1 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/504d0426df43f62724ed813836d21ef9.pdf 808d80114ce9b9ac2ddbd6d1b29d53a8 PDF Text Text V tgtukfc . I! vw>»s* >1 y>r *•'. - -■— = = f f l J u M E V. ■ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH E8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER SI, 1923 COMMISSIONERS URGE VOTERS TO : r. jE OF CAMARGO E oBD BELOW BORDER TESTING NEW EXPLOSIVES Marshall and’ (W as Appeal Te Sanford Citizens— RegiatraUoa Hooka Cleat fcS.TO SEND A® Fioifi Lauderdale Man Is K illed By Farmer on Street FORT LAUDERDALE. Dee. 31.—W. T. Williams, com* ■lari— Merchant, was — t and killed by Tbomaa Am■o—, a fanner, Baaday night In Ike presence of several per­ sona. The ahooting occnr red on‘Bricked Avenue.' * According to eye witnesses, no word* passed befere th e , shooting. After firing five times, thiiree shots taking ef­ ts as id to h«*e feet, A struck Williams with the gas. The stooting is understood to . have grown out of a litigation between the two men. Wil­ liams, also, lived hi Orlande. LIEUTENANT w o o d a n d w if e Tuesday will be the laat day that citizens o f ‘Sanford will have the opportunity of qualifying for the Wbnld Coerce Scrikttra 1 $920,000 bond lecctlon to be. held And Other Equipment on January I t. City Clerk Philip* Opportunity Is GWffi pfUl Bejdn To Move To haa given out the information that Examine Meamifc the city charter itatea that the Mexico In Few Dty» ' ' registration books must close JO I *’ e I llr.T k r A uw lilfS days before an election is held. This Igr Tkr Pwtmt WASHINGTON," Dee. makes Tuesday, January 1 tho laat M NW NBVILLE^T^D w . day lit which to regiater for the Charges that there la an Telephone report* Menelection. conspiracy to coerce senators, jgTfrom ojPctni at According . to statements given representatives to support'*; Ringgold r o u M r j j e r t . out Monday there have been 614 Mellon tax hill before tto)r “ ■f isatlng betw**» Mexican poll tax receipts issued by Tax Col­ an opportunity to study it* _ U r a l and rehd tro*»a J t lector John D. Jinkins, 17 by deputy Ions were made Sunday in a" Ci*ar*o, °"M collector Betts at the F irst Nation­ inent by Representative al Bank and 34 by deputy collector !fta aaid'flxhtlni WO httrjr. Texas, ranking - Democrat o t Deane at the Seminole County ways and means committee, Bank. Thia makes a total of 565 statement, issued by the ~ WASHINGTON, Dec- « - 7 ° ^ voters having paid their poll taxes. cratle nationa^coramltteo. j ' *OVIEDO, Dec. 31—(Special) & of tho contemplated sale of Of the 605 paid though thero Garner ipole fur the Jrthi* army war materials to the A building at the intersection arc between 40 and 50 voters who rJL .n government occupied war members of the committee, of the Oviedo, Chuluota and arc resident* of the county. This Mftment officials Sunday, add has beeh considering the M t Geneva roads owned by C. L. makes but approximately 520 vot­ R u indicated orders to deoot for several weeks: West and occupied by the ers qualified for the city election indent from which the rifles Seminole Supply Company, wan up to Monday. ’ . . “Evldehce la dally coming other equipment are to he totally' deatroyed by fire about . As ha* been announced previous­ light," said Mr. Garner, "that i will go forward within a day 1 o’clock Monday morning. ly in this paper in a statement national-wide propaganda t 6 ' two. x given out by Mayor Forest Lake, The entire flock* 6ff; goods of mlt the people ’a nd their t* the'building wan destroyed. it is essential that poll tax for 1023 I Final decision to grant the reon, tativts in Congress to the The !Ms Is partially' Covered rt of the Obregon government be palcf In order to qualify for tne tax bill before all of its p' election; Tho fact that approxi­ make the aale direct by the by tamance. it wad lekrned. were made'knoitn, b the t !•* •* • ■ •« •• «• t mately 1(500 voters aro registered uhington government was not a huge conspiracy on the part on the city books does not mein ched until Saturday, although The stock in the building con­ the prsdatory interests const request la understood to have that mftnber will be able to vote, it sisted ' of automobile, mechanical ing special privilege. wak pointed out Monday. | before adminlatratlon officials and grocery supplies all of which Say* Plain Evidence. In a statement given out'Mon­ belonged to the proprietor of the tically all of last wsek. AI“Plain and convincing evl .rif there haa been no tndlcaday by City Commissioner S. O. business, n Mr. ' Williams of ; ' The above picture is of Lieutenant Osborne Cijtler ,\Voo<t . Army officials in the vicinity of Washington, D. C., are of this conspiracy is found in' “Ihaae, it was shown the eloc- Oviedo. This store wns ono of the D I m , ■, „ i . ___ . - -, what ... i that the propoaal waa the suband hi* wife, formerly Miss E. Thompson of Philadelphia. testing new-high explosives. The camera caught a 25-pound wording of telegrams and * ' „ of extended diacuaslon at the on should mean to this 'city andj leading businoss houses of Oviedo, Lieutenant Wood, son of General Leonard Wood, Is now in the being received by senators binct meeting* laat Tuesday and white phosphorous bomb when it exploded. This bomb is for what a wholehearted support oftho | furnIsRing nearly nil of the auto issue would mean with regards to supplies fn ttfe vicinity. lay. It la unlikely Prealdcnt representatives in Congress Philippines and is reported to have made nearly a million dol­ an air attack and is made for smoko and incendiary purposes. tho prico that the bonds will bring. ildge reached the decision to nre in identicol language, she lars through Wall Street speculation. . . • Chsse’s Statement jrt from the policy of the Hard* they emanate form one source; Mr Chase’s statement is as fol­ adminlatratlon fn‘ relation to though coming from various • lows s Miami Banker Dies tale of surphia arm* without tions of the Country. This !a “If the voters of this city don’t ng the matter before hla adFast Express Train form often employed by Result of Apoplexy get behind the bond election with predatory! interests to influence I Derailed Near Zalisky their heartiest support and cooper­ 5?o Publicity. *5 unsuspecting public and to tl II)rhThe Aaaorlntnl Prraa) Ur The Auoelatrtl Press) ation, thin city will come in for l! doze, Intimidate and coerce Presumably no publicity will be CINCINNATI, . . . Dec. 31—AccordMIAMI, Dec. 31— C. M. Clay­ some bad publicity. Right now gressmen. ' tn by the Washington govern) Ing to .tipori to local Baltimore A ton,' first vice president and act­ Sanford enjoys a reputation' for j*nt to the time or place when “In this case tho pro^fl Ohio offices, Jhe fast express train ing head of the Commercial Bank progresstveness that few cities In ay of the supplies are to be turn* emanating from this or from New York to Cincinnati wus the state of its sizo demands, i nnd Trust Company of Miami, died ‘ over to Mexican forces. Rea* Hans Anon son, a farm er., of connpiracy attempts to coerce “The bond issues thnt have been Geneva, was drowned Saturday af­ derailed near Zalisky, Ohio. Thu of military prudence would Negroes Barricade Themselves Monday morning from an attack store and representatives to of apoplexy. The body will be sent Boated by tho city up Until this ternoon about 3 o’clock near Mul­ quire the Mexican officials to port the Mellon tax bill befo Following IKIling of Mrs. to lakeland for interment in the time have always brought a very til the route by which the arms let Lake, it became known Mon­ htre, said. ■ 1 Reports— Steamer Was Hunk they have had!the opporftunlt good price show the faith nnd con­ day*. His body has not been found, family plot. to be taken into Mexico, so Last Thursday. • Robert Latimer see the bill or to study fidence that the bond buyers have nltnough a*party of men have been as that is possible. The de* understand its provisions, in tho city. It doesn’t stand to dragging the river in that vicin­ tries, however, will be made (Ur The A..orln(rd t’rrsa) plainly evldont also th a t constlt (B jr T k * A u w l i l r t I ' r r u i reason tholigh that if the coming ity since tho necident occurrcr. om the depot of the Eighth army CONSTANTINOPE, Dec. 31.— enta of the senators and repr FORT SMITH, Ark., Dec. 3 1 election. Is not given wholehaarted orpi area. Anonxon, who wns 56 years old. : Confirmation was received Sunday tatlves who signed these meal support and passed-by n big ma­ is said to nave been riding a horse ■of the sinking riff the United could not have known all of Difficulties of the Obregon gov* Ten negroes who barricaded them­ jority o^fjtizens. that we will con­ and attempted .to cross a point in ! Htr.tey shipping boani steamer provliidht df tBcr Mellon ta < 1 nmtnt in trsniporttriR’ tnIHtary selves in a house in the Catcher tinue to get n big price for our community, five miles from Van the river near Mullet Lake. A IConeiosin the Black Sen. All on optics to the active front between bonds. bpurd wgro fost. , ....... S K i U f . t - s r s ? ' ma Cruz arid Mexl&j'Xlty.Are liuren, Ark., late Sunday, when “Coonerttfort of the citlten* Is ITKSW flKW W ifffiiS Tho Conejos, a freighter, bound public. eased by the fact that the rebel white residents Ihreatehed n riot certainly not shown when only ap­ that she saw both the horso ami from Batum for NcW York, went d|hoId at Vera Crus closes to ns a result of the killing late Friproximately 500 voters hnvo quail- the rider go under when in about ’The unconscionaido instigators;.-, down In the Black Soa on Thurs­ federal forces the >ea route of duy of Mrs. Robert Latimer, sur­ fled to vote. I want to make n last mid-stream. Several times she Cold Weather Headed South— day. The last wireless message of this conspiracy have not only.,klivery. There have been no rendered to nntional guardsmen Editorial Comment Of World’s appeal the people of Sanford to said sh osaw both bodies come up Snow Predicted For Many Of . received from the veasel, picked sought in this way to browbeat i arge outbreaks of revolutionary from Oznrk, and were lodged in Highest Paid Newspaper Writer put the toelection over in a big way. and flnallly the hoesr swam ashore up by the British steamer Mole- coerce congress, together with Dm ' ivity in northern Mexico, how- the jail a t Van Bbron early Sun­ Will Appear In Herald. Southern Statee. “The City Commission has aeted without Mr. Anonson upon his sley, said: implied threat contained in thees. ver, and presumably officials at day night on charges of night riot­ and now it needs your support. Will back. , “Sinking fast. Hold No. 1 full Identical form messages, bat they ' (cxico City arc satisfied they can ing. Ur TJir A » » !> < • In Ini 1 'iru ) Beginning with today’s issuo^ not overy citizen avail himself nt of water. Have received no re­ have attempted, and in large me— The negro woman went to n aftly transport arms and ammuniA score or more of negroes were The Herald will publish daily on once of the opportunity to pay his WASHINGTON, Dec. 31— A sponse to calls for help." nearby home and told of the acci­ great ure apparently succeeded in Ula ion from the border to the Mexi­ hurried to the Van Burcn jail by the cold blast from Alaska Monpage Arthur Bris- poll tax.” In addition to her captain, the attempt to mislead the public by dent and immediately a party was duy had can government atorehousea In the officers who feared u serious clnsh h«nVeditorial overspreud the Rocky column popularly known as Marshall's Statement Concjos curried six and keeping secret some of the moat organized to look for the body. ‘ ‘ * , officers ( f t |apital. ...... between tho-races. Tho white pop­ Mountain anil northern plateau re­ about Dr. C. J. Marshall, member of “Today.” ‘ 30 seamen. Americ American ves- objectionable provisions of the. ^nonaon is said to have lived in gions and plains and in tho states Easy to Deliver Ten Planes ulation offered little or no resist­ in adding -Arthur Brisbano s the City Commission, made the fol­ Geneva for several years and la a sols, which have tended to hor in Missouri valley nnd interior sistnnee when her first cry for Mellon tax bill while they wets The ten airplanes, which are un- ance to the guardsmen who were column as a special feature, Tho lowing statement Monday: Norwegian by birth. He leaves Itntood to be a part of the sup- ordered to the scene early Sunday Herald in giving its readers tha “I am indeed disappointed with besides a wife, two sons, Henry west gulf states with zero temper­ help wns flashed by wireless, re­ attempting to have thu bill gener* afternoon by Gov. T. C. McRae. advantage of reading daily edi­ the lack of interest shown by the and Earle and two adopted chil­ atures as far south as Texas pan­ port they found no trace of tfic ally endorsed by the public before •lits, offer no difficulty of delivery. its provisions could be handle. hty can be assembled nt some Htenmor or of lifeboats:. *It la npi- known. Machine Guns Force Surrender torials by tho world’* highest paid citizens of this city in the coming dren, Thelma and Rby. Only through the In a l. It was 2b degrees below zero nt editorial writer oint in this country for delivery bond election. 1 understand that sUmcd, ,therefort>, ‘that if the of­ Tho 10 r.cgrocs who barricaded once of Democratic leaders has tha . many points in Northwest and at very few over 400 voters have |o Mexican air officers, and can themselves ficers nnd crow toog to,the small Mr. Brisbane’s opinions as ex­ n house, surrender­ Yellowstono Park, Wyoming, Ul boat* thqy later wore lost in the bill been made public in all ita ' ' qualified which means that thote flowar to whatever destination ed only afterinCnpt. pressed in his daily column aro W. Knyor, degrees wns registered. are some 1,000 or more who ap­ le Mexican war department wish- command of tho Otto terrific sea running at the time. provisions, so that thu people foe. detachment of not necessarily the opinion of the parently have no interest in the '• It would cause no surprise if in The last “ 8 . O. 8 .” of the wire­ the first timo know what the bill Snow, was predicted during the editor of this newspaper. mntter at nil. as airplanes were assembled and troops, threatened \hem with ma­ next 43 hours for nearly all of less operator on board the Cone­ contains. Mr. Brisbane is known as the “I don’t believe that the people elifered at ono of the American chine gun fire. They were assur­ inventor of the , modem newspa­ the East and parts of Kentucky, jos, complaining that he received fmy flying fields on the border, ed protection and finally agreed to per. As a mutter of fact, he did fully realize the importance of the Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, no response to his calls for as­ Two Die As Powder; accmopany the troops to Van Bu­ i transaction would Involve no South Carolina, Northwest Flor­ sistance, makes It pathetically whnt no other editor had ever election, what it means to Sanford CLERMONT, Dec. 31— (Special) ida, jn the future. As I sec it, this city —C. ition of neutrality, since the rcn. Western South Carolina ami cloar that the Conejon sank before done—he mnde an editorial page Plant Ih Destroy#! II. Goodnough, aged 76, a Quiet prevniled in the little com­ thnt created great circulation. is about to decide upon one of the her sister ship, Clnnstarf, and oth­ pponents' of the Obregon governWestern Virginia. prominent citizen of Clermont, munity enrly . Sunday night nnd er Vessels, which were hurrying to . u * wnt are viewed as Insurrection­ Editors before Brisbane entered most vital projects that has come died Sunday morning nt 1:45 o’­ her aid, could reach tho scene. All II) Tfcr A uN lalnl i 'f n t ) j . al by Washington officials, and Capt. Kayer said his troops would the field had written wholly for the up in its history and it is the duty clock after an illness of two Miami Entertains of these vessels sent reassuring t would bo in keeping, In the clr- return to their stntion at Ozark. highly educated portions of tho of every voter to toko nn active months. EMPORIUM, Penn., Dec. 3!— ' £(g radios tn the Conejos that they Two men were killed und two otb* cnitancea, if Moxlcan aviators No further trouble is feared, the community—tho lawyers, the doc­ interest in the revision. Private Secretary Mr. Goodnough suffered n stroke wen> responding to her appeal and “The City Commission ucting of paralysis about two months ago ’tie permitted to come to the officer said. ers weer injured Mondny when tors, the clergymen, nnd men o* it is assumed thnt the stricken dynamite packing house of Her- . Judge James A. Cochran, of the nITairs. .Brisbane, realizing thnt upon what seems to'have been thi and tlds anti receive instructions in Of Pres. Coolidge since thnt time had been con­ freighter’s radio foiled soon after andling the machinos. * circuit court has called n special the bulk of overy population is pervading opinion, went nheud nnd fined to his home. His condition Powder Company, two mllea * the vessel began to sink nnd tlmt cules from Emporium was dentroyed by (Hr Thr A wtrlilnl l'»f«) Whether formal protrat from tho grand jury to Investigate thu kill­ coi!i|M>sed of men and women who had surveys mndo of the cost of hud been serious for some time, she’ went down in tho belief thnt aq.expiosiop. The dead are OrUa (a Huerta faction in Mexico is ing of Mr*. Iaitimer. The jury will have received only a common the proposed utility plants nnd city but due to his vigorous constitu­ MIAMI, Dec. 31— Mlnihi had school education, concluded that he hall and then called the election tion, was able to vnthstand several the honor Saturday of entertaining no aid wnn coming. !• be expected, it Is difficult to meet In Van Burcn Wednesday. Walker and Charles Mansfield, both There hnvo been » series of vio­ of “Chnrles Ruck, 65 years old, would write for the larger class. for January 11 so thnt the citizens sinking spells. Emporium. The Washington gvoemment Hon. C. Bascom Stomp, secretary lent gales, coming from various might finally decide tho matter. cognizes formally the Obregon father of Spurgeon Ruck, ono of He chose fur his subjects, every­ Funeral services will bo held at to the president of the- United points of tlie compass, in the Black overnment, and necessarily could tho negroes charged with the slay­ day to.den, in which they would The law requiros that tho city reg­ the undertaking parlors of Cary States. Ken and in Turkish waters during Germans Balk at Hi^h sve no dealings with the revolu- ing of Mrs. Latimer, wus probably not fail tn be interested. He dis­ istration books close 10 days be­ Hand In Orlando Monday morning the past fortnight. Thu gales Mr. Slcmp and the Hon. Richard fore tho election. This means that cussed the rearing of children, Ijonary forces. Watever objections fatally wounded shortly Ipforu a t 10:30 o’clock. The body will bu will be the last opportuni­ shipped back to Mr. Goodnough's Smith Whaley of Charleston, S. have been accompanied by rain Cost of Salted Herriifg ■be revolutionary loaders may have noon by a special officer who said finalities o f 'character that make Tuesday to qualify. Nearly 1,500 voters old home at Asbury Fork. N. J„ C., chairman of the rent commis­ and snow. Havoc has been wrought the course of this country in ho flurod when tho negro failed to for success, the need of clean men ty are registered but are not quali­ where burial will take place, sion of the District of Columbiu, a m o n g shipping. Even the p ow ­ injiolitics. generosity to the poor, E* present stluutinn thoro is no put up his hands in response to American torpedo boat de­ nr Tfcr Aaaselatril frH *) •> fied to vote by virtue of the fact etc. He wrote n philosophy on re­ Mr. Goodnough is survived by n and a former representative in erful |nannel by which their views can nn order to do so. Ruck is not ex­ stroyers and other naval craft thst they have failed to pay their ligion in simnlo language, avoid­ Congress, arrived in Miami by HAMBURG, Dec. 31— The prt6 > wife and two sons, Henry Good' presented in any formal way. pected to live through tho nigh . the uso of technical prord* and 1023 poll tax. It is absolutely noujrh of Asbury Park and Leo F. nutomobilo about noon Hnturduy have been forced to seek shelter, of beer hus been boosted many “Another negro who was said to ing Causes No Surprise small boats hnvo making things plain by the em­ necessary that the poll tax bo paid Goodnough of Patterson. N. J. from Palm Beach, where they had numerous foundered, entailing considerable times throughout Germany with­ , A statement summarizing ad- have held up n truck-lond of white ployment of simple illustrations. In order to vote. been guests for several days. At the time of his death, Mr. loss of life. out any great protest, but whim [Kei from Vera Crus, given out! men at the point of n pistol, was “As a member of tho City Com­ Goodnough was president of tho The new editorials soon attract While here Mr. Sleinp and Mr. The Coneios was ono of the fleet salted herring jumped to 31 j o a Mre Sunday night by Feprosent- arrested Inte Sunday afternoon. mission, I want to appeal to every First National Bank of Clermont cd tho attention of the people for Whaley were entertained nt lunch­ of United States shipping boani pound tho people vigorously pro- ' “There was a general exodus of whom they were designed nnd they voter in thin city to make it his and a director in several other K W °f tho do la Huerta group, bid the action of tho United States the negro population during the began to read them. The shop or her duty to pav the poll tax to­ banks in Lake County. He owned eon at the Hotel Urmey, where steamers which spieciniizrd in tested and termed it an uutraga.. ‘ deciding to aeil war materials afternoon nnd only a small num­ girls, the stenographers, the young morrow without fail. The interest large property interests here and they made their headquarters dur­ mnnganese ore cargoes picked up About tha same timo sausage the Mexican government had ber remained in the community men who work in the factories, the which the voters manifest in the was considered one of the wealth­ ing their visit. Lunching with at various Iltnck Sea ports for reached the unprecedented prica of them weru Mayor and Mrs. E. C. transportation to the American $1.25 to 31.76 a German pound, bused “neither special sornrise Sunday night. truck drivers, phrters in stores, election will in a large measure in­ iest citizens of this section. Mr. and Mrs. Manning S. market. Three negroes, Spurgeon Ruck, men who conduct small business fluence the sale of the bonds. If l°r consternation in provisional which is 12 uunccs. Before the wav For 40 years Mr. Goodnough had Itomfh, government circles." William Bettis nnd John Gay, the enterprises, found Brisbane’s edi­ no interest is taken, the bonds will been a resident of Clermont and Burbank, Miss Grace Baxter and ratted herring sold for about five NO TRACE OF HANDITS. cents a pouml and sausage from 16 “lor the first time in the his- latter only 15 years of age, have torials something that made them not bring a good price. On the was always prominently identified Mr. Charles Baxtur of Boston, Mr. ATLANTA, Ga.. Dec. 31— Of­ to 20 cent* a pound. "cy of the nation,” said the state- been arrested in connection with think nnd aroused their ambition. other hand if the election is carried with progressive interests of thu and Mrs. Frank B. Shutts and ficials Monduy had mndo no tangi­ by u big majority- , with a• -large per community. At various limes he Crate D. Bowden. Following tho Potatoes, which retailed for lesil n*nJ* n president of the republic, the killing. Clay is alleged to have! J® P’ citf centoge of the citizens voting, then served on the city council and was luncheon, a sigh-seeing trip abonrd ble progress toward recapture of than one cent a pound before tho “"fronted bv a popular uprising made a confession, and officers Bandit Makes Small we may expect to secure high bids mayor of Clermont for several Mr. Romfh’s speed cruiser. Mari­ four convict*, who led by George war, cost 16 times as much early lit l n the part of an outraged peonle,' said he implicated Ruck oind Bettis, nette’was enjoyed, giving tho visi­ Anderson, million dollar mail ban December in Hamburg and other ' terms. *Jhibited such terror and lost Clny was in tho Crawford county Haul From R. R. Crew for the issue.” He was a veteran of tho Civil tors an opportunity of if owing dit tunnelled. their wny from the Gernian.dties. Rye bread, normal- j P mucn self respect as to beg tho Jail at VnBurnca ak 2nunre c....n having served in the Union Miami Beach, the outlying keys federal penitentiary Sunday to ly three cents for a two-pound “ °* n neighboring govern- jail at Van Buren, 16 miles from Hr Thr AaaocUtrtl Prraa) Woman Killed In An War, loaf, has been retailing for 13 to navy throughout the entire war down to Cape Florida, the Mathc- freedom. "A *° sustain him in power. If this city. Sunday night. Ruck and MOBILE, Dec. 31— An armed 16 cents a loaf. son estate and the Jntncs Herring between the states. Apartment House Fire s i u . C0UM unite «nd solidify Bettis, who were taken to Van Du­ bandit held up and robbed RETURNS HOME. estate from tho water approach. w -Mexican people in their deter­ ron Saturday nftornoon, were the crew of a dining car attached COLUMBIA, 8 . C.. Dec. 31. mination to end the Obregon spirited ownv when a mob of sev­ to the northbound Louisville and *■“ ***•■''4 I’rraa) Chinese Bandits ,Miss Virginia Boozer, 17-ycar-old Watch for DENVER, Dec. 31.—One wo­ eral tu *’ wou,d bo this.” -----hundred -------- .men formed. and Nashville New York, Now Orleans Two Stories of Knox University ‘his statement said that “tho threatened to storm the jail early limited near here, according to ro- man was killed and two others of South Carolina stu­ Capture American “Pport extended in favor of Obro- .Sunday dent, for whom n national-wide Your Name 7 11 i . ■ . ; • »«z Hotel At Cocoa, Burn right. o .._4 port mode to the police. w~ only seriously injured when they leaped _ _ He » wpu!d provoke no reprisals search has been conducted for two! from a third floor of a burning III ?br AufirlfitriT Frvui got $8 in cash the report said. If it appears on the want ad iwinst American interests.” months returned homo Monday. She! PEKING, Dec. 31— Followers of apartment house early Monday n r The Aksuelalrd l-rr**) Part of Petrograd pare of The Herald today, has been working in a department the notorious bandit leader, Ia»o whilo the second woman was burn­ i NO EXPLANATION FOR A FINE COCOA, Dec. 3l'.—Flames which store in Jacksonville. She left) ed to death and three ipore persona Yao Jen, captured an American seriously II, The Aaaurlatril Prraa) you will reedy* two fre# Ironx Jeweler Is Under Water, Report i threatened to destroy u _____ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 31— were injured in a second apartment missionary, Mrs. Julian Kilen and large portion of the business dis­ home to see if she could make her ticket) to the performance Killed By Bandit Ur Tfcr Aa.arl.fr4 Prr.a) : There will be no more legal execu- house fire which broke out short­ wounded two other missionaries, trict of Cocoa, destroyed two own living, she said. at The MUunu 'tyieutrs Professor Bernhard HnfT and Mrs. stories of. the Knox Hotel, located MOCOW, Dec. 31—Reports fromltiona in Hpridu until the electric ly afterward. night. You may b« the ., Th'* Aaaorlnfnl Preaa) Both Arcs, according to author­ Hoff in a raid upon the town of in the center of the business dis­ MARKETS Petrogrsd say that part of the choir at Rniford is ready for use, Nl.W 31— Drow n YORK. „ -----Dec. - — • Bernard --------- city is submerged under waters Attorney General Buford said Mun- ities, apparently were caused Tsai Yang in northern Hupeh pro­ trict, Monday morning. The Are CHICAGO, Dec. 31— Wheat. lucky one. Rend thorough - 1 La, \ a Br°n* jeweler Monday of the Neva which haa flooded Its day. The cair now under con- by overheated furnaces due to cold vince near the bonier town of means that tnq hotel will be closed May 1.07 7-8 to 1.08; July 1.06 3-8 ly the JUtle want ads. Ll, ’“ot ®JW killed by a bandit i banks despite severe winter wtath -1 struction will not be ready before wave,which swept Denver and the Siang Yangfu, according to ad­ all winter, it wa.ss aiasaidd* to 1-2; Corn, May 74 1-2 to 3-4; west last night. . vices received tore Monday. all winter, it was said.* ^ no refused to open bis safc.j ur. Many factories have been in- April, ho said. Oats, May 46 3-4. OVIEDO BUILDING IS DESTROYED BY FIRE ON MONDAY S GENEVA MAN IS DROWNED; BODY ISNOTLOCAT NEGROES GIVE UP AS MACHINE GUNS BROUGHT IN PLAY BRISBANE WILLBE [CONTRIBUTOR TO SANFORDffltALB U.S. SHIP CONEJOS ALL PASSENGERS COLD WAVE GRIPS WESTERNPARTOF BN ITFfrSfA -TES t AGED CLERMONT CITIZEN DIES ( ( "J1'!**’ : f '-t J‘ 1 £ �. FLORIDA GROWERS LOST FLOWER POTS A General Summary On Conditions Of Beans, Cabbage, Celery. Peppdip, j Potato, Tomato, Lettuce Grope, ind hanging basket* Idea] New Year’s Gifts, a constant re minder at all times. _W’ASHINGTpN, D. C., Dec. 29.— Tho following report; on . . . ______ „ Florida truck crops was issued this week by the Dertment of Agriculture, the matter ving beep covered by II. A. Marks: bea n s. Movement of tho fall crop of-beans from Center. Hill, Sumter County, is nearly completed. Thd yield Wa» cut by dry weather but the quality was good and tho crop as a whole profit­ able to the growers. On the East Coast the equivalent of four to five 1 K FLOWER SEEDS IN I1ULK, ALL VARIETIES PHOfcE seasonal cars .are A. QUALITY Thoroughly blended, Correct in formula, Mechanically perfect, Highest grade m ateri­ al, Built upon experience, Best m anufactur­ ing facilities, Highest grade Agricultural Service Bureau BURTON COSDEN, Salesman Sanford, Florida Phone • . MIAMI, , F ^ ° eS Y,29.—That the Florida EM t Coast Growers' AnoeisJACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 29— tlon lost oat heavily last'year on to* Florida truck crops are commanding mato shipm ents U .claimed by those good prices f. o. b. shipping points, connected with It. Claims without and as is- always t 'h > o case ----- when such number, appear to b« standing against a condition does exist, reti "the,railroads, but* the collection of shipments made to gfowen toes* claims has become quite another proposition. In speaking before the association’s members recently, the traffic rfinnager said _________________ _ “It will interest the fanners here b. prices ranging from $2-$2AO a to know th at I am to have a confer- hamper. Squash, supplies of whkh cnco with, the railroad officials early .are beginning to deplete, command* in January on 250 cars on which we |od prices a t around $1.50 a hamper have claims. There are 380 cars out;Peppers for the most pnrt are being altogether, of which 100 cars or $58,, 'consigned, but where sales have been 000 worth is from the Homestead .made, Jjrices held around $1.75-$2.50. House; Half thla amount put into the ‘Enklltn'peaa sold for prices around $3 hands of tho growers would holp out snd up, aoma sales having been rc■ lot and we expect to get th a t for ported a t as high as $4.76 a hamper. thSi?' r, Late In, the, week strawberries got The Homestead member grower^ dqwn under $1. The new Irish potato sufrered a heavy loss and it is very, supply is’ very light and prices have “jobtfbl If any apppreciablo amount been holding around $2 a hamper, of this loss will ever be collected. A purchasers of potatoes are finding largo percentage of tho damage was sales in tourist cities of tho state. •*, * JT*!1' 1 ot toinnt° « \ having been Beans, edeumbers, peppers and eggshippfcd in cars, other .than rofriger. plants arc going forward in fair atorsr which resulted in'the car con* volume from tho Indian River section tents being frozen enroute to market, of the East Coast. To the close of % d iu « , — «*» c nnr other points. Move- rors have already been assembled ami Tho Everglades section growor* aro b«“ ln9,dorabIy heuvlcr |!n‘israov®nie*'t *hould4be under way making big preparations for a spring r A n n 'i r r * 2°‘i Wlt.h tbc larger per- crop Amsrtg the plantings contem. 0 ... , centogo ot early planting and Im- plated nro Irish potatoes, beans, cabr f Florida cabbage is now pipved condition compared with last bage nnd tomatoes. Crops on early ■ neunjr completed mpicted wun with a total ot of year, movement in volume win begin plantings arc now moving. ■ around 6J)0u ntres for lOo atres for the the state. sUte. Dry Dry earlier, probably by January 16 ami The American Railway Express ■ weather hc!.l ...__ .... in Ala- total production will probably bo Company has opened an office a t eld back planting 5 chua and Morion counties ~— . ... and ..... in ... somewhat heavier but with shipments Clevclsnd in the Chnrlntta-Hnrbor Dl* ■ other sectfons where the cabbage land distributed over a longed period or vision of the Atlantic Coast Lino Rail* I was not irrigated while in the OkeI F T T lirp • road, and has placed on Stent in ■ chobec section, much of the land was ..... t,E iru C b . ..charge to tnlu; care of vegetable ship* not ready to plnnt after the,summer 4 1 , movement of lettuce from.mcnts from that locality. ■ rains. As a result, tho acreage was S'*-ntf>rd section ended around De-1 The Punta Gorda section has begun m■reduced below that shown by the early B ,an,‘L ■hipment» f?r the re-j shipping pepporr, and beans. The ■ estimates. Thu crop as a wholo is rnnin. or of tho season will be com- .movement is mojtly by oxpress. A few I Iunusually early. • Carlot movement is paratively light. In tno Winter Gar- carloads have been shipped, ■ already under way from tho Sanford den section, tho earlier lettu-e ma- 1 One hundred nnd fifty-eight hath■ and Winter Garden sections. Tho Coie- turmi quicker than usual and carlot;pcrs of Enxtonian pens gathered on a ■ man nnd Leesburg sections will be hcttan „ by, n «om bcr J, truck farm in Sumtor county sold f. o. ■ moving by January 1 nnd shipments Plantings pro continuing in this sec-|b. shipping point last week at nricer wii be going out from nearly all sec­ tlon nnd tho crop will be two-thirds tions of tho atute by January 15 or planted by January 1. In Manatee ■ qoon after that date. However, no county movement began early In De­ ■ heavy movement is expected much be- cember but will be light until after " fore February 1, nnd distribution December 15. The heaviest move­ should be fairly oven from that date ment from this section will h« in ■ until April 1. January. „ £ * CELERY. ■ Colery at Sanford and in Manatee ■ county shows flno condition at present ■ and gives prbmlso of on excellent _ yield. At Sanford around 2,000 acres - had been planted up to December 6. ■ In Manatee county, plantings arc nearly completed und tno acreage will FIRST CLASS IN EVEVRY DEPARTMFNT MACI be fully as largo a.-t last year. While WE MAKE OR REPAIR ANYTHING MECHANICAL n few cars will probably move around Januury 1, the heavier movement'will MACHINE AND UOILEK WORK, PIPE MADE UP be alter January 10. PEPPERS. Movement of peppers from Manatee county reached a volume of from 2fto 25 cars weekly soon after DecernPHONE --------- — ------_ _ ------------------ ber 1 and of 12 to 15 cars weekly from., th e . Winter... Garden section., t Movement from Fort Myers Is also heavy und was expected to reach a volume of 20 cars weekly by Decem­ ber 20. POTATOES. Alfalfa-Meal .... While planting of a small acreage ' # of potatoes ut federal point will Animal Regulator begin soon after December 15, the total planting in the Hastings section Beet Pulp before January 10 wil lbe very light Bottle Caps Y Seed for the muin crop will be re­ V ceived mostly by January 1. Heavy Bran planting will bogin about January 10 J* * und will bo nearly completed by the 1 Butter Milk Mash twentieth. Seed stock so far received juppuurs to bo ot high quality and the Chick Grit percentage of certified seed used this • year will he unusually high. Tho plant­ Chick Scratch ing of enrly rod potatoes to be hnr- Chick S tarter vosted before tho main potato move-* ment iron) tho Hastings section i« Condition Powders unusually high this year. In addition < to the mcrcarc*! plantings on the j Corn lower West coast, there will bj around j Corn H earts 500 cars of potatoes, mostly red, in i St. Lucie county with probably at i Cow Feed */ least 1.50D acres in sections on or near ' Luke Okcchobce. These will be plunted Dairy Feed not far from January 1 and nro ex­ ported to reach maturity quicker thnn Dairy Supplies the potntoca used in the main crop A checkerboard pencil with square eraser and lucky horse shoo will bo given away to anyone who buys 0*Molene horse and mule iced. This is your chance to get a useful gift and a t the same time'.lay In a supply of an economical, nourish* ing horse feed. Ddh’t miss it. Get ypur pencil early, before the supply Is exhausted. Decs; .(he fellow who tryd to Bell you a cheaper feed AL.WAYS say U (k as good as The party furnishing us \Vjth the most perfect answer to this * . ?. < 1... *___ ... tinn by January 15, will get'one sack of .O-Molene free, answer winning the prize will be printed In this space, aro requested to auswer. • S 12 A COMPLETE PLANT Is Made I S - ------------— ---------------------------------------- being FLORIDA TRUCK CROPS | COMMANDING GOOD PRICES J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Elm Avenue and Commercial Street---------_ ---------------Phone 94 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B aaaaaaH uaifaB nqaiiiiaanaiiaK aiiciaB iiB aB B H aH FOR SPRING CROPS Beans, Black Valentine, Refugee, Red Valentine, 1000 to 1. Also Seed potatoes, Coeozellu Squash—All fresh stock PHONE 181 S ervice station fo r the econom y ration — feed f t less. Sanford Machine Con Disinfectant Egg Mash Flour Grit Ground Corn and 0at3 Growing Mash Hay Hen Feed Horse Feed Laying Mash Medicated Salt Milk Bottles Molasses Oats Oyster Shell Paris Grec-n Pratts Poultry Remedies Cotton Seed Meal Cotton Seed Hulls P ratts Poultry Feed Rock Salt *' Salt Brick WILKES WONDER FEEDS , . *.*. ” • , * - '• .‘T *T” b j ♦> ■ j - A s We Wish Our Community a Happy and Prosperous New SANFORD, FLORIDA Myrtle Avenue and Phone Fourth Street I ii lB^i■aaaBc■B■aaaBaar'>^u^a»>', �1 . -. —— .________________ * •_ • • - ;> ■ .« < .______ 8A1 - w ■ .... I GIVES FORECAST OF BUSINESS ACTIVITIES FOR 1924 !Y HILLS, Man., son In which titty are ready; to _ ir ,W. Babson, inter* operate. They are hot contested known- ■tatiatkiai, re- with business -when it is ip. the evelopraents daring the Centra] Zone and are extremely and outlined the prob- unhappy during « a depression. _ • for 1924 in a apodal entire business community iaaued Friday. , • Would be much Better, off if we ir ago," says Mr. Babson, complained of excessive booms, as was still improving rapid* we complain of severe depressions rly everybody turned to and if wa. welcomed the- moderate calendar optimistically. conditions, which ard neither so »m which started in the very bad nor yet extremely good fall of l'J22 was well under ns the proper business weather. We and carried on to March of ought to have more of this sort of Then it collapsed 1 Business condition than any other, and the Mf during the summer and this wise business man will set his fall failed to to come up to plans to operate under theso cirstions of those who look* cumstsncoa lo ra continuation of the up-; 1924 Central Zone Tear. • > A sa result, the business "The facts indicate that wo shall is facing 1924 with a con- have such a year during 1924, mind. tl is safe to say even though some of it may be tha majority of buainess men W ow average, rather than above, are hoping for a boom year, 1900 and the early part of 1907 " ' they are strictly honest with saw a boom and inflation. The they must admit that panic of the latter year took us 1'a re not very confident/of down into a period of depression those hopes realised, lasting through the early part of ny prominent men in Indus* 1008. Apart from a portion of ^ h a rt prophesied great pros* the years 1909 and 1910, we then _ A t tjie same time, the enjoyed fairly good business along sroos blocs represented in the this Central Zone until 1914. 'Congress are evidence that UA depression in 1014 laid the . sections of the country, at foundation for a fairly average ’’are not satisfied with things year In 1915, which developed into are. Many business men, a period of the abnormal prosperity if they are making money, of war yenrs, carrying us to n shake their heada in a dls- peak at the beginning of 1920. Beway. Europe is still sick, cause of tho inevitable operation -4 creased production usually spells I cost to Mil. In trying to keep all of our factories busy all the lim e, r lower cost to make, but higher we hare developed a very effective sales organisation, but the fact of the matter Is that the number of things which the public Is asked to buy has increased more rapidly than our national purchasing pow­ er. The automobile, the radio, and a score of others of the newer nec­ essities and luxuries have come in to take a part of the money which heretofore was spent for other ’ things. Competition for the con­ sumer's dollar has grown exceed­ ingly keen and has caused distribu­ tion costs to increase unreason­ ably. “Finally, we arc still suffering from n serious mal-adjustmcnt between the prices of various groups of commodities. The price that the farmer goto’lor his product Is in most cases low. Tho price that he is asked to pay for the things he must purchase, however, have seen no such reduction. It Is ob­ vious that we can’t have healthy trade when the farmer can get a $1,000 for his crop but is asked I to nay $2,000 for what ho wants to buy. "In this connection it is also! necessary to remember that tho farmer is an original producer. The dollar that works through our commercial machinery starts with EVERT T R t « ± H m By CONDO o -01 . 1M B 1 been seen and strikas are at ft low ty may bs summed up as the re­ Notice.sf Meeting of g<_ • f TW Herald Prlnt^J! point,‘fiat that /act remains that sult of half dosen plans that be fWX r-M he P a r ^ y j * « tA tendency of the anions to in­ put into operation or projects lag the Charter of 8a|?r^ M crease wages and to limit the num­ which he undertook. Again, we ber of apprentice* is a serious find that these plans themselves NOTICE IS' HEREBY nJL brake ati industry. The immigra­ almost always....... ............................ that thero will be a m„ X GIyi» have to do with the tion situation is also not very fav­ orable. If, some liquidation in the future. The buainess man mskM l*J^^JjJjj^fJ™^^qf __ the labor situation would take place, 1 hia decision, lays S t a course of ^ J N O ^ C O M p XnV, » ■lod of time hae J 1/V L * “ld £ °mP*ny in ttenfc would be much encouraged. No one action, after a period iroject has been Florida, at 107 can say there is a shortage of goods elapsed and the project nolia Avenue, on the 2l«* a * * today. If an attempt is made to in completed it ip to tell whether or January, A. D., 1921 ,1 i 4 flato business the effect will be not he was right In his reasoning. 'The purchase of commodities, bad. If, however, wp cad work said co downward a little, and thus give the settlement of wage disputes, as to advertising tion, as to name thereof :of ;anj the consumer a chance « stock up the decision policy, the planning of a sales with goods, this will help the re­ i i S S * «■ »"j VI. vi.*3 campaign, the determination or adjustment. “Last year, the outstanding op- credlit policy, and the financing of HERALD PRINTING COMPam I inesa iare all factors which iortunities were found in the big a business ndustriai centers of the north and call for an anticaption of coming R* H. Berg, Sec re tarv east The agricultural regions conditions and a business man’s profits aro detei*m!ned very large­ were relatively depressed. There is now developing a better balance ly by the correctness of his judg- WINTER C ^ H H i n ^ r c o i J Wjth the changeable * £ 2 3 between theso two types of terri­ m rtt in these matters. In fact, which*we have nt thi***N tory. Though no boom is in sight, net profits can almost be summed teh year coughs ami colds up in the foloiwing equation: Add the farming sections are gradual­ Be prcnaVeTf” * ^ ly improving. The total value of together the'gains made of all cor­ prevalent. Have a bottle of FOLRVa S5H rect decisions, subtract from this crops should he at least 10 per ET ANDTAR COMwini the loss pn mistaken decisions and cent greater than a year ago. The haPdy, and with the f i r s t . ® improvement is especially marked you have net profit. "No matter what way the wind counhior cold take a ,Io,c JH J* in Toxns nnd other ports of the cotton belt, though some localities is blowing it can be made to sail vent a serious ailment PnttCS in the south are still in rather poor a ship If you will but set the sails h o n e y a n d t a b o t M shape. During 1924, opportunities to the wind. Likewise every has been the standard familyS should nlso be found in parts of change in business conditions of­ remedy for over 35 yean. the middle west. The wheat reg­ fers opportunities to the business in* prompt relief aril w h r n i' ions will probably remain some­ man. 1924 will be no exception. uaed you will never be with™?? what unfavorable. Thero are in­ I say confidently that any man in Sold everywhere.—Adv. h°U ^ dications that 1924 will witness a any business who will take tho Palmetto—Three cars of lettwa public construction program of trouble to attune his plana to con­ considerable magnitudo and va­ dition! as they are—instead of as were shipped to New York ho might wish them—can make this season. riety. • “One thing is sure, money Is profits during these next twelve distinctly easy and should continue months. 1924 will reward the so during the coming months. This foresighted. cGt the fasts and moans that bonds are in a fine go ahead." Copyright—192.1—B. I. position. I said so a year ago, (All rights strictly reserved.) Coffee and Lunch ShoJ and conditions still remain tho snme. You should buy good Donds with confidence. As to stocks, tho STOCKHOLDERS Located in the Fields situation is different. There ia no Auto Top Biukling2nJ use in buying stocks on tho minor MEETING door west of the SaJ moves which we occasionally have. Where Business Make*: Profits. The regular annual meeting of Juan Garage “I. repeat, ....... then, ...... . that ...... Central —........ tho stockholders of tho Heminolo Zone conditions arc healthiest for! County Bank, will he held in the Featuring Horn a us nnd that boom times nre n o t 1Linking rooms of the hank on necessnry for good profits and j Thursday, January 3, nt 4 o’clock! Cooking, Home MadJ steady business progress. p. m., for the purposo of electing “If we examine this matter of a board of directors to serve for; Pies and a good clean! profits, for instance, we find that tho ensuing year, and nny other meal for 85c the nveruge American business business that may properly come man is an ‘enterpriser.’ Tho his­ tory of nny one year in his activiA. R.*KEY, Cashier f j O H / 'X S A Y / M t v r e R /l S M O IC Q a *P IP G . AT T lM ts S . BEGINS For 8 D ay’s BIG REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCK AND BOND PRICES FOR SUFFER DECREASE HANDSOME CORAL INN HAS BEEN COMPLETED For 8 MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE By Jijrir* I Rsrktt quotations for Saturday, crate, m arket steady, Fin. 7-8 bu. EQUITABLEDISTRIBUTION PROVIDED FOR a**hPri- $4@45.0, green 1303.50 ME AND MAGGIE IN LONDON.iwhcn the man guanlln* . ptHsJelphia (Clear, 28 above) Pcss: 4 cars on track' inciudCopjrit’.iti 190. by Nulocit Dad?* ComaitM ' CHAITER XVII. Icnmo up to mo. Tomstoes: Nassua 1, 2 'cars on; ing broken, supplies and demand1 -____ * I told me readers in mo last! “fa your namo * 5 F ’I N proposing a chapter about P a risa n d how Din- :“Well, old top, there’s tnck, light supplies, demand mod-; moderate, market steady, Fla . 1 NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Stock general reduc­ f"||ns Th" «M#||y Distlntdve In Height ty Mooro and the Duke of BnnjTA^^- ' side snyn you're her loo And trite, market steady. Fla. 8 ajhprs, $2.7503.00. t (and bond prices generally Ioat V «S3 I 4N P 7HCRC tion of Federal oy got me out for. me one and only wouldn't let hor in, but mum toning wrapped, ripes wrapped, Features. St. Louis (Clear, 36 above) C™und during 1023. aw e. Ce r t a in o t h c r night in the city. Maggie met me she baw you from an t a x e s Secretary Income fcir, fancy count $3.50@4.60, the next mornin’ with rollin' pint and she’s gonna wait th e n : Lettuce: Tex. 3, Cni. 1, 12 cars >lfllrch "Bnesaed the dulhrlnn ki c I i o n derives T I M C .S x LAY O teF ' #3,693.715X078 I CORAL GABLES, Dec. 31^- and dishes. I was in the hospital,if it takes oil night. By tfcoice count |3@ i, sonic poor all on track including broken, sup­ tion Of the bull nutrket which had !|l3t t*,e PCoP,s ©j O F VT lit ....................... 1(. Standing out among tho hoat of a week, and I didn’t really come to | of her, I should say wir'd L grafts jow as $1. been in progress, with a few min- 1 r J c ^ i h ^ b l n e r , ^ rs maining $-1,865,000. hrautiful nccompiUhments a t Coral me scnccs tin I woke up in Lon- fiowera on your cheat if rLettuce: Ariz. 3, Cal. 3, FIs. 1, plies liberal. Fridny’s prices un­ or interruptions, since the spring • of the substantial Outctoind changed. ;hcr hands on you. Better' or a Fitlc mor J babies, .Miami’s distinctive suburb ‘ion.” 'adit “broken. [14 on track* including etas of 1921. The subsequent renc- reductions which t3,20$OQa&( “ You’re going to bchnve yonr-jout the back way.” than 2 per rent of three miles southwest of the Magic ftdtbcrn supplies light, w c.tg » Ttenstoes: No csriot .rrlvsis, 1 X 1910 1917 1913 1914 1921 1922 I9 H 191911920 1923 1915 1916 1917 1918 1190b! 19071190811909 I took his advice. tlic proposed r ’llcf. p t y ii.tiio Coral Cables Inn, which self here, you insect,” said Maggie. ■oderste, d em an d jsiri. market broken car, light supplies, demnnd P°int in October, was generally Government a r c “ You'll sttpk clone to me if I have * "Watch out,” noid h e ,.at V;:il go to the 4 .F 0 ! somplated u t a cos*. steady. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hpTS. Big moderate, trading limited. mnrkc»i“ttr to. tf!° uncertainty re- . now sufficient to to put a straight-jacket on you." boosted mo over tho back7! indivnlitaYn hivin,( ^ ? 100 ,flu 0 i Ealanra Boston Winter Garden $2. Calif., steady, mixed Tex and Fin ie By golly! If I’d had n straight-' “thorc’n a bulldog in th« , ! f.an. nf Gio businpeS outlook, onr- Justify. The rrcsiinccmes ot $ 100,00 i . In'' was designed by Arehl 1395.091.634 Air*., crates Iceberg mostly $2.75; wranned fonrv jacket on, I couldn't have been yard." v* * rifKV icV nr.,y wffcctcd in the cautious dent m his tncs,3Ke or rtrrc. . tcet Morlin I,. Hampton, of Miami, W 1*015 G0U70 7U G E» Cukes No arrivnls, 3 cars on C0Unt’ repacked; nttltudc op tho park of the buyers r.^eabf of relief for more of a prisoner. For two weeks “By Golly!” I aaid to himj 1 Y/!i*n wc coma !’n h!n r«turn from n toar of tho THIS BALAfffE? track including broken, demand ' Pn«3. XT c people, of giv i!of both merchandise and securities, to nail o r i*if» fmr i'Winr'.nnt tfiUca in Kpnin and is_ *hc hnd mo tied. Then, when wo (not ufrnid of bulldogs’” moderate, market steady. Fla. bu. V ° su,Pi1J ,e9- . • nnd by the sharp decrease in pub- ing everv hnr.u* a ; wan at n picture gallery on day, I ! I got by tho dog and I b o / tncsc nro! c,’I’!c'1, fn,n‘ ihe Summpr r «,a^ f. Igot r-BKPlant and ■Squnsh: Supplies, lie participation traceable, to n clunce, of lifting burdens that weigh posed reductionsnc/a kprs. fancy I I, choice $3, bu. crates nn idea. 1back to the Duke’s. I foum h ih,I'ght o ^ tln L l,t? alljoining tho Alham light, no sales. | largo degree, to-tho Iona of con- most heavily upon tho poor. A | 1{0, choice | 2@2.2o. "Sco this painting?" said, tho | still- staring nt the spot ability of ths several elaii.-s oT indihr!ri , . .. , Foppera: .Supplies liberal, no fidcnce resulting from several fair inquiry is, then, the extent to viduals to pay iucr,:ne ta«es, a dim* . Peppers: Flo. 1, 1 car unbrok­ «‘nieture Is three atprioa in Duke do Spoof, who was tnkin’ u*. dicanpoared. : large hrokerngo failures anti the which wiucn the me reiHclTotu reductions rrop.ovd rropar.cu do uo c u ty arises hcranac t h v arcavailTraffic hns been heavy. ' The is r.ot that there aro too many au­ en on track, supplies light, demand 8a*M; f pn- around. "You press a button hero “By Jove!’ ho said. "So! Cukes nnd Strawberries: Sun- exposure of buckctshops. inure to tho benefit ot the people. aLle no detailed erli.-r itri nn . tid containing 5t» rooms. I t atnndn on the eidc, nnd it opens n secret you are. I’ve been trying to l limited, market steady, pepppr wheels are going around, busy in tomobiles, but rather th at this bus­ Actual Path D(rclarutlon ‘ * of' nn extra dividend How widely will they lie distrib­ plies moderate, no (talcs. | crates fancy $2.50, choice $2. I i S h N n l S i S t i i oUt lko '‘onutifu! landscaped passageway to the street. I/indon out where you wont to." carrying the goods from placo to iness is out of line with other of Business^ on the common ntock of the U. S. uted and in what proportion' ere " h a t wool • - pro/iu BTpnnds a » one of the most henuti- la full ot" theacold houses with se- ■ That was English for you! I Beans: I mixed, 4 cars on track, Pittsburgh (Cloudy, .12 nlnvc) place, hut raw materials, like things. It would bo a good thing Beans: Fin. hprs, green $3.25 Steel Corporation on October 30 the rcmivsior.s to' tile several Ihave one exact!;1! “In the rasange all tht> lift tho Miami crct corridors. iaeluding broken, nfferings light, IBusiness startc-d . an upward movement! abilities of the beneficiaries to pay? @3.75, poor low ns $2. like this In my own home.” iPukc," ! told him. “Havo l distinctivi’ . whent and copper, hnve been prnedemand moderate, market steady, Tho difficulty with this situation Today An examination of the tabic preA few dnys. Inter I said to M ag- 1wives come hack y et?” Cukes: Fin. hu. crates nnd which appeared to be in progress front rank. I FJs. 7-8 bu. hprs. green $2@2.60, ticnlly n drug on tho market. for the country if other lines show­ tho year diosed,»Abut. opinion gie. “dnrliiv the Do Spoofs hnvu “No, old top,” raid tha Dft hprj, fancy best $l@l.50, choice whrn . , - ! pared by the Governntent Acta&n 1wax |2.50. There hns not been a fair living ed the same courage and initiative m'en awfully nice to us. I^ t us “Hnppose v.'e go look for th*wrJ ’ to show the estimated results of for the original producers of the which tho motor business has ex­ Eggplant: „„ ,„ c k , J K W f f i “o t f ’J Z the proposed revision riijclosrs ofnew call on them. I’d like to take I “Suite me,’ I said, “and A grent staples of our country. Mind hibited. Duchess’Du S|wof soino flowers."; Duke, would you mind shuwi that the income taxes of 13,124/4.1 Gov you, we do not need high prices election year, many obuervura nre individuals with incpihc* of S|,CC0 Tl “I have referred to factory buld“That’s the first intelligent hfcir;where the Bniiscrn’ C lub'll HM® 3 . 75 .. nonror k m *‘»no Tomatoes: Fla. 0s repacked $ 8 , |3I0@3.75., poorer low as $2.00. for a brisk increase in trade. All ing. Certainly 1924 should not bo fo looking forward to n period of ir ­ to $6,000 will be reduced by ini you ever had,” raid Maggie. "You we are out ? I’ve heard a lot I choice $7, Cuban 6 s packed ripes ' Richmond, Va. we need is a fair adjustment be­ a year in which many now plants (T IIIS W A S W R IT T E N BY A W OM AN regular price movements. certainly aro improving.’’ $02,750,000 during the year 1025. Cl it-" . tween prices. L Citrus Fruits: Pricey nnd con­ fancy $3.75, choico $3.25. Total stock snlcs on the New The Government will take anothef oiiv .... ,.i, v e u <>( n,e total in When we got to tho Do Spoofs, should be constructed. Neither is it Wo. went there Unit, XY Line of Eggplant: Fin. crates fancy ■ ditions unchanged from Friday’s “The coining yenr, like 1923, will n year when one should stock up York Stock Exchange during 1923 loss of $52,100,000 on the income come lives f-r that y. nr. Those Around the patio stretches the log­ I asked the Duke to show me hi-' fnmtgh, Maggie was sluin', i ; $3.50@l, choice mostly $2.50. Normal Growth | report. he spotty. Home industries will with n largo quantity of commo­ approximated, 235,000,000 shares taxes of 553,200 individuals whose while Maggie nnd the steps. P’f ’m r, from $S,Wl() to gia and on the second floor n hAng- paintings, Sotinsh do very well, others will prove a dities for forward business. There , nnd Okrn: No sales. , ns compared with 260,000,000 in incomes range from $6,000 to 10,000 paid Baltimore (Clear, .17 Above) 9.57 per cent of the Ing lialeony, from which a view of Duchess went for an automobile “By Jove, Mr*. Jiggsi” aa 11922. 223,000,000 in 1920 nnd 307,- $ 10,000 a year. In other vrords lln iin n setting of tropi­ ride. disappointment. Last yenr tho will be ups and downs in the dif­ Tomatoes: No arrivals, t car on I Cincinnati (Clear, .15 above) Duke. “ Whnt are you doing * r.niMh"<c rrctivtng incoinci the fountain Fin. supplies libera!,! in the "Let’s seo the secret one, Duke,” “Why. hello, Maggie!” I g building industry was ono of the ferent items of the commodity list | track broken,) express receipts | VVWIII I| | Peppcra: *”. . •• --' 800,000 * ••• ---»record-breaking -_ more than 65 per cent, of the relief of from fltMCfl („ flCD.OOO paid cal luxuriance, offers a pleasing I suggested, when wc waa out of She looked nt mo like I vista. | light, (iemnnd slow, good for good: dimnncl slow, movement ilraggy, • year of 1919 when post-war Infla- from income taxes which it is pro­ leaders. I see no reason for much but outside of seasonal rallies, I do nl , leaving posed to grant will be enjoyed by Wi’T ,,cr c'ftn From here one cntrrx the lobby sight. ghost, nnd she never got I stock, market sstcaily, .. Ma. Cs turn- niniKet weak. Crates best $2.50 tion was at its height. activity in factory construction^ not see why the average of com­ t to he paid by the “ Here it is!” he raid, ami press- while we was in I*ondon. _ One of the principal financial individuals with incomes of $10,(MO and living room of the Inn nnd ing, wrapped nnd ripes fancy $ 1.50 @2.75, mostly $2.50. cannot expect to proceed re- of the law of Action nnd Reaction him ami we cannot have nny de­ On the other hand, residential modity prices should ndvancc. If Beans: Supplies liberal, demand' developments ot the year was the or less who will constitute more of' •’ now nnd then I could hear her.l >ni. ed the button. | @5.50, choice $3.5U@4. the' 'total IV* mimt ' S*h'rr oHndfvidunl! oack °f t^ i" iu t,1P <l*nin>f .aid le ss of conditions ncross the in business wo then suffered the gree of ‘business boom' unless the building will continue, although.I there is uny marked tendency, the “Goodbye, Duke," I said to him, terin’ to herself, nnd onco alF than 93 per cent of nil the indi­ .... .......... 11VI111M 1IU 111 alow market weak, hprs. $2.25fi)! fu’ulinir of tho British war debt . . . . ...... public shall be surprised if It goes on nt nverage for tho first half of the Beans: Express receipts light, paying incotpe ia\c-», Nc-., who received other pul most precipitous decline in busi­ fnrmcr is in the market and is the 1923 rate. The nutomobllo in­ ' AUantaic. rooms nnd kitchen nre nlso iuciuded and hit that passageway to the to jne, “Jiggs, I thin* I mt dtmami poor, market dull, Fla. bu mostly $2.50@2.7o, mar- 1or f-l.lKHl.OOp.OOO to thin country, vidual income tax payers. Accord­ mcoines in excess of $ 100,000. year Hhould be downward* rather .* WTkim getting old. My eyes at hprs. ordinary $2.25@2.60, poorer ket, dull. dividends were again nu-, ing to these estimates income m “Then 1there is tho psychology ness history. 1021 and the first buying freely. Has it occurred to dustry was very active Inst year. than upward. Making due allowance for the on the flrrt floor. At cither end street. I found Dinty Moore nt the , good no tthey uaed to. 1 be."A of tho loldiv nre staircnscs iendin taxei to the amount of $7235.000 .......... ^ ’ 1 Strawberries: Supplies mndermerous ami a growing tendency | ics of coninutitmo iT1. jno inooy are suurcnaea lending diffcrrnt hues * Of course, the extremes activity.in 1202.25. to , a * X -A * / H . . L . L _ I A * m ■ 1of the presidential year. Docs it half cf 1922 are ’black’ In the bus­ you that the greater part of the .‘‘The labor situation is ono of ■ I n m y c a p a c i t y a s h o u s e w i f e I a d v e r t i s e d a r t i c l e s Bruisers’ Club, where he had got will be remitted to the 324.000 indi­ s e l l s m o r e , (To be continued) a fair rnncli sinn ,’ iJ ito the second and third floora, onwould seem ate, demand limited, market dull, wa* stocks of no | Cukc.t: Express receipts light, this i n d u s t r y , , y » n i i p t f a r t . teg, greatest hitwJrwiiM'x. te n for­ I , -.mean better business or worse iness memory and are ’red’ on his ;nctivi|y ofi|(he,1pa^t yvac.,haa.bcvh. ever. us cards. But we wan no more viduals whose incomes range from the Copyright. 1922, tlic proportionate distribution on ^bo second floor to tho prices unchanged, .. 1 t,ar ' a^uc: . .^v®®fal large corporThe automat demand Hunted. • Fla, pepper ward movement. It is true that j a m t h e g d n f c r a l m a n a g e r o t ^ g o o d s d h d f t * is n ’t h a r d f o r ' m rI than ntnrtcd on n game of pinochle, Int’l Feature Scrvieo, Ihe.) ’ , (i)matness7 Some people contend i books. In the middle of 1922 im- in the distribution of our goods? ing, however, a distinct function. >some rrsUi, fancy $l@.|.5o, ' ,r ' wage decreases hnve lately Udi. lm mill I 'III f.i.ii « —in .rx iiiif.r" ....... »« ■that things aro always unsettled ^provement set in and with the help ■ household. Upon me devolves to figure out that if the dealer/ feft?«as: No carlot nrirvnls, 1 to the balcony. woken car on track. Fla. expresa ' previous to n national election. of propngnndn it o’er shot itself River, nnd nnothor to Mandarin, arc able to make it und* Cypress henmed ceiling and trim : the duty of making rath er large wants to make only a fair profit receipts light, supplies moderate, Lettuce: No cnrlot arrivals, 7 common and preferred stocks, li .Others point to the fact that the in the spring of 192.1. Then wo •Ml have been used in all public rooms nn enjoyable take-offso.n Kipling’s tropical sun. cars on track including broken,.This was particularly Iron of th e 1 ■ administration will do all that it settled down to fairly good busi­ dsmand poor, market dull. Fla. and bronze lanters of Moorish de­ Mandalay, Altogether, it is a S purchases which leads into anhe can sell me goods cheaper if ibly can do to help between ness nnd mny expect to continue bu. hprs.0 flarge, best $2.50, few ■ P*' I 00 conditions unehangeil. utility vcompanies, sovernl p _ V |,.public ukiiii/ t n i i .4, Buvcnu sign provide a unique lighting sys­ The December number of k •a L _ .m- » a a n •■ Vf m. I .1 ^ 1 1 1 . . Flashes of Florida Facts Ihigher, fair 51.50@2. Tomatoes: No carlot nrrivals,l0f which disimsed• ofA •largo .block". ■ other duty—that of the economhe sells a g reat many goods than ... and next November. tem. The guest rooms and baths meritorious publication. It was somewhnt nlong this lino during good to note, too, that it was the ( '*rus Industry,” published ' ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A By Muses Folsom have been finished in enamel nnd )• . . i f l t has been proven statistical- the coming year. I Peppers: No carlot arrivals, 1 1 broken car on track, supplier ■0f stoclc to their customers, some S ical expenditure of the houseif he sells a smaller amount Tampa by 8 . L. Friable, at | j practically exhausted, no early! of them on a partial payment typical .Spanish furniture is used Ibroken car, express receipts light, product of n Jacksonville printing my satisfaction at least, that “An important thing to remem­ year, wus of unusual interea1 plan. throughout the hotel, having been I demand poor, market very dull, saKr. tfons have vory little effect on ber, however, is that a study of Florida’s exact center of popu­ ining, boating nnd fishing facili­ selected liy Denmnn Fink, the na­ ofiicp. A good book, written nnd sides valunblo articles on New York (Clear, 33 above) | Cotton prices reached the liighI Ha crates fnney $2@2.50, choice business one wny or another, pro­ the I.uw of Action and Reaction i . ht fr df* i • Coincidently, I have noticed I $1.50$?1.75) . culture, it discussed the _ Ucans: Fla, 7, supplier light,lest levels in more than three lation by the census ol 1920 ia 8.8 ties not cqunlied in nny other tionally known artist of New York, printed nt home. " vided both sides nominate good' suggests that Aren (J below the of avocados and bananas in who designed such beauty spots at demnnd slow, market steady. Fla. years, due to an apparent nhortmiles west by south of Lebanon, candidates. The evidence shows average line on the attnehed dia­ Squash: Supplies light, no Dales state. Theodore Roosevelt said: = ,,„!?* illUsbw l;cads thAt dealers who do handle ar- I]reported. Tlie greatest single industry of instructive way. The ed: Coral Gables as tho Granada nnd 7-8 bu. hprs. groen mostly $L 50 @|mre in the crop. The relatively low -rather that business has a decided gram, should cvcntuully equal the ■ (luously what lie calls ti acle tides which are advertised seem I Strawberries: Express rcreipls 2.50, few bert $3@1.50, poor 50c, production was due largely to tho Levy county, in latitude 29 de- "Roys arc valuable in that they Bnyshlc entrances, the six plaza.- Florida is that of growing things too, were right 'to tho point. v-.effect upon the elections. Whenever big boom Aren F abovo this line. | I •*.! I' ft rwi, >• «of %v Ithe n n 1ball - -*1 1 ■ ■• . .. . • 1 1 .which . . X. T W i ®rcc® ravages weovii, * 1 '“ " ‘utes und 30 seconds have in them the stuff that inen already completed, nnd tho Vene­ good to eat—fruits an dvcgotahic* papers. These papers pertain to PT0W and exl)anci 1 -we have chosen a president dur- More than half of this readjust­ —tlie necessities of life, Tho chip/ ....... ..Kisinm Carderal, III ii ’ !lann,l(l lH,0"i market vciy Mary „.!ha».;loM n,»cd jn W n n ol d o llu S | SS' are made of, and it takes a good tian outdoor swimming pool. Strnwbcrriei: No cnrlot .. . , Iduil, Ha. pony reefers 7.1c@l.C5 lag a period of business depression ment period hns h)ready elapsed. ■ almost entirely to his business. ° * 1 • season for doing this is in the j lakeland Star-Telegram , boy to muke a good man,” Home­ Tho Inn hns been leased to The banker bases credit on what are rivals supplies light, demand mod-! wor^*1 °> growing cotton. Ilk. some unsold. is*'-'ire have usually changed parties. How fast the remainder will de­ 'I ho center of the negro popula- less and orphan boys in Florida Messrs. Sackett and Lowe, of Bos winter, when tho North is covered 1the titlo of "School," poeticiQ*; ■ He says he could not get along . I have often wondered if it | Lettuce: I f the. .election are well enred for nnd given a new ton, whohave conducted Oak Man- u ' ,Dn?Wu i Wo to he . . . . has fallen during velop 1remains viiuiHin iu uv seen. Those 1liuai' known as the three C’s of credit— ^ . d°wn •T ,lrc8: “Are there too man* f lincludi '* Pwlod business prosperity we who wish to galvanize business Instart in life by the Boys’ Associa­ or, Melrose, Mass., forthe past 1 *‘ hvr,°* ,Vut !t ,a ma(i# in factories, Jren or not enough schools?*^1 S without them because they keep isn’t because the goods which I (rate, J Hb»vM usually r kept . tho .prev'iom to abnormal prosperity nre thereCharacter, Capacity, and Capital. Be­ tion and the Children’s Aid Socie­ years during which time it has be- 1 an<1 -the «»roc“ * far making i t ; conclusion is that I Fla. was discovered hy u Florida man, "Good roods we need and •administration in office. This time fore working against the funda­ ty a t Jacksonville, two splendid come one of tho most famous eat­ 5 him posted on m atters which they see on their own shelves re* cause of the importance of these in •neither condition really exists. We mentals. nnd homes and lector* institutions, with a reputation ex­ ing und dancing resorts in Now u process now in use all over the world. It was one of the great­ And movie-palaces, perhaps ■ come u p , in his business life mind them constantly of the |H50@.1. ___ ___ ____ tending into other states. Ad­ England. .arc in a priod between these two “ What if business is most of the lives of business men and women, schools the most of alL' dress W. S. Criswell or Marcus C jUtfgm es. Kansas City (Clear. 3 abor?) • Thu formal opening of the Inr est discoveries of history. Ships the time below the nverage line S every day. forward-looking work which is Fagg for details. ' Peppers: Fla. 2, supplies lim­ a . HUppllC 3 u n in|flp> | f n r (!(»vo)nnnmntfi t h r m u r lm .iF ' lllu u n u u u o u u jm 1.1 iu m u t . Squash and okra: Too few sales Three Kinds of Husincs. will be held the first week in Janit is essential th a t boys and girls know during the coming months? This ped, demnnd siow. , " I t seems to me that the things really doesn’t matter. So long ns market. uury and, tho Onk Manor Orchestra si°W7 r.uwket dull, ihe state. The first meeting will, ^ d th b c^ u n te'’’ Kn°n»Cn,Unly In running my household I beinf (ione the mnnufactur- [established them. To be the kind of men and A fact not generally known is !has been brought to Coral Guh!e» lo watch are in an entirely dlffcr- we keep within a few points, one Pra-r: No Florida’s. 11"h lnncy $2@2.25. > : ho i,0 hold ho!() nt Psiatka i.a|a ti.a January 2-3. 1 ‘ b th Counl>* Kan8asFIs crates BcII that Florida celery, owners nnd for the winter season to nlny Intf ........... direction. Kggplant: peppers: Bcana: T-i- slack pack $1.75, choice ?l->f>, »he second cither nt Lnkclnnd or ! lind that the newspapers and of thoa? » 00(ls' thus setting Jtnatof.s: way or the other, from our X-Y women who will succeed in life, it is other products aro ro distinctively nightly at the nupper dances, which f ’“ Business activity may be divid- line of uverugu growth, we can Strawberries: So C 1 alnek pack $1.25. flavored that they nre ol spcciul will bo a feature of the social seu- > « the magazines are my “trade example for greater mdus- ■•mvnls, prices unchanged. Cukes: Practically no tfd into three zones or belts. ( 1) progress steadily nnd muke money necessary th at character and capacity value for tho manufacture of son at the Gabies. The dance'i will [ Eggplant: Arin. 1, Western *A(k. Upper Zone, such as we were without fear of the uxtreme fluc­ IWhinxtcn, I). C. powdern to be used in flavoring be staged in the lobby and in the | 3 papers.” The advertisements be developed conscientiously during In 'during the war and post-war tuation nnd mal-ndjustment char­ «cnns: Supplies liberal. I)o- qeipts moderate demand uatio and reservations have a'rrndy Ijjand miidctute. ^jjeriods, when everybody is optim- acteristic of tho high booms nnd 5 tell me nearly everything I wish I know th a t if I want to buy school life. ’ been made far in advnnce. Visitors ' . excited and exaravagunt. ( 2 ) deep depressions. * to Coral Gables who come to the A Lower Zone, when tho reverse Another way R ed Comb ' to know about the purchases I a barrel of flour or a very large Character is an imperative business w hat The Barometers Show. suburb a< guests of the organize.te true, yhen many nre discour“Those who nre exceedingly op­ tion on the do luxe busses, which Rod Egg Mash excels— should make. Like my husband sack of flour I can buy it cheap* Qualification. It is not formed in a ■***!, and when a readjustment timistic for the next twelve months run from this city oh the free EQQMash ;.f-j 1 -such as we had in 1921 nnd 1922 is would call your attention to ear sight-seeing trio, will have nn op■ who spends hours upon hours er than I can buy a ten or twenday. C haracter is developed through contains no ^ taking place. (3) A Middle Zone, loadings which for 1923 ran 10 According to a report by __ pnrtunity of cnioying the home cnwhen conditions vary from only per cent over the highest year in nuilding in St. I oterahjirg for 1023j ai pensioners in Floridn in 1923, Stewart G. Thompson, director of vironment nt Coral Gables, n.4 nr- < t dust nor M} Peppers: Supplies liberal. Dc- $l.50@1.75. 3 engrossed in his trade magaz- ty-five pound sack. My store* honesty and industry practiced daily. Tomatoes: Bnhanm I’ds 1, sup- ( promises to lend all Florida cities,| to whom |«iymcnts for the year tho bureau of vita! statistics of rangemente have been made to take ! la ir to what is called quite satis- history. This, they say, indicates! flllep n<* fair. Market steady. Florp l i e s l i g h t , d e m a n d m o d e r a t e , m ar-; n to«aLof jnorCt than $7,000,- amounted to about $12,000 less the Florida state Hoard of health, cere of aM guosti nt the Inn. jj ines so that he may conduct his keeper can do the same thing in Iiii.i/rntc* The boy or girl who cheats in class to­ iaetory business. This third zone great fancy $2.25-$2.7C, manufacturing activity. nhnma O.s turning, (^ il ^ indiratetl. by figures in ! than $2.000,000.. The number of o there were 12,-165 deaths in the ia what we have been traversing Building permits during the last Supplies very light. 1ket idendy. Bah * business more successfully, I buying his merchandise. I have F®, F-ggplant: day—“putting one over on the teach­ $2.35(3)2.50. tho pllice of Building Inspector j Confederate pensioners was ovc r ’■Into in 1922, und 21,973 births. fo r the latter part of 1923 nnd is year have run 32 per cent above 2,faw *alci t i citaldish market. wrapped 216s $2.3 ' iS .lL Stamm. This compare 4,000 veterans ......... . and ..... widows, .... ........ cad _neli Very few atates linvo a lower St. Augustine, and first governor. 'A(., IS DUSTLESS! the one in which wc are today. It 1922, which set the previous high study with care the advertise- heard my husband talk often iPortrli” 1 £3JPI)lic*, p.o oalcs re- Ti.nmtoes: NoBoston. er”—or who is dishonest in his deal­ whicli; of whom gets $.100 a year, nn death rate, the average __ . . being F in s an11 iljlL in iis nnd c o M iin c n d a lilr 'Is these periods between abnormal point. Ilnnk deposits arc large, offerings, no *n\on j ^ .lf tc f ir ,.^ — ftm aWStkiI ■t rukr M an 1 tj amount in excess of that given by per each 1.000 persons, being i work is iieing largely promoted l •JAarf lo lla Mtmtruntt •f ISo lArool. 5 ments in the newspapers and enough on the question of small it, Srtawberricj; . • ’ ings with his parents or friends, is prosperity and depression, when and money is plentiful. The oil -'-•••'--i. Supplies light. renorted. 'i t . . ) O t . 1 ____ I _ " light,' ---------------------I any other Southern stntc. T h j , imuillcr thnn any other state of1 1 I.II by John Stetson,, Jr., of- the , ,ID. .... son -----j •things are neither very bad nor situation is improving and the In m. a . n i* limited. Market ntendy. buhl on RED COMB for QUALITY the magazines which I have profits and rapid turnover to IHorida reefers 75-50 quart. stam ping on his character m arks of the South. loimder of the university ut Do I extremely active, that tho health- motor industry, they say. looks dcmamThmodcVatc^ma'Jkct nlmut1GaInht° vlVh^ns^ flcuUy “of 0-f Irnnd, who i~ . taking unusual in ter-! ■K Teat for the business world. Lettuce: California .1, 3 , broken sternly, Fin. pony reefers 60c@ nrotessora and Instructors, and tile 1923 "was W«3*KKL000°to V nsioni u f i n l i ' t o a i . l . . 1 . 2 . 1 __ __ . found out enable me to conduct know that it isn’t the dealer who god. To this, I answer yes—nnd dishonesty which in later life will in Fioridu hi itory. Persona intercitcd in Florida ncst “ Excessive prosperity, like very the muil order and chain-storo .*r* unbroken. pup* Supn|| ?.n.track, u , 131 UIlUrilKUIL g.mnii... limited Bvd ‘ n l a c College for Women CIS in every state nnd .in 68 for­ history v.tll lie pleased to lean*, 3 my business, which is my housemakes the long profit that gets ;hot weather, saps our vitality, in­ business is improving and the crop count against him and his success in Pics light. Demand good. Market i S t ,Uman iPt Z r k t dull ’ n, Inl>nhassco has 47. Property of ! cign countries. Th? federal roll that mat J. j . C. v;. Yonge of 1921 Ens* 'Iho 8outh Floriila Pair nnd WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED flates our currency, and drives situation is good, excepting cotton E»«ly. Florida N. Y. crates Big sleek, iloinand siow, market dun. the university is valued at $1,205.-' contains the names of represent- Jack,-on 8Street, Pensacola, ha- Gmipariila Cnrnivui will be held nt i hold, more economically and ahead but the one who makes business and in citizenship. -prices out of nil proportions to —and there we have a 30 to 40 |C*,on $1.75-12.00. California Ice- !?'?■ hprs. green, hest mos j ani* C0h°gc for i atfvcs of ull wars back to 1812, of been collet ollecting Florida historical Tunica, January .11 to February •>.. Elm Avenue und Commercial Street ^ry mostly $3.25. 'Values. Such n period en­ cent staple! 2,.i0 few fancy $J, jxiorcr lo v as, \\ omen nt 81^,(9,000, the univor-! the latter there are 40, nil widows. ■material for ft many years, and has 1921, with muny attruction:i and j tr--------5 successfully. the small profit and turns his Allied with character is Capacity. to u ra g e s speculation rather than ** 1sitv hns a Iilirnry of 44.000 bound ( 1. thiengo (Cloudy, .13 above) “Against those optimistic signs it classified for use by those who excursion rates by the railroads Iu -.. 7. Ariz 0, 74 cc a r s i .I’t’eppers: Mnrkct dull, crates | volumes und tho endowment nt "honest effort, and upsets our senso we find many of our basic Indus- ( Before m aking a loan, a banker Cal. In doing my neighborhood capital over and over. But this, fattuce: mi The News-Metropolis gives th e; mny want to know particular cv- Tampa bus the habit of doing doing! X 1 of 'value and the true proportion tries suffering from excess factory track including broken ' supplies fancy, mostly $2.50, choice mostly $286,000. The women’s college has following ns tho sports now well- ents nnd incidents. This is n very things about right. ft* takes into consideration, in addition buying I think th at I am able to is n?t the only benefit I get in *of ilthings. Again, the inevitable capacity. Volume has held up, but demand slow, market weak. 1SI-™a of 15,000 volumes. established in the Miami neigh- commendable enterprise, and per' • ■ Eggplnnt: Market dull, cratc< ------------------- — •>ond ensuing period of depression profits huve dwindled nnd many riday’s -prices unchanged. borhaod: ' sons who may have important let At the general election in 1921. to character, the capacity of the ap­ choose the store th a t gives me buying from a storekeeper who Eggplant: Market dull, supplier _ The poinsettia, one of the won £ia Jteart-brcaking. It discourages large manufacturers nre trying to Archery, aqunplnning. aviation, i tors, jiamphicts, books* anil news- *be |»coplo’of Florida wiil huvc n Jtuaah: Supplies light demand ten and wrecks businesses that readjust costs so th a t. they enn plicant—that is, his ability to earn ovement slaw, market weak, Flo. light, cratc.i beat mostly $ 1® L50, Jerful fiowera of Floridn. with babniinton, bnr.cball, basketball, I paper clippings ol valuo which chnnce to voto upon tho following the greatest value for my sc,1s his customers goods which few fancy higher, poorer low m nanunrr hlooms of red, of^en iw bowling, bowling on groen, boxing, they winh’ ’to put in a safe place. amendment to the state constitu­ ave been a lifetime in the build- continue to operate without a un.lard crate:, $ 1J 0© 2. *3 I nu.*nernufl ns the leaves oi con­ through his honesty, his ability and 3 money. My choice is always the ai c advertised. The goods I buy "Ing. Its costs are written not only great loss. Foreign competition i , awaoffic»: No carlot arrivals, ' Minneapolis (Cloudy. 4 above.) trasting green. It has its name cuuocing. cricket, cycling, dog where they will lie avuilah’. , are tion: "Section 11. No tax upon « racing, fishing, field sports, foot asked to communicate wkt Mr. inheritances or upon tho income Sin dollars but in hunger, in wnnt, Is becoming an increasing menace. *uPpiies, demand nnd movehis industry. ■ one where I am sure to get the are fresher and newer and I f#l ball, golf, handball, horseihoc Yonge. lie is n 8on of the mair- of rcsidonts or citizens of th is ! and Mud in human suffering. In busi­ The tariff wall helps, to he sure, "'"w, market rtcady. Fin. track including broken, rapp.iL X ^ w S i S ^ a f f i S l f t clX\' Lettuce: California 3, 7 cars cm la * pitching, horse races, hunting, in- j man of tho board of state institu* state shall be lovied by tho state _ n e s s , as in weather, moderate con- but it is of temporary nature und my reefers Missionary 70@75c Capital is a m an’s worth in money, 3 advertised goods I ask for and that because many of them havej «ditions Bio healthiest. *i**r®*' market alightly weaker, ty an(J whjje ^ nn offlc{aj vjj,it to door baseball, jaiulai. motoring, ti»ns, nnd the name Yonge ia an of Florida, or under its authority, S when the water has risen behind polo, soccer, speed boating, I honored one in Florida. and thero shall be exempt from i ft merchandise, stocks and bonds, or 3 where I am not told: “Here is been advertised for years they " “ Unfortunately, however, u large the dam to a certain point it be­ uppers: No nrivals, 1 car on California crates W--5Mexico, ho discovered tho plant, steeplechase, swimming and div- ] -------taxation to tha hrml or n family . ■ Strawberries: Ha. pony refrig-, hai, ^proportion of American business gins to run over the top. broken, prices and condisamples sent to his home lands, which may be given as collater­ ing. tennis, trapshooting, volleyIn tho early days when tho residing in this state houuehn'd ' S ■ something else ju st as good.” I are more dependable. . - Bfenen are happy only during a pe'°ns unchanged. orators 00c p«r quart. , in Charleston, S. C„ whence it hall, wrestling, yachting. “Some are already feeling this j the .Spanish Main, an our southern goods and pcrsoanl effects to the ; ft 1 t»iod of b om. They are like the foreign competition. English Peas: No arrivals. unread to other localities. In al to secure a loan or make it safe. Others will ta r!°t arirvais, sup­ 3 buy advertised goods because For how c o u l d p e o p l e continue j ii«Ukj*: What’s tho matter with bil-1waters then known, pirates, free- vuluc of five hundred ($500.00) '* . {Individual, who can lie comfortable probably have to take it into ac­ s, demand and movement mod­ : Florida it attains unusual size and Hards, pool, poker nnd mnh jopg? j hooters nnd slave ships were com- dollars.' Its adoption will result ■ ff)n]y whe 1 it is 80 degrees in the count before the year is out. There * c’ market steady, Fla. nq. bu. EXPERT Typewriter Meaning and boauty, doing its best during tho The hitter is a supposed Chinese t mon. Government uxDeditions ut- in bringing many new investments ft repairing. Call H. _S. _ Pond, winter holidays. jlhade. Most of the time they n r e ___„ EU r«fai fancy $4Z4.5o’. choice‘$3© is n peculiar thing about tho for5 m T n eJ y X er e b v t a U " h t 1 S a V e l o b u y t h o m i f t h e y w e r e not* game, but now conies the story j tempted to suppress them. When to our state. 0. phone 225 or Peoples Bank. >nmhaj»py. It stands to reason that , eign situation. If matters get tluit it was the invention of J. P. j close pressed they went ashore ami 3 t, , \ And how could the m a n u fa c tu re ToniaiOCJ. 179-tfc Persons interested in the for Babcock of Kokpmo, Ind., whi buried their booty, as is the belief Fla. •These business men, who insist,worse over thero we shall share in 3 cars ton 3 1 nas been my observation that er continue to advertise themn ;rndkL*UPP,i-s vary light, demand what they rq^st have rising com- the '* shuck which will go around ' nnodity prices, and speculative pro- the world. On the other hand, urn, *2'?vemcnl nioderate. inn.kcl the storekeeper who handles thev did not buy9 S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A iflta In order to do business and when tilings clear up over there, Ha, 6.i originaD $6.50&H7, 6s Jnake progress, cannot have this will not that lie the signal for a S S s fio1, ,,?n ’ 7’75® ^® - ,,thers jondition to help them much more rush of exports to this country? -tharn a quarter of the time. In Either wuy we look at it, it is a Rigplanh No carlo! arrivals, 1 ublishcd by The Sanford Herald, in co operation with Tho American As­ •this case, three quarters of their problem. nf* un<fa*nged. sociation of Advertising Agencies ^business lives are spent in wuiting Fla. 2, receipts equiva“Distribution costs, in the mean­ ' or this particular business sea- time, are increasing rapidly. Inkrei, rnrn from l’’1'*- l»y exbreathing pure nir coining regu- Spanish Floridn.“ Thin volume Bandana I.:»ml. Bcvcrnl of the l i ’ 7 cr»r» on track including, are served free with regul meals as ngninst New York. 2 to 8:30 1). m. ?l-25 Per Plate larly from the seas on ouch aide ■will contain a history of Pedro en. supplies and demnnd mod- aa a rule. havo local character, one nnd which aupply bathing, swim- 1Mcncdez do Aviles, the founder of | devoted to tho St. John’s ii I EAT AT BOB AND BETTYl Balbs'onlchart of Business {Short Orders a SpecatJ j Why I Use Advertising As s My Buying Guide 1 The Three C’s of Credit cr The Dust Test Tells tile Dust chokes th e heni. m RED COMB EGG MASH 1 ! The V aldez Gri S Dining Bill will serve a SPECI AL People’s Bank of Sanford , | New Year Dinne 1 .j,.,, - . .. j . . . , ■ii Vi �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1V » What Are Farm Boys Learning? - nlernl «* BrconE Clu* H itter. Ocibrr ST, 1919, n| the PnetoUlee i t infonl, Florida, ald er net of March muse r n o ii Nats! i nc Vi-tir.. H.00. Six Months 13.60 City Tty Carrier per reeky Edition 93 l>er Irlvr roil li rck lSe- rar. ,, .XOTlCBt All obituary niter*. O of thanks, resolutions nd notice of entertainments where laraea ei i made, will be charged ir at ra tier advertising rules. W w ASSOCIATED rHKSS JSClalrd Press la cactustied to tha 'ue* for ropub* •f- all news dispatches It or not otherwise k this paper nnd also the r* published herein. All rre-publlcatlan of special r herein are also reserved. SP K T M ■OUGHT FOR TODAY. EAVENLY SONG: They i eong of or Moses, the — scrGod, and the song of the Eying, Great and marvel"thy works, Lord God Alja st and true are thy ati King of saints.—Rove- Is tho last chance you development will he or Sanfonl this week? ! I ,your New Ycnr’s resolu la st 'moro than one day? i Herald wishes you a Happy Year, W Saratsota Times snys that N ew York Giants will train in l place this spring. 1 i The Bureau of Education estimates th a t more th an twenty-two million school children are now enrolled in th e public schools of th e country, n great increase over previous years. One of the moat important factors in making this in­ crease is due to th e fact th at the public school system is reaching out to isolated communities and consolidated Schools are making possible high school training for boys and girls on the farm. Taxpayers are finding the high school a great agency for th e dcvelopmcn* of the farm. The boy in the country today can receive a good high school education “a t home." The bureau enum erates'the' following things th a t the farm boys should bo getting out of the high school program; W hat arc the farm boys learning in high school? Things th a t will eiiable them to solve for themselves the complex problems of freight rates on farm products? Things th at will enable them to work out their own co­ operative organizations through which they may secure the advantage of pooled resources? Things th at will enable them to put such a quality of pro­ ducts on the m arket ns will secure the highest prices und stim ulate wider use of the products? Things that will enable them to take advantage of credit facilities provided either ns individuals or organizations? z Things that will enable them to grow the things on their fnrms th at they should grow because of market demand ami suitability of their farms for growing the products? Things th a t will enable them to control the pests which periodically bring ruin upon farmers in certain localities? Tilings th a t will enable them , to vote intelligently on m atters of public social'or economic concern? Things th at will enable them to secure legislation in State or Nation th a t will protect them from unfair competi­ tion? Things that will enable them to produce so cheaply th at the public will buy heavily a t a price that will still bring n reasonable profit? These involve questions that the farmers of today arc fncing and the farm ers of the future must face. Will the future farm er tru st the generosity of other groups to solve his problems or will he study those problems and work out his own salvation? Vocational agriculture, under the best trained group of tenchqrs working in the rural schools today, offers a means of studying these problems. Are you profiting by it? The People’s Business •morrow ts your last chance kg your poll tax and thereby Criticism of the courts because "they do not function” ay to vote In tho bond clcchas become a very common charge but is not this criticism o f January 11. iny tourists coming from the t o u t section complain of the Mon of the Dixie Highway, •n Springs seem plentiful. i — ~ o-!------’U r Christmas nnd New V comes thrift week. It’s a Idea to practice economy i your pocketbook is empty. w■ ■ ----- o-------Ilford will start the new year «rald and help tukc care of pco|« desirous of spending the winir in Sanford. -------- o-------I t might be a good idea to start M now year off with a pay up eek. I t would bo great if cveryw could start the year’s work 1th a clean slate. A pay up week its money into circulation. Friday night a radio program ■oadeasted from East Pittsburgh IS hoard throughauit Great U nt­ il. Tho progrnm came through Ith remarkable clarity, the loctur*s voice being heard especially Now comi'ii Fort Myorx anil votes bond iaaue of $115,000 to provide ditional paving, extension of wnr mains and sanitary nnd storm went, and $130,000 gnu plant, orlda .continues to make progA dispatch from Atlanta says at mom than six million people io report annual incomes of 81,0 and • over own automobiles, reive million people in this eounf own automobile*. Therefore, c million automobile owners in Is country have income* of leu kn fl.qpO per year. Naturally, e question arises how do they do Many tourist* passing through afford Jiave difficulty in finding ■ Orlando detour. Sanford would ike more friend \ if signs were •ted directing the stranger rough the city. And by the way. mldn’t.it be n good idea to rush completion the paving on Sanrd Av<*nuc, so an to make it uncessary to u.e that rough dc- coming from the same people who fail to give of their time and influence as real citizens to help the courts administer law and justice? Only recently Judge Dickinson of our own circuit court bench, when asked to excuse certain parties for "business reasons” replied th at for "business reasons’’ the jurors should serve. In replying to the request, Judge Dickinson said: We should keep in mind that the business of tho court is not any one man’s business, but iH the business of ail the people of the state, and that it is due to the proper functioning of the machinery of justice that your business as well na that of others, is protected and made safe; in other words, without a proper enforce­ ment of the law, no Community would he n very safe place which to imrryMmistlfWfiimwfz 7 You will therefore see that it is for the protection of your business, ns well ns that of other people, that our eourtrf are cstauhahed and maintained, anil also, that courts cannot properly function without lawful and competent jury service, and that every man has a com­ munity of interest in the methodical and business opera­ tion of the machinery of such courts. Where there is such community of interest, no man has the right to ask that his part in the public business be borne by other people, while he is permitted to exer­ cise his preference to devote his time and talents to his private business; if one man has that right, then all have it, nml the court could not function. I know of no law which authorizes mo, and I am not so disposed, to excuse any man from jury duty for business reasons. Judge Dickinson is right. The man who would fail to do his duty fails to he the right kind of a citizen. The interest of the community cannot he safeguarded, the work of the courts cannot go ahead properly if citizens do not do their share. Criticism of the courts is criticism of our citizenship. A rthur Brisbane W rites For The Herald Beginning with thin issue of The Sanford Herald, A rthur Brisbane’s column "Today" will be a regular feature of this paper. It will appear each day on the editorial page. In the TODAY column there appears almost every day a feature of such brilliancy and individuality that were it unsigned careful readers of newspapers would immediately identify its authorship. There is but one editorial w riter in the world who is such a cogent and convincing reasoner. It is not improbable th at something like 20,00(),UUO sturdy mid­ dle class Americans, including thousands of writers, believe that A rthur Brisbane is the greatest editorial w riter of all time. Brisbane’s editorials are published daily by many of the leading newspapers of the country. They are strong in their uplifting power; they appeal to the best there is in men and women; thej' kindle ambitions and awaken desires for knowledge. Tu nn1 it has always been a mys­ tery why every Scot is supposed to be exceedingly thrifty. Ono of tho greatest spendthrifts ^ have ever known wais horn in the old gray city of Edinburgh. All the some, ir you want to tell u story illustrating Sanfonl will lie a big tourist the runny talent fur frugality, your must he Scotch, or the point is irn in ( a few years. The new hero What is still more curious, o hundred room hold on the Ilost. Scots love to tell such stories, per­ ores of Iuiks Monroe will pro­ haps on th>- theory that tho faculty le suitable ncromnmdntbni for for saving h$lps to explain why the s winter visitor. The new yacht )Scnt"h are cuch a self-reliant nr.d sin wifi give him n finu place to ' upstanding race. ire hiit. yacht nnd the new houlJust here the othee day a son of lird along the shores of Lake I Scotia told me in rapid succession lltroe will prove to be a pleasant Ithree stories all aimed at his own jiconlc. Immobile drive for him. Here was the first one: A pennileu* Highlander was ho Kollina (’ollev" tit Winter Bad: t installe] a rad’o hrondracting (driven bv bis nccssilies that he tion and on tho n’glit of January (actually bennught financial succor will commence broadcasting n of an Aberdonian. Now, in Scot­ irse of sixtern lecture:; bv Dr. land there is :t saying that the ren:hard Barton of Chicago Untvcr- ;*on the British governmonfc includ­ f. It in the p'un to Inondcnst ed the far thine in it* coinage urns i programs a week. The bron’1- , in order that the native* of Aber­ tlnjf station will have a range of deen might practice philant irony. een hundred miles. More goivl But thia particular citizen, being iimportuned for aid by the poor ■criising for Florida. Highlander, went to the till of hi t shop and with care picked out u certain half-crown p i e c e utul be­ stowed it upon tin mendicant. The next morning the latter was found dead on the floor of his shabby Itx!nines, the money still clasped in his hand. During the night he hud died of load-poisoning. A Scotchman entered a tobac­ conist's and purchased n cheap but durublo cigar. Then he asked fur matches. The proprietor explained that owing to the high cost of :natchc3 bo was compelled to charge tup-ponce, n box for them. “And do you know,” staled ihpurrhuser afterward in detailing the incident, “I had to walk a halfmile bad; to my hotel to get a light.” A resident of n Scotch town was parsing along the street when he saw a uhiiling lying on the tramtruck. lie leaped forward to pick it up. At that instnnt a car whiz­ zed along, ft struck the citizen or. •lie head, killing him instantly. The verdict of the coroner’s jury was: “Death From Natural Caus­ es.” As Arthur Brisbane Sees It NEW YEAR PLEDGES ARE NOW IN ORDER Automobile and bike tires Gel cur prices before buying Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold! To Ron • Newspaper. The Scientist! Work On. Mr. Rockefeller Educates Us. By Arthur Brinbine f’opyrlylit, 193!, lijr Star Company SlGNOtTc S d iffo Lwe 105 ralm etto Avenue Phone <181-J Gold! Gold! Gold! Gold. Bright and yellow, hard and cold. Spumed by the young, but hugged by the old To tha very vergo of the church­ yard mould. HOOD WROTE that In the last century. It’s still true. More than ten million dollars in solid gold have been drawn from one bank for Chrtatmns stockings. On paper monoy, with yellow back, you read “in gold coin." But that h n ’t the same as the gold itself. Gold is easily lost, a foolish kind of money, hut the average man with n twonty-dollnr gold piece hesitates to change it. No other money seems quite like it. THE. PAINT WE SELL IS resolved r r DOE3 NOT CRACK, FEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK OFF A Full Line of Kalr,online, VarnJnliea nnd Staiiu SOLD ONLY BY WHILE WE nil talk of politics, crime, money, theaters, fashion, scientists keep working—nnd their work is what counts. Dr. Christie, of Johns Hopkins University shows that coni ground to a powder, two thousandth of an inch in diameter, at n cost of less than fifty cents n ton, will do with one ton the work of two tons of coal. That's fr.et, not fancy. This writer for one v/iil proceed to. put in furnaces with grates to handle such real. SANFORD PAINT STORE Wclaka Bldg. phono nn ITS PERFECT IN GERMANY, whence conics much of scientific progress, Pro­ fessor Pfcilcr hns worked out whnt Is believed to be n cure for the “foot nnd mnitlh’* disease. A yenr from now nobody will know the name of this man. who will hnvo added thousands of millions to Ihc world’s wealth. PURCHASE of The New York Evening Post by Mr. Curtis shows that to make a ncwr.pnpur success­ ful you must he n newspaper man, The PosrV ni inherited by it young gentleman, not n newspaper man. He had to sell It. It was Inuight by n banker. Mr. Lnmnot, aide person in tho office of J. P. Morgan & Company. Ha couldn’t run it, nnd had to soli it. It was bought by a grotin of “young intellectuals’’ who felt it their duty to purify nnd stimulate thought. They have to sell it. Mr, Curtis has it, and at least will make It a newspaper. ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS $1.50 bread COULD BE MADE—i WE'D £ The Citizen’s Obligation for Jury Duty Colonel W. E. Kay in the Civitan Magazine [f it were possible to make i any better bread cr pastry , than is turned out by this csTOM SIMS SAYS t lablishment you can feel quite rntifdiod in your own mind i Huy n comfortable unfa. A that we would be making a aofn goes a long ways toward a i better article. This, however, successful Leap Year. is a human impossibility. We bake a perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. In these days, when tho admin sacred duty to be -performed ir istration of the law is denounced’ the jury box of seeing th a t the by unthinking men, when the re­ laws are administered impartially call of judicial decisions ii serious­ and that the man charged with of­ ly utged upon the voters of tho fenses against the iaw, be they country, and when secret organ­ great or email, shall, if proven izations are offered as the remedy guilty, bo convicted and punished, to moot alleged miscarriages of has no controlling irituenco on tho justice, nil good citizens—und Clv- minds of there jurors, nny more itnn nlands for good citizenship- than they cni^ appreciate that when by thejr verdict money or must take pause. property of others is awarded to If there be evils in the working claimants it shall only be under IN PARIS five different newspa­ pers have, ench, a circulation of nut or t-V system of justice which such circumstances us tho law nays a million or more. Three of tho we inherited from mid applied un-j shall bring about such a result, five have much more than a mil­ .li r the common Inw of England ns’ rather than bemuse their sympathy adopted in the Culonics when they .nnd compassion is enlisted In the fuse to marry a good pistol shot, lion. separated from the mother cuun-j, New York ha 3 a bigger popula­ tty, what are these troubles and enure of tho plsintilT. To one who has traveled much In tion than Paris. what 11ntctly can bo applied? Great Britain and has observed the Tho explanation hi simple. While hero and there legislation great respect for law, the tender j The very IhisI Battery i Frenchmen feel that the real news­ may he found, growing out of mis- regards for human righto there ex* | paper i« n I’^rip nyw^yupei*, , iKrerted energy,.cnuidng ■remedies erclsed by the courts-nml enforced | E X I D E The American, wiser, feels that to be faultily applied, and even iby tho juires, and has observed the We re-charge and rtpai the real newspaper is the paper of absurd laws may exist, yet in the certainty with which punishm ent; his own city, Paris newspaper) main the great mass of the people falls upon the criminal, and that makes of Batteries circulate all over France. Ameri­ respect the law, have n wholesome one nccuf.cd of crime, no m atter i If yogr nronpc?tlvc Leap Year can newspapers circulate, as they und merited regnrd for the judic- how great his station, or how ,tre­ KAY BROTHERS should, in their own nrigliborhuod. inl office, and esteem tile charac­ mendous his wenth, must abide by hu-tbaiul crew.i gum this ia nice. He can chew the rug with you That’s good for America. ter of our judiciary. When, us oc­ the same rule as the penniless Jliief Sanford casionally happens, justice mis­ —nny, is even hold to stricter ac­ MRS.McCORMICK, daughter of carries under tho forms of legal countability, if anything, for where John I). Rockefeller cstnblinhea administration, this is tho excep­ much is given much is expected—it a fund to build home* for the poor tion rather than the rule, for laws gives sad reflection by comparison a t coat. ns a rule nro wisely enacted, and with our occasional jury failures. Mra, RiisfcH Sago endeavored judges ns n rule arc clean, nlde with her money to do some thing* nnd fearless then. for people of small means in the Then, where docs the trouble way of real estate. It turned out exist which brings the result into Mere than nineteen hundred yean aj?o. Three Wise to he about the usual intelligent discredit? There can be only one! Men came to the little town of Hcihlchcm nnd lirought real estate speculation. answer. Under our iiystom of j with them gifts of gold.' jurisprudence the jury box is the JOHN 1). ROCKEFELLER is place where the defaut exists, and The selection «:f gifla for children is forever putting not interested in curing individual from its failures these criticisms I our wits on trial, but today v,e have before us the cases of poverty or disease. IIis arise. example Fet hy the Three Wise Men of old. It is the idea is to fight disease and make It is unfortunately true that giving of money for Christmas. it Impoasible. Very likely he would think it n men of wealth, intelligence andToday, however, money is usually represented by a profitably occupied,! preposterous suggestion, but even­ character, shun jury duty, nnd yet these men I bank balance, so why net give jour child a Special In­ tually poverty, ns well ns disease, terest Account for Christmas this year? Such a gift will lie made impossible. And. will in their own personal affairs, in dealing with corporate rights will encourage thrift nnd will increase in value us the strangely enough. Mr. Rockefeller, or they have stockholding in-! with his accumultaion of wealth, where years go hy. forests, loudly denounce and vigor­ will have done more than any man, maintain the failure of jus­ We will gladly hetp you open accounts for the children thus fnr, to show how poverty ously tice through our jury system, ran be made impossible. while at nil times availing them-! of every cause • sanctioned HE PROVED that competition selves by law, nnd every excuse which is wartc und unnecessary. He has shown that organization the court will permit, to avoid sit-! ling in the jury box and taking can run an entire industry. their proper part of the burden The people will learn the lesson, which A COMMUNITY BUILDER should be assumed by ev- j ami they, the people, will be the cry citizen ns his contribu­ ‘organization’’ that will own things. tion, good F. i\ FORSTER, President toward the maintenance nnd And since there is ino»a> thnn uphoulding of those rights which enough for all, poverty will cease. are guaranteed to u « by our sys­ K iiu 'S E tx sczisn n ziaaaasaaiaau asacv itiiR iu ix aiJzscsn riiiiscE U BUT THAT’S n long way off. tem of government but which me at lust assured only l»v the proper ( People are not fit for it’yet. There determination of rights and the could be no greater calanuiity than duo a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f the crimin­ ridddlmr imperfect human beings of the only lash that, drives them al law by just verdicts MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO to useful work. NECESSITY- These men will tell you that r i t i ' . i n i r r a m i i m ' i s k x o k i i n j , i i v i c i :. they have neither the time nor inPOVERTY. em JnekiMiNVIlIp Oar War Kruiii Jurkw inlllr Our W riinntiun to undergo the incon­ m w ;\m \ i u .i . h »ii THE FRENCH, it i« said, will venience entailed, by nh.ir.ee from Mill A<11! K, V V. :i" endeavor at once to establish an | their busincs or their pleasures. I'll 11,\ UK1.1*111.1. I'A. at i n i r u i i i , i i , i„ j . i u | by conrtnment in too jury box ofiMTTxni nr.ir, i ' a . an understanding and complete rclar u a m i M i . o . ssjii M l I N ', i l l , IIA. «l I ten for extended periods, in thoi tionn with Russia in order to got m irn o rr. nisn. h ,iki T d i . r t u t , «>. ii in ahead of the British. Our great !performance of that duly which. i t o ' i T i i r . A i , , i n i:. u iHlii.wii'ov, i». at stitosirea in Washington are see­ n mils from the proper admirtfs- [ Tl< ket* In, IikIi nif »l.i <»■*•-1;•t i tration of the law through trial by j ’ II Allsgliiinr umI 11. r!;,.t ing Bolshevik bears, goblins and K lc a in r ra e u r r y i n t r a i h a r m . wolves on the stairs as they hurry jury. Yet when bad verdicts are: Foil IIAl.TIlintll] up to bed, nnd they won’t have rendered these denounce the law,; i In S R t r n i u h Aslilt I*. U, anything to do with naughty Rus­ tho judge, the lawyers, not think-, irg th<y nre indicting themselves A U i-u tiin y , .Jon. 2-12-23. sia. i : i i in 'm li r, J n n . S-ir,-!A. for the failure of the law to func-J “Mania told them not to.’’ I’cruian. Jr.a. £•-10-3n. tion. They very much prefer th a ti___ A utnmnM lijS r.irri, (I nn nil r ’i'.iiii these duties shall be performed by have sajfi that God told tie* jury to Decimal SyUcm, A l l r c h i m ) n m l !!rrk*b!ri-.l J'ulJ Tinu’i-Union—in a recent num- j others, with the result that they rend him whero ho belongs, M r . Hi il i - r ” loi-c.m , . r —— . l n ' of the magazine printed as the aro largely conrigncd to men who J , I , W A I I P , T r n r . I'.l». A |-m l. 'fay Last the Season, •ifiicin! organ of the Florida Educa­ ape coming to be known as pro1 Ir U r l n i l k r nml I'lr-r. Ml') [;. n.ijtin'! Associ'it’on there apneari n fi cdcnal jurymen. Such a mam Leesburg Commercial— Volusia tuhie, which f;i rather misleading I will generally be found to have County will have to try again. I ft. apparently shows that one of 'no occupation, one who has failed' hod an eight-section Saw passed by the aniaBest of the Florida "min- IIn hi* undertnkirg, or has not. G;o legislature, prohibiting hunting tfe» stands highest in education— ! been a success in any employ-1 tn U'ot county^and six of the oigh m icuai:n»cr:an3aH 3c*B3«cc3es=ac:L,cuar;ua=r:xnB3U «BnBBE take's cm lurv dtitv verv fodJon.t luivc !,*v?sjn (Icilfiri’u un<«a* and credits if -in mathematical ni#mt ralrulatiim—with having nitn'ii"! 3 £ V f? n ? for the comperiMtion ;.m«rt!nnal. ter the time the season i PLcnc 19»-------------------------------------------- Phone 193 g itirre. plus, over tho maximum. If flowing therefrom, and most pat* £ , 0E , X , pJ 103 pet' cent can lie secured i i a orally he has no sympathy for the! “ M,UUK * _____ competition whero 100 per cent is j .mocovj attained by pcaple of difWants To Know. pie-' .iblo what in the uao of the d;vi I fetort attributes, greate* energy,. Alachua County News—Wo have irul system anyway. land Luge:* fields of vision, crow n-u 0 aet} that big oil derrick rearing led with success. To such m en jp s jl(.n,i jonely towards th« lu-avOar Own Doorstep. nmall units of capital into corpor- c;u# ollt on ihe Gaincsville-NcwberOrahi Star—If sonic Amerirtu ate form and especially the great-1,v r 0ad. Why don’t ’oomo enterediters wa could name would qui" •er organisations which have grown prising company come along and u Household (.jods, Hanes, Sufes, Trunks and B aggage * rfiiu rin g the shurtcomingi of up und exist and which represent lake over the old leases and bore Transferred Anyw here Any Time s Franco end censure the shortcom­ jo essential a feature of our era-i that ho*e in the ground nnd ten us Stsrago ' ■ ings of America, they would com* nomlc life, arouse ■ butl just what the freak* oi nature ■ nearer writing on the subject they aversion or contempt.nothing BBBBHBBBBnBaaBBBBBaBBIIIHBWB||laaH aaB B M aaH aaaapaB The very [hnvo placed beneath us. know something about, QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER SI, ISIS spent Saturday afternoon In Or­ lando. Miss Janet Macforlan entertain­ HERE’S W ISHING ALL ed the little boya of her Sunday School class Thursday evening. A Ashing party composed of H. B. McCall, Warren McCall, Wil­ liam Robert Williams, of Sanford, t Office 108; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Emmett Kelsey and J. N. Thomp­ son spent several days at “The Fralrio” this’ week. The Woman’s Missionary Union WELCOME TO PALM BEACH! of the Baptist Church entertainrd ENDA] delightfully the mcmcbcrs of tho church, Surnlny school and B. Y. P. .../Y ean dance at the U. nt the Club House Friday eve­ ning. , pang Tlien ot &onf°rl Mrs. J. N. Thompson and son, Get Your Book, Job and Commercial Printing Done a t Alien, spent Thursday in Sanford. vmt Year’s watch party The many friends and pupils of c at J!o?onie Hall at S Miss Chapman, of Sanford, re- * I.** * gret to learn that she has resigned j* .nferd Yount: Men will her position in the Oviedo school. Year’s dance nt Valdez Mrs. M. M. King had ns her guests for Christmas, Mrs. A. K Sanford, Florida Opposite Postoffice} P- nlCrawford and son, George, of «ncmAl .jeguiar meeting of 1. HIV'S* Jacksonville, Mr. nnd Mrs. Z. ■ Presbyterian Church parl IVO Spinks nnd little daughter, Ann. * G. BASSET SMITH, Prop, ot Leesburg and Miss Nell King, I 9 to 12 o’clock by the of Winter Park. ;■ Christian Endeavorors. Miss Elborta Holt, of Orlando, ■ wfitly iuncacon of Itospent Wednesday with her nunt, " ” yffle* Hotel at 12:15. A MORNING FROCK Sirs. Frnnk Norris. Lilar .R egular idrill, Company -■ jjt 0., Court House To Pari* also may l>c left the task ~ Mr. nnd 0 Mrs. Andrew Aulin left _ of designing a simple morning frock a wcc^-cml vinit t.> jtanlar meeting of of distinctive charm and general bc- Jacksonville. Mrs. O. P. Swope and baby Oliv­ LoJtrc No. C2 at Mascnminniiejs. Tbi* model is suited to development in gingham, rating, serge, er. of Orlando, were Oviedo visit­ CMstup-m. , or wool crepe. The gathered skirt is or* .Saturday. ‘w—Regular mostm* of Mr. nml Mrs. James Malcolm a a a a H a x n a n u H n K U H iiM H n M * M a a x » m M iix - s « - « * i* i* a of Columbus at K. C. attached to a long - waisted blouse «■ with deen open front. The revers spent Christmas in Puntn Gordn. Weekly luncheon of arc rounded at the upper edges and the guests of Mrs. Malcolm's rckt-iH ^ stitched over the collar. Fancy stitch­ tives. 5Club at Valdes Hotel at Mr. nnd Mrs. I). A. Caldwell, :S ing trim* collar, rovers, aids, and u. — Regular business I pockets. Medium size requires J}.| Miss Letty Caldwell, Mrs. Fred ■ Wight nnd children and Joe Cold- £ yards .Id-inch material. / of Sanford Woman’s | 5 Pictorial Review Dress No. 1810. well motored to Leesburg, Sunday ■ - Club Ilo-'se nt .'{ p. in. : Sizes, ,M to 4J inches bust. Price, whe*e they were the guests of Mrs. ■ / —Call meeting of St. J. S. Mahoney. ^ 15 cents. i Guild at Mrs. J. N. Hob-, OVIEDO Airs. l,. L. Moore and baby left H Ibm at 3:W «. m. ! Friday night for Marlon, S. C., jj hj-Sasinl for the children Miss Catherine Young is spend­ where she will visit her mother, u jouli Sunday School at Mr. and Mrs. Grotin Macfarlan, f t of C. Hull on Oak Avcof Chcrow, North Carolina, are ing the week in Havana, Cuba, Mrs. Eisnran, Tor several weeks. Jj ___ Lake will return home Mon- h : i:i0 n. tn. visiting their parents, idr. and having gone to attend the Rollins- dayHill jgj —Regular Rustneas afternoon from laiurens. S. ■ Havana football game. | Mrs. Alan Macfarlan. where he spent the holidays with ,g of the Woman’s Club at PrcL A. L. Hatch, of Johnstown, hi* parents. He will be joined hero J■ Mrs. D. F. Wheeler's Sunday Kosb House, at Mp. m. }School lrnss of young ladies very Pn., was a welcomed visitor at by Stencil Taylor, Jr., of (airgn, ■ faj—Call meeting of St. TO THE TOURISTS: delightfully entertained their Oviedo during the holidays. Pro­ for a short visit leaving Wednes- K jGuildat the home of Mrs. friends at the Club Home on dny for Gainesville, where they ■ fit Robion oil Park Avenue, fessor Hatch wns formerly princi­ Thursday evening. resume their studies nt thu Jj F ort Myers, the “City of Palms," can b e . 3 11afcr-Mr.’. :10n.m. L P. McCuller On Friday, Dec. 21, the Metho­ pal of tho Oviedo school nnd has will of Florida. 5 dist Sunday School had its Christ, many warm friends here who are University fttertain the members oF That’s what Mrs. George McIntosh, well-known New Yorknius exercises at the church. The alwnys delighted to havo him re­ The Snnford Country Club Golf * reached by automobile from most sec\Fortnightly Bridge Club nt program consisted of a Christmas turn. Mrs. T. W. Lawton enter­ links were exceedingly popular j cr is saying. She formerly was Miss Dorothy Fauquier of rhome ou Ninth Street at 3j play by the children, tho giving of tained Professor Ilntch und some Sunday afternoon, there were n tions north of our city. Windsor, Ont. She’s one of the prominent folk at the famous white gifts for the orphanage nnd ot his friends, who enjoyed renew­ numerous twosomes and four- j| Florida report. Jit—Weekly luncheon of a tableaux of the Nativity by the ing acquaintances nnd hearing snnies played by the local people a Fort Myers loves visitors. We want the *iatiim of IJurine.'* Women older boys and Miss Janet Mae- >Professor Hatch tell of some of nnd n number of out-of-town folks. ■ Charles Liddnn nnd Kenney J tourists to come down and see us, be with iUCcth CsfAiria at 12:00. t farlan. * I his travels in Frnnce, Spain nnd llnrrold of Orlnndo with n party h r—Regular meeting of i MISS HELEN HOAG ENTKitltTEA FOR VISITORS. T!il* young people nt Inme front Cuba since he left Oviedo. i Star at Masonic Hall at I TAINS AT INFORMAL DANCE One» of the most delightful of college for the holidays are: Mies I J. I. Lively, of Lake Stearns, nr- of friends were among those enjoy- # us, and enjoy our enchanting environ­ tn. oli.lnv nffv,iru ,hn rh rU t Elizabeth Young, from Montver- rived Saturday for the week-end ing the unexcelled Snnford Golf J ment. We have splendid hotels, modern On Friday evening, Miss Helen the hoi nlnlLj nrfn rs was the U im t- dc; Migs Mabel Swope, of Stetson: with his family. -Weekly luncheon of | links Sunday afternoon. n *f of Commerce at Voider, Hoag ontretained very plasnntly at mas tc tea given Saturday afternoon Miss Elizabeth Lawton, of WesMrs. Mary West, of Nashville, Air. nml Mrs. Cnrl Ferren nnd and fireproof, excellent boarding houses, Iat 12:15. an informal dance at her home on by Mrs. Fannie Stcinbridge Mun­ lyaii College, Macon, Gn.; Misses Tcnn„ arrived Saturday for a visit daughter, Mrs. E. L. Fcrrun nnd ij—Regular meeting of Union Avenue. apartm ents and furnished rooms at rea­ son at her home on Myrtle Ave­ Katherine Lawton, Luciic Partin, ot several months with her chil­ Harry Forrnn of Eustis were the Templar ut 7:31) p. m. I Florence nnd Evelyn Wheeler, of dren, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. West, ot guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. nue, complimenting the visiting The whole lower floor was open­ college girls. sonable prices. Sanford High school; Walter Car­ I-nkc Charm. Thrnshor on Sunday. ly—Mr*. .S. E. Barret willjcd on suite and beautifully decoA. J. Roy has sold Ills garage to Miss Knthciirc Pittman of Tam­ The long studio, where tea was ter and Allen Thompson, of Nor­ Mr. Strickland, of Georgia; with pa is the attractive guest of Mrs. in the members of tho!rated with n profusion of cut served, was bright with bowls of man Park, Gn. A bus line provides good daily service to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Norris. tho sale of the business goes the E. I). Mobley and Miss Georgia „ , , ... , ______ , _____ _____ _ _ small flaming poinsettin3, nnd in the bay S f f i C S a ’ p rlan,* Woolscy Sturdivant, Mrs. L. R .‘ lease of the building, formerly oc- Mobley nl tlieir homo on Slyrtle and from Fort Myers via Arcadia, on a r - ^ 'i i i T s i i e i i U .n of' l-irl« - At each window were window stood tlm large Christmas Mltchcll and Miss A. I). Mitchell copied by tho Seminole Supply Avenue. j—oauioru n sue union tree tnmmed with festoons of red, omj homca will have regu-j Christman wreaths nml at one end: tlII(, „j|vcr| tI0 lin(1 .iraped with spent Christmas Day in Orlando. Company. three hour schedule. Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmett M. Hunc Mr. mid Mrs. Ralph Rnssford nnd daughter, Joyce ,nre new ut twtly Ijr.dv.vm at the Lu- of tho living doom was a gaily; icicles. The table nt the upper end as the guests of Mrs. N. U. Mol and baby are guests of their par­ family. home to their friends nt the home Kslew’na nl 1 - otmek. | decorated Christmas tree. | of the room was covered with n andMrs. Come and enjoy yourselves—you will feel Comilly, Miss Ida Lu Con ents, 5|r. and Mrs. N. F. Lezet,te. of Miss Martha Fox on Oak Ave­ toy/lrs. u w d / - lhn»% Dancing, gamcti : .Thd cnntuuU pyrmiid of, red apples ,and other oily ami Ulntor Corirdly, of VulMr.''nnd Mrs. Cornell, of Wash­ Ihe thrill of untainted geniality. nue. lantr*. .1. l». woodruff w ill;Cauaed the evening to pass all too, fruit and flattened poinsettias. [pin at laid c ut their [qUjck|y and a t a late hour, refresh- Tea was served from the lower dustn, Gn.. are the guests of'M rs. ington, n. C., are spending the Mrs. W. II. Ttmnicliffe motored Emmett McCall, of Oviedo, holidays with their mother. Mrs. ’on Four.h Sheet men ta of punch, sandwiches, fruit {end of tho studio and opposite a Miss Janet Macfarlan entertain­ D. A. Marshall, of Sanford, nnd to Kissimmee Monday morning Ifck. salad, sultines, ice cream, cake and high nml massive cluster of poin- ed the girls of the Delta Club with were the guests of their sister, where she spent the day most »y—Mrs. W. T. I-angley sal ted almonds were served by tho! set tins, the two serving tables R. W. Lawton, on Christmas pleasantly as the guest of friend*. entertain the members of hostess, assisted by her mother, j were placed. Both were laid with their gentlemen friends Friday a f­ Mrs. Eve. Mrs. Cornell was formerly ternoon. ! Marie Matron i Bridge Club Mrs. II. II. Lossing and Mrs. J.] handsome emboridered cloths and The young people of the B. Y. Miss Marie Marshnll, and has Skating at Lake 3 13 p. in. Cowan. j one was centered with red rose P, U. gave a moat effective prn- many friends in Oviedo who are Fort Myers, Florida kl—Mr*. I>. |„ Thrasher nnd The guests were Misses Eliza-j buds, while the decoration of the grnm nt the church Sunday eve­ delighted to see her again nnd to Mary on Tuesday and * ■J- B, Woodruff will enter-, beth Flowers, Dtmarius Masson, e.ther consisted of holly and red ning. The choir entered first, sing meet her husband, who is making i it bridge nt their home on, Marjorie Dietrich, Sara Warren ; berries. Arranged at intervals were ing as the members marched from Ms first visit to this section of Friday nights. rth Stmt at II p. til. Easierby, Emily Hailey, Ollie Vera rilvor cake and sandwich basket the outside and continued to sing Florida. The community Christmas tree L-i . jGliozon, Ethel Walker, Faye and the handles tied with bows of throughout the program the beau­ ‘ Mnn L .‘ r’111ni‘11111 r°turn- (jimjys) McCullough, Winefred I vivid-red ribbon. Silver compotes tiful Christmas carols describing on Christmas Eve at the school au­ «H'nrwnter strong, Mnrgarel Cowan, Ff’lorcnce1holding ....................... salted nuts and‘ ‘bon !lions, the announcement of the birth of ditorium was quite n success and »fi«jpent tho week-end with Malm, Dorothy Crabtree, of Turn- ware placed at cither end. The sii- Christ, which the young people the children were delighted with »w, Warren old Santa Claus and his many ___Eigenmaim. i pa, ar.d Mr. nml Mn?. Wilbur Runi* vt*r service and the* whole color so effectively acted nut. IL B. McCall spent a part gifts. fefri»n.l< of r \ i p*0, . i sebenie of red und green were of Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss Christmas week with her chil­ IMl B|„,i t ', k,’,„v.: that she ^ i!l:r,-!,rs’ fVlcr Sfhaal, John Mus- richly effective, anil gave n joyous dren in Snnfortl. Mnblc Swope and F. \V. Swope son, Lawrence McDaniel, George Christmas keynote to the delight(*arg nicely after a xertong Cownn, Clifford Walker, Bertram ful occasion. it»3 at the I'ern.'dd-Luugh- Sheppard, Byron Stevens, Ralph Assisting in serving were Misses ■ m iE ciB n a n x aaiH aR M H H B E H a aaN M x a iix aa aax 'iH aax x a aa Iwpiti! Saturday. Warren, Frederick Hines, William Emily alliley, Charlotte Smith and n H *rd Mr. ]■ !.■ .. , McKim, Lewis Shipp, Joe Walker, Gladys Morris, a retunui iu, r’J ur n toy | (}e Meisch, Leonard, nnd il. S. j The after tea hour was spent in Social Side i*»■»f j v T to Emory University until next September. Ho Pins taken an agen­ cy for overwear aluminum and has gone on the lower East Coast on a canvassing trip. Mr. nml Mrs. Fred Anderson, newly-weds of North Carolina, ar­ rived recently and are living In the little McClclnnd cottage on Miller Avenue. Mr. Anderson was here last year. Mrs. K. J. Mulligan and Httlo son of Jacksonville, arc guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Vaughn, on Celery Avenue. Mrs. Mulligan was formerly Miss Ger­ trude Vnughn. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, to ­ gether with Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Martin, of Park Avenue, drove to St. Cloud In the Martin car Christ­ mas Day and enjoyed n fine tu r­ key dinner nt the Hotel St, Cloud. Mr. Phillips, a friend of Mr. and Mru. Martin, of Danielson, Conn., who is visiting in Florida, returned with them to be a guest nt the Mnrtin home. Mrs. Farmer, of Kissimmee, ac­ companied her sister, Mrs. Estridge home from Oxford Wedneadav for n few dnvs’ visit, Simeon Filip died Sunday even­ ing after a long illness. The funernl took plnce Monday afternoon from Miller’s undertaking parlor. Mr. Filip wns a native of Rounmnia, having been In the United States a good many years. Ho leaves n married daughter and sev­ eral grandchildren in Cleveland, O., another daughter and his mother in Ponmauia. He was buried In the Catholic cemetery, tho priest hav­ in'*, charge of the funeral services. His faithful friends, Mr. and Mrs Chris Dueun-1 and family, eared for him in his last illness. Mr. Filip farmed here for several years. Daily Fashion Iliu The New Era Printery. You Can Reach \ Fort M yers f Automobile Now l !"Z CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ,C ISTto'SE.^.S; I ft Peter-h.irg. where they' Itb; guest..' of friends. - f 'y wt r 1cr'- Seminole Cafe Mr. Tax Payer: _________7: ~ ~ _ .......... . i H‘ge Songs,’ special numbers inENTERTAIN AT DINNER i chided readings, by Mrs. H. C. SIX REASONS WHY THE CITY SHOULD BUY THE SPEER Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Eldridge en-i Maxwell; vocal solos by Misses Edauim! Meisi h. Misses tertained a number of their friend* Gladys Morris and Lillie Ruth GROVE FOR ATHLETIC FIELD AND FAIR GROUNDS with a turkey dinner a t their nt- fjrcnrer: piano selections from a,1|l Katherine turn home To[•si!1'ie *VV'm fr!K’HV0 home ut Pno|a on Sunday. Misses Charlotte Smith, nml Emily I bturn illf, S. (' where thev KUC8*3 were: Mr. and Mrs. Bailey. First. The location. This property is located within walk­ ROOS’with tln-ir Morris Spencer, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Among those present were ____ _ 1 ’’ and Mrs. Gormclcy, Miss Mafgaret Misses Mae Holly, Anna DuRoso, ing distance of everyone in Sanford. Located two blocks from Roberts, Mr. nml Mrs. McGwynn.j Ella Mary Muithend, Wildfred •J* I- H. Higgins an. Mrs . Bertha Thompson, Bert St rung. Fay McCullough, Gladys Sanford Avenue, East of W. A. Ginn’s home, extending from Jthe Dnh of a daughter on m‘ ^ ‘ T-. , :n _ a _______ Iss Julin laiing. Miss McCullough, Elizabeth Garrison, Drcemher 31, ot their p | , 7 the Oviedo R. R. track1 *to T\/r_n____ Mellonville Avenue. Mellonville #n I slmetto Avenue. The 8*‘iz..btth Long, and J. M. Daw- Gladys Morris, Charlotte Smith, Son. ; Emily Bailey, Gladys Adams, Lilweigh* revun and-half Avenue is now paved within one block of this property. -------’ lie Ruth Spencer, Margaret ZnrhST, AGNES GI’H.D. _ ary, Surah Wheel is, Virginia I)eSecond. Railroad runs across the southwest corner of this On Wednesday nfternoon-nt 3:30 Coursey, Florence Henry, Ruth H ar.d Iii i t," 'l r ’• *’• A. McKay there will be nn Important call [[anil and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. 1 Miss Florence M “ e property. A side-track can be easily made at a small expendi­ ,l*ft M„ni|n ay morning for meeting of the St. Agnes Guild at k whfr- they will bo tho tho home of Mrs, J. N. Robson on ture, which is very essential for a fairground. .. ff|end* for a few day* Park Avenue. It is imperative EAST SANFORD rang t , West Palm Reach that every member of the Guild Third. You can have two entrances, either from Sanford be present as matters of great wiuniiional meeting. importance are to be attended to. or Mellonville Avenues, and not have to have all traffic on one Fruit Cocktail Mantlura The entertainment nnd Christ­ Z P‘ "y° l-yh's leave* TuesNEW YEAR’S DANCE AT VAL­ mas Iren at Moore's Station church street. — *..... where w.icre she I in' (J J ". l!!'ielphin SOUP Christmas night was well attended DEZ HOTEL TONIGHT. air‘iJK i!lt lho Mc*Horlnl An informal New Year’s dance nnd more limn 100 happy children Chicken Soup ot* Happiness 1924 l U l * l.”J*b1’,r«!«gh. She will Fourth. Regardless of the amount of rain fall, this prop­ will be given this evening, begin­ received gifts of candy, nuts and t \ *»y, Miss Drone Consomme ala Seminole fruit. The community affair is nn el ty is always high and dry. • ni Will also g;> in train- ning nt i) o’clock, at the Valdez annunl event. Beside the money i Hotel, given by tin* young men of ENTREE | Sanford ami to which the public made at two suppers recently, n Fifth. A Rood investment. Over twenty-three acres for received „ Braised Fillet Do Bottf £,|. most cordially invited rf..-- h“wBabbitt, Misses E d -ij i* ' 3 nu>'^ invited. An un- gift of 200 oranges whs - "ittcndf-i. Ijiura’ ChittendVnlUsun,*y k"otI orchestra ha* been from Helen nnd Glenn . Dressor nnd $7,000.00,. which is a fraction over $300 per acre. Pommc a la Duchess Sauce Macedoine ®^tca I. ft b inday in the p..ij1; secured nnd an enioyable evening, fn,R^ ^,r - Irince, the candy for "lin Jt [ Re is heinn' - . n t s a l e s m a n for tho E. J. Smith CanKOASTS -n-iml where they ,*8 ht,nff nnticipactd. | l!v Company, of Jacksonville, nil of Sixth. This property has been recommended by profess­ ’ V ^Ci"°! lbvM before j.,,. ‘ . ... q p n ip q .which la duly appreciated by the P.oast Vermont Turkey Dressing Marchitmise WILL ENTERTAIN ional ball players, for a ball park, and by Johnnie J. Jones, as I wilt' , 1‘ 11 ficacli where i ni-’ t*iPT iF « Icommittee in charge. Prime Itibs of City Dressed Beef Choice cuts **1tend tin; tea chon meet-! ^ n . I , i i rri . „ J Air. nnd Mrs. W. It. Prevate and an ideal location for a fair ground. .drs. David Lrlon Thrasher nn *iEl,n, Duster, nnd Eugene Estridge Breast of Capon Sliced Yen Sing Mrs. John Dcvelin Woodruff will are canning for lor an few tew days day* . n entertain a» n series of bridge Sweet W ater hranch, fishing. Tenderloin of Pork Larded Bavarian I shall be glad to show this property a t any time to any­ Parties at their home on Fourth Mis* Altlna Curry, of Now Smy­ VEGETABLES Street. The first one will be given rna, was a Christmas guest of her one, as the tax payers are the ones most interested in this, they Sugar Coated yams Pomme Bulloin Thursday afternoon a t 3 o’clock. sister, Mrs. \V. R. Prevate. and should sec just what the city is buying, and recommend to the Mis* On Friday afternoon these two family. Miss Curry recited charm­ Native Vegetables charming hostesses itih.. l y fri'«>d* here who’rhnrrninP hostesses will will again en- ingly nt tho Moore’s Station city commissioners w hat to buy. C . ! f r *Wt I. » .ho” ' . n . n th . hon, j f . l l , c. game is nt tho Christmaa entertainment. SALAD so affair* rr E Mr. alijl M Mrr E.. J. J. Ward and jj ^ that p|to .vUl return to 3 0 rtoek. Pmh of lhes< Salad of the South are being or.tlcinate.l with much son, Pale, of Winter Park, wort y 100,1 f,,r n Finger stay the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Da­ interest and pleasure , by DESSERT ■T. I tes over Christmas. Mrs. Ward 15 . p'y Sr,” Mra- W. M. guests. Home Made Mince Pie gave a very entertaining reading ■ .. i . Krn’ » Gonino, Hubert at the Christmas ntertainment. Chicogo hns four times n* many Custard Pie Pumpkin Pie " 1fw 0?V tK, -u■»l" ir !! U ,''ni? , ,e> ' ’It'll* ieft’R 0 .1at 1- Mnnhoncs ns London. .Cities in Joe Corley returned to the Bing ■ Assorted Pastries the U nit'd Staten which have past--1ham Military School in North CarOil tho ino,non mark in telephone ollna leaving on Wednesday, going Ice Cream development inriud,. New York, [by way of Atlanta, Ga„ whore ho 1 A.vn- Chicago Philadelphia. Boston. Dc- will visit some friends. Joe holds Cheese Toasted Crackers REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ,J ** the gucq of Me in V x fla ' rf>u- 1 tavslatwl. St. l.oui* Pitts- the highest non-commissioned of­ . Coffee ■*nKl*y a t’s-i• , ‘ , 1*■ hnrgh. I/>s A rgotes. San Fnincl?- fice nt his school and is making a Rocm.s 501-502 Firnt National Bank B uilding---------------------------Phone 95 . «rno in Lake-■jco, CO. Cincinnati. Washmirton. Washington, Min fine record in football. JlerLcrt Squire will not return ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MX ■■■■■■■■KHmiMfclinilhliil ncapolis and Milwaukee. Happy New Year //uni JCtM uim i New Year Dinner, $1.50 s -am '2a LAN! IS f 1 iy . L- ■ j. . j v iY"wl .tS l 1 �(AMUSEMENTS | AT THB MILANE. * • “ Adolfo Luque, tha € u «M» *nrv»r of the Cincinnati Is given the place of honor rlfce National League pitching fp r the lesson of 1023, P * *r« placed oh exhibition this P d B g . The fiery senor is in •w j of the phrade. viewed from tt- angle or passing any given MM, He had the lowest average b itn ie d runs scored against hlb MAlng and also led the league in PMng percentage with a mark B g ft. fo r 27 victories and eight flSp TM National League Is not able produce a single no-hit game the Reason against the perffifcriaances of Sam Jones and HowEhmkc In tho junior circuit. jHFtoee earnest athletes just missed pHh* roll of honor. A rthur Nehf. i D aisy Vance and "Jughnndlc" JjJohnny Morrison each pitched n YtWBe-hlt game during the season |ju s t closed. * > ' Burleigh Grimes, of the Robins, ! . was the hardest working athlete in jjjfhjg league. The Lord of Durlcigh .1 pitched 33 complete games and a •total of 327 innings. "Rosy" Bill p Jtyin and Claude Jonnard tied for 'Tthe.honor of appearing in tho box /score more often than tho rest of r Lilia flinging tribe. Ryan ami Jon- I SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVETION i ORLANDO. Dec. 31.—Thc Flor­ ida Sunday School Council of Re­ ligious Education will hold a con­ vention here January 10-17, to which every Sunday school super­ intendent, officer, teacher or inter* osted worker, every pnstnr. every Christian worker in Central Flor, Ida, are urged to attend. The pur, pose of the meeting is to crente , inspiratinn, give information and practical help in Sunday School matters from exports and enthusi1 nats. Hugh S. Magill of Chicago, . International Sunday School CounI oil of Religion? Education nnd \V. R. Hill, Jacksonville, general secre­ tary for Florida, will he among l the speakers. With sjx baseball clubs of the National League ami three from th e American League, training In Florida this spring will make tho state the mocca for baseball fol­ lowers from all over the country, it Is believed. St. Petersburg, spring training headquarters of the Boston Braves, Alabama Pooley Hubert Halfback will be the center of the training grounds for National League Elmer Rainwater Guard teams. Within a radius of 100 mllea R. D. Pittman Halfback "’— 1----- the irom at. nrctcrauurg the big big league leagui James Weaver !clubs hnvo established their trainHerbert Covington Qunrterbnck ' inv grounds. Norman H. Williams Halback Reports show that Texas, with John J . O’Shsughnessy Fullback its hot sand storms and California Charles Robinson Halback with its cold nights nre slowly be­ ."Ark" Newton Halfback ing deserted by the baseball clubs .John C. Robinton Quarterback in favor of Florida, the Sunshine John H. Fletcher Fullback State. .Curtis Sanders Fullback | Completion of the list of camps ,T. C. Coxe Tackle for 1024 Tcveals that nine—six Na­ .Hnrvey Smith Fullback tional and three American League ,J. G. Lowe Tackle outfits—will drt their conditiohlng ....................,______ James Marley Fullback In the Everglades state, the great­ Trinity ..........- .............. „..H, A. Crutc Fullback est number ever attracted to any Vanderbilt ................... .Tuck Kelly Guard southern locality. V irginia.............................Goorge B. Arnold Of the remaining seven clubs, Fullback two each have chosen Alabama Vn. Military Institute.....C. R. Hammond Guard and California, while Georgin, Louisiana and Texas have attract cd one each. Only four clubs have changed training sites for next season. Tex­ as lost tho New York Giants and Chicago White Sox, both having migrated to Florida, but will enteritnin the Boston Red Sox, who (trained a year ago at Hot Springs, NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-*-Estab-1 an, into defeat two months after |ArkansAB. The other shift waa lishing a record for championship. thc ]n ttcr knneked out Johnny made by tho. Pittsburg Pirates who go to Paso Robies, Cal., from Hor Springs, thus depriving the Ark­ ipectacular, if not the greatest ever: Ptre! H arry Greb, Pittsburg win* ansas resort of a place In tho prebaseball run for the first witnessed. ’ mill," who doprievd Johnny Wll- season time in years. Nine battlrs with world's chnm-! son of Roston, of middelweight The list of training camps fol­ pionshins at stake, In five of which laurels; and Mjck McTiguc, Irish- low: titles changed hands, wore fought j American, who won the light heavyAmerican League. during the year, the climax com- crown by outpointing Battling Siki, New York—New Orleans. ing sensationally when Jack Dentp- the singular Senegalese, on St. Cleveland—Lukclnnd, Fla, sey successfully defended his Patricks* Day in Dublin. McTiguc Chicago—Winter Haven, Fin. heavyweight crown by knocking narrowly saved his title by getting Detroit—Auguitn, Ga. out Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine n draw in a riotous match with St. Louis—Mobile, Alu. Philadelphia—Montgomery, Ain. Washington—Tampa, Fla. Boston—San Antonio, Texas. National League. Now York—Sarasota, Flu. Cincinnati—Orlando, Fla. Pittshurg—Paso Robles, Cal. in the minds of those who saw it,, defended his crown ngninst TnmChicago—Catalina Islands, Cni. rnnks ns the most remarkable bnt- my Gibbons, of St. I’nul, in tho St. Louis—Brndentown, Fin. tlo of all time, and epic thnt hns little Montana boom town of Shelby Brooklyn—Clenrwntcr, Fin. no parallel in ring history. Knock-! on tho Fourth of July, failing to ed down seven times in the first ■score n knockout but winning de­ Philadelphia—Leesburg, Fin. Boston—St. Petersburg, Fla. round, Firpo came bnck with a Imt- j cislvcly on points in 15 rounds, tering rush thnt drove Dempsey Leonard met his foremost rival, through the ropes and all but top-, Lew Tendler, once more and scored pled the American from his throne, a decisive victory in a lo-rund but the champion crushed his op- match a t the Yankee Stndium. nonent in the second round, the Two American ring titles also final count coming on the South changed hands but in both cases the American’s ninth knockdown. losers ncquired other laurels before With the exception of Joe Lynch, the senson closed. Villa h>3t the bantamweight king, and Mickey Americnn llywenght, title Frankie Walker, welterweight tltleholder, j Gcnnro, of New York, before connil of the world’s champiqns risked queiing Wilde, ami Gleb was shorn TLLLAIIASSEE, Fla.. Dec. 31. their titles in important matches I of his American light heavyweight and the end of the season found title by Gene Tunnoy, former sol- —The annual, seeson is on fur r.pc* at8.jC (^jjntticplat,uum four new fistic rules at the top.' die,g. boxer .and Gritmwicif village clnl nam on automobile license tags to They nre Fanclio" Villa Filipino idol; before defeating Wilson, bers used in Florida next year. The whirlwind, who knocked Jimmy Tunney whipped Greb in defense bo state comptroller is now in the Wilde, little Britisher,* from thp of his 175-pound honors recently process, too, of annually training a flywhelght throne; Johnny Dundee, a t Madison Square Garden, and corps cxera clerks to take care Now York Italian, who battered apparently nettled their rivalry of of the ofextraordinary demands for Eugene Criqui, French w ar veter- two years’ standing. rpced incident to getting out tho now tags with the least possible delay MAY GET ATHLETICS. Perhaps the greatest number of FORT MYERS—Connie Mack, special requests are made for tag treasurer nnd manager of the Phil­ No. 1 in tho “C" series of tags, adelphia Americnn League base­ which ure for passenger curs or thos for private use. Next in o r-| ball club, is cxpjccted hero early der of popularity conic all numbers j in the New Year to look over the having combinations of sevens. field ns a prospective training While there are numbers of per-! ground in the spring of 1025 fer sons that they will not ac­ the Athletics. Arrangements al­ cept writir.*; No. 13 under ^iny circum-i ready hnvo been completed for stances, several special requests training of the team next spring :it are invariably each year .Montgomery, Ala., Meek has ad­ for this tag, it isreceived stated. The feel­ vised, but he stated in n letter to ing of some against the “ hoodoo" R. Q. Richards, of this city, thnt n of 13 is so strong that they will change possibly may be made for not even accept a tag on which the the following spring. SCONCE INDUSTRY. numbers add 13. KEY WEST, Dec. 31.— Florida’.? In last year’s distribution, the I). A. It. CONVENTION. sponge industry will be represent­ recipient of No. 1:131 promptly sent FORT PIERCE, Dec. 31.- P r e p ­ it back, with ed at the All-Florida Exposition nt the plea, “Please take Afadisoa Square Garden (N. Y.) arations for entertaining delegates this thing hack—it rends ‘13’ any to the annual convention of the February 8-15. An effigy of a man way I look nt it.” is being made out of sponge which Florida D. A. R. here January 15But thc requests that bring the will lie sent to thc "garden” for ex­ 17 arc taking shape and the pro­ smiles to the faces of the “experi­ hibition. The "man" wll he about gram will he announced in detail enced" clerks ure those asking for six feet tall, ami the head will be within n short time. The local the combinations in sevens and represented by a large sheep wool chapter is planning to entertain others usually found from the sponge. The entire body and the from 100 to 150 visitors from all manipulation of the well-known lit­ nrjtin and legs will be composed of part? of the state. The American tle ivory cubes. .Seven-eleven ia thc snme kind of material. The Legion nnd other organization? almost as popular as No. 1. chamber of commerce has the mat­ have volunteered to co-operate in The application for No. 1 for the entertainment of the dele­ 1021 was made two years ago b;) ter in charge. gates. II. B. Lonfecty of the Lenfesty FLOWER FESTIVAL. Broom Works of Tampa, who ha? PROPOSE COUNTY HOSPITAL MIAMI. Dec. 31,—More tluin 201) been awarded the first tag. IIARTOW’, Dec. 31.—A proposi­ floats will appear in the New L. L. Davis, of Winter Haven, Year’s Day Fruit and Flower Fes­ tion to establish n county hospi­ drew No. 7; Earl J. Reed, of Lake tival here, according to estimates tal for Polk county will go before Worth, got 13; Frank Heater, r.f by Pat Kailcy, rh airm ii of the the voters Monday, December 31, Interlaehen, was awarded No, 23, commercial division, who says his when they will be nsked to vote and Ira Higdon, of Sebring, won section alone will have nearly thnt $ 100,000 for thc purpose. Women’s 77. number. In addition to the com­ chilis, and members of the county Another number for which there mercial representations, patriotic medical naociation are behind thc are usually mnny requests—No. nnd civic organizations also have movement. i l l —was this time awarded to (!, entered a number. M. McKinney, of Orlando. URADENTOWN VOTES BONDS. Seven-eleven went to Dr. N. M. DRADRNTOWN, Dee. 31.—Im­ Hegffie, of Jacksonville. provement bonds to the amount of OlTkinls of the tag department $ii5,000 hnvc been voted by Brnden­ of the comptroller’s office state town freeholders. Forty-threo that assignments already have thousand dollars of tho amount will been made up for next year and go into paying S8.000 for sewer that it will be impracticable to extension and $11,000 for exten­ make further special assignments sions of the* water supply lines. this season. allows a quite "unconnected" managing aunt haa rather overrid­ young •woman and .gentleman of den the best authorities in her de­ tho samo name—Adams— to oc­ mand fo r a *stateroom for hen If The maimgamcnt of the Milano cupy the same stateroom on the niece, the mix-up boihg the rcsillt, Theatre has booked, foe it*‘first luxurious steamship “La Fayette," - The fun starts a t Bordeaux, stagd attraction 01 the season. setting call for’Bordeaux, France, where th e French liner is making “Just Married.'* which will be pre­ for America: sented on Wednotday night of this . Nimblcncss of invention and rcauy to call. Passengers, inelud-J week. rapidity of movement, with In securing the clever musics! screamingly witty lines accom­ comedy, which mode such a hit-on panying this bedroom farce “cock­ Broadway, the' management has tail" for “Just Married," is "just succeeded in booking one of the that," makes one of the'most en­ best shows on the circuit this year. tertaining and.delightful comedies "Just Married" is played by nr which has been seen here for mnny nil-star cast, which is the origins! moons. "Just Mnrricd" 13 as harmless nn company that presented the show on Broadway. That it will make a Christmas morning in the nursery. hit with theatre-goer* of Sanford Merely that two nice young per­ is nsered by advance notices tell­ sons are put into the samo spaci­ ing of the widespread approval ous stateroom aboard the honey­ which tha show has met every* moon chip bound for America, and where It has been presented. __________! ■ ■ ■ . , , ...... _ "JU'st Married," in its droll, clev- .knowing that the other is tJftre., charming Roberta Adams. At the or, bright, catchy, impossible way, The girl is named Roberta Adams, some tim e the slightly inebriated (SEAL) has for Us pivot a situation which (the man is Robert Adams, and alpno complicates matters for n S ‘i&. S L r f l K . ' s r i J J : *- ^ Essex closed car comforts now cost *170 less than ever before. Also with this lower price you get an even more attractive Coach body and a six cylinder motor built on the principle of the famous Hudson Super-Six. It con tin u es Essex qualities of economy and ........rfiti&bilify, known to '135,000 owners: It adds a smoothness of performance which-heretofore was exclusively Hudson’s. Both cars are alike in all details that count for long satisfactory service at sm all operating cost. You will like the new Essex in the nimble ease of its operation. Gears shift quietly. Steering is like guiding a bicycle, and care of the car calls for little more than keeping it lubricated. That, for the most part, is done w ith an oil can. -■ i The chassis design lowers the center of gravity, giving greater comfort and safety, at all speeds, on all roads. You will be interested in seeing how this Is accomplished. Touring Model • $$50 Fnitjhi and Tax Extra Greater fuel economy is obtained. The car is lighter, longerand roomier. You will agree that from thestandpoint of appearance, delightful performance, cost and reliability, tne new Essex provides ideal transportation. ESSEX MOTORS, DETROIT 115 Magnolia Avenue Phone 401 A M erry Xm as and a H appy New Year is Assured Everyone who enrolls in our Christmas Savings Club, which started Monday, December 17. Everyone, old and young, is invited to join. Deposit 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, $1.00, $2.00, $5.00 and up. The first deposit makes you a member. No fines, no fees, no losses. And you will save enough by Christmas to buy presents and enjoy the festivities without stint or inconvenience. ' <C O 1U N S T R E N G T H -------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- !S E R V I C E . . . S E M I N O L E T Y ■ B A N K . . . --------------------------------------------------------------- P R O G R E S S ♦•t*~*i* *£***♦«$*<£» �- ■ THE SANF0R1 )NDAY, t si; i ns ERALD WANT ADS ARE WILLING WOR They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and. perform many important tasks for you fANTadrates cash in a d v a n c e ^ e d ad*-, will Ire receive.! £tron* .n .1 collector sent lately for payment. |»r n line sr a llnr FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS New Year Cards Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. 5, 10, IS Cents. STRAWBERRY PI, ANTS —Send $2.50 for BOO Missionary or i r n Un«* Klondyke, Inrger lots nt reduced ft* n li a r REAL ESTATE . FOlt SALE I‘OIt SALE—Bargain, five acres ofjam l. close in. Box 117. FOR SALE—Or rent—10 acres of citdus land partly cleared, house and other improvements. Address Sunfoid, 805 Magnolia Avo. FOR SALE—One 10 acre loMhrco miles south of Sanford. Eureka Hammock—celery Delta. Address Richard Stephenson, M. D„ West Lebanon, Ind. FOR SALE—Orange g r o v e ; terms country property, t Britt Realty Co._______________ FOR SAI.E—Three desirable build­ ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000,00 each. Owner will sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty C o . ___________ FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, located on one of the best corners in Sanford, paving and sidewalks both sides. At bargain. Sec Britt Realty Co, FOR SALE—Rive lots located on Sanford Ave., opposite RoseCourt, each 5Gxl30. Two of them corner lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE-Orange grove, 23 acres, 400 trees, location on lake, twenty minutes from Sanford. A good buy nt $0,500. Terms, Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—5 acre celery farm, tiled, all equipment, good loca­ tion on hunt road, close to town, a bargain, terms. Britt Realty Co. HOUSES FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND IT ’S EASY T O OW N YOUR HOME Buying Real Estate in Sanford Is not a rich man’s game—it Is for the man of modest Incomo who wants to become Inde­ pendent; fur the man who wants his home, a place his family can puint with pride to and say “That’s our home.” S tart searching today for your future home among the choice RcjH Estate offerings In The Want Ad section. Sanford's foremost Realtors every day advertise their best listings on the classified pages of The Herald. To reach all the people effectively—leave your Wand At at The Herald Office. . Phone us to send for It or phone it to the Want Ad Department. r yjii itbiHl’—Room for rent, nicely furnished, adjoining bath. 2l)J Holly Ave. Phohe 340. FOR RENT—Thrco unfurnished rooms 314 Elm Ave. ______ FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; private home, 509 E. 3rd St.' Call after 5. F UILVISHEfTTTOMiB located In exclusive residential section of Miami. House is of concrete con­ struction nnd contains three bed rooms, sleeping porch, complete tiled bath with shower, large living room, living porch, dining room, kitchen nnd brenkfnst porch. Com­ pletely anil attractively furnished. Garage with servant's quarters. I-nrgo city lot with cocoanut trees nnd other tropical foliage. Owner desires to rent to responsible party for winter season. Address Box 112, care The Sanford Herald._ FOR RESlT—Jun. 1st, one store room on 2nd St. nnd Oak Avo., now occupied by A. fit I*. Co. Ap­ ply Sanford Motor Co. ___ WANTED—To rent small furnish­ ed house or light housekeeping rooms. Phone 3GG-J.___ FOR- RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, first floor, adjoining bath. Apply 217 Corner Palmetto and 3rd St. Also bed room sec­ ond floor. Mr*. II. C. Smith. “ MORE STREET PAVING.' ORLANDO, Dec. 31.—The Or­ lando city council, according to re"•'rt. is nlnnu-w* to Issue bonds in the amount of $ 100,000 for street paving work. The city engineer has been instructed, it is understood, to prepare lists of streets which have petitioned to he raved, nnd get ready for action after the first of the year. prices. John I.ightfoot, E. Chat"nte for Hack face type. ; tanooga,_Tcnn._________ td rates for consecutive FOR SALE—Nice line of liihlei for Sunday School nnd home use. -tion*. fount six wards to Dae. Minimum charge of Mobley's Drug Store. Hopkins Shoe Shop • for first Insertion. All a<lWork Guaranteed. |gf is restricted to proper _ 300 E._Flrst_St. ppjcition. F eJr VIANENT wave, oil steam process. Reduced rates until k (sse of error The Hernld | be responsible for only ono Xmas. Marinello Shop. Phone 103. rTt(t insertion, the adver* SAUSAGE for sale—I*ure pork sausage smoked with oaw wood, , for all subsequent Inser- 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ac­ ^ The Herald office should cepted for less than 3 lbs. Satis­ HOUSES—FOR SALE HELP WANTED notified immediately in case faction guarnnteod. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ga., R. D. F. No. FOR SALE—Attractive, modem WANTED—Carrier boys to deliver (error. 6. ' the Sanford Hernld in Sanford, gungnlow, nt 1103 Oak Ay«q_ BAliV ctllC k S —S. C. RcdsrBH? Geneva nnd Oviedo. Write oi* see FOR SALE—House nnd large lot red Rocks, White nnd Silver in Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. Circulation Manager of Herald. _ Wynndottcs, S. C. White Leghorns, WANTED—Newsboys to seel the Britt Realty Co. Flwprompt and efficient service. S. C. Anconas. Heavy egg pro­ Sanford Herald on the streets of FOlt SALK—Bungalows, house ducing strains. Pedigreed, ex­ building lots. All sections of Sanford and Winter a l’rk. Write hibition, nnd utility matings. Cus­ or nee Circulation Manager of the Sanford. Britt Realty Co. tom hatching. Write today for Herald.____________ __ ____ , WANTED price.!. Sunny.stde Hatchery, Box FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on I IS Fl I Elt M A N W X N T E D — 19. Longwood, Fla._________ Palmetto Ave., $I200,UO, terms. miscellaneous WHITE EXPERIENCED BEIN’ Britt Realty C o .______________ FRESH supply of pepper, tomato FISHERMAN—MEN WHO CAN and eggplant seeds. L. Allen FOR SALK—Furnished 5-room TAKE A PULLMANS SHARE Madam Harriet, Seed Co. Phone 218. bungalow, nil improvements, lo­ ON CREW. COME AT ONCE. Beauty Parlor. AUTOMOBILES AND -cated on Palmetto Avenue, nt a OR WRITE, A. ROSEN, KISSIM-j HARDY Austrnllan Pines, stand | (her Mobley’s Drug Store bargain. See A. II. Hamrick, Pig- MEE.FLA.___________________ REPAIRS 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John Park Avo. Phone 215.___ gly Wiggly Shire. ■ANTE1)—Assistance of any kind B. Beach, West Palm Beach, Fla. AUTOMOBILES 'AND REPAIRS FOR SALE—Or lease, business WANTED—White woman, middle aged or elderly preferred to [an be secured by running a FOR SALEi—DcSoto paints nnd RENT—n car, drive yourself. Oak property on First Street. Hritt take care of hnby nnd keep home JITNEY BUS REGULATIONS. vanrishes a t Sanford Novelty nnd Second St. Phono 3. jatid in The Herald. This class Realty Co._ y,T___ _________ in return for n home and other 154-tfc f advertising costs very little and Works, sole agents. P. A. MERO MIAMI REACH,.I)ce. 31.—This FOR SALE—At a bargain, 6-rooni i considerations. Best of reference city \read by nearly everybody. If BUNCH GRAIN'S, tree blueberries General Auto Repairing would impose regulations up­ bungalow with sleeping porch, will be required nnd this will bo: l Bred of office help, farm help, ami blackberries—all varieties Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone- 394. on jitney drivers nnd operators of on Palmetto Ave.. four blocks from permanent place to the right par-' u, or in fact any kind of help, suitable for home and commercial hire” automobiles requiring MORE BARGAINS. First St. $3500.00, small payment ty._ Address care Snnfurd Hernld. ' "for phone 148 and give your ad planting. Largest nurseries. Vig­ 1D22 Hupmobile touring. them to furnish cash bonds of- $5,down, balance like rent. Britt WANTED—Two good hustlers to 000 or liability insurance before >the telephone. orous, well rooted plants insure Le-xington Lark (spurt). Realty Co. sell used ears. Experience un­ ♦hov are gb’on permission to do KyfED—Customers to save good early profits. For full in­ Dodge Screen commercial. formation nnd illustrated mining necessary. Sanford Motor Co. business on the beach or drive cars frinl Gift TicketA. One with Four Dodge tourings 1D21. No. fl, write Southern Adapted to or from the beach. An ordii | 1.Q() purchase at Wight's. Dodge Roadster FJ1D. KQPEIt-KKOIIN BOUT REBUILD JETTIES. pmee with these provisions has Nash touring 1D21. __"PARTS, wagons, wheel Nurseries, Bartow, Fin. WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 31. Two Keo speedster trucks 1922. Bob Roper, former captain in the JACKSONVILLE. . Dee. 31.— passed first and second readings [wods for the children. MILLER FOR SALE—Kgry Cas11 Register! Cost $50 when new. Will sell National touring G phpsenger. Colonel Gilbert A. Youngbcrg, dis­ before the city council. 180S. Phone f l . ______. A. E. F., will meet Harry Krohn trict engineer for Florida of the cheap. Inquire ut Sanford Herald Thieo Light Ford Trucks. ITKR oil Heaters. Mll.LER & in the Banyan streets arena Jnn- United States army, announces Thro worm-drive Ford trucks. | gON. BOISE FURNISHERS. of flee.________________________ Two Ford Chassis. FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs rnry 1, the winner of the bout to that repairing uiul rebuilding of the ■9 . _________ for setting, 15 eggs for $ 1.00. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger. Inter battle Big Bill Clemmons. In jetties nt the mouth of St. JohnY BEN in new! of tractor work, Mrs. Dodge* 1A22 touring. River will be completed by the fall Ellsworth, Brnrdnll Avenue, the semi-final ten-round aJTnir Kid of 1921. The announcement fol­ i mx or old land, harrowing, Sanford. Three Dodge touring.) 11)20. Phone 3303. 83-tfp jrite Jones ft Stafford, Lake Mon* Williams of E’ittsburg will meet lows receipt of information that Chandler louring. ,Fb, Box 2i'.. Phone 2111. Red (Mickey) Shannon of New 'additional funds have been allotted Two Ford louring. for continuation of the work. Orleans. Velio touring 1222. Dodge, Graham t 1-3 Ion truck. DRESSMAKING SEED POTATOES Hoick touring lull*, 7 passenger. Jduick. touring lots. AENand fancy dressmaking nljm» • * *# # m # a * f * * v* a* #•», * *• . ▼ail * « * I,* »f.«l «»<n iiN in H in nr1fridge'!l- f tmi Truck." knliuns. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 304 Spalding Rose Flour nml ~Vt»a St, Phone 1I I._________ lilies Triumph in lings or Some of theje ears were traded Bushel Boxes. oGod for flj KcT»* i<\L in on new Douges. Most of them tnble also, 0 Pi tT»PIa L Igents w a n t e d have been left with us to be sold \ ENTS—Make and sell my car­ and applied on the purchase of new Dodges. They nre nil real bon remover. A good, clean • CIIASE & CO. tptimate business; good profits, good, having been reconditioned. PHONE 53G. Ti rrns to those who can establish kulu McDaniels, Box C01, Home»t Fla.^ credit. Some of these ears can be exchanged for real estate ini-1 BABY CHICKS: Pine- proved “apartm ents ' BETTER or unimproved. Diamonds breeze, White Leghorn Chicks or anything else of value. FOR RENT are sired by pedigreed males from OR RENT—Comfortable down- high record hens. Eggs perfect­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. vtalrs two-room apartment. Ap- ly hatched. by modern incubntors. Dodge Dealers. Vigorous chicks, true to strnin, if 20»J East Third Street; or, I’hono 3. L i % $20 n hundred; $180 a thousand.. j*wEra Printery. 1923 Dodge touring, run very Immediate deliveries. Order "bet­ OR RENT—Two nice furnished ter baby chicks" from Pinebreeze little, extras, for quick sale $795.00. Minciireping or bed rooms $20. Farm, Callahan, Florida._______ Sanford Motor Co. STRAIGHT-LINE FROTHS WITH m month. 312 or 314 East 5th HUMAN WRECKAGE Is a picTUCKS TOUR OF STATE. ture of vital interest to every Frocki mad™ of gay linens, voiles and one. »Bo sure and see it. Free JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 31.— rrejj| s for spring ami Btuu.m r ward* BUILDING ! tickets nt thu Herald office for Delegates to the nntioiinl conven­ roltes bare, of course, the charming tion hero January 15-18 of the Na­ Mrs. Braxton Baggett idomlrr, silhouette and are frequently MATERIAL tional League of Commission Mer­ FOR SALE—Oranges, 50c, 75c and chants will spend several days in o trimmed with tucks. Particularly roft $ 1.00 per 100, grapefruit $2.00 and pretty is the dress to the left ill tarter Lumber Company membership tour of Florida an t honeydew cotton criltie with stitching umber and Building Material. nnd $2.50 per 100, B. T. Tiller, Cuba after the convention is over. in black. Hither links or de'-p hands ' Paoln. __________ _ _N. Laurel St. Phone 5G6.___ They will leave Jacksonville Friday of Belf-matcrial may In; used on the Inrj'thing to build your home FOR SALE—200 Tnng'erines, Val­ night, Jan. 18, on the first leg of skirt, The front of the blouse is cut encia I.u Gim Gong, JntFa, nnd the trip, which will curry them to I’hone 135. with a deep V-slta|H'd neck. Batiste or Grapefruit buds. B. T. Tiller, Tampa and Llradentown Saturday. lace may lie used for I lie ventre. ____ Hill Lumber Co. The trip will wind up here Sunday, Paoln. Medium size requires 5JJ yards 3ft-inch ■HAILE Concrete Cn„ general Jan. 27, In time for the visitors to material. wmrnt work, sideulaks, huild- NEW hospital tent 20x30. C. P. cntch afternoon and evening trains The gown to the right Is in almnnd A MODEL FOR LINEN FOR THE SEASON'S CRAPES irrigation boxes. J. E. _Deal, Pnoia, Fla. ____^__ __ home. % giern crcjH*, with tin appealing b**auty [*r*illct;cr. Prop. Skating nt Lake Mary on Tues­ One of the very desirable gray o r, The newest anti most fascinating uf line. Tlie sitle tKituds ar; stitched • C om win a prize! Big tacky day nnd Friday nights. tome BOM) ELECTION dark blue linens rrmld Is* used to | Paris version of the afternoon frock, with ttclf-foltls while the sL-eves and y. Like Mary Casino, Tues- SEE the Sanford Stove Works, G02 WEST PALM BEACH. Dec. 31. fashion this smart and practical frock. 1designed for development in the cotton vesteo nre tritnnutl with tiny black "L January lHt. Only those in Sanford Ave. before buying The city commissioners are plan­ It is of the slir>-on type, the kimono rnd silk crt?pc3 of exotic coloring. The and gold buttons. Tlie long, cc*’p roll stoves. We will save you money. ning to call an election for some sleeves living lengthened with deep dosing is on the shoulders, the kimono collar emphasizes the slenderness of the allowed on floor. of self-material, gathered into ileevcs being finished with twin rufilcs sUboucttc. Metliutn size requires j *'IL\T IS THE STATUS’! ) F ~ We also repair stoves of all kinds, time within the near future when cuffs grafanolas nnd sewing machines. the freeholders will be asked to narrow wristbands. The deep o|wn rf stlf-niatcrial. The front and back yird* 36-ineli crO|s;. Other sliadea in VOUR BUSINESST 191-tfc would be devoted to building public front may have a vest of linen or of rf the dress arc slashed in from tlie which this model would look smart tire t*P<rt will make up your invote S'lOO.OOO, two-thirds of which dair.ty white batiste. Medium size 1rndcrarnt edges and the lower edges beige, fallow, gray, china blue and vote $300,000, two-thirds of which requires 51* yards 36-inch linen. Other ' pithcrcd. Novelty riblion, aided and ari bi<‘. mtory^why cripple your busiOrinndo—Florida Development would devoted to building a public smart shades for this model would tie ilictteddiy a posy rosette, forms the 'irs* Model: Pictorial Review Dri'sJ 1 whi n you can hire this done. i Board perfects plans for state-wide recreation pier on the lake front coral, Egyptian red, mouse, lumeydew •irille. Medium size requires 5j j yards Nr 1463. Sizes, 31 l<» 43 inchea bust. “ Pon-nuM in several line? of lavender. 16-inch material. l‘r ce, 15 cents. I advertising campaign to lie con- 1between the north and south andPictorial Review Dress No. 1521. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1538. Set:'*i<l MiHlet: Dress No. 1480. .^k n d hc ami will contract ducted in conjunction with Florida bridges. The other $100,000 would r , ..ur^ nt n reasonable figure. exhibition to be held in New York go towards payment of old city Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust, and 11 to Sizes, jo to 50 inches bust. Price, 35 35 cents. JO years. Price, 35 cents. Cents. debts. u onre Sanford Herald. 1in February. PHONE148 148 ...Phone... 148 BRINGING u p f a t h e r ^ T O ^ hV ? Daily Fashion Hint g LOST—Your opportunity to securo free tickets to the Milano Thea­ tre, if you fail, to read these want WAN l to bear 1 ads each day. Two fr*e tickers farm fo.- calc; are given away daily to the per- ■nt.d lowcs price. son whose name appears on this 1Chippewa Falls, page. Read the want ads each | "RESTRICT 1 PALATKA, Dec. 31 day. PolJN D —Opportunity tp buy a cil of Palatka has short wave long distance Radio nnnrc placing restriction^ Receiving Set cheap. Ask |o r drivers of “for hire” nuU demonstration. JIof-Mac Battery The ordinance wan pasrc C o .______________________ ! request of nt least 60 the city who asked LOST—Hunting coat, between the of of such vehicles hard road to Geneva nnd the old operators ed upon furnish Indez Privntte place. Return to the bond r of lo $2,000 for each Herald office nnd receive reward. Th-> boul must be made by _ liable firm and not privately' i There seems to be a mania r.t ecutcd. The bonds will be m m the present time for regulation, j a guarantee for any damages confiscation or destruction of the timed by occupants or pasaenfH # “other fellow’s” business by legis­ through neglect or incompetent! lative action or taxation. For poli­ of the driver. tical effect it is common to work up a prejudice in the public mind Vcro—Work started on pat r,gainst n perfectly Innocent In­ ^ dustry which seems helpless to de­ seven miles of streots, fend itself. PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford's Reputable Professional iVjfcn, each of whom, in his chosen profession the Herald rccomnu-nds to the people. Sclielle Maines LAWYER — Court House Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First Ntitiunal Hank Hldg. Sanford, ------------ Florida Daily Fashion Hint j .Daily.Fashion Hint REA WAY FI ton J Moug hton A R C H ITEC T Fim t Nat inn tiI Hank Htdff. S a n fo rd ,-------- .. Florida \V. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO InHurnnco It. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate nnd Insuntnce SANFORD,------FLORIDA MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and IMpc Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building 7 BUSINESS DIRECTORY You can find the name of every,L live Business Man in Sanford hi f this Column each day. Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Wilyun Weld in;: & Radiator Works "It it’s Metal we can weld It” SANFORD, FLORIDA A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans and . Insurance Phone IS 101*8 Magnolia Av*. STEWART The Florist Flowers For z\U Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Co* C ien rrn l M a ch in e n m i H o lle r W o rk s fr lln ilr r ■ 'h o u r 113 I 'h o i i r W .A. IIHIIIIS, M. II. S|irWnllailiiic lit i Ion Uo U rin ary iiim-unes n nd KV itit-idiitry— idii-unto ttkltt n nd iiioitd dlm -asrs. K om alo UI nuuscm it ml U lteu m n tlstn . u t r t n o :um I ' l r . t \ n l l o n s l i l n n k H a n fo rd IIIIIIdIna ri Ills. tir ln illr i S n r t i in l , K l f t -I'hone -rr- QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Lueal nml Lunie ■Ualnnrr l l e e l Iiik . Slurng. F lo rid a . S. 0. Shinholser SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get an Abstract bofurebuying property E. A. Douglass, Pres. Contractor and Builder 'nnford,--------------- Florida - fl George A. 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B tw t G re » tf« tV « ltttb W U«Mt \ n®. •vw ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES? m u r o r m MAY HAVE CAUSED IANmm to s s # d k m u d e j f MADE MONEY amendments :* • •* ______ itlons Made Bf 8«c"retary MeUon Ar* Features of Measure ‘ ('nr The Asseetaied Pre“ > WASHINGTON, Dec, 29.—The complete text of the new tax bill was node public Friday by Chairman Green of the houae ways and means committee, which will meet as apon m congress reassembles on January 3 to continue Its study of the sweep­ ing revisions proposed by tho admin- N- SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, B A TU R D A tf D1 Advices State T h ft Flashes Were '* Seen oh Sea by Fiskhrmen of Island of Sicily. (S r Tfcr SMwUlnl Prraa) PARIS, Dec. 29.—A sudden ex­ plosion was suggested Saturday as the cause of the disappearance of the dirigible Dlxmudc. Advices from Rome, said that nothing had bean found among the effects of Lieuten­ ant Grenaaan, commander of the dirigible, .whose body was recovered by fishqrmen off Sicily, to show that he felt. the ship was in immediate danger. In addition the fishermen told of having seen flashes a t sea. Two American Members Of Special Committee Leave N. Y. Fojr Eijrppe \ <*v The Awwlstel g w » ) • NEW YORK, Dee. Briga­ dier Charles G. Daws*, former director of the United States budget and Owen1 D. Young, chairman of board of General Electric Cotanany . . and .Radio Corporation of America two of the three .Americana tavited by the intftr-alllcd reparation com­ mission to ait as members of its committee to consider means of balancing German budget, sailed Saturday fpr Europe. 91 M n n ->| . J :\ ft .- ij MUSTERED OUT M .i » ve'.Vi PURSUING REBELS *%*. . . ’ • ■ • • •. f VENIZELOS LEAVES PARIS FOR GREECE • ■ jk r* y-. -*- ' n #-» v G u ad alajara Iff Being; SurYoM jd' cd— Three- O th e r T o w n s C ap tu re d ri (Or Tke AuMlairS Press) JUAREZ, Dtc. 29.—Federal forces early Saturday were hessming in the revolutionary strong­ hold at Guadalalara. capital of Jalisco, while l* tho atato of Coshulls soldiers .were pursuing a rebel band that lootod the law* of Allenda, about $0 psUea sooth of Ptedraa Negraa, acebrding ta PARIS, Dec. 29. — The French Former Premier Evades Newapai Meh-L Friends Skeptical Of Hi's super-dirigible Dixmude has definite­ Undertaking. * ly been given up aa lost by the French ' ministry of marine. (Hr Tk» Aaaaelatr* Pr^a) • l{ *i The finding by,fishermen six miles PARIS,. Dec. 29.—Former Premier ,b9Th7 faffoP* Guadalajara la ex­ In sll its features tjie bill follows off the coasVof southern Sicily of the Venizelos. o( Greece, left Paris for pected. momentarily, , Etdeeal the recommendations previously, made body of the commander of the. Dix­ troop*, after rapturing t i e towns Athens Friday, evening. He evaded public by Secretary MeUon. It pro­ mude, Lfcutennpt Du Piessis de Gre­ newspaper nient by announcing that of Zacoslco/Yurdedlfa and Clnposes several hundred amendments nadan, entangled io the meshes of his departure had been postponed. dad Gusman, nre clqsing in of the existing revenue law, many of : . 7ry .•*{*% v ■) \ I . one of their nets led the ministry three sides.,, , * • Caution explained by friends as due Sergeant, Samuel Woodflll, called b f {>(ncral Terahinjr “the them of a highly technical nature formally) to declare that the Dixmude to bitter animosities in Greece against and designed to put an end. to tax j: greatest individual of tho war,” was disclurged rccenfly s \ Fort had met yrlth disaster. ^ Fwkrals Adva*u,nm\V«ra Crux him have not been appeased. He evasions, and many others dealing It is reported that Lieutenant Complete mystery surrounds the i, .Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, with full military honors. feels that there is a formidable-min­ MEXICO CITY,. Dec. 89j—-FedeTal with the changes advocated by Mr. tragedy. The whereabouts of the ority if not actual, majority against soldiers for the purpose of distinguish­ . Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Auitman (left) presented the discharge. Osborne Cutler Wood, son of Mellon as to-.to income and other .the other 19 mem- him.in Ci.rtpce at the present moment. gliant aircraft and ............................ ing themselves from rebels are wear­ tax schedules.' * * • • General Leonard Wood, govern­ bers of her crew ia not known. French . Ills , friends, are skeptical of any ing hat bands . bearing slogan death Made Pabllc Teal. political action hu may undertake in naval officers are hurrying to south­ or-general of the Philippines, to the traitors. A general advance Mr. Green made public the text of * ern Sicily to examine ..the body of Athens. .' upon rebel headquarters at Vera Crux will resign his commission soon the mesaure after a proposal for Lieutenant Grenmlbn, amb some hope extending from Tenuacan to Apisaco publicity of its provisions had been . He is reported to have made is expressed that on it will be found has been ordered to .begin Saturday the subject of a heated discussion nearly a million dollars in Wall documents which will serve, to clear according to Pueblt. President Obr*in a sub-committee Friday. Demo­ up tha cause of the disaster. gon has moved his headquarters from Street speculations, and is aimut cratic committeemen, led by Repre­ From tha. village of Sciacca, off Iropuato to Yurccuapu following the to enter the diplomatic service. sentative^Gamer, 'of Tjgaas, the rank­ which tho body of Lieutenant Gren­ evacuation of that town by rebels. ing Democrat, had Insisted that the adan was found by the fishermen, "I detailed provisions be laid before the the 180 miles across the Mediter­ MEXICO CITY, Dec. 29.—Proposi fi. public but until Friday the chairman ranean Sea to Tunis in northern Af(llr,The Awaflilrt .. ing Jose Vasconceia, minister pf public . Clontarf Proceeds To Premier . Yamamoto .Tenders, Thc , had decllnrti to comply with their irica will be searched by Fronch war­ RenluF Of Vessel—Boat I.eft MANILA, Decv. 29.—Thirty-one Resignation o f , Cabinet ..Mcmbera ■instruction, ua a compromlae president demand. Mr. . Green said his action ships for traces of the Dixmude. Moras'were killed in n cinsh with CO !candidate, de la Huerta congressmen New York Nov.'S. For Second Time. finally was prompted by a knowl­ while the patrols which already arc soldiers of the Philippine consta­ uio reported to have secured their combing the north African wilds and bulary at Malaundu in Lanao prov­ <llr The .laaorlnteU Press) edge that the contents of the meas­ former candidate’s consent , for the (Ur The AHNoelnlrtl LONDON, Dec. 29.—The United the regions far to the south, includ­ ince of the ure were known to many; outside the t o K in r>i*r '><) Thn prinea R«» wilhjrtiwil of hi* c*ndiducy^ upon tho island of Min­ States Shipping Board' steamship ing the Sahara desert, will continue danao on December 16, according to » u‘ i ’ 'i ' . mce, l condition that assent In the proposal committee members. 1 1 Cohcosj which was reported in distre*) gent Saturday morning returned the be iven by General Calles, also, a their work. i Only Preliminary Study. a dispatch received here from Major ^ t K a s t e r o V art o7Vho * ' *e Black Sea resignations of members of tho cnb-'ean(]it|atc> unj President Obregon. The Dixmude was last heard from Flet^hei, commander of Philippine Sy far the bill has been the sub­ terd u ^ „ ig rufti rust, nccording to inet presented Thursday, refusing to week ago when she sent out n ject of only a preliminary study by scouts at Zamboanga. No member* ft dispatch to Lloy, * _ d’a from Constontl accept them. Premier Yamamoto 15-Day Amnesty. tho committee ,which has mode no New Property Owner Makes Pica At radio ipessago from a point south­ of the constabulary were killed, ac­ 'tendered the resignation:* again Sat-i AUSTIN, ,norde". west of Touggourt. Algeria, Baying Tex., Dec. 29. Amnesty attempt to reach decisions as to what, cording to' the dispatch. Luncheon—Gives Impressions Thc dispatch says a wirelesa mess- urday afternon, however, indicating , ,V J u . a” „ rant,.<l to she wqs bound back toward her nirif any, changes it will make before age from the Conejos lust midnight that the cabinet member* do not de- .Mexican y?O VoluUonarv ironernl* by dome, near 'Marseilles whence she Of Sanford. 'revolutionary general* bl the measure is reported to the house. lV Io n l f n n w n T n IV fillin n c t' reported "number one hold full of wosire to lemain in office, had started December 18 on an 18‘ President Obregon, according to J Obregon. _ It has been agreed, however,, that m a l l IV n O W n I O Rca choppy, require nssUtnnce.’ —:---- I.. Schleimer, who arrived hero FrlH. T. Bodwell, who recently pur­ hour cruise , to northern Africn tha administration provisions shall und rotum. The French naval au­ i » N p t r l p r f p H A t D e a t h ! An hour later another S. O. S. said. The critical situation prevailing here ,|ny from Mexico City to confor with be passed upon first, before and a t­ chased the Pn6e property in the east­ thorities U C t t U "MiS|nk[ng faat 42:14 north, 38:10 east.” a* a result of the attempted ussa*sinu-| Governor l’at M. Neff, of Toxaa, as a by wireless'warned the air­ 1H i w e g i e i i e u ern part of the city, was n visitor at tention is given to Mr. Mellon’s pro­ ' , . . , la position about 130 miles west of Bu- tion of .Prince Regent ship that a gale was blowing ncro*i Hirohito!ropresentativo from the Mexican (nr Thr A..orl»tf.l Prrw) !tumposals for changes in tax schedules. the weekly luncheon of the Chamber tho Mediterranean and it would be Thursday resulted in an attempt by -(resident. He stated ho wa* not at of Commerce held Friday at the Val­ One of the principal revisions pro­ SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29^-rAt! stcamahip Clontarf proceeded unsafe to attempt the trip home. a crowd of ruffians to obtain en- 1liberty to disclose hi* mission. i vided in the bill is a reduction of dez Hotel. Since then all trace of tho craft has ono time or another millions jAhdoubt- j the scene hut up to a late hour had trance to the homes of Premier Yu-, . Mr. Bodwell was called upon for n .• . surtax rates so that the surtax would talk and he responded with n, few been lost. , edly knew Pierre Gnsnier. For ycarsj upt olkhtcd tile Cone’os after aeurchhe'w as a ”«.trong man" for one of.jng liv'n fivo-mile radius. The Cion- mu mot., and Home Minister Goto,. .^^JKTisWc B attU Sui^ay. ‘ begin at one per cent on net incomes words expressing Ids impressions of . larf reported that it-thc search com- l***Al»^ of- whorn w.th the J*p-( MEXICO.a9^-A deeifrom 110,000 to $12,000; would pro­ Sanford. 1 He stated th a t'h e was cs-* Fate q£> Dixmude Must Lthe-Urgevb oircu.-msv.... ............ But 15 or 20years ngto ho rotired tinued.unsuccessful she wbuldfirocerd nnrso cabinet Thursday. ./ miv«> buttle 1* •xpected-to bo foughvide an .additions] .'ona per cent for pedaliy impressed with the solidity of from the the sawdust on. the attempt was frustrated by the Sunday on the Jails*l.sco front, according each additional $2,000 up to $30,000; the city and with tho progressive spir­ Not Affect Production from sawdust tour* tosettle- in Southward , . .lookout for life,The police. Baron Goto ha* been nccused to special* from LaPlrdad de UabaSan Francisco. Here thousands or n | boats from the Conejos, one per cent additional for tho next it of its citizens. of 3,110'of having socialistic tendencies, In­ Jus. Pro ddent t Obregon established new generation came to know him.; The CAjenna is :i vessel Of Planes, He States $•1,000; and would then add ono por He urged thnt the people help to ‘ vestigntion of the uttempted nssas- his hendquurters nt thl* place, follow­ ton* net. She sailed from Now York Ile made his living by giving physical cent for each 0,000 up to a maximum keep up the reputation that Sanford ing th e . first day’s advance against culture demonstrations and selling November 5 for Naples and thence for :inntlo:i. which occurred while the Gundnlnjarn, when Yurrcuaro was <|l> T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) of 25 per cent on net incomes of enjoys at present. As long as the town prince regent* was on his way to con­ down town street Constantinople, Constuozu in Ruman­ $100,000 or more. NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—Construc­ his "system" on a presents a bright future with n solid ia, and Put! on thu Black Ken in vene the diet in ordinary session ha* occupied by federal forces without Under the present law surtaxes instead of inflated backing behind it, tion in this country of lighter-tlian- corner. At this stand ho never miss­ Trans-Caucasia. Tho lust record of the indicated that Dinsuko Numba, 27, the firing of n shot. begin at one per cent on net incomes it will hnve a good substantial uir airernft for commercial purposes ed a day. He called himself “the vessel in nvnilnble shipping data is hi* assailant .attended Wasvdn uni­ “I expect that by tho latter part should in no way bo hindered by tho strange it mnn In the world." Usunlly her arrival at Poti December between $0,000 and $10,000 and scale growth, Mr. Bodwell further said. January the inilltury situation 8. versity, where n large radical clement of The question of the payment of possible interpretation as a warning he had a little knot of passers-by upward to a .maximum of 50 per cent throughout tho entire republic will is said tu exist. and every of tho loss nt sen of the French dirig­ viewing his muscles and listening to poll tax wa* discussed ana bu dominated by tho central govern­ on net incomes exceeding $200,000. member was urged to mnke an individ­ ible Dixmude. Wnlter Bleistein, chief his friendly badinage. ment," , President Obregon onld to Provide 3 per cent! on Incomes. Conditions Improve In correspondents. . .. Gnsnier’s little- peddler’a automo­ The new bill also provides that the ual campaign to huve voters to quali- engineer of the Schutte-Iamz Airship Company 6f Germuny asserted to- bile became a landmark as familiar noimai tax on incomes should be 3 fy for the coining bo dnclection. Saar Valley Somewhat . Federal* Abandon Puehlu. tn San Franciscans as Twin Peaks or per cent, whers it now is 4 per cent The plat of the Lakefront Improve­ right. The is absolutely nothing in the Ferry Building. He wns assisted VERA CRUZ, Dee. 29.—Aimoat and 0 per cent, where it now Is 8 per ment Company was presented and fa- '• There (II, Thr A.auelatril Prr.a) ( lly T h r A a t u r l i l r d I’rra a l fato of the Dixmude to halt for in his demonstrations by n Chinese coincident with new* of th r victory of cent—a reduction which the treasury vornbly passed upon by the meeting. tho moment GENEVA, Dec. 29.—Satisfactory the rapidly maturing *ervnnt, his companion for many Edward P. Farley rtfflgneij a* rebel troop* under Gen. Rafael llueestimates will result in a loss of rev­ It was announced that the good from some point* of view, the eco­ roads committee will meet next Thurs­ plans for commercial airship* in years. liui o\\*r federal* commanded l»y Gen­ chairman of the shipping board. enue of $91,600,000 a year. * nomic and social situation of the Saar Commissioner Henry C. Hall day night und begin it* work of draft­ Ihc United States.” hu said, adding eral Lnzaro Cardenas in a halt It* npar One day recently the traffic police­ Valley territory causes anxiety from ing a new aet of traffic ordinances. thnt tho greatest risk in llghtur-thanIrapuato, Guanajuato, Insurgent lieialsensed something wrong with others, according to u report received Colorado wa* eleeted *chairman Legal Fraternity Meet These will lie submitted very soon, P air usw of non-explosive and non-in­ man quarters here received Ufqrd thnt the Commerce Coinmlsthc Interstate the topography of tho street. He saw by the League of Nations from the was stated, and then when passed up­ flammable helium gas. . Obrcgonist hud tho __regonl*t forces .... .. „abandoned .. sinn. . that Pierre Gasnler and his tiny car Is Held At Gainesville on by thu Chamber of Commerce will Mr. Bleistein declnred that tho were missing. The policeman told governing commission of the district. The department of commerce made city of Puebla,—from which the rebels The Saar Valley, which extends along public figury* showing an increu*- withdrew for "strategic reusons” sev­ be presented to the City Commission­ loss of n well built, helium using air­ frontier, wn* ers for their approval. If passed upon ship equipped with nafety devices und headquarters. Headquarters nvcstl- the Francn-Gcrmnn eral duys ngh. . . . . m e T h e A u n r l s I e A P re s s ) ami learned that -Gflsnier hail handed over to the league for con­ ing volume of foodstuff* imported. Thu decision of tha federal** to GAINESVILLE, Dec. 29.—(Special), favorably by them, the now code will using n commercial route would be im­ gated Director Hinca of the veteran* bu­ died in the isolated shack he called trol during n period of yoarx after reau reopened the question of the evacuate Puebla, it ia raid, waq tok­ —The international convention of bo incorporated in new ordinance to possible. en in consequence of )ho defeat Jhc which the inhabitant* by n plebiscite Livermore, Cal., veterans hospital. Phi Dula Phi, honorary legal fra t­ be drafted. sustained a t ChignahuoIt was also announced Unit the ag­ New Rail Men’s Union h°The authorities waited for relatives will decide their future political ernity, formally opened Friday morn­ Woodrow Wilson, celebrating hi* loyalist* and friends to come forwnrd with status. pan, u railway t°wn ;«bopt 60 ing at the Woman’* Club with a riculture committee will meet next 07 birthday, received an nutomobilo • The commission report* thnt the from friend* who withheld their miles to the north. splendid utendunce of delegate* re p ­ Wednesday night and will make fur­ Bank Is Opened In N. Y. arrangements for the funeral. But it seemed thero were no relatives, nt Rebel troops advancing over the ther plans for Seminole County’s ex­ resenting nearly every part of the territory is gradually recovering names. Mexican railway line In accordance lenst none could bo found, and no from the effects of the miners’ strike United Stntea and Canada. Over 100 hibit for the Florida State Exposition ( IIy T k r A w i i f l i t r d The census bureau isaude figures delegate* have already registered and to he held nt Mudison Square Garden NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—The Locarno pne else was interested. and that there is a large increase in to show that the cities of the coun­ with the general plan to prevent President Obregon frrnn moving So, with the faithful Chinese the the gross yield from the mines. How-d soon. there will be probably a few more. Engineers Cooperative Trust only President Edward Higgins stated tive mourner, a modest funeral wns ever, the • territory as a whole has try are fuiling to live within their in­ troops at Puebla dnd Aplznco to tho The welcome address was ably de­ Company opened Saturday marking western front, met an ddtfeoted fed­ livered by Dr. A. A. Murphree, pres­ that a mass meeting of Sanford citi­ ninth Invasion of rail men** union provided by the municipality. not regnined It* prosperity, tha situa­ come*. The house ways und means com­ eral* from the lajtpr toufii, It Is re­ ident of iUehtitrnvestdeuisteredu zens will be called soon for the pur­ into banking field throughout the tion being aggravated by .continual made public the new revenue ported, the victory balpg facilitated ident. of tho University of Florida, pose of hqnring from them their choice United State* and fourth" labor union difficulties in transport, tn the east, mittee On Walking Tour To bill in the form it was submitted by by the defection of the major part who bade the delegates a most hear­ of n site for the municipal athletic bank in New York. by the scarcity of certain raw ma­ Secretary Mellon. of the federal*. ** ty wolcomo. The response was giv­ field. At present the special commit­ Win A $5,000 Wager terials and by the rise in tho cost of Chairmun Jones of the senate com­ Thus it appear* here that the tee appointed to selpct a site has two en, full of deep appreciation, and living which begnn in August, merce committee recommonded rebels have gained important ground expressing words in praise of the or three places in mind but opinion is Can’t Raise Family On In order to win a wager of $5,000 changes in the merchant marine on both the western and Vera Crux beauties of Gainesville and tho hos divided on the matter and it wa* ’ fronts. They ure also said to hnve nitnlity of -Cockrell ‘Inn, tho host deemed best to let the citizens decide $17,500 A Year; Resigns nested bv the New York Times. Davkl Plan To Help Grecian policies to President Coolidge. W. Guell, a young man of New York, fraternity. A short business session the matter. Hiram Johnson announced he would occupied Manzanillo, an important mu«t travel through every state In Refugee Is Under Way contest with President Coolidge for west coast Port in Colima. It was further stated that the rec­ followed and luncheon was served at • (Hr Th* Am m Is M P rru l General r^tradu, ifommandu'r of the ommendation of a site must bo in the union within a year. the White House. NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—Daniel F. the southern delegates to tho Republican revolutionary force* In western Mex­ At 2 p. m.„ the delegates again hands of the City Commission by Jan­ Cohalun, state justice. Friday night .According to young Guell. who has national convention. I j (H r T h r A M if 'e tc l I 'H M l , ico. report* that General Buelna not went into business session and m at­ uary 14. when that body will order presented his resignation to Governor been in Panford for a week, he work* The was . asked. . by only Dec. 29.—The arrival —- war - department . (y completely routed the 2,000 ters of interest were disposed of. the purchase of a field and mnke plans Smith to take elfoct next January 12. hi* wpv from plnce to place by doing in SALONIKI, Saloniki of Henry T Mprgenthhu, President Coolidge if American ship* federal* under General Cardenas, The main attraction on the evening for tho establishment of a ball park, The difficulties of trying to bring up odd jobs. He i* walking and I* not to solicit n ride but may ac­ former United States. Ambassador to can furnish adequate service to the but made prisoners of Cardenas and program was an informal dance and tennis courts, etc. . a large family on a justice &salary ol allowed a lift if asked by a motorist. Turkey, os chairman of the Refugee Philippine Islands, with the view* of 500 of hi* men and captured about 1,smoker at the Woman’s Club. $17,500 a year, ho said, prompted his cent Leaving New York Sentember 1, Settlement Commission of the League extending the American coastwise 000 rifle*, Cardenas General The convention will last through Spokesman For Coolidge action. Guell ha* already been In 18 jtstw , ha of Nation*, has officially opened tho shipping law* there. was wounded in tbe engagement Saturday and tomorrow’s program kesman criticized criticised whicht the riiport , ayif "bated from 2 says. From Florida he will go to greatest project of re-establishing a A presidential spokesman features a business session, Iuncneoq GIRLS CAUSE DISORDERS Louisiana and thence to Texas. In homeless rufugea population that the action of E. Y. Clark, former Ku 0'eiock in the afternoon (Wednesday) at the White House, a tour of tho Takes A Rap At Clarke DELEWARE, Ohio, Dec. 29.—Dis­ order wifi his wager he must be irobably ever hus been undertaken, Klux Klan official, in making public until dawn next morning." General city and university, and a bunquet orders among Inmates at a girls in­ back into New by September 1, Vith John Campboll of Great Britain a leter to the president prior to its Paulino Navarro, the federal chief of ne evening at tne the White House ns The t^aHaied ■ in the dustrial school near here which *tart- 1924. He nowYork 30 more stzUtes to the second member of the commis­ receipt at the White House. statf, was killed. WASHINGTON. Dec. 29-—Action P U f st* of tho Rotary and Kiwunis | with concerted effort at the din­ visit and he suyshas ho wil not only visit sion, Mr. Morgenthau made a brief 'is. , of E. Y. Clarke, former high official ner hour Friday evening continued clubs Sails For New Orleans. of thu Ku Klux Klnn, in making pub­ unabated Saturday despite presence thorn within his allloted time, but ex­ survey of refugee conditions In Sa­ State Education Assn. VERA CRUZ. Dec. 29.—Juan Msnlic a letter to the president prior to of sheriff Harter and force of depu­ pects to finish his tour a month ahead loniki and adjacent territories, ,after CRUISER SENT TO AID (Hr The Aurrlatrd I'(( h ) its presentation at the White House, ties. Bedlam continues in almost of his schedule. which the two commissioners pro­ Members Visit Havana uel Alvarez del Castillo, who has WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-rThe was criticized Friday by a spokes­ every of the deportment of foreign cottage at school while assembly ceeded to Athens to confer with the HAVANA, Dec. 29.—Approximate­ charge relations of the revolutionary movearmored cruiser Rochester, flagship man for President Coolidge who as­ hall where 50 insurgents were under ROBBERS GET $15,000 government and start drafting plans ly 100 member* of the Florida Stute of United States special service squaContinued on page 3. CHICAGO, Dec. 29.—In wild wes­ for the agricultural settlements Education Association were here Satserted that such a course tended to guard was described as inferno. Girls . • r{ ( dron in Central and Southr American indicate that the communication was continued to shout hysterically and tern style four armed robbera invaded which the League has authorised in urday to toe something of Havana's, g waters has been sent to the port of written more for publicity purposes tear their clothes. ♦he Summit State Bank of Summit, its loan of $25,000,000 to Greece. school system and to take in the sights Amapala, Honduras and will remain than for consideration by the execuIllinois, suburb Saturday firing their ‘ ‘ They arrived Watch for of tho ie Cuban capital, in that vicinity urjtil present disturb­ revolvers as thev entered and carried Friuaiav night and planned to stay ances in Honduras and southern Mex­ Mr. Coolidge. the spokesman said, away between $15,000 .and $18,000, Negro Killed, Officer Your Name until Tuesday. ico have quieted. virtually all of currency In bank, ac­ was thoroughly familiar W1H| the CHICAGO. Dec. 29.—Whea. De­ cording to information jeceivod by -Hurt In A Gun Battle methods of those who seek publicity cember. 1.01 1-8; July, 1.05 1-2; com, If it appears on the want ad Mrs. Margaret Weaver by directing a leter to the president lhiceittl**\.70 1.4; July, .73 3-4; oats, police. page of The Herald today, (H r T he A iiw risIrtiP rtM l ONLY TWO DAYS or *gmo other official. The spoke*- December, .41 3-4; July, .42 1-2. Is Released Under Bond you will receive two free COLD IN CANADA STUART, Fla. . Dec. 29.-Jack man indicated that no attention would tickets to the performance at Stnvely, night poUcemun here, wa* WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Tempergiven Mr. Clarke’s letter other TO H AVE A FOOD SHOW. -----_ ., . . LEFT IN WHICH TO be T k s . A m r l s I r t V ir«) thfeli early Friduy 1 n( Otrr th*.Aa<Misirs The Mllanc Theatre tonight. than the routine acknowledgement of ROCHESTER. N. Y., Dec. 29.—Thnlatures of 20 to 54 degrees below zero shot through tho ihfe " 3 Association. in . . . Canids -----------and k Alaska Friday night by an unidentified negro at the rail-j {ATLANTA, Dec. 29.—jlrs. Mar­ its receipt forwarder! F’riday to the Rochester -Retail- Grocers' You may bo the lucky one. Station. In the duel that follow-, g a rtt Weaver under indictment as an will hold its annual food show in signalled belated advance of wintfr way station, PAY YOUR former klan official. Rend thoroughly the littla | accessory before the fuct in kiling id, the officer shot five times, all tnk The letter was made public hero April,'following the annual meeting, i and Saturday’s yreather bureau issued ing effect in the negro’s body, causing, of W. S. Coburn. Ku Klux Klan a t­ want ads. Krni iv inrouitu • ................ Already committees havy been ap-J cold wave warnings for Ohio, western Friday through Edgar Fuller, eecraPOLL TAX tarv to Mr Clarke who subsequently (pointed and the preliminaries for th e ; Pennsylvania .Tennessee .and Ken- death. Htuvcly wa* cleared by a torney, was relvuKcd under bond of $1,000 Friday night. Uunsmitted it to the White House. |*how aturted. itucjiy. • coroner's jury this afternoon. ; i.?i 4* 1 . i:l | STEAMER CONEJOS PRINCE HIROHITO REPORTED SINKING WILL NOT ACCEPT KILLED IN CLASH BUCK SEA THE RESIGNATIONS SANFORD HAS FINE REPUTATION; KEEP IT URGES BODWELL WASHINGTON NEWS MARKETS dte - t ’i J �‘-V yl. Vi CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS By Prominent Zoologist FO R rent LAKE MARY M RECEIVES 1NJUR1E8. -s— AT THE MI LANE. . CINCINNATI. Dee. '28.—An Tho annual Christmas tree and ceived w«« ° f bringing cheer' to g Friends in Sanford pf J. H. Jarro*, tins ride down tho mountain side extraordinary story ®f an egg­ 20 ACRE TRUCK FARM ' progtkm field a t the Lake Monroe Jn ,thia which " * 8;" wfio formerly lived in thU d ty having with SHm Padgint, wso drvoe tho laying female dove that w ai com5 Men conr.etted with the Atlantic stage coach in tho filming of “The For Spring Crop Sco' . * graded school Friday, the closing day Mrs. Wallace Thompson, her, plotely changed into a male Coait Line Railroad Company, will Girl of the Golden West,’ a First for the coming holidays, proved very daughter and children, of Orlando,; lehm with regret that he teas tno vie- National picture nt tho Milano Thea­ through tuberculosis infection, successful in every way. A la rg e r !*!,10 Christmas dinner at the St. tliti'bf a Merlons accident at Savannah. tre today, and Joy Winthrop madr. was told to the American oeereG*., last Thursda;y. her will. Miss Winthrop was the of soologUts by Dr. Oscar Z* jg g C W ' “ ‘ i Mr” .n °4 'M r, ' U pcum b. of Vir. MU that H r. Jarrot was su­ passengor in the stage coach, which | ta«T Kiddle of the Research Stair of a r. «c!ec*«d thin year end In- ginla, are stopping at the Hotel St. >«r perintending work on large chip ___a ___ _hip in ligurcj so prominently in this Edwin xtead o f being erected upon the stage George the Carnegie Station Tor experi­ Merriwether Building, Sanford, Florida porr t when a bucket of hot tar which Cnrewc production. mental evolution at Cold Springs as formerly, its place was found in Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Farmer, of the workmen were using turned over ict first hi After her halr-ralsinig ride she innannirtMniMi Harbor. Long Inland, New Volk. the main pari of (he auditorium, a t Farmington, Me., have each bought n and fell on him, inflicting several se- went back ----- to the — Hotel ... Victoria, ..ctoria, at Dr. Riddle said experiments on* side, but very near the chilldren. lot cf J. A. Ristline, making five that rfi riotts bums. He was carried to the St. Mcloncs, Cal., where the exterior have proved that sex can be The teachers worked late the evening have bean sold within three weeks. Joseph’s Hospital, where he Is said to scenes were being taken, wrote her changed in earliest or egg stage previous, decorating ' and hanging Mrs. Walker’s son, Mr. Pen, and b# resting as comfortably as could he will and handed it to the hotel clerk. of pigeon, hut that reversal in presents with a Mat and a joy as it wife, who have been. hero visiting, expected. . “Tomorrow I hove to take another full grown birds or animals is an seemed an ovunt well wor(h while. t have gone to Miami on a trip. ride with that dare-devil drlvor," shr exceedingly rare occurrence. Tho Christman program as usual The Levi. Dunbar house is'occupied said. “If I don’t come bock, mail ADD CITY BRIEFS ' ’ j was good and fully carried out tho by Iwo families who have re.cntly ar­ this to my folks back East." „ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Dclinqcrtcy in' stutlicj 'decreased 00| spirit of tho occasion. The primary rived. one by the name of Williams, Padgint, by the way, proved him­ December 20. Mattoon. S. E. Johnson and wife to A. L. self no amateur a t stage driving. He per cent last year at Lawrence Col- rooms were given the most space on thoG.other W. .McDowell, from Pennsyl­ was engaged by Director Edwin Ca- logo, Appleton Wis. It is hclievod by the program and their parts were aiHenkel. vania, hao purchased n lot here nnd A. E. Sjoblom and wife to William fewc for a part in “Tho Girl of the the college authorities th at tho im- {tractive and pleasing in every detail, is erecting a house of concrete hjockr Golden West” because of his prow­ provoment was Inrgcly the result ofiMnny beautiful Christmas songs and W. Hillman. Leonard Itaylock and wifo to II. C. ess nt driving an old-fashioned stage freshman couisos in how to study. I recitations were given by the higher conch in the old pioneer days. «fgindes. Tho grammar room brought Cut This Out—It Ls Worth Moaoy DuBose. ! out the history of Christmas and the Frank Lossing and wife to W. C. “The Girl of the Golden West’’ has Send this ad nnd ten cents to Foley an nil-feature cast, including J. War­ Hin. significant days of December. After & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, UPSALA AND ren Kerrigan, Sylvia Rroamer, Rus­ the program was finished nnd the Jessie E. Spurting ami wifo to I,. sell Simpson and Rosemary Theby.. GRAPEVILLE C. Kinard. presents distributed bushel haskots of III., writing .your nnmo and address W. A. Fitts, Sr., and wife to Bessie big, rosy, applies were passed among clearly. You will rceoivo a ten cent Wheeler. JUDGE SHARON SPEAKS J O bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND Mrs. Susie Holt und daughter, Mary the audience. Albert Lucas to Carl E. Naughcr. MEN’S CLUB . Messrs. Will Bailey and Gonrgc TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds of Paola were visitors on Sunday at December 27. The Mcn’a Club of the Congrega­ u i n wore slightly injured in an nutoArthur C. Moore to F. D. Brcodon tional Church had a very interesting tho home of hor sister, Mrs.' Edwin mobilo collision .Sutunlay night noar nnd hoarseness, also free samplo pack­ Hutton in. Grapeville. ages of FOLEY PILLS n diurcilc meeting Thursday night in its club H. N. Stabeck and wife to W. A. Mr. and Mrs. John (Borell and tr.o Baptist ’Church. Each had only stimulant for the kidneys ami FOLEY McDowell. rooms. New officers were installed for .new, Woodward wooowi.ru Bertleson ncmeson were ’,nJ m « h ir>e und mistook B. Q. Smith and wife to J. 0. Clem­ tho ensuing year, after which Judge nephew, bLc/ cJf** The machines were CATHARTIC TABLETS for Conents. • • Sharon gave a very interesting talk Sunday guests ot tho homo of Mr. These W. M. Burnett and wife to N. II. on the subject of "Tho Perfect Pat­ nnd Mrs. Carl Carlson of the West1 ° ^fil Ccor*c stipatlon and Biliousness. tern of Manhobd.” ' Garner. side near Monroe. S J .CUt a^ ? uJ tho ,nco' ncce"»‘* wonderful remedies have helped mil­ Xelsch Realty Company to Wight In tho course of his remarks, he Albion Swanson cumo home from . m pK ' win u lions of people. Try them!—Adv.' Brds. said, “Where the presence of Christ St. Paul, Minn, last week, much to the turned^TroJ5 ,,,°.r. hT r? TC,’ is found in a home, which my friends, CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS is the fundamental, the huh of society, g j i S A u " nd MUNICIPAL COURT. OPEN.Elmor’ Tyner left Sunday for n °f ILo.ulsvllIo ia a A large docket was disposed of ir where Christ is found in that home, Notice is hereby given that the where he lives in the hearts and Municipal Court on Friday morning. week’s visit with friends and relatives K ,Bcn . . , for the registration of voters i w j. P0*0*? and son, Robert, of booka The following rases were tried before bruins and minds of those people, at Macon ami Grays, Ga. “f *hp City of Sanford, Florida, has u .TiM Mirn there will ho found peace, happinesr Judge> »J. G. Sharon: Mr. and Mrs. Moline of Madison. 1 this day been opened for tho purpose A. Blair ‘ charged * * * with gambling ■"J* p Imuuw , and I say it my friend*, Florida, were guests at the home of “ r.’. ? cn ^n.*{e. nm* XIr. Hultz and sister, of New York, of registrauon, and will remain oponi wak fined |2 5 and costs. without fear of contradiction, that it Mr. and Mrs. Mnigan Lloyd on Sat­ is found in no other wa *ay: hn\e nrirved here to spend* tho win­ until Jnnnary 2, 1924. Jim Henderson was fined $25 and Witness my hand ns City Clerk Aftei the judge's splendid talk re­ urday, coming in their car. After ter. They liavo rented the cpttage costa for gambling. \ * Axel Nylund of Miami, Florida, ar­ and the seal of the City of Sanford, frcshinents ef of *Ice cream and cake were rived of Philip Eggcr for the season. Jack Screven charged with gam freshnv Sunday, stopping for a few served. Mrs. Wheeler Xfar.’h, of DeLand, Florida, on this tho 12th dny of Do-' bling was also fined $25 and costs. THE days at the homo of his sister, Mrs. At the next meeting the Men’s Club Frank Williams charged with gam­ snent Christmas with her parents, comber, A. D. 1923.; August Swanson. It is his first visit will have ns their speaker, Mr. Harris (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS. bling drew a fine of $25 and costs. with the home folks since the death XIr. and Mrs. Albert Hawkins. City Clerk. Janies Coleman was fined $25 and of Eustis, who will talk on fungus of Mr. nnd Mrs. Beaufort Knapp, of his firut wife, which occurred sev­ diseases to plants, which will inter­ costs for gambling. Sanford, visited Mrs. Knupp’c parents, eral years ugo. Jijmcs Wright, charged with skat est not only the members of the club and Mra. Charles Bales, ChrlatMr. and Mm. Ewanxon and sons, Mr. but their friends who are engaged in ingon the uldewalk, was dismissed. mas. farming, Albin and Archie, little Dorothy nnd Tho case of Nathan Harris charged XIrs. Roberta Iuinsing, of Sanford, Axel Nylund spent Christmas with with violating tho purking ordinance, has been visiting her parents, XIr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist. RUNNING EXPENSES By l OHANSEf l drew a fine ot 91 and costs. Emil Mngnuson is .spending the XIrs. J. R. Wynne. * ; • I • John Brucey, charged wi;h Rkntinrr WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—-The de­ A beautiful Christmas tree with partment of commerce announces thut holidays here with home folks. His on sidewalk, was dismissed. entertaining program wns given TODAY January's Calendar Style— the one mode Wilbur Martin charged with simil­ the costs of government far the city friends are sorry to hear ho had had nn of Pensacola, Fin . for the fiscal year n severe sick spell while a t Windc- nt both the Baptist nnd Methodist a r offense, was dismissed. that has danced its way to the feminine Associated First Nationnl Present A fine of $5 and costs was assessed ended Sntembcr 30, VXil, umounted to mcrc, something like ptomnin poison­ churches Christmas. XIr. and XIrs. Ed. Price, of Michi­ $1,203,475, which was a per -.'uuilu c s t heart out o f the hundreds o f shoes tharhavc ing. upon John ’Argrott for gnmblng. Charles Brunson charged with gam of $30.07. The ;ior capita costs for Bessie, tho little daughter of Mr. gan, are expected New Year to visit made their debut. 1022 consisted of expenses of general nnd Mru. Lloyd, and who has been W. C. Price nnd family. bling was fined $25 und costs. XIrs. Will Bailey and children, of John Battle was fined $5 and costs departments, $15.03; expenses of pub­ ill with erysipelas, wns able by Sun­ It looks well pictured here— but on your lic service enterprises, $2.22; payments day to go with her parents and nunt, Daytona Beach, visited at Xlonroo for gambling. for interest, $4.30, and for outlays, foot it will be exquisite. Willie Mitchell drew the same fino Miss Johnie Lucas to visit relatives during the holidays. $10.84. Of*this outlay $230,000 went at XIr. nnd Mrs. F. II.’Black were at for gambling. Astor. Whispered from Fashion’s G rde and ac­ Ella Duckett, charged with disorder­ for permanent improvements for 99 Mr. and Mrs. Bergquist and daugh­ Chuluota Inst week. schools, $217,000 for docks ami ter­ ly conduct, was dismissed. XIrs. S. T. Schnur and son, of Orcepted authoritatively as the one m ost ter, Mildred of Fort Meade, Florida, Joe McLain charged with being minals, and $03,000 for highways. Inndo, were guests of relatives here are spending the holidays with XIr. fitting material for January presentation— The total revenue receipts for 1022 drank and disorderly was dismissed. Tuesday. with John Vcaxey charged with reckless 9701,013, or $23.08 per capita, and Mm. Edwin Lundquist, making XIr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, Mrs. 8. driving drew a fins of $50 and costs. rho P®r capita excess of governmon- the trip in their car. 'B l a c k 'T a t e n t f e a t h e r XIrs. Lonnie Canimngo nnd children H. Buchanan nnd Xiiss Arie XInnn Raymond Rose charged with failure l**' costs over revenue receipts was, attend the F. E. A. nt West Palm J. WARREN KERRIGAN and therfore, $15.90. However, the rev­ of. Americus, Ga.^nru enjoying the will to pay a taxi bill was dismissed. Bench. SYLVIA IlltKA XI Kit Isaac Jordan charged with skatin" enue reccpts exceeded the costs for holidays at the home of XIr. and XIrs. .Mr. nnd Xirs. Frank Hatch nnd the ordinary operation nnd mainten­ Volie Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Whit­ on sidewalk was dismissed, .4 • I < Mil •. • •• rsn son, Lloyd, spent ^hrlstm as at Lake Dreka Warden charged with same ance hnd tnd payments for interest tle 6f Snnfdrd were also Christrtias Jessup.' ' ...... ............. Tho Famous Beinsco Novel and1 excluding outluys, by $0,84 per capita. Dny visitors at the Williams home. offense was dismissed. Xlr. nnd Mrs. Barney Bock enter-j Dramatic Stage Hit, Also Comedy Ernest Brucey wns fined $5 nnJ This excess of per capita payments over revnue receipts is largely ac­ tained her parents us usunl at their costs for disorderly conduct. and Fox News L0NGW00D EtholFryson chnrged with disord­ counted for by permanent improve­ home on Christmas Day. * ments. tho statement says, tho Cost erly conduct wux fined $5 and costs. We snv/ our first white froat thin Saturday—Charles Jones iir "Big Dialia Williams charged with vio­ of which were met by the issuance of winter in Grapeville Christnins night A new street has been opened from I)an" lating sanitary ordinance was fined $1 debt obligations; such obligations not XIrs. Hilmcr Lundquist spent a few the Dixie Highwny to Holman Lake. being considered u source of revenue days recently with her sister at Win­ and costs. l ewis Entzminger, the great evnn* Murtha Gamagc charge with the receipts. Garden. Her fnther, XIr. I^tson, gelist, has purchased 12 lots' in tho In Pensacola property taxes repre­ ter came offense was fined $1 nnd costs. who has not been well lately has gone Wiidmore section and will have them Ham Patterson charged with gam­ sented 05.2 percent of the total reven­ there for n change. cleared. He plans to build a garlow ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a B a a a a a M B a a i- a B u a B a a i'B M a B a a H M iia a a a a a H B B a n r H ia a u B U J U H 'R m ue for 1022, his being a per capita of bling drew a fine of $5 nnd costs. Xfr. Xinim- spent Christmas with his on one lot very soon. $15.04. Earnings of public service en­ Mrs. XlcWorknmn’s mother, Xirs. operated by the city repre­ children and grand-children .in San­ Work hna begun on nn attractive terprises Olcott, also Mr. Workman’s fnther ford. sented 8.0 per cent of tho total rev­ residence to he built by Mrs. Ola Heck enue for 1922, and business and non­ ...... arrived this week, just in time to XIr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Krcll with on Magnolia Avenue. The new resi­ business licenses, 8.4 per cent. Dorothy, Frederick, Jr., and the help make n Merry Christmna for all" dence will replace Mrs. Beck’s homo twins came Sunday in their car from the fumily. which was destroyed by fire recently. The people of Longwood were high­ Arcudia nnd are guests this week of MINISTER FOR 50 YEARS V. C. Culler has the contract for the TAMPA, ly entertained nt the community Mrs. aKrcll's parents, i»ir. Mr. aim nnd air*, Mrs. T. rtd lrrt, liec. Z i,—Alter oU years m i* (larcnm* i. Dec. 27.—After 50 election of this building. The esti­ in the Baptist F irst R ond A ttr a c tio n t'his S e a s o n ministry, . „ Dr. J. G. G. Tynor. Their daughter, Xiiss Christmas tree Christmas Eve, held mated cost is said to be in the neigh­ Ghnstnin, pastor of the Clark Mem­ Eunice is also homo from Wide more. at the library. It wns filled to over­ borhood of $5,000. orial Baptist Church, Ybor City, wns XIr .and Mrs. Noah Fry nnd Grand­ flowing with those who had conic to honored at n jubilee. Thirty-seven ma Bongston wuro hero with them listen to one of the finest Christmas entertainments ever put on in LongTODAY’S RECIPES years of his service as minister were on Hunduy und on Christmas day. The program wns furnished Red Cabbage—Cut one large or spent as a missionary. Several gifts IJev. C. V. Albertson, accompanied wood. two small heads of red cubimge in were presented to him nt the cele­ by his wife, held services Sunday in by the teachers and pupils of the fine shreds; put in deep frying ket­ bration. Dr. Chastain was born De­ the morning at Lake XInry and at town school. Every one did their part tle with hot fut, salt; add one onion cember 18, 1853, nt Itawamba county, 3:30 in Upsnla. They had lunch on finely. Xiuch credit is due the tenchwith a few whole cloves stuck inj MUg" was "educated' at Mississippi Friday with Bro. Clurk nnd wife nnd «rs who worked so faithfully with tho NKW YORK ‘J U S T M A R R IE D ” P L A Y E D TW O children, nlso to Mr. Cobb nnd his nnd one apple, peeled nnd quarter- College, - received his A. M. degroe at / I I I o f w h ic h od. Let simmer one hour or longer. the University of Mississippi, and the were Inter guesta of Xlr. nnd Xirs. daughter, who drilled them in sing­ SOMD YEARS AT THE Comedy, Just before serving stir a little degree of Th. M. from the Southern Vcrney, In tho meantime calling on a ing. They also looked out that San­ R E L A T E S T O Shuhert and Nora Bayes Then- S number of the people.. flour and w ater to smooth paste, Baptist Theological Seminary. ta gave every child in tho community tre, breaking every known record " We were pleased to have with us JU L B S JfU R TJG A U D add one teaspoon sugar and about n ling of nuts and candy. as a new comer at the Sunday School, two tablespoons of cider vinegar. for farce comedies in the history of the New York stage. P b s s r s S h u b e r js Use the Classified Page. .Mrs. Bryant and baby. Stir around well und put one side ' ’ • * !r Next Sunday the collection is to be "Just Married” is a hilarious play:.................. N. Y. Herald’s . FA M O U S* for the Children’s Home. “Just Married” has a boat-load o f laughs........N. Y. Times ■ Kev. O. (). Eckardt of Pierson, Fla., La u g -h i n g * “Just Married” is genuinely funny:.....................N. Y. Sun j will Ik* here next Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at the Lutheran Church. On XionBy Jiggs “Just Married” is breezy and refreshingly funny, N. Y. S day evening they expect to huvo a World Clean teeth tho right wav watch night service at the church * with a dentifrice that I out one hand, grubbed me, shook me, and CHAPTER XV. lunch to which nil arc invited. The situations are funny in "Just Married”, N. Y» i Or.d- all the clothes fell out! XIE AND XIAGGIE LAND S f e - S - c m id iO F ^ b u r ., Everyone here had a Christmas f j “Madame, you have ze funny hus­ tree FRANCK. American ■ in his own home, making glad W ash 'your teeth clean -------band,” nsid the customs man. "He the little with one’s hearts. “Jiggs," said Dinty to me, the dayt goes dressed like zu trunk." We wish nil our Herald readers a READ WHAT THE SOUTHLAND’S CRITICS SAY . before we wus to land in Europe, “ l “The big walrus!’’ said XInggie. Happy New Year. have bud news, lad. 1 understand “He disgraces me every where I go!" The writer the fine | "Just Xlarrled" is the brightest and most Intensely interesting amus­ they won’t allow you to take any • “Haven’t I got the right to dress fp'it nnd otherappreciates Christmas tokens re -, ing farco comedy of the duy. It is happily played and contains count­ cigurs into France, nnd I have enough like I want to in this country!” I ccivcd. ill mo trunk to sturt a store." j wanted to know. But they didn’t pay less laughs. Jnles Hurtig and the Shubcrts have provided men and “ For th» love of Mike!" I said to any attention to me. Maggie was women who can, and do, give “Just Xlarrled’’ the sort of performanca Dinty. “ I would rather leave me feet gatherin’ ’ ’ up her clothes, the customs ■oat it should have. Douglass Gordon, in Richmond Va., Dispatch. on the boat than leuve me cigars. We man helpin’ her. i— * " ~ i ~ . I — must do somethin’ Dinty. Come with “Allow me, madnmc, to put zeni in “Just Married” abounds in fun and is without suggestive situations, me!" your trunk,’’ he said t<v her. It is a very clever, highly entertaining comedy that makes the welkin Muggie was asleep on deck. We “Oh, you are very kind!" raid Mag­ ring wifh joy. Straus, in New Orleans Picayune. tip-toed pust her, for, ns I told Dinty, gie to him. | -■■■ — ■■ ------- -- ■ ....................... .. i ■■ *" ‘ i • if she woke up. ar.d saw him, he Right th e re’I saw niy finish, fori “Just XIarried” is good fun, and complete relaxation, one of those wouldn’t get into France cither. In .the coatoms man opened the trunk.! the state-room we opened Moggie's “Cigara!" he hollered. “ Madame, 1 ■ 5 panaceas for the so-called tired business man. Tho cast is excellent. trunk and took out enuogh clothes j thia D your trunk. I must detain • Atlanta Constitution. : „ to make place for all the cigars. jyou.” Kfl 11 of a “ “ But what'll we do with nil them' “Great hevansl” moaned XInggie. “Just Married" is u decided triumph. The whole play is wall present­ *5 stockin's und things?” asked Dinty. I “Jiggs, go th in over to the American ed ami well worth seeing. This is n new, dean, amusing kind of WITH THE M iS “Just leave it to me, lad," said ilcounsul’s und get me out of this!" u comedy with a luugh in every line. Atlanta Georgian to him. “I’ll tell Maggie how to act. “Gash!" said I to nieself. “I .wonR r o a d v ywy Ca s t nt the customs. If shn says she h a rd e r how the jails are." AM O P .lO D U C T iO n “Juzt Married” a honeymoon farce comedy presented at tho Academy nothin’ in her trunk to pay duty on. Dinty nnd me wont to the cotinIN TA C T maybe they won’t open it ar.d the, sul’s. He wns out to lunch. There last evening by a real Shuhert cast,.is the best play seen in Birming­ cigars will get by all right." ; was nothin’ to do hut Wait, we didl ham this season. Birmingham Age-Herald They would have got by all right,* nt tho first cafe, O N A T O U R too. if I hudn’t had the had luck tol “Jiggi ” raid Dinly. "I saved six walk up just us Maggie wus Idlin'!cigars in me pocket. Have one?’’ AROUND the customs man for the fifth time: “Dinly," said I to him, "you're a ;5 Will be opened to the public, for dinner, that she had nothin’ in her trunk t o 'true fiord. Let’s hnvu another beer.” ■ THE W O R LD . pay duty on. • j ‘ Do you suppore, lad," said Dinty, JJ “Htlio, Maggie dartin',’’ said I to i about three hours Inter, “the consul’s u Maggie. I back fromi lunch y e t? ” ' %Prices 50c to $2.00— a few at $2.50 Plus Tax “Good gracious!" she yelled. “WhstJ “1 don’r know, Dinty," raid I to a in’ th** world is the matter with you? him. ’ I’m only h ipfn’ lie’s gone;* MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS TAKEN You look liku nn elephant!" {on III:; vacation. Waite;! Make You see, 1 had put on n big ovc- Uv.. more.’’ FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28-------- i--------------------------------------- -------PHONE cost und had Maggie’s clothes stuff- 1 Ami that’s lion we landed in Eued around me middle. Site reached I rope. d. KSr ” Beautiful strains of Christmas Carols floated upon the midnight- air in Lohgwood, Altemont and Mfdtland Christmas morning. Miss Cobb con 1t v -*• H . B. LEW IS MILANE THEATRE “The Girl of The Golden West .. .. Woodruff & Watson MILANE One Night—Wednesday, Jan. 2 j MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE } \ If! 5 COLGATE’S | The Dining Rooml j as I h o I Hotel Montezumai! Buy Your Seats In Advance Today Sunday, Dec '______ ____________ . -r i*ia �T O T S A i m W P DAILY H E S A L D .R A T 1 rail * j, <• *, 1 * '1 "0 — M _ .* , • ——V.. * --- - -------_,------ uvhuvw *•* i w]/ic u c s u iu g w iiic iu m is ocvtiuu uuu it iui[woau/ic w t’v v u ic iiv 1115 qu aiiciis. n o a iv o u a u u ic i viWlcs get them ana Sanford loses. There never was a better time to build than now. Real estate in Sanford is rapidly increasing in Value. Homes are at .if premium. To rent a house is almost impossible. • •1 Readers o f this builder's page are urged to carefully consider the propqsition of erecting more houses in Sanford. The building plans that appear on this page from week to week are for your guidance. Should any plan reproduced on this page please yob The Herald will cooperate with you in securing the blue prints. The builders, contractors and supply dealers are all waiting to work with ^qu. and,offer any assistance necessary. „ . •,• The Herald urges the immediate erection of more homes, and then more homes. Sanford needs them. Build now. . ------- -------- o " '* ” FO R w j RENT W E WELD ANYTHING 20 ACRE TRUCK FARM FROM A BROKEN HEART TO THE BREAK OF DAY For Spring Crop See H . B. LEWIS Wilson Welding & Radiator Works If it's metal we can weld it • Merriwether Building, Sanford, Florida W. V. WILSON, WIGHT BROS. BLDG. ■ ■ ■ ■ H H m H M S N n H M S S S H M U S H H H H n n n H H H S a iiB YOU CAN’T BUILD WITHOUT A LOT s VrtnoL n You have the inclination 1 These other advertisers have materials Don’t Wait Until) Spring WE HAVE THE LOT And W ell Insure Your Place the Day the Material is placed on th e ground BRITT REALTY CO. Incorporated BUILD THAT HOUSE, GARAGE OR ADDITION NOW klCMJJ •**.re* I5J ELECTRIC WORK DONE SCIENTIFICALLY IWN HOME YOU CAN LOOK WHEN YOU OWN YOUR OWN EVERY MAN IN I N ITHE EYE Wp make careful plans before doing an electrical job It 1st highly important. L et us make you an estim ate for your Home Electrical Supplies of Ail Kinds LET US FIGURE WITH YOU tlULUOQOCM w-*’. *'#• Frank Lossing iJ. M . G illo n Building Contractor PHONE 113 M agnolia-------------------------------- ---------- Phone 442 iiiiiiH im iM iiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim a iin * rV * Y *4 ■ f Mahoney-Walker Company*■ ,J , F1EL1T FLOOB. PLMJ J Advertise and Succeed I ^ PLjOOC.PLAfl A-80. Art. (House A-80) WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS ouseW as Not Built Right YOU CAN GUARD AGAINST THIS PRE­ DICAMENT BY HAVING YOUR WORK DONE BY Coller, The Builder __ *■ • _____ . i Advertisers should send their copy for this page to The Herald office early. Fre­ quently it is impossible to handle advertisethat reach the office late. This page is read each Saturday by nearly everybody in Sanford and Seminole County and ad­ vertisers can reach the class of people in­ terested i nbuilding by using this page. Season’s Greetings j SUNPROOF fj HERE’S JUST THE USUAL SEASON’S GREETINGS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR. MAY a IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, NOR BLISTER. OR CHALK 2 1924 BE FULL OF BLESSINGS AND DEEDS SUCCESSFULLY DONE (M ' *. OFF A Full Line of Kalsomlne, Varnishes and Stains W. S. PRICE S 810 W. Fire! Street SMILE! WHY? I Patton’s Sun-Proof j Paint 1 ■ _ M If you use it, it will make your house sm ile MADE FOR THE SOUTH ■ I: I ■ Made of 55 per cent white lead, 55 per cent xinc, 10 per cent silica— ■ . 100 per cent pure ^ SOLD IJY Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Company ■ N Cost about 411,300. .V PHONE 303 Complete working plans and specifications of the house may be obtained for n nominal sum from the ID9(9BIB«BBBBBBBBBBBBBBflEBHIBBBBBBBaBBBBBHBBBIfllBBBaH Building Editor. Refer to House A-80. ■ »<* a » » C B M IB M a BBHBaBBaBBaHaKHBIBBBBflBBflBBBBBBBflBBl(liHifM Do You Want— FIRST CLASS BUILDING MATERIALS? PROM PT SERVICE? ROCK BOTTOM PRICES? 0 THE PAINT WE SELL IS CONTRACTOR A* * i m HE LOST THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY BECAUSE THE | •M ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BaaaaHaBaBHiaaaBanaaannnaaaaaaaaiM A SEMI-BUNGALOW ALONG SPANISH LINES ' The first floor of this house presents a good bungalow arrangement with a large living room, a dining pantry, two bed rooms and a bath. 1 HOT WATER HEATERS, ARTESIAN | room, kitchen, door thus provides complete accommodation for the average family. This floor thoj architects have, by well handled roof lines, provided a comfortable second floor for guests. | WELLS AND REPAIR WORK [ Here are However, two good rooms and a bath, a maid’s room is also provided. .. _ This nrrnngement allows the second floor for thu exclusive use of guests if desired, while the family “ on the first floor. . ■ IRRIGATION [ have theirAllbedtherooms convenience of bungalow housekeeping is here found, with the added feature of n second Hoor that provides fine accommodation for guests. As these.rooms are not used continuously, their isolation .rom B ■ the family rooms is an advantage, it provides the desired privacy for both. \ , Or, the second floor could be given over to the children if one wished, for small children, the playthings nnd such thnt clutter up the house would her? be out of the way, and the maid would be close at hand. Or, if the children arc grown-ups, the privacy of these roomi from the main rooms of the first ilopr make them ideal for ■ a study retirement. . . aa Throughout the house, nil rooms arc of good also and there is plenty of closet space. a“! The living room opens on a terrace on two sides and the dining room also connects with this terrace. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BnnnnnnnnnnnBnnnnBnBnnnnnBnnnnnnnnnB The living room has n high curved ceiling, giving it unusual character. The exterior design follows n modification of the Spanish style. . . . . . The walls arc white stucco, the roofs a Spanish tile in a deep shade of red and the chimney is a red tapestry brick. A cellar is provided under the full area of the house, except under the living room. n r u IHIlMMl yil. '. Itill I *1 ... .... US * * * * * * ' P L U M B IN G H E A T IN G f 595-R TH EN SEE The (fill Lumber Company House of Service SOLD ONLY BY AND BUILDER -Phone 472-W SANFORD PAINT STORE B Welaka Bldg. Phone 303 ...3 1 Phone 155 [Quality Price �YAfijft- *V' i*’ January 4 B e gi n s N e x t F r i d a y SEE A D N E X T W ED N ESD A Y — ------ I Cut T h is Out—It Is Worth Money Send t k s ad and ten cents to Foley i.ft Co.. :» t5 .Sheffield Ave., Chicago, M a r k e t N e w s By Jlgga 1111., w riiing your name. and address Continued from page 1. dearly. * You will receive a ton centj ment under Adolfo do la Ilucrtn, The Duke was an old geezer with bottle of FOLEY’S IIONEY AND ME AND MAGGIE IN PARIS. Carlo! Shipments Reported for Thurs­ $3.50, few $1, choice $3@3.50, 2163 sailed Friday for New Orleans on his CHAPTER XVI. long whlukcra. Hr came early and TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds day, Dec. 27. $2.60. way to Washington to det its the "So thin is Paris!" I said to me- raid his wife would be along pretty and IioarAt’Css, also free sample pack­ Oranges: FIs, 20, Ala. 3, Cal. 55, representative of tho Kuertistn* in self. Chicago (Cloudy, 27 above) total 84. Unreportcd 26th, Fla. 11. Lettuce: Ariz. 3, Cal. 11, 80 cars the United States. For. seven days we had been there, coon, and be growled through his ages of TO LEY PILLS a diuretic del Castillo is a member and for all the. excitement it was to twhiskers to Maggie that he would stimulant t for the kidneys and FOLEY Grapefruit: Fin. 17, .unreported on track Wodin* broken. don,n»a o rAlvarez X 'r t o X r 7 f n T w ll I might ah ''well have been home, like to take mo out fur a little stroll CATHADtnC TABLETS for Con­ 26th, Flo. 4. slow, market slightly weaker, Cal. Mexican representative at Dcrlin, re­ me, Axin' the furnace. Maggie took me stipation, pnd Biliousness. Thcso we was waitin’ for hia wife. Tomatoes. Fla. 2. cintca Iceberg |2.75@3, poorer $2,B0 signing when'the Iluertlsta movement night sccin’ and took me shoppln*.' whilc "I’m sure my husband will be wonderfu*;Remedies have helped mil­ was Initiated. @2.65. Lettuce: Fla. 11, Aria. 16, Cal. 28, Hut the sights we saw was not the charmed,” said Maggie, bee min’ "but Eggplant: No carlot arrivals, no lions of teuple. Try them!—Adv. tight* of Paris, I wanted to sco, and you must-come back very soon." total 53. Unreported 26th, A ria.-2, Preliminary Skirmishing. cars on track, supplies light, demand the things we shopped for was not "Sato Mike, Madame!" said the Cal. 14, Fla. 1, total 17. Unrcport- fair, market steady, Fla. standard MEXICO CITY, Dee. 20.—Prelim­ the things I wanted to buy. I had . . . . . . .. . . Duke, borin’ low. Use tho .Classified Page. ed 25th, Ariz. 3 llnrcported 24th, crates large sizes $3.50@4, small inary skirmishing, incident to the be­ ginning of the federal offensive seen churches and picture galleries so. ! jhoi,t;ht he sounded sort of funny Aris. 7, Unreportcd 23rd, Ariz. 2. sizes 51.50 @2. Many I felt like I wasA turnin’ into nI [1 lfor n VijT1|;ei but . .1. didn’t uuspcct who and Tchuaenn Cabbage: Fla. 1, Colo. 2, 111. 3, Squash: No carlot arirvah, no cars against _ U Guadalajara VJU U 'IU liljU ltl ililU U CU ll ^ ll tU « u l " . . V the military situation at the Pr,v * or n paintin. All the time I L0 rca)|y 3/39 till him and me had featured, C CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS Minn. 1, N. Y. 24, S. C. 13, Tex. 4, on track, prices unchanged. ing of the third week of re™r.dcrin’ to niesclf where Dlnty tunicd the Coi.;o:s. Then 1he jerked beginning OPEN. Wis. 11, total 50. Unreportcd 26th, Peppers: No arrivals, 1 car on volutionary Mwre had disappeared to | o(T hU whM»ra. activities. *" | Notice hereby given that tho Fla. 1. track broken, supplies light, demand rolu "Maggie, dnrlinV’ I raid on thei «ntntyi" 1 hollered. "1..... "How on {books for the registration of voters According to specials from IraMixed Vegetables: Fla. 6, Cal. 13, moderate, prices lower, Fla. standard puato, supplemented by information seventh night, "can’t I go for a little, eorth j f j j-mi. work it lid ? " of tho Ci'.gr of Sanford, Florida, has Colo. 1, La. 10, N. J. 1, N. Y. 1, Tex. crates $2@2.50. available from government aourecr walk?" | “pint!” raid Dlnty. "You and me this day fcpp.'n opened for tho purpose 3, total 45. Peas: No cm lot arrivals,• ,no cars in Mexico City, Gen. Lazarc Gar. . . _ “You’ll stay right in this room,".will have ta hurry. I I’ve 'got an en- of rcgistri ition, and will remain open Market Quotations far Friday, Dec. unbroken, 3 cars on track, prices un-.denaa after outflanking the Estra'he said to me. "The Duka and gngement for no with the Diikc of until Jang^ry 2, 1021. 28. charged. Idistas (rcbola) and routing a de- Duchess of.Bongsooey are coming to! Itongsoocy. I met him Inst night at Witness my hand ns City Clerk Richmond, Va. Tomatoes: No arrivals, 1 car on.tnchracnt at Tamazula. has passed all, and I want you to be nice to!« prize-fight and ho told me he was and the at tr> of the City of Sanford, Oranges: About cleaned up, 150a track, supplies very light, demand through ZapGtlan and begun an litthem. I hear h i is a very dial'.n- coinin' to call on you tonight, so we Florida, out thin the 12th day of Dcand 28s, $250@3, and movement moderate, market tack upon Guadalajara from tho west. guished framed it Up togeiher to get you man." Grapefruit: Supplies about cleaned steady, Fla, (in originals *$<>.50@7, re­ Meanwhile General Jose Conzaic out." L. R. PHILIPS, • (SEAL) up, 46s and 80s, $21b2.50. packed best $8.2f>@i>, others $8@8.50. Escobar, commanding the vanguard "Where Is he?" f : Ted to Dinty, City Clerk. Tomatoes, Cabbage: No supplies. Cukes: No arrivals, cars on track °f Ccn. Joaquin Amaro's main lcdKentucky now has a state director while we was g ' L-\' a taxi. Atlanta (Cloudy, 21 above) includirg broken 2, prices unchanged. t’ra* «rmy, has occupied I^ibarco in of music. The creation of this office -• t„H1*| i» "He’s at home," mid Dinty. This Deans: Green, supplies liberal, de­ Bt. Louis (Clear, .12 above) ,un mlvnnce from the east. NOTICE superintendent ui of public sic supcnnionucnt puuuc ,j i-1’ what youjvo g it to d«.^ , it’i cnrly, mand slow, 51 @2. Tomatoes: No cailot arrivals, 1' 7 he situation on tile Vern Cruz by the state The min'd i! meeting of tho Stoekready yet. Squash: Small yellow fancy, sup­ broken car, light supplies, practical- !0,11 Oaxaca fronts likewise is ett- instruction1 is the result of the action S?» ,“ *• n!"j h'3 m your holdorn of »thc Hanford Huildmg & plies liberal, demand slow, $2.50((i) ly no demand, limited movement, dull cnurnglnig. according to official nd- of the 10:22 legislature, which pass- YoU re got to ga. In m l tc I h them to I.onn Anodatinn will bo held at its mnrk^r to*, ^ , i» and „n,i yic,-'s. with federal columns advanc- ed n bill giving music na place in lh» 3.50; white, demand alow, mostly market, ..... ^___ Thcn (o„ the Duchens few sales mixed fi Floridn NtO 108 Magnolia Avo., Han­ mg upon fehuacan, Lspernnzn and around $2, courne of study for nil Kentucky jJ J fj ^ ‘f t o take the Duke out for office, Texas ripe, wrapped fancy repacked Jala pa. ford. Fin,, on Saturday, Jan. 12, nt 8 T h e vct> * b e a t B a t t e r y la a n schools. Peppers: Supplies liberal, demand i into Cs. $0. a little stroll while you’re waitin’ for f*”* I*. M., fo r tho purpose of electing notahlc is reported from slow, crates fancy mostly $2@3, some Squash: Light supplies, market theNothing Board of C (rectors for tho ensuing lost two points except that the Iter to put on her hnt." poor $1, EX ID E dull, demand and movement fair, Hanchistas (rebel.*;) are retiring b<*- Correspondence courres in radio year and fit' the transacting of such “But why all thin fitaa, Dinty?" I Peas: English, supplies liberal, de­ pepper crates $2@2.50. other busiw as nn may legnlly come We rc-charco -and repair all yond Oriental and Enpcrnnza with­ reception and transmission are offer­ said to him. . mand stow $2@2.5Q. Beans: No carlot arrivals, 1 un- out resistance. It is anticipated they ed by the engineering extension de­ “Why?" raid Dinty, "because bis before the meeting. makca o f Batteries (’nbbngcr.Demmid slow, H. C. Wake­ bioVi’n car on track, movement slow, will nmke a final stand at Jalapa anil partment of the Pennsylvania State; wife |T. J. MILLER, President. won’t let him out, either.’’’ field crates $2.25@2.50; N. Y. Dan­ demand fair, liberal supplies. Uu. Vera Cruz. College, More students have enrolled Attest: (To he continued.) ish type cwt. $2.50@3.25. RAY BROTHERS hrps. $1.25. in tlit* radio courses than in any of (Copyright 1!>22, -lnt’1 Feature Serv­ A. I*. COlNNELLY. Cukes: Demand slow, fancy $-l@5. Cukes; Supplies liberal, demand| I J ‘the other correspondence courses of rresf Plioito M8-^------------------Sanford 12-20-21-27 3 -3-10-5tc ice, Inc.) Celery: $3@3.59. slow, movement light, market' dull,[ O lU U u I O lC p p C I S L I l u fl | fered by the «icpartmcnt. depi Oranges: Demand alow, boxes $2.50 k i^ cratcs various varitthu ? l.5D(Vj> D e s p i t e T h C IH S C lv C S @3. NOTICE. B u » a i a |H H u u » i R a a M M H i i H i m N B H a i H M U i u i i Grapefruit: Supplies liberal, de­ I’eppora: Liberal supplies, demand « —-----The rrgulnr annual meeting of tho ■ 7?* LOOKS C WONDER £ AGE mand very slow, boxes $2.35(5)2.50. slow, movement very dreggy, market T.h** A«-»rin»ni i*r«-—*» stockholders of the First National T X . dull,,crates $2(0'2.60, few $1,50, ! , * ALO ALTO. Cal.. Dec. 2fl.—Only Kansas City (Clear, 33 nhnvc) n Tomatoes: No arrivals, 2 cars on enrs on track including broken, dc-l*’? eo-ods a t Inland Btanfonl Univer- Hank of Hanford, Florida, will be H track, demand and movement good, I ettuee: Fla. 1, Arix. 1. Cal. 3, I t sily are "stellar steppers,” '.virile llie held in the director:! room of tho remaining 440 have to bo content with bunk on Tuesday. January 8th, 102-1, market rlightiy, weaker, Mexico box-ininnd slow movement light, market H a S H IN Y N O S E cs lug ..repacked pinks, wrapped $1.50.1 weak, jes Ssaud Ixjf’ijBjffia, f'J}* “tattering n l’cntiini from the 2,-].-,l !l):00 o’clock, tt. ttr. ns provided in ■. . . « *]■mmmmt EXCISE PERSHRATHM Tis piTO w ra^du k j.tiu. ' Fla. l7rY 7 eiatcs Ing Boston ?2@ to ^ h o 1n X f J I .I M I M M I t; for the election of a to ttro Dally Palo Alto, a student pub-1. , . ,,’ . f ,, OILY SKIN-ODOR OF PERSPIRATION Strawberries, Beans: No carlot a r­ 2.25. lication. board of directors to servo for the rivals, prices unchanged. Cincinnati (Clear. 34 olmvr) BLACKHEADS— ENLARGED PORES Peppers: Prices unchanged from Lettuce: Cn!. 2, 0 cars on track in­ A recent letter to the paper signed ensuing year, to consider the ndvisRED ROSE— FRECKLES "I’ntty Grav" oiforo-t an '•xplanntinnt ability of Increasing the capital stock Wednesday. cluding broken, demand slow, market Witt Kttfi Your Shin Fimh Looking Okra; Too few sales to establish dull, ariz. Cal. Iceberg $2,f»0@3; Fla. of the position of the 440, and ox- j:, the rum of $."0,000.(10 and to trnnsmarket, no carlot aiTvinls. N. Y. crates, bend, few rales $1.75. ,t!7 \Ktu.'entH ci.iiovtiy Rlt nuch other'bustncVi an may propEggplant. No carlot arrivals, sup­ Peas, Eggplant, Squash: Too few ns to Utc cause of the situation. H A IIS /^T 00A Y ^ ^ S 7 erly come before the meeting. ply, demand and movement moderate, sales to establish market. It. F. WIIITNER, market dull, few sales Florida crates) Tomatoes; Cuba I, 15 cars or. V",.I,T Aenliciiinn f"r T n ticca Cashier. $1.7o@2.60. track including broken, ilcmaml slow,j L f'n u tw ^ ' Peas: No Florida. sujipl.es light, market dull. Cuban 6s: N..tlr„ m ii. r. i.y utv-n iii .t n. r: i Mashlngton (Clear, 52 above) tut (dug wrapped few sales $3.25. ■! I’urriia-.r .r Tux I'-irtWe hm N V 1 is ru n on mi ttraLk:A. r - i t ........t> •Ist'-'l .Toyrtrtiru.n„ of Jlin.'.l; Relieved Boy’s Cough. Hearts: Supplies liberal, demand f!ahli-n-i>................. uanoage. «. i- «, cars hnnt!tc l)lpi,ttlinaitI Will be opened to tho public, for dinner, moderate, market steady, Florida 7-8 including broken, demand slow, m ar-: in my office. nVid fins'Simi't.',' aVplVeitb' n Jur.t received enr of High Grade bu. hprs test $2.50@3, come poor lowiket dull, Mich and N, Y. btdk per toil) f'.’c. t" / tlccii to tssm* in nccui'.i:<!i.- Beef Pulp. Ecininolc Feed Co. 2t linv. ttalil cert If leal.- rmltr.iccB Mrs. U Vnn Hello, Pcndroy, Mont., ns $L ! Danish best $25. Fin. 1 1-2 bu. hpra.' with tin* foilowlnrr UeiK-rlhe.l pmu.-rtv rlt Peas. Sutinliea liberal. tlentaSul ' nointed tv no Sl.fi0fful.fi5. FEDERAL FORCES MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE m U8EH0li SHINE •Vj ■v) ! Hotel Montezuma Teethina Kept Baby From a Sick S p e l l “I know that T e e th in a s a ro il my baby from a h a d spell o f sickness,'* writes Mrs. 'Dolla Clyde (Fleetwood, of Clayton, Fla. uiTo was fre tful and g i v i n g mo trouble nlttht and day. I d i d n 't k n o w what to do for him till I r e a d n b o u t T eethina In tho papers. 1 b e g a n giving It to him a n d ho soon show ed clgns ot Improvement. Ho Is now a Jolly llttlu fettw a n d la a s f a t ad a pig.” If tho baby's sldVnneh Is n u t of order ho cannot a s s im ila te h is food and s to p s g row ing. T o cth ln n c o r ­ rected her -baby’s stom ac h tr o u h lo «o ho could dltfcat a n d a s s im il a te his food, an d th a t Is tho s e c r e t o f h e r little one’s quick recovery. T eethina Is oold b y a ll d r u g g i s t s , or le n d , 20c to the M atfott L a b o r a ­ tories, Columbus, Go., f o r a p a c k a g e and a free booklet a b o u t babies. I Sunday, Dec. 3 0 Ixi-unnc,* of such certificate moderate, market steady, Fla. crate-* @3. some very poor low as BOc FOUND lto secured reiief.” For nr Unknown fancy $2.50@2.75. Strawberries: Suppiieu light, de­ iintmAlso Tnx t’ortlflcnlo No. S7T. •t.iti-i coughs, colds and honrsoncss there is (ifta a ijc n a N a g ts a f lH a M H n M H H H M M n a M a H M H H M iH i Ctikes: SuppHcr and demand mod­ mand slow, movement improving, the t'th ilay ” ■ J;1.*1no better remedy on the mnrket toRlt 111 erate, market steady Fla.- $4 fancy prices lower, jiony reefers Missionary llll'll tins mmlo nupllcntii-ii f ir mx iiccil to day than FOLEY’S IIONEY AND standard crates, choice $2,50@2.75. qt. 0$c@75c. Issue In ncc onlnnc e w ith Inw. Sslil aaaaaauBiiBfcl'iBanBBiaBaBBBaBaBaaBBM aBBaaaBaai Eggplant: Supplies very light, de­ Pittsburgh (Clear, 13 above) c e r t i f i c a t e e m b ra c e s th e followlnx il-.*- TAR COMPOUND. It hna stood the sc rltiiit tiCnpeity sttu-ite'l In Ketulnnlr mand good for good stork, slow for] Beans: lest of time, serving three genera­ Flu. Itrps. green $3.25@ ■'entity, f’lm-lila. to t y 't ; . Itc». Tit Vits. poor stock, Fla. crr.tra fair $8. 3.7-5, poor $2. VV. o f S!-^ ••up. of N tV g of UK',:. t*Vc. tions. Get the ganuinu; refuse subOkra: No supnlies on market. Cukes: Fla. hu. crate! nntl hprs. 10. T w p. Tl ft. ft. : l K.. Run N. It:, ititutes.—Adv. vils.. XV, 21,C >-<!».. ft. M*. Jits, K. IS] htawberries: • Supplier, light, de­ fancy btst $3,50@-t, choice $1@2. ■ FIRST ROAD ATTRACTION THIS SEASON etls. T h e "Uhl limit linfnir nsi',is.'it r it, mand limited, market steady, reefers l'appi'rj:: Crates fa n c y $;i@ 1.50, tlir FOUNTAIN INN tittle of the Isr.itae-i- ,,f r-ir|i i-.-rilmostly 75c qt. choice C2@2.50 flcnti* In ttie nates t-f t.’nhnown. t'nEustiA Florida Lettuce: Cal. 1, Fla 1. 3 broken T o m a to c a : Fln. Gs repacked fancy less soiu ct-rtirte.-ite-i shnii h-i i-itretmil inreorilinK to law tnx it«*i-J will Issue cars on track, 2 unbroken cars, sup­ $8, choice $7( plies moderate; demand good, mar­ Eggplant: Crates fancy $ 3 5 0 @ 4 , l day "f Jar,u',ry' Ii now open uml the management ket steady. • Fla. Uig Boston $1.75(3) choice $2.60(3.1. j W1TJ4K8H my offlci.ii sinn-iture nml takes pleasure in extending to the of Nnvemln r. Hanford public- and winter visitors a 185, Cal. crated Iceberg mostly $3.25. ’Squash and Okra: No snics report-J^c;i| ) t,Jl!)" , tho - “ri1 AROUND THE WORLD T O U » New York City (Cloudy. 24 above) ed. (SKAI.) It A. DOrm.AHft. most cordial invitation to vist the Inn Cukes: Flu. 1, supplies light, de­ f-flltucc: Arix. 1, Cal. 4, 5 cars on I’lcrk t'lrcult t’onrt Semin ili* tJounly. J-'li»: ii| and partake of its hospitality. The mand moderate, market steady, ...... Fla. track including broken, demand nnd -------- , ______ THE RECORD l!y: A. M. Weeks. M. C. Inn is delightfully located nnd offetz 7-8 bu. hprs. fnney $3.50(3)4.75, most-1 movement moderate, market firm lt-2l-I2-l-S-15-2S-2:»-Gt. SMASHING $4, choice $2@3. good stock,' Cal. crates Iceberg best ________ ________________________ ? tc* its guests every comfort and enEggplant: Fin. 1, receipts Fla. by $2.75@3.25. Floridn, N. Y. crates SUCCESS " boat equivalent 1 car, supplies light,; Big Boston, mostly $1.75 I’oas: Supplies light, no carlot nr- 1Jo>n)cnt* Tho cuil,Ir:‘I ? n!n* room rivals, market steady, Fla. hprs 32.75 j *orvicc ure maintained at tho same demand moderate, market steady. Philadelphia (Cloudy, 41 above) a Celery.: Col. 1, 0 cars on track @3, express $1.50@3, some poor re­ high degree of excellence that per­ Florida Lady Was io a Miserable B ; ' afancy $3@3.50, choice ?1.75@2, poor low as BOc. Condition, But Says She Found including broken, demand slow, mod- fused. meates the entire cstablismcnt. a Lettuce: Fin. fi, Cal. 5, Ariz. 3, erata supplies, mnrket steady. N. Y. B Strawberries: No carlot nrirvals, Cardui Helpful, and Telephone 121 Eustis. a rect-'pts equivalent to 1 car from N. 2-3 bu. crates Golden Selfblanching! demand slow, market weak. Fit., pony a Got Well. by freight. Western' receipts m al- poorly blanched ’$2.75. Cal. crates reefers fi0c@75e qt. a ernte, demand slow, -mn'rkct weak. Golden Heart, some ordinary, $4@5. Baltimore (Cloudy, 44 above) '2 Poppers: No arrivals, 12 cars on 2 7 'C ||Ii crates Iceberg mostly $1.75 Ix'ttutc: Ariz. 3. Fla. !, 13 care S T O P C O U C H IN G Altha. Fla.—In explaining how ghe 'a eie.t.5. Southern receipts limited, de­ on track Including broken, demand track bruken, express receipts light, Coughs cause feverish conditions, found Cardui so helputl during change of uB mand moderate, mnrket slightly nnd supply fair, market firm on Fla. alow movement, market very dull. throat and lung strata art! lead to stronger. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. and N. stock. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Bos­ Fin. crates $2.25@2.50. few $3. pneumonia anil serii-us rickueos. The tile, Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, ol Route 2, this B ; Y. crates Big Boston $ 1.25@1.75, few ton Winter Garden Sect bin. $2, Oth­ Squash: Express receipts light, sooner run quit (.oaxhiag the quicker place, said: ’ , f__*_ <*ri -r , v VrS' j I£ 'P "J became so weakened it was an effort 5 you will feel Iw'tter un-1 nave a bettor market very dull, Fla. pepper crates er sections, $1.25@1.50. N. Y. crates oor an<* W03‘y l°w 60 c. for me to get around. I knew what was b nicht’s rest. Lemrardl’n Cough Syrup small size $2@2.50. Romaine: Fla. I, demand ' light, $1.50® 1.75. (Creosoted) e.tr.es and n»-)*ben in­ the matter, but 1 felt like 1 couldn’t give ■ movement moderate, uttpplics light, Cukes: Fla. 2, 2 cars on track, Strawberries; No arrivals, demand flamed, raw throats, raises the phlegm up. 15 Si->j'jriG tlLSSSiVf'-Ii--*— jtEa.vCBlvP*) WstSHwifia. market slightly- ntronger. F!n. t 1-2 light supplies, demand limited, mar- limited, market very dull, holdovers, without racking or i.lraini'ig, protects , v* (C .'i t y n c r " 1 lust* dragged, and I certainly was h bu. hprs, $1.2601.60. the lungs, and removes the cause of nervous. I was so restless I could not 11 ket steady. Fla. bu. crates fancy. no sales. the trouble, lto wanted by the first sit down long—yet so weak I couldn’t : Toinntoes: Fla. 1, 1 car diverted. i* ^?as,: raccipts equivalent $3.50, culls $1.50. Get a bottle of Leonardl'a get about. It is a most miserable and limited, demand light, market dull, Peppers: 'No carlot nrivals, light | Express receipts light, demand fair, rough. Cough ftjrup (Cnv.-oted) from your such a helpless feeling. i?i - . ‘ .car express, supplies supplies, demand limited, m arket1market weaker. Fla . 63 turning druggist aa for roughs, colds. "I would get depressed and out of ny A itrlaM r M ntHa. B.pk. hprs. large sizes $2@3. steady. Fla. crates fancy $2.50. poor- 1choice $3.50@ I. gripite. ripite, icroup, whiwping cough uud . tig cong lh r t* .» n m l A n n s heart l eppcts: F’la. fi supplies moderate, or 11 @1.75, choice $1.50. Express, Lettuce: Fla. 1, 1 car rcconjigned, bronchitis. I’licauant, cafe nud cure. Mrh..l<* a t t a r awhila^there < itu l.il . • i‘ began to lee!, after was demand .-low, market dull. Fla. crates fancy S2.50@2.75. j wrapped and rlpcs fancy $1.5U@5, HlnEril M C llgn ril no use to try to get well. th is is all ttcans: Fin. 4, 1 mixed car, 4 cars 10 cars nn track, market about S t o r k W i l l H r l* r» r ^ la.ncy <2@2.25, few $2.50, choice ^1.00^1,73. n rn lrd llc rr on track, moderate supnlies, demand steady. Fla 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Bos- E L E C T R IC CURLING IRONS wrong, lor It makes a person worse. . "1 (tad heard of Cardui, and .thought I f 1 a Beans; Fla. 12, receipts equal to 3 slow, market steady. Fla. consider­ ten $2@2.50. might strengthen me. A neighbor had 5 \ EXACTLY AS SHOWN FOR 31.50 cars, Fla. by express, supplies mod- able ordinary hprs. green $2@2.60, Beans; Express receipts iii'ht, mar­ I used it with good results. :2 Two Years in Ntts York, Six Months in Chicago, Four Months in eratc, Ucmaml slow, market slightly poor 7f>c@1.50. Express 50c@2.50. ket steady for good r.tock. Fla. hprs * "I took one bottle (ol Cardui), then t ■ AutcmohHe nnd hike lircs weaker, Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs,-green best, Tomatoes:' Fin. 3, Nassau 1. 3 cars best $3, poorer $1.50. PhLadciphia, Five Montha in Boston ; saw I wasn’t so nervous, so kept it up. Jj Cukes: Express receipts light, mo,‘ StJ50@I.7«">, few high as $2.50; on track, market steady. Fla. 0s fancy ! "Gradually the nervousness left me. ■ POSITIVELY THE ONLY COMPANY mostly ll.BO0p1.75/ few high ns $2.50 $5, choice $1, 216s $2.50. market dull demand limited. Fin. bu Get our prices before buyinj? i I began to eat and sleep better. Was a ordinary (J0c@$1. wax!beans $2@3. Eggplant: Ha. 2 l unbroken car< crates best $3@3j50, poorer $2@2.50. .soon well, and all right. Cardui did ■ Tomatoes: Fla. 1. Cal. 1 Culm 2. on track, supplies light, demand limEggplant: Express receipts light, ' SEAT SALE NOW OPEN wonders (or me, ana I certainly d o . S i-ossau 2, receipts equivalent to _2 Red. market steady, Fla. penper, market r.feady, demand fair, Fla. ....................... recommend it.” ;a PRICES 50c! to 52-01)—A FEW AT $2250. PLUS TAX Thousands ot other women have writ- j £ cars, rla. by express, supplies light,| crates fancy $3.75, poorer. ?1.50@ CancySl@4 50. ten, to tell of the beneficial results obtain- S ucmaml light, mat ket unsettled. Fla. | 2.50. I Peas: N’n eartot nrrivnls. 3 earn on MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED ed Gy taking Cardui, and to recommend ,B '•* turning wrapped fancy 84@fi Squash: No carlot arrivals, de- movement slow, market dull. F Ia.hu.[ 105 Palmetto Avenue SATURDAY, DBCtOJHER 29 -PIIONE No. 9 n . U to others. ccoico n@ 4. 21fis nnd splits $2@:i,|mand slow, market dull, Fla. pepper hnra. large sires bent 82J50, eomo* N Phone 481-J 1 Sold everywhere. Try it. NC-Ufl • massnu fia turning wrapped fnney (eriltCs ?t:25, *$1.50X2.00 ordinary zteck. kiUBaaBBBMaBaBBBB^lBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBMMUl I \ M ILANE ! •- Wed., January 2 s CHANGEJF LIFE *>$H 'Si w & iM VLAUGHSl^i F. P. RINES i1 l< # At. J �Four hundred o u t o f fifteen hundred registered voters havp paid their poll taxes.About twenty-five per cent o f the citizens of Sanford have R n le rsd a s S moimI C lass M atter, Octo­ b e r IT. I t t t , a t tlM P o sto tfic s a t San­ done their duty. ford. F lo rid a , u n d ar a c t of M arch t, About eleven hundred citizens must do so before Tuesday lift. night, or lose their opportunity o f voting in the important bond election of J a n u t^ y .^ . It is surprtaingf to note how stowiy th e citizens o f Sanford are qualifying by p ayin g their poll taxes. Tuesday is the la st day on which poll taxes may be paid. ira e ra t m o x I am more powerful than the combined armies o f the world. 1 have destroyed more men than all th e wars o f tho nations. I am more deadly than bullets, and I have wrecked more homes than the m ightiest o f siege guns. I steal, in the United States alone, over $300,000,000 .each year. I spare no one, and I find my victims among the. rich and poor alike, .the young and old, th e strong and weak. Widows and orphans know me. I loom up to such proportions that I ca st my shadow over every field of labor, from th e turning of the grindstone to th e moving of every railroad train. I massacre thousands upon thousands o f wage-earners in a year. I lurk in unseen places, and do most o f m y work silent­ ly. You arc warned against me, but you heed not. I am relentless. I am everywhere— in the home, on th e streets, in the factory, at railroad crossings, and on the sea. I bring sickness, degradation and death, and y e t few . seek to avoid me. I destroy, crush or maim; I give nothing, but take all. I am your worst enemy. I am CARELESSNESS I m atks* On* T n r . -----17.0®. Six Month* 11.80 D elivered l» City by C arrier p e r week lie . W eekly E d itio n <1 P e r T ear • r a c i a l , l o n n s : AU o b ituary notice*, c a rd a of thank*, resolution* and n o tices of e n te rta in m e n ts where ch arg es a r e made, w ill be c h arg ed for a t r e g u la r ad v e rtisin g rates. M R M S U I THE ASSOCIATED m i l T he A ssociated P re s s , I■ exclusively e n title d to th e use fo r republleatlon of all new s dlepatcbea credited to It or not o th erw lee credited In th is paper an d a lso th e - local new s published herein. A llH lg h ta or re-p u b llcatlo n of ■ pedal d isp atch es h e re in a re a lso re ­ served. ant election Hospital Treatment Too Good BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY HUMBLE YOURSELVES: Humble As is usually the case reports arc coming in from oil over the yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you country telling about how filled the hospitals are with people In due time: Casting all your care up­ who tried to celebrate th e holiday season by drinking bad liquor. on him; for ho careth for you.—I Pe­ Up to Friday^morning there hnd only been nine deaths in ter 6:6,7. New York C ity rMm holiday bootleg liquor. Manhattan hospitals reported one hundred and twenty-three alcoholic cases. Other hos­ BE SWIFT. pitals were caring /o r many poison liquor cases. Bellevue Hospi­ Be mreett*dear heart, In loving. For time la brief, tal alone was treating ninety-tw o, seventeen o f them women. Hos­ And .thou may’st soon along life a pital attendants predicted that nil vacant fjots would be filled by New Year’s day. And th is is ju st the little city of New York. The bootlegger should be forced to drink the stuff he sells. Be swift, V dcar heart, in saying Probably thero_wouldn’t be so many engaged in violating the The kindly word; , When vers are sealed, thy passionate United States laws if it. was necessary for them to sample the pleading stuff before they sold it. But then, isi the fellow who drinks illicit liquor any better off than the bootlegger? They are all in the same class. The Tho gracious deed, Lest soon they whom thou holdest fellow who patronizes the bootlegger deserves to be poisoned and to be sent to the hospital. Treatm ent of th is kind is almost dearest Bo post the need. too good for him. Be swift, dear heart, in giving The rare sweet dower. • Nor wait to heap with blooms the cas­ ket In some sad hour. New automobile license tags should be secured immediately. Dear heart, be swift in loving— * Sheriff C. M. Hand announced Thursday that every automo­ Time sneedeth on; And nil thy chance of blessed service bile owner is expected to have his license by January 15 and that Will soon be gone. those who fail to secure them by that time are liable to arrest. Amerlcnn Messenger. The office of Comptroller Amos at Tallahassee is a busy spot at this time o f year and a large force is required to see that tags Sanford has fine paved streets, Better Get A New License Sanford will growth in 1024. make a wonderful The morchnnt who hasn't anything to sell, doesn't ndvertise. -------- o-------Christmas Is over but still the Christmas cards come. Sanford will be busy in 1924 nnd so will all the politicians. After New Year’s Day is gone then comes the income tax day. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER D. F. WUITNEIl, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President ■ a u B H X H » a n H H a s a E i i B E i E M B S E m H M a n n B i i H i lai a Phone 4 0 8 ----- ------------- Florida Educational Journal In the short time that the education­ and that the citizens of Florida will al campaign in Florida has been car­ unite in greatly increasing numbers. rier! on. It has been plainly demon­ strated th a t the citizens of Florida are eager to support measures that will enhance the opjwrtunitles for the namely: that Florid: development of their children, nnd to system of education e provide schools that shall be equal any other state, nnd tl to the best approved schools of other and girls shall have states. If additional proof of the gen- for an education equal oral Intelligence and progressive char-!girls of nny other stnt; actcr of the Florida citizens had been has just nicely begu needed, the present movement for bet- cense until all portioi ter schools would furnish evidence are made familiar wil that could not bo controverted. One of purposes of the camp the great satisfactions that has comn.nas been established to those who have been directing tho munity nn informed c educational movement lies in the fact thnt will leaven the wl that the appeal is being made to a nnd arouse it to inti citizenship of such splendid character The campaign was cc as thnt possessed by the citizens of out funds, and, therefo Florida. The proof of the average: group of persons, but high quality of the men nnd women time thousands of our in this great state gives assurance come to know the cor that education will go forward as rap -!purposes, and those cn idly as the people can be correctly in-!force*to nisi in furtht formed of conditions nnd the ends We must pay tribu to be realised. • ganizntions in the si From the remarkable results thin- for progres, culture, a far attained, it seems as if every citi- fare. The Woman’s sen, practicality, were rendy to his ent-Tcnchcrs' Associn1 name, his inlluencn. and of his means, tnrians, the Kiwaniun to carry forward the things that will of Commerce, and otl enrich the lives of the boys und girls, have proved that the nnd that will produce nil intellingcnt citizenship of Florida citizenship for the future. Not a sfn- and that these orguni glc negative, obstructive note, haajerously sincere in th coma from tho people. Where cvl-:The Clergy hu"o he! idence, facts nnd purports lmvo been and tile press has he | prerented to them, the response has ; effective in what it 1 Iveen prompt, hearty, and generous. It state-wide awakening 3 § a Good sermons will bu Drenched nnd fine music henrd in the different Are there nny vacant houses in Sanford? Are there any churches of Sanford tomorrow. houses that can be rented? The Herald knows o f a family desirous of coming to this city Sanford should have signs along — for - several days the highways. Many tourists decide to spend the winter m onths They *have tri<fd where in Floridn to spend the winter to rent a home here but nave about given up the idea as it seems by seeing a little road sign. impossible to secure accommodations in this city. What is Sanford going to do to take care of the people who Tho holiday reason will soon he gone, and then will come busy days want to make this city their home? Every day sees a steady for Sanford. Every day will see this stream of them coming. They spend a few hours, look around city get larger. and when they are unable to secure a place to stay, go on to some other city. Many Florida towns will have big Sanford needs many more houses, Tho erection of smali league baseball teams training there but attractive homes in th is city would be good business. San­ this winter. Will Sanford be able to get it's new baseball field ready in ford must do som ething to take care of all the people who like time? this city and want to live here. Keep Your Eye on the Road The Miami Herald Today's builder’s page in The Her­ ald contains the plan of a pretty home which some progressive Sanford person should construct. Pretty homes do u lot to beautify a city. Bank of Germany's recent state­ ment shows notes in circulation to the amount of 1.71,083,594,310.869467,000. Presumably, the total would be larger if the supply of figures hnd not been rll-le record of recent years. Driving exhausted. As It was, they had to u.u an automobile is a business that re­ three naughts.—Timcs-Union. fillin’ ' absolute concentration. The ante thing may be said of walking Herald want ads are securing re-d'hout thu streets in these modern suits. If you have a house or a fur- days, rdslml room you would like to rent,. The Greenville Piedmont recently the little want ails will do the work "«ve some excellent suggestions along for you. Houses and rooms aro it. this line. It says: great demand in Sunford and those] “Driving an automobile requires people who ran provide nccommoda- both hunt's on the steering wheel, both lions for visitors not only help them- 'eyiv: on the road and one's whole mind selves but are doing worth while A r-'o n the Job. Safe driving is inipossivieo to the city itself, b!o with eyes focu.:ctl on the sidewalk ■ Phone 498 ? « f doaBBaaaaBB xaacanB B B ntisD ccccsnuitEEB aaB B aaaaaM uaB R B ui Vill be sold by peek or bushel. Bananas, by dozen or bunch CHEAP PRICES AR LOCATED ON DRAY TRACKS NEAR EXPRESS Tho Officers and Directors, cc-opcra with, tho Management of the m i]ta n ] ii]i] Eustis, Florida Announce D INNE.R New York Tribune vessels with mooring masts, one at the take-oiT a t Nome and tho other at Spitzbcrgen in case a trans-polar (light is made. A mooring mast may also be set up at Point Barrow', Alaska’s farthest north. The Shenandoah is east for the heroine of the expedition, blit them will tie lively minor characters in the shape of i-rplnncs. And the Shenandoah will have nn understudy in tho ZR-It, now being built in tiermany lor the navy. The statement of tho Naval Board, which lias the enterprise in charge, is entirely optimistic, as of course it ought to be. The uir lluet will dis cover n now continent between Alaska nnd the pole—provided it is Ithere. It will he on the lookout for (facta of scientific value. It will, if all goes well, lay out n commercial air route across the pole that would reduce by half, for exumple, th? present traveling distance between England and Japan, , j On paper, how simple it all is! |Simple until the imagination begins to dwell on those million square mi’e.'s unknown to explorers north of j Alaska. The navy, of course, will isc ” the job through if it is humanly ; possible, and not merely “feasible (and practicable without undue risk Shenandoah in leash, and this’ is to of personnel or material,” as Sccrebe answered by the presence of naval tary Dcnby moderately puts it. While tho United Stales Navy plans confidently for next summer’s cruise of the Shenandoah in the region of the North Pole, Franco's, dirigible, the Dixmudc, returning from an African trip, disappears. Tho mystery may yet turn out hap­ pily if it shnll prove that a great M U S IC a n d D A N C IN G New Year’s Eve Faith in the Shenandoah The Suwannc Democrat notes thnt. while all the Christmas exchange have arrived, it has failed to receive n special Christmas edition of the Con­ gressional Record. Loyal Sunford people putronlzc San­ ford merchants. And the merennt who tells the people what he has to sell is the one who gets the business. ■ Household Goods, Planes, Safes, Trunks anti Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage Not New, But Worth While Wanted—More Houses in Sanford ■- » QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Florida Eager For the Best Sometime ago Dr. Fong outlined for the young men of China Take a dollar to church with you tomorrow -and leave it there. the following rules for success. The young men of the United States or of any other nation can well afford to follow them. They A year from now you will notice huve been quoted many times before but repitition strengthens Home great change* in the sky line of them. Sanford. Live w ithin your income at all cost. Does nny building of yours en­ However small mny be your income, put something aside be­ croach on a street or alley? If it doc* fore the rainy day comes. better watch out. Use your leisure moments for self improvement. Monday nnd Tuesday nre the last Pay attention to the problems of selecting your friends. days in which to pny your poll tux. Learn to give som ething for the support of charitable enter­ Why wait until the lust minute to do prises. „ . your duty? Keep your body strong by having a few simple rules for Not only the new enrs but nlso the health and observe them faithfully. old ramshackle machine must have -------------o------------new license tugs. A little paint makes a big change in the appearance of a house. Some Sanford people nre dressing up their homes. Mere than nineteen hundred years ago, Three Wise Men came to. th e little town of Bethlehem and brought with them g ifts o f gold. The selection of g ifts fdr children Is forever putting ow w its on trial, but today we have before us the example set by the Three Wise Men cf old. It ts the giving of money for Christmas. Today, however, money is usually represented by a hank balance, so why not g ive your child a Special Interest Ac­ count for Christmas th is year? Such a gift will encourage thrift nnd will increase in value as the years go by. We will gladly help you open accounts for the children. 8 .0 0 o'clocK M onday. D e c e m b e r 31st, 1 9 2 3 NEW YEAR’S DAY DINNER AND. RECEPTION Battmr Than a M u t lo t J riaatmw For Coughs and Colds, Head­ aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All A ches and Pains ' ALL DRUGGISTS 45c s a d 65c, jars and tubes Hospital lire , $3.00 BffSek—'Florida’s M eal Pavement This happened in the undent days when aeroplane« were less common than they aro today. Still, it did happen, which is the main thing, aside from tho point of the yarn. An old negro who had just seen Glenn Curtiss fly, approached him at New Orleans and asked timidly if he might feel his arm. “Surely," said the puzzled aviator as be stretched forth an arm. The old darky ran his bund up nnd down the biceps carefully, then said disappointedly: “ ’Taint true whut iley tole me. You ain't got no mo’ wing-sprouts cn whut 1 is ” “No,' said Curtiss, “but I ntwaymake it a point t .> eat a pint of idrdreed before I sta rt up for a flight.” TOM SIMS SAYS Telling all fat girls they are fat ami all skinny girls they aro skinny will keep you single. Rain can not rot it Heat can not soften it Traffic does not rut it A n d b e s id e s It costs least per year of service. national paving Ln.ir.ccfi EuILliaa C mttcK manufacturers association Cleveland. Ohio V 3T R S F IE © :- r:l _ CT> I I If you have two suits wear the Never having your shoes shined or ccat of one and trousers of the other trousers pressed will help you stay to stay single in Leap Year. single this Leap Year. you Christmas neckties all Tell her none of the other girls Leap Year anil they will help want to marry you. It will keep you y single. single during Leap Year. PAVEM ENTS—O U TLA ST THE BONDS Asking her why sh? doesn’t dresi Put rubber in your tobacco and instead of going so naked may keep smoke « strong pipe to remain singlr during this Leap Year. you single this Leap Year. - i ’ ■■ �s Social Phone: Oftcfi 108; MBS. FRED DAIGEB, Society Editor; C lA L „ e n d a EJ Saturday—Mrs. Fannie S. Munson wm cnterUin a t tea In honor of Biting college Rlrh a t 5 the visltin o’clock, at nor home on Myrtle Ave nuc. Mr. John Leonard! returned Satjndry from a trip to Marlon county. Miss Claire Zachary leaves Saturday t> vhit friends and relatives In JackBonville. ____ _ Miss Marguerito Garner has as 'her (juest Mias Katherine Clark of Al­ bany, Ga. Robert Holly left Friday for Hen­ dersonville, N. C., where he will rc- sumc his studies. Miss Aldine Bird and Mr. Yar­ brough of Orlando were visitors in Sanford Friday.____. MISSES GILLON ENTERTAIN. Misses Rbth and Allies Gillon entorturned nt dinner Friday night In hem°r i °uf;nf-<own visitors in Sanl0.™- *hc living room was lovely with masses of poinsettias banked ?” ‘J l0, mantels and book case. In tne dining room the center piece was of scarlet poinnettias, with the light!ng for the tabic of red candles in sil­ ver candlesticks. Much amusement was created by piests recently married being asked to toll some of their experiences as housekeepers, ^ Covers were laid for the following, u * G'n'ly* Mossis of Leesburg, Mrs. McSUchacl, Miss Martha Brown, Miss Ann Lee, Mrs. Martin McDaniel ?ir “ “ nnpN> Miss Mamyo Mere of \\ ajihington, Mrs. Tom'Paine of Bell »Yinn<* Misses Ruth and ARiq Gillon. Mr. Zeke Clifton returned Saturday to St. Petersburg. Mrs. M. D. Barber has ns her guest for the holidays, Mrs. M. R. Swaine.' e Residence 217-W SEEKS BONUS M aiiigwigiafiM FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday School 0430 • . m. This will bo the last Sunday School session of 1023, and every member of the church should bo present. Morning worship and sermon I t a. m. Subject, Our New Year Goal. Baptist Young People's Unions 0:30 n. tn. Evening worship nnd sermon 7:30. Subject of prelude, Tho Sixteenth Sontury Reformer. Subject of evening sermon, The Climb, or Tho Young Man Who Fought Ills Way Back. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. All visitors and those who do not attend other churches nro cor­ dially invited to these services. niG BEREAN BROTHERHOOD The attendance Inst Sunday morn­ ing in the Big Berean Brotherhood wns tho largest in months. President Michael Introduced several now men and greeted some of tho old men who had been out of the city. Tomorrow will close the work of tho class for the calendar year, and the class will cclebrntc tho year’s work In an un­ usual way. One of the striking events of the morning session cannot lie given out Saturday. The presence of S. A. B. Wilkinson, nttornty and Judge Mainos and their addresses will lie of interest to every member of tho class. Thomas Dickerson. China Unchanged, given by Miss Naomi Beoggan. A reading, by Miss McRae. China’s Call fs Chinas Need, by Mr. Tom Brotherson. China's Call A Divine Challenge, given by Miss Lticillo Echols. Special music, a duet News Notes on China, given by Mr. Douglass King. A cordial invitation is extended to every one and B. Y. P . U. members are urged to he present Remember this is the last time you can attend B. Y. P. U. In 1023. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A message of comfort. Sunday morning the pastor will speak on "Tho Raising of tne Son of tne Widow of Nnin,” with its wonderful message of Jcaua as the drier of all tears, the victor over denth, nnd the rcunltcr of arted loved one3. Those in towns who ave recently lost loved ones are es­ pecially invited to this service At 11 o’clock. If you know of such you are asked to invite them. Services Sunday as follows: 9:15 a. m., Sunday school. 11 a. m., Trenching service. 2:15 p. m., Junior C. E. 2:15 p. m., Intermediate C. E. 0:30 p. m., Senior C. E. 7:30 p. m., Preaching service.' The Session will meet after both morning nnd night preaching service for the reception of members. C the organIsa the state education fas ~ j r psraMis for er 1,000 _______ problems______________ Hon were pr— Sited to the THE METHODIST CHURCH. during the pest W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. who needed Subject of the morning sermon will represented SS natle—lltiea. be: "A New Year's Survey—and What of the Future?” The Epworth Leagues •will hold NOTICE OF BFEdM L snecJil meetings a t 6:30 p. m. "A OF THE STOCKHOLDERS New Year’s Meditation,” will be the - NOLE SECURITIES COMP. subject of the evening sermon. SANFORD, FLORIDA. * We shall have splendid music at NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN, both services. In accordant* with e f the Pastor and officials are looking for Board o f Directors, a spatial a record attendance a t these services. of the Stockholder* of Semi We are closing the year’s work and euritfoa Company wfR be held a t the desire It to be well done. office of the President of the Com­ Wednesday night prayer meeting pany a t the Firet National Beak ki will be the first of the New Year, and the City of Sanford, Florida, on the It will be doubly Interesting on that 15th day of January 1914, a t the account. hour of 3 o’clock P. M., for the per* pose of considering and acting upon CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE the question of increasing tho Capital Church services for Sunday, De­ Stock from 9150,000 to fSOOJMO as cember 30, 1923. follows: Subject, "Christian Science.’’ Preferred Stock from flOOjOOO tn v Church service. 11 a. m. 9100,000. Sunday School, 10 it. m. Common Stock from 950A00 to Woman’s Club building. Oak Ave­ 9100,000. nue. And doing all things Incidental All are welcome. thereto. . Dated this tbs 11th day of Decem­ The poultry associtnion of Marion ber, 1023. • its, first purchases of feed. Members F. P. FORSTER, President. its' first purch nseoffeed . Members Attest: who bought co-operativoly saved $1.10 DEAN TURNER, Asst. Secretary. a hundred pounds, says K. C. Moore, 1J-15-22-29-t-5-12-5t Mnrion agent. The Bishop sdmiatoten UM went of Confirmation in this church on the second Sunday in January. Strangers Invited to church serv­ ices. "I N. DE V. HOWARD CHAPTER, U. U. C. On Friday afternoon the N. do V. B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM Mr: nnd Mrs. McCloy It. Martin of Howard Chapter, U. D. C., held their The missionary work done in Ortecn, Jacksonville oro visiting their first meeting since the election of of­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH. Chinn .it’s needs and other interest mother, Mrs. M. Martin at Comfort ficers, at the home of Mrs. G. D. Chureh services for the first Sunday ing fncts about that nnvient and very Cottage. 3■ Bishop on Magnolia Avenue, with interesting country will be discussed nfter^YThrlstinn^ will be^: Mrs. Bishop ami Mrs. George A. Do9:15 n, m., Sunday School in tho g in U. Y. P. U. Sundny evening, De­ High School auditorium. Miss F.tta Kart returned to Winter Cotfes as hostesics. cember 30, at C o’clock p. m. It n. m.t church service nnd sermon Park Saturday nftor n most plensnnt The first pmt of the afternoon wns The progrnhi is ns follows: visit in Snnford as the guest of Misa devoted to business at which time Introduction, given by the lender, in the Milano Theater. Mrs. R. J. Holly, the newly elected All ure Invited. Mr. Paul nBlley. Kathryn Symmci. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH president nresided. Nine members Tho Wide Open Door, by Mr. We extend n cordial invitation tn were added to the chapter nnd sev­ Mr. M. A. Crohc of Hartwell, Ga., eral nther important mutters were strangers nnd transients to meet and * Lady Eileen Nina, now Lady vrill arrive in Snnford Saturday to brought before the members. Mrs. worship with us. The pastor’s sub- g Francis Montagu-Donglas-Scott, spend tch winter hero aa the guest of L. G. Stringfellow wns ru-olectcd his­ Ject in the morning will ho "How to daughter of the forhier governor insure u Happy New Year.” Each relatives. torian nnd Mrs. George DeCottes, year of a man’s life should bo better general of Canada, has been Mrs. Claude Herndon nnd Miss Kath­ Mrs. Tolar will appreciate tho a t­ than tho previous one. It is worth waging a campaign since the Mrs. E. O. Mobley nnd attractive erine Wilkev were appointed to as­ tendance of the full membership of while to know how one can accomplish 3 •daughter, Miss Georgia Mobley, are sist her in making out programs for armistice to reimburse nun the Woman’s Club at the meeting of it. 1 the guests of friends and relatives in each meeting. Jnnuary 2 at 3 p. m., in the club who went to war for Great At night the second installment of B A most delightful social hour was Jacksonville this week. house. The program, which is of mu­ moving pictures will bo given. The)5 Britain. She hns been instru­ enjoyed after all business hud been sical interest nnd importance, is ns subject is "The New Minister." It ■ mental in bringing mnny sail follows: is true of life in some plnces nnd Miss Lena Bell Hagan leaves Sat­ transacted. Mrs. Bishop nnd Mrs. De­ cases to light. Program—January. teaches a lesson worth while. The urday to spend the remainder of the Cottes served chicken salad, snltines, olives, fruit cake and tea as refresh­ 1. Music—"Amcricn, the Beautiful." pastor will give an earnest gospel holidays ns the guest of her cousin, ments. 2. Illustrated Talk—"Tho Officiul message. Re sure to hear it. Misa Lucille Dutton in DoLnnd. There were 2fi members present nnd FRATERNITY CLUB MEN GAVE Fnniih* in Our Local Government,’’ Mrs. John I.conardi. this meeting was one of the most en­ DANCE, ALL 80ULS CHURCH. Mrs. P. J. Clark of Albany, Gn.. is joyable in the history of the chapter. 3. “Tho of I'UUIIC Public VUIOfiln i l . , . . “ O' Equipment V*«IUII>I1H!IU Ul Tomorrow, the Sunday within the The Orlnndo Country Club was the cials in Their Work." Open Forum the charming house guest of Mrs. Octave of Christmas, divcine services Nathan Garner nnd Mrs. Charles Hill MacDGWELI. PROGRAM ANI) MYS­ scene of a lovely holiday function f'ir Club Members. at their home on Palmetto Avenue. Friday evening when the members of 0,Vr Cit?, Planning Commission, will be ns follows: TERY TEA. Sunday School nt 9 n. m. sharp. the frnternity club entertained with ^ I n Mnrry„/*crccn' , The Music Department of tho Wo Mass nt 10:30 a. m. a Christmas .Innre W 1,n "Pniinc. Illame or Silence on the Sirs. W. D. Merriweathcr of Lynch­ man’s Club is preparinp to observe a uirm m aa ante. Ipart of the Citizens,” the Hon. ForSermon: "Behold this child is set burg, Vn.. is visiting her sons, Messrs. “MacDowel Memorial W eek” in mem­ Holly, mistletoe, nnd evergreen rest Lake, for the fall anil the resurrection of Charlie Merriweathcr, Itand Mcrrj- ory of America's profsuion int. ...decorating, greatest composer were used, ,i 1in mnny in Israel.’’ Luke il. 31. 1 L J *1. ..t . t II wenther and Mr, Robert Merri- Music clubs and concert manabers nil together with Christmas bells nnd* reda COUNTY NURSE MISS ABBY Benediction of tho Blessed Sncraweather. over the nation will give American crepe paper strips which extended ment after Mass. DOUDNEY MAKES REPORT. programs, featuring th e works of Ed- 1across tho room, and poinsettias and Tuesday, January 1, Now Year’s Mrs. II. F. llutchin sand charming ward MacDowell, in tho month of growing plants wero used, ton day, Feast of the Circumcision of The work being done by the Child little daughters, Naomi and Winifred January Tho local club will observe l n the receiving line were the ofMass at 10:30 a. m. of Fort Meade, are spending Christ­ the week beginning January 0. All flccrs> iMr. paimcr> Mr. Cady um, M|. Welfare Committee under tho aus­ Christ, Sermon: "The spiritual importance1 pices of the County Federation of mas holidays with their parents, Mr. musical people nre asked to co-oper Branham. ‘ d l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l B D I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I I I l■■■3 Woman's Clubs is interesting to the of time." ate. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Sr. The nffnir wns delightful, thn dub people of Seminole county. It is the Tho feature of tho week will be the ,, „ , . ... , ,, ... , _ MacDowcll program and "Mystery officer.) nnd entertainment committee first collective health instruction that , S ri r ^ 'tT v a ," gixPPuby the Music Department in charge p.{ thn arrangements, Juft has been timlcr^ftkcn. to-, reduce the dent at tfie, UnR’efsityTof North C«T* thesclnlithmue, January 9 at' l p: -nothing'tiintone th a t might'ridd to the effects of disease and sickness in clina returns to Chapel Hill Monday m. Besides having the privilege of pleasure of their guests. adults through the proper health edu­ after a visit with his parents, Mr. hearing a fine program of Edward cation of children, in their homes nnd Music was furnished hy the Dale and Mrs. Frank Woodruff. MncDowell's compositions nnd show­ Troy orchestra, and dancing began in the public schools. ing honor to him, those attending will nt 9 o’clock and continued until after The activities of the county nurse Miss Winifred Strong has ns her have an opportunity to help the Music midnight. show very definitely the great need Department to carry out the fine work house guests nt her home on 11th that it has done in 1923, into the new. Throughout the evening fruit punch for thi» ,w;'tk \hc community. This Street, Misses Faye McCollough and year of 1921, at tho "Mystery Tea,” was served on the vnrnndnh and at | ls especially emphasized with regard gladys McCullough of Hastings and which will follow the musical pro- 11 o'clock during the intermission ice to hookworm. (Jut of 131 specimens Mr. O. D. Lcnnnrd of Ft, Pierce. taken from children in different sec-! cream and cake were served. gram. tions of the county, SO specimens The guests included Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. D. I’. Oshnrne are the showed this disease. Such a condi­ CHRISTMAS SOCIAL. friends of tho members nnd the col­ nrouci parent of a fine boy weighing men nnd their visitors home for tion can be remedied and stamped out ft 1-1 pounds, nnd named Albert Paul. Friday night.tho Epworth League lege through proper treatment of those the holidays. rooms of the Methodist Church were Mrs. Osborne is better known ns Miss actually sufreeing with the disease, A feature of the affair were the and exercising necessary care and the scene of much jollity und fun. Hilda Misay. The entire rooms were decorated in favor dances which added much to precautions in sanitation und right­ greens and poinsettias and the enjoyment of tho evening. living to protect others. Mr. Izzie Earner returns Saturday Christmas the center the room on the presi­ The club officers nre Allison E. Y to Columbus, Georgia, ami will be dent's tableof banked It is not enough that children nre fern and Palmer, president, Hal Cady, vice i accompanied ns far ns Palatka by moss was a miniature with merely inspected medically in school, | Christmas tree president, and .Jack Branham, secre­ his sister. Miss Anna Knnner, who covered with vnri-colored lights and tary and treasurer.—Orlando Sen­ although this inspection is very nec­ Y will spend several days ns the guest other gay decorations. essary. 1'reventitive measures against tinel. Y of friends. * disease, the proper training in per­ The guests were met at the door by Among thase from Sanford nt- sonal hygiene and tho insuring of Carolyn Spencer, the president, tending were Misses Abbie regular habits Me primarily in the Miss Frances Dutton nnd Miss Miss Miss Csthryn Wilson. As soon Olive Newman, Maud Lake, Mildred homo Kathleen Brady leH Friday morning and nnd with the parents, and it is as all had assembled Mbs Spencer, I,c ’ Claire JViues, through the co-optfration of the f<r Tampa to attend the reunion of with appropriate remarks gave each Doudney the Camp Junalnskn girls. The mnin one a present from the tree. Each Holly, Sarita Lake, Mao Holly, Mrs. parents tin t the county nurse will feature of the event will he n lunch­ present was done up differently mid Forrest Lake, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs.I receive her greatest aid in helping • T- Langley; Messrs. John Meisch.lto reduce disease and the number of eon nt the Castle Tea Garden. it seemed that some one had searched ”Calvin Teague, G. W. Spencer, J r .,! sickly kly children. the county for so many and varied Paul Lake. Bill Moye. Robert Thrnsh-! Mr. nnd Mrs. N, C. Rcckett nnd lit­ gifts but when they were unwrapped The necessity of beginning in this 1 tle daughter, Mildred, returned home it was found that each one had an er, Allen Jones, and Walter Connelly. training is strongly shown by the fact that in physical inspections in Friday after having snent a very all-day sucker. Then games and pleasant Christman with their par­ contests made the time pass merrily HOLY CROSS CHRISTMAS TREE. schools the number of dofects found is very much ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I- Walker, Sr. until refreshments of salads, saltlnes. Even though Santa Claus could not nmoiig first grade _pupils . cofffee, olives nnd pickles were served come down the Pnririi House chim- smaller than in higher grndes. Each A partv leaving Monday on the by Misses Wilson nnd Spencer, Gladys ncy he dfd not forget the boys and year adds its quota of dofects. If there ❖ Cievd Gables lino for Miami ami Adams, assisted by Messrs. Virgil girls of Holy Cross Church for he defects are detected early before Prim Peach will be Mrs. Moughton, Smith nnd Harry Flowers. The sent Mr. B. F. Whitner n note saying they become serious ami are reme­ Mrs. Stella Arrington, Mrs. Selina Lcugue had two visitors present he could see them Friday, December died, much sickness and suffering Barber. Miss Ida Grey, Miss Ruth front Orlando ns guests, Miss Aldine 28, nt the East Side Primary School nmy be avoided fur the children, and Y a healthier, longer life Insured' for at -I o'clock. Hanif. Mi-»s Caroline Spencer, Mr. and Bird and Mr. Yarbrough. Tho exercises were opened by th c '1^ 01, Mrs. G. F. McKay. entire school singing, “ It came Upon! in the two nnd a 1mlf months since ATTEND i\ E. A. MEETING. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henrv C. Pall nnd Seminole county teachers who will the Midnight Clear." Tho assembly | the county nurse began her duties little daughter, Louise May, of probably attend F. E. A. meeting at room was decorated in greens and j tkp following work has been accomlargest, loveliest, brightest plished: Gainesville nre the guests of the for­ West Palm Beach, January 2, 3, and the Christmas tree ever seen stood School visits ................................ 77 mer’s parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. •1 1921: 210 Rail at their home on Park Avenue ’ Prof. G. E. McKay, Mrs. R. C. Max­ bravely in the center of the floor Home visits ........................... Monthly Weights ..... 589 decorated with strings of popcorn, until after New Year. well, Miss Kitty Smith, Miss Ida bells nnd all kinds of colored First aid treatment*) ...................... 8 Mae Gray. Mrs. G. E. McKay, Mrs. red After the boys nnd girls had Hookworm specimens secured.......131 Mr. nnd AJrs. Ed Wilder were the Pearl Babbitt, Miss Uiura Chitten­ lights. thoroughly enjoyed looking ut the Tuberculous specimens secured..... guests Friday evening of the latter’s den, Miss 1.utile Joiner, Miss Lucille tree und speculating on whnt Santa Physical inspection of children....fi27 mother, Mrs. Charles Campbell, on Sweut, Mrs. S. P. Arrington, Mrs. Claus would bring them. Mr. Whitner Defects found ............................... 551 rente to their home in Oriando, from Selena M. Barber , Miss Carolyn called them to order nnd the Rev. Corrections secured ................. G2 Cuba nnd other points of interest, Spencer. Miss Edna Chittenden, Miss Father Peck told them the beautiful The county nurse may be found in where they snent their honeymoon. Zillah Welch, Mrs. Hazel Moughton, Christmas story. Mr. Whitner, the her office in tho Court House on BatMrs Wilder will be remembered here Miss Emma Owen, Mrs. Ramona superintendent of the Sunday school [ urdays and will be glad to talk as Miss Lucy Ryrd Smythc. Raynor, of Sanford; Mrs. J. N. gave them a little thlk on tin; Messed- any parents to whom she maywith Thompson, Oviedo; Prof. II. C. Doug­ r.oss of Christmns giving. The school able to give ndvicc or assistance, be DANCE AT VALDEZ ON MONDAY lass, Mrs. M. E. Dooley, Hiss Helen Th(J child Welfare committee is fin Monday evening at the Valdez Moran, of Geneva; Prof. J. T. Jacobs, then sung n number of old nnd well [ composed of the following members. Hotel, tho young men of Sanford Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, Mrs. S. II. Buch­ loved Christmas carols. will give n dance to which the nublic anan, Miss Arie Mann, of Lake Mon­ Then Mrs. Keenler'a class sang, The Board—Mrs. John Leonard), chairman; Miss Abby Doudney, nurse; is most cordially invited. A splendid roe; Prof. W. L. Seig. Mrs. W. I* “Christmas Bells.” Ten of the older girls sang “ Holy Mrs, W. B. Ballard, Altamonte, secre­ orchestra hns been engaged and a Sieg, Chulnota; Prof. \V. C. Cannon, t tary; Mrs. Kndor Curlett of Geneva, Night." Mrs. W. C\ Cannon, Osceola. good tim o’ia assured all. Many of these teachers will drive Mrs. Gwynne Fox’s class sang Child Welfare chairman; Mrs. Denne ilnnford, treasurer; Mrs. B. ENTERTAIN AT FAMILY DINNER their cars to West Palm Beach, some "While Shepherds Watched Their Turner, G. Smith, Oviedo, and Dr. J. T. Den­ Mr. and Mrs. Mack Courscy enter­ will go by rail, and others will take Flocks by Night." advisory member. tained at n family Christmas dinner, advantage of the generous offer of Then the entire school sung "It 1tonThe cnmmiltea for the county is the Coral Gables Company, who will Came Upon the Midnight Clear." at 'heir home. 700 1-uurcl Avenue, , , 1MrS. A. E. Cline, Altamonte; Mrs. V. The long tabic was tastefully dec furnish free transportation to any de­ Then Santa Claus nrivod and had,T. Peters. Geneva; Mrs. Tilden SANFORD, FLORIDA orated with fruit and flowers, nnd at siring to go with them on one of their Mr. Whitner give out the presents f to | .t.1C0bs, Luke Monroe; Mrs. A. D. luxurious dosed cars. 1 o’clock a sumptuus turkey dinner each member of the Sunday School. Stuart, Lnngwood; Mrs. C. L. West, was served. one wns given something nnd Oviedo; Mrs. J. Wm. Martin, Osceola; Among those present were Mr. nnd The many friends of little Eleanor uEvery Christmas blessing. Mrs. Howard Overlln, Sanford; Mrs. Mrs. C. W. Tntc nnd family of De- Hickson will bo sorry to learn that The exercises closed with the sing­ B. J. Starling. Sanford; Mrs. R. C. Lard, Mrs. D. E. Mngjcn and family, she is ill nt her home on Celery E- A. Tate, and Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Avenue. She was operated on Thura- ing of the well known Christmas Maxwell, Sanford, and Mrs. R. A. song, "Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem.’>Tcrheun. Tate, Jday mornipg by Dr. Langley. Have You Seen The New WOMAN'S CLUB | RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE | justTialf of shingles, cost less to apply ; [ and wears just as long. HILL I IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. j J IY Y Y Y i Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 3 Y Y Y f 3 Y Y ii Y Y Y Y t Y t Y Y Y t Y xY Y Y The banker bases credit on what are known as the thi^ee C’s of credit— Character, Capacity, and Capital. Be­ cause of the importance of these in the lives of business men and women, it is essential that boys and girls know them. To be the kind of men and women who will succeed in life, it is necessary that character and capacity be developed conscientiously during school life. Character is an imperative business qualification. It is not formed in a day. Character is developed through honesty and industry practiced daily. The boy or girl who cheats in class to­ day—“putting one over on the teach­ er"—or who is dishonest in his deal­ ings with his parents or friends, is stamping on his character marks of dishonesty which in later life will count against him and his success in business and in citizenship. Allied with character is Capacity. Before making a loan, a banker takes into consideration, in addition to character, the capacity of the ap­ plicant—that is, his ability to earn through his honesty, his ability and his industry. Capitol is a man’s worth in money, merchandise, stocks and bonds, or * lands, which may be given as collater­ al to secure a loan or make it safe. M ■<i People’s Bank of Sanford i J V The Three C s of Credit Y 1 •‘ 9 ailWt! 4i* �Iwo I!*** — ,„w a m become a link ta . 1th« emfireT of humaiUty. Tbeir blood 1* teriously mixed in the 61 and their Joint' influence, 1 ted by ouch generation to ceeiling one,, reaches the unfaidingff a f t , '•Eel Rellgkm’u ' NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—The New B y WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN Athletes o f TMa mos.t potcflt It Timucfice York Yankees Friday announced a « that upon their U?*i they list of 23 players added to the ros­ Conntry Monarch* ter of the world’s champion* from MA chosen Leader and a Chosen •Abraham's desire for peace and expect to good will was Rreatcr than his re­ fundamental clashes « unless th!! ™ various sources for spring training Of Sports World Land.** gard for the prcfcreace which no are In agreement upon religion tryouts. Ten have been recalled from B ’ * minor league clubs, six purchased Test *r Today*" Bible Talk hr Mr. could rightfully demand, so he indifferent to religion. asked Lot to take his choice of the i a i r i n S n m M Victor!**; Great Po? 1 Hffo re not unequally Mryaa. and one has been drafted, while seven land that wds open for settlement. yoked together with unbclta!**. Britala N*zt WHh IS; France free agent* were signed. Four were Lot, lacking the generous spirit for what fellowship hath righteX 13:1-7: I*:1T-19>-' v Cnp t w S. shifted to other clubs in deals for Now (neiwsl* tho Lord had "aid unto Abram, of his undo, was not slow to select ness with unrighteousness?* aS three of the playere purchased. riot- then out ot thy country, nnd from that which promised to be richest what communion bath light with ' NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—Although John R. Taylor of Newark, Ohio, the 1 kindred,' and' from thy father's NEW YORK. Dee. 20 .—America The list of these recalled Include thy most profitable. -H e "pitched darkness V ' enen n o n ruled the height* of inter* rapklng professional trapnhooter of tfie country, has outscored his nearest Pitcher Fred'Sates from Albany, N. house, unto a land that I will shew, and his tent towards Sodofa," tho prin­ No LaugUng Matter. thee: notional sport* competition in 1923. amateur rival, Am ateur. Trnpshotting Association figures for 1923 reveal Pitcher' Elbert Johnson, Norfolk, Ond I will maUn of thee a nrest cipal city of the fertile valley of The great apostle may not p in t Unde Sam tra* hard pressed to th at the ten lending nm itcura boast a higher general overage than the ten Y.} ,h»T» V*.; Pitcher Gartner Wilson, Bridge­ nation, nnd 1 will hle«n thre, and make the Jordan. Abraham turned into had in mind the marriage relation capture a major shore of the laurels leading professionals. thy name xrent: nnd thou shnlt he a port, Conn.; Catcher 1* J. Urban, blessing; what seemed a less favorable section. alone, but tho reasons arc strong h • In on* of the moat colorful seasons In The Story of Sodom's overthrew proportion as the association t. Taylor, {n.the course of the aaaon. broke 1969 clay targets in the 2000 Buffalo; Inflelder Lou Geherig, Hart­ And T Will bless them thnl hless . yean. ford, Conn.: Infielder John Wight, thee, and curse him that enrseth thre; in familiar to the reader. Lot dose and continuous. shot at, for an average of .9845, but Phil R. Milter, amateur from Dallas, Tex., America scored 26 victories, Great. aftd In the shnlt all families of thb found that while the land chosen Shreveport, La.; Outfielder 0. D. "Love,” it is said, "laughs ,t with an average of 9823, and W. H. Hecr, of Guthrie. Okla., with an average Britain 12 and France two in events New - Orleans; Outfielders earth he blessed. won fertile and productive, ita in­ locksmiths"—that is because th* w hen leading talent contested for of 9813, have outscored all other professionals, and others in the amateur Tucker, ■Ho Abram departed. ns the I.ord hart habitants were depraved. Lot con­ lovers are united in their cfTort t! Elon Lnnford and Bernie Acton, Ma •uoken honors, but this country's margin wns list show n corresponding advantage over their "pro" rivals. unto him; nnd Lot went with tinued a resident of Sodom, how­ break the lock. con, Ga.; Outfielder Henry Lavallie, But it is not * The scores and averages, of tne ten leading professionals and the ten him: and Abram was seventy nnd H»e not so decisive as these figures might ever, until its destruction 'w a s im­ laughing matter when two consrL Bridgeport. years old when he indicate, and considerably less so than leading amateurs: entious persons, equally religioui Those purchased were: Pitchers naran. PROFESSIONALS pending. . „ in 1922 when the Eagle left small And A brsm p a s s e d th r o u g h the A Few Righteous Men. find their convictions in irrecondL George Dumont and Van Karr, -At­ raged room for argument. Shot at Broke Avera Lot hi" brother*" son. nnd nil their Here Abraham’s benevolence ahlo conflict; and it is more seriou* lanta; Pitcher Fred Newberry, Ma John R. Toylor, Newark, O hio........ .9845 ...2000 .,,TOKUnIi lited States ____________________ gained clear-cut 1969 su b sta n c e thnl t h e y had Bothered, and again manifested itself; he begged still when the fate of innocent chU....5275 laurels In five branches of internation­ F. S. Tomlin. Glnaaboro, N. J. ....... had g o t t e n In .0802 con; Pitcher Olsen, Des Moines; the snuln t h a t t h e y 5171 Itnrnn; a n d they w e n t forth t o bo In­ thnt the city might be saved on dren with Hmltless possibilities U a l competition, Brtlain was triumph- J. R. Jahn. Long Grove, In. 4479 .9779 Pitcher N. Cullop, Omaha; Catcher to thn lond of C a n a a n : ond In to the condition that fifty righteous men wrapt up with tho fate of pt r Arvin, Indianapolis, ....1700 .9741 Martin Autrey, Austin, Texas., 1650 w it In four and France in one, through R. H............., ____ . . Ind. m -.............. lond of CnnaAn t h e y came. be found in the city. • When this re­ ents at war over, matters of faith Pitcher Adolfo Argueijo, of Cor­ Nile. Susanne Lenglen's supremacy in j •». Mowed finwkins, Ncw'llaven, Conn....... ....2670 .9722 2596 And A hrahnm p assed th r o tig h the quest was acceded to, h e . began to Abraham's wisdom was nowhen women's tennis. This country’s forces H. Clark, Alton, 111.........-........- ..... - .................. ....4870 .9720 sicana, Texas, Was drafted, while free lami 4734 u n t o th e p lne o of Hlehem. unto swept the fields in men’s tennis, box- i Boyd Duncan, Lucy, Tcnn.. ....7300 7091 .0713 agents signed included Pitcher Ben tb s p la in of Moreh. And th e C anaan- bargain with the Lord to secure a more manifestly sound than when reduction in the number of right­ he sought for Isaac a wife who ing, polo, professional billiards and i It. C. Mcents, Ashkum, III. ....4010 3888 .9605 Shields, Oakeridse College, N. C.; Ite w ns th e n In t h e land. A nd th o Lord a p p e a r e d u n to Aliram. eous men required. H# finally auc- could worship a t hi* aide. horsc-racing, while the Lion growled George Burt, Denvor, Colo. ...110 0 .9690 Pitcher Milton Gastin, Paterson, N. nnd 1060 M, I’nto t h y seed will I xWe In former lessons emphasis hoi victoriously in track athletics, court Rush Razee, Curtis, Ncbr. . ...2190 .9643 J.; Silk Six; Pitcher Hemy Swenson, this lfo 2112 a n d : nnd h u lld e d he nn a l t a r unto reeded in securing a promise that been placed upon tho strategic ad­ tennis; rowing and fencing. America the. city would be spared if as Cedar H u n t; N. Y.; Pitcher Lem tHe Lord, who n p p e n r e d onto him. AMATEURS i, also held an edge In golf, though Brit­ Piiil It. Miller, Dallas, Texas And t h e Lord snhl. Him 11 1 h id e front many as ten righteous men could vantage of Palestine as the center t 2505 ..2650 .9823 Owens, Washington, D. C.; Catcher A braham th.lt t h i n g which I d o ; be found, but even this small nurn from which religion could radiate ain regained some of the royal and W. H. Beer, Guthrie, Okla. ... Bernard Starr, Bnrre, Vt.: Shortstop ....2950 .9813 HboI uk t h a t A h ra h n m shall surely ber was wanting, and the fire fell to the nationa to whom the clviiiz*. u 2895 ancient prestige lost in 1922. Georgs Kedfom, North Carolina become n u rea t nn d m ig h ty n a tio n , and ....1650 1614 .9781 tion of the world wns to be cn. Most of tho battles of 1923 were A. B. Hnrris, Louisville, Ky. th e n atio n s o f th o ea rth sh a ll be nnd consumed the city. ....5905 .9709 State College; Catcher William Ma­ nil 1 5769 fought out' abroad, and proof of th ' F. M. Trooh, Portland, Ore. blessed In him? Lot and his family were rescued, trusted. ...2290 .9759 honey, former college player. 2235 r t «l o r f „ 7 „ c K r , ° j by W. R onf^M onJda, ? Iont. F o r I know him. th n l lie w ill corn, except his wife, who, looking back "The man and thc hour met" Pitchers Wilson nnd idingford were mnnd h i s children n n d Ids household ....7500 Warren, Chicago, 111. ... .9757 7318 and, according to a divine plan, the America is the fact that live of th is 1 to the accursed community, was ....7080 .9745 shifted to Dos Moines in the deal by af te r him. nnd th e y sh a ll keep t h e w«) punished by death—she was turned meeting was a t the right time and country's Invndlne ii'*j»r:-irntinns mni ■M. Aric, Champaign, 111., ........ j 6900 of the I.ord. to d o ju stic e mol Judue...1360 1321 .9736 which the Yankees obtained Pitcher m 'defeat in Britain! i In ‘three of these ; T• f* P ^ on‘ **r,i ’* ent; t h a t the L o rd may b r i n g upon into aepillar of salt. Lot's descend­ place. Olson, while Pitcher Spates nnd In....1000 .9730 973 (Copyright, 1923, by 1 instances Anv>ci^’. forfeited title s,1^i l ^’ Re'aacr» cans, in............. A braham th a t w h ic h he h a th spoken ants became In after years enemies Thc Republic Syndicate.) With Britts* IW-fifcl rc yachts recap -1Harvey Dixon, Oronogo, Mo....... ....2850 2766 .9705 fiolder Wight .were transferred to Atof tho Children of Israel. Inntn in the deal for Pitchers Du­ BY*1 WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. turing the British-American Cup by a , ThlB lesson presents another view A moral can bo drawn from the mont and Karr. decisive margin*, Yankee fencers los­ One of every 10. members of th« made to find a few righteous of the first great lender of the He­ effort ...___ ing the Robert M. Thompson trophy I faculty of the Pennsylvania State Co|. men in the city—enough to save it. ; In a series a t London; while Walter brew race. When *we considered him before. A few men enn save a town—any Icge is devoting Virtually his entire Hoover lost the historic Diamond It wns as as U thc exponent of one of town—if theyAtake theirrthn standu on time to research work. Thirty men oClills trophy whon he broke an onr ’ It was fJItl, .IJ. fnw mnn God’s Bide. A few men (tho word and one woman are investigating the greatest of the virtues, filth. and was beaten in the first heat of, AT THE M1LANE. Today we will consider other char­ is used in the sense in which problems on agricultural and indus­ the Ilcnloy rowing event, captured bv "Just Married." acteristic's. thnt united in fitting him women nre included), can save a trial conditions in Pennsylvania. Morris, an Englishman. * | An automatic telephone system state, a nation-or a world, provided ,Mrs. Johnnie Walker ...................... Yankee invaders also went down t o ; for leadership. (By R. L. Shipp) GoiI’h arm is around them and His will be installed a t Bclfnst which, .......................... Miss Georgia Clarke • defeat when Walter Kinselln, Ameri­ lie listened to thc voice of thc with its suburbs, now hns about 8,000 Second Stewnrd ...........Charles Colley Almighty and, lenvlng his country strength back of them. can chnllenger, was beaten by Georgo subscribers. Victoric Bcrtin .........Emilio Montrose and his kindred, journeyed toward Covey in a series for tho world’s pro­ Truth Is Invincible. Ship's Officer................... Joe Grossmnn a land which was promised to him, Truth has in it tho power to fessional court tennis title, while the Mr. U. Makepeace Witer ................. Although you may know much about combined Harvard-Yalc track team I Lakeland High is beginning to talk not a t the time definitely lo­ propagate itself; for those who stand Don’t look ns if tho baseball mag­ ................................ Joseph Lawrence but the farmer, most likely lie can teil lost a closely contested meet with O x-; cated. It required self-rclense as for the truth need not for one mo­ about the baseball stason already. nate;: will over underestimate a plny- Mrs. U. Makcpcucc Witer .............. ford-Cambridge. you more nbout yourself than you well na relinnce upon GoiL He was ment doubt its final victory. I t may .............................Elizabeth Rathbum willing to take thc risks involved There wns balm for thesu setbacks, The Dreadnoughts dvidently liavt er—but they certainly overestimate time, but with God "a would think. thorn, (t i3 reported that Chnrlcs Eb- F .................................. r ______ irst Stewnrd ...................... Davenport Jones and to hear tho hardships that require thousand years are as one day." irTvmhnfI.?, ,* r met *n.C*chic ly ^'r)?i!arY invading hosts with d .s- 8011,0 i .. designs - .. on the. state scholastic bets has oifered owners of tho St. Mrs. Jack Stanley....Dorotben Hnwnrd might come. He w ar a pioneer America’s greatest poet, William Louis Nntionals 8275,000 for Rogers j.Inek Stnnley .............;..... Fred James aster in this country. Amerlca’e in -' buntlnB fwr thc cominfr "ennonnnu developed the strength of Cullen Bryant, in "The Battlefield,” Hornsby, tho second bnremun. Pcrey J o n e s ................... Butler Hixon character door poIoisUt repelled nn English in -! c. r» . 7 7 T T rr. which tho environment has embalmed in words of wonder­ Robert Adams ..............Owen Martin of the pioneor vnsion early in tho yenr in n series o. I 1 etersburg Green Devils cultivates in those ful beauty the assurance that God Miss Roberta Adams ........................ matches, while* in thc outdoor game jevidently haven't enough football yrt. Understand, this is n report—nnd .............................. Sylvia DoFrnnkic who have the right material in given to those who fight upon His Yankee Army lour vanquished! After devouring plenty of turkey, the cash hasn't been brought to view ..................... M. Antoine lkem* . described , M > as aide: thc British Army team for liiu tho "mili TODAY nnd th other es-'-n-! ?'cl* V? tact ,thcro i'5 vory Ht-tlc use to Taxi Driver Experience may be ‘“ -i cranberry "Truth, crushed to earth, shall risoi Synopsis "f Scenes, WUI CM.* " n 1i bring cash to view ns Louis tflry chani))ion.ship,le“n\ find tht* Mcftdow i t* sauce i p l - i 1* n i* ■*■•■n *the **«j *-*.•*>•*-»itn no the miu St. uw uumn tho polishing that brings out the again; ACT I. Brook outfit rodn to victory in tho 11 Christman dinner, they ( fmmicierr. have refused to tall; about Th’ ctcrnnl yenrs of God nre her’s; Pier of tho Compagnic Gcncrnlo groin in mnn. Thc real character American championship, in which played and were defeated hy n hastily such a deal, Win. Fox Presents Transatlantquic. Bordeaux. France, of wood nnd stone is not always But Error, wounded, writhes in pain, three British u^grejratinns took part* I°w n lz c d Alumni of St. Pete. -------disccrnnblo when it is seen in thc And dies among his worshippers. nnd steamer LnFnycltc toward mid­ rough, but under the friction of nl n"oruu lr l l 'Vo oat 1 -ru v j, ^ i Luis Firpo v/ill have a much bettor "Yen, though thou lie upon the dust, three contents with American college’ The Now \o rk Tribune says: "Tom condition;-, under which ho will fight night. polishing tho beauties of the hard ACT II. When they who helped thee flee in atnnj in the Pennsylvania Relay Car- Gibbons Plans Forcing Dempsey Into Champion Dempsey, if ho fights him woods and of marble nnd granite fear, \ u CM ?ontlu.ercd Papyrus, the .Return Bout. Better not do thnt a t ail. Jim Jeffries will have the Scene 1. Showing DeLuxc No. 70, appear. Ahrahnm had thc fiber in Dio full of hope and manly rust, n r n i . I o r ,y Vnnncr’ ,n the 8109,- Tommy, J «ck nnght be in a bad hn- hard tnsk of rounding Firpo into the The following morning. him—he would not have been sel­ Scene 2. Promenade deck outside 000 international race at B e l m o n t t h i s tnm> when be steps in the kind of fighter who cun save himself ected for the work if ho had not Like thosu who fell in battle here. rnrg; an Oxford-Cnmbridgv rintf with you and where would you n-oni being knocked to the iloor five stateroom No. 70. la rk ; nn Oxford-Cambrid/re. tennis i'.nnir^vith "Another hand thy sword ahull wield,I NOTE—There,...wilt, lie a wnU,#f. had M-T?bdllM«JKFR)Y(unV«9 team; wnr,bt*«vi in-the intcrsBnWiAtd- bo ;than2 j tildes in a single.tolimii. i.n« "’ “AiR/thtV fih'fffl’ th'6 'AtnYMAHI WAfre; *f hVhardships added luster. iW efal hiimitl-a (/&'f\robn*Srenc6 T'AMd‘ championships and also in a matcli ---- ----Till from the trumpet’s mouth is The Necessity of Trial. 2 In Act II. with Harvnrd-Yalo. while British wo- L I>cnled We do not understand thc provi­ ACT III. men met defeat in both tennis and *,,e r®-°rd by rovern! nofublt*! p . . ; n /.n *n n f in „ „ L m _ golf invasions. Iinternational boxing matches. Chief 1 U n C e t O n L O a C Il 1 0 Snmc as Act II, Scene 2. Thc next dences of God until we discover The blast of triumph o’er thy grave.” that trial is a necessary part of n Tennis nnd golf witnessed probibly anieng these was the menace of the; R p t i r P F n H n f 1 Q 9 i night. Choosing a Wife. great life. We cannot say that n Time: The present. the keenest rivalry of nil. Araoriea’n jb’iunt Argentine, Luis Angel Firpo, to w c u ,c L J tr t , vbg vbb great life would he impossible cityunishcp , oshh team forces were victorious in both t1*51' world’s heavyweight chumpiouCharles Jones ns a prize fighter li PHILADELPHIA, I’a., Dec. 29.— “Junt Married,’ a honeymoon farce without trinl, Gut we know that no Another incident in tho life o f‘ Ynnkec golf amateurs retainin'* the defended successfully by Jack Walker Cun on British links after a I Dempsey only after a thrilling en William W. Roper will retire ns conch comedy by Adelaide Matthews nnd i great life has been without its Abraham deserves a word of corn-) a Knockout. Also Comedy and The time came, for Isaac, .................... will........................... be presented at........... the I trials. We measure greatness by inent. spirited fight, while the Davis nnd icounter. Eugene Criqui, French war of the Princeton football team at the Anna Nichols, Mutt and Jeff WiWghtman Cups, leading Lcimis tin- i llcr,,>RHcd the tricolor to glory by de- elo.ie of the 1921 season, he said Wed­ Milnne Thentur Wednosefay night, and 1tho temptations resisted, by the dif- his only son, to choose a wife. There were comely maidens among fkulties overcome, nnd by the pres Monday nnd Tuesday—Mrs. Wal­ phics, reposed on Uncle Sum’s trooliv >^roniuK Johnny Kilbanu ns world’s nesday. Pressure of his cnuncilnianic no doubt will entertain u large audi­ Li., i featherweight champion, but two and law business was given ns tho ence. The story lias been told In New orvntion of thnt which is precious thc tribes around about, but they lace Reid in "Human Wreckage'’ shelves nt the end of the season. The wore worshippers of idols. York nnd other big cities nnd has al­ in life. Davis Cup was successfully defended months Inter the gallant ex-poilu suc­ reason. with Special Orchestra. Abraham met nil the require­ Isaac's wife wns to be the ways been found amusing. After u against a record field of 17 challeng­ cumbed to the battering fists of John­ “I’m beginning to feel," said Mr. yenr in New York the comedy wa3 ments of a pioneer. He had mother of a uice that would ulti-! ing ntttions, with Australia making a ny Dundee. Jiingiy Wilde, game little Roper, who wus the only independ­ ■mat on the road and its clever line: vision — "For he looked for o city mately be numbered “as the sand gallant tight in the finnl contest and Britisher, came across to stake hm ent Republican elected to city coun­ and laughable situations arc appar­ which hath foundations, whose which is upon thc sea shore.' She t/orld’s ilyweiirht .crown in n match *>y n margin of four to one. Wight man Cuih , leading tennis tro­ with Poncho Villa, of the Philippines, cil at last month's election, “that I ently just what is desired by thc thea­ builder nnd maker is God.” He had must be worthy of r.ueh descend- 1 have been in the coaching business ter-goers. Differing somewhat in de­ courage; he shrank from no dan­ ants and, therefore, she must he n phy in competition for the ilrtst tim- but in- wns quickly beaten. In other international contests lung enough, nnd */ill he ready to tail from the usual farce of its type. gers; he made no compromise with worshipper of the living God. went to America's net stars who made a clean sweep of a series ,»f Charley Paddock, California sprinting step out at thc close of thc 1921 soa- "Just Married" duoH nut depend en­ idolatry; he carried aloft the ban­ Abraham selected a trusted serv­ matches with E n g la n d 's best nt For. Ict«r, won laurels in an intercollegiate nen. 4 might have been ready to re­ tirely open one scene for its drawing ner of monotheism, erecting his ant and sent him with instructions cat Hills. track meet nt Paris; Jay Gould, of tire this year, but did not feel like power, hut is entertaining throughout altar to thc One God, Jehovah, to, to select for Isaac a wife fr;yn Except for Mile. Lenglen’s trium ph« I'bilndelphin, Inet to E. L. Bnerlein, of getting out after such a season. Next the three acts and several scenes, A whom he offered his petitions nnd among the kindred of hia parents. Here occurred one of those many' over women players abroad during the ’ •’•’Klnnd, in the final round of un in­ year we hope to do much better nt capable company has been chosen L yielded his undivided allegiance. present "Just Married" nnd thin inHe was patient; his trust was unexpected little incidents — too' year, including .Mrs. .MoIla Mafiorv i G'nmtional loiininmcnt nt Paris, whili Pi inccton. the former American ciiampinn this American professional billiard stars ‘‘Strange ns it may seem, the men sures the putting over of tho bright absolute and he was willing to wult sinull nt the time and yet b o large country’s individual stars captured a Itlomon.--tra.tc«I their superiority over a t Princeton aie already starting to lines with just the proper shade of for the fulfillment of the promise in potency—thnt, linked together,' “Rebecca; maior share of golf and tennis events vXlu' r5' m" France, Belgium and Cicr- prepare for next season. Those de­ meaning nnd force. There is a hint made to him. Even when he wns form the Bible record. us to the development of the plot ear­ commanded to offer up his only nt thc Well,” the first woman upon William M. Johnston won both the I many in an international piny feats in the Harvard and Yale games ly in the evening, hut it doesn’t seem son—in whom alone there seemed whom his eyes fqll, was destined to An American model yacht van­ world's hard and grass court cham­ to put more fight in the men. to ho realized until very nearly time to be a" possibility of fulfillment of become the wife of lsua?. She was pionships on foreign soil, while Wil- quished its Canadian rival in a series repined the covenant made to him and to one of thc family that he woh seek­ iiam T, Tilden stood licud and nhoul- of races held at Montreal, but the In­ Wrestling nnd boxing will be taken tor the last curtain. ing, and he sought no farther. his seed—he never faltered. flcrK above on IntemuUonnl field in tho ternational Fishermen’s Schooner up by the numbers of the football “Just Married" introduces a young trophy, another ir.ediupi of Canndinn- squads, nnd once a week we propose couple starting on their honeymoon Though the son was a .gift to him She and Isaac fell in love nt first American singles championships. Tho Wightmnn trophy, women's tro- Amcr.'cun competition, remained un- to talk things over in a football way. from Bordeaux, going aboard ship in his old age from one who sight. She was a faithful wife; the ering its npefFfruit trophy, which had mvnrdtd when tin* Canadian defender, Spring fnotbnll practice will be re­ bound for New York. A friend of the seemed condemned to childless­ statement need not bo qualified,, been kept in the United States for two Blue nose, refused,to race its Ameri­ sumed on a larger scale than ever.", groom comes down to h o c him off— ness, his faith was unshaken. His even though there came n time Roper hns hecn coaching nt Prince- j and decides to go on the voyage. It-1 trust was rewarded, as God always when she conspired with her favor­ years by Jock Hutchison and Wultci- can rival, Columbia, after tho second Hagen. Arthur Havers, young Eag- race was nwnrdcd to the Yankee ton six years. has tickets that were given him hy rewards those who have thnt per­ ite son to secure the envied birth­ lishnina, wuu-Lhis -blue ribbon event schooner because the Cunadinn bout right; as the future showed, she a mnn and wife who hud decided not fect love which “castoth out fear.” bv U margin of a single stroke over pnsaed tli.- wrong side of a buoy. KXI’RESS RATE REDUCTION Abraham’s Desire for Peace. a hotter judge than her husband ns to sail that dny—and there is a mix Hagen. Other loading golf titles were Blucnose i .- I won the first race aiid ON FLORIDA PRODUCTS up in tho state rooms nnd all sorts nf Ahrahnm exhibited another vir­ to the relative virtues of her twin won by native talent on both sides, but also finished (lr.it in thc disputed heat. TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 29.— unconventional things happen. But tue that has received less attention sons. Francis Ouimet. Boston veteran, added Religious Harmony in Families.. He was unselfish Express rates on nil Florida citrus they nre not really serious, when than his faith. piory to America’s record by enptur We are net . mpeting for the Bok fruits, strawberries, pineapples nnd viewed in n sensible, morning after enough to give to Lot. his brother’s History has vindicated the wisOngo !prise, we are ing the historic St. Ccorge'a Challenge . - .... hut ................ - quite sure that a vegetables will he reduces! practically light, nnd the situations, white high­ son, what seemed to be a valuable dom of Abraham in emphuaizing Cap in England, and also reaching thei 'aw uutoioatu.illy man 13 1-2 per cent, effective February 21, ly amusing nre never cuch as to choice. thc value of religious harmony in .....................drafting ‘ . . every _ _____ semi-finals of the British amateur in~ the *' country hotween ‘ ' ** ages ' the of As they journeyed to Canaan, the household. No one can read 1924, according to information receiv­ make real trouble—although n most Nemo Self-RcRucing No. 33) 1 w! fl . %, I i ' 'V III l l f .1 1 m MM. . . . . . .I if tournament before being put out by 18 and <>5, including commissioned of­ ed by the state railroad commission. unconventional introduction brings carrying with them their cattle, the story of the Children of Israel is a real bargain. It ha* a low top Roger Wethered, who went on to win ficers of ihe army, at $.'IU a month, This reduction, it is stated, is a re­ about a very happy ending. herdsmen and servants, Ahrahnm without noting how often the mixand medium skirt. Madeindutthe championship. Gene Snrazen, with n claslc making n felony to sult of a recent decision handwl down nnd Lot found thut there was quar- ing of religions introduced discord, able pink or white could: she* former-American open champion, bag­ earn profits on any tiusincss aiiven- by the Interstate Commerce Commis­ in construction lines. veiling ns to range, pastures and not only In families but among the 24 to 36—and costs o*.iy $3X0. ged u minor British golf crown when ture from the date oi the declaration sion in a case in which the Florida privileges. This was not strange, whole peoples I f Tour dealer can't act U. **nd n*mr, Behring—Construction of new g!9,he won the Northern professional to tho signing of a peace treaty, railroad commission intervened on be­ tJteM, tile and $1. WV1I »»nJ iK*ccutrt. considering thc prosperity that had The marriage relationship is the tournament. 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In case of error The Herald will be responsible for only one incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for ,11 ,ubsequent insertions. The Herald office should be notified immediately in case of-error. PHONE 148 Ihr prompt and efficient service. BUILDING MATERIAL Carter Lumber Compnny Lumber and Building Material. N. Laurel St. Phone 665. • Every thing to build your homo Phone 135. Hill Lumber Co. Miracle Concrete Co., general ceIment work, sidewalks, building blocks, | irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwillefer, I hop. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE |FOR SALE—Bargain, five acres of land, close in. Box 117. |F0R"SALE—Or re n ta l 0 acres of c it­ rus land partly cleared, house and lather improvements. Address SanIfonl, 809 Magnolia Ave. |F0R SALE—One 10 acre lot three miles south of Sanford. Eureka IHammock—celery Delta. Address |Richard Stephenson, M. D., West anon, Inti. Igan [FOR SALE—Orange ' grove; terms; country: propfirijfc T J ritrjU a lty tE |fa)it SALE—Three desirable building lots loented on paved street, Iworth $1,000.00 each. Owner will | sacrifice* (or $2100.00. Britt Realty Co.___ [FOR SALE—Twp fine building lots, located on one of the best corners Jin Sanford, paving and side walks [both sides. At bargain. See Britt Realty Co. [FOR SALE—Five lots located on Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, Itach 50x130. Two of them corner [lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. [FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, ■100 trees, location on lake, twenty Iminutes from Sanford. A good buy | »t $d,5UQ, Terms, fcritt Realty Co. |S0R SALE—5 acres celery farm, tiled, all equipment, good location on hard road, close to town, a bar­ gain, terms. Britt eRalty Co. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—Make nnd sell my carbon remover. A good, clean, legitimate business; good profits. Charles Mc­ Daniels, Box 001, Homestead, Fla. 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WANTED—Customers to save Ford Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 purchase at Wight’s. New Year Cards Mi-Lady’s Shoppe. 5,10, 15 Cents, FREE tickts at the Herald office for Saturday show a t Mllane for Mrs. J. G. Dal). STRAWBERRY PLANTS-Seml $2.50 for 500 Missionary or Klondyko, larger lots at reduced prices. John Llghtfoot, E. Chattanooga, Tenn. HELP WANTED IT S EASY T O OW N YOUR HOME a* WANTED—Several laborers for saw WANTED to rent, small furnished mill work. Mill near Osteen; wages house from January 1 to May 1, $2.00 dsy. LatlmCr-Howell Lumber must be well located and have two bed Co._____________ j________________ rooms. State full particulars in roWANTED—Carrier boys to deliver nlv or sec Mr. Combs at Herald office. Buying Real Estate In Sanford is not a rich man’s game—it tho Sanford Herald in Sanford, Ge­ m m . a___________ __________ «t is for the man of modest income who wants to become inde­ neva and Oviedo. Write or see CirThe air is full of things. You pendent; for tho man who wants his home, a place his family culation Manager of Herald. shouldn't miss, Get a Radio. can point with pride to and say “That’s our home," WANTED—Newsboys to sell the Sanford Hcrnld on the streets of Start searching today for your future home among tho choice Sanford and Winter Park. Write or REGULAR meals «ervcd a t Tho Rcat Estate offerings In The Want Ad section. see Circulation Manager of the ; 'Pheonix, single meals, by the day Sanford’s foremost Realtors every day advertise their' best Herald, lor week. Try them. Advertisement. listings on the classified pages of The Herald. FISHERMAN WANTED — WHITE To reach all tho people effectively—leavo your Wand At at EXPERIENCED SEIN FISHER­ For quirk results use Herald The Herald Office. Phono us to send for it or phono it to the MAN—MEN WHO CAN TAKE A Want Ad Department. FULLMANS SHARE ON GREW. Want Ads. They are read by nearly COME AT ONCE. OH WRITE, A. everybody. ROSEN. KISSIMMEE. FLA. Washington, D, C., has been chosen If leaves below the water ljne are for tho summer meeting of the Na­ when putting flowers in tional Education Association. The AUTOMOBILES AND LOST AND FOUND removed vases, etc., they will live much longer. meeting will be held June 29 to July 5. . REPAIRS Use the Classified Page. LOST—Girls pockctbook probably ia Ten Cent store Monday. Rewurd if FOR SALE—Ford chassis, in good returned to tho Sanford Herald. running condition; 5 good tires, de­ mountable rims; $75.00. Seminole LOST—Bunch of keys—9 Yale keys anti others. Reward if returned to Poultry Farm. Route A, Box 206. A. P. Connelly to Sons. KENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak and Second St. Phone 3. LOST—White bull terrier, very short tail, answers to ‘the name of Bob. ^ P. A..MEUO Cards of Sanford’s RepatReturn to Express company and re­ General Auto Repairing ceive reward, able Professional Men, each t ._ __ Wight Bros. Bldg. Phono 394. You can find the name of of whom. In his chosen pro­ FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please call every live Husiness Man fession the Herald recom­ HOUSES^FOR RENT at the Herald office for same. In Sanford in thin Column mends to the people. FOR RENT—Room for rent, nicely LOST—Your opportunity to secure each day. furnished, adjoining bath. 203 free tickets to the Mllane Theatre, if Holly Ave. Phone 310. you fail to road these want nds each FOR RENT—Three unfurnished day. Two free tickets are given away rooms 314 Elm Avc. dally to the person whose name ap­ Schelle Maines FOR .RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri­ pears on this page. Read the want Sanford Novelty vate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Call af­ nds each day. LAWYER ter 5. Works FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ FOUND—Opportunity to buy n short — Court Hons« clusive residential section of Mi­ r/ava long distance Radio Uecciv* V. C. COLLER, Prop. ami. House is of concrete construc­ ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ General Shop and A! ill Work tion nnd contains three bed rooms, tion. IIof-Mac Battery Co. sleeping porch, complete tiled bath Fred R. Wilson A GARDEN TRAGEDY. Contractor nnd Builder with shower, large living roam, liv­ I used to love my gurden. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW But now my love is dead ing porch, dining room, kitchen and 517 Commercial Street First National Hank Building I found a bachelor’s button brenkfnst porch. Completely nnd at­ For In my black-eyed Susan’s bed. Sanford ■ Florida tractively furnished. Garage with A process has been patented In servant’s quarters. Large city lot with cocunnut trees nnd other tropical Great Britain for blending chalk with Wilson Welding & Radiator foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ carbonaceous material to form hi sub­ Works Elton J. Moughton sponsible party for winter senaon. stitute for coal for Household use. • ARCHITECT "If It’s Metal wo can weld It” For tourists thcro has been in­ Address Box 112 care Tho Sanford vented a steam cooker that screws In SANFORD, FLORIDA First National Herald. place on the radiator cap on an auto­ Sanford, FOR,1RENT—JnA.' lJt; 'onc'AtttovraftiM mobile and Is hciited" hy: -the car’s on 2nd St. and Ouk Ave., now oc­ water. cupied by A. & I*. Co. Apply Sanford LOST—Hunting coat, between the Motor Co. hard road to Geneva and the old A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 ““WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS Privatto place. Return < to the W. J. Thigpen With tho changeable weuther which Herald office and receive rewurd. Real Estate. I.cans and wo have at this centum of tho year Insurance Real Estate coughs and colds are very prevalent. s w o r n h i l l o f c o m p l a i n t t h a t t h o d e ­ Phone 18 101-8 Magnolia Avc Be p-o".*ired for thorn. Have a bot­ f e n d a n t s a b o v e n a m e d . If l i v i n g o r In FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance tle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR l e g a l e x i s t e n c e , u r e p ; n d e p a r t i e s d e ­ COMPOUND handy, and with the f e n d a n t h e r e t o , uiol, If d e a d , o r l e g a l l y first sign o ' n cough or cold take a e x t i n c t , t h e d i v e r s a n d r e s p e c t i v e h e i r s , e s , d ev isees, su ccesso rs, liq u id a ­ STEWART the Florist does and prevent a serious ailment. gt orrasn, t ea m i a ll o th e r c la im a n ts of a n d u n ­ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM- d e r a l l o f s a i d p a r t i e s d e f e n d a n t a m R. C. M A X W E L L Flowers For All Occasions BOUND has been the standard family a l s o m a d e p a r t i e s d e f e n d a n t t o s a i d .Meinhern Florists Telegraph De­ Real Estate cough remedy for over 35 yenrs, b illA NoDf rIto mf up rl ut hl ne lr; a p p e a r i n g f r o m s a i d livery Anaociution and bringing prompt relief nnd when s w o r n lilll o f c o m p l a i n t Mini t h e r e a r e l’hono 2G0-W Insurance once used you will never be without p e r s o n s I n t e r e s t e d In s u l d l a n d s o t h e r 814 Myrtle Ave. th an the d e fen d a n ts herein ab o v e it.__ Sold everywhere.—Aciv. SANFORD, FLORIDA n a m e d , no il w h o s o n a m e s a m i p l a c e s of bOR SALE—Nice lino of Bibles for Sunday School and home use. Mobley’s Drug Store. Hopkins Shoe Shop Work Guaranteed. ________ 300 E. F irst St. Permanent wave, oil steam process. Reduced rates until Xmas. Marinclb Shop. Phono 193. BABY CHICKS: I*INEBRKK2e “ BABY CHICKS: Pincbreetc( White Leghorn Chicks are bred from pedigreed mules ami trapnested hens. Eggs perfectly hatched by modern In­ cubators. Vigorous chicks, true to strain, $20 a hundred; $180 a thous­ and. Immediate deliveries. Order “better baby chicks” from Pinobrcezc Farm, Callahan, Florida.__________ SAUSAGE for sale—Pure pork sau­ sage Hmoked with onk wood, 35c. lb., postpaid. No order ncccptcd for less than 3 lhs. Satisfaction guar­ DOLL CARTS, wagons, wheel goods anteed. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, for tho children. MILLER & SON. Gn., It. F. D. No. 0. BABY CHICKS—S. C. Reds, Barret Phono 0. Rocks. White and Silver Wynn BARLER oil Heaters. MILLER & dottes, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C Heavy egg producing SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. Ancones, strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, and Phone 9. utility matings. Custom hatching. When in need of tractor work, new Write today for prices. Sunny aide or old land, or harrowing, write Jones Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fin. & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla.’ Box FRESH supply o7 pepper, tomato and eggplant seeds. L. Allen Sood 26. Phone 2111.______ • Co. Phone 248. 1fAllDY Australian Pines, stand 10 HOUSES-FOR SALE degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Beach, West Palm Bench, Fla. FOR SALE—Attrractive, modern j FOR SALE — DeSoto paints and bungalow, a t-1103 Onk Ave.______ varnishes at Sanford Novelty FOR SALE—House and Inrge lot in Works, cole agents. 154-tfc Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueborries Britt Realty Co. and blackberries—all varieties suit­ FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ able for home and commercial plant­ ing lots. All sections of Sanford. ing. longest nurseries. Vigorous, Britt Realty Co. well rooted plants insure good early FOR SALE—Bungalow( oIose; in.on profits. For full information nnd Il­ Palmetto Ave., $4266.00, terms. lustrated catalog No.' 9, write South­ ern Adapted Nurseries, nnrtow, Fla Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun­ well rendered and much enjoyed by galow, all improvements, located the large audience. on Palmetto Avenue, at a bargain. FOR * SALE—Egry Cash Register. See A. II. Hamrick, Piggiy-Wiggly Cost $60 when new. Will sell cheap. Store. Inquire at Hanford Herald office. FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for erty on First Street. Britt Realty setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Co. Ellsworth. Benrdall Avenue. San­ 83-tfp FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5 room ford. Phono 3303 bungalow with sleeping porch, on Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First St. $3500.00, small payment down, SEED POTATOES bniance like rent. Britt Realty Co. REAL ESTATE WANTED—Second hand money draw­ WANTED er. F. P. Rines, 105 Palmetto Ave, Spalding Rose Flour and Bliss Triumph In Bags or WANT to hear from owner having APARTMENTS Bushel Boxes. Good for table farm for sale; give particulars ami use also. lowest price. John J. Black, Chippewa FOR RENT Falls, Wisconsin. FOR RENT—Comfortable down­ CHASE & CO. stairs two-room apartment. Apnly PHONE 536. c o m p l a i n t filed n n d e x h t t d t c d In t il l s 206 East Third Street; or, New Era c au se a g ain st you th at you. nnd each Printery.___ of y o u . o r th o se c la im in g by. t h r o u g h or u i n l u r y ou. a s h e i r s . . d e v i s e e s , a r u n FOR RENT—Furnished 2 or 3 room t.-ps, s u c c e s s o r s , o r o t h e r w i s e , h a v e o r apartment, 301 W. 5th St. Phono c la im to h a v e s o m e I n te r e s t In n r to “ DRESSMAKING" —Plain and- fancy~«lrcs«making, al­ terations. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W. Expert Typewriter cleaning nnd re­ pairing. Unit ti. S. Pond, phone 225 6th St„ phone 444. or Peoples Bank. 170-tfc. Fifty acres of truck crops were planted during the lust week by White G. F. KING, welfare worker—De­ Springs growers for the dehydrating spite the tremendous progress made plant ut Lake City. in the control of infant mortality there are still many thousands of Im th e Cl m i l t C o u r t . S r t r i i l h J i i i t l r l n l hahies throuout the country who die f I r r n l i o f F l . i r h l n . In nu ll ( o r H»hi I n olr C o u n t). In • l i n u r r r ) . . each year from wholly preventable t'nmp Xio. S3T. H a r r y P . K e n t . C o m p l u t n a n t . causes. The old idea of society was to cure disease. Tho present idea is F l o r i d a L a n d >1 C o l o n i s a t i o n C o m p a n y . L im ited, a c o r p o ra t io n , of E n g la n d , 10 prevent it. The future idea, which e t a l „ D e f e n d a n t s . 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If lie he d e a d , n i l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In te re s ts u n d e r s a id W illia m A l e x a n ­ d e r l l i i c h a n u n . n s L i q u i d a t o r o f sa i d F l o r i d a '1.14n d ,fc C o l o n i s a t i o n C o m p a n y . L im ited , d e c e a s e d , o r o th e r w is e . In (he p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d In th is s u i t unit h erein after d e sc rib e d ; T o a ll o t h e r l i q u i d a t o r s of s a i d F l o r ­ ida L a n d A C o lo n izatio n Com pany. L i m i t e d , w h o s e n iiiiiv s a r e u n k n o w n , a n d w h o c l a i m l u t e r e a t s In t h e p r o p ­ e r t y I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t a n d h e r e i n ifte r describ ed : To a ll ollu -r p a r ti e s , w h o s e n a m e s a re u n k now n , cla im MNs u m any r uiin g Il inUl eerrreM n dl e r uny of t h e i m r t l e a h e r e i n a b o v e n a m e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , ill t h e p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d III Ibis s u i t a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; tlltE E T IN H : I t a p p e a r i n g f r o n t t h e s w o r n I d l l of t h e l a n d s I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , t o - w l t : T l m l c e r t a i n , p iec e, p a r c e l o r t r a c t of l a n d s i t u a t e , l y i n g n n d b e i n g In t h e C ity o f Sanford. S em in o le C ounty, F lo r id a . m ore p a rtic u la rly d e sc rib e d as fo llo w s, to - w lt; lle g lm iln x u t the p o i n t o f I n t e r s e c t i o n o f t h e S o u t h lin n of C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t w i t h t h e F a s t l i n e o f H a n d A v e n u e , liotli In t h e C i t y of S a n fo rd , S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a, r u n n i n g th en ce S outh a lo n g tho F u s t l i n e Ilf salil H a n d A v e n u e l u t . 2 ( c e l ; t h e n c o E a s t , p a r A l le l w i t h t h e S m i t h l in e o f C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t , lmi f e e t ; t h e n c e N orth, p a ra lle l w ith th v F a s t l in e o f I tslu l A v e n u e , l o t . 2 f e e t t o t h e S o u th l in e of C o m m ercial Street; t h e n c o W e s t a l o n g Hi*- S o u t h l i n e of C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t , 100 f e e t t o t h e p o i n t o f b e g i n n i n g , b e i n g t h e l a n d s In a ll I n s t a n c i s h e r e i n r e f e r r e d t o ; A N 11 It f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s a i d s w o r n h ill »f c o m p l a i n t H in t t h e p l a c e s o f r e s i d e n c e of n i l o f y o u a r e u n k n o w o, a m i t h e c o m p l a i n a n t d o e s n o t k n o w , nnd h a s not b e en a b le to a scertain , w h eth er th e d e fen d a n ts a b o v e n a m e d , a n ti b e l i e v e d b y t h e collip l t t l n u n l t o h e I n t e r e s t e d In s a i d p r o p ­ e r ty . u rn dead o r alive: A N D It f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m s a i d BUSINESS DIRECTORY resid en ce a r e u n k n o w n : ANTi It f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g t h a t r e ­ l ie f Is p r a y e d f o r . in a n d by s a i d b ill of c o m p la in t, a g a in s t all of th e p e rs o n s h c rrln u h o v o n am ed nnd re fe rre d to; N O W , T H E R E F O R E . You a n d e a c h ., ev ery n nd a ll of you. a n d a ls o a n y ami a ll o t h e r p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e o r n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n n n d w h o m a y lot I n t e r e s t - 1 cil In t h e p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d In t h i s suit, nm l h e re in a b o v e describ ed , or w h o c lu lin a n y r i g h t, t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t t h e r e i n , b y , t h r o u g h o r u n d e r a n y of th e p a r tie s o r persons h ereinabove n a m e d o r r e f e r r e d to, o r o t h e r w is e a re h e re b y n o tifie d a n d re q u ire d , each, e v e r y a m i a l l o f y o u . t o lie a n d u p p e a r b e f o r e o u r sa lil C i r c u i t C o u r t , a t the S em in o le C o u n ty C o u rt H ouse, a t S anford. S e m in o le C ou n ty . F lo rid a , on M o n d a y , t h e s e v e n t h . la y o f J a n u a r y , A. I), 1931. a n d t h e n a m i t h e r e f u l l , d i ­ rect. p e r fe c t a n il co m p le te answ er m a x e t o t h e b i ll o f c o m p l a i n t filed a m i e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e ; o th e r w is e , d e c r e e s pro cn llfu ssn w ill be e n t e r e d u p a g a i n s t y o u a m i e a c h of you. I T IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . T h a t t h i s O r d e r o f C i t a t i o n b e p u b l i s h e d In th e "H anford H erald.” a new spaper p u b l i s h e d In HunT onl. S e m l n o l o C o u n t y , F lorida, o nce each w eek for e ig h t c o n ­ se c u tiv e w e ek s. W I T N E S S n . y h a n d n m l t h e s e a l of o u r s a l i l C i r c u i t C o u r t o n t il l s H u h d a y of N o v e m b e r , a . H 1921. (Seal o f c i r c u i t C o u rt of S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a .) (SE A L ) E. A. l o lU H L A S H . C lerk of th e C ircu it C o u rt of ih u Sevc l i t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a In nm l fo r S e m in o le C o u n ty . B y : a . M. W e e k s . t>. r . L o u ie W. S t r u m . S o lic ito r nm l of C ounsel for th e C o m p la in an t. J a c k so n v ille , Florida. I I - 1 0 - 1 7 - 2 1 - 1 2 - l - > - 1 5 - 2 2 -2 9 -1 -0 -9 1 0 BRINGING UP FATHER A N ’ 1 CAM’T -b L E E P V I T H THAT , RACKET! <0 MN . R A D IO _D O LL 3 !HOUSES FOR RENT I ^UE*b3> S H E 'L L KEEP T H M UP F O R A C O U PL E O F H O U R ‘S - ^ BUT MOT O O N N A fc K E E P M E --------, u p : ^ ------- Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62 ------ Sanford, Fla. Phone 49S PURELY PROFESSIONAL MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Orson Studio: Room 225, M eisch Building I’hone 498 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling Storage S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder San ford ,................. ............ Flu. W. A. HOBBS, M. D. Hp»clallzlng In H cn ltn U r i n a r y Dlaeunc* a n d g y n e c •d ug y — eliru n le a k in and b lo o d d lltllH I F e m a l e Dlacnxea a n d R h e u t n a t l a m H anford ----------------------------- F l o r i d a O F F I C E no I F I R S T NATIONAL. HANK IIUILDINO SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get nn George A. DeCottes Abstract before buying property Attorney-nt-Lnw Over Seminole County Hank Sanford------------------- - Florida E. A. Douglass, Pres. READ Life With Maggie” By Jiggs Appearing Daily E!xcwhere in thia Newkpaper WANT ADS Will Mjkc Money Fot You l’ut Them to Work 0 1924 nv I n t x FcATunc S ervice . I nc � 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, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Lowest Tlrtap. hud ulffct of On Cwmtry’i V e g i ( a b l e 3 « c t l |0 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES 9ANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1923 78 NUMBER 283 SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS VOLUME V IS 67 YEARS OLD CELEBRATES H I S 6 7 T HB T R T H DAY No Special Demonstration Or Celcbration la Made During . . The Day. Resignation of Cabinet Following At tempted Assassination of Prince ' Regent la Pfem atare WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Woodrow Wilson Is 07 years old today, but there -were no celebrations or dem­ onstrations to break the quiet routine of his home. The former president spent the day much in the same manner that ho passed his time in recent months. He continues his program of rest varied with frequent automobile ride* In the country. The former president was born 07 years ago in 1805 in Staunton, Va. ( n r T h r A ax o rla lrtl P r e s s ) ' FOREIGN GOVE R N M E N T INQUIRY INTO MATTER ' GUERNSEY PAYS AN OFFICIAL VISIT TO] CONGRESS PROBES THE SANFORD CLUB Hundreds of Prominent Officials TOKIO, Dec. 28.—In view of de­ velopments growing out of the a t­ tempted k^aasinntion Thursday of reneral Rafnd Buelna . Are Said To Re Involvedlot* Prince Regent Hirohito, the latter has mantis Rebel Forcw That Are 8. Kendrick Guernsev, district gov­ ' In BIr Scandal requested members of the cabinet to ( ! 1y T l i e An«tM-lntr<l P r e s s ) ernor of International Rotary, was the Responsible For continue in office for present and MEXICO CITY, Dec. 28.—The principal guest of the Sanford Rotary they are expected to Tetire before I Ilf Tho AMMlilfS PrrM l M eikau senate Thursday ratified Club ut its luncheon Thursday noon. WASHINGTON, Dee. 28.—The meeting of the diet on January 20. Am.related rre*«> the speeial untied stales Mexican Mr. Guernsey "Relighted the RotnrPolish minister Friday conferred Mach in Public Bye. Claims convention and the general inns with an interesting and inspir­ at length with third annuitant CaHenMand bis entire staff and claims convention ns a frhole also The Prince Regent Hirohito has ing nililress on Rotnry principles nnd secretary of state Wright .la con­ of cavalry have been taken prtaapproved. been in the public eye in Japan con­ ideals. He paid a /tribute to the nection with the liquor th at police by the revolutionary Jorces, ocConsideration of the general con­ siderably during recent months ns n splendid work thnt the organization tried to seize a few daya ago S , g to a .tatament Issued Thura- vention, however wns postponed. result qf his. work in directing re­ wns doing as nn international bod" and around which controversy la S y night at revolutionary headquart- Article nine in it hus elicited con­ construction after the earthquake. He Former President Woodrow Wilson nnd of the Sanford club for Rs worl revolving. Hla visit followed siderable imposition on grounds it Ians to wed on February G. Princess! is celebrating his 67th birthday birthduy to­ toin this city. a request from his home govern­ discriminates in favor of Aemricans. Si1 day. The former president's heulth asako Runj-No-Miya. " r h "S » u , Pr "Service above self* wiy the orin-: ment for information nn the sub­ !«.. Rafael Buelna, of Gen. Eatr«a» » Mirohito, eldest son of Emperor; *)"» improved much latelybut despite ciple for which Rotnrinns stnnd, he ject. • „ WASHINGTON, Doc. 28.—The Am­ Yoshihito, was proclaimed crown i V 1* fact no special celebratldnor said, and thnt spirit should prevail prince in 1012, nnd was appointed re-dem onstration attended his birthday, erican minister nt Tegucigalpa has within every member wherever ho WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Con­ been instructed to inform the presi­ gent in November, 1021, on'account1 may he nnd in whatever task he .may gressional attention to Washington dent of Honduras nnd responsible o f­ of the illnes of the emperor. ... „ bootleg conditions with special conaldoing. Work Ih To Re Rushed—Will Cost beMr. r f S J l . o f ■» important triurnph on ficials of that government that the Another youth, who was with the Guernsey expressed delight nnd deration of the latest rum ring scan$80,000—Other Business •ha western front, where tne revo United States regards with disfavor assailant of the prince regent this' pleasure at being nhle to be present dal involving a list of many hundred Transacted. lutlonary. General Buelna was de- any attempt of a government to per­ morning was arrested later. nt this meeting to sec such a show nllegcd customers and of diplomatic irom the column! o f ; Gen. petuate itself in power except by ac­ • Following the attack, it was learn-! of enthusiasm and interest as was liquor stocks, appeared certain Ttaqiwcepted constitutional processes. The dny. Representative Newton, Repub­ ed that the prince regent has l>een Partial plnns for tho .Installation manifest. Enrique Estrada to the Obregon forces, who. from Mich- communication was sent by the de­ under lican, Minnesota, addreued letters to recently, owing ______ heavy bguard ui _ of the city sewer system an provided Other guests of the club were: Hughes, Commissioner oacan, menaced the flank or tae partment ns n result of the disturbed to rumors which have been in circula­ * for in the recent bond election, were Joseph McCormick, Hnrry Leu. Wil Secretary rrvolutionariee and were adraacing situation in Honduras incident to the tion here that Koreans were con­ Itluir, of the internal revenue bureau presented to the City Commission “s'exton Johnson'," Vernon •long the railroad to Irapuato. •* presidential election. spiring to assassinate him. (its meeting Thursday afternoon by H(mm Will n rnnch of Orlnndo. John nnd Commissioner Oyster, of tho Dis­ “Gen. Buelna completely routrel Summary of Instructions. »CiU Engineer J. F.. Craig. Lloyd of Wikes-Harre, Pa., nnd M. F. trict of Columbia, asking the facta Owing lo the almost unprecedented the fcderalUts commanded by Gen. in the bootleg case. At the snme time, the department feeling which is running high here | The sum of $80,000 is to be spent on i Robinson thin city. Uxaro Cardenas, taking him pris­ comunicnted to its representatives in nnd conflicting Reports which are Diplomatic Ilooie Exempt. W. Knllrtit. pro.lilynt of tho Police und revenue agents in this oner, together with his staff and the other four central American re­ extant, police nave threatened to sup­ 300 of hU cavalry. The remainder of publics a summary of its instructions press newspapers publishing news of case, which has resulted in the ar­ the federal column wont over to the to Minister Morales at Tegucigalpa, tho incident until an official state­ N EG R O E S IM PLICATED IN work on it. Further plans for t h e 'l f l , e rest of 14 persons alleged to V t ™ ! *u.. - of thYsower i...» min lu. ' gavel over to 'Edwr.nl Higgins, who be connected with n bootleg organ­ ;-----remainder intern wUl'be1 *»«• L A TEST ARRESTS and expressed the hope that nothing ment has been issued. r*"This triumph leaves completely would develop in or between the five _____ Isubmitted by Mr. Craig nt a iater 1,n'* ^h.irgi of thi entertainment fen ization. attempted to seize stocks of free the ndVanco of the revolutionary republics which would disrupt the con­ liquor in nn apartment but were Hughes Congratulates on Escape army of Gon. Estrada and this Is be­ cord reached by them at the confer­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Receipt prevented when Dr. V. Sokolowski, lieved to be the principal reason for ence hold here several months ago. Mr. secretary of the Polish legation de­ t v e i l n u u v i i U U l l I to Mr Williams so thnt this city muy (irred by George Rrockltahn. by the state department of advices the withdrawal ot the Obregon ___ have the ndvantngo of a new system Robinson was called upon to give his clared it was his nnd claimed immuni­ The department recently instructed tho American embusay in Tokio! toreos for San Marcos at Aplzaco, Minister Morales to repeat also to from side of the famous beef control of ty from seizure. reporting the ntteniptod ussussinn-1 Rubbers Are Snid To H a v e of "BWCr"- , . • * - of* Representative ".pi which was announced yesterday. 1861 wherein lie was accused of try­ “The 'letter New­ the Honduran authorities the rep­ tion of Prince Regent Hirohito wns I The commissioners authorized the A general advance on Apiznco and resentations sent them when the followed Immediately by the dispatch Broken Into Unjon Pharmacy city manager to make n survey of the ing to collect for .'10 b a n d s of beef ton_________ to Secretory Hughes ,concludes: „ H . delivered to the Union Army. His "One hears repeatedly about how Pueblu ha* been ordered from here presidential election situation first ap­ of cablegrams city and nil buildings encroaching on humorous from Secretary And Made Away With to prevent Gen. Obregon from mov­ peared to threaten trouble in that Hughes to the Tokio talk depicting the difficul­ private individuals are enabled to government ex-, streets or alleys be ordered moved ing troops to the western front. ties encountered In .putting.. a claim | recoup J-eccup their own stock of liquors Valuables country. In thut communication Sec­ pressing gratification thnt the prince, back to the property line. thrcviirh government channels, olicitcd fr,(m diplomatic souices. It seems retary Hughes suggested that the had escaped the attem pt upon his. _. , ’I*,e Clnimlasioq also voted to in- muc), upp|ausc at its conclusion. i to me that every effort should be Rebels to Attaek Tampico. Honduran government take steps to life. The Sanford Police Department crease the number of wells to b e ------------------------- made to prevent this. Further, when WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—An at­ the end that the elections might be Thursday night added four more nr- driven for special fire protection. t p r n m : m »n 4- D „ n U r n f NT there is evidence thnt this is being tack by Mexican revolutionary forces conducted in un orderly manner nnd there ought not to be nny nny hes* on Tampico within a week wns fore: protection be afforded the voters Official Announcement rents to the number already made in was announced that already live wells i I U H l I I l t 111 DtAIInxM 111 r> . ronection with the series of robberies have been finished und with the dccis- V H r n n s D p n H I n R a n k ' ituUnn^whn'tever about sending the cast in 'an official communique of against nny nttempt to intimidute have been occurring in this city ion of the commissioners several more! 1 * 1 J m P s J / e a u i n D a n K diplomatic representative back where Says Dixmude Is Lost thut the dc la Huerta group received here them or to hamper them in the free during the past few weeks. ' will be drilled by Contractor F. Joseph , -------- ; he came from.’ Thursday from Vera Crux. •xerciso of rights to vote for candid­ Will Write Another. The four arrested Thursday night | R“chn* ............................ i «o P n . The comunique, dated December ates legally in the field and of their ( D r T h e A u o f l i t M P rrm i) all negroes nnd included one A plat of Lake View Park waa Nr.w YORK. Dec. 2$.—Iiryan L ( Commissioner .............. ....... Oyster, ----, -----—. afte r draft26, follows: , own choice. PARIS. Dec. 28.—Official announce­ were negro woman named Kiln Screven. *ubmitted to tho commission for ap- Kcnnelly, prominent realty operator inK a rc)1|y to Representative New"General Figueroa, reporting on ment Friday said that the dirigible The others were Sylvester Davis until Pr°v»l. It was ordered to lie placed! and first vice preiident <■( the Ilarrito him nnd making known the capture of Puente Ixtla, in the Dixmude had been lost at sea. The two negroes known in police circle! !n_^c ‘-'Hy Pjnt book. JV *!1 } *'D ,4l? ra VU M V * dr‘’Pi"‘d dead jts contcnts to the press, decided he state of Morelos, about 50 miles body of Lieut. Grenadan, commander The Park Commission was requoit- rridny au h u . office in liank. Ho w as.wi)l1|,| m,t nend R.* .■Hojaa|d,ho would south of Mexico City, on the 22nd 1 has been found in Sicilian w sU ts.- - j, as "Tuto Dutk. Fifty und Churo-Colu cd to submit n report within n few 58 year.i old. >write another reply to the Minnesota Instant, states that the enemy garri­ The DIkTnudu was the largest milii.iJini." days regarding the sites selected f o r. "• ' • ' —rr:~ •• rrenresentativ* tomorrow, bul dkl not son ut thnt place composed of 400 taru aifsbip.in the world. The Shen-j- ]t is alleged thnt Dnvi* and “Two"1 tho municipal athletic lirltl ami fair Q A n l D f l D n 17 A M i l I I 7 C ir.dicale what the llnture of it would ■men, w a r tlaftalad'W ith'many casu­ nfldonh, American dirigible coming Buck Fifty" are the parties who en­ grounds. _____________ _______________ ____ alties. Forty prisoners were taken next. She had fifty officers and men tered the Union Pharmacy on F irst l.i -bln letter to tho commissioner ami much war material; also two uboard when she took to thp air De­ Street on Wednesday night and stole ( t l r T h e A a a n r l a t r i t I’ r r s t ) Mr. Newton asked for information trains. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-Flrc cember 18. toilet articles, cigars, cigarettes, can -1 ns to what efforts have l»een mado The armed transport Coahuila wns fighting fire prevention form but i dies and other goods to the amount of to find out whether or not the* list recently pursued by the federal gun- a small and part of n forest ranger’s over $100. A handsome maunicuring of alleged purchasers "won recov­ l)i.at at Progreso in the pacific, and uties, it is pointed nut at headquart set valued at pproxinrately $10 was Sanford families in poor and destit­ ered, by whom, and who turned It the latter having a superior urnm- »rs of the California district of tho ute circumstances were made happy over to the intelligence unit." also stoken, it was said. nient, the Coahuila sought refuge in States forest service. with gifts of groceries, clothing und Elmer Irey, chief of the inttflligeneo the harbor of Acnpulo, Fort San United The other two negroes were arre st­ “Time was,” said a ranger who other useful presents on Christmas corps of the internal revenue bureau, I)ieto, which protects the entrance, works ed in connection with the affair us in one of the California nationDay, it liecuinu known Friday. reiterated Thursday that the muchhaving long range artillery, prevent- il parks, “when if u fellow could being receivers of stolen property. Robert Deane, chairman of n special discussed list was not in tlus hands ‘ pursui»lt. ed further •vrnngie horses nnd throw p ilinniond When the officers searched the committee from, tho Kiwauis Club, of the bureau, lie did r.ay thnt some Juarez and Loredo Cut Off. ( I l 7 Tin* A u M i r l n l r i f I ' m * ) hitch he had about all the necessary house, according to Chaff of Police .nlatcd that the gifts were made pos­ names of supposed customers were "Since yesterday Juarez nnd Lnr lunlifientions to hold down the job of NEW YORK. Dec. 28.—Captured sible by donations of $50 each from known Williams they found almost nil of to his men. .•do have been cut off from railwuy -nnger. But no more. on the tip of keen-eyed employ­ With the close of the city registrn- the articles in question. Some were the following four organizations: communication with the interior. “Mine is un orilinnry-sized forest tratlon books but four dnys away Init found in Davis’ room in n boarding ment ngent, Frank Benner, alimt Klk«. Kiwunis, Rotary and Knights The oil region in northern Vera Cruz iistrict, about 200,000 acres of rough £(,w 0VI,r voters have tnullified for house while other uritcles were found Collins' und Carleton, claiming to nf the Ku Kitix Klnn. Farley Asks Nomination I* slowly coming under the domina­ nountnlnou* country, mostly timberconiimr bond election which will in the possession of the other three », w ar veteran, today was al­ This sum of $200 was enough to 1n tion of the revolution, while troop* ed, but with some grazing land, min­ the coming leged by the police to hnve connegroes. . . . | supply 125 families with Christmas lo Big Job Withdrawn in the Isthmui of Tehunntepc^ re ing, water power sites nnd quite n be held on January 11. fersed that lie nssnuited and m“H r hw r salt, Mr. Deane,. Mrs. Helen The election will be held to determ­ Other stolen articles snid to hnvo gion are in dally contact with those ol number of summer homes and free ' Morse and Miss Virginia Smith were tnr Thr 'tiaiirlilfil ITrMl ine whether the voters are in favor been given out by Davis to his friends dered Miss Kstellu Pliilllips in the imposition government under the jublie camps. WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Edward command of Bravo Ixquierdo. »"tnskets l a ^ ' oorf 0 *,,^,0 ' ' i| , Jtrlhution uf the "Right now the best part of my of floating bonds in the sum of $1)20.- as Christmas presents.have not been wKki“ a ^ h e '^ a tta c k il Mrs. toon an" anil presents, Mr. P. Farley, chuirniun of the shipping "General Maycottee has executed .vork is bundling timber saierj as I've 000 for the erection of water, lights .................................. located yet but the police believe that Mitchell, a nurse in a hospital in 1 of 100,1 a predetermined plan resulting ir jot a gang of lumbermen cutting gov- and gas plants and for the erection of they will bo able to recover all of the Chestnut Hill section of Phila­ Deane further said, and their eo- board nnounced after a conference is deeply nppreeiated by all Thursday with President Coolhlge that effective defeat of n fiying col­ rnment timber on my district. I have a city halt. them. delphia, torturing her so thut she operation he had requested the executive to four orgunizutions. umn of Obrcgonistu troops, which o know all the trees and what they re Approximately 1.500 voters are reg­ Chief of Police Willinms said F ri­ still ia an invalid. withdraw lit;, nomination us n com­ he keeps moving from one front ta rood for; how to cruise und estimate istered on the city books, it was point­ day thnt the negroes have mndo a Dutcctivus were trying tonight missioner of tlte hoard now pending another. In the central part of thi •he stand; how to mark green timber ed out Friday but of thqt number confession of tho crime, Davis nnd to connect their prisoner with the before the senate, nnd that upon its republic, and which forms only non- ’or cutting under forestry rules; nil only a few over 100 voters have paid “Two-Ruck Fifty" stating that they murder und mutilation of pretty withdrawal he would resign u* chair­ eleus of his forces which are mas­ ibout scaling cut logs. I must boo their 102.1 poll tax The payment ' h 8tort, about u Ream Hoxic, 17, in New York in man of the board, which office ho ters only of tho soil on which they •hat the brush is piled und burned, and Fehruary, HHO, und with similar now fills by recess appointment. stand. ;hat the young trees left for n (uture a* was pointed out in u s t a t e m e n t m to havo confessed crimes reported in a half dozen | Formal Resignation Soon. "General Ccsear Lopez continue crop are not injured or destroyed. made by Mayor Forest Lake a cities by a mail answering the •lays ago.* to complicity in the crime also. • % , Mr. Farley indicutcd that tho pres­ his udvunce against Tampico, which “Next conies supervision of cattle prisoner’s general description. ident would ueeedu to his request he will probably attack within ind sheep grazing. A ranger is sup Up until Friday morning Tnx Col-! Orlando Thier Is Caught, "Maybe it was the war put such j for withdrawal of his nomination, week. oased to lie* able to call all the forage John I). Jinkins hud issued 4118; Chief of Police Williams announced ideus into my head,” lienor was upon which nn adverse report re“The legislature nt Tlnxcnlteci plants by their first names; to know lector tax certificates. There had been Friday the arrest of Will Daniels, alleged to have declared ut tho end WASHlNGTOtf,’ Dec. 28.—Tile ex-jcently voted by the senute, cornwill abandon the capital, Tlnxcals the different breeds of livestock; noil 13 ii)sucd at the First National Uank colored, wanted in Orlando for rob- of u frank unemotional confession. tension of the coast wise shipping luw nicrce was commission. The . chairman and wil move to Apissaco in view oi whether n range is under or over und 15 at the S^mniolc County Ilnnk.i bery. Williams is said to have stolen the intensity of tne movement in itocked nnd how much salt a steer or The total wns 401 but of that number! several suits of clothes from the “I get wild like n muniac. Give me into the Philippines, the sepurnion of said his formal resignation _ would something to eat." Emergency Fleet Corporation from be sent to the president within . a that state, and with revolutionary iheep ought to get in u season." there are some who are residents in homes of Orlnndo people. He was shipping board, compulsory corpora - 1fqw days. . , forces approaching. He is n stocky, poworful man, a The hard and dangerous tank of firn the county only. held until Friday morning when po- chef who since the war has worked tion between American railroads und ; The senate committee in voting adCapital ' alts ' Without Garrison. fighting, he explained, is u constant Sunford voters hnve been urged lice from that city came after the in many hospitals and on ocean shipping, und survey of needs for i versely on the nomination of Mr. “Mexico City is now without specter before the runner. Combatting .imssenger „ . permanent merchant marine, were rec-1Farley held that ho was geographigarrison, as Obregon has been com •» forest fire he termed “the meanest through statements in tho Herald by! prisoner. ships. Mayor Lake and other members of; —;---------------------- -polled to withdraw all his troops and job in the world—bar none.” . . . nK bboard' His father, he said, was a church ommended to President Coolidge to- cully. unqualified for shipping the City Commission to pay their poll incorporate them in his flying col worker In Montreal who, later hail * hairman Jones, to the Hen- rommissionership, inasmuch us the Jugoslavia Prince in order to qualify for the com­ umn which is daily decreasing _ . . ..n plumbing shop in Brooklyn. In ute commerce committee. The senator law provides that only opo commis­ Young Woman Winner tax ing election. numbers through desertion. T n R a n k o t Colonel pockets were letters received submitted his recommendations in re­ sioner may be appointed from itates "General Manuel Chao, in Chihua In Fight With Bandits As was pointed ou by Mayor I.nkc All x v ai.re mas, v, (today, one signed "Mother" nnd sponse to the request from the presi­ bordering on the Great Lakes and hua, is rapidly augmenting his forces that T. V. O'Connor of Buffalo, New the Vote in the election and interest j dated from Woodhaven, Long dent. . und will shortly retake positions York, a prior appointee, qualified shown therein will have a great deal BELGRADE, Dec. 28.—The heir t ) IIsland, and nnother from "Sister,” m r T h e Z H O f l s t n t P r e s s ) south und west of Chihuahua, which from that section. of bearing on the election. It will the crown of Jugoslavia holds the diswho Benner said was tho wife of a NEW YORK. Dec. 28.—A bejewelFour Killed In A he abandoned upon being attacked Mr. Farley in explaining his inten­ have a large influence on bond buy­ tinction of being the,youngest colonel Newurk, N. J., bunk employe. He by Obregonistas in superior numbers. ed young woman in an evening dress ers and their bids on the issue will in to resign declared th a t if he m| any army of tho nations of the suid he had another sister in Clio Mass. Auto Accident tion His success at Tanclon has greatly routed five armed bandits early r ri- be in a large measure governed by ... were unqualified, as< held by the rj • Having recently reached tho Michigan. ____ strengthened him and diminished day in the lobby of a west side npart- the jntareat shown. renute committee, he was unquali­ age of seven weeks, his elevation to Miss Phillips, a department (Hr The Associated Press) that of the enemy In the state of ment house in which sthe lived. Her to continue to serve under the the military rank of regimental comclerk, roomed in a house on WAY LAND. Mass., Dec. 28.—Four fied Chihuahua which is suffering throup husband left her at the door to take recess appointment given him last mander coincided with his christening. Ninety-seventh Street, next to Benperrons perished 'when an nutomocar to garage. She entered the lob­ Six Story Building Is constant desertions and that the Younir Karageorgevitch^ tookt th e jne, when he wns employed at bile driven by Arthur P. lieuudrcuu, May by President Harding. patching of contingents to the central by and tound the bandits covering the Burned; Loss $300,000 record nw«y from Juime of Bourbon, a hospjtul here. About' midnight Cambridge crashed through a witchboard and elevator operators. part of the reupblic. * jof Madrid, the eldest son of King Al- oa • October 11, nccording to -the f.of Vocational schools in several Mich­ . i, wooden railing nnd plunged into 20 "Within eight days, two column* She began to fight and although un­ . fonso, who was niude a colonel upon igan cities huve assisted th r tntc or­ prisoner s alleged confession, he , cf watcr. Those lost were Beaudetached from the forces of General armed, at the end of 10 minutes was m r The Associated Pre»«) .celebrating his first birthduy. foreed entrance to the girl s room;;,, M Berthn Moo<lie. his house- ganization of parent-teacher automa­ Guadalupe Sanchez, will co-operate •till on the offensive. The bandits LANSING, Dec. 28.—The six story; ------------------------tions lip printing without charge its with contingents operating to the fled with scratched faces and black Oakland and Regent Thentre, one of p n r m p r I m n e r i a l P a l a c e body, i d “" • » " " i- * .* ,. monthly bulletin for distribution in west, in the states of Morelos, Hidal­ eyes. Lansing’* leading office and theatre O r n i e r ^ U ll|IV *M ai 1 " J _____ __ fled with his belongings after hav-1 their respective districts. go and Mexico, menacing the capital.” btUUtai* ' ' j . w 1 " was _ practically destroyed TR P u h l i c D i t l i n f i f P lf tC C ing left in the bathroom u hand- V e t t e r S R e C C lV C L o n g fireman1 ____ . . . .. Two Are Sentenced Four by fire early Friday. One kerchief with a tell-tale laundry 0 was seriously injured. The loss is' BERLIN, Dec. k-28.-Mrs. F ritx mark. The body was found next da,.1 ; Prison Terms For Crime Middle Mississippi Is Watch for (KreisIerrthe American wife of the fa­ Years Prison For Arson estimated at $300,000. Renner told of seeking refuge in 1 mous Austrian violinist, and a nuni-. (It, The Pre»*l Having Winter Weather SUPERIOR, Wis.. Dc*. 28.—Edward Philadelphia, where ho lived a t ; Your Name Thr Aa»„rlulnl I’rrma) ber of other Austrian women havo LVh - Edward Si. Eh,u. Hotel the later work-■ n e w1ll»YORK, • ~ Anderson ,•andHrvn MnU(r Dec. 28.-E rncat and House Committee S e e k s I M ^ T f i t t i S " g S J. Sailatad nnd Dorothy __ ( H r T h e A a a o r la tril I're iu ) -i-i 1------ i*i »*i*<“ overlooking the tu u 'r,r‘ " scno<11 In Bryn uawr, a ^jatjc Veter, who were convicted of If it appears on tho want ad CHICAGO, Dec. 28,—The first Friday pleaded guilty to a charge of Public New Revenue first degree manslaughter for killing nrson and were sentenced to four years page of The Herald today, snappy winter weather of the year ' Alonzo J. tSorcy last May, were you will receivu two free has spread over tho upper and mid imprisonment by Superior Court Judge WASHINGTON. 1>«!. 28.—Rever*.!prepared U r miny Renorutlon,. hafor consumptive, in rh estn u t1n. each sentenced to eight to 10 years in _______ die Misisaippi valley succeeding dan­ McKay. tickets to the performance at ing its previous policy, the House been converted into u cheery dining ' prison Friday. delion mildness that has prevailed up Ways and Means Committee Friday;room where middle-class Berliner^ The Milano Theatre tonight. rays Commutes Fridayiroom nnuuie-c aas uerim ers v ttscotte and Groveland bean rhioto date. Tha atorm was central over made public the new revenue bill in m a y b u y a mid-day meal ut small cost' You muy In* the lurky one. Groveland hus an offer from a southern Ontario and brought gales the form it was sent to the capitol by Professors, actors, doctors, lawyers. 5®" S l!|v The A mut I n IH Pre*») Tennessee capitalist to put up threeR<>nd thoroughly the little in Izike Region last night and early — CHIPAr,*0^ Dec 28.—Wheat, May Secretary Mellon. Thero had been scientists and writers now sit in the »or their “cans and the Graphic tells Friday, with xnow in northern areq* 1 no. 12 to 3-4• July 1.05 5-8 to 3-4; criticism from Democrats against renovated rooms where IIohenzollernH of New York drafts for $500 to $1,­ fourths of the cost of u tourist hotel want ads. being flashed around by satisfied if the Groveland folk will subscribe with lowest temperature recorded 12 73 3-1 to 7-8; Oats, May I withholding the contents of the bill used to give instructions about their 000 the other fourth of the cost, ' growers. Ueglees be'.uw zero at Moorhead,Cor# May food. ‘ * * 'in detail. Minn. 44 7-8. HEARS PLANS OF SEWERAGE SYSTEM s^ ssa rM r-. BYCITY POLICE IS S -V 5 B S -E FOUR ARE DUTIES OE FOREST RANGERS H E A V Y ONLY THREE DAYS LEFT TO QUALIFY FOR BOND ELECTION SANFORD FAMILIES;!^ VETERAN WORLD R E C E I V E G I F T S WAR CONFESSES GUILT OF CRIMES SENATE COMMERCE COMMITTEE ‘ HEAD MAKES HIS REPORT & MARKETS •*>« �tmerica’s Democracy Is (Vpified in Donations Made To Harding Fund .WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2 6 .tmkrica’s democracy *is typified in the | list of eontribntora to the Hard­ ing Memorial Fund. Donation* com-! ng into the Harding Memorial A$s-; wcUtion here represent the highest •ml humblest aspects of national life. Extremes in the assoclata member-1 ihip of tk* Harding Memorial Asso-| iatlon are President Calvin Coolidge.1 vho gave 91,000 to tha Memorial. Fund, “a little body of hart! working. womon’ in Warren, Maine, who con-| tributed the joint sum of |2,91. I Many touching tributes have been, oaid the former President in tho let­ ters enclosing g ifts to tho Memorial Fund. A contribution of nno dollar, postmarked Now Rrunswick, N. J., boro the single word “Love.1* No sig* nature wns given. Another from Ash Fork, Arisona, said: “No memorial will quite express the real feeling and gartitude of our people." A contribu­ tion, now famous among the person­ nel of tho Harding Memorial Associa­ tion, addressed to former Senator Frclinghuysen stated: "It sure is finei of you guys to remember a good man.” A little group of" children in a Washington, D.- C. hospital, inmates Report Steamer Attacked DK. MARX MAKfcS HIS Fltt^T ADDRESS ----------;---------.N ______ » 114 Luclen J. Df motto Sure reds To Ifead of fS.OW.^OO Art Ttstablinhmoni In New York1. Mario Corelli's . Romantic Love • Story I B r T il e . t w n p f n t ^ l f r f « ) A remarkably clear view of tho inside of4ho R eichstng.VlfcrHn, showing tho new German chancel Icr, Dr. Wilhelm Max, making his first address bo fore the body of lawmakers. Arrow indicates Marx. Note the peculiar construction of the chamber. • . . NEW YORK, Dec. 2rt.—IILi boy chums call him ju st plain “ Luke," hut wealthy art connoisseurs, bankers of several nations nnd business asso­ ciates address him more respectfully,’ for to thorn he is Luclen J. Dcmottc, 17-ycnr-ohl president of the House of Demottc, n 12,000,000 nyt concern located in this cily. / Young Dcmottc is n . dark-haired, arft-spoken, ncnthetic-looi.lng con of France, with moro tho air of a stu­ dent than of a nucceaaftd man of af­ fairs. Fate cut short his boyhood and sholudcred him with a man'if rcr.ponsihilltles. Last summer, when life to this boy meant nothing moro than plcusaut| days with a tutor in his ancestral! home near Paris, hin father, George | Joseph Dcmottc, four.de? of tho Nc\v| York house of nrt, wns accidentally shot and hilled in a l«»ar hurjt In France. As Is thn Frcneh custom, h' youth hid been , trained to erend | his father’s footsteps. He hid been toured on nrt, in tho old Dcmotte niv’sion on ihc 'banka of tho Seine, ; in 'he midst of ancient furniture and , statuary his ancestor* had accumnlatod from tho mediaeval castles ; of Franco. ‘ “My father niwnys talked to mo of jr.rS." soys Lurien. “Thou, too, I had ; nrcers to hit library on Gothic art. Wc eftnn went on fount of Franco toI (Tether. visiting old uhurchos nnd 'bqntjrg through remote places for scuiptuio i, wood <-.rvines end other lartinuvs'with which to build up our collection." I Tho death of the elder DcmoHo I coded <h? enrafree existence of his JANE NOVAK From the bleak coast of Norway she came to faca tho frozen-faced jxofTurs of British society. ’ Also a .good Comedy Frfdny—'"The Girl of the Golden West1, NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.— Tcodoro Frasiers, commercial agent! of the do la Huerta faction in Mexico,! announced Wednesday night he hadreceived a telegram stating that the steamship Coahuila of the Mexican Continued from page 1. n ir Tfce ,»<Unet«(Mi I're.*) * Navigation Company had been at­ tacked by the steam er Program skid nbout a qunrter of a mile away. 1,0,13 romance is by all odds the most ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 27.—C. W. to bo a Mexican government boat. A few of the attodnants remained McClure, Atlanta business man and PcPal-n' species of entertainment toNoth of the vessels were armed with ■to help cheek the dames but three the original Ford-For-President mnn jl»y <h= *pect«cuh»r -nd "har--. guns of small enlibre, Mr. Frasiers wards of the building were destroy- in the South, in an interview hero toin?r picturisatlon of “Thelma" will said. cd befor much headwny had been •’’•y, nakl he was highly gratified thnt V” **1 ‘"’’W hundreds of theatergoers a t the Details of the encounter were lnck- mnde. Mr. Ford had cleared tho political Milnnc Theater where It Is Dei,.,. I ing. Tho dispatch stated the Coa­ or as his supporters] shown for an engagement of one clay huila had put in a t Acapulco on the oil in c n o r i n w i s c by announcing that ? J P (today) only. o i v /iiiiu jc ii* Gulf of Mexico, to nvolo capture. r not in tho race f o r ; “Thcjmn’' is a triumph for Jane It is not surounded by n fence or oth­ Amrricr.. no was elcetel president Confirmation of the capture by gov­ jut that lie (Ford) in, m*n’ of hi* father’* corporation ami given Ncvsk. It h a triumph too, for Ches­ Their roscato misconceptions of the ernment forces of tho city of Puebla er inclcsure and when tho patients •t President Coolidge.1 were ushered out, mnny becamcd con­ full authority to manage the busi­ ter Bennett, tho producer. For the now world make the hearers rock with says further that n e L h many admirers of Miss Novak it will fused nnd wandered away. They were ness. laughter. ns possible of M r.'rri JL be wulcomc news thnt she appears in recognized by thalr hospital attire nnd Then tho “province” disbands and JOSEPHU8 DANIELS. ex-S?cre- brilliant gowns fashioned by the - thoso who did not return voluntarily ita members go back to tho far from at Mexico City, were rounded up. * . tary of tho Navy—If 4hr Govern­ greatest modistes of this country and roscato reality of their lives in exile. Europe. Then, by way of contrast, After city apparatus had nrrived ment docs right to give 2 1-5 ccntn che Federal* Control Most of Mexico. in shTFwn in the swict simplicity tho fire was controlled, after three subsidy to sugar planters, what hi of he* Norse land surroundings, wear­ wards, constituting one-half of the Expenditures Are EL PASO, Tex.. Dec. 27.—Federal the wrong in giving tho same subsidy ing the plain native frock of her troops now control tho entire repub­ building had been destroyed. $405,251.96 More to whoaL growers nnd cotton grow humelnmf. The scones in which she Firemen estimated the loss at $100,­ lic of Mexico except those positions 000. Hospital olTicinls however, said ora? V it can give $000,000,000 to captivate* London society as the wife held by the troops under Gen. Guad­ Than the Receipts alupe of Sir Philip Errington are in them­ Sanchez nnd Gen. Erique Es­ guarnnle.i profit* for railroads, why selves exhibitions of brilliance and trada. Mexican Consul. General Enri­ not for farmers? charm of untchlrsa proportions. TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Dec. 24.— que D. Ruiz wns advised Wednesday Ly Mexico City. N Disbursement of stato funds during Federal* Pursue Rebel Band. the month of November exceeded re­ Home Demonstration ceipts by $40.’>*251.9*}. according to ZONING SYSTEM IN EFFECT inu discovery m n ilxth senne Head Visitor At College the monthly statement of receipts, MEXICO CITY, Dec. 27.—(Via BRADENTOWN, Dec. 27—This city which enables it* possessors to pordisbursements and balances of the I-nredo, by the Associated Press).—A lays claim to being the first in th t ccfve in other person* iu treasury department. Disbursements federal column under command of state to begin operations unde? the claimedthebytruth a French scientist. . FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR during the thirty-day period amount­ Gen. Lcopoldo Rebate ha* been dis­ zoning' system of city building re?WOMEN, Dee, 2(1.—Miss I,onnio Lan­ ed to 91 *564,466.74 ns compared to re­ patched in pursuit of a band of otnmcnded hy the United States. City ceipts of $1,159,204.78. The balance 35 rebels under tthc former Gcn- council ha*- finally passed the ordi­ SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF drum, well known throughout Florida In all funds on November 30 was Daniel Martinez Hcrrcrn, former chief: nance to this effect after spending ns a lender in Homo Demonstration, RESOLUTION NO. 108 ADOPTED THE 10TH DAY OF 12.108.008.05 against 92,603.01 on Oc­ under Lieut. Gen. Manuel Pclscz, several weeks drafting one thnt in has boon visiting at the Florida State ' DECEMBER, A. I). 1923. tober 81. which, according to reports from adapted to the needs of Bradcntown. College. She stopped as t(je guest of From the general fund disburse­ Tampico, is operating in the Espcr- Two business districts, two residence Thu following l* the estimated cost of paving Sanford Avenue 21 feet he.* sister, Mrs. Surah L. Cawthon, ment* were made totaling 9327,621.51 nnza district. district:: nr.d for Industrial enterprises in width with rhect asphalt (Wiilitc Process) from Franklin Street, south d'-an of the College Home. She is In against receipts $323,067.80, lonving The federal detachment garrison­ are provided for in thu ordinance as to Geneva Avenue. charge of tho state demonstration a balance of. 9300,584.15; while $205,­ ing the section is reported to have adopted. work of South Carolina with head-i 2000 Cn. yds. grading @ 5 0c................. ..............................................$ 1,000.00 894.41 was paid out of the state road been ambushed nnd Col. Sevcritio Leal onnrtcis at Winthrop College, Rock tax fund and 9208,685.00 was received. killed. Use the Classified Page, 2610 Lin. ft. comhincd curb and gutter @'80c ................. ............. 2,112.00 Hill, where three former F. S. C. The one mill school tax fund paid 100 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 3oc .......*..... „.i........................................... ’ 35 ^ teachers are associate! with her in out $166,183.60 and received only $16.­ ;:250 Sq. yds. {laving @ 92.20 ................... ...................................... 7,150.00 tho work. Misses I-aytcn, Webster nnd 109.34, leaving on hand 918,698.25; SPBCIAE ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF Floyd. Miss I.nnd rum is en route to 510 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ $1.20 ................................. ................ Op>O0 drainage bond fund disbursed $181,­ RESOLUTION NO. I l l ADOPTED THE 10TII DAY OF New Orleans to attend the Southern 124.81 against receipts of $146,071.03, • DECEMBER. A. D. 1923. Ilome Economics meeting to be hold leaving a balance of $09,000.90, while there soon after tho holidays. She The following is the estimated cosjt of paving Commercial Street :*rnm from the drainage tax fund only $Lwill stop en route nt Pensacola. 186.50 wns paid out and $5,867.72 re­ Palmetto Ave. east to Sanford Avc., and Sanford Avc. from Commercial St. ceived a balance of 91R5.079.47. south to First S tric t a width of 40 feet with sheet asphalt. HUGE CHRISTMAS TREE. ' Other high spots in the statement 700 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c .... .....................................................350.00 show: EUSTIS, I)cc. 26. — A Christmas 61 ft. of flush curb @ 35c .... ............................... ................. ......... 22.49 Pension tax fund . disbursements tree 50 feet high lighted with elec­ $40,300.62, bal- 1080 Lin. ft. of concrete curb and gutter @ 80c ....... ..................... 334.00 994,000.15, 1receipts V . . trical decorations costing moro than ancc $231,110.42; motor vehicle license 2450 Sq. yds. paving @ $2!00 ............................................................. 44)00.00 Nemo Self-Reducing Ng. 333 $1,000 wns the gift of tho people of county road fund, disbursement* $5,­ i* a real bargain. It has a low top the city to the children. A Christmas 501 Sq. ft. alley approaches @ 2oc.......... „.................................... ..... 126.00 arid medium skirt. Madeindut292.50, receipts none, bnlnncc $17,682,­ celebration nt the treo started at 8:30 57; motor vehicle license maintenance 250 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.20 ............... ...............' .............. 300.00 Credit by 200 tuna rock @$1.80 able pink or white cou'.di sizes th»« night before Christmas, with rep­ fund, disbursements $5,061.83; re­ 24 to 36 -ami cost* oMy $3.00. 4 Inlets @ $10.00 .............................................................................. 100.00 resentatives from every church couIf T-'nr J o l r r can’t act It, i t n j neme, adceipt* $1,590.13, bslnn'P $50,249.13; grepntlon nnd othcr.4 participating in 1 Manhole rebuilt ........ :............................ ;...................................... 40.00 Total estimated cost ........................... - ..... •Ircu. it:c a n j J). W c'il a t ml iKa cotact. motor vehicle liccnso expense fund, To be borne entirely by adjacent property, the singing of Christmas carols. Both Nrnm Ilyticnlc-Pathlon Inifitutu disbursements $19,729.06, receipts 91,-; 200 Sq. yds. brick relnid (p 50c .... ................ ............ .................. 150.00 I Number of feet frontage .......................... public nchools and all Sunday Schools 110 B. 1 6 th St., N e w Y o rk (D ept. S.) 15.00 679.79, balance $1L177.76; federal 100 Lin, ft. granite curb react (!) 15c ........................................... '.. bad a part in the celebration as did aid road fund, disbursement* $33,222.­ Engineering, legal expenses, etc....................................... .;........ 551.60 ! A ssessment per foot front ........ ........... — nl! r.ocirtioa and all ministers of the 31. receipt* $101,975.12, balance $106,­ FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, city. Gifts to the children were dis­ 156.39. Connelly Park, Sanford, Florida. tributed from the tree. THE PAINT WE SELL State (ire insurance fund, disburseName Description Preliminary / mnet* $209.83, receipt* none, hulanco The entire cost to,Ins borne by udjnccnt property. Frontage Estimate. 933,353.-18; gasoline inspection fund, Number of feet fro n tag e.................................................... 920.8 disbursements 9169.77; recipts $9.­ Assessment per foot frontage .......................................... $3.1255 A. I*. Connelly, Ia>t69 $378.43 036.66; balance $114,983.26; stute road A. 1*. Connelly, L it 70 378.43 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. license fund (gaa), disbursements A. I'. Connolly, Lot71 378.43 E. R. Trafford’s Mup of Snnfurd, Florida. 9149.943.24, receipts $135,881; balance Lot72 378.43 $137,077.84 ; state federal aid road Feet Preliminary A. P. Connelly, fund, disbursements $32,916,87, re­ Name IT DOES NOT-CRACK, PEEL, A. P. Connelly, Lot 13 378.43 Description Frontage. Assessment ceipts 922,282.31, ha!un;e $22,935.31; NOR PIASTER, OR CHALK A. I*. Connelly, Lot 74 378.43 burning feet? state aid county road fund, disburse­ Clyde Steamship Co., Beginning at the intersection OFF A. P. Connelly, Lot75 378.43 ments, $12,293.77, receipts $8,064.31; of the cast line of Pulmeito Avo. with the North Line 378.43 A. P. Connelly, Lot76 A Full Line of Kafeomine, Varnishes balance $896.04; hotel commission of Commercial St. Run North 100 ft-, E. 115 ft., S. M EN TH 0 LA TU M fund, disbursements $2,765.53, re­ 100 ft., W. 115 ft., to beginning ..................................... 115 Lot77 378.43 nnd Stain* • $931.43 A. P. Connolly, quickly relieves eclats $14,097.50, balnnce $11,330.97; 378.43 A. P. Connelly, Lot 78 ’ SOLD ONLY BY tick eradication fund, disbursements and 378.48 A. I’. Cunneliy,»Lot 79 none, receipts $0,639.43; balance $6,­ SANFORD PAINT refreshes. 378.43 A. P. Connelly, Lot,80 6-12.08. * 378.43 A. P. Connelly, Lot'81 n . . »> . I l l I l*, **. I l / U I ’ \ STORE PARIS, Dec, Premier pom,, . , care, replying to adverse criticisms !J ' wnitncr r-st. la: VVelaka Bldg. Phono 303 23$.61 Swope-Douglass Inc., Lot 11 ............................ - .............. 71 $378.43 1 of the Runr operation from tho gov- Mrs. Florence llcnrdu! 235.64 Nwopc-Douglass Inc., Lot 12 .........................r ............. . 71 378.43 j eminent’* opposition, Friday review- Mrs. Florence Bcurdal cd the entire subject in the chamber s> 0> chttse Lot „ lk 213.77 Swopc-Douglass Inc., Lot 13 ....... - ............... ......- ........... . 71 378.43 of deputies. He produced tlgures pur„ 984.43 Swope-Douglas* Inc.", Lot 14 ............ ...... ......................... 71 378.43 porting to show thnt France and Bel1 1 base, Lot o, U 934.43 Swope-DougiasS Inc., I-ot 15 ............ ..... —..................... 71 378.43 SANFORD FEED SUPPLY CO. gium hail obtained more than 5j- S- Puleston nnd Ed II Ri:.:r Court Addition t-» Hanford, Florida. THE CASH FEED STORE * \ fc 000,(8)0 tons of coal and coke since Chapman it Tui j Rose Court Inc., Lot 50 ................................................. 20 106.60 January 11, the beginning of the oc-| L,ko Front Improvcm 539------------------------------------------Myrtle and Fourth Street cupation, as compared with what lie » ,i .7 793.86 j Rose Court Inc., Iiot 81 — .............................. - .................. 71 378.43 termed h "probable zero" had not the) * ‘ 7 .... 203.14 C. J. Marshall an<j\W. T. Langley, licginnlng at the S. guarantee* been taken. He added "• D. Davison, The son 268.14 j W. Cor. of Sec. 81, Tp. 19 S , It. 31 E. Run N. 1188.8 that, with 27 per cent of the entire I A. R. Marshall, Lot 1, 100 US MI •HI* WkTtta There is both Profit and 26C.1 I ' D- tH Rose Court Add. to Sanford, Fla., thence East Ruhr production assured for 1924, the : A. R. Marshall. Lot 2, V SUNSHINE I 268.11 | U>0 feet., thence routh 1103.(1 ft., thence west ICO shipments next year will reach more Mrs. A. R> Marshall, Pleasure in Raising X SCRATCH / than 26,000,000 tons. . . .... . . .r 1.7 216.95 i ft to beginning ..............— .... -........................... - ...........1163.8 6203.05 Will Stay in Ruhr. Jobn Lot ’>1 \ FEED tl in tho special Notice is herpby given to nr.y and nl! perjona intcrartcd In Ihv cpecicl The premier reiterated the goven-j Notici1 ii her*by • Poultry eribed that aaid | asse ixmenta against the various'piece* of property abovedescribed that said nient’s intention not to evacuate the ‘cszoaimcnts against t! above anii : 0rc- ! asset aments arc fwydbl? in full within thirty days after ths nbovo nr.d oroterritory beyond the Rhine "until we, uarossmcntr are pqyal But to be successful you must are completely paid" and he landed' , nssctsn I nrd confirmed going special assessment roll has -eon equalized, approved and confirmed use the proper feed. Let us help the cccupation n* an etitctive inuan* . „ , from and afte r or in fifteen equal annual installments with interest at 87r, from and af^er of biiiging Germany to the reallzs-|®f n fifteen equal an you solve your poultry problems. rmed. v ^ the time said special assessments stand approved und ^confirmed. * tion tliat she must com eto terms. Ike tinzo said special anford, Florida, A meeting of the Equalizing iloartl of the City of Sanford, Florida, Concerning the expert committees' A meeting of eh t Jnruary, 192 J, will be held a t thc'City Hall tit 2:30 P. M. on the 14th day of January,' 1924, unpointed by the reparation commis- w{|| b*. held at the Cil HEALTHY, HARDY. H APPY 1 finan­ sion to investigate Germany’s “ mil objections a* nt which meeting raid bomd will hear any and all complaints and objection* us hsamui cial si’ualion, he expressed the hope ' aitkcptinltaJcondlttfntyfofaq r.d equalize sr.id I to such special assrrsmentr. and will at said lime ndjuqt and equalize said HN.'t that thrir work would be successful. l rpedal assess-iasscsem.:nt 3 on a basis, of justice nnd rlrh t; anti when naid special nssessHe dwelt especially on the import­ mMimed and be, j mints ate ho equalized and adjusted, same will then stand confirmed and be. ance of t!o» presence on the commit, tee of representative citizens of tlx* ■aid assessments land remain binding liens upon the property against which said assessments United States with the approval of ition No. I l l of/ are made until paid in accordance with provisions of ReioIutlonTlo. 108 of the Washington government. ted on the 10th\ the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted on the 10t.i \ 1 liny of December, A. P. li’23. , If you wish to run a Wnnt Ail City Clerk. I (SEAL) U B. PHILIPS, City Clerk. ■one 148 and u soliritor will call. 111lOj imcIN i . j} & �PAO* TWO •:^ , ‘ " ? .T r / %C ; T THE C T 8A pANFORD N FO R P DAILY DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, IW3 put Into regular use In ctassroom piles - moderate, demand and move­ Newspapers Are To Farm Census Will work. This plan would give each ment slow, market weak. Fla. pony pupil a newspaper during the discus, Be Taken In This Be Used A s Textbook^ refrigerators Missionary per quart slon period. State Next Year 00c@75c. (Or The Auoflilwi P i *m ) Beans: Fla. 5, supplies liberal, de­ TELEPHONE SYSTEM SOLD. WASHINGTON, 27.—Much in­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Dec. 27— terest is expressedDec. STUART, Dee. 28.—The Brevard Carlo! Bkipacata R fp trM for W rf- .ton Daniih $25@28, mostly $25. Fla. mand and movement moderate, mar-j In Capital City Countv Telephone Company, control­ noth the federal end state a g ric u l­ educational circles over the proposals slightly weaker. Fla. 7-8 bu hprs. M atty DM. M. 11 -2 bu. hampers pointed type fl,50 ket ling nil exchnnges between Stuart and wax 11 @4,50, green $3@3.50. tural departments probably will par­ of Missouri schopl authorities to use .A A _____ ' , i Oranges: Fla. 2, Cal. 15, total 17. @1.75, mostly 51.50. Jensen, has been sold to the Southern Squash: No carlot arrivals, no in tne farm census that is the daily newspaper as a d a ta room Boll Telephone and Telegraph Vitfoported 25th, Ala. 1, Cal. 3, total TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 27.- ticipate Tomatoes: No carlot arirvals, 2 tars on track, demand and movement book, for dally study. The plan i3 pany, It Is announced by W. S. Com­ to bo taken in Florida in 1925. It ia Hart 4. Total thla year 10,872, last year cars on track including broken, 1 car light, market steady. Fin. standard Thnt Florida’s foresta-thc Chocta not unlikely that they will combine advanced by Charles A. Lee, state the largest stockholders in the Bat available. diverted, supplies moderate, demand crates 92@2.50. whatchee In Santa Roan, Oklnoosa and forces In the work, although there is superintendent of public schools, who one.of local concern. Grapefruit: Fla. 10, total last year slow, market weak. Cuban On turn­ Peppers: No arrivals, 1 car on Walton counties, nnd the Ocnln In nothing officially known to this ef­ has placed It before each school (n the *not available. ing, ripes, best 93.25. state.■ track broken, supplies moderate, de­ Marion county—hold out great pos­ fect ns yet. Lettuce: Fla. 1, Arts. 10, Cal. 29, Peppers: Supplies liberal, demand mand nnd movement slow, market sibilities os attraction J for rcercaMr. Lee asserts that thc newspaper In the meantime, however, both «letotal 40. Totol .thia year 4,173, last slow, market steady, crates $2.75@ slightly weaker. Fia. standard crates tional purposes, is indicated in a partments aro going nhead with plans as the vehicle of world-wide communi­ year 2,713 cans. 3.30. $2 lb 2.50. statement -by Colonel W. B. Greeley, for nn agricultural census. The cation nnd exchange of thought is a Celery: Cal. 12, N. J. 1, N. Y. 33, Itcans: Supplies liberal, demand Eggplant: No carlit arrivals, sup- chief of the forest service, United| Florida department is working on public necessity, and that pupils total 40. Unreported 25th, Cal. 1, slow, market steady, hampers best plies, demand nnd movomont moder- states Department of Agriculture, lnjp|,jna for its eighteenth biennial re­ zhould be taught how to read and Total this yehr 14,048, last year 12,- $3@3.25. poorer low ns $1. nte, market slightly stronger, Fla. hin annual report. t port covering the years of 1923-24, study the news in the better class of Aj Says She H u “Ner. 392. Strnwboriiei: Supplies moderate., standard crates large sizes $3.50@4, |t is shown in .the report that thC| showing the progress of the state newspapers. Grasp of the dangers Loaisuna Im besetting Government, he holds, can Tomatoes: Fla. 1, Total this year demand very slow, market steady. small sizes $2.25@3. number of people that visited nn- both with respect to crop production tr Found Anything Better Than only be had by serious study of the 41, last year 19. Floildn pony refrigerators per quart tionnl forests in 1023 reached 8J? nnd manufactures. Baltimore (Cl«udy, 37 above) actual developments day by day. Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 1, Cal. 4, Missionary, 75c@W)c, mostly 75c. Ctfdn for i Ron-Down Beans: Express receipt* light, do- Il°n, or_prnctica!Iyr sloublc _the_ flKures j Thc ftJeral department is ptnnStephen A, Wagner, member of the 111. 1, U 7, N. J. 2, Tex. 1, total 10. Peas, Squash, Eggplant: Supplies manj limited, movement slow, mar- for 1917, and nil Indurations point to] n| La*. ?• j or # nat|on-widc census of agCondition,” St. Louis Board of Education,advoTotal thla year 23,399, last year 19,- moderate, practically no demand, too ket dull. j un. Fla. pja , bu. hprs, green light, n continued increase for the future the riculture, . .u the v_iue value of of which which Dr. Dr. H. H. catcs that thc board subscribe for a 500. few sales to establish mnrkot. few Hales best $2.75@3,‘ fair $1.50@ report states. C. Taylor, chief of the bureau of ag ­ “The use of the national forests for ricultural economics of thc federal largo number of daily papers, to be Market Quotations for Thursday, St. Louis. 2.00 . recreation is in nit respects deserving department emphnsizes as nn nid in Dec. 27. Morgan City. La.—“It would be tard Tomatoes; Mexican 1, 1 ■car on Cukes: Express rcceiptH light, de­ Richmond. Va. track unbroken, supplies moderate, mand slow, market dull, sq. bu. crates of encouragement,' the .report says. developing national agricultural poli­ connection with the department’s fore* lor me to tell how much benefit I have “It means for no small part of the Oranges: 150s nnd 288s, $2.75@ demand slow trading limited, mixed fancy $3.50@4. fair $2@2.50. casts and estimates of crops nnd live­ derived from the use ol Cardui,” said population n valuable op­ cies. 3.25. Florida nnd Texas ripes, wrapped, Eggplant: Express receipts' very count-y’s “In working out thc details of n stock, in measuring the financial Mrs; I. Q. Bowman, ol 1310 Front Street, portunity nnd privilege. Properly Grapefruit: Unchanged. No Toma­ fancy repacked into 0s, 90. ight, demand moderate, mnrket properly balanced system of nntionnl statuts of farmn unci farmers, ami in this city. toes, no Cabbage. Beans: No carlot arrivals, 1 car on sternly, Fla. pepper crates fancy $4 provided for, rccrentional use will add agriculture under normal conditions, gauging shifts in farm population. m ’nahie elements to our nntionnl life ”1 was to run-down In health 1 could Atlanta (Clear, 53 above) track unbroken, supplies liberal, de­ @4.50. , , without Feriously impairing the ca­ thc basic agricultural statistics col­ hardly go. I was thin. I had no Oranges: Supplies light, boxes $2 mand moderate, movement rather Peas: Cal. 1, 1 car on track broken, pacity of thc forests to create wealth lected In 1920 are inadequate,” Dr. appetite. Could not rest or sleep well. @3.00. ■limited, market dull, Florida 7-8 bu. •■In. express receipts light, supplies or rrmler other public services.” T H E PAINT WE SELL Taylor snys, “At that time American I was so weak, and to very nervous, I bumpers, best packs $3.25@3.50. Grapefruit: Boxes 92.50. moderate, demand poor, market-very agriculture wns still in a period of One of the Important duties of of­ was no pleasure to myself. IS Cukes, Eggplants, Beans, Straw­ dull. Fla. bu. hprsj large best $2.50 ficers of the Forest Service, the re readjustment from war conditions, Eggplant:'Demand slow, crates $2 “1 fullered some pain, but the wont @4. berries, Squash: Supplies light, no @3, fair $1.E0@2. port continues, is the protection of ; nnd the statistics reflect the transiol my trouble was from being so weak Peppers: Demand slow .crates $2@ snles reported Poppers: No carlot arirvals, 1 car gnnic animals and fish, two resources. t0ry effects of the war rather thnn to 3. and easy to get tired and out of heart. Peppers: Supplies liberal, demand on traek broken, express receipts of the forests which are closely re­ providc data froni which national ag Squash: Demand slow, small yel­ slow, movement limited, market dull. light, demand poor, mnrket very dull. lated to thc use of forested areas ns ricuitural policies may bo developed.” “This nervous condition was worse Crnle.i, best packs, green 12.50, or­ Fla. crates fancy $2.23@2.50, few recreation grounds. low $1@2.60; white squash 92.00. “The various branches of American than pain. • Cabbage: N. Y. Danish type 92.50 dinary 52. “The wild life resources of the na­ agriculture are now gradually work­ IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, higher. Choice $l.60@l.'io. “Some one told me of Cardui, and I lettuce: Idaho 6, Flo. 3, 21 cars cwt., S. C, Wakefield $2.50 crate. Squash: Supplies light, practically tional forests,” it continues, "must ing toward n more normal basis, and English Peas: Best 12.50 hamper. I on track including broken, supplies no demand Fla. pepper crates small, be administered, fostered, uml utilized by 1925 will yield figures that may NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK decided to use if. “After using a few bottles, I regained . OFF much ns nre the timber and forage be safely used in planning the future Celery: Florida stock $2.25@2.50 liberal, demand nnd .movement slow, few sales $1.50@2.50. my strength. I. wasn't so nervous, and market dull. Calif, and Ariz., Cal. @2.75. Strawberries: ‘ Express receipts resources. The cqpt of this nctivity, health' growth of the industry ns a A Full Line of Kalsomine, Varnishes began to eat and sleep, and grew Beans: Green, supplies liberal, de­ crates Iceberg 3s nd 4» $3, some loose moderate, 'demand limited, movement in common with providing facilities whole,” he states. “The plan to make and Stains stronger and was soon wed. mand slow, 91 @2.00. , leafy $2.25. Florida 1 1-2 bu hprs slow, mnrket dull nnd weak. Fla. pony for recreation nnd conserving the agricultural enumerations in other “I have never found anything better SOLD ONLY BY sources of wntor, will never be re- thnn population census years is nl»o: Big Boston $2@2.25. Philadelphia (36 above) refrigerators C0c@75c. lor a run-down condition.” covered In the form of commercial re,uof '„ it, „„n ho New York City (Cloudy, 31 above) Lettuce: Fla. 1, Ariz. 2, Cal. 4. Tomatoes: Express receipts light, SANFORD PAINT If you suffer as this Louisiana lady did, ™at th* that Cukes: No cnrlot arirvals, light sup­ demand good, mnrket steady. Fla. 6s eeipts, but Is justified by the valuable'mcr*ted Rom nine: Fla. 1, 19 ears on track, service which the national foravailable nearer the data that you, too, should find Cardui helpful for Including broken, supplies and de­ plies, demand moderate, market turning, wrapped, and ripes, fancy public can thus contribute. thC, atrrtcultural census la taken. your troubles. STORE mand moderate, market steady. Fla. steady. Fin. 7-8 bu hprs, fancy $2.50 $.*>@5.50, few $6. choice $3.50@4.50. ests “More game refuges nnd fish-breed-' Hr. Taylor snys thnt basic agr ii! Oet • bottle o! Cardui, today. NC-144 Welaka Bldg. Phone 303 1.1-2 bu. hampers, Big Boston Win­ @ I, choice $3@3.50. Lettuce: Fin. 2, Cal. 1, 1 ear di­ Eggplant: Fin. 2, Cuban boat re verted, 18 cars on track, including inpr streams, nnd ponds shoifld be set t tural statistics compiled by the cnter Garden Section $1.50@1.75, others nside to provide for protected breed- ( Bureau nre continually used in best 51-25@1.50, poorer 75c@91- Ro- eeipts equivalent 1 car, supplies ant broken, supplies nnd demand mod‘ “ ’ increasing demnnd modorato, market steady. Fla. malne 1 1-2 bu. hampers $1@1.25, crate, movement light, mnrket weak. J* , .. . . f„. recreational „ Cal. crates Iceberg best $1.75@2., crates fnney mostly $3.50, choice Fla. 1 1-2 bu. h im Big Boston *1.2o mrposcs,*h* CURLING IRONS rX st“ careful consideration m u s t , E L E C T R IC Ariz. Cal. crates, Iceberg lettuce $2.50, Cuba crates fancy $1, choice @1.50, few higher. Cal. crates Ice­ be given to available food supplies for $3.00. 52.75. * berg $2.50@3. few $3.25. Arizona, the desirable animals, ami a system of $1.50 Celery: Cal. 6, N. Y. 6, supplies Cal. crates Iceberg $2.75@3.75. Cukes: No carlot nrivalrs, no cars regulated use devised that will pre­ Automobile and bike tires on track, supplies light, demand mod­ moderate, demnnd slow, market dull, Boston. vent depletion of nil wild life.” Toppers: Demand .slow, crates erate, market steady. Flo. bu. hprs, Fin. 10 crates Golden Selfblanching Get our prices before buying fancy 94, choice |3.25, culls 52; bu. rough, $3@ 3.50. fancy $2.25@2.75, very few snles $3, lettuce: Fla. 8, Ariz. 1, Cal. 10 choice $2@2.25. hprs. good stook $3, poorer, wide orates fancy 53.25 @3.50, choice 51.50 Western supplies liberal, deman @2.26. Strawberries: Fla. pony refrigera­ range, prices $1@2. Toppers: Supplies moderate, de­ Peppers: No cnrlot arrivals, sup­ slow, market weaker. Ariz. and Cal. tors Missionary holdovers qt. 00c@ mand moderate, mnrket steady. Fla. plies and demand moderate, market crates Iceberg $1.25@1.75, few $2.75, 75e, Lettuco: Supplies increasing, de­ crates fancy $2.5!)@2.75. about steady, crates fancy $2.50@ mostly $2. .Southern supplies none K ills W e e d s Cukes. Supplies llirht, too few 7.15, poorer $1.60@1.75, choice 51.50 on market, demand moderate, market mand moderate, market strong. Fla. 105 Tnlmetto Avenue steady. Fin. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Uosearly, too few snles to establish mar­ snles to establish ninrket. @2, some poor red 51.50. & M u lc h e s s o i l Thorn; 48I-J Eggplant, Okra: No supplies. Beans: Ha. 2, no cars on track, ton $1@1.50, few best $1.75. Poor ket. Cal. crate* Iceberg best mostly $2@2.50 .poorer low ns $1.50. supplies moderate,, demand slow, mar­ wnsty low as 50c. Romnine, Fla. 4, 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Beans: Mostly ordinary, 7-8 bu. ket weak, considerable fair to poor, hprs, green best mostly $2,25@2.50, B B B B B B B f l B B B H f l B B B B B B B B I l B B f l B B B B B B B B B B . M B B U a e B B e a N * B B B B B B I Fla. 7-8 bu. hampers, green, fnir $1.75 Florida stuck $1@1.25. Pittsburgh (Cloudy, 40 above) poorer low ns $1.60, wax mostly or­ @2.25, few extra fancy higher, poorer ! SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. Lettuce: Fla. 2, no ears on track, dinary best $1.60@1.76. | 1@1.50. Wax, fnir, $2.60. Express Hcupplies liberal, demund nnd move­ TUE CASH FEED STORE Eggplant. Crates, best, mostly $4 widt range hampers green 50c@$ ment moderate, market steady. Cal. @4.60, few sales new stock $5, poor­ 2.60. -Myrtle and Fourth Street ■ “Finest Machine fev Garden Work” Thonc 539Iceberg best $3@3.25, poorer er low ns $3. Eggplant: No carlot nrrivnlx, sup­ crates ® 1 my cxRciimcat itailoo m en in4 tbousa'vdj of oilier S4 low as $2. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs and Washington (Cloudy, 35 above) plies light, demand moderate, market N. Y. crates Big Boston $l.75@2.00. * uters. i.% v V r ^ Lettuce: Fin. 1, Cal. 2, 2enrs on „ Y.v-t exreileocrd isnknirr kaotri that ha r a l l w Arm. Fin. pepper crates fancy $1, Benns: Fin. 7-8 bu hprs, green track*, 3. .pilkrujvi Buy. 4In hkiIi nntor.il tho surface inulcLcii t'J JjwA l‘10*'*r«Sf supplier qpd de­ i|joieqj2.5fl@3di0. . . ... .■«Thereis both Profit : and iC> iuuUUireat tho [jla u tu c u . *» $2.50@3j' feK Ugh t f & m . .iX ZZ mand- moderntir, market steady, Fla. *wsaqu»h:--*No«wirtW -ttrirvuTs, no h . BAF.KE3 Wttitr, M uItVr « 4 C c h ird e r t f r - O ', Cukes: Flii. htr. crates fancy $3,50 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Boston mostly cars on track, deninnd slow, market @1.50, choice $2@3. M EUthl blades rsvolvlifl ur.ilait tiro undcrCrounJ hn'fn Pleasure in Raising ■ d ^ t r o y t h e w e c d j o n i l l i l N a i a n i o o p e f a i i o n r j 'U i i i i e $1.75, few $2. market fairly steady, weak. Fla. pepper crates white $1.25 Peppers: Fla. crates fancy $3.50@ 7-8 Ini. hprs. $2.5U@3, some poorer ■ doili a nd crusted luriaco la : > n levH. nonius iiiu..; is @1.60. I itro-lva cullivniion. Ifcsl V)i*i jtlllor l . w IJm J. 3.75, choice $2.50 @2.75. W l ^ Poultry low os 75c. CuUiur.nert. Abovcan wwkU w ld o iW rfean d M ltrt.;^ "W y Q ] Tomatoes: Nonsuit 1, no cars on Tomatoes: Its fancy $ 1@4.25, ehoiee v o i i l h a l f t c a men wl'.S hoes, ll-nt! u r d i to project' Teas: .Supplies ami demand mod­ track, light supplies, demand mod­ $3 @3.50. the leaves; shovels (aKitrrecctjMva'.loa. !cespeuMve.WTA^i • erate, market steudy, Fla. 7-8 bu erate, market steady. Nassau 6s r.ve.y ono Inters- :cd to rurJenlnc. forclther n»it rt ot.K-'-' q V - - * 1 - ’’ I But to be successful you must Eggplant: Florida crates fancy $1, turning wrapped fancy $r>@fi.ri», choice $.7. . -be.r.o u.:e. slieulJ nave t ili luac'iiae. /(fH use the proper feed. Let u,s help f i l l ICO* by prsctl.-nl isnlen m-n. T-!’.a hrvv to (ct III* choice $4@L50; 216s $2.25@2.50. Squash: Crates $3@3.25. bojil results, uayoUnic.cIln'IailoliBr l wirk:ll!u.tratei V you solve your poultry problems. Kansas City (Partly cloudy, 50 above) th i Brrserucillts trurb. Icilswh.il IcoiUril fi-ifilcesl* Okra: No sales. s 1 / nViiit It, dives prices i!elivrr:i!, r*3- A p > tearj >j , Strawberries, Beans, Peppers: Chicago (Foggy, II above) i s biln^s it nudunr MKtsry-tft-liai Out r, K lul utl Hicj ? rS / ^ Prices unchanged. c.iu^mlieliwv ami u iililt tuCay. Tomatoes: Fla, 3, 4 enrs on truck Okra, Eggplant, Peas, Squash: No including broken, light supplies, de­ HEALTHY. HARDY. H APPY HENS 'HAM ER MFC. CO., Bot L a T id tl^ .lk b r. rnrlot arrivals, no enrs on track, too mand moderate, market steady. Cal. The very best Battery is an ait ke p t in Ideal condition by fecdjnq then few sales to establish market. boxes lugs originals fancy $4@4.50, fnA-nr DARKER MFC. CO., Cox ' CavM City, Nehr. Tomatoes: Florida 1 ear, 3 enrs on 6s rccpackcil $7.5U@8.0Q. Cuban.-) and u | 2caJ year freo oaj racl-ryt >L'3:r CiTtr. EXIDE U J track including broken, prices un­ Floridan 6s repacked $8.25@9.00. N I changed. Cukes: No cnrlot nrrivals, 3 curs We re-charge and repair all ■ j IV Cincinnati (Raining, 13 above) n 1 licnie — on traek ineluding broken, supplies makes of Batteries Cabbage: N. Y. 2, 20 cars on and demand moderate, market steady, -C*a:Wr.e.track including broken,, supplies lib­ sq. bu. crates fancy $l@l.65, choice I.'ja. RAY BROTHERS eral. demand very slow, market weak. $3@3,65, Mich., N. Y., and Wisconsin bulk per IMione 5-18---------------Sanford Strawberries; Fla. 12” crates, sups i^ z iiia H iiia a a z iia M H a a iia iiia ia a z iia B a iz iis iiu iB a n a s H , FLORIDA FORESTS HAVE ATTRACTION S A Y S STATEMENT M ark et N ew s “ WORSE THAN PAIN” SUNPROOF F. P. 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Half fill f f i nnd probably Tim O’Dowd mill S on Jan u ary ^ , while the Cuban greased ramekins or muffin rings this mixture ami break one already has agreed to terms with Joe with egg cnrefully into each. Bprinktc Chnncy for January 11. BREAKFAST with salt ami popper and generous­ ly -butter crumbs and bnke 12 to bar a s s o c ia t io n t o m e e t . Half of orange (Sanford, F ruit Store) 1C minutes in moderate oven. Sift dry ingredients into flat-bot­ Creamed fish roc on toast (Roberta* Grocery) MIAMI. Dee. 28.—'The Dade County tomed pan. Work in shortening 1 Bur Association will meet Friday thoroughly. Add enough milk to • Bread for toast (Robert'.’ Grocery) nicht to dccido upon rocommoenda- make soft dough, mixing it with Butter (Rigney’a Grocery Store) ilnm to Governor lianlcu nn to ;i suu- spatula and keeping to one side of ' ifssor for Judge Mitchell D. Price of pan. Flour bottom of pan well, Coffee (A. & I*. Tea Co.) the Circuit Court, who has indicated ' pat dough out gently, nnd cut with his intention of resigning. It is un­ well-floured cotter. Bnke about derstood that A. J. Rose, city atto r­ 12 minutes in moderate oven, urn-,' LUNCH ney has the unanimous support of the ing up heat if necessary to brown. 1 membern of the bar. Judge Price This method is much better than Unnnnn Fruit Gorkin! (Sanford F ruit Store)) (rives pressing private business as the rolling dough on molding board. French Lamb Chops (Pure Food Market) reason for his resignation. The legal Much time la raved and the dough (lrm of which lto is. a member, he can be made softer so thut the bis­ Cranberry jelly (Roberta’ Grocery) ftates, has a largo number of eases cuits nre more delicate. Asparagus tips on toast ( A. & I’. Tea Co. ) that need attention and he feels it his Rice—Indian Style — One cup duty to he firm nnd to his clients to rice uncooked, one cup stewed to­ Lettuce Salad (Rlgncy’s Grocery Store) relinquish the judgeship nnd give the matoes, one cup soup stock, a litIced Ten (A. & I*. Tea Co.) matters attention. Ilia retirement tio grnted onion, salt and pepper, will become eircctivc January 1, It Is one cup butter. Boil together tho toinntoen nnd the soup slock. When raid. < DINNER at boiling point ad the rice nnd cook until rice is done. Remove MENU HINT Breakfast from tho fire nnd add one-half cut* • Celery * cream 30iip (A. L P. Tea Co.) Oranges butter nnd let steam on back of . Baked turkey (Pure Food Market) Cooked Cereal with Crcnm stove for 20 minutes. Don’t stir Sausage Fried Potatoes very much after the rice ia put in. Oyster dressing (Roberts' Grocery) Cranberry Satire — Wash, clean Toast Coffee Cranberries (A. k I*. Tea Co.) and pick one quart of cranberries; j Luncheon Macnroni nnd Cheese : put them into n granite saucepan Creamed new potatoes (Rigney’s Grocery Store) with one pint of water nnd let Dran Bread with Itaiainn String beans (Sanford Frlit Store) Cranberry Bnuco Cookies ' them stew for one hour, or until tender nnd soft. Then ninsh them Milk or Tea Frozen Fruit Salad (A. & P. Tea Co.) Jthrough a colander nnd return to Dinner Merita Layer Cake (Rigney’a Grocery Store) Mow warm in the oven Meat Bails Mashed Potatoes tho fire. one pint of granulntcd nugnr or Red Cabbage. Bread nnd Butter Coffee (A. & I*. Ten Co.) Apple Dessert .Sugar Cookies one and one-half cups of brown su­ Nuts (Sanford Fruit Store) gar, nnd ns soon as the sntnje boils, Tea or Coffee empty in the sugur and cook until it jellies, which will be n very few minutes. Then pour into n bowl or Relieved Boy's Cough. aside until cow. cold. Never Just received enr of High Grade dish “ 'fn nnd set usiue KSK.ttnHRflBflMHKaBMBMBBBBSBBRBMXaflBMBINBXBTtRBBSXKHBABBJUja !«nf Pntn „ o, Becf Pulp. Snminnt. Seminolo Feed rCo. 2t stir rranberrici with anything cx3 Mr;. L. Van iieilc, „Pcndroy, " f1 v£r sP0J)n,T) ,. one and one- * , V. MonL,!cc*l >, . i Apple Dessert—Boil writes, I like your Cough Medicine i hnlf cups s.ignr, one cup water to very well. My little boy, 0 years old, Isyrup; peel and core applcn of had a very bad cough nnd after using ®anjc size, color with pink gelatine WEEKLY PRIZE MENU ISATURDAY Won By Mrs. John G. Leonardi j Saturday & Monday Specials I FOLEY’S H°NEY AND TAR COM-1 ^ 5 ■ 3 3 ■ 2 l rj» iiB iB » B aaiaB n n H B H tiaH B H n saiB B asaaK « ian B D C csrg eu E 7 is S n ■ ai* aw i ffl 11 1 ¥> 8 u n N B | ■ ■ 3 Carload of Bananas and 9 If It’s Quality & Service Apples im .«■. j *. < a o .m i uu tit if* tr4.n l *4 * ■r m i m u iiy N u n n BARS COALINE WE CARRY NOTHING HUT THE VERY BEST THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS AND YOU! MUST BE SATISFIED FULL LINE f{i>ns an(; JYycrS, Florida Fit and Western Beef, Veal, I amb and Pork. Kingan’s Reliable and Swifts Premium Hams and Bacon J Will be sold by peck or bushel. Bananas, by ■ dozen or bunch Sf S CHEAP PRICES S 3 :AR LOCATED ON DRAY TRACKS NEAR EXPRESS g CASH SERVICE Sugar .......................................................... 11c QUALITY. and No. 1 Tomatoes......................................... 07c No. 2 Tomatoes......................................... 10c SATISFACTION Hearts Delight Corn.................................. 15c 3■ High Grade No. I Corn.............................. 10c Libbys California whiteAsparagus Tips 44c Genuine Q Brand Macaroni, spaghetti and noodles, 3 p k s...........................'..... 25c Strictly Fresh country e g g s ................ 60c White bacon.............................................. 15c : Pure Lard .................................................... 20c PureFood Free Sample Package Prst Toasties with M n a m each • •Iff? purchase ■] SANFORD GROCERTERIA con, 1b. 313c 3 1 Crisco 65c Call Us Soap 25c J | ’One Btmwy b n A 'tf ’malcheh1w h h eacli^Rtekap.y.ftf.JrtKiTrtrtleM. ;■ ■ n KINGAN D „ SLICED B d M r You Want ‘‘s C iy ^ t, POUND he secured relief. Fori take out; atick a few blanched nlcoughs, colds and hoarseness there is month around ami serve with plain no better remedy on tile market to­ or whipped cream Cookies — One egg, one day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND eupSugar sugar; onc-half cup butter, TAR COMPOUND. It ban stood the four tablespoons sweet milk, ono test of time, serving three genera-j "mall teaspoon bakjng sodn, flour tions. Get the genuine; refuse subn‘l'* htir, w*^ sPJpn. Roll , 1, , . , | thin; bake in quick oven. I)e careful ■tltutes. Adv. i ‘not to mix too stiff. SPECIAL io n 3 Phone 10.1 -We Deliver N < ) Can Country Gentleman D . Z SWEET CORN MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee, lb. 3 5 c FANCY WHITE Bacon, lb. 1 4 c FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES P iM y W ild ly !i‘ S' CHBHBBBNflBBaBflMRBHBBBBIIEBRflllBBnpiUBaaaBRaBBBBBBBBi<BflnHBBnBBBBBaBBflBBBnHBflflMnn* ■ « ■ it CASH AND CARRY no 108 Palmetto—Opposite Ore .station a b 9 iliUkLgB^BnanvnBBBBZNBBHMXRnilBBBnnBBBKBanNBBBflBBnMBBBB ■ We Are Just Receiving Another Shipment RXIBRXXX^k:aBnnBBBBHflBBnKXfl»BRaaBMBaXXBXBMRflailXaXHU3iau OF TIIE GOODS THAT PLEASE O EVi F ySSSirKeSA&PCoffee cCofiee '“leA SPi H abit] lo u r f i r , JEM W AHlUSCDHPAfl Sp^isrjoatPH-Ha 'iu* i X«BXNlXBBBBBflBBflBBflBXBBBBBBBBBMBflMXQXBXXKMBXBBBflBKXXB ; Franklin Mills whole wheat Hour, Swansdown Graham flour, Swansdown cake flour, Premier Plain Buckwheat flour, Premier Glace Cher­ ries, Premier Crystalizcd Ginger, Premier Grated Horse Radish, Prem­ ier Pop Corn in packages, Premier Natural Brown Rice, Premier Pure Sap Maple Syrup. And Know Coffee S a tisfa ctio n ! 8 o ’Clock Red Circle B O K A R Lb. . . 30c Lb. . . 35c Lb. . . 40c Farrell's Plt't>ll S(UTMARf«»RIU£ u th u v 1.* v’ FARRELL’S A 1 OLEO CHURN GOLD OLEO Appalacbicola Oysters (fresh daily), New Yrork State full Cream Cheese, Imported Swiss Cheese, ELf EK PEAS, lb. 10c] | N E W YEAR’S ’ B Seville Brand j Pimento Peppers 8 oz. can I GREETINGS I HEINZ BEANS Sma" Ca,“ Peoria Creamery Butter - Clover Bloom Butter f A ll Kinds The Popular Market OCTAGONSOAP 5 raRrs 32c! J o n e s D a i r y F a r m S a u sa g e 1 CHERRIES Dec. 31st we w lT he located: Notice on Magnolia, next to Milane Theatre \ __ fwv**”' ***v ■ r. J.I IV . , n.**," oownjv FARRfllcvnj.'ji/ 'll u-y'm) -V Complete stock of Kraft Fancy Cheese, Stones Cake of all kinds » -FROM- ■ B X ’ t t. 6; x ■ X ■ ■ X X X ■ a Our Delicatessan this week has choice Baked 3 Ham, Baked Goose and Veal Loaf. Potato, 3 Vegetable, Fruit and Chicken Salads ■I Fresh Mushrooms Now In a, Choice W estern and Florida Meats. Home Cured Corned Reef Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ■ Phone 210 for SERVICE a u u Lit] ■ * :i J a n a * . Fancy N o . 2 In our market you will find the very best Western Deef and I’ork cuU obtainable. (Scnuins Spring Lamb, * real milk fed Veal. Uomom.ule pure i’ork Sausage. linked and Ioiled Ham. Armours Star Hams, Swifla 5 i'remium Hum. Kingun’n Itelinble Ib mt always in r>toek. S RED PITTED, C A N ____________ PHONE 277 You are Always Welcqnje at our St»rc WHERE WE WELCOME YOU 3 ■ GONIALEZ GROCERY 3 , ■ a I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor at * WE DELIVER 2ND STRUCT BETWEEN PARK AND OAK THE HOUSE OF (}ALll4 AND SERVZC S j n n e y a n d * n a n * * w u r M tjn a n 'jj-ja u a iiH a iiu a B a a H n B a iiW t,, ■ Laxxxan3UuKX9i:^u:.xaui;x2ueaBDeza*xxua;taxj3AXUu«Bai,wuHuuBiiSHi<MaMflBxax«BiMXMXBBBHMB ■- ■ . mm i v« �■V: Celebrating fthtistm as With FireWori r . R IB IB COMM_______ r m M f it R O L U H D U DRAM .... V k f F w M » » « K . H O W A R D H E R O ----------- b f ^ T n u . Pfcon* H I tC B B C H tP T IO R R A T E S J O ne T e a r ____$7.00. S is M onths 11.59 D eliv ered In C ity by C a rrie r p er w eek l i e . W e e k ly E d itio n $1 P e r T ea r IP B C IA L N O T IC E : AH o b i t u a r y n o tices, c a rd s o t th a n k s , reso lu tio n s a n d no tices o f e n te r ta in m e n ts w here c h a n c e s a r e m a d e , w ill b e c h a r g e d f o r a t re g u la r a d v e rtisin g rates. M E M B E R T H E A S S O C IA T E D P l t E S S T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Is e s c l u s i v e l y e n t i t l e d to t h e u s e fo r r e p p h l l c a l l o n of a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d t o It o r 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 a n d a l s o t h e lo cal n e w s p u b li s h e d h e r e i n . A I I M I g h t s of r e - p u b t i c a i l o n of sp ecial d is p a tc h e s herein a r e also r e ­ served. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 192.1 Newspapers of the Btate are having much to say of the man­ ner in which Christmas was celebrated in the various cities of Florida. In many places it has been the custom to celebrate this great day with fireworks. The Fort Meade Leader in its issue of Thursday has the following to say in regard to the manner in which Christmas is celebrated: ‘The fact of the m atter is th at almost every town and city in the entire South is .putting the ban on fireworks and on fire­ crackers during the Christmas holidays, and many of the com­ munities are forbidden to sell fireworks of any kind. “And there are several sensible reasons for this. One of these reasons is th at fireworks and firecrackers arc a menace.and should rightly not be permitted within the fire limits of the city. And then another reason is the revulsion of feeling against what ap­ pears to be almost a sacrilege against traditions of Christmas. “The custom of so much noise at Christmns time by a conglo­ meration of fireworks originated, we learn, among the slaves of the South on the old plantations, the m asters permitting the negroes to celebrate the Yuletide season in that way. But this custom is rapidly dropping into discard and a lot of noise and fireworks at Christmas seems wholly out of place. There are other and holier and more appropriate ways and means of celebrating the nativity of Jesus.” ~BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. The Development of Radio THE LORD IS GOOD.—0, tasta and a c e that the Lord is good; blessed The year 1923 has witnessed great strides in the development is the man th at trusteth In him.— af wireless communication. Every few days during the year an­ Psalnt 34:8. nouncements of new and startling fents have been made. Today, -------- o— people are beginning to wonder if the radio has reached the pinLIFE. To the prenchcc, life's a sermon, To the Joker it’s a jest; To the miser life is money, To tho loafer life is rest, To the lawyer life’s a trial, To the poet life’s n song; To the doctor life's n patient That needs treatment right along. To tho soldier life's a battle, To the teacher life's a school; Life's a good thing to the grafter, . It’s a failure to the fool. To the man upon the engine Life's n long and weary grade; It's a gamble to the gambler, To tho merchant life is trade. Life is hut a long vacation, To the mnn who loves his work; Life’s an everlasting clTort To shun duty, to trie shirk,J To the enmest Christian worker Life’s n story ever new; Life is what wo try to make it; Brother, what is life to —Minneapolis Journal. Pay th a t poll tax. Get ready to write it, 1924. -o Yes sir, Sanford docs grow. nncle of development. It was on December 21, 1901 th at telegraphic signals trans­ mitted from Newfoundland were received m England, marking the success of William Marconi in bridging the Atlantic after his previous feat of telegraphing through the air across the English channel. This dute can be considered ns the birthday of world communication by wireless. Twenty-two years after, on Decem­ ber 11, 1923 the voice of a French senator speaking in New York was distinctly heard by listeners in his native land. The F o rt Worth Star-Telegram says that if we are to be­ lieve that the highest point in the first stage of radio has been reached, we must believe th a t there is to be a second stage whose advancement shall be continuous from the present. The goal to­ ward which scientists are bending their efforts is that of discover­ ing means of controlling radio messages as to directions and de­ finite distance. Without a doubt the coming year will bring with it still great­ er development in wireless communication. And what will be the marvelous accomplishments within the next ten years? The idea is that instead of trying to shield children. from the problems of life, we should teach them to be­ come so strong that such problems can be mastered al­ most without effort. 1 Instead of eternally watching the young man, lest he go astray, make him so strong th a t no power on earth can lead him astray. Make him strong enough to stand by himself; and then hold neither fear nor anxiety over him any' more. ' A t first sight it may seem noble of parents to prepare an easy life for their children; but is it not far more noble to teach children to become so strong and so competent that nothing in life is difficult? Which would you rather be, a puppet with a “soft snap,” dr a mental giant with sufficient power to m aster anything, and transform anything Into whatever you might wish it to be? When we are training children, large or small,.this is something we should consider well. Everything that tends to make a person depend* ent, tends to decrease that person's ability, and conse­ quently makes life more difficult for him to live. On the other hand everything th at tends to bring out the .person’s own individuality will increase th at person’s ability, capacity, and power, and will not only make his life easier and more agreeable, but will ac­ complish a great deal more in his own chosen voca­ tion.— Larson. IS --------------o-------------- A tremendous amount of talking Is done in this world. --------Christmas ts over nnd then: is still a few days left before the bills conic in. is Woodrow Wilson’s lie is sixty-seven yours of If there is a hotel in Sanford that is not filled to capucity, there is a reason. But Sanford hns renlly only begun to grow; at thut. Keep watching it closely. Many lucky folks received gifts of money for Christmas. They are spending it now in the stores that ad­ vertise. ' --------o--------Reports come of a fine celery crop for this year. It looks ns if Semi­ nole county is to Imve the best year in its history. Does Advertising Pay? The Herald published an associated press dispatch Wednes­ day stating that the Miami Chamber of Commerce is raising a fund of $-10,000 for publicity purposes. Miami believes in advertising. It is today the best advertised city in the country, hut yet it continues to spend grent amounts of money to keep before the public. In 1920 the United States census gave Miami a population ol about 29,000 but The Miami Herald is claiming a population of over 50,000 now for thq magic city. The proper kind of advertising always secures results. The wise advertiser keeps continually before the people he desires to reach and creates a demand for Ilia product. ft you don’t believe advertising pays look at Miami. It fur­ nishes conclusive proof. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I* FORSTER. President Why is it that signs of warning are nearly always posted along com­ paratively safe roads while danger­ ous curves and crossings have no signs to warn the motorist? Provide n rain water cistern for that new homo ytai you arc are planning Many people foolishly leave out of their plans provision for the storage of soft water. Sanford housewives urn finding the Friday grocery pages of The Herald of great assistance in making up their lists for Saturday shopping. il ■ Some information worth remoinbering. The 118tii I’salni which con­ tains ITfi verses is the longcit chap­ ter in the old Testament; the short­ est is the 117th I’salni, which com* piisea cudy two verses. — B. F. WllITNEn, Cashier ■BHBRRBBBBBBBBRBBBBBHRBBNRannHRRRRIBRRHRBRHRRRhtaiRMMH TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! BaM aBaR aR EK aEER R caEH ncssnxnr.ncncK Q nuK K niirilisEEV M aH My Favorite Stories By Irvin S. Cobb lCXx/ -t \ t & m m TheyNeedOld Beck , Your hard working teams cannot stand up and pull all day long on oala alone. They need a balanced ration and you get the right balance in ' O ld B e c k S w e e t Feed It h as b e e n th e stan d ard work ration of team ow ners for fifteen years. It gives you the m ost for y o u r m o n e y —it is th e w o rld ’s best feed value. Another Traveler is Interviewed Detroit Free Press ■\_ _ — V • Old Deck in m ade of sound cracked corn, crimped whole oats, green alfalfa meal and a new r.nd bettercuno molasses which makes tho feed bright green in color, Hugh Jennings is hack from a triplrdny marbles in the spring and go in j to Europe and has been Interviewed, f«r kite (lying somewhat later? What S e m i o o l e O o . # #1 * , . , . is there in adolescent nature that hut there is no oc.-nsiun for n.n. m. | cnusc3 average American youn.gWHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Ile did not tell how to rehabilitateGer- ^tor to regard a game of marbles in Elm Avenue and Commercial Street---------_ -------------- I’honc 91 i inny nor did he explain the Russian August tm something bordering on th situation. Inutoad he did what is disgraceful? Nobody knows, hut ev­ n a3 iiaB an i!3 n B n sD x saar;iii:en = B c.r.u u g s3 ^ n ajB aa^ i:3 ax iaaaN g R a naturally expected of him and talked eryone knows the fact, und it points baseball. His idea is th^f, the vhgnctM to something in a hoy’s attitude to­ introducing the American national ward sport that is more deeply seated game among Europeans arc not no than reason or even his own desire. II naB siaietiaiiaD si& C R B K K xtinaE nnxceeN 'aaaaa-azsiinssiixaaaaaa rosy as some people seemed to think is ruled by. a higher power in such after hall-plat ing American soldiers mutters. lie pluya certain games at 5 Rhone -198 —----------- -—---------------------------------- I’honc -198 had carried the game ncross the wn- certain times, not only because ho tcr. There is no use, he says, in try­ likes to, hut because it i.i tlm right ing to n;nka Europeans play hull by tiling to do nnd other tilings are ta­ any process that does not begin with boo. the hoys und bring them up witn Doubtless it is possible to intro­ duce new elements Into n boy’s play the game.' There is much to he said for that complex hut they came by evolution theory, hut at the same time it is one rather than by propaganda. Rugby n Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage th a t makes one doubt whether base- football was horn when one head­ hall ever will capture Europe. Chil strong hoy broke the rules of tho old­ Transferred Anywhere Any Time dren are essentially conservative. er form of the game. Baseball evolv­ Storage They may run after fads like their ed among American hoys and young elders sometimes, hut their standard men from rounders. Nobody invented ■ amusements have been the same from these games, and whether they could ft ■■■■■■■hieuih R a s a s a s n a s a B s a n g s a g s sa n a a a a x u a a Q a a u a M M i time immemorial and nil they do n have been thrust upon the youth by a hedged about with permanent tradi­ conscious effort of their cldcro is an n tions. Who can suy why boys always open question. I QUICK SERVICE 1 TRANSFER 'I HERE 18 ONE SIN which is everywhere underestimated and quite too often much overlooked in valuation of character. The Development Florida Needs It is the sin of fretting. It is as common as air, as speech—so common that unless it rises above its usual monotone, we do not Palm Bench Post even observe it. Watch any ordinary coming together of people, and see how many minutes it will be before somebody frets; that of doing sm all, [er.dy for the semi bed. n comfortable its, makes more or less complaining statements of something or The t importance \ house with outbutMuiRs, and miru things has been no often and ho I-m., , honlthful waiter for domestic use he The Orlando detour docsn’t get n!uther which most probably everyone in the room, or in the car, stressed that today the moplo j»r this ‘ jL, roa(1y, i(!t hard roads lead from bit better. Dues anyone knouw how u1' on tm* street corner, it may be, know before, and which probably country have become imbued With the thl, nenri.s* „m rket town nnd the long it will be before Sanford Avcnua nobody can help. Why say anything about it V It is cold, it is hot, it ................ ub-a that it in only the little tiling, 'county sent to each community so deis opened to traffic again? is dry; somebody. has broken an appointment, ill______ cooked a meal; . . ____ _____ ______ __ , ' that count. , vcloped, nnd then bring down your ................. Modern stupidity or uad faith .has resulted ill discomfort There are nlentv Modern development, development, and true people, to see a place that lacks only That proposed bond issue of $8.70,-,onJt.er ca“ b? hml i’y d,,M ho ‘'..meHtjcity or the family furniah000 in aiieady bringing Sanford good of things to fret about, it is simply astonishing how much an- Pr,,KPl‘?“ mg only little tilings; or by each man inga in'make it a home indeed, advertising. They are pointing to noyance may be found in the course of every day’s living, even at working alone and singly for himself, i [ant| company which undertakes the wny in which Sanford is doing the simplest, if one only keeps a sharp eye out on that side of Saving the ptmr.’ js accumulate» ^ is first, is going to reap n harvest things. things. Even Holy Writ ynyn we are prone to trouble “a s sparks d o l l a r s o f p e n n i e,s ; judicious invest- returns of pecuniary worth, be glv “/ 1,10 P°n9.VM brings back do • en q1Q .l=ciftim flf i)1{. section und add fly upwan........But even to 'the smirks that IK* imivupd in li . iVl.ir.L' ' R6 If you have n little money—or n cst smoke, there is a blue sky “p i t h ? b 1 !:1 ^ to the andthat population Flnr t<) wealth a .j'.^ cc vears ofofsingle lot of money—and want to invest in a esi smoke, there is a blue sky above, and the less time they waste « tun-ncre tract or fine land carved sure thing—buy Sanford real estate. on the load, tlie sooner they will reach it. Fretting is all “ time 1,0,11 ,a cypj'vss swump in Moru. i .-i Hunting by Inmest, but hampered, farNext year this time it will be worth wasted on the roatl.-' Herald of l-ence. S S S S i. ^ " , ^ 1 * ’ ... ...... «<*<«: , , , ‘ double its value today. Money for the g ifts ycu ju st must buy and a tidy sum left over for ycursclf will be here for you, Christmas nineteen*twcnty-four, if you loin our Christmas Club today. Many members of this year's clubs paid up early in the year; many are joining larger clubs for'next year; the true Christmas sp irit—joyous and unhnrn?sed— pervades the crowds a t cur paying tellers’ windows. We know there is no ensier, more convenient, pleasant­ er method of saving fee Christmas than you will find at this bank. Select the sum you tvant to have next Christmas and join today. First National Bank 1 Where I used to live there was a: lie encountered the former congrc3Sdistinguished lawyer, who had served ninn. lie drew “ P wkh n flourish, a term or two in Congress. Like most , * oloiicl, ho haded, you ro n Kentuckians of his type, ho loved J^ g o *'f these things. Just look us good horseflesh. Also, he had n very over and K^c me your honest oplnprotty wit of his own. , , . ., ... In this same town was n blacksmith B ',“wyor 8<*u,ntcd hia °yC th= who had tu rn e d -o r thought he had) P, j , , r fcct,” hc comments*, “practicturned—rncehorso man. lie owned-a nlw •„ d«.*n*il’* bony marc which In the fond eye " V h a t do you think of that sot or of her owner had tho makings in her ■> of n trotter—a belief which few, if u l. .1 l)e bc.,t .. “ "*• IwrF.ms in the community Am) , L.a„ you‘r attention to this shared with him. [here russet leather harness, l’urty Tho Infatuated blacksmith bought, g0(^ i ch?" an elaborate outfit—high-wheeled rue- ’ ^Magnificent." iog sulky, interfering boots, jingling1 ‘ Weil, Colonel, speaking ns a man, harness, fancy breechings—tho whole, ^idd you think of anything more thing. For hinuelf he purchased a ' that’s needed to make this here A Word to the Wise peaked cap and the orthodox linen! racjng outfit complete?" duster. j -Well my friend,” said the Colonel. On a proud day he drove down th e If you put it that wny, I might sugA bond election which, if carried, will mean the securing of principal street to exhibit tho marc '"gest that you do need just one thing." the public utilities for Sanford, will lie held in this city on January nnd her finely and ids to the popu-I "W hat’s that, Colonel." 11. Persons desiring to participate in that election must be quali­ lace. On the corner by the port office ‘ "A hoss." fied to vote. Poll taxes must be paid. And they must be paid before the night of January 1. Good citizenship means service. The purposes for which the money from this big bond elec­ tion would be used are worthy ones. The important thing is to An important election is coming. bring out all the possible voters and obtain a big majority. The Herald thinks a word to the wise will be sufficient nnd Whnt will be tho next progressive that Sanford’s good citizens will see to it that they are qualified step for Sanford? -------- o-------to vote in this important election. Don’t delay. Today birthday Rite. F u l l S to c k in g a n d a F a t P u rse Effort Wins -------------------------------------------------.<«* »>> " o h . , t ' r tiie general welfare of the state, nor j1' ^ il1 April, for the hn-: he henefitted his community; for first time in mat y years. 1he time is You’ll Get It lie perhaps, alone one of all hh his cornmumconunun5- r,*»^ '"‘V *'"■ ««me one or several M-veriu big mg The Asheville Citizen ney to spend in this la- rmnprn.es t.. prepare to take a-ivaatty had the money <love!nrmieot 01 ‘hose cxcuriMns oi men and tensive small dev development. v/„mea who are at least interested A superstition has existed in the mitering mood. Ho pointed out more Today thu development that amU-: . jn FJorKIa to come a n d see. family of Martin Finl.en that n giant ]thmj onoe the folly of expecting per- men rich, that builds up th • populat on oak 'landing in front of the Finketi ■!Vc*i"n lo hr,,ct‘od from impcriVcthm, nnd the wealth of a state is that de­ farmhouse day bring *hat. the trembling, the InfI H t UUIUM-7V would w w u n i some o ' m i u : 'ill.* m ill^ a U ,f V * |, , ' )• . . . . ■* I I - velopment done by big organizations, TOM SIMS SAYS tni^hnp to tho family. Today tho troe ‘ or hesitant had not the In a big way, preparatory to soiling to crashed down on Harry Finkcn, e!d*,' + chance to snatch victory the individual. _____ Ho ....... if California and the Rio flrando j Dear Santa: Wait until I grow up «*;vt non, und killed him.—News n o te , ‘ror* th" Hood of affairs. loved from Nyaek, N. Y. jam' mnde immortal the beauty of the [valley, and Arizona and \Vnshington ami I'll get you. Where's the shotN’nt'irally. Harry Finken’s death Tom ao^ v'u lu 1" ", lir,UVlt hc;'l r,t’ ^ lia£l ^ ',1 L',ft y',U »,romi’cd? was what tho Finkcn family had been i - heats down obstacle , tlm Individual efforts of the home : -----in the face of udversity [seekers nnd homemakers to develop, < Christmas story; When I got tho uniting for. Bring up children with ! the idea that something is to happen | e0Im, (iv js that it can ever ho over- those rich and populous areas would j children’s candy out from under the W J L W -O M -K IIS A ® k> ” ' M 1.* r>, ----------------------- — — ou big hum, you hook. Who wants a 'hristnins? Willie. are fond mg the wilderness, Dear Santa: Santa: ol life admirably equipped to comeli*1’1 Y’ "* of ul, the in;? alittl. mim. They iney prefer pretcr to, to in ig lla wilderness, the tnc deserts ucseris and ana th** inoii t)cnr IT you think those t out n winner. Dow down the soul of a 1 ’l* ’''ways in a position to say: *'It | forestn,nnd opened potential farm and, stockings r.re big enough for me boy with the fetters of fear, anti you [v' * ”|y tau’t; I foresaw this home sites all over them. Then theyhave your eyestreated. Mabel, disarm him before even the alarm is [CI,tnstrophe oil the time!" brought tho people from every quar-------- Dear Santa: I had a pair of nocks already. Will you come back and j Own your own home. You may swap for underwear? Papa. ffiink thut you cannot afford to own j your home in Sanford, hut,you can. m_ __ __ ____ __ ____ _ Christmas stcry: Bill gnve his girl You can manage some how to get •"ask."' “licek" "and’ "bV*of gmiii cour- iinvitation, i belief that the tiling Iv U id d* n small colony where ten " li»Ttick and i& t*uttinB il ba‘:!: hold of a place and pay for it with [ago" are the commands with which dreaded wiil come to you. Expect, to a hundred men and their families thanks. the sums you now pay for rent. Own He led the weak and the sick into the therefore, tin* good, the beautiful and attem pt each for * himself to prepare *, th on ten acres, there i realms of health anil contentment, llo , e beneficial." The Finkens are a [a home and farm I ..... .... ... world ......... Urn noli of the ....... _____ .... ______ be____ great,, ___ tried,_______ farm tracts __cts prepreDear Santa: Shame on you! I heard, was the ....................... first to reveal........ to the Fear ........ family, nnd tho[must tlie irresistible power of the mind, the heritage of tlie Fear children is fail-!pared for the settler by- the developP* what you said when you fell over the meat company. Let the land he mnue chair at our house. Bobby. sjy w its t design StandardfComparison S IX E S F iv e P i w n n r T o u rin * J 1 295 T h ree P o o u r e r S n o rt T w o P u m i ' r K n a d 't t r U J J ^ c i-a,re.1St r HporJ Koadttcr JtSTi F iv e H a n e n i t r S e U .n . 2095 F cu r Partencet Sport F iv e P . i K n t r r D o u b le T o u o n * ................... 1725 S erv ire S ed an . . . J60S E ev tn P e n e n ite t T c u rin * 1585 O roue ham Sedan . . . 2U5 S even P a u e n g e r S e d a n . 2285 Four P airen ctr C oup. . 1935 FOURS ssf=scs=&* 1st rr<c»* /. O b. f l u i d Factories; do-crnrr.cnt tax to be added r-w-ts-NP SANFORD B U M COMPANY I \ N. COOPER Manager 20G-208 Magnolia AvenUc—Phone 337 W hen better autom obiles are built, E uidc w ill build them �Sfe-s if* . Vti4»>*i.*>*«*t*««*n* . ■ ■i*-- DANCE. CAPT. CHARLES H. LBFPLBS of the host 'and hostess who w t r s offer tffetr married 26 years ago in Kinston, N. ENTERTAINED. *Or.e o f' tho most enjoyable enter­ Mrs. Winnie Strong entertained C. Th* following program* of tainments on the social calendar for the Christmas season was a dance Thursday night from 8 until 11 Mrs. Claud* Herndon charmingly music was than given: in honor of the eighty-first given Wednesday night by Miss o’clock "When Honey Sings on Old birthday Captain Charles H. Lcff- and graciously received the guests Dcmarlus Muason a t her home on Icr at herofhome Tune," by Mrs. A* M. Philip*. for the hostess. Softly the prelude on 11th Street. Palmcttd Avenue. Phone: Office 108; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Plano Solo, “Th* Lotos Floww*^ The large living room wnn bright Residence 217-W Tho whole lower floor was thrown with masses of poinsettias and red by Widoner was played by Mrs. Aber­ by Mrs. Abercrombie. crombie. Then Miss Lillie Ruth together en suite and was beautifully mingled with tho dark green of Spencer san r exquisitely "At Dawn­ Piaon Duet, "The Poet and decorated in keeping with the Christ­ rnsc3 tho pine and evergreens. The party ant,” by Misses Smith and Ball* mas season. The lights were shaded was a complete surprise to Captain ing," by Cadman. • Vocal Duet, "Lore’s Marry with red paper which enst a warm LofTlcr, for when he returned from a The guests were on tip-toe of ex­ Another Prize Winner nnd pleasant glow over the rooms. pectation when the familiar strains lug," bq Mrs. A. M. Philips and Mr*.'short errand he found his many Many surprises were in store for the wedding march sounded and Schclle Maines. gathered to give him con- of Piano Solo, "Birds and the guests, among them, the radio, friends the double doors opening into the and good wishes. The which furnished the music for danc­ ratulntions dining room opened Bnd Dr. Carpen­ by Miss Julia Lalng. vening wns spent in n most delight­ Friday-Senior Epwojrth League wjlt> “Sweetc3t Story Ever Told," ing from such places ns Pittsburg, ful manner, in fun and laughter from ter entered followed by tho little fairy have Christmaa social at the Meth­ Memphis, Atlanta, Jefferson City nnd tho telling of Jokes and recounting flower girl, Miss Dorothy, dressed in Miss Lillio Ruth Spencer. Piano Solo, by Miss Charlotte*: odist Church at 8 p. m. nftny others. of stories, one story bringing an­ white accordion pleated silk nnd car­ Smith. F r i d a y — Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Mrs. Dancing was enjoyed by thin until n other. rying a large white open rose. Miss George A. DcCottcs will entertain "Perfect Day," by M rs. Claud*. late hour when all the guests were Captain Lefiler is ore of the most Blanche Marquette, sinter of the the°tnetnbers of the N. dc V. How* asked to be seated ns there was u loved and honored of the older citi­ bride, nnd who was her maid of hon­ Herndon. ard Chapter. U. D. C., a t 3 p. m. Mrs. Barnes gave a reading eharm -v very Important announcement to be zens ef Sanford, having been one of or 25 years ago followed, lovely In r.t the home of Mr3. Bishop on made. This announcement was given the boosters of Sanford from its yellow and green changeable tnffetn ingly, "It takes a Heap of Living/* Magnolia Avenue. in a very clever little poem by Miss founding. He served with distinction draped with black silk lace and car­ by Edgar G uest y r;(|ay—Christmas tree for the mem­ Mrs. Smith cut the wedding cake, Allic Vcrn Gliioon. This was roaily and bravery during the Civil War nnd rying an arm bouquet of pink rosea. 535$'^ bers of Holy Cross Church nt 4 p. the surprise of the evening ns the nfterwards helped rebuild tho new j Then come the bride, gracious and and assisted by Mrs. W. S. Morgan in. nt the East Side Primary School. engagement nf Miss Musscm to Mr. south. ehnrmlng in white satin draped in gave each guest a piece to dream Saturday—Mrs. Fannie S. Mun3on over. Ralph Warren was made known. Late in the evening refreshments of all-over lace nnd pcnrl omnments and Mrs. Aforgan was lovely In old will entertain at tea In honor of Much excitement came from this chicken salad, saltines, olives, hot carrying a shower boquet of bride’s the visiting college girls nt 5 source. To add to the fun and pleas­ rolls, coffee nnd whipped cream were roses nnd sweet pens. The groom rose crepe dc chine. Refreshments of fruit salad with o’clock, nt her home on Myrtle Ave­ ure two boys slipped out very quiet- served. distinguished nnd hnndsomc entered ratlines and n £ s in little silver n*fc ly and went down and wired the At­ yV nue. with the bride. They were followed Those present were Mrs. Fannie S. lanta radio hroadensting station to Munson, Misses Zoe ami Fannin Rebn by their two sons. Air. Virgil Smith dishes, with cotfec and whipped^ announce tho engagement. In about Munson, Mrs. Ella LcITIer, Mr. and find Mr. Dwight Smith, ncting as cream were served by Misses C ath e-* ^ Misa Lucile Dutton of DeLnnd is 20 minutes the engagement wns an­ Mrs. S. M. Wiggins, Mr. nnd Mrs, W. groomsmen. Tho bride and groom lyn Brady, Cathcryn Wilson, Gusst* the attractive guest of Miss Lena nounced over the radio which was a A. Leffler, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Doug­ stopped under tho lorge silver bell In Frank, Julia Lning nnd Gladys Ad*.-; Belle Hagan. complete surprise to the bride and lass, Mr. nml Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Miss tbe living room nnd Dr. Carpenter, In ami. These young ladies added a fL nretty note of color in dresses of all § groom-to-be. Winnlo Strong, Mr. Allen Jones, Mr. lieu of a ceremony offered a prayer tho pastel shades. Miss Kathryn Symines has as her In ter in the evening refreshments, nnd then while the wedding music C. H. LelTlor, and Mrs. Strong, Laurie house guest for this week Miss Etta consisting of hot chocolate and cakes, McDnninid, Virginia McDaniel, Mar­ wnn softly played, gave a congratula­ Kart of Winter Purk. Use the Classified Page. were served. Litttlc bags filled with tin McDaniel, Air. Obic Leonard. tory talk. The guests hastened to candies, nuts, etc., were given ns Sir. Glenn Wimblsh, who hns been favors. AND MRS. CHARLES HENRY the guest of his Bister, Sirs. Hawkins Among those attending this happy Mil. SMITH •CELEBRATE SILVER Connolly, left Thursday. event were Missei Elizabeth Flowers, WEDDING. Rose Galleger, Florence Mnrme, Ber­ Brilliant in every detail was the Miaa Zoe Slunson nnd Mrs. Marnice Austin, Helen Hogue, Mary party given Thursday night by Mr. guarite Lairg motored to Tampa Fields, Dorothy Stokes, Dorothy Ray. and Mrs. Charles Henry Smith. The Satin Friday. Chcvolet Smith, Walker. Ollio Vera home wan never more at­ I Glisson, nnd Messrs. Ralph Warren, spacious The living room was deco­ Is Supreme Joe Gonzalez, Byron Stephens, Clnr- tractive. Sirs. W. P. Fields, nnd Miss Minnie rated entirely in silver nnd white, in ! unco Fields. Clifford Walker, Bertram the bay window, draped on either Lee Allen wero called to Daytona So many charminR varia­ i Shepherd, Herbert Messer, Troy Ray,! side by silver tinsel, was hung u sil­ Thursday by tho serious illness of tions are being played on I Johnny Musson, and George Cowan. their mother. and white wedding bell; the man­ The evening passed all too quickly ver the satin slipper, it is the and in lhe woo hours of the night tel was covered with white bride's Srrs, It. L Hammond hna ns her easiest thing in the world to rose.: and banked over the book ense ■the guests departed bestowing con­ guest Mrs. Marguaritc Lning, her were masses of narcissus, white sweet find a model that seems to gratulations on tho happy couple and pens nnd snap dragons. dnughtcr, from Chicngo. Mrs. Lning have been designed express­ declaring they had never spent a is a very prominent lawyer. In the dining room the color While America searched for its most beautiful girl, Switz­ more enjoyable evening. ly for your favorite cos­ scheme was pink nnd white. Pink erland elected Mira Eiliu Stader of Lausanne as its most beau­ candles in silver candclnbras graced tume nnd your special oc­ Sir. and Sirs. Z. L. Hof man of EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB. tho buffet and serving table. The tiful. Here rho is in native costume. Eustis. spent Christmas hero ns the casion. Straps, gores, cut­ One of the prettiest Christmas mantel was hanked with pink La guests of their son and wife, Sir. parties, was that, of Thursday after­ France roses nnd fern. The dining out insteps give each style and Sirs. W. B. Holman. noon when Mrs. Walter Wight enter- table was arranged in the hay win­ a pleasing air of difference. Annual Christmas Ball of The_ Social _ ____ tained nt bridge at her home on Park dow, which wns decorated with silver Sirs. L. C. Clarke and son, Marion, Originality is belli nnd wreaths. On the tnblc was Department At The Woman’s Club of Plant City, and Mrs. W. SI. Hairet achieved by a the bride’s cake with the numerals were dinner guests of Sir. nnd Sirs. there living th rce tables of players. IK!i8-l'J2.’t in silver nnd on either side cut-nut suede In­ J. I). Dosscy on Christmas day. Vivid-hued poinsettias, and howls of the rake wns a tall silver candle­ The mo.it brilliant social affair and; black lace veiling gold mctnlic cloth, step on black of nasturtiums together with Christ­ one that is anticipated with much I Punch was nerved throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Bryan nnd pleasure and interest is the annual; evening a t a prettily appointed tabic, mas greens, and wi oaths were effect­ stick with its gleaming pink taper. satin The guests were mot nt the door fnmity spent Christmas in Winter ball given by the Social Department by Airs. G. 1. Loucko nnd Airs. W. A. ively used ia decorating the rooms Garden ns the guests of Mrs. Bryan’s of the Woman’s Club, and was given Fitts. Black velvet fashiomfd the win re the card tables were placed. by Mrs. It. J. St ruling charmingly parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. P. Howard. last evening at the beautiful new club elegant costume worn by Mrs. Loueke, In one corncV was a gay Christmas gowned in silver cloth, nnd Mrs. A. R. Mitchell in fawn colored satin house. while Mrs. Fitt3 was indeed lovely in tree, on which were hung the favors. caught up on ore side with a silk I.a The card games proved most inter­ France rose and gold ribbon. Mr. nnd Sirs. Ed Bowman nnd Tam­ _ Never has the club been more artis­ lace. il" of West Palm Beach spent Christ­ tically decorated than on this occa­ The music wns exceptionally good esting anil when scores were counted, Alls. G. F. AlcKny, lovely in black mas here ns the guests of Sir. nnd sion. Small Christmas trees, gaily and was furnished by Aherns Orches­ the prize for top score among the club Ince. asked each guest to register in Sirs. J. SI. Lord nnd other relatives. decorated and trimmed with myrahL tra from Orlando. The dance wns members, a set of sandwich cutters, the bride’s book as a memento of the of tiny varl-colored electric iights, opened with a grand march led by was won by Airs. G. F. Smith. The occasion. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Ray have ns •nrircled the large auditorium. The Dr. nnd Airs. W. T. Langley. Appro­ high score guest prize, a deck of The main event of the evening had cards, went to Alisa Katherine been (J their guests Sirs. W. K. Smith nnd dago was banked solid with houghs priate favors were given throughout hiidge kept ns a surprise from nil the Wilkcy. daughter, Marguerite Smith, nf Ocaln. if cedar, vines and flaming poinset- the evening. guests, it was instead of n musical Refreshments consisting of a salad the celebration of the silver wedding nnd Mr. nnd Sira. Charles E. Perry, tins. On ninnte!* and cabinets wero During the intermission nt II of DcLuml. vases of poinsettias and rosea com . o’clock, refreshments of chicken and course, with coffee and Charlotte bined with greenery and red lighted turkey sandwiches and hot coffee JRusse, were served at the conclus­ Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cnrroll nnd Sirs. tapers were also used. On tho hearing wear, served., by,.JVlra. Howard Over- ion of the card game. Those enjoying, ,tho. cordiivl hospi­ J. L. Alvarey motored from Jackson­ r large cheery fire burned which arid-1Mill' nnd h e r’committee. Airs. Ovrrville Tuesday nnd are the guests of ed a finishing touch. The eolonndes lin wore n creation of fuchin geor­ tality nf Mrs. Wight were Mrs. John Van Puzo and Mrs. S, D. Chittenden,I the laltorV, brother nnd wife, Mr. were entwined with vines nnd glit­ gette, which wns inderd becoming. and Sirs. E. M. Cnrroll. tering tinsel, and the whole place Mrs. R. K. Tolar, president of the of Cairo, Ga , Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Airs.] iresented a festive appearance. Much the Woman’s Club wns regal in Amer­ (i. F. Smith, Mrs. !,. I*. MeCullcr, Sir. nnd Sirs. Oscar T. Pearson of credit Mrs. Forrest Lake. Airs. S. E. Bar-! is due to the decorating com­ ican blue panne velvet. Paola announce the birth of n 10- mittee, Misses Katherine Wilkcy and Aii s Katherine Wilkcy wore a rott. Airs. A. AI. DeForrest, Airs. W.> pound dnughtcr on Sunday, Decem­ Ruba Williams. girlish nnd becoming costume of Ce- I. Thigpen, Airs, T. L. Dumas, Mrs. ber *23. She has been named Dorothy John Sliced, and Aliss Katherine Welcoming the guests upon arrival iestlnl blue georgette. Mildred. Mi were'Dr. and Airs. Theodore Idingley. ss Ruba Williams was greatly Wilkcy. Mrs. Langley was attired in nn ex- admired in a French frock of wisteria Mr. Zeke Clifton is visiting friends quisite gown of peach crepe, heavily chiffon velvet. BUSINESS WOMEN’S LUNCHEON and relatives ia Osteen nnd Sanford headed in crystal and combined with! This year's bnll far surpassed The Sanford Association of Busi­ Thursday and Friday. Mr. Clifton is Georgette. | those previously given by the club ness Women met in the balcony of now manager of the garage in St. The programs were.embossed with and ton much praise can not be given the Lti-Rcth Cafotrin Thursday at I’ctorsburg. red roses, the club flower, and these Mrs. W. A. Fitts, cahirnmn of the So- n,,°n for their regular weekly lunchwerc given out by Mrs. it. A. New-leir.l Department, whoso untiring of-1*-*"•»- After a most satisfactory Miss, Af. Kiltchct of New York who man whose fetching frock was of forts made it such a success. luncheon, the president, Miss Eliza­ has been the attractive guest for the beth Musson called the meeting to past week of Mr, Al. F, Robinson and order and the plans were discussed IDLERS BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. II. L. Hammond returned to CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORS ENTER­ for Inking care of the note due on TAIN FOR MR. AND MRS. New York Friday. The lovely home of Mrs. George the Chautauqua debt. Then the meet­ RUM RLE. Davis H art was the scene of a very ing was given over to gay, informal Charles Henderson left Wednesday talk on the holidays and just how The parlors of the Presbyterian attract|vo ,y Th.,m!ay nf, A two ilny evpnt of unusual importance to the thrifty feminine shopper. Every frodc in for Atlanta, Ga., and Indianapolis, Church ablaze with candles and beau- . good Santa Claus had been to each . . . . . our (Hess department will he radically reduced for these two days only. Ind, where he goes as a delegate ti fully decorated with C h r h tm a s when she entertained the members one. __ Th me present, were Miss Elizafiorn Stetson University nt Deluuul greens and the flaming poinsettias,’ of the Idlers Bridge Club and one e x - 1both Musson, Mrs. R. (’. Maxwell, to the Students' convention. was the scene of one of the prettiest1tru table of players at bridge. Job’'..! ('nnartli, A!i«s Agnes Rernor. nnd Aliss Alel Whitner. An at parties of the holiday season, when ■lake Edmond nnd his mother nnd the Christian Endeavor Society enter Small pines in tubs and jnrdenicrr. tendance of over (JO per cent of the !ii‘>ter motored over from DeLnnd tained in honor of Air. and Mrs. W, were arranged about tin; rooms form­ membership. ing a rich dark background for the Wednesday evening and were the Rumple. ha ikets and bowls of poinsettias ami guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. I). King L. Mrs. N. HE V. HOWARD CHAPTER, R. C. Maxwell met the guests red roses. Softly shaded lights cast U. D. C. and Mr. and Airs. E. AL Carroll. at the door and introduced them to a mellow glow over this pretty scene. On Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock, honor guests, Mr. and Airs. Rum­ Scores wero kept on Santa Claus Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Mrs. George Mrs. J. J. Dickinson, Airs. J. If. the ple. tallies and after a number of spirited DcCottcs will entertain the members Borland, Aliases Frances nrol Georgia Many delightful Christmas games games of bridge, the prize for high of the N. dc V. Howard Chapter, U. A lovely array that authentically bespeaks the mode. Atne Borland, Mrs. R. E. Millen and were played. Delicious refreshments; among the club members, was D. at Hie home of Mrs. Bishop Billie nnd Clara Bray spent Thursday j ol fruit gelatine, whipped craem, score , Frocks for street, afternoon, and evening wear. An j\]r3i Harry Heeren. Airs. on Magnolia Avenue, in Oviedo as the guests of Mrs. Bev­ ungel food cake, nuts and coffee were, won j,y jfurn,|on hold high score unlimited variety of choice fabrics represented in Poiret erly Wright, As this will ho the first meeting of served by the hostesses for- the ’’[’■lamong the guests, and was awarded the chapter since the election of of­ Twill, Crepe Satin, Canton Crepe, Satin Francaise, etc. cicty, Mrs. Green, Aliss Laura l<eh-|tt s t . t t ) f j ) r i l j j , tl tnllk-n. ficers it is earnestly desired that all Judge and Mrs. Joseph J. Dickinson man and Aliss Gertrude Range. AtSpecially priced for Saturday and Monday. ^ t the conclusion of the card game, members attend. bad ns their guests Christmas, Mr. ter refreshments were served Air. IInrt M,rVctl candlestick salad, Following the business session a and Airs. Charles Dickinson, Miss \\ illiani Rum Icy, president ot the G. sandwiches, cake and coffee. The nfI ona Belle Blanton of Orlando. Mrs. F. presented Air. and Airs. Rumple faj;. WS3 nne „f exceptional enjoy- social hour will be in order. Drosses up to $19.75..................... $14.75 Will Dickinson, Edward and Roland with a silver lettuce fork with Hie tnent to the guests and the cordial ENTERTAIN AT DINNER., Dickinson of Jacksonville. beat wishes nnd love of the Christian hospitality of Mrs, Hart was reflectMr. and Mrs. Schclle Aininca were Frocks up to $22.50............... 18.75 Endeavor, cd in every (letail. hosts at dinner Wednesday evening Aliss Lenin King, Douglas King and The guests included, Airs. John nt the Valdez Hotel, honoring Air. returned home! Edward Henderson joined n party of Walter Connelly . ; Melsch, AIra. Harry Heeren, Mrs. and Airs. Walter M. Haynes, whose Dresses up to $27.00 ...................... 22.50 friends at DeLnnd Wednesday and Thursday from « very delJ«h‘f. ! E.tdur Curlctt. Mrs. Ludwig. Mrs. twelfth wedding anniversary it was. ; John BcRtjer Mr9 IIcnry Wight. Mrs. motored to Jacksonville, where they with relatives in North ( aiolina. The prettily appointed dinner attended the concert, of the Yale Glee $29.75 D resses................................... 24.50 ex Vaughan, Mrs. Roland Read, table was centered with a crystal Mrs. Arthur Blount of Waynesboro, AI Club, Thursday evening. A!rs, Osborne Herndon, Airs. Sharp, basket of calendulas nnd ferns, and Ga., is expected to arrive in Sanford Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, and Mrs. E. P. marking the places were place cards and will be the guest of Morse. also designed with yellow flowers. A Our Special Lot of Peggy Paiges at 29.75 Airs. It. A. Terhunc left Friday for Saturday her sister, Mrs. C. L. Paganhart Savannah G«.. to visit with her broth­ {Iclicious six course dinner was er, A. J, Smith, who has been serious­ Airs. Andrew Mahoney had ns her Judge ar.d Mrs. L. G. Stringfcllow served. Formerly ranged up to $59.00 ly ill for some time. From Savannah returned Friday from Orlando, where Mrs. Tom Paine of Belle Aleade, N Mrs. Terhunc will go to Atlanta, when, house g u e s ts Wednesday, Air. nnd they had been the holiday guests of she will visit with her daughter, Mr». Mrs. II. -A. Trueman of Winter Air. and Mrs. Cecil Butt. Alaster J„ is visiting her parents, Mr. and Tillis. Airs. Paine will be most J. Wetington Rowe, for an indefinite Hnven and Mrs. P. J. Barnett of Pa- Cecil Butt, Jr., returned with them Airs. SLENDERIZING latka. time. pleasantly remembered as Miss Cora to Sanford. Lee Tillis. Airs. Paine was extenPaul Lake returned home Thurs­ STOUT DRESSES . , sively entertained last spring nt the Airs. J. II. Borland and Misses day from South Carolina where he The many friends of Mrs *'• time of her marriage nnd her many G'virgin Mae end Frances Borland of spent Christmas with his parents, Kelley of Kanford Heights will be .In a choice selection of popular materials at special Way cross, Ga.. arrive! here Wed­ stopping en route home in Tampa, sorry to learn that she wns injured friends will be delighted to welcome prices for Saturday and Monday only her back for this short visit. nesday ami will be the guests of Mrs. where he was the guest of friends. Tuesday by a truck knocking her J. J. Dickinson, Mrs. W. T. Wheclis However, the injuries while Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Alulligin of and Mrs. R. E. Millen. Mrs. Borland Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat have down. painful are not serious nnd unless Jacksonville nnd little son, Edward will b<* remembered here as Aliss returned from Tampa, where they complications set in she will be out in a J r , are visiting Air. nnd Airs. Vaughn spent Christmas as the guests of rela­ few days. Clara AHllen. Mrs. Alulligin will be very pleasunttives. They were accompanied home U' remembered ns Aliss Gertrude by Aliss Dorothy Crabtree, who will Mr. and Mrs. Tom Paine of Boll / Air. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger left F ri­ Vaughn. Aleade. New Jersey, arrived Wednes­ be their guest for several days. Air. and Airs. Homer Dawson mo­ day morning in their ear for their day night to spend the remainder of Mrs. Vuil Lovell and little son, home in Tampa after a pleasant visit tored from Atlanta and spent several ♦he holidays es the guests of Mr. and , ai, T will be «.■ most Chappell, will arrive from New York here with relatives. They' were ac­ days hero ns the guests of their sis­ Airs. TilHs. awo. Mrs. Paine THE I’OSTGFFICE IS NEXT DOOR TO US home by Airs. Augusta ter, Airs. E. A1. Carroll at Iter home pleasantly remembered as Aliss C o r n j Saturday to spend some time as the companied (( L^r Tillis and at the time of her; guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. igermnnn, who will spend the week- on Sanford Heights. After a short marriage tbU past spring was exten-1 H- H. Chappell, a t their home 011 ^ p e r s o n . Warren Fugenmann visit here they will spend the remain­ der of the winter at paas-u-Grille. siveiy entertained. j Celery Avenue. i a. Clearwater. s Social e S A Special SALE FO R S A T U R D A Y and M O N D A Y O N L Y Smart Frocks Baumel’s Specialty Shop H I ■■ I �{rc±=,*r*. ■ - i. . ' . V_-i 1 I $275,000 OFFER FOR ROGERS (STAKE EBBETT8’ HORNSBY SETS NEW RECORD JN BASEBALL GREAT INTEREST WORLD FOR PURCHASE OF STAR PLAYERS y , IN FISTIC GAME n ~ * - :#s ~ mv--* r e e *-«i Florida, this the Tth day o f Deeember, and elsewhere and to^generalty enjoy wko shall be elictM i t tM first A. D. IMS. .• am t exercise all of the rights, powers n u s l m e e tin g o f tho* sto c k h o ld e rs a re (SEA L) E. A. DOUOLABS, C le rk C irc u it C o u rt, Sfemlnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a. j a y : A. M. W e e k s , D. C. SCI t ELL R H A IN ES. ’ . S olicitor fo r C o m p la in a n t. ItcRln F rl. 12-{-33? r u n on g r ld a y a fo r 3 I limits _____________ _ NOTICE f , r U 9 T I M j r o A PPLY B e n ja m in F ,. H aines, a n d p riv ile g e s Incident to c o rp o ra tio n s a s fo llo w s: f o r p ro fit u n d er th e la w s of th e S ta te P re s id e n t: B e n ja m in F . H a in e s,'S e c re ­ t a r y ; A n d rew tl. H eine*. T ra e u re r. o f F lo rid a . A R T IC L E IffA R T IC L E V tl. S e c ti o n 1. The au th o rised am ount S e c t i o n .1. T h e h ig h est am ount nf o f th n r e p i t a l s t o c k of t h i s c o r p o r a - I n d e b t e d n e s s o r l i a b i l i t y t o w h i c h t h i s tlo n s h a l l be F iv e T h o u s a n d D o lla r * c o r p o r a t i o n c a n a t u tiy t i m e s u b j e c t s h a l l be t h e Hum o f F i v e T h o u s ­ ^ ^ " ^ ^ m m o n ^ k . ' T ^ T c o m . Itsctr a n d D o lla r * (IS .000.00). - FORT PIERCE, Dee, S8—Bov Sefat troop# tn m . Verc to Key Wcxt will hold 5 field moot her* February 2, it la announced by local scout official* Competitive drills will make up thu program. FOB LETTERS PATEXT. m a n s t o c k t o be div id ed In to fifty (GO) A R T I C L E V III. N o tic e . Is h c r p b y j c l v . n t h a t t h e u n ­ s h a r e s , a ji o( t h e p e r v a lu e o f O n e S e c t i o n I. T h e c t i r p u r a to scat nf er — sbere. --, , t h l s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be a n Im p re s s d e r s ig n e d will Ta p p l y t o t h e ( l o v e r m t r H u n d r e d ($100.00) p..... s t n c k h o i u c r ■ S e c ti o n 2. E a c h o l d e s h a l l „ U m | l b c s r l n a t h o w ord*. "O R IE N T A o f t h e S t a l e o f F l o r i d a o n t h e 16th (1“ ) v o te a t “a l l K E R N d a y of D ecem b er, A. D. 1923. f o r L e t ­ b e e n t i t l e d to one C OM PANY, CORPORATE New record offer for ail time for a There must be a reason for such t e r s P a t e n t , to b e I s s u e d t o O R I E N T A m e e t i n g s o f th e s t o c k h o l d e r o f t h e S E A L ." baseball player on tho hoof wan made a condition if it exists, and the F E R N COMPANY Upon t h e f o l l o w i n g c o m p a n y f o r ea c h s h a r e of s t o c k h o ld ARTICLE IN. S e c t i o n 1. T h e s t o c k h o l d e r s n f th e during tne nrccent baseball doings nt reason, according to this prophet, A rti c le s o f I n c o r p o r a t i o n a d o p t e d b y I b y hint. S e c tio n 3. T h e t o t a l a u t h o r i s e d c a p ­ adopt by-law s n o t . Chicago. lies tn the showing made in 1923 t h e s a id c o m p a n y a s I t s p ro p o s e d i t a l s t o r k o f t h e company, m a y * h e cI no cr po on sr ai st ti eonnt swhiat lhl Its RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 28.—Tho C h a r t e r a n d .th e , by the players who were bought cPhRaOr tPeOr :S E D C H A R T E R O F O R I E N T A fixed Chnrles H. Ehbctts offered the St. by t h e I n c o r p o ra to r s , o r by t l i s l a w s o f th n K tu tc Of F lo r id a , f o r t h e , Brasilian has taken op boxing. Not Louis Nationals $275,000 for Rogers for the largest Bums, The 1923 D i r e c t o r s a t a m e e t in g c alled tor s u c h g o v e r n m e n t o f Its o f f ic e rs , n n d th o I F E R N C O M PA N Y . only has he enjoyed all th e grent Hornsby. Incidentally, St. liouis’ ac­ crop of lemons never was surpassed b y - l a w s a d o p t e d s h a l l be a d o p te d b y ; T h o um V rs Ifrn ed I n c o r p o r a t o r s h e r e - i p u rpo se, T IC L E IV. t h e v o t e of th e m a j o r i t y of a l l s h a r e s ! fights of recent times by motion pic­ tion, in refusing the offer constitutes in the history of baseball. Throe by nsa.tclnfr . t h e m s e l v e s t n a e l h e r f o r ' B ert Ion 1. ATRhe t e r m f o r w h ic h t h i s h e a m e n d e d In su c h ' ture a i^ cable report, but now he is the record declination of a big offer. hundred thousand dollars went to tf ho er ppruorpf iot s ue n od fe r f tohr em ilna gw sa ocf o tr hp eo r aSttiaotne c o r p o r a t i o n sh all e x i s t s h a l l l>e p e r ­ nmf a sntnoecrk , aasn d mma ay y bo p ro v i d e d f o r in , learning the game himself. He has Much fun wns poked nt Ebbctts hy waste without raising anything but of F lo r id a .a n d d o h e r e b y a d o p t t h e p e t u a l u n l e s s thn s a m e be le g a l ly d i s ­ s a i d b y - l a w s . donned the four ounce gloves with nn ribald btt'chnll critics, who charged a thirst, nnd the baseball ownerr f o llo w in g A r t i c l e s o f I n c o r p o r a t i o n ; solved . ARTICLE X. A R T IC L E V. . ■ S e c t i o n 1. T h e n a m e s nnd r e s id e n c e s ! enthusiasm never displayed toward him with seeking publicity without who had gambled and lost all that A R T I C L E 1. R eclton I. T h e b u s i n e s s o f t h i s c o r ­ n f t h e s u b s c r i b e r s n n d th n a m o u n t o f Heclhin I. T h e n a m e n f t h i s c o r ­ any other new sport, and it in all be­ n»y intent of making good. But It money felt offended. They didn’t p o r a t io n sh all he " O R I E N T A F E R N p o r a t i o n s h a l l be c o n d u c te d by a Inward s t o c k s u b s c r i b e d h y e a c h o f t h e m a r e cause Luis Angelo Firpo almost—an was a bona-fide offer. And what is hold themselves responsible, though COMPANY” o f n o t l e s s t h a n t h r e e (.1) n o r m o r e n s f o l l o w s : impressive “almost"—took th e world more, this was not the first time of course they ore, because they a n d p lace of bn un sdi n eI tsss sphrailnl c ibpea ln t oAfflict se- 1 t h a n s e v e n 17) D i r e c t o r s a n d by a I l c n j a m l n F. l l a i n r s , M edford. M a s s a ­ championship from Jack Dempsey. They hold the m o n te Spring*. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r ­ P r e s i d e n t . S e c r e t a r y und T r e a s u r e r , c h u s e t t s . f o r t y - s e v e n s h a r e s : C k r r l e li. Brooklyn had made such a hid. Eb- took the gamble. s i d e n t s h a ll be a m e m b e r of H a i n e s , M e d f o rd . M a s s a c h u s e t t s , o ne Every section of this city has it-, betts offered Rant Brpadon that sum..,players . ,responsible because . ,they ida. wllli th e p o w e r t o e s t a b l i s h b r a n c h T h e Por ae rd share; M n rv llaln es. A ltam onte o f D irector*. athletic club, which is actively pro­ for Hornsby during the world scries, (l'(!n 1 make good, nnd they hold offices nnd p la c e s n f b u s i n e s s a t o t h ­ t h eS e cHtio 3. T he R oord o f D i r e c t o r s S p r i n g s . F l o r l d n . o n e s h a r e ; A n d re w moting the game among its constantly but only got laughed nt. the selling clubs responsible because eInr pthoein tssu cInh tohteh eBr st a tset aot ef s F lnonrdi d ac oaunnd­ s h a l l bon elec ted a n n u a l l y n t u m e e t ­ tl. U n itie s, A l t a m o n t e B p lrn g s , F lo r id a , growing membership. Every city, tr i e s a s It m a y i l i c m n e c e s s a r y o r a d ­ i n g of t h e s t o c k h o ld e r* to he h e ld o n o n e fthure. town and village Is is producing I t s T h e f o r e g o i n g A r ti c le * o f I n c o r p o r a ­ v isable. t h e la s t M o nday nf J a n u a r y o f e a c h ^i'nhoffers^fo ™^ all Ruth Lone Exception? y e a r , a n d t h e P r e s id e n t. S e c r e t a r y a n d t i o n w e s u b s c r i b e t h i s Gth d a y nf D e­ A R T I C L E S IT. “champions." Boxing hns become the uif "1.J " nhnJv nf one of Thc onl>' pluyer ever purchased 1. T h e g e n e r a ) n a t u r e of T r e a s u r e r s h a ll he elec ted a n n u a l l y c e m b e r . 195.1. a n d d o h e r e b y s u b s c r ib e “back lots game” of Brazil. Inter- {fcyC t ' ^ t ,h„c,pr°0Pf ’^Slaver-value! for W W ™ Sr more who W made th eB ectlon b u s i n e s s t o lie ’ t r a n s a c t e d by t h e b y t h e H o a rd of D ire c to rs r h o s e n e a c h e a c h f u r t h e a m o u n t o f s t o c k s e t o p ­ city and inter-state tournaments are MMnirwl h s X i r L F worth 'P " d in baseball i* Babe Ruth, nc- said c o r p o r a ti o n s h n l l h e t h e c a r r y i n g y e a r f t « m e e t i n g o f t h e D i r e c t o r s t o p o s i t e o u r r e s p e c t i v e s i g n a t u r e s . befng carried on with increasing fro b ' w orth!cording to the man who values on of a g e n e r a l n u r s e r y b u s i n e s s am t l>e bold a n n u a l l y im m e d ia te ly f o l l o w ­ H E N A M IN F . H A I N E S ........ 47 Share*. qucncy, accompanied by enger public *“ an>Ul,n£’ , !»oalI players for n living. He thinks In r o n n e e t lo n t h e r e w i t h t o r a i s e , p r o ­ i n g t h e s a i d n n n u a l s t o c k h o l d e r s m e e t ­ C A R R I E D. H A I N E S ................. 1 H hare Scouted l nited States. [there is no hall player selling for duce, buy. sell. I m p o r t , e x p o r t a n d ing. T h e nfflcr* of th e P r e s i d e n t a n d A N D R E W O. H A I N E S ........... 1 S h a re . interest. a d e nod dent In s e e d s , s h r u b s , p la n t s , t h e T r c u s n r e r m a y be h e ld ' b y o n e M A R Y A. H A I N E S ............ ........ 1 S h a re . The youthful imitntion of the glazed This man,who has scoutedevery i $50,000 who hns made good for two tprro f l o w e r s o f a l l k i n d s : to n m l t h e s a m e person. S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . hair movie hero no longer occupies th j part of the United States, nnd who'years. Possibly his opinion is tho e n rrdyu c eon nnd S e c tio n 3, T he tim e, p lace a n d m a n ­ nnd c o n d u c t a n y a n d nil C o u n t y o f H emlnole. renter of the stage. It 1; ho with tin. [has rpent es much money for play-‘result of observation during the k in d s of a g r i c u l t u r a l a n d h o r t i c u l t u r ­ n e r o r c a l l i n g m e e t i n g s of s t o c k h o l d ­ O n t h i s ilny p e r s o n a l l y a p p e a r e d b e ­ prominent chovt and bulging biceps nr* ns any single individual in the [past senson. Certainly there was al o p e r a t io n s u n d g e n e r a l l y t o p r o d u c e e r s a n d d ir e c to r * o t h e r t h a n th o a n ­ f o r e nte I t e n j a m l n F. Maine*. C a r r i e e In n n v nntl a l l k i n d s o f n u a l m e e t i n g sh all he file d by t h e b y ­ H. l l a l n e s . M a r y H a ln e a a n d A n d r e w <1. who nttrnets the -----soft „glance tho world—not - __________— ------ of --------his own money, of (not enough actual profit made or ap nrodd utcrea dof tho s o i l : t o r a i s e , b u y . s ell l a w s of s a i d c o rp o r a tio n , nnd t h e e l e c ­ H a i n e s , t u m e w e ll k n o w n t o be t h e Mnorita on the avenidu. It is the day : course—says the hall player here- the players of high cost in 1923 j an d o th e r w i s e tr iu l o a n il d e a l In liv e t i o n of t h e Hoard of D ir e c t o r s s h n l l be of the “roughneck." U*t it not heun-i ai ter will bring nothing like ..the to w arrant continuing top figures sto ck of a n y k i n d ; t o m n m i f a c t u r e , b y h n llo t, e a c h s t o c k h o l d e r b e i n g e n ­ pt heer s ofnosr e gd oe si nc rgi b eAdr t iInc l e sa n dn f wIhnoc osripgonread­ derrtood, however, that thu local ring high price he has in the past. /for ordinary’ men. buy. sell nnd t r a d e In m e r c h a n d i s e of t i t l e d t n o n e vote f o r ea c h s h a r e of t i o n o f O R ! E N T A F E R N COMPANY, all k in d s ; to I s s u e Its b o n d s f o r n n y s t o r k o w n e d hy him. n n d a c k n o w l e d g e d b e f o r e m e t h n t th e y hero assumes a “tough” pose. Ho of th e p u rp o s e s o f t h e c o m p a n y a n d Meet lop t. Thu H oard o f D i r e c t o r s s e v e r a l l y s i g n e d t h e saim* a n d s u b ­ favors Curpentier in that respect, Hu I In C irrn lt C’ l i n r f . K rvrn th Jtiillrlrtl to se c u r e th e s a m e In n n y m u n n e r p e r ­ m a y p r o v i d e fo r th e e le c tio n o r t h e s c r i b e d t o t h e a m o u n t o f s t o c k s e t believes that elegnneo is not out of m itte d by l a w ; to p u r c h a s e , le a s e o r a p p o i n t m e n t nnd f o r flxlng t h e d u t l r s o p p o s i t e t h e i r s i g n a t u r e s . C i r c - n l l , I n n m l F u r .Hpmlmile ('Dim­ keeping with strength ami agility, o th e r w i s e n e ttu lr e r e n l p r o p e r t y , a n d o f s u c h o t h e r o ff ic e r s a n d a g e n t s ft* IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I have l y , Flu rlilu . In r h n n r r r y .. to sell, re le a s e o r d i s p o s e o f t h e s a m e ; t h e y m a y deriji a d v is a b le , a n d m n y h e r e u n t o s e t m y linn d u nd o ff ic ia l which, of course, is not disapproved to p u rch as e, a e ii u lr c . h o ld o r d i s p o s e of m a k e su eli ru l e s nnd t a k e s u c h n c t l o n s r u l t h i s T w e l f t h d a y o f D ecem b er, Charles A. 1'alius, i'omnia!mint by the senorUn. a n y an d nil t r a d e - m a r k s . t r a d e . n a m e s . n o t In..... . w ith t h e F h a r t e r n n d 1HS.1. vs. A curious fenturc of the growing n s o r p r o c e s s e s s e c u r e d u n d e r H y - ln w s o f th e C o r p o r a t io n ns t h e y ( S E A L ) D O N A L D (1. SPA IN, Mathew It. Mark*. J. O. nronson. ft at. LInevt et enrtio popularity of boxing in Brasil Is thu; s P a t e n t o f ti le U n i t e d S l a t e s m a y d e e m a d v is a b le f o r t h e o p e r a t i o n N o t a r y P ub lic. while the Brnziliun boxers follow the ... . „ Defendants. am i e ls e w h e r e : t o d o a ll t h i n g s h e r e i n o f Its b u s in e s s . ( N o t a r y H eal) American school in the science nnd SEATTLE, Wash., Dee.-8. The s e t f o r t h ns f u l ly u s a n y n a t u r a l p e r ­ N o t a r y P u b li c Btnto o f A R T IC L E VI. • CITATION. F lo rid a nt L arge. practice of the game, the French are j University of Washington nnd Navy To Mathew It, Mara*, J. O. Bronson, son m i g h t o r m u l t i d o ; t o h a v e o ff ic e s S e c tio n I. T h e nn in ra of th e o f f i c e r s a g e n t s ami I " c o n d u c t Its b u s i n e s s w h o s h a l l co n d u ct th e b u s i n e s s o f t h e M y c o m m i s s i o n e x p i r e s O c to b e r 8, PJ3T; furnishing the language. Thin is duo>tlevcns, which meet at Pnsndcnn on Anna Bioko*. Jeapn T. Davis, individual­ und In a n y p lace In t h e S t a t e o f F l o r l d n c o r p o r a t i o n u n til t h o s a tire iiuu llllcd 12-14-21-2B -l-3-10-G t Two Teams Appear Even on Paper As Game Draws Near to the fuel thnt the sporting vernacu­ lar of the American "fans" is a lan­ guage apart. It cannot he translated, while French is easily understood by thp Brnzilinn*. The f rench snort magazines therefore, furnish the box­ ing vocabulary in Ibis country. ly ami as Administrator of thu estate •if William E. Runnel I, deceased, if liv­ ing, nod If dead, to all parties claiming any intercut under said Mathew It. Aturloi. .1. i». firiinsnn, Anna Blokes, J*;*s<i T. Davis, Individually nnd as Administrator of the estate of William F. Rune’ll, deceased, nr otherwise In and t>> tile lauds hereinafter described. JU|j ui*., to tYutriil Houtliem Lumber New Year’s Day in tho annual foot­ ball classic which features the Tournn ment of Roser, should be pretty evenly matched so far ns forward* tiro concernctl, Washington wil have n slight edge in the m atter of weight, with n line JivorotftnK ISii pounds, or IJ- pouimt from tackle to tackle; but otherwise C o m p a n y , a c u r p u r i i t l u t i n a il e r t h e l a w s the two linrt stack up pretty much ut O h io . If In li'u a l e x i s t e n c e , a n d It d is s o lv e d , lli|tlldutr<l or o th erw ise alike. le g a l l y e x t i n c t , a g a i n s t all s u c c e s s o r s , The Seattle institution has a quar­ s h a r e - h o l d e r s , s t o c k h o l d e r s , c r e d i t o r s , tet of regular ends—Captain Hall, Du­ g r a n t e e s , o r o t h e r p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g bois, Cole und Westrom—any two cf a n y r i g h t . t i t l e n r I n t e r e s t of a n y n a ­ whom make nn ideal combination. Hull Ct uerne t rwa lh art' suouet hv ee rr n, hyL ,u mt hbreoru gCho mo pr a un yn ,d ear PARIS, Dec. 28.—Eugene Cri- ami Cole nre particularly adept at c o r p o r a t i o n , o r a n y o n e e ls e in a n d to Inm ended. qui'n pugilistic career S snagging forward passes—Hall be­ th e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y , to The abandonment of his titles of i • of bis “fiypnpcr" fingers; Cole, w lt: featherweight champion of Fiance cause L e t s 1 t o 2:t. b o t h n u m b e r * Inclusive, a long, rangy youth, because of his and Europe, owing to th e in­ high-jumping ability. Dubois, last of P .r i g g * s u b d i v i s i o n of N o r t h e a s t M u arler o f S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r nf S e c ­ juries hi received in his bout for ygar’it with his 180 pounds of tio n 21. t o w n s h i p *j| S o u th . R a n g e 29 charity with Ilehrnns on October beef, Infullback, a demon nt smashing intorfer E a s t , a s p e r p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In C, is expected to be permanent. t lt n n k I. a t p a g e No. J52, P u b li c cnce. Conch is long on good PRla c c o rd n o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F lo r id a , Crlqtii’s hand which lie smash­ ends. Hut, forBngshaw that matter, Folwell is ed on the Belgian champion’s head, well equipped with Taylor, Brown nml a nTd h ea l sSoo u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N orth* arc not ro badly broken ns his heart Stolz at Annapolis. w est q u a r t e r an d th e N o rth w est q u a r ­ over his failure to defeat Jolinn',* t e r o f t h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of. S e c ­ It anything, the Huskies may,have Dundee in New York. Through his n slight edge on the middies in the tio n 19. t o w n s h i p 21 S o u th , R a n g e ill) victory ovr Kilhnnc, the Frenchman 1m atter of tackles. Captain-elect E I E a s t , In Beni Ino lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . It a p p e a r i n g f r o m lh<* s w o r n Dili of r.chicvefl an ambition of 12 year Itulm (193) and Roy I'etrk* (200) mv •nin l.iln t till'd loo e ln a g a i n s t you divided between the ring and the bat­ vt-ritaiile giants in weight, speed and , tle front. For fill days his nam e was In Luiiteni conipciuy, ,,!.*!! Uiiml i,4icli **( m >>»n. ar«» 11«♦»n*f«$r** riMiulrblazoned on tho billboards as feather­ ability. woutil in* IVtrn« u 10 L-'*^ #| ntnl- urtlen il, t*» in* ami apimar ln*t weight champion of dtu1 world, hut rocLiltls limn iiu the truck, has been forJ nitr ciYMift C.itiYt nt the'' Cihirt Dundee ended nil thu. Mouse iit S a n f o r il. l-'lorbla, o n tin- tlrxt shifted from to tackle beenusi Mnmltiy The sledge hammer blows Crhiui of Ids weight. end In F o li rt in ry , A. D. 1921, th e Both nre hard men to saiio' li e l n g tli>- 4ih d a y of F e b r u a r y , received from Dundee at th e F’oio ■itnn from breaking through, Navy's A. 11. 1031, tlii it a n d t h e r e t o m a k e grounds broke down some of hi-: have not been rated above the a n s w e r t o t h e Mill o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n indomitable spirit. The jeers " i 'tackles tiled a a a l u s t yo n. uni! h e r e i n fa l l not average by Eastern rrites, although else the bleacher fans did the rest. s a i d Id)I w ill he t a k e n u s c o n f e s s ­ Clyde’s return to the line-up wil! ed a q a l n a t y o u f o l l o w e d h y ItnuJ d e ­ I was unconscious on the (lour strengthen the sailors. cree. until these shouts reached my Navy’s truartl-lo-guunl combination If la f u r t h e r n r d r r i ' d t h a t t h i s n o tic e enrs: “So you're a champion,* he n u h ll-d ie d In t h e S anford Dully Criqui told the correspondent re­ linn been noted this season for its H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r ptihllnlird la S a n ­ defense. In fact, Captain ford, S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , once cently. “I derided to show them ntono-wn! c h w e e k f o r a p e r i o d of e i g h t cu nhow a champion went down and Carny a t left guard hns stood head ea shoulders above the whole ndddic. Seoul IV*' Week*. never would h ive quit if I had anti W I T N E S S m y h a n d unit o f f i c i a l seal been killed, I stayed Jf> rounds. line. Oddly enough, Washington’s cen­ of o f f ic e « t H a n fo rd , S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , I don’t know how it wns that tral trio has been looked on much in same way. Jimmy Bryan (192), Johnny could nut lay me o u t foe the kreps wher I cumo up for the sec­ who wil theoretically oppose Carney, lias developed into one of the greatest ond round. Don’t ever talk boxing guards turned out at Washington. His i to mo again, except for another mate is Vern Bellman (193), last} chance nt Dundee." year's sensation. And Chalmers Wal­ (181), the husky center, is ranked American Health Rules ters with Babe Ilorrell, of California, at top of Western ball-passers. Fall flat* In Germany theBryan nnd Btdlnmn head the Husky interference on off-tackle plays in tie: MUNICH. Dec. 28.—Kanin Ameri­ approved Doliie style. Walters backs can ideas about how to maintain a up the line of defense and has proved perfectly hygienic hmiFt'hoM do not an expert at intercepting or knocking appeal to Bavarian*. Local newspa­ down passes. pers recently printed these instruc­ With the exception of Bryan ami tions of the New York Academy o' Hall, Washington’s is a junior line. Medicine about huu.it1 furnishing: Last year Bngshaw started to rebuilt! “ Dispense with all unnecessary furni- the Husky forward line, inserting tupre alul keep only the absolutely sophomores nt at! the positions except necessary things. Throw out all house­ those two. The new men have now hold pets without mercy, such ns tings, completed two years* play in varsity ents, apes, squirrels, birds anti white company and are right nt their prime. mice. Do without curtains, carnets, fact, I’ucillc Coast experts rnnk paintings, busts and similar dust- In Washington's line thin year with thu catchers. Don’t let your rooms he best Gilmour Doliie produced swept with brooms. The floor must there that during years of succonsist of hard Wood and the windows eesful couchingIdaofnine Husky teams and of your apartment must always lie with the, famous forwards of Califor­ open.” nia's “wonder eleven" of two years A German home without a t least ago. one dachshund or police tlog is really Navy’s forwards will not find it an N em o Self-Reducing No. 333 no home at all, and us it rule the easy thing to sift through this line, Is a real bargain. It has a low top room* are so cluttered up with the ac­ ant! on the defenre t$ie Middle ends and m edium ekirr. Made in d u tcumulation* of generations of collect­ have their hands tnil trying to able p in k o r w h ite c o u ld ; sixes ors that the edict of the New York doc­ will turn in Washington's crushing olf 24 t o 36 - a n ti costs o».iy $3.tt?. tors against ilust-collcclors cornea as tackle nlanIs. If your J u t c r can’t xcr It, tend rum*, a Ja shock to most families. And of •Ircu, »i;e and JJ. We'll send the coriet. course the open window advice in a N.-nio I Iv iiicnJc-FjiItien Inttliute land which is so short on ttiel. nml Oiganization of a hew medical 1201’. 1fill, St., New York (l)ept. 3.1 never Imtl any ‘open-window” d u b s, is , school ul tho University of Chicago not even considered for a moment. *hn't been begun. BOXING CAREER OF CRIQUI IS AT END The Best of Them Burn Even tho car in tho finest home garage is never safe from a real danger of fire. . You insure your home, but how many people neg­ lect to have a policy written cover­ ing both car and garage? As a matter of fact the majority of garages arc not even of fire-resis­ tive construction and the oil, gaso­ line and electric Wiring In the car form a dangerous fire hazard. MAKE A MEMO NOW TO TELEPHONE A . P . 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Rincs, i l);i Palmetto Ave. from patrons and collector scat WANTED—Severn! laborers for saw WANTED—Man witTHSto" foT T e^ \ l S 7 f o S tSFaV h t t u r i .e a ICT ’ Joh" mill work. Mill near Osteen; wage.) immediately for payment, enil hours work each afternoon ex“ • Chattanooga, Tenn. Buying Rcnl Estate in Sanford is not a rich man’s game—it __ 10e ■ ll«r ccpt Sunday. See Circulation Man­ $2.00 day. Latimer-Howell Lumber ce line of Ifiblen for t ___ we n line ager, Sanford Herald. , Sunday School and home use. Mob­ Co. __________ is for the man of modest income who wants to become inde­ , Tlisc* ...... Be n lla* ley s Drug Store. • Ttmf .....„<c ■ llw# pendent; for the mnn who wants his home, a place his family WANTF.D—Carrier boys to deliver ' .Madnm Harriet, j t TJstc*-...............Hopkins Shoe Shop the Sanford Herald in Snnford, Ge­ can puint with pride to and say "That's our home." Double rate fur black face type. Beauty Parlor. Work Guaranteed. neva nnd Oviedo. Write or see Cir­ Over Mobley's Drug Store Start searching today for your future home among the choice Rtduccd rates for consecutive ln_ ’309 E. First St. culation Manager of Herald._______ ______ Park Ave. Phone 215. Real Estate offerings in The Want Ad section. Mrtions. Count six words to the Permanent ------o n o i n i mwave, i i r u v coil s B steam process WANTF.D—Newsboys to sell til* Sanford's foremost Realtors every dny advertise their best line .Minimum charge of 30c for irice the Sanford Stove Works] iy>2 Keduced rates until Xmns. Marinelb Sanford Herald on the streets of Snnfoid avenue before buying stoves. Shop. Phone 193. listings on the classified pages of The Herald. first insertion. All advertising Is Sanford nnd Winter Park. Write or To roach nil the people effectively—leave your Wand A t at see Circulation Manager of the restricted to proper classification. We will save you money. Wo also re­ “ IlAUY CHICKS: HNEHUEEZEllernld. ____ The Herald Office. Phone us to send for it or phono it to the In case of error The Herald will pair stov£ of all kinds, grnfonalos BABY CHICKS: Pinebrcczcf White Leghorn Chicks nro bred from and guns,_______ lai-tfc Want Ad Department. FISHERMAN WANTED - WHITE responsible for only one incotpedigreed males and trapnested hens. EXPERIENCED SKIN FISHER­ nci insertion, the advertiser for WANTED—Assistance of any kind I-ggs perfectly hatched by modern in­ MAN—MEN WHO CAN TAKE A can be secured by running a want cubators. Vigorous chicks, true to ,11 gubsequent insertions. The FUI.I.MANS SHARK ON CHEW. ad in The Herald. This cluss of ad­ strain, $20 a hundred; $180 a thous­ H erald office should be notified COME AT ONCE, OR WHITE, A. and. Immcdintc deliveries. Order vertising costs Very little nnd is rend immediately in case of error. ROSEN, KISSIMMEE, FLA. baby chicks” from Pinebreezo by nearly everybody. If in need of "better Farm, Callahan. Florida. LOST AND FOUND office help, farm helji, cooks, or in SAUSAGE for sale—Pure pork sau­ AUTOMOBILES AND Pupils naumo responsibility in m at­ fact any kind of help, just phono 148 sage smoked with* oak wood, 35c. REPAIRS LOST—Girls pocketbuok probably in ters of behavior at the Gordon School. for prompt and efficient service. and give your ad over the telephone. lb., postpaid. No order accepted for Ten Cent store Monday. Reward if Cleveland. A "behavior council,” consisting of a representative of onch WANTED—To rent, furnish^ house less thun 3 lbs. Satisfaction guar­ RENT—a car, drive’ yourself, Oak returned to the Sanford Herald. room in the school, formulntcs what­ anteed. Mrs! Enoch Shwyer, Tifton, and Second Sc. Phone 3. by responsible party. Small family. Gu., IL_F. D. No. 0. LOST—Bunch of keys—9 Yale keys ever rules it considers necessary for BUILDING uud others. Reward if returned to safety and order. Guards elected by Answer this ad by letter giving com­ BABY CHICKS—S. C. Reds, I h T ^ I*. A. MERO MATERIAL A. P. Connelly & SonS.___________ the pupils enforce these rules, nnd in plete description, price nnd locnton. Rocks. White nnd Silver Wynn General Auto Repairing LOST—White bull terrier, very short c a rd of extreme misbehavior the Address Box 101, care The Snnford dottc3, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 391. Carter Lumber Company Anconas, Heavy egg producing tail, answers to the name of Bob. teachers may he consulted. Herald. Lumber and Building Material. strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, ntul BARGAINS, BARGAINS. Return tn Express company nnd re­ N. Laurel St. Phono 565. WANTED—Customers to save Ford utility matings. Custom hatching. Oakland Touring. ceive reward.___________ _______ Dodge Toyring. Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 Write today for prices. Sunnyside “Every thing to build your home” ■FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please call Scripps-Booth Touring. Hatchery, Box 18, Ixmgwood, Fla. purchase at Wight's. at the Herald office for same. Phono 135. Buick fi Touring. FOR SATE Nice fat turkeys for Hill Lumber Co. Hudson Touring. LOST—Your opportunity to secure DOLL Ca RTS, wagons, wheel goods Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone Dodge Roadster. free tickets to the Milnnu Theatre, if Miracle Concrete Co., general ce­ for the children. MILLED & SON. •100. Ford Sedan. ment work, sidewalks, building blocks, Phone 9. FRESH supply of pepper, tomato KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, you fail to read these want ads each Irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwllleger, and eggplant seeds. L. Allen Suod day. Two free tickets are given nwny Oakland Sales nnd Service. BARLER oil Heaters. MILLER & Prop.___________________________ Co. Phone 218. You cun find the name of SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. TTAItbY Australian Pines, stand 10 Third St. and Oak Ave. Phone 17. j daily to the person whose name npREAL ESTATE FOU SALE—1923 Essex Coach, ren-i pears on this page. Read the want every live Business Man Phone 9. degrees. $25 per 100. John B. sonable terms. Emmett Hunt, O ak-|mjs each day in Sanford in this Column FOR SALE land Garage. j _________ 1_____________ ______ When in need of tractor work, new Beach, West Palm Bench, Fla. each day. FOR -KALE — DeSoto paints und J - J Q U g jP g FOUND—Opiiortunity to buy n short FOB SALE—Bargain, five acres of or old land, or harrowing, write Jones varnishes nt Sanford Novelty __________________________ wave long distance Radio Rcceiv& Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box land, close in. Box 117. Works, sole agents. 154-tfc FOR RENT—Room for rent, nicely inp Set cheap. Ask for demonstraFOB SALE—Or rent—10 acres of cit­ SB. Phone 2111. furnished,i adjoining ...ii ,hath. ., i>o;j tion. Hof-’ lac Battery Co. BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries rus land partly cleared, house and HOUSES—FOR SALE nnd blackberries—all varieties suit- Holly Ave. Phone 340. Sanford Novelty A GARDEN TRAGEDY. FOR RENT—Three other improvements. Address San­ unfurnished modern I f°r borne and commercial plant­ I ured to love my garden, FOR SALE—A ttractive, rooms 314 Elm Ave. ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. Works But now my love is dead ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, bungalow, nt 1103 Oak Ave. FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri-j For I found n bachelor's button FOB SALE—One 10 acre lot three ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart well rooted plants insure good early vate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Cnll af­ In my black-eyed Susan’s bed. V. C. COM,Kit, Prop. miles south of Sanford. Eureka of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135. profits. For full information und il­ ter 5. A process has been patented in lustrated catalog No. 9, write South- FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ Hammock—celery Delta. Address Great Britain for blending chalk with General Shop nnd Mill Work FOR SALE—House and large lot in ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Ffn Bichard Stephenson, D.t West clusive 'residential section of Mi­ carbonaceous material to form n sub­ Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms well rendered nnd much enjoyed by ami. House is of concrete construc­ stitute for coat for household use. Lebanon. Imk Contractor nnd Builder Britt Realty Co. the large audfence. tion nnd contains three bed rooms, For tourists there has been in - j FOB SALE—Orange grove; terms; FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ r»l7 Commercial Street country property. Britt Realty Co, ing lots. All sections of Sanford. FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. sleeping porch, complete tiled hath vented a steam cool or that screws in place on the radiator cap on an auto­ with rhower, large living room, liv­ Cost $60 when now. Will sell cheap. FOB SALE—Three desirable build- Britt Realty Co. and is heated by the car’s ing porch, dining room, kitchen und mobile Inquire nt Sanford Herald office. water. ing tots located on paved street, breakfast porch. Completely and ntvorth 1,000.00 each. Owner^ will FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on - T O . M (. * "The Girl of the Golden West* ’at the A. P. Connelly & Sons P t o trurthadyufuriiisdieiL Garage with PnftrtetW *Ave.,r •JP-TO.qo/ “ ttrritia. sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. servant’s quarters. Large city lot 7 Miluric 1‘tonight. Free 'tickets for Established I‘JOS Britt Realty Co. t’o. Ellsworth, Rcnrdall Avenue. Ran- with coconnut trees nnd other tropical Mrs. A. P. Bandy nt the Herald office. Ileal Estate, Loans and B3-tfp •The Woolworth Company lias taken FOB SALE—Two fine building lots, FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun- 1 ford. Phone 3303 foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ Insurance galow, all improvements, located n 99-year lease on the Guernsey located on one of the best corners sponsible party for winter season. block in Orlando and announces t h a t , IMi: no 48 1(11-8 Magnolia Ave on Palmetto Avenue, nt u bargain. in Sanford, paving nnd side walks Address Box 112 care The Sanford they will erect a building to house | SEED POTATOES both sides- At bargain. See Britt See A. H. Hamrick, Piggly-Wiggly their interests in Central Florida. Herald. Store. Realty Co. . FOR Rr’.iX i*—-inn. 1st, one store room STEWART the Florist FOB SAI.E—Five lots loented on FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ Spalding Rose Flour nnd on 2u<! Si. und Oak Ave., now oc­ BRIDGE TO HE WELL LIGHTED. < Flowers For All Occasions erty on First Street. Britt Realty llli.is Triumph in Bags or cupied by A. & P. Co. Apply Sanford ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 28.—Gan- [ Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, dy Bridge, a $2,000,000 structure un • | Members Florists Telegraph De­ Bur hoi Boxes. Good for table Motor Co. Co. each 50x130. Two of them corner der construction ncioss Old Tain pit [ livery Association use also. lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5 room Bay and which will shorten the d is -1 814 Myrtle Ave. Lassen Peak Breaks Out Phone 2C0-W | tnnee between this cite nnd Tnmpn j bungalow with sleeping porch, on FOB SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, In Eruption Thursday liy about 20 miles, will he the host CHASE & CO. 4U0 trees, location on lake, twenty Palmetto Ave., four blocks frorii First lighted bridge and causeway in th<* PHONE 536. world, according to statements by of­ minutes from Sanford. A good buy St. $3500.00, small payment down, Ul> TU«* A •>»«><■In <ril I ' l f w l of the Western Electric Com­ Sanford Machine Co. at $(i,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. SACRAMENTO, Cnlif., Dec. 28.— ficers pany. Arrangements have been made SOB SALE—5 acres celery farm, WANTED—Second hand money draw- POLAND’S HARVEST INCREASES. Lassen Peak, the only active volcano with this company to use the most General Machine and Boiler or. F. P. Bines, 105 Palmetto Ave. in continental United States, broke WARSAW, lice. 28.—The harvest Works modern lighting system perfected by tiled, all equipment, good location this year is extremely good, accord- out in eruption Thursday, according them, throughout the eight miles of Cylinder Grinding on hard road, close to town, a bar­ ing to the official figures of the Stat­ to a dispatch to the Sacramento Bee tho bridgeway. Lights will be ptneed gain. terms. Britt cRalty Co. APARTMENTS Phone t>2 -----Sanford, Fla. istical Office, the output in quintals from Redding. The eruption which on one side of the roadway 280 feet being: Wheat, 1.1,130,000; rye, 59.- began at 1 p. m., is the largest in apart. Reflectors over the Miunii WANTED—To exchange 1,000 acres FOR RENT 905,000; barley, 10,508,000; oats, 35,- years ,as measured by the volume of causeway are 400 feet apart. of rich land nenr Southern Pacific 910,000. smoko emitted, the dispatch said. Phone 498 Phone 493 FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished Railway, west coast of Mexico, for' With the exception of wheat, the The first clouds did not ascend to DEVELOP FARM SECTIONS. Florida acreage and bungalow. I housekeeping or bed rooms, 312 or output of all cereals is higher than any great height. The heavy nshen JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 28.—An inQUICK SERVICE have the deeds to this land nnd will 314 E. 5th St.. $20.00 per month. before t h e war. | cloud extended to the south and late tensive campaign has been started to Kive someone a cracking good trade FOR T R A N S F E R KENT—Comfortable downThursdny continued to maintain its develop the agricultural sections of 1 ani very anxious for some FlnrNEW SCHOOL HlIILDINGS. stairs two-room apartment. \pnly I contour for several hundred feet. Duval county. Mayor John T. Alsnp, Luca) and I.ong Distance Hauling j™ property. J. I,. Pendley, Athens, 200 East Third Street; or, New Ern MIAMI, Dec. 28.—Three new Iniibl- 1 J r , has been actively interested in :i Georgia. Storage inga, one a junior high school, are I Prlntery. provided for by an Issue of $350,000 in 1 WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS movement of th'* character since h.* FOR RENT J “ rnDhcd - m ‘ school bonds voted by the freeholders agents w a n t e d apartment, 304 W. 5th M. I hone > f Mjami 0„ christmun Day. The/ 444 ~ Icarried G2 to 3. Two elementary AGENTS—Make and Fell my carbon S. O. Shinholser schools nlso will be erected. remover. A good, clean, legitimate DRESSMAKING business; good profits. Charles Mc­ COMPOUND handy, und with the Contractor and Builder Daniels, Box 001, Homestead, Fla. BOND ELECTION JUNE 30. * o r = n s ^ T S = a a j» | J 1(£ c first sign of a eough or cold take u BUSIINELL, Dee. 28.—January 30, to ratio ns. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 \ . pp»»uri»t(i of the World will convene in does nnd prevent a serious ailment. Snnford,-------------------- F9i. Expert Typewriter cleaning nnd re­ 5th St., phone 444. | fourth unnual convention here nt Do FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM­ next, has been fixed bv the county pairing. Cnll it. S. Pond, phone 225 ________ [Soto Park next Monday, Dec. 31. POUND has been tho standard family commissioners ns the date for hobli Various forms of entertainment have cough remedy for over 35 years, irtg nn election to vote nn a $050,000 or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. bringing prompt relief and when bond issue, the proceeds of which PORTRAIT AND STATUE OF POPE I been plntfticd to continue throughout .,1 4 would be devoted to building mor<* George A. DeCottes NEW TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. BERLIN, Dec. 28.—A portrait and the week. Every state in the anion once used you will never be without good roads in Sumter county, A it. Sold everywhere.—Adv. will be represented among the dele­ statue of Pope Pius XI recently have Attorney-nGLaw NT PET E R SB U R G , Dec. 27.—New program has been outlined by tho The torroer was gates, nnd others ure expected from traffic regulations will become ef­ been-completed. commissioners for improvements in The handsome hotel at Lake High­ Canada and Europe. Membership in Over Seminole County Bank fective in this city on January 9, de­ glinted by Ernest Heilemnnn, the artist, while the Mtatue is the the organization is limited to uuto- lands, Clermont, was opened Thanks­ the roads that will be widespread ov­ signed to eliminate objectionable erlin Sanford----------------- Florida er the county, if the funds nre made ork of i’rof. Theodor Gcorgi, of mobile camping tourists. The pur- giving day under the management of parking of automobiles in certain sec­ work available. pose of the convention is to promote Miss Shirley. Munich tions of the city. I T ’S E A S Y T O O W N Y O U R HOME 148 ...Phone...- 148 PHONE 148 BUSINESS DIRECTORY __ _ _ _ « a*. .a .a I _k ! A r t ll . . IJa r .a a , .. V.. A !_ A t ... ... HOUSES FOR RENT WANTED to rout small furnished house from January 1 to May 1, must be well iocatrd and have two bed rooms. State full particulars In re­ ply or fee Mr. Combs at Herald office. fit The air is full of things, shouldn't miss. Get a Radio. You REG U I, A It rnenls served nt The PhennLx, single meals, by the day or week. Try them. Advertisement. For quick results lire Herald Want Ads. They are read by nearly ever) body. Washington, D. C., has been chosen for the summer meeting of the Na­ tional Education Association. The meeting will be held Juno 29 to July 5. PURELY PROFESSIONAL Cards of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Schelle Maines LAWYER •:— Court llousa Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Rank Building Sanford --------------- Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building S an fo rd ,------------ Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate , and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA MI L D R E D S I MMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building W. A. HOBBS, M. D. S p s r l u l l z l n t r In D e a l t o U r i n a r y D i s e a s e s anil icyneco lo g y — c h r o n i c s k i n anil uiood ^ it I s e n s e s F e m a l e D is e a s e s nnU R h e u m a t i s m n u n fo r d ------------------------------ Klcirlila OFF IUK ::n I FI It.ST NATIONAL HANK HUILDINO SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get an Abstract before buying property . .a . E. A. Douglass, Pres. By GEORGE McMANUS bringing u p f a t h e r O H ! I HAvVEl L O T t) O F M O N EY * H E R E .F O R IN S T A N C E A, TH O U SA N D D O L U A I^b I J U t» T R E C E W E O FR O M M Y F A T H E R - T H E AHD MO D IF F IC U L T Y FO R M E T O W R IT E HIM F O R M O R E ! jU t> T COM E — U P - V T /M R tt T O M T R O O M - L O R D -I <50T A P O O P O b lT IO N T O MAKE. TO T O O , BY J U v t- ^---T O U R L O C < tfa E V T R A O R O l M A R T- t T H IN K Y G U '- L HAVE T O W R tT E T O H IM A K G N - READ “My Life With Maggie” E A sR L . O F W IN T E R G R E E N By Jiggs Appearing Daily E'scwhere in thi* Newspaper ItKUALD WANT ADS Will Make Monry Fot You © 1923 BY INT’L Fcatum Scrvicc, Inc. Put Them tu Work A _________________ -.. - • «■. <r: ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1923; <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/40aa5861505fc9e5ea59437251c364ec.pdf 066212fa9a3263a4146a01081a902a33 PDF Text Text • • ATHENS ETCHED OVER FORMER a IMS LOS: DECSHM 1 0 Former K1 n Official Is 1924 LICENSE TAGS Desirous ning Out MUST BE PROCURED Undeslrabl Element [ARE OFFERED MEXICO SITUATION ASSASSINATE SOON SAYS SHERIFF Must Be Secured By January 13, Sayn Hand—Violator* of Law To Be Punished POPULAR IN GREECE Newspapers Hist That He May Want To Serre Country As Rider. <n> Tb* A»«<m-U1(*S rr*ea» ATHENS, Dec. 27— AthonX is talkinr of little else than the decision of Eliptherlos Constantine Venlseloii, Greece’s war time premier, to retnrn U> his home land and wire tho country the benefit of hia n n lu s as n states* man and conciliator* in an attempt to readjust the problem* which have arisen from Grwro’a bitter political ( R r jn * . Doe. 27.—E. WASHING rly high in the T. Clarke, [lax Klan wrote councils ai jo Thursday ofPresident to with tho exo­ faring to activities of "an entire in converting the element" nnisstion vastly klan into t planned by its different from founders. He also announced hia intention of isnaing n proclamation to klansmen "calling the better ele­ ment" either to take hold and "remedy the existing evils" or to Ization. dkbam Latest Hove ls Mode By General Flores; a Presidential Candidate .From Biaaloe. Sheriff G. M. Hand announced (Itr Ttf Aaaorlatnt Prrul Thursday that bo wished to call at­ MEXICO CITY, Dec. 27.—Upon tho tention to tnotariata that it is time eve of federal offensives against re­ now to leente tho 1034 automobile bellious forces commanded by Gen­ licenses. Every car owner is expect­ erals Enrique Estrada and Manuel ed to have hia license by January 1C, Dirguex in the atato of Jalisco and and . if not secured by then persons Generals Fortunnto Maycotte and will be liable to arrest. Castro in the state of Oaxaca, reports The sheriff stated that he had re­ are in circulation of a peace move. ceived communications form Comp­ The'author of the now peace offer, troller Ernest Amos in which tho lat­ according to these reports. Is General ter stressed the importance of en­ Angnl Flores, governor of Sirialoa, a forcement pf the law. In compliance presidential caldidate. with this request the sheriff said that ho is going to enforce tho law. ONGALES, Arlz., Dec. 27.—Two A statement given out by Comp­ thousand federal soldiers under Gen. troller Amos in which he calls atten­ Laxaro Cartncs, marching from the tion to some changes of the law for Interior of Mexico to the rebel strong­ )24, has been made public. In part hold at Guadalajara, capital of Ja ­ be statement is as follows: lisco, made their first contact with "Changes in the motor vehicle law the rebel army Wednesday nt Tamnby tlio legislature from timo to time cula, capturing the'town after repell­ have made It necessary to make ing the eneniv with severe losses, ncchanges in application blanks to meet the necessary legal requirements. ONLY TWO OF BODIES HAVE cording to official government advices received hero tonight. Each vear we havo gotten out a num­ BEEN IDENTIFIED The defeated rebel troops were part ber of blanks in excess of the pub­ of the army under tho command of lic’s requirements, and. ns a result, Gen. Enriquez Estrada. pconle are now in many instances The victorious government forces applying on these old blanks, which captured 200 prisoners and are pur­ do not give tho information ncccs-i nary to meet tho changes in the !aw,i Fire Sturts From Overheated suing tho rebels toward Gundnlujnrn, according to the advices, which were and whllo wo accept these npplieareceived from President Obrcgon, who: Boiler Is 'Believed— i It necessary for us is commanding the Jalisco offensive. to return the application for addi­ Loss $100,000 There wore many casualties, tho ad­ tional informaton. If tho public vices added. bear thin in mind and only use the (llr The AnMK-lalrtl Prraa) While the Ohrrgon army marches latest application blanks in applying CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—Only two of on Guadalajara from the southeast, for registration, is would save them much annoyance and nt the same time the 17'pnticnts who lost their lives in ledcral troops at the Tcpic, Nayarit prevent considerable confusion and the (lie that destroyed a frame build­ nro entrenched at the Jaliaco-Nyarit „ this i unnecessary work here In the office. ing of tho Chicago insane hospital frontier,. in half moon form. By Wednesday night have been identified. means, tho government hopes to hnlt Different Kinds of Tags. Thursday. Tho> others were burned; n retreat of the coast if thd Obrcgon “DuTfng tho present year, I am beyond recognition. A dozen s u p - [ward tho west coast if thn Obrcgon sorry to say, many sorts of paper noscdly dangerous patients were still nrmy succeeds in driving them from tags have been resorted to in some — ‘ * Gendalnlnrn. sections of thd state by the dealers at large Thursday! President Obrcgon is making hendand motor clubs, which is unfair to miartvrs at Irapuato, in Guanajuato 4nr Tkr AMeelntCft PrcN») those persons who comply with the CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—Fifteen . during the campaign, it was statod considerable revenue. Tho last session JAPAN; f PRSfCE INDICTED MAYOR MINISTER GOTO RE810WS FOLLOWING ATTEMPT , MUCH EXCITEMENT Anli-SodaHat Ceaters Art B ttef Guarded By Police For F«ur . of Outbreaks » H r The .iMMctatetf f m l TOKIO, Dec. 27.—Home Minister Goto has rcsignod, assuming full re­ sponsibility as home minister for tb* attempted assassination Thursday of Prince Regent Hirohito by a 20-yearold youth under arrest, it Is under­ stood here. Baron Goto's homo and all Socialist centers are being closely guarded owfng to tho fear of anti-Soclalist outbreaks. OF 1$ PEOPLE Greek meet*'Greek with the saluta­ "He's coming,” which ia remin­ Youth Arrested. iscent of two. years i n wb<* King TOKIO, Dec. 27.—A youth dressed Constantine was recalled from exile as a laborer was arrested Thursday in Switzerland, and already .«worn by the poll Dolitiral cnrmles have boen snaking dice shortly . after he had fired a t Prince Rcgdnt Hirohito In an hands. . This is Adolph Unger, mayor Fear He May Want King. ^ attempted assassination. of Tiffin, O., who has been in­ vS r Hie Athens newspapers Wednesday Tho youth is 20 years old. Police Frederick C. Dillard of Mary­ dicted on charges of liquor law cave much space to portraits of Ven- land hns been nominated by believe he is insane. The shooting has uelos and particulars of tho success­ violation as a result of a recent aroused intenso excitement and feel­ ful movement to have him return to President Coolidge to bo com­ ing is running high throughout the federal cleanup. Ho is charged* Greece. The republican papers, while mandant of tho Const Guard city. • ,, with procuring police protection not desiring to minimize tho import­ with the rank of rear admirnl. for bootleggers. ance of the event, take caro to point He succeeds William E. Rey­ Poincare Forwards Data out that the former premier’s sojourn nolds^ who retires in January. here will bo temporary and proceed To A French General to reveal their fears that Vcnizoloni may insist on tho return of tho king, ( Hr Th* Amo*laird P m s l in order to pain the support of tho I royalists to nis program. PARIS, Dec. 27.—Premier Poincare The Dcmokratia, mouthpiece of thc| I has sent the German memorandum of [‘a republicans, declares that Venizcloq : the proposed Ruhr-Rhlneland nego­ tiations to General Degoutte, com­ will be mode to realize th a t all ef­ forts toward a restoration of tho manding the French forces in the dynasty and tho prevention of con­ Ruhr, and M. Tirnrd, chairman of the stitutional changes will b* futile. allied Rhineland commission. Rebels Wnnt film Premier. M. Poincare requested that they Andrew Hamlin, n whito man <'t | forwnrd ... as _ww. soon as possible The liberals nnturally hail the re­ “ * their Count y Court Convenes L'jngwrrd, tuis fr»--ing turn of Venizclos whllo tho revolu­ r>- - uanother #. f Hqijor | views on the subject, after which the Sanford Klwnninns held a must cn- fo'r di i Sf t o1 * and this . . will_ draft ____ a.. reply tionary government’s organ, Elefter- Joynbit: and enthusiastic luncheon tion purposes, and for some time it foontcd n whlch ,lcfllr0,?d n ~ - rbm-go in tho Gircuit f^ourt which premier structure used os n dormitory. I n S a ilfo rd J a n u a r y 1 will rnnvena lio-c on January 8. This will bo sent to BruseeLi. o* Logos, expresses the liopo that Wednesday nt tho Valdez Hotel. Judge hmi been the law for dealers to deliver frame _____ . will he Hamlin’s third ease to appear When France has reached an agree­ \enizrlos eventually will be persuad­ J. G. Sharon presiding for the Inst temporary tags with each new car for tuiloi-culnr patients Wednesday | r,n ,.th° /,lockV1 f'»r the coming term, ment with m iu tho ,ua „Belgian „ K,aiI government KUVCri,ra. , lw ed to become the noxt premier. It time during hb term of office ns sold, which enables the purchaser to _______ the r„_ machino ..until ha secures dee arcs ho cannot regulate the sit­ president, hmi charge of the gavel. operate SiJ.’ .’S ' i l . i 1 » < H -W n, to tcrniH, tonlj to i . t a . 4 « • •»! * s z 5 t f r s s s s . s s i ' r s r him are Honor chnrgrs. memorandum will bo handed to Herr uation unless he personally directs the At the meeting next week the new rf’Ku,ar m?mta”*r>1 . ntoU In other in­ number .pinto. —Sheriff C._ M. Hand announced government. von Hoeschr, charge**1' alfWrV, 4«robofficers for tho year lf)24 will take stance^ fo r machines already in use, Thursday that depuDc-. IVillinmron nbly within a week. ^ i s a r a s fs s ’ %CoL. Plastiraa, hoad of tho revolu­ over their new duties. T. L. Dumas the owners are supposed to apply the ami and Vick caught Hamlin with n fivcfirst of tho year and secure regular ^w om Si, lt \r o s ftrsf thought all o f. h" ^ rre " n“ tionary committee, received the in­ gnllon jug of moonshine in his car formation of the decision of Venizclos will servo as president for next year. number plates which will meet every le ? c bin the K lln c w K ' Uon lt ?io"«n«r It is i Oklahoma And Kansas 'Visitors nt the meeting were: Prof. condition. Only a few days are ro- not) pnBcnts were in the buil.ling when sni(, Ju,|jrc K F .ll-nSS h „U3(,. near L'ongwood Wedit’sday. to return Christmas day. . .. ... - ,. - - — , »»id that he wrs on his way to dcA. L. Hatch of Johnstown. I’u.. form­ 9 uired to make deliveries,. in the o r - 'the lire rtarted. * . holder will preside ow r the court and. liv— r tho ’‘shire’ when caught by tho Oil Jumps in P r i c e Inwn!iiur)rn lodi^ Dissolved. Itossitcr , of dinary course of business, to any part Housed 3,300 Patients. LONDON, Dec. 27.—The military erly L’r,y °ofr Oviedo, uvlet,0> A. T. Kossncr Schcllo Maincs will bo tho proncthit- officers, oiTicm x organizations in Greece whichngitn* Sanford, John L. Cook, Allison Palm- of the state, where proper informa­ About 30 of tho patichts left the in- nttomey. For this, bis third offense, the (Hr Tb* S u h Is M Pr*M> «d fur the departure of King George, er of Orlando and P. S. Snow of Jack­ tion is furnished with the application hospital grounds during the confusThe first day of the corrt will ho .sheriff locked Hamlin up in tho county sonville. TULSA, Okla., Dec 27.—An ad­ and party has also complied with or ion. Many of them returned nnd oth- token up with qualifying the jury, »•>•* nn Agency dispatch from Ath(The club enjoyed an interesting ninkes application simultaneously for ers wore picked up by passing mptor-l receiving picas and .scttin- ennos. It Inil without bail. It is said that vance ranging from 15 cents to 40 nnvo been dissolved voluntarily later activities havo been cents per barrel for Oklahoma and in view of former Premier Venizclos’ talk by Prof. Hatchs Other short tho title certificate required by law ists nnd returned to the asylum which] wat further announced. After these ifnirlin’s for some time and the sheriff Kansas crude oil was posted here decision tp return to Greece. The talks were enjoyed following the in­ to .bo hnd for each machine in use consist..! of seven buildings, housing! preliminaries,' court will adjourn to known nnd his deputies have been on the Thursday by tho Toxas Company. in the state, tourists exepetod. orgamwtions have Informed Venizclos troduction of tiie visitors. meet Janunry 2 when the session will alert for the man. 3,500 patients. that having fulfilled their nims, they Sain Uuumcl kept things lively nnd The woman who perished is believ­ begin in earnest. ed to have been nn attendant who Announcement Made of hishandsVU th° future conn<|cntly in humming with singing during the meeting. Senate Overrides The went into the building to rescue pa-, The services organized by Col. of Young tients ns there were no women pa­ The members enjoyed n lot of fun Protest Of Sinclair Engagement v!i,o rns a9.,l,ca(l?r °{ the military ro- nt the expense of their fellow Kitients in the building. Prince To N. Y. Girl , ution ,W|N "l"0 be dispersed in wnninn, Dr. E. I). Browlcc, who was Attendants said possibly a score Janiwy i the dispatch adds. The (Hr Tb* Amix Ii IM Pr*aat * he awarded tho attendance prize. Tho had perished but believed the number newly elected national assembly will ‘ prize which was donated by Kent (n r Tb* A nw ialrl Pr*aa) would be less. WASHINGTON. Dec. 27-Overrid­ uo opened the following day with o Ross iter proved to be a large dressed The Dean Pharmacy on First Street COPENHAGEN, Dcc. 27— King • Cause of Fire. ing the protest of Harry F. Sincliar, has been sold, it was announced Mrs. Minnie S. Bowman, age 52, oil operator nnd holder of the lease Christian Thursday consented to a i ^ h Iby m1, J’,n8‘ira" «nd then ad- chicken. The fire is supposed to have been died Thursday. U*. third week in Janearly Wednesday morning a t her naval oil reserves in Wyoming, the public announcement of tho engage­ Nearly 100 per cent of the mem­ caused by ap overheated boiler in ward D. C. Landers o f’Cnrtersvilie, Go., No. 3, or the frame annex where the homo s t 203 Maple Avenue after a to R . a ver ,th? Gr?ek ,ctca thus Kiv- bership wna present which ns it was Senate Public Lands committee ment of his young kinsman. Pricse sifuationtn *e °* * m° to conai.der the flames first,, burst through into the short illness. voted to require him to Viggo nnd Miss Eleanor Margaret Mrs. Howmnn is the wife of Clem­ Thursday tercst 'th a t' Sanford^wanians^^takei DcanP*nd willearn* operate^Un^he"future'. rooms wherte the men patients were give details of all transactions in Green, daughter of J. C. Green of torcst that Sunforu Ki\VUni*l»lH tnkL Mr. VfILanders nmlnra F a CnnfA.il saiiasm I came to Sanford several at the supper table. ent \V. Bovrmnn and besides her has- stock of companies formed in connec­ New York City. in tho club. weeks ago with a view to possibly lo­ l1in vl_ t„ Prize W inning Plan Is mM1.M ___ ___ band is survived by . four children, cating in this city and since thnt Many of those killed are believed Sadie and Marjorie of this city. Ed- tion with that lease and of operations of syndicates organized to market American Wife Chinese Presented To Edw. Bok Officers of Squadron time has been making arrangements to have been suffocated or were partly ward Bowman of West Palm Beach such stock. and dropped while the for the purchase of this store. The overcome were hurrying tho others into nnd William Bowman of Buffalo, N. Restauranter Murdered ' P* Thr A.mwlnletl I 'r r u ) . That Was Wrecked Are nrlr0 paid for tho store was not given guards Y. a drizzling rain to safety. winFiW Y,0 RIf ’ Dcc* 27.—The prize Reduced In Their Rank out. Funornl services will be in charge Education Bill Is The building housed those only (ttr Tb* AMMtolrl rrrw l Mr. Landers is a druggist of 12 . mildly Sion non PJan f,n Kdward w - Bok’s of Bov. F. D. King and will be held at insano and included many who *100,000 American peace award conyears’ experience and before coming were about to be discharged. When Miller’s NEW YORK, Dec. 27-Helen Introduced In Senate Chun, tho 20-> Undertaking Chapel Satur­ ( l l r T h r \.«iM-lnlril I ' r r - O to Sanford was the manager of a the fire was first noticed bv an a t­ day morning V"S K?3eatcd to Mr- Bok Thursear-old American wife at 10 o'clock. Burial .*> by Eli Root, chnirmnn of the WASHINGTON, Dcc. 27.—Capt. largo drug store in Cartersville. He tendant, n gong was sounded nnd the ( U r T b * .\a»nrla(ri1 I'reaa) of Harry Chun, Chinese reztauwill take place In the Snnford Cem­ Edward H. Watson, commander of announced Thursday that the store institution's own flro apparatus re­ etery. WASHINGTO, D. CN., Dec. 27— runteur, was found murdered Wednes­ S mi ° whijadolphla . ? W v ; Mr* Bok came her<? to rend the plnn the destroyer squadron, wrecked on will carry a complcto line of drugs sponded. Tho Education Bill, formrly known day night in their Washington . tI*.n13ra,t “ to the policy commit- the California coast, near Point Hon­ and sundries and that in n short time ns thn Towner-Storling bill, has been Heights apartment. Her throat was The patients were hurriedly form­ °« the contest. da, last September, will lose 150 will add to the stock that he has at ed into lines nnd marched from the May Build Memorial introduced into the Senate by Sena­ cut and a bathrobe cord drawn taut /-I present. 0 the .plan will receive numbers and I.icut. Commander Dontor Thomas Sterling of South Dakota about her neck. Police immediately building with littlo confusion, some £•>0.000 at once, hut his name will not nld T. Tunter, commander of the Building To Founder and into tho House of Representa­ instituted a search for Roy Namko, of the patients volunteering their ser­ bo disclosed until his pence proposal destroyer Delphi, one of thu squad­ hy Congressman Daniel A. Chineso boarder, who was missing. vice* In assisting others. Argument Georgia School tive* , — submitted to a referendum ron, will lose 100 number?, us n result, Consolidation Rood of New York. Tho woman's jewelry and 390 had Those who left the building were the American peoplo, which will of naval court martial sentences ap-. W i l l l i e g ’H l J a n u a r y 7 marched to the amusement building, The bill provides for tho creation been taken by the murderer. (M* Tb* A n n r i u l r i l I ' r r w ) J UIJ”t,rt*ken through the press, proved Wednesday by Secretary] Continued on page G. ATLANTA, Dcc. 27— Colonel of n department of education with n churches, clubs and postofficcs of the Denby. Thomas B. Felder, woll known secretary in tho President’s cabinet Garage Has Installed (Hr Tb* AiwiM -lAtPil rr*M> ration beginning January 7—tho slate . In npprovinir the findings in the Georgian, now one of tho leading and nutnorize* appropriations not to WASHINGTON, Dec. 27—Time for he terms of the winning pjnn will bo rnso of Captain Watson, Secretary argument lawyers of New York, has left At­ exceed f 100,000,000 for educational Wayne Water Softener beforo the interstate com­ made public. lanta after conferring here with the purposes. According to the bill thu Denby said that officer would “be merce commission on the subject of trustee* of the Georgia School of funds shall l>e disbursed for combat­ The San Juan Garage announce tho placed' at the foot of the Captains’ railroad' consolidation was assigned Technology relative to the proposed ing illiteracy,' the training of teach­ installing f’ive Are Dead R esult list of tho present date and thero Wednesday to cover six days begin­ of a Wayne water softener memorial building on th« Tech camp- ers, Americanization work among thu for the* accommodation remain until ho shall hnvc lost 150 ning January 7. Counsel for railroads of their pat­ alien populations, physical education, tw to former Governor Nat E. Harris, Christmas Gun Affrays numbers in his grade.’’ and interests concerned in the ten­ rons. The softener, which is said to nnd equalization of educational oppor­ of the school and now chnirWatson is now number CO tative plan for general Consolidation Little Marion Thrasher, tho sovon- founder tunities, especially with regard to the mako tho water softer than rain wa­ HAZARD, Ky., Dec. 27.—Of nlno in Captain man of its board of trustees. The the list of captains nnd has but of tho railroads of tho United States year-old son of Mr .and Mrs. C. E. executive committee of tho trustees rural districts. ter, waa installed at a big expense, nen who participated in Perry coun­ Into 18 or 10 great systems will be is in the Fcrnald-Laughton enthusiastically endorsed the proposed The bill cxprcsslv provides that the but the proprietors of the garage ty snooting affrays over Christmas. six years to serve before ho will re­ given opportunity a t that time to dis­ Thrasher, Hospital suffering from painful but on account of age. Commander and at the regular annual right of the individual states to su­ have had this machine installed in n of them dead, ono wounded tire cuss the ovidcnco nnd showing .. which not serious injuries which he received memorial Hunter, who was in chnrge of the and said to (min a critical condition flagship oF the destroyer squadron, havo been elicited by two full years in an nreident that occurred Thurs- meeting of the trustees In Janunry pervise and control their own edu­ order that it may give the best of is expected that the full board will cational affairs shall be carefully service. nnd three pifcn unscathed. of hearings before the commission day afternoon about 1 o’clock on Oak it now occupies number l it) on tho list safeguarded and the Secretary. of Eu- Tho Wayne water softener which la ______ _ _ tako favorable action. Jerrt-Dunn, storekeeper, was tho of Lieutenant Commanders. and its examiners. Avenue near Fifth street. The proposed memorial is to Ukc IucatJon forbidden to Interfere with mado by the Wayne Tank and Pump u-’ j 0 ,t*’c Bvc to die, succumbing "The proceedings ore approved," The first day’s session, on Monday, The little fellow wna playing on one the form of a handsome home to be' 9 contro‘, 'n a"y . i Company of Fort Wayne, Ind., was 'ednesday to wounds he received at Secretary Donby said, "subject to January 7, will be given to considera­ side of the street, it was said, and see­ known as the Nat E. Harris Mcmori-I, nc'y educatloB bill is supported; installed in the garage by tho firm of he same timo J. D. Matthews, a barthe remarks of the judge advocate tion of issues between the Now York ing his mother approaching from al Home, which former Governor tho National Education Associa- NVilsberg ft Eyman of Orlando, who r'J' «nd Lcstar Hays, a miner, wore general and the chief of the Bureau Central and Pennsylvania railroads town on the oppqaite side, started Harris will occupy during his lifetime LonAi l '•°unc'l °jj the] arc the representatives of the msnukilled. These men, all Inside Dunn’s over the disposition to be made of the across to meet her pushing a tricycle. and‘ upon *his death * * 'becomes the ‘ perm­ Scottish Rite of hrceninsoory, South-] fftctUrers for this part of Florida. I'tnre, were shot by Deputy sheriffs of Nuvagation." The cases of tho two officers were Philadelphia nnd Reading system. When Mrs. Tharshcr wna seen a t the anent residence of presidents of the ? r,‘erv°f, tRc[ Motorists are invited to drive by who passed the building when a fire The commission will hear on Tuesday hospital, she stated that no automo- sthool during their term of office. |S.» : \hK FciX rf* the San Juan Garage and till their cracker was said to havo exploded nt tho only ones to come before the de­ from Pennsylvania tion of tabor, tho Daughters of the .-,11- 10*- «,;*h wntn* state Interests bllo was in sight when the youngster their feet and took it as an indication partment out of the 11 officers who and take un the Now England situa­ started across the street and was American Revolution, the Congress of * with water. went on trial, eight being acquitted they were being fired upon from the Mothers and Parent-Tenchers Asso­ Bootleggers Declared tion. concluding discussion of that half way acrosa when a car driven nnd tho conviction of another being store. set azide subsequently at San Diego. territory Wednesday when Boston by Fred Link turned into Oak Ave­ To Be Responsible For ciations, the Grand Encampment of Coal Compauy Declares Knights Templar, and many other or­ city representatives will appear. nue from Figih Street. ganizations. 80- Per Cent Dividends Before Mr. Link was able to stop Night Raid on Church ORLANDO MAN IS VLSITOR. « Watch for the ear It had struck the youngster Senator Park Trammell pitching him hfcalong on the pnve(Hr Tb* A **1*1*4 Pfrw) (Hr Tb* Am w Is M Pr*>«) Your Name Prof. Sexton Johnson, supervising Stocks Take Decided ....... ........ ........ r by NEW YORK, Dec. 27— Receipt HANCOCK, Md., Dcc. 27— Bootmont. Ho received several cuts about Makes Short Visit Here Mi principal of the Orlando schools, was leggors and moonshiners Thursday »he hend and bndses on his arms and Jump In Value Today ? . t oc^ h o,d cr? . /roTm. If it appears on the want ad in Sanford Thursday. With Superin­ r ^ ,kr».Barre Coal Company of checks declared by the authorities to Unltcd States Senator Park Tram­ body. It Is said that he was not in­ were page of The Herald today, tendent T. W. Lawton he inspected in? T b * A»o*iutr4 P m i) representing amount equal to ftO on 10 men that have composed a band of jured internally, la te thfx after­ you will, receive two free the new South Side Primnry School mell accompanied by his private sec­ noon ho was said to be resting more ■tornicd the Methodist Church at NEW YORK. Dec. 27— A wide as- each »hi*re of $50 por value stock, getting ideas for construction of new retary, Rooert Tomlin of Plant City, Black Road about six miles from here sortment of stocks, ncluding mosCof !trig disclosed Thursday, thnt the corntickets to the performance at buildings to be erected in Orlando. ea«Hy. voted on December 18 last, a Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher and their Chrintmas night damaging the edifice oils, steels, equipment/and numerous Thf Milane Theatre tonight. Prof. Johnson waa delighted with the wera visitor* in Sanford for a short b«*ting up four members of the specialties moved upward moderately dividend of 80 pe • cent. Yon may be the lucky one. arrangement of the building ana ex­ time Thunday. They were en rout* son have only been in Sanford for a and few days having come here from congregation, including two women. at the opening of Wednesday’s s t o c k ------------------------Read thoroughly the little pressed himsi'lf as welt pleased with to Cocoa where they will spend a few Atlanta. Mr. Thrasher is a traveling The invaders entered by the windows ---------------------------. _.r ---------- market. A few share*, including some WANTED—By three adults, to rent its general plan. Prof. Johnson was want ads. one side and began to break up [of motors and food issues declined I furnished bungalow for four month*. a guest of the Sanford Rotary Cltfb days a t Senator Trammell’s grove salesman and was out of the city on 1fractionally. tho church fixtures. Thono It when tho accident occurred. nt Its luncheon Thundny. *near that place. ------ - "■ tions, FRAME STRUCTURE KIWANIANS ENJOY INTERESTING MEET AT VALDEZ HOTEL GEORGIA MAN BUYS DRUG STORE HERE MRS. BOWMAN DIES AT HER HOME HERE CHILD IS VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT L0NGW00D MAN IS NOW FACING THREE WHISKEY CHARGES �v THE 8ANTOKD DAILY HBIULD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H . liiS . AT TUB MltiANB. Twelve of Ifcllywood’n fairest screen plnyern have been given ground* for accounting themselves •*worth their weight in gold." Kxpforalka Will lie Artempted In For, clad only in gold leaf nnd Sonnier In The tUimp an ointment that removed the poln• Shenandoah onous properties of the precioaa metal, they were turned into rhim. '" T r»f»» WASHINGTON, Dee. 2C.—Recont- mciing . Venusej for Gaanier's prorqcndationr. that the navy’s polar ex­ •Juctlcd of "BIolhora-ln-Lnw," r.ow ploration flight bo attempted during showing nt the Milano Theatre. The girl* were selected by the dithe coming summer with the dirigible Shenandoah and using Nome, Alaska, icctor-bcenusc of their nppronch to the ntiKisrd of perfection of figure »* the main operating base are con- usually attributed ,to Venus. tuned in the report of the special Tlirough tho application of a for­ board of naval-officers headed by Rear mula hunerto unusued for the pur­ Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of pose, it. was possible to cntiicly naval aviation. The report was mndo cover the bodies of the players with on especially prepared gold leaf, per­ mitting them to adopt the role of living statues in n unique cabaret eccne in which one phase of the story occurs. The cast for the new production, which was filmed nt the Schulberg Studies, include.* Gaston Glass, Ruth Clifford, Vela Vale. Crnufurd Kent, me pole, ine detailed plan of ope Josef Swickard and Kdilh Yorkc. tfon worked out therefore ronton latns numerous flights by the Sh..„- _ _ _ _ . , _ nndonh on mapping nnd charting No O n e I n j u r e d I n cruises to establish the practicability v v m » a •j . of a trans-polar air ro u ti” from wcaN. Y . T r a m A c c i d e n t tern Eurooc to Japan “over the top _ _ _ , .. - NEW YORK, Dee. 2G.—Several / WI w.a s .mndc t,lat hundred passengers on n subway T ? »«?k !liT « fT b,y V nk';rs cnuif’- : train were forced to groupc.their way *ix Pia? c* under ground for several blocks be„ nd j]* 0,1 or. ! tween tracks vacated by a third roil, lT:,8L n,t Nome: when two cars of a long train were « i/? C »!^ C* at1ccrt.a *n other derailed near Atlantic Avenue station northern oointo he employed. in Brooklyn early Wednesday. No _T o Search Unknown Aren. ___ 1. 1' 0:10 ono wn, iniured • “ T k s . M r , . a l t l i *t,,.,.,. " n s ,n j u r c n . M O u iu lO k il, Ml rev will go to Nome and to Spitsbergen, where preliminary flights for serolo­ gical observations will be made,” the report said. “When nil in rendy, the Hhenandoah will fly to Nome via mooring mnst* at Fort Worth, Snn «w f°i Puget Sound nnd Nome base; thence northward for the accomplish­ ment of this mission. The cxnlorntion of tho north polar region shall include a systematic search of the unknown area north of Alaska. . "Tho board considers that with nil the ships, tho Shenandoah nnd the planes equipped ns recommended nnd provided in ample time, the Arctic exploration is feasible nnd prntlrnblo during tho summer of 1924 without unduo risk to personnel or material." Selection of the Nome base was made because ico conditions make it available to shipping ns a rule during the first week in June. The distance to tho pole from Nome via Cope Prince of Wales is 1/did nnutlcal miles. At a speed of 35 knots, the Shenandoah will hnvc a safe' cruising of 4,250 natuticnl miles with a 15 per cent margin ol extrn r a ­ dius. Plans for using the Shonnndonh Ci »or heI,um •t011 inflation remov­ al of ono motor to provide living space for the crew, use of “wnter recovery’ to compensate loss of TIMS WEEK IN SANFORD. Wednesday, Regular meeting Elks Club, 8 p. ni. clubhouse. Weekly luncheon Kiwnnis Club, 12:15, Valdez Hotel. Thursday. Weekly luncheon Association of Business Women, 12:00, I.u-Reth Cafeteria. Weekly luncheon Rotury Clug, 12:15 Valdes Hotel. Annual Hall Sanford Woman’s Club, 9 p. m., Woman’s Clubhouse. Friday Weekly luncheon Chamber of Com­ merce, 12:15 Valdez Hotel. Regular mooting Rebeknhs, 8 p. in., Masonic IJnll. # • v V; .. . A - - . ../IV *V-•0,»»WWK . .* ' . 3 •. 4 .U FA T At BOB A ND BETTY’S Coffee and Lunch Shop Located in the Fields’ Auto Top Building 2nd door west of the San Juan Garage Featuring House Cook­ ing, Home Made Pies and a good clean meal for 35c Short Orders a Specialty A Preferred Picture in-Law...” With Gaston Glass, Ruth Clifford, Kdith Yorkc, Joseph Swickard, Craufurd Kent, Viola Vale. A story of n wife who forgot nnd of u Mother who made her remember Ihursdny—Jane Novak in "Thelma" le a a u a m ■ ■ ■’ Phone *198--------------------------------------- -=-Phonc -198 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks nnd Hngffngc Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage * ■ n » H iiu iiim ia i» a B n u c z » R s n B ia a s B M i» » ia m ii UE New Year beckons and one of the resolutions you have made for 1924 is a trip to Miami and Coral Gables—that wondrous suburb of the Magic City th at weaves an irresistible spell about every visitor because of its beautifying improvements and ideal home environment. H During the holiday week special busses will be run from this city to Coral Gables. Without a doubt the trip provides the greatest free sight­ seeing trip in America today. Large, comfortable, de luxe Pullman busses, equipped to afford you every convenience, will fake you down the east coast, giving you the chance to sec the points of historical interest and the tropical verdure which abounds in the Miami zone. ., •; , ... What a trip to start the New Year right! A few days* vacation as our guest, and at the end of the journey a tour through Coral Gables—a memorable event that no Floridan or visitor in Florida can afford to miss. Your opportunity is here today. Go to the local office or the office nearest your home and make reservations now. Space on the bus will un­ doubtedly be reserved quickly, for only 22 pas­ sengers can be carried comfortably. Join this happy sightseeing group from your own city. Here is the easiest way for you to carry out your New Year resolution—a resolution that will bring you joys untold, wealth and happiness. The* Pullman I!mm will leave the Sanford Office, Milano Theatre Uuilding on Monday Naming, December 31, nt ten o’clock. Your reservation mu.it Ik* in our hands net later than Friday night. Get in touch with Hie office now and avoid dinaprointment. ■ ■ a u iia a a a M n x a H a u z a a n u a a u n n a x iE iz T a Q a c n ia a a M H a a ia n a x a a Your hard working team s cannot stand up and pull all day long on oats alone. They need a balanced ration nnd you get the right balance irt . ’ GEORGE E . MERRICK, Owner and Developer* DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales A gents , f> Executive 01licet:. JS8 East Flagler St., Miami 1 Oid Beck Sweet Feed It hos been the stan d ard work ration of team ow ners for fifteen years. It gives you the m ost for y o u r m o n e y --it is th e w o rld 's b e st feed value. Hernia Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Harford, *>; h V s l : i i *1 <• - lakeland, DeLand, Eustit «’•'• Northern O ffic ii fleet! * or* City. 'Atlantic City, Boston, Colambas, Washington Old Beck is m ade of sound cracked corn, crimped whole oats, green alfalfa meal and a new and batter cane molasses which makes the feed bright green In color WHOLESALE AND UETAIL FEED Kirn Avenue ::nd Commercial Street- -Phone 91 i i H u i a ii a iH a is s s s i ,u u a i iM M * s s s ik i.a u a u B a a a M k iiJ v u ia u iQ u ____ ■■_ * • \* - d&s >i a LiiaV �fordDailyHerald “No More Bottles At The Wheel” > - "No more bottle* at the wheel," this Is what the judffc of the kr Tkt HmM m a ili C*» taatarit Plarlda.. municipal court in Cincinnati has ruled. He sent a man to Jail the ‘ M n t e r e d n s S e c o n d C laaa M r ttt a r . O c to ­ other day for six months to give him sufficient time to think over b e r ST. 191). a t t h e P n a t o f f l c e a t S a n ­ the suffering he might have caused, had the automobiles he struck f o r d . F lo r id a , u n d e r a c t o f S tarch S. in his mad driving been occupied. JIM. The drunken driver, it seems, struck five cars th at were parked I*. R KF.F R covins __ ------- P r e s i d e n t R O L L A N il I . U R AN V l r r - P m l t e e l at the roadside before the police got hold of him and took him • R . H O W A R D B F .ltn ------- N ee^ T reas. before Judge Yeatmen who accompanied the six-months jail-sen­ SOT M a a n n l la A v r n n r P h o n e l « tence with this emphatic statem ent: “The day of a liquor bottle driving an auto is past in Cincinnati, n t ’t i a r n l P T i H N b a t h s ■ O n e T e a r........97.00. S ix M onth.) IS.SO if I have my way. And th a t is what It is, when a drdnken driver . D e liv e r e d In C i t y b y C a r r i e r p e r w eek attempts to operate a machine. If I permitted you to go, it would 15c. W r i l s l y K d ltln n IS P e r T e a r S PK I IA L M I T I t K : A ll o b it u a r y j be a warning to other drivers th at I have no regard for the lives n o t i c e ) , c a rd # oif f \hnnka. resolution) j of Cincinnati men, women and children. I would even be placing and n o ti c e s o f the livcs of m>' own wifc and ‘laughter in danger by failing to do c h a r g e x a r e m a d er, l J I ? n t r e g u l a r a d v e r t lulna ru te o . my duty." „"No more bottles a t the wheel" is a succinct way of putting n r .m u :it t :ih a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s T h e A s s o c i a te d P re s * Is e x c lu s iv e l y it. The drunken automobile driver, or the moderately liquor-bee n t i t l e d to t h e u s e fu r r r i n i h l t c n l l o n of a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d to , It o r fiddled driver of an automobile, is a potential murderer, lie is on 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 the highway to maim and to kill, and only by the mercy of Pro­ a n d a ls o t h e lo c a l n e w s p u b lis h e d h e r e i n . A llH le r h ta u f r e - p u t i l l c a t l m i of vidence docs he fail to carry out his intentions. a p c c l n l d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n u t e a ls o r e ­ And we use the word "intentions" advisedly. The man who served. voluntarily surrenders his brains and his nerves to his liquor hot-1 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1323 tie, knowing that he will let that liquor bottle, drive his car for | him along the public roads, is a voluntary criminal. He should BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY be handled as a criminal. Six months in jail for a menace like that TLATFORM FOR LABOR AND *3 ® trivial sentence a fte r all. Florida courts should be required CAPITAL: All things whatsoever ye to impose long terms oruthc chain gangs for all automobile drivers would thnt men tin unto you, do y<l who attempt to "mix whiskey with their gasoline.’ even ro to them; for this is the luw and the prophets.—Matthew 7:12. ------- o ------WHEN I HAVE TIME. When I have time, to many things I’ll do To mnkc life happier and more fair For these whose lives are crowded now with enre; I'll help to lift them from their low despair, When 1 have time. \Vhffn I hnvc time, the friend I love so well Shall know no mere these weary toil­ ing days; I II lend his feet in pleasant paths al­ ways . . And chccr his henrt with words of _When fiwoetc.t praise, 1 have time. Now Is tha time! Speed, friend; no longer wait, To seaner loving smiles and words of cheer To those around whose lives nre now so drear. They may not need you in the far-off year; Now is the time! —Selected. -------- o-------An important election is coming. Now Year resolutions should he made before January 1. Now that the Christmas rush I* over, we ought to begin getting our letters on time again, o-------Mndison Comity lias begun work on building new road# covering more than 100 miles. The improvements will cost more than $300,000. Business men don’t go broke through the proper use of newspaper advertising. It is always true that the most successful institutions nre those who nre consistent advertisers. Sanford’s golf course would be well filled every day if winter visitors knew tiiis city had such n fine course. This is ntt attraction that ‘ hould be Well advertised. Only a few days to pay your poll tax and qualify to participate in the election to decide whether Sanford shall bond to take over the public utilities, if you have not paid your tax, don’t delay. --------oSanford ha# some very attractive lawns. Money spent to improve the surroundings of a home is money well expended. Some Sanford resi­ dent# are taking great pride irj mak­ ing t hoir yards pretty. --------o----Only a few days rt main in which Sanford citizens can qualify for the bond election of January 11. flood citizens are seeing to it that their poll taxes arc paid. i Money for the gifts ycu just must bJy and a tidy sum left over for yourself will be here for you, Christmas nineteen-twenty-four, if you join our Christmas Club today. Many members of this year's clubs paid up early in the year; many are joining larger clubs for next year; the true Christmas spirit—joyous and unharassed— pervades the crowds at our paying tellers* windows. We know there is no easier, more convenient, pleasant­ er method of saving for Christmas thqn you will find nt this bank. Select the sum you want to have next Christmas • and join today. Let m e five in a house by the side of the road Where the race of men go by, The men thnt are good, and the men th a t are bad— As good and as bad as I. Why should I sit in a scorncr’s seat, ’Or hur n cynic’s bnn? Let me live in a house by the side of the road, And fce a friend to man! I see from my house by the side of th e road. By the side of the highway of life, The men thnt press on with the ardor of hope And the men that arc faint with strife, But I turn not away from their smiles nor their tears— Both parts of an infinite plan. Let ma live in a house by the side of the road, And be a friend to man! I know there are brook-gladdened meadows ahead, And m aintains of wearisome height, And the road passes on through the long afternoon, And stretches away to the night; Cut still I rejoice when the travellers rejoice, Ar.d weep with the strangers th a t moan, Ncr live in my house by the side of the road Like a man that dwells alone. Some Busy Days Ahead As the year 1023 closes and 1921 looms ahead, Sanford people a re looking forward to days of great activity. Many big improve­ --------------o-------------- Another Im portant Step For Sanford thnt is to be constructed on the shores of Lake Monroe during the coming summer months. Sanford is getting ready to take care of tourists. Some day this city will tie known as a great tourist resort as well as the country’s greatest vegetable section. The next few months will see great changes in Sanford. By the time next winter rolls around the big new hotel will be com­ pleted, some new apartm ent houses will lie erected and many new homes constructed. Tourists will then be able to secure de­ sirable living accommodations and will spend the winter months in The City Substantial. Credit should be given J. D. Hood, President of the Lake Front Improvement Company for interesting outside capital in Sanford and for securing the new hotel. Mr. Hood has spent con­ siderable time on this proposition and his dream of seeing a big tourist hotel on the lake front is about to be realized. ------------ o-----------SOME NEWSPAPERS are mighty mean. The Toronto Globe makes up a tale like this; A crowd had gradually collected outside the single telephone booth, and waited with varying degrees of patience while the man using the phone held the receiver to his ear for half an hour. lie made no attempt to talk, and his expression was practically blank. Finally one, bolder than the others, opened the glass door and in­ quired: "Are you speaking to anyone? "Yes," the silent telephone!- replied, "I’m speaking to my wife.” --------------o------------- A COMMUNITY which is remiss in the valuation of the teacher’s work is like a father who is content to let charitable organizations relieve his family from the consequences of his penury or shiftlessness. The opinion the angels in heaven must have of that father is not a bit more exhalted than that which thoughtful people will hold of the community which allows the charity of its teachers to carry the burden of the schools.__ Tenc h ers Magaz ine. --------------n-------------- THE FIRST CONDITION of goodness is something to love; the second is something to reverence—George Eliot. -------------- o------------- ANGER WHEN IT IS long in coming, is the stronger when it conics, and the longer kept.—Quarles. --------------o-----------LIVE VIRTUOUSLY, my lord, and you can not die too soon, Many people are remarking over nor live too long.—Lady ltusSell. a Ihc beautiful poinsottia which nre to be seen nil over Sanford. Too many! bushes of cannot be planted. i ,, this bind . FORTIFY YOURSELF with moderation; for this is an iniThny add greatly to Sanford s bonuty.j p re^ nnblu fo rtress.— E p ic te tu s. ------------- O---------a— Sanford need i more houses. Every day The Herald hears of people who YEARS DO NOT make sages; they only make ohl men.— want is coma to Sanford but do not Madame Swetchine. do so on account of the inability to -osecure furnished house*. Some shrewd buMrosn man ought to build several small bungalow#. lie would My Favorite Stories not only make money but would help tha city grow. By Irvin S. Cobh --------o-------A visitor D id to seeing attractive 1 think of a story which 1 am surer you weep so bitterly?” Fchool grounds remarked the other day that ho thought Sanford should must have had a background of pure I’ap whupped me—that’s why," do something towards beautifying the romance. The scene is supposed to answer# the sorrowing one as he surrounding.: at the different schools. be a remote district in the Ozark wrings the tears out of hi* whiskers. Ho suggested that some tree*. nnrub- mountain country where everybody, “ You say your Pap whipped you? bery and new lawns be planted. Mon­ barring accident, is presumed to live Do you mean your own father?” ey used in this manner would be to great age. An aged but well-pre­ "Yep—because [ th’owed rocks at money well spent. Sanford should served eouple are returning from the flrnndpap." burying ground. They have suffered beautify the school grounds. But I can supply one which is the the first bereavement in their imme­ recital of u thing which actually hap­ L p. held a hammer in his hand—and diate family circle. Their son, Eli, pened. A Jewish merchant in New kr: ked and knocked to beat the the youngest child of III, has passed York invited a friend of his to accom­ ba-J. His knocking never took an away nt the age of til*. pany him on a birthday visit to the in he even knocked hi* closest “Well, cheer up, Martha,” says the former’s father, who on the day was fri .id. He kept on knocking every father, comfortingly. “I always did celebrating his advent into hi* !)tst srr.'l until h.’s hand lost its control, have a kind of a feelia’ that we never year. nr: then the strangest thing took would raise that hoy nohow.” The new arrival offered his con­ plr.e—his hammer slammed him in Another story which makes a lit- gratulations. "Yon must be very th-* face. That knock was certainly ting companion piece to the foregoing, happy, sir," he went on, “to be si* no fun. It was a hard and solid one. is this one: hale and hearty at your age and able He mtty recover—no one cares. Ills A traveler passing through North- to continue to enjoy the good things suffering alone he bears. So if you ern Arkansas sec* a gray-haired,'of life.” have a hammer now, get rid of it at long-bearded man sitting on a stilo| At this the venerable gentleman or.ee somehow, and boost—th at isn’t sobbing as though his heart will j burst into tears. "Ach, sir,” he exhard to c’o. All those you boost will I break. Filled with sudden sympathy, claimed, "I would be happy only for soon boost you.—Kalamazoo Com* the stranger checks up. von thing: They vont let me get merce. "My friend," he inquires, "why do married lignin!” wise ami far-seeing minds to work out. Used cars, highways, engineer­ ing improvement—all those, grave problem# in themselves—nre merely subsidiary to the greatest of all— traffic. This is the conclusion of Edward S. Jordan, automobile manufacturer end member of the highways commit­ tee of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. He bates it oil a study of motoring conditions to­ day, of the promise automotive man­ ufacturers and driver* have for the fu­ ture ami of prospects of further au­ tomotive popularity in 1924. Tho rapid advancement of the in­ dustry today, he believes, will cause a serious traffic jam, especially in the business sections of the larger Am­ erican cities, within the next five years. To bo prepared for this we should face Immediately, and try to rope with certain conditions and ten­ dencies pointing to this difficulty. These conditions Jordan enumerates under. 10 headings: “ 1. The 14.000,000 automobiles in use today will be augmented by 4,000,000 more in 1924. "2. Retail merchants will soon find that while their front doors are bar­ ricaded by six or eight automobiles the property of six or eight owners, fiu or 70 customers are roaming 5 " A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President £ r/i TheyNeedOldBeck Your hard working teams cannot stand up and pull all d a y long on oats alone. Th ey need a balanced ration and you get the right balance in Old Beck Sweet Feed It has been the sta n d a rd work ration of team ow ners for fifteen years. It gives you the m oat for y o u r m o n e y —it is th e w o rld ’s b e st feed value. “3. Every roomy and bulky car that is driven by father will be aug­ mented by at lenat two for mother and tho children. “4. No policeman will be able to handle the traffic that is coming. On­ ly millions of feet of new floor space for tlye parking of car* will be able to linndlc the traffic. “5. Workhouse and penitentiary sentences won’t solve the problem. More l!oor spare and higher speed for automobile# nre essential. "(5. The growth of population and business will be in direct rntio to tho amount of space provided for trans­ portation. “7. The question of the saturation point i# nnswered in three words— They won’t walk. * "8. No motor car# will bo narked nt the curb. Most streets will be one way thoroughfares. “9. Tax payers will awaken to the fact thnt the cost of parking space, outside of the congested area and wider streets, will double, then trip) *, then quadruple a* tho real estate owner* discover the necessity for providing more space. Millions can In* saved by any city that takes the first step. " 10. Street cars and crowded streets will ho almost obsolete, ex opt as incubators for automobile pros­ pects.” The Sea’s Neglected Call B. F. WHITNER, Cashier R»anasBssaugagKisniiBuwxaBgaaRKKBBBCgCBgaaaa.T^-r*,,*, ~,j i r i 3 Old Beck Is mada of sound cracked corn, crimped whole oats, green alfalfa m eal nnd a new and better cane molasses which makes the feed hiijht green in color. S o ia a .i3 n a .o fto C o * WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED E ln Avenue and Commercial S treet-------- — ---------------Phone 91 ■ H aaaabB Q H B saR D nsB atinsan^sr.nB ^gnuzisnz'^znseziB aaB Szgaaa aaaaaaiRB3BaB9Ka=sD:=t]axa3Ks=ncacgriaBaBUBBBHSBSBBiBKB # Phone 198---------------------------------------------■ -Phone 498 3 QUICK 'SERVICE j TRANSFER Household Goods. Pianos,' Safes, Trunks and Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage g s a a n rs a a a a sB a u n a n a a .'.-n z a s n H s a sa n n a B N a n a rs a B iia a s B a R n n BBBnuLKJan^Baaac: a :: .’•JV.grjg.gr.F’•’I'jn E t.n a ^ K C E n n u a u irm n !Milane The United State# has only infre-’ and sacrifices of our sec faring people quently recognized it* potentialities —in the merchant marine as well ns in as a sea power. We have nn onorm- 1the navy nnd its auxiliaries—a unique’ ous const line and important oversea monument I* being planned, to he' possessions. But the conquest of the erected in Washington. It will be a continent nhsnrbod our energies for; navy nnd marine memorial, a tribute more than a century, nnd the pioneer to American service on th* sea. It* is still much more of u national figure uniqueness will consist in the absence than the seaman is. Undoubtedly our sense of the sea of, nny human figure, of any type of will deepen in the course of the ship or of nny sea implement. It will, present century. We shall become visualize the breaking wave, the more ami more n t/nding nation, with hovering seagulls nnd the blue im­ a commensurate currying fleet. Des­ mensity. That t.i nil. Tho conception i,s bold. Rut the tiny will take care of that. Hut nt present we lack the seaman’s Impulse memorial project is already well na­ iler way nnd has many prominent and imagination. In order to stimulate our thought backers both in the navy and in the of the sea and to recall the activities merchant marine. There i* a possfbil ity thut the memorial may be unveiled on Navy Day next year. Secretary Denby has cordially indorsed the oroTOM SIMS SAYS jeet. The sen beats on all our shores and Dear Santa: (’onie hack again next we do not listen sufficiently to its year, please. Everybody, voice. Anything which recalls us to our neglected economic and national Christmas story: We gave the boss opportunity i# in line of genuine pub­ a watch and he will use it to see if lic service.—New York Tribune. vve are late. Theatre FIRST ROAD ATTRACTION THIS SEASON ONE NIGHT ONLY WED., JA N U A R Y 2 Nothing Like It E ver On The Stage jules m m •r wth lo sse s SHUSEI2T PR ESEN TS /"A R O U N D ^ /a c a (IIOMEYMOOn e-yi ^ V \ FA SC C - -v . t h e . Wo r l d lo o fc One-seventeenth of the world’s Dear Santa: Will you please send people live in the United .States, and ymir mechanic out to our house? We should be glad of it. have a big job for him. William. To remove candy from the nms- j Christmas story: He said it was good stuff ond the sidewalk jumped tacho inhale steaming soup until soft i and comb out candy. up and hit me. — Kissing too long without looking ■ Scrape the inside of a new pipe before smoking it or the fire wagon u;» is dangerous. It may make your nose grow crooked. may call on you. You can take an old Christmas The United State* spend# more on horn and use it for a funnel, if you education than the rest of the world, ever need a funnel. yet ha* so little. Years ago, before #o much rouge Christmas was all right. Every­ and powder, u man's suit didn’t need body else wears them, flo or, don’t cleaning so often. be so self-conscious. Candy may he removed from the Department of Agriculture is try­ hair by soaking your head over night ing to teach hogs to bring home the in a bucket of kerosene. bacon with more lean. Dear Santa: flo chase yourself. I And a man who gave a girl a dia­ know a diamond from u beer bottle mond ring tell* us three hours of n chip, I do. Ethel. hugging i* not enough. BY ADUr.lCf: RAmiEWS At!DfiflrtA NICHOLS % S1.AGE0 3T JOVfniAII \fD U'Tv'.T G'.OT'Two Years in New YorkSix Months In 4 Chicago Four Months in Philadelphia Five months in ISoston THE ONE And ONLY COMPANY Prices—50c to $2.00—A few at $2.50 plus tax X Scat Sale Tomorrow Christmas story: jllncle hasn’t seen Largest diamond in the world is MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS RECEIVED the children in 15 years so he sent worth $100,000, huB a smnll one may­ ■ ■ them roller skates. be prizrd more highly. ■ U B B aaB axaH aH B aaaR B auB aaK aaaaB aeB iaM B azaK aaunaaaB aai 1 ‘,y 5 if First National Bank ments are to lie started and completed in the new year. Sanford will make its biggest growth during the next twelve months. Let me five in a house by the side of the road, Sanford citizens are working together solidly. There is n fine spirit of cooperation among the people of this prosperous sec­ Where the race of men go by; They nre good, they nre bad, they are weak, they are tion. Nothing is being done in a half hearted manner. Sanford builds substantially nncl in a manner that convinces the stranger strong. of the attractive future of this city. Wise, foolish, and so am I. Then why should I sit in a scorner’s seat, Outsiders nre beginning to see in Sanford the making of n Or hur a cynic’s ban? big city and nre beginning to make investments and assist in the development hero. Let me live in a house by the side of the road, And be n friend to man! During 1924 Sanford will without doubt acquire the public —Sam W alter Foss. utilities. A big new 200 room hotel will be constructed on the lake front. There will be new municipal buildings put up. More streets will be paved. A large real estate development will be mnde by a northern development company. The new yacht basin and municipal pier will be completed. The lake will be bulkheaded Future Traffic Jam s and n new boulevard constructed. More apartment houses and The Pensacola Journal homes will be erected. Sanford people are going to accomplish big tilings in the Automobiles, like the poor, we have around looking for a place to park coming year. There are some busy days ahead. with us always. It is a problem for their curs. Of interest to every citizen of Sanford was the announce­ --------o-------1924 promises to be n big year for Sanford. Oct ready to sta rt the first day of January with a rush. —■ - —o-------Tell the world about Sanford. Make It a point to rend your copy of The Hcrafd to name friend who might bo interested. rhere arc hermit souls that live withdrawn In the peace of tlieir self-content; There arc souls like stars, that shine apart In a fellowless firmament. There are pioneer souls that blaze their paths Where the highways never ran, But let me live by the side of the road. And be a friend to man I -o- When a stranger visits Sanford what do you point out as points of ment in Monday’s Herald telling about the new 200 room hotel Interest? A Full Stocking and a Fat Purse The House by the Side o f the Road . .J lf H ________ ivaXdfJ �THE SANFORD DAILY IfERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27f J923 ■Rhonii Offiee 10*» M R S. F R E D D A IG E R , 'S o ciety E d ito r; R esidence 217-W TOO MANY COOKS—? NO, SIREE! Thuradav—Mr. and lira. Charles Smith will entertain with an evenine of music {ram 8 to 11 p. m*, nt their home, 217 East Third Street. Thursday—Annual Ball of Social De­ partment a t Woman'* Club at 9 p. m. Thursday—Mrs. Walter Wight will entertain the Every Week Bridge Club at her home on Park Avenue nt 3 p. m. Thursday—Mrs. George Davis Hart will entertain the members of the Idlers Club at 3 p. m. Friday—Senior Epworth League will have Christmas social a t the Meth­ odist Church nt 8 p. m. F r i d a y — Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Mr*. George A. DeCottes will entertain the members of the N. de V. How­ ard Chapter, U. D. C., at 3 p. m. a t the home of Mrs. Bishop on Magnolia Avenue. Friday—Christmas tree for the mem­ bers of Holy Cross Church at 4 p. m. at the East Side Primary School. Saturday—Mrs. Fannie S. Munson will entertain at tea (n honor of the visiting college girls nt o'clock, at her home on Myrtle Ave­ nue. ^ .... 1 w Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner were dinner guests of friends in Longwood Tuesday. ’Tis xaid that too many cooks spoil the hroih, hut if that's the case, how do you ucocunt for tho fact that little Joan Doni Econ, who recently finished her first year ns “practice buby" in the domestic economy department of Cornell University, looks so happy anti fat? Every co-ed in class took her turn at “mothering’’ Joan during school hours. C. R. Munn of Orlando wnn the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dossey Saturday. Miss Selma Swaine of Green Cove Springs Is the attractive holiday guest of Miss Ruth Henry. MR. AM) MRS. N. O. GARNER ENTERTAIN. Ono of the most enjoyable holiday Miss Pattyc Lyle is home from affairs was the dinner given by Mr. Philadelphia visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 0. Garner on Tues­ and Mrs. J. R. Lyle. day. Everything showed thnt Christ­ mas with its jollity was here. A Miss Alberta Aycock left Saturday Christmas tree twinkling with col­ for a visit of several days In St. ored candles and all tho goodies that the season provided filled tho eentcr Augustine. of the room. After tho guests hnd the gifts were distributed Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniels assembled nnd then the leading to tho din­ of Runnel! nre visiting relatives and ing room weredoor thrown open. A minia­ friends in Sanford. ture Christmas tree occupied the cen­ ter of the table surrounded by the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawkins left i lovely scarlet polnsuttls. Friduy to spend the Christmas vnen-! A six course dinner was nerved, lion in Alabama. I covers being laid for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill and Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Mrs. R. A. Terhcun will leave Charles Baumer and Harry, Jr., and Mr. nnd shortly for Atlanta, Georgia, for a Mrs. N. 0. Garner und daughter, Miss visit with relatives and friends. Margnarito Garner. Alva Hunt returns Thursday from Montgomery, where he has been the guest of his parents for the holidays. Mrs. Jessie Neeley nnd son, Jessie, and daughter, Mary Elizabeth, left Wednesday to spend until New Year's as the guest of her brother, Mr. Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agri­ culture, at his home in Ocala. MR. AND MRS. J. S| STRUM ON ENTERTAIN. One of the loveliest of the holi­ day fnnilly parties was the one given by Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Stumou Christ­ mas day. Tho living room nnd dining room was a mass of Christmas green. Over in one corner of the living room was an immense Christmas tree brave with Christmas ornaments und the Christmas bells strung all over it, Ft rings of popcorn, silver tinsel nnd gifts from good old Santa Claus for the* family and grand-children. After the gifts were given a de­ lirious lix-coune dinner was reived. The center ef the table was garnished with fruits and flowers emblematic of the Christman season. Covers were laid for the following: Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Burdick, Mr. nnd Mrs, Gwynne Fox and Master Robert Herndon, nnd Master Walter, Earle Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Pierson an- and Gwynne Fox. nnuncc the birth of n daughter. The young lady has been named Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owen of SnnMildred. foid wore the dinner guests of Mrs. Lucy Lawrence in Orlando Tuesday. Mr, Julius Moskovits of JacksonMrs. A. K. Key nnd Miss Adelaide ville, manager of the Florida Salvage’nnd Mrs. Lottie Twitchell returned to Compnny, spent the day in Sanford j Dnytor.n Bench Thursday to stay unWedncsilay on business. til after the New Year. is n a u i UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA PER­ MRS. FAY ENTERTAINS. SONALS. Mrs. Joe Fay Tuesday- night gave It is always a pleasure to know one of the moat charming of family something oi the part our Sanford Christmas parties. This was also in boy.i are taking in the life of the the nature of a celebration of Mrs. Fay's return from the hospital. A University. Among Sanford's boys attending. Chriutmaw tree was decorated with Florida is Otis Cobb. Mr. Cobb is a *,“ 0,I *2? ^ any colored crystal senior in the College of Law thia balls and lighted with hundreds of year, his scholastic record has been iit^ly tiny vari-colored lights. This of the best Dean Pasco says that he occ upied one corner of tbc large liv in one of the best. Mr. Cobb it will jngKranm which was decorated with Chnstmas wri green ' and the be remembered took' the D. A. R. lovely' poinsqtti medal for excellence in American hk^ When tho guests arrived Santa tory the year tye graduated. Mr. Clarence Mahoney is also go­ Claus nut in his appearance also and ing to Floridn and taking the law gave the presents. Refreshments of course. He Is pronfihent in affairs fruit cake, fruits, candies and hot of the Catholic Club and is gaining chocolate were served. Those enjoying the hospitality of prominence for his'musical ability. Mrs. Fay were, Mr. ami Mrs. BushMr. Jim Sharon is also one of the nell Ballea, Mr. and Mrs. William law students. This year he is n Polk, Mr. and Mr;. F. A. Moffltt, and junior. He is a member of the Pi MUs Evelyn Moffltt, Mrs. Baden, Thetn Pi fraternity. mother of Mr. Joe Bail#*, Mis* Ycllon Fay Lossing is taking the A. B. of Los Angelos, Mr. and Mrs. \yHcourse and as this is ono of the IJam Vernon, Edwin Hamll, Mrs. E. stiffcat courses given at Florida has A. Weeks, Miss Annie Weeks, Messrswell earned the name of being one of Harry and Okie Weeks, and Miss Sanford's best students. Susie Fay and P r. and Mrs. Fny. Victor McLaughlin is taking the course in pharmaceutics and was one Mrs. Bnilcs and Mis* Yultop of of the Ilnby Gators. His plnying on Los Angeles, Califui'nia. are the tho football team wan good and 1f gucats for the winter of Mf. und Mrs. Dick continues he will wear the Joe Fay at th jir home on Cameron vnrsity letter. Avenue. Mr. Robert Thrasher is making a splendid record this year and he Is The many friends of Miss Mary one of the pledges of the Pi Kappa E,itll| clh Ncdy win be glad to learn Alnim fraternity. . . . . I that she was the winner of the PackWilliam ” oC,k **e.r , own un| Motor Car given away by the an Dill made the Baby Gator tenm Milano Theater. and ij quite the football hero. He la very popular with the men on Holden nnd Mr. Wilthe rnmmis and Is now a pledge of ,, Mr*. ,W. , D.werc tho guests of their the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. “ ""in M n Lucy Lawrence of Or­ Mrs. George Itlee returned Thurs­ lando during the holidays. day to Tangerine to visit relatives Mr. F. Hy. Palmer Brent Christ­ and friends until after New Year’s. mas‘with his family in Winter Purk. Misses Martha and Mary Boyd of Mrs. Eugene T.oumillnt spent the Charlotte, N. C., are tlm attractive Christmas holidays ns the guest of guests of their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. her aunt, Mrs. Crabtree in Tampa. Boyd.‘ Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Mnxny nnd son Mrs. C. E. Henry entertained at of Frost Proof spent the holidays dinner Chtirtma* the following: Mr. with the latter’s sister, Mrs. J. D. and Mrs. Fred Walsmo, Mr. Grant Dossey. Wilson of Georgia, Mr. Fritz of New York. Mr. W, P. Ifaugnhfook. of Phila­ delphia is spending the Christmas >|rt and Mrs. E. It. O’Berry anvnention us the guest of his sister, nounre the birth of n daughter, Eva Madame Harriet. , Ruth. This little lussto arrived n we‘’k before Christmas and is doing Mr. John K. Meetinger returned to nicely. Jacksonville Wednesday after spend­ ing the holidays wjth his daughter, Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Mero have as Mrs. W. S. Morgan. their guest, their daughter, Mbs Mnymc Mero of Washington, D. C. Mis« Olive Lezctte was nn attrac­ Miss Mero has visited in Sanford be­ tive visitor spending the week-end in fore and in being very cordially wel­ Oviedo nn the gue.it of her pnrents, comed. Mr. nnd Mrs. N: F. Lezctte. ! Miss Flora Zeimonovlt", i>» the at­ Misa Carolina Back of New York tractive guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. S. City is visiting her .sister, Miss Eva Bnumel. Mr. and Mrs. Ilauntel have Back and her brothers, Messrs. Philip also for their guests during the holi­ days Messrs. Julian nnd Morris Zeland Walter Back. mcnovitz. Me. M. D. Barber and Mr. fhirtis Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. McAllister an­ Bnrber after spending the holidays very pleasantly in Sanford returned nounce the birth of a son on Satur­ day, December 22, nt tho FernaldThursday to Cedar Keys. Laaughton hospital. This young mnn Prof. A. I.. Hatch is visiting his hns been named Jnmcs William, and many friends in Sanford and Ovideo. weighed 10 pounds. E’rof. Hatch was for three years prinMiss Jessie S. Roberts of Wilming­ mnny friends in Sanford and Oviedo, nnd is now head of the modern lan­ ton, N, C„ is visiting her mother, guage department in tho Johnston Mrs. J. D. Roberts. Miss Roberts Senior High School of Johnston, Pn. for many years made her home la He hones next year to return nnd Sanford and is receiving a warm wel­ come from her many friends. make Florida his permanent home. m acaosi ...After-Christm as Clean-Up, Sale IIU I On Coats... 2 Day Sale—Friday and Saturday Brown, Navy, Black, some LADIES SUIT with fur collars and self- 25 Ladies Coat Suits, Navy, Brown, Grey—some with extra nice fur collars. Your choice of any suit Friday and Saturday a t trimmed. Values up to $30.00—'Two day sale $19.50 MI88 ETHEL HENRY HONORED. Miss Ethel Henry left Wednesday night for Indianapolis to attend the Students’ Volunteer Convention. This convention fa made up of- students from all the leading colleges of the United States and the chief speakers will be representatives from all over the world. Thia is an unusual honor for it is conferred by a vote of the student body of the college from which the representative goes. Miss Henry is the represcjitaivf from tho State College for Women a t Tallahassee. Her upusur.1 capability Ij* well known to her many Sanford friends but it i< 4 pleasure*'to know that among all die' loycjy'ypung women in the State College that she has wen such an umiptal honor, ' ANNUAL BALL. Tho annual ball of tha Social ! partmeiit given Thursday night ’ tho Social Department of tho an’* Club promise# to bd one most brilliant events of w : season. Mrs. W. T. Langley the hostess fo r. the, dep*rtht« A. W. Fitts Is chairman of Mr. and M rs.'Edgar Campbell and partMcnt. Mr. Haven of Latigfiman spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mr. end Mrs. R. H. BsuforiT son Ralph of Valdosta, Go, a rt guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Mr. W. T. Langley, •Rr., and Mrs. Oviedo until the ’ New Year. Wm. Conine and children leave Bgssford will be pleasantly Thursday for n visit of several days tsred in Sanford as Miss in Lakeland a3 fHe guests of Mr. F. Lezctte. P, Langley. Mins Geraldine Murrell Is Th<* many friends of Ralph Vincent ing the holidays very pleas# will lie sorry to hear thnt lie is ill Jacksonville an the guest in the Fern aid-Laughton hospital. He mother. Mrs. Murrell. Mis* was operated on Snttihliiy by Dr. was joined in Jacksonville by Langley for appendicitis nnd* is do­ ter, Miss Sarah Murrell, who ing nicely. pleasantly remembered ss the * .............. of English in the Sanfoi * id High Among the holiday'visitors leaving last year. Thursday uro Messrs. A. Kanner and T Ranker. Mr. A. Kanner is a prom­ inent lawyer of Jacksonville, Florida, i AN EXHILARATING EFFECT . A bottle of Hcrbine on the and Mr. f Kanner is n graduate of is like having a doctor in ‘J Georgia Tech and is making good ns homo all the time. I t grves Instant re a civil engineer, the digestion gets out of order, bowels fail to act. One or t Vernoon Westfall was operated on all that b necessary to start 1 , Saturday for appendicitis lit the ing and restore that fine feeling * Fcrnold-Laughton hosnltal by Dr. aration and buoyancy of spirit*' ' Langley. His many friends will bo jonga^only to perfect health, • glad to hear that he is getting along fine and is now able to see callers. y UNION PHARMACY % Sanford, Florida- ) Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Thrasher of Celery Avenue had as their guests at dinner Thursday, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Dalger, Sr.. Mr. Fred Dniger, Jr., Mr. NOTICE ond Mrs. N. II. Garner and Robert OUR BATTERY IIUSINEJ Thrasher, m Mrs. Albert Dornor of Celery Avenu > hns «s her guests do ring the holidays, Mr. Billie StocIToff nnd Miss Minnie StockolT of North Arlington, New Jersey. The trip was made very pleasantly from North Arlington to Sanford in four days. been moved from trVIGVf, Garage to our Station o» Distributors of “&XIDB? “WILLARD” BfUerfcf RAY RHO'f&PBg F ir s t SljnRet77^ The Pavilion at Espiritu Santo Spring# Probably you liave heard of tho famous curative waters which How from Espiritu Springs at Safety Hnrbor. Throughout Florida we have a host of friends who have purchased this w ater and been greatly bene­ fited by its use. We huve hundreds of letters from grateful people who have written us of .their apprecia­ tion for the aid this w ater has been to them. Ask your friends about Espiritu water. You will almost certainly find someone who can tell you of a marvelous cure. The pavilion, illustrated above, is now being built nt Safety Harbor, over the famous springs which were discovered in 1539 by Hernando de Soto and named "Espiritu Santo” by the Spanish explorer. In the basement of this pavilion there will be a modern sanitary bottling works where w ater will be packed for shipment for all parts of Florida and the United States. On the main fioor of the pavilion will be lounging rooms, sun parlors and every convenience for those who desire to visit the historic springs, Espiritu Santo Springs pavilion will serve two purposes nnd have two sources of income. Espiritu Santo Springs Incorporated hns four sources of income besides the pavilion. Write us for details of the SIX POWERFUL PROL IT PRODUCERS, owned by this corporation and for beautifully illustrated literature giving the history of Safety Hnrbor and the absorbing story of Espiritu Santo Springs. MAIL THE COUPON TODAY ■ ! Espiritu Santo Springs Inc. All sizes 10 to 44. Only 20 . coats in this sale CARDor THANEf. Mrs. J i n k Neeley and m wish to thank their frirads* each and every , ___ possible for Mary Eliiiat to the toy Packard a tit by tho Mllane Theat both was tha pi Blue gir| in home in the nifht. BOX A 2 Day Sale SAFETY HARBOR, FLORIDA In addition to our ofTice a t tho Springs, you may now secure Espiritu W ater at m l i HOSIERY SALE—Odd lots of Radmore, Van Raalte andKayser Silk Hose, regular $3.00 values—to close out Friday and Saturday—piain and fancy stripes a t .................................................................................... ......... $1.95 Branch No. 1 K Milk SI. X. •HI. I ' r l r r . l i u r K , I'litrldii P h a n * I SCO : I', i:. W h i l e , M a n n a r r 2 Day SALE Y ow ell C o m p a n y Friday & Saturday Branch No. 2 315 I ' r n i L l i u Hlrt-rl K s p m rru santo fwittxus. INCnitPORATKD. la w i». SAFETY IIAniton. FLORIDA. fJKNTLRMRN: I 't e n s e m a l t m e tit fine* y o u r in- trri'lilllIK lltrralure telllmt illiout J t t f W U n rtm r a n d Kl>lrlUi S u n tu n prlnttfl T h is r u ' i d f s t lie .'. not o b l i g a t e m e In u n y w a y . Name T a iu p u . I'liirlilii Pbuup 3IM P . (1. M anner ... State M �D , TH U gSD A Y , D ALLA HAS LARGE •PETITE LIKE THE [EAT LUIS FIRPO „ TNEW' YORK, Dec, 27.—Now that It teems certain that Ermino Spalln, the Italian heavyweight, In going : to return to this country with the 'backing of a stentorian ballyhoo, • word or two concerning this al­ leged champion of Europe will be .•.tin order. Spalla, then, is a line-looking Ital­ ian who came to this country two or three years ngo and hung around Newark, working out in gymnn; slums and occasionally fighting. He was very nuick to pick up things • and auch boxers ns Charley Wei* nert and Young Rob Fitzsimmons were willing to show him tricks of the trade. The consequence was that he de­ veloped more than n fair knowledge of boxing, and in the gym ho looked to be as clever os any of them. In fact, as a gymnasium battler he Come to be quite Impressive. It was when he went into the ring against third- raters that he did not nppear too good. Appetite Too Great. As for Spalln, he showed signs of ~ “ able to develop into a good , and if he had been in this try In the pnst 15 months ind of Europe, he might hnvc Up by now ns a good scconditer. That is, he would have, had controlled his rapacity whenever •aw a sign of food. Like Firpo, Spalla is an artist h the knife and fork—that is to he is an artist so far ns making i’ Implements move rapidly is erned. These foreigners don't m to realize th a t in this climate cannot ent nnd drink as one in other climates. Nick Kline, who probnbiy will man­ age Spalla, may be able to make Wm cut down on his fish and soup and spaghetti stuff, nnd if so, he May be carried along until he gets the ring against some real perFarmer. He is a likeable young mnn always willing to tnko advice, perhaps his mannger will not i .the tough sailing that Siki’s ager, for Instunce, is having. IN THEIR NE Three Californians Among Nine Backfield Stars Of Navy Team W UNIFORMS TWO GOLF TOURNEYS. . MIAMI. Dec. 27*—Two golf tournnmontB with aggregate prizes of 110,000 nrc being planned for the winter ■eaaon here, according to Roy Mc­ Carthy spirts director of the city. Roth probably will be held . next March. Efforts will be made to bring such players, ns Bobby Jones, Max Maraden, Francis Ouiment, and the most prominent among the profes­ sionals to participate. Powdcr 30c ana 60c^ "floid'by UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 27—Of the nine Cut This Out— It is Worth Money tacks whom the Naval Academy foot­ Send this ntl and ten cents to Foley ball team will take to Pasadena for Si Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, the game against Washington on jt| writing your name and address BRAKE LINING New Year’s Day, three are from Cali-. v .. forntn. clearly. You will receive a ten cent The trio are Alan Shnplcy, of Val-! bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND FAN BELTS lejo; Herbert R. Hnlinger, of S an’xAR COMPOUND for cough3, colds For all cars Pedro, and Albert Handley, of Los d hoarseness, also free sample packAngelea. The other backs are McKee. _ v Rarchet, Devcns, Cullen, Fiippin undi nKcs FOLEY PILLS n diureti Trade your old tires for new ones Harvey. stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY Shapley Is considered the Navy’s*CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constrongest backfield man, and hns lieenf stipation and Biliousness. These groomed to play any positioni behind: wonderful'remedies have helped milthe line. In the games of the la s t;.. . _ . 105 Palmetto Avenue half of Navy schedule, particularly! *,ons °* P®°P'0, Try them!—Adv. against tho Army, he carried the ball --------Phono 481-J and gained n greater total of yards] Relieved BoySi Cough. F. P. RINK hBallingor'Is a very accurate dropkicker for moderate distance, und scored by this method agninst Penn State and Princeton. He will be called upon if a chnnco turns up t<j score by this method. Handley punts* well nnd Is n good running back. The last practice of the season in Annapolis will take place tomorrow afternoon. The squad leaves for Cali­ fornia on Christmas morning. Batteries HOM EMADE This group of skutcra will represent the United States in the Olympic games in 1924. They are: Charles Jewtraw, international outdoor champ; Harry Knsky, national and Canadian champ; Joe Moore, intemtionnl indoor champ for 1922; William Stcinmetz, 1922 outdoor champ; Richard Donovan nnd Valentine Rinlis, alternates. OLD INCIDENTS HAVE BEEN SOURCE !PADDOCK WILL NOT OF NICKNAMES FOR N.L. BALL TEAMS BE PERMITTED TO COMPETE IN GAMES I l l y T h e A ano cliitril I’r r a a ) 1 r^ oiv«‘I .ta r of ,!|ej. Lref Pulp. ..eminole l eed “ Mrs. L. \a n Belle, Pendroy, Mont,, writes, "I like your Cough Medicine very'well. My little boy, tl years old, had a very bad cough and after using Tho very best Battery is an FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ POUND he secured relief.” For EXIDE coughs, colds nnd hoarseness there is We re-chnriie and repair all no better remedy on the market to­ makes of Batteries day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND Tramp Athlete Thing TAIt COMPOUND. It haa stood the RAY BROTHERS test of time, serving three genera­ Phone CIS---------------- -Sanford Of Past Says “Bo” tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ _ ! GALESBURG, III., Dee. 27.—1"ib.” stitutes.—Adv. MrMillin, former Centre College star and now football coach at Centenary WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS College in Shreveport, La., was the honor guest nt the annual foothull With the changeable weather which banquet of Lombard College here, we have nt this season of the year given by Mrs. J. M Tilden. wife of C0U,,hH and colds nre very prevalent. the president of the college, in honor • yje prepared for them. Have a botof Coach Paul Schissler and the teum. tj0 ,,f FOLEY’S HONEY' AND TAR PIES MrMillin urged all the athletes to COMPOUND handy, nnd with the I complete their four-year college; prgt Ki{, n „* „ tough or cold take a courses at the school, declaring thnt (j0CH an,| prevent a serious ailment. | the day of the “tramp" athlete is FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMover. The future of college athletics! ROUND has been the standard family depends largely on the men on col­ cough remedy for over 35 years, lege teams today, lie said. bringing prompt relief nnd when SEMINOLE CAFE once used you will never be without A«1jit. Sold everywhere.—Adv. BAKED TOORDER CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—There nre reduced from 12 to eight clubs. The ■ K M H B n H a B iB B fic K B P sa n x ssa B a ia E iH c a B in a K ra sB iB B c a a B B n c a B a B K a a q tE ic a c a H iB n a a n B B E n n c E B a B B * few bnsehnll fans in the country who name is raid to have been first npA. U. Declares Brilliant Track cannot tell offhand the nicknames of plied to Louisville because of that) Htar Ineligible For l!)2l Olympic n BBKHBflBBBESBHUHB&aSSUUBnriBftaaa^ ■ □ u su K v aB u isaaaiv ^n ru B B atiu aaB n eD S D D aaaB x aaaB anB the various clubs in the two major club’s successful scramble for play■ ■ Contests, ■ ■ leagues. However, there are prob­ era nt the close of the Brotherhood n ■ I II> T h * %NHiM’ lfitnS I'r i’ xa! nbiy fewer who can tell the origin of war of 1891. ■ NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—Charles ■ those nicknames. a m During the leadership of the into i»n<idock, America'ss crack sprinter, m ■ S1AY STAGE IlOUT. The New Y'ork eluli of the National ( apt. Adrian C. Anson, the Chicago , wj|[ m,t be allowed to compete for a n a ..... ........ . ........ a League has always liecn called the | JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 27.—Pro­ Giants. Thu name was applied back in Nationals wore known as Anson’s position on the 1921 American Olym- ■ a ■ u ■ moters for the 154th Infantry, F. N. the himself G„ are making efforts to bring Mick- men tie M H •jf Walker, welterweight chnmpion of hai i»y 11 a the world, to Jacksonville for n bnut age a sometime a January. The guardsmen some comparatively small men o n 1fj,! n icago sporting have received favornble replies from litor upon rose U., ii Ils conveying the same idea ns which has appointed n special com^Walker nnd his manager, it is stated, his team. Cincinnati clings to the Iteds. an Colts, and besides being convenient1mitten to consider it. ■and if present negotiations go | The issues involved in the con’/ through Walker will be matched abbreviated form of Red .Stockings,! for bead-writing purposes. ilnst a strong opponent, probably which originated The St. i.ouis Louis rsaiionais Nationals always troversy mat that mis lias raged aoout about Pad. .. from , the red stock-! m e at. J'Toung Stibllng, whose manager, “Pa" ings worn by the famous old ( in- have been known as the Cardinals deck for several months include ^Btrlbling, has indicated that he would clnnti team of the late sixties, one of i froni tliat color of their hosiery, charges he is alleged to have made not be averse to bringing the school the brat professional baseball _ ‘*r- ■Some writers shorten the name to against the A. A. U, nnd athletes boy here ___ for _____________ a bout. gunizations. .Some sporting writers j Cards. The Philadelphiaclub h a s n f that organization, in regard to amateur standing; allegations Paddock himself had sacrificed ' With a top of the usual size ami amateur standing in going on a Humber of burners, a new gas range tour; charges that he fail5 when idle can be turned back against rclnibursc the Olympic coni­ a wall, extending but a few inches. fer fundi loaned to him in kl> names. One of the first Was the Hu- P.120, and his alleged failure to enmnorbas, derived from Hanlon's Super- Jf'-V with a request that lie account has. a vaudeville act which was a hit f"r t’xpcnses furnished him in comK throughout the country about the New \ork from Los Angeles time Ned Hanlon became manager t"1', '111 “jhletie meet. It wasi charg.■ By Jiggs of the dub. After his departure • ,n * connection,. that 1 addock ■ Brooklyn became one of the first big hud received full expense money CHAPTER XIV. So I sat down by the side of her, trolley car centers in the country nnd lroIn t"’" different_ organizations, „ ,, Explain Action, ME AND MAGGIE GO TO EUROPE and 1 began to talk to her ns niee the name Trolley Dodgers, later V shortened to Dodgers, was adopted . I addock s case was the chief sub‘i “JifflPb tlarlln’I” said Maggie to nnd gentle as I could. nnd still sticks to the club. In late of '!c.bate at the Olympic com-' he J m iu ino u ,-vmp.c com­ me. “Maggie darlin’ ", said I, “do you mon called Robins m,tlee nfternoon. The decision; “If It’s money you want, I have remember the days when we was years the club has be means that Paddock must ex-! ■ ..... resuu manager, ,ai|1 to tl)(> A> A> u>also C()iniIlittoo his' m | none,” said I to Maggie. courtin’ together—how we’d go walk­ in honor of the present ■ M 11 ... , , , But it wasn’t money—she wanted in’ in the park together, and how Wilbur Robinson. ■ I! . , , , participation without A. A. U, sane-; ■ ■ to go to Europe. Tin* Poston dob for many years (j,,n the University of Paris Club! ■ ■ green the grass was and how blue ' “ Fine!” said I, “we will look up all the sky and all?" was known tm the Deancaters because and in exhibitions in Ezecho- ■ N ■ ■ our friends in the old country." "I remember!" groaned Maggie. ot tile city s famous dish. Poston Slovakia Tin* Olympic committee’s ruling ■ a “ We will not!" said Maggie. “The "If 1 could just stand on grass again, bakecl beans. I hen the club was called the Doves in honor of George i,r jng!t a head u aerie i of wordy main reason I want to go is to dodge Pd never leave it!" b your roughneck friends." “ Yon must not think of your trou­ K. l)o\ ey, a former owner, and idfl t' skirmishes among Paddock, officials ■ ■ t |le A. A. U. and officials of the ■ For all of that, I managed to get ble, Maggie darlin” ’, said I to her. lu> ownership of James h. G alley ■ a hits bean nicknamed the Praves. This National Collegiate A. A., which Dlnty Moore to go with me. He sail­ “Do you remember the little house 5 1 ed when wo did without Maggie we had, Maggie, and your rockin’ is said to have conu- from the owner s have been going on since the latter !■ 1 close ^affiliation with Tammany Hall |,0<!y sanctioned Paddock’s Paris ■ «H knowin’ anything about it, nnd for chair on the front porch?” the Fa nun any Praves. Another trip in violation of the request of ■ n the rest of the voyage he had his “I would give a million dollars to and Fl \eision ot the origin of the name is the American Olympic committee ■ work cut ont for him, dodging her. be in it now!” said Maggie. “Isn’t that it unite ■ U from rccumsch, a Shaw,m,j without the approval of the A. ■ M . There was two days, however, when there any way they could stop the nee Indian chief. 1he players fain- A. U., which is America’s repreaentaDlnty didn’t have to hide, when we boat, Jiggs?” ilmrly called Manager .Stallings tlvc " - . — . could sit in the saloon, playin’ two"Don’t think about the boat, Mag­ chief and linked that with his mid­ tiun. in the Intel national Federahanded ainoelile; when we could walk gie,” said I. “Think about our little dle initial “T” as fur Teeumsch, al­ William C. Prout, of Poston, presi­ on the deck wherever we wished; house, think about the times you used though his name is George Tweedy dent of the A. A. U., and General whea there was no fear at all that to work so happy there, the times Stallings. Palmer E. Pierce, president of the• '■ u Maggie would come sneakin’ up on you used to cook in the little kitchen. N. O. A. A., were the rival floor J HORSESHOE SEASON. us around a corner. Maggie, darlin’, wouldn't you ju ;t MIAMI, Dee. 27. — The Miami I leaders in the discussion, and the a Them was the two days after we 1love some corned beef and cabbage Horseshoe Hub’s season is under full executive committee’s endorsement I* first got to sea. now ? " * on its courts in Royal Palm ■ jj “ Can I bring you anything. Mag­ “You brute!" said Maggie, anil swing n Park, where the 252 members are par­ to settle, for the time, the contro­ gie darlin’7" l asked her, where she staggered to the rail. H versy as to authority which has ticipating in the contests. Every H laid In her.chair .lookin’ the color “ Dlnty,” said I that night to Dinty minute of playing time is taken up on been waging between the two or­ li of grass. Moore, “she doesn't appreciate me. the courts which are crowded at all ganizations. 4 lJ "Yes," said Maggie, “bring me an it was cheerin' her up I was tryin’ houra of the day. John H. Snyder has a Island!” lo all tri* time, liinty, aiul she eulhi Been elected president this t;eu.n>n, An international exhibition of dairy it I was soiry for her. and I thought me a brute for no reason at all, at succeeding Charles Thompson, who products ami equipment will be held n to jnysolf, “Jivgs, you should cheer all!" ' ........................ J1held tiie place for several years. Mi­ in April at Milan under the nusplcca her up. She is sick, lad, and you Copyright, 1922, Int’l Feature Serv­ ami will send a strong delegation to of the Italian government. M K3 .:r rr.r.M'.:sixiisi Kirna:: Batman ami r r »i 3 k nun gLzn xu ais 33 a xanxans in c s x a nan anti dza uu aaa ana ® should take her mind off her trou­ ice, Inc. the national tournament to he held at In bles." (To bj runtinued.) Use the Classified Page, Bnsnint:a3UUEHUtJasa33BCGBXHagBaaM£.zi»SBaz3SEaunHZ!nna[iaasanr:HHaiiaaBBHnB3U3Mai9aauaaB Lake Worth, February ll-ltl. 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The first deposit makes you a member. ■■ A N K STRENGTHtBBBB«BaBaMaaa«a*«BBBBBBB«millBaril'«liaM-,a»!ai«nBB*fM»;BEinBBnBK»HaBCBBIiaBBBBBlBliaBBaaBBBBBRnMBaBBXBBBnaBnnaBBB«>1BaBBBB«BBBBBnB»W""-lV«-l'1»i«--»l»ia^^«l»B«WT1Bnai11S«BaBaBI1BBBaBBBB*BBBBBn?IBnBBBS<B««HB»«BB aiBBBBBi m a i l u a n B B a a a jb u a u a m u c u 1 uri-iau Una nun auz:L.a aaa, u a a a aaa u K a a o E a u a a a n a a a a a a i a B U B anBBBBaatiB ua bbbb u a u B u BUBBaaaBBBBaainaBflaBBii-iiBaBa B a i B a a f l B B B B i i a a a B a a u B a a u a u a a a B a i a K ii H a nu BuniiBB b b b b b b b i �a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS _t'ASI! IN ADVANCE [phoned m K will bo receive,I n patrons and collector sent Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Store Park Ave. Phone 215. h e l p w anted FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS h o u ses WANTED to rent small furnished house front January 1 to May 1, m int be well located and have two bed rooms. State full particulars in re?ly or rcc Mr. Combs at Herald office. FOR RENT—•Two rooms for light hoiMckccpin;g. M. Schneider, 11th md Elm Ave. The nir is full 01 things shouldn’t mins. Get u Radio. REGULAR meals «ervcd at Tho I’heonix, single meals, by the day ar week. Try them. Advertisement. Phone p o r y o o : , ------------------------- ^>AME T O Y O U ' M A C C IE - H E R E ’S F IV E H O N O R E D y DO LLA RS! f For quick results use Herald Want Ads. They are read by nearly •very body. Y'ou can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. W. A. HOBBS, M. D Specializing In Genito Urinary Diseases and gynecology—chronic skin and blood diseases Schelle Maines Female Diseases and Rheumatism OFFICE 301 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Sanford,----------------------Florida LAWYER — Court. Hotisi Fred R. Wilson Sanford Novelty Works ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Hank Iluilding Hanford --------------- Florida V. C. COLLEK, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Elton J. Moughton Contractor and lluihlcr ARCHITECT F irst National Hnnk Ruilding Sanford, Florida 517 Commercial Street A. I \ Connelly & Sons W. Ji Thigpen Real Estate Established I DOS R eal Estate, Loans nnd Insurance Phone 18 101-8 magnolia Ave FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance STEWART the Florist IL C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association . 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 200-W Sanford Machine Co. MILDREDSIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio; Room 225, Meisch Huilding General Machine and Holier Work* Cylinder Grinding Phone 02 ----- Sanford, Fla. 'hone 4DH ------------ Phone 198 W . A . HOURS, M. D, QUICK SERVICE K p e rla l lx l m t In C e n l t o U r i n a r y lils.’iiscs a n d nyni*cn i n n y —c h r o n i c s k i n a m i blm ul ilDeas.-s F e m a l e D is e a s e s anil R h e u m a t i s m Harifor.l . F lo r id a n l ' l ' l i ' l - : mil K ill ST N A T IO N A L R A N K m il.D IN O T R A N S F E R Local and Long Distance Hauling Storage S. O. Shinholser SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO Contractor and Guilder S an fo rd ,-------------------- I Get an Abstract George A. DeCottes before buying property A ttorney-al-L aw Over Seminole County Hank Snnford----------------- Florida E. A. Douglass, Pres By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATH ER M E R R Y C H R lTSTM A b - D EA R H E R E ’S A L I T T L E O F * T rent FOR KENT—Haseldcns Place a t Sil­ ver Lake. Attractive proposition. P: O. Box 1053. IT ’S EASY TO OWN YOUR HOME L* b ill ONE 7should EVERYONE h*o1Iid sec* "Thelmr,”. fiie tickets at the Herald office for Mis. J, W. Harlow. .STUAWBEP.RY R A N T S ^ S ™ r$ 2jfo lediatcly fo r r a y m e n t. Buying Real Estate in Sanford is not a rich man’s game—it _____ 10c n H ue i bee the Sanford Stove Works, (V'2 for 503 Missionary or Klondyke, ............... we it lin e [Sanford avenue before buying stoves, lurgor lo.u a t reduced prices. John is for the man of modest income who wants to become inde­ j ........ .... Ilf n l i a r • T h » * ...... .............. *lr n lin e j We will save you monvy. We also rc- IA- htfout. K. Chattanooga. Tenn. pendent; for the man who wants his home, a place his family H Tim** ....... l'UP. SAl.r:—Nice line of'BiblUTfor can putnt with pride to and any "That’s our home.” i "nlr atoves of all kinds, grafonifio.! black face type* poable rate for Sunday School and home use. Moband tfitns._________________ 19 j.tfc for consecutive inSturt searching today for your future home among the choice Reduced rates * c y \ Drug Store.______ •* Real Estate offerings in The Want Ad section. words 10 the WANTED- Assjatmuc of any kind PAINTS—A limited supply, MUST icrticns. Count six Sanford’s foremost Realtors every dny advertise their best ■haigo of 30c for BE SOU). L. J. Bake r, corner 4th can be secured by running a want line. Minimum c, and Sanford Avo. _________ listings on the classified pages of The Herald. All ndvertisirjt if »•! in 1 11 0 He: aid. This class of ndjot insertion. 1 To reach all the people effectively—leave your Wand A t at — classification. vcrtfsfhg costs very little and is r-no Hopkins Shoe Shop p rid e d to proper Guaranteed. The Herald Office. Phone us to send for It or phone it to the {n ease of error The .. Hcrnld will by nearly everybody. If in need of ________Work 1109 E. First S t.________ Want Ad Department. only one incor- otficc help, farm help, cooks, or in be respondifcle for Permanent wave, oil steam process. net insertion, the ndverllser for -fact any kind of help, Just phono 118 Reduced rates until Xmas. Mnrinclb gU subsequent insertions. The and give your ad over the telephone. Shop. Phono 193. * office BABY CHICKSTTlNEBREBiE” Herald < ----- should be notified \VANTfcu—To rent, furnished house immediately in case of error. by responsible party. Small family. BABY CHICKS: Pincbrvcxe( White Leghorn Chicks arc bred from Answer this nd by letter giving com­ pedigreed males nnd trnpncstcd hens. AUTOMOBILES AND LOST AND FOUND plete description, price and locaton. Eggs perfectly hutched by modern in­ REPAIRS LOST—Bunch of keys between Cole­ Address Box 101, cure* The Sanford cubators. Vigorous chicks, true to nnd efficient service, Herald. man’s Shop and McKinnon-Mnrkstrain, §20 a hundred; $180 a thous­ and. Immediate deliveries. Order ENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak wood. Finder return to Herald office nnd receive reward. WANTED—Customers to save Ford “better baby chicks" from Pinebicezc nnd Second St. Phone 3, BUILDING Gift Tickets. One with each §1.00 Farm, Callahan, Florida.__________ Lo st —Girls pockutbiiok probably in I*. A. MERO Ren Cent store Monday. Reward if ADAPTED EARLY market grapes MATERIAL General Auto Repairing returned to the Sanford Hernld. ripening May and June. Write for. Carter Lumber Company DOLL Ca RTS, wagons, wheel goods price list. Piller’s Vineyard, ZephyrWight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. LO&T—Bunch of keys—9 Yale keys ‘ Lumber and Building Material. for the children. MILLER & HON. hills Fla. and others. Rcwnrd if returned to BARGAINS. BARGAINS A. P, Connelly & Snn.s. Phone 9. N. laurel St. Phone 505. Oakland Touring. BABY CHICKS—S. C. Reds, Bnrrec LOST—White bull terrier,'very short Dodge Touring. Rocks. White and Silver Wynn HARLE It oil Heaters. MILLER "Every thing to build your home tail, answers to the name of Bob. Scripps-Booth Touring. duttes, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C Phone 135. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. Anconns. Return to Express company and re­ Ruick <3 Touring. Heavy egg producing Phono 9. Hill Lumber Co, ceive reward,_____ ______________ Hudson Touring. strains, Pedigreed, exhibition, nnu Dodge Roadster. utility matings. Custom hatching. FOUND—Pair of shoes. Please call Miracle Concrete Co., general ce When in need of tractor work, new Kuril Sedan, nt the Hernld office for same,____ ■tnt work, sidewalks, building blocks, or old land, or harrowing, write Jones Write today for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwlllegcr, LOST—Y'our opportunity to secure Oakland Sales and Service. & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box F ort SALE—Rice fat turkeys for __ _ Prop. free tickets to the Miianc Theatre, if Third St. nnd Oak Ave.__Phone 17 20. Phone 2111. Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone you fnii to rend these wnnt ads each REAL ESTATE 100. I’OR SALE—-1923 Kssox Coach, ren day. Two free tickets are given nwny sonnhlu terms. Emmett Hunt, Oak HOUSES—FOR SALE FRESH supply of pepper, tomato lnnd Garage. FOR SALE daily to tho person whose name npand eggplant seeds. L. Allen Sood SALE—Attrractive, modem Co. Phone 248, FOR SALE—Bargain, five acres of FOR piars on this pnge. Read tho want bungalow, nt 1103 Oak Ave. HARDY Australian Pines, stand 10 .Vii'lct- nt Auollrnt Inn fur Tat 11m l ads each dny. land, close in. Box 117, I mlrr Srellon STS «r Ihi- lirtirrul ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart degrees. $25 per 100. John B. sinlulra nf the Sint,* ,if rinrliln. FOUND—Opportunity t o buy a short FOR SALE—Or rent—10 ncres of cit­ of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135. Bench, West Pnlm Beach, Fla. Nutlet Ih ln*r«>lty g i v e n th a t J. A. wave long distance Radio Receiv­ rus land partly cleared, house and FOR SALE—House and large lot in DeSeto [Mints and T rent 1111*1 It. i;. W hite, |i orchil'let's n f T a x t V r t l f l r o l e N t. 117. ihtUsl th e «rti ing Set chetii. A.*ki ‘for demonstra­ other Improvements. Address San­ varnishes at Sanford Novelty tiny " t .lo n e. A. P. 1951, h a s lllml saM Rose Court. §1300.00. Terms. ford, 80’J Magnolia Ave. Works, sole agents, 154-tfc c e r t if ic a te lii m y office, n m l linn niailo tion. IIof-Muc Battery Co. ni'l’lli atiiiii f o r T a x P e e ,l lit I■•■nin hi “ CCAKDEN TRAGEDY FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries itccimlaiice w i t h law. Mo lit c e r t i f i c a t e I used to love my garden. em h rn ces llu* fe llo w Ini; (ieserllii'il |ir o and blackberries—nil varieties suit­ I'eriv s l ln n t e il In B e m ln o le I ' o u n t y , miles south of Snnford. Eureka ing lots. All sections of Sanford. But now my love is tlend Klnrlilu, l o - w l t : HKU o f S t V ', . Her. able for homo nnd commcrcinl plant­ 31. Hammock—celery Delta. Address Britt Realty Co. For I found a bachelor’s button Tw|i. 21 H., il. 31 K. M a c r e s . In my black-eyed Susan’s bed. ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, T h e sslil Innij liclng a s s e s s e d nt t h e Richard Stephenson, M. D., West d a le of t h e Isto ioee of s u c h I’e rtllleiite Lebanon, Ind. . < well rootrd plants insure good early In the n n m c o f II. M. D a lto n . I ' ii le s s A process has boon patented in profits. For full information nnd il­ siihl c r r t l f f c n t c sh n ll he r» defined n r - Great Britain for blending chalk with cordlllW t o l a w T a x P e e d will Is su e lustrated catalog No. 0, write South­ th e r e o n on t h e 2Xlh iluy o f J a n u a r y , carbonaceous material to form u sub­ stitute for coal for household use. ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla For tourists there has been in­ well rendered mid much enjoyed by vented a steam cooker that screws in the large audience. place on the radiator cap on nn auto­ FOR~ BXLK—Egry Cash Register. mobile and is heated by the car’s water. Coat ydu '."hen now. Will sell cheap. FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop- Inquire nt Sanford Herald office. FOP, SALE—Two tine building lot: city on First Street. Britt Realty FOR SALE —Rhode Island eggs located on one of the best corners Co. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING setting, In eggs for $1.00. id Sanford, paving nnd side walks OF STOCKHOLDERS) OF BAN* Ellsworth. ItpHrilnll Avenue, both sides* At bargain. See Britt FOR SALE—A t n bargain, 5 room F2T.D ” 0I17GACD LOAN ford. Phone 3303 8 #V* **) 1 » *w* CO bungalow with sleeping porch, on d i l i**t t • fznford. Florida. Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First —Five lots located on NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, St. -^3500.00, smnll payment down, ve„ opposite Rose Court, SEED POTATOES That in pursuance with the Charter Two of them corner h.’ilanco like rent. Britt Realty Co. and in accordance with provisions of law. the annual meeting of tju* Stock­ terms. Britt Realty Co. HOUSES—FOR RENT Spalding Rose Flour nnd holders of the Snnford Mortgage Loan -Orange grove, 23 acres, SUU Bliss Triumph in Bags or Company will be held at the office of RENT—Three unfurnished Bushel Boxes. Good for table location on lnke, twenty the Company, 109 S. Pnrk Avenue, rooms 311 Elm Ave. use also. in tho City of Sanford, Florida, on J Sanford. A good buy FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri­ tho 15th day of January, 1921, nt the Perms. Britt Realty Co. vate home, .509 E. 3rd St. Call af­ hour of 4:00 o’clock P. M., for the ter .5. c h a s e & co , purpose of considering such matters PHONE 536. FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ ns may be brought before it. Dated this the 20th day of Decem­ clusive residential section of Mi­ ber, 1923. ami. House is of concrete construc­ S. O. CHASE, APARTMENTS tion and contains three bed rooms, Attest: President. sleeping porch, complete tiled bath ALFRED FOSTER, FOR RENT Secretary, with shower, large living room, liv­ K.'iuinolo C ou n ty , .lay o f D rrrm l» -r, ing parch, dining room, kitchen and FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished housekeeping or bed rooms, 312 or Williston is doing her pnrt in feed­ breakfast porwh. Completely and at­ DRESSMAKING ill I R. f.th Kt.. $20.00 per month. ing the hungry people of the nation tractively furnished. Garage with ’OR RENT—Comfortublo down­ ut least those who hunger Jnr fresh dressmaking, alservant’s quarters. Large city lot stairs two-room apartment. Apply vegetables. Her truckers uro now en­ L. Nixon, 304 W. with cocoanut trees nnd other tropical !0(J East Third Strict; or, New Era gaged in shipping tons of truck— The Woolworth Company 1ms taken succulent, delicious and healthful. foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ a 99-yenr lease on the Guernsey RENT—Furnished 2 or 3 room block iii Orlando nnd announces that AGENTS WANTED" sponsible party for winter season. FOR apartment, 304 \Y. 5th St. Phone they will erect a building to house Address Box 112 care The Sanford AGENTS—Make and sell my cnrljon 444. their interests in Central Florida. rcmuviT. A good, clean, legitimate Herald. Business; good profits. Charles Mc.... ............... NOTICE......................... Daniels, Box 601, Homestead, Fla. CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES The annual meeting of the StockIn Idcr.i of the Sanford Building & Worms nnd parasite* in the intestine* in teeth the right way of children undermine health and so Loan Asociation will be held ut its th a dentifrice that weaken their vitality that they nro unable office, No. lf)8 Magnolia Avenue, 8 not scratch or scour, to resist the disease* so fatal to child life. I*. M., for the purpose of electing The wife course is to give a few i!os;*s of Board of Directors for the ensuing sh your teeth clean White’s Cream Vermifuge. It destroys year and for the transacting of such with nnd expels tho worms without the slight­ other business as may legally come est injury to the health or activity of llio before the meeting. child. lM«) 35e. Bold by T. J. MILLER, President. Attest: • UNION PHARMACY A. P. CONNELLY. Sanford. FlnHUa 12-20-21-27-1-3-10-5tc fo r M E R R Y C H R l taT hA/Vb • D A D D Y - LOOK W H A T 1 C O T -YOU F O R C H R tW M A ’b ? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1923; <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/75dda572b82ae8ad37681c3ac931c957.pdf ba1e16b0ff7beccf747876c8263f0725 PDF Text Text .Heart of the. CowlrjTi Great ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES V0L1 v IARDW OODADHS SUMSPECULATING SANFORD, FLORIDA, .WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1923 LIBERAL [IUGE RAILWAY CAR SHEDS IN SANFORD V E R Y COMPLETE h fli SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS THE MAYFIELD FAMILY VEMZE05 / ATHENSDECa Buildings Located* South of Cily Built To Take Care of Increasing Business. c o m p l ie s ' w it h r e q u e s t Among the many improvements . OF HIS COUNTRT being made by the Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company in this city to take caro e f its ever increaiing business is the mammoth car sheds just finished south of the city and on the big tract o f land purchased Will Act As A Guide And Advial:y the company before the World Finandal OporatioM Are Invesr er And Nothing Ebe, War. tl^ I^ ^ W a rjD e g rlin e n t Tha many problems faced bythe He Says Typical New England Christmas Is _ _ I railroads alter th e war, it is said, Observed by President Cnolidge delayed this w oik for several years s I Dr Tiff AMfffl«l«4 T ttm ) And His Family. and it waa not until this winter that ATHENS, Dec. 26.—Former Prem­ (Hr Tkt Am n M H P m » I ( H r T h e Anaurlatril P r r u ) the construction w as begun. The NBW YORK, Dec. M ^ -U e a ier Eliptherlos Venlxelos, in compli­ George B. Swift Company of Chicago WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The triuRt OsbonM Crttter Wood, the ance with the request of the Greek which make* a specialty of railroad Whito House Tuesday had one of its 2ft.yeor.Md *M M Governor Gen­ people ns voiced by tho leader* o f the work, obtnined the contract and the most quiet Christmas days, despite eral Wood # / (he Philippine*, haa various political parties, will return to president himself, George F. Jenkins the presence within it of two boys— odnltief < n uking between 1700,­ John Borg, W all Street opera­ Athens immediately. In informing came down to supervise the work nnd the Aral boys to call the White 000 and 1800,000 In offecotation tor, ha* turpod over hia entire the government of hia decision, Vensec that it was finished in schedule House their home since the days of in Wall S t m t aeenritfcn conduct­ busineaa to junior members of izclos, however, clearly points out that time. Charlie Taft and Roosevelts. ed by cable from Manila, where bis return will be only temporary, for the firm, saying he had made as The car sheds should not be con­ The president and Mrs. Coolidge he la .an «M to hM father, aajm the purpose o f acting as a guide and founded wjth the car shops as it was and their two sons, John and Calvin, much money as he would care . copyrighted d la M t e h t o the adviser in regulating the situation, first rumored when tho work started, fr., who arc home for the holidays, New York Ttwe* Wednesday. for. ' • and thnt under no circumstances will but tho new structure is to house cars nbcEcrvcd n typical New England a hy Rle*v he undertake the formation o f • cab­ of nil tyres whero they can bo repair­ Christmas. They with their only ard V. Onlahan aaya he approach­ inet. ed at all seasons o f tho year nnd the guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. ed General Wood retarding re­ • Sails Dec. 29. new building is large enough to Stearns, of Boston, assembled after ports that hia noa had nude He wii hake ship at Msrselles house whole trains at a time. The breakfast around n small tree in the money epecnUUng and the fa ­ December 29, according to bis pres­ building is 120 fe e t wide and 400 feet blue room and exchanged gifts in ther c a ll* In hia aon and aahed ent plans, and he begs that there shall long and the construction is unique much the same manner as the aver­ him ahont R in hia prenence. be ho public reception. in building annals being of the bow age American family. Then the fam­ Lieut Wood readily admitted he The former premier explains that string truss" typo with two 50-foot ily attended n union Christmas serv­ had m sd ftth # 'In v estm en ts but his decision to Viold to the appeal for trusses thnt give strength as well ns ice of the churches of the city at • *aid th ey’.-worn all American his return to Greece was taken after Hero arc photo3 of Earlo B. Mnyficid, senator from Texas, icnl architectural contours through­ the First Congregational Church tranaaetfona ahd no Philippine mature reflection and that h is only nnd his family. Above, Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield. Inset left, out the building nnd the roof is/roundwhere the Coolidgcs worship. reason for coming for the time being inveatmenta. Horace Mnyficid and right, Earle, Jr., sons of the senator. May­ Negro is Raid To Have Made a Com­ ed with a fine effect. Luncheon Fallows Church. is to help settle the complicated af­ There nro four tracks and two serv­ plete Ccmfcsaion— llound Over Luncheon followed church, then n fairs of tnc nation. He maintains his field’s seat in tho Scnnte la to be contested. Photos taken in NBW YORK, Dee. 26.—Finan­ ing tracks in the building and the To Circuit Court previous resoife to keep out of the quiet afternoon, and early in the cial operation! of Lieutenant Washington, D. C. tracks come in from the main line poiticnl arena entirely. evening Christmns dinner. The only Wood W«ro made subject or war A negro arrested on Friday night north nnd south nnd go out vin tho Model Hospital for U. 8. Relief. departure from the line followed by department Investigation, the ATHENS, Dec. 20.— One of the first thousand:* upon thousands of Amer­ by officers Gtccn nnd Wilcox on a Leesburg branch giving plenty of New Yefk Times said Tuesday. nets of Admiral Coundourtotis after ican fnmilics in the celebration of the charge of carrying concealed weapons, room and the b est of service. Sky­ It haa been lea food also on assuming the regency was to turn holiday was after dinner, when the haa been bound over to the Circuit lights throughout the building and brat Of aatharlty. the'Tim es said, the open aides give plenty of light over to tho American near east re­ chief executive and Mrs. Coolidge that the department found noth­ Court on a charge of breaking und en­ during the day and a complete elec­ lief a model hospital which the gov­ went to Walter Reed Military hos ing In transaction! o f th e yoang ernment Ih erecting on one of the pital to join with disabled former tering, it wan announced Wednesday tric system gives tho light for llie officer to call for cenanre but night force. finest sites in Athena. A portion of by Chief of Police R. G. Williams. service men in a Christmas enter­ that the deportment did strong­ tho hospital was built with funds col­ One feature of tho now repair shopj tainment. The negro giving his name ns Willie is the complete elimination of all ly adrise him to atop speculating lected by Admiral Coundonriotia from Bishop Willinm F. McDowell, of the Edwards was picked up because of his which he did; Greeks In America. metal in tho construction of the build­ Methodist Episcopal Church, deliv­ When the regent learned tho Amer­ ered the sermon at the Union serv­ suspicious actions. When searched ing ns the fumes from the smoke nnd HAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 20.— ican workers were in need of a hosIlly The Affnorljitril P rrw i) engines destroy the metal parts and he had in hia pockets besides a pistol, I f l t U l ’ i m r O f ! 1 C l . . L I , . t r f * f l i t , latftti . v n l n r f t f l la ices attended hy the president and itnl for orphan children he sent for took occasion to allude to the con­ two watches nnd several chains. Thu cansc early deeny. In connection with troversy now in progress between property haa been identified as belong­ tho main building there nrc several annex wheels adjacent to it where the Modernists nnd the Fundamental­ ing to Sunforrt people. ists over matters of religious belief. The watches and jewelry belonged parts mid supplies of nil kinds will “A few years ago,” Bishop Mc­ to Mrs. Charles Ludwig, who lives ho stored. Painting supplies, tho Impi ieomuent i.« unjust, according to training school under Catherine Ms for tho compressor and motor PARIS, Dee. 20.—Officials at the Dowell said, “the author of a widely near the Ico plant and yho reported house Fnrlniul of Philadelphia, lhv9h*.*i« fo r” powir and~"th<j ""general " = | ‘rl«n»ph in h i, quotation of nn niti- press ministry., of. JMrfoe.. Mid Wednesday read book naid these words: ‘One of that her -bquMUwa* eniian**- by^onbuilding which they propesed to-i houses arc nil separate Imllriingn buildings c l e f rum Iivostin_of November 7 ,1 9 2 * - £ J ” ,"TU sox n^lre«-t..|!»reJ[dont a permanent memorial of their I' that althoughthey had vccoivcd many the weaknesses of the church today known parties Friday night. The pis­ ouues are all messages reporting the presense of is—put bluntly—that Christians are tol wna identified ns belonging to Mr. making the risk by fire much rninll- tt» Mubitant.a.e bin i barge th..t tho I O bngoii recently acquainting the in Greece. missing dirigible Dixmudc over vari­ not making enough of Jesus Christ.' Mitchell, who lives on West First er for the main building nnd the Soviets conducted active revolution- j chief magistrate of Ilia imprisonment buildings. _ rs and the coast they. and thnt sentence, oddly enough, is Street, It is said. ous parts of TunTt The new buildings make nn im­ ary propaganda in the United Htato.il in Tampico by military force:, ^I’elnex Municipal Court Has considered that the last trustworthy seized engerly by two groups thnt Chief Williams stated further that and that there was in real difference 'oiil he was in Tampico on personal news was ah official dispatch from do not agree with one another at Edwards was questioned ns to how posing appearance having aprung up between Urn comnu.nl.it international business when arrested. President Busy Session Today like magic from the midst of tho Diskrn last F lrd ay- announcing her nil. The highly conservative group he came into possession of the articles nnd the Soviet government. M. Stek - 1 Obregon forwnrdcd the Pclaox mesarrival there. If she has landed it is nlwnys sure of its own orthodoxy nnd is said to huve made a complete celery nnd lettuce fields of a year ago lov also accused Secretary Hughn o f'r r g a to tho minister of war with in­ considered improbable that landing just hocnusc it is Thcro were 16 caccs disposed of conscrvntivu, confession of the crimes, saying that nnd in the old buildings n largo force changing the sense oil the a rude. j u action to investigate the enso. of nion arc now repairing cars nnd he entered Mrs. Ludwig’s home about could have been effected without in­ Iheartily in Municipal Court Wednesday morn­ l l f i t l LIIY approves II I ' l l 1 UVvJI lthe l i e nstatement U l l L I J I L I I L with W illi y n j i . « . .» . General Pelaoz had just returned External Coincidences. supplies rready tho big agetting e m iiK euuy lfor o r m e D ig , . . ... cident. ing before Judge J. G. Sharon. many and loud affirmations about I “n,d tha l amount ....™........... ...............................J of work that will soon take M.r> Hughes, writes the editor to Tampico from the United Status The revised number of persons is Jesus Christ nnd much assertion of Tho cnscs were ns Yellows: Willio h _°, wnen ho was apprehended. Inter found the watches and chains, place on the box cars, flnta nnd' having extracted n*few lines out 48, 12 officer* *nd 36 men. what ,t thjnks about 1Iim. Williams wns found guilty of disor­ Tho crime which Edwards now coaches. Among the ninny coaches of the general context of the article, derly conduct and wns fined $5 and _ „ „ “The other group, weary of rcac- faces carries with it a heavy sentence, now waiting for repairs nre two that udded several lines of his own, thus Denies Will Flout Loan. costs. . AA 2 5;— , c French dir- tloimry conservatism gratefully ne- it is said, nnd in view of the fact SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 20.— wore injured in tho I.ongwood wreck changing the sense. Despite the ex­ Theodore Blakely charged with the igible Dixmude Tuesday was "t*" ccptn this statement ns covering its ternal coincidence of the separate over Tunslan Desert. T h ciOWn vjew l jmt jt ja j L,8Us Christ and that ho is said to have made n con-[ several days ngo nnd the neW rc- words, I still categorically declare Alberto J. Pnni, minister of finance, same offense wns dismissed. fession of tho act, practically assures pair shops have been completed just in s denied that the Mexienn V «v- J. L. Thornlcy charged with cxceedini giant'nfrplane after m ore’than seven j ^ t r in c r about” him that" must th” t T « will"bc“ convK d" in time to tnkc care of these and that, by citing my words in the man­ orninint intends to issue paper cu r-’ the spccd iimit drcw n fine of $5~an5 days aloft was slowly moving farther now ^ ompha, ilcd. And before wc[ win do convicted. .„ .,w or float ..... ....................... „ costs. nn interior loan to other cars coming in from time to ner Mr. Hughes did, he consciously roncy inland. know it the doctrinal debate is on, committed forgery." meet the heavy expenses involved in». The case of Frank Carr charged time. As food supplios must have been the violent phrases are filling the Alleged Auto Tire Comparing extracts from the nrti- the military campaign now being enr-' .... disorderly conduct was continucnr-!with exhausted'for some time, 50 officers nir, Shibboleths arc being shouted, cle of November, 1922, with the word-J rir,l on ngainst the new rcbllion, nc-! ed. nnd men aboard arc in desperate nnmes arc being called and men nro Thieves Are Caught Grizzly Bears For ing cited by Secretary Hughes, M. cording to the newspaper Excelsior, R. A. Stafford failed to appear to flight. AlthoifRh' there Is little prob­ Htcklov attributed the following tojday. answer a charge of reckless driving ability of tha ship blowing buck over being tc.itcd and classified while the President Coolidge church wallows in the ruck of conJam es Billings and Charles Shef­ Mr. Hughes’ own authorship: " If| it is nlso stated at the ministry nnd his bond of $25 wns estreated. sea, warships continue to cruise up'j""**-" ” even both sides would disavow their j o f finance that despite tho fact thut G. C. Hpccring chnrgcd with ex­ nnd down tho coast to guard against, , , . „„ In field, two negroes alleged to have nriy possible emergency. Th,s P*J,ri?t",as day U3 in ctoien automobile tires to the amount “Idaho Bill" Pearson Delivers Gift existing connection the sam e is evi-jth> Mexican government is facing ceeding the speed limit was fined $3 danger of fighting about Him or of approximately $300 from Fred To the White House In Dodge dent to any one ns nn unrcpudiablu i heavy expenses in meeting the ob- and costs. A nbout our interpretation of Him, Itincn several weeks ngo, hnve been W. T. Crosby failed to show up to Brothers Car. fact." i ligations of the nrmy, tho treasury Alleged Kidnapper OI | rather than ‘making enough of eauglit, it wns announced by Sheriff The passage in question, as con-t|n in position to meet them satisfac- nnswer a charge of drunknesa and C. M. Hand Wednesday. It. n. Pearaon, "Colonel Idaho Bill," tnined in a translation of the article torily. In substantiation of this state- his bond of $10 was estreated. Two Boys Is Arrested Him’” Tho negroes wore caught in Jack­ rolled into the White House n wcok made public in Washington by the ment the finance minister announced 0 . W. Htyson also failed to appear sonville and brought back to San- ago to present President Coolidge statement and also in a newspaper j that the government is continuing to ami his bond of $10 was estreated. W ife Of Famous Ball , , , , , ..... Illy Thr AMarlatril l’rr»*l Walter Thumas charged with operatircs r»i r\ for” Tuesday, it is said. The ti from the files o f Izvcstia deposit funds in New York to fulfill WAUKEGAN, 111., Dec. 20— A man Player Commits suicide have either boon accounted for or with a brace of wild bears. Hq had translation in tho New York public library, was obligations contracted tov meet tho ing a cur without lights waa fined them with him, outside in a Dodge giving his name as William Kelly of recovered, it,w a s further announced. Brothers screen side car. os follows: foreign debt interest puyment which | l nnd costs. Hly The Annorlnle*! PrernO Binghamton, N. Y., is under arrest W. Matthews was charged with beTho negroes nre alleged to huve “But, however we may look upon is due on tho first of tho year. “Colonel Bill" haa long rnado his ORLANDO, Dec. 26.—Mrs. Joe stolen eight lurge automobile casings here charged with kidnaping Arthur ing drunk nnd was fined $6 15 and coats. the chronological succession of events It is added that only between Clifford, age 8, son o f Mrs. Viola ‘Tinker, wife of the former fnmous nnd to have disposed of them at dif­ homo in tho w est, moving further and and on thoir historical sequence, tho D I Clifford of Johnson City, Pa., and big league ball player, committed ferent places. Five were found in further into the wilds as settlement close organic nnd spiritual bond be­ ual *~r» cathr mini of $15,000 - 1> The bom, of John U otSJKC ch , with William Troy, age 14, aon of William suicide while temporarily deranged Jacksonville, two in DeLand and one has forto<l him from his preserves. tween the Soviet republic, product t« ™ n'Pl*t0 charged 000. This money will be deposited in He now lives down in tho mountains carrying concealed Weapons, was es­ Troy of Binghamton. The boya are mcntnlly, members of the family dis­ in Buiinoll. All but tho one at Bun­ of tho October revolution, and the being detained in tho juvonile court. closed Wednesday. Tuesday, it was nell have been recovered, it v/ns said. of Mexico, where he captured the communist international cannot bo I Now York lieforo tho end of the year, treated. Excelsior says. * bears that he gave to the president. S. Lcvcnson appeared for "Red" ..........negroes . .. v They claimed that ‘ Kelly had kid­ announced she died suddenly. She Tho ure now in JU„ jail nwnitdoubted. And oven if the connection! President Coolidge enjoyed the Manning charged with driving a car had beeii' in ill hculth for some time. i||[r lhe Circu|t (:„urt whc„ th c / wi|j naped them and silenced them presentation rcremony immensely. hnd not been admitted many times i I 1 7 A n T \ C I D A H T lT n A D I P in a reckless manner and was fined through threats. ‘ Kelly, according j be tried upon charges uf grand Known as a mnn who seldom smiles,' $50 nnd costs. to the sheriff admitted he had been ! larceny. • * he enjoyed the antics of tho boars hired out by tho boys nml thnt in with nil of the enthusiasm o f a school several places had obtained official Detroit Police Break boy. Two Killed And One aid for them, presenting them as hia M. Stcklov’s disclaimer Tuesday [ T * * kJ Aft V VF U There is no doubt nbout the bears Up Klan Ceremonies aon^„ , . •. - . ' Injured When Train being wild. They carry numerous continues: ‘‘A s regards the material' --------of combat with horses and cat­ bonds between Soviet Russia and the I A contract for the erection of the Strikes Automobile .narks ( l l y T h e A »«o c la lr «l P r e s s ) Sanford Christmas fires numbered tle in the wilds of Mexico. Their communist international, as contain- Geneva School hns been nwnrdod by Severe ‘Storm Takes DETROIT, Dec. 26.—Police using cd in the November nrticle, Mr. two both occurring on Christmas day. the Seminole County School Board, spirit has in no way been subdued by thoir clubs ms weapons forced their ,» r Tfce Ansorlatrii H w l Death Toll o f Four A small house at Ninth and Elm their motor trip ncross country. They Hughes omitted the following phraso: it was announced Wednesday. J. C. way through a crowd of more than Streets caught fire from siwirks from DETROIT, Dec. 26.— Maryland D. will bo turned over to the National "The matter a t issue is not material Kanncr of Orlnndo was awarded the i• " lhe kitchen chimney about 9:30 o’clock Stewart, age 45, and son son, James, Zoological park. assistance nbout which the bour­ general contract while Ia'c Brothers 2,000 persons gathered at a Ku Klux (ny The ANaurinlrtl I’l r o l Klan ceremony here just after mid­ EVERETT, Wash., Dec. 26.—In a Tuesday morning, but due to the, ngo 18, both o f Lapere, Mich., were The Dodge Brothers car used in de­ geois press is speaking, which Is a of Sanford secured the plumbing night Monday and extinguiahed a second sevore storm which has swept quick work of the fire department it killed nnd Lcland Beard, age 14, nlso livering the bears made 4.000 miles myth, but bonds of n spiritually po­ work. burning crosa which had been set upnature.’ Anil I definitely u v iim k l ij I n u iestimated n w iiiiiiu i U M V tof i t ithe n v aschool, u i u u i , 1it 1 ^ t .. ... „ r Tho cost the coast of western Washington w ni quickly extinguished and the of lutperc, was seriously injured nn this peculiar trip from Mexico and litical i Monday wjien their truck wns struck has made n total of over 100,000 stated that the same could ~be refer- Is said, will bo approximately $Hi.50(tJ T j u l lh e . W,“yn“ . 1F °Unty within a month- four men lost their tosH is said to be very slight. Tuesday night fire broke out in thejby a Pcro Marquette passenger train, miles in exploration und hunting trips red only to the support afforded orded by and when completed wiil be one’ oTl # r ° ,iC° ftrr‘ved ron* lives, a tug wna wrecked and a steam­ __ ...___ y to for- the finest ____ rural_______ schools to .be found , °.f tt. cc.remonY h^d by men er nnd achooncr were reporotd in dis­ homo of Ida Martin, colored, who Slippery roads are blamed for the undertaken by the Colonel. And the Russian communist party of the state, tress Monday night. Two persons lives at Eighth nnd Cypress Streets, accident. these trips have been in the wildest eign communists parties nnd III not not by liv II in in this »hl« section ..r Ih,. .H I,, Klan in Detrol^*” °* ^ KU K U* Work will begin on the building! nnd roughest narts uf the United the Soviet government.” on the ill-fated tug Tyec which sank Thu causo of the fire i* unknown hut 1 'within a few dayn, said E. J. Mough-I off Pcddcr Bay, four miles from Wil­ the house wns a ninss of flames when French Franc Suffers States and Mexico. liams Head, were saved hut four the fire department reached the scene. H n lr liin I n N o w Y n r l r 1*0,,> who drew the plans. The con- Body Of M issing Man iiu iu u p ill rsew l l l l H tract ca,|a (or its completion within The damage is snid to hnyc been Slump In Face Value Glass Manufacturer drowned. The steamship Author was Found At Foot o f Flue fighting a gale o ff Gray’s Hnrbur approximately $1,000 including the Hotel Averted By Police 120 ‘lay»* , ______ J Tho building will be o f colonial type known to mariners as the Giant’s furniture and it is reported that the ( H r T h r A m u irln tril I ' r r u l D ies In Samford, Conn. negress hnd a large sum of money NEW YORK. Dec. 26.—French graveyard. IH ir T h r \. . o r l a l r i l P r e s s ) lire Thr .\«aoriair<i Prr*») ? / architecture nnd will be of brick.j in tho house which also was destroy­ francs declined Wednesday in foreign NEW YORK. Dec. 26.—Tha body ALBANY, N. Y., Doc. 26.—An am- It wfll bo one story in height and will „ ( i r e T h r A > * o r ls lr< l l ‘ r . « l ed. There was no ono at home when market falling to 4.99 1-2 cents. The and an auditor - 1 of Fernnado Mendez, coal passer, who STAMFORD, Conn.. Dec. 26.—Wil­ bush arranged by police in the lobby rnnt2in *our the fire broke. Watch for first timo in history it has receded liam J. Ilercy, age 70. gins* manu­ of Hampton Hotel annex here early' lum> 1disappeared last Monday while workhe!ow five cents. Recession traders facturer, died a t his home Wednes­ Wcdnesday resulted in the capture of > _ --- -------- -- --------------- , I •t'K in a power house of the PennYoyr Nam e A ged Widow Is Found acserted it was influenced chiefly by day. He was connected with the two hold-up men after an exchange S t o c k T r a d i n t f O f B i f f i 3y‘Vttnia Railroad in Long Island City, .demand in exchange in Paris Pitxsburgh Plate Glass Comnany, di­ of shots nnd the return to the hotel! m n j j h“!' h0*11 found burned almost beyond Murdered In Her Home^ dollar . If it appears on the want ad at a time when requirement for franca rector of Central leath er Company, clerk of u small amount of money I 1 I f 1T1 l O D 6 tb U S p C n U C U recognition at the foot of a flue. The in America were unusually small. page o f The Herald today, and tho publishing firm of D. Apple- which the bandits obtained from him.' ______ ) discovery was made after • long HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. 20.— With tio nnd Company. you will receive two free the skull battered by a blunt instru­ Tha third man who acted as lookout (ire Thr A..reU,rH Hrere) h a r‘l « remen lowered by SSfor the bandits escaped. Police hail NEW YORK, Dec. 2 6 ,-T h e board 1 tickets to the performance at ment thought to be a hammer, the Herald Want Ads bring results. of governors of New York curb mark- 1,u" uccteding in bringing the body been tipped off on the hold-up. The Milane Theatre tonight. body of Mrs. Mary Mume .1 age 13, et Wednesday ordered the suspension ou covered with ashoa nnd aooL You may be the lucky one. widow, was found thinly clad at her Germans have developed un elecof trading in stocks of Southern| Rubber plugs, expanded by thumb ( H r T h e A s a n rls lr d Read thoroughly the little home in Burnside, East Hartford CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—Wheat, May, screws, have been patented by a Tex­ tro-mcgnetic process to recover coa l.S ta tes Oil Corporation ,acnding inves- WANTED— By »hreo adults, to rent Tuesday. Signs of a struggle were want ads. evident. Robbery is thought to hnve 1.06 to 1-4; Julv 1.01 5-8; corn, May as inventor for repairing leaks in and mice from the ashes of Indus-1 tigation of recent relatively to violent: furnished bungalow’ for four months. trial hard coal furnaces. fluctuations of stock. • Phone 148. automobile radiators. .72 1-2; oats, May, .44 1-2. been the motive for the crime. 8AY8U0N [CHRISTMAS DAY IS SPENT QUIETLY IN THE WHITE HOUSE TEMPORARY STAY STOLEN ARTICLES FOUND ON NEGRO ARE IDENTIFIED SENSE OF ARTICLE OBREGON TO PROBE WAS CHANGED SAYS IMPRISONMENT 0 F A SOVIET EDITOR GENERAL PAELEZ FATE OF FRENCH BUMP UNCERTAIN &J a ffa AWARDS contract S & £ " clc°r •"0H“ w “ur:GENEVA S C H O O L SANFORD HAS TWO CHRISTMAS MARKETS s �k v ^ w • •r. -' PAGE TEN r THE SANFORD DAILY H te R A L fr ^ N DAY^ECEM BER 24, 1923 . . / . » i ^ a sa » "3 itranrnue IR H I « * : AGAIN WE SAY MERRY THE SEASON’S BEST WISHES CHRISTMAS Old Friends and New: May the song of the angels, "Peace and good We arc happy today to t have th e privilege of wishing you a Merry Christmas. We arc glad to have met and known you, glad to have served you, and may it be your pleasure to enjoy not only this Christmas Day, but many, mnny more ns well. will,” and the love of the worshiping shep­ tr, CHRISTMAS BLESSINGS herds abound in your heart this Christmas season and linger in your spirit to cheer un­ til the season comes again. Know you are busy; so arc we, Yet dear friends, we pause to say We wish you many blessings On this glorious Christmas Day. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ik C. DuBOSE PEOPLES BANK OF SANFO RD SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida. s■ l I K I I I I I I I i n i l i n i l l l l l l l l l R I U l l i i i i g B g m m j g i j j i m i^ iiif V im n n m n M R iiE iiirfR m is a K jiiiD a it: A BRIGHT CHEERY CHRISTMAS JOYS BE THINE *M l ■5 p” 5 ^ " ■ 2 7 ic !a H 3 n a a a a R a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n a a a a ra a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a s av 2 * a • 9 FRIENDS! CHRISTMAS This is but a small card, buit it comes from a big heart to wish you One and AH We wish you a season of brightneslT’and The Yulctide log burns cheery bright, and I wish for you with all my m ight: cheer, ami when it is gone hope you can count your blessings by the thousands. May the joys in your h e art be a buoy to your soul A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A IIAPPY NEW YEAR! A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND another year. A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR STOKES CASH MARKET F. W. WOOLWOUTH CO. W. J. 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M ■ If ■ - u ii COMPLIMENTS OF THE SINCERE THANKS \ . To our Customers and Friends: Through this means we offer our tuuccrcst tluiuks for past business and we want to ex­ tend to you our greetings of the season. ’Tis again the good old message You’ve heard it oft before, A ineiry Christmas, bright New Year And hope for many more. SEASON Best wishes for a Merry Christmas. “Christmas comes but once a year, so let’s be haypy and make good cheer." s May this day long be remembered for its happiness mid blessings, and may you carry with you throughout the coming year the happy spirit of the Yulctide. COLEMAN’S Gift and Stationery Shop DICKSON-IYES CO. aB K a a a a a M a irra a a a a n sa r'flS N V v sa u R a a R a a H a H B n n a a a B a z a a a a r.N X 'JsnaanaB aaaaK axiK iinxw iiiH M aia^sB X E 'B ciaaiT itgaasnaaR n TT ORLANDO, FLORIDA �DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26,1928 NOTICE OF BOND FLECTION nomination of One Thousand ( f l, ed to call an election to dctermlni and power plant o r platfts, when comf Sanford, Florida, in the sum of City of Sanford Florida. 000.00) Dollars each, hearing Inter "hree Hundred' and Ten Thousand Attest thc question of tha Issuance of the plctcd, to be operated and maintained est at the rate of five and one-hal bonds provided for by this ordinance, by tho City of Sanford, Florida, as a altar*, the Pruepeda to bo Derived ** ? Section 7. That the form of the public utility, for the purpose of per centum (fitt$i>)-per annum,'In- .ron the Sale Thereof, to bo Used to ballot for said election shall be ns furnishing to the City of Sanford, tercst payable semi-annunUy on the Acquire, Establish, Purchase, and 12-12.1 Florida, ond to the inhabitants there­ follows, to-wit: Whereas, the City Commission ol first days of Jnnunry and July, all of Construct an Electric Light and Pow­ of, an adequate and atnplo supply of “FOR THE APPROVAL of that the City of Sanford, Florida, on this, said bonds to mature thirty (30) er Plant or Plants,” and, ftD certain ordinance of the City of San­ electricity. the 10th day of December, A. D. 1023, years after the date of tho issuance FOlt the ncquirltinn and establish- Ull ford, Florida, numbered 07, entitled: Section 3: That it la tho determi­ duly passed and adopted a certain thereof, both principal nnd Interest of merit of an electric light and power 'An Ordinance Providing for the nation of the City Commission of ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Acquisition and Establishment of a the City of Sanford, Florida, that the ordinance, numbered 87, entitled: said bonds to be payable a t The olnnl or plants, to be operated and AN 01 maintained by the City of Sanford, THE ACQUSITI0N AND ESTAB- W ater Works Plant or Plants by the mid sum of Three Hundred nnd Ten An Ordinance Providing for the Chase National Bank in the City of Florida, ns a public utility, nnd, Acquisition and Establishment of a- New York, State of New York, In LISHMENT- OF. .. A . WATER City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ Thousand ($310,000.00) Dollars, will FOR BONDS. _ tained and Operated ns a Public be required for the purpose men­ Water Works Plant or Plants by tho lawful money of tho United States WORKS PLANT OR PLANTS BY Utility, nnd Providing for nn Issue City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ >f America; said bonds shall be signed THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ of Utility Bonds by tha City of San­ tioned in Sections One and Two of AGAINST THE APPROVAL of tained and Operated as a Public by the Muyor of the City of Sanford, this Ordinance. IDA. TO BE -MAINTAINED AND ford, Florida, in the sum of Three Utility, and Providing for on Issue of Floridn, and by the Clerk of the City that certain ordinance of the City of Section Four: Thnt a bond issue OPERATED AS A PBLIC UTIL- Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand Utility Bonds by the City of Sanford jf Sanford, Floridn, m.d shnll have Sanford, Floridn, numbered 68, en­ in the sum of Three Hundred nnd Florida, in-the cum of Three Hundred affixed thereto the seal of the City titled: “An Ordinance Providing for 1TY, AND PROVIDING FOR AN Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived Ten Thousand ($310,00.00) Dollars, and Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, of Sanford, Floridn, and the interest the Acquisition nnd Establishment of ISSUE OF UTILITY BONDS RY from the Sale Thereof to be Used to for the municipal purpose enumcrthe Proceeds to be Derived from the coupons to be attached to said bonds •in Electric Light ar.d Power Plant THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd nted and specifically set forth in Sec­ Sale Thereof to be Used to Acquire, diall be signed with the engraved or ir Plants, by the City of Sanford, IDA. IN THE SUM OF THREE Construct n Water Works Plant or tions One and Two of this ordinance, Establish, Purchase and Construct a lithographed fne-simile signature of Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE Plants.’ is hereby puthorized, provided, how­ Nemo Self-Reducing No. 33) erated ns a Public Utility, and Pro­ and FOR the acquisition and estab­ ever, that before said bonds or any Water Works Plant, or Plants, THOUSAND DOLLARS. THE Is a real bargain. It has a low top said Mayor ami said Clerk, and viding for an* Issue of Utility Bonds and medium skirt. Made in dmand an Ordinance, numbered 03, en­ PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED lishment of a water works plant or part of said bonds shall be issued, Whereas, prior to the issuance of by the City of Sanford, Florida, in able pink or white counI> ii:c, plants, to be operated and maintain­ FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO titled: this ordinance shall be first approved the bonds above described or nny the sum of Three Hundred and Tea; 2-1 to 36—and cons o-.iy $3.00. BE USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB­ ed by the City of Sanford, Floridn, as by a majority vote of the electors of 11rout tinier can't Ml It. ten J rum,., J. An Ordinance Providing for the part thereof, under the Charter of Thousand Dollar!', the Proceeds to i l t c t t . t l t c » n J }). W e 'l l » e n , l th e a public utility, the City of Sanford, Florida, actual­ Acquisition nnd Establishment of nn the City of Sanford, Florida, the said be Derived from the Sole Thereof, j LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ N rrn o )ly «le n lc -F a tlilu n In,'Hut. nnd FOR BONDS.” ly participating In an election to be liO E . N e w Y o r k ( l ) , f » . '!'■ ) Electric Light and Power Plant or ordinances proposing the said several to be Used to Acquire, Establish, i STRUCT A WATER WORKS "AGAINST THE APPROVAL of called ar.d held at 3rch time nnd la PLANT OR PLANTS. Plnnts, by the City of Sanford, Flor­ bond issues for the various municipal Purchase and Construct an Electric Whereas, the Charter of the City that certain ordinance of the City of such manner as Is prescribed by the ida, to be Maintained nnd Operated purposes, as nforesaid, must be ap­ Light and Power Plant or Plants," of Sanford, Florida, provides, among Sanford, Floridn, numbered 07, en­ Chnrter and the ordinances of the as n Public Utility, nnd Providing for proved by a majority vote of the and other th.ngs, that the City of Saq titled: City of Snnford, Florida. an Issue of Utility Bonds by the City electors of the City of Sanford, Flor­ AGAINST the acquisition and es­ Section Five: Thnt said bonds ‘An Ordinance Providing for the of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of idn, who are qualified to vote ns tablishment of nn electric light and ford, Florida, shnll have tho right to Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand shown by the registration books of cower plnnt or plants, to be operated acqube, establish, own and operate Acquisition and Establishment of a shall be of the denomination of One ’ a public utility, a water works plant W ater Works Plant or Tlants by the Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars each, Dollars, The Proceeds to be Derived the City of Sanford, Florida, voting sml maintained by the City of San­ adt plants nrd t i provide tha City Aching, from the Snle Thereof, to be Used to and participating in nn election call­ ford, Florida. S3 a public utility, and, and the inhabitants thereof, with City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ bearing interests at the rate of five and one-half per centum (516 U) per tained and Operated ns n Public Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd ed and held for that purpose. AGAINST BONDS. burning feet ? water, nnd Therefore, I, Forrest Lake, as Utility, nnd Providing for an Issue annum, interest payable semi-annual­ Construct an Electric Light and Pow­ Whereas, the City Commission of Mayor of the city of Sanford, Flor­ of Utility Bonds by the City of San­ ly, on tho first days o f’January and er Plant or Plants, MENTH0LATUM the City of Sanford, Florida, now and nn Ordinance, numbered 69, en­ ida, under and by virtue of the au­ FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer­ deems it most expedient nnd to the ford, Florida, in the sum of Three July, said issue of bonds to be num­ quickly relieves thority in me vested by the ordi­ tain ordinance of the City of Sanford, Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand bered consecutively from 1 to 310, titled: best interest of of the City of San­ and An Ordinance Providing for the nances of the City of Sanford, Flor­ Florida, numbered 69, entitled: "An ford, Floridn, to acquire* establish, Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived both numbers inclusive, nil of said ida, and we, Forrest Lake, S. 0. bonds to mature thirty (30) years refreshes. from tho Sale Thereof to be Used to Acquisition and Establishment of a Ordinance Providing for the Ac­ maintain ar.d operate ns a public Gas Plant or rinnts, by the City of Chase nnd C. J . Marshall, a s the City quisition nnd Establishment of a Gas utility, a water works plant or plants, Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd after the date of the issuance there­ Construct a Water Works Plant or of, b i‘.h principal and interest of mid Sanford, Florida, to be Maintained Commission of the City of Sanford, Plant or Plants, by the City of San­ Therefore, Be It Enacted by The bands to be payable at The Chase and Operated ns n Public Utility, nnd Florida,‘do hereby call nn election ford, Florida, to be Maintained and People of the City of Sanford. Flor­ Plants,’ National Rank, In the City of New Providing for nn Issue of Utility Bonds to be held in the City of Sanford, Operated ns n Public Utility, nnd and AGAINST the acquisition nnd ida: York, State of New Yoik, in lawful of the City of Sanford, Florida, in the Florida, on the 11th day of January, Providing for nn Issue of Utility establishment of a water works plant THE I*AINT W E SELL Section 1. That it is the determi­ money of the United States of A rcA. I). 1921, to determine the ques­ Sum of One Hundred and Sixty Bonds of the City of Sanford, Flor­ nation of the City Commission of the or plnnts, to be operated and main­ icn. Said bonds, shall be signed by Thousand Dollars, The Proceeds to tion by said election then nnd there ida, in the Sum of One Hundred and City of Snnford, Florida, to acquire, tained by tho City of Sanford, Flor­ the Mayor of the City of Sanford, be Derived from the Sale Thereof, to be held, whether the said ordi­ Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ establish, own, maintain and operate ida. as a public utility, Florida, nnd by the Clerk of the City to be Used to Acquire, Establish, nances or any of them, proposing the ceeds to be Derived from the Sale and AGAINST BONDS." as a public utility a water works of Sanford, Floridn, and shall have Purchase nnd Construct a Gas Plnnt, said three several bond issues, shall1Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Estab­ Section 8. This ordinance shall be adopted, approved nnd confirmed lish, Purchase and Construct a Gns plant or plnnts, nnd to provide the affixed thereto, the seal of the City or Plants, become effective immediately upon of Sanford, Florida, and the interest IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, City and the inhabitants thereof by the electors of said City, and and an Ordinance, numbered 70, en­ Plant or Plants,” nnd with nn adequate and ample supply its final passage and adoption. whether the bonds provided for by titled: FOR the acquisition nnd establish­ Adopted this 10th day of December, coupons to be attached to said bonds NOR DUSTER. OR CHALK of water, « OFF shall be signed with the engraved or An Ordinance Providing for an said ordinances shall bo issued by the ment of a gas plant or plants, to be Section 2. That the City Commis­ A. D. 1923. A Full Line of Kalsonilnc, Varnishes lithographed fnc-rimilc signature of Issue of Bonds by the City of San­ City of Sanford, Florida, in the mnn- operated and maintained by the City FORREST LAKE, sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, and Stains said Mayor nnd said Clerk. ford. Florida, in the sum of Seventy- re r and for the purposes in said or­ of Sanford, Florida, as a Public S. O. CHASE, further deems it expedient and to (SEAL) Section Six: That the Mayor ot five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds dinances or in any of said ordinances, Utility, and, SOLD ONLY BY • C. J. MARSHALL, tho best interest of the Citj* of Snn­ the City of Sanford, Florida, is here­ to be Derived from the Sale Thereof, provided and net forth. FOR BONDS. A ttest: ford, Floridn, and it is the determina­ SANFORD PAINT And, I, Forrest Lake, as Mayor of by instructed, authorized ami empow­ to be Used to Acquire, Build, Con­ L. R. PHILIPS, tion of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, and we, ered to call an election to determine struct and Equip with the Necessary AGAINST THE APPROVAL of STORE City Clerk. the question of tne Issuance of the ] Wolalca Bldg. Furniture and Fixtures, a City Hall Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. that certain ordinance of the City City of Sanford, Florida, to issue 12-12-19-23-1 -2-9-51 Phone 303 Marshall, as the City Commission of of Sanford, Florida, numbered 69, utility bonds of the City of Sanford, bonds provided for by this ordinance and Administration Building, Florida, in tho sum of Three Hundred Section Seven: That tne form o: And, Whereas, the four said ordi­ the City oFSanford, Floridn, do here­ entitled: “An Ordinance Providing the ballot for said election shall be as: nances provide for the issue of bonds by appoint C. 1- Britt, and F. I*. for the Acquisition nnd Establish­ and Seventy-five Thousand ($375,follows, to-wit: by the City of Sanford, Florida, for Rlnes ,nnd \V. M. Haynes, Inspectors ment of a Gns Plant or Plants, by the 000.00) Dollars, the proceeds derived municipal purposes, in the total sum of said election, and David Speer, City of Sanford, Floridn, to be Mnigt from the sale of said bonds to be used “F O R JT IE APPROVAL j j f th a tf I*-»11* •*!»* IM ******* lll**l*M* I'tf,, , IM«lllJ for tlWSfollowing municipal p u rp o s \ f iN r ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR certain ordinance of the Citjewf San­ Jof Niue, Hundred-oikI Twontj; Thous­ Clerk of said election. tained and OpfcfAtCd" *' as n’ PubHE to-wit: To acquire, establish, purchase TIlR ACQUISITION AND ESTAB­ ford, Floridn, numbekd 68, entitled: Louisiana Lady Says She Has "Ne* The form "of the ‘lmllot for <nt!d and ($920,000.00) Dollars, the pro­ Utility, and Providing for an Issue and construct a water works plant or LISHMENT OF AN ELECTRIC ‘An Ordinance Providing for tho ceeds derived from the sale of said election shall be as follows, to-wit: er Found Anything Better Than of Utility Bonds of the City of San­ plants, including suitable land, ease­ LIGHT AND POWER PLANT Acquisition arid EstnblishnTert’ of an OFFICIAL BALLOT bonds to be expended in the followford, in the sum of One Tundrcd and ments, structures, boilers, engines, OR PLANTS, BY THE CITY OF ‘, , . , 0 a‘n Cardui for a Run-Down Bond Election ing manner ,to -wit: Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ dynamos, machinery ,stand pipes, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO P E 1J," an‘J 1 cwcr or of the Condition.” (A) Under authority of Ordinance ceeds to be Derived from the Sale reservoirs, pumps, conduits, and other MAINTAINED AND OPERATE!)! r. ",V / *hc„ V*!1 , °, S.3n! 0‘l1, City of Sanford, Florida, Florida, to be Maintained nnd CpcrNo. 67, the sum of Three Hundred Thereof, to he Used to Acquire, Es­ apparatus and appliances necessary AS A PUBLIC UTILITY, AND January 11, 1921. ntod as a Public Utility, and Providnnd Seventy-five Thousand ($375,tablish, Purchase and Construct a in obtaining, accumulating nnd dis­ AND PROVIDING FOR AN 1SMorgan City, La,—"It would be hard | ing for nn Issue of Utility Bonds by 000.00) Dollars, to acquire, establish, tributing an adequate supply of wa(las Plant or Plants’, ’and SUE OF UTILITY BONDS IiY (or me to tell how much benefit I have the City of Sanford, Florida, in the purchase and construct a water works Make n Cross (X) Mark before “ Ft^ AGAINST the acquisition and c s - 101** said water works plants or THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ derived from the use of Cnrdui," said, the Approval, etc.,” of before “Against I Surn of Three Hundred and Ten plant or plants, including suitable tablishment of a gas plant or plants, j plants, when completed, to be operIDA, IN THE SUM OF THREE Mrs. L G. Bowman, of 1319 Front Street, the Approval, etc." as may be Your ; Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be land, easements, structures, boilers, to be opernted nnd maintained by the i and maintained by the City of HUNDRED AND TEN THOUS­ this cily. J Derived from the Sale Thereof, to ho "I was so run-down in health I could engines, dynamos, machinery, stand Choice. City of Sanford, Florida, as a public Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, AND DOLLARS, THE PRO­ , Urc.l to Acquire, Establish, Purchase hardly go, pipes, reservoirs, pumps, conduits, for the purpose of furnishing to the I was thin. I had no utility .nnd CEEDS TQ BE DERIVED FROM FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer­ ! and Construct an Electric Light and appetite. Could not rest or sleep welt. other apparatus nnd appliances nec­ City of Sanford, Florida, nnd to the AGAINST BONDS. THE SALE THEREOF, TO BE I was so weak, and so very nervous, I Power Plant or Plante,’ and essary in obtaining, accumulating tain ordinance of the City of San­ inhabitants thereof, an adequate and USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB­ was no pleasure to myself. FOP. the acquisition an! establish­ anil distributing an adequate supply ford, Florida, numbered 67, entitled: ample supply of water. LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ "I suffered some pain, bul the word "An Ordinance Providing for the ment of an electric light nnd power of water, said water works plant or Section 3, It is the determination FOR THE APPROVAL of that of my (rouble was from being so weak STRUCT AN ELECTRIC LIGHT Acquisition and Establishment of a plant or plants, to be operated and and easy to get tired and out of heart. plants, when completed, to be oper­ certain ordinance of the City of San­ of the City Commission of the City AND POWER PI ANT OP. maintained by the City of Sulfur,i, ated and maintained ty the City of Water Works Plant or Plants by the ford, Florida, numbered 79, entitled: of Sanford, Florida, that the said "This nervous condition was worse PLANTS. Florida, ns a public utility, and Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, City of Sanford, Florida, to bo Main­ “An Ordinance Providing for nn Is­ sum of Three Hundred and Seventythan pain. * Whereas, tho Charter of the City FOR BONDS." for the purpose of furnishing to the tained and Operated as n Public sue of Bonds by the City of Snnford, five Thousand ($375,000.00) Dollars, "Some one told me of Cardui, and I af Sanford, Florida, provides among City of Sunford, Florida, and to the Utility, and Providing for an Issue Florida, in the sum of Seventy-five will be required for the purpose "AGAINST THE APPROVAL decided to use it. other things that the ( sty of Sanford, .. , . . ,. inhabitants thereof, an adequate and of Utility Bunds by the City of San­ Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to mentioned in Sections One and Two ... .. t ,, i ,, .... hut certain ordinance of the Ci V of "Alter using a lew bottles, I regained I'lortdn, i-hnl! have the right-to ac-, , , „ ford, Florida, in the sum „„ of Three., be Derived from my strength. 1 wasn’t so nervous, and . . ... , , Sanford, Florid", numbered 68, en­ ample supply of water. the Sale Thereof, of this Ordinance. quire. establish .own and operate, as titilcd: . began to eat and sleep, and grew eventy-flve Thousand , , ., nnd S (B) Under authority of Ordi­ Hundred . .. . . . , , _ , , to be Used to Acquire, Build, CortSection 1. That a bond issue. In a public utility, ait electric light and stronger and was soon well. the Proceeds to be Derived , ,, , ... ,, nance No. 68, the sum of Three Hun­ Dollars, . e . . IT , , struct am) Equip with the Necessary the Klim of Three Hundred and Sev­ power plant or plants, and to pro­ r ‘An Ordinance providing for the "1 have never found anything better the Sale Thereof to be Used to „ .... .. * dred and Ten Thousand ($310,00(1.00) from . . .. , ... , r, t i furniture and Mxturcs, a City Hall enty-live Thousand (5375,000.00) Dol­ vide the CLy and the inhabitants Acquisition an I Establishment of an fora run-down condition.” Establish, Purchase and ,, .. „ Dollars, to acquire, establish, pur­ Acquire, If you suffer as this Louisiana lady did, lars, l’or the municipal purpose thereof, with electric current for Elactric Light and Power Plant er _ ‘ V ... . and Administration Budding," and I'oR BONDS chase and construct an electric light Construct a Water Works Plant or Prints, by ihc City of Snnford, Flor you. too. should find Cardui helpful for enumerated and specifically set forth power and light, r.nd, nnd power plant or plants, including Plants, and . i in, to b- Maintained and Operated your troubles. in Sections One nnd Two of this Ordi­ Whereas, the City Commission of Gel a bottle of Cardui, today. NC-W FOR the acquisition and establish­ suitable land, casements, structures, AGAINST THE APPROVAL of nance, is hereby authorized, provided, the City of Sanford, Floridn, nov an a Public Utility, and Providing fo: ment of a water works plnnt or boilers, engines, dynamos, machinery, that certain ordinance of the City of however, thnt before said bonds or deems It most expedient and to the best. an Issue of Utility Bends by the City conduits, conductors, poles and other plants, to be operated and maintain­ Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, en­ any pact of said bonds shnll be is- interest of the City of Sanford, Fibrida, ■_’* * 11 or idn, in the sum of apparatus and appliances, for mak­ ed by the City of Sanford, Florida, as titled: “An Ordinance Providing fo r' ■''tied, this ordinance shall be first ap­ to acquire, establish, maintain iiinli^ ■t '0 dlundrej ami Ten Thousand ing, generating, and distributing elec­ a public utility ,aml art Issue of Bonds by the City o f ; proved -by a majority vote of the operate, as a public utility, an clcc-1 Guitar*, tha Proceeds to be Derived FOR BONOS. tricity for light and power purposes, Sunfoid, Florida, in the sum of ‘‘lectors of the City of Snnford, Finr- trie light nnd power plant or plants,[ Gem the Sals Thereof, to be Ui-e.i said electric light and power plant Therefore, Be It Enacted Py The to Acquire, Establish, Purchase and Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the ida, r.ctynlly participating in an elecAGAINST THE APPROVAL of or plants, when completed, to be op­ People of the City of Stmftml, Flor- Construct an Electric Light nnd Proceeds to be Derived from the Sale lion to be called, and held at such erated and maintained by the City of that certain ordinance of the City of Thereof,-to be Used to Acquire, Build, time and in such manner as is pre­ ida: j Power Plant cr Plants.’ ar.d Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, Sanford, Florida, numbered 67, en­ Construct and Equip with the Neces­ scribed by til- Charter and the ordi­ Section One: That* it is the deAGAINST the acquisition and esfor the purpose of furnishing to the titled: “An Ordinance Providing for sary Furniture and Fixtures, a City nances of the City of Hanford, Flor­ termination of the City Commission j tablishment of nn electric light and City of Sanford, Florida, nnd to the the Acquisition nnd Establishment of Ball and Administration Building,” id i. of the City of Sanford, Florida, to! power plant or plants, to be opernted inhabitants thereof, an adequate and a Water Works Plant or Plants by nnd Section 5, Tint said bonds shall acquire, establish .own. maintain and and maintained by the Cily of Santhe City of Sanford .Florida, to be ample supply of electricity. be uf tiie denomination of One Thou-! operate, aS a public utility, an clcc- ford, Florida, as a public utility, and, AGAINST BONDS. (C) Under authority of Ordinance Maintained and Operated ns a Pub­ AGAINST BONDS.” .-land ($1,000.00) Dollars each, bear- j trie light and power plant or plants, But the Car Was No. 69, the sum of One Hundred nnd lic Utility .and Providing for nn Is­ ing i:itere.;t at th e'rate of five and, and to provide the City and the n Section Eight: This ordinance shall sue of Utility Bonds by the City of Sixty Thousand (5160,000.00) Dol­ Tha said election hereby ordered I one-half j per centum (514'/ l ) per habitants thereof with nn adequate become effective . immediately upon Gone lars, to acquire, establish, purchase Sanford, Florida, in the sum of and called to be held shall be held and annum, (ntercR payable semi-annual-1 and ample supply of electricity for its final passage and adoption. nnd construct a gas plant or plant!, Three Hundred and Seventy-five conducted in the manner prescribed ty, oa the first dnyr of January ami power and Hpht. j Adopted this 10.Ii day of December, r t rkaps ;v> man is ever so keenly including suitable land, casements, Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be by the ordinances and tho Charter of July, ! ait! issue qf bonds to be num­ Section Two: That the City Com-! A. D. 1923. appreciative of the value oi a '-ustructures’, boilers, engines, dynamos, Derived from tho Sale Thereof to be the City of Sanford, Florida. bered fA.i.i l to 375, both numbers mission of the City of Sanford, Flor-1 FORREST LAKE, mobile theft insurance as lh-’ car machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase The polling place for said election inclusive all of said bonds mature 'da, further deems it expedient and (SEAL) S. O, CHASE, owner who lenves u husinrs ■apduit!, conductors, pipes, gasmeters, and Construct, a Water Works Plant shall be that certain room on liie 130) yrinu after the date of the isthe best interest of the City of C. J. MARSHALL, pointment er a social call. t > _ and other apparatus ami appliances or Plants,” and ground floor of tho City Hall, known auar.ee thereof, both principal and in­ £ nford, Floridn, and it is the de-! As the City Commission ot his car gone from its parkiotf fur making, manufacturing, generat­ AGAINST tho acquisition end es­ ns the fire apparatus room. tercst of mill bonds to be payable at termination of the City Commission, the City of Sanford, Florida place. Thru the owner is cither ing nnd distributing commercial gas, tablishment of a water works plant or WITNESS the hands of Forrest The ( hase National Bank, in the City of the City of Sanford, Florida, to] Attc.it: hopelessly at seu or, with a si.'jh 0 said gas plant or plants, when com- plants, to be operated and maintained Lake, ns Mayor of the City of San- of New York, State of New York, issue utility bonds of the City of San-, I- R- PHILIPS, relief, he rcr.lir.c:! th a t he hrs “ t leted, to be operated ami maintained j by the City of San ford, Florida, as a ford, Florida, and Forrest Lake, S. i in lawfubmoney of the United States ford, Florida, in the sum of Three City Clerk. 1y the City of Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, and theft insurance psiLy. O. Chase, and C. J. Marshall, ns the ' of America. Said bonds shall be Hundred and Ten Thousand ($510,- 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-6 r public utility, for the purpose of furAGAINST BONDS. City Commission of the City of Snn- [ signed by the Mayor of the City of 000.09) Dollars, the proceeds derived i h.hing to the City of Sanfuid, FlorMAKE A MEMO NOW TO NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. ford, Florida, attested by L. It. Sanford, Floridn, nnd by the Clerk from the sale of said bonds to be i la, and to the inhabitants thereof,, Tho regular annual meeting of the TELEPHONE Philips, Clerk of the City'of Sanford, j of the City of of Sanford, Floridi, used for the following municipal purr.n adequate and umple supply of _ . . . . . .stockholders of tne Peoples Bank of FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer­ Florida, and the coroprnte seal of] nnd shall have affixed thereto,’ the pose, to-wit: To acquire, establish, Sanford, Sanford. Florida, will be held commercial gas. tain ordinance of the City of San­ the City of Sanford, Florida, on this seal of the City of Sanford, Florida, (D) Under authority of Ordinance ford, Florida, numbered 68, entitled: the 10th day of December, A. D., 1923. and the interest coupons to be at- ourchasc and construct an electric)in the director;,* room of raid bank light ar.d power plant or plants, in- j 0,1 Tuesday, January bib, lu2t, at No. 70, the sum of Seventy-five Thou- "An Ordinance Providing for the FORREST LAKE, tadicd t < said bonds s hall be signed eluding suitable land, easements, | (being the second Tue.;iand ($75,000.00) Dollars, to acquire, Acquisition nnd Establishment of an * t* , , Iuny oi the rnonth), for t!i»* uuruos** As Mayor of the City of with the engraved or lithographed structures, boilers, englner, dynamos, I wf clectlB|f a board of dim-tori U build, construct and equip with the Electric Light and Power Plant or Sanford, Florida. fac-siinile signature of said Mayor machinery, conduits, conductors, i «0rvo for th e ‘ensuing year, and for necessary furniture nnd fixtures, a plants, by the City of Sanford, Flor­ FORREST LAKE, and said Clerk. poles and other apparatus nnd nji- ] the transaction of such other husiCity Hall and Administration Build­ ida, to be Maintained and Operated -Floridi Sanford, (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, Section 6. That tits Mayor of the pliunces, for making, generating, and j M omy properly come before ing. as a Public Utility, and Providing for C. J. MARSHALL, moct,r.|j. City of Sanford, Florida, is hereby distributing electricity fur light and 101-8 Magnolia Avenue All of said bonds to be of the do- nn Issue of Utility Bonds by the City BROWN, Cashier. As the City Commission of the instructed, authorised and empower- power purposes, said electric ll^ht l2-10-20-2t azu SUNPROOF ORDINANCE NO. 68 “WORSE THAN PAIN" A , P . C o n n e lly : : &. S o n s :: ___________________ i . ~ m ________ j. - ii n j i a — ____ __ �Research Work Great Another Record Is Saving To Motorists Shatttered By A Larier Amount for Auto Section U. ■ g. Studebaker Car of Standard* Asked By A* A. A# B u reau B elieving that tho research work of the automotive section of the U. S. B u re a u of Standards is of greater value to the automobilo owners of the conunrty in proportion to the amount of federal money expended than any other activity of tho government in behalf of motorists, the American Automobilo Association is urging foneress to increase the appropria­ tions for 1021 from $15,000 allotted in the budget to $50,000, the minimum amount estimated as required to car­ ry on the work on n scale equal to that of tho past year. The automotive section in the study made for the Motor Transport corps on the bohavior of brake lining ma­ terials alone made possible the saving of ten million dollars annually for the motorists of the nation. The annual brake lining bill was 20 mil­ lion dollars. Through experimental work carried 6ti, tho life of brake linings was doubled without extra cost to the consumer. Many of the savings for motorist-, have been the results of tests con­ ducted for the army, navy, motor transport corps, post office depart­ ment nnd general supply committee on problems involving aircraft and automobile power plants, fuels, lubri­ cants nnd accessories. The total ex­ penditure of tho automotive section was approximately $125.U00 annually. Unfortunately a large part of the work for the government departments has been completed so thnt that the support for the laboratories from oth­ er governmental sources is reduced and the public will bo deprived large­ ly of these by-products. There is also an urgent demand for the ex­ tension of investigations directly ben­ eficial to the public. This demand can be met only in a very limited wny, it is pointed out, unless the ap­ propriation is materially increased. A project recently undertaken and for which only limited support is as yet available, is tho development of methods for testing tho braking abil­ ity of automobiles; Thin is a ques­ tion now actively before tho various state and municipal agencies for the control of traffic uml has come to be recognized ns tho most vital element in the securing of safety in highway transportation. Apparatus und test methods already devised and demon­ strated to muny state and municipal authorities have shown the practica­ bility of simple and effective tests of brake equipment which arc satisfac­ tory to authorities and the car users. Without the direct support of con­ gressional appropriations this most important work ennnot be carried on as there is no outside agency which can support it. Moreover, it is one of the direct services which the na­ tional government owes to the states, cities and citizens in its fostering of highway transportation. The value of this work to the country is repre­ sented not in dollars but in lives. Another similar project hns boon undertaken in connection with the adjustment of head lights and tho en­ forcement of regulations therefor. While this work would ho dono only partly under tho appropriation re­ ferred to above, it is part nf tho some general undertaking of serving the automobilo using public. The music teacher had explained fully that an oratorio was an opera taken front some biblical scene. The next day, in reviewing the lesson, she said, "Dorin, you may tell me what an oratorio is." "An oratorio,” replied Doris, "is an opera in which preachers m e the actors.’ For houses lacking running water a combination boiler and bath tub Ins been invented, coal or gas being used for fuel. BRAKE LINING FAN BELTS For all cars An automobile self stutter is the motor used in n self propelled baby Trade your old tires for new ones -•’rris«rn the* on English clergyman has invented. 105 Palmetto Avenue Phone 481-J THE TWO BEST TIRES ON THE MARKET, tablished a motor rar performance maik that in calming wide-spread comment among moturhl.t along th e1 Pacific Coast. This is the fastest that man has over traveled overland between these two cities. It is one hour und fiftyeight minutes—almost two hours— | faster than the best previous motor' cur record. ' The Arrow head Trail over which ! the record was made winds through many trcachcrnun mountain passim ' and travel sen hundreds of miles of desert roads. For this reason, an d 1 because no attempt wan made to wait ' for ideal nmd and weather conditions, ■ the feat is all the inoie impressive to those who are famnliar with the route. Even more remarkable than the speed attained was the endurance. dir piny ul by tho car. Despite tltei fact that its cooling system was nat­ urally subjected to severe test over the hiountuin nnd desert roads, no water was added to the radiator dur- j ing the entire run. T lie American Express Company sealed the filler cap at Salt l.nke City and broke the seal at Los Angeles. When checked in at Lor Angeles, flic motor was running ns smoot hl y mu] hh q u i d - 1 ly na it was when it left Halt Lake! City. ANNOUNCES EARLY. OCA1.A, Dec. 24.—Announcement in made by Charles W. Hunter that hu will be a candidate for nomination in the Democratic primary next .June for Marion county’s representative in to thu state legislature, He was a member of that body in 1U21. If elected, Mr. Hunter said he would enter the rare for speakership of the House. His is the first announcement for the legisltivc post from this county, and likewise the first to say hu would seek the speakership. If you wish to run n Want Ad Want Ails. They are read by nearly everybody. Batteries The very beat Battery is an EXIDE We re-charge and • repair makes of Batteries i t'rrncr Onk Avenue and Third S treet Phone 17 RAY BROTHERS Sanl'ord I’hone G48- Jh efan on Buick. cars aids materially in cooling the powerful BtuckValve-in-Head motor. Qhe wide fan belt can be replacedwithout removing any part of the mechanism Kc^EBfit.LuicBBBflBBBaBBBBflBBflBBaBBRiaaBxaBii^rtBKMituiNflBUiiBB^ECBauBBflKBaBBBBBBMHMBi C^4nother reason w h y Buick is the Standard ^Comparison SIXES Ely* P u t t f i f t f Touring $ 1ZO5 Three P auenger Sport T w o P .M enter RondOer 1275 Roadster . . . . .$1671 Five P t« « n ic r Sedan . Four P anenger Sport F Doub* .... T o u r i n g ................... 1711 Service Sedan . . . 1691 ___ . _ , _ Seven P u w n g tr Touring 1161 Broughem Sedan . . . Zl-Ji Seven Paaecngtr S e d a n . 3111 Four P auenger Coupe . 199] FOURS Five Peucnger Touring $ 9 6 1 Five P auenger Sedan .$1191 T * o PeetcngCT Rond Her 911 Four PeiMnger Coupe . 1191 F r/c e e / . o. b. Buick F e e I o r i . i , g o v e rn m e n t fa r to £>• tddtd. AH models ready for immediate delivery, Touring $490.00, Sedan $640.00, f. o. b. Factory F. N. COOPER Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them A GREATER VALUE A FINER CAR F.O.B. DETROIT Another project of perhaps equal importance is an* investigation to de­ termine what is thu moat economical grade of motor fuel for use in exist­ ing motor vehicles. The results of this research, whiio not yet complete I indicate that tho total supply of motor fuel can ha increased some iil) per cent without sacrifice in the mileage. Possibilities of increased economy of fuel have a hut been de­ veloped, This project promises fur­ ther economic saving to tho public of many millions of dollars in addition to fuel saving t.) the government it­ self, which would pay many times over for the cost of the entire auto­ motive program ol' the biucnu of standards. We have installed a WAYNE WATER SOFT­ ENER for the convenience of our customers. Drive in and have your radiator drained o f sul­ phur water and have it filled with pure filtered 100 per cent soft water—softer than rain water. Your motor will not rust or corrode if you use this water—think what this means to the life of your car. The only filling station in this county with 100 per cent soft water. MU. IIOOVBR ENJOYS DRIVING HIS OAKI.ANI) Today is not ony the day of youth but the day of ago turned youth. Age ia keeping the spirit of youth because it ia doing the things that youth likes to do. In Portland, Oregon, Uvea one of there old-young youths, William Hoover, who haH five month < to go to teach the century mark uf age. Ilia Recreation ia motor car driving. Mr. Hoover enjoys hia Oakland five-passenger coupe, which is owned by his grandson, it ia believed that Mr. Hoover ia tho oldest man driving an automobile in the world. During bis life ho ha3 owned nnd operated many cars, from tho llivver up and has taught the younger generations of his family how to drive. Until six yearn ago he drove almost constantly. Since then he baa been driving more or less over short dis­ tances, nnd is lively enough both in LOW PRICES, CALL AND SEE U S C onsidering th e im p roved appearance of the n e w F ord T o u r in g Car, o n e w o u ld naturally e x p e c t a p r o p o r ­ tionate advance in price. ing its cost to the purchaser. A com parisoncxtendingover n lon g period of years w ill reveal the fac t that the present p rice is a ctu a lly th e lo w e s t at w h ich the five-passenger Larger scale p rod u ction ,h o wopen car has ever been sold. ever, has made it p o ssib le to incorporate in this n e w type T h e F ordT ouringC ar stands touring car a num ber o f de­ today, as it always has, a m ost r e m a r k a b l e cided improvcT his curcjM lcabu\ i i : c d : ' . aj h i!‘ * v a lu e in t h e m e n t s w i 111m otor car field. o u t in c r e a s - PROMPT SERVICE LADIE3’ REST ROOM Studebaker—Chevrolet SALES AND SERVICE EDWARD HIGGINS Authorized Ford Dealer Seven widows of Presidents have ■wen given annual pension! of $5,000 >» year. They were: Mrs. John Ty|tr, Mrs. Janies K. Polk, Mrs. Abra­ ham Uncoln, Mrs. U. S. Giant. Mrs. *'• A. (Infield. Mrs. William McKin­ ley nrd Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Herald Want Ad will uell that oi l pietj of furniture. COMPANY n a ■ ■ 3 ■ tias3BaL’3Banat«s!ua3sauj=acujiuiBau3iiiU£irjXBBcxnQaaflRaa7:aKuiiicMaaBaBUBBBM3SBaitCBssBaB3aiM �Herald E n te re d an S econd C1n«n M a tte r . O cto­ b e r St. 1>1S. a t t h e P n a to f flc e n t S a n ­ ford, F lorida, u n d e r a c t of M a rc h 3, s t nat'nii*Tio>' h a ter i One T e a r........$7.00. S ix M o n th s $3.00 Delivered In C ity b y C a r r i e r p a r w ee k 15c. W e ek ly E d i t i o n S3 P e r T e a r RI'KCIAI, N O T IC K : All o b itu a r y notices, c a r d s of t h a n k s , r e s o lu tio n s a n d notices of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e chnrfte* a r e m a d e, w ill be c h a r g e d fo r a t r e g u la r a d v e r t i s i n g rate s. MKVtHBlt TMH ASSOflATKO Pit CSS T he A ssociated P r e s s Is ex c lu siv e ly entitle d to th e u«e f o r r e p u b ll c a t lo n of all n r w s d i s p a t c h e s c re d ite d to 11 o r not o th e rw ise c r e d ite d In t h is p a p e r an d also t h e local n e w s p u b lis h e d herein. A l l w l g h l s of r e - p u h l l c a t l o n of sp r rln l d is p a tc h e s h e r e in u r e a l s o r e ­ served. WEDNESDAY, DEC EM HER 26, 1926 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THAT WHICH SATISFIES: Therefore do ye spend money for that which is not bread? nnd you labor for that which satisficth not? hearken diligently unto me, and cat yc that which is good, and let your soul tielight itself in fntness.—Isaiah 5G:2. -------- o-------THE TOWN OF YAWN. My friend, have you heard of the town of Yawn On the hanks of the river Slow? Where blooms the Waitawhile ilower fair, Where the Sometimeorother scents the nir And the soft Goeasys grow? It lies in the valley of Whatheusc, In the province of Lethcrslide; That tired feeling is nntivo there— It’s the home of the listless Idontcnre, Where the Putitoffs abide. The PuitofTs never make up their minds, Intending to do it tomorrow; And so they delay from day to day Till business dwindles nnd profits de­ cay And their days are full of sorrow. —“We," Store Mngnzine. o-------Now for New Year plans. — o--------1024 wll start oiT with a “ Thrift week." lim n u tin a y To What Extent Do We "Pay The Stirrings of Faith One day last sum m er we h e ard a fa th e r say to his small son, “Boy, don’t you think it would be a good idea for you to stay home from the picture show u h til you have saved enough money to 'p ay for that window you broke ?” Before the boys had time to reply a chorus of, indignant pro­ tests came from other members of the family. He didn’t break the window intentionally." “i t is a sfiamc to talk to him like th a t.” “Poor little fellow, you a c t as if ho smnshed that window ju st to hear the glass jingle,” These and other remarks come like a charge of schrapnel, with the boy’s father, as he m ade his escape from the room, get­ ting in the last word, “I did not tell him he hnd to pay for the window. I merely asked him if he desired to pay for it. It was his awkwardness, or his m isfortune th a t broke it. I wondered if he cared to pay the bill.” * * • * New York Tribune T hat dram atic scene in the pulpit of St. Bartholo­ m ew's when Dr. Leighton Parka laid aside his priestly robes to expound and defend Modernism in the black {town of learning comes as a climax to much earnest re­ ligious debate. The change in vestments is something i>f a novelty for the present generation. Yet Phillips Brooks invariably preached in the black gown. In parts of the South the old custom still obtains. The symbol­ ism would count for little today were it not for the in­ tensity of conviction th at it expressed. Therein, we would suggest, is the hopeful nnd pro­ m ising side of the picture. To be sure, the prospect of the heresy trial in Texas is rightly deprecated by both wings of the Episcopal Church. Experience in the past has shewn th at neither health nor tru th is the likely grist of such trials. It is a difficult task to discover eternal verities in a combat around an indi­ vidual. Obviously, a heresy trial occasionally becomes necessary, either because of an individual’s perversity or because of a fundamental cleavage within a church. B ut the hope will be maintained that the intense and healthy convictions of the hour, of immense significance in th e life of the nation, will reach fruition through normul growth, without interruption by personal quar­ rels. Such widespread interest in religion and all its works ns is today visible may well be big with promise of better times the world around. The talk of heresy in the churches is no schoolmen’s wrangling. It comes from an unquestioned rebirth of religious feeling. W hether the faith stirring shall take on course or an­ other it is too soon to say. It is precisely this ques­ tion of the trend of religion which the current debntc touches and may decide. A fter the dormant years before the great war such yeasty hours of fresh faith, of doubts nnd questioning, of seething dispute, come as a m ark of healthy vigor nnd promise. Clearly the period is one in which heresy means health and dis­ agreem ent new life. The Herald could stop right here and leave with its readers material for many a sermon. Every individual in Sanford who is capable of doing his own thinking could spend a profitable hour, figuring out how the lesson from that Incident could be brought hofne. To what extent, for instance, are you willing to “pay the bill” ? If a man is erecting a house, let us say, and through some unintentional blunder makes w rong measurements, and so causes erttra expense to the owner of th e building, does he usually insist upon paying for the damage? If, let us say you were a bookkeeper and through some in­ efficiency made your employer lose a sum of money, would you consider yourself in honor bound to make up the loss your em­ ployer sustained? If you were a doctor and through a wrong diagnosis caused a patient suffering and greater ill health, would you consider that you owed that patient a reparation bill? And do you enter on the proper side of the ledger the debts you owe for the blessings that eome your way—do you spend your days in trying to pay as many debts as possible, with especial attention to those th a t are not brought to the house by a collector on “bills rendered’* statem ents? * * * * It seems to The Herald th a t honest, scrupulous paying of debts would just about straighten out th e troubles of the world. The debts we owe and forget to recognize, the debts we mnke a business of forgetting—-if these were paid the world over, little else would be needed to bring peace and happiness everywhere. Unconquerable Age We did not learn if the broken window was paid for with the The Atlanta Georg km boy’s picture show money. It m atters little how that particular lesson was used. The important thing is, how most of us figure reminds one—in no unpicas-1 Henley sings: "I thank whatever up our debts. If we were given to analysing our honest indebted­ Youth way—of tin* lynicully friendly niuy for R1y unconquerable! ness nnd were ever seeking opportunities to “square it off”—you tunst: “ Here a to Woman! She needs I soul!’ can finish that sentence. You s o rt of know already what a dif­ no eulogy—she speak* ’ fur herself!" ference such a rule of life would make in the world, in Sanford, •So doca Youth. It is confident, Happily for the human race, that easily takes for granted that, having indomitable type of sou! is common. in your own home. Boxes Next to safely the thing you want mo3t of a safe deposit box Is convenience of location. Our vault is on the street floor nnd in It are boxes of all sizes nnd various prices. Bush ness men and firms in (he downtown district find the First National a convenient, pleasant place to do business. i First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. FOltSTEK, IVcsident ■■■KnnaBcanRaBHHRBniiEimxnnuiHiBI U B H R B H M MB H B C R E 3 U B 3 X I ! HUB B E E . & O S E S i f l f l B B R H B E K K S l m q g x u m s come later upon the scene, it is su­ perior to all the generations gone be­ fore. Christmas Comes But Once a Year Youth is courageous, unafraid to tackle the problems that have baffled Some one who very likely knew ju st what he was talking and defeated the elders. Youth is buoyant, invincible, the Sanford’s best year begins next about sent a-traveling through th e newspapers of the country symbol of the brave beauty of the Tuesday, in the last frenzied days before C hristm as this stanza: race. Have you qualified to vote in the bond election? Santa Ic't n 200 room hotel in San­ ford's stocking. -------- o--------An integral pnrt of your community is the home paper. -------- o — That boulevard along I.aka Monroe will prove to he a very popular drive. * *< --------- q-------And now that the excitement of Christmas is over, politics will be next in order. -------- o--------The latest ami most hopeful alliance among the professions is that of farm­ ers andbankers. -------- o--------Did you ever try using a little paint as a means of making your farmstead a place you like to stay close to? ---------o-------And now will come stories saying how many deaths were caused by bad liquor at Christmas time. — i--- o--------After Christmas the tourists (lock to Florida. Sanford should he nide to accommodate its share of them. Build more houses. -oPostmaster Hull says that the busi­ ness done during thu holidays has eclipsed last Christmas’ business by twenty percent. Is Sanford growing? -------- o--------Mustard, turnips, Swiss chard, Chi­ nese cabbage, lettuce, cos or immune, endive and celery are some of the veg­ etables that are valuable for their health-giving qualities. —----- o------ — The Sanford Herald complains that its tourist crop is “not all it ought to be." Quantity or Quality ?—Palm Death Post. Quantity, of course. —— —o-------Sanford’s merchants report the biggest Christmas in tno history of their stores. That’s a pleasant com­ mentary on the prosperity of this prosperous town. When you have finished reading your cony of The Herald roll it up and mail it to seme friend or pros­ pective visitor to Florida. This class of advertising brings tourists and permanent residents. . ------- o------- It won’t lie long before Sanford’s yacht basin will be filled with line yachts and there will be many winter visitors making this city their head­ quarters while in Florida. That yacht basin means lota to Sanford. Hardee comity comes out of the mud. A bond issue of $850,000 was voted two to one for the building of n county-wide system of hard surfac­ ed roads in thnt county. It won’t be long before there are good roads all over Florida. -----------------o ----------------- “There are some times Thnt try men’s souls. But now’s the tim e * » That tries their rolls.” If the fellow who wrote th a t is a good sport, however, he went through Christmas with never n thought of the vanished “roll.” The idea involved in th a t trite old saying, “Christmas comes but once a year’’ gives excuse for almost any kind of Christ­ mas spending, with the Christm as spirit uppermost. Empty of pocket, but smilingly pleased with the foolish plunder that has come to speak for well-intentioned friends,, the good sport will continue' to m ake Christmas a merry remem­ brance. He will not cast a gloom shadow as an afterm ath of the Christmas celebration. Let the "rolls” be tried. Let it be hard diggings to make up for the e x tra spending. It will be a long time until another Christmas__ plenty of time to lay aside a little extra cash for the shopping early business of another Christmas time. --------- o---------- Sermons From the Passers-By U. F. WHITNEIl, CMhitr The old man of our t;toiy will defy the grave to score a victory. Hats off to the splendid men nnd Women — bald or nilvor-urawned — whom age can not conquer, who march abreast with the young, who match vitality with wisdom, who greet even the unseen sickle of Father Time wilhlfi ‘a Rut Age—who ever sings the power an heroic cheer! n mil the calm giury oi Age, except Iqdustry—has infused nn indomita­ (l n Lhe aged themselves? ble element which makes Age hold on u When poets pay tribute to Age nnd n sentimentalists pipe out a reluctant to the vitality and courage of Youth. N An example of this persistence n are. prone be jnivi patroniz“song ^ M they mii i' iiv to mi uu iniio ,| ---- i...................................... a ing towaids a period which all must I came to the writer’s attention lately, n reach who do not diu young—beloved, The manager of a school for autoino- u * live engineers—or, you might say, n :>f the gods. M Our ruthless industrial sy.stcm— gnrr.ge helpers—received a written n worshipful of the great god, Effi­ application for membership from a n ciency—hns established u dead line man who mentioned casually that he M ti f >r thou*; who commit the crime of is SO! it growing old. The students range from 15 to 2:5, n And yet that same industrial order many of them coming direct from n N is so inefficient spiritually ns to fail school. a H to establish age pensions for those Answering the aged applicant's let­ ■ whom arbitrarily it declare unfit for ter, the manager tried tactfully to M K further competitive struggle. dissuade him from entering the a ■ school. The handicap of age is, of course, H The 80-ycar-young old man ignored K most serious for workers whose hands Ihe hints nnd blandly inquired wheth­ H are their main nsset. U Even among these the spirit of our er they wnnted his fee by check or ■ St day—more potent than the Moloch of money order. u Again the manager wrote, diplo­ ■ In reply came a check and—thu !J matically but firmly. octogenarian wus self-enrolled. W F eed Measure Free! Special offer for limited time only. Heavy Four X Retinned Feed Meas­ ure. One to a customer. Holds ex­ actly one feed for a work horse. Come while they last. Just what you’ve been looking for. Your Best Citizens and Largest Feeders use only O-MOLENE for Their Mules. Some .of their names are as follows: Hcrbut Brothers Thurston Brothers American Fruit Growers, West Siilo John Moisch Ed Moisch Joo Moisch J. B. Little Henry Nickle Miss II. VV. Fish J. F, Hickson A. II. MeMiehael ■ John G. Bender John Ludwig W. B. Pell F red Zcrrenner Boll Brothers Toney Faculo C. E. Henry II. W itte Fred Walsmn A. It. Moses P. F. Whigham C. Bell and hundreds of others. Is not this sufficient guar* iiiteo for your safety? Why lake a chance with the socalled (just as good) as 0MOLENE Cates Crate Co., Phone 181 S c rv ic o eta ti on fo r When you happen to have a half hour to spend watching th e e c o n o m y r a t i o n passers-by, do you find yourself getting lessons from what you see? fe e d Va l e z e . Does the man with gloomy face, for instance, make you spread a smile over your own countenance? Do you catch yourself asking, The South Once More Sings “My heavens do I ever look like th a t sorry pill"? Or when you sec The Ocala Banner a man go by representing a brave light against unequal odds, do you feel like taking a silent vow th a t you, too, will do a little more What is Iho spirit nnd significance less story. Thu south once more cf worthy service, th at you will make better use of your talents -if that tripping, light-hearted “na­ : iftgs “Dixie.” and your opportunities? There is a story often told of St. Francis of Assist that is tional anthem’ ’of the south, and of “H eart ami soul of us, we thrill gB B aan::H iarV c3ransa:*i::.*JiB 3:t;'*nx:ininaR us,aLanriixBii3Dsn»« to iho magic ot battle song for- •J,3 aasa.maBaani:jBRz;®RiSBiiga!«Wia;:stre?:s*a«i»a’x «aacxt3iu'K »-a worth recalling when you sit back to watch the passers-by. It a great part of the north, cast ntul • west as well? “Dixie” will last, cvt. ‘ 1 > >'ounK and dauntless in its r is (hat he once stepped into the cloisters of his monastery, and TENNESSEE GREEN POD it hna been predicted, after most 0f t,nic J'n laying his hand on the shoulder of a young monk said: “Brother, let us go down in to the town and preach." I '* « nation........ UkW “ All varieties of Rem! beans, including Mack and red Valcsi lines. The venerable father nnd th e young monk set curt together, have passed into forgotten history.] for t;:c ..tury „f heroic armies long uu Tennessee Green I’od, Stvinglcss Green I’od, Davis Wax, Re­ conversing as they went. They wandered down the principal “A little of gray old rebels, records .,KU dhnolv.d and of blood-red ban- ita Nashville Tennessean, met some burled these many years It a fuge.*, Kentucky Wonder anil McOaslan l’olo streets, anti wound their way through alleys and lanes, and even the time ngo in New Orleans, and saw: stirs the heart to memory and to M S to the outskirts of the town and the village beyond, until they “ Dixie ’again. The gathering of the tears a Your order should ho reserved u found themselves back at the m onastery again. Then inquired Confederate veterans, and the old . ,b is ., martill, air. Wo Uo m)l M song inspired the Nashville editor to { , t(, ju straill, ,1ur unrovcr w}u.n n the young monk: n brief appreciation of the south. . is* played, it is intimate* ami hu-ifl|| DEAN SEED COMPANY, Inc., “Father, when*shnll we begin tu preach?’’ beginning with the gathering of the man filled not with grandeur, b u t1}!! ORLANDO,----------------------------------------------------FLORIDA And the father looked kindly clown upon his son and said: old Confederates in New Orleans, he with joy. It is more than a war song, a "My child, we have been preaching while we were walking. writes: um taxggzurtscnxE nxaxnxiisxK -'tijcB ssnxitsicz BEsnEaaaaaiiBsy!**: it is the heart song of the south. “The gallant remnant of n host, ns We have been seen—looked n t ; our behavior has been rmarked, “It is the song of childhood and anil so we have delivered a m orning sermon. A h! my son, it is deeply scarred ty peace as war EOf, ;u;;ai;ic „( youth and pride nnd once more to stay its heart j, "ca” [i ham ineaa. it holds the perfume no use that we walk anywhere to preach unless we preach as we gather on the memory of heroic days well | jur.gnolin anil jessamine. It is tenwalk.” l.ved, of dangers well met, of youth- (m. y.dth the round of the south wind So the passers-by preach sermons for you—and you are fid sacrifice unsullied by thought of |,ifV,j;, , through long moss,and sweet every day a passer-by yourself! loss or gain. ^ ! .vith the fragrance of clover blooms,! “A tare old city is gay with flags; soft swept by n feummor breeze, ------------o--------- — flowers. Roses and bunting deck “It Is vibrant with the rustle of MEN ABE ENLISTED for the labor that kills; let them be and thi streets. The long years since the.palmo t : leaves, nnd rich with the' enlisted for the labor that feeds; and lei the captains of the W n are as a tide untold. Names of]melody of slave voices singing in the! jtj O sulphuric A LL mater- p ORMING a latter he held an much gentlemen as the captains of the former.— grim old battles Hilled the uir. Shades csttoa cr.d the corn, ceid o ro th - ■** iuls John Buskin. cf ui:for'*otteii heroes guarded the “Tho old song carries the sacrifice have ■* well-balanc•:>mp. The rustle of billowy skirts] of splendid youth, the eternal eager“ * ——"m **o — ■ er substance distinct fcrtilz- cd, quality forend the echo of soft music bring r-v-.s of boys who fought In a long LET YOUR CHILDREN be as so rrnny flower-', borrowed or.;?! She young life of a long g ir e f m o for things its music meant la which is hLnu- or value; noth­ tiliucr, the best from Cod. If the Mowers die or wither, thank God for a summer Tel s ceme now of campaigns them. Its strains defy regret and ing such as loan of then;.—Rutherford. ■•ml u? battle -‘Trafalgar, Marathon. g.ief. They own to no defeat that materials are ful to plants is S - i l s i n l s . s h o w me a mime that stirs means despair or desolation. They sand filler in used in menu- any liVo tlds’—nf fighting and of march,1-big the joy of faith and limitless de-; of our combined i n >f hunger nod cold and weariness. of,vct'on. In them youth lives unsorour mixtures. factoring it. brands. My Favorite Stories . idorv well borne, nnd of defeat thn* rowing through the years. ON - ACID Fertilizer is the Best Fertilizer Manufactured brougV no lrttornoss. Songs nnd! “ ‘Dixie’ is the home song of a laughter fill the nir. Old y 'm ra Jc brave lovely land. It holds no h’.ttcrt ’lrn to boyhood days with jokes and nesx. It makes no plea. Its roesSanford should provide many new houses, hotels and apartments b<?f,.r* Hcamp Mun’guniery, the character some skill and some creek?” storiea that time nor custom ever sage goes from heart to heart. Wheranother winter season. Just look at etm.ed’un who died a few years ago, stale, • over it is hoard, it carries to o th er! ’1he telegraph editor of a Denver the tourists this city could have this “The conquered banner is unfurlgil.; loysltlcs Ihe earner exultant eagerness made his first 4rip abroad on Iho newspaper complained to u country year if accommodations could be se­ The Confederacy revives It:: death- it hrirgs to ours.” cured here. Home ne.v high elms M&uiRanin. The weather wus bad correspondent who omitted names in apartment houses would soon bo filled from the very outset and for three hit: storien. He wrote the man that to capacity. A report thnt Cleveland will lore dr y 1 Scamp stayed below. if he neglected this essential detail --------o -------her presidential convent ion due to TOM SIMS SAYS Or: the fourth day he climbed out i:* his next yarn lie would be dis­ >0 tilers Kowipaper tcid erx ta in lb* United liquor s’noi tago is untrue. States, alter noting by the headlines on deck. The big ship—she v»:u the charged. that some murder cose bar been cm:- lsig -^t in thu world th e n —was wal wal.. few __ ___ A days later the editor gnt Th'J'o at u C 500,000 Illiterates in 1 (' V.dy may bo gradually worn off elude 1 and a sentence imposed, drops | low.t g through the sees that ran 20 this dispatch: down to the bottom of Ihe story toifvet nigh. Scamp made his way to ( “Como, Colo., Juno 8.—A severe the United Stalls, which ,s ignorance j tjjU se-,t of the trousers by putting find out about the appeal for a new where* two serious English toiirbtaj storm passed over thi, section this on their putt. I sandpaper in the ch'dra. trial, perhaps wondering whether the wor-* holding a private discussion In ; afternoon end lightning struck barbed grounds for this will b* on account •1 sheltered quit and, seining iiiio of wire fence on the ranch of Henry Our government is experimenting! A woman who gave her hamend of unpleasant weather or a change _ _Ihi-ni by the lapel of his coat, he. Wilson, killing three cows—their in the style of overcoats.—Times-«ga ped out: names being Jessie, ilossic and Uut- with hogs. Y cj, teal hogs. No not j bum cigars for Christmas tells us Uaion. Say, bo, I put U to you—ain’t th is1tereup.” office seekers. there are 711 new swear words. Ry Irvin S. Cobb , i,. 1 iir 1 ....................... ' ............. 1■ — : SATISFIED OWNERS BY TIIEIR EXCELLENT UK* FULL*, HAVE PROVEN DEFINITELY THE VALUE OF Main 1'tant, 1 n! •land, Florida Crude ntown Veru Homestead A Telephone f’al! or Letter Will firing Our Agent Non-Ac al Fertilizer & Chemical Co. "YOUR SATISFACTION MEANS OUR SUCCESS" Lakeland, Florida Agent fi. J. Star'dng ----- --------------------------Sruford, Florid 1 _ �■ •; : — mmmmi *.-v Y m< Side Given High Rank By The Association m — — Madison County Is I To Spend $300,000 For Better Roads ___ High, Lake Worth, B. S. Barney. necting Lee with Dowling h i re■nd all points east and west, reive attention costing’ 122,440 on It* COS 12 miles of length* County Rood No. 3, forming a junc­ tion with State Road No. 1 two miles below Madison, and extending' t o ' Blue Springs already has been com­ pleted at a cost of $1,700. Other items in the program call for the following: On county road No. 4, one of five direct connections Madison county will have with Georgia points, $28,030. This road extends 14 miles from Madison to the Georgia tine. County Road No. 5, about 17 miles in length, will afford direct connec­ tions between Madison.-Lovett, Quitman, Thomnsvillc and all points north and west. Improvements to be-com­ pleted within a year at a cost of $33,OOfl. County Road No. (1, about six miles in length, extending northwest from Greenville to Jefferson county line connecting with Asheville, Monticello, and points north and west. Improve­ ments to cost $12,500. County Road No. 7, I I miles long, connects Greenville with Quitman, Gn„ and points north. Starts at State Highway No. 1 n m int one and onehclf miles ea*!. of Greenville, extend­ ing to Georgia line. Be completed within n year at c:z‘. of $28,710. Largo High, Largo, G. C. Roberta. Lakeland High, G. E. Everett. Leon High, Tallahassee, L. G. Thomas. County High, Bradcntown, MADSON, Fla., Dec. 24.—This GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 20.— E. Manatee phone L Beeson. SIRS, FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; (Madison) county has begun work Residence 217-W Twelve new schools were added to Aliaml High, A. C. Alleshouse. on its roads which when completed Florida's list of "All Southern” high xAIulbcrry High, Alulbcrry, J. AL will enable any one travelling in nn schools for this current year. The Laps. automobile to reach the most re­ MIL AND MRS. WALSH ENTER­ list was authorized at the recent Symrna High, New Smyrna, mote point In the county from the TAINS AT CHRISTM AS DINNER. meeting of the Association of Col­ R. New L. Goulding. BEAUTY county scat and In any direction in The lovely home of Mr. nnd Mrs. leges and Secondary Schools of the Ocala Miss Mary Sheppard. less than n hour’s time. The plans Harry Walsh on Oak Avenue, was Southern States which met in Rich­ OrlandoHigh, High, Sexton Johnson. are so laid out that the traveler may the svein; of one of the prettiest par­ mond, December, nnd — Vn., early — , in- — .... is xjvcecnooce xKcechobce County High, Okee- go from town to town In the county ties, when they entertained nt Christ­ reloascd for publication by Dr. Joseph Ithobt w . N. Henderson. ■without having to pass through the mas dinner, Tuesday. Thursday—Mr. and Mrs. Charlc3 Uomer, secretary to the southern 0!,cc’ola County H|gh, K Kissimmee, j COur.ty scat unless they so desire. Smith will entertain with an eve­ Christmas festoons, wreaths, red commmision. Mn’', , "n 1D. B. Shaver. Tho program calls for the expendi­ bells, vivld-hued poinsettias and holly r" '" ning of music from 8 to 11 p. m., The list shows that Florida this Palmetto High, Palmetto, Oscar ture of more than $300,000 and con­ transformed the tooins into a bower year has n total of 36 high schools Smith. at their homy,. 217 East Third improvements on more than of Street. _. beauty. . , , . . , , , I in the “All-Southern” classification, xPanama City High, G, B. Sim­ templates ICO miles of highways. Thursday—Annual Ball of Socinl De­ ic dining table was centered with, which menus that they have an nc- mons. an at lis'.ic oriangcmcnt „ ___ of. _ _ , cle(|ited ranking with institutions of partment nt Woman's Club a t 0 p. holly Pensacola High, J. H. Workninn. and poinsettias and the place cards higher learning. Plant City High, I. M. AIcAlpin. Co"a nr. were in keeping with tho season. Up­ Thunsdny—Mrs. Walter Wight will Putnam County High, Palntka, W. Suwannee County High, Live Onk. A complete list of such schools in stairs in the den, a table and entertain the Every Week Bridge II. G. Metcalfe. gorgeous Christmas tree had been the slate follows, with those added II. Cassels. Club at her homo on Park Avenue, St. Augustine High. „ . J. AL Crowell. Tarpon Springs High, G. V. Fu­ arranged. for the children. The table this year indicated by an X: at " p. Ri. st. Leo Academy, St. Leo, Father guilt xAvnn Park High School, Avon was graced with nn effective Christ­ Thursday—Mrs. George Davis Hart j xTnylor County High, Perry, (J. M. mas suggestion and the place cards Park, I. C. AI. Ellcnhcrgor, principal. Florian Colbert, O. R. it. will entertain the members of the St. I.uciu County High, Fort Pierce, I Jour*. Clearwater High School, E. W. AIcadd favors were in keeping with the Idlers Club a t 3 p. m. N. H. Bullard. xThomni Industrial Institute. De^iay. At 1 o'clock a suinptous tur­ Alullen, principal. Friday—Senior Epworth League will St. Petersburg High, G. AL Lynch. Funink Springs, Thonms D. Bailey, ^Columbia county High School, nkey dinner was nerved. Places were have Christmas social nt the Meth­ xllnintilla High, Umntilln, W. O. Sarasota County High, Surnsota, J. marked for Air. and Airs. Lawrence Lake City, D. C. Trexler, principal. odist Church at 8 n. m. C. Peel. Smith, Concordia School, Jacksonville, Airs. Ammon, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Friday—Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Mrs. Wauchula High, Wnuchuln, S. W. Seabreeze High, Seabreeze, R. J. Britt, .Miss I-ce Ammon, F.mil Am­ Beulah AL Warner. George A. DoCottcn will entertnin I.ongstreet. Mclnnis. Dade County Agricultural High mon, Bernard Ammon, Vera Ammon, the members of the N. do V. How­ xSebring High, Scbring, I), E. WilWest Balm Beach High, W. H. Gor­ William Ammon, Jr., Charles Britt, School, Lemon City, J. G. Fisher. ard Chapter, U. D. C., at 3:30 p. m. Daytona High School, J, F, Fast-i llor”fl ... , . , , don. Orlando—Construction of new Alnrgarct Britt nnd Air. and Airs. nt the home of Mrs, Bishop on Winter Haven High, Samuel Long. $100,000 public library building hnrn xStunrt High, Stuart, Mrs. Joe A. Harry Walsh, Magnolia Avenue. xWlntcr Park High, Winter Park, UeLnnil High School, Robert II. Youngblood. Friday—Christmas tree for the mem­ completed. Adams. Summerlin Institute, Bartow, A. It. S. W. Cason. bers of Holy Cross Church at -I p. N. DE V. HOWARD CHAPTER, Delray High, Delray, I.. W. Cur m. nt the Eust Side Primary School. U. D. C. rier. .. <, , , ... , . „ . ■aUHNBK*HHHHaHHKHl*aunHnBHHHHaNUXHrUHHHHH*NBHNtSHUHBHKNHHB*SIHN*aHHIIHaHJHHHHHUNHNM« Saturday—Mrs. Fannie S. Munson On Friday afternoon nt 3:30, Alls. 1 Soto County High, Arcadia, C. I. em iB iiE H iiaiiB S H iM iR sii l a a i i a n i K a a a i s u i s i a s H a a c s B M H a i i a K i i i i f l R H f l M i i i a s i i a B i i R a u B will entertain nt tea in honor of G. 1). Ili hop nnd Mrs. George l)e- Hulling w orth. mb ■■ the visiting college girls at 5 N CotteE will entertain the members Dumiellon High, Dunndlon, Don T. M Miss Sylvia Bralnerd, daugh­ ■ ■ o’clock, a t her home on Myrtle Ave­ of tho N. lie V. Howard Chapter, U. Alunn. ■■ ter of Mr. and Airs. E. C. Drainnue. I). nt the home of Airs. Bishop Duval High, Jacksonville, II. II. UN HR cn Magnolia Avenue. ord of Washington, I). C., is one Rutherford. mb An this will be the first mooting o f. xRustis High. Eustis, W. L. Goette.’ of the season’s most popular, and Miss Rath Gillon Is visiting in the chapter since the election of of* n n r i d n 'T u U ^ ua Okeechobee, ns the guest of Miss also most beautiful member of fu.er.1 k is earnest!} desired that all | noj;n Springs, George W. Ilulvey. Mary Howard. ' the younger set. members attend. Fort Lauderdale High, I.. L. Black- Jjg Following the business session n burn. nn Mr. and Mra. Harry IL-cron mo­ J social hour will be in order. Fort Meade High. Walter Roberts.;*■ tored to Daytona Beach where they DINNER PARTY. Gadsden County High, R. AJ. Evspent Christmas most pleasantly: Mrs. Charles Henry Smith was the WILL ATTEND CHARITY BALL nits. AT ORLANDO WEDNESDAY. gracious hostess Tuesday when she' Gainesville High, F. W. Bucholz. Tommie Thompson left Tuesday for ............... vuirisi-; The charity hall which is given each entertained ,*. at dinner mu, and i,a Christ-; Gwynn High, Fort Alyers, J. L. u a Jacksonville where he will attend the mas tree nt her homo on Third Street, >CV': n;. ,ho ®rjn*?.,Jp Dimitry r i “b; Orrr. >HB Fratrnity dance, Wednesday evening. covers being laid for nine 1an,‘ is tho most brilliant of the social | Hillsboro County High, E. L. Rob- £ n The whole lower Boor was openedj “ " l , 1* withjn u ch inson. Homestead High. Homestead, L. E. B„ Erwin Seay of Dndc City arrived c.i suite and bright with flaming evening. Among those from San­ Bennett. Sunday to spend the holidays as the poin>xUi:vt. holly wreaths, hot Is nmi ford who will attend are Air. and Mrs. Leesburg High, Leesburg, R. L guest of his sister, Sirs. Widemun following the dinner Santa Claus dis­ Reginald S. Holly. Mhs Mildred tributed the gifts t'ror.i tho tree. Iinmon. Caldwell. Holly nnd Mr. and Airs. S. S. Baumel. Covers were laid for Air. and Airs. F. R. .Mitchell, Russell Mitchell, “5 Mrs. George Davis Hart has ns her George Mitchell, Edward Alitchcll, ANNUAL BALL ON THURSDAY other than Thursday. SS guests nt her lovely home on San­ Miss Blanche .Marquette, Dorothy Airs. Langley asks that all memEVENING. ford Heights, Mr. and Airs. W. II. Smith and Air. and .Mrs. C. H. Smith. Attention is called to the Annual tiers expecting to attend the ball to nn Sharp of Statesboro, Ga. JJj* Ball of the Serial Department of the please phono her (21). HN l KRTAINS AT CHU 1ST MAS Woman's Club, which will be held The annual ball will be the most bril- Kg DINNER. Thursday evening lit the Woman’s limit 3ocial affair of the season, and j*u Airs. John Cock Dcen hns as her ■M will b- given at the new clubhouse, Ijj! guests during the holidays, her brothO.ie of the most delightful of the Club, with Airs. W. T. Langley as which is so well adapted for this purhn SS cr-in-law and sister. Air. nnd Mrs. many dinner parties given Tuesday hostess. The change having been ■■ pore. Quite a number of out-of-;*Jj made on account of the inability of It. E. Beverly of Jacksonville. was that given by .Mrs. W. A. Fitts town guests arc expected. securing the orchestra on any date HR at her attractive home on Union Ave­ ►a Sidney Chase from Winter Haven nue, covers being laid for 11. aw ZB is spending the holidays here with Tho I mg table was centered with mjBaHaaNxisRsiiKRgRinatiKczxxDBHXBcu'JUBLiHaauaiJuuBKKacasn m his parents Air. and Airs. S. O. Chase a large plateau of cut flowers, lores at their home on O ik Avenue. m KK and naui iti predominating. The J! r< 'a xa place cards were suggestive of the The ninny friends of Airs. J. S. day. At I o’clock a delicious six* r« n s.m g u o m C— PBgD (Aunty) Wilson, who has been quite course dinner was served. r. at 080 2 o e o ill, will be interested to lenrn tint ■ SB Besides the mondwis of the family, she is improving and is now able to covers »“ «'■ were laid for Mr. and Mrs. It. »tl ...................... ... .......... . . . . , ./ .. see her friends. S. Sheldon, Mr. nnd Airs. J, 1), Shel­ 2 *•* ' F1IIST ROAD ATTRACTION'THIS SUAHON 2 RN don, Didpli Sheldon and J. D. Shel­ « IM Mr. and Airs. Edwin C. Golson, Mrs. don, Jr. n ONE NIGHT ONLY C. Christan and the latter’s two si32 jt* an * HE ter-in-law visiting here from Chica­ “ *x go formed n congenial patty motoring Miss Gladys Adams and Virgil 2 M to Orlando Sunday afternoon. Smith motored to Lushing Tuesday u 3* uests of where they were the 2 “M Airs. -Margaret Barnes of Orlando friend 9* spent Christmas day here ns the guest 22 *NX ,a of her parents, Cnpt. and Airs. W. A. Dr. L. I). Itirown r.nd ■ UK Fitts. Hr., nnd brother and wife, .Mr. returnicd Wed tu'.slny fre u P.-dat!;.i, b AROUND THE WORLD TOUR * sin uml Mrs. Aylette Fitta. 2 Rfl where the y *p« nt the wee! -end ns the gf guest i of the former’s father and a■ The Only Company I’reaentinR Alias Blanche Marquette of Alt. sister. In the Original Entirety la Olive, N, C., has arrived and will X The Greatest Laughing Success of all Times spend several weeks here as the Air. arid .Mi s. W. A. I.efflef and u gue.it of hoi sister, AIr3. Charles Hen­ childnl>:i iliiotol el III EUSlis Tuesday M American Fun l>y the Dual-Load ry Smith nt her home on Third Street. whore thi >y uncut the day an the ■ MB Cl M guest ! (if Mrs. LelTler’s ] a Mr. and Airs'. John Lconnnli re­ and AIirs. K. R. Alurrcll. turned home Tuesday evening from Plant City, where they spent the «i- a^ Air:i. AL Rrooks an • week-end us the guests of the latter’s t in n ofG.Him City, N. arrived m LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT 3 parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. t . Hath- Tuc: i!ay for a it -exteliib’i visit with a cock. her sisiers, Mra. L. 1\ Mel tiller and S JACQUETS Miss Emma Owens. Dr. Erooka will n LONG COAT The many friends of Alias Gladys join itis wife heir some time after „ ASTRAKHAN Morris, wh i is teaching a t Leesburg, January 1. Airs, l’ro.k-. will be ie r m CHOICE are extending her a most cordial ir.cinbercd here as Alirs Mattie * AND PLUSH welcome. Miss Morris is the guest Owc.u. " of Mrs. E. L. Brown at her home on Hanford Hwghts. Air. and Airs. W. A. Fitts hnd ns their guests Tu - day, the latter’.- paG, Harry Bnunier of Washington, r. util, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. H. HhcUlon of D. C., arrived here Sunday, and will New Smyrna, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. spend the holidays hero with his wife Sheldon nnd J. I». Sheldon. Jr., ot T IIE 1*1,AY T H A T H ROK E THE and family, who are spending the win­ New Smyrna, and Dolph Sheldon of W O R LD ’S LA U G H RECORD ter in Hanford at the Welaka Apart­ Jacksonville. ments, In Now York two years, Boston five months, Chicago six months and Phil­ Air. and Airs. George Me Rory nnd Mrs. Edgar Thompson left Tues­ rhildrea motored to Leesburg on adelphia four months day for Jacksonville and Atncon, Ga., .Monday where they are the guests Don’t Follow Tin? Crowd—Got Ahead where she will spend several days of Mrs. McRory’s mother, Mrs. E. S. with relatives. She will also visit her McKenzie. Air. AUUroiy returned of it—Buy Seats In Advance son who is a student nt the Georgia Tuesday evening, while Airs. MeRory Military College at Milledgcvillc. will remain for a week or ten days. Air. and Airs. K. L. Pagett and fam­ prices—50c to $2.00—A few at $2.50 plus ta* ily have moved to Green Cove Springs ATTENDED DE.MOL.VV DANCE. Air. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Alisa where they will make their future SEAT SALE OPENS FRIDAY, DEC. 28 home, [t is sincerely regretted that Bari La Lake and Calvin Teague mo­ MAIL AMI PHONE (IIIIIEIIS NOW! this popular couple have left Sanford, tored to Orlando Tuesday evening but hope they will again return and where they attended the DcMulay Christmas dar.ee. make this their home. S DOC LEND ARJ URSDA Y Milane Theatre Wednesday,- Ian. 2 Out the Long and Short Coats A New Shipment Just Arrived of the Jacquet Styles s cp i ^3 1 5 c b p > e e r o Long Coats $ 1 0 .5 0 to $ 1 6 .7 5 Q o 6 1 d o -.UBnJ{jKaai;a!aKB.jimKrurna'xs'rsarnsrtwnx'iRRHBnanBJisaKURsaannnnaBRRMJHHasuiiusHyaB b r i m aanaaai ■RBH’nuHiieaiiannaniiuHanBBcoauBBaanananaRBaEiBa: ■ D Bi ai snu B aB H BEr aRnBaBEg aa yBu iui uuauB2' ja: -vE. i u s ** »“ i »i i eu *u ^ “= * < ^ i i ii ab uu «j «i u B an aBa H HB i t gBi E s aaHnasua«EB B a ; n3 B z apBar«. r- xi u i . bj .u- *a U i a a a a a a a a z E . x i D B a a i B s i t a a a M B S z s s a s M s s B s s a i i s a M B U B B t t i i s a B a E B s l u u u u B U i t B B B B a B R B B n x u a u a o u H H Q M n a B o a a a B a B X B B B B i u B B u u a t n e b b b b u ao.uab a m b m *! bbbbbrbbdrrbbhm b I f You D idn’t Get a Check This Christmas— in our savings club now and get one next year. Thousands were made happy this week. 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Ai m �| Sixty Thoasand to be Derived from the Sole Thereof Iquestion of the totaaco of the bond* *\ Ito be Used to Acquire, Establish, | provided for by this ordinance. Purchase and Construct a Gas Plant Section 5. That the form of the or Plants,’ and ballot for said election shall be as FOR the acquisition and establish­ follows, to-wit: PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer­ ment of a gas plant or plants, to be FROM THE SALE THEREOF, TO operated and maintained by the City tain Ordinance of the City of San­ I1E USED TO ACCUIP.E. ESTAB­ of Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, ford, Florida, Numbered 70, entitled, “An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ and sue of Bonds by the City of Sanford, FOR BONDS.” STRUCT A GAS 'PLANT OR "AGAINST THE APPROVAL of Florida, in the Sum of Scventy-ilve PLANTS. Whereas, tho Charter of tho City thnt certofti ordinance of the City of Thousand Dollarn, tho Proceeds to of Sanford, Florida, provides among Sanford, Florida, numbered 09, en­ bo Derived from the Sole Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Build, Construct (Sr TS» AnwIilrS r rr u i titled: to interfere, Here Interference other things that tho City of San­ nnd Equip With the Necessary FurBOSTON, Dec. 20.—International lowed ford, Florida, shall have the right to ’An Ordinance Providing for the unlimited. Intercollegiate football contests be­ in The McGill coach raid he believed acquire, establish, own and operate as Acquisition and Establishment of a tween American and Canadian col­ that modification of the Canadian a public utility, a gps plant nr plants, Gas 'Plant or Plants, by tho City of leges would be made entirely prac­ rules regarding interference con­ and to provide the City and the in­ ticable by certain minor chongcs in form to American rtnndnrds towould Sanford, Florida, to be Maintained both codes of rules, in the opinion of benefit the game there. He ulso took, habitants thereof with commercial nnd Operated oa a Public Utility, and Frank Shaughncssy, Coach of McGill the stnnd that introduction of the for- gas, and Providing for an Issue of Utility University, Montreal. Shnugnessy, a ward pass into tho Canadian game Whereas, the City Commission of Bonds of the City of Sanford, Florida, form er Notre Dame football star who would beneficial and thnt adoption intion tho City of Sanford, Florida, now is now manager of the Syracuse In­ of the he in the Sum of One Hundred and Canadian rules regrading ternational Longue Baseball club in ing behind an opponent’s goal kick­ deems it most expedient .and to the Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds line addition to his coaching duties nt would help the American game. In best interest of the City of Sanford, to be Derived from the Sole Thereof, Montreal, enme here in connection Canada l;i"king behind the opposing Florida, to acquire, establish, main­ to be Used to Acquire, Establish, with tho impending invasions of the team's goal counts for n single point McGill hockey tcum. if the opponent is unable to carry or tain and operate ns a public utility, Purchase nnd Construct a Gas Plant Speaking from his experiences in kick out on the paying ileld. a gas plant or plants, or Plants,’ and football on both sides of the border, he American pluyern ns n rule, nciordTherefore, He It Enacted by the AGAINST the acquisition nnd es­ .■aid, the- chief ahstncle to - n common ing to Shnughncssy, are superior to People of the City of Sanford, Flor­ tablishment of a gas plunt or plants, basis for the sport was the difference Canadian in lino play nnd line plungin the rules regarding Interference, ing. hut Canadians excel in open field ida: be operated and maintained by the In the Canndinn game the offensive running nnd kinking, Section One: That it is the de­ City of Sanford, Florida, r.s a public team must gain ten yards in three The appearance of the Mc- termination of the City Commission downs while in the United .States n Gill football team against Dartmouth of the City of Sanford, Florida, to utility, and team is given four downs to gain tho at Hanover next full will mark its . , , . . . . . . . . AGAINST BONDS.” same distance. In Cnnadn interfer-i first appearance in New England in ;Ra,un! nn,‘ establish, own, maintain Section Eight: This ordinance ence also is restricted to three yards-many yearn, although McGill is rred- ami‘ operate ‘ ns a public utility, ..... n gas shall become effective immediately In front of tho line of ncrlmmnge aud ited with having introducer! the Ruby plant or plnntn, and to provido the only men within one yard of the line! game In the United States in a con- City und the inhabitants thereof, with upon its finnl passage and adoption. when the lmll in put into piny nre id-jtsct with Harvard in 187-1. Adopted this 10th day of Decem­ nn adequate and ample supply of ber, A. I). 1923. commercial gas. FORREST LAKE, Section Two: That the City Com­ S. 0. CHASE, mission of the City of Sanford, Flor­ (SEAL) C. J. MARSHALL, ida, further deems it expedient and l By Jigjrs An the City Commission of to tho best interest of the City of i the City of Sanford, Florida. Sanford, Florida, and it is the determi­ Chnptcr XIII “'Tis me—Monahan—in the box!” nation of the City Commission of the Attest: He W113 starvin' when I let him out. Monahan Cels Out of Jail I* It. PHILIPS, “ You see," said he, “ I shipped ine- City of Sanford, Florida, to issue 1 explained, in me last chunter, just * City Clerk. why I was beholden to Tim Monahan, r.c!f out of jnil to you. Anything's! utility bonds of the City of Sanford, who played in his brother’s brass hotter than bein’ on the inside lookin’ Florida, in the sum of One Hundred 12-12-19-20-1-2-9-Bt band till he went to nickin’ pockets out.( Give me food, Jiggs, I’m perish- nr.tl Sixty Thousand (§100,000.00) for a livin'. T w as not long nftor thnt when Tim " I got him food, slipping’ past! ” oH,,r"’ ih* P™™!* ,,e1Hvc‘1 [r° m wan arrested for trying’ to walk off Maggie with the dish behind m e jtlie «*le of "“ “l bon'13 to !><-’ used for the following municipal purpose, ttfwith n suitcase belongin' to a travel- back. “Where nre you gain', insect?” said wit: To acquire, establish, purchase AN ORUIANACE PROVIDING FOR in' man. The suitcase, unfortunately, AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE was full of Scotch, which was one she. “To fix the furnace some mare, ami construct a gas plant or plants, CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, reason. I suppose, the truvein’ man r.nw Tim before he had walked ten dartin', I want to keep you warm,” including suitable land, easements, IN THE SUM OF SEVENTY-FIVE said 1. structures, boilers, engines, ilyuhios, feet. THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE I should never have said it. For machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ “There’s n box of hooks came for softened her heart. She gets thnt duits, conductors, pipes, gasometers, PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED you today,” raid Maggie to me about it comutimcs, and when she does, FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO a week Inter. “ I'm gltul to see you're way nothin' must do but she must tome i nnd other apparatus and npplinnees improving your mind.” BE USED TO ACQUIRE, BUILD, and give me a kiss. That's why she for making, manufacturing, gener“Books?” raid I to Maggie. “Some­ walked in the cellar not five minutes, nting and distributing commercial CONSTRUCT AND EQIUP WITH body must have sent them to me. 1 1Inter, later, just ns nn Monahan and me was w:r i gas, said gas plant or plants, when THE NECESSARY FURNITURE hnvon’t read the one 1 got for Christ- Kottin’ net for a band of pinoelde. AND FIXTURES, A CITY HALL mns yet.” “Monahan”, said I, “say your pray­ completed, to lie operated, and main­ I called James, (he butler, and had ers!” AND ADMINISTRATION BUILD­ tained by the City of Hanford, Florhim put the box in the cellar, and I ING. <iiil nr.1 htnr ,f n ~! Monhunan for i,]„, n;5 n public utility, for the purthought no more about it till Maggie a \week afterward. Then, whie 1 was, . , . ., ... sent me down stairs to fixx the furnace, still in the hospital, I got a letter 1)0,0 firrnlshlntc to the City of San- BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE ’Twas while l was sholevin’ coal that from him. ' “ ” | ford, Florida, and to the inhabitants OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, I heard somebody say, in a funny “Dear Jiggs,” said Moimhnn, “I i thereof, nn ndequntu and ample supvoice: “Jiggn! Oli, Jiggs!” FLORIDA: went back to jnil, where it’s safe.” j jjy (,f commercial gas. “Holy nnokesl* said !. “Twits the Section 1. That the City Commis­ voice of a spirit!” Copyright HI22. 7nt'lT 'Feature SorvJ •S‘’eti‘,n Throo: That il h* lhn ',0- sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, “’Twas not!” said the voice. Inc. | termination of the City Commission — ,— . , ----------| of the City of Sanford, Florldn, that deems it expedient nnd to the beat interest of the City of Sanford, Flor­ > NOTICE Btq NUm Hundred and ida, to issue bonds of tho City ef JUDGE EDWIN HAHN, California ' ■ f I i)8Wty Thousand (§190,000.00) Dollars, jurist—Husbands ought not to lose Sanford, Florida, in tho sum of Notice is hereby ...............* ........in J wiU ht' r«0«lrc«l for the purpose mongiven, that Seventy-five Thousand (§75,000.00) sight of the fact that mothers ore tinned in Sections One und Two of this pursuance witli the Charter and Dollars, the proceeds derived from not charged with the entire responsi­ accordance with provisions of jaw, rfinanet.*. the rale of said bonds to be used for Section Four: Thnt a bond issue bility of caring for the little ones, the annual meeting of the Stock, .. .. ,, . . .i holders of the Seminole Securities in the sum of One Hundred nnd Sixty the following municipal purpose, tonnd the mother, ns well us the father, Company will be hold nt the office ($1(10,000.00) Dollars, for wit: To ncquire, build, construct und is entitled to muke vislto and social : of* the ................. ‘ ( onipnny in Thousand President of' the ,> . . , equip with the necessary furniture rated thi. ft*,. ,,r |,.| . 1 Die municipal purpose rnum cra calls. iru* i n ; oi JbiuuorU, Merida, on the, . i ( u„. .. mid fixtures, a City Hall und Admin­ 8th day of Jnntmry, 1921, nt tho hour n ‘ specilually net forth m Sections .Seetn One and Two of this Ordinance, is istration Building; and it is further •1:00 o'clock the determination of tho City Com­ mission that the construction und the furnishing of said City Hall nnd Ad­ ministration Building is a necessary public Improvement, nml that name woman will only sit down nnd nay, ALFRED FORSTER, City of Sanford, Florida, actually will he uf great benefit to said mu­ -.'.‘Wo!I, I've made a fool of myself in Secretary. \ participating in nn election to be nicipality. this business,1' they wouldn't do it 12-12-19-2i5-3tc I called and held at such time and in Section 2. That the funds to be again. f.ueh manner an is prescribed by the derived from the suit* of the said pro­ Relieved Itoy*n Coagb. Charter and the ordinances of the posed issue of bonds is hereby upHERBERT S. HOUSTON, publicist Just received enr of High Grade City of Sanford, Florida. propriuetd exclusively for the above —Jesus never considered whether n Reef Pulp. Seminole Feed Co. 2t Section Five: That said bonds staled municipal purpose, nnd a bond Mrs. L. Van Belju, Pemlroy, Mont., man wax a Roman or n Greek or n j .shall be of the denomination of One issue in the sum of Seventy-five Samaritan, nor of wlmt party nor of writes, “I like your Cough Medicine Thousand Dollars each, bearing in­ what school of thought he wan a very well. My little boy, (i yearn old, terest at the rate of five and one-half Thousand (§75,000.00) Dollars, for had a very bad cough and after using the municipal purpose enumerated member when he extended Inlp. His (BbiG) per centum per nnnuni, in­ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ and specifically set forth in Section terest payable semi-annually, on the followers today must endeavor to POUND he secured relief.” For 1, of this ordinance, be, und the same show at least something of the same coughs, colds and hoarseness there is first days of January und July, said is hereby authorised, provided, how­ spirit. Ho better remedy on tho market to­ issue of bonds to be numbered con­ ever, that before said bonds, or any day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND secutively from l to ICO, both num­ part of said bonds shall be isucsd, TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the bers inclusive, all of said bonds to this nniinar.ee shall be first approved CLOGGED THROATS mature thirty (.‘10) years after the Vfjint your wind is shut off and test of time, serving three gene ra­ date of the Issuance thereof, both by a majority vote of the electors of tp-aUiing ililhrult you try to niisn *t.»* tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ principal and interest of said bonds the City of Sanford, Florida, actual­ iilijcgi i jiy i.iiililcnly ’(.uutractlng dm stitutes.—Adv. bmgn tutil foreiiiff air lliriit'cli tha to be payable at the Chase National ly participating in nn election to be ll.piat. Thu; is ban! on jour lutiRs Bank, in tho City of Now York, State called nml held nt such time ami In no i your ili;oat and dilates tho btood WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS rls. Clogged tli rimto are rtwlljr nnd of New York, in lawful money of the ouch manner as in prescribed by the •pi; l:!y ojMiii'c', fib' riii rui.i'i! and tlf the c'mngeiihlo weather which United States of America. Said charter nnd the ordinances of the C'.'.uit !■ t. iidlifil nml It.al>‘d by Leon- weWith have at this season of thoe year ,l0nds shall be signed by the Mayor City of Sanford, Florida. •m5i*ii C'uirU Syrup (iTensnh'd). It •valent. „ I ’vi at i .'.minim:, fi.nl. hq: and inn a coughs and colds are very prov Section' 3. That said honda shall the City of Hanford, .Florida, and tu 11 anti cutle titlon. Bi t r 'n»- He prepared for them. Have a notbe of the denomination of One Thou■s •' I"* rotisba, n l f , bwinehlllt, tic of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR! hv the Clerk of the City of Sanford, " ; > | ) e'.uip, net! wim<q>in- im t ! . ( (IMPOUND handy, nnd with the Florida, and shall have affixed tiierc- snnd (§1,000.00) Dullurs each, bear­ ;.u-o aud (Jcaouat. At y>ur lin t sign of a tough or cold take a ing interest at the rate of five and does and prevent a serious ailment. to, the seal of the City of Sanford, one-half per centum per annum, in­ Fiorida, and the interest coupons to FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ POUND has been tho standard family he attached to said honda shall be terest payable semi-annually on the cough remedy for over 35 years, signed with tho engraved or lith­ lin t days of January und July, said N OT ICE bringing prompt relief und when OlIIl IJATTEliY BUSINESS has once used yon will never be without ographed fnc-simile signatures of Issue of bonds to be numbered con­ secutively from 1 to 75, both numbers raid Mayor and said Clerk. been moved from WIGHT BROS. it. Sold everywhere.—Adv. inclusive, all of raid bonds to mature Section Six: That the Mayor of Garage In mir Stntinn on West thirty years after the date of the is­ the City of Sanford, Florida, is here­ First Street If you wish to run a Want Ad suance thereof, both principal nml by instructed, authorized and em­ phono 118 and a mlicilor will .ail. RAY BROTHERS powered to call an election to de­ interest of said bonds to be payable DisL'ihutors of “EXIDE” ami termine the question of the issuance at The Chase National Bank in the “ WILLARD” Batteries of the bond* provided for by this City of New York, State of New York, in lawful money of the United Stales ordinance. Section Seven: That the form of of America; said bonds shall be Cut This Out—It h Worth Money , Send this nd and ten cents to Foley AN ODINANCK PROVIDING FOR the ballot for raid election shall be signed by the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avt*.. Chicago, THE ACQUISITION AND KS- as follows, to-wit: "FOR THE APPROVAL of thnt of the City of Sanford, Florida, and III., writing your name nml address TABLISIIMENT OF A GAS clearly. You will receive a ten cent PLANT OR PLANTS, BY THE certain ordinacc of the City of San­ shall have affixed thereto the seal of bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. ford, Florida, numbered 09, entitled: the City of Sanford, Florida, and the “An Ordinance Providing for the interest. coupons to be attached to TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds TO BE MAINTAINED AND and hoarseness, also free sample pack­ OPERATED AS A PUB­ A3.|UUiition and Establish m int of a sahl bonds shall be signed with the LIC UTILITY, AND PROVIDING Has Plant or Plants, by the City of engraved or lithographed fnc simile ages of FOLEY PILLS a diuretic FOR AN ISSUE OF UTILITY Sanford, Florida, to be Maintained signature of said Mayor nml said stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY ir-vY RONDS OF THE CITY OF SAN­ and Operated as a Public Utility, und Clerk. CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ FORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM Providing For nn [.'sue of Utility stipation and Biliousness. These Section 1. That the Mayor of the OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX- Hnmlc. of the City of Sanford, Flor- City of Sanford, Florida, is hereby wonderful remedies have helped mil­ lions of people. Try them!—Adv, TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE ida, in the Sum of One Hundred andi instructed, authorised and empower- FAMOUS COACH ADVOCATES AMENDING FOOTBALL CODES IN ORDER FOR U .S. AND CANADIAN GRID TEAMS TO PLAY Building" and, FOR BONDS, and, AOAJN3T THE APPROVAL of thnt certain Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, Numbered 79, en­ titled, “An Onfinnr.ee Providing for nn Issua of Bonds by thu City of Sanford, Florida, in tha Sum of Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds t obc Derived from’ the Sale Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Build, Construct and Equip with tho Neces­ sary Furniture and Fixtures, a City and, AGAINST BUNDS. This ordinance shall t*eo»e affec­ tive immediately open its final p u . snge nnd adoption. Adopted this 10th day of Decem­ ber, A. D, 1923. FORREST LAKE, S. O. CHASE. C. J. MARSHALL, As tho City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Cclrk, 12-12-19-26-l-2-9-5t , , MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE ORDINANCE NO. 70 iitin l I I tin t ,LTOS f u., u . L I f / .i- J ]/ IJit- IJ I•! ritt.l tn tlln Exp crim en tin g with offgrade or unknown motor oils is a dangerous and expensive pastime. There are undoubt­ edly other good oils on tho market to-aay, but the ex­ perience of this Company has been so large and covers so many years, that it has pro­ duced a motor lubricant of tho highest quality—to retail at the lowest price commenFurato with its value. Pay more attention to your meter. Find out from our chart of recommendations just what grade and weight cf oil your motor requires id, once you have determin­ ed this fact, remember that for. efficiency and long-run economy you had “Better Stick to the Standard” and put nothing in your crank case but £tilin 111 i n il M OTOR O IL CF ORDINANCE NO. 69 is a n o * h :r o.io c f o u r products thnt hno ixitabL.-hc.’d a standard and stic k s to it. vVii'jv.'Wi y o u se e th is t/a d o -m a rk display­ ed, y o u cun depend o;* never-varying quality. U (f $ 5 a mCQRPCRAJEO mKENTUCKY u ij yj ’<uv �- A y * ' JVT& rV.yJ* r+V < ^ V T 7 ’ ^ ^ f * ' ' 7 / / . # . K / •* ’ % ? 171 BRBWa. ..... ' ■ -* > 1 P A O E 0E Y 0I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1923 herald want ads are willing workers •* • ' 4 s m . i They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you ffANT AD RATES rtRtfS-CASH IN .ADVANCE TeIephone<! n<U, will be receive,! L patron* ar,I collector cent teunedintcly for paymcr.t. tt>«- n llm* , Tt * r --------. n »««- 1 .................... I 'Il,nr* WANTED— FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Mndnm Harriet, Beauty Pnrlnr. STRAWBERRY PLANTS^S?nd $2.50 for 500 Missionary or Klondykn, larger lots r.t reduced prices. John Pir-htfoot, E. Chattanooga. Term. Dihles for Mob* Over Mobley’s Drug Store Pork Ave. Phono 213. »■r„ n l i ne ........... {it a tlui* y i T r a t c for Uruk face type. Braced rates for consecutive In191-tfc Krtions. Count six words 10 tho WANTED—Assintnncc of any kind ■toe Minimum charge of ,10c for i cnn nneursd by running a want toi insertion. All advertising b ;ad in Tho Herald. This class of ad­ rtitricted to proper cluteiflcntiou. vertising coats very little and is r a n In ease of eiror The Ilcrnld will by nearly everybody. If h, need of k responsible for only 0110 incur- "iTice help, farm help, cooks, or in w t Insertion, the advertiser for feet any kind of help, just phono 1J8 j]| subsequent insertions. The and give your nd over tho telephone. Herald office should be notified WANTED—To rent, furnished house immediately in ease of error. by responsible party. Small family. Answer this ad by letter giving com­ plete description, price nnd loenton. Address Itox 101, care The Sanford for prompt nnd efficient service. Iferald. WANTED—Customers to save Ford BUILDING Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 purchase nt Wight's. MATERIAL MUST corner 4th IT ’S EASY T O OW N YOUR HOM E Buying Real Estate In Sanford is not a rich man's game—it is for the man of modest income who wants to become inde­ pendent; for the man who wants his home, a place his fnmily can point with pride to and say “That’s our home." Start searching today for your future home nmong the choice Real Estate offerings in The Want Ad section. ‘ Sanford’s foremost Renltors every day advertise thejr best listings on the classified pages of The Hcrnld, To reach nil the people effectively—leave your Wand At at The Herald Office. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR RENT PRESSMAN—Want erf a t once, steady job, must ho able to handle high class work. Man fam iliar with Miller ; feeder preferred. Apply nt Sanford Herald.__________________________ | WANTED—Experience I lady cash­ ier. Apply manager Union News Restaurant, A. O. L. Depot. WANTED—Competent chauffeur to take care of gentleman's place. WANTED—By small tamdy, tompentent cook. Call at Hcrnld office for infnrmtaion, SA'yT T Wlf il FLOWERS When you are in Orlando viult the Violet Dell Florists. [•OR KENT—Hnscldons Place a t 311. rer Lake. Attractive proposition. (\ O. Box 1033. i WANTED to rent small furnished house from January 1 to May 1, must be well located and have two bed rooms. State full particulars in rcpiy or see 31r. Combs nt Herald office. 6t EUR RENT—Two rooms for light housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th and F.lm Ave. The nir is full 01 things, You shouldn't miss. Get n Radio. and Sanford Ave. FOR SALE—!) ft. show case. 100 N. Sanford Ave. I’honc 473 J. Hopkins Shoe Shop I Work Guaranteed. ROD E. First St. REGULAR meals -erved n t Tho Permanent wave, oil steam process Pheonix, single meals, by the day Reduced rntcB until Xmas. Mnrinelb Y. M. C. A. IN JAPAN Shop. Phone 193. , or week. Try them. Advertisement. lit}- T h e A n x o r l.ilPit 1 'rrx x ) TOKIO, Dec. £2.—Thtf Y. 31. C. A. BABY CHICKS—S. C. Reds, Barret Rocks. White and Silver Wynn Fur quick results ure Herald intends to rebuild its hall, gymnas­ dottes, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C ium and technical schools in the Want Ads. They are read by nearly Anconaa. Heavy egg producing AUTOMOBILES AND LOST A N D FOUND Kemta district of Tokio, destroyed everybody. strains, redigreed, exhibition, nmt by the earthquake and fire. The utility matings. Custom hatching. REPAIRS buildings will he erected on the old LOST—Bunch of keys between Cole­ Write today for prices. Sunnyside site, which is one of the student cen­ man's Shop and McKinmm-MnrkHatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla. ters of the city. The work will oc­ KENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak woed. Finder return to Herald office cupy about three years. FOR SALE—Nice fut " turkeys for and receive reward. and Second St. Phone 3. Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone LOST—Your opportunity to secure too._________________________ New Port Richey—Electric current ~ P. A. MERO free tickets to the Milano Theatre, if from Tarpon Springs plant being re­ FRESH supply of pepper, tomato General Auto Repairing you fail to rend these want ads each ceived. nnd eggplant seeds. L. Allen Soud . Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. DOLL (.ARTS, wagons, wheel goods • Carter Lumber Company Co. Phone 248. ___ day. Two free tickets are given nwny for the children. MILLER & SON. Lumber and Building Material. Cards of Sanford's Reput­ BARGAINS, BARGAINS. HAkl)Y Australian Pines, stnnd- 10 daily to the person whose name up* Phone 1). Oakland Touring. [I, Iuiurol St. Phono 505. able Professional Men, each degrees. $23 per 100. John B. pears on this page. Read the want Hodge Touring. HAULER oil Iloate rs. MILLER & Beach, West Pnlm Bench. Fin._____ | uf whom, in hls chosen pro­ Lvery thing to build your homo Scripps-Booth Touring. nils each day. fession the Herald recoinSON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. FOR SALE — DeS«to paints and j Buiek f! Touring. Phone 135. FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short Phone 9. mends to the people. varnishes at Sanford Novelty, Hudson Touring. Hill Lumber Co. wave long distance Radio Receiv­ 154-tfc | Hodge Roadster. Miracle Concrete Co., general ce* \\ hen in need of tine tor work, new Works, sola agents. Ford Sedan. ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ urn! work, sidewalks, building blocks, or old land, or harrowing, write Jones BUNCH GRATES, tree blueberries 1 VULCANIZING WORKS, tion. Hof-Mne Battery Co. Ihifation boxes. J. E. Tcrwllleger, & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Hox nnd blackberries—all varieties suit- . KENT Oakland Salon and Service, I'rop. able for home nnd commercial p la n t- *Third St. ami Oak Ave. Phone 17.' LOS I —Pair gold rim spectacles, 20. Phone 2111. SchelFc Maines You can find the name of nurseries, Vigorous.; FOR SALE—1923^Essex Coach,rca-j a/'iien iid office " ^ '* Ca*° l'n' C ing. Largest . nurseries. REAL ESTATE every live Business .Man terms. Enimett Hunt, OakHOUSES— FOR SALE well routed plants Insure good early . -s.unable <jnau,e ter LAW YER A GARDEN TRAGEDY. In Sanford in this Column ir a g e FOR SALE 1 used to love my garden. FOR SALE—Six room house. A profits. For full information and il- lM< ,,,r,lRL’each day. • :— Court R o u st But now my love is dead FOR SALK—Bargain, live acres of bargain for cash. 313 E. 11th lustrnlcd catalog No. 9, write South­ For I found a bachelor's button Street. WILL HANG NO .MORE MEN. land, close in. Box 117. ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla Jack Cramer, hangimln nt San _In my black-eyed Susan’s bed. SALE—Att Tractive, modern well rendered nnd much enjoyed by FOR SALE—Or rent—10 acres of cit­ FOR A process hns been patented In Quentin Prison, California, has quit bungalow, nt 1103 Oak Avo. the large audience. rus lard partly cleared, house nnd Fred R. Wilson ■his job. The men he has hanged ap- Great Britain for blending chalk with Sanford Novelty _ , , . to form it subpour. to .................. him in his ........... dreams, ... he says. carbonr.cnous material other improvements. Address San­ ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register.; ATTOKN EY-AT-LAW of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135. Cort ! GOwhen new. Will sell cheiip. j '‘Every nii'ht the 75 men I have L‘ ltn cca* torjuiueholil use. ford, 8iJti Magnolia Ave. Works First National Hank Budding FOR SALE—House and large lot in Inquire at Sanford Herald otrice. eute.l parade before me I have be-: For tourists ‘thc.e has been in­ FOii SALE—One 10 acre lot three Rose Court. $1300.00. Terms. FOR ’SALE Ehude island eggs fur come afraid and never will spring the vented n steam cooker that screws In Fan ford -------------- Florida V. c. COI.LKK, Prop. trap again. Reading history, one p|acl. OI1 the radiator cap on nu automiles south of Sanford. Eureka. Britt Realty Co. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. wonders how the headsmen felt who mobile and is heated by the car’s Hammock—celery Delta. Address > „ ............ General Shop and Mill Work struck olf the.head of Mary, Queen of water. Richard Stephenson, M. D., W e s tF 0R SALE—Bungalows, house build-1 EL»'vor*h. Renrdnll Avenue. Snn- Scots, or guillotined Marie Antoinette, honc 3503 83-tfp ing lots. All sections of Sanford, ford. I he Lebanon, hub two beautiful women, if history Ellon J. Moughton Contractor and liuildcr Britt Realty Co. FOR SY iTe ^LM PORTED DOLLS.' speaks truly, nnd one, at least, innoNAY!NAY! ARCHITECT FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; REASONABLE PRICE AT THE te n t of wrongdoing. Wo look upon A retired circus animal trainer, liv517 Commercial Street in on try property.0 Britt Realty Co'.' F0R SALE-Bungalow, close C0UI! those executions today ns barbarous, First National Rank Building j -. ■ T.------- , ■ I,— r.T Palmetto Ave., $ 1200.00, terms. OUTLET, i Some day tho world will ^ny the same ig in u Vermont summer resort, had FOR SALE—Hirers desirable buildS an fo rd ,----------- Florida FOR SALE—A bargain sewing ma- about hanging and electrocution and a horse that would do several clever , . , ■■■ , Britt Realty Co. mg lots located on paved street, —----- ----------- ------ -------- -------------chine. . A th to lJlp x 117. City. will pbollgh them. , aunts, among them one of walking HT*W-^-**rf**m •[ « "»»»» M* ■*IH1jMH *11.^1 IM worth $1,000.00 one each:1*'OwlfBr *rwiR* I'DJx .»’ALL Fqrftishrftl 5-room butililo’ne around u town block nnd wfiih- A. I\ Connolly & Sons T>ritt Realty Ralnw, n l1 Improvements, located sacrifice for $2100 .00. NEW BOOKLET FINISHED. ncyirg at each corner. This trick l on Palmetto Avenue, nt a bargain. EsinMished 1908 W. J. Thigpen SEED POTATOES ST. AUGUSTINE, Dee. 21—A new pleased an Englishman tourist, who Co. booklet describing DeLand as the bought the animal. Upon exhibition Real Estate. Loans and See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-WIggly FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, “ Aihtii.s of the Florida" has been for the first time before some friends, Insurance Real Estate Spalding Rose Flour ntid located on one of the best corners tin1‘bed by a local printing concern. tho horse walked around the block, Plum* IS 101-8 Magnolia Ave Pliss Triumph in Pngs or Thirty thousand copies of the book- but didn't whitmey at Ihe corners, in Sanford, paving nnd side walks FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance iTn-h-.’l lluxcs. Good for table L ’*. ' . : ;.!•* ' f-j? distribution which ant*?cl the nr.ger of the Eng­ erty on First Street. Ilritt Realty both sides. At bargain. Sec Britt are also. th--0y;*'i th*» ev n try . They give Co. who immediately hunted up Realty Co. n g i'il Men r»v Itel.r.nd ns an educa­ lishman, the previous STEWART the Florist FOR SALE—Five lots located on FOR SALE—A t n bargain, 5 room tional n il *' ,*.ouiist resort nnd resi­ “What did owner. you say to the animal R. C. M A X W E L L CHASE & CO. Flowers For All Occasions dential city. ■ • Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, when you started him o ff7“ he ask­ Mcmbcru bungalow with sleeping porch, on PHONE S.'lti. FlurDlrt Telegraph De­ Real Estate ed. rath .YivL'lO, Two of them cornel* Pal me Uo Ave., four blocks from First WINNING COMMISSION, livery Association and “Exactly what you told me,” the IdIs. Easy terms. Hritt Realty Co. I St. $3500,00, small payment down, SEABREEZE, Bee. 24.—This city purchaser staled. “Walk around the SI ! Myrtle Ave. Phone 2C0-W Insurance , appointed a sunning commission to FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, balance like rent. Hritt Realty Co. win I; with tin* mayor nnd city attor­ block nnd neigh itt each tu ner.” SANFORD. FLORIDA BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec. 21.—De-i ney in mapping out a building zone “I told you to ray 'whiuney at each 4IW trees, location on lake, twenty tLI/W fGL’tJ I ? L 'M rr corner.’ ” Inutcs from Sanford. A good lnly H U U M k f c ---I V l t U lliiN i mimit riding on advice of her attorneys not district. Work of the commission at $*i,500. Terms. Hritt Realty Co.1 31rs. S. S. Baumcl will please call lo light extradition, Mrs. Margaret will be done under an Act of the leg­ Sanford Machine Co. r iT iu is PitoDurrs. ;------------ at the Herald office for free tickets Weaver, arrested here Saturday morn­ islature this year. Kind of build­ M I L I) R E l) S I M M O N S SOR~SALE—5 -------------acres celery farm, l(> Miiane tonight. EUSTLS, Dec. 21.—A company has Genera! Machine and Holler ings to in* erected, distance from the Teacher of Pianoforte Works bird nil equipment, good location f 0 i >---- K ENT-Three unfurnished ing on un indictment charging tier street and such matters pertaining to been oiganizct! here, nnd soon will ns an “accessory, before the fact,” in building in certain parts of the city build a factory, to manufacture cit­ and Pipe Organ Cylinder Grinding on. hanl roa‘>. vloso to town, a barrooms 311 Elm Ave. rus products. Incorporation papers Rain terms. Britt el’.ally Co. FOn RENT—3 furnished rooms; pH- tho slaying of William S. Coburn, Ku will he regulated. Studio: Room 225, Melsch Phono H Z ----Sanford, Fla. already have been received. One of Huilding rtiR SALE At Lake Mary, nice upvate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Cell af- Klux Klun attorney, left here for At­ TREKS NOT TO BE CUT DOWN. jhe products tn be made is an oil from lanta Sunday afternoon in custody of to-ifnte garage. Fully equipped and ter 5. DAYTONA. Dec. 21.—The local the skin of the orange, to he used by Phone l'»S ------------ Phene 19d V', ,'!1, 0nlj' (",l! Rarngo there. See ' FOR RENT—Two room' furnished un agent of the off It o of Solicitor chamber of commerce haa taken steps makers of flavoring extracts, per­ ———' fLni‘\* ___ _[___________ | hansekeeping apartment. Tl'J Oak General John A. Boykin. to stop the cutting down of any trees fumes, etc. After extraction of the A . I1 0 H H S , M. D . QUICK SERVICE On learn Saturday night that an within the city limits without au- oil, the skin then will be used for 1 in DRESSMAKING i,A vo<*f*nl to 1'rlnary Dlsi’aiic *« an« !FURNISHED DOME locaieil m ex- ntiKi-r \vr; coining with extradition ■thorization from the city commission­ mincemeat pie mixtures. Citric ncid T R A N S F E R Ills *K> —chronic skin nml bloixl also will be put up. papers for her return Mrs. Weaver I lain and fancy dressmaking, al- i elusive residential section of 3Ii- luntii'dly employed attorneys and de­ ers. A suggestion has been made to •IlKt'llHt'H Local and Lung Distance Hauling the commissioners that an ordinance rVtnalo DIseiiNt-s nml Itlll) itn a 11s m terntiom. Mrs. P. L. Nixun, 304 W. jami. liouse Is of concrete construe* clared that she would light extrn- he ........................ _ _____ ^ BIG PUBLICITY FUND. *S;inr ■ ** ---• nl Storage Florlilu formulated and passed requiring flt*1 pkono 411. tion ami contains three bed rooms, ditbn. She also denied any conncc- « public henring hefore the comniis" "E r n K am f ir s t NATION AI. MIAMI, Dec. 21.—The chamber of IIANIC Ill'll.I* 1 Nl i tion with the Fox ense nnd maintain- *loners before permits arc issued for' commerce here has raised more than A G E N T S - W A N T E D ” B,cuPins r urch* complete ti:.d hath ed sh. was out of the* state at ;he removel of trees. It was mud- ^half of a $40,0110 fund that wdl he - .......... with shower, large living room, liv- ihe that time Coburn was killed. latter, ] mously agreed by the hoard of gov- devoted to publicity work. PostponeA(th.\ FS—Make nnd sell my carbon ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd however, she admitted she knew Fox ! t,rnara S. O. Shinholser (jlL. chaniher th it Daytona’s 1ment of the drive until after the \ SEMINOLE . u S r - A, good, cleam legitimate breakfast porch. Completely am! at- intimately, but still declared she was trees are her greatest heritage nnd hnHduys hn.s been decided unon, but officinln of the conimercinl body nitContractor and Iiuildcr that they i huuid be preserved. ^ r m n E ^ r t S S . ’ fit. fumlshctl. Onrnyp will, [;■»•,;_»»» *lwto* nounce they will resume the e(Torts ABSTRACT CO. servant’s quarters. Large city loti Jim Esdale, one of her attorneys, to complete the fund about the mid­ Sanford, --------------------- Fla. BOYHOOD CHUMS REUNITED. a pa rtm en ts" with coconnut trees and other tropical said that she consented (,*> return to WINTER IIAVEN. Dec. 21.—I). K. dle of January. Atlanta, alter a preliminary agree­ foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ linns of this city and David Daniel of FOR RENT Get no Abstract before buying LAND BUKCHABED. sponsible party for winter season, ment had been made with Solicitor Hawthorn, I'n., boyhood churns on ndI **K RENT—Two nicely furnished j Address Box 112 care The Sanford Genera! Boykin’s office, the nature ioining fifms in the Mnhantnngo vnlGeorge A. DeCotlcs property h * * of which was not divulged. housekeeping or -bed rooms, 312 or „ , ST. PETERSBURG. I)ce. 24 — A R district or Northumberland and Attorncy-nt-Lau5th St- 520.00 per month. jDeruld Schuykill counties, Pennsylvania, j tract of 400 acres of land on First Tiic French administration has have been reunited in friendship here Street north, hns been purchnred by Over Seminole County Hank hxpert lypewriter cleaning and romore than 1.200 miles of roads after a separation of 55 years. Dan-j-L Rutledge McGhee of South C.;ropairing. Call II. S. Bond, phone 225 If you wish to run a Want At I built in Morocco, most of them with camel iol. n winter visitor, discovered his Una and Florida, for development. It Sanford------ ;---------- Florida E. A. Douglass, Pres. or Peoples Bank. i is valued at $100,000. 179-tfc. phono 1IS and a solicitor will call. drawn rollers. old friend here. 148- ...Phone...- r >'1 148 PHONE 148 PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY By GEORGE McMANUS b r in g in g u p f a t h e r AOORAGLE nS ? sL- S ? ° TO t a k e 7 ° CLUE> e A H Q U E T T O N IG H T »"TO O L L M E E T A L O T O F tiW E L L 1 > ‘ A LO T o r FOOD w a n t to M E E T .' - 'i'- V,.. BEFORE - v / e *a h e>E<£i»N O U R - A H - R E P A t i V . l e t - a h - m e -a h * i n a f e w W O R D S R E V I E W T H E . -A H ’X � 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, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1923; <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/548f758fab657366d3fa9ee14f6b18a3.pdf 1711327c88e1998285532a0fe629cba7 PDF Text Text y r• t •*_ v f 7 *■* y "cr- TI1K W K A T H tti YOUR n e w s p a p e r pobltehH in the Heart of iiorida-and the Country's G r e a t e s t Vegetable Section volvm ■ Cloudy Monday with probjNe torml shower* Highest Temp, yesterday........... 76 Lowest Temp, lawt night ..... . 58 I ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ® V. tW T O * SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1923 NUMBER 230 reW 2 0 0 R oom H otel will be Built in Sanford £ FORCES APPROACH WITHIN MILES OF MEXICO CITY WITH HAS tlBRED " P M IR E CITY OF CUERNAVACA capital o f state m ore-i POSTOFFICE DOES steady ~ a d v a n c e BIG BUSINESS ON ebels Also Deny That PuebTj DAY BEFORE XMAS Has Been Evacuated: Still LOS CAPTURED SUNDAY CANTON. Dec. 21.—The criti­ cal situation which has prevailed here for nearly two weeks ax a result o f the demand of l)r. Hun Ynt Hen, South China lender for surplus customs revenues, is be­ lieved to hnve passed. Negotiationu for a settlement of queslions are said to be progressing satisfactorily. Countess Markieviez Released From Prison I Hr Tin- .tsaoelatnl Press! DUHI.IN, Dec. 21.— The free state government Monday announced the release o f Countess Georgiana Marklevies, one o f the leading women Re­ .......V...., who ...... was ________ publicans arrested ____ here November 20. The government also announccd that between •December 1 and 2d political prisoners to the num­ ber o f :t,-I8t had been liberated. CLEARWATER MAN AND SON DROWNED WEST VIRGINIA CAPITALISTS TO ERECT HANDSOME BUILDING; WILL BE ONE OF FINEST IN THIS STATE III, Thr Assiirinlnl I'r.-ss) CLEARWATER, Dec. 21.— Clifford McMullen, an experienced operator of fishing boats in these waters was drowned Monday morning with his five year old son Jack. 1he son fell front a large motor bout off the Helleview dock. The father jumped „ after him but Mrs. McMullen and two r nwc“ z'"t u fT in iin n g rtx w r PROBABLY BEGIN WOR K MRS. MINNIE E. KEY within Timer, months "PASSES AWAY HERE SITE IS SELECTED CONGRESSMAN LEE ESTABLISHES FUND Sells Woman For Sum * £ £ - lc ^ „ of $400; Is Arrested The lather finally became exhausted, Tlie bout was Intel stopped by other craft. Mrs. Minnie Elizabeth Key, (»«, died at the home of her son, H ood And Associates BesponsiArthur It. Key on Park Avenue, on hie For Bringing Moneyed Hold That City Saturday afternoon at 5:15 o'cloek verybody was busy at Sanford ; after an illness of two months. Interests To City nostoffice Monday. The last A LEIGH, N. C.f Dec. 21— ONKKKH, N. Y.. Dec. 21. OMK, Ga., Dec. 21— Con- I EXICO CITY, Dec. 24— Funeral services were held Sunday nig shipments of Christmas The war metlnls won by KifA charge that Mrs. Mary afternoon at ;t:.'{<) oYloel: at the Key gressnmn Gordon Lee, of i The enpturo «»f Puebla packages fairly swamped the> fin Yates Rockwell, mem-* I.eta, o f Williamsport, Pa., home with Rev. Arthur Searing Peck Walker county, has estuh- 1 Sunday after hurd fighting A 2011 room hotel o f the lateut doemployes uml it will be neces- j her o f the Lafayette E.»was sudd by Fiank Con­ in charge. lished a trust fund o f $76,001); around Gundalupe fort was burial took place in i.n in aieh it ret ii re and in* lulling the sary to work late at night in qundrillc, who was killed in serve nt Yonkt rs, to Peter l.akeview I’epietery where Mrs. Key worth o f stocks and bonds announced in Aplznco order to get all of the mail action prior to the time thr Cerrutn. of North Tarry- WUs laid at rest beside her husband » " <( '>"»*• ™ *'"M up-to-date features for equal participation in specials uml corroborated distributed so people of this!. United States entered‘ tin town, for $100 last Thanks-, in the Key family lot. in hotel building is to Is* erected in the proceeds by the Metho­ by information received at he railway offices, although the war city mny receive those packages from war, arc being sent to the North Car- dist Orphans’ Home nt Decatur, Ga giving duy was made Saturday by , In the passing o f Mrs. Key, Sanford Sanford. anil relatives. olina Hall of History, it was nn-.thu ilaptist Orphans’ Home at Hape- the police after the trio hud been loses oik* <>f its oldest nnd most promThis fart was definitely assured on lepartment hus not received official friends According to Postmaster Hall and nouneul here Saturday. Colonel Fred ville. Ga., ami the Presbyterian Or- arrested—the woman as a material inent citizens. For ninny years Mrs. Satnulay whi n It. W. Griffith of onfirmntion. . Assistant Postmaster Haskins, the . Key was interested in library work Huntington, W. Vu.. n prominent According to wireless messages in- amount of business done during the A. Olds) collector for the hall, an pha:ss' Home at Clinton, South Caro­ witness. Cerruti, paid $200 down and $200 and it was due in a large mensiin; , .l,,ila|l, l r,.p ) j „K |„,Ue fioanei; financial ereepted at the Chapultepec station, hobiiays has eclipsed last Christmas’ nounccd that he had received u letter lina, it was announced Saturday. Conin lli;U Htntl B an evolutionary headquarters ordered business by 20 per cent. There are from Paul Rockwell, brother of the glossman Lee is in Rome for n few in December b after Mrs. i.eta had to her efforts that Sanford has had gone to lire with him. it was alleged, n library for some time. She took . work the no dead aviator, now a magazine writer now days. he evacuation o f Puobln for strnt- lb employes of the local office includ­ .1 '* ■ ■ — Trustees appointed to administer and got receipts for both payment:!., « » « ‘‘tlve interest in this work and stitieluii* within 12 months. Tin* •ic reasons, and thnt un appenl be ing several rural carriers and accord­ in Paris, stating thnt he wns sending to " a s for some time the librarian in n agreement ;.|ie('iliially itatei that the aile to Yucatan authorities for arms ing to Mr. Hall all of them have been the medals which include the Cross the fund are Gordon L. flight, of Mrs I eta was seeking to return hoard o f * ‘ barge. Mrs. Key was for years a o f the Legion of Honor, commemo­ Conserve when the police ml munitions. working over time in order to keep rative medal o f the great war with Rome, Horace J. Smith, of Dalton; prominent number of tlire- Holy Epis­ hotel limit eontiiin not l*'s* than 200 William G. Wright, of Newnan; G. the case. Villareal Castro and his forces, nc- up with the increasing business. ng an active pail n in. anil moik will probably login Mis. I.eta'n two children which she copal Clairch, E. Maddox, of Rome, anil Thomas W. v.itlii othree months. Just an idea of the amount of mail volunteer’s v...unict*rs clap; im p; the u,c French rm .cn .vvictory .c i ortling to unofficial advices, are re­ in work of that church. I co, of A’hickamaugn. They an* au­ uok to North Tarry town with her routing in the direction o f Atlixco. being received may be gained by the mw,;‘ l* aml tho wounded ribbon, Mr. Gut'fith, who lias been spend­ Mrs. Key. the daughter of Raymond thorized to use the fund so as to were placed in custody o f the Chil­ J. ami Emma I.. \Vright, was horn ing cii-ral days in Sanford in tho • is said armed workers and atfrar- statement that Saturday night five produce 'he best possible income for dren's society. ms organized under Gen. Celestino truck loads were received off o f one intei** is nf the project, ha; returned Continued on page i». Mrs. I.eta was alleged to have sep­ Continued on page 14. ,a»ca, labor leader, would probably train. In hi linlne bill Mill It*'Ill'll some tillltt arated from her husband in Williamsitrrison Puebla, leaving the organMr. Hall said Monday that he anil , eailv in .laniiaiy bringing with him Wild Deer In Santa nort hot February. ed forces at liberty to attack on his corps of assistants were trying tin |!iii family to make iliii city Ins perPatriarch Tikhon Is give the nest service, us good as could I e Vera Sruz ami Jullsco fronts. loain et holm*. IK* r* eonvinced, ns Clara Valley Have lie given with the number of men to ¥ /x - r ... rritT vrt siv n ra r ii • ■:.nl tn parties here, that Sanford Again About To Take Runi Runners Tighten I\ J T H I\ fI T V Become Great Pets b . < gieiit mnlcii lupril resources and VERA CRUZ. Dec. 24.— Rebel work that he has and with the facili- I II Y Over Russian Church Blockade Jersey Coast 111 1 Illk J L I I I in* Mv-i no reason why ibis city should lorces have mndo their nearest ap­ ties nt his command. In order to furth- 1J Yr 1 III* T!i» I »*«i*<*ltli**l l ' i r , . | on! cuter to loiiri tn in well as Orproach to Mexico City so fur with er accommodate the people o f this AN FRANCISCO, Die. 21— liiiido or any oilier inland city of tho TANTIC H I (j II I. A N I) S., Jit* capture Sunday of Cuernavuca, city, he said ttmt Christmas morning J OSCOW, Dee. 21— Within MAS DAY is to he fittingly vViM dim fi••in tile f'lotliills state. N. J.. Dee. 21.—The const |0 miles south o f the capital, it was tin* windows will be open for one six months o f bin iclean* .and appropriately observed above tie* S iiu i Clara valley gnanl'.i mo-iquito fit et o f luted in revolutionary communique hour from !l:!10l o 10:110 o’clock in the from prison pending tihilj IK lin.-t pointed nil! tlint tin* rlininte in Sanford. !iuve delei IlMcM to 'iaf«* fill** morning. • speedy rum cliancrs tighten­ luted here. _ . Patriarch Tikhon, who was] i ■ to In* lunl here. Tile natural beau­ For weeks preparations After 12 o’clock. Mr. Hall said, in lari Mineral to I'alo Aito ing their blockade " f the Forces advanced from their post­ deposed und deprive*! ol I for this holiday have been in an,I I ii Alt**;, about 15 rnili i ts of tin* surrounding imintry is ull Jer.-ey, eoa> t mi Christ mm; Ion in the state o f Guerrero into compliance with mi order sent out his priesthood by the new! progress. Sanford peo­ by Postmaster-General Harry S. New, fiinii S u. Fr.iii' *>eo ami bavi* lliit tan lie naked. The wonderfully draws nigh and desperate Horclos of which Cuernavaca is the church authorities, has *n ple have been busy rushthe office will lie elosed and no em­ beiiime *o tame that they* trot non- ill si biped faun laixli nf tills section, ;i. I*. *ri mil glow iiioie bold, have spitul. The statement said Puebla I;** said, m e a big asset. Coupled from store to store purchasing fur succeeded in regaining control ol ploye will In * permitted to work dur­ mg ihalamly along bii'hwiiyt. iai not been evacuated despite n the city linn i einetubrance.*! for loved ones, the chuich that the clergymen wh a.id a busy time of it sinri* la»l mil* ing the afternoon. Kve:i :< i litymg nmlor ear* fail to •viib these featuiea, Inurnment bulletin issued at Mexico dght. , p n g K -siv o citizopa. All tluit Sanj Today these numerous shop- unfrocked him nre now pinking ev inaki* tti«* i i r F i v n l r x , i n t o tin* Tie* air|;!»n»* motor Miiven craft to adverti e to Lin* 1ping expeditious. have come to ery rdfor-t Ui-offi-ut a eoiuproiniso \i .■•! iiu:ta*tci children tniil i ceils is Illy Tlir Asxjiclnlril I’ h*m ) •pciuteM by “ AI the Sheik,” was re­ I*;u h. 1 i sviirbl svliat it lias In offer and make with him. ’ lii climax in one grWmF"nish for litVERA CRUZ. Dec. 24— Cuernnliievi i'i 'i >,!i m ' •*hi their hand •. Tin* new Holy Synod lias called an part: d captuied when It ulteiapteil Menu im> i< I'tiiilihil et in Ite* illinie- n I III* ei ted elfin t tn bring tourists ( tie tilings that have been forgotten. lara, capital of the state o f Morelos a ipiiel Ma li nut to the ru n flei*l koie. f » T r t A I I ? while many people in Sanford did All ttiissiiiii Church Council for Jan­ Iml about 10 miles south of Mexico T r< 1 n m r m “ Al,” om i I till* he l .luiW'i hoi - Mi ill* Vlei.iii V. uary 15 anil has invited Tikhon to ap­ I v A l l R I r I I N I f A I .K their Christmas shopping early, there To hosv bow nnieli he is 'old Tity, has been captured by the rebel 111 U c l l J i - i Wl,ru SOIIU> wh0 pUt their buying off pear before it. Arelibi.'hop Evilokim, •J:* l*Mieinrui o f this* s>*et <r of rum . i : ..infill'd, Mr. Grift in, lu'fore hia poops under General Figueroa, nc- IkJ X i l / H H I cow, was taken prisoner chargeM Soviol Organ Bears until the last minute, and these be­ bend of the Synod, admitted in a con­ depiii'tiire for hi ; Inline, cln ed a deal lonling to a statement issued by revversation with the correspondent thnt with being in pos*e*sion o f one quint lated shoppers were disappointed be­ with the Lakefroni Imorovtinent t ’".. |lutionnry headquarters here. <It) Tin* \N M iM ’liitril I'rrto*) Hughes' Claim O . i ! of Scotch whiskey. Hi boat w.v o f which J. D. 11 »n, | is the president, cause the complete lines of Christmas the eoiife.enc** may never be held if The forces of General Figueroa PARIS, Dec. 21— The great French suggestions offered by Sanford mer­ Tikhon declines to attend. The new empty. whereby In* and h i, as: ncintes beconio ami* from the state of Guerrero in Coast guards repotted tliey liroKe I 11% Th«* I'rrtml chureh group insists that it was legal­ the owiiera o f on.* o f the most val­ dirigible airship Dixrnude, with fifty chants have been nearly exhausted. heir advance on Mexico City. up u rum landing party and rup­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21— A c­ uable pieces o f ptnpcity in Snuford. The Klwniiis uml Rotary Clubs to- ly and canonically correct in depos­ Genernl Situation. officers and men on hoard, is drifting tured a small cargo of bottled con­ titer with the Elks have appro- ing and unfrocking the patriarch, traband o ff Sandy Hook, when they knowledgement o f the connection be­ tlpmi this desirable piopvrty will be The general situation in the area helplessly in a violent gale over gulf getlmm with the tween tin* Soviet republic and the anil contends that sooner or later the pi luted a large sum of money with lebl by the revolutionists shows no of Gabes, on the north coast o f Am­ frightened o ff 20 men ami hoys who communist internatimmlc was made located tile liesv lintel. Soviet government will bring the which to bring cheer to those that Tin* property purcha: ed hna a front­ lhango. The city of Puebla has not erica. ran down to the bench to help a in the Izvcstin, the Soviet organ, mi are in need of help. They plan to patriarch to trial, age on I’ui'k Avenue ef 250 feet and Wen i vacuated by the rebels, who harassed ruin runner unload bis goods Krone’ ll warships are reported to purchase food, clothing, toys and. Noveniln*,' 7, l!'22, it was said at the If the church council does meet, it Itill aie fighting in the suburbs be proceeding lit full speed toward state department. The date was on Seminole HoiiUvanl a fiontage of other articles to help make the un- is expected to reveal dozens of petty before government men arrived. 270 feet. Tin* conside*ulimi paid for Jgainst the federal troops. the gulf to render aid, if possible. made public in eoncctimi with M omdiffetcnccs and several bitter feuds fortunate happy. Aside from these the property wa- not given out. The Fighting is continuing nt Santa cow press dispatches quoting Stcckthat have developed within the vari­ The last direct news received .'lul^ thi re will'lie the various church New York Man Killed LUcretin, on the Isthmus o f TehunnInf, tin* editor of the paper, as elial- location for tin* hotel is i.lnmst tho airship was that it organizations to supply happiness in ous new church movements during the |epec, where the* federuls nre resist­ the Secretary Hughes to produce same as ili.it picked out for a hotel over the KUlf of*(.al.es requested, ^ oast year. One group wishes to un­ In Mysterious Affair lenging in' the reliels. A train with 20 men tile date mi which quoted in his re­ svhii'h sviix to have been built several frock’ Antonin, the Archbishop of 111s ° of ' the dis­ In the different churches of the city years ag*>. It is a most desirable rounded in this fighting has arrived received l*confirmation lent statement the article was printMoscow and Head o f the Church of sit* for n lintel as was pointed out |ere. tress of the airship from land stations tin re will be Christmas trees where the Hi generation movement. Anothei 111) The \»«iM*liHril l,ri*«l id. by Mr. Iloud. It will face tin* Semi­ (Jens. Cavazos and Payan. who were over which the dirigible had been seen gifts in abundance will be distributed group is said to he very anxious to NEW YORK. Dec. 21.— Six children Steeklof branded the document nole Ibnilevurd and nvetlmik Lake to everyone. Special Christmas ser­ attack Archbishop Vedensky, the fiery gathered around a Christum* tree Incommand o f regiments of Obregon drifting stemlly eastward. from which Mr. Hughes dealing with '^j mime. mons will be delivered by Sanford’s orator who swayed poops, have arrived here and placed ................ the previous Monday were made fatherless by a Russian Iladly Damaged. propaganda as a “ forgery, ‘ clergymen and along with those chureh council in its denunciation of mysterious shooting. John I.. Degimin, pril| hemsclves at the disposal o f general It is estimated that tho hotel aa ia|,|v .um lmseil bv tli American Some of the stations reported that messages will be musical programs (evolutionary headquarters. They pro pi lied will cost not less than a was the victim. John L. ( olenian l» gl,crt,t police fl Tikhon. the Dixrnude apparently was badly from smut* white guard rendered by the different choirs. The oined the rebel forces with their being held. Coleman said he theil organization, sucii as exist in Latvia half million dollars and when comdamaged. singing of Christmas Carols will be |roops at San Marcos. nlctcd will In* one o f the ‘ine<t ‘ buildt» aid Degnan who was driving an the express purpose o f fatnicaPrevious reports received from the a prominent feature. • Gov, Felipe Curillo o f Yucatan, [ i*;gs nf it s kind to be found in this Gates To White House automobile and being followed by an­ for tion.” fell known for his communistic ac- airship said n number of her crew state if lint ill the entile Util. other car from which shots were tired. llusiiiess bouses will he closed all State department officials did not livities, who fled with the public were ill. In interesting outside capital in this ■ t*n*foii day Tuesday. The postoffice will Grounds Will Be Open Coleman, a. policeman off duty, is al­ comment on these charges, merely The Dixrnude left Cuers-Pierrefcu, fluids when the rebels seized Merida, project uml insuring SnnfmJ o f a leged to have shot Degnan’s brotherT....Vdnv nlso he closed, except for one hour pas been arrested by reliels com- near Toulon, at <’» o’clock , ■ is in-law sum months ago. although ac­ furnishing the data asked for by the fine hotel building, Mr. iloed '. from <J:.T0 to 10:510 n. m.. when the III) Tin- \»«ii«*liilril I'rriiil Russian editor, adding that tin* I/.ves- realizing a dream that he bar* had morning for n three May (light toj cording to Mrs. Dgnan lie was a good namlcd by Jose - (’apt. . , Cortes,• accord. VI,,,,-:,, This trio windows will be open to distribute WASHINGTON, Dec. 24— All gates tia was accessible in many o f the f..r years. Hack in l'J21 he advocated Irg to a message given out at rebel Insnlnh, southern Aigen . h's trip r| ||(tmni, piu.kaRcs. of the White House grounds will be friend of her husband and she could large public libraiies. not understand it all. the construction of just su. h a hotel bcadquarters here Sunday. Thu mes­ was successfully acconipiisneu. i ■** There will he no issue <>f The San­ thrown open Monday night while Previous statements of Soviet o f ­ but at that time it didn't seem possi­ sage said the entire state of Yuc«- six motors of the airship were used ford Herald on Christmas Day. Christmas carols are sung at the ficials that the documents quoted by ble. lan was under the control o f the rev­ until Friday afternoon lighting her north entrance o f the executive mans­ way eastward to Tunis in a strong the secretary of state were forgeries olutionists. For years Mr. Hood Ivi nr.Je San­ ion. Mrs. Coolidge was the moving head wind that spread southward had brought the sti»t< inent that such ford his home and lias b* *i promi­ spirit in having the < > 1 < 1 custom re­ from the French coast. The gasolirn fmin of propaganda designed to mis­ Fcderals Claim Success. nently identified will *hc |"* grvsivi* vive*!. Pnntin supply became diminishi’M amt it was lead the American public. WASHINGTON, Dec’ hi steps which this city ha- taken. He of .•«—-! pres-1 impossible for the sliip to return t > Jtrd successes for the forces ... believes, as he stated. Monday, that beg r.lu . ,. Friime. Then she began to . drift III) The Ansnelnleil I'rrml Shoe Manufacturer of Although the United States is the Sanford is on the threshold of u ■ nt Obregon in dealing J (ltor r u n n in g ." Oaassionally Oixas world’s greatest producer o f talc and gieat future. * to run the wireless Uu,mt“ she used ai.oth - ........ -----New York Is Suicide WASHINGTON, Dec. 21— No white soapstone it consumes more than it unday in a statement issued here by “ "°Vo he able to send out Continued on page <’>. Christmas is in prospect but there will produces. Sheriff C. M. Hand and Chief of Mc-xuan eH.buHsy. 1Sistrcss signals. he a bite in tho air Christmas morn­ (ontinued on page (i. " j Police R. (J. William.*; Monday unrest­ ill: The .\niiiflutril l*re*>«. ing in marked cuntra-st to the cundied a negro whom they believe to NEW YORK, Dec. 21— Benjamin tiuns of last few days when summer U* one of the parties responsible for Aillei, shoe manufacturer, jumped weather has prevailed over a the series of robberies that have oc- to his death Monday from the fifth like ^ ^ area. . ............... .......... .. wide A light frost is # predicted eurred in Sanford during the past floor of his small Sixth Avenue fuc-1 j . jjle wc*athcr bureau for Monday few weeks. tiny. Members of his fumily said he „{(,!,( Us far south as extreme northThe negro gave his name as Joseph hud been worried about his business. era Florida. Indications are for gen­ ' Scott and is said to lie about 25 years erally fair weather Monday night and old. Scott was captured in a swamp Tuesday in middle Atlantic, South A t­ Tell Saint Nicholas What They* Want In south of town after he had been sur- Agrictulture Head of lantic, East Gulf States. Tennessee, Estimated That Whiskey Sellers Have Lost i on tided by the sheriff, chief of po­ Christinas Stockings Ohio Valley and lower lake region. The North Carolina Dies lice and their deputies. Scott is said only snow fall probable is predicted Five Millions Dollars In l to have fled to the swamp after rob­ lor portions o f northern New Eng­ Uy |{ j , HOLLY .behold it was Old Santa (’lau-i* hinibing the home of F. J. Gonzalez at land and southern New York. (II) Tlar Amiii'I ilnl Snturdaynigiit on busy First Street I self with his hands full of letters, i Ur Thr AMKcliitril 1but he did not have it nor did Ids 107 Tenth Street. RALEIGH, Dec. 21— Major J. W. and all was hustle and hustle in pre- 1•‘These letters" he said, "are all from WASHINGTON, n)en w|,o participated j -0 one ont, was was nt nt home home when the Graham, North Curolina commission­ ............ .*, Dec.„ 24.—Wash, ..................... . ,_ in. tin* *raid. ru.UI-1 No Prominent Banker of partition for a big Christmas morn. Sanford folk* who have written nn* ngtons 2,500 residents listed 11s pur- Commissioner Oyster of the District ne„ n) ma,j0 (,isentrance bv means er o f agriculture, died Monday morn­ II j n<t Anireles Selected I Gur merchants were all as busy as their wishes for a Merry ( hrUiiiu * (•users on the books o f an alleged nf Columbia, under whose J’ir,s,' ,c: 1 o f ’iirying open arear window. Whening following a several day’s illness OS z Y I lg C l C h O t i t t a u | wajlinK tbt* thousands o f and while it Is possible for me to ■urn syndicate, members o f whi.h were tjon the police work, suul he had . ‘ Con-alcz and her daughter re--------choppers from the surrounding terri- get most o f them I also want their rres tod here Friday and .Saturday, 8wn « “ partial list" but, lU.t the noon hour I Mr The l-soelnlrill*r«**«>i| tiny and I was finally pushed and friends to know just what they Would renthed a little easier tonight. The hui| ordered all the evidence taken, making his esPARIS, Dec. 21— Henry M.Robin- |lt,U. *1 down Park Avenue toward the like to have in order fhst they will rhereahuots o f the list has become by police in the raid turned over “ n> th,. holl.,, ... Yrossnl ifp'* anil the fi’llow evolved in mystery. (to the interna! revenue bureau. The ‘•aP« u " 111 lne nni.e. non, lawyer und banker o f la»s An- Like front. f v ............... ...........» Upon the arrest of eleven persons .)o|iC0 a<jde«i that all of the evidence Me made his way from the house gelcs, has been selected ns the third Attracted by ........ a liriglit light oil the with too many ni*cktn»H or pigarii or Pier that tiiaVYooked*Yike harged with being connected with the },.„| been given to two agents of Mr. to the swamp where he was lateu American to nerve on the expert com- pier looked like a"tnii'light a top light ..11 »»n u n slippers will get a change on Uhrist..........that May and• • i- ............ *i| thought the Herald ship -1 strolled beheld mas .....— morn." ootlegging, police said a list of 2,*500 j r,.b Those men, Mr. irey said, liud captured. Somemoney, jewelry and niittccs which are to investigate con­ 1 t *..... '1 . .1 t » ..l ....... I I III.-. • . ... If it appears on the want ad yacht 1 moored at tin* city |would like to print some of them 'Urchasers had been seized nnd As- participated in the raid hut had not other valuables which he had stolen ditions o f Germany’s finances under a beautiful y page o f The Herald today, the auspices o f the reparation com­ dock and a pleusunt faced old gentle- nnd my nv nU»l telepathy machine istnnt District Attorney I'resniont Junm the list. 1were found on his person when capman on deck that looked strangely called you here for that purpose, Announced he would turn the names NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—Tho war o f tured. , you will receive two free mission. familiar stirring within me memories And from among them I r*-ml the D'er to the grund jury for possible government forces on Rum Row, seat The officers believe that in Scott j tickets to the performance nt of childhood days nnd snow and rein- foil wim:: prosecution. of history's greatest smuggling op- and a negro giving his name as WilThe Milanc Thentro tonight. l deers Olid chimney trips. I Inn* .in* many i> a i t w* Uld ike Could Not He Located. erations, Am activity that since last*|ic Ed wards, who was arrested SunYou may be tho lucky one. lie hailed me at once and illvit d ‘ v*‘ "t te * * ■‘ lntht-* 4IIv Thr Inl i»rrM) me aboard and as the spacious enhin ' - ul *h«‘ ' ..'in and bitter Rend thoroughly the little rillC A G O , Dec. 21.— Wheat, May wus reached he excused himself mdy "* ' 1*. *itment •**it >.n* > ‘.nt Muit wunt ads. it iiu ta* '* u udd t*,* an in« 1.0)5 1-2 to 5-8; July, 1.05 1-H; Corn, to return n few minutes later cla l ""U . l in his original costume and !o und* ContmueJ on page 8. May 73 7-8 to 74; Oats, May 44 5-8. was such u list of customers CHRISTMAS DAY TO BE OBSERVED WITH BIG FRENCH BLIMP IDEAL CHRISTMAS WEATHER ASSURED OFFICIALS ARREST ALLEGED ROBBER SANFORD PEOPLE DISCLOSE THEIR WISHES TO DEAR OLD SANTA CLAUS RUM RUNNERS MAKE BIG HAULS DESPITE POLICE WAR ON THEM Watch for Your Name MARKETS . \jS i/. .'g 1 . i �t i n t g A w r o tr i> fa A ttir h w a l p , s a t o k p a t , in n iiU H i,, YOU C A N ’T B U IL D W IT H O U T A LOT You have the inclination These other advertisers have materials W E H A V E TH E LOT And W ell Insure Your Place the Day the Material is placed on the ground BRITT REALTY CO Incorporated it! 3 in ■if) - in Ml II I Study the house plans thnt appear on this page from week to week. Reproduction of homes o f this character \ ( in Son ford will go a long way toward beautifying the city. One on which you can realize a Q U IC K and H AN D SO M E PROFIT.. T H IN K IT OVER.. ------------------------------S E E ------------------------ _ This is the time to start construction. Every house in Sanford is occupied. New people are finding it difficult to secure living quarters. Sanford should provide suitable accommodations for winter visitors. 32 , The advertisers on this page are ready and waiting to assist in the erection o f new Sanford buildings. 115 N. FRENCH STREET Mahoney-Walker Company 3ECOAJOPiCCC. CLAD <£ *r ^ A N ATTR A C TIV E C O U N T R Y HOME P L U M B IN G H EATIN G - HOT W A T E R H E A T E R S, AR TESIAN * W E L L S A N D R E PA IR W ORK ’ • IR R IG ATIO N We Appreciate Your Business For the country or the open suburbs, a low rambling house with spacious porches is the most fitting; it seems always to be on friendly terms with tho surroundings, and it reflects the true country living in the hos­ pitality it extends. The house illustrated is a good example of this type. A spacious porch extends the full length o f the front nnd massive columns support the main roof; the sun porch extends past the corner o f the house, giving three sides exposed. The open porch is ten feet by thirty-six feet, and the sun porch is thirteen feet by eighteen feet. The porches are but one step above the grade. By allowing the main roof to extend out over the porch a charming cottage effect is obtained, while the generous dormer gives a full second floor. The house measures forty-nine feet across the front, including the sun porch, and should have a lot not less thnn seventy feet in width. ' The plan arrangement o f the house is good; all rooms arc large and arc so placed us to give a conven­ ient ami livable layout. The second floor provides three bed rooms, a sowing room and a bath, with plenty o f closets. Tost about $10,.TO O . Complete working plans nnd specifications of this house may be obtained for a nominal sum from the Building Editor. Refer to House A-79. R. C. HUNTER & BRO., Architects, HOI Fifth Avenue, New York City. A sk the Men for W h o m W e ’ve Done W o rk CONTEMPLATE BUYING A GASOLINE ENGINE OR FORCE PUMP 5 113 Magnolia------------------------------------------- Rhone 112 About the quality of our workmanship. Our men have learned from years of experience how to use lumber economically, as well as skillfully. And our terms are the most reasonable in town— when you consider the you get in return. FIGURE ON YOUR WANTS All sizes of engines und pumps carried in stock, also electric We make careful plans before doing nn electrical job. It is highly important. Let us mako you an estimate . for your Home Electrical Supplies of All Kinds CONTRACTOR & skilled labor BUILDER In building your Home there are two ways 810 West First S tre e t------------------------------------------------- _ ------------------- Phone 17 THE RIGHT WAY------------------- THE WRONG WAY CAREFU L CONSIDERATION GIVEN A N Y JOB, WHETHER IT BE LARGE OR SMALL driven outfits Which way did you build? Time will tell Let Us Figure With You on the Right ■■■■BBBBBBBg West First Street W ay •SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 135 PHONIC 13 BUILDING CONTRACTOR Just R eceived Phone Car Keystone Lime ALSO CAR OF E X T R A GOOD Q U A L IT Y FIRE BRICK PAG E FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER, ROOFING AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS ON HAND Christm appears each Saturday in The Sanford Herald. Each week new house plans nrc furnished readers of this section. Con­ tractors and builders are finding this page a result pro­ House of— ducing medium by which to reach prospective builders. The PHONE 13 most progressive concerns handling building materials ad­ vertise regularly on the builder’s page. SERVICE QUALITY ------- PRICE PHONE 135 �SanfordDailyHerald Christmas Spirit and Sanford’s Future Tomorrow I t Chrlutmoa— the day o f days for the old oa well as the young, a day When the people o f the entire world will pause Entered u Second CIA** H otter, O c to ­ to reflect on ita significance. ber ST. 1 * lf, « t th e P o e to ffle e et B enThe Herald first would wish a most happy Christmas tc ford . F lorid*, under e c t o f K erch every man, woman, and child in Sanford and Seminole county but 1I*T. the Herald's greatest desire is to impress on the minds of its read­ P. SKKM c o m HOLLAND U OMAN Vlee-Pireldent ers the fact that the true meaning of Christinas spirit is the spirit IL H O W AR D 1HRO.. of helpfulness and cooperation and that such a spirit mflst Phene HA exist here in Sanford during the coming years if Sanford is to IDT M a n i l l a A ven u e ic a a c M P tio s rated i come into her own. , Oqe T ea r------17.00. 8 lx Month* II.BO Peace On Earth, Good Will to M en" cannot mean anything D elivered In C ltr by C arrier per w e e k ISc. W eek ly E dition IS Per T ea r else but friendliness, aiding one another, and working together DPECIAL NOTICE: A ll o b ltu a rp for the best o f all. No individual, city, state or nation has evei notices, cards o f thanks, resolu tion s and n otices o f entertainm ents w liore gotten anywhere by a do-it-alone policy. ch arges are m ade, will tie charged fo r Sanford will not grow and. prosper as Sanford should untii at reg u la r ad vertisin g rules. there is a greater but-pouring of the Christmas spirit—the spirit MR MR EM T!JM ASSOCIATED PHKNS that has made possible the great strides of the city during the T he A ssociated Press is ex clu sively en titled lu the use fo r republlcatlun o f past few years. all newa dispatches credited to It o r In a Christmas editorial the St. Augustine Record says that not oilier wise credited In this p a p er and a lso the lo ca l newa published the world is too big for any one person to get all there Is in lift herein. AllW Igbta o f re-p u bltcatlon o f special dispatches herein are also r e ­ by himself. Now and then we find a man who imagines that lu served. can start a business and make it go without the help of anybody else. These men’ are getting scarce fo r bitter experience hat MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1922 shown that it can not be done. He will struggle along for maybe a few years paying no attention to what his city and his neigh­ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY bors are doing. He makes no effort to serve his community othei How to se t on :— Ask, and it shall than for profit. He takes no part in public activities and doet Matthewy7-7 *eek, t!!d ye Bha11 ftnd‘ j not seem to care whether the world m oves or not. -Ov- Make someone happy tomorrow. ---------- o---------The Herald wishes you a Merry Christmas. There will be no issue o f The Her­ ald tomorrow. -oAnd after Christmas cornea the New Year resolutions. ----------o --------Only q few hours are left for you to do your Christmas shopping late, -o Swat the Grouch, CliflStmos is no time to tulorute anyone with a frow n. Sanford needs a larger post office. And the Postmaster needs a larger force. ---------- n---------Strangers in the city would appre­ ciate a little friendliness at Christ­ mas time. o---------News from Russia. Something wrong with Trotzky’s stomach. Couldn't be, he has nothing in it. Seminole county has good roads. That’s more than can be said about some of the counties not far away. ». ---------- o---------Tho girl who sends her mother' to bed when her date arrives at nine o’ ­ clock is not the old-fushioned girl who knew how to cuuk and sew. ----------- o - --------- Priestesses who are credited with the power o f destroying enemies by cursing them are regarded with awe by one tribe in Central Africa. Fox must serve the rest of his na­ tural life in jail. This is u convinc­ ing argument that it is very poor judgment fo r any man to commit murder. ----------o---------The Christmas Number of The Fort Myers Tropical News was issued on Friday and contained forty pages. Issues of this character do lots o f advertising fo r Florida. o---------A fter the Christmas dinner n drive out in the farming sections of Sem­ inole will prove interesting. Note the prosperous fnrms and the wl>11 kept property o f Seminole citizens. ---------- o--------- - Ii; . r \ ST. L U K E 2:7 Y/e ring the bells and wc raise the Strain, !«Ve hang up garlands everywhere 4nd bid the tapers twinkle fair, \nd fast and frolic—nnd then we go Back to tho same old lives again,” That man, i: ---------------- o —-------------- The Reason For Christmas An exchange gives the following interesting “ Reason for Christmas’ ’ : The observance of December 25 as the anniversary of our Savior’s birth has been maintained long enough to create a pre­ sumption in the belief that it is an originnl institution of Christen­ dom. Nevertheless, the oldest authority for the observance of that day as the birthday of Christ belongs to an epoch separated by a distance of three centuries from the original event, nnd the fes­ tival itself was celebrated on December 25 in the West before it was assigned to that day in the East. It is certain that in A. D. 538, December 25 was observed ip Rome as the Festival of the Nativity of Christ. The authority for this statement is a Festal calendar drawn up by the local church at Rome in that year. Early in the Third century— i. e., about 130 years before the compilation o f this festal calendar.__ Hippolytus, Bishop of Port us, had assigned Wednesday, December. 25, in the forty-second year o f the reign of Augustus, as the date of our Lord's birth. ----------------o----------------- FAIRFAX HARRISON, president o f the Southern Railroad, asks himself some searching questions: “ Do you liki* your,work?” ..................... ....... “ Have you learned tihe beat, quickest and easiest way o f doing it?” “ Have you a fixed goal in lino with your supreme talent?’ ’ “ Do you believe absolutely in your own future?” "A re you correcting your own weaknesses: mental, financial, social or spiritual?” “ Are you independent, fearless, courteous?” “ Do you wish your rivals well, nnd never speak ill of them?” “ Can you relax entirely in your leisure hours?" “ Are you saving money systematically 7” ’ “ Do you enjoy art, music, literature and the presence of little children?” “ Does your highest ambition include some real service to humanity?”— Wall Street Journal. --------------- o----------------- THIS IS TRUE philanthropy, that buries not its gold in osten­ tatious charity, but builds its' hospital in the human heart.— Harley. IT IS THE easiest to “ be all things to all men," but it is not Sanford voters should see to it thnt their poll taxes are paid so that they honest. Self-respect must be sacrificed every hour in the day.— are eligible to vote In the bond elec­ Abraham Lincoln. tion which is of grent importance to the future of this city. --------- o---------Be connidernte of the clerks in the stores. They have had trying days and have been working long hours trying to assist Sanford people in selecting Christmas gifts. ----------o--------- - GLORY TO GOD IN T H E HIGHEST By M oses‘ Folsom Except for Jesus there would be no 'lnistmss festivities and Joys, No rces tilled with gifts would be found in December 25, standing in the home >f 'th e civilised. Nor would stockngs o f children be hung up on "the light.before Christmas," ns so well old in Moore’s famous poem. Says Susan Coolldge: dbomed but for one thing— failure. He will wake up some day and find that the city has advanced so far that he is left entirely behind. That is the reward of no cooperation. His competito; across the street believes in cooperating with the other merchant! of the city in nn effort to live. His business will grow while th' other fellow fails. That is the reward o f cooperation. In thd early day's o f civilization, men saw that cooperation was necessary' it order to protect themselves from the wild animals and ravage.1 of nature. The same thing was true two thousand years ago Cooperation is necessary in order to preserve your business. Times and conditions change but the fundamental laws of nature stpy with us forever. The above statements with reference to an individual may well apply to a city. Sanford’s growth during the coming year will be measured by the growth of the spirit of the cooperation. The Chrismas spirit must prevail every day as well ns tomorrow' A s soon as Christmas is over it would be fine if the band concerts could begin. . -Cl Did you send a Christmas contribu­ tion to the Children’s Homo at Jack­ sonville? It’a not too late. ----------o---------- L T he-W orld’s. Great H oly Days WHEREVER A PROCESS of life communicates an cargcrness to him who lives it, there the iiie becomes genuinely significant. — Prof. William James. Isn’t that true? Why should we to back to the old grind? Why not mike the season and spirit o f Christnns service n regular all the year ouml proposition, ns minted by Irnnvllle Kleiner, in these words: ‘The Christmas spirit nnd sense o f ervice should not be only for one lay in the year, but n perenlat and crpctunl expression o f tho love In •our heart. If the spiritual good hbor of rhristmns Day were gener•lly manifested throughout the year *. would transform mankind. Love is till th" greatest th'ng in the wcrld, nc! the world grows better In nrnortion as love increase. Do not wait 'or othe s to prnctice the golden rule. '*at dil’gently apply it in your dull* ■fr. Like tho *tnrs that arc beauti­ ful boenure o f w hit thev are, nnd not ' o-nuso of w hat they do, so you* can nnke your life a beneficent influence o others by developing a continual ipirif of Christmns within your mind md henrt.” That was the spirit o f Charles Jickcns when he suid: "I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to ceep it all the year. It is good to be hildten sometimes, nnd no better han at Christmas when its mighty •blunder was a child Himself." Christmas makes the fireside the enter of' n thousand charms and dothes the flame in most beautiful garments. It is the aniversnry of .he day when angels sang “ Peace on •arth, good will to men.” Saintly Phillips Brooks tells us that ‘The earth has grown old with Its burden o f eare, But at Christmns it Is nlways young, Tho heart o f the jewel burns lus­ trous and fair, And its soul, full of music, brenks forth in the air, When the song o f the angels is sung.” while the good Quaker poet, John G. Whittier, says: ‘ Blow, bugles o f battle, the marches o f peace; East, west, north and south, let the long quarrel cease; Sing the song o f great joy that the nngils began, Sing of glory to God and o f good will to man.” Jesus came to the world ns a babe. He might have come as man-, ns Adnih lid, b u t'H e -ca m e ns; a little' child,' o glorify tho cradle, to beautify boy­ hood, to sanctify motherhood, and save the world. Make tho anniversary of His coming one of genuine joy for the children. Says Marion Hnrlnnd: “ Never deny tho babies their Christ­ mns. It is the shining seal set upon a year of happiness. Let them believe in Santa Claus, or St. Nicholas, or Kriss Kringlc, or whatever name the folly Dutch saint bears in your re­ ligion:’’ Except for Jesus there would be no Easter celebration to typify a risen Saviour, with its nccompnniment of flowers, hats nnd gowns, denoting the return of spring with its blessings, would not have nung: ‘Christ the Lord is lisen today. Sons of men nnd angles say, Raise your joy s and triumphs high; Sing ye Heavens nnd curth reply.” On Eastern morn Jcsu3 burst the bars of death, and He wears the name above every name. The resurrection bids us watch nnd pray for the com­ ing of tho King. En3ter cun be welltermed the Queen of Fe.itivnls, The risen Saviour answered afTrmatively the forty-century old query: " I f a man die, shall he live nguin?” 13. And 'suddenly there was with the angel a 7. Ami she brought forth her firstborn son, multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and anti wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger because there was no room for 'Id . Glory to God in the highest, and on them in the inn. earth peace, goad will toward men. 15. And it came to pas?, as the angels were 8. And there were in the same country shep­ gone away from them into heaven, the siiephcnli herds abiding in the field, keeping watcli over sniil one to another, Let us now go even unto their flock by night. Ikthldum nnd sec this thing which is come lo \9. Ami In. the angel of the Lord canto upon pass, which the Lord hath made known unto them, nnd the glory o f tho Lord shone round us. about them: and they wore afraid. H*. And they came with haste, and found 10. And the angel said unto them, Fear not: Mary, and Jo3cph, and the babe lying in a mang­ for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great er. joy, which shall ho to all people. 17. And when they had-Aden It, they mado 11. Fcr unto you is born this day in the city !:i: *,vn nbraad the saying which was told then of David a Saviour which is Christ the Lord. co iecrn’ ng this child. 13. And all they that heard it wondered at 12. And this shall be a sign unto you: Ye shall find lho babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, those things which were told them by the shep­ herd.-’. lying in a manger. i n a B U K a a s e x u x B K cn a u E a a c E s a u v ^ c ^ a im 's tn ’tsBU'aH^aBaBNBaui a u u l ockets have that Christmas feel- “ H ins. TOM SIMS SAYS 3 Safe Deposit The proper place to hang mistletoe Q is in the hair. n Some friends form to have the gift of giving useless g i’ ts. a If every day was a holiday when H would we rest up? u The A-Il-C of Christir.a is All Buy =j Chceifull. a n n Leave no leaf unturned in g ettin g ' « prosperity lor UJ2J. 2 Next In safely the thin.? you want must of a safe deposit Iidx convenience of Iccatica. Our vault is on Hie strcul fit or and io il are bnxra i f all sizes nn J various prices. Bu^i* m is men and firms in the downtown district find the First National a convenient, pleasant place to do business. * . . Christmas puts the finishing touches J “ We Christians,” says Spurgeon, on father’s pockctbook. "do not believe that Jesus Christ was jrt the only one that ever rose front the Anybody can swear off sm oking, [j dead. We believe that every deathbed after Christmas cigars. 'n Palm Bench Post lu is n resurrection; that from every Absence of presents doesn’t m a k e :" grave the stone is rolled away.” Sanford merchants did n capacity A COMMUNITY BUILDER [ \\ Because tho legislature sees fit to various enforcement measures of the So potent in its influence, appeal­ the heart grow fonder. business Saturday night. Every store F. I*. FORSTER, President B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier was crowded nnd extra clerks were enact n lot of things and calls them act. ing, ns the Easter celebration does to kept on the jump trying to wait on laws is not sufficient to make them the sense o f the beautiful, to the ap­ Sneaking of the mailed fist, write This is another example o f trying iin !r x R U 3 a s u a u r .s a u r ,E u a :> .r 3 S X 2 a = iT a i!a a iB iB H a x im x iiin ia the customers. constitutionally legal, has been n to measure everybody’s corn in your preciation o ftho harmony of nature, a plain fist when mailing. ■----------o---------jlong realized fa ct; but often such half bushel, on the part o f the legis­ it is small wonder that society joined (xaua^ u an Q U K X E sn u r'.zH ii.B M csgasasB K sxaaan iK aB rau caaaan a Christmas cigars are made by the The uncontstitutionaiity of tho church in observing Easter day. Florida newspapers have produced ,Stand benX , ° i?uUrt? lature. thief who wa3 given enough rope. During the Lontecn period it gave up some wonderful Christmas editions, i flnd n. wa> to. Pns“ on the det without many laws enacted at every session " Phone 4 9 8 ------------------------------------------ — --------Phone 493 An evidence of progressiveness on questioning its constitutionality. is undoubted,and all that is needed is in most port many Bocial functions The stingiest man on earth is using u Not so with Judge J. J. Dickinson for someone to bring a test case nnd und rested. With the advent of Eas­ part o f the newspapers ns well as Cross Seuls Sen!.- lie caved over from 1** of the Seventh Florida Judicial Cir­ take the thing through tho courts to ter begins the spring season of social Red Cross a the growth o f the state. u cuit. On a habeas corpus proceeding rid the state o f a lot of fool legisla­ activity, not only for society people, last Christmas. H brought before him by u mnn who but those who cater to their material n Rotary Clubs throughout America was arrested, tried and convicted in tion. Only thing more* useless than a h needs and luxuries. T h em must be some preveiftive will spread good cheer tomorrow Volusia county fo r shooting u quail We have tho Bible telling us: "But mnn around the house on a holiday among the needy o f the land. Ro- —« tost action— Judge - -Dlckinfcon -has legislation against hunting at all sea­ now in H urst risen from the dead) Is two men. |U tari.-.ns will have a Happy Christ- knocked out section 2 to 7 o f Special sons, and during the state’s open sea­ a Household GcotK Pianos, Safes, Trunks and BaggaS* ar.d become tho first fruits of then: a mas. House [till 8!)7. passed at the lust son; but this thing of attempting to that slept." And Phillips Brooks tells Parents who bought drums for their1n Transferred Anywhere Any Time session of the legislature, regulating put oVer on the people the most pre­ us that children’s Christmas may need some n posterous sorts o f hampering their S to ra g e Living quarters are in great demand hunting in this state, leaving only ear drums for themselves, |J| “ Up und down our lives obedient, in Sanford these days. People who sections 1 and 8, which provide, re­ rights, merely because It is recogniz­ Walk, dear Christ, with footsteps ra­ have vacant rooms should make the spective !y, that no wild animals shall ed that the average man will rather Christmas cigars are* fins for kill­ diant. fact known*. Each day many people be killed, nnd providing the penalty. give up than light, must be stopped. Til) those garden lives shat! I*i ing moths. Just close ail the doins are consulting Herald want ads in an und start smoking one, . Section 2 prohibited carrying a gun It is stilt against the law in Flor­ Fair with duties done for Thee effort to secure suitable accommoda­ in tiie woods—clearly unconstitutional. ida to hunt out o f season, or without And our thankful spirits say, r z ' vt ; a r r .w j’WMgTW tions in this city. Section :i provided that wild game the provisions o f the protective dates ‘ Christ arose on Easter day’,” The average man’s New Year reso­ could be killed only when hurming of the act, wild deer, turkeys, quail, Ernest Renan, th j French free lution is that lie v. <11 r.weai* oil and You mny not believe it but there crowing crops or properly— left out turtle doves, ducks and other wild thinker and the must widely read on during tho, coming year. nre people owning their own property the possible danger to life or person unimals, fowl or birds that come with­ writer of rciigiour. history in his day, Elizubctti. (N. J.) high nehoolu will in Linford and Seminole county who from any ferocious wild animal such in the same class, us the constitu­ visited the Holy Land. He stood by it hnv t never done a thing to improve an are found commonly in Florida. tional right of the state to protect tiie walls o f Jetiuulem and by the have n tourso in plumbing. Section 1 has reference to the Game these, and to provide a penalty for place of the cross, walked along the should include forgetting tools. the* property—never even planted a tree or a Power. Such property own­ Warden; and n o official can take [the violation, b undoubted and stands. Jordan, by the sea o f Galilee, und in ers are not desirably. office unless elected by the peoples But any man may carry a gun in the tiie narrow find atony streets o f NuzBetween tho boy’s radio in the o.- appointed by the governor, or the w ood : and fields any time he wishes ur»**h nnd o f Bethlehem. Then he attic ami the cld maii’.i twill in the The Tnmpa Tribune issued a 200- office is provided for by special net und not have it taken Us prima facie .wrote liis “ Life of .iestyt,” and l^iis is cellar v.hat can n woman do? pap •• paper Sunday, filled with ad­ of the legislature. The judge bolds evidence that he has violated th* his c.uclusio.i: ‘‘ W lnlcver ilw* unexpected phenom­ vertising and interesting reading-mut­ that tiie uffiee o f Game Warden is hunting law. He may kill wild ani­ While a great deal o f u n it y K E N N E D Y ter. Each copy of the paper weighed not an appointive one ,nnd that only mals endangering Ills life or person, enon of the foturfr. Jesus will never be V u ,■/'J!.i Uj fot r pounds. This is one of the larges t the sheriff or his deputies can en- und further, he cannot lie arrested aurpaMcd. His won hip will constantly spent every year jo ;t fur fun . x -jt v c s : papira ever issued in uny section o f 'force the hunting law, and they, only, without affidavit made by a citizen, it n.w it. youth: the legend •>[ His Ih e [never eem to lmvo any. tv* the country und The Tribune is to he con do it on warrant sworn out by and a formal wnrrant for his arrest will bring ceaseless tears; His stitTercongratulated on the fine showing they citizens, and further, in order to eon- te rv e j by the sheriff or hi.i deputy,* ing: will soften the best hearts; all Only thing you can cay for Ger­ made. The Herald dots not hesitate viet a man, tiie dead game must la* only, nor ran he be convicted unless .the ages will proclaim thnt amongst many’s aluminum coins in wealth to say that Sunday's Tribune was the found on him. the evidence o f dead wild game h the sens o f men none has been born FOOT UF FII.ST STREET' won't he muni a heavy burden. fir.ejt it has ever seen. The other sections refer to the found o » him. I w lu is greatr than Juus.” First National Bank A Sound Decision QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER HOF- MAC PATTERY COMPANY JLm14 ■ -------------- ... is J- �SOCIAL, CLUB AND CHUBCH . ACTIVITIES MBS. FRED DAIGER ; Society Editor Residence Phone 217-W AT BAPTIST CHUBCH. The Christmas, entertainment will be given ..Tuesday night at 7 o ’clock. The young people have a Christmas play called. “ Was It a Dream,” to present, which is very pretty, and instructive also. Old Santa Claus will be there to greet the little folks and perhaps .he big, ns well, to take care of the Chriatmnr. tree. Everybody come. All nre welcome. Remember the time — Christmas night at 7 o’clock. CHARM Thursday— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith will entertain with an eve­ ning of music from 8 to 11 p. m., St their home, 217 East Third Street. Thursday— Annual Ball o f Social De­ partment at Woman’s Club at 0 p. Thursday— Mrs. W alter W ight will entertain the Every Week Bridge Club at her homo on Park Avenue Thu chicken pilau supper last Fri­ day evening wi»3 n social affnir at Moore'a Station Church. Nenrly nil Ihe neighbors were in to supper and pronounced it line. Tho ladies real­ ized n little over* $lli to turn in on the fund for the* community Christ-1 mas tree* to be held Christmas night at the church. Mrs. T. M. Bledsoe and Mrs. B. II. Squire with Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth as chairman were chosen as the com­ mittee to buy the gifts for the Christ­ mas tree. The ladies spent Tuesday in town shopping for It. Mr. ami Mrs. John A. Johnson nnd children moved here this month from Marion county, making six fnmilk" i coming here recently from the same ' place to make their homes. Byrnn H. Squire is expected home Thuisdity from the hospital ns no complications ' resulted from the re­ moval o f his eye. His host of friends sympathize with him in his great loss. Mr. Squire says he does not blame his cow ns she is not vicious, she was tossing her head ridding herself of I flies while eating her grain and he was bending over near her giving grain to her calf, when the dreadful Herbert Sqiures is home for the holidays from Atlanta, Go., where he nttends Emory University. Mrs. Ed Markcll has as her house icst for the holidays her sister, Miss D. Williams o f New York City, Mrs. C. S. Williams of New York I* spending the winter here with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Markell. Miss Maud Lake returned Friday evening from Staunton, Vn., where she is a popular student at Stuart Hall. Mr. and Msr. Victor Cheek have gone to Coronado Beach, where they will spend Christmas ns the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Mullin. Among tho recent arrivals in San­ ford are Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gilmore* of Poller, Ind. They expect to mnke this their future home. I.ndy Diana Somerset, beautiful daughter of Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, is recognized as one of the most talented amateur ac­ tresses in the titled set abroad. It is said she ambitious to go on the stage, but her parents nre restraining her. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger, Sr., mo­ tored over from Tampa on Mondny CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY On Saturday afternoon Little Miss and will spend several days here as the guests o f relatives. Helen Wilson, the lovely young dnughtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wil­ Miss Lolllo B. Robertson loft Sun­ son, entertained a number of her day night for Greensboro, Ga., where she will spend tho holidays with her friends at n Christmas party nt her home on Sanford Heights, in celebra­ grand-parents. tion of her birthday anniversary. Miss Benda Morrison returned The attractive new Wilson home home Sunday after having spent the was most artistically decorated with past three weeks at her cottage at holly, mistletoe, poinaettias nnd other Daytona Beach. Christmas suggestions. In the living Joe Ridion of Portland, Maine, ar­ room was a large glittering Christ­ rived in Kanfbrd Sunday and will mas tree, from which the. children spend some time here with his brother drew coinicopias of candy nnd cun­ and fumily, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ridion. ning little Santa Claus’ as favors. The afternoon was merrily spent with games of all kinds and late ill Prof. H. W. Harvey of Athens, Ga. the ntternoon they were invited into arrived Sunday and is the guest of the dining room foe refreshments. T. I. Hawkins at his home on Celery The dining table wafe'Inid'With a lace Avenue. cloth and centered with the large white birthday cake topped with Mrs. Walter Twitchell ond son, tiny red tapers in rose holders. Re­ Richard, o f Dnytona Beach, were call­ freshments of ice cream, cake and ed here Saturday by the death of her home made candies were served by sister, Mrs. Minnie E. Key. Mrs. Fred Wilson, assisted by Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Weyman White, Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Jernigan left ind Mrs. A. K. Powers. Monday afternoon for Clermont, The guests for the afternoon wore where they will spend Christmas as Maria Ann Powers, Virginia McDan­ the guests o f Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. iel, Camilla Dens, Helen Douglass, I.ochner. Weyman Harvard. Joyce Hunt, Mar­ jorie Forrest, Betty McKinnon, Alary Among the Sanford young folks Elizabeth Tolar, Jane Sharon. Kath­ returning for the holidays is, Herbert arine ThigpiJ), J. H. Coleman, Eugene Messer, who is attending Tennessee Estridgo, Louise ami Eleanor I lickMilitary Institute nt Sweetwater, son. Mary and Sara Maxwell, Mnrtha IJishop, Sam Bradford and Wnnnn Tenn. White. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Scott o f New York City arrived Saturday and will CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT ALL SOULS CHURCH. spend some time here ns the guests Monday nt midnight High Mass of of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mnrkell at their the Nhtivity of Christ. hjme on Park Avenue. Sermon: “ Glory to God in the Highest and on earth peace to men of Mrs. Mary E. Strong motored to good will.” Luke ii, 1-M. Jacksonville Friday, where she spent The musical program will bo as several days. She was acocmpnnied follows: home by her duughtcr Miss Winifred Holy Night. Strong of Palatka. Processional, Adcste Fiileles. Kyri>, Itoswig. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Potter o f JackGloria, Roswig. son. Mich., are the holiday guests of Credo, Roswig. their son nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Sanctus, Millard. \V. Potter nt their home on Magnolia Benedictus, Gounod. Avenue. A gus Del, Millard. Vcni Creator, before the sermon. Offertory, Adcste Fiileles. Miss Corinne Robinson and Airs. Recessional, Adcste I' itlclca. Goodrich,of Orlando motored to San­ The Mass will be sung by the fol­ ford Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. A. D. Key, which took place lowing: Mesdamcs Takneh, Peters, \Val.«h, Miss Josephine Tarbell and Sunday afternoon. Margaret Shelly Mr. A. H. Stone, Mr. W. W. Tunnicliffc of Ohio Is Geo. IaiVignc. Mr. Wm. Shepard, Mr. spending the winter here us the guest Paul Pczold nnd Mr. Peter Sehnal: m his son nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Mrs. F. E. Roundllat, organist. The doors of the church will be JL lunniclffe at their lovely country open at 11:30 p. m., nud services home. commence sharply at 12 o’clock. The public is cordially invited to I- D. Brown nnd Felix Frank frpo sittings. ‘ i i Saturday In the latter’s cur for The second Mas3 will be a low f alatka where they will stay over Mass nt 9 a. m. Christmas ns the guests o f the for­ mer s father and sister. Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins loft Miss Zoe Munson returned home Saturday in their car for Atlanta •Sunday from St. Petersburg where where they will spend the holidays. she has spent the past three weeks as the guest o f Mrs. Woodward Barn­ Mrs. L. A. Mickey re well. Friday from Kansas wi been visiting her sons Misses Mildred Simmon* nnd Knth- for the past five months Mr. and Mrs. Porter \ . TcnKUe »nd Mr*. Edmund •aetach left Sunduy evening for nounce the birth o f a Mountvllle, S. C., where they will Sunday December 2.1, al ;d>end the holidays with their parents. on Fifth Street. Allen Jones arrived home Monday Mom Memphis, Tenn., and will spend Bn* holidays with hlr mother, Mrs. Allen Jones-and sister, Mias LeCIaire •ones. Mr. Jones is attending the Memphis Medical College. Mrs. Howard Tibbnls nnd little son, !|*un*0tJ: o f Umatilla are spending the holidays here us the guests of ° r her aunt, Mrs. Fannie 8 . Munson nncl sisters. Misses Ztio nnd Ennnln O N LY O N E v lip Ohio, with 41, lends the states in the number’ of colleges. FIRESTONE guarantees you most miles per Dellar a CHRISTMAS GIFT—Red Tabes* and a Tire Changer Free with all Cord Tires. R A Y BROTHERS I’honc 518------------------- Sanfori Photo Piny Roy, Stewart in Also Comedy and Fox News Special Christmas Matinee nnd Night GEOItnF, AIM.IMS IN' “ THE GREEN GODDESS” Mis 1Alice Pedkham (above), U. S. District Court clerk of Rhode Island, is the only wo­ man in the country, it Is said, holding that office. Photo taken in Providence. It. I. With Alice Joyce and special Orchestra The Pucknrd Coupe will Ik? given away at the night show. CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN. Notice is hereby given that the books for the registration of voters of tho City of Sanford, Florida, has this day been opened for the purpose of registration, anil will remain open until January J, 1921. Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the seal of the City of Sanford, Florida, oil this the 12th day o f De­ cember, A. I). 192.'). (SEAL) L. It. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Apply Boncilla Beautificr cosmic clay to your lacc, and rest while it dries, than remove and sec and (cel the wonderful difference in the cojorend texture ol tha skin. S Guaranteed to do these definite things (nr the (aca or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give it color Lift out the lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and muscles Make the skin soft and smooth. $ You can obtain regular sizes from your favorite toilet counter. If not, send this ad. with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, fora trial tube. Sanford Novelty Works LOVKJOY-TOMPH1INS NUPTIALS. A quiet nnd impressive wedding was that o f Saturday afternoon when Mi.is Grace Tompkins and Mr. Au­ gustus Grantham Lovejoy were mar­ ried nt the home of. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Forrest on Park Avenue, Dr. F. D. King, pastor ‘o f the Baptist Church, performing the impressive ceremony. The lower floor was opened en suite and beautifully decorated with quanti­ ties o f pink and white roses, effective­ Coronado Beach ly arranged. Potted palms, plants nnd ferns were used ns a back-ground. The bride was becomingly attired in a smart eostumo of brown crepe worn with chic hat and other acces­ For its third season under the mnnarement of Mrs. ■ sories to match. ■ Coats and Mrs. F, C. Nieland. They have cui'iiRcil an orchea- 3 Immediately following tho cere­ mony the young couple left for a a tin from Greenville, Maine, to play for them this winter. " wedding trio whi<-h will include At­ jj They will put on a lanta, Macon nnd Forsyth, Ga. After ■ ■ January *5 they will be at home to their friends nt the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Jimmie Howard. The bride has made scores o f friends h<*re since coming to Sanford two years ago, by her charming nnd n gracious manner. She is one o f tho ■ a ia i» R iJ R v n d iH iN 9 r R iin ii< a > iiiN is v iiiit iv K i2 !iiM iM a n K r n iu n nopulnr nurse.a nt Fcrnnld-Laughton hospital. Mr. l ovejoy is from one of Flori­ da’s oldest nnd most prominent fam­ ilies and holds n responsible position here with the Hill Hardware Com­ pany. Ho has many friends here who join in wishing both him nnd his lovely bride every future happiness. Ocean View Hotel IS N O W OPEN Special Christmas Dinner Price $ 1 .0 0 jj jj V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop nnd 3Ii!l Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street Schelle Maines LAWYER — Court Housi Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building Sanford ---------------- Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building S anford.------------ Florida A . P. Connelly & Sons EHtnblished 1DOS Real Estate, Loans and Insurance I'honc 18 104-8 Mngnolin Avc STEW AR T the Florist Flower.i For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association Ki t .Myrtle Ave. Phone 2G0-W Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding IMior.c 02 ------ Sanford, Fla. I'hone I9H -------------- W . J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance NFORI), FLORIDA MILDRED SIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: ltonm 225, Meisch Building Phone 198 Local and Long Distance Hauling Storage S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford,---------------------- I There is no known authentic por­ JNO. V/. SNEED trait o f Jesus Christ. Each o f the u u masters has painted his own concep­ 3 Phor.c 5 3 9 ------------------------Myrtle Avenue nnd 1th Street 3 tion o f Christ, nnd ns the years hnvo M M passed n conventional type hns been n ■ evolved nnd is generally accepted. a a .-tsa a a B a a a a a a a 8B B a a a a a a a a a a a 2io<i3:!n«nxaaBaaaH auaBaaan If rout ilraltr ran'tcti It, i*nJ n*m*. atld r e , tisc snJ 1>. W t'll tend in* ectwt. N r m n H y g ie n ic.F a sh io n Institute 120 K. 16th St.. New York (Dept. B.) Work QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R S Sanford Feed & Supply Co. : Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 is a real bargain. 1c has a low top and medium iklrt. Made In duiable pink or white counts sires 24 to 36—and costs o r.iy $3 00. Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, In his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. You can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each day. CLAY AWAY THE YEARS f : had was a “ FIRESTONE” Tho Milano Theatre Wishes you Relieved Boy's Cough. Just received car o f High Grade Beef Pulp. Seminole Feed Co. 2t Mrs. L. Van Belle, Pendroy, Mont., writes, “ 1 like your Cough Medicine vory well. My little boy, 0 years old, had a very bad cough and after using FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAIt COMPOUND he secured relief." For coughs, colds uiul hoarseness there is no better remedy on tho market to­ day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the test o f time, serving three genera­ tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ stitutes.— Adv. Mile, Germuine, famous French mannequin, shows ubovo in n rccmarknblc pictorial study, has risen to claim the title of the most beautiful mannequin in the French city. The best Tire your Car orer Uso the Classified Page. HANDLE WITH CARE. A Kansas woman took a package wrapped in flim.<y paper to the posttiff icu the other day to mail. “ Don’t tin a it up idc down,” she warned the clerk, “ it is a pie." BEAUTY o r .l) a r c h i t f c t u r e t o g o . JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21.— Non­ descript architecture in this state must go. This is the purpose o f nines of the Florida Red Estate Board. Instead there will appear a distinctive style o f architecture, suit­ ed to Florida’s climate, her atmos­ phere and her scenery. A commit­ tee of recognized leaders to draw up standardization plans will be appoint­ ed as the first step towards bringing W. T. Langley, Sr., Airs. W. M. about n distinctive Florida architec­ Conine, Miss Erma Coninc, and Lynn ture. laingley of Camp Hill, Ala., are the Th" average man’s lirnin weighs 50 holiday guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. T. lAngley nt their home on Park ounces; the average woman’s, 41 ounces. Avenue. Airs. L. K. Sessions of Sanford, Fla., has been a guest nt the Holly­ wood Hotel, Holly wood-by-the-Sea, Florida’* new East Coast resort city, 15 miles north o f Miami ami 50 miles south of Palm Beach. MONUMENT FOR A HEN. Little Compton, in little Rhode Is­ land, is to have a great bronze monu­ ment commemorating the village os the birthplace o f the first Rhode Is­ land Red hen. Today her descendants number millions. This continent originally obtained its poultry from tho Old World. Tho Rhode Island Red combines the npproved qualities of several varieties of^fowls, and is perhaps the most American chicken. The biggest known thing in the univorsc Is the ntar Dotclgcux; tho small­ est is the electron, n tiny manifesta­ tion o f created matter. .Sound travels at the rate of 1,100 fcot n second. ; EAST SANFORD KHday— Senior Epworth League will have Christmas social at the Meth- Mrs. Alex Vaughan has as her guests for the holidays her aon nnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. Doudney and daughter, Helen, o f Miami. I W . A . HOBBS, M. D. S|n I'latlr.liiK to (Irtilto I'rinury DIhiums amt kvik-c•limey— Chronic. Hktu ami SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO Abstract George A . DcCottes blmnl diseases IVmalt. I n s r i- 'S niut Rheumatism M i i t f u r i i ...... ................ —------- Florida IIKFU'K VU I'lltST NATIONAL before buying .property Attorncy-nt-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford------------------- Florida E. A . Douglass, Pres, �STADIUM WILL NOT BE ERECTED, SAYS COACH J. L. WHITE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dec. WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.— Tho dc24.— A 110 yard run In the wrong partment of commerce announces that direction after n pass was intercepted was the fenturo o f tho inter-college the costa o f government fo r the state football tournament at the .University o f Georgia for the fiscal year ended U N IVERSITY OP FLORIDA, Dec. o f Florida, which was won by the December 31, 1222, amounted to $15,24.— That there I* no foundation to Arts and Science team. The junior the rumor that an athletic stadium class team won the Inter-class tourn­ 801,270, which wna a per capita cost is to be erccteff at the University of ament without n tic or defeat on their o f $5.34. In 1017 tho per capita cost Florida in the near future, is the record. was $2.60 and in 1914, $2212, tho to­ statem ent,m ade by James L. White, . Tho spectacular run was made tals for these years being $7,579,017 when the A. and S. bowled over tho and $0,330,342, respectively. The per athletic director o f the institution. “ A stadium would not be practica­ I-awyers, their grontc.it obstacle and capita costs for 1922 consisted o f ex­ ble, h e ro'on account of our climate,” favorites of the meet— 0-2. Tho Law­ penses of general ■departments, $4; »»id Mr. W hile when asked about the yers were clearly outplayed, hut the payments for interest, $0.09; and for rum or current among the student gome was hard, with few noticeable outlays, $1.20, over $3,500,009 being interesting from ythc spent for highway improvements. body and friends of the University1faults, ami tin *. the I___1 __I__ __o rf ,1 ________ . .................. spectators’ viewpoint, according t^ since beginning the present The net indebtedness (funded nnd term. In explanation of this, he said ninny of the 100 or more students floating iioaung debt less sinking fund runu itsas­ wind is a very'Im portant factor in present. sets) of Georgia was $1.31 per cajfftn The teachers fell easily before the a football game and that the stadium for 1922, $2.14 for 1917, nml $2.39 Would cut o ff all wind from the field. A . and S., 25-0, while the Engineers, for 1914. tho “ Even if a stadium was practica­ which hnd previously .played For 1922 the assessed valuation o f ble,” he added, “ wo have no funds Teachers a scoreless tie, nut up a proporty subject to ad valorem tax­ with which to build one. However, stiff fight in the final and deciding ation was $1,190,515,720; the amount w e will erect steel bleachers to ac­ game of the tournnment, being de­ o f taxes levied was $5,952,079; nnd commodate 2,000 to 2,600 people on feated 0-0. The Agricultural College the per capita levy $2.00. considered strong Fleming Field before next fall. They representatives, tho . championship, will tnke care o f the crowds which contenders fo r SPRING TRAINING EARLY. Wo will have here for several years. n ficr downing the Phnrmarists, 13-0. ST. PKTF.P.SUURG, Dec. 24.— E veryone- thinks a stadium would be were eliminated by the Engineers, In the first round o f tho intcr-class Membara of the Doston Brnves’ base­ a nice thing to have because they tournament the Juniors sailed ball squad of 1921 .will begin arriv­ have them everywhere else.” A t the beginning of the present through the Sophomocs, 13-0, while ing here February 20 for their spring term, the report was circulated that the Freshmen trimmed tho Seniors, training, according to infoim ation retho work then progressing on Flem­ 12-0. Tho Juniors showed a mark- icclved from the Bravos’ management ing Field was part of a plan to ed superiority over the "R a t3" by n ! by tho. local chamber o f commerce. erect a stadium a t the institution in 0-0 victory, winning tho champion- |Pitchers and catchers will be included in the first contingent. They will s h ip .. the near future. A s nn indication o f the strong de­ be followed nbout a week later by the fensive work, only two points were infielders nnd outer gardeners. Work scored in both tournaments by losing already has been started In making the field ready for their use. teams. I SCOTT HIGH NOT TO PLAY IN FORT MYERS THIS YEAR 4> »• if " li ( X. j o W EST COAST TOURNY. ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 21.—The chamber o f commerce has agreed to raise $2,330 to insure bringing tho West Const G olf tonrnr merit to thiIS city during the winter, A ljrit of 11" prizes, the highest for $800, will be offered the competing professionals who enter the -tournament. Sale of gallery tickets will be looked to for reimbursement. The tournament is expected to bring come o f the most noted players o f the country to the “ Sunshine City.’ * rO tlltT DOUSE ADDITION. FORT PIERCE, Dee. 24— Additions to the St. Turic county courthouse costing $45,090 arc under way. Pre­ liminary work ban been started ami rhcmld he veil on the way v. ifhin the year ending with December. A J Tor­ ture two stories high, of hollow tile and brick, is being added on tin* east side o f the pro1on’ bail ling, to provide more room for county o ffi­ cers. VERY VERSATILE BASEBALL FLAYER f 'i -f F i If Mtt BB III ■a no IH ■■ BK ■■ UM BU CM Bin on ■x EM nn BU KU Q Cl Mil U Hollywood “Pro” Will Compete Against Stars HOLLY WOOD-11 Y-THE-SEA, Fla. Dec. 24.— Leo Nelson, gulf profes­ sional at the Hollywood course will compete in several big championships in Miami and vicinity this winter. Ho will play against such “ cracks’ ’ aa Genu Saruzen, Johnnie Farrell, Wal­ ter Hagan and profession!* of that class. Besides, “ crack” amateurs, who will be in Florida for tho win­ ter season. Nelson is practicing on the Holly, wood course for these competitions and is playing a strong game. He was former state open champion o f Indiana. l.cc Nelson is one of six brothers who are golf professionals. Two o f them. Leu NeI.-.o:i 'and Edwin Nelson will bo strong competitors in these open tournaments. Thu Hollywood gulf course is one of the newest and beat in southern Florida. The par for the 18 holes Is 72— difficult enough for the profes­ sional and “ crack” amateur but not loo hard for the player of ordinary ability. Tho new Hollywood golf club house will open shortly after the new year. This dub house is of beautiful Bpun­ ish architecture with every conven­ ience for men and women golfers. Great V. C. T. CONVENTION. ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 21— More than l,5ti0 members representing councils from all parts of the state m e expected to attend a sally here some time in Mitch of the United Commercial Travelers Association. Plans are being made, it is announc­ ed, to entertain the visitors. The date* o f the gathering has not been fixed. GOLF COURSE TO OPEN. JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 21.—The now nine holes of the Jekyll Island G«df course, just off tho Nassau county coast of Florida, near the month of the St. Mary’s liver, will be opened about January 20. It is un­ derstood that a special train carrying a contingent of prominent New York financiers will leave that city on Jan­ uary 1(5 for the occasion. J. P. Mor­ gan, George F. Baker, Dr. Walter Ik .lames, and others prominent in the nffairs o f the nation’s metropolis, are said to be members o f the dull. AH Souls Church Oak Avenue at Eighth Street SERMON BY UEV. J. A. IIENNESSY Full Musical Program Tho church will bo comfortable warmed, If necessary Tho public la cordially Invited to free scr.t3 “ Pence on earth to men of goodwill." — ANNOUNCEM ENTT H E V A L D E Z HOTEL ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OP THF MAIN DINING ROOM WITH A NINP COURSE TABLE D’HOTE DINNER • , CHRISTMAS DAY, DECEMBER v 25TH, 1923 A . F. FAI.CK. Mgr. A MERRY CHRISTMAS $ $<7? l Christmas lime is coming, /• Eclis dre chiming sweet, / May its happiness and peace Make your days complete. The simple hut earnest wish of your friends. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 0 Y o u C a n N o w S a f e ly H o ld %, y o u r F r u i t £or H i g h e r P r i c e d Many growers in California, as in Florida, have* found grove headers on insurance which increases the value of their vcrops whether a freeze comes or not. \t , , / ACQUIRES UTILITY PLANTS, oR U A NDO;: I >«•:' 2 la -W : •Sr •B a r* tow Company of New York has ob­ tained, by terms of a deal closed here, tho Cheney interests in this section, including electric light, ice nnd gas plants, Do Land, Daytona Bench, Leesburg, Eustls nnd Lake Wales. It is understood that tho new owners plan to furnish all stations in the group from one central plant, probably Orlando on account of its central location,. . '’ ""l t ■■" ' 1 1 iM1 ■ 1 ,. ,, t, 1 , * * Assured of protection, they dare to hold their kfruit longer/and can, therefore, wait for tho most advantageous market.) v In the event of freeze, tho heaters nottonly savol fruit which naturally commands unusual prices, but preserve fruit-bearing Tvood, insuring profitable crops in the years immediately'; following — thus effecting a double gain in place of a double loss. ; , > , | You can save your grove— fruit, bud and’blossom— and make the small investment in heaters and labor pay assured!returns. Help benefit! of the latest information on scientific fanning. There classes nrc usually well attended, according to Professor Day, nnd in them many live nnd perplexing problems are threshed out. At these classes the instructor in addition to tho other work tries to get men who have made marked success in their special lines of endeavor to make tall-..! on their methods and iem its. Thi-- work has ■ - - ■ a , , b, Rcflt tl, the comma; . " ' . ; . ., . «dt!ei where held, and it m nqw hoped Hint in the near future the numbers o f these schools can be greatly increused. Investigate—Ask for a demonstration in your grove where you may see just how easily and cheaply tho improved Skinner Coke Heater may bp installed and operated. Send in the coupon. _ U i» Skinner Machinery Co. Dunedin, Florida. Rm t I c # D«partm«nt. Kktnnar Mnuhlnery Company, Dunedin, Florida. The earth’s population i:s estimated to be 1.747,000,900. The figures arc thor-e o f 1920, tlm latest. Send Information about heater 'equipment re­ quired to protect m r cruve. I h av« Christmas Trees for sale—50c tu $ 1X0. Brotherhood of tit. Andrew. Rhone 350. acres la srov*. I WINTER COUCHS AND COLDS With the changeable weather which wo have at this pension o f the year coughs and colds nrc very prevalent, lie prepared for them. Have a bot­ tle «.f FOLEY’S MONEY AND TAR COMPOUND h m b, and with the fir.-,t sign o f u cough or cold take a does nod prevent a serious ailment FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM ROUND haa been tho standard family cough remedy for over 35 yearn, J bringing prompt relief mid when onus used you will never be without i;. Bold everywhere,— Adv, 1 v s j ia n n t c n a B iu f lE U B a ':^ ;5BngT»nr<.r:rij:-H t'T tR ii3 -i a B t n « v j r 'T mg : - TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT #t Varieties. *•,*** **#»*■ ••iff SKIMMER : z r n r - T n r f R n m ia R u t e R x a M R o n is R a n n c iK B . n D n R K a n n a e m B t Z Q a n iiK n & c Q K a a a u n iw x v ia a K N M f '™ * ’^ '^ 'jauoT tvnaituiiS usuuxrm na.-cR iratica^ m tagnaaagnB M H B B aB aK c;; a n a u n a s s s t s * :a s a .'it ja z a a s a o c r s a n u n a a a c x iu : JHUziBiLuaaijauaacaaBKHaaBMaaaaHaBiJna* * 81 % TV ; PC V vw-’ i1 til 1VJ i ? istmas r-xip~J Join m*r savings club now and got one next year. Thousands v/cre made fcanpy IMa v/ccb. .They a-i received a h i-; check, We want you, tco, to get a b i g : check next Christmas—Join now. We ere now ready to open your account S:i our Christmas Savings Club. 192*] members \ ealt fer your checks O O O S E M I N O L E K'l.ii' I tlln J VI c.Iit Y era -P -S E R V 1 C E- S T R E N (; T II n bh an x "R r r*.i art m i d unci* ci i A YouDidn't Get a wa ■M HU Is • UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dec. 24,—Thu Smith-Hughes Act provid­ NEW YORK, Dee, 2 L— Harold ing for the teaching o f .agricultural Joseph (“ Pie” ) Traynor, third sacker education, trades and industries, nnd o f the Pittsburgh Nationals, wnnkr name economics in the United States nntor.g the fifst five in all-around is destined to have nn important rela­ performance in the National League tion to the prosperity and progress o f during 1923, in the opinion o f many the American people in the future keen baseball students. He rivals in development o f the nation, according of agri V. lDay, ay, professor ot ngnversatile prov.’ csa, they declare, Rog­ to James \V. education, addressing one of ers 1loin?by, o f the Cardinals, nnd cultural i,;„ niiivi.r itv H-ls- im Frank Frisch, o f tho Ciant.i. h.a mmtr. i t / las.L . ■ iilncc the hilt was parsed In the This late :t b ig league sensation wound up his s-.-cond season in the war period o f 1917, in order to insure majors with a batting menage of .238, a greater production o f craps to the ranking eighth among the senior eir- United States nnd the World at large, cult’s batsmen. Proof that his stick- there has been n gratifying increase work was timely is that he drove in in the amount nf farming along sei10U runs. He fielded nt the rate of j entitle lines, said the professor. He .951, making the unusual total o f .310 added that this went hand in hand assists and taking part in 32 double'with better crops o f finer quality, inplays. Icreased yields on the same or lesser Traynor has sneod too, for he stole amounts of ground, nnd the whole 23 bare:, tanking fifth. In this de- was done with le * effort nnd worry partment h»* was excelled only by on the part o f the operator, due to Grantham. ( nrcy, Frisch and Smith. knowing how to plan and carry out And ho took part in every game o f his the operation so ns to accomplish the club’s : h- dole but one, thus proving most with tho least effort. At present there are within-the his dural.'ili: .*. Traynor is only 23 years old. He r.ta'o 27 departments o f vocational nttrartr i notion before completing! agriculture running in conjunction regular high schools for high school nt Somerville, Mass., w a s; with tl: idem . In addition to the bought by the Pirates after but brief i white minor league experience, nnd sea- cln.ees conducted for the benefit of lii^h school pupils, where there '•:>j;ed a yt i wi ll Iliimlngham in the Southern Association. He m ode1is sufficient demand, classes are also good In hi* first iti’ t with tho Pirates given at convenient hours for adult : 23. I fnrm cn who are anxious t-> get tb-; ■cb n n x n n i>x x u t ei n a n n r;aa™BtlS5 k «* n s n c H r .:;, s B ■ An “ alley cat” won a blue rib­ bon nt the Atlantic Cat Show at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City. “ jJnoozcr” is the cats name. Celery Seed FORT M YERS, Fin., Dec. 21.—Ex­ plaining that it lmd signed to meet Fortland, Ore., on New Year’s day (By U. L. Shipp) and therefore could not come to Florida, Scott High School, o f To­ ledo, Ohio, ifntional intcrscholnstlc football champions, Saturday wired an offer to Fort Myers for a two John McGraw, manager of tho New litlle shabby court. Perhaps it would year contract calling for homo-and York Giants will leave for n trip to be a good idea, to uso-n little bit of home games. Florida in n few days to look over the money which was voted by the A fter obtaining more than $2,000 of possible training grounds for the last bond issue for the purpose of the $ 1,000 guarantee to underwrite Giants. The “ baseball general” will building nn athletic field, to build the game here New Year’s day, take n look or two nt Sarasota as a several new tennis courts. James E. Hendry, supporter of the good spot for the Giants. team ntul leading citizen dropped Florida ought to be a good place his efforts when the Ohio school in­ Tennis Is in the air now. Especial­ formed him of the fact that it hnd ly in Florida where this game can be for baseball the year round. Judging signed a contract to play Portland played the year round without danger by the weather of tho past few days the Giants, Yankees. Red Sox, because time was short. o f freezing one’ s checks. Browns, Indians, and other big league The telegram from Scott follows! teams would have an ideal place in part: “ Have just accepted an inA fter reading so much in other vntion with full expenses and per­ papers in regard to the number of to practice the national game during they would centage to piny in Portland, Orc£nn. tennis courts in some of the cities in the winter months if step down to sunny Florida. V ery sorry your offer did not come Florida, about the size of Sanford, sooner ns we much preferred to piny the writer can not help but think Judge Landis nsk3 that heavy fines in your stnto nml made every effort what poor chances thin city offers its be imposed upon pool- ticket ngents. and concession to Tnmps, Lakeland, net enthusiasts. Sanford has not but Jacksonville and Miami. Did not know one court, and while in a good loca- The Judge would he doing tho coun­ at that time what a live town you lion, it is in very poor condition. Per- try a real favor if he built a con­ hnd. ................. Would like to make arrange- 1 baps a gentle hint to our busy city crete and iron structure to keep such ‘villains" in. . ments for a game in your city next commissioners would help a little, year nnd would be willing to JiringJ Lui3 Firpo is reeking a match at Sanford, without a doubt, could you to Toledo the following season.” , Whether Fort Mycs would open easily fill eight tennis courts. To home with nil American boxer. The negotiations for the two game scr­ the many who know this game it “ Angel” evidently believes in the. age ies offered, Mr. Hendry would not would be a delight to know that Snn- old 3nyirg “ that a man can fight bet­ say Saturday night, but -lames L .; ford was going to have more than one ter on hia own home ground.” Orr, superintendent of the schools nnd conch v t the team, said tho offer would be considered seriously nnd Agriculture W ork indicated that it would he accepted Taught in Schools „ if Fort M ycfs could see its way clear " on the financial end. MEET CHRISTMAS DAY. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24.— Young Ketchrll will meet. Battling Barnett o f Atlanta in the main bout here on Christmas Day in the boxing card of tho 154th Infantry, Florida National Guard. They were matched after ef­ forts had been made to bring Young Stribling here for the occasion. Plans arc under way to stage a double 10round- show preceded by the usual six and four-round preliminaries. \ Freak P lay Features Pqr Capita Cost o f Inter-College Series State Equals $5.34 The die making *■ division o f the, Ford M otor Company- act a remar9*. j nblo record when within eight weeks! it designed and mnufacturcd a complot cent o f dies ntkl tools necessary for the p(’eduction o f the new Tudor Sedan body. Kivo lo si* months would previously have been consider­ ed a standard o f 'speed for,such in undertaking. Contributing greatly to the speed In producing there tools were the me-j chnnicnl-electrlc engraving mnchlnc, available now for only two years. Many changes wore mads by Ford engineers in the original derign of curves and “ sweeps” before the dasired staunchness and beauty of ap­ pearance was secured and final de­ signs wore turned over to the Tool Design department In all 110 new dies and punches were required to produce tho new Tudor Sedan bodies which like other Ford car bodies arc made from pressed steel sections as­ sembled to a hard wood and metal frame. As - master flies were completed they went to the mechanical-electric| engraving machine, which has rcvoltionized die making nnd has done away with 80 per cent of the hand work, nnd these machines cut into, steel exact rcnlica3 o f the master dies. t Operation o f these machines is most interesting. Movement of the tracer point, which passes over the design to be reproduced, in transferred to the cutter by electric impulses nnd so sensitive is this tracer to pressure that it has been possible to cut the form of a human finger in tough steel simply by plating a finger under the point n3 it moved back and forth. The significant feature, however, is that in the Ford organization noth­ ing is spa fed to produce the finest possible results in the khnrtc.-.t time nml with the least mental nnd phy­ sical effort on the part o f tho Workinent by providing them with every mechanical aid Inventive genius liaa dovised. R O C R E S S US •v - ri3-»:»g-iv-« rnucirtvgriRsrvionxaJtrtgnwtmnicv’jRtiKRTitnni'S'Z1-■; MBaa*Mna3BBHnuacaxaBaaaiiatuaiiHanauzsi:i.2«Jias^s£icaae3uaKusMaaaiu»:aaBB;nBiauanasrHiUBa»iui4*a-:iUj:a»jia— _ — -••/•--•'"v’ -’ rtM- im iic iir w i'.n i’ n ; sansaaai33sa2anua»T^iiati2aar:a2a23saaaas23»niiuaBgaaEgasaati23S!,,,:!BB*a — �WANT ADS ARE W IllK l '■■ • They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you W ANTED— •MISCELLANEOUS WANT AD RATES TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned ads*, will he received from patrons and collector sent Immediately for rayment 10# n liar 1 Tlwr... .. N# at tin# 3 Time* . Madam Harriet, Beauty I'nrlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Store Park Ave. Phone 245. HOUSES FOR HELP W A N T E D REN T r OR RENT— Haseldens Place at 311-. ver Lake. Attractive proposition. P. O. Box 1053._____________________ FOR S A L E M ISCELLAN EO US TfCETS at the Horald office for Monday’s show at Milnne for Mrs. FOR SALE— Nice line o f BiblesTfor W. H. Bolding. ________ _____________I Sunday School and home use. Blob_______________ WANTED to rent small furnished PRESSMAN— Wnnted nt once, steady -------- •?------houso from January 1 to May 1, job, must be able to handle hlgh]PAJNTS—A limi.cd supply. MUST must be well located and have two bed class work. Man familiar with Miller1 J * » l* J* Baker* corner 4th t!ce the Sanford Stove Works, 6**2 looms. State full particulars In re­ feeder preferred. Apply nt Sanfnnl. and Sanford Ave. Sanford avenue before buying stoves. ply or see Mr. Combs at Herald office. Herald. ^ FOR SALE— Sacrifice new Old-Town We will snve you money. We also r e -' __________________________________ fit 1uTa V T V IL - \ mnn ‘ »r hiTTT Unnoo. fully equipped, including i V\A N T h p r-A man, woman o r . h.u. f * lateen sail. Box 1053. Double rate for Hack fnce type. pair stoves of till kind*, grafonaloaj FOR RENT— Two rooms for light ling high school student, wishing ------ . —— ■ ., _ .. housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th Reduced rates for consecutivo ln- and guns._____________ l'Jl-tfc to earn more money. Be independent; FOR SALE—6 ft. show case. 109 N. anil Elm Ave. ________ gertions. Count six words to the and establish a business o f your own 1 Sanford Ave. Phono 473 J. WAN l E aJ— Assistant!! of any kind FOR RENT— Store room for rent, selling Watkins Products, highest. Hopkins Shoe S M ? line. Minimum charge of 30c for call be secured by running a want Commercial St- and Park Avc. A p­ quality, in the city of Sanford ex\V,)rk Guarantee!, . • first insertion. All udvertbing Is «d In Tho Herald. This dcas of ad­ ply at the Pico H o t e l .____________ clusivcly. Also openings in other 309 E. First St. restricted to proper classification. And there’s no more natural Christmas vertising costs very little and is rcau nearby cities. Either fulli or p a rt’ -------------------------------------------■ ■LOST A N D FOUND In case of error The Herald will Present to give any family than one for time. Many selling nlds. Write toPermanent wave, oil atoam process, by nearly everybody. If in need of day. J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 95, Reduced rates until Xmas. MarinelU Their Home. be responsible tor only one incotoffice help, farm help, cooks, or in LOST— Bunch o f keys between Cole­ Shop. Phone 193. man’s Shop and Mclllnnon-MnrkMcmph Is, Tcnn. rect Insertion, the advertiser for fact any kind of help, just phono 118 wuod. Finder return to Herald office Inexpensive or Costly, it’s sure to find a WANTED— Experienced lady cash­ BABY CHICKS— S. C. Reds, B arm all subsequent insertions. The and give your ad over the telephone. and receive r e w a r d . ___________ ier. Apply manager Union News Rocks. White and Silver Wyan permanent place in their lives. Herald office should be notified Restaurant, A. C. L. D e p o t ._______ dnttes, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C W a n t e d — To rent,” furnished house •LOST—This morning, n Setter puppy ubout six months old. White body immediately in case of error. Unusual Presents of this Lasting Sort Heavy egg producing , by responsible party. Small family. WANTED—Competent chauffeur to Anconas. with small black spots. Head black, strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, and take caro o f gentleman’s place. are listed under "Christmas Gift Sug­ Answer this ad by letter giving com­ with white markings. Finder please WANTED—A man, woman or hus­ utility matings. Custom hatching. gestions’’ Columns in Today’s Clnsstiled plete description, price and locaton. notify Hill Lumber Company, Snn-| Write today for prices. Sunny side tling high school student, wishing Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla. Section. ____ Addrt*ss llox 101, care The Sanford ford. for prompt and efficient service. to earn money. Be independent and P U T T M n E = filce fat turkeys for Herald. LOST— Y’our opportunity to secure establish n business of your own, sellChristmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone WANTED— Customers to save Ford frea tickets to the Milnne Theatre, if jug Watkins Products, highest quality,' 400. _ __________________ you fail to read these want ads each BUILDING (lift Tickets. One with each $1.00 in the city* o f Sanford exclusively, j FRESH supply of pepper, tomato clay. Two free tickets arc given nwny ; purchase at Wight’s; ila seeds. U Allen Sood M ATER IAL and eggplant Also openings in other nearby cities. daily to the person whose name ap­ Co. Phone 218. DOLL C a RJS, wagons, wheel goods Either full or part time. Muny sell­ Carter Lumber Company pears on this,page. Read tho want HARDY Australian Pines, stand It) for the children. MILLER & SON. ads each day. ing all's. Write today. J. It. Wat­ Lumber and Building Material. degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Phone 9. kins Cn, Dept. 93, Memphis, Tenn. lte.-.ch, West 1'nlm Beach, F la. N. laurel St, Phone 505. FOUND— Opportunity to buy a slvirt ' Cornerstone For W a i v ii s D fiou M O T i r e i t r W BUY FOR SALE — DeSoto paints and WANTED—By state organization, ex­ “ Every thing to build your home wave long dfotnnco Radio Receiv­ Famous Cathedral (Continued from page 1) CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ varnishes at Sanford Novelty perienced r.olicitoia who nre cap­ Phone 135. CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. Works, sole agents. l$4-tfe able o f producing results. Prefer un­ W as Laid in 1892 Hill Lumber Co. tion. Ilof-Mnc Battery Co. Conservative, unofficial estimates of married men, o f good appearance. BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries Miracle Concrete Co., general ce­ BARLER oil Heaters. MILLER & LOST— Pair gold rim spectacles, the seizures by Coast Guards, Cus­ (Ily The AnNwIatnl I’rrsn) SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. nnd blackberries— all varieties suit­ ment work, sidewalks, building blocks, double lens. Finder please leave toms and Treasury department Would lie necessary to travel through Irrigation boxes- i . E. Terwilleger, Phone 9. ______________ _______________________NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—The uneomnt Iloruld office. agents, prohibition agents and police­ central section o f Florida nuking able for hqme and commercial plant­ Prop.________________________________ house t > house solicitation for reliable ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, LOST— Between Pipgly Wiggly store1PIotcJ cathedral of St. John the Di- men develop the following list: When in need of tractor work, new 150 house. If interested, address Ad- well rooted plants insure good early and Yowell’s, Thursday morning, | vine, which occupies a commanding j Small rum-running speed boats R E A L ESTATE or old land, or harrowing, write Jones gold wrist watch with gold linked Idj vcrtlser, care The’ Sanford Herald, profits. For full information and Il­ I'd |position on Cathedral Heights, at i Deep-sea craft .......................... &. Stafford, I-ako Monroe/ Fla. llox bracelet. Finder please return t« Until Street, will celebrate next - enplanes ..................................... FO RSAK E j o ; and, furnish complete information as lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ 20. Phone 2111._____________ Herald office. _ Thursday the fifteenth anniversary, M°tor vehicles ........................... 375i to your nhil-ty, and the salary neces­ ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. FOR SALE— Bargain, five ucres of o f its inception, and the thirty-first [ „ en —............................... •**__ ' sary. WANTED—Team work of all kinds, FOUND—A Burlington watch. Own­ of .the beginning of actual construe- * 11,03 <*' liquor well rendered and much enjoyed by ............ ........ *■’ • land, close In. Box 117. Ytlso largo team for sale or trade. er please call nt Western Union for turn. In addition to the seizures Coast WANTED— By small family, com- the large audience. FOR KALE—Or rent^lO acres of cit­ Inquire Hanson’s Shoe Store. R. W. Duckworth. When the structure i» finished its Guu'ils c iu;:id more than 100 runners pentent cook. Call nt Herald office j FOR S A L E -E g ry Cash Register, rus land partly cleared, house and ” A“ l:AltT)EN TRAGEDY. area will be 109,082 square feet, the to Jettison their cargoes .averaging for informtainn. | Cost |(,'o when new. W ill sell cheap. 50 cases n boat. other improvement:!. Address San­ I used to love my garden, ' largest in the English-speaking world, The monqtury loan to smugglers FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE j Inquire nt Snnford Herald office. But now my love is dead FOR SALE—Six room bouse. A i Its sizo will be exceeded only by St. ford, 800 Magnolia Avc. For I found n bachelor's button bargain for cash. 313 E. I lth Peter’s in Rome and the Cathedra! of through these captures is estimated t . l l - 1 SHOP. ^ |Ko R'^AI.K —llhoile Island eggs lor FOR KALE—One 10 acre lot three Street. In my black-eyed Susan’s bed. Seville In Spain. Today, however, only at about $5,000.1100, but they only The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., netting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. miles south o f Sanford. Eureka the great choir stands, with radiat­ laugh lit this, claiming the loss to * FOR SALE— A ttractive, modern next In shopping on 5th Ave., Now j Ellsworth. Beardnll Avenue. Sanbe init “ a drop in the bucket" comHammock—celery Delta. Address ing chapels and a l ection of the cross­ bungalow, at 1103 Oak Ave._______ pared to the gain of successful opera-! York city is tho advantage of th is. f0r*l. Phone 3303 83-tfp ing. Richard Stephenson, 41. D., West ATTRACTIVE homo for sale. Heart A clause in the state charter protions. [shop. Here you will find tho latest J SALK— IMPORTED IIOLLS, Ubanon, Inc!. of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135. RENT—a car, drivo yourself. Oak viilcs that rents in the cathedral | Ruin-smuggling begun on n small unq tibo the most desirable novelties REASONABLE PRICE A T THE FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; FOR KALE— House and large lot in sliull always he free, and although it| scale off the New Jersey Count in suitable for Gifts. The most cxund Second St. Phono 3. OUTLET. in the administrative center of th o,M 2 l, was extended nil along the At- qiiisite Christmas cards ever—suitcountry property. Britt Realty Co. Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. -----------P. A. 31ERO Dioccae of New York, Protestant Auntie seaboard in 1322, and the first Ye.t, we have thu, 1 0 .U. SALp7TA bargain sewing maFolt SALE—Three desirable builil- Britt Realty Co. Episcopal Church, persons o f many big nnclioiago of rum-carriers eatab allle for everyone. General Auto Repairing __chine. Address Box 117, City. ing lots located on paved street, creeds and many races have gather­ lulled in the waters south of Am- Chinese game Mnh Jong. Wight Brat, lildg. Phone 391. FOR SALE— Bungalows, house build­ worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will ed under its roof to worship in their lmise Lightship last January estab­ BAY IT WITH FLOWERS ing Iota, • All sections of Sanford. B VBGA1NS, BARGAINS. own way. lished the now famous IUim Row, a razrlfife for $2100.00. Britt Realty SEED POTATOES When you are In Orlunda visit the Oakland Touring. Britt Really Co. Besides the Bishop, the Right Rev. location desirable for the runners Co. Dodgp, Touring. William T. Manning, the speakers at o f Loiig island as w tl!vns for those JViolet Fell Florist*. Scripps-Booth Touring, FOR SALE—Two ‘ line building lots, FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on the celebration will be the Rev. Dr. of New Jersey. Nineteen rum boats,. Ucnutirul Hue Ch7l3tnms Spalding Rose Flour nnd lluick fi Touring. Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. c, S. Pa ikes Cntlman, pastor in’ Central including three steamers, were park-. located on one of the best comers Bliss Triumph in Bags or Hudson Touring. »»■■« M obleys D ru g store. ’.■Congregational Church, Brooklyn, ed on the Row at the height of the Bushel Boxes. Good fo r table in San fowl, paving and side walks Britt Realty Co. Dodge Roadster. Janunry trade, ami since that time "Hart Schuffuer 0: Murx clot hoi, | and George W. Wlckorshnm, former use also. both sides- A t ’ bnrgnin. See Britt FOR SALE— Furnished 5-room bun­ Ford Sedan. uttniiud gt iieuil of tile United Slates there has bran always nt least one Knox jf lta, Intcrvwoven socks, MnnKENT VULCANIZING WORKS, galow, nil improvements, located Realty Co. nim carrier out there doing bust- . „ , and cr. ul the C:.‘.kc2rsl trusters. ne33 |hattnn shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, Oakland Solos and Service. CHASE & CO. Services H the c-.’ hei’ ral nre held FOR SALE— Five lots located on on Palmetto Avenue, nt n bargain. Third St. and Oak Ave. I'honc_I7. Coast Guard bonis launched t h e s e s und combination sets ill Christ­ PHONE S36. Sanford Ave., opposit? Rose Court, See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-WIggly FOR SALE— 1923 Essex Coach, rea- at times i.i lu.c gji languages, ns ian! pa ign against the limners in the mas boxes. varied ethnic groups from New York Store. each 50x130. Two of them corner sonnh’e turns. Emmett Hunt, Oak- City’s mixed peoples gather there. first month, seized nt least a dozen Mc-KfNNON-MARKWOOD CO. __________ ________ Many services nre conducted in Ital­ o f the craft, and smuggling became a lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ lanil Garage. AUTOMOBILE GIFTS ..... STRUM SUCCEEDS ODOM...... ian and Spanish; occasionally in A r­ hazardous game. erty on First Street. Britt Realty FOR SALE— Orange grove, 23 acres, Federal ngents ashore began con­ JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 24.— Pat For kim car arc an Everlasting re­ menian, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish •100 trees, location on lake, twenty Co. ------------------------------------------ - minder of yGur thoughtfulness. We and Welsh. On Kosaovo Day a certed operations against the motor­ H. Odom, who on January l relin­ minutes from Sanford. A good buy FOR SALE— At n bargain, 5 room Serbian Archimandrite celebrated the truck runners, nnd many ricii prizes quishes the duties of city attorney have a complete line In Xmas pack­ liturgy of the Holy Orthodox Church fell into their hands. Stilt the busi­ at $0,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. to become corporation counsel of bungalow with sleeping porch, on at tho high altar of the cathedral, ness continued. The gaps made in JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21.—Great Jacksonville will be succeeded by SOR SALE—5 acres celery farm, Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First ages ready for the tret, nnd a choir composed of Russians and the runners’ rank by captures filled preparations are under way for the Louie W. Strum, present assistant WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. tiled, all equipment, good location St. $3500.00, small payment down, jJugo-Slavs made the response. On like a hole dug in <liy sand. Captures coming of Gipsy Smith, world famous city attorney. City council has con­ 115 Magnolia Avc. on hard road, close to town, a bar­ balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. such occasions as the nietnniin] serv­ increased in number, smuggling in- e v a o .iliit, who opens a three weeks firmed Strum’s election fo r a term . |sarloa i>f meetings here January C in of two years. Strum’s salary will be gain, terms. Britt elialty Co. ice for President Harding throngs creased in volume. $5,000 n yenr. filled the cathedral and stood about In the summer months a seaplane the Market Street tabernacle. FOR SALE— At Like Mary, nice upwas employed by the runners on the The cfiin’iig o f the Gipsy ij expect­ AGENTS— Make and sell my carbon the doors. to-date garage. Fully equipped and unfurnished KENT—Three The portion of the building 'now Long Island shore for scout work. ed to murk nn epoch in tii*> religious BANANA GROWERS MEET. remover. A good, clean, legitimate stocked. Only one garage there. See FOR rooms 31-1 Elm Avc. business; good profits. Charjes Mc­ standing might be the end of an One day the seaplane, disabled, made world of Jackosnvillc, in view of the J. L. Jones. enormous Innf. It is faced over tem­ u forced landing near a Const Guard phenomenal uucccus he is achieving in KISSIMMEE, Dec. 24.— Tho Flor­ FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri­ Daniels, Box fifli. Homestead. Flit. porarily on the end that will be station nnd was captured. DRESSM AKING other cities. The fact that this will ida Bunana Growers’ Association will vate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Call af­ joined to thu nave, And on the aides Somo of tho bigger craft of the he the lust opportunity people o f meet here on February 21 in semi­ Plain u m O an cy dressmaking, al­ ter^ .___ _________ ___________ _____ _ thut will be continued as the tran­ smugglers became venturesome then Folridn probably will have to hear annual convention. Two hundred del­ FOR RENT—Two room furnished terations. Mrs. F. I.. Nixon, 301 W. septs. Around the circular end at the evangelist, as this b the final egates nre expected to uttond. There housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak FOR tt'KNT— Two nicely furnished the east, opposite the juncture with and were caught close inshore. Morn­ Bth St., phone 441. ing was unfolding two months ago tour of the United States, also b is much interest in the banana indusAvc. _________________ _ housekeeping or bed rooms, 312 or the nave, nre seven chapels of when the Coast Guard cutters on rum aRdlng interest to hi* coming. try here. One grower hus recently WHY- ’VVE~ifA VEfW O R ifsT FURNISHED HOME located in ex- 311 E. Gth St.. $20.00 per month. tongues. patrol sighter the Tomoka, a British Conceded one o f the greatest fig­ purchased 21) acres o f land nnd has clusivc residential section of Mi­ This standing portion, tho choir, is schooner, about six miles off the Jer­ ures evangelism has produced, the olaecd an order for plants which will A florid young Englishman stepped MANATEE TO BE REPRESENTED late Romanesque in style, with a sey beach. They chased her through Gipsy started hhs life work at the be set out. ami. House is o f concrete construc­ from n train at the Union Stntion in BRADENTOWN, Dec. 21.— Mana­ Byzantine influence. A feature of its haze, overhauled her and took her age o f 17, nnd since that time has Chicago nnd accosted a bystander. tion and contains three boil rooms, Uso the Classified Page. construction is the great granite captain und crew, and "Rummy Bill" brought hundreds of thousands .t o “ Will you please tell m e/’ he asked sleeping porch, complete tiled bath tee county will be well represented at Christianity. Ilii name is revered pillnrs, which weigh 130 tons npice. McCoy, the king of rum smugglers. Hie Florida Exposition at Madison politely, “ where Bloomcookcolll is ? ” with shower, large living room, liv­ A week later the Dragon, a palatini on three continents. Tho evangelist Square Garden, New York, next Feb­ The dome is 128 feet above thu floor “ Bloonicookcoill!" repeated the by­ cabin cruiser equipped with radio also has a shining war record, having of England to bestow. o f the crossing. • ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd ruary. Little has been said about it, stander; “ never heard o f i t /’ Another nnd one-half years . During a recent meeting in Wichita, ______ fur .. . three ____ ___ _______ ___ Construction was halted by the wireless, was raptured. She la said served was asked, hut he had to pass it up breakfast porch. Completely nnd at­ but preparations are going ahead, to to have been the mother-boat o f the with the “ Y” forces on the fields o f j Kan, a city of 75.000, more than make a great showing o f the. coun­ war, but the diocese intends soon to also, us did several others. A big tractively furnished. Garage with ty’ s products of grove, farms, truck resume building and to complete the swarm o f small-runners, her ilu'ies France. He wears the highest war 15*5,000 penplc heard the evangelist. policeman, on being appealed to, es­ servant’s quarters. Largo city lot gardens end fauna and flora, fish and structure much more speedily than being to warn them of Impending honor within the power o f tlvi King these wh.i have had the opportunity corted the Englishmnn to the ticket ’ anger and the whereabouts of the of hearing him, declare his dignity on with cocoanut trees nnd other tropicnl manufactures at tho fair. Arrange­ the chair was erected. window for the information. The government cruft. the platform b u decided relief Trom ments are being made for the arrival agent asked to look at the address in foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ king, the shore The latest seizure o f consequence, Mating,ter „ ore lival o f ( the “ pulpit athletics’’ of many evan o f fresh fruits and vegetables period­ For quick results use Herald the Englishman’s possession. sponsible party for winter season. lie Dutch auxiliary schooner Zee-! M cC oy.. Kessler soon Is to go to gelists. It also is said o f him that thn “ Yes, sir; 95 cents; train on third Address Box 112 care The Sanford ically during the fair so the exhibit Want Ads. They are read by nearly bond, ended the cureor of tho trims- Atlanta to serve u term tor conspiracy I he literally “ loves his wilt be kept fresh throughout the hearers to track, leaves in four minutes— Bloom, port used by “ Mnnnio" Kessler, the to violate the prohibition laws. I Christ." everybody. Herald. period of fallowing. Cook County, Illinois/’ 1 Home” and “ Christmas Some­ how Seem To Go Together PHONE 148 RUM RUNNERS HOUSES—FOIt SALE AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS l 'i .1 Mi *•% Jacksonville Preparing For Gipsey Smitli Meet HOUSES—FOR RENT AGENTS WANTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT READ “My L ife ■i * w *"* v J r jl --■ * » •* m With Maggie” Ry Jiffgs | A apearing Daily ■ * 9 ■>-- * 3 •"VjlW-W J K’so* here in this » Newspaper L | r HERALD Y ANT ADS -Will SUV* Money Foi Y^u 1 j Put Them to Work 1 ’ ~~3^ * t ,i -*Xy-VtSSB �THE BAWFbHP DAILY HERALD, MOTH). RADIUM BRINGS HIGH MUC& I Mr f l * J t « o r l i M M ER R Y C H R IST M A S U N CLE SA M r tM i) PRAGUE, Dec. 22.—Cxecfcoalovakia la one of the few countries In the world that produce radium. Twelve per cent of the world's total or 24 grama, has been rained hore since 1919. The annual output now fluc­ tuates between two and one-half and three grams, worth about 9380,000, From Jacksonville BOSTON. MASS...........- 4242 CHICAGO, 1LI-------------- 49.49 CLEVELAND. O ............ 39,31 DETROIT, MICH. ...___ 41M MONTREAL, QUE. ..... 95043 »vaahwyour teeth dean w ith IIE A R T Y GREETING To One nnd AH, sincercst greetings. If our wish enuld make it so, you would nil be happy not only this Christmas Day, but each day throughout the coming year, AT TIIE MI LANE An outstanding event o f the dra­ matic season, in Ihe strictest sense of the term, is the coming of the screen version of "The Green Goddess, “ star­ ring George Arliss. to the Milano Thcntrc for one day, Tuesday. The originn! play by Willinm Archer en­ joyed a run of no less than two years at the Booth Theatre. New York. The screen version, the snme in every par­ ticular, will be shown at the Milane Theatre, ulso hail n record-breaking run at the Snm II. Harris Theatre, New York,, equalling in every way its tremendous popularity ns a play. "The Green Goddess" is hailed ns the grentest art achievement of the screen to date. For sheer compelling melodrama superbly acted, and mag­ nificently set, it is said that nothing has ever been done to ppprunch this production. Distinctive Pictures Corporation, producers of the film, have most cer­ tainly spared nothing to transfer Mr, A relief's clever work to the screen satisfactorily. The leading feminine role opposite Mr. Arliss is played by none othe than Alice Joyce, that gorgeously beautiful young lady who, after her recent marriage to one of New York’s wealthiest young men. swore the screen would never see her again. The lure of a part witli such possibilities as the young Englishwo­ man in "The Green Goifiless’’ was too great and Miss Joyce succumbed to persuasion of Arthur S. Friend and mnintninjng and educating children Henry M. Hobart of Distinctive, to who are inmates. In the case o f a return to the screen. For which, in­ vacancy, the remaining trustees may cidentally, they deserve a vote of thanks. elect a successor, who must belong to the same religious faith as the man he succeeds. There is a provision in the estab­ lishment of tho fund, thnt in the event the Presbyterian denomination Women real estate agents in the censes to support the Thornwell or­ phanage nt Clinton, nnd establishes United States tatol 9,208, according to an orphans’ home in Georgia, the new the last Federal census. home shall receive the portion o f the fund thnt had been assigned to the Clinton home. As memorials to Mrs. Olive Emily Rerry Lee. his deceased w ife; Mrs. EUzal>eth Gordon Lee, his deceased mother, and Mrs. Hibernia Dough­ erty Hero’, deceased mother o f his wife, Congressman Leo has desig­ nated thnt the money going to the Presbyterian home shall be known ns the Olive Emily Berry Lee fund, thnt going to the Methodist home shall be known ns the Elizabeth Gordon Lee fund, and that going to the Banlist home shall be known as the Hiboiniu Dougherty Berry fund. HAREM AN ISSUE IN TURKEY. N ot long ago Turkey abolished the harem, and the Turkish men suid hereafter and for nil time they would be content with otic wife. The wo­ men o f the harem were enthusiastic, because they were free nt last. Then it was discovered there were 1,000,000 more women in Turkey than there are men, that the birth rate of the country was falling off at nn'nlnrming rate, nnd not enough babies were being born. "That’s whnt comes of n man being allowed only one wife," anid one o f Turkey’s eminent states­ men. Already those for and against the harem are making ready for a showdown on tho issue when the Turkish Parliament meets. To be sure, 1,000,000 surplus women is n problem. friends. W O OD RUFF & W A T SO N CLOTHIERS TO MEN AND BOYS Imposing N ew ION THIS SEASON Nearing Com pletion at Entire structure is <125 feet from end to end—of Spanish-Moorish type of architecture with red mission tile roof and three copper domes—The largest nml most attractive railway building south of Jacksonville. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE HOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA BROKE f- MESSRS*. .• LS H U B E R T S LAUGH RECORD THE FASTEST GROWING NEW CITY AND RESORT IN FLORIDA Weekly sight-seeing trips are made from Jacksonville of ?.Iinmi nnd Miami Beach. Atruiu your throat, lungs and system. Raise the phlegm easily without strain or pain by tuldug Leonard!'* Cough Syrup (Creiwioted). It in soothing, healing, plcuiant and effective, Beat thins fur burking coughs, deep scaled colds, bronchitis, croup, grippe anil whooping cough. A most beneficial and safe treatment fur children and adult*. Save yourself from colds, cough* nnd iterloan trouble. Get a luxurious Special rates are made at the beautiful new HOLLYWOOD HOTEL. For full information, till out and mail the coupon, which does not in nny way obligate you. HOM ESEEKERS R E A L T Y CO. Agents for H O LLYW O O D LAND A N D W A T E R A UiiteymiKia Cunicdy By Adelaide Mat the o s and Anna N abob PrcsCuU d By quickly relieves and , L refreahea. A in our White DeLuxc Busses, this trip also includes a personally conducted tour The more you cough the mure you MENTH0 LATUM Railway [Station YARD OF THANKS. W o wish to express our sincere thnnks and deep appreciation of as­ sistance o f our friends, lovely floral offerings and many expressions of sympathy given upon the death uf our beloved Mother und Sister. MR. AND MRS. A. U. KEY MRS. LOTTIE A . TWIC1IELL. ‘ JULES iHURTIG WITH C i'P resen f-^ . Our business relations have been pleasant, and we take this opportunity of expressing our thanks to our many customers nml NOT I. F. RIVERS. I. F. Rivers o f BOO Magnolia Ave­ nue wishes to say that he. is not*thc I. Rivers mentioned in n story appear­ ing in the Hernld several day* ago which stated that person had been fined $25 and costs for disorderly con­ duct. Gut This Out— II is Worth Money Send this ad nnd ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., Chicago, ill., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle o f FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample pack­ ages of FOLEY PILLS n diuretic stimulnnt for the kidneys nnd FOLEY CATHARTIC TARGETS for Con­ ROMANCE OF A HACHELOR. stipation nnd Biliousness. These A strange woman in blnek attended wonderful remedies have helped 'mil­ the funeral o f J. Wheclock, Memphis bnehclor, killed at the age of 59 in lions of people. Try thcn»I~Adv. an auto accident. She told the mourn­ ers she was his wife and showed pnpeta to prove it. One was an agree­ ment hy which Wheelock and his wife eo’mratcd two days after their mar­ riage, the woman being given 150,000 in lieu o f any future claims on her husband’s estate. Copies of the agreement were found in the papers o f the dead man. The widow declined to explain the secret mnrringe and sudden separation, raying'. "I came merely to show him the same respect in death I held for him while he was living. I know that in his Inst mo­ menta I was uppermost in his mind." Times change, but romance never dio3. COUGHING RELIEVED burn ing fe e t ? HOWARD, Dec. 31-Jan. IS-Jt-j rKHSIAN, P ec. SJ-Jan 9-19-30 A utom obile* carried on nil steamera. <I art nd Ian H oard ear* »a Allen, a b n n r anti B erhshlrr.l F ull Inform ation on rnturst. "A sk Mr. Foster' bureaus or I . F . W ARD , T rsv. Pnv. A a e n l. . C. M. HA ILK. Cm . Ant * «* M N 9 c r a tc h o ra co u r. AM USEM ENTS COMPANY THE ONE AND ONLY COMPANY J. W. Young, President, Mrs. J. B. Colder, Two Yte.ri i:t New York, Four Month.i in Philadelphia, Six Months in Chicago, Five Monttw iu Boston Representative, Valdez Hotel, Sanford, Florida SEAT SALE OPENS FRIDAY Phone 44 . * Pritc.; 80c toj 32,011—a few at $2.59 pitt-t tax * * . r Ma!! au« UitoaJ.tiplera gcccdtpU - One PHILADELPHIA, PA, .... PITTSBURGH, PA......... SAVANNAH, GA........... TOLEDO, O. _______ _ WASHINGTON, D. C....... 16-JB Continued from page 1. "The Mexican embassy has lteen officially advised by Mexico C ity," the statement said, "that Saturday at noon, after severe lighting the government troop* recaptured the city o f Puebla, the reactionary reb­ els' stronghold in the central plat­ eau, where they had concentrated the main body o f their forces to withstand the advance o f the fed­ eral troops. Gen. Mnrtincz, com m an­ der o f the victorious troops, in an­ nouncing the recapture uf Puebla, reports that up to that time mum than 1,000 prisoners fully armed and equipped, had been taken and that the rest o f the rebels dis­ banded in all directions and are be­ ing actively pursued. "One o f the forts defending the city surrendered at the beginning of Ihe attack, und the others were taken by storm by the federal troops. This victory is n decisive blow to the rebels and enables the government to continue unhindered th? offensive for the stamping out o f the rebellion. "The rest o f the republic continues under the full control o f the gov­ ernment and conditions nro normal. "Military operations against Gundnlajara have, already begun, nnd a licavy militnry column has boon pin red on tho Colima railroad, thus cutting the rebels' retreat to the I’n- For quick results use Herald Wunt Ads. They are read hy nenrly everybody. • \*.fS Fraai Jacksonville T ick ets Include meats le s c c p t tlcs e ts fo r Savannah, n s .) All room Alleghany and Berkahlre and soma room * on oth er steamers < extra rlmruos. - * _ _ fO R BAI.TIMORR POH. PH ILAU K I.rtllA via savannah Sam p . N, via Savannah SiOti p, g . IK 8IIIR K . Jon. 3-|«.n ALLfcOHANY. Jen. t - 11-11, r .i.o i:c r w T K n . Dec. ir •TL'CKKT Dec. 37-Jun. 7.|T 2 3 5 . * * * $ t^ erig h tw a y Continued from page 1. July, 21, 1859, at Fort Gratiot, Mich She lived there for 21 years nnd in 1879 with her father, mother nnd two brothers and one sister enme to F lor: idn and located at Tangerine. The Wright family were among the first settlers of Tangerine and it was Mrs. Key’s father who laid out the townsite. The entire family was iden­ tified prominently with the earlier his­ tory o f Tangerine. In 1884 Minnie Eliznbeth W right married Arthur D. Key o f Eustis, who had forrtiprly lived at Hnlbeach, Eng­ land, where he whs horn. A fter the Oat Wap �was *'"4"'' . tobacco will be Retold Table Knights raised on large ■ I . . ' “ IRS' MADISON, Fla., Dec. 24.-‘-Farmera of this county sre going Into the tobacco-rnlslng bueihese on a scale many t { m # J * large this year as heretofore. A riaxpcrienced tobacco farmer has been engaged and brought here from North Carolina to direct those interested In this new money “ 7 for 1024. More than a 1.000 acres alfeidy have been signed up for next year's planting. In the neighborhood o f Greenville between *00 and 300 acres have been signed' up, and seven miles west of that place, at Aucilla, approximately liio acres have teen subscribed and will be looked after by the tobacco expert. A sa measure to encourage tobacco culture, farming interests have organised h small concent and will plant 16 acres at Hickory Hill in sun toba'oeO. . . . . W. D. Burch, an experienced tobac­ co farmer and demonstrator of Aber­ deen, N. C., will assist the farmers throughout the county, while farm­ ers In the Greenville, Sirmans and Hamburg territory have contracted with a demonstrator who will devote his attentloh to their crops atone. The demonstrators will assist the plnnters*in selecting the right kind of land, give instractiona as to barns, seed beds and any other details that may be required'. Madison county has heretofore'con­ fined this phase o f' agricultural de­ velopment to the shade-grown variety of tobacco. Last year it had 253 acres in cultivation and produced 241,500 pounds, which was sold for a totnl of $181,700. Gadsden county was the only section o f the state that went Into the open field culturo in 1022. There 5fl-l acres wore planted, pro­ ducing 528.570 pounds that sold for $52,010. The same county produced 2,778,325 pounds of shndc-grown to­ bacco which brought $1,308,501, CARB FOB WIDOWS. Flight widows in the town of Auxerrc, France, arc to celebrate the 500th anniversary of on act o f King Charles VII, decreeing that eight widows in that particular village shall always have rent free. A member of Charles1 suite, who was wounded at the battle o f Cravant, was nursed and cured by eight widows, and he pro­ vided for his nurses in his mansion in I.uxcrrc. Later Charles added the provision that the house should for­ ever be the refuge of eight widows. TH E DECOY. A clergyman, taking occasional duty for a friend in n remote coun­ try parish, was greatly scandalized on observing the old verger, who had been collecting the offertory, quietly abstract a flfty-cent piece before pre­ senting the plate at the altar-rail. After service he called the old man into tho vestry and told him with some emotion that his crime had been discovered. The verger looked puzzled for a moment. Then a sudden light aawned on him. “ Why, sir, you don’t mean that old half-dollar o f mine? Why, I’ve led o ff with that for the last fifteen years!"— Everybody’s Magazine. A sufferer who lives close to a railroad yard in the suburbs wrote the following to the company com­ plaining about the racket made by a switch engine: “ Gentlemen: Why is it thnt your switch onginc has to ding and dong and fizz and spit and bang nnd hiss and pant and grate and grind and puff and bump and chug ami hoot and toot and whistle and wheeze and jerk and howel and snarl nnd puff and growl and thump and boom and clash and jolt nnd screech nnd snort nnd snarl and Blam and throb and roar nnd rattle and yell nnd smoke and smell and shriek all night lon g1” ------- 1—:------ ------- ■■ ■ F V F P T TRITP OAKLAND, Cal.. Dec. 22.—Secvctnry of State Charles Evans Hughes has been made the third Honnrary Knight of the Round Table, it is an­ nounced hero by J. A. McDonald, sccretarv of the international board of Loyal Knights of the Round Table. Membership in the Honorary Knights is limited to 128 throughout the imitation of the number said to have made up the nncient round table o f King Arthur. The Loyal Knights of the Round Table is a luncheon-service club simi­ lar to Rotary; it emphasizes loyal porformanco of the responsibilities of citizenship, and a cooperative spirit m each community. The Loyal Knights appoint the honorary knights, a tribute conferred only in recognition o f exceptional sem e to humanity. P 1.® A” t two to be elevated to the Knighthood wero Thomas A. Edison and Luther Burbank. Then Mr. Hughes was chosen, for constructive service in the field of statesmanship. *" hia " ' ‘’eptnnce Secretary Hughes wrote: The honor is highly nppreS S M **‘Jr *? viVw of the "entlments which animate the organization ns n non-poh teal, non-sectarian, friendship club, devoted to loyal cooperative liv­ ing, and in view of the embasis plnccd upon the loyal service o f citizens in the performance of public duty, it gives me much pleasure to accept.” Rv CONDO ^ jp fS c io ft fc e L e s s PIOITATIONS BRAKE l in in g FAN BELTS For all can The very best Batter Is •» Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ Trade your old tires for new ones pairing. Can H. 8. Pond, phone 225 or Peoples Bank.---------"" 179-tfc. ex - O P ------- REGULAR meals served at The Pheonix, single meals, by the day or week. Try them. Advertisement Herald Want Ads bring results. - EXIDE R BffiS We re-charge and repair make* o f Batteriea all R A Y BROTHERS 105 Palmetto Avenue Phono 481-J Ph o n e 648------------------ S an fo rd SAFETY SERVICE IN T TH i m i oINC* K s in « 5 A o o ie w c c Li s t e n i n g . O fiiO TO Y o u S P IQ 4 . ALOt*< * Jjr&fR &.ODuQ\HG. TUP S P C A K C R N gaW oc OF THC Et/gNl MB frCHPABOUT TMAMTY MINUTES }• T■w* O V 'X S O N L Y Th o 0 C4Yni4 tfiftA "fcw W|1«<| iiv | -m r*. r ," ' ®r T7HC W it TOO T O .TAKe A C M A Iftl" U ------------- — — .— ^ = 1^ - ------------- : ^ K >3 Behind the ....HITTING BELOW THE BELT.... A certain celebrated doctor hated to pay his bills and got out of doing so whenever he could. One day the doctor employed a workman to mend some pavement just outside of his houso. Afterwards he exclaimed, “ Why, you rascal! Do you expect to he puidRfor such a piece of work? ) o u have spoiled my pavement and then covered it over with enrth to hide the bad work!” A NATURAL WORRY "D octor," he retorted slyly, "mine Melvin wns ngod -t; one of your veritable city lads, as much nt home is not the only bad work the earth on the farm ns n canary in a snake’s hides.” den. He wns out visiting his uncle Want Ads. They are read by nearly on their fnrm, when the following everybody. little episode occurred: He went out to harness one of the NOTICE. horses, and, after bridling hint, was perceived to be noticing chwely the The regular annual meeting of the action of that animal, which stood stockholders of tho First National chewing on the bit. After watching the movement of the jnws for* a few Bank of Sanford, Florida, will be minutes, ho enme into the house, say­ held in the directors room of the hank on Tuesday, January 8th, 1921, ing: "Uncle Snm, come out and see if (at 10:00 o’clock, a. m. as provided in Iv e got the bit on the right side of; the {bo by-laws, bv-Inws. for the election of a that horse’s tongue.” board o f directors to serve for the For quick results uso Herald ensuing year, to consider the advis­ Want Ads. They are rend by nearly ability of increasing tho capital stock in the num of $50,000.00 nnd to trans­ everybody. act such other business as may prop­ Notice of Meeting of Stockhnlders of erly come beforo tho mooting. The Herald Printing Company for B. F. WHITNER, the Purpose of Amending the Cashier. Charter o f Said Corporation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt STOCKHOLDERS there will be a meeting o f the stock­ holders of the HERALD PRINTING MEETING COMPANY, at the office of said The regular annual meeting o f the company in the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, at 107 Magnolia Avenue, on the stockholders of the Seminole County 21st day o f January, A D. 1924, nt Bank, will be held in the banking 8 o’clock p. in., for the purpose of room3 o f the hank on Thursday, Jan­ amending the charter of snid corpora­ tion, ns to name thereof nnd also as uary 3, at 4 o’clock p. m., for the pur­ to Articles II. and VI. o f said char­ pose of electing a board of directors ter. to serve for the ensuing year, and any HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. other business that may properly By Reese Combs, President. come beforo the meeting. Attest: A. U. KEY, Cashier. R. II. Berg, Secretary. ....................... NOTICE......................... The annual meeting of the Stock­ holders o f tho Sanford Building & Loan Asociation will be held nt its office, No. 108 Magnolia Avenue, 8 I’. M., for the purpose o f electing Board of Directors for the ensuing year nnd for tho transacting of such oflK.r business as may legally come before the meetin tog. T. J. MILLER, President. Attest: A. P. CONNELLY. 12-20-2 t-27-l-3-10-6tc TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS. MAY THE NEW YEAR A POW ER T O BE R E C K O N E D People sit up and take notice when a person with a good bank account has s°mcthing to say. What you “amount tof’ in the opinion o f others equals the money that you are thought to possess. IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL. NOR HLISTER; OR CHALK OFF -w- PcdPLca ffAtKrorrSANrdfcn' A Full Lino of Kalaomine, Varnish*" and Stains H Zah- oio fu«mo* SOLD ONLY BY SANFORD PAIN T STORE Welnka Bldg. \ W ITH IN EVTfcfct P H A SE OF LIFE THE PAINT WE SELL IS ■yiUllMUl Phono 303 idMM The Florida Trucker Sends You Christmas Greetings WE WISH A MERRY CHRISTMAS Vj S ■V i ■ *Y * BE A JOYOUS ONE E a r * ■ “ V * 5 ■Y " ■ mym M. Kronen If you wish to run a Want Ad Christmas T m i for sole We n w AitdMW. tone $50. R .C0. Brotherhood of St The air la full of things. .You shouldn't miss. Gat a Radio. NAM'D, OUR. INSTITUTIONS TO B « O o n O SvjQ S C R V ieN T T O T h o WHAT’S IN A NAME. A southern family had in their em­ ploy as cook an old negro mammy whom they called "Aunt Mary." One hot summer day she came and asked her mistress if she could get off to go on “ a scursion." The mistress said, Aunt Mary, can’t you put that otr, ns I shall have company next week and can’t spare y ou ?” She reluctantly consented to stay thnt week, nt tho end o f which she presented herself with the request to go on another “ scursion to Mem­ phis.” “ But," snid the lady, “ I don’t see why you want to go now; why don’t you wait until Inter on. Snm, your husband, will be homo from tho cot­ ton patch, nnd you can g o together and have a good time.’ ’ “ Ynssum; I knows dnt,” snid Aunt Mnry, "but I w’nnt goin’ with Snm; I wns goin’ wid my stephusband.” "Stephusband!” I never heard o f such a thing!" “ W’y, ynssum; a stephusband is one where when your husband steps out he steps in.” MEETING AN EMERGENCY. “ Did you sow the huttun on my overcoat, d ea r?” asked Mr. Newlywed o f his bride. "No, darling,” she replied, “ I could not find tho button, so I sowed up tho buttonhole.” M1 ?. v?t?S5l!ra "*jSf%v !T3 PEJLELCT Z !? S s s+e THE FIRST EDITION OF THE NEW FLORIDA MAGAZINE FOR FLOR­ IDA TRUCK GROWERS WILL BE OFF THE PRESS ON OR ABOUT JANUARY 4TH OR 5TH. THE FIRST FOUR EDITIONS WILL BE •i 1 SPECIAL EDITIONS) AND WILL GO TO THOUSANDS OF INTEREST­ ED PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE NORTH AND IN THE STATE OF in n iin iim ii FLORIDA. IF YOU HAVE N<>T SUBSCRIBED TRUCKER—DO IT NOW. D a y ty n a ^ I n E v e r y W fQ f TO THE ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MED­ IUMS IN THE SOUTH FOR ALL LINES OF BUSINESS. \Veore laying better and better— FLORIDA / C ould Hens b u t speak, TKafs w fiat tftey’d say. If it were possible to make any better bread or pastry than in turned out by this es­ tablishment yon can feci quite snlisffed In your own mind that we would be making a better article. This, however, is a human impossibility. We bake a perfect bread and per­ fect pus try. ROUTH BAKERY SANFORDMAID BREAD The Florida : I f fe d e a e ft d a y ^A eB edC cm d rw ay. !\ o . SOX 70—— A-*- Red Comb re notonly l\( Elm Avenue ■Vi WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Commercial Street--------- — --------- and -Rhone 9i ■JBH ■ • :SJMl-*rrf •-*- r* - *•*t �wH DAILY HERALD; MONDAY, DECEMBER *4, 192S Dear Patron Saint: office for 1025 nnd I will not ask you You hare been good to me In 1023. for anything else. But don’t aend me any more poet- contain Just two aones—"The Mummy SHERIFF HAND. offices or don't come here again for S on g" end "Y es. we Have No Old Foja long lone time, time. We are nil fed up on flLi.'' That v i l te enough. 1 have a SANFORD PEOPLE ______ Continued from page 1. junction agalnat*The Herald from this Christmas stuff in our backyard. everything else nnd then som :. Your old friend. talking about the Southern Utilities It is all right for little Joe but his father is all in. HARRY B. LEWIS. for a month. Good Bye, Electrically yours, POSTMASTER HALL. Deer Old Man: H. R. ROSBRO. Don’t fend Frank Whitner, Frank Dear Fricpd: ’ You will remsraber me as the m m who lived in" Jersey a long time in spite o f the mosquitoes nnd cm now living near Sanford. Don’t send me any more country homes. I have enough. Aa ever and ever, W. H. TUNNICLtFFE. McMahon, Jimmy Stewart, C. F. Smith, Archie Detts, Raymond Key, S. M. Lloyd or any of those fellows ar.y presents this year. All they want in their g o lf stockings is n new Parish House. Dear Friend Santa: Please send me a big gun for Yours with love, Christmas— one that will spread and FATHER PECK. kill nil the game fur five miles around. what I nnn \TU'M a v Dear Santa: Pharmaceutic^ If *you — can reallv do your stuff f en" ine a French chateau with a col-; Dear Old Sport: Dear Kris: lar one mile long and half a mile; Please send ine six chorus girls for I am the ^ you can ^la * W>N die h°Ppy* deep You know me, Kris, and plenty o f cobwebs in it—you the Milanc Theatre. Wrap them up Yoora a* over* man that put the Sand In in Sanford banioru GEORGE SPEER. know what I mean, old man, so send in tissue ‘paper andaput in celery and i f you can arrange some more i; P. D. Q. but not C „ O. •’ill meet them at t crates, bond issues for 1924 U is all that I Yours In French, Yours in a hurry, Dear Old Grouch: ask in my stocking this year. TRACEY McCULLER. ED LANE. Here you arc coming again just] Yours financially, when I am not ready for you o t d : n . , , n ’ i FOREST L A K E . now it will co >t me a lot of money; V o n h L . boon good to us every for .Xmas r.ml a New and people rur miijis rum c w Year’s i c a r s aim y, ..... n v* *■;“ Dear Mr. Claus: are worrying . m e jo .death asking y c” . _yo_u . f5 ? t . ! n,3t, tyc" tw^ vo°j|j[ I “ d*lrc»» you this way because |X o u t new g t ^ s . D m ’t come aniund "» ™ “ forty l i r cent and diil not gii scorn to be a relative of mine, rho . { " vprni . v , ‘ e* suits. thing I want is a delay in water * Yours in sorrow, G FN F r o r x t l l I VT i Yours to a cinder, plant so I can sell more Lldor .Spr»ng^ FRANK MILt ER GK.>K I.OLM1LI-AT, W ater in 1924 than hu3 ever been — | n r .i u v tttp ^ DEANS TURNER. sold before. Denr Old Santa: Denr Santa: Dear Whiskers: Aquaticnlly, Pleai-e fill our stockings with a lot . Jf you bring us anything bring Send ine that new theatre building H. J. CLAUS. Newman, Puleston and I a portable of mufflers in Christmas— not the that you promised me last year. If bungalow that we can carry around kind that go round your neck but you can’t make good don’t cqme Dear Santa: in tho woods and in case we lose our the kind that kills tile loud noises Ground Send an athletic field to Sanford way it will be ready to use and keep of the pass;ng autos on Sunday OSBORNE HERNDON. within the city limits nnd in walking out the cows and other insects. morning and night. _____ distance so all the big league teams Prayerfully. Primarily yours, will want to train here. Do this and SAN FORI) PREACHERS. IJ. L. THRASHER. NOTICE 1 w ill not worry about next year's contract. OUR BATTERY BUSINESS has Dear Old Top: Dear Old Chap: Yours balled un. It may be asking a lot o f you but been moved from WIGHT BROS. If you intend to bring anything to BERT CHAPMAN. Drummond, Bishop, Rosebro or nny plcarc make me and Bob Deane the Garage to our Stntion on West other folks on Upper Magnolia you golf, champions of Seminole county. Dear Friend Santa: First Street Yours, etc. Please send me an airplane that might bring mo a Hoy Scout uniform HODGSON BALL. R A Y BROTHERS will make 120 an hour at night with — something that little George and 1 a pair of arms that will catch the can wear together. Distributore of “ EX1DE” and Yours, Friend Santa: sneak thieves up an alley or on the “ WILLARD” Batteries COL. GEORGE KNIGHT. Send me the election for sheriff’s street. Either do this or tie my goat. CHIEF W ILLIAM S. Dear Old Top: Take a chance, old dear, and see if you can get me a location fo r a drug store where people are sick at least once a year. Sanford U too dam healthy for my health, you knov Dear Kris Kringie: Having brought me a wife sonic time ago 1 guess that will bo about all fo r this time. No, don’t bring any dolls. Your old friend, T. J. MILLER. * _______ _ '01.1 Friend Santa: j _ Send me a gun that will sight tur kies a mile away and kill them with No. eight shot twice that distance. JOYOUS GREETINGS! We appreciate the many friends we have ac­ quired from our business relations with you in the past, and are gratified at the mutual cordiality which has resulted. We feel it appropriate to send our greetings at this time, so here goes: May your Christmas be happy and full of gladsome cheer; may its peace and joy stay with you to encourage and bless you until the season comes again next year. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER C O M PAN Y Phone Dear Santa: Would it be possible for you to send me a lake or river that would flow just behind my store so I could flsh early In the morning before break­ fa st? Piscatorially yours, ARTHUR YOW ELL. Dear Old Friend: A ll 1 want is a football team for next year that will be 100 per cent in their classes first. Send me this and I will be satisfied for another year. PROF. G. E. M cK AY. V BLESSINGS OF THE SEASON Dear Friend and Soforth: Don’t bring me any more oranges. They were all right in other years but 1 have been fed up on them this year and have enough to last me until your next trip. Yours fraternally. S. O. CHASE. May tho joy o f Merry Christmas fill your hearts ami homes this memorable day. May the cheer of its glad spirit bless you along your journey through another year. Dear Kris: Please send me n diagram o f the income tax so that I enn tell whether I am coming or going and in which directienr t •have moved to the country but nm still In the United States. You know me. JACK DAVIDSON. M e wish for you all that is best, not only at Christmas time but throughout your future lives. May your days lie days of sunshine • ; with novern mist of tears, full of happiness, comfort and ease. Denr Santa Claus: Please send me an iron to smooth out some of the wrinkles in the stom­ ach of Sanford in the year of 1924. Yours in haste, DR. C. J. MARSHALL. II. J. CLAUSE, Distributor ELDER SPRING WATER Dear Old Comrade: Send us plenty of money and sup­ port for the year of 1924 so we can get our Legion headquarters in shape nnd put over the big things for San­ ford and for the American Legion. Your buddy, JOE CH1TTENDON. / i Pi Deal Old Scout: Bring me a promise of brain and bruwn for the next football team o f Florida High and may they never lose a game. tAthletically. ATTORNEY WILKINSON. Dear Neighbor: Don’t bring me any more bank buildings this year. Have enough for immediate needs but wish to thank you for past favors and hoping for n continuance o f the same I beg to re­ main nnd soforth nd lib, Your old college chum. FRANK P. FORSTER. i v : Dear Old ( ’ hup: I wonder if you could Hend nie some ideas on advertising Sanford for the year of 1924 and especially some that would catch New Yorkers. This will be sufficient for this time. Why didn't you tell me you were coming up the St. Johns? 1 would have met you with Mr. Donnelly. Secreturially, It. W. PEARMAN, JR., A . IJ. C. Dear Old Schoolmate: Glad you are giving out something once more. All I want is one million dollars to build new homes und apart­ ment houses und hotels, etc. This is not much for Sanford and 1 know you will do it. If you can't plcuse give me the names of 100 men who will. Your old friend, A. P. CONNELLY. Dear Old Bird: For many years you have been coming down my chimney and have worn it smooth but I want you to come one more time und don't bring a stork with you. All I want is better roads. Henry and I will do the rest. EDWARD HIGGINS. Bully Old Bov: You are the stuff. You arc my friend. You send me the business all the time and especially at Xmas. Send me a new stomach in time for that big Xmas dinner. That will be about all for this time. J. G. BALL. Dear Friend: If you have any more big stores for Sanford send them along and we will have a now building ready for them. ME ISC 11 REALTY CO. iV jiAr . 1 iikM HHn , ............... . _s___ �n p s .„ . ____________ __ the M i, , • • Jw \\hi t h. n j I ; M feA| SANFORD DAILY HERALD; MONDAY,'DECEMBER 24, 1923 B™ property. We owe thia protection to A BILLION FOR |1. them and It is a good plan fo r the An American dollar brought 1 bil­ farmers and the city to take up after lion German mprks in New York the |iy ^Iggs other day. A year ago an American Christmas. dollar would havo brought only 2,000 CHAPTER X II. know it was your wife till I looked marks. A slump from 2,000 to 1,000,In tho back of tho watch. Here it - .... SPOKEN IN ANGER. _ _ .... 000,000 la beyond comprehension. MR AND .MONAHAN. A German couple had n heated ar­ 1st” One of the boat friends I ever had gument concerning household affairs. That would make one mark if placed “ Monahan,” said I, “ you hnvr saved At the conclusion o f the disagreement, In the contribution box o f less value In me life was a lad by tho name o f Tim Hoimhan. lie was a brother o f me lifol Now to get homo with tho the wife exclaimed, “ I vlsh I was in thnn the traditional button. heffen!” Mike Monahan, loader o f Monahan's watch before Maggie gets there!” L ig h t l y n a m e d . Shamrock Band, and ho played the I made it ju*t in time to put the . Not wishing to bo ousted, tho husThe special congressional election trombone for Mike till he found there watch back in the drawer. I bn*1‘1 ,“ Und I vish I was in a in tho Spokane district o f Washing­ was more m scfy in tho pocket pickin’ -----,, you —*• big w npo!’*, lKX1 “Where is nic watch ; BnrI‘icn'” .,l , . . , . demanded Maggie, ........................ wneu she uuuo * in 1 fhe wife, stdl trying to get the best ton was won by the Democratic nom­ business. ' • o f the argument, shouted, “ Und you inee on n platform of a 91.75 guar­ I was beholden to Tim Mcnahan at the door. anteed price for wheat and election of fur this reason. M aggio had Riven “ Why, right there in the drawer vent etfery ding goot for yourself.” Federal judges, including the United me her watch to have it fixed nt a where I left It, Maggie darlin’ ” said Herald Want Ad will sell that old States supreme court, by popular jeweler’s ,nnd me bein' in need o f a I. “ I forgot to take it to get it fixed.” vote. The new congressman revels I few dollars to offset losses duo to her She looked in her bag and her face picca o f furniture. in tho appropriate name o f Sam Hill. habit of gain’ through me pants nt turno 10 colors. She looked in the night. I had pawned the watch for drawer and r.ho saw the watch, and1 the price of n ticker to the burlesque her face turned 10 colors more. And for three days afterward, Maggie show. Not two dnyt later. Tiro Monahan went around mutterin’ to herself: “ How did it g.t there? However comes into Dl.nty’a wit!) the watch in did it got there?” his hand! Do ye wonder—after that— I’m be­ "Jigits,” Mid he, “ I lifted this olTcn n Indy in the street car who was t ill­ holden to Monahan? (To be continued) in’ another lady how her husband pawned it nrd she found the ticket Copyright 1022, Int’l Feature Service Inc. and redeemed it herself. I* didn’ t MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE i JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24.— Need of rain, especially in most of the peninsula section of the state, ab­ sence of sunshine, nnd a wide rnnge i ntempernture, featured the weath­ er in Florida during the week ended December 17, according to the weekly Florida section of the United States weather bureau. Temperature vnried from normal Pi the extreme went to ns much ns nine degrees above normal in the central division, the bulletin states, ami says that the rainfall at Titus­ ville, Brevard county, was an ex­ ception, the week’s total there ex­ ceeding four inches. The area cover­ ed, however, was limited almost to the immediate environments o f that station, although beneficial showers fell throughout the Atlantic coast line counties from Key West to Jack­ sonville. Droughty conditions became more ac-nto over portions o f the central division and ip tho const district of tha southern division. Isolds in the Okeechobee district, nevertheless, art* gioatly improved, .hnvirg dried out and trucking and general farm work arc diligently prosecuted there, the bulletin adds. Tho deficiency in rain­ fall in the western division approxi­ mated one-hnlf nn inch, or more. Farm work made good progress in I the northern division but the growth of truck on uplands was retarded by the lack of soil moisture; rain is reeded even on some lowlands. In the central division the weather was too warm ar.d dry throughout, al­ though showers, irregularly distrib­ uted, were bcncficinl. Both in the western nnd southern divisions there were occasional scattered but insuffi­ cient showers. for many years but like the public ownership of the public utilities wan put o ff until “ tomorrow.” And now that the flowing wells have been test­ ed it would be a good thing to havo all the farm houses within a radius of several miles of the city to be equipped with the wells and pipes nnd when n fire occurs out there let the Sanford Fire Department render aid and save the farmer’s property. Why not? The farmers living around San­ ford are just as much entitled to pro­ tection as those people living within the city limits—in a certain way. They may not pay city taxes but they help us to pay them by doing their trading here and many of the farm­ ers have their money invested in city i 25k. * . : I v GLAD D A Y TO Y O U ! Dear old Pals: A right happy Christmas And a glad day to you. Sure you’re going to see it 'Cause I’ve wished on you. *3 SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY SANFORD FOR THE NEW A. M. CLEMONS, Manager ' YEAR <trQ :d g h m (B O F COM M ERCE , ^ Li ! V6* S ’ \ 7 A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO OUR FRIENDS—PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU! Dear Friends and Customers: !\ If * It's been a great pleasure'to "ils to number you among our many friends and customers during the past year, and we hope you have appreciated the many efforts put forth by us to serve you honestly and faithfully. GONZALEZ GROCERY CO. Every once in a while in going mound and noting various develop­ ments in the city nnd county I run across some o f the ideas of my dear and late lamented friend, lion. Joseph Whitner. We pat ourselves on the back about our prerent improvements ami devolpments but in the early days of Sanford there wore giants also and they had good ideas o f their own even if they were far in advance of their times. Some day i will take up the subject of these trally great men of ; me fifteen years ago and give a dmit history o f their achievements. We miss Joe Whtinor, George Fctnald, Hick Marks, William Holden, C. It. Walker nnd others who were the ult of the earth and who were booslerr of the days gone by. V It is our sincercst hope that tin's shall be to you a tiny full of pleasure and one that shall he remembered by you many days. This tiny card we’re sending With a Hireling true. Best y. ir jits for your Christmas And a happy New Year too. BY R. J. HOLLY • ' "V JUST IN PASSING ♦ l .* . ■ ■■ :f .1 AND A BIGGER AND BETTER <T 1 *•: ip £ Merry Christmas Weather Report For Florida Given Here 1 ; EDWARD HIGGINS \ w ) A 7*1 iv J * if the price on electric lights in this city were cheaper there would be much more o f it used and while this might not be the idea of tha South­ ern Utilities Company it is certainly what the people want. For instance, right now there are many burin Ties and much petty thieving around the holiday time. If every alley within a certain district were well lighted it would minimize tho danger not only of holdups but the chances o f misc ieantg getting away after n robbery for the dark alley offers much in the way of a safe harbor when the thieves are abroad. It is safe to say thut if this city could be lighted ns it should he there would be but little crime of this sort. This city, however, cannot be well lighted until the rates arc lowered nnd wo are waiting patiently for this to happen. * • • it is gratifying to note the many improvements that are contemplated for the year 1921 and Sanford will have just what 13 reeded in buildings and streets nr.d the lake front im­ provements and many other adjuncts for n growing metropolis. Having oxer ten thousand people now in ami nround Sanford we should double this population in five years. Let your money stay here, Bill. ♦ • • The same lire o f thievery goes on every year just about this time and it is almost impossible to stop it with1 any ordinary means. I f you will rememlwr several yeare ago it became so prevalent hero that we called out t!»o American Legion to patrol the streets at night ar.d after a few nights of this pntroling and picking up all suspicious characters tho thieves Waved on to bettor pastures. It all shows that with a few extra police­ men tho thieves will got wise and movo on or bo caught. Wo can safe­ ly trus; the matter to Chief Williams for he is on hh mettle now and will nut a crimp in tho aspirations o f the light fingered gentry. l>-v / Al r/ 7 \ V THANKS TO OUR PATRONS May happy days and hours and all good things he yours this season o f Christmas* tide. j FRIENDS AND PATRONS m 1 Dear Friends nnd Patrons too: Just couldn’t let this season pass without a word to you. m ir In brief, this card is just to wish you m Best wishes for your Christmas, and the coming New Year too. A MERRY CHRISTMAS • m YOWELL COMPANY LU-BETII CAFETERIA La l Jf / h \ / \ fr • « • IK- rutting down the wells as fire pro­ tection is the right idea but it should havo been done before’. It is old stuff as far as the people o f Sanford nre, concerned and has been talked about 'r* OjJ, '* * __ . tVitUfor. itte i »*S> i 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, 1923 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 24, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1923; <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/5f6f3c95bc4eb1f28b6be375580361a4.pdf 7636af10f94ad81127ca30b52eaa5763 PDF Text Text * -7*. y ' kv- •» »*- * Y O U * NKW 8PAPBR (U fa •gm P a U b M h> tlM I t e r t of md t k*i Com Country’* n o r M n__ -omM tk try GrcnUol V ofeU b l* floctlon VOLUME V. Highest T * * * . y « t « f 4 t r I jm M t T m . Im I a ta M .w.. A S S O C IA T E D PRESS DISPATCH ES Robbers Make Away With Rich Haul Of Liquor In Big Raid H E L D C IT Y S E V E R A L D A Y S A G A IN S T F E D E R A L S have OFFICIAL* REPORT Overture* For Pence Parley Are Denied By The De La Huerta Government, 1* Said (R r Tke AssoetsleH Press) V E R A CRUZ, Dec. 22.— Rebels have evacuated the city o f Puebla for reasons o f m ilitary expediency it is announced by tficir headquarters here. They had held the city fo r several days. j ’— i t »Hy The Aniiorlnlrtl I’rcM) B ALTIM O RE , Dec. 22.— A score • f armed men and a fleet o f trucks Friday night swooped down on the Gywnbrook Distillery ..warehouses at Gwynbrook near Dwings Mills, shackled three guards and broke in* to two o f the three whiskey-stock* ed buildings. More than 40 barrels of whisky valued at $60,000 was stolen. Fonr men were captured in a motor truck but the others escaped Just before a net o f county and city police and national guardsmen closed in. •• MAYOR LAKE ASKS SANFORD CITIZENS PAY 1923 POL LTAX S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 22, 1923 EX-PREMIER 1S( AS TO HI S RETURN ON THE THRONE NO MORE SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS Engineer Is Killed When Train Wrecks I Hr Th* ^Mnrlalnl I»r*«») A T L A N T A , Dec. 22.— Engineer J. W. Brown of Decatur, Ga., waz killed and fireman H. L. Young nnd J. M. Baldwin, brakeman were slightly injured when a Dixie Llmited ' ‘ southbound tnf ' o 'f the North CnroVInH nnd St. Louis Railroad wrecked at Kcnnosaw, near here Saturday morning. No passengers were hurt. Several' were shaken up. Traffic was tied up fo r fiv or six hours. The train was en route from Chicago. W IL L R E C E IV E IN V IT A T IO N COMM ITTEE, H E S A Y S WOULD BE LEADER U. S. BELIEVES IN AUTHENTICITY OF RED DOCUMENTS Country W ants Him T o Take Over Complete Reins O f Government in « The Assnelstril P ress) FOX IS NUMBER t J s r jttt V E R D IC T M E A N S IM PR ISO N ­ M E N T FO R M F E T E R M JURY UNANIMOUS Dcfentlcnt Trembles When De­ cision of Jury Is Rend— H*s Nothin?? To Hay To The Court \ A TH E N S, Dee. 22.— The council of I llr The .U wclalril 1‘ r e u ) ministers have decided to instruct A T L A N T A , Dec. 22.— “ Guilty o f Colonel Plnstirns of the revolutionary This Country Will Nut Submit Matter murder, with m-ommendniion for rom m ittca to ask form er Premier mercy,’ ’ was the verdict returned Fri­ To An Arbitration Board, S jy s Venizelos, without any conditions nnd day night ugainst Philip E. Fox, Ku with complete liberty of initiative, to Stale Department Klux Klan cdtinr, who kilted William return to Greece and take the poli­ Few Voters Have Qualified Thus Far, tical situation in hand. S. Coburn, a klan attorney, in At* * Overtures Denied lit? The U m i-ln ln l IT r »») lanta on November 5. He Hoys— Election Will Have G A LV E S T O N , Dec. 22.— Emphatic I W A SH IN G TO N , Dec. 22.— There is Rearing On Bond Sale. The verdict, under Georgia laws, Venlirloft May Not R etain denial that overturea fo r a peace par* i no likelihood that the United Stutesj j)rov|,|C(| n |jf„ imprisonment senPA R IS , Dec. 22.-s -Former Premier ley w ill be entertained by the de le Mayor Forrest Imke makes an ap­ Venizelos when informed o f the in­ Huerta government was contained in K in g George and Queen Elizabeth o f Greece, ordered to the authenticity o f documents which arguments for more thnn n week, the an official dispatch from Alvarcs Do-, peal in behalf o f the City Commis­ vitation to return to Creeee, an­ I the state department recently made leavetheir country and throne by officers o f the Arm y nnd jury received tho case late Friday cnitillo, secretary o f foreign affairs' sion to the voters o f Sanford in a nounced through his secretary that public to show that revolutionary sov­ night. , N avy, A republic will be citabiished, it is understood. for de la Huerta a t Vera Cruz, were statement given out Saturdny. His ho would be glad to receive the invitiet activities nnd propaganda are liereceived here Saturday by Adolfo statement urges that all voters pay ting delegation but thnt he doubted A t the request o f tho defense the ---------------- ------- ing conducted in this country with Jimlnas, rebel agent. The revolution their poll taxes and thereby qualify whether the invitation would cause the object of undermining the goV' jury was polled. It was unaimoua is triumphing every where, the mes­ to vote in the coming bond election to hlin to alter his decision not to re­ ernment. . Sentenced for Life. be held on January 11. IBs message turn. sage declared. Is Fully Satisfied. Fox stood up. He shook his head is as follows: American government is fully snt- in the negative when the judge asked A TH E N S , Doc. 22.— Colonel Plnsirfied with the genuineness o f the if lie dscired to sny nnythlug. “ .Sanford is on the threshold of a tirus of the revolutionary committee N oth in * has been forthcoming to communications made public from great opportunity. It is about to conferred Fridny with the chiefs of “ ‘indefinite *ofii verify th e accuracy o f* the “ You .-hall spend the balance o f the soviet to workers in ibis enunreports afloat that some kind o f dis­ take a great step forward. The City the various political groups in nn ufyour natural life in tho penitentiary try and believes tlmi to enter any cussion is going on In Mexico having Commission acting on what it be­ fo rt to ascertain their relative Represented at Meeting |seen proceedings us suggested by of tiiis state,’’ the judge said. Hanford as its objective a cessation o f hos­ lieved to be the wishes of tho people, strength before the meeting o f the l’ ox trembled and his head drooped Foreign Minister Toliitelierin in a Orlando— Skinner of He'd tilities. has ordered nil election to lie held nnwly elected national assembly, statement in Moscow Friday would heavily on his chest. Advices from Mexico City would on January 11 for the purpose of which has been convoked fo r Jan­ Tampa First President. Judge Howard directed tho defend­ only involve a proceeding long nought Makes Comprehensive Report Oa indicate, however, that there still is pnssing n $920,000 bond issue fo r the uary 2. er! to sit. down. Two bailiffs steadied by the Uussiun authorities. Snippers and Growers I'rahlrnut fighting between the federal forces erection o f three utility plants and The present alignment shows the Secretary Hughes in his recent the trembling mnn us he sank into his O RLAND O , Dee. 22.— L. B. Skinand the rebels fo r possession o f the a city hall. On Transportation. liberals to bo claiming 224 deputies rtatement, which was transmitted to chair. The court then cautioned qll 1 ner, wan named first president of the rebel-held town o f Puebla, which “ There is no question ns to the and the republicans 178 o f the total Tehitrheri.i, made it dear that ne­ spectators to remain seated. Twenty is in the Immediate vicinity o f the importance of the proposition. San­ of 402 seats, but owing to tho fact The principal report nude ui the Growers and Shippers Lenue o f Flor­ gotiation t cannot precede the ccssn- or more policemen, headed by Chief section in which the forces fo r days ford voters are cuIU-d upon to decide Hint mnny cnndidntes in the recent Chamber o f Commerce luncheon Fri­ ida nn organization perfected hero ntioi) o f soviet propaganda in the! have been engaged in feats at arms whether or not this city is to go elections ran under both the liberal day was given by W. T . Loffler, chair- F.htay afetrnoon fur the purpose o f United States and the adoption o f! of i'olice Benvers, nnd the bailiffs .mounded Fox nnd he was escorted along the railways lending to Mexi­ forward or to remain where it is ut nnd the republican bnnners they are mail of tho transportation committee* bunging about a icadjustment o f measures by tin* Uuwdnn authorities; from the the court room, co City. present. The m nttci lies entirely now claimed by both sides, and the of that body, who spoke concerning, transputtation lutes and n closer to demonstrate their good faith in Neither Mrs. Fox nor her elghtactual line-up enn not be determined tho iccont ruling of the Interstate spirit of co-operation in matters per- the de-charge of their just interna- yenr-old son were present when the Confirmation has been received by with the people. the Mexican embassy in Washington • -. . .. “ In former municipal elections there with certainlty hefore the assembly Commerce Commission in refusing to t uning to the better interests o f tlonal obligations. verdict was read. Mrs. Coburn, wid­ of the defeat at V illa Hermosn, state has been froml.OOO to 1.500 voters meets and proceed with the election grunt to the express com panics the growers and nhippern o f Florida State department officials nro con- ow o f the fdnin man, and her daugh­ of Tabasco, of the rebels under com­ registered. To date there is very o f its president and speaker. right to increase their refrigeration liuitn nnd vegetables ns a whole, j fident th »y can demonstrate the nit­ ter, Zoo Coburn, also were nbsent. mand o f General Carlos Green, for­ few over 200 qunlitiicd to vote in the Repubfl Would Seize Reins. rates by 15 percen t. j More than 300 representatives i thentlcity o f soviet revolutionary dooThere wns not n stir in the court mer governer o f the state. ,, , »_n. :___ „ u o f tho various wrowim? nnd shin- *umcnfa ill their possession before the room when the verdict Meanwhile tho republicans, fearing election of January 11. The reason was read, Direct advices from Mexico City that very few are qualified to vote, a compromise on the subject of the minutes were roqulred for the arc to the effect that the federal although mnny are registered on the future regime in the assembly, njo procedure to take place. As troops . are forcing back the rebels city books, is that the 1923 poll taxes in fa v o r .o f forcing tho revolution-' rdlct wan being read Fox sat in the vicinity o f Esperanza and Ori­ ary government’s resignation nnd have nut been paid. table, his head resting in hfs ental, in the sector east and south­ seizing the reins themselves, thus as­ gardi to transportation rales. •hards. His face in tnry’a chair. tilM, ......... ........... llllT1I BW1U.. . He wns . . . -pale. “ It behooves every voter to pay his east o f the capital. The situation in suring a republic. connection with tho recent ruling of Thu meeting war. called to '» |nt,n M i,lJt ,|cc|nvo their a u t h o r s h i p ' h, s ,eK* "hool{the oil fields in the region o f Tam- poll tax. He owes it to Sanford ns The liberals hnye all nloqg favored Taken tp *J il. .......... nieo*4s reported- quiet. L iftle news u matter -o f civic pride. Tins CUy retention o f the dynasty with limited the rtmunlsaion, which menus n ra v -! by .vtr. Skinner who wan first m e t - ca„ ^ t r a a j directly to the soviet. ! From the court room Fox wns caris coming through concerning events Commission realizes that the matter, powors nnd the establishment o f a ing « f approximately $r.0(),00i) to thujud permanent chaunnn. blank L a y . government in Russia. • The ar.xorlion o f Tchltcherin that ***-•«$ to the Fulton county jail. Only of non-puynicnt o f the poll tax has republic only In case a largo majority state, Mr.‘ l.cffler said tiv.it the grow- Anderson wm elected secretary. in other parts o f the republic. Hcndiuarters iu Orlando. j the documents are forgeries m t only one member o f dofenso counsel, Frank been due to an oversight. Before this, of the people voted for it in a plebis­ ers in the immediate vicinity o f San­ Hooper, Sr., was present when the voters have waited until March to pay cite to take place after thorough ford would save $90,000. 200 Under Surveillance. verdict wns read. He hurried from The next m ive by the shippers he NEW O R LE A N S , Dec. 22.— Two this item when they pay their county discussion in the nssenibly. By forc­ tho courtrooAi just nftcr the defen­ hundred Mcxicnn rebel partisans in and state tax. However, if paid now ing out the king the republicans are said would bi to form n new rate dant was removed. Fox had nothing strui li.... to bring about 'decreased it will entitle them to vote in the pri­ New Orleans are under surveillnnce charged by their opponents with to say while being1carried to the jail, and tho arrest o f 15 for plotting to mary nml tho genernl election next breaking a preelection pledge that ratca on the perishable goods sent people to believe that the communist uccording to deputies. there would be no change o f govern­ out o f Florida. ship arm s and ammunition to the re­ year. the first directorate will be appointed Internationale in Moscow, the organ Later, Mr. Hooper snid defense He pointed out the fact that propa­ ment until after the meeting of the volutionists Is imminent, United by the following subscribing mem­ “ There has been much inquiry for communist international propa. counsel will confer with Judge How­ ganda. put out by the several rail­ States District A ttorney Louis Burns made o f the City Commission ubout new assembly. bers: ganda was separate from tho soviet ard Saturday relative to tiling a mo­ road-! in Florida, has been disproved announced tonight. the bond election by prospective pur­ Alexander & Baird, Beresford; government, whereas the soviet regi­ tion fo r a new trial for Fox. Under by the financial statements o f the The district attorney also warned chasers o f the bonds. The interest American Fruit Growers, Inc., Or­ me in Russia, is itself the organ fcor Georgia laws, the defendant has 10 companies. Their claim that they dealers in arms and ammunitions to j taken by bond firm s is greater thnn lando; Chase & Company, Jackson­ communist internationty.” days in which to lllu such u motion. were losing money was met with the be careful and to investigate before ever before. I f the bonds are passed ville, Citra F ru it Company, Citra, A decision on the question of ask­ argument thnt Inst year their net making sales to Mexicans, and then upon favorably by a large number of Flu.; Flyoridu Citrus Exchange, Tnming for n new trial, will not be enrr.ings; had an increase of 17 per to n otify the government o f any voters, it will have u tine influence na; Fugazzi Brothers, Cincinnati; reached until nftcr Hugh M. Dorsey, cent and that for the first 10 months sales. Transportation companies were on the bond buyers. Their bids on Gentile Brothers, Orlando; W. E. Lee former governor o f Georgia nnd pro­ of this year had rehched nn increase cautioned to examine all shipments the issue will be determined in n great & Company, I'lunt C ity; Manatee secutor in the Leo M. Frank caso, to Mexico for possible contraband. measures to the interest taken by citi­ Neccrsnry Financial Backing Is Guar­ o f 15 per cent. He further stated County Growers Association, Mana­ Robert A. Allen, Dallas, Texas, and (I I , Th* Avaurlnlral I 'r r o ) anteed, Says Illinois Democratic that in refutation o f the railroads’ Newspapermen are investigating zens o f Sanford. tee; Slanatec Fruit Company, Tampa; N EW YORK, Dec. 22.— Cyrus II. other mcmltcrs o f defense counsel Leader statements that they lose money on the reported sale o f arms to on ngent J. J. Parish, Titusville; H. W. Peter­ K. Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, F ri­ have conferred cutly Saturday, Mr. “ Tho city registration hooks close the citrus shipments, that their own of A d o lfo de la Huerta for shipment on Januniy 2. The poll tax should son & Company, Palmetto; Roberts day purchased the New York Eve­ Hooper announced. (Hr The Awsoelnlrd Pr***) statements to the Interstate Com­ to a revolutionary base and the be paid to County Tax Collector John CHICAGO, Dec. 22.— A fte r receiv­ merce Commission showed the busi­ Brothers, Zoifo; Sanford Truck Grow­ ning Post, one o f the oldest a fter­ W ife With Him. subsequent efforts o f Obregonistas to D. Jinkins by January 1. This means ing what he regarded as most satis­ ness to be greater thnn during the ers, Inc., Sanford; L. B. Skinner, noon papers in New York. Thu an­ Mrs. Fox was at the jail when her find a shipping company that would that there is no time to lose. Tho Dunedin; Standard Growers E x­ factory nsurunce of the necessary fin­ summer. nouncement was made after a meet­ husband was called to the court room divert the shipment to a federal port. City Commissioners ask the hearty ancial backing to bold the Democratic to hoar the verdict. When the defenBecause o f the high, rntes thnt the change, Vegetable department, O r­ ing o f stockholders o f the paper. So fa r the only information obtain­ support of Sanford’s citizens. national convention in Chjcago nex growers nnd shippers nro compelled lando; John S. Taylor, Largo; W. L. Edwin F. Gray, president o f the ant returned, she held him in her ed is that the de la Huerta agent Wilson, Panama City; Winter Park Fay your poll taxes and vote in year. George Brennan, Illinois Demo­ to pay, a total o f ubout $150,000 is Evening Post corporation .unnounccd arms. They talked in low trtbea for sailed the day a fte r the deal wa3 cratic leader, said Friday thnt he rrent by those from this immediate Fruit Company, Winter Park, togeth­ that Mr. Curtis would tuke over the a few minutes umi then Fox was the coming bond election! closed. “ would get" the convention. The purchase taken to hia cell. Mrs. Fox was cry­ section, which practically represents er with such others ns the foregoing paper immediately. Deputy Collectors Appointed. ing when she le ft the jail and re­ During the day Mr. Brennan nnd the net earnings o f these men. He ] subscriber, m a y 'e le c tJ o fill the five price was not disclosed. G A V E POISON U N K N O W IN G L Y . In order that voters of Sanford will Edward N. Hurley, former head of said that last year 90.000 ears of remaining directorships, Mr. Curtis, it was announced, would fused to make u statement to wailing ( H r Thr ANanrlalrd I'rrim) The members o f the first board o f outline his policy in n statement to newspapermen. not be compelled to go to the court the emergency fleet corporation un­ COLUM BUS. Ohio, Dec.'22.— Con- house to pay their poll tux, County der President Wilson, held a confer­ perishable! were shipped from Florida directors will assume their duties at be published on the editorial page o f “ Both Mr. Fox and Mrs. Fox ap­ and o f that number,this section of rludiing several months investigation Tax Collector Jinkins has appointed ence nnd consulted Fred W. Upham, once und continue in office until their the Post Saturday. peared well pleased with the verdict,*' the state contributed about 0,000. two prominent Columbus physicians, two collectors, R. W . Deane, who will treasurer of the Republican national The syndicate, headed by Mr. Guy, II. ('. McCiill, jailer, stated. Plans are under way, he stated, to successors are named. I)r. Jonathan Forman and Dr. K, J. he nt the Seminole County Bank, nnu committee. Mr. Upham hud bad start a campaign fo r reduction of Membership. which owned the Post, acquired con­ Reports were circulated that Fox Gordon Friday night revealed they A L. Betts, who w ill be at the b irst pledges of plenty of money for the a breakdown after Any pcrson( firm or corporation in­ trol from Thomus Iuimont o f J. P. had suffered the rntes. A meeting to perfect nn had unknowingly administered poison National Bank. Poll taxes may be Republican convention but with the organization to carry out these plnns, terested in the fruit or vegetable bus­ Morgan und Company in January, reaching his cell. Mr. McCall stated, to two women who died Inst Septem­ paid to either o f these two men. it Republican convention awarded to i • r s u a d e * ^ i n g held Fridny afternoon in iness In Florida may become n mem­ 1922. John II. Fahey, form erly o f however, that the prisoner was in ber within a period o f week and to u wus announced Saturdny Mr. Cleveland he Is ready to pers by ber o f the league upon proper ap­ Boston, was made publisher o f the his “ usual condition" and did not re­ ' ' Orlando. physician who recovered a fter having Jinkins. Chicago business men to turn their quire u physician. Fox has appeared A committee reported that the plication nnd election by the Board newspaper Inst June. been dangerously ill for several days. convention funds over to the Demo­ The paper was founded in 1801, nervous since being confined, it was clock recently given to the city by of Directors or the executive commit­ A ll three were undergoing treatment crats. Cards A rc Sent Out stated. the officials of the First National tee. The membership fee will be $10 for digestive disorders. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce Locnl Democratic lenders while de­ Bank, will be placed at First Street umi members will be required to meet through its president, Edward Hig­ siring to mukc a strong bid for the nnd Magnolia Avenue in front of assessments made by the league for C A R R M A K E S LOSS GOOD. gins, has sent out 1,000 post cards Democratic meeting, nevertheless had McLaulin's Jewelry store. The mas­ its support. Corporations qualifying (H r Thr A »«..clnlr.l I'rru i) to the citizens o f Sanford culling their been without certainty thnt Chicago will be privileged RT. LOUIS, Dec. 22.—Joseph S. attention to the bond election nnd wns ready to finance ft. Mr. Upham ter clock will lie located in tills store. for membership It was announced thnt nbout 250 to designate one individual from the ( t l y T h r A iN o cla ln l l* re «« ) Carr, whose alleged irregularities as to _____ _ necessity ______r the fo r payment o f the had said nt Washington when the members o f the National League of corporation to represent it. TALLAH ASSEE. Dec. 22.— The d l l ' Till. A a a o r l a t . i l ! > . * • • ) cashier o f tho Chippewa bank of this |i 92 .1 poil tax. Republicn national committee met that Commission Merchants will visit San­ However, the principal monies to supreme court Friday denied the peG A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Dec. 22.— city estimated to amount to more Tim cards bear the following mes- since the Republicans would not meet ford on January 2 nnd will remain defray the operation o f the league tiolon fo r rehearing in the ease of Twenty-one aliens, smuggled into the there he would be ready to turn the than $200,000, nnd which caused the; * "! financial support offered by Chicago here over night until noon tho fol­ will he raised by an assessment of the Apnluchicola Eiwid and Develop, United States ut Cedar Key, Fla., closing o f the bunk Friday, pledged ' * ' 1924 is the date on 50 cents per car on all shipments o f ment Company, u declaration of were captured Friday, 18 being taken assets valued by him nt more than which Jnn Sanford ‘ J 11 w ill vote to build its business interests over to the Demo­ lowing day. « - _____ fruits and vegetables until a sum o f trust, and others, appellants, vs. W, from a train hound from Cedar Key crats. $1,000,000, to protect the depositors. water, light nnd gas plants. $25,000 .-.hull have been accumulated. A. McRae, conimissionertiof agricul­ to Jacksonville by Sheriff P. ti. When he promised to make good “ In'order to vote nt the election it ture, nnd T. R. Hodges, shell fish Ramsey o f Aluchula county and the Then the assessment w ill be reduced Friday, Mr. Brennan deis necessary that you pay your 1923, that Pledge Friday, K L U X O N IS ADOPTED. to 25 cents a car. Tho charter speci­ commissioner o f the statu o f Flor- other three being captured ill the Illy Th* A *»«w lnlril l*rri««» noil tax before January 1. In addition, dared ne would go g out und “ g et” fically provides thnt the charge shall idaq, appellees. No opinion wus filed woods near Cedar Key by Sheriff. E. register with the city clerk' the convention. He is doso to Churlcs NEW YO RK , Dec. 22.— Francis vou ou must must register iu denying the petition. never be more than 50 cents n car. W alker o f Levy county. In the group you have not already done so. BegMurphy, of New York, and Thomas Kluxon III, who wus ucquittcd on a tf !ll> T h* l.n ir liiln l I'rr**) .! you have not nlr This c a s e . is popular known us were included several Mediterranean liirnilnn hooks remain open until JznTaggart, o f Indiana, Democratic An executive committee o f five charge o f murdering 11-year-old Jean­ istration books remain open B IRM IN G H AM , Dec. 22.— Mrs. national leaders. Margaret Weaver indicted in Fulton members in addition to the president William lX> Pophnm’s civil suit to nationalists with Syrians, Greeks and ette Lawrence in Mudison, N. J., a un While New York has been a strong county, Georgia ns an accessory be­ who will serve as cx-officio chairman establish his right to certain oyster Bulgurs predominating. “ ^The size of the vote cast in favor year a go is tq bo ndonted by Monell The aliens who embarked from Sayre, well-to-do bachelor o f Con­ of bonds determines to a great extent contender, Mr. Brennan believes De­ fore the fnct in connection with the was elected. The follow : tawrence bottoms under the waters o f Apala vent, N . J. The boy has been in the tho p rice bond buyers w ill pay for mocratic leaders will flock to the sup­ death o f W . S. Coburn for which Gentile. Orlando, W. E. I.ee, Plant chicola bay, and wns decided nguinst Hnvuuu, said they had paid a Span­ Local sentiment as ex­ port of Chicago when they learn this Philip E. Fox Fridny was convicted City; J. C. Chase, Jacksonville; C. the I'opham contentions by the au> ish smuggler $200 to lurid them safe­ Sayre home fo r several months. I the the issue. n ............................................... pressed nt the recent mass meeting city will finance the convention. ly on United States soil. nt Atlanta nml sentenced to imprison-( Stewart, Jr., Tampa, und F. L picnic court last month. should again be forcefully evident on They will he taken to Jacksonville ------------------------ r . ment, was arrested here Saturday., skclly, Orlando. January 11. , , , , nnd placed in jail. “ See the tax collector ond city clerk today without fail.” d ______ i poMn* talon newspaper clipping* of the Fox trial. A FTE R BOOTLEGGERS. I f It appears on the want ad (Hr TXr X«»o*ln(*il 1’ r * » « ) I D r T h * A«<u>rlnlr<l l ar * « » ) ( H r T h * A » * « * c l « ( * J 1 ‘ rrmmt page o f The Herald today, C H A R LE S T O N . S. C„ Dec. 22.— ' MADRID, Dec. 22.— Sixteen p e r -; W A S H IN G TO N . Dec. 2ft— Some ------I I I * T l » r Aw aurlulril I'rrikn) President Walsh o f the South Atlnn-I III* Th* 1» w Ik Ih I P tH ») you w ill rcceivo two free more ioy wns taken out o f Christmas ; sons were drowned yesterday when S A U N A , KAS., Doe. 22.— Messages! tic League, announced at n meeting W V T F R LO O . N. Y., Dec. 22.— Mrs. . « no.,n Saturday Snttmlnv bv tickets to the performance at season by public public threat from two fishing boats sank in the Medi­ received here Saturday tell of a heavy |that the circuit which wuuld embrace iw ttin ( H e Tavlor wa* acquitted The Milano Theatre tonight. district attorney’s office to proso- terranean Sea off Denia during u snowstorm sweeping western Kansas. Jacksonville and Montgomery hii.I o f the wnrrlcr o f her husband Frank (Mr Til* A »*o*l»l*il l,r*«s) • violent storm. Several other cruft are You may bo the lucky one. cute those whose names appeared on reported missing. |Hays, Pluinville and, to i jury early SaturdsV. Sbo CHICAGO. Dec. 22.— Wheat, May,] . . Oakley, . , . Colby ( some other clubs now in the Sally a long and imposing list o f custom­ 1.0(1 to 1-2 to 5-8; July 1.05 1-8 t o <were among the towns reporting snow i Qircuit, is to he formed.' The new confessed she crushed her husband’s Bead thoroughly the little ers seized yesterday in a raid on whnt Work has started on Avon Turk’s L 4 ; corn, May, .72 5-8 to 3-4; oats! fulling heavily. The storm seems tolleague would bo known as the South-, kuil with an nx*» on July 14 last anQ want ads. police describe as powerful syndi­ p-8 to 3-4. 'be moving castwurd. I eastern League. I made a pica c f uolf defense. llu y, .44 5|seventeen miles of street paving. cate o f bootleggers. - .Shippers LEFFLER GIVES AN Growers League Is Formed INTERESTING TALK Friday Afternoon ON FREIGHT RATES CHICAGO MAY GET DEMOCRATIC MEET Philadelphia Publisher Buys Evening: Post Popham Is Denied A Rehearing: By Court Aliens Smuggled Into This Country, Captured , Accessory Before Fact In Fox Case, Arrested Watch fo r Your Name # New Baseball League T o ____________ Sixteen Persons Drown; s j ' '----In Mediterranean Storm cobum was killed, she had in her Kansas Towns Hard Hit R Named Southeastern1Woman Is Acquitted of By Snowstorms, Report — .......... K illin g Her Husband MARKETS _Ll �w m ‘ gU rsd. But .he conMA! ______ Supplies liberal, dtmaad moderate. M arket "teady. Florida J " * nd Fla. 72, A )* . 6, C at 118, 7-8 bushel hampe.-s I2.2ft-f2.7ft. ~ «rs: Supplies liberal. De­ tota l 187. Unr*ported 18th, Fla. 82, moderate. t " ■nd then best it A la . 1, heat i ; total 34. * rorida .crates fancy < G rap afn iit: Florida 43, Cal. 1, Tax* dkL me seraptn me own fi,ldlw' Ho ala, wu, _______ could f l . •a I , total 4ft. Unreported 18th, Fla. limited. •If t him. b u t one hand tied be- strings •in tune w itb unwrapped |2, ... IS . ' ' inil me. I l l show you tom orrow ." make a h it? Holy Smokes! I , u , sand mod­ :es: Supplies and P4/ Tomatoes: Fla. 1, unreported 18th, F o r I had a sehehse, do you see? say so: The ladies was wild, iumre bushel M arket steady, squi O ff I went to a fid d ler and this U M aggie w ge So pleased she was b e ,* teea: Aria. 15, Cal. 00, total crates No. la 84.50-ft5.oo, ordinary what I aiiid to kite: “ la thar* an. $8.8044.00. , 10ft. Unreportad 18th, Fla. 1. Un-Oh, w o n t you play another tunef* o f playin’ that thing So it doean' Peas: Supplies moderate. D e­ 10th, Arizano ft. they asked me. t Fla. 1, Cal. 1, N. Y . 48, mand good. Market steady. FI "S o r r y !” I said. “ Two Is all Vn\ "7-8 bushel hampers best $4.00-1 8.15. i , Tex. 1, Wash. 9, total 62. Un­ on xe strings.’' _ : learned so fa r. reported 18th, Maryland 1 by boat. And then M aggie spilled the beau. "D o you want to make $ 5 0 ?" I 'Snt: Supplies lim ited. DoMixed Vegetables: F la. 8, Cal. 10, -Just play that fast - tune ■m oderate.. M arket steady, asked him ., “ Then be a t my. house H L l,-L a . 39, Me. 1, N . J. 2, N . Y . 2, Will be on* o f crates fa ir $3.00. tomorrow night. B ring tw o violins again, J iggs dear." she said. 8. C. I , Tex. 1, Utah 1. total 03. Un­ I looked behind the curtain. tv, Okra: Supplies lig h t. Demand ajid come In the back way. P u t soap reported 18th, Florida 4 ears. moderate fo r good stock. Market on one o f them. I'll tell you what fiddler, lik e I told him to, had beet Fat m a c Yards Passing Cltraa it. I ask you— w h it was I to do? _ fhrm. Florida 7-8. bushel hampers to do a fter you g e t there.” Fralts. best 26.00, fa ir |5.00. / I went a fter him, and as I went I I A gan g o f M aggie's *silk stockin' Oranges: Total 36, N . Y . 13, Bal­ Chicago— (P a r tly cloudy, ft* A b o v e) friends was on hand next night. They said to m yself, " J i n s , you've got t« j tim ore 9, Boston 4, Philadelphia 3; Cukeft: Florida 1. 4 cars o n ,tra d way a ll doin' their parlor tricks, and And that ukulele (file r and take lea-1 1 each Washington, E lm ira, Altoona, including broken. Supplies, demand one o f them said to M s fg t*0hj sons uhtil you can play before too Bingfaampton, W estport, Spenceport and movement moderate. M arket structed to accommoaaie uoouv tnjy won’t your husband do something 7 I can evar g o home ftfftln!” steady. Florida bushel crate* fancy persons., A t that U?ne the enroll­ Copyright 1822, Ihtarnstional Service think Mr. Jiggs is so Interesting!” G rapefruit: Total 16, N . Y . 2, Buf­ ft5.00-ft5.50, choice mostly |4.00. ment was about 200, and there was “ S u re!" os id J, hffpre M a g g ie Peppers: Florida 1, 1 ca r on track. ample hom fo r the student body. fa lo 3, Phil. 2. Baltim ore 2, 1 each (T o be continued tomorrow.) could cheep- “ IH play fo r you l” W atertow n, W ilkes-Barre, Albany, Supplies, demand and movement mod­ nder the leadership o f Dr. E fw a rd A rts Marked sligh tly weaker. _onrsdi, .l w w t m , there has been a » N orth Boy, Syracuse, Montreal, erate. Standard, crates fatjey |2.50-ft2.75, W ashington. . * . steady growth, until ^hia year the Tangerines: Total 11, Baltimore 5; choice ftl.50. cn'rollmsnt hM *«n o well beyond thq Beans: Florida 1, 2 cars on track, Ph il. 8, N . Y . 2, Pitts. 1. 900 mark. ‘■ ' • f f l r T * e Ay A i i ls lr t P r » « i <Hr X V A m m Is N P » m ) M arket Quotations fo r Thursday, supplies, demand and movement good. The inatituilon has grown so rapid­ DORTMUND, Pec. 20.—Emay ID ITARO D , Alaska, Dec. 20,- -This Market Arm. Florida bushel hampers Dee. 20. • This exclusive photograph, made'recently,-shows tho British ly that j t has"been suggested that Lcisner a' Berlin io who wu to. Wax green $3.50-$3.75, some fancy town, in the heart o f a gold placer Haitiamre (F o g g y , 41 above) the college nfay find It necessary to prem ier's son, Oliver Baldwin with his pot Finnish w o lf. The gaged to .anpqpr the Dortnoai ft4.00-ft4.50. district, finds it unnecessary thia year Music Society, refused to sing unleu Jggpiant: Express receipts very lim it its enrollment when it reaches prem ier’s osn is campaigning fo r the Labor Party and cnlls ‘ Squash: N o arrivals, 1 ca r on track. lig h t, dfm aad good, m arket firm. Fla. to make a tax le w . she waa paid :n foreign money or Supplies light. Demand and move­ a certein numbef because o f advan­ the government’s foreign policy "terrible.” pepper crates ft4.60@5.00. some sort o f stable currency. At tages found In-a smaller institution. The municipality has a reserve o f ment lig h t M arket steady. Florida Beans i Express receipts light, dcJust what the lim it w ill be has notin the treasury. Revenues from the management had only Germu standard crates ft2.00-ft2.50. good fo r good stock, market tl license w ill amount to more paper money the concert nail to U < . Eggplant: N o. C -l arrivals. Sup­ been mentioned, firm , Fla. bu. hampers ft3, fow high- plies, demand an dmovement moder­ The additional auditorium space than the expenses o f the town govern­ cancelled. • , o r ; fi lir $1.60$2.00. ment. . . ate. Market steady. F lo rid a ' stand­ has been a handicap during the last Use the Classified'Page. I t la planned to build a municipal e £ !: Express receipts very light; ard crates la rge ft3.75-f4.00, small few years, making it necessary to t _____ .. r ■ ii ■ ■ ■ »' ‘ . •' demand lim ited, m arket steady. Fla. I2.50-ft4.00. olectric plant out o f the surplus and send the freshmen home prior to the • (O r The Am orlnlnl l’ r m ) sq. bu. crates fancy stock, ft4<3>4.50, i n r T h « tiM flo lr il Press) to furnish the current fre e to resi­ Strawberries: No. C - l arrivals'; graduation exercises o f the senior TO KIO , Dec. 2 0 r-T o k lo ’s greatest dents. W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 20.— Tho cen­ fe k $5; fa ir ft2.50@3.50. _ . Supplies light. Demand and move­ class. A fte r the enlargement has Peppers Express receipts liberal, ment limited. Market steady. Florida cssary unless an unusually la rg e ter o f foreign-born population o f the skyscraper, the Marunouchl building, Iditarod has n w inter population o f is to bo made earthquake proof. Tho about 22. In summer, during demand moderate, trading light, mar­ quarts 76c-ftl.OO. been completed this may not be nec. country is located in Allen courtly, building was erected by n firm o f raining Indiana. 10.8 miles east of New min' season, several hundred ket dull. F la. pepper crates fancy Cincinnati— (Raining, '49 A bove) number o f the upperclassmen are so American contractors fo r the M itya- here. Haven, naving taken a southwestward $2.50$2.75, fe w ft8.00; choice $1.60$ Peppers: Crates best ft3.00-ft3.50, fortunate as to have their friends F or all cars trend a fte r two decades o f southeast­ kishi company. It was seriously shak­ 2.00. , „ . k considerable ordinary ftl.75. and classmen with them. . ‘ ward movement. In determining the en by tho earthquake. _ F O R F IR E P R O TE C T IO N Squash: Express receipts light, Trndo your old tires for new ontt; Beans: No. C -l arrivals, too few W ork on*enlarging the auditorium The structure, which covers nn en­ foreign-born center, tho Census Bu­ pracically no demand, too few sales sale sto establish market. » is creating much interest and en­ reau found it had moved 18.9 miles tire city block, is to be dlvidod into Squash: Supplies lim ited, crates thusiastic approval among the stu­ K E Y WEST, Dec. 21.— D ig g in g o f to establish market. s'cctiona, thus localizing in tho ten years from 1910 to 1920. thirteen Tomatoes: Express and boat re­ few sales ft3.50-ft4.00. dents and ■friends o f the college Its movement was 11.5 miles eastward shocks ns Is the case with the Im ­ 150 w ells here tq supply w ater fo r Strawberries: No supplies on throughout the state. ceipts light, demand good, market perial hotel building, which withstood firo-fighting purposes nas been start­ and 16 m iles southward. ed by the city. Tho work is proceed­ steady. F la 0a turning, wrapped and market. General approval also Is expressed the shock well. “ The change in direction o f the ing evpcdltiously, and an inexhaust­ Tomatoes: N o carlot arrivals, no over the decision to build the now ripe, fancy |5 $ 6 , fe w higher; wasty 105 Palm atio Avenue Qunkeproof walla w ill be built be­ movement o f this center from east to 82@2.25; choice f4 @ 5 , wasty ft2 $ supplies, on iharket. dormitory— the addition to Jennie west is due principally to the increase tween each section and its neighbors, ible supply o f w ater has been found Phone 481-J Philadelphia— (Cloudy, 41 A b ove) 2.50. , Murphrea hall— which will accommo­ in foreign-born white population in the piercing tho building from roof to in each well so fa r dug. Lettuce: Florida 2,. Arison a 1, ■ Peas: Express receipts light, dc state o f California,” says the bureau. foundation. Tho work w ill extend >ama 3, 30 cars on track includ­ date 140 more students. mand lim ited, market dull, Fla. bu. Alabama Contracts call fo r completion o f "The total increase in the foreign- over two years. ing broken. Supplies liberal. De­ 3, few ft3.50, poorer low as |2. all the buildings on or before Sep­ born w hite population o f the United Strawberries: N o supplies on mar­ mand slow. . Movement moderate. tember 1, 1924. M U N IC IP A L G O L F COURSE States w as 367,209 nnd the increaso Market weaker. Florida 1 1-2 bushol ket. , . in the states o f Texas, California and* hampers. B ig Boston 75c-81.50. Lettuce: Cal. 1, 1 car rcconsigned C L E A R W A T E R , Dec. 21.— This city Arizona was 3162122, or 86 percent 12 cars on track including broken Sanford section fl.75-f2.00. W inter will havo an 18-holc municipal g o lf o f the total Increase. Garden section. Califorina lig h t supplies, demand moderate course open for the public Saturday, Iceberg f2.50-ft3.00, poorer . . trading light, market about steady N E W SCHOOL B U ILD IN G . December 22, when the new nine holes Arisona crates Iceberg 83.00, Wash: Wednesday's closing and today s will bo thrown open fo r usq. The ington crates Icebenr, poor, f 1.00-1.50. opening prices. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. ham­ U N IV E R S IT Y OF F LO R ID A , Dec. D E L A N D , Dec. 21.— An election to new nine progressed so satisfoctorih Beans: Floriad 2, 2 cars on track pers B ig Boston $1.25$ 1.60, few including broken. Supplies and de­ 20.— Black rot of oranges is alarm ­ rovide $120,000 fo r a now school with both greens nnd fairwny li high as $2. Arisona, Cal. crates Ice­ mand moderate. Market about steady. ingly prevalent’ this y e a r throughout uilding is called for in petitions now such excellent condition, that It waa b erg ft3.50®3.75, fe w ft4. Los A n ­ Considerable ordinary 7-8 bushel Florida, according to n bulletin issued in circulation here. They will be pre­ decided to set up the data from Jan­ geles Section $3$3.60, small 82.50. hampers green best ft3.00-83.50, poorer by O. F. Burger and William Gomme sented to the school board afer they uary 1. o f University Agricultural E xperi­ Pittsburg (Cloudy. 52 above) The course w ill have a total length ftl.O0-ft2.5O, wax ft3.00-ft3.50. have been circulated throughout tho Seans: Fin. 7-8 bu. hampers, green Beans Eggplant: Florida 1. no cars on ment Station, which declares that le t ­ city by students and members o f the o f 6,163 yards, with outward nine best fl.76 , poor low os ftl. traak. Supplies light. Demand mod­ ters and specimens have been receiv­ Parunt-Tenchers Association. It is 3.260 yards and the homeward aido Cukes: Fla. bu. crates fancy most­ erate. Market steady. Florida pepper ed from all sections of the state w h er« declared na reasons fo r the necessity 2,903 yards. ly 84.60, choico mostly $3.50. crates fancy freights f 4, express fancy complaint is made of the disease. This o f erecting n new building that tho disease did considerable damage In Peppers: Crates fancy mostly ft8.00-ft4.00. For quick results use Herald present facilities arc both inadequate Tomatoes: Florida 2, cam on 1911, but since then has not caused and unsafe. 83A0, choice »2,60. Want Ads. They arc rend by nearly fancy track including broken. Tomatoes: Fla. small Gj L igh t sup­ any alarm until this year, the report everybody. states. * plies; Demand moderate. Market 87.50, choice |6.75. N E W C O U N T R Y CLUB. "Black rot o f oranges begins at the Florida 6s Eggplant: Fla. crates fancy mostly steady for good stock. blossom end o f the fruit,” says the turning, wrapped, fancy f4.75-f5.00, 84.50, choice |3.50. D E L A N D , Dec. 21.— A country club Squash and Okra: N o sales report- choice 23.00 ; 216s ft2.00. Cubas fa ir bulletin. “ The flrat pjgn o f the dis­ is nssured for DeLnnd. Sufficient i to ordinary fis turning, wrapped, ease is the highly colored fruit, which ripens considerably before the main stock already has been subscribed fancy ft 1.75-22.50. Lettuce: A rlz. 2, C alif. 1, Colo. 1, Peppers: Florida 1, 2 mixed cars crop. A t this time there will also for to assunf commodious grounds, 28 cars on track including broken, be noticed a small brown spot at the and a handsome club house, g o lf supplies liberal .demand nnd move­ on track, 1 solid car. Supplies and blossom end o f the fruit. I f the rind course and other conveniences, it is demand moderate. M arket steady. ment moderate, market firm for good is removed, underneath the brown stated. A committee, consisting o f Florida ‘ crates fancy ft2.00-$2.50, stock, Cal. crates Iceberg beast $ 3 $ spot the tissue is brown, or, in a V. W. Could nnd A . T . Dundas, hns 8,25, ordinary law a ; 22, Aris. crates choice ftl.50-ft2.00, C alifornia lottuce hmre advanced stage, greenish to been appointed to investignto the crates ft3.50-|4.00. Iceberg 83$3.50. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. black. In some cases there is no meftis o f several sites suitable for Kansas C ity— (F o g g y , 41 A bove) hampers B ig Boston ft 1.25$1.50. .Tomatoes: No. C-l arrivals, 2 cars visible sign on the outside that black the’ club’s need, while J. A. Scarlett New Y ork City (Cloudy, 29 above) on track including broken. Supplies rot is present. In such a case a pick­ and D. C. Hull are drawing up the Peas: Fla- 1, Fla. express equival­ liberal. Demand and movement slow. er or grader is going to let the fru it proposed charter. ent 1 car, limited supplies, demand Market dull. California boxes lug go through to market and the dis­ light, market steady, Fla. 7-8 bu. repacked ripes ft3.00-ft3.25, 6s repack­ ease will develop in transit and stor­ S U R V E Y TO B EG IN SOON. hampers small and large ft2@4, most­ ed ft4.00-$4.50. age. ly ft2,50$3. Cal. lettuce crates small “ When the disease has reached the Peppers: No. C-l arrivals, 1 car H O M E STE AD , Dec. 21.— County $7 to 27, mostly fC.50. on track unbroken. Supplies libernl. advanced stage of decay a large dark Commissioner Redd states that a sur­ Peppers: Fin. 5, supplies light, de­ Demand nnd movement moderate. green to black snot makes its ap­ vey w ill start .about January 2 o f mand moderate, market slightly Market dull. Florida crates 6s 23.00- pearance at tho blossom end. A t this time the core and rag are black and •Key L argo in connection with tho weaker. Fla. crates Bells fancy 22.50 ♦3.50. pew program. Tho commissioners B $2.75, fow |3; choice $ 2 ® 2.25. Cuba Beans: N o. C -l arrivals. Supplies the fruit cells are beginning to breuk will ask fo r bids and begin work ns down. This condition exists in the crates Bells fancy ft2$2.25, choice moderate.- Demand nnd movement soon as possible a fter the survey has 81.50, slow. Market dull. Texas bushel grove nnd also develops on the w ay to been completed, it is stated. market.” , • Beans: Fla. 13, receipts from Fla. hampers, green ordinary ft2.00. by express equivalent to 4 cars, sup­ Strawberries: No cnrlot arrivals. B A P T IS T W O R K FOR 1921. K E Y W E ST LEADS. plies liberal, demand light, market Supplies limited. Demand and m ove­ K E Y WEST, Dec. 21.— This city weaker, Fla. 7-8 bu. hampers mostly ment slow. Market dull. Sales F lor­ J A C K S O N V IL L E , Dec. 21.— Plans ida’s per quart ftl.50. leads all Floridn.in the exportation $2$2.75, few $3, poor low bs ftl. for the work o f Baptists in Florida of merchandise during last August, Cukes: Fla. 2, supplies light, de­ in 1021 w ill be laid at a conference A G A IN S T F R E E R A N G E . * according to tigures made public by mand moderate, market steady, Fla. here on January 8 between members Matthew B. McFarlane, collector o f 7-8 bu. hampers fancy ft.3.50@4, choice o f a new board nppoinetd at the state BARTOW , Dec. 21.— An over­ customs for the Florida district. Dur­ f2.75$3J25. concvntion in DoLand early in the whelming vote has been cast in Polk ing that period Key West exported Strawberries: N o supplies. month, nnd representatives, from each Eggplant: N o arrivals, supplies county against free ranges fo r cat­ merchandise amounting to 13,334,635 o f the 27 districts in the state. light, demand slow, market steady. tle, the unofficial m ajority showing as compared with the next highest o f Pensacola, Fla. crates fancy ft 1$ 1.50, choice a rntio nearly three to one. This is 8042,862, shipped from I f you wish to run a Want Ad $2.75$3. Cuba crates fancy ft3@ the second vote against the free giving tho island city a three-to-onu range within a week. Certain sec­ lead over any uther port in the stuet. 3.75, choice |2$2.75. Lettuce: Fla. 20 cars, Aris. 2, Cal. tions of Munatce county voted a few prod­ TH E P A IN T W E SELL cattle to be ODD FELLO W S ENDORSE S IT E . 4, southern supplies moderate, d e-; days ago to require O RLAND O , I)cc. 21.— Odd Fellows mand slow, market weak, Fla. Sat.- fenced in. payment, o f the state have endorsed an Orange ford Section 1 1-2 bu. hampers ami county site for thu proposed new L A K E L A N D S E L E C TE D . N . Y . crates 50c$$1.25. Winter Gar­ home for aged members and orphans den 75c® 1.50, few ftl.75. L A K E L A N D , Dec. 21.— The United o f members o f the order. The site IkMtun (Clear, 31 above) and Peppersi Crates $3@3.25. i Brotherhood o f Carpenters and Join- approved consists o f 200 acre* fa c ­ Lettuce: Cal. crates few sales $1.25, ■ers of America have seletced a tract ing on a lake near Winter Park. L o ­ human hlaf bbi. hampers. Homainc ftl.1.25. id 1700 acres o f land about two miles cal members o f the order will raise IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, Beans: 7-8 bu. hampers green from the city limits o f Lakeland and 220.000 required by the grand lodge NOlt DUSTER, OR C3HALK ft2.50$3, generally $ 3 $ 3.25, wax borders on Lake Gibson upon which tp secure the home for this county. OFF to erect a home for aged and dis­ mostly ft3@4. inter­ A Full Line of Kalsomine, Varnishes Eggplant: Crates small ftl. abled members of the organization. and Stains Peas: 7-8 bu. hampers selling A deal has been closed fo r the land, slowly, $4.00. it is said, involving approxim ately' FOLD O N LY HY , $700,000. A large community house, Okra and Souash: N o supplies. Atlanta— (F o g g y , 49 Above) hospital nnd other suitable facilities So advertis­ Strawberries: N o supplies. will be built und will bo surrounded. Oranges: Supplies liberal. De- by bungalows on the land, represent; w mand good. Boxes ft2.50-ft2.75, bulk ives of the order state. Phone 303 ■a W elu k n B ills . ftl.50 bit. | Grapefruit: Supplies and demand A N O TH E R B U S IN E SS BLOCK. moderate, box $2.50, bulk ftl.75 bu. Beans: Green. Sunplies moderate. B RA D EN TO W N , Dec. 21.— This Demand slow, ft2.00-ft3.00. city soon is to have another big buaiEggplant: No supplies. neua building. A 90 year leas^ has Peppers: _ -- . „ ftl^O. ,, , been taken on the property facing Squash: Supplies liberal. Demand, on Manatee Avenue, Broad Street The very heat Battery is nn alow. Sm all yellow crooked neck, best „ n(t VVulnut atrect hy , hc American $2.60-23.00. Enetrprise. Irw.. which will erret nt Cukes: Fancy crates ft5.00-ft6.00. two-story- building on the lot, having! Washington— (C lear, 41 Above) I I storo rooms on the first floor.i We re-charge and repair n Lettuce: California 2. Florida 1. 0 Vine of the store-room* will face on Published by The Sanford Herald, in cooperation with The American As9 cars on truck including broken, makes of Batteries 711 E. Wiwhiiigton Street ' Manatee Avenue and two on Broad' aociatio nof Advertising Agencies cars on track unbroken. Supplies! C * * " ." Or *lth E. Church Street liberal. Demand good. M a rk et;hlreel* steady. Florida crates and 1 1-2 ORLANDO Herald Wunt Ad w ill sell that old bu. hampers Big Boston ftl.50, Cali-, IM * [‘ Phone 548-----------------Sanford fornia crates ft3.50-ft I.OO. Jpiece o f furniture. 8kl»recata R tp a rtM tm - Wad* jtfta ? ■s& sw S < & »**** [Electricity Supplied Free Soprano Scorns Mark* Tpkio’s Latest Building Foreign population Increases In Southwest To Be Earthquake Proof K B R A K E LINING FAN BELTS F. P. R M S Kaye You Seen The New Black Rot Prevalent On Florida Oranges E HOMEMADE RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE just half o f shingles, cost less to apply and wears just as long. pircs BAKED to ORDER SEM INOLE CAFE IM PLEM O ff^SlSpPLY CO. T h e D ifference in Advertising | is the D ifference in SUNPROOF c A N A R I E S c A G E S G O L D F I S H P A R R O T S SANFORD PAIN T STORE Batteries O f itself, advertising is little. And the difference in it are the differences which exist in men. Just as some men are strong and virile and interesting, so is some advertising. And just as some men are ineffectual and weak and boring, so is some other advertising. “ Does it pay to advertise?” It pays those men who are keen enough students o f the public to mak it pay them. It pays those men who are truthful, sin­ cere, interesting and believable. EXIDE R. S. Brown . I! R A Y BROTHERS m m * L\ j Mi Men i It pays the men whose uct deserves the whose brains are keen enough to organize fo r success judge enough o f the mind to know how to tell their story with sincerity and est. when you judge ing, judge it by how it is used and by whom— not of itself nnd of itself alone. Remember, an ugly mqn looks just as ugly in a mirror. �1 Sanford DaQy Herald a» i.c # * m m k O r h Tk* R m M £ n t«r«4 as Second Class lfattar, Octo­ ber IT. l i l t , at the Posrofflce at San­ ford. Florida, under act o f March 3, 1UT. X P . R B X IE C O M P S ---- a t i U R D U DEAR .. 1 . H O W A R D BERG . _ fm H n t a te w te ta l dcc.-Trra*. 1ST Macaolta Avraar F l i e r MR StmSCMIPTlOlt MATER) On a Tear ---- S7.00. Six Months 11.50 Delivered In City by Carrier per week JBc. W eekly Edition IS Per Tear S PE C IA L NOTICE: All obituary notice#, enrda of thanks, reeulullona and notices of entertainments where charges are mede. will be charged for at regular advertlalng nitre. M EM BER TtIK ASSOCIATED PHEHR The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repulillcallnn of All news dlspstches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein. AllH lghte of re-pnhllcatluu of special dispatches herein are also re­ served. SATU RD AY. DECEM BER 22, 192.1 B IB L E T H O U G H T F O R TO D A Y W H E N G R E A T T H IN G S S H A L L O C C U R :— Then shall the lame man leap as a heart, and the tongue of the dumb shall sing; fo r in the widernesa ■hall waters break out, and streams in the desert.— Isaiah 35 :C. ----------0---------- T h e best Christmas Christmas smile. ---------o— g ift is the These are b ig times fo r students re­ turning home fo r the holidays. Y A Letter of a Father to His Son The Days Before Christmas B y JO H N D. S W A IN , ’92 L „ Y * l a U niversity There comes a tim e in every man’s life when he and his father or son, have reached the parting of the ways, when the son goes out into the world to work or study and the father re­ mains at home to “ carry on." A t such a time what a wealth o f sage advice could a father give a son, what could be more pro­ fitable to a son than such advice I And'yet it is just then, with nearly everyone when they would desire most in the world the vocabulary o f Webster or a Demosth­ enes, that words fail utterly to come. The son, try ns hard as he may. cannot tell his father o f his sincere appreciation o f the many kindnesses nnd sacrifices he has received, and it is seldom that n father can find the words with which to properly warn his son against the “ hard-knocks" and temptations so bound to come. Both usually resort to letters, which are less personal but like­ ly to be more inclusive in their content than the “ quiet talk.” When you sit down to write such a letter to your son who has just left for college or some big city industry, what fatherly ad­ vice will your years o f experience with life cause you to give? What temptations w ill you caution him against? With what spirit will you urge him to enter the worldly battles? It is n wise father who can advise his son to avoid wicked­ ness without being a mollycoddle, who can show him the spirit of manliness without making o f him a bully or brute. Every father wants to see his son popular and a leader of the men around him, but only by means of cleanliness nnd sportsmanship. But how is he to make clear this ambition for his son? This is the problem that every lather sooner or later must face. This is the problem that John D. Swain, Yale '92, had to face. His answer to the problem is published in other columns of this page aud will be of interest to every father ami every son. W e don’t care whether it’s warm or cold Tuesday, if only tho sun ■klnes. 1 -------- o--------A man is known no more by the company he keeps than the place he keeps it. K in g G eorge has only recently dis­ covered that principle property o f grease which the rest o f us knew all the time. “ The world loves a cheerful looser," remarked Dad as he signed the Christmas checks. Some men arc always complaining o f gout, rheumatism nnd indigestion. Others play golf. ■Good roads arc the keynote o f prosperity. Let Sanford get behind this Geneva-Titusville road. I t is reported that g irls ' feet are yea rly grow in g larger. And so dresses ore lengthened proportion­ ately. Six thousand dollars an acre for Avon Park celery is another item o f Florida 'productivity.— Tampa Tribune. Cheap stuff! W asn’ t it John M artin who ex­ plained that while a rolling stone gathers no moss, it sometimes picks up a lot o f momentum? This little world o f ours is just what wc make it. Let’s go into the home-stretch preparing good resolu­ tions fo r tho new year. A man may not be a perfect angel, but he has wonderful opportunities when racing ncross railroad tracks, Being president o f Mexico is no joke. Obregon no more than defeats the rebels in front than he is attack­ ed by an earthquake in the rear. I t is only when the nlnrm goes o f f at seven-thirty in the morning that you fu lly appreciate thnt old proverb, “ A n y fool enn go to bed but it takes a man to g et up." Sunday morning when you go out to the garage to get the old huzhuggy, think how hard you would have to work to get it started nt this time o f year if you Iived in Ohio. Th at N ew York woman nrrested fo r voting three times may have been repeating, and again she mnv hnve been changing her mind.— Newnrk le d g e r. When you have some to the con­ clusion that the European situation is disturbing W all Street, that other money centers are waiting until after the presidential election to loosen up. and that local people are worried over the celery crop nnd nre going to mnke over last year’s clothe* instead o f buving new ones, put an nil in the Heruld and watch business pick up. ----------o----------- K e y W est Citizen says there nre many “ hoboes" in that section nnd advises them to “ move on." They should be made to move onto some job ; street work if they nre not in­ clined to get at something o f their own choice. Florida has no room for idlers and vagrants and no sympathy fo r professional beggars.— TimesUnmn. Sanford does not tolerate vagrants. -------- o - ------1!ta Tumpa Times, the Orlando pa­ per:; und some other journals that are trying to bring two or three more gubernatorial candidates into the race against Martin, and who are dis­ counting Catts, are either fooling themselves or trying to fool other people. Right now, the race is be­ tween Martin and Cutts, and Jennings is u m ighty poor third. W e don’t be­ lieve Cults cun carry the state against any one good man, but he has enough support to give him a plurality in a field o f four or five.— Ocala Star, W hy be a pessimist? ] M y d e a r Sonp—I am :writing s gam bling instinct In man is primor­ dial.. Kei - -I f not fe w things I meant to ssy to y Kept under due -bounds, useful, it is a t least comparatively when we toofevour last walk togettu harmless. This is tho ve ry best that the- day b e fo re‘.you le ft for Yale, intended to auy them then, ami I will I or any honest man can say o f it. even .confess that I shamelessly in­ 1 should be glad i f you never cared to veigled you into taking n stroll on gam ble: but I do not ask it. Assum­ .the quiet street that I might rehearse ing that you w ill. I do not jnsult you, arc busy ones— but don’t overlook the best Xmas Gift for 8 a carefully prepared bit of Chester­ nnd m yself equally, by warning you field up-to-date; but somehow 1 could against unfairness; to suppose you the family or friends. This bank’s Certificate of Deposit ! not seem to begin,— nnd, after all, capable o f cheating at cards is to for $25, $50, $100 or any amount you wish to give. perhaps I can write what was in my suppose an impossibility. You could It will earn 4 per cent Interest for the term you elect, and t< mind .more fre ely and plainly than 1 not do so without fo rfe itin g the right ever to enter your home again. But could have spoken It. encourage further saving. f I think I had never realised before come careless and Insidious practices, not unknown in my day and class, that I was gettin g old. Attend to this today § O f course I have known that my savor to the upright mind o f cheating, hair is causing your mother much without always incurring its penal­ ■ solicitude, nnd that I am hopelessly ties. i T o play w ith men who you know wedded to m y pincenez While reading H m y daily pupor, am) at the opera; hut cannot afford to lose, and who must in some incomprehensible way I had icther cheat or suffer privation; to forgotten to associate these trifles play when you yourself must win with the encroachments o f time. It your bet to square yourself; that is, w as tho sudden realization that you when you do not reasonably see how ■I * w ere about to become a Freshman in you uru going to raise the money to H a A*#. '«#aa s it A ft m # * <■-*«#* V n v i n ^ A CO M M UNITY BUILDER the college from which, ns it seems pay providing you lost.— this is a to me, I hut ycsierihty graduated, that £earn:bier's chance to which no gentle F. V. FORSTER, President U. F . W IH T N E R , Cashier “ froze tho genial current o f my soul,” hvan w ill ever expose his fellow play­ nnd spared you my pntcrnal lecture. ers. There is nothing heroic about these Why, I can shut my eyes nnd still hear the Iv y Song, os we sang it that desperate casts o f the die; one risks beautiful Juno morning: und yet but only the other fellow ’s money. These a rew nights more and you will bo practices I ask nnd expect you to MBBDBaBBMBBBHmtaBBBBnBBBBBBBMBBBBBBaBBBMHBBBRBDHlxaia looked in thu dendly Rush on the same avoid. 5 Phone 498----------------------------------- '■— ----- --Phone 198 ■ I ask nothing o f you in the way field where I triumphantly received ■ tw o blackened eyes, und, I trust, gnvu; o f a declared position on religion ■ You r mother m ay havedemanded many more! ■ — o------------— Another thing, trilling In itself, more o f you here— entreated more; I cannot. I ask but this; that you w ill opened my eyes to the fact of my ad­ give earnest, serious consideration to vancing years. M y non, my loyal and affectionate the fa ct that w e exist on the planet The buttle against tuberculosis is being won, according to boy, some day it may bo yours to fo r a shockingly brief frnction o f statistics compiled by the census bureau and recently announced know the pain, tho unreasonable pain, Eternity; that it behooves every man Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage in Washington, which show that the number of deaths per 100,000 that comes over a man to know that to diligently scei^ an answer to the b Transferred Anywhere Any Time ■ ’eat question,— IVhy am I here? ■ him and his boy^tnd his boy’ss population in the registration area of the country, comprising between nd then, as best he can, to live up JJ friends, an unseen but unassailable Storage g ninety-five per cent of the inhabitants, declined from one hundred barrier has risen, erected by no hu­ to the ideal enjoined by his nnswer and fifty in 1918 to ninety-seven and four tenths last year. man agency; and to feci -that while And i f this carries you far, and if ^BBBBHIBhBBBlIBBBBBMnBSBBBlIBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBMBBBBHIlBli they may experience a vague respect it lends you to embrace any o f the • It is more encouraging to note that there has been an increase ami even curiosity to know whnt exists great rent creeds o f Christendom, this w ill in death rate every year since 1913, although the decline last year on your side o f the barrier, you on be to your mother an unspeakable joy BBBBBRUBaiBXBSaiBaBHZIIZjaanMKBMXBBlSBtiBdBBaBBBBBRaRltHlaiP you r part would give all,— wealth, nnd erhaps not less so to mo; but it was the smallest. question which cannot be settled position, influence, honor,— to get back The census bureau gives out the following interesting in­ to theirs AU the world, clumsily by the mere -filial desire to i lease. formation: o r gracefu lly, is crawling over this Last o f all, while you are in college, but not one ever crawls back be o f it and support its every health­ A ll varieties o f seed beans, including black nnd red Valentine*, There were 90/152 deaths from tuberculosis in registration burrier; again! ful activity. Tennessee Green l ’ od, Stringless Green l ’od, Davis Wax, Re­ area last year as compared with 88,135 in 1921 and 93,170 in 1920. I ask no acndemic honor your na­ You have ever seemed happy to be a ■ fugee, Kentucky Wonder nnd McC'nshtn Pole llean Although twelve states showed increases in rates for 1922, in w ith me; you have worked with me, tural inclinations may not lead you ■ twenty-two states there were decreases indicating that the general rend and smoked with me, even ployed to strive for; no physical supremacy g o lf with me; but the subtle change your animal spirits may not instinct- = Y o u r order should be reserved trend is still downward. in your nttitude, the kindling o f your ivvely reach out and grasp. You will, I presume, make the fr a ­ The highest rate was that o f Colorado with 183.3 which was eye when wo meet young men of your I made, and, I hope, the socie­ a decline of l.G per 100,000 from 1921. The lowest rate was a ge, is the keenest pain I have ever ternity known; yet one which, God knows I ties; you w ill probably then learn o n i.A N D O , --------------------------------------------------------------- FLORIDA that of the adjoining state of Nebraska with 36.5 which was a would not reproach you with. that your fnther was not always a S decline of 0.5. The high rate for Colorado, census bureau It explains what I used to sec on dignified, bearded man in pin ce-n ez'" le n a u u B n z s a a a B R Q r.a z rtiK K B x a g B u n a iiH R H x c c n x D i officials explained, should not ascribe to unhealthy climate, but m y father's face nnd did not under­ and frock coat, nnd that on his side of stand. the barrier he cut not a few capers to the fact that the climate attracts those afflicted with tubercu­ F o r tho tyranny o f youth, my son, which, seen in the clear light o f his losis. ij the one tyranny which never has summer, gain little grace. Yet, w ere) ■BBBBBSBBBBBCBgBEBnBaEBm aBE.ar.BBEBZUgBinBBBBRRRixaBBn * been, never can be overthrown. Noth­ he to live his life over again, he would M 1 5 ___ ___ _ ■ ing can displace it, nothing shake cut the same, or worse. W E H AV E JUST awakened to the fact that the education its power. Finnlly, if you make any o f the' of the American child has fallen below the standard necessary for I usually beat you at golf, and oc­ teams, never quit. That is all th e’ the protection of our future. W e have to face the fact that our casionally at tennis; I suppose thnt secret o f success. N ever quit! Quitting, I like to believe, has not i f w e were to spar together I might school teachers are underpaid; that in physical training, in the 3til! make n respectable showing, nnd been a striking characteristic o f our teaching of American civil government and American history, in at least “ save my face." It nvnils fam ily, and it is not tolerated in ou rja m the principles of Americanism and of Americanization we hnve nothing. I am on my side o f the bar­ college. I f you can’ t win the scholarship, i 5 been deplorably delinquent. B\it nowhere is there mnrfi cause for rier, you on yours. It seems but a year nnd a day since fight it out to the end o f the examina-iE alarm than in the fact that the rural-school term is far too short I tucked |a the ball under my arm and tion. and that four-fifths of the rural schools are one-teacher schools, sued down the gridiron, sustained by I f you can’t win your race, at lea st.5 [8 resulting in hasty and careless teaching, nnd that the oppor- the yells o f m y partisans; and if our finish— somewhere. i f -your boat tho , — machine-like ........... ...... „ precis— can’t — - win, nt least tu n ityfn r cnuntry hoys nnd girls to have high-school education irumcj Ificktft) ton o f the mass formations you are keep pulling on your oar, even if ymir 8 a is all too slight. * * * We owe jt to the childhood of the Na­ already somewhat fam iliar with, it was glazes and the taste of blood * a B tion and the children o f the agricultural districts of our land to a good game, nnd we were good men, comes into your throat with every “ _ place at its disposal the utmost in educational facilities.— Warren and all on the right side of the bar­ heave. rier! I f you can lint make your five yards n G. Harding. So bear with me i f I pause a mom­ in football, keep bucking the line— P ent und gnze back across this inevit­ never let up,— if you can’t t ie , or! 3 N ever! ■ gulf into the pleasant land thut hear, keep plugging ahead! TH E EURO PEAN COUNTRIES where every nation is fight­ able I f you fo rget all else I have " lies behind me,— a picture evoked by quit! ing or hating its neighbor, where each one is suspicious of the your dawning college career. said, remember these tw o words, B I would not have you think me re­ through all your life, and come kuc other, where few, if any, of them dare to open their hooks of diplomacy, and where governments operated on such a basis of gretfu l, or melancholy. L ife lias been cos or failure, 1 shall proudly think good to me— and every ago has its ° f you » « »»iy own dear son. suspicion and false diplomacy for a thousand years or more have g ilts for the man who is willing tu And so, from the old home-life, taught to their people the spirit of hatred rather than the spirit work for them and use them temper­ farewell und Godspeed! ately. And nuthing is mure ungrace­ Your uffcctiunntc. of love which should prevail.— Manufacturers' Record. ful. more ludicrous, than the spectacle FATHER. ------------- O— :---------i onit* w^l° attempts to linger over TH E DRIVING FORCE that makes either peace or war is tho pleasure's o f an age he has out* engendered where the young are taught. The teacher— whether 11veil’ ami ignore the advantages o f his own time o f life. mother, priest, or schoolmaster— is the real maker of history; Y et, as the years bring weakness, Only a few more shopping months s rulers, statesmen, nnd soldiers do but work out the possibilities tho mind persistently drifts back to before ice cream cones. the earlier periods o f life, until the of cooperation or conllict that the teacher creates. This is no rhetorical lluurish— it is sober fact. The political and the ngeil actually enter a phase wo not inaptly name “ second childhood,” frum "L on e Bandit Gets W atch"— head­ masses of our time dance on the wires o f their early education— which Heaven forefend me! u s B K s s n a B B a a z a g B a a c c B a n c tr ^ s s s s a r flu n a B a n x iia a a B B a B B n a flti line. Loan bandits do the same. If. G. Wells. 1 ,c.‘?n appreciate a pnir of sparkling blue eyes, ami I am not -OOnly a few more shaping months oblivious to the turn o f a pretty RELIGION SHOULD BE to every man: not merely n creed •shoulder; although I devoutly trust before June Apples. but an experience; not u restraint but an inspiration; not an insur­ that my interest is now impersonal, Prince Ynusnoupoff, an art critic, ance for tho next world but a program for the present world.— ami merely artistic. I can still do my eighteen holes of problably got his name from a line o f James Stalker. g o lf and well under eighty-live nnd soup-eating ancestors. I think I shot last fa ll as well ns ever in my life ; but I must admit, Los Angeles bank runner spent siully hut apt rnncorously, that I $15,000. He may hdvc mistaken him­ much prefer my comfortable grand­ self fo r n movie star. The Asheville Citizen stand seat to my old position of half­ back, and I should not be willing to These European squabbles remind 8o the Rev. Lee W. Heaton, Rector nnd won the battle o f the Reform a­ run at top speed for u quarter of n mile, except upon a matter of us o f a gamble in which no nation of the Church o f the T rin ity, Fortj tion. great moment. can quit while winning. A ll o f which is not to be dismissed Worth, Texas, is to be tried fo r heresy And so, comfortably situated upon by the Protestant Episcopal Church. as the last effort o f conservatism to m y side o f thu barrier, let me, my Christmas is the time o f peace on withstand what it regards as tho suc­ Seemingly unable or unwilling to dis­ cessful assaults o f modernism on the dear son, who have spared you so earth. This, however, is-one thing cipline Bishop Lawrence o f Massachu­ true faith. But such an explanation much elderly wisdom (more, I fair, not made in Germany. setts and others of the clergy who leaves unsatisfied the questioner who because I have hitherto been blissfully express unorthodox view on the Virgin wants to know why orthodoxy does unaware o f my own seniority thuii Presidential candidates don’t hurl Birth, this unknown rector o f Fort not launch its defensive attack on the from any conscious m otive), let me, They ease Worth is chosen for sacrifice; by real strongholds o f liberalism instead * say, indulge in a few customary their hats into the ring. clubbing this man's defenceless head, o f merely skirmishing witli the pick­ paternal warnings to you nt this time. them in gently. I trust that they will be sincere, the church authorities hope to bent ets outside the citadel. home fathers say lo their sons upon some conformity into the cranium? of In spite of all the statutes o f the first home leaving.— “ Beware of In Los Angeles, they are objecting Grant, Bishop Lawrence ami others en!" 1 Jo not. if and wom , ---------------------!*“ dancing without lights. Called on who take literally the right o f private Constantine against heretics, o f all wine , mo ] !tc hU3 »ut taught account o f darkness, judgment for which Luther defied Holy the efforts o f church and state, in the days when they were one, to keep io n the virtues of n temperate, clean Church. men from thinking for themselves, life , as I hope, then no words o f mine' But, o f course, the issue is not as heresy, which by derivation means n can do it, nnd you must learn, as Some people m arry fo r money. A simple ns that. The church digni­ choico o f beliefs, still nourishes and too many others have, from a bitter Texas nmn didn’t. He gave the mintaries for the prosecution w ill reply perplexes orthodoxy world without mtimacy with its antithesis. lister a worthless check. thut a rule o f doctrine is indispens­ end. It is in the congregation no .\s to women, I never avoided; able for the preservation o f the less than the pulpit. The layman them; E sought them out, from the churche's organization) T h ey will cannot, on this issue, give the church tim e when, a red-cheeked youngster, When the w eather’s balmy so are point out thut. in taking ordination the advice which would serve as the 1 trudged to school beside a red- the people, but winter doesn't seem views, n minister accepts the re- lust and comforting word in the con­ cheeked lassie— asleep these many to make much difference. sponsibilty o f defending the faith us troversy. But undeniably it is an years in the little village lot where it is expounded in the creeds and that issue which cannot be settled by lie so many with whom I fought nnd A kidnapped Canadian teacher’s if he cannot conscientiously perform bringing to trial obscure ministers played these many years gone by. mind went blank, so maybe she this work o f teaching what the church while bishops go unchallenged and 1 have no advice to offer you on bcieivea, he should not set himself up the laity claims the right of individu­ this great subject; its ethics arc not thought she was a pupil. us a leader of the iloek. Conviction al interpretation. taught by letter. If I have any re­ of heresy, the trial court may say, News from Pari3. Cops want their It is a major problem for the grets, they nre not for your ear, nor does not necessarily exclude one from church and .can be solved only by men any man’s. And if, o f some women pay raised. Just being u cop in Pari3 the fellowship o f believers, but simply who can think nnd act on the level o f l have known, I cannot say that I should be enough pay. forbids a man from denying the creed real statesmanship in their province lifted them up, at least o f no women which he professes to uphold. o f teachers and leaders. A t best, can it be said that I thrust her down! It is estimated the hand shaking Heresy, therefore, is still the per­ however, a conviction of heresy and I ask o f you no more than, this done in uny one election would pump plexing problem over which the punishment therefor nre but nega­ and the guidance o f your own heart; church lias struggled since apostolic tive acts which in the very nature o f that, in the latter years, when you, two milioti gallons o f water. days. It is the problem o f maintain­ things seem out o f place ai expres­ too, pass over the barrier, you may ing the church organization in some sions o f a religion one o f the great not leave behind you shadows on the Hound dogs , sit around and howl orderly and effective form , without objectives o f which is to set free the Ilower-decked meadows o f your youth. W H O LESALE AND R E T A IL FEED at tho inqon. Calam ity howlers sit destroying the freedom o f conscience souls o f men from tho bondage o f You will probably play cards in on which the Protectant leaders fought fe a r in all its forms. C ollege; most men do,— I did. The around und howl ut nothing. Elm Avenue und Commercial Street_________ ___________ Phene 91 \ First National Bank j QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER W inning a Hard Fight Go to church tomorrow. i For Father and For Son S § TENNESSEE G REEN POD 1 D E AN SEED C O M PA N Y, Inc., If Have You Seen The New! RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE ■ just half of shingles, cost less la apply l and wears just as long. « TOM SIMS SAYS I L L i &SUPPLY CO. I Heresy Hunting- and Truth Seminole Feed Company MBS • iM M Um m S j ___ Ok. J �A u w J ia il. t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1923 SO C IAL, C L U B A N D CHURCH A C T IV IT IE S M RS. F R E D D A IG E R Society Editor Residence Phone 217-W C H R ISTM A S PROGRAM AT E A S T SIDE P R IM A R Y . ENDAPL One o f the most original and beau­ tifully enrried out programs ever given in th/ Sanford schools, was that Saturday— A rt Exhibit at th® Gramgiven Friday afternoon by the pu­ mnr School from 3 to 5 o'clock. Saturday— Little Helen Wilson will pils o f the East Side Piimary under entertain a number o f her young the supervision of the pnqgpai, Miss friends a t her home on Sanford Emma Owens, ably assisted by Mian Heights at 3:30 p. m. . Katherine Brady, Miss Collie B. Rob­ Sunday— Tompkins-Lovejoy nuptials ertson and Miss Marian Applebly, [ at the homo o f Mr. and Mrs. J. R. teachers o f the first, second and third Forrest on Park Avenue. grades, respectively. The large assembly room was filled Mrs. R. E. Tolar was the guest with bright faced children and a large number of mothers, and enterested of her sister Thursday at Geneva. friends. The decurntions were most artistic. On the walls were bright Mr. H arry Moore o f North Caro­ red and green festoons and on the lina is visiting friends In Sanford piano nnd cnbinctn were bowls of narcissus nnd red lighted tapers in during the hoiladys. crystal holders. In one corner was a large Christmas tree laden with Mr. Jim Sharon a junior in the tlrtsel, decorations, in all colors o f the college o f law at Gainesville arrived rainbow and myriads o f small lights, which added the true Christmas spirit. Fridny for the Christmas vacation. The costumes worn by the chil­ dren were indeed clever anil showed Miss Marian Appleby leaves Satur­ much time and thought. Bible verses from Matthew 2:8-14, day for a two Weeks v ifit with rcia, by the school opened the program; tives in Charleston, S. C. this was followed by a song, by the school, “ Shine, Out Oh, Blessed Star.” Mr. and Mrs. T . W. Prevatt o f Recitation, “ First Christmas,” by Geneva are shopping in Sanford, Sat­ D. H. Williams; Song “ First Christ­ urday. mas,” by Nonn Rians; Recitation, “ The Christ Child," by Laura Mae Mrs. W. B. Ballard o f Altamonte Brown, Elsie Tolar, Grace Huggins and Miss Ruth arc spending the day and Vastinc Moon; “ Luther’s Crxuilo shopping and visiting friends in San­ Song,” by school. Puntominc ‘ Holy ford. N ight," by Margaret Torrence, A n ­ na Marie Couch, Estelle Higgins, MnrMr. and Mrs. John cLonardi leave ‘tha Coney, Ann Rolson, Kathcryn Saturday to spend the week-end with Morrison, Jewell Turner, Lucy Dob­ l)r. and Mrs. W. C. Hathcock at Plant bins, Eugcnn Keene, Novn Rivers nnd Marjorie DuBose. This was in cos­ City.' i tume nnd was most impressive., “ Why do Bells, for Christmas Mrs. S. E. Barret has as her house guest her sister, Mrs. Carl Altrogge Ring," by Sara Moye, Edith Steakof Jacksonville. Mr. A ltroggc will ley, Helen Sanders, Adn Singletary, Lucilc Sellers, Verdie Miller, Charles join his w ife here Monday. Rctts, Billie Tryer, William Keppler, • ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ferguson left Billie Thigpen, George Smith and La­ Friday night fo r Carabell, where they mar Moon. Song , “ Joyfully, Joyfully,”i by will spend the holidays with their school. daughter, Mrs. C. tiillourn. Playlet, “ The Christmas Babbitt." Little Boy—Stewart Mrs. Ada Clemons, and little daugh­ Characters, Mary T o r­ ter, and Mrs. Hopkins and children Gatchell; “ Little G irl" nnd Mr. Walker and family will rence; Christmas Rabbitt, Lester Fairy M ary spend ' Christmas in Pnlatkn with Phillips; Christmas Elizabeth Neely. their mother, Mrs. Walker. Song, “ Merrily, M errily," sung by first grade girls, 11a Allen, Jeannette Miss Lila .Murrell, who is n stu­ Hnil, Adelaide Higgins, Imvondu dent at F. C. W. at Tallahassee, lllckson, Karla Wheeler and Faith spent the day here Fridny with her Martin. sister, Mrs. W. A. LefTIer en route Recitation, "H ow Old is Santa to her home in Kustis. Claus," by Hulicrt Dawson. The program closed with the play­ Mr. R. B. Rebbinger of Bartow is let, "Three Fir Treest” in which was visiting Sanford nnd Geneva. For a real Santa* G n u s,' his sleigh ami many years Mr. Rebbinger lived at leindccr. The characters w ere:_B ig Gcncvn and is being most cordially Fir Tree John Powell; SmidlerCbir welcomed by his old friends. Tree, Harry Bower; Tiny Fir Tree, ,, „ ,, “ * , , , . .F re d e ric k Dniger; Bird, Mary VirMr. George L. Childers o f tarkelandj.f^^Q jfo tt; Snow, Doris Saltern; Jnck day in Sanford Saturday.j i>rost| Charles B ritt; North Wind, Mr. Childers is a prominent attorney Charles Thompson; Santa Gnus, Mal­ of Lakeland and is looking after his colm Higgins; Reindeer, Ainsiey Rob­ various legni interests in Sanford. son, Joint Courier, Wilson Smith, Ralph Monger, and Franklin Ben­ Mr. M. D. Barber nnd Mr. Sur- nett. tis Barber will arrive Saturday to spend the holidays with their family. W E ST SIDE CH RISTM AS ’ ROMr. Curtis Barber will be warmly G U AM . welcomed by the younger society set. The West .Side Prim ary School win gay with holly and Christmas green, Mrs. Elizabeth Whittier, Mrs, B. F. and a lovely big Christmus tree in Whitner and Miss Mnrthn Fox motor­ the children’s snnd pile telling the lit­ ed to Orlando Friday. They were ac­ tle folks that Christmas was here. companied home by Miss Eliznboth The teuchcrs in charge of the pro­ Whitner, who is attending Cathedral gram were Miss Lovie Turner, prin­ School at Orlando. cipal, Miss Helen Terw illlger her as­ sistant. Mrs. Komona Raynor and The many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Miss Mary Robinson. Tho children, bright and happy and J. J. D. Tnylor o f Nashville are giv­ the ing them a most cordial welcome. Mr. bubbling over witli the joy of and Mrs. Taylor have spent tho past occasion were a happier sight thun five winters in Sanford nt the Valdez one would or could imagine unless there. nnd have hosts o f friends here. An especially benutifu! feature of Mr. Frnnk Chase has returned the program was the reciting in uni­ from Exerter, N. II., where he has son o f the story o f the Birth of Jesus been attending school. Mr. Chase by the first, second and third grades. The following charming program won a much coveted place on the school football team and lias made was given by the children. Song, “ Holly N ight,” school. n fine scholtutic record. Story o f the Birth o f Jcros, in con­ cert. Mr. Ralph W oodruff returned F ri­ Reading. "The Baby Jesus," by dny night from Chapel Hill, N. 0., Newby Etheridge. where hP is attending tho University Song, “ Away in the Manger," of North Carolinn. Mr. Woodruff school. is studying medicine nrnl is a popu­ Reading, “ Why I)o Bells at Christ­ lar member o f the Freshman class. mas Ring,” by Billie Kavillc. Song, “ Shine Out Oh Biescd Star,” Miss Rosamond Radford returns school. t Saturday afternoon from Russellville. Reading, “ Santa Claus,” Vera S taf­ A|n., where she has been teaching and fordwill spend tho holidays here with her Song, “ Who is Comin O’er the parents, Mr. and Mr3. G. A. Rad- Hills,” school. ford nt their home on Froncvh Avc Reading, “ Kris Kringle,” Evelyn nuc. Robinson. Reading “ The Runaway Turkey,” Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gripe will leave Mauvt<> Benton. Saturday and spend Christmns with Song, “ Upon the House Top,’’ friends nnd relatives at Dade City. school. Mr. Cripe is principal o f the Sanford Grammar School nnd will return D A TE OF A N N U A L B A L L Wednesday to make the trip with the CH ANG ED . Seminole county delegation to Palm The date of the liunual ball o f the Beach. Social department, has been changed from Friday, December 28 to Thurs­ Mrs. W. J. Morrison and children day, December 27. The change havleave Sunday to spend the holidnys ing been made bn account o f the with Mrs. Morrison’s mother and fa­ orchestra being unable to come on the ther in Palutkn. Mrs. Morrison will date previously announced. ho Joined in Palatka by Mr. Morrison Mra. W. A. F itts the chairman of nnd a fter tho holidays will spend a the Social Department, requests thnt few days In Jacksonville, all those having names they wish to send in, must be sent to her not later Miss I.ovie Turner, principal o f the than Monday. West Side Prim ary School will leave P Iease don’ t forget that, thn date Saturday for n few days visit with o f the ball is Thursday. December 27, h^r brother in Mulberry and will then and not Friday. go to Tanina to spend Christmas with friends nnd relatives, returning Wed­ MRS. CH ARLES H ENRY SM IT H W IL L E N T E R T A IN . nesday to ntak^ the trip with the Seminole county teachers to West Invitations are out for a musical Palm Reach. tn be given nt the home of Mrs, Charles Henry Smith. December 27. This promises to be one o f Mr. Robert Denton's many friends will ho sorry to hear thnt he will not the most enjoynhle o f the holiday b? home for the holiday gnyities. He festivities. will visit Miss Lucile Denton in Wash, ingtqn nnd will then return to I,exMr. and Mrs. John L. Morris, Jr., of tngton, spending the remainder o f ! Quitm an. Ga., are tho holiday guests •he vacation ns the guest o f friends., o f Mrs. C. A. Williams. t Mrs. Morns Denton has recentlv been nledged ns is a popular you 113 matron o f (|Ujtmemher o f the Pi Kappa Phi fratern- man and will receive n very cordial ity. • welcome. — Nimrod o f Sanford, may not get too much puffed up over the fact that the other follow killed the deer. That all the reactionary Republi­ cans nnd Democrats, and also thosir progressive follows of the same parties, may make at least one visit Mrs. Henry Wight Press Cfaalrmfa. to Sanford nnd buy a home fo r the The best Tire y o * f Car e w r The Press Chairmafi regrets ex­ future. had was a “ F IR E S T O N E " That all the bumpy places in our ceedingly her mistake in calling at­ tention in Inst week’s column, to the streets will get worn smooth before F IR E S T O N E guarantees you important general club meeting of the next circus parade. - • * That Sky Pilots, Drs. Bttrhnns, January 2, which is to be devoted to moot miles per Dollar ' a study o f Our C ity Government. King nnd Brownlee, mny have their Mrs. John Leonardi is to have chnrgc salaries paid promptly with a hoatlhy C H R IS T M A S G IF T — Red Tubes of the program which is not entirely increase added. That Arthur Yowell’s ndxt fishing nnd n Tire Changer Free with fotmulatcd, but it is understood that various phases o f our municipal.. .. gov­ or hun.ing story shall be nuthentiall Cord Tires. ernment and certain details o f its cated by nt least one or more w it­ working out ar to be presented nesses, Thnt no member of our officlcnt by certain of our prominent men, anti to those who know the offcicncy o f police force shall bo compelled to Phone 548---------------- — Sanford the program chairman, there is no arrest any minister, physician, dub doubt o f the interest and benefit of woman, or candidate fo r office, dur­ Uso the Classified Page, the afternoon. Our women nre be­ ing the Christmas scaron. That Sanford farmers may get in­ coming more and moro intelligently of their anxious to know o f their duties nnd to the plethoric pockets privileges ns citizens, and there shuttle! northern kinsmnn and add the pro­ not be u vacant chair at this mect- ceeds o f what they take out to -the value o f lettuce, celery nnd peppers. b:g. Thnt every “ boy’ 'nrd ’’g it l" on the It should be n m atter of personnt pride with every member of the W o­ Herald staff, including the "devils" man's Club, that she should register also, may he so delighted with out-1 and pay her poll tnx promptly. We put thnt the clerk who handles the j are all looking to a bigger Sanford, subscription list, will be swamped nnd we do not need nn object lesson, .with the work of counting the cash. Thnf ail of our frtnsorinl nrtistn nor rhould wc require argument to convince us I hut the approaching mny shnvo close and not forget to bond issue for tho purchase o f n mu­ do well on the tick et books of th e’ nicipal ownership o f public works is rich, rn ns to add to the value o f our one that will have its immediate circulation medium. That my appetite for orthorrimr result in every individual home. turkey, baked or boiled, young or old, Program— January. 1. Music— “ America, the Beauti­ fa t.o r lean, tnny pove»- grow Ins. — W. J. C A R P E N T E R . ful." 2. Illu. trate I tali:— “ The O fficial Family in our Is teal Government," Mrs. John Leonard!. N O T I C E 3 T h e E q u ip m e n to f P u b lic O ffi. -0UR BATlISRY BUSINESS hits ciftl£ for thou VYjik. Open I* oiuni < « * ddaq for all Club Members. (IlCCIl moved from WIGHT BROS. 4. Our City Planning Commission. Gnmuc lo our Sint ion on West First photo to reach tills country of Marion Louise Prendergnxt, Mrs. Harry llecrcn. First Street Prnirc, Blame or Silence on the daughter of Arthur Prcndcrgast of Cincinnati, 0. She now is Lady part o f the Citizens,“ tho lion. ForEden, having married Sir Hcnnessy Eden, son of the third Baronet Nemo Self-Reducing No. ,3J3 icsl alike. Distributors of “ E X ID E ” nnd is a real bargain. It his a low top of West Auckland. A year ago, our club was still “ W ILLARD” Batteries and medium skirt. Mode indur­ housed in its shabby little madeable pink or white caottli sites over lioim, with its ecclesiastical sug­ IN S T A L L A T IO N OF OFFICERS. Dibit consisted o f pictures represent­ 24 to 36~and costs o'.if $3X0. gestion:! in windows nnd arches to The joint installation of the o f fi­ ing the virtues mid symbolic pic­ C IT Y R E G ISTR ATIO N ROOKS If rout d*»l*r f*rt*t»cfJr, »«rul nwn«. ■<!dret*, il:e tnd J). Wc’fi lend the iontt. cers o f the Order o f the Eastern Star tures, Truth, Love, Law, Justice, all remind us that it had once been a OPEN. place o f reverence, o f conscious reach­ Nemo' I ff ilt n k .F iillJ iT d M t i * I nnd the Order o f the DoMolny oc­ done by world famous masters. Notice is hereby given thnt tho 110 E. 16th St., New York (Dept- S-> T I Misses Edna Chittenden and Ida ing out fo r. things unseen und in­ honks for the registration o f voters curred Thursday night at the Masonic visible— the Presbyterian Church of Hall gave the seventh grade a group o f the City of Sanfordj Florida, hns Hall. In our new this day been opened for the purpose Mrs. Alice Robins first Grand Mat­ to go with their American history, hallowed memories. home wo nre very up to date. Wo o f registration, and will remnin open ron o f the state was installing o ffi­ such as George Worthington, Wash­ cer for the 0. E. S. and very im­ ington Crossing the Delaware, Mount have one of the most attractive club until January 2, 102-1. Witness my hand ns City Clerk pressively installed the following Vernon, the Stale House at Washing­ houses in the state, with every con­ ton. Tho-Capture o f Cornwallis by venience for study, for recreation, nnd the seal o f the City o f Sanford, officers: nnd fo r Die makings o f pinna. Wc Florida, on this the 12th day of De­ Miss Elizabeth Musson, Worthy Stuart, cJL In th o ^ ix lh grade Miss Johnson have more thun tw o hundred mem­ cember, A. D. ‘ 11123. Matron. L. R. P H IL IP S , Prof. G. E. McKuy, Worthy Patron. und Mrs. Lashhrook and Mrs. Hinter- bers, representative women o f our (S E A L ) City Clerk. Mrs. Murry Jarivs, Associate Mat­ mcister had arranged u group for the city, working in the departments that study o f English and gave Longfel­ make the most immediate persona! ap­ ron. Cards o f Sanford’ s Reputpeal; studying music and literature, low and Whittier. Mr. G. A. L Cook, Secretary. nblfc Professional'Men, each "r Jr playing together as the case may . In the fifth grade Mrs. Gripu,. Miss < Mrs. Hurry-'Kent, Treasurer.1 of whom, in his chosen pro­ Iris Kinney and Misses I.ueile Joiner he. ‘.‘ ft takes a m ighty heap o f liv­ Mrs. G. E. McKny, Conductor. fession the Herald recom­ Mrs. Amin Brotherson, Aosaociate.-lard Lueiic Sv.rnt had a children’s ing to make a house n home,” says ; group, Baby Stewart, Children of Edgar Guest, nnd it takes more than Conductor. mends to the people. Charles I., nnd Little Rose, ity Whlst- a new home and a Id " membership Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Chaplain. to make a woman’s club, just what it I ler. Mrs. Rivers, Marshal. should he. We have a right to ex­ In tho library were.such famous Mrs. Shinhulscr’, Organist. pnintings as Juan o f Arc, by Bastion; pect there a conscious striving to­ Miss Demnrius Musson, Adnh.. The Sewing School, by Hover: The gether for those grnces o f mind nnd Miss Vivian Crosby, Ruth. Angelas and the Gleaners, by Millet; spirit which will welcome the new­ You can find the name of Mrs. Eunice Turner, Esther. Sir Gallnhad, by Watts; The Flight comer in our midst, am! not be ueMrs. Sandy Anderson. Martha. every live Business Man of N ight, by Hunt, Mona Lisa, by'Ue mindful of those who have lived long .Mrs. Beatrice lliggtiins, Electa. -I‘ LA W Y E R in Sanford in this Column in our city, whether working with us Vinci. Mrs. Sadie Allen, Warder. each day. or not. We have n right to expect The Parcnt-Teachera nnd Grammar — Court H oujm Mr. It. Turner, Sentinel. A fte r presentation o f several beau­ School faculty can congratulate them­ there the spirit which secketh not its tiful baskets of flowers to both the selves on giving the children the ben­ own, but findeth its best reward in the general good, placing tho priv­ incoming and outgoing Worthy Mat­ efit o f.th is excellent exhibit. ilege of .Service, always above tho rons, the IhjMolny boys took charge PRO G RAM A T T H E SA N FO R D petty reward o f credit for one’s deeds. npd Prof. McKay installed the fo l­ G R A M M AR SCHOOL. We have more than all, a right to ex­ ATTO R N E Y-AT-LAW lowing boys in their respective o f­ The Sanford Grammar School Fri­ pect there n spirit o f forgiveness for fices: dny afturnon gave for the parents each other when we full short, n* First National Bank Building DeMolay Officers. and friends o f tho children a most we so often do, o f attaining tho high Master Councilor— George Smith. Sanford -------------- Florid* enjoyable Christmas program. ideals we have set for our stnndnrd, V. C. COLLER, Prop. Senior Councilor— Lewis Shinn. Tho program was opened by a song, nnd o f n t still loving nnd looking for­ Junior Councilor—John Wilson. “ Silent Night," by the entire llifth ward to better things. General Shop nnd M ill Wurk Senior Deacon— Robert Jenkin. grade. Junior Deacon— John Musson. Scripture reading, “ The Birth of Senior Steward— Charles Kelsey. Contractor and Builder Christ,” Miss Joiner. Senior Steward— Charles Booth. ARCHITECT Lord’s Prayer. Junior Stewuid— Emmett Kelsey. 517 Commercial Street Recitation, "Peace on Earth," by First National Bank Building Sentinel— Robert Hagan. Mary Edward Crosby. Marshal— Victor McLauIln. San ford,----------- Florida Recitation, "W h ile Shepherd’s Standard Bearer— Elmer Lundquist. Watched Their Flocks by Night,” by By REV. W. J. C A R P E N T E R Chaplain— Rodman Lehman. Marguerite Itcnaud. Scribe— Harry Woodruff. The holidnys are upon us. Every­ Piano Solo, by William Morrison. Treasurer—John Lundquist. Christmas Acrostic, Nine boys und body should be in 11 good humor. I Established 1D0S Almoner— Doyle Brit*.. hereby expreta my Christmas wish girls fo r entire school. Real Estate, Loans and 1st Preceptor— Warner Scoggatt. •and New Year desire as follows: Piano Solo,* Virginia Douglass. 2nd Preceptor— John Bromley. insurance That Bob Holly, our “ hob" would Christmas Sights, Recitation, by 3rd Preceptor— Frank Dutton. tell the world the secret ho has of Maxine Rrorkhahn. Phone -1 8 101-8 Magnolia Avc 4th Preceptor— T ro y Wray. Eong, by tho sight singers in the making a living without the use o f u FIRE, LIFE, A llTO Insurance fith Piecoptor— Ed Argo. Jquill, pencil or typewriter. fifth grade. < fith Preceptor—-Henry Harrison. by I That Ed. H iggins may bet the cash T h a t’s Christmas, recitation 7th Preceptor— Culver Ethridge. : for all the Fords he has palmed off Edwin BitinJudttT. A fte r these ceremonies were per­ Jest ’ Fore Christmas, recitation b y!°u the citizens o f Seminole county R. C. M A X W E L L Flowers For All Occasions formed refreshments were served by Frederick Bender. i during the Inst year. Members Florists Telegraph De­ the ladies o f the O. E. S. and a social Real Estate 1 That the City Commission fo r work Plano Solo, H rtiy Ifintermeistor. hour was enjoyed by all. Prof. Mc­ livery Association names and Song, Upon the House Top; by fifth well done- may have their Kay gave a very interesting talk on grade. carved high on the next monument 811 Myrtle Avc. Phone ‘JfiO-W Insurance . tho purposes nnd benefits of the DeA1 o f the recitations were given erected in nuy o f our parks, . SANFORD, FLORIDA Molay which was interestingly re­ with spirit nnd showed entru and good That each one o f the "b oys" o f the ceived by the large crowd that pack­ training on the part o f the .teachers. famous Scrap Iron Bible Class may ed the hall. A ft e r the program the work o f the got a peanut, n red apple, nnd u stick Sanford should be, and is proud of children in the different grades was of red and white candy in their stockthe large number o f fine young men placed on display and the parents in­ on Christmas morning. M 1 L D U E O S I M M 0 JJ S General Machine and Iloilcr who make up the membership o f this vited to inspect it. Thnt Forrest Lake, the growing Teacher o f Pianoforte Works great ordr. In the sixth grade room o f Miss Forrest may soon develop into n first and Pipe Organ Cylinder Grinding class primndonn, and lead the music I’ A R E N T-TE A C H E R ASSO CIATIO N Johnson wu i a fine display o f history, Studio; Room 225, Meisch Phone 62 ----- Hanford, Fla. at tlie Scrap Iron Bible Class. Tho Klson Art Publication Company geography .aritl me tic, pnperr. etc. That Sheriff Hand, our big sheriff, In tho fifth grade Miss Iris Kinney Building put on an exhibit o f art suitable for schools nnd school children for three showing a map, products, history, may be so fortunate as not to be ar­ Phone 49ti Phone 408 days this week under the auspices of had ve ry attractive Florida booklets rested by bootleggers during the holi­ Eeach days. the Parent-Teachers Asnscintion and etc., o f Florida on display. W. A. HOBBS, M. D. That IlobvNewm an, the famous pupil made his own booklet. the Grammar .School faculty. HncelsMsIna In Professor D. C. Cripe said that his Uenlto Urinary DUn'-ix.-* mu! trynreuli>Ky—chronic *k!ii und tiluoU object in bringing this wonderful dis­ diseases Local and Long Distance Hauling play to Sanford was to increase the Uemalo nieraic n unit lllu-umatlnm children’s general knowledge con­ Mil HI < 1 1 1 1 .......................... — — Florida Storage UFI'ICU. 501 FlttST NATIONAL. cerning tho best art and to inspire HANK lirtt.M N il them with n love for the truly beau *1 ful. The children were admitted free but to others the small admission of 10 cents was charged, the proceeds being used to purchase pictures for Contractor and Builder ^ the school rooms and hall. Enough was made to buy several really good Sanford,--------------------Fla. pictures. Each teacher made for her grade n Get an Abstract before buying group o f paintings that would he nppiicahlc to their subjects then being property studied. SheSqpty a/JhiJvt And in the library was a general Attorney--at-Lnw art display. Especially good was the* exhibit Over Seminole County Rink arranged by Mrs. Dyright Rabbitt, Sanford-----------------Florida FOOT OF FIR ST STREET Mrs. \Ynlnwright. and Mrs. Pitch -, ford fo r the eighth grade. This ex-j N O B IL IT Y W O M A N ’S CLUB COLUM N R A Y BROTHERS R A Y BROTHERS PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Schelle Maines Sanford Novelty Works Fred R. Wilson Elton J. Moughton M Y WISHES FOR SANFORD A. I*. Connelly & Sons W . J. Thigpen Real Estate STEW ART the Florist Sanford Machine Co. QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R • S. 0. Shinholser SEMINOLE AB STR ACT CO. KENN ED Y HOF-MAC B ATTE R Y C O M PA N Y George A. DeCottes E. A. Douglass, Pres. �•“ •«!*■ PAGtrotm ■ - . » #w»4i > * n o v i , « . • • T H E S A N F O R D 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 22, 1923 In The W orld O f Sports WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN’S WEEKLY BIBLE TALK .1 MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE B y Jiggs C H A P TK R X I. I gave her tim e to get down, and MB A N D MB G R A M M A R T E A C H E R hen I acted. I knew what was com outside the th.* door , , she’d . be outside “ I don't know what I ’m going to do in’, •I knew By WILLIAM JENNINGS DRYAN with you, you over-grown cam el!” again In loso than two minutes Hssaid M aggie to Pie. “ Last night you "Professor,” I said, “ I want to Kct When we analyze the wide range ings thnt could not have come from simply disgraced me nt the DcGoof’s I o f subjects we have studied Jn the nny other source beenusc there was dance with your' awful grammar. it down pat— the way you- talk which, such Will you never learn not to say “ Them wonder if you’d mind readin* this'lctBible Talks in the year soon to end, no other source from ter to mo that I got today. Then we find three subjects running teachings could be drawn. people’ ? ” I’ll know exactly how you pronounce through them, all—express l or im ­ There w as no store house in the “ What should I soy, ‘ them folks’ ?” the words. in i' T k f A u o fla lrtl P r r ««) opposition to the red-stockinged play­ plied— God, Christ ,and the Bible. I past which could supply them; there I asked her. C H IC A G O , Dec. 22.— Although the ers froip Cincinnati. “ Yaas, indeed!” sold the Profcs do not know thnt we can better close were no people livin g in His tim e “ Id io t!" was me only answer. “ I ’m sor. "Oh, yaas, Indeed!” Then he Am erican League did not come into Most baseball teams thnt represent the year than by devoting today’s from whom He could learn the truths going to get you being until 11)00 its clubs have some a teacher next began to read. capita] cities are known as the Sen­ talk to these three subjeetk. which He proclaimed, and no one has week.” o f the oldest and best known nick­ “ Louder!” said I, for I could hear F irst ns to God’ ; there nrc four lived since who could have supplied That *g^vo me the blues sure M aggie crcepin’ to the door. names In m ajor league baseball. The ators. The name was first applied to the old Washington club o f the N a ­ enough. attitudes which men assume in re­ them. N ew Y ork club Is the only one thnt Anti the Professor read louder. This “ What’s the matter, lad 7” said the was what he read: gard to the Supreme Being. has definitely‘changed from its o rig ­ tional League, the name being linked When w e sec n mountain rnnge with the idea thnt n United States inal nickname. The atheist denies thnt there is which no. human power could build, boys nt Dinty’s. “ You look like an “ My dear Jiggs, your wife is a lohSenator was regarded as nil important n God and seeks to explain the uni­ we are not foolish enough to deny advance notice o f trouble,” When an American lea gu e fran­ personage. The name was picked up ster. I wouldn't like to say it to her “ Matter enough,” said I. "M a g ­ face, but she givos me n pain. Hnw verse, including animate ns well ns thnt It is the handiwork of God— chise was granted to N ew York the again when Washington entered the innnimatc things, by materialistic even the atheist w ill attribute it to gie’s goin’ to get me a grammar you can stand a woman like that, I club built a baseball plant on Wash­ American Yeaguc but was officia lly I ’ve seen him— he has don’ t know— ” natural forces (that nre more than teacher. ntguments. • ington Heights, one o f the high sec­ changed to Nationals in 1905. How­ whiskers like n billy-goat nnd says human. When we see n moral code tions o f the city. From the loention ever, Senntors appears the more pop­ That was as fa r as ho got. Maggie I have not thought it worth while ns high above human ‘yuas’ like his mouth was full o f meal hit him once with a China jar. 1 hit o f the grounds the club became known ular name because to say Washing­ to spend any time in refuting the that rises ns the -Highlanders. When the ar­ ton Nationals rensoning o f the atheist. The ev i­ wisdom ns the mountains Ho nbove or somethin’. How can I* get rid of him once with mo fist—nnd once with fo r an American me foot for luck. The next thing rangement was made to play at the League club is confusing to those not dences of n God, nil-wise, all-power­ the sen— n moral code which nil the him without commutin' m urder?” "Listen,” said Cnsey, " I'll tell you that hini was the sidewalk. Polo Grounds, perform ing under well Informed on baseball. ful and all-loving, are so overwhelming wise men o f the world have been un­ “ The brute!” I said to Maggie Coognn's IllufT, Highlanders been me thnt comparatively few human beings able .to ndd to or take from— why a scheme, lad. I saw it done in the The Detroit club back in the N a ­ “ Insultin’ you like that!” n misnormcr. It occurred to a New have ever been reckless enough to de­ should we hesitate to admit that the movies Inst week.” Why not em ­ “ Casey,” -said I, when he got " It was grand oY you to take my Y o rk sporting editor that since the tional.longue was one o f the first to clare themselves atheists. While n Author waa divine? club was in the American League wear striped stockings. Theirs had an talented atheist mny gather about ploy in religious mntters the com­ through, “ you’re n winner. Watch me part ” said M aggie to me. "W e ll get you nnnther teacher.” Yankees would be appropriate and orange colored strijio sim ilar to those him an occasional follower, he is n mon sense that we use for the prob­ smoke!" worn by Princeton football and base­ When the Professor arrived fo r the " I know the best In the world," Yankees they boenme. negligible quantity and, by his very lems uf dnily life? first lesson, I was ready for hini. raid I to. M aggie. "Casey is his Cleveland baseball clubs have been ball players and hence the nickname unreasonableness drives more people Sin Cannot Be Ignored. name. You should see the letters he "Go right ahead, Professor,” Bnid known ns Indinns sln^e the years thnt Tigers was applied. In recent yonrs to open defense of God than he drnws Sin is in the world— its presence Maggie. "And you la? careful, youi writes, darlin’ l” away. c ity was represented in the Nntionnl some writers have been spelling it can neither be denied nor ignored. League. The nnmo was linked with “ Tygcrs” in honor o f T y Cobb. A Dangerous Group. Man is the only created thing that big walrus! I'm going downstairs,] Copyright 11)%!, Int’l -Feature ScrvIce, Inc. The nnmo Led Sox was given to the Forest C ity tenm, one of the fin­ In the second group are found the does not liv e up fh its possibilities. hut I'll be back again in n minute to (To-be continued) ( est to represent Cleveland before the the Boston Am ericans by John I. agnostics, who arc much more nu­ How enn w e doubt thnt sin is in- see how you’re gettin galong.” lays o f organized baseball nml which Taylor when he became president, merous and much more dangerous. h^rent when we see it nourishing in 1 - i , . ----------z_i'.zz==irr..^r w as referred to ns “ the Indians from lie got the idea o f shortening lied l ’y saying, 'T do not know," the spite o f nil the intelligence nnd moral n i _____i „ M J the Forest C ity.” When Napoleon Stockings by which the Huston Naagnostic takes refugu in ignorance, La joie became manager o f the club I tionnls were known many years ago. ! n«d by -asserting a desire fo r a few days ago n distinguished; ] s the nickname became the Naps, in his| Connie Mack’s team has always knowledge he conciliates where the citizen o f Great Britain came to this ° honor, but nftcr his retirement the been called the Athletics, n name asnt heist antagonizes. Agnosticism is country and in a two-hour address I IH r Thp Aunt** lot n t I ' l f a l old name, Indians, was resumed. j sociatod with professional baseball in the state in which one is most apt gave a catnlog of our national sins— ] C L E V E L A N D , Dec. 22.— The con­ to find himself when he departs from sins conspicuous enough to be seen The St. Louis Americans derived j Philadelphia since the early days o f North goes South in w inter th eir nickname, Browns, from the the game. The team also is called orthodox beliefs concerning God. three thousand miles away. This tract fo r the new Brotherhood o f Lomonths to escape the cold w eath­ color 5 f the stockings worn. They the White Elephants because, it is Darwin illustrates the logical path morning's paper paper gives a dis­ comotlvo Engineers $-1,000,000 20w ere Browns back in the days o f the said, Manager McGraw o f the Giants er. Among those nt Asheville, followed by dissenters and the final patch from London quoting from n story o ffic e building, at the southwest PhiladelpUn as a Am erican Association when Charles characterized attitude uf mind o f a skeptic. He report given by a Midddlesex com­ corner o f St. Clair Avenue nnd On­ l-Toridn Has C.I33 Miles Of Surfaced N. C., are Miss C. L. Krauter of Roads Up To January A. Comiskey o f the Chicago A m eri­ white elephant on the hands o f the said, just before his death: mittee on education from which I tario Street, has bean awarded anil Yoyngslon, 0., who isn’t w o rry ­ the w ork of wrecking the building American League when Philadelphia cans was their manager. ‘‘The m ystery o f the beginning o f take this extrnct: 1, 1022. now on *the site is under way. The ing about the snows nbovc the The Chicago W hite Sox are suc­ was admitted to the league. When all things Is insoluble by us and I, "A ll the boys seem to think about contract calls for completion o f thn cessors o f the original Chicago White the team became successful the name Mason and Dixon line. fo r one, must be content to remain is Towdyism ’nnd smoking cheap c ig ­ W A S H IN G T O N , Dee. 22.-Surfacwork in 1(1 months. Stockings. The latter tenm was or­ was frequently npplied in a humorous an agnostic.” arettes, w hile the g irls ’ chief interest], eil roads in the United States now to­ way and finally was adopted, the ganized in 1870 to compete with the T in Brotherhood Building Company ] The third group contains the pan­ seems to be walking about the streets tal nearly *123,000 miles, the Bureau Cincinnati Tied Stockings, and wore white elephant appearing as the club theists—those who build their b elief white stockings ns n contract and in emblem on the players’ uniforms. upon the assumption that God is in of Public Roads hns announced. At everything— not n separate and dis­ the close of 1021 th? total was antinct entity, but an innpcarable part proximatcly 387.000 miles, nml a llto f ail things animate and inanimate. tie more than 35,000 miles were con­ nr.d consequently ready to respond I ’rofessor I-eubt o f Bryn Mnwr Colstructed in 1922. It is believed 1923 to any evil impressions." illy The .twuiriMnl t l r w i |lego Is one o f thu belt known repreconstruction w ill not fall short ol the Here ufc have an indictment o f one BERL1N, Dec. 21.— What is to he- Uentntives o f this school, lie denies country and a confession front an­ previous year’s record. apart from entirely stipulated and By some crack shots on the last come o f Germany’s surplus populn- the existence o f a personal God or a other, nnd w e can not believe these The mileage by states, Including all Hi.s handiwork. hole made by th is George, he and tion o f 20,000,000? The question js 1personal immortality nnd declares, countries worse than others. Many public mails outside the limits of in­ The Bible's Rcasonahlvancan. his colleague Cameron Trent, profes­ looming U)i as a serious one in view upon letters received by him from sdulls in all countries violate both corporated towns and villages fol­ sional of the Lcssburg G olf Club, suc­ o f the fact that the birth rate is rapid- the leading scientists o f the United the moral and stale laws. The fact The reasonableness o f the Bible de­ lows : ceeded in winning over Henry llolcsta ly approximating the pre-war figures States, that a majority o f them share Miles Miles in that sin is universal among men. pends, therefore, upon the point of nnd the annual emigration is relatively his beliefs. W hile the All-Am erican selections and George Waggem an o f Tampa in Is it unreasonable that u God who view o f the one who does the reason­ surfaced road surfaced Friday afternoon j sinnll Buddhism is ait expression o f this made by W alter Camp are still re-; their . . . match .. , -played ,, would perm it mii to enter the world ing. I f the first premise is false, the State Jnn . 1. 1922 in 1922 Nirvana is the Buddhist's links.! Russia is held up to the German idea. gnrdetl as the official teams, they a r e iat iiunf,,nl Country. Club would provide a means of escape conclusion cannot he sound and, from Alabama ......... — 357.9 .. 10,129 The match which, w as fo r 18 holes public ns a land that may eventually heaven— the individual spirit disthe Christian’s standpoint, the first nevertheless becoming each year from sin? 113.5 .. 1,23.1 Arizona .............. 5 .... • » ‘ t i , was closely contested. George, by his nbsorli la,01)0,000 Germans, but there solving into the sp o il o f the unipremise o f the atheist, the agnostic more heated s u b je c t fo r: debate, l e cxccijent playing in the second round, I f Christ Were But a Man. 872.5 Arkansas ................ .. 3,871 is slight movement toward thnt eoun-| verse as “ the dew drop, dissolves inand the pnnthcixt is false. reason o f course is beccauso every ! turrtecl in lot? score fo r the day which 9SS.2 The com ing of Christ ns n Saviour California ................ .. 11275 try because o f present conditions to the sea.” We must start by assuming some­ Colorado ................. college has its own candidate titc was 30. A large crowd o f enthusias­ 1,(530.9 ■1.599 under Soviet rule. South A m e r ic a n ...........The Christian Group................ would seem to be the most natural thing; the materialist sarta with some position and because the num­ tic g o lf fans watched the match with .. 2,20)5 1(57.7 countries also nre mentioned hv the Christians belong to the fourth thing conceivable nnd the reasonable­ matter nml force. He does not try to Connecticut ............ ber o f positions is limited, sonic of a great deal of interest. 79.8 IIH D elaw are.................. ness o f H is coming is confirmed by German press as suitable fo r future group, these “ favorite sons” have to be left Mr. Bolesta and Mr. Waggeman are homes for Gormans;' but 'the • United the Jai.t. th at’ the .story of Jesus, explain where matter and force came Georgia* .... :............ . * IS,lit) ‘ 1,0)50,0 Thd'-CHVlbttaii belkwen'dn n pero ff the mythicalTdrvcn'. M 437.9 1»'dh professionals from Tampa, thu States is the only country to which j so n a f God— n o t « being o f flesh and translated into every tongue, has fro Hi, when''they came, why they Florida .................... . (k-'3H 615.0 came or how they came. IDs reason­ Idaho ...................... 2,9 (•» i vjii unvumij; the uu; Palma i .11111,1 Cein i .vni j the Germans appear to be anxious to I blood, visible to the eye, discernible touched the heart o f the world. Regarding Mr. Camp’s selections, (OdiiiT oi mcr representing *5)62.1 11 173 the New York Tribune has t h e 'fid- Golf Clut* and the latter the Rocky emigrate, The.indications are that to the scares or inhabiting a locnfI f Christ were but a man, it would ing begins with the proposition: Mat­ Illinois .................... 2,135.1 i the applicants for admission to the ity which can bo dt fined and de­ be natural to think o f Him in one tel* and force art* here— and then ho Indiana ................... 39,857 low ing to say in its editorial col­ j’oint Golf Club. 839.2 United States will greatly exceed the scribed, but a spiritual Being as real born o f a human father as well as tries to convince him self that force Iowa ....................... ,. 2,585 umns: 271.9 quota o f (50,0011 this year. The over­ as if lie were evident to our bodily o f a human mother and it would lie working on matter made the world Kansas ................... .. t.Btt W hile Mr. W alter Camp's judg­ 693.9 and that somehow— he does not know Kentucky ................ .. 15,13(5 population is mostly in the industrial natural to measure Him Ly the rule's ment o f football players is never to senses. The ensistnneo o f this Su­ 756.9 .. 2,771 Louisiana ................ how—all that we sec anti know, inj centers. bo sneezed at, his selection of allpreme Being is proven ns conclusive­ applied to man, even to the extent 349.7 .. 2.953 Maim* ......... ............ eluding life , came into being by sonic] There is an endless chain o f young ly as other things o f which we have o f expecting Him to remain in the Am erican elevens excites a more lan­ 172.4 Maryland ................. . 3,6(13 process which he cannot explain. guid interest than it used to iln. 236.1 LISSB O N , Dec. l!l.— Fenhor Tcix- mechanics who manage to get enough no doubt. B elief in the Bible's God tomb when filially dead and buried. .. 6,575 Massachusetts ....... I f the materialist hns a right to When n few eastern colleges had eira Gomes, the seventh president o f funds together to make their w ay to is reasonable because the existence But we have only to take Him out o f ... 17.186 2 579.9 Michigan ................. practically a monopoly o f the stars the Portuguese.! Rpublic, is attrnct- tlie United States and send money o f such a God furnishes the only e x ­ the man class nnd put Him into the login by assuming the existence of Minnesota ................ .. 10,90-1 2,077.9 it was possible to be fa irly discrimi- ing much attention from the people hack to their brothers and friends planation o f the phenomena about us. God class to he uhle to understand matter and force, without cxjdnin-j Mississippi .............. .. 5,7 It 613.3 Dating. Mr. Cnmp’s blue ribbons because o f thu democratic way in who join them on the other side*. These W e believe Him infinite in power His supernatural birth. His unique ing them, how can ho deny to the Missouri .................. .. 7.880 405.7 resurrec­ Christian the right to begin with Montana .................. .. 1,772 129.2 w ere highly prized, fo r they were which he goes about his business. lie are mostly men without fam ilies. because the things that He does re­ ministry and His bodily God, even though the finito mind is j Nebraska ............... So Germany is losing many o f the quire the exercize o f a power be­ tion. 160.0 49(5 nwnrded by an expert who had seen is reported to have said tiiut he does I f He w ere hut a man, we would not able to comprehend an Infinite Nevada ... ............... Sl.l 168 a ll the men play repeatedly. Now not wish to see his electors from be­ men who might be most helpful in yond the ability of (lie imagination her industries hack into tt'i conceive. We believe Him infinite expect w iser men to arise and make Being? I f one starts with the as­ New Hampshire ..... .. 1.(591 1-15.8 they are bestowed, in part at- least, hind the closed windows o f his au­ hinging i wisdom because only an linmcns- improvements in His code of morals sumption that God really exists, the New Jersey ............ ... 6,505 tomobile; that lie wants to lie a pres­ ordered state. The younger men t ire 318.2 ir e ’;jn on hearsay. 298.6 Mr, f'nmri, although energetic, is ident who thinks, talks and walks o ' the hopeless snarl of domestic poli­ uruble, intelligence could direct the nml His philosophy o f life. But, be­ rest o f the reasoning is perfectly logi­ New Mexico ........... ... 1.802 tics, tlio clash o f party interests and measureless power which He mani­ ing the only begotten Son of God nnd cal and has been convincing to mil­ New York ............. . 18,506 1,613.5 not ubiquitous. He cannot say from abroad liko anyone else. He has acquired the habit o f taking the endless wrnnglings of labor and fests. We believe Him all-loving be­ co-equal w ith God, wo nre not sur­ lions'o f the best minds that have ap­ North Carolina .... ... 16.755 2,115.9 personn) observation that the quar­ a walk before breakfast, and when it, political organizations. But it is the 113.8 709 North Dakota ...... . c a u s e His goodness is infinite in its prised to find in Him the greatest pealed in the world. terback whom he places on his first was suggested to him tiiat It was not rare workman who manages to collect Th e Greater Miracle. fact that in history and the growing Ohio ....................... .... 3(5,067 1,205.0 depth and breadth. eleven is superior to any other in the eu dent he is said to have replied, enough funds t<> emigrate. 187.9 Nearly every intelligent human be­ Oklahoma ............... ... 2,101 I f there is a Creator, with infinite figure o f all time. the country. He can sec only a few ‘ Well, from today* on it will be.” To Germany’s labor population, em­ 978.5 . 8,050 Oregon ................... ing has, upon the evidence obtain­ When once we behold Him as He elevens in action. He must rely make his answer more emphatic lie ployed in industries of all sorts, in­ attributes, whij built the world upon] 912.0 13,921 a plan and directs it in accord with j is, all that the Bible rays of Him be- able, believed in a God. Thousands Pennsylvania ......... la rgely upon the reports of his scouts started for a walk in the park o f A ju - cluding shipping is estimated at 87.9 753 nnd thp fam e of this, that or the da Palace and held a lo n g convcrsu- about 2-1.000,000. The actual number liis purpose, thin man, the climax o f comes reasonable— it would be tin- of millions have, during the last 19 Rhode Island ........ 518.3 ... 6,90 < South Carolina centuries, believed in Christ as tin* j creation, is a par? of God’s plan nnd ] reasonable i f it were different, other player in a distant sector. Thus tion with a white-haired gardener, ■if organized laborers is 15,000,000, 3*26.5 518 Bible presents Him, and hundreds of South Dakota ......... Atheist and Bible. his report is more or less that o f a who had not the slightest idea he was and it is largely frum laborers o f this here with a work to do. A natural i 9,878 72)5.1 1process of reasoning brings us to tiu*. And s i with the infallibility of the millions have experienced in their Tennessee .............. chairman o f a bureau of investiga- talking with the president o f the re­ clus sthat the emigration comes. 1 1.883 2,193.0 |conclusion that man's first desire j Bible; it is natural that an atheist own hearts a change so revolutionary Texas ..................... turn. public. 112.9 ... 2.51 1 Utah ....... .............. that they have no difficu lty in believ­ should he to know God’s will and his I should deny the insiprnthm o f the l i t * 'I’ ln* ,\ {mniii'tfil«*f! I ' r t ’ xn I He cannot be charged with par-. The president was not aware that it 118.5 ... 3.545 Vermont ................. K A Y A L A , Greek Macedonia, Dee. ch ief pleasure should be found in j Bible because there can be no W ord ing tlie miracle recorded in Holy tiality. H e places on the first, eleven was the custom fo r the police to 555.9 Virginia ................. . 7,260 only two o f Y ale’s great team. Ilis closely guard his cverv move on s*vli 21.- Notwithstanding a Immner crop, obeying those laws which the Heaven- of God unless th *re i? a God to speak Writ. 810.6 12,0(51 Washington ........... Tho Bible miracles are not ns myschoice ranges all the wav from oeen.dons as going to the theatre. One i the tobacco business as a whole was ly Father lias made fo r man’s high-j the word; there can, he no revealed 191.2 West Virginia ........ ... 1,267 j will o f God unless there is a god with tetiouz or as marvelous as thu mira­ Cambridge to Berkeley for his three night, noticing minimus squads o f 1much poorer in November than dur- cat good and greatest happiness. 1,958.1 : Wisconsin ............... ... 19,711 A Reasonable Belief. a will to reveal. It would be unrea- cle that Is wrought when one is led Wyoming ............ . elevens and Hu* mart is pepnered all pulice saluting his car, ho inquired ing October because of the imposition 1S8.1 110 W e have also assumed that Christ I sqnnble in nn atheist to deny the ex- by the H oly Spirit to hate thu things over by his list o f honorable men­ anxiously :n to the reason for their o f ail export tax o f 2t) percent in is actually lived—a Saviour rent down irience o f a God and then accept the h conco loved and to love the things • tion. And still there may he a appearance and if there had been any foreign currency. The depression 387,161 35,300.1 W hat seems more I neglected halfback at some fro-h- disturbance. Told o f the custom o f felt more acutely because o f the ah- f rom heaven to redeem man by Bis Bible nr. n divine authority or Christ ho once hated. Data approximate. guarding th«* president, he said: sente o f inerediiLlc than that a selfish heart American buyers. • • blood nnd to reveal the Heavenly ] as the Son o f God. water college who could bore holes “ Then we'll take another route fo r Oi th* large tobacco erdp in Mncc- Father pv,tbL*r to His children. This, too, i s ‘ Likewise, the ngnmtic as naturally should lie filled with n passion for through the all-American tackles, a change," and the presidential car W IN T E R COUGHS A N D COLDS donia and Thrace not an oke was sold a reasonable belief. » rejects the Bible. He can not be con- service ? fo r all Mr. Camp knows. With the changeable weather which switched oiF to « side street causing to America in October. In October,' It is unreasonable fo r a blind man \V< have a record o f what He said vir.ccd o f th? Bible's veracity until ho It is. really futile tfnw that foot­ -■tinslernntion among the guards who 11)22, American buyers bought 829,we have nt this season o f the year U Ti;m | monih and did and w n s -a n undisputed m e- is flint c r u v im d that there is a God to deny that the world is beautiful roughs and colds are very prevalent. ball hns spread to hundreds o f col­ had waited in nvin fo r his coming ■ ^ :u merely because he cannot see; it is lege gridirons, to attempt to pick along their posts. m e M 0 , « l o k S . <A»I okJ nearly «">■ is no known fact that has - R a t i o n D without a Be prepared fo r them. Have a Lot­ just as unreasonable for those who tie o f F O L E Y ’S HONEY A N D TAR •I , j, | been discovered during the 13 cent- Sunrcme Being to inspire. out the eleven Pr st players. M-. Cano _ juries that have since claps elapsed that | Neither can th<* agonistic be ex- deny God, reject Christ, and discard COM POUND handy, am! with th* doubtless ft ’ ,; it n duty to keen tin U PTO N S IN C L A IR , novelist — casts a shadow o f doubt upon any pectcd to credit what the Bible says the Bible to contend that God can­ first sign o f a cough or cold take a the fiction because B is evented of What women put in their heads will Herald F or quick results use material phase of Mis life or teach­ nlmut Chu-it. since Christ's divinity not give strength to those who trust dors nnd prevent a serious ailment. liim. do them mote good than what they Want Ails. They ire read by nearly ing. mrsununses the existence o f the Him, that Christ cannot save those F O L E Y 'S H O N E Y AND T A R COM­ who accept Him, and that the Bible PO U N D has been the ulandard family everybody. Bible's God. II? was conceived o f the H oly put on top. The ronibin.-d L iV r ''1” ! o f th** Polk Pantheists cannot consistently nc- will not enlighten those who w ill fo l­ cough remedy fo r over 3“» years, Ghost and born o f the virgin Mary. County Parking Conipenv of Bartow For quick results u<e Herald bringing prompt relief nml when Christmas Trees for sale— 50c to This is the record o f Matthew and eqt ti e B ihl« e - a truthful hook be­ low its teachings. were recently icirehtw- d bv George W. Want Ad-. They are read by nearly (Copyright, 1923, by once used you w ill never be without Sl.no. Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Luke and there is nothing to contra- cause from beginning to end the Bible Mann, one o f Florida’s pioneer cattle­ everybody. The Republic Syndicate.) it. Sold everywhere.— Adv. Phone 350. diet the record. We have His teach- I represents Got! as a spiritual Being, l men. AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS STILL RETAIN OLD POPULAR NAMES GOf>JCHRIST A N D T H E BIBLE NORTH-SOUTH efforts of today? K, 1 I And Cameron MYTHICAL TEAMS George Win In G olf Match OF WALTER CAMP CAUSE COMMENT * - 14 |Cleveland Skyscraper Now Being Wrecked HIGHWAY REPORTS FROM EVERY STATE SHOW BETTERMENT B ig Population Is Becoming Serious In German Empire Customs Disliked By Portuguese Prsident ■■■■naHBMEasiflii™ a B H iia u *:"i'ju iiiB u r it^-u jaeL-uju n »:^ it c * ix a u x iia M »iiZ ia iiX B U u :.a n i:n a n a a iia n c a a a H u :in a n iin «n iiz :H z :a a iia «u u 3 n a B a a B a iiE a n n B n a a a «B ija E a a n i:a H B H «!a * n n n H K * a * B * B « r a a n n a 3 a a u a a a i'.a ja H a a a M a c n a B * a a «* n * B «a «a * * a ru ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ .t ones Let Us A1 Our Christmas Club may mark the turning: point in your life. I f you have already accumulated money and property so much the better. Join the club to accumulate a fund for a special purpose—Christmas presents, taxes, life insurance premiums, payment on home, note on auto, and encourag-e others to join the club.. Remem­ ber the great business men of today were not always great. A t 20, 25, and 30, most of them were in ordinary occupations when they learned “ I f you are sure of be­ ginning Right Begin to Save.” t e e S E I N O • C O U N T Y S T R E N G T II S E R y I C E- A NK... ------------------ 1* R O G Ii E S S BIB MU 10 utt *J.i M ■a na uu ■it an ■a Bn lit! un N't ■n ■d ■u ■j ■d ■d ■d ■■ ■d ■it ■d ■u an ■d ■a dd x ie b x u u B E i u n n n x d C B n m t R r t i B H s i i B i H H n i i m i B B d H H M E a n i i u N i B H a B i i i i i B R H i u v i B B N R Y d G i B D i m d i ' ^ ^ u ’t'n B B t ir t v 'a n i^ n iix .'n B v ^ it in T i^ u n w B i'z t ^ iiin B B B z ia R iiin E id M C iiiB O B iiB H B N a id d d d i i M a i i i s i i i i a B B i n i i i D a a i u B B B i i 3 z r i : a a z a u . ’, z a n i 3 a ^ r c a D a a a a a a s a ia .u z a 9 4 z i!3 x a iiu z iia i: a a a d a iia B B a d d iiiiia u a a ’! a u i i a B « > d B i z B a i i a B i B i i i u H B B B a a ia B a & a a a B B i'tu n a a a a B B K a a a a a iia s a a K a a E a z c a tia B B E s s a B a a a M B a a B a a ti1* 1 - , ______________ L �. -T O L ' : ' .^ .:V A T , •- • ■; ' jZ h e r a l d w a n t a d s a r e w il l in g w o r k e r s They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks fo r you WANT ad CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS r ates y g p jlg — CASH IN A D V A N C E __________ _ * • . ..... - ... -• - % * * - ,iDouble rate for black Jncu type. gtductd rates for consecutive in- * rtions. Count six words 10 the lino. Minimum charge o f 50c for jn t insertion. A ll ad vertisin g is restricted to proper classification. In case o f error The Herald will !* responsible for only one incorw t insertion, the advertiser fo r ill subsequent insertions. The Herald office should bo notified immediately in case o f error. PHONE 148 I for prompt and efficient service. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIO N S___ -----SHOES A N D H O S IE R Y Suitable gift3 are here fo r anyone lia the family. Lloyd Shoe Storo. cards 5 to 10 cts. HandIpjinted mahogany and glass consolo 1icts, mottoes, and hand-painted ■Florida scenes. Special prices for lxma«. M i-Indy's Shoppe, 110 M ag­ nolia Ave. Phono 305. " C h ris tm a s I i(*ke this an electric Christmas. |a complete supply o f electric nppliluxes, w affle irons, percolators, ■toasters, etc. J. M. Glllon, 113 MagI atlia Ave. I’ honc 412. ■"Give E L E C T R IC A L G IF T S Armstrong table stoves, w affle I irons, heating pads, Hoover suction Imeper?. Peninsular Electric Shop. Mike your g ift n Photograph. Sanford Photo Co. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Make your son nnd daughter Hap­ py on Xmas by giving t,hem a Savings ount in the Seminole County Bank. This strong institution takes ploasin encouraging thrift among the k-oung people, ns they w ill be our Irniers in thu business and social erld of the future. SEMINOLE C O U N TY B A N K . CHRISTMAS S A V IN G S CLUB. ptirt the kids o ff right this year with savings account.. 1'lltST N A T IO N A L I1ANK Nothing will be as much npprcciat! for Christmas as a Ford. Take advantage o f the new Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. •EDWARD HIG G IN S, Authorized Dealer. — A G M T T H A T LASTS [Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase plan. Make your deposit at nny bank, E D W AR D H IG G IN S, Authorized Ford Dealer. A U T O M O B ILE G IF T S For the car are an Everlasting reciiuliT o f your thoughtfulness. We ►«e a complete lino in Xmas pack­ ages ready fo r the tret. W IL L IA M S G A R A G E IN C . 115 Magnolia Ave. BU ILD ING M A T E R IA L Every thing to build your home Phone 135. .Hill Lumber Co. Home” and “Christmas Some­ how Seem To Go Together HOUSES FOR HOUSES— FOR RENTI AUTOMOBILES A N D REPAIRS y&JZ&rtffr SALE j HOUSES— FOR R E N T LOST A N D FO U ND DRESSMAKING I ll> The .t.Miirlntril I'r r ..) B E R L IN , Dec. 22.— In an effort to AGENTS— Make and sell my carbon nltrnct business men to religion sev­ remover. A good, clean, legitimate eral Berlin churches are holding serv­ business; good profits. Charles Mc­ ices every morning and evening. The Lord’s Supper is administered ev­ Daniels, Box <501, Homestead, I* la. ery Saturday night because of the tendency o f the city population to spend Sundays in the country. nr under you. ns heirs, tle\ Isees, g r a n - j who c l a i m 'itnv right, title or Interest ptiMjxhed In Hanford, Hemlnole County, tee*, successors, or otherwise, have nr |therein by, through or under any o f , I- lorld i. once •each week fo r eig ht eonclaim III have some Interest In or t o j t h e parlies or persons hereliiabnvi! I seetillye n eeks. f u s e No. 5U7. Harry F. Kent. Complainant, vs. . Florida I .and & Cidoiilznt Ion Company, Limited, a corporation, of England, el til.. Defendants, tilt l l i : i l OF C IT A T IO N . To Florida Land & Colonisation Com­ pany. Limited, a corporation, of Kni:inlid. If In legal existence, and If dis­ solved.- liquidated or otherwise legally cxtlm'l. till parlies clnimluu Interests tinder said Florida l.mnl A- Colonisa­ tion Company, Limited, tt corporation, of England, legally extlnel. or other, ^P^bed j f y ol, w j8j1 run a Want Ad wise, in the properly involved in this suit and iMireinafler dcserlb'-d; To William Alexander llurhnnan. ns monfh.“ r il|b,»no 118 nnd a solicitor will cull. APARTM ENTS FOR RENT ■Miracle Concrete Co., general centnl work, sidewalks, building blocks. FOR RE N T—Two nicely Irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwilleger, a n y t h 'S 'V o i ” crop. ____________ Lne nf Itniid Avenue. Imlh In the City nf Hanford. Seminole County. Florida. I'tniilng thence Hontli along the East line of said Rand Avenue Ini.2 feet: 1 hence East, parallel with the South lino of Commercial Street, ton feet; thence North, parallel with the East O A D D Y ’ M Y O e*N 7 ’. F R 5E N D M A & E L »t> C O M I N C i T O t t P E r s O t h e M I C H T V J IT H M E- OO TO O REM EM BER S -n H E R '* n BP X reel, perfect and complete answer j nnd for Semlmde County, tun if ■« i«t |hi* hill <if ciiui(miltit filial ihui f . ... .. ,Sy: A* M. Weeks. D. C. ••xlilltl(•*«! axiiliiNt y i i In IliU niiwi**; Lmilo \\. Strutt*. tl**t*r* »*M |»rn rtinfi XHo will Im* Solicitor anil of Cutinsel for the Compl ilnatit. i*ntirt*l nf* y*»u atul «at*h **f tacks nivltle. Florida. > f |T IS E l 'R T I I ER O RDERED, That H - 10-17- 2 1 2 - 1 - x - 15- 22-29- 1-5-1)to By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATH ER m is t l e t o e . D O I R E M E M C tE R H ER? W E L L -1 _ £b H O O L D t )A .V r l O O .* H E L L O M R 'b . H O W O Y MR. % “ II— I \( x r ' J} d lfi," i> v f a l T O “bEE. T O O . ’ H E LLO m aoel ^t h e T<.5Rl w i t h OEAP T H E fb lC * C t L O E \V READ black eyes l W ONDER HOW LO M ^ IT T A K E *b ° “ My L ife AMD ALL KINDS OF BRUIt)Et) PAltiTEDAnD With M aggie” 0IDGU15ED. By Jiggs ^1//. <£ Appearing Baily Elsewhere in this Newspaper • H E R A LD W A N T AD S t STKtTUR f - -- - W ill Maks Money Foi S'! You J • •*••kr*i-' j 1 Put Them to W ork ©19S3 OY IN T I. F eatu bc 5Crt t**- 1‘*' TT~*~~ _ 11___ ye • '3 HELP W ANTED "A G E N T S 'W A N T E D " Carter Lumber Company bomber and Building Material, N. Iuiurel St. Phone 5(55. f FOR S A I.B — Tw enty ncle. frnntin# FOR S A L E — Sacrifice new OlcPtown Canoe, fu lly equipped, including on highway; a number one celery vegetable land, 2 1-2 ncres cleared lateen sail. Box 1053. and under fence. Six room house. FOR S A LE — G ft. show'case. 109 N. $3500.00. Terms. I* Allen. Sanford A ve. Phone 473 J. ___________ Ten acre farm four F o k SALK FRESH country eggs 05 cts. Max­ miles out. Five under fence, gooil well House Toffee 39 cts. Plenty hammock, part cleared. Must be o f dolls on hand. Quite n number o f sold quick for cash. This is a bar­ big fat hens. Mrs. G. C. Cates, 1st St. gain. I* Allen. FOR S A LE — A in lalc puppy,” six FOR- S A L E — Bnrgnin, live ncres of months old. Playmate fo r children. land, close in. Box 117. Call 571 -J.____________________________ FOR S A L E — Or rent— 10 acres of cit­ SAU SAG E fo r sale— Pure pork sau­ » And there’s no more natural Christmas sage imoked with oak wood, 35c. rus land partly cleared, house and Present to give any family than one for c „ n. B>., postpaid. N o order accepted fo r other improvements Address ban- ,c„ than 3 11}„ K atW actbn B„ nr. Their Home. ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. nntced. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Inexpensive or Costly, it’s sure to find a F b lt_ S A L E — One 10 acre lot three Gn., R, F. 1). No. G. permanent place in their lives. miles south o f SnnfuriL Eureka FOR S A LE — A few thoroughbred IlufT Orpington Cockerels from one Hnmmnck— celery Delta. Address o f the best Poultry Fnrms In Iho Unusual Presents of this Lasting Sort Richard Stephenson, M. D., West South. Phone 425, or call at 115 are listed under “ Christmas Gift Sug­ French A v e . ______________ ______ Ixbanon, Ind. gestions’’ Columns in Today’s Classified I FOR S A L E — Orange grave} ■terms;I FOR S A L E — A sixteen gunfee shotSection. gun in good condition. Cheap fo r country property. Britt Renlty Co. cash. Secii Darscy. W. F irst St. FOR S A L E — one o f the best corner Hopkins Shoe Shop W A N T E D — Customers to save Ford W ork Guaranteed. location sin Snnford, 11 room house, Hurt Nchnffner & .Marx clothes, G ift Tickets. One with each $1.00 _________ 309 E. First S t.__________ garage with two rooms over it, for Knox Hats, intcrvwnvcn socks, Man­ purchase at Wight's. Permanent wave, oil steam process. sale or will trade for vacant lots or hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, rhoes, Reduced rates until Xmas. Marineili city property o f nny description on Shop. Phono 193. ties nnd combination sets in Christ­ D O LL C a IITS, wagons, wheel goods fo r the children. M IL L E R & SON. right basis. A . P. Connelly & Sons. fiA fF T c iiT C K S — S. a Reds, Barret mas boxes. Phone 9. 193-trc. Itocks. W hite nnd Silver Wynn M eKINNON-M ARKW O O D CO. dattes, S. C. W hite Leghorns, S. C W a n t e d sun m o t h e r s - T o T i u y ’ IN S U R A N C E FOR RE N T— llnseldens Place nt S il­ A G IF T FOR TH E F A M IL Y Anemias. H eavy egg producing C H R IS T M A S DOLLS FOR TH EIR ver Lake. A ttractive proposition. R E N T— a enr, drive yourself. Insure your property fully. strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, nnd The whole family would enjoy a Oak P. O. Box 1053. C H IL D R E N . T H E O U TLE T. utility matings. Custom hatching. Insure carefully— Insure Safely, radio, buy at the Hof-Mnc Battery and Second St. Phono 3. Write today fo r prices. Sunnysido TH E E X ILE S ut the Mi In no theatre wo represent Iho best In Insurance, H A U LE R oil Heaters. M IL L E R & Co. Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla. tonight is- a picture o f unusual in­ I*. A. MERO nnd carefully watch your Interests. SO N, H O USE FURNISH ERS. terest. Free tickets a t the Hcruld General Auto Repairing FOR SA LE — Nice fat turkeys ?or Phone 9. A . P. C O N N E L L Y & SONS fo r Mrs. Harney Beck. Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phono W ight Bros. Bldg. Phone 391. FOR S A L E — Three 1drainable*build­ 400. When in need o f tractor work, new W A N TE D to rent small furnished! W A N T E D — A man, woman or hus­ ing lots located oil paved street, house from Jununry 1 to May 1, f BARG AINS, B AR G AIN S. or old land, or harrowing, write Jones FRESH supply o f pepper, tomato tling high school student, wishing must he well loented and have two bed Oakland Touring. worth §1,000.00 each. Owner will and eggplant seeds. L Allen Sood to earn money. Be independent nnd & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box rooms. State full particulars in re- j Dodge Touring. sacrifice for $2100.00. Ilritt Realty; Co. Phono 248. establish n business of your own, sell­ 2*5. Phone 2111. ply or see Mr. Combs at Herald o ffic e ., Scripps-Booth Touring. Go._____________________________________ |G E N U IN E Rough i-vnton and sour Buiek G Touring. ing Watkins Products, highest quality, W A N T E D — Team work o f all kinds, _____________________________________ «t| orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inches Hudson Touring. FOR S A L E — Tw o tine building lots, also lnrge tenm for snle or trade.; FOR R E N T— Furnished rooms equip­ in the city of Sanford exclusively Dodge Roadster. ped for ligh t housekeeping. Inquire Also openings in other nearby cities. Utquirc Hansons Shoe Store. ........ ., « * t & ; ! ’ s c b . l: Ford Sedan. 30U French Avenue. __________ in Sanf iril, paving and side walks [|a„ ( pja Either full or part time. Many sell- , K E N T V U LC A N IZIN G W O R KS, FOR R E N T— Tw o rooms for light both sides. A t bargain. Sec B r itt- i i a r TTV' Australian Pines, stand 10 Oakland Sales anil Service. ing aids. Write today. J. R. W at-! FOR- S A L E — Six room house. A housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th1Third St. and Oak Ave. ' Phone 17. Realty Co. ' degrees. *$25 per 100. John B kin3 Co., Dept. 95, Memphis, Tenn. E. 11th and Elm A ve._______________ __________ bargain fo r cash. 313 1Beach, West Palm Beach, Fla. FOR SA LE — 1923 Essex Coach, rea... Street. located on FOR R E N T — Store room for rent,[ sonablu terms. Emmett Hunt, Oak ‘ (m *>ALE— H\o lots W A N T E D —By state organization, ex­ FOR SAI.E— A g ill’s bicycle, in per­ FO R SALE—Att rrnctivc, modern Commercial St. and Park Ave. A p ­ land Garage. Sanford Ave., oppoaR.- Rose Court, perienced solicitors who are cap­ fect condition; inquire Mobley’s bungalow, nt 1105 Oak Ave.__ ply nt the Pico Hotel. each 5(5x130, Tw o of them corner Drug Store. able o f practicing results. Prefer un­ A T T R A C T IV E homo for sale. Heart lots. Easy terms. Ilritt Realty Co.j FOR S A L E — DeSoto paints and married men, o f good appearance. o f eity. Apply to owner. Box 1135.1 FOR RE N T— 3 furnished rooms; pri-> varnishes at Sanford Novelty FOR S A L E — Orange grove, 23 acres, Mould be necessary to travel through1p o ii S A L E OR R E N T— Centrally lo-; LOST—This morning, n Setter puppy j vato home, 509 E. 3rd St. Call a f­ 154-tfc about six months old. White body 1 400 trees, location on lake, twenty orks, role a g ents central section of !■Inridn making catcd dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep-, ter 5. _ __ ___ ___ house to house solicitation for reliable j„j* porch. Worth your inquiry and with small black spots. Head black ‘ FO R RE N T— Two room furnished minutes from Sanford. A good buy BUNCH G R A D E S , tree blueberries with white mnrkings. Finder please house. I f interested, address A d ­ consideration. anti blackberries— nil varieties suithousekeeping apartment. 719 Oak at $(5,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. A. P. Connelly & notify Hill Lumber Company, San­ Ave.___________________________________ j able for home ami commercial plant­ vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, Sons. 188-tfe. ford. celery farm, FU R N ISH ED HOME located in e x ­ SOR S A L E — 5 acres ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, ami furnish complete information ns FOR S A L K — Five-room bungalow. LOST— Your oppnitiinity to secure tiled, all equipment, good location clusive residential section o f M i­ to your nbilRy, nnd the salary neces­ well rooted plants insure good early free tickets to the Milano Theatre, if $500.(,K) cash balance as rent. A. ami- House la o f concrete construc­ on hard road, clove to town, a bar­ profits. For fu ll information and il­ sary. ................ I\ Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia you fail to read these want ads each tion nnd contains three bed rooms, gain, terms. Britt clla lly Co. lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ day. Two free tickets are given away W A N T E D — By small family, com­ Ave. I 'hone 48. sleeping porch, complete tiled bath FOK SAI.F.— At Lake Mary, nice up- ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. ponent cook. Cnll nt Herald office FD R S A L E — House an.I large lot in daily to thu person whose nume ap­ to-date garage. Fully equipped nnd well rendered and much enjoyed by with shower, large living room, livpears on this page. Read the want fo r informtnion. Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. ing porch, dining room, kitchen and Jstocked. Only one garage there. See the lnrge ntidience. ads each day. . A U TO M O B ILE M ECHANIC, also Britt Realty Co. hrenkfnst porch. Completely and at- ‘R H. .limes. ____ __ . FOR S A L E — Egry Cash Register. stationary and marine engines, best F O U N L —Uyucrtutbly to bay a short; FOR S A L K — Bungalows, house build­ tractively furnished. Garage wUh|||np o f |taili, Av , , ol 3 f<„ lt t„ the Cost $G0 when new. W ill sell cheap. references furnished. Call Boh I ship, wave long distance Radio Receiv­ servant’s quarters. Largo city lo t ‘ smith lim* **r romnM*rrh»1 nir«*ri; ing lots. All sections o f Sanford. 2012 Palmetto Avenue. Inquire nt Sanford Herald office. . . 1 .« . * 1 tht-nco WphI alnm: lln* Smith line* m ing Set cheap. Ask fo r demonstra- j , with cocoanut trees ant! other trqpicali i str**. i, it»o r* «t to the W A N T E D — Resident of Seminole Britt Realty Co. ________________ t-OR S A LE — Rhode Island eggs For lion. Hof-Mae Battery Co. County to write Health nnd Acci-Jp’o R S A L K — Bungalow, close in on foliage. Owner desires to rent to ! K»V“u, A ' t n r^ V I?.?*setting, 15 eggs fo r $1.00. Mrs. FOUND— A class pili7H)2f Owneri sponsible party for winter reason.1 '\'i> n rnnhec utmeartm? (ram the dent insurance. Good income for Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. Ellsworth. Bcardall Avenue. San­ . 1 1 . ,, „ ____ fiM ,,. c . s a l i l sworn 1>IU of complaint that the worker. Experience unnecessary. can have same by applying at the Andress Ilox II*- caro lilt, oanford nt of itli of you nr#* W rite "State Agent," ent," 21 Rhode Ave., B ritt Realty Co. 83-tfp nnUnown. mol I he complainant (luM ford. Phono 3303 Herald office, identifying the pin nnd llnriilil St. Augustine, Fla., giving refer- FDR S A L E — Furnished 5-room bun­ iK.riuo. |,„t itiiilv.*, ninl lias not been nhle to DOLLS. paying for this ad. whcttier the UefenUnnis FOR S A L E — IM PO R TE D cnees. FDR R E N T— Three unfurnished nscertnln. galow, all improvements, located ip^iivr* naiiH'il. mol ln'llvvol by the onmR E A S O N A B L E P R IC E A T T H E rooms, 314 Elm Ave. LOST— Pair gold rim spectacles, platnalit to lo* 1nt>-r t - H t In sal'l prop­ W A N T E D —Job as maid or dish wash- on Palmetto Avenue, nt a b bargain. O U TLET. double lens. Finder please leave erly, tire ilrutl or alive; er. Inquire 123 Sanford Ave. Sa- gco A Hamrick, I'ig g ly - W iggly AND It further uppeurlm: from sain at Herald office. luda Scott. T.lqtlldator of said Florida Land S sworn Mil of complaint that the de­ FOR S A L E — A bargain sewing rnaStore. above named. If llvlnir or In chine. Address Box 117, City, LOST— Between P ig g ly W iggly store Colonization Company, Llmlled. it cor- fendant* of England. If to- be living, ieKul exleleime, tile made parties de­ W A N T E D — A nir.n, woman or Ini a t-, F 0 U .SALE— Or lease, business propand Y o w ell’s, Thursday morning, poralloti, fendant hereto, ninl. If dead, or legally Ihig high school student, wishing; . „ ... „ .... gold wrist watch with gold linked nnd. If lie be -lead, all parlies claiming extinct, ttp- divers and respective heirs, Interests under sal-1 Will lam Alexan­ to yarn more money. Be independent 0,1 Street. Urttt Realty devlseer, successors. Ilqilldabracelet. Finder please return to der Uiichnnun. ns Liquidator of sttld grantees, S E E D PO TATO E S Florida l.mnl Ji Colonization Company, tors. mol nil other claimants of and un­ and establish n business o f your Co. Herald office. der till of said parties defendant are Limited, deeeased. ->r otherwise. In th« own, selling Watkins Products, highr, property Involved In this suit nnd iUhii mailt* |»arti**n cli'foiidahl lo sahl cst quality, in the city o f Sanford ex- t ( ?R ' u FOUND— A lie rl ing ton watch. Own­ hereinafter ilcHcl'lbcd; bin of complaint; Spalding Roso Flour and AND It further up pint ring from subl clusivcly. Also openings in other bungnlow with sleeping porch, on er please call at Western Union for To nil oilier liquidator:- of n tld F lor­ Bliss Triumph in Bltgs or sworn bill of complaint that there are ida La ml A Colonisation Company. nearby cRles. Either full or part Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First It. W. Duckworth. Bushel Boxes. Good for table Limited, whose names are unknown, persons Interested In said lands other the defendants hereinabove time. Many selling aids. W rite to- St. $3500.90, small payment down, ami who claim Interests In the prop­ than use also. minted, and whose names nnd places of erty Involved In this Stilt and herein­ day. J. II. Watkins to., Dept. 95, halnuro like rent. Britt Realty Co. A G A R D E N TR A G E D Y . residence tire unknown: after described: Mum plus, Tenn. AND It further appearing that re* I [ used to love my garden. To all oilier parties, whose names are FOR S A L E — Residence, would make unknown, claiming Interests under any ll- f In prayed f*ir. fit- ntnl by »»bl bill But now my love is deni! CHASE & r o . nf f-iniplaloL against till «tf the permuts ! of the parties hereinabove named, or tine boarding or rooming house. For I found n bachelor’s button P H O N E 53(1. hcrclnnl nvc naincil and referred tn; I otherwise,. In the property Involved In Park Ave. one block from First St. In my black-eyed Susan's bed. NOW. THEREFORE, You and each, this suit and hereinafter described; P. O. Box 304, Sanford, Fiu.______ every tin I all **f you, and alsn any and 1 rm E lS ’LNlt: Plain and fancy dressmaking, al­ —.— It appearing from the sworn Mil of all other persons whose name or names In the r l r n i f l Court. S e r e n l h . Im l l r l n l complaint (lied nnd exhibited In this are unknown and who may be Interest* I B E R L IN CHURCHES SEEK BUSY terations. Mrs. F. I*. Nixon, 301 W. Circuit o f t' lo r h ln . In o i o l fo r S r i o l cause against you that you. ami each ml 111 Ibc property Involved lit this! tills Order of ’ Ratbin lie puhlluhed In , MEN. described, or j. the "Hanford lerald,” a newspaper nolc C o i m l y . In C h n n r r r r , . ..... ...... and ...... herelivihnVe of you, or those................ claiming by. .................. through milt, 5th St., phone 441. Madam Harriet, G IF T SUGGESTIONS Beauty Parlor. Decorated cnndles, party bags, Over Mobley’s Drug Store books, social stationery, Christmas’ Park Ave. Phone 215. cards. 'Bring in your shopping list and let us advise you. Coleman's . tee the Sanford Stove Works, C” 2 G ift & Stationery Shot), :Sanfoid avenue before* buying stoves. We w ill save you money. We niso re­ F LO R ID A 'S MOST COM PLETE pair stoves o f all kinds, grafonaloa Girr shop. and guns. 194-tfc The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., W A N T E D —Assistance o f any kind next to shopping on Glh Ave., New can be secured by punning a want York c ity .is the advantage o f this ad in The Herald. This class of ndshop. Here you will find the latest i vortising costs very little and is read and .nlf.0 the most desirable novelties by nearly everybody. I f in need of suitable for Gifts. The most exoffice help, farm help, cooks, or In quisite Christmas cards ever— suit­ feet any kind o f help, just phono 118 able fo r everyone. Yes, we have the and give your ad over the telephone. Chinese game Mah Jong. W A N T E D — io rent, furnished house ~ S A Y IT W ITH FLOWERS by responsible party. Small family. When you are In Orlando visit the Answer this ad by letter giving com-; Violet Dell Florists. plete description, price and iocntonJ Beautiful line Christmas Cards, Address Box 101, care The Sanford' seals and tags. Mobley's Drug Store. Herald. Telephoned ads., will bo received from patrons and collector sent immediately for payment. FOR SALE— M ISCELLANEOUS R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE W ANTED — MISCELLANEOUS 1 l-C . ♦* n �BEN A. KRUDOLPH T O lfr* a ? * - 1 »T * A n n i^|Give Up Community Life Tales Related Afcout Cernian Exchange g g t ford Univereity— The American itu-1 dents'have more energy and an nlert- Illy The A.»i»ela»*rf rre «»> 111r Tkr A h m Ii IM F i t w ) F IR S T M E TH O D IST CH URCH . F IR S T B A P T IS T CH U R CH N E W Y O R K , Dec. 21.— The sharp E N F IE L D , N. H., Dcr. 2 f— The Sunday School 0:30 a. m. Every depredation Ip Berlin' exchange to Music— Sunday, Dec, 23, 1923. llvo last members o f the local Com­ resident member o f-th e church ami Pfcludc, Christmas March, Merkel. tho point where one cent In American munity o f Shakers, established here every imember o f the Sunday School money w ill buy several billion Ger­ ____ Hymn "Joy to the W orld." originally In 1782, will abandon the shoaM b r ln ( others to the school to* Offertory, Chorus: Sing, O man marks has given rise to several A T L A N T A , Go., Doc. 22.— The settlement thia winter and m ove over fanciful stories in W all Street, and morrow* mornkiff. to Canterbury, where there Is a sim­ Heavens— Simper. H om in g w o m ifp and sermon 11 a. to m any'interesting mathematical cal­ Aduir Realty & Trust Company of ilar colony. Death has reduced the Sermon. , Atlnntn announces tho appointment ffroup from about 150 to these last m. Th e audience w ill have the privil­ Hymn, Hark the Herald Angels culations. ege o f hearing Rev. Louis Entzming- Sing. One o f the latest stories, credited to o f Ben A. Rudolph as general sales remaining five, who today are about an American consular officer in Bel*! mnnacer o f the company’s m ortgage to close the bams and lock the doors Post hide. Music features: “ Sw ing A ja r, Y e glum, relates after J i?,tnir| “ t ' nI ^ f or the last time, in 1888 the memxluiTU rtiuivn how now shortly » noruy m itr the m iu * j HAD< Evening. Gates o f * N ig h t."— Wilson. — Mrs. armistice, the Belgian government, In M r. Rudolph, ,who fo r the la st fivej herchipi o f tho •y d M l j « • Prelude, Batiste Ernest Betts.. Hymn, It Cmne Upon the Midnight an nppuFunt effort to acquire suffici­ years has. been associated with the auont tliojinm o as at "O L ittle Town o f Bethlehem — ent marks to influence, i f necessary, Clear. G .'L . Flliler/Cemi’ ary, is well known | Holton, Mra. Henry Colclough and the German exchange situation, de­ Tcn-mlnuto song service. ,n,,F.ol!5 u £ i E4 d e n produce’ cided to redeem all the German cur- throughout this section; having been ^ n^ Mrs. Sc hollo Haines. connected with* * « « « 1 Prominent ! manuf act ur ed B. Y . P, P. U. Unions C:30, , •Quartet, Thu Birthday o f n K in g — *tncy then circulating in Belgium. It The Christmas music program w ill ^oidlinger— Mm. Herndon, Mrs. jk ...... w ...... said to have expected to acquire southern banks prmr to ui. w oik w ith <underwear, brooms, palls nnd wooden be presented at 7:3ft. Spurling, Mr. Thornton, Shinhol- six billion marks in this manner, bu tjlhc O. L. M iller Comp-ny. articles o f various kinds. In keepThrough the widespread m s trib u -;^ w |th the lnws o f the sect, all Tucsday evening 7:30 the Sunday1 Hymn, Angels from the Realms o f the favorable rate of exchange offercd induced considerable speculation t!on o f Adair first m ortgage bonds,. ,,ro.,crty wo3 jjpjj on 0 communistic School Christmas program w ill bo Gloiy. Offertory. liy Belgians who purchased--marks in 1tnla comnany has broil ? lit a vast nn(] the men nnd women memgiven. Duet, While Shepherd's i Watched Germnny nnd sold them nt a profit stream o f wealth Dom oilier sections jbers lived separate lives o f stern disWednesday evening 7:30, prayer Their Flocks— Farm er— Mrs. H ern­ in their own country, so that s e v e r a l _____ ..____________ Icinlino awaiting the “ Second Coming meeting. " “ acquired. ■ • ‘ o f Christ.” mitre billions were actually The Christmas music program is don, Mrs. Mcetinger. Sermon. These marks arc said to have been as follow s: The colony had friction in tho early Hymn, O Litttlo Town o f Bethle­ stored in a large warehouse nnd a days with other residents o f the town. The Star o f Christmas Tim e.— Wildhem. guard placed over them, necessitating cmere, choir. The records show that in 1788 the leg­ Postlude— X . Smart. an annual outlay o f CO,000 to 80,000 The Birthday o f a K ing.— Ncidlingislature was appealed to fa r some jre* Belgian francs, besides the loss of in­ A. H. STO N E , ntsdy against certain alleged actions e i Edw ard Henderson. * terest. So great hns been the depre­ o f the "Shaking Qunkerc," but the ob The S ta r o f Bethlehem.— Petrie, Organist and Director. Mrs. A . u . Phillips, F. E. Gatchel, Jcctora were overruled and the colonThe Wesley Brotherhood class o f ciation in marks that the Belgian ■1 st have pursued their peaceful lives and A . M. Phillips. the Methodist Church w ill meet Sun­ "flrensuro,” which Is said still to be c f r.ioty with uninterrupted industry A Christmas Lullaby.— Wilson, Mrs. day at D:45 in the classroom. Our Under guard, is valued nt less than $1 Robert Glenn. until now. teacher will talk to us about a “ Small in American money nt the present Violin obligato, Joseph Reizenstein. beginning and great ending." A ll men, rate o f exchange. Another story, which illustrates ’ O H oly N ig h t o f Memories.— Mrs. especially visitors to the city nro Plnnt City— New re-icing atation the extent o f depreciation, nays that Vollie W illiam s, Mrs. Henry Col- cordially invited. under construction by Fruit Growers dough, M rs; E. M. Carroll, F. E. it. T. T H R A S H E R , Class Secretary 40 box cars would he needed to haul Express Co. $1 worth c f one mark notes at the Gatchel and H. J. Clause. present rate o f exchange, Tho (.Christmas Herald— Coombs, F IR S T M E TH O D IST CH URCH . Mrs. A . M. Phillips. Violin nbligutu, W . J. Carpenter, Pastor. ■ Joseph Reiscnstein. The subject o f the Christmns ser­ Hall to the Lord’s Annointod.— W il­ mon on Sundny morning, w ill be* “ The The more you cough the more you strain your throat, luugs add system, liams, Mrs. A . M, Phillips and Mrs. L ife Giving Light from the M anger." liaise tho phlegm easily without ittrain Henry Colclough. The evening service w ill be de­ or pain by taking Lconurdi’a Cough N ight of Nights.— Vaudewatcr, voted to the finest o f music, Christ­ l i b The Am w lfllnl t'rrsst i Syrup ( Creosotes!j. It is soothing, Charles Henderson. B E R L IN , Doc. 22.— Tho question mas enrols, popular singing, nnd healing, pleasant and effective. Beat Worship Christ, the N ew Born specially chosen selections by the o f dictatorship, nnd the possibility of thing for hacking coughs, deep seated King.— Ashford, choir. colds, bronchitis, croup, grippe ana chorus choir. some dark horse bursting upon whooping rough. A most beneficial Miss Mildred Simmons, organist. The pastor will give n brief sermon horizon and leading the country out of and safe treatment for children and on the “ Meaning o f Christ’s Coming." its sore troubles, seems uppermost of the country into, adults. Have yourself from colds, 8 t R A P IR O N C LAS S T O The Epworth Leagues, will hold today In the mind o f the average Ger­ hus aided in rivin g greater-im petus, coughs nnd serious trouble. Get • to its building program. bottle of Lcminrdi’s Cough Syrup man. H a v e s p e c i a l p r o g r a m special services at 0:30 p. m. (Creonotcd) from your druggist today, N o other urea of equal size on On Tuesday morning at 0:30 A ffairs have gone so badly since The Scrap Iron Class has arrang­ and bring quick relief. ed a special program fur its meet­ o’clock, there w ill be a Christmas the Ruhr occupation thnt Germans earth possesses the natural resources that a ie to be found in tho south. ing Sunday morning a t ‘ the Milanc Pnrise service lasting -15 minutes. A ll are universally seeking some unseen But the rapid development o f these Theatre and a large attendance is Christians are invited to attend this force which enn make the lifo o f the A little early is it not? By average man more endurable. There resources requires capital which must expected. The program is as follows: svrvire no means. You w ill be surprised to is n yearning for a Julius Caesar or n be supplied from other sections un­ Opening song by the class. know who will be there. Cromwell, or even a Mussolini. And til tho south cah accumulate an ade­ Prayer, Dr. Carpenter. there is a general distrust o f politics quate surplus o f her uwn. The meeting w ill begin promptly Trio, "S ilen t Night, H oly N igh t," The Adnir Realty & Trust Com­ nor nre present-day German politic­ on time. We shall look fo r you. Mrs. M ettlnger, Mrs. Morgan nod ians in much favor. It is not unusual pany is helping in no small degree Mrs. Herndon. REV. LOUIS E N T Z M IN G E R A T to hear Germans express tho wish the rapid expansion now going on in Address, George A , DcCottes. that they hnd an Iron-fisted man the south. Almost over night unbe­ F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH Solo, “ When Bethlehem Shepherds," O f special interest to the entire after the stylo o f Poincare. Much ns lievable changes are being wrought Miss Lillie'Ruth Spencer. upon tho sky-line o f southern cities, Teaching o f Lesson, Dr. Carpen­ Sundny School nnd to all who nre in­ he is hated for his unswerving course buildings, hotels nnd terested in any department o f church against Germnny, there Is great ad­ new office ter. work is the announcement that Rev. miration among Germans for his apartments nre rushed to completion Closing song by class. Louis Entzminger w ill ho with the firmness. He typifies the old Iron to meet the ever increasing demand Benediction, Mr. Spurting.* First Baptist Sunday School tomor­ Chancellor. fo r business nnd living quarters. Osawatomle, Kans.—Mrs. E. E. K ent, Milanc Theutro, 10:00 a. m. row, and will preach nt the eleven This concern, the oldest real estate formerly of Illinois, residing here, says: I.etcr wroters nnd essayists are o’clock hour. Those who have watch­ hard nt work but thev do rot seem nnd m ortgage investment house in “ W e moved to this state eleven years H O L L Y CROSS C H URCH . ed closely the work o f Rev. Mr. to develop a leader whom they can the south has, within tho last few ago, and I had good health for a lon g Entzminger believe that there is not sell to' the Germnn public, anxious years, assumed an even greater iden­ while; and then some year or so ago I Arthur Searing Peck, Rector. Church services for the fourth a greater authority on Sundny School ns it is to find n superman to cure tification with the growth nnd pros­ had a bad sick spell. . . . Sundny in Advent, Dec. 23, w ill he: building and administration in the nil o f Germany’s ills. “ I col so weak I couldn’t go. I couldn’t perity o f lh " south than it has here­ 9:45 a. m., Sundny School in the world. Mr. Entzminger has recently tofore shnred, through its vast real standon my feet at all. I had to go to High School building. , filled , , extended engagements r ------ with ------ the — estate and development activities. bed. I suffered a great deal. I was so 11:00 a. m „ Mnttina nnd Litany In! , r v s ^*rcGt Church, Toronto, CnnaThe nntinnnl advertising o f this nervous I felt I couldn’t live. 1 tried tho Milanu Theatre. with the Calvary Baptist company, plus its continued particl- j medicines, and everything: had Ihe best ___ ________ . able to get _et up. - tho fostering o f southern outhoni o* attention, yet 1 wasn’t , Church services fo r Christmas D a y ' hhu rch ,N t‘w York nation in He wil he with the Sunday Morn­ 1 fay for three months, not able to do «nH 1#; 1tf»* • * ........ Vrfll build Inf?, ii destined to place it in the ing Club during the Sunday School 1 anything. I It, T hr S■miii'li*Irtl 9:30, Morning prayer. forefront o f American institutions hour, and will speak nt the 11 o’clock “ My husband is a bill poster and has OREGQN C IT Y , Ore., Dec. 22.— entrnged in rhia modern ami economic 10:00 a. m’., Chornl Celebration nt hour. Deep in the original channel of the field o f constructive financial activity. circulars distributed. One day there Mllnnc Theatre. chanced to be a Ladies Birthday Almanac Willamette river here was found re­ Tliis year, the Rector is unable to Mr. Rudolph has hecn seletced for A L L SOULS CHURCH. cently n 'stone fi’sh," which has been the position t!t general sales manager among his circulars. I read it, and told send out any eards o f Christmas Sundny is the fourth nnd last Sun­ added to n collection o f relics of pre­ because o f his demonstrated fitness some of the family to get me a bottle d greeting, an usual, to his parishioners day in Advent. historic life in the possession of O. fo r the work and his many personal Cardui. . . . and friends. The cards were already “ I quit all other medicines and took it Sunday School nt 9 a. m. sharp. A. Hollingsworth. The shape was un­ ami professional qualifications. here nnd were destroyed in the fire, (Cardui) faithiulty, and two weeks from Low Mass nt 10:30 n. m. covered when excavation was being nothing having been saved from the time 1 began to take Cardui 1 was out Sermon: “ And’ he came into nil made fo r an addition to a local paper either hi3 office or study. Mrs. R. L. Grimftn and two daugh­ of bed—better than lor months. that country preaching penance for mill. ters, Emily and It. E.. w ill leave Sat­ “ i kept it up and continued to improve The stone, about 10 inches long nnd C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E S E R V IC E the remission of sins." Luke Hi, 1-0. until I was a well woman. Benediction o f the Blessed Sacra­ seven inches high, is roughly carved urday for Elindale, S. C. to spend the Church services fo r . Sunday, De­ ment after Mass. holidays. “ Do you wonder that I am a believer in the shape o f a fish, with mouth, cember 23, 1923. in Cardui? 1 certainly am. And I am Christman Day, December 25. ayes, gills and fins. liolloingsworth Church servite, 11:00 a. m. Tho Tavares school has become a sure tiicre is no bettor tonic made for Midnight Muss, Christmas Eve. believes the stone, which shows signs Sunday School, 10:00 n. m. women than Cardui." . NC-151 state accredited school. On Christmas Day at 9 a. m., low uf being worn by water, was carried Woman's Club building, Oak A v e ­ Mass. along the rivier in floods o f bygone nue. The Public invited to nil church years from the upper Willamette, pos­ A ll nre welcome. services. sibly from the region o f the mound builders near the present site o f A l­ P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H URCH . bany, Ore. in his npinoin, sumo early C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CHURCH. A t the morning preaching service W e will he pleased to see you at day savage with an artistic bent saw Sundny the choir will render selec­ our services Sunday ns we shall have the stone by chance and, noting its tions from A lfred Judson’H Cantata, interesting and worth while subjects general shape was that o f a fish', “ Behold the Kin g," nnd the pastor for your consideration. A t the morn­ took his rough instruments and carv­ P A I G E B U I L T will deliver n short Christmas mes­ ing hour tho pastor will speak on the ed in the eyes, gills and fins. sage. A t 7:30 p. m. the Christmas oucstlon: "Is World Peace a D ream ?" “ White G ift Service” w ill be held. A t night Mr. Burhnns will begin a This is the nnnuiil Christmns service series of movie pictures entitled "The Cut This Out— It is Worth Money of the Sunday School nnd decorations New Minster" wl|ich gives promise Send thia ad and ten cents to Foley of the Church and the program car-1 o f being Loth interesting and instruc­ £ Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, t e d hy the various departments o f tivc. The night message will be n the Sunday School has always made short address on the general subject III., w riting your name and address this u beautiful nnd impressive serv­ o f "H ow to get the best out o f life.” clearly. You will receive a teg cent ice. This series o f 20-minute talks ought bottle o f F O L E Y 'S H O N E Y A N D Because o f the preparations nec­ to be o f practical value to tho young T A R CO M POU ND fo r coughs, colds essary fo r the "W hite G ift Service,” men and women who nre about to en­ and hoarseness, also free sample pack­ the Senior Christian Endeavor So­ ter tho activities o f a busy life. A ages o f F O L E Y P IL L S a diuretic ciety w ill hold a 30 minute service cordial welcome awaits you at any stimulant for the kidneys and FO LEY only dosing at 7 o'clock. or nil of our rervices. Cash and Balance CATHARTIC T A B L E T S for Con­ y.lonchly Buy* ihU Cur stipation and Biliousness. These AM USEM ENTS Rumania-Russia T rad e wonderful remedies have helped mil­ lions o f people. T ry them !— Adv. N egotiation s Begun A T T H E M IL A N E . What happens when the savage.* C LA Y A W A Y THE YEARS and cultivated man lie down together? n T r “" n * This question finds expression and n U C ,I,‘ REST* D“ - 2 2 -M u c h inApply Boncilla Bcautifier casmlc clay to N e w Jewett Special Sedan Qives answer in "The Elies," John f;il. tcrt’8t manifested here in the your face, and rest while it dries, then “ Open C a r ” Perform ance bert’s latest starring vehicle for ™f* ot» » t,‘»nsl. nt Tlrnnpol between Ilu- remove and see and feel the wonderful „ . . . . . . . . |mnman and Russian commissions, inherence in the color and texture of the 'T 'H E N e w Jewett S ix Special Sedan captivates the caslllium I-ox, which is scheduled to which are endeavoring to reach an ikln. S ■** ual observer w ith its beauty— amazes the motor-wise appear ut the Milanc Theatre Satur- agreement on a commercial treaty lv>- Guaranteed to do these definite things for w ith its sturdiness, pow er and sparkling performance. dny. j tween the two countries. 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A u to ­ The transformatoin o f this man in Rahldtt, Mrs. Pitch ford Miss Lucilc matic w indshield w iper. Rear v ie w mirror. Sun visor. qu c k ! y li vea the exotic Enst provides one o f the. Sweat. Miss J mint rhittrnderf and D r iv e this N e w Jewett Special Sedan yourself. L e t most genetiinely unusual stories tbnt Joiner Seminol" romtly now and jou r w ife d riv e it. C all us— any time. the screen has adapted. When it an-i holds tlm sihor cup for attendance refr shes Reared in book form Richard Hard- and a making an effort to hold it Ing Dnvis was immediately pro- another year. SE M IN O LE ! O V E R L A N D C O M P A N Y claimed the master American fie-, ------------------------ tionist. 1 Use the Classified l ’age. SAiNFOKD, F L A . ----------------------------------- PHONE 58 WITH BIG CONCERN Germans Show Interest In Possible Dictators ness which makes them capable o f learning fa s t; while the English stu­ W m . Fox presents dents have prepared themselves with greater care during their cerlter years fo r the later years o f study, and, as a consequence, they sre tired out before they really begin. ‘The Exiles’ A n Adventurous Romance of t J Souls A drift ^ d '• n t t c t h r i i e —with . does hoc •®Mchoricour, Comedy— “ Apple Sauce" also y,H and Jeff COLGATE’S Monday— "Tho Innocent C h^f.' Tuesday Matinee and Night 1 "T h o Green Goddess” with Sped*) Orchestra rw «& 7s r d,d“ Tho Officers end Directors, co-operating with the M anagem ent of tho F o u n t a in In n Eustis. Florida COUGHING RELIEVED A n n o u n c e the Formal Opening D IN N E R MUSIC and DANCING N e w Y ear’s E v e *’ k . *; Monday, December Slat, 1923 8 * 0 0 o ’c lo c K NEW YEAR’S DAY DINNER AN D RECEl»TION DOYOUJMER? 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BOWER “THE REXAL STORE” A j Only One More Day to 1 Buy That Gift a ■ , . \ Get It A t Bower’s, WONDERFUL VALUES IN STATIONERY, PERFUMES a AND TOILET SETS, WHITE IVORY GOODS, POTTER*.; -I ■y A FEW MAH JONGG SETS LEF^T SPECIAL PRICE $3.98 # i BUY YOUR’S TODAY MENTHOLATUM “THE RE XALL STORE’’ ■if �t lt o r il Acceptance o f the Bible and LEADING FIGURES The air U full of .thlans. shouldn’t miss. Oet a Radio. Toe fo r quick m elts os# Herald Want Ads. They ate rsad by nearly everybody. but his pnrpoao how la to jw w ® * Uteri developasant* In what may turn out to be tha freaUst in­ terns! atrttgsle Protestantism Ih r illw l l » • EXIDE W e re-chtfse and repair m a k e s o f Batteries !MHf mt ApniMftN le Tu M VaSlf SNMS on «0 tlM B»—ml » dispassionate vtsw c o w in * tho The T0T7 beet Battery laan S ta ll m t r i l r t l l ! all N olle* la h m b r sl**n that a O. Wolcott. p in h tM r of T u CorltOeata has faced. BISHOP WM. T. M AN N IN G B I8 H 0 P L A W R E N C E DR. LEIGHTON P A R K S Dr. Leighton Parks of New Y o rk City startled his Bartholomew Episcopal Church congregation by flouting tho atory of tho virgin birth o f Christ, saying he wcftild welcome n trial fo r heresy. Bishop Lswrenco o f Massachusetts is a leader o f tho ‘ 'liberal" forces o f tho Episcopal Church, while Bishop Manning stands No. SIS. dated tho sth day of June. A. IX. 101T. baa tiled Mid certificate la ray office, and baa made application for tat deed to laaue in accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* tho following described property alt* tinted la Sentlaole county. Florida, to* Wit: Her. tl3 .ll yda. W. of SB Cor. of N W tt Of SHH. Sec. It, Twp. II S. It. St B. Run N. 130 f.t. W . « • ft . ft Its ft.. R. <• f t - - l Acre. The aald land iwlng aaaeaied at the date of the leauance of ouch certificate In the name of Unknown. Also Tax Certificate No. 317. dnte* tha Sth day o f June, A. D. t a il, haa filed aald certificate In ray office and haa made application for tax deed to Ieene la aceordance with Jaw. laid certificate ombraces tho follow lns de* scribed property situated In Seminole County. Ftnrldn, tnwll:- Beg. M yda W . of SB. Cor. of N W « of SHU. Sec. to. Two. It 8. R.^ It B . • Ron I t Its yda. W? I3.S y d ». S. 115 yda, E. IS yd a Tbe Mid land belnir aseeeeed at the date of the iH sin tt of auch certi­ ficate In the name of Unknown. Un; IBM aald certificates shell be redeemed according to law tax deed w ill Ueue thereon on the tnd day. o f Jan nary, A. D. t i l t . . . . . . . . Buford Relish . WITNESS my official * Ieon to re and ■eal thla the 13rd day of November. A. IX 1113. _ (B E A L) Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Coomr. Florida, ly: A. II. Wceke. D. C. Skating At Lake Mary Tonight B R A K E L IN IN G F A N BELTS A SSO R T E D N U T S Sanford Celery Oyster Cocktail Franciaso SOUP Gumbo o f Yountf Turkey E. A. DOUOLASS. while its correspond* was a supernatural person, they put or in a supernatural Jesus o f Narai^authoritative, throughout , once courses enlist 2,00*6 more and its as^ ° eth, or in the duty o f a preacher to 2. Belief in s miraculously inspired hide his convictions., He sees in tho publiiing house distributes Funds* ? " 1 Virgin Birth o f Jesus o f N assteth. . 3. Belief is a „ substitutionary Nnzarenc neither a god nor a demi­ mentailat books by the million. Meanatonement— the b elief R obert G. In- god, but a prophet, hero, martyr and while, the Milton Stunrt Evangelistic j * , “ ‘J gcrsoll denied in U s fam ous epigram, a matchless teacher, the supremo re­ Fund, a kind of religious Rockefeller "If God killed Jesus Christ fo r my ligious genius of nil time. Dr. Grant Foundation, finances the circulation o f a work called "Jesus Is Coming,” ■ins, Ho got the w rong man.” speaks out fearlessly. 4. "Belief in the bodily resurrection A s fearless, almost, is Dr. K arl proclaiming the bodily return of of Jcius. / Holland, rector of St. George’* Christ and now in its sixth hundred 6. Belief in .H is second coming. Church. When recently the House o f thousand. . Fundamentalists A re Strong. Many Fundamentalists explicitly de­ Bishops pronounced tho teaching o f F o r nil cars The Sunday School Times, numer­ clare their belief in "th e literal, visi­ the Apostles’ Creed and the doctrine ble, bodily, ibunlhent return o f Jesus o f tho Virgin Birth to be obligatory, ous denominational weeklies and the­ Trade y o ir old tires fo r nsw ones Christ to this earth as K in g.” The Dr. Reiland protested in his church ological schools, all tho tent evange­ lists, all tho gospel wagoners and a majority believe that H is second com- bulletin: "Tho resolution is a reac­ ing, though s u n to occur, w ill be tionary Fundamentalist aberration m ajority o f the older clergy are on long delayed. and will stand as a humiliating mon­ tho Fundamentalist side. Modernism ument to Episcopal scholarship and a they abhor. . They are strongly or­ witness to the utter lack of apprecia­ ganised. Their zeal knows no bounds. 105 Palmetto Avenue tion o f tho great advance o f modern Convinced that they, and they only, arc Christians, they seek to expel Phono 481-J knowledge which these latter years Modernist clergymen, depose Modemhave brought.” Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick still clings to a belief In tho deity o f Christ, but abhors Fundamentalism. In fact, he abhors virtually the entire crusade they have no misgivings. Tho theological system o f orthodox Pro­ Rev. T. T . Shields, president o f the testantism and calls it "false and Bnptist Bible Union, declared in New pernicious in practical result.” York tho other day: ” A s surely as I Though n Baptist, he is special know that the Bible Was Inspired of preacher at the First Presbyterian God, I know that Modernism W, in­ oi ll* t u * * o i , m u i i j f i i u r c s u , uuu Church, F ifth Avenue, whore 1,600 spired by Satan. Anti-Christ is In the that It is a beHtf no Christian need people throng to hear him. A profess- world, a n d ,vs.cann ot fraternise with Wo cannot take their accept ro at Union Theological Seminary nnd his exhorts. 3. That belief in the "litera l, vis- author o f numerous books, he wields hands, w e cannot oat their bread. We believe that Modernists who receive iblc.bodlly, Imminent return o f Jesus enormous influence. Christ to this earth as K in g ” rests President William II. P. Fauncc o f salaries from Baptist churches and upon scriptural texts which set a Brown University, is likewise mod­ societies while propagating their de­ time limit fo r His return, clearly erate in his liberalism. To he sure, structive views are unworthy to asso­ stating that it would occur early in he has attacked the “ Fundamentals” ciate w ith ordinary honest men.” Meanwhile, the Modernists seem the second century, A . D., at the la­ In a famous magazine article, nnd They are unorganized. test. when he arose to address the Baptist helpless. convention last summer, Dr. Strnton They have no fighting spirit. Until Mr. Bryan in the Fight. There are strong leaders on both mounted a chair and loudly protested. o f late, they have underestimated the sides. Among the Fundamentalists Tumult followed, with cries o f enemy’s strength. I t is difficult for William Jennings Bryan is the'm ost "Shnmct” nnd “ Put him out!” and them to take the Fundamentalist But Dr. Faunce movement seriously. Many o f them conspicuous. Ho finds that “ the more to match. twenty-fourth verse o f the first chap­ writes me that he regards himself by ter of Genesis contains more science no means radical. His aim, ns ho de­ than all that Darwin ever wrote” ; clares, is to mediate between tho thinks it "m ore im portant to know Modernists on the on hand and the the Rock o f A ges than the ages o f Fundamentalists on the other. Perhaps the same might be said o f rocks," end calls the Modernists in­ fields, agnostics, apostates, atheists Shatter Mathews, dean of tho Divin­ ity School o f the University o f Chi­ and enemies o f the Bible, By constant pamphleteering, Next in importance comes the Rev. cago. W. R. Riley, president o f tho Interde­ ho and his associates have tried to nominational Fundamentals Associa­ bring Fundamentalists to understand They are patient nnd tion, who tells us that "thinking men Modertiism. have not given up Genesis,” and pro­ tactful. Moreover, they hove sought tu commend Modernism to men o f sci­ claims tho bodily return f Chribt. Anther eminent Fundamentalist is ence. A s a result, numerous scient­ the Rev. J. Frank N orris. Ho has ists have openly proclaimed their secured tho expulsion o f Professor faith in God, legend or Truth? Rice from tha Southern Methodist _ _ ________ a briliant Inymnn, Meanwhile, University and .o f several evolution­ ists from B aylor University. A t the Glenn Frank, editor o f The Century, recent Fundamentalist rally in New sneaks out boldly for Modernism. York, he likened Modernists to "w o l­ What the world needs, ho argues, is ves in shcepa’ clothing,” "enemies "not the religion about Jesus, but the boring from within” and "agnostics religion o f Jesus.” Like Dr. Grant, poising aa Christians os they attack he would strip away all the legends the essentials o f our faith .” N ot con­ and tho dogmas invented by early tent with that, ho likened them to Jowish-Christians and by St. Paul and “Judas approaching tho Lord with a his successors down to our own day, kiss on his lips nnd blood money in and force a return to tho very ancient his hands” and cried ferven tly, “ or I nnd at tho same time very modern might liken them to lepers,” adding, teachings o f the Nazarcne. From the outset, Modernists fe lt “ these lepers o f the spirit, these lep­ ers of doubt, ever more dangerous than that this effort to lead Protestants the lepers o f old tim e; i f they cannot away from St. Paul, away from first “ legend-mongers,” aw ay be cured, they, too, must be caat out century from theologians and back to the from amongst us.” The Rev, W . A . (B illy ) Sunday, Nazarenc, must be gone about cau­ Rcv. A lbert C. Dieffenbach, editor perhaps the jnost interesting Funda­ tiously. It involves a revolution in o f The Christian R egister (U nita­ mentalist, next to Mr. Bryan, tells me religious thought far more sweeping rian ), calls Fundamentalism “ a re­ that evolution is “ bunk, Junk and than that brought about by tho R e­ ligious, Ku KI iix .” Like the Klan, it formation. It involved a disregard o f poppy-cock.” O f modern Biblical is a revivification of a movement long scholarship he says the l i n e . Like time-honored creeds, n disrgard o f be­ since supposedly dead and buried. In many other Fundamentalists, he be- liefs long since written into prayer their attack upon modern Biblical book and countless hymns, a disregard ieves in the bodily return o f Christ. scholarship the Fundamentalists are Professor J. Gresham Machen of o f dogmas still held sacred by the repeating tho exploits o f orthodox Princeton Theological Seminary (a rank and file o f Protestantism the zealots o f 30 years ago, where Pro­ Fundamentalist stron g h old ), declares country over. Rash measures would fessor Briggs, a Presbyterian o f that “ i f Catholicism Is a perversion be ruinous. Union Theological Seminary, was Accordingly, the Modernists cloth­ of Christianity, Modernism in not Christianity at all” bat "another re­ ed their unorthodox ideas in orthodox ligion, belonging to another group o f verbiage, or trusted to letting tho religions,” and "so different from time-honored creeds die o f neglect. Christianity that i f tho one is true Thus, they imagined that little by lit ­ the other must be fa lse.” H e asks the tle they would succeed in winning ac­ Modernists to depart in peace, sur- ceptance fo r what they looked upon as pure Christianity. It never enter­ ed their thought that suddenly, in our own day,' orthodoxy would arise in its might und fight for its very life. T h 0 extent o f tho uprising amazes them. A competent observer reports that And the more they accustomed were sacrificed to their fury. Then tho Fundamentalists control a nuarthemselves to givin g reason a domi- came reace. Quito generally Protestnnnt place in religious thought tho jnnts agreed that the first chapter o f more willingly they followed the new j Genesis was not to be taken literally, leaders who, insisting that natural and until o f into they have lived on law reigned everywhere and hud al- tolerable speaking terms with evoluways teigned, were impatient of the tion. Indeed, there wore Protestmiraculous. Many Protestants be- ants, thousands o f them, who saw gan to question the miraculous re- in evolution not an obstacle to faith counted in tho Old Testament. Many in God, but an aid. In those days no rejected them. In their approach to one imagined that a fte r a.laps? o f the* N ew Testament, however, they 50 years theology would again take were less audacious. Still clinging to their belief that Jesus o f Nazareth Welsks B ld f. ENTREE Pomme a l a Culbert Fresh Shrimp Patties a l a K ing R O A ST S Fresh Killed Tom Turkey Chestnut Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Milk Fed Capon's Breast, Sliced Suckling Pork Ham Spiced Prime Ribs o f Beef, Choice Cuts VEGETABLES Giant Asparagus Tips Southern Yanis Potato W hip SALAD V irginia Salad DESSERT Home Made Plum Pudding with H ard and W in e Sauce Caramel Custard Hot Mince Pie Apple Pie Toasted Crackers and Cheese Tea M ilk Coffee BAKED (6 ORDER SEMINOLE CAFE A PO W ER TO B E RECKONED • W IT H IN EVER Y PHASE OF LIFE People sit up and take notice when a person with a good bank account has something to say. What you “ amount to” in the opinion of others equals the money that you are thought to jtossess. •V P e d p l m I U m n o r fiAMroBQ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, Aa SATURpAY, DECEMBER 22, 1923 PAGE SIX m Tales Related Afcout German Exchange BEN A. RUDOLPH TO^ " E n g l a n d RECONNECTED WITH BIG CONCERN Shakers S IR P A U I. V IN A G R A D O F F , Ox- G l V e U p C o m m u n i t y L l f e i ford University— The American students* hove more energy and an alert­ Ml* Thr I l l y Tin* t a a n r l a l n l I’ l f a a ) F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH n i t s r M E TH O D IST C H URCH . N E W YO R K , Dee. 21.— The sharp E N F IE L D , N. !L . Dec. 21— The Sunday School 9:30 n. nt. Every depredation in Berlin exchange to Music— Sunday, Dec. 23, 1923. live last members e f the local Com­ resident member o f the church and Include, Christmas March, Merkel. the point where one cent in American munity of Shakers, established here every member o f the Sunday School money w ill buy several billion Ger­ originally in 1782, w ill abandon the Hymn "Joy to the W orld." should bring others to the school to*1 O lfert.trj, Chorus: Sing. O man marks has given vise tn several A T L A N T A , Gn., Dec. 22.— The settlement this w inter and move over fanciful stories in Wall Street, and m orrow morning In Canterbury, where there is a si in­ Heavens—Simper. Aduir Realty & Trust Company of to m any'interesting mathematical cal­ H om in g evorsfctap and sermon 11 a. ilnr colony. Death has reduced the :t’ tmon. Atlanta announces the appointment l*roup from about 130 to these last m. The audience w ill have the privil­ Hymn, Mark the Hernld Angels culation:!. ege o f hearing Rev. l.ouis Untuning* Sing. i One o f the latest stories, credited to o f Pen A . Rudolph as genera! sales remaining live, who today are nbout an American consular officer in Bel­ manager o f the company’s mortgage to dose the burns and hvk the doors or. t . ■ Post hid?. Music features: "S w in g A ja r , Y n gium. relates how shortly after the bond department. for the last time. In 18Sfl the memEvening. Cutes o f Night.” — Wilson. — Mrs. .irm istue the Belgian government, in Prelude. Batiste Air. Rudolph, who fo r the Inst live berrhip o f the Enfield colony was an apparent clfort to acquire sufficiErnest Betts.. Ilym n. it Came Upon the .Midnight years has bam associated with the about the same as nt the beginning, |or»t marks to influence, if necessary, "O L ittle Town o f Bethlehem"— but f o r 37 m -.u s it has steadily Clear. ii. L. S illie r,ttampary. is well known j the German exchange situation, deHolton, Mrs. Henry Colclough and dwindled. Celibacy was obligatory. Ten-minute song service. ' elded to redeem nil the German cur^. throughout this section; having been The colonists raised garden produce, Mrs. Sehellc Mnines. •Quartet, The Birthday o f a King— ! i m y then i in fla tin g in Belgium. It connected with reset ul prominent seeds and n|ns and manufactured B. Y . P. U. Unions 0:30. Herndon. Mrs. is said to have expected to acquire southern banks prior to his w ot* with underwear, broom :, pails nnd wooden The Christmas music program will Ncidltage.*— Mrs. Spurting. -Mr. Thornton, Mr. Shinhol- six billion marks in this manner, but the G. I.. Milh r l era any. articles o f various kinds. In keepbe presented nt 7:30. the widvsM'f .u! di.taribt:ITymn, Angels from the Realms o f the favorable rate o f exchange offerTin or Tuesday evening 7:30 the Sunday . . , ing with the laws o f the sect, all ed induced onsiderablc speculation Don 01 A oa ir itr '■ r.r r. tgnge liomis, ■ wa,, on n communistic Schuol Christmas p ro g rim w ill jjJ, Gloi y. O lfi rtory. by Belgians who purchased marks in this comoony bus t. ■outrlit a vast r.nd th • men and women memgiven. Duet, While Shepherd's /Watched Germany ami sold them at a profit stream o f wealth from other sections Jbers |jyL>ti a?parnte lives o f stern disevening 7:30, prayer Wednesday Th eir Flocks— Farmer— Mrs. Hern- in their own country, so that several , inline awuiiing the "Second Coming meeting. more billions were actually acquired. The Christmas muaic program is din, Mr-<. Mcetinger. o f Christ." Sermon. These marks arc mid to have been ns follows: The colony had friction in the early Hymn, O l.itttle Town of Bethlc- stored in a large warehouse and a day.: with other residents o f the town. The Star o f Christmas Time.— Wildguard placed over tlum. necessitating The records show that in 1788 the legemcre, choir. hem. an nnnunl outlay o f to 80,000 isiuUire was npiicnled to for pome reX. Smart, The Birthday o f a King.— NoidlingPostludc— X. Belgian francs, besides rhe loss of in-* tnrdy ngaiuat rortnin alleged actions ci ,Edward Henderson. * A. H. STO N E , e f t!:e “ Shaking Qunkerc," but the obtcrest. So great lias been the depre­ The Star of Bethlehem.— Petrie, Organist and Director. jfetor:! were overruled and the colonMrs. A . M. Phillips, F. E. Gatchcl, Th e Wesley Brotherhood class o f ciation in marks that the Belgian ■t have put iti’d t!i**ir peaceful lives and A. M. Phillips. the Methodist Church will meet Sun- "treasure," which is said still to be e f piety with uninterrupted industry A Christmas Lullaby.— Wilson, Mrs. day at 9 :l’> in the classroom. Our under guard, is valued at less than $1 i util now. Robert Glenn. teacher will talk to us about a “ Small in American money at the present Violin obligato, Joseph Itcizenstcin. beginning and great ending." A ll men, rate o f exchange. Another story, which illustrates P'ant City— N ew re-icing station *0 Holy Night o f Memories.— .Mrs. especially visitors to the city are the extent o f depreciation, says that Vollie Williams, Mrs. Henry Col- cordially invited, under construction by Fruit Growers elough, Mrs. E. M. Carroll, F. E. R, T. TH R ASH ER , Class Secretary ■10 box ears would be needed to haul j llxpre i Co. $1 worth e f one mark notes at the Gatchcl und H. J. C l a u s e . -------------------------present rate of exchange. The Christmas Hernld— Coombs, F IR S T M E TH O D IST C H U R CH . Mrs. A . M. Phillips. Violin uldigutu, W . J. Carpenter, Pastor. COUGHING RELIEVED Joseph Re izen stein. The subject o f the Christmas serThe more you cough the more you Hail to the Lord's Annotated.— Wil- man on Sunday morning, w ill be-“ The strain your throat, lungs and system. liams, Mrs. A. M. Phillips ami Mrs. L ife Giving Light from the Manger. Raise the phi* ...... .. without Htrnin Henry Colclough. Th e evening service w ill he de­ nr puiu by taking Iwonunll'a Cough N ight of N igh ts.— Vandewater, voted to the idlest o f music, Christ­ I f l j r T l i r A **¥it'"?n i l ' l l P m * > * Syrup (Creosote d I. It is r nothing, Charles Henderson. B E R L IN . Dec. 22.—The question mas carols, popular singing, and healing, pleasant und effective. Best . Worship Christ, the New Dora sneeialiy chosen : elections by the o f dictatorship, nnd the p<q- Utility of thing for h.u'ldng roughs, deep seated King.— Ashford, choir. colds, brotn-hitl-*, croup, grippe nud chorus choir. some ilark horse bursting upon whooping cough. A most beneficial Miss Mildred Simmons, organist. The pastor will give a b rief sermon horizon and lending the country nut of and safe treatment for children nnd r.f the country into the south, a n j un tiie “ Meaning of Christ's Coming." its sore troubles, stems uppermost adults. Have yourself from colds, S C R A P IRON C L A S S TO The Kpwnrth Leagues will hold today in the mind of the average Ger­ has aided in rivin g greater impetus roughs nnd scrams trouble. Get a to its building program. bottle of Lcoiitird‘>*H Cough Syrup man. H A V E S P E C IA L PRO G RAM special services at 0:30 p. ni. (Creosoted) from our druggist today, N o other area o f equal size on AtTairs have gone so badly since On Tuesday morning at 0:30 The Scrap Iron Class has arrang­ eat th possesses the natural rr.-ntircej and bring quick relief. the Ruhr occupation that Germans o’clock, there will he a Christmas ed u special program for its meet­ that a ie to he found in the smith. ing Sunday morning at the Slilune [ ’arise service lasting lii minutes. All are universally seeking some unseen But the rapid development o f these Christians are invited to attend this force which can make the lift* of the Thcntre and a la rg e attendance is resources requires capital which must expected. The program is as follows: service, A little early is it not? By average man more endurable. There no menus. You will he surprised to is a yearning for a Julius Caesar or a he supplied from oilier section:! un­ Opening song by the class. Cromwell, or even a Mussolini. And til Urn south can accumulate an ade­ know who will be there. Prayer, Dr. Carpenter. The meeting will begin promptly there is a general distrust of polities quate surplus of her own. Trio, "Silent N ig h t, Holy N ight," The Adair Really {'.• Trust Com­ nor are present-day German politic­ .Mrs. Mettinger, Sirs. Morgan and on time. We shall look for you. pany is helping in no small degii!.* Aiks This Lady, "That I'm a Be* ians in much favor. It is not unusual Mrs, Herndon. tile rapid expansion now going on in to hear Germans express the wish REV. I.O IIS E N T ZM IN G E R AT Address, George A . DeCottes. liever in Cardin?”—Had tiie south. Allan-t over night unbe­ that they had an iron-listed man FIRST B A P T IS T CHURCH Solo, “ When Bethlehem Shepherds,” • Been So Weak She Had O f special interest to the entire a fter the style o f Poincare. Much as lievable changes are being wrought Miss Lillie* It nth Spencer. Upon the sky-line o f southern cities. Teaching of Lesson, Dr. Carpen­ Sunday School and to all who arc in­ he Is hated for his unswerving course to Go to Bed. buildings, hotels nod terested in any department o f church against Germany, there is great ad­ Hew office ter. apartment:! are niched to completion work is the announcement that Itev. miration among Germans for his Closing song by class. Louis Entzminger will he with the firmness. He typifies the old Iron to meet the ever increasing demand) Benediction, Mr. Spurling.First Baptist Sunday School tom or­ Chancellor. fo r business and livin g quarters. Osawatonfic, Kans.—Mrs. E. E. Keast, Milniie Theatre, 10:01) a. m. row, and will preach at the eleven This concern, the oldest real estate formerly of Illinois, residing here, says: Li ter winters nnd essayists are o'clock hour. Those who have watch­ hard at work but thev do not seem and m ortgage investment house in "We moved to this state eleven years H O L L Y CROSS CHURCH. ed closely the work o f Rev. Mr. to develop a lender whom they can the south has. within the lart few ago, and l had good health tor a long Entzminger believe that there is not sell to the German public, anxious years assumed an even greater iden­ while; and then some year or so ago I Arthur Searing Peck, Rector. Church services for the fourth a greater authority on Sunday School as it is to find a superman to cure tification with the growth r.nd pros­ had a bad sick spell. . . . Sunday in Advent, Dee. 23, w ill be: building and administration in the all o f Germany’s ills. perity o f ilu* r 'li'li than it has here-' "1 got so weal; I couldn’t ro. I couldn't 9:45 a. m., Sunday School in the world. Mr. Entzminger has recently iofore shared, through its vast real stand on my fed at all. 1 had to go to tilled extended engagements with the bed, I suffered a great deal. I was so High School building. estate and drvi lopim-nt netivitta 11:00 a. in., Muttina and Lit.my hi Jarvis Street Church. Toronto, f nnnThe natioi il advertising of thit nervous I ielt 1 couldn’t live. I tried dit, and with the Calvary Baptist the Milaiie Theatre. company, plus its tnnttamd partici­ medicines, and everything: had the best Church, New York. Church services fo r Chvi.itmas Day pation in the fostering of southern ot attention, yet 1 w asn’t able to get up, He wil be with the Sunday Mornw ill he: building, is do-uini’d to place it in the I lay (or three months, not able to do tag Club during the Sunday School anything. Ill* T h e Is s iii'ls lp il I’ r r s * ) 9:30, Morning prayer. foieftord o f American institutions oo hour, and will speak at tiic 11 o’clock My husband is a bill poster and has OREGON C IT Y . Ore., Dee. 10:00 a. m„ Choral Celebration at hour. . engaged in this modern and economic Dei p in the original channel of ttK‘ field o f coii.diuietivc financial activity. circulars distributed. One day there Milunc Theatre. chanced to be a Ladies Birthday Almanac Willamette river here was found re­ This year, the Hector is unable to Mr. Rudolph has been rclctced foi among his circulars. 1 read it, and told A L L SOULS CHURCH. cently a 'stone fi'sh," which has been send emt any cards of Christmas Die position o f genera', sales manager Sunday is the fourth and last Kun- added to a collection of relics it pre­ because o f his demonstrated illness some of tiie family to get me a bottle cl greeting, nr. usual, to hi parishioners historic life in the possession of O. fo r the work arta his many personal Cardui. . . . and friends. The curds were already day in Advent. “ 1 quit all other medicines and took il Sunday School nt 9 a. m. sharp. A. Hollingsworth. The shape was un­ and professional qualifications. here nnd were destroyed in the tire, (Cardui) faithfully, and two weeks from Low Mass at 10:30 a. nt. covered when excavation v.a ■ being nothing having been saved from! tiie time I began to take Cardui 1was out j Sermon: “ And he came into all made for an addition to n local paper either his office o r study. ?>!; >. R. L. Grinifin an l two daugh o( bed—better than for months. I that country preaching peimnco for mill. "1 kept it up and continued to improve tors, Em ily and It K.. will leave SntTiie stone, about It! inches long and CH R1STIAN S C IE N C E S E R V IC E |the remission o f sins." Luke iii. 1-tJ. f . to sitend the until I was a well woman. Benediction o f the Messed Sacra­ seven inches high, is roughly carved iii dav fill- Eliudale Church services fo r . Sunday, De holiday.-:. "D o you wonder that 1 am a believer ment after .Mass. in tiie shape o f a li-h, with mouth, comber 23, 1923. in Cardui? I certainly am. And l am Christmas Day, December 25. •yes, gills and fins. Hollcingswurth Church service, 11 :!■•) a. m. The T ir n u 's -school has become a sure there is no better tonic made foi i Midnight Muss, Christmas Eve. believes the stone, which hows signs Sunday Schuol, 10:00 a. m. women than Cardui.’ 1 N C -151 On Christmas Day at 9 a. m,, low o f being worn by watt r, was curried ; ! l t : C nccf* tailed .school. Woman's Club building, link A ve­ Mass. along the rivler in floods of bygone nue. The Public invited to nil church years from tiie upner Willamette, pos­ A ll are welcome. services. sibly from the ttgion of the mound builders near the present rib* of A l­ P R E S B Y T E R IA N C IIIT U T I. bany. Ore. In his opinoin, some early C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CHURCH. At the morning preaching service M e will be pleased to see you at f day savage with an arti.ific bant saw Sunday the choir will render selec­ our services Sunday as we shail have the atone by chance and. noting it • tions from Alfred .Italson's Cantata, interesting and worth while subjects general alia pc was that of a fish', “ Behold the King,” and the pastor , fo r your consideration. A t the morn- took his rough instruments and carv­ PAIGE BUILT will deliver n short Christmas mes­ I ing hour tin* pastor wil! speak on the ed in tin* eye.i, gills und tins. sage. At 7:30 p. m. the Christmas ouestion: “ Is World Peace n D ream ?" "W h ite Gift Service” will he held. •V night Mr. Buihiins will begin a This is the annual Christmas service series of movie pictures entitled “ The t'ut This Out— It is Worth Money o f the Sunday School and decorations N ew Minster” which gives promise Send I his ad anti ten cents to Foley o f the Church and the program car- 1o f being both interesting and instruc- k t'o., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, tied by the various departments of tivi The night message will he a the Sunday School ha- always made short address mi the general subject III., writing your name and address | this a beautiful and impressive serv­ o f "H ow to get the best out o f life ." clearly. You will re v iv e a tei) cent ice. ; This seiies o f 20-mimitc talks might bottle o f F O L E Y 'S H O N EY A N D Because of the preparations rec- to be of practical value to tin* young T A R CO M POU ND for cmmli.q colds essaty for the "W h ite Gift Service," men and women who nre about to en- and hoarseness, also free sample pack­ tin* Senior Christian Endeavor So­ I ter the activities of a busy life. A ciety will hold a 30 minute service cordial welcome awaits you nt any ages o f F O L E Y BILLS a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys anil KOI.EY only closing at 7 o'clock. lo r all of our : erviees. Ciiih and Balance C A T H A R T IC T A B L E T S for Con­ H m ilily Buy* thb Car stipation and Biliousness. These wonderful lemedies have helped mil­ lions o f people. T ry them!— Adv. . A T T H E M ILA N E . Wluit happens when the . nvnge* i l l . Tin * l« « iir ln li- il I're n o l CLAY AWAY THE YEARS and cultivated man lie down together? IM T H E R E S T . 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Organiee Strongly Against the Modernists LEADING FIGURES IN THE CHURCH “W A R ” " < -V J71B* '-*•. < * j? ■w-’ . :s s a R IM S fats begin to be ashamed o f Protest­ antism. I f the Fundamentalists an pel them to go< out end found ■ new Protestantism o f their own, they eay that the necessity w ill not be alto­ gether unwelcome. Modernists w ill then "complete the w ork o f th e Reformation” in peace. Christmas Trees fo r sale— 50c to $1.60. Brotherhood o f St. Andrew. Phone 350. The sir Is fu ll o f things. shouldn’t miss. Get a Radio, You For quick results use Herald Want Ads. They are read by nearly everybody. Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ Herald Want Ad will • * ! ( * • « eti pairing. Gall H. S. Pond, phone StS place of furniture. , or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. T H E P A IN T W E S X tL R E G U L A R meals served a t The Pheonlx, single meals, by the day or week. T r y them. Advertisement. Batteries The very beat Battery ia an EXIDE We re-charge and repair X afire of ApptlrntloB I nr Tax D rrl tnfirr Hrrllaa STS of iko (irnrral makes of Batteries All over Amcrlcn n great quarrel about beliefs is tenring Protestant­ ism in two. Am ong the Baptists, Dr. Strnlon attacks President Faunce. Among the Presbyterians, Dr. Ma­ cartney attacks Dr. H arry Emerson Fosdick. Among the Episcopalians, Bishop Manning attacks Dr. Grant. Among the Methodists, Bishop Stutz recently denied Dr. Buckner n pulpit. In nil the denominations there is an uprising o f old-fashioned orthodoxy against modernism, and already three organizations—the Interdenomina­ tional Fundamentals Association, the <P Baptist Bible Union o f N orth Am er­ BISIIOP WM. T. M A N N IN G ica and the followers o f Dr. Curtis BISHOP LA W R E N C E DR. L E IG H T O N PA R K S I,cc I-aws— are up in arms. Togeth­ Dr. Leighton Parks o f New Y ork City startled his Rartholomcw Episcopal Church congregation by er they represent the widespread, bel­ licose, passionately determined ngl- flouting the story o f the virgin birth o f Christ, saying he would welcome n trial for heresy. Bishop Lawrence tion known as tho Fundamentalist of Massachusetts is a leader of the "liberal” forces of the Episcopal Church, while Bishop Manning stands A. l>. 1323. Movement. I t emphasizes five be­ at the head of the conservatives. (S E A L ) K. A. DOtffJLABS . Clerk Circuit Court liefs: Be ml Hole County, Florida, 1. Belief in a miraculously Inspired l l y : A. M. W eeks. U. C. Bible, absolutely without error, and 11-21-12-1-8-15-22.29-01. or in a supernatural Jesus of Nazar­ damentalists, while its correspond-j was a supernatural person, they put authoritative throughout . aside their objection in liis case 2. Relief In a miraculously inspired eth, or in the duty o f a preacher to cnee courses enlist 2,QOft more and its I ami went on declaring that He had hide his convictions. He sees in the puhlising house distributes Funda­ Virgin Birth o f Jesus o f Nazareth. been miraculously born; that He had 3. Belief in a „ substitutionary Nnzarene neither a god nor a demi­ mentalist books by the million. Mcnnperformed miracles without number, atonement— the belief Robert G. In- god, hut a prophet, hero, martyr and while, the Milton Stuart Evangelistic und that in buddy form He had mirugrrsnll denied in his famous epigram, a matchless teacher, tho supreme re­ Fund, a kind o f religious Rockefeller “ If God killed Jesus Christ fur my ligions genius of nil time. Dr. Grant Foundation, finances the circulation eulously risen from the dead Unitarians, looking on, said: "These o f a work called “ Jesus la Coining," sins, He got tho wrong man.” speaks out fearlessly. people will all come around to our proclaiming the bodily return of I. llc iie f in the bodily resurrection As fearless, almost, is Dr. Knrl position..fur their own is untenable; of Jesus. Reiland, rector o f St. George’s Christ and now in its sixth hundred the same logic that rules out miracles 5. Relief in His second coming. Church. When recently the House o f thousand. in the Old Testament w ill rule out Fundamentalists Are Strong. Many Fundamentalists explicitly de­ Bishops pronounced the teaching o f miracles in the New Testament." The Sunday School Times, numer­ F or all cars clare, their belief in "the literal, visi, , . the Apostles’ Creed and the doctrine Reformed Jews, looking on, com­ hie, bodily, imminent return o f Jesus, o f tho Virgin Rirtli to he obligatory, ous denominational weeklies nnd the­ Trade your old tlrcn fo r new ones] Christ to this earth ns K in g.” The l)r. Reiland protests protested in his church ological schools, nil the tent evange­ mented in sim ilar terms. Catholics majority believe thnt His second com­ bullet in: "The resolution is a reac­ lists, all tho gosprl wagoners and n looking on, said: “ You w ill soon see ing, though Hurc to occur, w ill be tionary Fundamentalist aberration majority o f the older clergy are on what happened where believers have long delayed. nnd will stand ns a humiliating mon­ the Fundamentalist side. Modernism rejected the authority o f an infallible The other party, known as Liberals ument to Episcopal scholarship nnd n they nbhor. . They are strongly or­ Church and nsaumed the right to de­ or Modernists, assert: witness to the utter luck o f apprecia­ ganized. Their zenl knows no hounds. cide for themselves.” 105 Pnlmetto Avenue Old fashioned Protestants said: 1. That the Bible wns not miracu­ tion of the great advance of modern Convinced that they, and they only, lously inspired; thnt it is not free knowledge which these latter years arc Christians, they seek to expel "Reason will y e t blind them to the I ’huuu 181-J Modernist clergymen, depose Modern­ d e n ia l truths o f Christianity; they from error; that it contnins myth have brought.” and legend as well ns history; and Dr, Harry Emerson Fosdick still ist professors and drive all Modern­ will end by doubting the Virgin Birth, that, inasmuch ns portions o f it tench clings to a belief in the deity o f ists from the churches. the deity /of Christ, the substitu*militarism, polygam y, slnvery, witch­ Christ, hut abhors Fundamentalism. Concerning the righteousness o f their tionary atonement, the second coming craft and spiritualism, it is not au­ In fact, he abhors virtually the entire crusade they have no misgivings. Tho lirui the j,,fallibility of Scripture." Jl* jShicMz^ president o f ^ the ,Ju8t tlint has happened. Acceptthoritative throughout. theological system o f orthodox Pro­ jfaG , hnppc 2. Thnt Jesus Him self appears nev­ testantism nnd calls it "false ami Baptist Bible Union, declared in New unco of evolution was the entering er to have heard of His miraculous pernicious in practical result.” York tho other day: “ As surely as I wedge. Therefore, in their effort to Virgin Birth; thnt two o f His four Though n Baptist, lie is special know that the Bible was inspired of destroy Modernism, the Fundamental­ biographers seem never to hnve heard preacher at the F irst Presbyterian Gnd, I know that Modernism is in­ ists strike Biliously at evolution. They of it; that St. Paul ignores it, nnd Church, Fifth Avenue, where 1,(500 spired by Satan. Anti-Christ is in tho arc clamoring fo r nnti-evolutionnry that it is a belief no Christian need people throng to hear him. A profess- world, and wo cannot fraternize with legislation in several states; already We ennnot take their accept. ro at Union Theological Seminary nnd his exhorts. they have obtnined a law making it u 3. That belief in the "literal, vis­ nuthor of numerous books, he wields hands, we ennnot eat their bread. We crime tu teach evolution in Ukln-] believe thnt Modernists who receive ible,bodily, imminent return o f Jesus enormous no influence. honm. Whnt happened there canj Christ to this earth as K ing” rests President William II. P. Faunce o f s,,I'.irius fr! » » UnP»lst churches and happen anywhere. A t their conven­ upon Miriptural texts which set a Brown University, is likewise mod-|"odetieit while propagating their deTo ho sure, strut-live views are unworthy to asso- tion in New Y otk City, the Hoc. J. time lim it fo r His return, cicnrly ernto in his liberalism. Frank Norris announced: "W e prowith ordinary honest men. stating that it would occur early in ho has attacked the “ Fundamentals” ____ pose to c r y he war into every colMeanwhile, the ___________ Modernists seem the second century, A . D., at the la­ in n famous magazine article, and Thcy nre unorganized.! luge and every university nnd into test. when he arose to address the Baptist helpless, io lighting spirit spirit. Until every legislature. Wo intend to drive convention last summer, Dr. Strnton They have no Mr. Bryan in the Fight. There are strong leaders on both mounted a chair and loudly protested. of late, they have underestimated the this product o f German rationalism sides. Am ong the Fundamentalists Tumult followed, with cries o f enemy’s strength. It Is difficult for from all our schools.” Would Dominate Education. William Jennings Bryan is the most "Shame!" nnd "P u t him out!” nnd them to take the Fundamentalist In other words, the Fundamental­ conspicuous. He finds thnt "the more to match. But Dr. Faunce movement seriously. Many o f them twenty-fourth verse o f the first chap­ writes mo thnt he regards himself by look upon it as an at'ter-the-war hys­ ists purpose to tell the country at ter of Genesis contains more science lie means radical. His aim, as he de­ teria or ns a result o f the scare thnt large what instruction its young folk than nil that Darwin ever w rote"; clares, is to mediate between the swept over orthodox Protestnntlsm shall receive. Thnt they huve a thinks it "m ore important to know' Modernists on the on hand nnd the when the hoys in the camps showed right to seel: control o f denomina­ hut little ncquaintnnce with, nnd less tional schools und colleges, and to get the Rock o f A ges than tho ngos of Fundamentalists on the other. Perhaps the Mime m ight ho said o f interest in, the historic creeds of control of them when they can, few rocks,” nnd calls the Modernists in­ fields, agnostics, apostates, atheists Shallor Mathews, dean o f tho Divin­ Christendom, Give it time, they say, outsiders will deny. But when they go into politics and demand lnws reg­ ity School of the University of Chi- and. „tile uproar will die out. and enemies o f the Bible. A fte‘ rr a 3,000-mile By constant pamphleteering,' ArAL A.OflO-mile journey journey among ulating public education it is a d if­ Next in importance comes the Rev. cago. W. II. Riley, president o f the Interde­ he nnd his associates have tried to U,u fundamentalist* und a careful ferent matter. Outsiders, not sharing the Funda­ nominational Fundamentals Associa­ bring Fundamentalists to understand study o f their litertature, to say nothiism. They are patient and ^ ° r .the Fundamentalist triumphs I mentalists’ abhorrence o f evolution, tion, who tells us that “ thinking men Modernism have not given up Genesis,” and pro­ tactful . Moreover, they have sought ,WVL‘ 8 n?e Noted, 1 am unable to dis- fail to see why modern science should - cover any ground for believing that he suppressed to commend.............. Modernism to men o -f sci­ claims the bodily return f Christ. in tax-supported Anther eminent Fundamentalist is ence. As a result, numerous scient­ Fundamentalism will subside. I think schools nnd colleges. They fail to see it w ill grow. the Rev. J, Frank Norris. Ho has ists have openly proclaimed their why text-books in biology, geology, Darwinism Attacked. secured the expulsion o f Professor fuitli in Gnd. astronomy and chemistry should he Generally, the Modernists call funLegend or Truth? Rice from tho Southern Methodist rewritten to harmonize with ancient Meanwhile, a hriliant riliant layman, i T 0" lS S V " V c,voU ,?f iKnnran™ ” Jewish ideas o f the phyiscal world; University nnd o f scvernl evolution­ Tit,, rviitni-v nI,d concludes that a "movement so ists from Baylor University. A t the Glenn Frank, editor r„r M.wWi.ism' foolish must fail." It "lacks brilliant and if puhllc eduaction needs reform, for Modernism. recent Fundamentalist rally in New speaks out boldly leaders, they say, and its rank nnd they fail to see why Fundamentalists «ork, he likened Modernists to "w ol­ What the world needs, he argues, is file "lack brains.” But somehow the are the best qualified experts to direct ves in sheeps’ clothing,” "enemies "not the religion about Jesus, hut tho despised lenders have had the clever­ the reform. Like Dr. Grant, boring from within” nnd "agnostics religion of Jesus.” Fundamentalists are not bluster­ ness to trace Modernism to its source, poising us Christians as they uttack tie would strip away all the legends ing when they talk o f carrying the and somehow tho despised rani: and the essentials o f our faith.” N ot con­ nnd the dogmas invented by early file have the sagacity to support their war into every college nnd univer­ tent with that, ho likened them to Juwish-Christinns and by St. Paul and leaders in every effort to strike at sity and into every legislature, nnd his successors down to our own day, ‘Judas approaching the Lord with n ; o f driving out modern scientific inthat source— namely, at evolution. kiss on his lips and blood money in nnd force a return to the very ancient Fundnmcntnlixts see clearly that • ntruetlon from all uur schools. They his hands” and cried fervently, “ or I and at the same time very modern Modernism j» a product o f what they mean it. More than that, they are might liken them to lepers," adding, teachings o f the Nnzarene. From the outset. Modernists felt call Darwinism. When nature appear­ working at it. From sources known "these lepers o f the spirit, these leped to make sense and when order und unknown, they obtain large sums • rs ° f doubt, ever more dangerous than that this effort to lead Protestants seemed to prevail throughout the o f money fo r their crusade. Reverses the lepers o f old time; if they cannot away from Ht. Paul, away from first physical world, so that truth, wherev­ only spur them to renewed effort. century "legend-mongers," away lie cured, they, too, must he east out er obtained by scientific methods, was Unless they encounter organized op­ from theologians and back to the from amongst us." found to be reasonable, there grew up The Rev. w. A. (B illy ) Sunday, Nnzarene, must he gone about enu- a suspicion that truth itself must he position, they may succeed. Rev. A lbert C. Dieffenbach, editor perhaps the most interesting Funda­ tiously. It involves u revolution in reasonable and that unreasonable as­ mentalist, next to Mr. Bryan, tells me religious thought fa r more sweeping sertions must of necessity bo false as­ o f The Christian Register (Unitnthat evolution is “ hunk, junk ami than that brought about by the Re­ sertions. The suspicion, once arous­ riun), calls Fundamentalism “ n re­ poppy-cock.” O f modern Biblical formation. It involved a disregard o f ed, was destined in course o f time to ligious. Ku Klux." Like the Klnn, it scholarship he snys the same. Like time-honored creeds, a disrgnrd o f be­ become a conviction so deeply routed is a revivification of a movement long many other Fundamentalists, he be- liefs long since written into prayer that it would affect, in the minds of since supposedly dead and buried. In book and countless hymns, a disregard those who held it, every process o f their attack upon modem Biblical . levos in the bodily return o f Christ. scholarship the Fundamentalists arc Professor J. Gresham Machen of o f dogmas still held sacred by the thought. Princeton Thfologicnl Seminary (a rank nnd file o f Protestantism the Ere long it brought about a great repenting tho exploits o f orthodox rundunicntalist stronghold) declares country over. Rush measures would change in people’s minds regarding zealots o f 30 years ago, where Pro­ that “ if Catholicism is u perversion ho ruinous. the Bible. Advanced Protestants fessor Briggs, a Presbyterian o f Accordingly, the Modernists cloth­ readily accustomed themselves to re­ Union Theological Seminary, was of Christianity, Modernism is not Christianity at all” but “ another re -1ed their unorthodox ideas in orthodox garding the Biblical account o f the tried for heresy nnd found guilty. ligion, belonging to another group of verbiage, or trusted to letting tho creation ns poetry; without too seri­ Professor Briggs joined the Episco­ religions,” nnd “ so different from time-honored creeds die o f neglect. ous dismay they heard that there hud palians. Tho seminary proclaimed Christianity that i f the one is true Thus, they imagined that little by lit­ been two Isaiahs; that at least three itself undenominational. There tho the other must he false.” He asks the tle they would succeed in winning ac­ anonymous authors had collaborated thing ended. In those days no one Modernists to depart in peace, sur­ ceptance for what they looked upon upon the hooks o f Moses; that the imagined that after a lupsc o f 30 It never enter­ Gospel according to St.John wus the years the conflict would break out rendering churches, colleges and de­ as pure Christianity. nominational treasuries to the Funda­ ed their thought that suddenly, in our work o f an unknown, und thnt certain afresh. own day, orthodoxy would arise in its epistles supposed to have been writ mentalists. • F ifty years ago orthodox thcologDean Gray o f the Moody Bible In­ might and fight fo r its very life. The ten by St. Paul were not his in real-[inns fell * ;■ upon the evolutionists, a stitute thinks that it is the Funda­ extent o f the uprising amazes them. ity. 1number ‘ o f distinguished- professors mentalists who should depart in A competent observer reports thnt And the more they accustomed were sacrificed to their fury. Then peace. Many Fundamentalists agree the Fundamentalists control a quar­ themselves to giving reason n domi- came pence. Quito generally Protest­ with him. One of them tells me that ter o f tho Protestant ehurches in New . nant place in religious thought tho ants agreed that the first chapter o f 1; thpy fail 1° control next summer’s England, half the Protestant churchl !'/hP Middle amlThreV-ouar- ,moIie w *bingly they followed the new Genesis was not to be taken literally, Baptist convention they w ill with £ z _ m draw. This same Fundamentalist de­ ters of the Protestant churches in the !ead‘,rB. «hp, insisting that natural and until o f late they have lived on law reigned everywhere nnd hud al­ tolernble speaking terms with ovolu clares that “ there is going to bo ,a Far West. Tjjey themselves say. nineways reigned, were impatient o f the tinn. Indeed, there wore Protest­ new denomination; as fo r the existing tenths of the laity are with us,” Protestants be! them,. — who -----saw It is, perhaps, true. Mr Bryan, to- miraculous. . Many . . . , - , ants. - — thousands -------------—of--------ones, we mean to rip them up.” * ‘ ' preacher * day the most ■ influential on Ran to question the mtrnculous re-jin evolution not ati obstacle to faith Modernist View o f Christ. Among the Modernist leaders, the earth, has an enormous following. counted in the Old Testament. Many in God, but an aid. In those days no imagined that u fter u lapep o f nyiat daring- is Dr. Percy Ktickncy B illy Sunday’s every campaign wins rejected them. In their approach to one ....................... Grant, Episcopalian. He rejects or­ multitudes o f rccruits*for Fundamen­ the* N ew Testament, however, they 50 years theology would ugain take r^ _ thodox Protestantism completely, lie talism. The Moody Bible Institue has were less audacious. Still clinging to up arms against science. has no belief in u miraculous Bible, u thousand students, all uf them Fun- their belief that Jesus o f Nuzareth Now that it has happened, Modern* IT D O E S N O T CRACK , P E E L , N O R B L IS T E R . O R C H A L K OFF A F all Litre o f Kftborehre, VirmWrea ■ad Staiaa all SO LD O N L Y BY SANFORD P A IN T STORE SIMatro o f Ik* Stotr o f f'lorldn. Not Ire Is hereby g iv e n thnt O. n. Wolcott, purchaser o f T a x Certificate No. 412. tinted the 4th day ot June, .4. D.. 1317, has nteil said certificate In my nfflcu, and him mndu application for tax deed to issue In nernrdanee with low. Said certificate einhrnrea tlin fo llo w in g described property s i t ­ uated In Seminole county, Florida, tow it: lie g. 122.32 yds. W. o f H1J Cor. of N \ V ; o f SUV,, See. 10. Tw p. 21 H. It. I I K. Iluti N. 120 f.t. W . 4n ft.. S. 120 ft., K. 40 ft.— I Aere. The said land being assessed at the date o f the Issuance o f surh certific a te In the name o f Unknown. Alim T a x C ertificate No. 377. dated the Gth day o f June. A. I). 1321, has Hied said c e r tific a te In m y ufflce nnd bus made application fo r Inx deed to issue In nceordanre w it h Inw. Bald certificate embraces the f o llo w in g d e ­ scribed property situated In Hemlnole County. Florid a, to w lt:- Ileg. 7S yds. W. of BE. Cor. o f N W U o f B K li. Bee. to. Twp. 21 H. It. 31 K.. Itun N. I1G yds.. \V. 23.fi yds.. H. U S yds.. B. 21 yds. The suld laud b ein g assessed at ilie date of the Issuance o f such rcrtlflcntc In tbe name o f Unknown. Un­ less s.ild certific a te s shall be redeemed according to law tax deed w ill Issue thereon on tho 2nd day o f January, A. D. 1324. W IT N E S S ntv official signature un<l seal this tho 23rd day o f November. SUNPROOF R A Y BROTHERS Phono 548----------------- Sanford Wclaka Bldg. Phone 303 Christmas Dinner NOON TO EIGHT-THIRTY $ 1 . 5 0 ASSORTED NUTS Sanford Celery Oyster Cocktail Franciaae Relish OHves ■5a SOUP Gumbo of Young Turkey EN TREE Fresh Shrimp Patties a’la King Pomme a'la Culbert ROASTS Fresh Killed Tom Turkey Chestnut Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Milk Fed Capon’s Breast, Sliced Suckling Pork Ham Spiced Prime Ribs of Beef, Choice Cuts Skating A t Lake Mary Tonight B R A K E L IN IN G F A N BELTS Ve g e t a b l e s Giant Asparagus Tips Southern Yams F. P. R1NES Potato Whip SALA D Virginia Salad DESSERT Home Made Plum Pudding with Hard and Wino Sauce Caramel Custard Hot Mince Pie Apple Pie Toasted Crackers and Cheese Tea Milk Coffee HOME MADE Seminole Cafe PIES BAKED to ORDER SEMINOLE CAFE S E R V IC E ~ T ;T The Man Behind the Dollar ■j' A POW ER TO BE RECKONED W IT H IN E V E R Y PH ASE OF L IF E People sit up and take notice when a person with a good bank account has s°mething to say. I What you "amount to” in the opinion of others equals the money that you are thought to possess. A , Dr.' s ■. P e o p l e s 0 ^ a n k S *N ro»o o r CJa n f o r o f — fikioioA • >:> �eminoie TW ELVE M ONTHS G R O W ING SEASON W H E R E N A T U R E IS AT HER BEST Farm F ire Protection. C H R 1STM AS C E LE ItY FOR LO C AL celery th ey can g o farther and do S E N A T O R H E N R Y F . A S liU R S T , M A R K E TS. much worse than patronizing Bell Dallas County, Texas, hns made it Arizona— I f Unde Sam takes a hand Brothers o f Lake Monroe— the big­ possible for its rural districts to ob­ In the political affairs o f Europe, he By R. J. Holly. gest men in Florida— in stature nnd tain protection fro m the fire depart­ w ill g et his hands terribly mangled. Every man who makes two blades in accomplishments. ment in Dallas through the construc­ o f grass g ro w where one grew before I ex p ect to have some pictures of tion o f modern hnrd-surfacod higUso the Grisrified Page, his fellow men for doing something •he B eil farm and a real write up of wnys. A contract executed recently is more o r less of a public benefac­ •his new thing in c e h ry in the Florida’ between the Dallas city mmtasion tor and should have the plaudits of Trucker— the new magazine that wiil proand the county commissioners out o f the ordinary. Sanford prod­ he devoted to truck growing and the vidcs fo r tire protection to farm er* ucts fo r m any years had certain sea­ problems o f the Florida farmers. on all paved roads w ithin a radiua o f sons that were as immutable as th" 15 miles o f Dallas. When a farm laws o f the Medcs and the Perrian* Low prices are now ruling on prac­ house or bam along a paved road * mo but as seasons conie and go bringing tically a ll Florida products. The or­ catches fire all the farm er has to f their various brands of weather it ange crop has netted very little to do is to telephone the Dallas departbehooves the growers to look for new the grow ers nnd the recent shinments ment and it w ill respond nt *10 to 50 man crops and new grow ing seasons and of lettuce have hardly rrnid fo r the miles an hour w ith a chemical engine f**Un new strains nnd kinds of products freigh t and packing. The present or n steamer as occasion may w ar1,1 that will shift somewhat the glut of prices that we are receiving are not rant. Htnti markets that are bound to come from really unusual , because in > former Dallas county is one o f the first in M i. time to tim e. Florida is such a great years there have been periods of the country to make such nn arran ge­ state and has so-many wonderful pos­ these lo w prices, but we enjoyed low­ ment. Several fires have already sibilities that we should never sit idly er fre ig h t rates then and the cost of leven extinguished with small loss. A by and a llo w California or any other i rates and packing was not so high. general recitation in fire insurance pi The biggest problem facing the rates in the sm aller towns nnd farm ­ stnte in the union take our markets Florida grow er o f fruits and veget­ ing districts has been the result. The J;,1 and especially our local markets. ables Is n revision o f the freight service will be made more extensive i rates sa that the increased volume when the b'g road building p rogra m 1, .,p can be marketed a t a profit to the now under w ay in Dallas county is producer. finished. Farmers affected by the ar­ More Florida products can be sold rangement arc reported to be delighti f the rate structures are so made o | with the protection afforded. that cars con be diverted from one market to another on the through There is no denying that the quick­ rate. California enjoys blanket est way t<> have trained men nnd rates to different sections o f the women m anaging our farms and gracing our farm homca is to start with arid train the boys and g irls o f the country districts. that we can and will grow Christm as celery and instead o f depending upon other states for it Sanford will grow It and g ro w it of the finest quality.; The Dell Brothers of Lake Monroe are among the oldest and the most| progressive celery growers o f this section. They are on the Job early and late and they carry out the old adage o f the early bird getting the worm and believe me they are some husky lads and not exactly in the worm class. They have one o f the most complete plants for the growing nnd shipping of celery nnd other products in the state ami this season conceived the idea o f growing and washing nnd shipping Christmas celery to southern markets. They have brought out a brand o f celery that cannot be discounted anywhere nnd it is also a self blanching strain that looks mighty good before it is put under boards nt all or rather under paper as the new process of bleaching is now accomplished. They have tw o o f the finest patches of celery that 1 have ever seen and having put up a washing and strip­ ping plant of the very latest type. They are busy as bees putting up a fine paek o f early celery under the famous “ Dig Bell Brand’ 'that h known now and will continue to be known throughout the country. They wash the celery and put it up in _btijj*Uei wrapped irt-j)urt! white parch­ ment paper and packed in crates cov­ ered with tar paper and bound with wire— packages that will not be broken in handling by express— and they are by personal representatives in the field selling this Christmas celery all over Florida and other southern stnets and getting a fancy price fo r it. John Hell the ‘'bell wether’ 'o f the Hell Brothers ri the agent at Monroe and with ids well equipped office on the grounds and with a competent office force works day and night in looking a fter the orders. Charlie Hell is on the road and Tom Bell puts over the parking and shipping nnd the three make a real working trio— big in stature, big in heart and big in the accomplish­ ment o f big things. I was out there the other day with Editor Reese Combs of the Daily Herald and we were treated royally by the Dell Brothers ns everyone is who comes in contact with them and they showed us all over the fa cm and plants and gave us a sample o f celery hearts that they are nl«o specializing in for the special northern hotel trade and made u«t feel nt home. As usual it gives me pleasure to «av some­ thing about the innovations in grow*, ing and planting o f cu ps and this article is written with the idea of calling attention to the fact that Bell Brothers are doing something sit Lake Monroe, that they have real Christmas celery to hip and that if there are any merchants in this part of the state who want Christmas DR. FI. C. educator— In dren lies the nnd it is our to make that 5 H ■ corp oral loti sltnll he Fifteen Thous­ and D o lla r s <|13.000.00) to be divided Into o n e Hundred nnd F if t y Shares o f common stork nf the per value of One Hundred Dollars (1100.00) each. A ll or any part of the capital stock of the tut Id corporation. Including the stock subscribed for by the In c o rp o ra tin g subscribers, n a y be payable In property, labor or service nt a just valuation to he fixed by th« Hoard o f D irectors nt n meeting call­ ed f o r such purpose. Property, labor or serv ic e s may n l«o be purchased or paid f o r w it h capital stock at a Just va lu a tio n o f such property, labor nr services to he Used bv the Hoard <■* y rectors o f said company, at a meeting called f o r rucii purtiose. A R T l C L i : IV. Tl»e t e r m f r which said corporation shall ex is t shall be Onu Hundred (100) years. A R T I C L E V. T h e business of said corporation shall I,#* conducted I'V the foil,,wing o f fic e r s ; A President. A Vice-Presi­ dent, u Secretary, n treasurer and ji Hoard o f four Dire, tors. Th.* offic e o f S e c re ta ry and Treasurer may be held bv tlie t i m e perron. The num­ ber o f D irectors ma> be changed from time to tim e l>v the 1 y-laws. but at no tim e shall there be !.*■*. than three or more than seven Directors. T i i » 1*1roetnrw sh all he elected by the Ptoe.t- 5 hohlers nt enrh annual meeting. All other o f f i c e r s of tills rnr|ntrnth>n shall be elected 1>V the directors. The annual m e e tin g o f this corporation shell he In hi on the second MottdnV In January o f eaeh year. The Incorpora­ i i i i i tors nnd stockholders nnd directors shall m eet nt the o ffic e o f tills cor­ poration In Hanford. Florida, on the S R aising over 200 collies in four or five years hn; been one of the tasks of Miss Caroline F ritz at the Melrose Dairy, thereby disproving any theor­ ies that collies do not do w ell in the extrem e south. She has learned that puppise nre not a p t to stand the change o f cli­ mate w ell if shipped in from the north, but that grown dogs can be imported satisfactorily so that good breeding stock can lie secured for raising pups. here. Every year she imports a now ibig, National Prince of » being t’n«- rii e » t present. * Gipsy Girl, nicknamed “ Hoots,” it secerns is a great pet ns w ell ns n valuable dog far she is the daughter o f Ni.shna Marie, called “ Topsy” at home, who twice raised litters of 11 good pups each. “ Topsy” was, how­ ever, run over while exercising on the A 11apat tab road one day. Long-haired Dogs. Care o f tin* long-haired dogs in the South is a question often raised. Miss Fritz does not fa v o r clipping them, us she believes that the scratches and skin abrasions from sand spurs uml other cau -es lead to .skin diseases which prove worse tiian the discom­ fort caused by the long hair. Believed B oy’s Cough. Just received ca r o f High Grade Beef Pulp. 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M. f o r tlx* purpose o f niloptItut by-law s, c o m p le tin g the organlsatlon o f th e C orporatio n, t o appraise any p ro p erty offered f o r stork anil ta k e same %-er f o r a Just valuation flxnl, and transacting? any other busi­ ness which m ay eoni" hofnrs such meeting;. Until the o ffic e r s el-ctril at th«* first annual m e e tin g shall he oimtlfleil. the business nf this Cnrpnration shall tie conducted by the f o l l o w i n g o ffic e r s : \V. Lloyd . P resid en t: C. If. Lloyd. V le e P re s id e n t: S. M. I.Ioyd. Secretary snd Treasu rers W . Lloyd. C. II. Lloyd. S. M. L lo y d and L, A. Lloyd, Direc­ tors. A U T I C L K VI. Th* H ig h e s t A m ou nt o f Indebted­ ness t o which this corporatInn can at any tim e subject Itself shall be 130.O'lO.OO. A R T I C L E V I 1. T h e names mid residences of, the s u b scrib in g Incorporators o f said c o r ­ poration. t o g e th e r with the amount anil number o f s h a r is o f stuck subr r r lb e d f o r by each o f them are as fo llo w s : W . Lloyd, Sanford, F lo rid a . 10 shares. .. M onday Afternoon until W ed., M o rn in g * 5 U In order to Afford Employe* I he Opportunity to Shop fo r Christmas a h h u S O U T H E R N U T IL IT IE S C O M P A N Y It ■ Will Close 1t s O ffice At Noon Monday, December 21, and remain Closed U ntil Wednesday 2 Morning, December 2<> 2 A M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S TO O U R PATRONS u The truck crops of the Sanfortl section must yield a total of $4,1*10,000 be­ fore there is any profit or return to the grower. Of this amount $2,100,000 goes to tho Railroads for transportation and the balance represents labor, fertilizers, bleaching paper, crates and general farm expense. a n There is a serious responsibility on the market agencies in distributing and selling these crops. 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X Y ' f u r n is h e r s t o men w h o kno w X READ TH E ADS IN TH E HERALD AND Y O U WILL FIND ♦.* •j r t**» , 1 *■ The Gift Acceptable . •v ______ Set * - •V. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 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, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1923. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1923; <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/3f2ed10a575f0a80f8e9c647962dda0d.pdf f0f7ad5711b38f298a4740a70f6efa8f PDF Text Text V YOUR •d TUB Generally Fellr Friday and SetWrday, mild (emperatare Highest Temp, yesterday......... 80 Ijohh I Temp, last night ......58 n e w s p a p e r in t h e H e a rt of a n f u r t * l i e d W o r ld ’s G r e a t e s t V e g e ta b le S e c t i o n VOLUME V. MINISTER ,E BETWEEN REBEL AND FOREIGN DENIES SENDING OF ERAL CHIEFS MAY BRING PEACE NOTES BY , «► W ITH’ . CE OflNSIGHT I Pistol And Whiskey Cost This Man $110 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Says Government Knows Nothing of Document—Wants Matter To Be A rbitrated STORM-CENTER NUMBER 228 JEWELRY SHOP ON FOX CASE C 06T 0 JURY THURSDAY SANFORD AVENUE ROBBED THURSDAY TO BEGIN DELIBERATING FRIDAY —♦ Thieves Get Away With a Haul of $1,000 of Watches, Rings And Other Valuables Prisoners May Kick Out Says Sheriff [CAUTION IS TAKEN J1Y THE i COURT FO X I s T iUARDED Watches, jewelry and other valu­ (H r The A»«MM-ln(ril ables to the value of approximately; GRAND RAI’IDS, Mich., Dee. $1,000 were stolen from the jewelry ANNISTON, Ala., Dec. 21.—A .shop of A. J. Coulter on Sanford 21.—Sheriff W. L. Smith declared, Hundreds of Persons Crowd pistol reposing beneath his left i Avenue sometime Thursday night, it supporting a movement by the . r-irs of Wounded Soldiers urm, n quart fruit jnr half-filled !was announced Friday by the* sheriff s Citizens’ League, that u new coun­ ; Court room And Corridors To with whisky—the first half hav­ Both Sides Reach Hospitals ty jail is an immediate necessity. ; office. Hear Outcome ol The ing produced the effect commonly Though deploring the practice " i n Mexico City The thieves made their entrance to Famous Trial known as “drunk,” got \V. J. tlie shop by way of u reur window, of confining in the same cell both ! Moore, a Muscadine, Cleburne prisoners awaiting trial and those it is said, removing two of the window j Thr An'eelaleil l»re«i«» ( I l l ' I ' h r .1 n o o r In ( f i t l ' r r a * > county man, in trouble with the panes. The thieves ovidentally know convicted, the rdieriff asserted that ^ ffCRUZ, Dec. 21.—Impression ATLANTA, Dec. 21.—Hundreds of the lay of the ground because of the he sees no method of avoiding persons lent for several days that Huerta polire here Tuesday, the defendant were in the court room and fact that the safe in which the jew­ such conditions in the present Jail. In the corridors Sanchez rebels would compose being fined $110 and costs under of the coutt huildWASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The three chnrgcs in the police court. “ Almost any one who cares to elry was kept, was not forcibly opendifferences with the Obregonlsts He was sentenced on the triple state department’s charges of revolu­ kick a foot through the walls of ind Friday uwuting the verdict in eel but was opened by the combinaground Friday by newspaper, tlie case of Philip K. Fox, former charge of being drunk in n public tionary Soviet propaganda in the the building can escape,” he added. kina I lion. It was said by the sheriff's , that General Sanche* and editor, charged with murder of United States startled diplomatic cir­ place, cnrrylng n concealed wea­ office, however, that Coulter stateil tor Rafel Zubarnn Gapnian had i William S. Coburn, klan attorney. cles here, launched the new Senate that he wasn’t sure thut he locked to Espcranza to confer with pon and violation of the prohibition Tlie jury took the ca^e* Thursday upon its first debate over foreign a f­ the salt when Ire left the shop Thura-j I leaders In the states of Puebla inw. night but did not begin deliberating fairs, and resulted in a promise of ■lay night. Oaxaca relative to peace. Rev. Lee W. Heaton of Fort j until Friday. furthi r disclosures that will bring the t Esperanza conference It is Whoever the tlrieves were they hnd « » v r A I ) l \ n iC C AT Every caution is tuksn against Worth, Tex., now in New York whole problem of Russiu once more red may have been in progress a knowledge of the value of watches, V \ | \ V I IK J I f \ 1 j possible disorder. A heavy guard City, will be tried for heresy be­ i because of the fuct that some of the' h J f U . l l V I I * / . MIMRaKJ into review before the American pub­ . . that has been maintained through­ several days between leaders of lic. fore the House of Bishops. Oth­ opposing factions. watches that were of small value, were out the trial was increased. Fox is Assail Hughes’ Disclosure. left on u box in tlie rear of tlie shop er clergymen have rallied to Ida kept in mi outer room under n heavy it is said. Sncutors who repeatedly huvo u rg ­ Wounded Reach Capital. guard until the jury reports. support. ed formal recognition of the Soviet N ANTONIO, Dec. 21.—First Sheriff C. M. Hand was notified of -------it At Succumbs of wounded soldiers from the the robbery and he and his deputies W. W. Stapler, Sr., regime in Uusctu started the senate (ll» T h e . ( M i i r l u t r i l I 'r r v u t After a debate by assailing Secretary Hughes’ ].delds of San Marcos and Puebla made u complete survey of the situa-* Home of Ills Daughter J ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 21.—The reached the city of Mexico and disclosure of Soviet "instructions” for lion he said. No arrests have been Short Illness ease of Philip K. Fox. Ku Klux Klan been placed in mllitury hospitals made u:> yet in connection with this a movement designed to ruise the tied Germany Applies To United edilm, chargtd with the murder of treatment, according to advices case but Mr. Hand wait hopeful thut flag over the White House. Doth Stales For Financial Aid To William S. Coburn, u klnn attorney, •d here. The wounded men in-1 Senator Rnruh, Republican, Idaho, was given to tlie jury at 10:21 o’clock Stuvc off Starvation of ' both rebels and federnls who and Senator Norris, Republican, Ne-| Thursday night. afternoon at the home of his daughter, People abandond on the battlefields by hraskaf openly charged there was no Bicycle Stolen. Fox shot Coburn in the latter’s Stanford with whom he had been comrades when the rebels withproof of such activities, and although! Admiral Coandouriotis Assumes J. Hugh Tillis, who operates n mark-. ‘Mis. .A* ffijf,ng for a month. His body wns. office on the afternoon of Novem( H r T h r A u n r l n l n l I 'r c x x ) after brisk action. no general reply came fro adminis-: et on Sanford Avenue adjoining the } : hack to this city Thursday her 5. The sluyer was arrested as gbt PARIS, Dec. 21.—The repara­ '.ration quarters, Senator Lodge of: Regency of County—Oath Jewelry store uf Coulter, reported to night. ... jewelry . ' he (led from the office nnd immeK ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 21.— tion commission Friday morning Massachusetts, the Republican floor! the police Friday that a brand new, Stonier had not been in good dir.tcly placed in jail. The defense Twin By IMastLas rts fruin Mexico City received decided to offer to Charles G. leader, announced that a sweeping ......................i Dayton bicycle which be he owns, was . ‘ ..j ‘.■ ,|l0 foW years but contends Fox wuj insane at the time San Antmiiu Light indiente thut Dawes of the United States, the per while he inquiry intr* the entire* Russian ques-j stolen iron, h.a front porch \cf\ Santor„ several weeks of the killing. No statement was attle for possession of Puebla, presidency of tile committee (|!> The .V»»nelnlril I'rrxnl was eating breakfast. The wheel, lit ago f ir Tampa he seemed to be in made to tlie jury oy the defendant, lion would he undertaken by the for-j bel stronghold is in progress, which is to examine Germany’s cigit relations committee. ATHENS, Dec. 21.—Admiral Coun- raid, was valued at $55. fairly good health. He is said to have hi., counsel announcing he still was ral Villareal commanding ti,000 finances. douriotis lias assumed the regency Reserve Ammunition. suffered one or two sick spell.) while mentally unbalanced. is holding the city and is defend- 1 and on Wednesday afternoon immediately after jury returned, At the same time it was disclosed | Greece. it against the attacks by two, Ford Characterized As there PARIS, Dec. 21.—Germany’s died a Tor having been seriously ill couit recessed until D o’clock Friday Colonel Plastirns of the military that the state department had nddi lei, one under the commund of | application for authorization to morning. sident Obregon and the other' pledge its resources us a guaran­ tion&l ammunition in reserve for the directorate administered the oath to Reactionary By Hopkins for two or three days. Fox was taken from tlie court room the new regent at tl o’clock Thursday _____ Mr. Stapler with his wife came to expected battle over recognition. In mnndid by General Muzalan. tee for n good loan from the in the presence of the Holy , u, T!„. I'rn i) Sanford about two years ago und had under u strong guard. There was no United States, was referred by co-operation with the department of evening NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—Henry Ford been making hi* liojpe with his soil,; demonstration us he passed through e dainu and counter-cinims of the reparation commission Fri­ justice, Secretary Hughes has been Synod and members of the cabinet. It is possible that a republic may churucti rize.l as "a eactionnry Clark Stapler. Prior to his residence the spectators. oppoiing factions in Mcxicp, still day to the home government of collecting evidence that he believes will establish beyond doubt the direct be proclaimed in the next few iIhvs of the first water” for his assertion* here, hr had lived for many years in | Judge Howard announced that in e impossible any exact appraisal the various delegates. responsibility of Moscow for a well if the movement begun by General that he intends to support President Valdosta, (*u. Because of his, ill the event the jury reached a verdict the prevailing situation. Euch At the same time it was decided that the commission's committee defined movement to undermine the Pangalo*. military governor of Ath- Co inc-.ge in i, statement issued Thurs- h -d th It* laid *’ot been abel to on-1Thuizduy night he would not receive is claiming successes for its arms it until U o’clock Friday morning. government of the United States. ens and the extremist leader of the ,|^y |,y J. \ . Hopkins, chairman gage in active business. on guarantees should make a each is denying ns untrue ’tilts .Mr. Stapler was it member of tlu- In his instructions to the jury Judge thorough investigation as to the ial declarations of the other. Whether the house will take up the Republican party, continues to gain „f ihe committee of -IK. food situation in Germany/ (Kovd’o) nnnou.iceme.it comes Presbyterian OmiT-h und tbok a treat Howard paid particular attention to i an instance of these conflicting question through nn inquiry by its headway. Pangulos threatens week- • i the revolutionists assert they toreign affairs committee was not end munlfesttlons ugainst the Pron; , ».* n Isoon :,u«l wiil be n i.» tl.e :erl of interest in church work. Be-, the rules of law applying to the sanlforo he suffered from ill health, he ty, or insanity, of a defendant. He eat revolutionary government been victorious over the federal indicated, although a resolution was lections and Democrats Are Opposed by Col. t’lnstiras and Premier cs in the chief area of hostilities joferred to the committee upno its aWr<foh(UmaMiis that.li^y. and southeast of Mexico City und To Mellon’s T a x -P la n introduction Thiupdry.by^lLcgreaaaUi “ poWJV t » the republicans are in a position formally to ndtivc Britten, Fcpubllthn,'Illinois, call­ ing upon the secretary of state and he now claims leadership, e upon the capital, while from Klan puhrnment sources comes the state- Senator Simmons of North Carolina the attorney general for. data and the success in the recent e aday w a\ Serves Notice On Senate That t that not alone have the De La information in their possession on M. Papnnuntu.viios ,!cnd opposing Party Won't Stand For It. rta'troops been defeated hut are Soviet activities and propaganda in Dcmocrtic party, ia counselling mod­ delivered their s peer lien to g driven back toward Vera Crux, eration. He declares he does not want proclamation of Coolidge as sate, Mr. Stapler ia .•.urviail hy bis wife, c:uncl this country. jury that he murdered William which point they began their ndWASHINGTON, Dec. *21.—Notice The vehicle for the senate foreign the Republicans to assume power be­ ‘ sounds like political fundamental-* f»«r sons, two -laughters and a broth- the S. Coburn, a klan nttorivy, on Noe with Mexico City its chief ob- was served in the Senate Friday by will be a resolution by Senator Borah fore the meeting of the constituent Ism. Jr., und (.'lark Stapler of this city, vemlier 5. ive. Senator Simmons, of North Carolina, urging that President Coolidge ex­ assenibl”. which has been fixed for Mr. Hopkins declared that a con­ John Stapler who is in the U. S. Navy Pale and haggard Fox, who de­ that there will be Democratic opposi­ tend recognition to the Russian Sov­ early in January. Reports Radiy Delayed, siderable following which stood ready and Frank Stapler of Valdosta. His fense witnesses testified, is a par­ ere is practically no news rc- tion to what he characterized ns Sec­ iet government. In addition to the The press of the Liberals, led by to back Mr. Ford in the event eh had daughters nre: Airs. Stnforil of anoiac, displayed no int< ic. t when ing the situation in other pnrts retary Mellon’s "millionaire tnx" pro­ data gathered by the state anil jus­ Gen. Dnnglis, one of the Venizeliast “pledged himself to progerssive is­ Tampa and Mrs. May of Jacksonville. Assistant Solicitor GciutuI G. E. he republic than the zone between gram. At the same time he said the tice departments, the committee revolutionary generals, is urging the sues," now would be given to "some His brother Stephens said he wn.i not in ane but capital and the Gulf of Mexico, Democrats would support the sol­ doubtless will henr the testimony of Republicans to take charge of the candidate whoso progressivcism is a Mucon, Ga. is Dr. Maury Stapler of "a red liamlcd murderer, guilty of h reports as are creeping in across diers’ bonus. several senators who visited Russia government, now that the extrcmcists matter of proven record." one of tlie most heinous <i lines ever American border nre badly delay­ Mr. Simmons iA the ranking Dem­ during the recess of congress nnd will have succeeded in expelling the king, committed in tlie state of Georgia." Revolutionary advices reaching ocrat on the finance committee, which take whatever other measures ap- because no Liberal cab'net, not even Koretz Tried To Buy Fox also was nppaicut.y unmoved Rumania Turns Eagerly ales tell of the capture by the will handle both of these pieces of penr necessary to develop fully both Venzeios himself, desires the mili­ by the Btaetmcnt of Kobeit W. Allen The Yacht Spec jacks is of Puerta Mexico, southeast of iegislntoin. He declared the Demo­ sides of the nrgument. tary element at its elbow.forcing de­ To The Oil Possibilities of Dallas, Texas, a member of de­ a Cruz ,on the Gulf of Mexico crats on that Committee would vote cisions. Some of the Republican pa­ fense counsel that tlie defendant’s of Acapulco, on the Pacific in the to cut off taxes, “but not in the way ( l l » T h e \ H . i i c l n l r i l I ' r r . . ) pers openly attack Venizelos, declar­ Illy Tin* \»«»H.ylril I'lm jl case was "the moat reniarknhlo case of Guerrero. Both these towns Mr. Mellon ami the millionaires, and Rollins Alumni Will CLEVELAND, Dec. 21.— Leo Ro­ of insanity that bud been proven in a ing that his return is not desired, BUCHAREST. Dec. 21.—Oil is one reported several days pgo as the profiteers want to take them off.” Attend Meet January 3 while Admiral Hndjikirinkos, one of of the big factor’s factor's in Rumania's alleged absconding Chicago court of justice in the history Rumania s iclz, i ing fallen into the hands of the He declared specifically for reduc­ dominant position in the Balkans, nnd financier, endeavored to jiurehase the of the world." the five member.! of the Greek revo­ ....minant , lzt Huerta faction. . government’s .. decision . ... lutionary committee, reviles Veni- the tions in the rates of small incomes to develop steam yacht Kpcejnck from Albert "If you find Fox not guilty,” Mr. ill. The »««oelnleil V. Gowcn, it was revealed here Thurs­ Allen continued, "I, myself, will tuko nnd for repeal of the so-called nuis­ HOLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER zelos, counselling him to remnin in the oil-fields with the aid «»f foreign day. (hint Fedcrals Defeated. capital will open up. it is hoped, big Paris. ance taxes. tlie slutul afterwards and testify in PARK. Dec. 2 lt—(Special)—Alumni •ALVESTON, Tex., Dec. 21.—De- Committee Consederatlon Proceeds. of Rollins College who are planning economic possibilities for the tuition. Koretz tried to purchase the yacht order to Imve him placed in one of Tlie same papers attack Premier t of Mexican federal forces under Economic necessity is now proving but gavic up the attempt when lie your institutions for the in ane. Thorn Senator Simmons was outlining! (o ntten<l the annual meeting of (bv1Gonatns for his moderate natitude Andrew Alniunznn after eight hisAsposition, of g re a te r concern to Rumania than could not meet G owcii’s prices a t are others who abo will aid.” the house ways and Florida Educntioual Association to bo towaril the king, ami call upon him r:i lighting at n point between political alliances nnd the practising cash• terms, Gowcn " said. committee proceeded with con­ belli in Palm Beach will assemble a t, to rtMign. Attarks ITokocutimi’a Charge. •bla and San Martin Texmolucan means of unsound theories, such ns maximum The yacht, famous ns the craft in sideration of the administration pro­ the Lake Park olltel in West Palm Attacking the prosecution’s *barge <i at Vera Cruz nt midnight Thurs- visions of the treasury’s tax bill un­ Iteach on the evening of Thursday | prices, export taxes and other rustric-1 which Gowcn and his bride rirtuni that l*ox planned enter CobtunN reported iti an official dispatch der a program calling for n tempor- January J. Reservations may lie made Johnson Will Have To tions at the expense of foreign capita I Imvj^ratcd the globe on their wed- office and r.liool tlu*toattorney ihiough employed in the development of the J at Vera Cruz at midnight Wed- nrj- shelving of the soldiers’ bonus through ii. E. Robinson of the Cham­ ding tour, was offered for sale lust the buck, the Texan decimal tlie fntt Petition Three Times country’s resources. t ilny night and received here ThursJuly, Gowcn estimated its value at house Republicans in party con­ ber of Commerce in West Palm Beach. tin* defendant enteral and ^hor Rumania today " by Adolofo Jimenez, rebel agent. until tumanln tot ay Inis lias title mu- to vast $050,000, hut wns willing to part that It is expected that a well known ference after thd holiday recess have Coburn \vbil<> others were present The llucrtistns captured three ma­ decided whether a bonus measure is speaker will be in attendance nnd as of rich oil-bonring ^ I with it for $100,000 less. ( I I , T h r A onu rliilrtl I 'r r x a l was Indicative of inraiiity. Fox, he re been leased^ so far only^in sni ii Specjacks later was taken to ne guns, nioro thnn .‘100 prisoners that o*hcr interesting features will PIERRE, s. D.. Dec. 21.—The state udded, could have returned luter and <1 picked up two hundred more to be reported. make this gathering of Rollins people * r * : Chil’nwrt. Mr. Cow.,, „M , K., found his victim alone. court Thursday decided that Experts ware called in to e xplain a notable one. Sexton Johnson, suuntil J and dead, the advices state, "Fox was insane,” lie inserted, is victory places the rebel forces the administrative changes juoposed *. *GVi'dent of the Orlando schools, a “and he is now neither accountable position to start a formal advance and were kept busy at a blaikUoarii ' ,ra,illato „f Kollins College, is trans­ to God nor to the law.” figuring out tin* effects of toe changes • ^ ^ Florida Educational AsMexico City, the message adds, Mrs. Fox, who bus been by her proposml. Republican nmicbers nahl lard fighting is in progress nt Apisocintion. husband’s side throughout tlie trial, o. an important railroad point substantial progress was mai.e, but was that. — tition, his delegates to the national years, provided, of course........ held his hand while prosecution a t­ ich is being menaced on all sides. the committee is not expected to com­ torneys ridiculed statements of de­ plete this phase of its work before Extra Georgia Assembly convention on another and the presi- foreign capitalists can lie induced toiagnin refused. come in nnd "carry the load." "1 consider myself extremely for- fense counsel that if the defendant denticl electors on a third. Congress reconvenes on January J. Confidentinl Agent. Session Costs $87,000 Great Britain, nnd more partial- tunnte in getting out of the deal, he were found not guilty, he would be SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Doc. 21— T h v n n A r o A r r P S t c d Oil Inrly France, if only for political con- said. sent to an asylum. tan Vizcarra, president of the Mex- Supreme Court Justices I n i c e A r t i \ r r t i s u . u U I I 8|j e,ratloni W0U|J like to extend their I deny that,” the assistant solicin chamber of deputies, who a week o declared himself in favor of the Pay Tribute To Cooper tra mission I-'i Huerta movement, Thursday essemiily, whie . ceived official notification of his ( l l y T h r . l u a r l a l n l l’rr»»> day. cost approximately pointment to the position of conTALLAHASSEE, Dec. 21.-T h e cording to estimate? ential agent for lie La Huerta supreme court joined with members treasury department, th headquarters here. He expects of the bar throughout the state - $2,500 less thnn the estimated cost bv the police Friday in connection Vetter And Wife Found Kincnnnon. sought in connection with open an office within the next few day in paying tribute to the memory of the session before it began. * ii r it* : ' the killing last Monday night of A. I with operations of a band which is >•«. of Charles M. Cooper who died seraral The per diom of senators and rep­ said to have printed counterfeit pay Guilty of Manslaughter L. ncrch, Marlow Hotel proprietor VISIT YOUR days ago in Miami. In addition to resentatives, at |7 each fr 38 days. ' ’ been ia_____ nnd Robert Journegnn, negro, surrend­ ATTIC : \ members! of the co u rt. Governor ered to local officials and was charged rominent Lawyer of all ( l lr T h f A i.iir ln ln l I'rc x a l Iinrdee and members of his cabinet with murder. Stowed nwny in many an at­ NEW YORK. Dec. 21—Ernest Vet­ are in the city also were pres­ surrender brought the number State Dies In Ocala who ter nnd his wife, Marie, Friday were of His tic und storeroom are pieces of ent at the services. J. E. Hartridge men in custody charged with murfound guilty of first degreo manof Jacksonville paid his lute colleague ed. in the aggregate, $4,490, out of were cusheik old furniture, baby carriage*, The HhmtiniC shooting at nt :Harlow Marlow slaughter for the killing of Alonzo J. «L’r to seven .fh« it**. «h*lit#**•! which they paid their clerical assist­ n glowing tribute. BRITON LEAVES HOME cheats, bed clothing, a miscel­ Storey, former suit.tr of Mrs. Vetter. Krow 011 , of ‘he presence of a '^ r o OCALA, Dec. 21.—William Hocker, ants. Tlie messengers, doorkeepers, The woman screamed and collapsed oppostlon to the town s years pld and one of the most promlany of urticies useless to you. pages and porters in the two houses ( U r T h e A w i f l n l f i l l'r u rn ) rat lawyers in this state died Fri- Growers And Shippers received $0,704, the .er.net . . . r o ^ . t S ” * " * There's someone who wants PLYMOTH, y morning. His death followed a It is the belief expressed by legisP l.t MODI, Eng., hug., Dec. uec* 21.—One '“ ; 7 " n Meeting In Orlando tutors jitst the things you don’t want. and others that u single en- of the ad consequences of he United nK period of illness. actment of the ascm bly-the Ennis States restricted immigration law la Mexiran Tewns Razed !D. t j t Attorncy AftCr Sort over the articles in tho at­ revenue bill—will more than reim- the rase of Stan ey Light, who with Of interest to growers a n d shippers revenue tic and sell tbc things you have By Earthquake, Report Ammuniti(m Smugglers throughout this section of Flora'1} '* Lurse the state for the cost of the his wife and child recently returned no use for through Herald Want from America. Light gave up his job the meeting to lie held Frdav ajtcr- |cgj8iaturc. (llr The Axxiirlulftl I'rrxil here, sold his home and with his fam­ Ads. 'noon nt Orlando nt the Angebllt Hotel I l l r Th r* AxxtM-InlPil r r r > » ) DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Dec. 21.—Ac­ ily went to New York to join Mrs. _ NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.—United To reach nil the peotdt* effec­ to a report received by Presi<•; Leviathan Is Aground Light’s parents. 1 His brother and cording If it appears on the want ad dent Durazo of’Agua Priota..the Mex- Stntes District Attorney Burns antively—leave your Want AJ at pago of The Herald today, ( A S S ? ! S meeting'll On Reef In N. Y. Harbor the lotte.s’ family went along. ican towns of Gi amides, Hunsbns and nounced Friday be intended to effect Tho Herald office. Phone us to you will receive two free Opoto were razed by nn earthquake. the arrest of a "roup <*f Americana to bring about a'closer coopera ton «ml fo • it or phone It to the TV#* \ M o « i n l ^ i l about 9 o’clock Thursday wight. The nnd Mexicans who have been attempttickets to the performance at between shippers nnd growers and the NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—The Levla Want Ad Department. The Milane Theatre tonight. transportation service, ns a means oi than. You n a y be tho lucky one. netting greater returns to the xrow- Merc . |t >r iU. ii thiii UHONE 118 It IA is believed that -an 'large C...». I I Oi *••••* ' •* num. • 'bourg Read thoroughly the little 1 iher from Sanford will be N want nils. !nt this meeting which was schedu I ^ #1| nvnijui,|e tugs to begin at 2 o’clock. I t l v T h f ^ M i w liilf il I're x x l MOSCOW, Dec. 21.—Foreign Minis­ ter Tehitcherin issued a statement Friday denying thut the Russian soviet government had ever sent any documents to American workers’ party or hnd ever had any connection with it whatsoever. If such documents exist, the statement declares, they are forgeries, the authenticity of which Russia would like to submit to arbitration. AGED RESIDENT OF DAWES IS OFFERED POSITION AS HEAD OFFICIAL OF MEET ■DAUGHTER’S HOME REPUBLIC MAY BE SET UP IN GREECE Watch for Your Name MARKET REPORT /v A i �FOR CHRISTMAS la this Electrical Shop, you arc u r * t* W M a r tk iii aaitable for every pan* and parpaaa—and If yoa are wiae you’ll make your selection early «kUa oar atorii la complete onr stock of KENNEDY MODEL V, th e IDEAL RADIO RE­ CEIVER for thU climate, is very limited HAIR CURLERS SEWING MACHINE MOTORS VACUUM CLEANERS HEATERS IRONS We also have a nice line of Fountain Pens, Ink Penciln, Gillette Razor ■ etc. . '* SEE THIS WONDERFUL RADIO SET a t once and arrange for a free demonsratfon F. P. RINES M 1. 106 Palmetto Ave, Phone 4R1-J Foot of F irst Street a ia g m :ttrifcg=&~ FOR ALI. THE FAMILY ~] V[f tf | | Helen’s marks ADJUSTABLE LAM PS............ $2.00 to $5.00 BOUDOIR LA M PS...................$5.00 to$6.00 TABLE LAM PS................................. $8.75 to$15.00 HOT PLATES.....................................$2.00 to$10.00 PERCOLATORS.................................$9.00 to$19.50 PERCOLATOR SETS WITH TRAY SUGAR, AND CREAM ...... $25.00 to $29.00 HEATING PADS ............ :........$5.00 to $8.00 TOASTERS ..!.............................$1.95 to$8.00 ELECTRIC IR O N S........... :.....$5.00 to $7.50 TABLE STOVEVS................$11.50 to $12.50 HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS......................... $52.50 to $65.00 ELECTRIC FIXTURES.......... $1.75 to $45.00 CHRISTMAS TREE SETS.................... $3.50 FLASH LIGHTS..........................G5c to$4.00 Electrical J. M. GILLON SEE OUR WINDOWS The Snnford Electrical dealers have on display in our windows, hundreds of electrical appliances th at will lift the hardens of household drudgery and beautify the home Phone 113 THE DAILY MARKET QUOTA- about steady. Fin. TIONS. Big Boston $1.25-11.6 CARLO! SHIPMENTS REPORTED Big Boston $3.60-31, FOR MONDAY, DEC. 17: Richmond, Va. Oranges: Fla. 8, Ala. 4, Cal. 00, Citrus Fruits: Prices nnd condi­ total 102. Unreportcd 15th, 2 boat tion unchanged from Saturday. 2. toUl 4. Total this yenr 15,080. Kansas City (Clear, 40 above). Grapefruit: Fla. 4, Cnl. 3, total 7. Okra: No C-l arrivals, too few Total this yeur 0,260. TOMATOES: I* Not reported. . ‘ Total 7 sales to establish market. Squash: Peppers: Eggplant: Beans: this year 0,269. No cnrlot arrivals, prices and condithis year 23,514, last year 20,522.>, total Lettuce: Ariz. 7, Cal. 61, tc ~ . 68. tions unchanged. Peas: No Floridus offered. Total this year 3,653, Inst 2,212. Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 1, Ariz. 2!, Strawberries: No carlot arrivuls, Cal. 6, Colo. 1, Lu. 11, Minn. 2, Mont , supplies moderate, demand nnd move­ 1. N. J. 4, N. Y. 1. Tex. 1, Vo. 1, merit slow', market dull, few hales. Wash. 3, total 33. Unrcported 15th Fin .per qt. $1.50. Tomatoes: Cal. 1, 3 cars on trnck, Md. I boat N. Y. 1, Utah 1, Va. 4 total 7. ToUl this year 22,147. lustt including broken, prices nnd condijtiorui unchanged from yesterduy. Atlanta (Partly Cloudy, 44 above). Oranges: Supplies heavy, boxes $2.25-32.75, bulk $1.50 bu. good innuiry. Strawberries: No supplies. Grapefruit: Boxes $2.50, bulk $1.50 Beans: Express receipts light, de­ per. hu. Grapefruit: Boxes $2.50, bulk mand moderate, murket steady for good stock. Flo. bu. hprs. Pearl $3- $1.50 per bu. $4. fancy $3.50, fair 31.75-32. Peppers: $2.00-$3.5| crate. Beuns: 32.50-33 hpr. Cukes: Fla. 6, 1 unbroken car on track, express supplies cleaned up Eggplant: Crate 33. early, demand moderate, market Cukes: No sales today. steady for good stock. Fla. sq. bu. Squash: Best small yellow, crooked crates fancy, best $4.50-$5, fair $3-$l. neck, crates $2-$3.50. English Peas: : Express receipts Strawberries and English Pens: No light, supplies moderute, demand lim­ supplies. ited, movement light, market dull. Philadelphia (Cloudy, 36 above). Fla. bu. hprs. $2.50. Lettuce: Fla. R, Cal. 5, Arix. 3, 40 Peppers: Express receipts moder­ cars on track including broken, sup­ ate, demand limited, movement light, plies heavy especially Western, de­ market unsettled. Flu. crates fancy , mand slow,......... market weak. Cal. crates $2.25-$3. few $3.50, choice $ 1.75-32. i Iceberg $2.50-31 71, poorer low as $2. Squash: Express receipts light, do- A ---Ariz. r'~' Cal. crates $3-33.25. Wash. C-l mund limited, market dull. Flu. pep.le rute*_ Iceberg .. .poorer $1.75. Fla., Sanper cratts fancy, small $2-50-31, lurg; ford Section ! I 2 bu. hprs. Big Bos. sixes not wanted, no sales reported. ton $1.25-$1.50, poorer low ns 50c. Tomatoes: Flu. 1, l unbroken Romainc: In 1 1-2 bu. hprs. $1car on truck, exnress and boat receipts $1.25. light, demand good for good stock, Cukes: Fla. 1, movement active, market firm. Fla. 6s -supplies, demand turning, wrapped und ripe fancy $5- steady. Flu. 7-8 I Will gladden more hearts this Christmas than ever before GIVE USEFUL GIFTS THIS CHRISTMAS Our store of Uxtures and appliances is complete. Visit us now and make your selection while our stock is complete, uu 112 Magnolia Avenue have improved wonderfully since we wired the house and filled the sockets in her room, with W estfnghouse Mazda Lamps*from - - U J .L U L IH I i .LluU J .nhn:inm ili Southern Utilities Co ket steady. Florida crates $2.23-32.50, chuice $1.50-31.75, red $1.25. Beuns: 'Fla. 1, no cars on track, supplies and demand moderate, mar­ ket is slightly weaker. Flu. crates and 7-8 bu. hprs. green, best $3, poorer $2.25-32.50. Express 7-8 bu. hprs. green S3-$3.50, poorer low ns 31.25. on track, suppplies light, demand modEggplnnt: 2 mixed, 1 unbroken cur on tfuck, supplies light, demand mod­ erate. market steady. Fla. pepper erntes $3.50-31, express $3.25-33.75, highur. Peas: No C.-l nrrivals, supplies and demund moderate, market steady. Fin. bu. hprs. $3.25-$4. Cnl. lettuce crutea $8. Tomatoes: Cnl. 1. 6 cars on trnck including broken, offerings light, de­ mand slow, murket steady. Cal. boxes |ug turning wrapped $1. Fin. no sulcs. . Chicago (Clear, 46 above). Lettuce: Ariz. 3, Cal. 31, 30 cars on trnck, including broken, supplies era**, market Monday unchanged, liberal, demand and niovemeut mod­ erate, market Monday unchanged. Eggplant nnd Squash: No C-l lot arrivals, prices and conditions un­ changed. Cukes: 2 cars un track, about 200 boxes Arkansas express, supplies and demand moderate, market steady. Fla. sq. bu. erntes fancy $4-31.50. Peppers: No c-l arrivals, La. ex­ press receipts equal to 1 ca*- 6 cars «" track including broken. Prices nnd conditions unchanged. Tomatoes: Cal. 1, 2 cars on truck, supplies liirht, demand «nd movement •w, market steady. Fla. Cs repacked fsney 57.25-$8, um, repacked $5.50$6. Beans: Fla. 1, Fla. express receipts Demand and movement fair. Market slightly weaker. Floridu 1 1-2 bu. hampers Big Boston '1.50-S2.50, poor­ er $1. Cal. crates. Iceberg. 13.00-3.25. Florida 7-8 bushel huuipcrs, green mostly $2.50. SQUASH AND OKRA. No sulcs represented. CUKES: Florida bushel crates, fancy mostly $5, choice mostly $3.60. BEEPERS: Floridu crates fancy $2.50-*2.75, choice mostly $2. EGGPLANT. Floridu crates fancy $5, choice mostly $3.50. TOMATOES. Bahamas Cs turning Lettuce: Fin. 1, 7 cars on track in­ eluding rboken, 2 cars on truck unbroken, supplies liberal, demand moderate, market steady. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Boston 31.25-S1.50, crates mostly $1.50. Cal. crates Iceberg,33.- 113 Magnolia Phone 412 MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE English Peas: Fla. 1, supplies limited, demand moderate, murket steady, Fin. 7-8 hprs. exports $3-31, 5-peck hprs. $5-15-50, Calif, lettuce crates $7-38, mostly $7.50. Beans: Fin. 5, Fui. express receipts equivalent to 8 cars, supplies and de­ mand moderate, market steady. Fla. ,7-8 bu. hprs. green $2.50-$4. mostly 83-33.50, pocr low as *1.75. Wax, fe’.v salts, 81.50-34.50. . Boston. Fcplnnt: Crntcs $1-35.25, few sacsl extra fancy 35.50-$t>. St. Louis (Partly cloudy, 4.1 above). Peppers: Supplies liberal, demand moderate, movement slow, market dull, Kin. crate3 best $2.50, some brok­ en, small . Lettuce: Ariz. 2, Cal. .3, Fla. 1, 8 cars on track including broken, supgpltas liberal, demand moderate, mar­ ket good and steady. Ariz. and Cal. crates 3; and 4s Iceberg 13-33.50, mostly ?3.25: 4s and 6s $4.75, some poor $2-32.15, Fla. N. Y. crates Big Boston $2, 1 1-2 bu hprs. $2.15, enrlot sales Ariz. 3s, few $3. Cukes, Peas, Strawberries: No sup­ plies. Beans: Demand good, market steady, dark green stock, demand very light, movement drnggv. market dull, for nalo gTeen. Fla. durk green 7-8 bu. hprs. $3.50. pale $2-$2.50. Texas hu. hprs. $l -$1.25. Minneapolis. Strawberries: No Floridn arrivuls. English Peas: No Florida arrivals. Four metal boxes, connected to u stove pipe above one another, are in­ tended by their inventor Co utilize the usually wusted heat of the gases from a cooking stove. A horizontal propeller turned by the wind in flight above a Spanish inventor’s airplane helps to stabilize it in the air and lessens tho spuce needed for alighting. CHAPTER VIII. "Me and My Valet." “Jiggs,’ 'said Maggie to mu one day, “you must have a valet.” “A what-ct?" said I to Maggie. “A vulct,’ said she, “to see that you wear the right clothes and teuch you some manners, if possible." "I'd like to see him try it,’ I said. But it was no good. She got him. Francois wus his nume and he looked just like it sounds. "I will do for monsieur cveryzing!" he said to me. "I will sea that mon­ sieur wear the right clothes and I will put thum on monsieur the right way. I will dress monsieur every morning!" 1 usk you—could anything have been more awful? For a minute I was desperate. If Dinty and the boys should over hear of it, said I to my­ self, I could never look them straight in tho face again! But thero was Francois and he kept right on talking. “ Monsieur will find me always ob­ liging,’ he suid. “I am what you call in this country ze ‘perfect valet’!’’ He was in tne closet, hangin’ up me clothes, and it was just then me eyu lit on something on tho table—Mag­ gie’s new spring hat. It was a sec­ ond’s work to put it on a chair und slip a pillow over it. "Come here a minute, perfect’I’ I said. _ “Ah, monsieur wcesh scomzing!” he said to me. “ Yea, I want you to sit in this chuir und reud this book und tell me whr.t you think of it after you read it. Sit right down here!” Francois sat dawa, and I went down—to Maggie. • "Magie, duriin’ let’s go for a walk,” I begged. “Tla a fine day out and I would just love to walk with you!” She beumed. “ AH right, I’ll get my hat!” “ I’ll wait for you at the door,” 1 told her. I sat down, but I had not long to wait. Francois arrived lirst—out the window. He sturted runnin’ before he hit tho ground. Maggie nrrived next, out the dour. She hud two rollin' pins in her two hands, but sho was not lookin’ for mei »he was lookin’ for Francois. “The big brute 1" she cried. "Ho sat on my hut and ruined it." “Tho dirty foreigner!” I told her. "You can't trust ’em, Maggie, you cun’t trust 'em!’’ And that’s how I got rid of me valet. Copyright, 1922, International Feuture Service, Inc. (To be continued) FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Dec. 19.—Dr. Mary Bailey Sloan, ono of the few Florida young women who have been graduated from Florida SUtc to taku up the study of mejlkine, is onjoying a visit to her Alma Mater with her mother, Mrs. V. T. Sloan, assisUnt head matron at the college. Dr. Sloan was graduated from Florida State in 1918. She then en­ tered the Woman’s Medical School in Dr. Sloan has recently 'accepted “ position ns resident physician at a reform school for i;irls just outside of Augusta, Maine, and will leave her nost of duty after a holiday *t*>| with her mother at Tallahassee, slid Monticjllo. Other Florida State graduates who have chosen medicine ns a profession are Mary Frank Knott and JeanneUo Morris. Dr. Sloan declares that she lose her professional attitude upon r** turning to Florida State. She also adds that she realizes tnor*r i u ever that a doctor should be a tnri tian. Herald Want Ad will sell that old pieco of furniture. . - �PACT TWO TH E SANFO RD DAILY IK R A L D , FR ID A Y , DECEMBER 21, 1923 Sanford Daily Herald Enlarging Sanford’s Territory An expansion of Sanford’s trading territory will result imme­ In Groups o f Three diately upon the opening of th e Geneva-Titusville road, according Canadian Sunshine E n tirtd as Second C l i n Matter, Octo­ to those who have made a careful study of the situation. Three things to love—courage, gentleness and af­ ber 27. 1211, at th e Postoffice at San­ This will come as good news to merchants and business men ford. Florida, under act o f March 2. fection. of Seminole county. It is pointed out th a t the distance between 1127. Three things to fight for—honor, country and P. MKCSM COMBS —- _____ P re s id e n t this city and Titusville is only thirty-seven miles via Geneva and home. ROI.UI2D L. DBAS - Tire-Pres Meat th a t Seminole county has already provided a good road to within M. MOWAMD MEMO. Three things to think about—life, death and three miles of the river. One thousand dollars is now being raised l«t Phea eternity. 1ST Mi Aeraae by the people of this county to match a similar am ount raised'by Three things to delight in—frankness, freedom Brevard and Volusia counties. Tiiis money will be spent at once it n s c R i r n o x mates • O ne T e a r ___ IT.SO. Fix M o n th a 11.10 in making temporary repairs on the road so th at it may be opened and beauty. Del le e r e d In C ity by C a rrie r p e r w eek Three things to govern— temper, tongue and con­ to travel sometime within the next few weeks. * j 15c. W eekly E d itio n I I P e r T e a r duct. aPBCIAL SOTt CIS: A ll o b itu a ry The county commissioners are going to lose no time in doing Three things to hate—cruelty, arrogance and in­ n o tic e s, ca rd s o f tb a n k a. re s o lu tio n s Seminole’s share in this work. Convicts will be placed on the an d n o tic es of e n te r ta in m e n ts w h e re gratitude. c h a r s e s a re m ade, w ill be c h a rtie d fu r road at once. A toll will be charged a t the bridge and the money a t r e g u la r a d v e rtla ln a rate * . Three things to wish for—health, friends and a will be used in the up-keep of the road after it is finished. cheerful spirit. M E M B ER TU K A BSOt'IA TEU P H K M At a meeting of the committee held at the Chamber of Com­ T h e A ssociated P reas la e x c lu siv ely Three things to avoid— idleness, loquacity and e n tltle d tu th e u se fu r re p u b llc a tlo n uf merce Tuesday Archie Donaldson was authorized to direct the flippant jesting. ' a ll n e w s d isp a tc h e s c re d ite d to It o r n o t o th e rw is e c re d ite d In th is p ap e r work which will begin within the next three days. Mr. Donald­ Three things to admire—intellectual power, digni­ an d a ls o th e lo cal n ew s p u b lish ed son is donating his services and he expects to get the road ready ty and gracefulness. h e re in . A l r t l g h l s uf re -p u b lic a tio n uf s p e c ia l d isp a tc h e s h ere in a r e a lso r e ­ for tourist travel in a few weeks time. ■ se rv e d . It is understood that Volusia county docs not contemplate S hard-surfacing its portion of this road. Seminole and Brevard | FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1923 commissioners have already maue plans to finish hard-surfacing in these two counties and should Volusia still refuse to do her BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY share the state highway commission should take steps necessary Winter Golf in Florida WHEN GREAT THINGS SHALL to have this done. The Florida Magazine OCCUR:—Then ahall the lame man The possibilities for trade wuh the opening of this road a r e ______ __________ ___________ leap as a heart, nnd the tongue of the A frw years asrD( n3 t),e motorist tion, with the exception of the length dumb ahall sing; for in the wilderness tnormous. A t the present time the distance between Titusville shall waters break out, and streams In and Sanford vin New Smyrna Is eighty-four miles. Titusville; wended his way over miles of paved of your drives and the accuracy of the desert.—Isaiah 35:6. shoppers, who shop away from home either have to go to Jackson- ! roail in p]orjda during balmy winter your putts. Yotl will never be satis­ with them, and that’s why the ville or Fort Pierce. With the opening of this new road, they will lJny5i he W3S naturally interested to fied beginner or the seasoned golfer is Women are working overtime at come to Sanford. know the why ami wherefore of this always ready to go out and play an­ this season of the year getting stock­ ami energetic clearing activity other game. Business houses in Seminole county will get the dollars now’ everythat ings ready for the strain of Christ­ few miles on either side of the Florida’s multitude of golf courses going to Jacksonville and Fort Pierce. Tourists returning north mas Eve. road. offer an attraction to the northern ---------o—----lrom Miami and Palm Beach will have the opportunity to see ‘‘the The answer in moat cases was that business men that is hard to resist. the clearing was being done for the No man in the north who plays golf The best way for a merchant to world's greatest vegetable section” liy traveling the new road. prevent the depression in business The completion of the temporary road will convince the most purpose of planting an orange grove during the fall likes to give up the usually following Christmas is to in­ skeptical of it’s great value and Seminole county should leave or starting a truck farm. Today that game when winter sets in, so the ap­ wouldn’t be correct in every instance peal of Florida is ever present. When crease his advertising space. nothing undone th a t will lead to the early completion of a good as there would be a golf course un­ the ait* is full of snow and the ther­ -------- o-------der construction in about one out of mometer is near the zero point some­ When a man sends his most ex­ hard-surfaced road between this city and Titusville. The Days Before Christmas . I are busy ones—but don’t overlook the best Xmas Gift tm\ the family or friends. This banks Certificate of iw JJI for $25, $50, $100 or any amount you wish to giv^ It will earn 4 per cent Interest for the term you elect, encourage further saving. Attend to this today f First National Bank pensive gift to one who can afford to make no adequate return, he has the proper Christmas spirit. -------- o-------During a recent battle in Tabasco the rebels lost over two hundred men. Is it the Federals or the place that is making it so hot for them? -------- o-------If that road from here to New Symrna were in good condition, we could run over and take a swim in the morning and be back in time for work. -------- o-------The prosperity of city varies in­ versely with the number of “For Rent” signs visible. Look around the next time you drive through the city’s streets. , every ten cases. That may be put­ ting it a little strong but it is a gen­ uine surprise even to Florida people, who don’t have an opportunity to drive .about the state to any great extent, how numerous golf courses are becoming. Show us a town of a thousand population that hasn’t one and well wager that the finance com­ mittee is working on plans for the club house now. Under no consideration would we undertake to say how many golf courses there arc in Florida. There are literally hundreds of them in op­ eration, both public and private, and scores under construction. In a few years they will be as numerous as gasoline filling station and by that time we will probably have a caddies’ union to contend with. Of course, there is an excellent reason for a good golf course or two in every Florida town. Golf is a sport that the visitor doesn’t tire of. He may think that he has done a day’s work when he plays around eighteen holes a couple of times, and he has, but he will go right back again the next day just as eager to tee off from No. 1 as he was the day before. ■• ....... Many courses have professional in­ structors who can make fair players cut of raw material in a compara­ tively short time. A professional in­ structor, however, isn’t necessary to enable line to enjoy golf. The rules of the game are simple, so if there is no instructor available, ask an old player to take you around a few times and you will be competent to go it alone at least to your own satisfac- ------------- o-------------- Motorists Need Courtesy where above Mason and Dixon line, it is hard to believe that thousands of men and women are having the time of their lives driving the little white ball around over the green fair­ ways in Florida’s balmy sunshine. It doesn't seem reasonable but it is a fact nevertheless. That is just what takes place on every golf course in Florida all day long during every day of the week for the entire win­ ter season. Talk about a rejuvenator—there is nothing like it. Frail, worn speci­ mens of humanity come down from eighteenth floor confident somewhere in the north, lacking in strength, ap­ petite and ambition. Two weeks on the links every day ami they have regained all three in abundance. No longer will two modest meals satisfy. The visiting golfer must have three big meals daily—the kind that made the Middle Western harvest hand famous. The combination of exer­ cise, plenty of good food, fresh air and sunshine puts the red in his cheeks, the sparkle in his eye, the spring in his step and sends him back north again feeling fit to take on Jack Dempsey. ‘ -For the Plorid.%' citizen—man or woman—there is no better recreation than golf. It can be played during any time of the day, during spring, and fall months, and it isn’t a bad game for the early morning hours or late afternoon of the average sum­ mer days. If you don’t play golf, g et a set of clubs and try it. Be as­ sured you will 'thereafter play r.t every importunity. You can judge for yourself from this that you have been mu-sing something good A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President n- WH1TNER, Cask* Ignorance and ill-breeding never are so conspicuous as on the road anti automobilists see such evidence every day on highways of the country. With the increasing mileage of good roads and the ever-grow­ T he Tudcr Sedan is a gift radiator, broad cowl, sun ing number of motor vehicles, it has become more necessary than every member of the fam­ visor, and large windows ily will share. It adds to make it 3tylish in appear­ ever for motorists to put into daily practice the use of the Golden daily happiness. It will ance. Yet it 13 sold at the Rule. extend the joyous spirit of lowest price ever asked for Courtesy is one of the greatest words in the English lan­ Christmas to every day cf a Sedan—only $590 Lab. guage. When one motors along the highway he finds object Detroit. the year. lessons in its value as well as examples in its lack. This new Ford type ij cf The rich, permanent luster Charles R. Roth of the Pittsburg Automobile Club gives an an cxc"*'tionally pleasing of its finish, the quiet geo.1 excellent statem ent on the crying need of more courtesy on the design. W ide doors open­ taste of its upholstery, and road when he says: ing forward, folding right the ornamental treatment “Speeding, disregard for traffic regulations, disrespect front seat, and n roomy cf its lull-nickeled hard­ for the officers of the law who try to enforce them , failure to interior make it a conven­ ware, d l help to make it a stop at boulevards, are all forms of lack of courtesy. They ient car to use; its high car you arc proud to drive. are forerunners to accidents, too. Collisions, the knocking Tlit Car con bt obtained through (.’)••FcrJ li’csHf rurchtuTUa. down of a pedestrain—perhaps the death of a child may be the direct result of the motorist's failure to disregard the common courtesies of driving. EDWARD HIGGINS “Every motorist should realize th at his fellow motorist Authorized Ford Dealer has rights that, a».an automobile driver, he should respect; A particularly great menace to automobile driving is the widespread disregard for the headlight courtesies. Many accidents leading to injuries and death are caused nightly because automobile drivers wilfully permit th eir headlights K S C A R fy p p ; to burn in the eyes of approaching motorists. A little courtesy would prevent these accidents. Automobile drivers should try to place themselves in the of the other fellow. There wiil be more courtesy, there will be more regard for the rules of the road, fewer accidents, few­ er injuries, and a decrease in the death toll. The road hog is a menace to all drives, including himself. Bc::EEB[iBBBaBBEBJiS33*XESHEatJBR:iEXEiinBBBariBE*MrEy«* n Selfishness is his dominating idea. He thinks only of himself. He lolls along in the middle of the road, preventing motorists Florida Lands as Federal Reservations coming from behind making proper turns, and rudely ignorCompiled from Official Records by Agnew Welsh ing their attem pts at signaling to him with th eir horns. Nothing so mars the pleasure of a trip into the country than The following is a list of the prop- on north end reserved for lighthouse contact with a road-hog. Nothing adds so much pleasure to an erties in the state of Florida th a t are purposes; contains 378 acres; reouting than meeting with a motorist who shows evidence of th at ?w?eJ ^y the United Sates and the served from public <lomain Nuvember 17, 1882. fine courtesy that marks a gentleman and a friend. o b u in ^ from a report o P t ^ S e Fort De Soto, reserved at the same Give One For Christmas Henry Ford says he is satisfied with Coolidge as president and would not consider running against him. But th at doesn't reduce our suspicion any regarding this -Id party. -------- o-------Duval county has organized a John ..Martin Club. Why. not . organize a •Cats club not* tm j -means to elect Catts governor, but entirely to keep cats out of Florida. -------- o-------Orlando has voted a uflitics bond issue of $525,000. Sanford will go one better by voting an issue January 11 sufficient to provide municipal ownership of all utility plants. -------- o-------Hardee county has voted over­ whelmingly for an $850,000 bond issue for good roads. This will mean that work will be commenced a t once and that Hardee county will prosper. -------- o-------The New York Times believes that the Republican party will carry sev­ eral of the Southern states in the next presidential election should the Democrats nominate a “wet" candi­ date. -------- o-------advocate general, officially publish­ time as jlhe above item; located on When it becomes necessary for in a revised edition in 191G. and for Mullet Key, about 25 miles from guardians of the ed stores to remain' open during the a copy ui of which thanks uiu are uuc due to j LET ^ ,iUS MAKE i i t ourselves a i twatchers« and w ---- ~ vnm.il uiuiuta iu Tampa; contains ail of the key ex- * evenings to accommodate the rush Ol der ot the world. Let US pledge o u r s e lv e s to service. Let US Senator Fletcher. The total area ap- cept 271 acres transferred to the H of shoppers, it cannot be denied that treasury department for quarantine e V*e» the locality is a city and that busi­ jpurposes; contains 613 acres. ■ ness is prospering. Cedar Keys (Fort Howard) com-------- o-------j: Hurbank has crossed peaches with Our Christmas displays are complete. French Ivory Good.-, 'anilj plums. Maybe he could cross a street Casev, Dorian Compacts, Cut Class, Hand painted thina with heavy traffic.—Daytona Journal. That hardly seems possible, but h e! If you want HER to have <1* could perhaps cross fire-fiys with Lest—give her a IILLUU bees so they could work all night. WATCH -------- o-------Key West—Barracks: purchased which I exist, and for which I was brought into the world? Or, March 2. 1833, 22.79 acres; 11.79 _ It may be true civilized man can­ have I been made for this, to live in the bed-elothes, and keep Militia target practice ground, acres added December 11, 1833; cur- i! not do without cooks, but he’s going three separate) purchases aggregating tain lots on May I, 1835; about eight « myself w arm ?”—Marcus Aurelius, to have to struggle along without about 672 acres, six miles south of acres on June I. 1837. Cemetery— Doctor Frederick A. for at least Jacksonville; purchased in 1907-08. About one-third acre deeded February fourteen years.— Philadelphia North THE MAN WHO never makes mistakes never makes any_____ -St.- Augustine, _____ ___ Fort Marion, 18.09 25. 1897. American. th in g . Manv chips, broken in s tru m e n ts , c u ts an d b ru is e s belong acres- Old Spanish construction, Cas-1 Marteilo Tower No. 1 : 18 acres on -------- o-------to the history of anv b e a u tifu l s t a t u e A nnm -m m u ltIe uf s t - Mark* bt- un pmbably 1555 the southern Coast of Key West. It Ol JII} o e a u tu u i sta tu e .— Anonymous. !and completed 1756. Present name U the site of a tower, or fort, erected The skeleton of a collossal elephant Prices, too, are lower Can yo* j adopted January 7, 1825. Title ac- during the Civil War but title was which roamed this state in pre-Hisquired by treaty with Spain Febru-lnot acquired until March II, 1898. would believe possible for ' ut^ toric days has been discovered at BEAUTIFUL ary 22. 1819. [Tower No. 2: 15 acres, similarly situloveliness Melbourne. Some day they are going St. Augustine national cemetery; ated and aenuird by purchase on to discover a cotlossal donkey at RINGS area, 1.27 acres; formerly Post ceme- January 23, 1897. a New York Tribune GENTS’ WATCHES Tallahassee, and it won’t be pretery for St. Francis barracks; consti-f __Fort Taylor, southern extremity of ,® Our display uf Genuine Diamond HAMILTON. WALTHAM. Historic. tuted a national cemetery on Decern- Key West; area, 72.21 acres, acquired j} -------- o-------Are Americans becoming moref funds through these institutions, the ber 7, 1881. Rings as well as others is worth ELGIN at various times from October 15, n St. Francis Barracks, St. Angus- 1845 to July 16, 1898. ~ The controversy regarding the thrifty? In the flush times follow-!assets of which are more than three SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES seeing tine. 3.87 acres; reserved June 28, Flag Island, 2.75 acres at entrance** deification of Jesus and the physical ing the World War the answer w as| and a quarter billions of dollars. O PE N EV EN IN G S UNTIL CHRISTMAS 1832. to St. George’s Sound, Franklin coun- ■ resurrection is hurting the church Anastasia Island, St. A ugustine,!ty; reserved same date as above. * more than anything since the witch no.’’ Four years of ups and downs I Statistics from insurance com craft trials, it is not what Christ 'n prosperity seem to have brought panies tell a similar story of fore 700 acres; purchased September 4,! St. Andrews Sound, tributary to {j the Gulf, in Washington county; area, B was that is of such importance. I t 1with them another story of the habits' thought—there is a tremendous in 1893. Matanzas Inlet, a' small island 15 ; 1,503.84 acres, and of Hurricane ■ is what he did that makes life worth of the people in squandering or tak-j crease in the amount of life insurance miles south of St. Augustine; area Island, about 100 acres, three tracts -307 E. First Slr«* WEINBERG, Prop. living. <J_____ ing care of their money. sold to Americans. lunkown; request by war department reserved for military purposes on March 23, 1849. ic n w s B c a a jB is a a jiiK s s x s s H B a a B a a iia B |,ial>l>| The latest reports from the savings' The people of the United States i reservation on March 23, 1842 When you wake up Christmas hnnU. Moreno rum Pointi Reservation, at en. , |I■ ,...... ........... , is......» , *___ _________ . »»uijini»s iwu islands mmnus in the me .nmcnu inL* Matanzas river, two morning and don’t find the thing in banks of the country show total de- have not yet lived down the reputa- main charinel aggregating about two trance to Santa Roaa Sound, Washyour stocking you were looking for posits of over 17 billions, or 47 per tion for being the most prodigal in acres; executive order of June 10, ing ton county; approximately 5.958.20 and you blame it on the postman ami cent of the total deposits in all banks. the world of spending, but they are acres; executive order reservation . . . . , . , . then the next day you get a card , . . , \ irgima Key, lying between Norris February 9, 1842. President Pulleyn of the Emigrant in a fair way to do so. They are <av-.Cut am, Dea/fc u t, na(ie county; invishing you a Merry Christmas, re­ Pensacola Military Reservation; member it’s the spirit that counts. Industrial Savings Bank of New York ing part of the earnings, buying insur- eludes “that part of Virginia Key contains 259.39 acres, reserved from -------- o-------City recently said; “Our deposits are ance, investing in corporation stocks, unsurveyed, that lies in Sections 17 public domain August 21, 1897, for BBBBBBBBHBBaaaBBKaBBBIBi3SXklBSBBBIBBaaBXBaBa>BBSBaalf T* s - R- 42 E. Reserved ;naval defense of harbor. It is reported that fifteen thousand steadily increasing and are larger huildimr h.im« In nthpr urnrcU nn aru* Rhone 198 ---------------------------------------------------------- I*honc 49$ ? ’ ’ for military pm poses February 1 1 . Perdido Bay; 1094) acres west of i gars, property of the late Lord than ever before. People arc not bor- increasing number of people are for- 1897. Pensacola Bay, part of public domain ; Cayo Costa, at the entrance to (ceded by Spain, executive reservation ■ r iction in London. The cigars a re jro* ,nB °n pa!,abook3 promissory tifying themselves against the day ^ riotte Harbor, 1,170.24 acres; made February 9, 18-12. ■ * iid to b* of numerous and expensive t Hotes and are paying off their loans, when their earning power will de­ Charlotte deeded by the state on December 25, Fort Pickens; off south end of J brands. Journalism does have its That is a pretty fair indication of cline, they are spending more of their 1912. Santa Rosa county and extending \ m compensations. prosperity. money on things that last rather than Gasparilla Island, at the entrance across full width of said county; Fort * The annual report from the ten the stuff so as to increase the profits to n Charlotte Harbor, DeSoto county; Pickens, on Lthe western point, is one 1 1 t M—- — I# , , . Mb M n Mblb. M.bF,1 » A A Mbi: —n ■ ... — FIS 1 I f . W. . — Vb ' . . b—tk ITJ .Mb ... £S _ . ^ ? t I- W. Bloom, editor of the Starkill . « U rf, (S riJ S S T S S 1 Telegram, has announced his candi­ thou,bml « l nine Huildin, .„d 0 » „ j .h c , Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and BaffK02e dacy for the state senate. If he is Associations in the United States re- ers ers, but in doctoring are, therefore,:up the island; conditionally trans- jn battery at “ Fort Arriundo" for the elected and manages his senatorial 'veals a gain in membership of more becoming better citizens because they ferred to treasury department f u r 'defense of Pqnsacola Bay; acquired _ Transferred Anywhere Any Time are more indenendent and more m e-1Nsh^OIlze purpose* in 1902. 'by the U. S. under treaty of 1819; ■ . Storage nn ai “ r than a « nil,ion uiembeis, approximateaiasm with which he runs his paper, , P . . e I Fort Dade, near entrance to Tampa formal reservation made April 21, 2 Polk county should prosper. <,000,060 people are now saving ful members of their communities. bay, all of Egmont Key, less 15 acres <1838; area, 1,181 acres. u ■■■^■■■■■BBBBBBBBflBBnBBaBBaBBBBBaBBBBBaBBBBaBeS*3*^ Select Your Gift Now Only Three More Shopping Days Americans Learning' Thrift The Diamond Palace TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER . ^ ___ _L —. . . — - A. ’ ... ____ ___ .___ I j _;_ I �TH E SANFORD DAILY .D, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923 SOCIAL, ■CLUB AND CHURCH MRS. FRED PAIGEB Society Editor Residence Phono 217-W a c t iv it ie s . JUST THINK OF IT! T h u rsd ay —Art Exhibit at the Grammhr School fro m 3 to 5 o clock. T hursday —Duplicate Bridge Club „ 2 t with Mrs. A..P. Connelly a t C om fort Cottnge. Thursday—Soldo Harrison Chapter, F CluS byV eter School, with the In ­ dianapolis Eight Orchestra. 0 P. M. F rid a y - Art Exhibit ot the G a m ­ ma? School from 3 to C o dock. Saturday—Art Exhibit at the Gram­ mar School from 3 to 5 o clock. Saturday— Little Helen Wilson will entertain n number of her young friends a t her hornet on Sanford Heights at 3:30'p. m. Sunday—Tompkins-Lovejoy nuptials nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Forrest on Park Avenue. SANFORD ASSOCIATION OF BUS­ INESS W031EN LUNCHEON. * Thursday at 12:80 the Business Women'* Club mot a t the Lu-Beth Cafetria. This i3 .a very informal meeting, each mejnber coming in dur­ ing the luncheon ns near 12:80 ns it suits her convenience. ‘The luncheon is always served in the tea room ad­ dition to the cafeteria; Mlja Musson called "the meeting to order to decide whether the meetings would continue during the holidays. Miss Berner made the profound ob­ servation that since the women had to work on Thursdny, they might just Q3 well eat. It was then moved nnd carried that the club meet next by her pupils In the contest work. Tdrs. I. Chauncoy Meekins of Hill Hntdware Cnmpnny added much to ihc enjoyment of the noon hour by her witty remarks on bookkeeping. Miss Minnie Leo Alien another guest of the club told something of the work of the Federated Business nnd Profcsional Women's Club of which she v;as a member before coming to Sanford. The members nnd their guests nt this luncheon were, Mrs. R. C. Max­ well. Mrs. I. Chnuncey Meekins, Mrs. Inin Leonard! Misses Elizabeth Musseu. Agnes Berner, Minnie Lee Alien, Mel Whitner, Mary Zachary, and El­ len Mahoney. A VISION J slept and dreamed n dream of denthf ' Ies3 love; And angel bore a scroll of spot[ less white, Upon the page wns writ, in glory L message from the throne of heaven And here is the latest story they tell about Camel Myers, move aertess of the west coast. They say—got this—thut she hit nn oyster and found a pearl worth 1(1,200,000,000,000 German marks! Lucky girl. It is indeed gratifying to know that the Sanford boys and girls at­ Stetson are taking an active Mrs. A. II. Stone hns returned from tending part in the college life. Gulfport, Miss., where she has been Miss Iris Itrit who is working for spending several months. n Ph. U. degree is a member ot the M. & M. Club and is making an ac­ Miss Avis Stenatrom of Tampa will tive part in the Y. M. C. A. nrirve Friday afternoon to spend the Miss Erscl Little is working for Christmas holidays with her ulster, on A. B. degree and is making high Mrs. E. i>. Hockey. scholastic records. Miss Charlotte Smith is taking a business course leading to expert ac­ countant and it will be remembered graduation winter ns the guest of ,his son, Mr. that last Etjjpl&rship IWrdtcr S. Morgan. ,........ .......... .she, won ■uvuui, th uii „i i IRs®Anieri* --------medal, Miss Kitty Smith, the popular his-!\ can __ ___ Revolution cup and the Mobley tory teacher in tho High School leaves] medal, i iderctl one of the Friday for her home in South Caro- ‘ best students in the business college. lina to spend the holiduys. Elizabeth Garrison is a member of M, & M. Club and is taking nit acA congenial pnrty motoring to Or- port in the Y, W. C. A. Virginia DeCoursey is a member of Jando Thursray was Sirs. W. B. Zachary, Misses Cnrndto Barber, El- the Fiti Beta musical fraternity; be­ den Mahoney nnd Mr. R. F. Cooper. longs to the Glee Club, member of the M. £i M. Club nnd Y. W. C. A. Miss Leola King is the president Mr. nnd Mrs. Teeder of North Car­ olina were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. of the Student Government, member G. E. McKay, Thursday. Mr. Teeder of the Alpha Pi Delta Sorority, pres­ is principal of a high school in North ident of the* Y. W, C. A., and mem­ ber of the M. & M. Club. Carolina. Miss Luc'ile Newby is a member of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Bietcr announce the faculty, teaching academy math­ ________________ and science. She is a mem­ the birth] of n daughter on Thurs­ ematics ber of the Bela Phi Sorority and day, December 20. This little lnr3ic a member Pi the Phi Beta musical weighs 8 1-2 pounds and has been fraternity. ofMiss Newby is also a member of the Glee Club and active in the Y. W, A. .Mrs. George II. Rice, after n very Our boys are giving splendid ac­ pleasant visit of several weeks will, count of themselves, Mr. Meade Ba­ return Friday from Tangerine, to ker is taking C, F. degree and has spend thn holidays with her daugh­ been pledged to the Pi Kappa Phi ter, Mrs. A. R. Key. fraternity. Mr. Douglass King is treasurer of the freshman class nnd Miss Iris Britt, who is spending the also a pledge of the Pi Kappa Phi. holidays with her parents. Mr. mid Mr. Frederick Rincs is making Mrs. W. H. Brit*, ha? as her guest, good use of his musical talents and her cousin, Miss Francis Britt, of At- is a member of the Stetson band and orchestra am! is now making good In the Glee Ctuh. Mr. Joe Cameron is taking the bus­ iness course. Joda, as his friends all call him,and it would be hard to find a more popular man on the campus. Mr. Edward Henderson is nearly evotything there is. lie is president of the Freshman class, pledge of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, assistant business manager of the Stetson Glee Bristol. Virginia, is being warmly welcomed by the younger society set. Miss Zncharv is majoring in the col­ lege of music, cordial welcome. Mrs. Augusta Eigermann has re­ turned to Sanford to spend the hniidavs with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Usj^or. Mrs. Elverniano is a nniuh r memhc- of *h« fnculty of Cathed:u! School in Orlando. ! Mr. Byron Stephens returned (Thursday from Atlantn, where he has heon a student of Commercial Art In th<« Atlanta Academy of Art?. Mr. Stephens nfts"»3es unusual talent end unon romnletine his course in lAtlnnta will study in New York. I Dr. Cnrnlipn Soenoer Is visiting D*r. and Mr*. H. R. fhappe!! nt their jhnmn nn f>lerv A*’enue. en rout* to BnrkwmviUf*. . pr. Snoprer Is n leell'ir'.r of note, making Hetrior deco►itin*», hotter films and parlmmcnlir v lew her most popular subjects p-fore Woman’s rinhs. Th* holiday shonipr* from Rorron. ' Th*"—dav Mm. J. T) VennMv tf-— MiHrrvt KVprpjiv nnd WU„ Myr'<* H -vk of Wnimi po-i. MG? Ke*1"<v U n r*rnd'int<' of Mrs. Munsoq’n ’••hfvtl of MiisIp *a-vl |a now nntti?<* n " ?omtp oporn “The laive Stam p,” i Sorrento, the" Ghgi' Mrs.'’’DcForrest told the daughters of her views on certain I). A. It. matters and gave an inapiriag and helpful talk on the objects nnd aspirations of the society. The minutes wore read by the sec­ retary, Mrs. John Lconardi ami the treasurer's report given by Mrs. Frank Dutton. It was reported that the sum of $72 had been donated for the rebuilding of tho Kpfccopul Parish House. Delegates were elctced to the P. A. K, Conference a t Fort Pierce, Mrs. Frank Dutton and Mrs. H. H. Patti: Hall of Geneva delegates and Mrs. Forrest Lake and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter na alternates. The Ribaut Monument committee reported the sum of ?Il) raised for this work. The other members entitled to at­ tend the conference nre Mrs. A. M. DcForrest, regent; Mrs. W. F. Wat­ son who is the chairman of the Scholarship State committee and has been appointed by tho 3taet regent to serve on the elections committee; Mrs. B. J. Starling who has been greatly honored ns a member of the Ribaut Monument committee, and Mr9. John Leonard!, as a state offi­ cer. After thn meeting adjourned a most delightful social hour was enjoyed. Mis. Graham. 1>. A. R, from nn Illi­ nois chapter was a tea guest. The hostpsaex assisted by Mrs. It. A. Key and Miss Cathryn Wilkie nerved tea, sandwiches, fruit cuke and bon-bons. , Those enjoying this occasion were Mrs. A. M. DcForrest, Mrs. A. T. Rossiter, Mrs. Lucian Phillips, Mrs. It. E. Tolar, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. A. B. Key, Sirs. John Leonard!, Mrs. G. I. Loucka, Miss Cathryn Wilkie, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Frank Dutton. DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS AIDS CHILDREN'S HOME. Miss Mary Zachary is giving her second year class tho idea of service 83 well as making High School cred­ its. Each second year'class in domes­ tic science is required lo make a complete layette as their problem in Domestic Art, and this year the love­ ly idea of giving the completed lay­ ettes to the Childrens' Home Society was voted on by the girls. Friday the box is being packed and sent to the little waifs. Every garment is made as nicely and finished in laces and feather stitching as though they were going into~a prize contest. The articles include 10 little dress­ es; 10 little slips and the other arti­ cles and 10 dresses for children of two anil three years of age. A great deal of credit is due Miss Zachary for the nplcndid wofk her Domestic Art and Science classes are doing. % American girl in Paris hit it un­ lucky. Mail couldn’t steal her heart so he stole her jewels. Every government haa its good points. In Moscow, they arc putting all the gamblers in jail. London hints the. Prince of Wales’ taste in girls is not ho good. Girlr should use flavored lipsticks. FRILOAII CLUB. Mrs. Hawkins Connolly was the delightful hostess of the Friloah Club Wednesday. The living room was n mass of scarlet poinsettia nnd Christ­ mas holly gave n delightful green touch. The tallica were in the Christ­ mas colors with Santa Claus peeking out of a chimney on a world covered in snow. Never did the Frilonh have a more delightful and exciting game of bridge and when the scores were counted it was found thnt Mm. Percy Mcro hold high score and was award­ ed "a box of- linen hard made hand­ kerchiefs. The guest prize a vanity was given to Alias Mary Roan, the attractive house guest of Mrs. Connnclly frum North Carolina. Tho hostess curved stuffed tomato salad ou lettuce leaves with sand­ wiches nnd coffee. Those present were Mr?. Percy Mcro, Mrs. .lames Ridge, Mrs. Em­ mett Hunt, Frances Gonzalez, Mrs. Edward'Betts, Miss Helen Gonzalez, Mrs. Robert Hines and Miss Mary Roan. The many friends nnd school 'mates of Mario Stumper, who is attending Piedmont College, Demurest, Gu., will be interested to know that she will not spend the holidays nt home, but will be a guest of one of her school friends, Miss Pauline Weber, nt her home in Elbcrtoii, Ga. Miss Ellen Chappell of Jackson­ ville is the attractive guest of Miss Gladys Adorns for the week-end. Miss Chappell and Miss Adams arc room­ mates at Southern College nt Lake­ land. This year Miss Adams was elected president of the Senior class, n very unusual honor for a girl in a co-cdurational school. Daily Fashion Hint B. F. Whitner, Jr., will leave Friday in his car for Tampa wh<?«f he goes Mrs, J . L. Zornc, a t her pleasant to make more arrangements for home, fill Myrtle Avenue entertain­ Somionlc county's exhibit a t Madison Square Garden during February. ed the Royal Neighbors of America, She wns assisted by Mr3. Johrf StemThe rooms were licautlfully deco­ rated with poinsettias and Christ­ man colors. A pleasant social hour was enjoyed by nil present. GamoJ, n play end n contest in guessing kitchen utensils were among the amusements. In the contest Miss Ruby Harkey won first prize, a buf­ .fet . . set, __ The consolation prize, a guest towel, wns won by Mrs. John Hays. . Tempting refreshments were serv­ ed consisting of fruit salad, jello with apple snow cake and chocolate. p r e s e n t in g t h e c a p e q u es ­ t io n 117 Jtl! ‘J GOING TO TAMPA. ENTERTAINED KOYAL NEIGH BOBS. School Children’s N ight at the How Red Comb -w Is Made « Early Autumn has its first say in bats, then in W r a p s , and n word on both subjects La expressed here, with sup­ plementary remarks regarding a straigbtlinc frock of plain and figured roshannru erf-pe. Tlx- cape is trimmed with wide bauds of self-material, and is slashed to slip the arm through. The neck is gathered to a wide straight collar. I'oiret twill, fashnna, marvclla, velvet or broadcloth n.iv he used to develop the cape. Medium sire re­ quires 4?k yards SI-inch material, and i yards 40-inch crfpc for lining. Pictorial Review Cape No. 1744. Sizes, 34 to 46 indies bust. Price, 35c. Dress No. 1607. .Sizes, 31 to 43 inches bust. Price, 33c. .. ... Baby Slept A ll Night and Woke With a S m ile T h a t T eo th ln a, th o w o n d erfu l la x ­ a tiv e a n d sto m ach co rrectiv e, Is tho s a fe s t m c d ld n o fo r keep in g hahleS a n d ch ild ren h ealth y Is conclusively p roved by tho h u n d red s of le tte rs c o n s ta n tly b ein g received fro m h a p ­ py a n d g ra te fu l m o th e rs w ho hava g iv e n I t to th e ir llttlo ones. A m o n g o th ers p ra isin g U Is Mra, A. A. B a rr, llo u to J, C layton, Ala., Wb»-W*Hest "I beg an g iv in g T e e th " In a to m y -baby a t I m onths an d k o p t I t up a ll th ro u g h te e th in g tim e.' "H e m ig h t be c ry in g a n d f re ttin g a ll d ay , a n d a t bed tlm o I ’d glvn him a doso of T eeth ln a an d ho w ould sleep fine an d w ako up In tho mora> Ing w ith a smile.** T e e th ln a Is sold by all d ru g g ln ts, o r aen d 30c to th e M offett L a b o ra ­ to rie s, Colum bus, as., fo r a packago an d a fre e bo o k let ab o u t babies, Tiilil HUB ii i t — "J JL Seminole Feed Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED Phone 94 Elm Avenue anil Commercial Street Among the prominent visitors from Georgia are Mr. and Mrs. S. M. How­ ard of Barnesvillc, who are visiting their daughter, Mrs, Leslie Uryant at her home on Beardall Avenue, and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Duke, also of Bnrnesvillo. Mrs. Duke is the sister of Mrs. Bryan nnd will spend the holidays here as her guest. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. StockoiT of North Arlington, N. J.. nre visiting the parents of Mrs. StockoiT, Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Dorncr on Celery Ave­ nue, nnd will be in Florida for sev­ eral weeks. The trip was made in four days from Arlington to Sanford. The roads nre good and the trip was very pleasant, so Mr. StockofT said. Daily Fashion Hint HERALD Do you want domestic or business help, a better apart­ ment, a “good-as-new” car, some adornment for the home or for yoimself? Telephn your requirements to the classified section of The Herald. A bright cheery voice at the other end of the wire will respond:. “Your want ad will appear in tomorrow’s Herald. . FASHIONED OF GAY SILK Frocks for early Autumn are made in the gayest <>f printed silks in the very new ami effective Chinese red colorings. This tea-hour model is trimmed with a sash of plain satin crcpc in a soft, dark tone of red. rhe short sleeves, round neck and lashed front arc also faced with the satin crcpc. This dress may be made with a straight, gathered overskirt, scalloped at the lower edge, although tiic latter possibility of development, is not pictured. Medium size requires 3Ji yards 36-inch figured ami one yard of plain material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1711. Sizes, 34 to 42 inches bust, and 16 to 20 years. Price 45 cents. J ' And from among many people who will sec your mes­ sage you. will promptly get just the goods or services you arc seeking. ADVERTISE IN THE �TH E SANFORD DAILY ITERALD, FR ID A Y , DECEMBER 21, 1925 Coleman’s GIFT AND STATIONERY SHOP 207 Magnolia DUNDEE WINS, BUT New A rrival of Books Boxing Promoter Disregards St. Paul Boxer’s Claim To a Return Bout With Jack Dempsey. NEW YORK, Dec. 2 1 .-Jn ck Dempsey may have planned three big fights for next year—with Luis Firpo, H arry Wills and Tom Gibbons— but he will have to ,g e t some other promoter than Tex Rickard to stage the bout with the St. Paul boxer. The impressario I.- only interested in promoting bouts between the champion and Firpo and Wills. Tex believes that a bout between Demp­ sey and Gibbons would not draw in this p a rt of the country, despite the fact th a t the St. Paul wonder went the lim it with the champion in their Shelby set-to. He looks upon Gib­ bons as a light heavyweight and is anxious to match him against either Gene Tunncy, American champion, or Georges Cnrpenticr, the French fighter. Creates Furore. Rickard's decision has created n furore in fistic- circles. The impres­ sion gained ground that Gibbons, on his showing at Shelby, had n bet­ ter right to a match with the chnmpion than either Firpo or Wilis. Iiut visions of that million dollar gate last September is tho lure for a re­ turn match between the South Amer­ ican and the champion next spring, or as soon ns the weather permits the holding of the bout in an outdoor arena. Richnrd believes that the return engagement would outdruw the gate at last fall's encounter. After the Firpo encounter Richknrd plans to match the champion, pro­ vided he again defeats the Iatin fighter, with Harry Wills, and have the “race" question decided in the ring once and for nit. Including Series for boys, girls and grown-ups and— Isons' experience with the Florida!a gridmen, as captain of the squad next g year, Is n popular one with the stu-jg dent body of the state’s dynamic in*, J ctltution of learning, and the legion ■ You could not find a more suitable gift than Evcrsharp Pencils and 8 of feotbnll enthusiasts who have fol- * i Fountain Pens ^ lowed the activities of the- Gator 11 B * ii tho past season. * iiiM iiii» iM i» in m K i» iia K iiiiiiin iu iiiiu ] |l In *21, there is not n question but m what the Florida team was moulded = around Newton. Ho was an cxcop- n tional player, sharing the limelight with few of his teammates. His grid 1 play . the following season was rcmnrkabie, and gained him consider- _ able all-Southern mention—n gonl he attained this year. B Colorful Athletic Career. m _ “The Arkansns Flash” hns led a * colorful nthletie career at Florida. ■ He was the only athlete’ at the G ator;* r.bode of learning Inst year th a t|f| earned four major letters, the “F” |* being awarded the Camden productj j in football, basketball, baseball and, i track. Ills performances in each of * these sports stamped him as a won- B der athlete, and such he is. w Newton is one of the most talked J| of men in the southern sport world ,a teday. His play now for two Bensons Jj has attracted widespread attention. „ v. • STATIONERY In all the beautiful Tints $1.00 to $8.00 CORRESPONDENCE CARDS Plain ami with gold edge 60c to $2.00 PARISIAN IVORY GOODS In sets or separate pieces 50c to $50.00 MANICURE ROLLS $10.00 to $35.00 THERMOS BOTTLES ....$2,50 to $10.00 Swiss Tracks Are Now Ready For The Games (n r T he .( u n r ln lf il I 'r m a ) CHAMONIX, France, Dec. 20.— ___________ The skating rink, ski-jumps, curling 1 ring and bobsleigh chutes for tho win- ---ter Olympic Sports opened January Scott High of 25. nre now practicality fiuished. inK for n ,.nn;o The skating rink measures 227 eleven. They no metres in length and BO metres wide, title of the Uni The track of speed skating possesses n | )m:k ,,f hung) all the latest improvements in the way unim-Lhim- r * l i of drninngc, water squirting npparntus, electric lights, dressing rooms, etc. It measures 400 metres nrnuml Florida eleven and is ten metres wide, excepting a t challenged were, the turns where the width is increns- and Hillsborough cd to,2£ metres. two teams seem In the interior of the track’ d rink der why? of 70 metres by 00 is reserved for hockey. Figure skating and curling A panic hctwci rinks nre installed in enrh corner of Hillsborough, an the nrca outside the hockey rink prop- |;e ;l c.[assjc | er. There is accommodation for 10, j th« scholastic rei 000 spectators, 1be well represo The ski-jumps are situated on tho the Drcadnnught very slopes of Mont nianc, near tho ' _ little vilingc of Mont. The taking off track is 70 metres long to the actual jumping off place nnd tho landing I l^ r‘ * traclc measures 178 metres in which " the jumper can check-the momentum 1 ’ nuh, i reached in the jump. It is the opinion of experts that nil records for skijumping on the narrow gauge railroad Used in the building of the jumps, es­ caping from the workmen at the top Detroit Free I'ress says: "Honors of the trqck cleared 05 metres before Taid Grid Heroes." Heroes now days landing. get as many honors ns the World War veterans only they don't get a medal. College Professors To Form Athletic Teams WAKE FOREST, N. C.. Dec. 2D.— Phil Utley, assistant conch a t Wake Forest College, announces a plan for the reduction of avoirdupois among faculty members oT the Baptist in­ stitution, nnd n program which will not include reading freshmen themes, Greek dipthongs, the correcting of quizzes or examinations. Utley intends orngnizing a volley ball team among the professors at Wake Forest. "If we can arrange games with the faculties of State, Trinity nnd Caro­ lina," states the assistant conch. Mem­ bers of the faculty to whom Utley has broached the subject are enthusiastic over the prospects of getting their daily dozen without tho nccssnry ac­ companiment of winding the victroia. forms its- dirty as baseball and foot ball players. A Heating rumor has it that Manag­ er Huggins of the Yankees is now roaming the mighty pastures of the United States with the view of find­ ing some new material for his base­ ball club. Manager Huggins is now viewing some of the products of the ,bJtu:gras$ region, uanudy WnylanJ. Dean, a hurler ami Earl Combs, an out fielder, both now members of the Louisville club. JACK’S HERE! The leader of the Yankees evident­ ly has some curious designs on the 1021 pennant. He already possesses it fine corps ot pitchers and his out­ fielders were sensations in the last world series. Jnwn McGrow and his sidekick, ITughie Jennings are expected to ar­ rive in New York Friday. Of course these two follows emildp’t miss their r.haru of tho baseball piayers market. The laundry business would be a profitable* all-year-round proposition if basketball players got their unl- “Ark” Newton Is Elected To Guide Gators Next Year Michigan-Navy Gatne Is Called ofF Announced ANNAPOLIS, Md., Dec. 20.— There wil be no game between Michi­ gan and tin* Navy this coming season, it wm amio’.tneed by the Navy Ath­ letic A ;sncfat|un. The .proposed date October 13, was grounds that it was too close to the date of the Illinois game. Change in Schedule. During the banquet James L. White, athletic director, announced there will be a slight change in the 1024 sched­ ule. made public a few days ago. lit* -aid tho game with the University of Kentucky, tentatively scheduled to be played October 25 at Gainesville, had been called off and he is attempt­ ing to arrange a game with another conference team in its stead. Talks were made by President Murphree, Dr. A. L. Leake, of the facul­ ty, Athletic Director White, Dr. P. L. Roftd, chairman of the faculty com­ mittee, and Major J. A. Van Fleet, bead coach, and* a farewcl speech by the retiring captain, Robfqsoii. Jack the Giant Killer Demp­ sey arrived in New York the other day mid now the fight world is sitting up and taking notice once more. Photo shows him at bis first breakfast in the Dig Town—on this trip. ■ ■ ■ ■ a B B B a B x a iB N iia a x B a x B D a H n n a n B rc n n K B J i'iB tir .a a t o s s s E a B K X x n rn H B iin r 'x n n r n rn x n n r rR n s R a x n a n n n i'n g n s T a K a B i t B i a R B S i i i B B M B B M a i s s M o u H H i u s d X t f u ^ i i z i u j i i a i x u j i i i J i i i m i j x i i i i D s a a e K - u j a a j c i z L ’i i a a z i a a u a a s i D a t z K x c E K CHAMONIX, France, Dee. 21.— The skating rink, ski-jumps, curling rink and bobsleigh chutes for the winter Olympic Sports opening Jan• truiy 23, are now practical!)-' finished. The skating rink measures 227 metres in length and 00 metres wide. The track for speed skating possesses all the latest improvements in the way of drainage, water squirting ap­ paratus, electric lights, dressing rooms, etc. tl measures 100 metres around and is 10 metres wide, ex­ cepting at the tui ns where the width is increased to 25 metres. J In tho interior of the track n rink i of 70 metres by 20 is reserved for hockey. Figure skating and curling rinks are installed in each corner of the area outside the hockey rink proper. There is accommodation for 10,0(10 spectators. The ski-jumps are situated on the very slopes of Mont Blunc, near the j little village of Mont. The taking I off track i» 70 metres to the actual jumping off place and the landing track measures 178 metres in which the jumper can cheek the momentum reached in tho jump, it is the opin­ ion of experts that all records for ski-jumping will be broken here. A little truck on the narrow gauge rail­ road used in the building of the juntos, escaping from the workmen at the top of the track, cleared 05 metres before landing. Soviet Goods Show in Berlin. BERLIN, Dee. IP.—A permanent exhibition of Russian products has been opened n the rooms of the comm.-rciai mission of the Soviet Republic in this city. Exhibits are made of goods which buyers may obtain from stores in Germany or from Russia di­ rect. The display consists chielly of raw materials and popular handi­ work. T H E REX ALL STORE G ift suggestions f o r the Kodak Owner Kodak Self Timer ? i.2 J Kodak Carrying Cases £ *90 up Kodak Portrait Attachment $ .75 Kodak Auto-Mask Printing Frame $1.50 Kodak Auto-Focus Enlarger $35.00 Kodak Amateur Printer $10.00 Kodak Metal Tripods $2.75 Kodak Albums $ .25 up Kodakcry $ .60 a year Kodapod $1.75 Other pertinent suggestions at our Kodak Counter THE REXAL STORE �HERALD W ANT ADS A RE WILLING W ORKERS They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you WANT AD RATES TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned ads., will be received from patron* nnd. collector sent Immediately for payment. CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE— -ui MISCELLANEOUS FOIt SALE—Twenty ncros fronting. Ft?!E SALE—Sacrifice new Old-Town WANTED—Plain sewing, neat and on highwny; a number one celery', Canoe, fully equipped, including cheap. Avocado nnd Second Street. GIFT SUGGESTIONS vegetable land, 2 1-2 acres cleared laleeq sail, Box 1053., Decorated candles, party bags, Madam Harriet, and undor_fence. Six room house.* FOR SALE—fl ft. show case. 109 N. books, social stationery. Christmas Beauty Parlor. $3500.00. Terms. L. Allen._______ cards. Bring in 'your shopping list Sanford Ave. Phone 473 J. Over Mobtcy’s Drug Store | T i m e ---- ----------- 1 -------------- 1 0 * ■ " ■ * F or SAI. f I—Ten acre farm ' four ‘f t 1 1 * .advise you. Coleman’s! ...Me a line Parle Ave. Phone 2-15. FRESH country eggs 05 cts. Max­ , T lmm— .....- ..... ■• tie a lime Gift & Stationery Shop. miles out. Five under fence, good a T i m e * ............................ well House Coffee 39 cts. Plenty bee the Sanford Stove Works, G02 Ae a lln«r hammock, part cleared. Must be of dolls on bond. Quite a number of 20 T i m e * . . — .......— ........ F L O R D ) ( ) S T COMI'LETe “ Sanford avenue before buying stoves. sold quick for cash. This Is a bar­ big fat hens. Mrs. G. C. Cates. 1st St. Double rate for black face type. GIFT SHOD. Wo will save you money. We also re­ gain._ L. Allen. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ ______ _— —, FOR SALE—Airdale puppyT six The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., pair stoves of all kinds, grafnnalos FdR SALE—Bnrgain, five acres of months old. Playmate for children. sertions. Count six words to the nest to shopping on 5th Avc., New and guns. 191-tfc land, close in. Rox 117. j Call 571-J.______ line. Minimum charge of 30c for York city is the advantage of this WANTED—Assistance of any kind FOR rent—10 of'citSAUSAGE for sail*—ru snle^-Pure pork sau­ sauR SALE—Or r e n t— 10 acres or citior re porK first insertion. All advertising Is shop. Here you will find the latest can ’he secured by running a want And there's no more natural Christmas na land partly cleared, house wo^ ' , 3-6crestricted to proper classification. rus and also the most desirable novelties Present to give any family than one for ,cr Improvements. Address San- lt,ss lhrn .Satisfaction guarother In case of errov The Herald will suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ ad in The Herald. This class of ad­ Their Home. ford, 809 Magnolia Avc. I nntced. Mrs. Enoch Suwycr, Tifton, be responsible for only one incor­ quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ vertising costs very little nnd Is read rect insertion, the advertiser for able for everyone. Yes, wc have the by nearly everybody. If in need of FOR SALE—One lO.ncre lot three , j'; t;. . Inexpensive or Costly, it’s sure to find a office help, farm help, cooks, or in miles south of Sanford. E u r e k a SALE— A few thoroughbred all subsequent insertions. The Chinese game Mah Jong. permanent plate in their lives. Buff Orpington Cockerels from one fact any kind of help, just phone 148 Herald office Bhould be notified Hammock—celery Delta. Address of the best Poultry Farms in the and give your ad over the telephone. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Unusual Presents of this Lasting Sort immediately in case of error. Richard Stephenson, XL D., West South. Phone 425, or call at 115 When you are in Orlando visit the WANT EL)—To rent,'furnished house French Ave. are listed under “Christmas Gift Sug­ Lebanon, Inti. Violet Dell Florists. by responsible party. Small family. gestions” Columns in Today's Classified FOR SALE—A sixteen guage shot­ FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; gun in good condition. Cheap for Answer this nd by letter giving com­ GIFTS FOR THE HIG HOY Section. country property. Rritt Realty Co. cash. Sccil Darsey, W. First St. for prompt and efficient service. Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, plete description, price ngd locaton. Hopkins Shoe Shop FOR SALE—one of the best corner good and better shoes, hose, ties nnd Address Rox 101, care The Sanford Work Guaranteed. Herald. locnQnn sin Sanford, lt-ronm hortse, 309 E. First St. CHRISTMAS GIFT caps. D. L THRASHER. irnrr.ge with two rooms over it, for WANTED—Customers to snve Ford Permanent wave, oil steam process. SUGGESTIONS sale or will trade for varnnt lots or Reduced rates until Xmas. Marinelk Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 Beautiful line Christinas Cards, SHOES AND HOSIERY city property of nny description on Shop. Phone 193. purchase at Wight’s. . Suitable gifts arc hero for anyone seals and tags. Mobley’s Drug Store. right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. BABY ClfTCKS—S. C. Reds, Barret in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. 193-tfc. Hurt Sehutfner & Marx clothes, DOLL Ca RTS, wagons, wheel goods HOUSES FOR RENT AUTOMOBILES Rocks, White and Silver Wyan­ AND fur the children. MILLER & SON. dot tes, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C Christmas cards 5 to 10 cts. Hand- Knox Hats, Intcrvwovcn socks, Man­ INSURANCE REPAIRS Phono 9. Anet*nas. Heavy egg producing FOR KENT—Haseldens Place nt Sil­ painted mahogany nnd glass console hattan shirts, Thompson Ilro3. shoes, Insure your property fully. strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, and ver Lake. Attractive proposition. W a n TED sou MOTHER 9~T o buy i RENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak rets, mottoes, and hand.pnintcd ties nnd combination sets in Christ­ utility matings. Custom hatching. P. O. Box 105.1. Injure carefully—Insure Safely, CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR TIIEIR; and Second Sc. Phono 3. Write today for prices. Sunnyside Florida scenes. Special prices for mas boxes. we represent the best in insurance, WANTED to .re n t small furnished CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla, McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ P. A. MERO and carefully watch your inttreats. house from Januniy 1 to May 1, F oil SAt,E—Nice fat turkeys for HAULER oil Heaters. MILLER & must be well located nnd have two bed nolia Ave, Phone 305. A GIFT FOR TIIE FAMILY General ^\uto Repairing A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. rooms. State full particulars in re­ Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 391. Make this an electric Christmas. The whole family would enjoy n 100;_________________________ FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ ply or see Mr. Combs at Herald office. A complete supply of electric appli­ radio, buy at the Hof-Mnc Ilattcry Phone 9. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. (it ing lots located on paved street, FRESH supply of pepper, tomato ances, wnfflo irons, percolators, Co. nnd eggplant seeds. L Allen Sood When in need of tractor work, new FOR RENT—Furnished rooms equip­ Oakland Touring. worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will Co. Phone 248. _________ toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ Dodge Touring. ped for light housekeeping. Inquire nr old land, or harrowing, write Jones sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty GE N UIN E "Rough Lemon and sour Scripps-Booth Touring. nolia Ave. Phone -112. 200 French Avenue. HELP WANTED & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box Co. _______ _ ___ orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inchea Buiek (1 Touring. GfV K_ ELECT ft FcATT Gl ITS “ WANTED—By state organization, ex­ 2d. Phone 2111. FOR RENT—Two rooms for light high. per 1,000; also 3,000 1Hudson Touring. FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, yenr-old$30 housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th Armstrong table stoves, waffle perienced solicitors who are cap­ WANTED—Team work of all kinds, buds. Roy K. Fields, Sebas­ Dodge Roadster. nnd Elm Ave.___________________ located on one of the best corners tian, Fla. Ford Sedan. irons, heating pads, Hoover suction able of producing results. Prefer un­ also huge team for sale or trade. FOR RENT—Store room for rent, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, In Sanford, paving and side walks HARDY* Australian PIncs^tnmi™10 married men, of good nppearance. sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. Inquire Hanson’s Shoe Store. Commercial St. nnd i’nrk Ave. Ap­ Oakland Sales and Service: both sides- At bnrgAin. See Britt degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Would be necessary to travel through Make your gift a Photograph. Third St. and Oak Ave. Phono_l7. Realty Co. HOUSES—FOR SALE ply at the Pico Hotel. I Reach, West Palm Beach, Fla. rontrnl section of Florida making Sanford Photo Co. SALE—1923 E sh >x Conch, rea­ FOR SALE—A girl’s bicycle, in per­ LOST AND FOUND FOR house to house solicitation for reliable 1FOR SALE—House nnd lot close in sonable terms. Emmett Hunt, Oak­ FOR SALE—Five lots located on Over Mobley’s Drug Store. fect condition; inquire Mobley’s on Palmetto Ave. $2500.00, 1-2 cash, LOST—This morning, a Setter puppy house. If interested, address Ad­ balance terms. This is the bargain land Garage. Sanford Avc., opposit? Rose Court, Drug_Store. ________ about six months old. White body Make your son nnd daughter Hap­ vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, in the city and must be sold imme­ with small black spots. Head Hack HOUSES—FOR RENT each 5(lxt30. Two of them corner', FOR SALE — DcS»to paints and py on Xmas by giving them a Savings and furnish complete information as diately. L. Alicia_____________ lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. varnishes nt Sanford Novelty white markings. Finder please RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri­ account in the Seminole County Ilnnk. to your nbilRy, and the salary neces­ FOP. SALE—Six room house. A with notify Hill Lumber Company, San­ FOR Works, sole agents. 154-1fc vate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Call af­ FOR SALE—Orange grove. 23 ncros,] This strong institution takes pleas­ sary. bargain for cash. 313 E. 11th ford. ter 5.__ _____ ______________ 400 trees, location on lake, twenty I5UNCII GRAPES, tree blueberries Street. ure in encouraging thrift among the LOST—Your opportunity to secure WANTED—By small family, com-j FOR SALE—Attrraetivis modern frets tickets to the Milano Theatre, if FOR RENT—Two room furnished minutes from Sanford. A good liny [ nnd blnckbcrrics—nil varieties suityoung people, as they will he our housekeeping npnrtment. 719 Oak pentent cook. Call at Herald office binv’alow, at 1103 Onk Ave._ ut $0,500. Terms. Rritt Realty Co. able for homo and commercial plantleaders in the business and social for informtaion. you fail to read these want ads each Ave._______________ ' ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart world of the future. pOR SALE—5 acres celery farm, mg. in«- Largest _ nurseries, nf city. 'Apply-to owner. Box 1135. day. Two free tickets are .given away FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, also well rooted plants insure good early SEMINOLE COUNTY HANK. tiled, all equipment," good location stationary nnd marine engines, best FOR SALE OR RENT—Centrally lo­ daily lo the person whose name ap­ clusive residential section of Ml profits. For full Information and il­ House is of concrete construeon hard road, dose to town, n barpears on this page. Rend the want ami. references furnished. Call Bob Ishlc, cated 'dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep­ lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ 2012 Palmetto_ Avenue.___________ ing porch. Worth your inquiry and ads ..each day. tion and contains three bed rooms, gain, terms. Britt eRalty Co. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUH. ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. WANTED— Resident of Seminole consideration. A. P. Connelly & Si it a YED-TV/jiiu female pointer sleeping porch, complete tiled bath FOR SALE—At I.ekr Mary, nice up- well rendered nnd much enjoyed by County to write Health ami Acci­ dog. with brown spots. Please no- with shower, largo' living room, liv­ to-date garage. Fully equipped and Start the kids off right this year with ISS-tfe. dent insurance. Good income for Sons. tify D.^.l. Dykes, 2Jti Elm Ave. stocked. Only one garage there. See the large nudicncc. ing porch, dining room, kitchen and savings account. worker. Experience unnecessary. FOIt SALE—Five-room bungalow. _______ FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. FOUND—Opportunity to Luy u ahurt breakfast porch. Completely and at­ J. L. Jones. Write "State Agent,” 21 Rhode Ave., $.'.00.00 cash balance a3 rent. A. wave iu..g dlutanva Radio Receiv­ St. Augustine, Fla., giving refer­ tractively furnished. Gnruge with Cost $60 when new. Will sell cheap. FIRST NATIONAL HANK P. Connelly & Sons, 10S Magnolia ing Set '!:enn. Ask for demonstra­ ences. servant’s quarters. I-argo city lot Bulgarians Appreciate Inquire at Sanford Herald office. Ave. Phone 18. tion. Hof-Mac Battery Co, with cocoanut trees nnd other tropical j Teachers’ Fine Work FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs fov WANTED—Employment at once by | FUlt SALE—I louse and large lot in FOUND—A class pin, 1921. Owner foliage. Owner desires to rent to re-j carpenter. Most anything con­ Nothing will be as much appreciat­ setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Rose Court. $-1300.00. Terms. sidered. Paces I-ane, 3rd house from I il> Tin- A»iirlnlnl I'rm l can have same by appiyirg at the sponsible party for winter season. ed for Christmas as a Ford. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, San­ corner. LOVETCIL Bulgaria. Dec. 21.— Britt Realty Co. Herald office, identifying the pin und Address Box 112 care The Sanford Tnko advantage of the new(Ford [ WANTED—Job as maid or dish wash* 83-tfp The departure recently of two Amer­ ford. Phone 3303 FUR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ paying for this nd. Herald. ican wonvoi from this little town was Weekly Purchase Plan. i er. Inquire 123 Sanford Ave. Saing lots. All sections of Sanford. LOST—Pair gold rim spectacles, FOR unfurnished tar deension of u spontaneous recep­ FOR HALE—IMPORTED BOLLH, RENT—Three | luda Scott. EDWARD HIGGINS, tion seldom equalled here. The WO-| REASONABLE PRICE AT TIIE Britt Realty Co. double lens. Finder please leave rooms. 314 Elm Ave. Authorized Dealer. men. Miss Kate B. Blackburn o f WANTED—A man, woman or hust­ at Herald office. ling high school student, wishing FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on LOST—Between Piggly Wiggly store HIGH COST CAUSES FOREIGNERS' Jacksonville, III., nnd Miss Dorn OUTLET. Davis, have spent the greater part of Palmetto Avc., $-1200.00, terms. to earn more money. Be independent A GIFT THAT LASTS and Yowell’s, Thursday morning, TO QUIT GERMAN UNIVERSITIES their lives as teachers here and the FOR SALE—A bargain sewing ma­ and establish a business of your Britt Realty Cd. chine. Address Box 117, City. gold wrist watch with gold linked Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase own, selling Watkins Products, high­ III) The A«.iirlntril I'rpnnl entire town turned out to bid them bracelet. Finder please return to plan. Make your deposit at nny bank. est quality, in the city of Sanford ex­ FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun­ BERLIN, Dee. 21.—Foreign stu­ a regretful good-bye. Miss Black____________ _ galow, all improvements, located Herald office. clusively. Also openings in other EDWARD HIGGINS, dents are deserting German univer­ bom. who was principal of the Meth­ SEED POTATOES neat by cities. Either full or part on Palmetto Avenue, at a bargain. FOUND—A Berlington watch. Own­ sities because of the high cost of odist girls' school, has been teach­ Authorized Ford Dealer. time. Many selling aids. Write to­ See A. 11. Hamrick, I’iggly-Wiggly er please call nt Western Union for living in this country. Outsiders ing 32 years, and Miss Davis has a R. \V. D u c k w o rth .______________ must pay more than twice us much record of 23 years in the same in­ AUTOMOBILE GIFTS day. J. It, Watkins Co., Dept. 95, Spalding Rose Flour nnd for tuition fees ns Germans, but thu stitution. For the car are an Everlosting re­ Memphis, J T e n n . _______ _ Store. JITNEY BUS ORDINANCES Tlie mayor of Lovctch, in a fare­ Bliss Triumph in Bags or unusual advance in living costs has MIAMI. Dec. 21.—The city com­ minder of your thoughtfulness. Wo WANTED—Everybody to see to­ FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ well speech. said Miss Blackburn and Bushel Boxes. Good for table been the chief factor in reducing erty on First Street. Britt Realty mission has passed ordinances to re- the number of non-Germans in all Miss Davis will be gratefully remem­ have n complete line in Xma3 pack­ nights show at the Milane. Two use also. gutate operation of -jitney busses in tickets at the Herald office for Mrs. bered. by hundreds of Bulgarian ma­ Co_____________________ _______ the city. One of the requirements the universities of the republic. ages ready for the tree. Clifford Bell. ____________ trons, some of them the wives of Every thirtieth male German Be­ FOR SALE—At n bargain, 5 room will be a physical examination of all WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. nntionnl lenders, received their edu­ CHASE & CO. tween the ages of 19 and 23 is a bungalow with sleeping porch, on persons applying for permits. Li­ student in some university, und thu cation and insight into American 115 Magnolia Ave. I'llONR 536. DRESSMAKING censes will not be grunted to per­ Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First number of students in attendance ideals from the two.teachers. sons other than those in “sound health, The feeling of the community to­ BUILDING Plain and fancy dressmaking, al­ St. $3500.00, small payment down, oT an alert mind, good eyesight, hear­ at practically nil universities is in­ ward the work o f the American wo­ creasing in spite of the economic dis­ MATERIAL men, the mayor pointed out, was terations. Mrs. F. I.. Nixon, 301 W. balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. ing and all other faculties necessary tress. Kelsey—American Fiber Company shown lust year when, in thu minus of FOR SALE—Residence, would make t" the safe operation of a motor ve­ 5th St., phone 411. hicle, thoroughly familiar with the Carter Lumber Company Miss Blackburn, mi endowment fund l" erect $590,1)00 rug fiber plant with line boarding or rooming house. operation of his nutomobUe nnd hav­ Lumber and Ruilding Material. CHRISTMAS PLANS I of 20.0(H) leva was raised. Miss) capacity nf 300 yards daily. Park Ave. one block from First St. ing a clear knowledge of the laws , . **r* t, ,.I r „ Blackburn will be succeeded by Miss P. O. Box 304, Sunford, Fin. N. Laurel St. Phone 505. of the road and the street, proscribed LAKE ( I I Y, Bee. -1. Phi ns fo t, Edith Perry of the faculty of the AGENTS— Make and sell my carbon Miami—Pennsylvania Sugar Corbv the state and city, a knowledge Christmas being made for the ex-! d iv e rsity „f Oklahoma remover. A good, clean, legitimate Ociila—Fall shipments of vegeta­ of all ordinances relating to the opeu- sorvicts menare Every thing to build your home nt tho government hospi-j ____________ ___ j location developing vast tract ol land business; good profits. Charles Mc­ bles being made from Marion county tion of a motor vehicle upon the ,tul here. A big Oiristmas dinner will Phone 135. i.p ii\iir« for sugar cane coming season. Daniels, Box 001, Homestead, Fla. 111 II.DING PERM ITS ISSt 1,1) streets, the parking, routes pertain­ • bo served by toe government, and —all packing houses in full swing. Hill Lumber Co. ing to motor vehicles.” An ordinance word has been received that the Am-! A permit to build ai dwelling house Legion post nf Guinesville in] was i taut.1*! to A. LnfflrltlInn Monday Bagdad—Bagdad Land St Lumber Miracle Concrete Co., general ce­ Fort Ogden—Nocatec Ice anil Pow­ Fort Myers—Contract awurded by also has been designed to regulate trican planning to send gifts to the men,-by f lty Clerk l* R. Philips, I he Co. enlarging and installing machin­ reckless driving and accidents due to ment work, sidewalks, building blocks, er Co. completes extension of elec­ Fort Myers Steamship C. for con­ faulty mechanical condition of the consisting of candy, smokes and othert house i;< understood, will cost hi the ery nt local plant. irrigation boxes. J. K. Tcrwllieger, struction of new dock. good things. *neighborhood of $3,090. automobile operated. tric lines to this point. Prop. Home” and “Christmas Some­ how Seem To Go Together PHONE 148 -AGENTS' WANTED By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER a V __n__ nW " rn -i j- 4 E E ! I W ONDER . W H A T IL L ^aAT O lN T T W H A T WOODY \ e c o i r s T o CAVE. T O U R rvu*i>^u^> F E R C H R U bT M A V .* 6 IT M AC^IE H E lL L C r.C L /M N C Y V/OCOY N E ^ O llN - V\ TO O V E T O U R O LD L A O T F E R CHRlt>TMA*b? n o t h in FOR C H R lt)T M A b * | ’ M B B 33 M O T Hits'.' tY IR . HELLO. W HAT A R E T O O C O tN M A E. T O O R •CjE T T E R IHAL.F* F O R CH RrbTr-t/Vb 0 N U T H iN l By Jiggs rrri £ 3 READ ‘-‘My Life With Maggie” 1^=>C * \ Appearing Daily Elsewhere in this Newspaper IIEIIALD WANT ADS \ Will Make Money For Y'uu © 1333 L -__ _ f. - TV * . V* - - av in ert. F eature S e r v ic e , ine. rja n Put Them to Work �' ; - i Ii min i IIiii !' i aXt’ ' *v. ‘ ,v- -m■rf. j - ; /, ■ • T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, 1noiNTJS OP THE DUPPSL____ — I {give vote of 562 to 130, citizens of £vk}ndo Tuesday expressed themimlves In favor of the bond is.-.ue of 9U5JW0 to be-used in.paying tha in­ debtedness of the Orlando Utilities Commission, imd to provide a fund for miking expansins of the w ater and Uffet facilities in the city-limits. • The total vote cast was CDS. Of tbia number, ICO would have been thb necessary two-thirds majority. Ninety-six more votes were cast in fiVor of the issue than were needed to carry the election, and the epposing force lacked 103 votes of the ma­ jority needed to defeat the issue. ifiix votes were thrown out bn ac­ count of mutilations to the ballots. Officials who conducted the election were of thn opinion that four of the mutilated ballots were Intended for the issue. -'Under the terms of an agreement reached prior to the election, the fgnd derived from the sale of the bonds will be deposited to the credit of the city, and will be paid out on warrants endorsed by the city com­ mission and the utilities commission. Disbursement of the remainder of the proceeds after the present indebted­ ness ts paid, will also he made on warrants signed jointly by the two cptninlssions. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dec. 21'.—Tentative plnns for the new library building a t the University of Morion have been approved by the state board of control, and the con­ tract for its erection is expected to be let January or February, accord­ ing to Information given out by Miss Cora Miltmore, librarian a t the unverslty. Work will begin immediately after signing of the contract, and the building will bo ready for occu­ pancy by December 1, 1924; barring unforeseen developments. The library will bo the first unit of n four-unit .building and will be located ori the campus between IVn__ ______ „ ______ body and Language Halls.i. One hun­ dred thousand dollars is now available for the first u n it‘and it is expected that appropriations for tho other rimits will be mnde to continue work until tho entire structure is com­ pleted. Tho library will bo three-stories high, of Doric type. In harmony with the architecture of the now admin­ istration building now under construc­ tion, as well ns the other buildings belonging to the institution. Tho entire space will be utilized by the librnry which will have separ­ ate rooms for reference hooks, read­ ing books, and one for current mngnxincs, newspnners nnd periodicals. Many new volumes will be added us soon as the building is finished. Plnns call for making it one o f the largest libraries in the South. Completion of the building will greatly relieve the present conges­ tion in Peabody Hall, home of the Teacher's College, which has been greatly handicapped by lack of space. Removal of the librnry from that • building will not relieve crowded con­ ditions there but will open the way for additions expected to be made to -Hint j^Ult college within the near future. NEW SYSTEM ANNOUNCED i ' ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.—W iW. Little, principal of thu St. Peters • ‘ ' -• ry rnN hon 1 ■ " ” r GOOD NIGHT g o o d n ig h t W H A T'S ‘ THE M ATTER The professor, of Chinese a t Co­ lumbia University says that Chinesa Is not a difficult language to learn and that any intelligent person may gala a working knowledge o f tha language in .three months. jycfoh) thg cartTiffnnke tfi*5 Japa­ neses Government had allotted $110,0U0 to-the ^Socinl Affairs Bureau'1 to "ncouj-jigc Japanese emigrants to go to Brazil. More than 100 local intel­ ligence officers i cid narffpetnlmo Hgenco officers In different parts of Japan promoted the movement. freshmen class of the college. The lost* were conducted with the pur* pose of determining to some extent the relative spelling ability of grad­ uates of the various high schooU of the^atatc, with a view to raising the slumlord. Tho results show that 350 of tho 130 freshmen were above the stand* nrel for tho ninth grade of the high schobl. This leaves 80 freshmen be­ low the standard. A. Standards have been formed by giving teats to large numbers of schools In a great number of eitim throughput' the United States Standards, therefore, mean some*' thing, those interested in the sub­ jects say, .The ninth grade standard means that students who have had ninth grade work should make a ninth grade standard. Collega freshmen should be able to make even a higher Standard than tha ninth grade, as they have learned many new words within four years. A double frying, basket hna been invented to form cups from shredded potatoes to hold other food when it is served. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Dec. 15.—Dr. Paul C. Young, professor of psychology nnd education at Florida State, has just made public the statistical results’of spelling tests given members of the OH! J HAVE IT* 1 W HAT h a v e v o i' I’VE J U S T ^ DECI DED WHAT i W A N T FOR MV CHRI 5 T M A S rf present; WHAT HAOfc YOU BEEN EAT I N o ? JUST FROM THE MARKET Astrakhan Coats Southern Headquarters For Underwood Opened ., Doc. 21.—Southern AT T1IE MILANE tho Underwood enmWilliam Gibbs McAdoo paid the have been opened in railroad men a great tribute when he t., while the Georgia “jh o railroad men arc one of me in Atlanta, with the biggest factors of the present Satannah in charge, day, nnd during tho World War their lunci'ment made here j a id wan invaluable. During the war, , . . . , i the railroad man put in long hours cctca, it was pointed unt| pUt forth his best efforts to make >n and other political; v.ori,| .;af0 f„r democracy, by seeG t'10 Underwood jn{, ,]int m?rif nnimak and war equiptort oYthrTsolid south MUNICIPAL COURT There were only two cases before Municipal Judge J. G. Sharon Friday morning. Doth were cnsc3 continued from the Wednesday session of court. George Garwood charged with operating a car while in an intoxicated condition, was fined 50 nnd costs. Arnett Blair charged with disorderly conduct was fined $25 nnd costs. WELL NO. FOUR FINISHED Well No. four nt First Street nnd Palmetto Avenue was finished Thurs­ day nfturnon. This well is deeper than the other three wells, being 95 feet of casing put down in it. A flow of approximately GOO gallons was secured. Work on the Inst well to lie driven by the city for emergency lire I.F W r. ON LONG TRIP protection, was begun Frldav morning. JACKSONVILLE,. Dec. 21.—Young It is located at First Street and Elm J. Turner, ago 15; .Mary Turner, 19, Avenue. : ,|,i nf.<hard Turner, •!, will leave here Friday morning at 8:30 o’clock, for The A. C. L. railroad will erect n 9,123 mile journey to Shanghai, n handsome passenger depot nt GroveChina, where they are scheduled to land ns soon ns the site can be de­ arrive January 12. They will be un­ termined. accompanied by any other member of the f'tmily. They are making the trip to visit their grandmother, Mrs, Allen, of Shanghai. The trip will be over the Dixie Fly­ er route to Chicago, thence to Vancou­ ver where they will board the steam­ ship Em press of Russia. Only one r im g of cars v.i'l be required, that t.t ( i.'t and another change from the train to steamship at Vancouver. Continued from page 1. in 1918, when they say they first dis­ covered he was insane? They did not do it then ami they would not do it now." Mrs. Coburn Faints. As Mr. .Stephens reached the height of his address, Mis. Coburn, who has! been u constant attendant of the trial, fainted. Within n few moments she Van revived. * In each aisle of the court room n Jiuman mass of spectators wan pack­ ed closely watrhing principals in the crue. Fox, his face twitching nnd h|:r elbows resting on tho table be­ fore him, gave no heed to the stares. His eight-year-old son, who appeared in thu court room for the first time Thursday, occasionally turned in Mrs. Fox’s lap to gaze nt the crowd. Defense counsel denied u pro'.••ca­ tion r'hargu that Fox did not hoar Hie “voice of God” telling him to kiU NEW CHURCH BUILDINGS Coburn until after conferring with WEST J’ M.M BEACH, Dee. liis attorneys and an alinei rt. Church |d:ins the “Fox knew nothing of hi t defence.” St. Ann’sofL'ulholir two now buildings next Mr. Allen told the jury. “He was erection year r t a cost of $200,000 ps n mem­ orial to thu lfcte Father John Dorcoy Bi islcn, who died recently in the rvitQ of the churgh. The struc­ tures will serve m n combined con­ vent h’une for tin r,inters and un uen•Icrtiy ."<»r older girls, and a new purcchlJH n -bool. Father Felix Clark. •jn, j: j s i Lr ttt rector of the parish, nnI'S.iiK’or that work on the convent* aduiny building will begin early in January, SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE AT ONLY $9.95 ONLY 2 MORE SHOPPING DAYS COUNTY COURT IN SESSION Fuur cases wore tried before County Judge E. F. Householder Friday morning. Robert Stevens charged with reckless driving, was fined $ 10 nnd costs or *10 days on the county roads. Tom Sevens was tried in a charge of petit larceny and was found guilty and fined $50 and costs. Eu­ gene Hoy was lined $50 and costs for carrying concealed weapons. Henry WrigTit charged with reckless driving, was lined $50 or four months on the county roads. The case of Andrew Hamlin on a liquar charge, was postponed until the January term of the county court. G. W. Bassett, of Lake Wales, ha ; started construction on five new bungalows ami proposes to build twenty or more this winter. j ■ £ S I,m lc<1 nvtr tho raib »d^himsolf^as stot-1 - {" ^W rettaund Limited ” Emory emphasized here by Johnsons titanic drama of the rn. rs it has been «o! roa(,a. whieh shows today at the Mithern niun" was elect- !nne Theatre, is told a sincere and nev although Wood- human d»«mn glorifying a railroad X T t £ n 5 h , ln™ »■ on® o j *»» greatest «nlr 7 kmn(l< able fibers of the country s indusREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ionni question ought tr»»- “Westbound Limited" is n December 20 ippcnl, Georgia puli- K»cut hive story with tho railroads Malian Glee to Emmu Laninr and rt. yet under the eir- lls a background. It graphically cie- husband. Mary E. Williamson to M. J. Colllcutt. M. J. Collieut nnd wife to Lincoln L. Coleman. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J. C. Merrit to Edwin S. Milter. December 18. Anthony Fscudo nnd wife to Amanda Escudo. Cut This Out—It ix Worth Money S. E. F. Doudncy and wife to Send this ad nnd ten cents to Foley George W. McDowell. '• Co., 28.15 Sheffield Avo., Chicago, F. D. McBride and wife to Mar­ III., writing your name and address guerite Fuy Mickey. Augustine L. Tavoau nnd wife to clearly. \o u will receive a ten cent J. B. Hutchins, bottle n£ FOLEY’S HONEY AND Francis E| Sprague to J. B. Hutch­ TAR COMPOUND for roughs, colds ins, Joseph T. Nixon and wife to Wm. ami hoarseness, nlso free sample pack­ ages of FOLEY PILLS n diuretic Jacobs. stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY December 19. I . D. Rhodes nnd wife to Sarah M. CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ McRory. stipation nnd Biliousness. These B. J. Stall'.;'if to Elizabeth Starling. wonderful remedies have helped mil­ Mr, R. B. Lynch and wifo to F. J. lions of people. Try them!—Adv. Niemeyer. UUII. LCMUl.i, >\V1111111111^, IJUHKL'lliail, track, hiking, bicycling nnd drills and In u penthuthlnn^ The girls will be graded according to age. A wonderful and glorious Gift indeed —it would be hard to find something th at would be appreciated more or th at would be more useful. ; ■ * ■ |« Visit us non* and let us show you a wonderful array cf Xmas Gifts for men and women Xmas AND M ENS Xmas 1923 READY-TO-WEAR OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE *«iV, Il-.'y -wSS fihMr ET pi*OH, ’• r a _• *1## The Tornado of . thrills,* The (Trash ing Romance of Rail Road Life also Round Two of “Fighting Wood** • THE FEAR OF FAILURE HAUNTING YOU? It never troubles the Sanford busisness man who has created lie confidence in his merchandise and his organization. How can this confidence be built up in the quickest time and the least expense? Through newspaper advertising. * * Or better still— •’ v �PS; " 1i l P p S ;•1 t}“’ L V /J . J it * f- 1 ; • '-g ‘ ",f*' 1 3 ; . .., crepes and crepe back satins in blue, -browns and black beaded and plain effecta, Straight line models, ■- ■• ju n to s sizes. • ..... .,1.1■ , i»-8W» <»e ■*t»P pump, welt soles, , $2.50 Quaker Hose (. ' ' , -r*.* ^ ■' * » ■ * » 1 48.00—Special Speeder a t '...................... ......... ^ t P I ^ f Full range of colors '•on alDsilk $1 .89•» p A (Q C /\ # .r ,* *Spec*ial Discount" Children’s Gingham Dresses * t*V*. ‘ v $2.50 frocks, $1.98, $3.50, $2.98, $5.00, $3.98, $5.75, $4.59, $6.50, $4.98, $7.50, $5.$8 AD 65c croton*, winter odors in greens, blues, r*tl * V f*;r * * *• ' - / Twistum Toys Elephants, Rabbits, Camels, Dogs, etc, The Gift for the Children per cent Discount reds, blacks, yellows, orange, Navy and others • ':v T ' Saturday night f ro m 7 i8 0 t o 1 0 0 , ' ■ ■ - Cr * toe, low Heel with rubber Eft, Values formerly as high as , ORLANDO in iin u a iiH in in ■■ B aaM aaiaB aasaalai <=a= - . a-— — — ......... £*= - — s a g »■■■ ■' - _ ments of 81,225,000 additional secur­ cific merger, the United States Shoe Homeless Men Scorn College Professor ■ ed. About 100 enses involving $84,- end other cases. Says New Device Old Lodging House In .criminal cases, in charge of 237.000, exclusive of the Chemical Will Help The Degf MB ( l l r TH* A » s * e la tr.l I're a a ) Lin it * • ■ V Foundation suit nt Wilmington, Del., John W. H. Crim, ’Assistant Attor­ CHICAGO, Dec. 21.—The oncenow are pending in the courts, with ney General, a marked increase In teeming "flop-house" has suffered a Head or Psychology Depart* .,D £ frA C IN < £ Northwestern tfalvorany la M r t* 34 Indictments already returned. noticeable loss In patronage, for v.. . ■ convictions was reported. Specifically, ing Experiments , l b , » ■ Pioneer work In the war frauds honiolcss men, even in their periods the increase was: White slave set, section has been accomplished, the ro­ of unemployment,1now demand a hos­ (lly T k r A N sd sIM I P t m ) Attorney General D u g h tiry Staten 32 per cent; motor vehicle theft act, telry of higher grade, according to port said, although much time to That A Large Number of Caaea tho Ruv. Dennis J. Dunne, chancellor dietitian^ points* E a w s s s : bring the cases to conclusion will be national banking act, 114 per cent; Involve The Prohibition Lawn T m -let tho Catholic srchdioceso of Chlcnrequired. Compromise settlements are 10 per c w t j postaLJrauds, C per cent; RO. may receive Unpmeoloni or being made im p number s f bases, Urn nntl-na rcqjic act, id per cent. WASHINGTON, Dee. ‘ML—LUIgmt j . These met), says Father Dunne, are report said, with realisations from l cHodsing in IfttrettHod’ imWbelM ‘the over vidtaUons of federal laws Is on ‘ " Public lands litigation also was ‘this source already totalling $3,lodging houses where iiathn and the meat ot Northwestern University, the increaae in the United States, ac­ heavy during (he last year, William fumigation of clothing are entrance rum nerd here Thursday; ,/ 708.000. requirement*. The change iuis Come I’rofcnsur Gault bases his announce; cording to the annual roport of A t­ D. Riter, Assistant Attorney General Anti-trust cases to the number of about since the enactment of prohi- moot on Die progress of « year of totorney .General Daugherty made to­ 44 arc pending, according to the re­ reported. With 104 civil and 02 crim­ I hition, according to tho chancellor. tciuive work on tho problem, and In . | "Homeless men are saving their money making experiments In detecting day to Congress, port of Augustus T. Seymour, Assist­ inal casca pending at the year’s out­ ! new,'l explains Father Dunne. "It words and sentence* by tactual eon, In a voluma repleto with statistics ant Attorney General In charge of set; 90 civil and 04 criminal suits wero | is surprising how well some of them of the government's work in law en­ that work. Twenty such cases were instituted. Disposed of during tho lore living. "Today it is safe to say that 'tho forcement, against criminals ranging dlspoosed of during the Inst year. "They are eating more and better human.being ucn feel sound waves f year were 113 evil and 71 criminal food. oy also are more particular touch, and can cie*rly translate, from big buainesa to bootleggers, the "While it Is the purpose of the De­ reporting that the three federal pris­ about ____ ..jere they sleep. In mgny tactual imnrcsslon* into wordr" Attorney General and his staff ‘de­ partment of Justice, not to unneces­ ons, nt Atlanta, Leaveilworth and Mc­ cases they are going to the Miuion sentences," said Prof. Gault. tailed increases in prosecutions, civil sarily interfere with private business," Neil's Istnnd, were "filled to capacity" of tho Holy Cross, where there are Mora than o yewr ago. Prof. Gault newspapers on tobies to bo read, and started work with two otudeata, as well as criminaj,running tho gamut sold Mr. Soymour," tho federal anti­ last year. A prison for mala first of­ to other institutionally conducted lodg- George nnd John Crane, brothers, of >*J of the federal atatutes. Increases in trust laws must bo" enforced against fenders and better accomodations for o e j t f x A C I N G ng-houses, with an evident desire to F ort Wayne, Ind., and succeeded‘in i i prosecutions in convictions also were whoever may attempt to interpose a r ­ employment far federal prisoners also, Jesm rather .than sleep on the floor. communicating with a metal tub* va- recited In the story of the Vast work tificial restraints in any channel of was recommended. Our mission is full, and twice as many rious words and sentences, which the men os there Is room for would like Crane brothers detected with tho h*od A few legislative recommendations of the Department of Justice to se­ interstate trade." only. to lodge there.". Mr. Seymour’s report recited the were mndo to Congress In the At­ cure observance n f the law. At the time one of the brothers sat Prohlbtion caacs formed a large progress made in tho sugar con­ torney General's report. These dealt in a room nnd spoke through the Urge Pedestrians ins W Walk tube while the other, in an adjoinininc part of the Department's work, but spiracy core, the re-opening of the chiefly with strengthening the crim­ room, cars muffled and with hand r On Left Side of Road over there were large , increases also in Harvester Trust cate, the cement and inal laws. One recommendation was the revolving end of Uk«e tub*, *IVv{ prosecuting violations of white slave, lumber dealers, and window blnsa for an amendment making killing of announced his interpretation of the (Or Tk» Associates P rrsst round vibrations. This Prof. GauR tax, public land, postal, banking and prosecutions, the Central Paciflc- a federal officer,. While engaged in HARRISBURG, Dec. 2 K -In an ef­ has been utilising an accousticon for other fsdsral regulations. Activity _-Unlon Pacific merger, the United serving process, a federal offense. As­ fort to reduce'tne number of acci­ amplifying vibritlona a t tho sending dents tu pedestrairu .on the public end, while he employs a small recelv- ! also was reported in pressing the Shoe and other cases. sault upon such an officer now is pen­ highways of this state, the Pennsyl­ ing dirk held In tho hand a t ths oth­ In criminal cases, in charge of John alised hut his death is left to states war on frauds cased. vania Motor Federation Is urging ers. Prcf. Gault himself he* been Under the notional prohibition aqt W. H. Crim, assistant attorney gen­ to punish. publicity fer the recommendation of working upon tho long vowels uni alone, Mrs. M abel1 Walker Willo- eral, a marked increase in convictions tho American Automobile Association era. Prof. Gault himself has been Other legislative recommendations that persons on the highway, especi­ on several short senteners which a hrnndt, Assistant Attorney General hi was reported. Specifically, the in wore to penalise mailing of threaten­ ally a t night, face the traffic by walk­ gradunte student, S. N. Stevens, sit­ charge of prohlbtion and tax eases, crease was: White-slave act, 32 per ing letters, providing for stenog­ ing on the left hand side of the road. ting in an adjoining building 00 feet rsported 49,021 criminal and 4,109 cent; motor vehicle theft act, 10 per rapher* before grand juries, mnking The national association has recall­ awuy, repeats. ed tho conciuaton, after a study of civil cases were begun during the last cant; postal frauds, 0 ^ er cent; na­ attempts to defraud the government the situation, that most of the cases fiscal year^-an increase of 15,889 tional banking act, 114 per cent; nntl- a crimp and punishing destruction or when automobiles strika pedestrain* Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ over the 'previous yeor. Federal narcotlc act, 19 per cent. Injury to federal property. at night are-due to the driver being pairing. Cali H. S. Food, phone 225 Public lands litigation also was courts, she said were unable to keep partially blinded by the headlights or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. Uniform bankruptcy fees als^wero _________________ I ;< Si of approaching cars and, swinging abreast of the number of cases heavy during the lust year, William recommended by the Attorney Gener­ HARP VISITS CAPITAL BIG IMPROVEMENTS. to the right, falling to see pedestrains. Just received cat of High Gr«de brought, although 42,370 criminal and D. Riter, assistant attorney general al, who advocated extension of the It is contendsd that if persons walk­ ‘Beef Pulp. Seminole Feed Co. - 2t TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 21.—Major MIAMI Reach, Dec. 21.—City coun­ 4,109 civil cases were disposed of dur­ reportod. With 104 civil and 02 one year limitation within which Genera) J. H. Harp of Crescent City ing on the roads would face the traf­ ing the year, with 29,052 criminal and criminal cases pending a t the year's crimna) prosecutons growng out of cil has outlined an Improvement spent Monday in Tallahassee. While fic they would be better able to avoid REGULAR meals served" """at Tha struck and also would be seen outset, 90 civil and 64 criminal suits bankruptcy proceedings ' must be plan far 1024 calling for tho ex­ his chief business was with the gov. being l’hconlx, single meals, by the day 4,004 civil cases lsft ponding. penditure of 8500,000, the bonding ernor, ho also paid a visit to Colonel much sooner by the drivers of cars or week. Try them, ^dvtrjjaument. "Rapidity of disposition failed quite wore instituted. Disposed of during brought. its of the city, Approximately half W. A. Rawls, adjutant-general .of the approaching in the opposite direction. to keep pact,w ith the filing," said the year were 113 civil and 71 crim­ the amount will Ip go into street im- Florida Division, U. C. V., conferring Relieved Boy's Cough. ELEVBN INDICTED. provements, according to the tenta­ on matter* of importance to Confed­ Mrs. WUlebrandt, "but with the help inal cases mostly favorably to the AGRICULTURE BUILDING STUTTGART. Ark., Dec. 10— Elev­ Mrs. L. Van Belle, Peadroy, Mont, . tive program; 8100,000 to water­ UNIVERSITL OF FLORIDA, Dec, erate Veterans of the state. General of extra judges provided in different government. Money recovered In such men, including two justices of writes, "I liko yoUv Cough Medicine works improvement; 870,000 for san­ Ilarp, re-elected a t the { M H J j en 21<—That "the old must give way to the peace, indict districts the congested conditions of cases aggregated 3577,000. “ ted by a special grand very well. My little boy, 0 years old, the new" ia again being proven at itary sewers; 330,000 for storm sew­ Quincy a* commander of the Florida iu * here tost J. week In connection A great increase in claims filed the Florida Agricultural College, ers; * 824,000 for bulkheads i 320,000 division, dockets, is slowly being remedied.' m ved four years in the army attack upon the editors of had a very bad cough and after ui|ag Rum smuggling, Mrs. Wlllebrandt’s against the government was reported where the stately old arbor vitae for park Improvements ,and 840,000 during the civil war, and buried three *the * *Free -•* «Press, * • « a local weekly news­ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ report added, "is the most gigantic by Robert H. Lovett, Assistant In which, were planted around the bund­ for a new and additional firo station brothers from off as many bnttlefioidi. paper, pleaded guilty late today to POUND he secured relief." :^or ing when it was built are being tom and a fire alarm system, He still is strong and vigorous, and rioting and malicious mischief, and criminal problem the United States charge of the claims section. On June up to be replaced by a new foundihis brisk walk and erect carriage were fined 3100 each. coughs, colds and'hoaneness thore is ever faced on ,th« high seas.” She 30 last 1,957 claims aggregating $1,- tion planting pf star Jasmine, hydran­ give him the appearance of the pic­ FESTIVAL OP STATES. no better remedy an tha market1to­ e defendants also wtre Indicted ture of health. General Harp has on charges of assault and battery day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND said the Coast Guard was not ade­ 340,659 were pending, of which 1,393 geas, abelia and pittosporum. arrang­ according to the best principles of been much in public life, having serv­ and aggravated assanlt, but these ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21 quate with present equipment to pa .totalling 81,085,005,000 wero filed ed landscape gardening. ed his county many timoa in the legis­ charges were dismissed by Circuit TAR COMPOUND. It has stood> k Boosters of St. Petersburg will get trol the long Atlantic and Pacific during the last year. Most of these These arbor vitae that have out together soon after the Christmas lature. Judqe W. Clark. Each defendant was te st of tlmo, serving three genera­ coasts effectually, and reiterated ata grow out of the war transactions. grown, rather than outlived their use holidays to plan for the raising of be. fined 850 on euch pf tho other two tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ SHIPPEUS-C.ROWERS MEET tlstics of liquor transactions in the Successful resistance of the govern­ fulness, arc benig removed because tween 83,000 and 30,000 to stage tho arges, or a total of #100. their large growth cuts off practi­ ORLANDO; Dec- 21 .—Shippers and All of the men are prominent rice stitutes.—Adv. Bahama Islands Indicating extensive ment in many claims cases alio was cally all light from the first floor Festival of States. The chamber of growers of Florida will assemble here disclosed in the report, which said of the building and hidesx architec­ commerce and tho city commission Firady. December 21, for a discussion growers of this county. smuggling Into this country. 1924 budgets for aiding in financing of problems facing them in market* Mrs. WUlebrandt also commented that during the yenr the Court of tural beauty from the passerby. Skating At Lake Maty BRIBERY CHARGED. In the proposed foundation pf low. have failed to make provision in their ing Florida products. It is under on the disparsity between ’ sentences Claims dismissed a total of 104 claims growing MOBILE, Ala., Dec. 19.-D r. A- G. Tonight ornamentals which w|ll re­ tho event, but civic leaders -are de­ stood that an effort will be nude at imposed for violations, o{ the nation­ aggregating #154,003.000 in the other place the athor vitae, the Pittosporum termined to put on tho festival which the meeting to create a cooperative ward, member of the county board al prohibition act and those imposed 79 cases claimants recovered only will be- plpced a t the corners and has been^ described as outclassing the organization with the view of re­ of revenue and road commissioners, famous mardi grns of New Orleans establishing more satisfactory prices was arrested Tuesday aftoruoop by angles or the building and the st for convictions of other federal crimes 31,017,000. tho federal authorities on Indictment* NOTICE Jamine, abelia. and hydrangea will be as a gala event of fun and frdiic. throughout the seasons.1 Heber H. Votaw, superintendent of used to complete the scenic effect. is striking. Soma courts which exact charging him with attempted briber)' OUR BATTERY BUSINESS U m maximum penalties in other federal feftral prisons, renewed recommenda­ Major W. L. Floyd, assistant dean BOND ISSUE SOLD Pino , Castle—Msdorn apartment and conspiracy to violate the nation­ been moved from W1GIIT BROS. DAYTONA, Dec. 2 1 .- Tho munici­ house being erected ou Dixie High al prohibition act. Dr. Ward was re­ Crimea are relunctant tq place heavy tions for additional prison facilities, and professor of horticulture of the leased on 815.000 bond. The indict­ Ganise lu ettr StaUun on Wail Mr. Seymour’s report recited the College of Agricpiture. aaye the oh pal Improvement bond issue of $070,- way.. punishment on prohibition violators." ment grew out of the recent probe by ,, arbor vjtae have grown too large am 000. voted some time ago, haft been Nimi Street the federal grand jury Into liquor law War fraud prosecutions, the At­ progress made in the sugar conspiracy scraggy, so they keep out too much sold.to a local institution, |hc Merch­ wioiationa. RAY KROTHERS torney General's report stated, have ense, the reopening of the Harvester of the light, and that aside from the ants Bank and Trust Company, which ' Florida’s citrus crop for 1022 bKtoN of "KXIDE" g«d if/-; been pushed vigorously. Hundreds of Trust case, tho cement and lumber Pittospoiom at tho corners and an­ bid 810.000 shave the nearest outside brings return of #27,000^)00 while Miami—37,500 building to bp erect­ gles of the building, low-growing bid received. The concern paid, ac­ “WILLARD** Batteries cases a n under investigation, with dealers, and window-glass prosecu­ .pU nts-w ill bo used to replace the cording to figures made public, $647,- total value of combined crops for ed as permanent homo for city’s -- ---same year brought 3100 ,000,000. $3,232,000 already collected and Judg­ tio n s, the Central Pscific-Union P a­ | vines. > i monthly sales day. 760 for the issue. OVER vivunaiON ON INCREASE, HE SAYS EVERET TRUE By CONDO »"■ li. r . v*fETf ' * . >i m ks .v. -:Uv.U �PAGE SIX H THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER*21, 1923 ORLANDO VOTES IN FAVOR BOND ISSUE l DOINGS OF THE DUFFS. BY CONDOR _____ elsivc vote of 502 to 1:10, citizens of Orlando Tuesday expressed them* ■elves in favor of the bond i; .us of $£25,000 to be-used in paying the in­ debtedness of the Orlando Utilities Commission, and to provide a fund for making expansins of the water and light facilities in the city limits. The total vote cast was O'JS. Of this number, -ICO would have been the necessary two-thirds majority.) Ninety-six more votes were cast in favor of the issue than were needed to carry the election, and the oppos­ ing force lacked 103 votes of the ma­ jority needed to defeat the issue. •.Six votes were thrown nut on ac­ count of mutilations to the ballots. Officials who conducted the election were of tlm opinion that four of the mutilated ballots were intended for the issue. ' Under the terms of an agreement reached prior to the election, the fund derived from the sale of the bonds will be deposited to the credit! of the city, and will be paid out on warrants endorsed by the city com­ mission and the utilities commission. Disbursement of the remainder of the proceeds after the present indebted­ ness is paid, will also be made on warrants signed jointly by the two commissions. GOOD NIGHT o h G O O D N IG H T ^ E s d s S S B E ’ *3) ! W H A T ’S n THE M A T T E R r y “ y> “ The professor of Chinese at Co­ lumbia University nays that Chiners is not a difficult language to learn and that any intelligent person may gain a working knowledge of the language in three month-*. Before the earthquake the Japa­ neses Government had allotted $110,000 to the "Social Allah's Burenu'' to _ “encourage ncourago _Japanese emigrants to g > to Brazil. More than 100 local Intclligcncc ofliecrs I cid nartTpctnlme ligcncu officers in different parts of Japan promoted the movement. freshmen class of the college. The giving tests to large numbers of tests were conducted with the pur­ schools in a great number of cities pose of determining to some extent throughout the United State* the relative spelling nbillty of grad­ Standards, therefore, mean some­ uates of the various high schools of thing, those interested in the sub­ the state, with a view to raising the jects «ny. .The ninth grndo standard means that students who have had standard. The results show that .150 of the ninth grade work shpdld make a ninth HO freshmen were above the stnnd- grade standard. College freshmen nid for the ninth grade of the high should be able to make even a higher school. This leaves B0 freshmen be* i standard than the ninth grade, as low the standard. , j they have learned many new words Standards have been formed by i within four years. A double frying basket hns been invented to form cups from shredded not a toes to hold other food when it i.i served. lUllir Thau a Mallard Ftaihr FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Dee. 15.—Dr. Paul C. Young, professor of psychology and education at Florida State, has Ju st; ; made public the statistical results’ofj ' spelling tests given members of the For Coughs and Cold*, HoecU* ache*, Neuralgia, Rhmimiti— and All Acne* and Paina ALL DRUGGISTS 55c u d 68c, ja n u d lobe* Hospital tlx*. 63.00 aziB n jciaaacsiiisiiiiiu E axH sai!iiiibex c u nlasaE crn jE 'jaH czK M aaiiu o n iiiM iiiiim K B a a I’VE J U S T D E C ID E D W H A T l i s p W/HAT HA^t \ W A N T FO R M Y J W! YOU SEEN C H R IS T M A S A E A T tN u ^ P R E S E N T - j ^ X ]}-. J ) CONTRACT FOR THE LIBRARY BUILDING WILL BE LET SOON res11 ft UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dee. 2L—Tentative plan* for the new library building at the Unlvcr/ity of Florida have been upproved by the state board of control, and the con­ tract f‘*r its erection is expected to be let January or February, accord­ ing to Information given nut by Miss I— Corn Mlltmore, librarian at the unversity. Work will begin immediately after signing of the contract, and For -------------------------------------------------------------------------------the building will be ready for occu­ pancy by December 1, 11)2-1, barring AT THE MI LANE | MUNICIPAL COURT ATLANTA, Ga.. Dec. 21.—Southern unforeseen dcvclounivnts William Gibb, McAdoo paid the There were only two cases before UThe0Ylbra r y wU1*"be" lit e firH unit headquarter, of the Umknvnod camin railroad men a great tribute wh.n lie Municipal Judge J. G. Sharon Friday of™ four-unit h u il.L g and will he I'onumUvv have been d ,r orgin aid, "The railroad men are morning. Doth were case, continued II U one of "i ..... . at body Hun­ e present from the Wivltiesdny session of court. !.1.0.1 S l»and ,>....d ..... \Language SI ............ g S piDdfctlvE £ ‘vdu the biggest factors of the ith he Kimball House m Atlantn, will dred thousand doUara uis now available R. War 'la ir f Garwood charged with operntG. Gordon, o ' Safannr.h in charge, — |nje n cap whi|o in an intoxicuU-.l confor the first u n it5and it i- expected according to nniiouncdincnt made here day. and ‘luring the World :iiti w.T : invaluaim*. Dining the \\” »ut ditinn, was fined 50 anti costa. Amott that appropriations for the other Thursday. the railroad man put in long hour, ntnir charged with disorderly amunits will be made to continue wirk lie expected, it was pointed and put forth hi: ber-t elTorl, to make duct was fined $25 and costs. until the entire ntrueluve is com­ outAsbywill Mr. Gordon and other Political the world safe for democracy, by s e e - _________________ pleted. Thursday, the Underwood ing that men, animal* and war equip­ The library will lie tliree-r.tnrirs leaders GEORGIA NEGRO ARRESTED forces wit make an aggressive light ment were Iran- united over the rails liigii. of Doric type, in harmony with to HERE obtain the support of the solid south the architecture of the new admin­ for the distinguished Alabamian. As v/itbot'!. delay." Fenton Bell, a negro, wanted in istration building now under roust ruc­ Senator Underwood himself has stat­ In “ Westbound Limited," Emery Cordele, Ga., for an alleged felony tion, ns well ns the other buildings ed, and which A emphasized here by Johnson's titanic drama of the rail­ wo# arrested by a deputy of the sher­ belonging to the institution. Democratic lenders, it has been Hi) roads, which shows today at the Ali- iff's ofTire Friday mnrnhnr. He will Tiiu entire space will be utilized years since a Southern man wn- idoct- lane Theatre, ia told a sincere and lie held hero until the arrival of the by the library which will have separ­ cd to the presidency, although Wood- human drama glorifying a railroad sheriff of Crisp county, ate rooms for reference books, read­ row Wilson, a resident of the north, man no one of the greatest ur.h _________________ ing books, olid one for current maga­ was n Southern man. able fibers of the country’s indus­ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS zines, newspapers and periodi- air. While the sectional question ought tries. “Westbound Limited” is n December 2i) Many new volumes will added a» t„ , n stronf, :ippctl|, Georgia poli- great love story iili the railroads Mai Isa Glee to Emma Lamar and Boon as the Ijuitdmi: is luushed I W ti, a| hnihr, llJWl.r't yet’ m i k * tho\ . | r. a, a background. It graphically de- hu(hand. call for making it one «ff the largest (, . mstl,m . ; and c onsidering the I'K'tr fundament a! reasons for .McMary E. Williamson to M. J. Collilibraries irarics in m the me South. ooutn. wealth and power of the South, it i ; Adoo's great t.ibutc to the railroad rutt. Completion of the budding will hi h tlmi? thlit l!ilim lu. given man. AL J. Collicut and wife to Lincoln greutly relieve present “ ......... ..... the......... ......... conges- rt.sp o a fu i consideration. I-. ( olenmn. tion in I'eubody Hall, home of the REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Mncii Forre in Appeal. J. C. Merrit to Edwin S. .Milter. Teacher’s College, which has been December IS. There is much force in that appeal greatly handicapped by lack of spare. now, as southern newspaper., and Anthony Fsetnio and wife to Removal of the library from that political leaders state, because the Amanda b'seudo. Uut Tills Out—ft is Worth Money .building wiR not relieve crowded con- >Sl»uth‘is able to present’n man for th. S. E. F. Doudruy and wife to Send this ad and ten cents to Foley ditions there but will open the way* presidency in ners.m of Senator George W. McDowell. ill tie the jierson SCo.. 23.15 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, for additions expected to be made Oscar Underwood, who is a clearF. D. McBride and wife to Mar.that college within the near future, writing your name and address mindtvl ala: sman whose services arc, gueiite Fay Micb.ey. Augustine L. Tavenu and wife to ‘ lenriy. You will receive a ten cent it is claimed, sadly needed in the presNEW SYSTEM ANNOUNCED ent national crisis. J. 11. Hutchins. bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.—W. The states of the South could, if Francis E Sprague to J. iS. Hatch- TAR COMPOUND for roughs, colds t\V. Little, principal of the St. Peters- they would, it is a-v-erlcd, dietnte burg high school, announces th at Mr.c ||„. niunin.iticii. I)u(- regard for ' n Joseph T. Nixon and wife to Win. ?,K° frco Si,n,l,It! backJennie ( . Rose, physical training in- the p„ iibm and the reputation of the I Jo e ,ages of I OLE Y PILLS a diuretic utructor, has worked out u new stand-. Smjth .night to make them willing, llecemher 19. | stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY nrd for measurement of physical et- Democial., here claim, to unit* in .mi - | I Rhodes amt wife to Sarah AL CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ flciency by girls attending the s-hnol.i ,,t' Ptiderwood. tin- lir-u man of stipation and Biliousness. These R is being tried first with the girls' |jri-.dden(i,d size who i- i(-ally a ,-esidB. J.‘ Siui’,1. g to Elizabeth Starling. of the physical culture classes, and dent of the South and vtneriean to wonderful remedies have helped mil­ AL1. 1!. 15. Lynch ami wife to F. J. later probably will be extended to all the , ore. lions of people. Try them!—Adv. w !,0°!- Instructors plan “ Senator Underwood has pr'-achcd iem. ycr. 0 slightly revised utandard fop the! democrurv throughout hi- life,’* said COUNTY COURT IN' SESSION boys. Tests will ho made in height. „ prominent Atlanta Ic:m,„. , nian. Four cases were tried before County weight, co-ell a lent of vital elfu-ieiuy, •■] { ;s still preaching it and will conlung, capacity, heart action, teeth, time- to preach it, whatever the :i1- Judge H. F, Householder Friday eyesight, hearing, nutution, chins, titude bf the party. Hut the pnrtv morning, Robert Stevens charge-! { f with reckless driving, was fined 1*1 drips, grip, hops, climbs, uts uii, l.-jr hould give' pe.-ogaitinn to his il11 * and cost* or *’0 days on the county raising, balancing, 50-yard am! lOO vi.e. Hi record stand.. as a d, darnTO I) A Y dns.i, accuracy and distance in Ita. I: -t- tion that Underwood, as 'iv-ident of roads. Tom Sevens was tried in n e lv ge of petit larceny ami was found kdl and baseball, elTicicncy in basket- ||„. {'nit *1 States, will handle the afball, tennis, swimnimg, baskethull, fair-; of the nation in such a way that g lilty and lined $50 and costs. Kutrack, rnkinif, 1*ieyvl in it an i nrilU anti j*!! dvntocrat : ran lit* jtinml thry arc eene Hoy was fined $50 and costs weapons. in a_ pen that hi orv^ 1he girls will he memheis of his ii-u-iv ami ;itl Ameri for carre imr roncealeti graded according to age. can.-- can e proud that th y are''An,«T- ,,,en-r y V th 'M lZ driving, was lined $at) or four Zmonths leans. G. W. Bassett, of Lake Wales, ha “Southern fates should take ad- on the county roads. The case of 99 started construction on five new vanof lh: - opportunity to nomin­ Andrew Hamlin on a liquar charge, bungalows and propose to build ate and elect a Southern man? For was postponed until the Jam m y teim twenty or more this winter. sixty year- tin* Smith's pnsition poli- of the county court. Ucailv lue- been in the background. Vi ELL NO. FOUR FINISHED 1lie tine- has come for it to go to the Well No. four at First Street and Wilh R.ilpli Leu is cad an All-Star front, l lah’t tvood i an li,< elected if Avenue„„was the Southern states will vote solidly, Palmetto , . finished .. . ,Thurst list r..r him in the Democratic Conven- ''“V 1h,ls wcl1 11w ,1!',!UM' Continued from page I. Hon. file 1-ig 1'iglil will not he in the the other three wells, being put down in it. A Tin Tornado of thrills. The (frasiiin 1D18, when they say they 11•• t dis- general election. It will be in the !'* ftl'f 1,1 (,ovv approximately MID gntlmis was covered he was insane'.' They did Democrati- Convention." m* Work on Hu* la.U well tu lu» ui"' Ihim.nice of Rail Road Life. pot do it then and they would not iriven by the city for emergency lire do it now." <l-o Roam! T.vo oT "Fighting !. i m ' i 'ilv v ii i protection, was begun Frhluv moraine. .Mrs. Coburn Faints. J.M Iv-SO.WII If-.. Ik *. 21.— "ting | C is |,.eatcd at Fi, t .Street and Elm Gioad" < As Air. .Stephens renehed the height J- Turner, 15; Mar,- Turner JO, Vvenue. of Ids adchcKS, M.s. Coburn, who ha Richard I r i r. t. will leave lu-re __________________ I'tiee- lU mid 25 Ceuta licen a constant atte idant of the u i d, Friday morning at KtiUI o’clock for Th„ r. ruRron<l wilt orcct fainted. Within a few moments iu- a - ,U * itjo it in ' t*i -'iV:- glial. ;i hand imie p;e-- *etiger *b-pnt at Gr.i.'cib.l'.t <!.iy—'T'lie J'.xilcs'’ s’h*'..... Was rev ived. ■ ,l* ' ' 1 '* :<l‘ l to 1aml as* aon a ; the* rile cun h** tiu.** In each aisle of the couit room n "'' 12. They will »m? up* tcrmltmd. Jiumnn mass of wpeetators v a - l ack­ : " oi’r ii.-I by any olner member ot ed closely watching ;ui.u-ipnls in the H e f'*u ly. They an making th*- trip case. Fox, his face twitching and t> v •.t Llivir grandnuilhtc, Mrs. Allen, his elbows resting on the table be­ of Shanghai, The trip v- ill be over the Dixie Fly­ fore him, gave no heed to the flares. His eight-year-old son, who appeared er route to Uhirapii, the nee 15 Van -oti-; where they will hoard the steamIn the court room fur the first li:v.-- Ver -Lip ■ o: It -ia. O-.lv onThursday, occasionally tinned in Ai> ■ i In*-i sI''• of e ns wi'l In- riquirt-*!, that, Fox’s lap to gaze at the crowd. .t t .g amithcr i-nange ft-oni! Defense counsel denied a pr - ,-r.i- the tr.iia i'i ..ud st - .iii dap at Viiiu-ouvir. tion c'hnrge that Fox did not ln-ai the "voice of God" telling him to k;M NEM’ H IU KCI1 lit M,DINGS Coburn until after eonferii,,g with WEST J'ALM BEACH, Dec. 2L— his attorneys and an alineist. ' C 'h'Jic Church plans tie ' "Fox knew nothing of hi d«fei e." tin*, of two ir-vv building, next! Mr. Allen told the jury. “He v a ' ere y. I.- ri a . -.)■o $200,000 ps n nnm -1 never consulted. His attorneys have .'rial t«. the lf.t«' I'ather -lolin I loivoy only talked with him five minutes Urialm;, who died recently in the since they began working on the r'. a t of tin church. The ntruc-l case.” i l . vri!! reive a ■ a ennddned ennFollowing the assistant . oLci. - ' .* ■:■ ieiine f o r th :d'U:rs and uu acn-j v y > - xvs w Ra > .r, r.-ra address, which was marked by a plea deny for older girls, and u new for a atiaight verdict of guilty, 1 •••1- pevoeatr ! : ' n I. Father Felix ClarU< % ? ir.g counsel for Fox, Hugh AL I - «\ , *■ st-i-1’ rcctov oi tie- pari h, an-! formerly gove-nor of Georgia, aa I Hsu Hut work <Jti t In- convent-; •ororccutor i t the Leo M. Frank cu e,, -*'■<•<ev 1.aiding v. ill begin early in began tl<c final argument for hia uitle.'January, Southern Headquarters Underwood Opened Crispy JUST FROM THE MARKET CITY NEWS PARAGRAPH S A wonderful and glorious Gift indeed - -it would be hard to find something that would bo appreciated more or that would be move useful. M ■ SPECIALLY PRICED FOB THE HOLIDAY TRADE AT ONLY $9.95 ONLY 2 MORE SHOPPING DAYS Visil us now ni.il let us show you a wonderful array c.i' Xmas Gifts for men and women Xmas Xnias 1923 1923 OPPOSITE POSTOFFIVE “ Westbound TRIAL NEARS END i i 'i i s ■ IS THE FEAR OF FAILURE HAUNTING YOU? It neves* troubles the Sanford busisness man who has created pub­ lic confidence in bis merchandise and his organization. • How can this confidence be built up in the quickest time and with the least expense? Through newspaper advertising. Or better still— ADVERTISING IN The Sanford Herald ■ ■ * M U M ■ ss �AUVfttPAY. D E C W « . Ittt Assortment of 2 doz. Blouses hand embroidered |3.50 values crepes and crepe back satins in blue, browns and black bended and plain effects, straig h t line models, junior sizes. Values formerly as high as 45,00—Special Speeder Veal Calf, gray, one strap pump, welt soles, |1 full round toe, low heel with rubber lift, ■1 $7.50 Values, Special now for 1-2 off $19.50 . $ 2 .5 0 Quaker H ose Special Discount Special lot of Art Pottery Full range of colors on Childrens Gingham Dresses 50c values r i .** all silk $2.50 frocks, $1.98, $3.50, $2.98, $5.00, $3.98, $5.75, $4.59, $6.50, $4.98, $7.50, $5.98 <k] ftQ \ |) 1 I V / H / J* All 65c cretons, winter colors in greens, blues, S3 53 reds, blacks, yellows, orange, Navy and others S3 33 ■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■an Saturday night from 7:30 to 10:00 Dickson-Ives Com pany ORLANDO Twistum Toys Elephants, Rabbits, Camels, Dogs, etc. The Gift for the Children per cent Discount n m m u i i m i i i i i i i n ■ ■ Maaig*iHHuai||iBiM||iHiHMUBia,|Biu||i ,i^m■■»w*s«|,"“"""B"*a"“““""!5HH!5S3SS22S2SSSS3233S5S2225SSS!SK22SSSS33S35S5SS5S3ii5ES3553S3BSSS3B55SS55BBS ments of $1,225,000 additional secur­ cific merger, the United States Shoe ! Homeless Men Scorn ! College Professor ed. About 100 cases involving $01,- and other cases. Old Lodging House, Says.New Device 237.000, exclusive of the Chemical In criminal cnscs, in chnrgc of Will Help The Deaf ( I t r Till* I m n r h l l r i l I ' r r m l Foundation suit at Wilmington, Del., John W. H. Crlm, Assistant Attor­ CHICAGO, Dec. 21. —'Tho oncez i n g :. now are pending in the courts, with ney General, a marked increase in teoining "Hop-house” lms suffered n Ileud of pNycholoii(5 Department of Northwestern extern University l Is Mik* 34 indictments nircady returned. noticeable loss in patronage, for convictions was reported. Specifically, ing experiments Pioneer work in the war frauds ; homeless men, even in their periods the increase was: White slave net, section has been accomplished, the re­ , of unemployment,'now demand a hosIIIV T h e A a .n rl.le d I 'r n i ) Attorney General Daughtery Staten 32 per cent; motor vehicle theft act, telry of higher grade, according ty i*A ANS L_ON, III., Dec., gO.Lvary inport said, although much time to That A Large Number of Caneti .. . . . . . , ,,....... .. 'dietitian points to succes in developbring the cases to conclusion will be national bnnking act, 114 per cent; tim Rev. Dennis J. Duma, chancel I . u hnnd-dcvieo which the totally Involve The Prohibition Lawn required. Compromise settlements are ill per cent; postal frauds, 6 per cent; -t*f tho Catholic archdiocese of Chicn-1|di*nr may curry and Ly which they < K*»* „ , 1may receive Impress iono or and WASHINGTON, Dec. Lltigat being made in A number of buses, thn nqtl-nurcQ^ic act, 19 per cent. These men. says fath er Duma*, an*, poeh, Professor Robert H. Gault, report said, with realisations from over violations of federal lawn in on choosing in increased' tiuiuher.-) the. h* id of tho psychology' departPublic lands litigation also was this source already totalling $3,lodging houses where hatha und tho | m ental Northwestern University, anthe incronie in the United States, ac­ henvy during (he Inst year, William fi.'migittioa of clothing urn entrance i nounced hero Thursday. 708.000. roquintmenU. 'I he change has come i Prof. i i.or Gault bases his unnouncecording to the annual report of At­ Anti-trust cases to the number of l), Ritcr, Assistant Attorney General nbont since the enactment of prulii-1moot on the progress of a year of intorney General Daugherty mode to­ -I I arc pending, according to tho re­ reported. With 10-1 civil and 62 crim­ hitiun, according to the chancellor, j ten live work on thn problem, and in day to Congress. | “ Ilomelesa men are saving their money I making experiments in detecting port of Augustus T. Seymour, Assist­ inal cases pending at the year's out­ new,” explains Father Dunno. It*words nnd sontonces by tnctual con- . In a volume*, replete with statistics ant Attorney Genernl in charge of set; 90 civil and 01 criminal suits were | is surprising iiow well Homo of them lact. of the government's work in law en­ that work. Twenty such cnscs were instituted. Disposed of during the are living. “Today it is safe to say that tho forcement, against criminals ranging dispensed of during the Inst yenr. “They are eating more ami better human being acn feel sound waves by yenr wero 113 evil nnd 71 crimlnnl food. Th ey _ also ‘ are mure ,particular. touch, and can clearly translate such from big business to bootleggers, the “While it is the purpose of the De­ reporting that tho three federal pris­ about where they sloop. In many ’ tactual imnressions into words and Attorney Genernl and his staff de­ partment of Justice not to unneces­ ons, a t Atlanta, Lonverlworth and Mc­ cases they are going to tjie Mission sentences." said Prof. Gault. tailed increases in prosecutions, civil sarily interfere with private business,’’ Neil's Island, were “filled to capacity” of the Holy Cross, where there are More than u year ago Prof. Gault newspapers on tables to tie read, and stnrted work with two : indents. ns well ns criminal.running tho gamut said Mr. Seymour,” the federal anti­ last year. A prison for inale first of­ to other institutionally conducted lodg­ George and John Crane, brothers, of of the federal statutes. Increases in trust laws must be enforced against fenders nnd better accomodations for ing-houses, with an evident desire to Fort Wayne, Ind., and succeeded in prosecutions in convictions also were whoever may attempt to interpose ar­ employment for federal prisoners also learn rather than sleep on the lloor. communicating with a metal tube va­ recited in the story of the vast work tificial restraints in any chunnol of was recommended. Our mission is full, nnd twice as muiiy rious words nnd sentences which the men ns there is room for would like Ci une brothers detected with the hand of tho Department of Justice to se­ interstate trade." A few legislative recommendations to lodge there.” only. Mr. Seymour's report recited the wero made to Congress In the At­ cure observance of tho lnw. At the time one of tho brothers sat Prohibtion cases formed a largo progress made in tho sugar con­ torney General's report. These dealt in room and spoke through tho Urge Pedestrians Walk *ubea while the other, in an adjoining part of the Department's work, but spiracy case, tho re-opening of tho chiefly with strengthening the crim­ room, ears muiflcd ami with hand On Left Side of Road over there were large Increases also In Harvester Trust ense, the cement and inal laws. One rccommcndntion was the receiving end of the tube, prosecuting violations of white slave, lumber denlcrs, and window blnss for an amendment making killing of announced his interpretation of thu Ml) T h e , \ » a o r ) n t r > l l * r r « « l round vibrations. This Prof. Guult tax, public land, postal, banking and prosecutions, the Central Pacific- a federal officer, while engaged in HARRISBURG, Dec. 21,-In an ef­ bns been utilizing on uccousticon foe other federal regulations. Activity Union Pacific merger, the United serving process, a federal offense. As­ fort to reduce the number of acci­ nmnllfying vibrations at the sending dents to pedestruins on the public end, while he employs a small receiv­ also was reported in pressing the Shoe and other cases. sault upon such an officer now is pen­ highways of this state, the Pcnnsyl- ing dirk held in tho hand at th j nth ■ In criminal cases, in charge of John alised but his death is left to states war on frauds cases, von In Motor Federation is urging t.rs. P rd . Gault bimaolf has bean Under the national prohibition net W. H. Crini, assistant attorney gen­ to punish. publicity Tor the recommendation of working upon the long vowels ur.d alone, Mrs. M abel' Wnlker WHIe- eral, a marked increase in convictions the American Automobile Association era. Prof. Guult himselt has boeu Other legislative recommendations that persona on the highway, especi­ en several short sent mici s which a hrandt, Assistant Attorney General in was reported. Specifically, the In­ were to penalize mailing of threaten­ ally at night, face the traffic by wnlk- I'rnlimU* student, S. N. Stevens, aitcharge of prohibtion and tax cases, crease was: White-slave net, 32 per ing letters, providing for stenog­ ing on the left hund side of the road. ling in an adjoining building 00 feet reported -19,021 criminul and 4,109 cent; motor vehicle theft net, 10 per raphers before grand juries, making The national association has recall­ away, repeats. ed the conclusion, after a study of civil cases were begun during the Inst cent; postal frauds, <1 per cent; na­ attempts to defraud the government the situation, that most of the cases fiscal ycaiv-an Increase of 15,889 tional bunking act, l i t percent; nntt- n crimp nnd punishing destruction or when automobiles strike pedestruins Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ over the previous yenr. Federal nnrcotic act, 19 per cent. injury to federal property. at night are due to thu driver heing pairing. L'all ||. S. Pond, phono 225 Public lands litigation also was courts, she said wore unable to keep partially blinded by the headlights or Peoples Bank. \79-tfc. Uniform bankruptcy fees also were of approaching cars and, swinging ...... ...... ............by ................ abreast of the number of enses heavy during the last yenr, William recommended HARP VISITS CAPITAL the Attorney GenerBIG IMPROVEMENTS. to the right, failing to>sec pedestrnina. j U9t recejvet| cnr of m 8h (; r. de brought, although 42,370 criminal and D. Ritcr, assistant attorney general ajt who advocutcd extension of tho TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 21.—MajorK e f Pulp. Seminole Feed Co. 2t MIAMI Bench, Dec. 21.—City coun4,109 civil cases were disposed of dur­ reported. With 164 civil and 02 one year limitation within which ing on tho ruads would face the truf C rm e n t City fie they would be better able to avoid REGULAR meals served at Tho ing the year, with 23,062 criminal and criminal cases pending nt the year’s crimnn| prosccutons growng out of el! has outlined an improvement General J. H. struck and also would bo seen outset, 90 civil and 64 criminal suits bankruptcy procecdngs * must bo 4,004 civil cases left pending. I'hconix, single meals, by the day his chief business was with gov being much sooner by the drivers of cars onditurc of $500,000, the bonding ernor, he also paid u visit tothe Colonel approaching “ Rapidity of disposition failed quite wero instituted. Disposed of during brought. or week. Try them. Advertisement. in the opposite direction. imits E - .. of the city, - Approximately . *■_half „ \v A. nawis. iiuuiu' kuiiciui ut _ W. Rawls, un adjutant-general of hl the to keep pace with tho filing,’’ said the year were 113 civil and 71 crim­ of the amount will go into struct im­ Florida Division, U. C. V., conferrin Relieved Boy's Cough. ELEVEN INDICTED. provements, according to the tenta­ on matters of importance to Confed Mrs. Wlllebrandt, “but with the help inal coses mostly favorably to the AGRICULTURE BUILDING STUTTGART, Ark., Dec. 10.—Elev­ Mrs. L. Van Belie, Pesdroy, Mont., tive program; $100,000 to water­ UNIVERSAL OF FLORIDA, Dec., crate Veterans of the state. General en men, including two justices of of rxtrrt judges provided in different government. Money recovered In such works improvement; $70,000 for san­ Harp, writes, “I like your Cuugh Medicine 21.—That “the old must give way to re-elected at the reunion in ,rp, re-uietieu « mu m i u m «< the peace, indictedJ 1by a special grand districts the conjested conditions of cases aggregated $577,000. the now" is again being proven nt itary sewers; $30,060 for sturm sew­ Quincy very well. My little boy, 6 years old, ilicy as commander oJT the Hon la jy^y here last week in connection A great increase in clnims filed the Florida Agricultural College, ers; $21,000 for bulkheads; $20,000 division, dockets, is slowly being remedied.'' _ i had a very bad cough and after using V C rV :® n w t f c on attack upon the editors of Rum smuggling, Mrs. Willebrandt’s against the government was reported where the stately old arbor vitae for park improvements ,nnd $40,000 during the civil war, and buried three the Freo Press, a local weekly nows- FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMreport uddod, “is the most gigantic by Robert H. Lovett, Assistant in which, were planted around the build­ for a new and additional tire station brothers from olf as many battlefields, .paper, pleaded .. f f guilty late today to POUND he secured relief.” For ing when it wus built are being torn and a fire alarm system. He still is strong nnd vigorous, and rioting and malicious mischief, criminal problem the United States charge of the claims section. On June up to be replaced by a new founda­ his brisk walk and erect carriage were fined $100 cueh. coughs, colds and'hoarseness there is ever faced on the high seas.’’ She 30 last 1,957 claims aggregating $1,- tion planting of atar jasmine, hydran­ give him the uppuurunco of the pic­ FESTIVAL OF STATES. no better remedy on tho market to­ Tho defendants also were indicted ture of health. General Harp nas on charges of assault and battery said the Coast Guard was not ade­ 346,659 were pending, of which 1,393 geas, nbolia and pittosporum, arrang­ day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND according to the best principles of ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.— been much in public life, having serv­ and aggravated assault, but these TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the quate with present equipment to pa­ totalling $1,085,695,000 wore filed ed landscape gardening. ed his county many times in the legis­ charges were d is missed by Circuit of St. Petersburg will get trol tho long Atlantic and Pacific during thu last year. Most of these These arbor vitae that have out­ Boosters lature. Judge W Clark. Each defendant was test of time, serving three genera­ together soon nfter the Christmas coasts effectually, and reiterated sta­ grew out of the war transactions. grown, rather than outlived their use holidays to plan for the raising of be­ lined $50 on each of thu other two tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ 8IIIPPEIIS-GROWERS .MEET tistics of liquor transactions in the! Successful resistance of the govern- fulness, are benig removed because tween $3,000 nnd $0,000 to stuge the charges, or a total of $100. stitutes.—Adv. their large growth cuts ofT practi­ ORLANDO, Dec. 21.—Shippers und All of the ‘ men arc prominent rice Ruhnma Islands indicating extensive reent in many claims cases also was cally all light from the first Hour Festival of States. The chamber of growers of Florida will assemble here smuggling into this country. | disclosed in the report, which said of tho building and hides architec­ commerce and the city commission Firmly, December 21, for u discussion growers of this county. 1921 budgets for aiding in financing rf problems facing them in market­ Mrs. Wlllebrandt also commented that during the yenr the Court of tural beauty from the passerby. Sknting At Lake Mary BRIBERY CHARGED. have failed to make provision in their ing Florida products. It is under­ In the proposed foundation pf lowon the dispariity between sentences Claims dismissed a total of 104 claims growing ornamentals which will re­ tho event, but civic leaders are de­ MOBILE, Ain., Dee. 19.—Dr. A. G. Tonight stood that un I'lTort will be made at impusod for violations o( the nation­ aggregating $12,663,000 in the other place the arbor vitae, the Pittoaporum termined to put on the festival which the meeting to create u cooperative Ward, member of the county board of revenue ami road commissioner*), al prohibition act and those Imposed 79 cases claimants recovered only will be placed at the corners and has been, described as outclassing thn organization with the view of re­ x r n rn t r t i r angtes of the building nnd the star famous march grna of New Orleans establishing more satisfactory prices was or rested Tuesday afternoon by i for convictions of other federal crimes $1,017,000. the federal authorities on indictments IN O I I L hi jamine, abelia, and hydrangea will be us u gala event of fun nnd frolic. throughout thu Reasons. Haber II. Volaw, superintendent of used to complete tho scenic effect. is striking. Some courts which exact ^ 1™,'v i,t h VT‘’lh1 brlhcry OUR BATTERY BUSINESS hus conspiracy to violatu the nation- . __ . . „ nA ., maximum penalties in other federal federal prisons, renewed recommenda­ Major W. L. Floyd, assistant dean BOND ISSUE SOLD Pino Rustic—Mndern apartment and ul prohibition act. Dr. Ward was rebeen m oved front W IG H T BROS, and professor of horticulture of the DAYTONA, Dec. 21.—Tho munici­ tions for additional prison facilities, crimes are rclunctant tq place heavy house being erected ou Dixie High- leased on $15,000 bond. The indict-! Gtirnjfc (o o u r S ta tio n on W ent Mr. Seymour’s report recited the College of Agricplture says the old pal Improvement bond i3*uo of $670,-* punishment on prohibition violators." merit grew out of the recent probe by l F in l '-Dreui arbor vitae lmve grown too large and 000. voted some time ago. has been | 'va* War fraud prosecutions, the At­ progress made in the sugar conspiracy scraggy, so they keep out too much sold to a local institution, the Mcreh•violations. « « * » • » ) s a . s U ; R A Y P |i u O T H E R S torney General’s report staled, have rase, the reopening of the Harvester of the light, und that aside from the ants Bonk and Trust Compnny, which Florida’s citrus erop for 1922 Pitluspoium ut thu corners und ea­ bid $10,000 ubovc the neat eat outaide brings return of $27,000,000 while been pushed vigorously. Hundreds of Trust case, the cement and lumber m u * .o I., oroot“ nJ gles of the building, low-growing bid received. The concern paid, ac­ cases are under investigation, with; dealers, and window-glass prosccu- plants ■will bo used |o replace the cording to figures made public, $647,- total value of combined crops fur ed as permanent home $3,232,000 already collected and judg- lions, the Central I’acific-Union IV vines. same year brought $100,000,000. monthly sales day, 760 for the issue. LITIGATIONS OVER LAW VIOLATION ON INCREASE, HE SAYS By CONDO EVERET TRUE fj ______ _______ _____ �WIN A PROCB N kN lf WAMTfeD / For publication on this pa« each week. Every week f 1 worth of merchandise will be given the woman submitting the best menu. TV Herald will five fl worth of merchandise from any merchant advertising on thia page, for tha beat menu submitted each week. SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPERS WEEKLY PRIZE MENU By HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING The growing tendency of young couples to do all entertaining outside of the home ,at a restaurant or club la to be deplored. It is most «*x* pensive in the first place and it also fails to provide the young wife with the experience she needs in the art of being a hostess. If the young home manager must cook and serve a meal without the help of a maid, a dinner is rather a formidable undertaking, nlthough with a little practice it is quite pos­ sible. You have no doubt dined at many tables where a dinner consisting of Won By Mrs. E. D. Brownlee soup, meat and two vegetables fol­ lowed by salad, derert, and coffee was perfectly rooked and daintily served by the hostess herself. For her Aral entertaining the brldo would do well to confine herself to a n j eaaier meal, say a Sunday evening supper. There is always something rather Informal about this meal. As most people dine in the early after noon hours on Sunday, supper may be served Inter than usual, and it may follow musir or some entertainment suitable to the occasion. The meal may properly consist of only ore hot dish which enn he easily popped into the oven or made in n chafing dish on the tnble. Aside from this, dainty sandwiches or ten biscuits may be served, and n salad of canned fruits and small cakes make excellent dessert. ;Sunday Night Supper Combinations. Hum a la King StuITcd Celery Oliver Plain Sandwiches ; Maple Mousse Sponge Cr.ko ColTcc J . BREAKFAST Orange juice (Sanford Fruit Store) Reached egga on toast (Gonzalez) Mother's Bread (Piggly Wiggly) Bacon (Gonzalez) Buck wheat cakes (A. ti. P. Co.) Side Pure Georgia Cane Syrup (A. & P. Co.) Capitol ColTeo (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) LUNCHEON Lamb Cutlets (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Ling Green Pens (Piggiy Wiggly) Rolled Cheese Sandwiches (A. ti P. Co.) Hrend (A. & P. Co.) Lettuce Hearts (Sanford Fruit Store) Premier’s Salad Dressing (Gonzalez) Mince Meat Pie (A. & P. Co.) Tea (A. & P. Co.) DINNER Oyster Cock tail (Gonzalez) Premier Catsup (Piggly Wiggly) linked Hen (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Western Potatoes (Piggly Wiggly) String Ilcan Salad (Sanford Fruit Store) Cream Currotts (Sanford Fruit Store) Gold Medal Flour Biscuit (Piggly Wiggly) Cranberry Jelly (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Fruit Cake ( A. & &P. Co.) Ilokhr CooflTee (A. & P. Co.) Canned Fruit Cocktails Chicken Patties Molded Tomato Jelly Chocolate Fudge Cake Sliced Pineapple Tea Quality & Service Cream shortening; add sugar, melt­ 1 tablespoon lemon juice ed chocolate and mashed potatoes; Grated rind 1-2 lemon 2 level teaspoons Calumet nnking mix well, add egg yolk, milk and flour and baking powder which have Powder been sifted together; beat well; ndd Whites C eggs * nuts, vanill nnd beaten egg whites; 1 cup Hour mix thoroughly, nnke in greased 1-4 teaspoon salt. Boat yolks until thick and lemon shallow tin in moderate oven 25 to colored, add sugar, gradually, and 35 minutes. Fudge Frosting continue beating, using egg beater; add lemon juice, rind and whites of 3 cups sugar eggs beaten until stiff and dry; par­ 1 cup milk or cream tially mix yolks with mixture, re­ •I or 5 tablespoons cocoa or ounces move beater, and carefully cut nnd unsweetened chocolate. 1 tablespoon butter fold in flour und salt which iiuvc 1 teaspoon vnnilln extract been sifted together twice with the baking powder. Bake one hour in Put sugar, milk and cocoa or choc­ olate into saucepan; stir nnd boil un­ slow oven in Angel Cake pan. til it makes a soft ball when tested Devils Food Cake. in cold water; take from fire, add 1l cup shortening blitter nnd vanilla, cool nnd stir until 1 cup sugar. creamy; then spread on cake. 2- rl-2 ounces- unsweetened choco­ Individual Strawberry Shortcakes late. Make a dough as for Stnndnrd Bis­ 1-2 cup mashed potatoes cuit, adding a heaping tablespoon of l egg sugar to the baking powder nhd flour, 38 cup milk if s w e e t shurtcnke is wanted. Bake 1 1-1 cu p s flo u r 2 level teaspoons Calumet Baking in individual rake tins 15 to 50 min­ utes in moderate oven. Brush with Powder melted fat. Crush the strawberries 1-2 cup chopped nuts nnd ndd sugar enough to make juicy 1-2 teaspoon vanilla cxtrnct Sponge Cake Yolks G eggs 1 cup sugar You W ant unt^ J e m i /wa Pure Ja/c IfAeal WE CARRY NOTHING BUT THE VERY BEST THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS AND YOU MUST-BE SATISFIED FULL LINE Turkeys, Fut Hens and Fryers, Florida nnd Western Beef, Veal, Lamb and 1’ork, Kingan’s Re­ liable and Swifts Premium Hams and Bacon FLOUR k PLAIN 0, J — , SELF RISING .“ j ' ’I** f* SUGGESTIONS Save the Bag*—When garments are returned from the cleaners in large paper hags it is a good plun to save the bags. Remove the gar­ ments carefully. The bags are splendid for wrapping up the sum| mer porch pillows und storing dur­ in g tho winter. In the spring they ‘are useful to put away blankets land comforts that will not be needed i until the fall. In using the bags for this purpose it is better to paste the ends shut nnd fold over several times, thus making them moth proof. I Soap Saver—Do you know that ■soap will last much longer if It Is dry than if it is soft and fresh? Buying n dozen or more bars a t a timo is a true economy. Take the wrappers off and lay the soup on an open shelf, each cake separately, or stand it on e Ige. In this way it gets dry and hard nnd lasts much longer thnn when you buy n fresh cake and use it nt once. For the Flower Rot — Get some Blue Bin! napkins, (paper ones). Trace the birds then trunsfer with carbon paper. Use wax to match color In tho napkin ami apply. The work is perfectly tnscinnting and will solve many a gift problem when something unusual and hand-made is desired. Everything for the Christmas Dinner OYSTERS AND NICE FAT HENS, FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, CRANBERRIES, RAISINS, NUTS AND CANDY. “STONES* *” CAKES OF ALL KINDS Another shipment of FISH-ROE, Salt Mullet, just arrived COME TO SEE US OR PHONE YOUR ORDER—IT Wild BE PROMPTLY DELIVERED PHONE 39 —MRS. E. D. BROWNLEE. Olives and Radishes Crab Salad Hot Parker House Rolls Individual Strawberry Shortcakes Coffee rA {before spreading on top of shortcake. Whipped cream sweetened and fla­ vored to taste served ontop adds to Its pnl a table ness. •* out J emima QUALTIY--------------- SERVICE and SATISFACTION SPECIALS Flo u r ^TJEMIMAMILLSCDMPWf^ 8TJ09IPH-HO; tjli* Aunt Xs Loyal Customers We Extend Season’s Greetings and Many Good Wishes for a rry Christmas O R A M r "'1F Q Highest Quality Fancy Fla, ** V x J- L lU R uv a Rny fnr Ynnr Y Xs C E L E R Y very choice jiicad 1 4 c t 5 —— — _ ■■■■■ — — —_ ii ■ _■■ — | | L E T T U C E fancy head 1 0 c --------- ■ — — ______ — RAISINS Calif. Layer lb. 17c s! - D A T E S A1 Baba Golden pkg. 2 3 c [% Saturday and Monday Phone 103 GLa CE lWARKET Orange Peel lb. 35c Lemon Peel lb. 3 5 c —Citron ib. 7 0 c —Cherries lb. 58c ;.j. . . . . . T " .- " niivmp Small Stuffed Bat. 2 5 c 1 U1IV6S Small Plain Bot. 1 7 c | Pillsbury Flour, 24 lb s ...................$1.19 White Bacon, lb............................... 15c Compound Lard, lb............................. 17c Clover Bloom Butter, lb................... 60c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. f o r .... 25c APPLES York Imperials, lb .... P n p l/ A \»r 4 V • • • • «■ : * * ■ • • • * - Bushel...................... MERITA LAYER CAKES, PLANTATION FRUIT CAKES, EDWARDS MAPLE SYRUP, PRESERVES AND OLIVES, HOMEMADE CANDIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS, NUTS AND VEGETABLES HEADQUARTERS FOR All Kinds of Fire Works s S a n f o r d F ru it S to re N 107 West First Street jj ■ PHONE 7G -------------------------- ----------— 301 Sanford Avenue WE DELIVER •g , K■ ■ B B B aB aaB aaB B aM aaaaaaB B B B aaaaB B aaH aN aaaaB B B aaaaB aaaaB uaBaaBflBBBaBaBBaBflBBBBBBBBBBBBaaaBuaBBBBBaBMaBBBaNBaB T“ — ! 77 it — YAMS 4c 1b . GRAPES Fancy Tokay lb. 1 9 c j| COCOANUT Shredded 6 oz. Pkg. 1 5c 12 oz. Bot. 31c FRUIT SALAD SALAD DRESSING * 1VV>1 * w r z L a r x z / No. i w , !Can30c i t m i u v u || nu Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs. f o r ............... 25c At per dozen .......... Finer Quality, dozen | — ---- Full Stock, CHRISTMAS NUTS, New Crop If l)o not be misled by cheap prices on inferior quality storage nuts. Demand the Best Brazil Nuts“ ft? 25.| Eng. WalnutsK r t jf S I olcsI I 4 o c LR \f ?S ? ! COFFEE ?! y? !■ NO. 1 MAINS 10 POUND t ■ •?« ■ t ■ ■ Profit by the £5 Wixdom of X ■ Others —TRADE V " WITH A . & I’. ► 7«■ I ■ 'Where Economy ■ a ! Rules” �MxffiirtfaUBtg V* road are GIVEN OUT BY STATE ENGINEERS i -4 How To Select Your Christmas Turkeys CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—Before you can have the Thanksgiving turkey, you mitst select one—nnd there’s where many a housewife finds herself at sea. For this reason NEA Service, has sought out someone who knows tur­ keys and other fowl, nnd can glvo its women renders helpful advice on choosing the hird fur the coming feast. Such nn authority The Evening Re­ cord found in Pnckey Swartz, cook for the epicurean nppctitics of a dozen national celebrities, nnd now training camp chef for Bunny Leon­ ard, lightweight fighting champion. Chef Swartz tells here how to se­ lect the right turkey: "Look not merely for a fat turkey but n young and well conditioned one. You can tell an overfed turkey by the soft pudgy condition of the ilesh. It simply melts away in the pan dur­ ing roasting. But a finished turkey, fed on proper rations, has firm flesh. First grasp the flesh and assure your­ self on that point. Spurs and Gristle. 11 Next see that the turkey’s spurs, its claws, nre short. Long spurs means a tough turkey. “Now run your hand along the breat bone, the '‘keel’’ of the turkey. Look for the rear end of this hone, where it comes to a point of gristle. If the gristle is soft nnd yields easily under pressure of your hand, the tur­ key is young ami tender. "As a final general inspection of the hird, look to see if the skni and flesh are white, the breast broad and plump ami the neck short. If any leathers nre left on the wing, exam­ ine them. If they are pointed, it is n good sign. How to Roast "In rousting the turkey, aim to avoid drying it out. Rub the entire surface with salt and brush with soft Luttcr. Place it in a hot oven. "When it is well browned, reduce the heat nnd make a basting mixture of half a cup of butter melted in one cup of hoiling water. Keep basting every ten or fifteen minutes during cooking. Turn the fowl over two or three times so it may brown evenly, “A ten-pound turkey will r o a s t in about three hours." POLITICS B1 j ■ a ' A, D irec to r* a t a m eetin g called fo r t u c h j o f life aubecrlbw rs an il tb a * p u rp o se . ............. sto c k su b sc rib e d b y ea c h o f Umub a r e •.I ATITICLK IV. .> ’ | BUSINESS j S u c ti o n t. T h e te r m f o r w h ic h t h U * * „ , „ ! ■w c o r p o r a t i o n ■hull r i l i t s h a l l h e p e r - 1 B e n j a m i n F . I l n t n r i . Med f o n t . M i w * l i e t u a l u n le s s the s a m e b e ( o r a l l y d l s - r h u n fi t* . f o r t y - s e v e n s h a r e s : C a r r i e B. so lv e d . \K T IC L B V I H a i n e s . M e d fo rd , M n s s u r h i w s t t a . one S e c t i o n I. T h e b u s i n e s s of t h i s r n r - | s h a r e : M ary H ain es, A lta m o n te p n r n t l o n s h a l l be c o n d u c te d by a b o a r d I S p r i n g s , F l o r i d a , o n e s h a r e ; A n d r e w o f n o t less t h a n tl ir r u (3) n o r m o r e <!. d f o l n e s , A l t a m o n t e Splrntt*. Florida, t h a n s e v e n (7 ) D i r e c t o r s n n d by a o n e s h a r e . P resid en t. S ecretary nnd T re a s u re r. T h e fnreK olm r A rticles of In c o rp o ra ­ T h e P r e s i d e n t s h a l l b» a , m e m b e r o f t i o n w s u b s c r i b e t h i s 5tli d a y o f D e­ t h e H o a rd o f D irectors. c e m b e r , . 1923. a n d d o h e r e b y s u b s c r i b e S e c t i o n 2. T h e tlm r -I of D i r e c t o r s ea c h f u r t h e a m o u n t o f sto ck s e t ops h a l l be e le c te d a n n u a l l y a t n m o c t - 'po slte o u r r e s p e c t i v e s i g n a t u r e s . Imc n f t h e s t o c k h o l d e r s to lie h e ld o n B K N A M IN 1 \ H A I M ' S . IT S hare*, t h e Inst M o n d ay nf J a n u a r y o f e a c h { t \ \ I t l t l i ; II. HAIN KH ... I -Share v e n r . nnd t h e P r e s id e n t. S e c r e t a r y a n d a N D H K W ri. IIA IN K S . 1 S h are. T r e a s u■ r e r %i_ s h a l l be e je c te d a n n u a l l y MAIIV A. H A I N E S ........ .............. 1 S h a r e . by t h e H oard o f D ire c to rs r h o s e n e a c h KTATK O F F L O R ID A , y e n r nc a n te e tlm r of t h e D ir e c t o r s t o C o u n t y o f fiem inolc. lie h e l d a n n u a l l y Im m e d ia te ly fo l lo w s On t h i s d a y p e r s o n a l l y n p p e a r e d b e ­ lute t h e s a id iinnunl s t o c k h o l d e r s m e e t ­ fo re m e H cn jitm ln F. H a in e s. C a r r i e in g . T h e o f f ic e s o f th e P r e s i d e n t a n il , It. H a i n e s . M ary H a i n e s n n d A n d r e w fl. tile T r e a s u r e r m a y bo h e ld by "H ” H a in e s . t<> m e w e ll k n o w n to h e th * unit t h e s a m e person. j perm n s d e s c r i b e d In a n d w h o aliened .S ection 3. T h e Mine, p lace nnd n ia t tr I t h e fo n * tro |m r A r t i c l e s o f In e n r p n ra * p e r ooff r u l l l n u m e e t in g s of s t o e k h o h l - t b ,n ..f O R I E N T A F t : R N C OM PANT, e r s a n d d i r e c t o r s o t h e r t h a n th e u n - nnil a c k n o w l e d g e d b e f o r e m e t h a t t h e y n u n l m e e t i n g s h a l l he fixed hy t h e b y ­ s e v e r a l l y slg rted t h e s a m e a n d s u b ­ l a w s o f said c o r p o r a ti o n , a n d th e d c c - s c r ib e d t o t h e a m o u n t o f s t o c k s e t I loti o f th e H oard of D ir e c t o r s s h a l l lie o p p o s i te t h e i r s i g n a t u r e s . IX W IT X K S R W H K R K O F . I h a v e b y b a l l o t , e a c h s t o c k h o l d e r b e in g e n ­ t i t l e d t o o n e v o te fo r ea c h s h a r e o f h e r e u n t o s e t my h a n d a n d o ff ic ia l seal t h i s T w e l f t h d a y o f D ecem b er, s t o c k o w n e il h y him. S e c t i o n I. T h e H o ard of D i r e c t o r s P*3" DONALD <!■ HP AIN. m a y p ro v id e f o r tint e le c tio n o r t h e (S K A t.) N o t a r y P u b lic . a p p o i n t m e n t a n d fo r fix in g t h e d u t i e s (Notary Real) o f s u e h o t h e r o ff ic e rs a n d a g e n t s a s N o t a r y P u b lic S t a t e o f t h e y m a y d e e m a d v is a b le , nnd m u y F l o r i d a ut L a r x e . m a k e su c h r u l e s an d t a k e such a c t i o n tint I n c o n s is t e n t w ith t h e t ’h n r t e r a n d M r c o m m i s s i o n e x p i r e s O c to b e r S, 1927. I l y - l n w s o f t h e C o r p o r a t io n a s t h e y 12-11-21-28-1-3*10-61 m a y de e m a d v i s a b l e f o r th e o p e r a t i o n of I t s b u sin e ss. A R T IC L B VI. S e c t bin 1. T h e iintnes iif th e o f f l e e r s W h o s h a l l c o n d u c t th e b u s i n e s s n f t h e c o r p o r a t i o n u n ti l t h o s e a r e iiuulllled w h o s h a l l he elec ted a t th e llrsl a n ­ n u a l m e e t i n g o f th e s t o c k h o l d e r s nr*1 i a s fo llo w s : Ilenjnm lu F. H a in e s. P r e s i d e n t : Ib-njumlii F. H aines, S e c r e . t a r y - A n d re w <J. Hallies. T r a s u r e c . (lt A R T h 'l i K VII. F a c ti o n | . T h e h ig h e s t a m o u n t o f I n d e b t e d n e s s o r liability to w hich thltx c o r p o r a t i o n c a n a t any tim e s u b j e c t I t s e l f sh all h e t h e sum of F iv e ThoUs_ a n d D o lla r s itS.wiH.HII). A R T IC I.i: V III. S e c ti o n I. T h e c o r p o r a t e se a l r,f t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n shall he an I m p r e s s s t a m p h e a r i n g t h e w ords. "Ollll-INTA FIRIN' COMPANY. PORPORATK TALLAHASSEE, FUi, Doc. 21,— Road conditions In Florida for the wick ended December 15, are describa by engineers of the statu road department in the M owing: * Road No. 1.—Nunc* Ferry to Jack­ sonville: Nunex Ferry to Escambia Hav five miles under construction, ivtours plainly marked. Rond In fair shape. ■ Escambia Bay (Florida* (own) t« StnifAii, snntl-clay and JVC road in excellent shape. Millijfnn to DeFunlok Springs, rough sS T i ;v county road. DeFuniak Spring* to Ponce do Leon, excellent sand-clay iduiI Ponce do Leon to Wcstville, k \ under construction, tnke north coun­ ty road which Is in good .shape, /A uestville to Chiploy, county road in •rood Hhnpo. Chlpley to Tnlinhassee, via Quincy, very good county road. Tallnhussce to Montkelto very good county road. Monticello to Aucliln river, fair. Auciiia river to Green­ ville; excellent. Greenville to Madi­ son and on to Suwannee river, fair. Suwannee river to Live Oak, Houston nm| Wellborn to Lake City with exreption of five miles out from Lake City, fine. Lake City to Jacksonville, nMihnlt, concrete nml brick, line. Road No. 2.—Georgia line to Fort Myers: Georgia line to Jasper, good, jasper to Genoa, good, but rough in foots. Genoa to White Surings, good. White Springs to Lake City, good. Lake City to High Springs under con­ struction, detour very good, by way V'/ „f Fort White. High Springs to Gainesville, 25 miles of asphalt, cx(ellcnt. Gainesville, to Ocala rough P A \ with the exception of 20 miles of excellent lime rock and asphalt road; detour near Reddick; Ocala to Belle-r H K A la ." view under construction. Road con­ A K T iri.i: i n . dition between Ooaln nnd Ilcllevlew S e c ti o n 1. T h e s t o c k h o ld e r s o f Ih e changes daily. Inquire at Leesburg c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l a d o p t b ) - l a w s n ot w ith Its f ’l i a r P r a n d U n ­ In ..... . or Ocala Chamber of Commerce for l a w s of t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a , f o r t h e best route. Uelloview to Leasburg g o v e r n m e n t nf Its o fficers, an d Hie to Fustis nnd Mount Dora, very b y - l a w s a d o p te d sh all be a d o p te d b y piuxl. Mount Dorn through Orange, t h e Vote I.r t h e m a j o r i ty "f all s h a r e s Osceola and Polk counties to Bowl­ o f s t o c k , a n d m a y be a m e n d e d lit s u c h s h u r e - h o h h - r s , s t o c k h o l d e r s , c r e d i to r s , a n d e ls e w h e r e an d t o g e n e r a l l y e n jo y m a n n e r tin may he p r o v id e d f o r In ing Green, good. Bowling Green to Holdup Is Frustrated g r a n t e e s , o r o t h e r p e r s o n s r l n l m t n g a n d ex ercise a l l o f t h e r i g h t s , p o w e r s s a i n n y -la w s . ■ Gardner, fair. Gnrdner through p riv ile g e s In c id e n t t o c o r p o r a t i o n s A R T h ' I . i : X. > One of Number Shot att 'unerynet rrawi lghhaStt os.out eitthvl eee rr n,n rby,l .Iunmttehhrreeorsutg•hn'ofnotparnaynu ynn.d aeur­ aoff onrdFpro fit u n d e r t h e l a w s of t h e S t a t e Arcadia to Carlstrom Field good. S e c ti o n 1. T h e n a m e s am i r e s ili e n c e s lorid a. Carlstrom'* Field to the Bermont ____ *--------------------. . ----c o r p o r a t i o n , o r a n y o n e else In an d to A t l T l i ' L K III. road, rough nnd sandy in spots but NEWARK, Dec. 19.—Two bandits, tin* f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y , t o ­ Section 1. T h e a u t h o r i z e d a m o u n t w n : one of whom was shot dead by his fair road. Bermont road to Fort t , ,,, »> i o f th e c a p it a l s t o c k o f t h i s c o r p o r a quarry, were frustrated here late Myers, good. J.ots I to _K, b o t h r" lm lu s l i e . ' t l o n „h n u p-lvo T h o u s a n d D o lla rs Tuesday in an attempt to hold up of l i r l g g s s u b d i v i s i o n of N o r t h e a s t (ii.im n .malt of w h ic h t o t a l s u m all Bond No. 3.—Georgia line to Oru t i a r t e r o f S o u t h e a s t u u a r i c r ,.f fteeFrank E. Dewey, paymaster for M. 1). tlo n 21. t o w n s h i p 21 S m ith. R a n g e ;:t s h a l l he c o m m o n s t o c k , t h e s a i d c o m ­ lnmlo: Georgia line nt Wild's Land­ Mirsky & Co., of New York City, as Hast, u s p e r p l a t t h e r e o f re c o r d e d In m o n stock to h e d iv i d e d I n t o Itfty (iiO) ing to Yulee and Jacksonville, fair. he entered the Newark office of the Dial Hook I. a t p a g e No. 132, P u b lic s h a r e s , all of t h e p a r v a l u o o f One Jacksonville to Green Cove Springs, R e c o rd s of S e m i n o le t ' o u n l y , F lo r id a , H u n d re d (SIOO.Uii) p e r s h a r e . firm carrying a $1,000 payroll. The an Nose rough. Green Cove Springs to Pald a ls o S ection 2. K a d i s t o c k h o l d e r sh all | dead bandit, whose identity has not ntkn, rough to end of brick at Rice’s lm e n title d t o olio (1) v o l e a t all u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h ­ stopped up? i yet been established, was found 200 w eTsht e qSu oa ur tt eh rw ea sntd q tile Creek. Brick road from Rice’s Creek t q u a r ­ m e e tin g * " f t h e s l o e k l i o l i l e r s o f th e feet front the scene beside a stalled t e r of t h e S o u t h w e s t Nq ou ratrht we re s of through Pnlntka to San Mateo, good. S e c ­ c o m p a n y fo r e a c h s h a r e o f s t p e k held automobile, to which his fellow bandit tio n l!t. t o w n s h i p 21 S o u th , R a n g e 30 by him. MENTH0LATUM San Me leu Co Sisco, rough. Sisco to Section 3. T h e t o t a l a u t h o r i z e d c a p ­ had carried him. There was a bullet H ast. In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F lo r id a . Crescent City, Seville, Pierson nnd it a l s t o rk o f t h e c o m p a n y m a y he m t h e s w o r n Hill of quickly dears it wound above his heart. In his hand C oItm palpa pineta r idnieg d f r oIteio Kldridge, new . asphalt surface, cxa g a i n s t you fixed by t h e I n e n r p o r n t o r s , o r b y the he clenched a pistol in which a bullet th a t y o u h a v e o r c la iinm Home Interest (client. Eklrhlgu to De Loon Springs, American Warships and lets you had jammed. The second bandit, join­ In t h e s a i d d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y . You. base will be completed by Christmas. a n d each o f y o u , a r e t h e r e f o r e r e q u i r ­ ed by a third ntan la the automobile, breathe. IVtour from Conrad to DeLeon To Engage Soon In made .'utile efforts to Rtnrt the ma­ ed a n d o r d e r e d t o he a n d a p p e a r b e ­ Springs. DeLeon Springs through fo r e o u r C i r c u i t C o u rt a t t h e C ourt chine and then fled on foot nnd es­ H o u se a t S a n f o r d , F lo r id a , nit t h e llrst Winter Maneuvers caped. DcLuntl to Sanford, fair. Sanford M onday In F e b r u a r y , A. D. p i2 l. th e through Scntinole nnd Orange coun­ A'< he reached the plant, Dewey s a m e b e i n g t h e t t h day of F e b r u a r y , ties to Orlando, good. tlly The A I l l i c i t l'rr« « t said, he Imd a premonition that some A. D. 1921. t l i . i t a n d t h e r e to m a k e Road No. 4.—Georgin line to LOS ANGELES, Dee. 21.—Maneu­ Aching, Miami: Georgia line 13 miles south, vers of such magnitude us to con­ vnotl Jlu^tjatcJi on his revolver. He. ,d«,. said bill will lm taken ns confess snml-clay in good - comltion. -Ten stitute a militia, war, rather than' a wiilketi up lw »' lligmst of stair* in th'1 4 ngnlfiHt y o u " r d lilw V il n y - ’llh kr d e ­ tll’iHIt 1 burning feet? •* 1 mires penetration and rock base, good. shunt bnttle, will test existing con­ company's cree. Building when he heard Mix miles shell road rough. Nine miles ceptions of defense affecting the footsteps tvnd then tho cry "hands up," It I* f u r t h e r orner*il t h a t tills n o tice MENTH01ATUM brick nnd nnphnlt to Jacksonville, Panama Canal when the United States Whirling nrounil, ho drew his own !••• tm lillshufl in th u S an fn rU Dully good. Sixty-two miles rock shoulders fleet begins its operations for 1021 revolver and flred three times at his Il'T a h l. a n e w s p a p e r piih!lshe>! In Hmtquickly relieves furil, S e m i n o le i*.>untr. l-’lo rhln. once just completed from the Duval county at midnight on January 3, according assailants, one of whom held a pistol '■ io'I i w e e k f o r a perio d o f elK hi eon* nnd lino across St. Johns nnd Flagler to naval officers here. in hi* hand. The bandit Jell and wn* • '.t '.v v. <i tin VKSH n , v h a n d nnd o f f ic ia l seal ■counties to Bunnell. Bunnell to VolPorminent among the new phases caught by hi* companion, who stag­ o f \Vo fIT refreshes. t O'** a t S o it f., i.l. S e m i n , i l e C o u n t y , You can find the name of j:; ' asin county lino, rough; Volusia coun­ of combat expected to enter into this gered to the street with him. F lo r id a , t h i s t h e 7 'h d a y of D ecem b er. ty line to Daytonn and New Smyrna "war” for possession of the Canal every live BusItteHtt Han \ A. D. I 122. fair. New Smyrna to Titusville 33 will be the influence of dirigible alr(R E A L ) I-:. A. I t o r n LARS. HAVING ntOGRESS in Sanford in thin Column _ C le r k C irc u i t C o u rt, miles shell macadam, fair condition. ernft on surface maneuvers at sea. S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a . each day. ( Titusville to Cocoa, six miles rock, The Shenandoah, the navy's new giant Ity: A. M. W eek * . D. i*. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 21.— 11 miles hard surfaced. Coca to dirigible, will remain aloft through­ Work on puving the principal streets s c m n . L i : m a i n k s . Whnxso nine miles hard surfaced, 37 out the maneuvers, supported strong­ of the capital city, which was started S o l i c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . Jr k I ii F r l . 12-7-23, r u n o n F r i d a y s f o r miles rock rond, good condition. De­ ly by squadrons of combat craft by late in the summer, is progressing •JHctime*. tour Wbaaso to Vero, 12 miles good day, nnd ascending above the clouds rapidly. Adam* Street, extending ‘aunty road, partly hard surfaced, ut night. from the Seaboard railroatl to the n o t i c i : o f i v r F . v r i n x t o a i »i *i , y Sanford Novelty 'e m to Mi»mf,. all ..good road. F O R I.K T T K I t s P.VTKXT. Eighteen first-line battleships, 72 governor’s mansion, ha* been complet­ Road No, fi.—High Springs to Foi l j destroyers, 300 planes of all types, ed nil the way front the capital to N o tice Is hei'i by g iv e n t h a t th o u u Works u 'il will a p p l y to th e U o v e r n o r Myers: High Springs through Arch- 50 submarines and hundreds of Meet the governor’s mansion, Monroe Street do of rstlm Car ever l a t e o f F lo r id a o n t h e Siltli The hest Tire your it and Wiliiston to Romeo, fair.I auxiliary craft will combine to make hns been finished for several blocks, d a y hofe SIti'cem tier, A. D. 1923, f o r L e t ­ Romeo to Dunnellon newly graded.I the Canal defense maneuvers the most nnd work is going ahead on Calhoun t e r s I'uD-nt. In be Issued lo O R I R N T A had was a “FIRESTONE” V. C. COLLER, Prop. heavy sand almost impassable, ex- extensive yet undertaken by the Ant- nnd several of the intersecting short FKIt.N COM PAN Y ........ t h e f o l lo w in g l e s of I n c o r p o r a t i o n a d o p t e d hy FIRESTONE rrpt soon after rains. Dunnellon tojerlcnn navy. guarantees you General Shop and Mill Work streets. Park Avenue on both sides A r t i c said c n n ip a n y n s Its p rop osed Inverness and Brooksville, fair. One feature of the "hostilities" will of hto parkway was the first to be cHuharter: most miles per Dollar Itrooksvillo through Hernando and he a landing expedition, to utilize finished with tho new surfacing thnt P R O P O S K P C IIA R T F .lt O F O R I E N T A Contractor and Guilder Pasco counties to Hillsboro county all available marines, who will launch extends from Adam* to Duval Street. F K R N COMPANY. T h e u n d e r s i g n e d i n c o r p o r a t o r s h e r e ­ CHRISTMAS GIFT—Red Tubes line, rough but passable. Hills an artillery and infantry attack by a s s o c i a t e th e m s e l v e s t o g e t h e r f o r ,r»17 Commercial Street borough county line through Tampa against the United States army forces t h e p u r p o s e o f f o r m i n g a c o r p o r a t i o n and a Tire Changer Free with REGULATE BEGGING. by way of SixMile Creek through defending the Canal. fo r pro fit u n d e r t h e l a w s of t h e H iate all Cord Tires. Prudent own, Sarasota, Englewood to The battle IIiu4 , under Rear Admir­ F l o r i d a .a n d d o h e r e b y a d o p t th u DAYTONA, Dec. 21.—This city is of f o l l o w i n g A rticle's o f D ie u r p o r n tlo n : the Myakka river, very god. Myakka al Samuel S. Robison, will open the A R T 1 C L K I. river to Ptinta Gordu rough and sandy operations with a surprise attack the latest to go on record for the RAY BROTHERS 1. T ile n a m e of t h i s c o r ­ in spots but easily passable. Puntn against the Pacific side of the Canal, regulation of begging. A committee p oRcPtlnn A. P. Connelly & Sons r a t i o n slut 11 lo- " O R IK N T A F K R N hag been appointed by the chamber Lordn directly to Fort Myers im­ which will be defended by a scouting C OM PANY" a m i Its p r i n c i p a l office Rhone 5 IS------------------ Sanford Established l'Jim passable but traffic can go by way fleet under Vice-Admiral Newton Mc- of commerce to pas* on credentials of an d p la c e o f b u s i n e s s s h a l l h e a t A l t a ­ Real Estate, Loans and m o n t e S p r i n g s , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r ­ outside organizations or individuals of Tucker’s corner. Cully. w i t h tile p o w e r to e s t a b l i s h h r u n r h Insurance Rond No. 8.—Haines City to Fort There will be an uir problem for who wish to solicit fund* in Day­ oida, f f ic e s n n d p l a c e s of b u s i n e s s a t o t h ­ Pierce: Haines City to Frost Proof, both sides, the Pacific force using cata­ tona. The public has been asked to e r p o i n t s In tlo* S t a t e of F l o r i d a am t Rhone 18 101-8 Magnolia Avc good, shoulders poor. Detour through pulted planes for local scouting, and co-operate with the committee hy In t h e s u c h o t h e r s s t a l e s n n d c o u n ­ ........... force sending out _plane asking solicitors for a iettre of en- t r i e s ns It m a y de e m n e c e s s a r y o r a d ­ rrost Proof. From Frost Proof to the Atlantic hebring fair. Scbring to DeSoto City, fleets from it* aircraft carriers', the dorsement. Jacksonville went on re- v is a b le . L K S II good. Traffic from Okeechobee City Langley and the Wright. Submar­ coni several days ago as requiring S e c ti o n t. A RT Th IC e genernl n a t u r e of STEWART the Florist should go by way of Fort Bassenger. ines also will be used in the defense beggars to obtain npprovnl from the th e b u s i n e s s t o be t r a m m e l e d by th e s a i d c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be t h e c a r r y i n g Flowers For All Occlusions Road No. 23.—Belleview to Plant of the Canal. city before soliciting funds on the on of a g e n e r a l n u r s e r y b u s i n e s s and ity: Belleview to Sumter county The first use of aircraft fog nnd streets. Members Florists Telegraph De­ In c o n n e c t i o n t h e r e w i t h to r a i s e , p r o ­ line under construction and very smoke screens in such operations will livery Association d u c e , b u y . sell. Im po rt, e x p o r t a n d rough. Through travel Oenla to Wild­ tnke place at Panama when, in n com­ I.' Christmas Trees for sale—BOc to t r a d e nil-1 d e a l In seeds, s h r u b s , plant*, 814 Myrtle Avc. Rhone 260-W wood, Bushnell, Dude City nnd Tampa bined uir attack on the Canal, the $1.50. Brotherhood of St. Andrew. p ro d u c e nm l f l o w e r s n f a ll k in d * ; to c a r r y o n a m i c o n d u c t a n y a n d alt advised to tnke Pedro road out of nrnty will interpose an aerial screen. Phone 350. k i n d s of n g r l e u t i u r . i l a n d h o r t l e t t l t u r 0«1». This will bring trnvel on rond ul o p e r a t i o n s a n d g e m -ra lly t o p ro d u c e no L'i near the asphalt road in Sumter DEBATING UNION. Tho air is full of things, You a n d t r a d e in tiny a n d all k i n d s of p r o d u c e o f t h e r o l l ; t o ra ise , buy, sell county. Excellent asphalt surface CRESCENT CITY Dec. 21.—A shouldn’t niiss. Get a Radio. Sanford Machine Co, a n d o t h e r w i s e t r a d e a n d d e a l la live through Sumter county to Hernando suggestion made by Prof. Benjamin s t o c k o f a n y k i n d ; to m a n u f a c t u r e , Gcnyrai Machine nnd Boiler county line. II. Lane, principal of tho Crescent buy , sell it ml t r a d e In m e r c h a n d i s e of CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS Works City High School, for the organiza­ all k i n d s ; lo Is su e its b o n d s f u r any OPEN. nf t h e p u r p o s e s of t lie --u tip u n y a n d ST. PETE IS FILLED UP Cylinder Grinding tion of state-wide debating union Notice i* hereby given that the scctiVu t h e s a m e In a n y m a n n e r p e r ­ composed of representatives of the books for the registration of voters to Phone 02 ----- Sanford, Fla. m i t t e d by l a w ; to p u r c h a s e , l e a s e or ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2 L -T hree 50 or more high schools in Florida, of^ the City of Sanford, Flurida, has o t h e r w i s e a c q u i r e re a l p r o p e r t y , uud even the must careful drivers thousand more winter resident* are is gaining headway. The matter hns this day been opened for the purpose to sell, r e l e a s e o r d is p o s e of t h e s a m e ; nre liable to sutYer the bad registered here so far this season been taken up by circular letter to of registration, and will remain open to p u r c h a s e , a c q u i r e , bob! o r d i s p o s e of a n y nm l a ll t r a d e - m a r k s . t r a d e . nam es. Phone 193 Plume 498 smashes that damage property than nt the same time last year. The the prinlcpai* throughout the state, until Jnnunry 2, 1921. | iIn v e n t i o n s o r proc« *«• proe.-syps secured under Chamber of Commerce announces rent out by Prof. B. C .Riley of the and play havoc with the other t ' t t l l e h S t a t e s Witness my hand a* City Clerk L e iu - r a Patent «r th e QUICK SERVICE 1 t e figures this year have gone extension department of the Univer­ and the seal of the City of Sanford, a n d e l s e w h e r e ; to do all t h i n g s h e r e i n well beyond tho 11,000 murk as com­ sity of Folrida, and it is believed the Florida, on this the 12th day of De­ s e t f o r t h a s f u l ly us a n y n a t u r a l p e r ­ man’s car. A slippery road, a T R A N S F E R r o n m i g h t o r c o u ld -to; to h a v e o ffic e s child stepping in front of the pared with 8,000 in 1922. Nearly 2,- union muy be functioning by next cember, A. D. 1923. a n d a g e n t s a n d to c o n d u c t Its b u s i n e s s Local and Long Distance Hauling machine, someone else’s care­ 000 new arrival* have registered irotn year. In u n y p la c e in tin- S t a t e u t F lo r id a (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, York state, giving the Empire lessness, these mtd other' un­ Storage City Clerk. * late first place; Ohio is second with ATTAINS HIGH RANK. expected dantjers are to blame icon I,ar‘;way was tho first to be ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.—The I n f l r r i i i l C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l for many a serious accident. * ,J0, Pennsylvania comes third St. Petersburg High School ha* been C i r c u i t . I n n m l F o r S e m t n i i l r C o n n CLAY AWAY THE YEARS I t, F lo rid a. In C ha n cery .. with about 1,200, and Massachusetts given a ranking as one of the six f m— i ------— ■ — — — — — * C o m p l a in a n t and Michigan follow in the rear, leading institution* of the kind in C h a r l e s A. D allas, S. 0 . Shinholser Apply Boncilla Bcautificr cosmic clou to vx. MAKE A MEMO NOW TO having respectively 1,100 and 1,050. the south, according to a letter re­ M u tlicw It. M a rk s. J. O. tirim son, «t al. your face, and rest while it dries, then TELEPHONE D efen d an t* . remove and see and feel the wonderful Contractor and Builder ceived by George M. Lynch, city su­ .C IT A T IO N . BOND ELECTION SOON. difference in the color and texture o( Ihe To M ai h e w IL M a r k s , J. O. li m n s n n . perintendent of schools from the S Davl*. i n d i v id u a l­ skin. Sarfford,-------------------- Fla. chairman of the deans of colU?K<w mul A n n a S t o k e s , J e sisnei sT. t r a t o r of th e e s t a t e Guaranteed lodo these definite things for DUSHNELL, Dec. 21.—An election universities in the southeast. The nlyf nWnild li aa sm AF.d mRussi-ll, deceased. If l i v ­ Ihe lace or money f(funded. Clear Ihe will be held in Sumter county some ranking, it is understood, i* deter­ in g. nm l If d e a d , to u ll p a r l i e s c la i m i n g _____I_:____ .t —U . Hi out Ihe and mve it color 1 LHf tm e soon—(he date has nut yet been mined by the collegiate records or a n y in ti r e a l u n d e r sa id M athew It. complexion black* lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. fixed—to vote on the issuance of graduates front Ihe local school who .Murks, J, • O. B ro n so n . A nn a S to k es. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis_ Core J e s s u T. D avis, In d iv id u ally nnd us George A. DcCottcs • • (‘•50,000 to be applied to rond build- are now attending colleges in this A d m i n i s t r a t o r of t h e e s t a t e of W illiam sue* and muscle*. Make the skin soil '•"g. The proceeds front the Issue country. Attorney-ul-Law F. R u sse ll, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e In and smooth. j a n d t o th u land:! h e r e i n a f t e r described, You can obtain regular sizes from your would enable the county comntissiunn n d u ls o to C e n t r a l S o u t h e r n I,u m b e r Hanford, -Florida vrs to add from 40 to B0 miles of Over Seminole County Bank Lakeland—Plans being made for C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r th e la w s favorite toilet counter. II not, send this highways to tho BO miles of hartl 23 additional miles of street paving o f lth |o . If In l i g a l ex is te n c e , nm l If ad- with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, S a n fo rd .................. xFlorida 101-8 Magnolia Avenue d is s o lv e d , liq u id ate,] or tithe rw lsu Indianapolis, Indiana, (of a trial tube; surfaced roads already built in the i le g a l l y e x t i n c t , a g a i n s t u ll successu rs, in the city. county, it is estimated. V? kV W 'A T p ^ S K '. BUSINESS DIRECTORY TIRES Bad Smashes Will !0ccur A . P . C o n n e lly :: & S o n s OVrC-’i >ieV. Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 Is a real bargain. It bas a low top and medium skirt. M adclndutable pink or white coutli; sites 24 to 36—and costs o-.iy $J.C0. 11 your deal*f r.n ’t R I It, ttn-l turn*, sil* d rot. il u and it. We'll acini the cocwt. N e m o I l y g l c n l o F a th l n n Inttitut# 130 U. I6tn St., New York (Dept. S.| 1 I PURELY PROFESSIONAL Card* nf Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, each op whom,- irvhis ohescsv pr*. fettslun the Herald recom­ mend* to the pcopiA Schelte Maines LAWYER •:* • :— Court Hous« Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First Naliunul Bank Building Sanford ■ — Florido Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building S a n fo rd ,------------Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AlITO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA M I L I) R E I ) S I M M O N S Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio; Room 225, Melsch Building w . A. HOBBS, M. D. S pta-iallx ln g In l i . n l t o i ritiury Dis<ast-s gmI Kvoseill runl<- skin uiul 111""Mil ••logy-— -Its,-as. s IV n u l l - Dlsi-n.r* nml Kh. u rn a tis m huiiMint — ■■■ F lu rIJa OFID’K ;i"l K I l l S T NA1 ION AI. HAN 1C I l l ' l l . D INll SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Got tm Abstract before buying property E. A. Douglass, Pres. -' � 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, 1923 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1923; <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/85ef0fa626a2fe5f50f84442ebc602bc.pdf 63eb0ffe887a2ce89c77e829665485d7 PDF Text Text v 1' - .. r to u E PHbllaliti — MmUj_ . U th f of W w M > 6 re a te st m . Rolafall ----------------------- ---------- ! r ^ T V e s e U l l e Section VOLUME V . ■ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1923 WUMBBH Mg SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS Refrigeration Rate Increase Held :APITJp^ YUCATAN IS TAKEN IVERBYREBELSWHENTWOCHIEFS “Country Safe With " Coolidge,” Says Ford HAS POPULATION ‘ oF HUNDRED THOUSAND FIFTEEN PER CEB ON FMIHS AND VEGETABLES ARE DENIED I Hr The AMMMrlntrtf Prri»> DETROIT, Dec. If— Henry Ford declared Wednesday, that he, 'like a great majority of ....American people,” feels that this country is "safe with Coolidge.” and that he himself would never consider running against' Mr. Coolidge on any ticket. The president has shown he wants (o do right and the man who wanta to, usually does so, why change?” Ford said. nv VEGETABLE GROWERS W ILL SA V E GREATLY WORK ON SANFORD TITUSVILLE ROAD DECISION IS MADE WILL BEGIN SOON Rates Were Suspended Terapor- BOLD ATTEMPT TO PROGRESO DOOMED INTEFEREWITHTHE KING GEORGE AND JURY IN FOX TRIAL Revolutionist* Lose Heavily In QUEEN ELIZABETH Two Days’ Battle Against Capital o f Tabasco ' HAVE LEFT GREECE M E R ID A - - i A • ; A. W.l Donaldson Will Superintend Work On Important Road, Giving Ilia Services Free. Bailiffs Have To Threaten To Draw Guns On "hen—Extra Guards Assigned. (II, The AsseelsIeS NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 1 9 ,-C lty of Merida, capitol o f Yucatan, with a population of lOO.OOo was taken over rebel forces commanded by Oeneral Uriua and Garrison declared for Huerta, it was announced Wednesday by the Mexican counsel general here Indications were thut the Port o f Pro„ , o would fall Into tho rebel s suds, it was added. inf The A.iorlnlnl Pent.) ATLANTA* Dec. 19. — Bailiffs in charge of jury sitting in the case of Philip E. Fox, Klnn editor, chnrged with killing W. S. Coburn, Klnn offi­ cial, had to druw their pistols on six men, who attempted to interfere w'th tcini) the jurors while they were taking out-door exercise early today, 'the bailiffs reported to the court. Extru guards were unsigned to the jury. r>H 1 , i , it. arily Twice nnd Interstate Commerce Commission Makes Final Ruling Wednesday Preparations nrc being made to commence work on the Snnford-Titusville road within tho next two or three i (Hr The Aaxirlalrif I'rraal days. This fact wus assured at a TALLAHASSEE, Dec, ID— Official ; meeting held Wednesday in Sanford I nr The Auwlilril l*rraa) o f reore.scntativcs of the Titusville notice o f the .revocation by tha In­ ^rohTTnr7m!M{TTg?!t^JcInjMPH!s^^ LONDON, Dec. 19.— King George, and Sanford Chandlers of Commerce. terstate Commerce Commission o f Edward J. McFeuly o f Hoboken, N. J. Farina is said to hnvo nnd Queen Elizabeth, of Greece, left T. M. Seawall nnd A. W. Donald­ proposed increased rates on citrus been identified as one of the slayers of tho Brooklyn hank Picrntis last night aboard a steam­ son. Titusville'B representatives stat­ er, snyn a dispatch from Athens. ed that |1,0()0 was already avnlulde, fruits were received at the office Of messengers. Ho Is a brother of one man already held in con­ Railroad Commission and Mayor Forrest Lake stated that tlie Florida nection with the case as a material witness. ..mu would he available soon from Wednesday morning. The commis­ LONDON, Dec. 19.—The Greek —- ’ the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. ! nation, which in recent years has suf­ MEXICO CITY. Dec. 19.— Press dis­ . j /-viv* » „ i . i „ „ ' A letter from the Volusia county com- sion’s decision will mean a saving o f ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 19.—Testi­ fered so mnny dynastic changes, will I’ r o i n i n e n t O lIIC lH lS i\ rC miti-doncrs .tinted that by January 1. $$00,000 annually to Florida shippers, patches from Villa Hermosa, capitol mony relating to the nllcgcd conduct Wednesday again he without a king of the state o f Tabasco, state thut tho o f Philip E. Fox, former Ku Klux and under tho regency o f tho aged ¥ in lin e $r,ou “ f ila 'l»*'t|i would he ready mid it is estimated. I llO lC te ti L i i q u o r ^ n a r g e . thu ron„ ljn,nB $500 would bo ready rebel forces commanded by General* Klan editor, on trial for killing W il­ Admiral Coundouriotis, who filled n ' by March I. Carlos Green, form er governor of liam S. Coburn, klan attorney, short­ similar .role in 1920. WASHINGTON, Dee. 19.— Express MOBILE, Dec. 19.— Sheriff Paul It was decide I at Wednesday's *niupuny proposals to inoreaso by IB Tabasco, and which havo been nttnek- ly before he shot the lawyer, ami de­ The suddenness o f this ‘ develop­ Guznllaa, former sheriff W. II. Hoimeeting that Mr. Dunnldzoii should imr it, Alin IIermo»a, for the past two signed to refute evidence thnt tlu* per cent the charges now paid by ment from the victory of the Lllierals combo, Jr., a member o f the legisla­ take tlie work in charge and superin­ Florldi ■lavs have suIVcred heuvy losses in ridu growers on citrus fruits amt* * slayer wan insane, Tuesday was o f ­ and Republicans at the elections has ture and now deputy sheriff, together tend tin) expenditure of the funds, vegetables for refrigeration of their the bloodiest fighting o f tho present fered by the state in opening its re- astonished even the Greek people, ac­ with four other deputy sheriffs und lie stated at the meeting that he would produce onrouto to northern consum­ revolution. liutnl. customed us they are to recurring ' Frank U. Boykin, well known Mobile give his service.i free o f charge and ing territory, were held unreasonable Wednesday by Hull on Thursday lie would make ai today hy the Inter-State Commerce After offering testimony for three political convulsions. According to Sanford police nre at work on severm a n . wore arrested‘ Wed VERA CRUZ, Dec. 1 9 .-A ccor.lin g days to the effect that Fox was a the ‘Athens press, the king's absence on indict- range.lienUi to have a largo'crew ot nl clues which may lead to the arrest United ••talcs mar.malls Commission. to revolutionary headquarters tho first paranoiac and that he killed Co­ will be regarded as “ leave” pending ..r, tfit federal grand men mi the job by Friday, he hoped. t riivniiimililn fur tVi* spviPS lilPtltK fetlll Ill'll Iiy till? it* phase of the fighting at San Mnrcos burn while under an hallucination the future decision of the national of robberies That huve occurred in jury, which recently investigated tho| Mr. Mr. Donaldson Donaldson was w.i* tnid told that he Of much interest to vegetable *nd was in favor o f the revolutionary ussenibly. But the general belief is this city *during the part few days, alleged wholesale violations of liquor might diaw on the San lord Cihamher forces who, with reinforcements, re­ "that God hnd told him to kill the that when the king nnd queen de­ , . ^ I Lilts ill Mollilf. *•! 1 »!•111fill llV 111111*11% Ifl fllT tthe first citrus growers of Sanford and Semattorney,” the defense rested its case it became known Wednesday. laws in n « m c . _____________ . j m o and the other $500 on Ftebruary inole eonuyt ns well us nil over Flor­ pulsed the federal troops who aban­ part for Bucharest Wednesday, an­ doned machine guns and war mate­ at noon Tuesday. Police Chief Williams said Weil______ I5J However, he w:u tol.l that ; in. nimev.tr, lie was min that should ida, is the word received Wednesday Solicitor John A. Boykin announced other king will hnvo disappeared for nesday thnt he has pul ----- 1 **•“ ........... hMnd it by F. F. Dutton, president o f thr rials. The action has not yet been fully that the state intended to show that good from the rapidly diminishing on the force who will di . untime, Florida Vegetable Corporation, to tho number o f European thrones. Inn This T n4 man nifin tbe wi i.iui «trum . it i.. Cham­ etlect that the Interstate Commerce in the residential section. decided, but the belief wus expressed Fox had led u “ reckless life” and 5ft.lam the. 'r:*.. Tituzville Hebei Cabinet Dismisses Him. is O. W. Vernon, who has hr.d much this afternoon at general hondquar- hnd "associated with had charac­ ber nl Commerce will be used to be- Coniniisirinn has decided that the proToe revolutionary cabinet, prompt­ experience in ’ police duty. The chief Illy TIip l*r«*N*) poued increase in refrigeration ters that all danger hnd passed ns ters.” The defendant know Coburn jgin liie work. Tw i'l'o award i aggregating still another man ........................ the rebels were routing the Obregon- wus collecting these facts tho so­ ed by the decisive defeat o f the roy­ also announcedI tthat f lewa tiiat immediate action will lie charges is unreasonable and is thero$ 1,000,000 were nude i;i favor iff tukru to repair thin important road, fom ranrelled. ists. Nothing is known here as to licitor said, ami also was aware that alists ut the polls, served notice of will be added to tho foM » within the The telegram received Wednesday will he welcomed by citizens of all Amerii tn cluiinantr. by the Gerthe losses sustained in the light­ he was being watched while V ita his temporary dismissal of the youth­ next few days and n concerted effort ful monarch, who had no alternative will be made to put a stop to these by Mr. Dutton from E. H. Briggs, three eountie.’. The stretch o f roi**t to m'in-A.uciicaii mixed claims com­ Mrs. Margaret Wenver, who now is ing. he repaired in about nix miles long, manager of the American Fruit and mission. Gen. Belmnr, federal cnmmnnder under indictment us an ncce3sory be­ bat to accede. Tho allied und Bal­ robberies. kan diplomats made representations it i.i said, with a till of approximately Vegetable Shippers Association, was Seen tury Huglies declined tho of the garrison at Puerta Mexico, ar­ fore the fact. Mr. Williams has deilnrod war on « on behalf of their governments ail vagrants, who ho said may by.lv-i thrmi-fairilis of u mile which is in as follows: i v iUO.it of the Ru.srian S iviot rived here today, having surrendered Believing that Coburn intended to “ Commission decides propio^iTT#* i.overiimeut foe- negitia'iimii .XlfoTiitJ Ci/ndilioii., . ih u . Oil, Mr. ‘Com to the rcvqlutloplsU yoaterdny. In exposu him, Fox shot ths Ittornoy, against the expulsion of the king, but spon rlblJTfftr ThOsff effftTeifrTW otfKbJTL‘oiluI;l;’un as ured tho gathering,-will creased ' refrigeration charges on citto save‘ *' the situation. ' o lIflitu T day morning his assistants piifted up! looking toward icmgitiUon. an interview Gen. Belmnr *ald ho Solicitor Boykin suggested. This was too admits nnd vegetables from Flor­ Former Premier Venizelos, who is two suspicious characters who gave The White Hou.-e annoiinrcd [ha fixed so that rains will nut uffcct i run adu hnd not joined tho rebel movement the motive of the slaying, he con­ ida are not justified and suspended in Paris, has again been invited to their names as K. J. Selinan und [ that the :u.i.iution in Mexico i it in u imumur to i.apcdo travel. because the only Information he bad cluded, and was not an hallucina­ return to Greece to undertake the John Curnerl.oth o f Daytona, they of the situation was that Vera Cruz had not change I the American I Those present at the meeting were: schedules nre ordered cunreUed." av.all, A. W. Donaldson, F. V. Thus the fight that has been waged govcrnmtnt. His reply is not yet said. Thiy were tried in Municipal was in the hands o f the revolution­ tion. government's poli -y v i.!i i\8j.c;t IT. M. It. Ake.v. Jr., G. L. Bledsoe, Forrest by growers throughout tills state since J. A. Locke, u prisoner in the I’ ul- known but it is believed he will not C'oui d were „given 10 days ists. Now that he had learned of . in Jail to that country. Lake. Ed. Higgins, J. Q. Ball, S. M. e announcement o f the imposed In­ the growth o f tho movement, he said ton Tower, testified thnt in August accept, unless a united cull conics after failure to pay their fines. Senator Owen, Democrat, Okla­ Lloyd and R. W. Penrinan. crease mnde early in the summer, Another thing pointed out by Chief he would o ffe r his services to the last Fox visited a house in this city from the whole people. homa, attacked the methods of has been finished. During Lhe month in which Mrs. Weaver nnd several According to latest atlvices the sit­ Williams Wednesday morning was rebels. European foreign offices nnd as­ o f August a representative o f the other women resided. Locke said h uation remains outwardly calm, hut that lie intends to break up promiscu­ serted that Germany was not Interstate Commerce Commission met wus living there at the time and on great anxiety for tho future prevails, ous reckless driving that has been Federal Reoort alone responsible for the war. in Orlando with a large number o f prevalent in Sanford o f late. one occasion Fox was seen in a although tho tone of !the royalist WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.— Official Sneutor Watson, Republican, prominent growers and shippers o f ‘ dispatches received by the Mexican rm-m with a bottle of whiskey i press is comparatively moderate. Indiana, introduced a hill to aid the state nnd heard testimony in re­ Demand Deposition Gluckxbourg. embassy Wednesday from Mexico City his possession. starving Germans with *the in­ gards to their side of the question and Sanford Stores Will The commandur o f the army at said the federal forces hud occupied terest accrued on Germnn funds ns a result o f this hearing, the in­ Sun Marcos and thnt this hnd placed |Snioniki and the commanding offi- Open During Evenings seized by the alien property cus­ creased rates were suspenudd until W. Nl. Scott was the principal them in a position to cut off the "re­ cels o f several o f the garrisons nnd 1 todian. December H. pending further inquiry speaker at the weekly luncheon of treat” of revolutionist forces from ! the fleet sent telegrams to the govThe Senate failed again to into the mutter. the Sunfoid Kiwanix Club held on .................demanding ...» ...r _________________ — In order to accommodate ChristPuebla. The reports said Puebla was iernment the deposition of hreuk its deadlock over chnirA few days ugo it wan announced being stormed by the federnls, but Wednesday. Mr. Scott spoke on gov­ that a further suspension was or­ the Gluckshourgh dynasty us u na- mas shoppers, Sanford s stores ure man of the interstate commerce to keep open evenings for the re­ earlier press dispatches from the ernment inspection of farm pro­ tii,mil necessity brought nbout by n committee. Smith, o f South Car­ dered hy the Commission until Jan­ Mexican capital said that point had ducts. . uary 8. Conies now the final decision chain o f misfortunes inflicted on mainder o f the time between now uml olina, a Democrat, was only four Christmas Day, it was said Wednes­ been evacuated by the revolutionists For several years Mr. Scott has in the matter which will he received Gtccce through the instrumentality of votes short of a majority at ad­ Tuesday night. The embnssy report been prominently identified with the with much interest throughout tho that dynasty. The cabinet met im­ day. journment. said the revolutionists driven from Many extra employees have been work of government inspection of state. mediately, but decided it would not The house ways nnd means San Marcos wore being pursued by fooil commodities nnd wus in a large It is said that the decision o f the fce possible to accede to these de- added to the sales forces o f Sanford’s committee postponed its first tax federal cavalry. ~ I <"r T ^ ^ r ” n " l o '^ R u s s i a n mands, which would consfttuto an un- leading stores in order to take care of measure responsible for tho intsnlla- Commission will mean a saving o f revision meeting when soldiers’ President' Obregon was reported to J WASHINGTON, Dection of this work as a part of thu over a half million dollars to shippers justifiable act of violence, nnd re- the rush. It .s said thn this years bonus advocates threatened to have returned to Mexico u u y lues- soviet etioris io r '? „ „ .„ li solved upon the milder course o f ; business will probably eclipse that of activities o f the Agricultural De­ and growers o f this state. give n bonus bill priority over day night ufter a tour o f inspection |w jth the United ,„JlViTnpartment. the Mellon plan. through the Htutcs In his speech Mr. Scott pointed out Puebla. the benefits accruing from this in­ Charged With Violating There had been no Two Persons Killed And spection. As n result of un extensive Dry Law, Is Arrested ful conditions throughout Three Slightly Injured jj’jjjjJjj* (Put. on the government ern and central states, tMv ---------- - uim, Mnil(.nw the system, he said that was informed. ' _ . institutions “ directed from -I • Mir Thr .taaorlatrd J’ r r v l pructicnlly all of thu largo shipping Of- Boy Scout Council .Already Sanford people nre begin­ —.1 been l..,nn ‘abandoned ' aimVtllriTH'd. “ Reports received from San Luis1j,n(| I ll] T h e A »* iir liilr il I'rriK i) MOBILE. Ala., Dee. 19.— Dr. A. G. ning to go to the woods to procure centers now have inspectors for their Potosi,” tho embassy statement conMade Public DAYTONA, Fla., Dec. 19.—Two products. Sanford, he further point­ Ward, member of the county board - ------ Immediately f * j |iiiiu pine iruvB trees tur for V/iirisiiiiM.i Christmas trtrva trees aiiu and tinued, "are to the’ effect that Gen­ The communication, torwaru * ; ORLANDO, annual stores report ine CI1IIHIIU‘» V" ........ m u .A .W U , Dec. UVC. 19.—Tho w .— «•••••—■•managers iii» ii.ik«-is o>f»I several miMin ii|»'iv persons were killed njid three* slightly ed out, is indeetl fortunate in having o f rueenuc ami road commissioners, eral Callus has arrived there and is through American Consul Quurion nv mce*jn was ar.ested Tuesday afternoon by Central Florida Council j large sales o f holly, mistletoe, wreaths injured in a head on automobile col­ inspectors stationed here. now engaged in tho organization of Reval, was made public imnniiau i> ^ the federal authorities on indictments Scouts of America wus held Tues- and laurel. lision on Daytonu Beach Tuesday Mr. Scott nlso touched on diseases n volunteer corps from farmers. after the regular iue>< * y day night In the Orlnndo Chamber of j Numerous organizations organizations among night. o f plants and to make his talk more charging him with attempted bribery “ General Eptrnda and Maycott have The dead are: J. W. Kane, age forceable he presented pictures show­ und conspiracy tn violate the national Commerce. I them the Kiwanians, Iloturiuns, Elks expressed to other lenders o f the 5 2 S ? U . “ pry’ ’ loP X p r ^ ...U The following officers were elect- nnd others, nre (ilanning to give to 21. of Trenton, N. J., Miss Pearl ing the vnrious plant diseases. These prohibition act. Dr. Wuril was re­ uprising their disavowal of de la Kl,fT»phcil to C o o lS g y ed for the year 1924: D. A. Cheney, the poor o f the city, large baskets Gofford, Atlanta, Ga. pictures, he said, were secured at an leased on $15,000 bond. The indict­ Huerta’s assumed authority as chief TchlUherin on UeccmU-r _In thwt • ments grew out of the recent inves­ president, Orlando; J. J. Parrish, I filled with Christmas cheer. The injured are T. O. Worth, chauf­ approximate cost of $5,000. of the rebellion. S ; “ « V l ',Am ,rrcVn.Ru»l.n claim . tigation hy thu Federal grand jury Titusville, G. M. Wukelin,_ Tavares, rUfl(, nt the postoffico is also feur of Daytona. Miss Louise FreeWednesday’s interesting meeting Claim Huerta Offer Rejected. convention he negotiated. F. K. Godfrey. Orlnndo, A. T. French, indicative o f the holiday activities, ma'n o f Tampa, Fla., and an un- was presided over hy Judge J. G. into liquor law violations. “ Tho entiro diplomatic and consu­ The soviet foreign minister was Kissimmee, Col. George W. Knight, Postmnster Hull and his assistants he- known snilor. lar corps hnvo expressed their loy­ Sharon. Visitors for the day . were bluntly informed that th« 'Vn8h,ng- of Sanford, S. A. Wood, Dcl-and, John ing kept busy with Christmas par­ Knne wus head M l Iniy ut a local alty to the legal authorities, reject­ ton government saw no reason tor Rogers, Daytona, were elected vice­ cels and puc-Lgcs until way after hotel and it is alleged had stolen a . w . Donaldson ami t . m . Seawall [ Former Typographical ing flatly nnd energetically de la both o f Titusville, who made short i i _ _ . *. — —. . enr which he was driving from talks. presidents. A. R. Douglass, treasur- closing hours of the several windows. the .... ................. Huerta’s invitation to second his am­ such negotiations and wasR Union Leader Is Dead posing to barter away its principtos. cr. The executive board will be made The price o f dressed turkeys are •a guest o f the hotel for n joy ride, bitions. Tax Assessor John D. Jenkins wus Won’ t Amplify Charge. up of J. E. Mattocks of Eustis, W. unusuallly cheap this year, the price! No one accompanied him in the car. present with poll tax receipts and ev­ Consul Marsh at Progresso re­ Ml> The Ktiirlnletl I’ m i l The two women are recent urrivals ery member paid up his tax. Department officials would not nm- G. Hankins, Kissimmee. II. It. being 50 cents per pound. Vendors ported to the state department Wcd- SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 19.— u i . p u n _______ *he commuiiesday that Yucatan, the southern- nijfv the charge made in the commu Stevens, Sanford, J. N. Thompson, of turkeys report a large number of and little information could l>e ohMoney was raised for tho purchase Gcurge A. Tracy, former vice presi­ most province o f Mexico, declared in | t i a i o n to Moscow that the soviet Oviedo and Col. R. M. Shearer, Or­ orders nlready placed for thosu popu-; tained regarding them, other than o f Christmas cheer for tho needy of dent of International Typographical I that they wt.nt driving with Worth Sanford. Kent Rossiter won the at­ Union uml former second vice presi­ favor of de la Huertu on the 12th. j „ ovt,rnnient is directing revolution- lando. J. C. Morris was elected by lar fowls. Cahrge Summerlin at Mexico C ity-hropntrun»la in the United States, tho executive board to serve as scout and the snilor. dent of NutinnI Civic Association, died tendance prize. in n cablegram dated yesterday said c . _„turv (luges’ message was satu executive for next year. here Tuesday night. Annulment of Chester “ the foreign office declnres that a 1^ th nt t(,e White House und at the It wus an enthusiastic meeting Dissolution Ordered Of decisive federal offensive on the eas­ state department to b* and in uddition to the regular council Concessions Announced Noted British Divine DII.I.AKD IS PROMOTED. anil to leave no opportunity for mia- members, it wns largely attended by tern front began December 17." Ml] Thr .laaurlatril I'rraal Succumbs In Surrey Maple Flooring: Comp’y The situation at Chihuahua remainconcention of its meaning elthor at **i« unuuuon ai cmnuanua remumion o f meaiuoK - ­ scoutmasters from all over the dis­ <llr The .Wtoelnlrd I'reiil WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.— Fred­ ed unchanged Tuesday,a—____J Consul M e , iiuiiiv Lome or abroad. Theren. were Indtcaerick C. Dillard of Maryland, serving !•n.il !• . .1 rnf loll trict nnd after the meeting adjourn­ LONDON, Dec. 19.— A telegram M l* T h e .t a x M ln ln l P r r a a ) Enelly reported. n Reports receivedi _4 at: Vinns '*howe'Dr, that administration ed, a Scout Masters’ Council was with rank o f commander us aide tn I.O ' DON. Dec. 19.— Itev. John the^ Chihuahua military headquarters10ff|c|als feci they have complete evi- formed with the following officers: from Angora received in Constanti­ nople, states that commissioner of “ d ................ - . t.* foment " said *to ’huve confirmed the dcuth of* donee ef soviet efforts a President, L. T. II6witt. Orlando; vice General Manuel Guttierez. revolution in the United States. T president, Hairy Harrow, Sanford; amount of such evidence j" tb« ? ° . secretary, Fleetwood Peeples, Winter ernment’s hands was deKribed in Paik; assistant secretary and- treas­ some quarters as inexhaustnbli. urer, G. B. Knight, Orlando. Objec­ Some light on the closeness with tive adopted to put Scouting on the Cannon Succeeds Cresap charged that the association was in device causes colored lights to shine which Washington officiala have been map for xhe Central Florida Council unluwful combination operating in across the license plates when a car To Important Road Job restraint of trade. watching these soviet activities was Boy Scouts of America. Both Coolidge And Ford is iu motion unless shut off by tha I f It appears on the wnnt nd given hy Secretary Hughes last ovrmr’s key. Get On Michigan Ticket Ml] Thr .taam-lntril I'rraal BONUS DEFERRED. page o f Tho Herald today, Starch A c he o u H W i ,': * RUSSIAN MUTINY. M ir T h e A a a a rU Ird I 'r r a a l tion of women who sought recognition TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 10.— L. K. Illy Thr Aaaurialnl I'rraal you will receive two frea o f Russia the grounds upon which WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—Tlie Mir Thr Aaaurialrtl I'rraal _______ _has _ Cannon been named assistant HARBIN, Dec. 19.— Mutiny of So­ tickets to the performance at the administration rested its .kiterinmcommittee LANSING, Mich., Dec. 19.— Nomin- i state highway engineer to succeed J. house ways und means viet Russian troops commencing last The Miiane Theatre tonight. ntion to accord recognition. lh t Monday, it is reported from Vlndisto- uting petitions entering Culvin Cool- L. Cresap, recently made state high- decided Wednesday to defer notion • .*?•*«• I « w l w < i l I 'r r v a l You may bo the lucky one. secretary then ‘luoted directly from vok, Nikolak and Khabarovsk. Mu­ idge nnd Henry Ford’s names ns ran-', way engineer, it wns nnnounced ....... .......... WaiL .......... on . soldiers’ bonus until after it has CHICAGO, Dec. »9.— Wheat,, May ‘ ity-JaeksonviHe[ lures of vbgkqj - ) ’ * xzfififfvbgkq.i I o j 1 I >u 1- 1; July 1.07 to l - l j Read thoroughly the littla official ' reports of the public state tinous ruds, the reports say, are^ be­ didatea in thu presidential primary nesday. The l.ake City-JacksonviHu ments inaJe by various soviet leaders :ted under hla[ considered adininistrutivo features o f t Corn. MaW 73 7-C to 74; Oata, May (instructed ing assisted by partisians of White n?xt April, were e t pressed -by the;stretch wus want ads. as to the progress being: n>a«b‘ ^ 'th Mellon tax program. 4o 5-8 to I supervision. • state department Wednesday. J [revolution work in the LnitcU State.. or anti-Soviet faction in Siberu. Royal Pair Leave Country Aboard 8teamer After Being Asked By National Assembly. SANFORD POLICE AT WORK ON POSSIBLE ’ ’ ’ ' i i s s f » ; WASHINGTON NEWS f-a tty sa z •<9 ’.1 W.M. SCOTT SPEAKS TO KIWANIS CLUB HUGHES REFUSES TO NEGOTIATE WITH SOVIETS Watch for Your Name MARKET REPORT 1 ’,4 �h' Villas* o f Days Noi More; ?kT J ; r r GlBNEVA a u iT A m s 8BWOUS iNJURt. comedy!, Byron II. ^ u l « . a promteent m l Ion havw dent ofMooro^ and ox- i ford, suffered a very painful accident M. new'la't Monday afternoon., about 0:W o’clock, when a eow. which he waa ♦Lntm milking became uamahageslhle and J * A r m r l hooked him to hla right e y a .. He waa °y. n » n rushed to the fcnrald-fteughtan it’ Memorial Hospital for Immediate Tho Cofflmtlnlty Club of OtnaTa la Tho Christmas atmosphere la beinning to pervade the Sanford postoffice In earnest tioW .'This Is evideucedo by tho steady stream o f people that crowd into the office lobby every day to send away Christmas parcels a n d packages. Tho advance guard o f Christmas 1removed the eyo because they fen red mailers were In evidence early last ! P, ur° that Complteatfono might' aet in and week and by the. hitter part o f the leiutiag Woman. A figure in the c u e that i. new te the screen te jh jm Aasen, declared to bo tha biggest man in tha wrirld. He la B feet, U. 1-4 inches tall and weighs 490 pounds— are said to Aasen an avoirdupois “ on unding lout the figure to ip •tally be imagined thia ttntain makes a highly dl1 for ike uender and agile oghout the action of “ Why m id tation regrot inm > been Conn. meanimber, k PInd _J. 1 IT I I ALL MOVED, ranch of the Western tpleted the transfer of to its new homo at id Park Avenue, in the ieriy occupied by tho Bank. The equipment. lie will be laid to comloor within a few days. The i has been placed at the the building over the on- a u n i i s u b i i n s s u isount#, Calendar beiiaar which tho Commu­ nity Oak sponsored Dee. 14 attracted much attention and has set a 'pre­ cedent. Several hi ' ‘ present. ’ The cal* Ur pageant pro* perly called was p mned by Mrs. P. . . .. lent of. tho club and proved to he more complete and wonderful in its representstion of the I t months of tho year* thnn «vpn the optimU'.s within the club thought It Would. Each month was represented In-Its ourn symbolism. The January til thetr dose, at 6 o'clock in the after- booth VW a beautiful winter .scene, all !h whito and frosty boughs and noon. ... Special clerks have been added to retdistk • n o w . Icrc cream was sold the force to take cam of the rush and by Mm. Dickson. In, order to facilitate the congested February waa.decorated in red and condition that is frequent in tho office, ly and Misa Ballard, Mf< Hail and Assistant Postmnster dressed In i Haskins have had orocted on the lawn resented tb_ ................ adjoining tho postoffice building, a this'booth Ccorgc Washington, candy »®*H tent where packages may be f i i nold* March's booth was decorated in MV. IlaU’s desire to have as green shamrock and white. Green and many packages as possibio mailed at white salad waa sold by Mrs. C. H. Kilbee. The April booth was robed in as .well aa Mr. Haskins, will be in green with a big green dpcorated the offlee nt all hours of the day and umbrem rucpcmfcSr A' rsintxiw will be at tho,service of tho patrons Inf into a pot of gold was in the any informaton„.tk»t background. The booth was deco­ in giving ou may bo deslr concerning the .'.tailing rated in Easter lilies, nests of eggs, Drinks were sold by two young ladies. of packages. Miss-Ruth McClain and a friend from MANY GBRMAN' SCHOOLS CLOSB Sanford. Both young ladies wore (MV T~* Prraal Easter hats. DERI T',, Dec. 18.— M iny German Hay booth was arranged in pink 'irfcauional institutions arc closing and white peach blossoms and peach became of the economic situation. pies and peaches were sold by Mrs. Others nro removing from the citios Geiger. to districts whore living expenses are June, a month of brides, was deco­ much less. rated in. pink, hearts nnd burning dxcoivllng to figures jriven out to­ day by County Judge E. F. Househol­ Street and Palmetto Avenue, der, the. number qf hunting lk c u M fof residents of Seminole Jrinty hare now reached C89. Thero have SANFORD BOYS MAKING GOOD Among the boys from Sanford mak­ also Men 58 non-fesidenbratate llccndJ es and four to residents of other ing good at the University of Stet­ sf alaa . x son arc Charlie Henderson; Ed. Hen­ derson; Frederick Rines; Meade Ba­ ker. Cahrlie Henderson went to REAL ES' ,TB TRAN SFERS, Gainesville Monday to compete as lather 17. Stetson’s representative for the Victor Che: <dmutt(oqos npoi|H Hodgins. Columbia Students Earn Presbyterians Oppose Adoption o f Articles Money In Various W ays m r T ile A H M la lr d P r e s s ) N £W YCFK , Dec. 1 8 .-V igorou s opposition h is developed in the PresbyterUn Church against the adoption o f five artlcks of faith demanded by fundamentalists in their victory over modernists ft general assembly last May, It wad learned today at headcarters of/N e w Y ork Presbytery, (blisters ia all parts o f the country it was said were signing protest against aaairtlon that theso five ar- NEW YORK, Dec. 18,— Columbia University this year has provided Joba for 2,357 students, of whom 7 7 7 arc women, according to a report of Misa . . .. . . i_____ __ t A. Ethel A. Breed, In charge o f tho A p­ pointments OfTice. The records showed that men stu­ dents earned money In 72 different ways, excluding those listed as mis­ cellaneous. Wpmcn students earned money In 41 ways. • One man underwent blood trnnsfusion, one acted as life-guard, l l w s r o ■TECT HIGHWAYS ’ lmnn conductors, two wore models, •Dec. 18.— Florida can were waiters, one wns a furnace issc the number of winter perfecting its system of man, 20 did manual labor, 90 occupied “ the mileage jQ K w ays and extending mileage, clerical positions, 12 were employed that they cover, in the opinion of by a detective agency ns plain clothes C. N. Babcock, commissioner o f high­ men, 32 were paymasters, 145 were ways fo r Minnesota, who with Mrs. proctors, 30 were translators, and two Babcock', and J. H. Mullen, assistant were umpires. The list also included one actor, one highway commissioner o f tho state, art spending, several days here. The publicity, agent. '12 Inspectors, ono state should take advantage o f the minister, two hospital superintend­ use o f all federal aid appropriations ents, threo elevator operators, two obtainable fo r the work, Mr. Babcock hotel clerks, one garage assistant, 31 messengers, seven chauffeurs, six suggests. "I know there are many motorists caretakers, one bell boy, 20 compan­ from my state who would welcome ions, fwo janitors, five lawyers, six the opportunity to travel south by au­ librarians, 133 post office clerks, 11 tomobile in tho winter," said the research workers, 130 ushers, 19 Minnesota official in connection with watchers at the polls, 262 tutors, 14 • suggestion that a system of first- musicians, seven settlement workers, class highways connecting with other 62 salesmen nnd 46 traffic counter ’ states would .be a great inducement workers. Two women students were athletic fo r motorists from other states. “ We had heard much about tho shell, roads roaches; four attendants for actresses; o f Florida and esmo down to this one a biscuit packer; 27 governesses; state ‘ to look them over,” he added. 130 stenographers; three ten room as­ “ So fa r we have found that tho rouds sistants; 182 did clerical work; 42 are in good shape, hut can sco the were mothers’ helpers; five compan­ need fo r more good roads. The state ions; one a cloakroom attendant; five should give complete authority to its Sunday School teachers; ten secre­ highway commission so that the mem­ taries, and one a seamstress. bers can facilitate their work in mak­ ing out a program.” S K L A W IN EFFECT SOON BRADENTOWN, Dec. 18.— The people in portions o f Manatee coun­ ty nave gone on record at the polls as approving the act passed by this year’s legislature abolishing free range fo r livestock. The law now becomes effective in 90 days and will do away with the free range on the south side o f tho river in all territory bounded on the north by Manatee river, east by Braden river, south l»y Sarasota county and west by the Gulf o f Mexico. ‘ * embraces BradenThis town. Manatee, Oneco, Palma Sola, Cortex and all o f Anna Maria key. On the north side o f the river all ter-i ritory is included, bounded on the! north by Hillsborough county, south by Manatee river, east by the line' between sections 18 and 19 and west by Tampa Bay. It embraces the towns o f Palmetto, Ellcnton, Rubunin, Gillette and Terra Ceia island. EVERET T R U E LO O K PROHIBITION IN U. S. CRITICISED IN LETTER OF BRITISH BISHOP I M r T ile A iu ia eliitrd I 'r r r n ) PLOYMOUTH, Dec. 18.—The Rev. Lord William Gsscoync-Cecil, Bishop o f Exeter, in u pastoral letter says America has antipathized men o f' moderate opinion, and there lecms to be a danger that its total prohibition will in the end be far less successful than this country’s practical prohibt-| tion o f spirits amonfc the working classes, by a heavy tax. "Still I deeply regret,” he continues, "thpt Englishmen have been found to assist in breaking American laws. Each, country has the right to govern Itself. Whether the laws are good or bad, it is fundamentally opposed to the doctrine o f self-government that another country should allow its citi­ zens to encourage a breach o f those law n” Experiments arc being tried In using the waste oil drawn from auto­ mobile crank ca:.es for n heating fuel. Skating A t Lake Mary Tonight ' LISTEN 1 rn ylk f when Inflated NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—Greenwich VOtage—the Pjfeehwich which * » f » remnant of old New York, wMch wh» a Tint with the Old Werid, w fim he customs, marineni and |lhert»M if an caalar-ffolnar civil Ixstion provid­ ed a haven for refugees fipm the hustle aqd battle of modem Aaeerica —has gone. New York has been robbed of Its Latin Quarter, lb artists' colony has heen disbanded by nroadvrny. Brook­ lyn, and the Bronx, aided by prohibi­ tion and a housing erlsla. The on* daoght was begun during the war. when the rest of the country pourga nto the Village, young and old thirst* ’ng.for lives of art and liberty, and It has today overcome the last barriers. Gone are the Villagers, and with them bo spaghetti “meccas," the chlp-ln ikeleh classes, and the “open-house itedioa that only a short time ago mode the locality famous. Tlmo waa when painters, play­ wrights, writers musicians nnd art­ iste of no particular profession fore­ gathered in the headquarter* which have now disappeared. The rule was work hard and nlay hard. There were of eonercte .Hla Latest 8ix Reel Comedy Tickling, 'TanUliting, Fast, Fuji, ous, Fumy i Farce SOMEONE H AS TO •Pathh Comedy—“Mother’s Joy”.. Wires 10 and 25 Cents PAY Thursday— A Keith Vaudeville When valuable property is damag­ Act— “The Famous Jewels ed by an automobile some one has to make good the loss. -Naturally the owner of the car b looked to for complete payment of the bills that are contracted in thp process of replacement. Insurance cares for the settlement of ouch claims. Make a Memo New To Telephone City Tax Books Open Novem ber Jtfj fo r . the paym ent o f 1913 Taxes. 2 per cent discount allowed if paid in November and 1 per cent discount if paid in December. ’ > ALFRED FOBTER, City Tax Collector, by' B. Hoy, D. C. Mon. Thuwfc— 12-20-1 Ctc. here will rccoivo degrees at the close o f the autumn session, the registrar announces. Forty-eight will be nwarded diplomas as bachelors of arts, 15 will take tho degree o f master of arts, while 10 are expected to be named juris doctor. infoed, .................. Florida 104-8 Mngtmlla Avcntt* ’ ULSTER PURCHASES MANSION. BELFAST. Dec. 18.—The Ulster government has purchased Hillsbor­ presented wonderful ough Castle, County Down, as an o f­ September ficial residence for tho governor gen­ baskets laden with sweets, fruits, eral, tho Duke o f Abereom, >whose nuts and other things and surprise rant uRamn’a P onrt’ Is too remote COPENHAGEN, Dec. 17.— Many of the larger bnnkn in Denmark are con­ sidering tho mnking of n rule that no banic employee may marry unless hla wage amounts to at least -1,000 crowns plus the bonus necessitated by tke rise in prices sinco tho war. says tho Politikcn. In one bank, thia wage in the ordinary courso of evonta. Is not obtained until nftcr 14 years’ serv­ ice so that it would appour som e Dan­ ish clerks will be condemned to year* o f celibacy if the suggestion is car­ ried through. shire family, - 1 i.■ - SHRINKING MARK MAY CLOSE GERMANY LIBRARY FOR BLIND LEIPSIG, Dec. 18. — Germany’s largest library for tho blind must close Its doors if private subscriptions are not immediately received to car­ ry on the work. Tho library has been serving blind persons all over Europe, and is said to havo more readers than any similar institution in the world. There nrc 2,300 readers who patronixed it in Germany alone and it sends books to 21)0 cities and villages in various parts o f Europe. This German central library for the blind wns founded by private subscriptions in Leipsig 20 years ago, but its funds arc insufficient to weather the mark shrinkage. was sold hcic. Thia booth was s u ­ pervised by Mrs. Pattiahall and Mrs. Ballard. The April booth wns given the first prize nnd June tjie second prise, for being the most appropriately deco­ rated. During the evening the Gcvcna and Osceola band gave a free concert which wns greatly enjoyed. Such a spectacle as the pageant of 12 months of distinct interest in it­ self represtned the members o f the Community Club, and the general public is something far more signif­ icant. It not only represented n won­ A Frenchman in the Inventor o f n derful creation, it represented will­ vehicle that travels on water like a ing and cordial co-operation. launch nnd on land upon endless The Community Club is not nn treads. isolated club in its own community, but is nn intcgrnil part o f the county federation nnd state wide organiza­ tion. By CONDO When the Community Club decided to put on tho pageant o f months, it bccanio the duty o f every member to do its pnrt in mnking the affair a success. It is to the everlasting credit o f the prcsldont, Mrs. P. T. Wakefield that not one o f them fail­ ed nnd it proved a complete success. United uffnrts weld people together and promote better acquaintance, better understanding and creates in the community that spirit o f good will that make it a good place in which to enjoy life. Without admission charges do (in­ dent on sales o f donated foods and bnxanr articles for money, the treas­ ury is filled by good receipts. Tho sincere and able leadership war, the good fortune o f tho Community Club. As in every other organiza­ tion tho executive work devolves up­ on n small proportion o f the momborahlp, but with the co-operation that is manifested here, tho degree of accomplishment is great. SUPPOSED STUDIO COPY PROVES A TITIAN EXPERIMENT WORK LONDON, Dec. 18.— Titian’s paint­ ing "Venus nnd Adonis” in the Na­ tional Gnillery here has been consid­ ered to bo only a studio repetition of one at Madrid, but in the course o f renovating operations tho discovery has been made that the painting U a first experimental version of tho sub­ ject by tho master himself. It exhibits Titisn’s style in the tran­ sition period between the “ Rnchus and Araidno" and the famous "Mother nnd Child.” CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN. Notice is hereby given that tho books for the registration o f voters o f the City of Sanford, Florida, has this day been opened for the purpose o f registration, and will remain open until January 2, 1924. Witness my hnnd ns C ity Clerk nnd the seal o f the City o f Sanford, Floridn, on this the 12th day o f De­ cember, A. D. 1923. (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS With the changeable weather which wc have nt this season o f (ho year coughs and colds are very prevalent. Be prepared for them. Have a bot­ tle o f FOLEY’S HONEY A N D TAR COMPOUND handy, and with the fir.it sign of n cough or cold take n dose nnd prevent a serious ailment. FOLEY’S HONEY AND T A R COM­ POUND has been the standard family cough remedy for over 35 years, bringing prompt relief and when nnce used you will never be without it! Sold everywhere.—Adv. Bank of Sanford, Florida, will be held in tho directors room o f the bank on Tuesday, January 8th, 1924, at 10:00 o’clock, a. m. as provided in the by-laws, for the election of a board of directors to serve for the ensuing year, to consider the advlsnbllity o f increasing the capital ntock in the sum o f $.'>0,000.00 and to trans­ act such other business ns muy prop­ erly conic before the meeting. H. F. W IIITNER, Cashier. WASHINGTON, Doc. 17.— Flor­ ida’s exact center o f population an de­ termined by tlic Fourteenth Census wn:i located In latitude 29 degrees, 1 minutes, nnd 36 seconds, north, and longitude 82 degrees, 40 min­ utes. and 42 seconds, west, the Cen­ sus Bureau announces. The approxi­ mate location o f the population conter o f the State was 8.8 miles west by aouth o f Lebanon, Levy County. The movement o f the center from 1910 to 1920 wns 22.0 miles in n di­ rect lino from noint to point, while: 4he direction o f the movement was 17.1 miles southward and 13.9 miles eastward. CHILDREN'S COUGHS Children’] throats are delicnfct and aensitire. 'In plor, at arhool or work they aro exp*mod to chilling drafts, their little bodlei ore overheated from exercise, they cool od too quick and a cold aetn In. The mliiuta your child commences to rough set n bottle of Lconardl’s Cough Syrup (Crcoaoted). It is good for children’s dellcata throats, protects tho lungs, raises the phlegm, and gives quick relief. A harmless, safe, pleisant remedy for coughs, colds, grippe, croup, whooping cough and broacnitls—that Is healing sad soothing. Fine for adults too. For sale at your druggist. A fctr tw o years o f experimenting tw o'scientists havo obtained a cook­ ing syrup from corn atalks. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT O f GIFTS IN THE CITY Something Fcr Every Member of the Family If you want the solution of your; holiday g ift problem come here. You arc ouro to find tho right g ift without apending beyond your means « , IVORY GOODS COMPLEXION PO W D ER COMPLEXION CREAM K O D AK S H AIR BRUSHES M IRRORS M ANICURE O U TFIT3 PERFUM ES V A N ITY . BOXES T O IL E T W A T E R S T H E R M O S BOTTLES S T A T IO N E R Y CA N D LESTIC K S TEA SETS CH R ISTM A S CARDS LA M P S G IG A R S * C IG A R E TT E S R. C. B ow er “ T H E R E X A L L STO RE G ift suggestions fo r . the Kodak Owner Kodak Self Tim er $ 1.2 5 Kodak Carrying Cases £ .90 up Kodak Portrait A ttachm ent % .7 $* Kodak Auto*Mosk Printing Frame | i.50 Kodak Auto-Focus Enlarger $ 35*00 K odak Amateur Printer $10.90 Kodak Metal Tripods $ 2;75 Kodak Album s $ .25 up Kodakery $ j6o a'year Kodapod $ 1.75 B R A K E LIN IN G F A N BELTS Other pertinent suggestions at our Kodak Counter Duralumin, the alloy used in air­ For all cars craft construction, weighs one-third ns much as structural steel and when Trade your old. tires for new ones tempered has nearly the name strength. The city of. Cape Town is to have a miinitipel radio broadcasting sta­ tion and may prohibit similar enter­ prises by private individuals for 15 years. ; TH E R E X A L STO R E 1On Palmetto Avenue Tliono 481-J �* if' w r r U lm M t In . t e r k| T l i R m M M i l l i e C«s lllta r l, n u ll* . Many Sanford business men have caught the spirit o f the season as evidenced ...............................* by- the ....fa......................................................:u c t that they have decided f to pay E ntered as Second Class M atter. Octo off employees on Friday afternoon.*^ Saturday morning o f this ber ST. 1919. at th e P o s to ffic e at San­ ford . Florida, under act o f March S, week in cash, making it possible fo r many to do their Christmas 1197. shopping early. old fashion way o f waiting until Saturday night to pay PseaMcat P. ftKKlti COMBI R O l,LAN D I.. D B A S . V k f-P m lM t l off with bank check causing inconvenience and delay in holiday K. H O W A R D B EH (i ........l u . - T i f i * . shopping has been discarded. If there is any business house in Phone MM 1ST M a ia e lla A « r « * r Sanford or Seminole county not planning to adopt this new idea •— SCBBCRIPTfON RATES> . this year, the plan should be seriously considered. On# T e a r ___ 11.00. Sis M onths IJ.SO D elivered In City by Carrier p er w eih Employees should be paid off Friday or Saturday in cur­ lfic. W eek ly E dition II P er Year rency. business houses should plan on this and make the neces­ SPECIAL NOTICE: All obituary sary preparation. It will make a happier Christmas for every­ notices, cards t>f thanks, resolutions and notices o f entertainm ents where body. c h a r g e * are made, will be oh anfed lo r at regu lar advertising rates. . ------------------ o ------------------ Better Education By Proper Nutrition MEM BER TI1E ASSOCIATED PHBSH T he Associated Press Is ex clu siv ely entitled to the use fo r re p u b llca tlon of all new s dispatches credited t o It or Leading educators stale that one o f the causes for the in* not otherw ise credited In, thin paper liio "the iVcMinows 'pubiT*he<i! creased cost o f public education and n great factor in the inefand also herein, speciali dupT/ches hlre"nP«r«Cni*unrs^j ficlency o f the public school system, is involved in tardiness and served. absence from school of children on account o f illness. u -u m ir a n iv r , nuc id k.vJ The public is responsible fo r the education of the undernourishWEDNESDAY, DbLEMHEK is, uz3|e(l chi|ti. 0 nly recently the New York deportment o f henlth re:------------------------------------------------- 1 ported from sixty to ninety per cent o f undernourishment in the - B IB LE THOUGHT FOR TODAY 1schools. This has been nffirmed by figures gathered by the Me8 ,NG FOR JOY:—Behold my ser- _tropolitnn L ife Insurance Company. R’“ rt'— ; Remedies suggested ns relief from such an appalling state of ; affairs include an educational campaign to bring more forcibly T H E SONG OF THE UNSATISFIED. ■|lo m e to parents the necessity o f a proper diet. The American By Frank L. Stanton, City in discussing tho problem says that the Bureau o f Nutrition ID winter time I’ m wishin’ fer the o f the Dnirymen’s Lengue, Inc., under the direction o f Laura A, nummer’s hurtlin' heat; Cnuble nnd in cooperation with the Division of Child Hygiene, De­ In summer time the winter seems the partment o f llcnlth, in October, 1922, set up a constructive twoseason hard to beat I Never, never, never is my hnppincss year program in Public School seventeen, New York City. In complete, October the record o f weight and height o f the entire school reg­ Growlin’ through the world we're istration o f two thousand nnd fifty showed fifty-nine out still n-gain't One minute I’m n-prnyin’ fe r tho rat­ o f one hundred were underweight nnd fully ninety out o f one hun­ dred showed general symptoms of undernourishment. Every tle o’ the rain, The next, 1 wont the sunshine for to child in school joined the Health Club. Monthly records of weight parch up hill an’ plain; An’ when I’m Keekin' pleasure I’m an­ and height, health talks by tho League Bureau o f Nutrition staff to teachers, mothers and children, the spirited work o f the prin­ ticipating puin— Growlin’ through the world we’re cipal and teachers o f the school, all contributed to the program. stil n-goin’ t Since the fundamental food fo r growth nnd health is milk, a milk An’ when I land up yonder in the service of high-class milk in half-pint bottles was established to mansions o’ the sky, Where never is a shadow, or the echo nerve every child that was not-assured at least a pint of milk a o f a sigh, day at home. The parents paid for the milk, except in cases in I'll want the best o’ everything—n which they were too poor. A school funil was created to provide cushioned seat an’ high— Growlin’ through the world wc’rc fo r this. One of the first reactions of the boys was, “ Gee, see the still u-goin'i cream !" --------- o---------In June, 1923, the record showed that only twenty-two of Useful citizens are paying their poll one hundred children were underweight; that the children were full tax. o f “ pep," hnir shiny, skin clean anil clear, posture better; less sick­ ---------- o--------- ness in school than heretofore. Fifteen schools had joined in Happy people arp those who make this program during the year. The notable gain in neaith and the best of things. scholarship was convincing. Not u cent o f taxation was neces­ sary to supply the need; not a new piece o f apparatus. The fami­ A grouci grouch is not wunted nnywherc— why be a grouch? lies were as happy about the change in the children ns were the oteachers. Only six hundred bottles were broken by the children Good citizenship means service to during the year. Other schools are taking on the service, nnd the community. health-building by right choice and use o f food is on the daily pro­ ----------o---------gram. The celery crop In Sanford is ex­ The program o f the bureau looks forward to healthier, hap­ cellent, but the tourist crop is not pier children profiting fully by the education offered by our cities. quite all it could be. — — o---------The economic waste o f human life nnd effort, the cost o f operating Thousands of homesekers will lo­ schools for restless, innttentive, hungry children will no doubt lie cate in Florida thlH winter. Seminole greatly decreased when parents realize the necessity o f supplying county should get n large share. the fundamental food needed for growth. ----------- o----------- Beauty That Lasts C. Ward Crumpton, M. D. There is a beauty which can not be destroyed b y time. Like Venus, it is perennial, youth carried through middle nge and the later years o f life. W ise women are commencing to learn that year by year th ey are making history and writing it in themselves, in the pose c f the head, the contour of the body, and above all in the revealing presentation o f tho fa ce. The tell-tale years will tell their tale with inexorable certainty. It may be o f wholesomeness, even temper, good digestion, and trained nerves, and these will show in the beauty tempered, matured, nnd refined by tim e instead o f made gross. The radiance of wnolesomcness may rival the brilliance o f youth. Or, instead, th e History written may be revealed in a leathery facial hide, hardened by alcohol, tanned by cigarette smoke, and discolored by the un-noutralizdd toxins of dinners Jarge and late, wrinkled into permanent ripples, th e traces o f a thousand nervous storms, nnd sngging under the fat of a thousand excesses. No amount of applica­ tion from without can change the exhibition of the unwholesome relics within. A c N G O A L BAKED TO ORDER A R G E D F Place Your Order Now I E S 1 S / S H Christmas Pies SEMINOLE CAFE r •t **r r-*» 1* ** O— — — The Apopka Chief will soon have a home o f its own. 1'The C hief is a credit to Apopkn and that prosperous section o f Orungo. It is estimated that only a small percentage of automobile ------- —o --------ow-ners in Sanford and Seminole county have registered their The Mexican revolution is -very much like any political campaign, cars and made application for new licenses. cli Both aides are claiming everything This year’s registration expires in a few days and those who and nobody is believing anything. put oir securing the new plates may lie deprived of the use of their --------- o --------- Automobile' Licences Due cars until such licenses arc granted. It is the last-minute man Bishop Manning’s life in his New that causes such a rush in Tallahassee and makes it impossible to York diocese seems to he just one row nfter unother. He seems to lie hav­ get plates promptly to applicants. ing trouble tilling his pulpits with Automobile owners should not wait until “ after Christmas” the old-fashioned rectors. but should get busy and get their applications off at once. Ito----------o---------- meniber the present registration expires at midnight, December If that spiritualist gentleman’s *'* and if j ou drive your cor on New Sear’s day without a new tag, ghost correspondent is right in chiint- you II be violating the law. thero is no hell, heaven's going to hold some dreadfully mixed company — Dallas News. NO MAN IS either worthy ot a good home here or a heaven The anle o f Christmas seals will help prevent the spread o f tubercu­ losis. It may Nave the life o f a dear friend. I>o your part in buying a generous supply o f these seals. ----------oThe girl down the street who waul­ ed to know the Uitfurencc between n mushroom ami a parlor, is not the old-fashioned girl who thought a “ prom trotter" was a Kentucky thor­ ough-bred. * hcieattci that is not worthy to be in peril for a good cause.__ John Brown of Osawntomie. My Favorite Stories T S 711 E. Washington Street Or 4th E. Church Street ORLANDO The Sensible Christmas Gift for family or friends, is one o f Our Certificates of Deposit which earns 4 per cent interest from the date of issue! A Rift o f this kind is of real value, besides the lesson in “Thirft” It teaches. Certificates are issued for any amount— come arrange for yours today. in und Resources $1,700,000 \First N ational Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTEB, President II. F. WIUTNEK, Cashier Rhone 498 - l ’ h o n e 198 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER A Te$t For Candidates TitusvBfe'e Star-Advocate The political pot in Florida 1ms been of candidates for any office. Thut Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and IlngRaKC boiling now for some time, especially man who has the highest respect for Transferred Anywhere A ny Time ns regards the race for governor. law and order and who will do the There are at least four candidates most to see that the laws of the land Storage now in the Held who will continue to are enforced is, without doubt, the build up some following, however, man who is worth more to his state BBBIBaflBGIIIBHBI!aX9aBtIB9aCIBaSZBnil9IB8BBBBBBB9BBnQgBail there are great numbers o f intelli­ and country. There is one law today gent voters who refuse to cast in that is either being enforced o r wink their lots with any o f these because ed ut in every part of the country. they still live in the hope that some This is the prohibition measure. If stronger man will announce. the voters of the state of Florida, or Whether there will he other candi­ for that matter of any other state, dates in the rnee at n later day or not will determine tlrat of all w hich can­ For Christmas. We pack and ship. All fruit from our is n question that is hard to decide nt didate is getting the support o f the own proves. this time. Even if others do an­ bootlegger, the rum runner am i the nounce, it will yet have to he shown liquor interests, and then v ote ami whether or not they ure stronger work against that cuudidate, th ey will than those already in the race. When he serving their county and stute and 1-2 RO X ................. SI 7ri the..final..day arrives, howevr, every nation nnd the world. Such it service voter In. the slate (vill lie culled upon will hear fruit as long as the nation • F a m i l y size to decide on some candidate. It is to h e ; stands, hoped that the citizenship of Florida! The time has come for every voter is composed of the kind of men and in Florida who stands for law and women who, in making up their order to demand o f every candidate H E. First Street minds which o f the aspirants for o f­ where he stands, with regard to the fice to support, will cast their de­ prohibition question and accept from cision in favor of that candidate who liim no unsatisfactory answer o r eva­ stands for the best interest o f the sion o f the question. If he in on the state. fence or tries to dodge the question BBiiBBHBBgrBnaBBBorz.BBiuzciBsusiiiaL'JUEiruBauw^gaKHKacgaii It would he a reflection on the peo­ just watch where the bootleggers’ nml ple o f Brevard county if this paper rum ritimers’ support is g oin g mi l should attempt to say which o f the ihis position can be easily Inca toil. T!v candidates is better fitted to serve th e , prohibition measure is a reality and best interests o f the state o f Florida, regardless of how hard th-» liquor inAnd yet, in passing we cannot, refrain terests die, their death is only a mat from the statement thut there is in iter o f a few years. Itum runners, this nge a barometer by which every j boot-leggers, liquor interests ami citizen can test for himself the value Itheir friends are doomed to defeat. SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME LARGE BOX ............................ „..$3.00 :::............................ ...... sum GONZALES GROCERY 10 : STORE OPEN EVENINGS AN EULOGY TOM SIMS SAYS “ Gentlemen o f the Jury: The best “ Prominent Women Speak"— head­ frisnd a man has in this world may line. Well, all women do that. turn against him nnd become his en­ emy. His son and daughter that lie By the time you find the needle in has reared with loving care may be­ come ungrateful. Those who are near­ the buy stuck it is rusty. est nml dearest to us, those whom we trust with our happiness and our good "Coal Dealer Acquitted"— headline. name, may become traitors to their Something wrong in UmL court. faith. The money that a man has he may lose. It flies away from him What could make a halil mutt cuss when he may need it most. Man’s By Irvin S. Cobh reputation may he sacrificed in a mo­ more than heavy hnir on his a rm s ? Americans are being detained in ment of ill considered action. The Mexico City by Obrcgon, who fears neopl "Lower Coal Prices Soon— head* pcople who are ttronc to fall on tiieir Alex. Kencaly, a distinguished Brit| pennies and shiMings for the fund and, they may come in contact with the knees *es and do us honor when success is line. Why call six months "goon >>7 •initc incidentally, ot course, a good rebels. If these rebels are anything ish Journalist, learned the newspaper with us limy lie the first to throw the like must Mexicans, it would ho lough trude in the United States. A fter­ deal of publicity tor the Mirror, .lim­ stone o f malice when failure settles Cops raided a bath house in Minne­ un thorn if they did como in contact wards lie became editor o f the London bo was delicate and often sick. its cloud upon our heads. The abso­ apolis, Minn, tint just loads o f booze. Kencaly was in Paris on his va­ with Americans. Daily Mirror. One day he needed a cation when he received a frantic lutely unselfish friend a man may Bet it needed a bath. ----------o--------- have in this selfish world, the one that hit of advertising so he bought a wire from one o f the elephant keep-. ^ ^ " ir n lv e r 'u n g m t e fu i or trcacher“ The people that came to this coun­ couple of buhy elephants, Jumbo and er.-u .limbo is dead. What shall I ! mH> j* his A peculiar situation in Europe is try in the early days were tif the Jimoo by name, and set them parad­ the more they owe the United States "Gentlemen of the Jury: A man's heaver type and they built up Amer­ ing about at summer resorts collect­ Keno*ily telegraphed back After dog stands by him in prosperity and the larger their unity. nj ica because it was in their nature to ing money for a charity tho Mirror mature Uu reflection, 1 advise you to bury poverty, in health and in sickness, lie build. Then the rut people began Was supporting, thereby getting many .limbo “ Bootlegger Loses Suit"— headline. will sleep on the cold ground, when coming here to house under the ro o f 11 J ' tlie wintry winds blow and the snow Well, as Christmas is so near, better Hint others built."— Secretary of La­ drives fiercely, if only he may y tlie >< near a suit than a suitcase. bor Davis. Ids master’s tilde. He will kiss the ----------o---------Lemon juice and cold cream will hand that has no food to offer, he will Sanford has a live wire Chamber lick the wounds nnd sores that come dint freckles. To straighten bowlegs New York Tribune o f Commerce which is gaining rec­ in encounter with the roughness o f tht kick a bulldog daily. ognition all over the State. This civic world. He guards the sleep o f his organization is the heart o f its com­ Nothing muld be pluincr than that even Senator Johnson go without a pauper master as if he were a prince. “ Two Armed Men Caught” — head­ munity, and when it is not properly the uproarious demund for Senator ' popular demand und without issues? “ When all other friends desert, he line. The men might have escaped if fed and supported, it can only wither Johnson as u Presidential candidate lie can stir up sortie hard feeling Whey riches take wings they had had three arms, iii decay. Every member should give has not begun to get started. He has [within that party, thereby inuking a remains. his utmost in pushing the Chamber_ a-plenty of funds, thanks to rich few Democratic votes in November. ami reputation falls to pieces he is as 1 constant in his love as the sun in its o f Commerce programs. Every citizen' backers. “ Annul Marriage of A ctress— He has, therefore, an But there is not an expert who journey through the heavens. If for­ should be a member. ample equipment of professional thinks that he can do more than tune drives the master forth an out- headline. And, being in a hurry, we chest-thumpers in this city. These raise a little preliminary dust nnd cast into the world, friendless and read it “ Annual Marriage." homeless, the faithful dog asks no John Martin is a smooth cam­ faithful souls have already begun to noise and ill-temper. Geraniums in a bedroom a re not Why, then, does Senator Johnson higher privilege than that o f accom­ paigner He is going about in the sec­ eurtt their salaries by damning Mr. tions where Catts is known as unpop- Coolidge, his address to Congress persist in his hopeless, trouble-mak­ panying him, to guard against dan­ harmful and are excellent fo r bur­ u'ar and telling the people there that and the Republican record in gen­ ing campaign? Simply, it would ger, t;> fight against his enemies, nnd glars to stumble over at night. scent , because he is ambitious for the when the last scene o f all comes, and there are just two men in the race eral. Neither has Senator Johnson any mantle o f perpetual candidacy which death takes his master in its embrace fur governor— Martin and Catts— Big cement company went broke C at he, Martin, is the only man who issues that will bear telling. He can used to drape the shoulders of Mr. and his body is laid away in the cold in New York. Let this be a concrete "Never ntind the party. ground, no matter if nil other friends example of bad management. 1 as a ghost of a show to heat Catts shudder with fright at the dreadful Bryan. u id that the only way to keep Cults proposal of entering the World Don't worry about the issues— :if one pursue their way, there ity his grave­ f im being governor is to vote for Court. Ho can promise a bonus to fails som ethin- else will turn up. But side will the noble dog be found, his States spent $.T ami his eyes »o|TheforUnited I artin. Ills line o f talk is convincing every soldier, ns Mr. McAdoo is do run. Open your mouth wide anu keep head between his -paws amusements last your, yet f • many, und it is getting him votes, mg, at the sunte time promising on running." Such arc the rules for a sad, but open in , ............ , I it even though we make no claim what is utterly impossible and in­ nerpotunl candidate, and the Sena­ faithful nml true even to «llath » - rSL‘CnU!<1 to bu very litt,e amuscdI • being a political wiseacre, we're consistent, to reduce taxes, as Mr. tor front California gives promise of By U. S. Senator George G, Vest, Sep­ Never slap your wife or make not ready to swullow this Imit. Th ; McAdoo is also doing, lie can call having studied them well. tember, 1K70. faces at her. Over $17,1100,000 ali­ In another campaign or two, nt « ntrv of Trammell will undoubtedly Mr. Coolidgo names. He can wave o the present rate of progress, it will Weaken Martin und it is getting him his arms. The female roles in Turkish theat­ mony is paid yearly in America. No one denies that Senator John­ be hard to tell Hiram Bryan from ers are nearly always played by Ar­ \otes, but even w e’ll feel compelled to vote for Mr. Jennings in order to keep son can wave his arms well. He is William Jennings Johnson, let alone menian actresses, as Turkish women "Beer Plotters Get Bail’*— headline. Cults from being governor.— Punta one of tho best stump speakers in Iremember which was a Republican, ure forbidden any part in theatrical Bail, bail—oh, yes— full o f beer so America today. liut how far c a n 'if ever. Gyrda Herald. performances. * were bailed out. II AN AIDS US nothing unduly to moan our errors or losses, r or happen what may to the man of simple faith, still, when the .ast minute comes o f the sorrowful hour, when the week or the io n i is ended, still will he lind some cause for gladness as he turns his eyes within.— Maeterlinck. 0 aBBBflNBBBBBBBBBBBBNBBBBNBBBBBBBBBRBBBBNBNNaaHaBIMB| llnnncr strictly n party man. The Miami Ncews-Metropolis says that it is absolutely a colorless docu­ ment and shows that Mr. Coolidge is without vision or the least concep­ tion o f the great activities thut are taking place in world aflfnirs. The News-Metropolis is ow ned by Gov. Cox. late Democratic presiden­ tial candidate, nnd what he says ought to be rend with interest nnd commnnd grave consideration. It wil be found in full elsewhere in this puper. Wnnt Governor Cox says is no sur­ prise to us. Raised on n Vermont farm, restrict­ ed in his literature to certain one-rut publications, it is not to bo expected that he should possess very brond or comprehensive vision. You Uso tho Classified Pago. President Coolidge Revealed "The president’ * messages delivered at tins opening o f Congress, is not n strong one. It does not ring with positive recommendations like the messages o f Woodrow Wilson and Grover Cleveland used to ring," says Col. Bob Davis in the Gainesville Sun. He says thnt he speuks cautiously and half heartedly. The Tlmes-Union says thnt the president did not dodge or evade. Thnt he did not get into n fog until he reached the farmer. Hero his recommendations ore rather advisory to the victims than to Congress. The Tampa Tribune pronounces it a notable message although there arc occasionally items o f inconsistency. It is sinepre, it says, because it is strictly and dominantly Republican nnd nbuve nil else, Mr. Coo lid go is P A R R R . S. Brown Tho air is full of things. shouldn’t miss.* Get a Radio. lialah U5:14* nB ° r ° y 0t o-------- Ocala c • ! UNTIL CHRISTMAS ■ For convenience of shoppers (lint cannot visit us during the tiny O NLY ‘I MORE SHOPPING D AYS V S A N F O R D .F L A ,- ■BiiRBBBiiflBBBaaiiBiaBiBaL'auaaiust'Em EEantiavcaEiM BBaBiiiii" 11 ■ "■iB X B aflaH aK B K K aB R iaau n su aB aflB aaB aB flB B B aB B aB iiu H B B i1 u M ■ ■ V 'S - 'y£*>> The Mantle of Bryan Need Some Help Tomorrow? Just Telephone a W ant Ad to the Daily Herald Today. Your message will reach the men ot women you want to reach. From the many who respond, you can easily choose the fittest. Telephone 148 BBBBuaaiaaB U B BaB BaB aaEisiBB flaaH D SB aBflB BBaaaaaaaEtfasia * * 1 �GIRLS Phone: Office 108; s Social MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society-Editor; .. Residence 217-W New Swedish Nightingale Wttin<«day—"Welfare Department o f > Woman's Club meets at 3 p. in. Tkirsdsy— A rt Exhibit a t the Gram* : raav School’ from 3 to 6 o'clock. Th arid ST— Duplicate Bridge Club meet with Mrs. A . .P. Connelly at . Comfort Cottage. Tharsday— Sallle Harrison Chapter, D. A. R . meet with Mrs. W. J. Thigpen k t 3 o ’clock. FrMsy— Script Dance a t the Woman’ s Club by Peter Schaal, with the IncHanapolis Eight Orchestra. 0 P. M. Friday—’A rt Exhibit at the Garmntsr School from 3 to 6 o'clock, Saturday— A rt Exhibit at the Gram­ mar School from 3 to 5 o’clock. 11 ■M m M m #* MM. M l HER H v SOCIETY HAVE :11 meeting of general federation at footlfned correspondence- with tho vice Mrs. Esther Parker presidents. MAH JONG PARTY. Atlanta, and four days In Tallahas­ ons Injuries Tuesday afternoon whe* Fourth: Create • itory telling Tuesday afternoon at the Lu-Beth Cafeteria tea room Mrs. John Leon­ ard! and Miss Carol Stone were host­ esses to tKe G. F. S. of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church. The meet­ ing .was called to order by thf presiuw-.b, ...was c.aroi {none. Al mules oi tho last meeting read and approved; the treasurer’s report was given by Miss Tillyc Benjamin. The question# of what to do to help along the work of the. Parish was discussed and the girls voted to bring ami stage thr piny Karit Kno during the 4th and 5th of February! The business session (hen adjourn­ ed and two tnbles o f Mah Jong form­ ed. A fter three very spirited game; it was found that Miss Carol Stone held high score at table No. 1 ami Miss Grace Gilion at table No. ‘A. Dainty refreshments of strawberry jello with whipped cream and hot chocolate were served. Those present f were, Misses Grace Dillon, Florence and Dorothy Mcro, Eva Grace Wugner, Jean Maxwell, Tillyc Benjamin, Anna Kanner, Carol Stone and Mrs. John Leonard). see at,the legislature. The correspondence at times has been fieavy and for the irtosb-af the time she has acted as her ohfo ste­ nographer, but has come to the con­ vention with no unanswered federa­ tion mail. Before we close this, report, may your vice president-at-large make four recommendations, which from her two year’s experience might be useful to tho incoming officers: First Use every effort to make the speaker’s bureau one o f which Jic state can be proud, or do away with it entirely. The one dark blot on ‘.he vice president's program has been this speaker's bureau not function­ ing. Second: That junior work be stressed; literature and by-iaws printed, using general federation out­ line as a basis, but work out to suit our own state and localities. Third: That each vice president have a deeper interest, or I should say, responsibility, for her section, in co-operation with the vice presi­ dent-at-large, thus leaving the presi­ dent of the state, whose time to take care o f her correspondence, keeping in touch with other state organiza­ tions'and developments; feeling only the urge of sectional meetings, coun­ ty federations, state bonrd meetings and conventions. The, federation is growing too largo for a president to visit individual clubs, such as would hc'iicr desire so to do. The vico presidcnt-at-largc could keep in close touch with the president reporting an3 Tho speaker's bureau has not been n r.uccesa. Clubs do wnnt speakers, WHAT IT WILL BE FOR MOTHER but It is difficult for our busy wom­ List to m y tale! I’m the mother of en who are acceptable nnd capnbic, to take a message to clubs to give Oh, a fate! Oh, what a fate! the time; few clubs fe d they can nfmm Waiting on youngsters from early ford to pay even expenses nnd en­ till lata, tertainment, so n paid bureau seems •> » Even at Christmaa can’t slacken my nut o f the question. The bureau has hnd some fine lists o f splendid men W atting their faces and brushing * nnd women, somo o f whom required their hair, a snuUl fee; others for expenses; Hi* 5 Handling out ratibns till all have a others fo r expenses and entertainment, m share, but for somo reason the bureau was Tylnj^ on bibs and arranging each nut’ used a* it should have been. The mnnncr in which the bureau Quelling 'disturbances soon as they was reorganised this fall, seems: good flare. In theory but how it has worked in practice, your chairman hat not Telling' them tales while lacc up henrd. The plan was as follows: All their shoes, officers and chairmen who could go Getting out toys that will tend to into their own section, or other sec­ amuse. tions fo r expenses ,nnd entertainment Searching fo r playthings the denr volunteered nnd were .invited, to be­ kiddies lose, come members o f the bureau, list of > Running to pay to tho milkman his duos, rnme to he printed weekly in pnges' and monthly In bulletin. Many of Putting on nighties and tucking In cribs, uur state women are as good speak­ ! Bidding them never be rude or tell ers ns any outside talent wc could (lbs; secure ,rwnl certainly more familiar Then, with their stockings nil hung with Florida clubs ami needs. in a row , In addition to the duties of the Off into dreamland they peacefully vice-president at large in club ex­ m go. tension our president appointed her ebnii man of junior work. Since this I. the perpetual-motion machine, leport will be mndc on Friday wo Goto Junborg, primn donnn o f the Swedish Roynl Opera nt Stock­ Potter till everything’s tidy and clenn will only refer to Is to show tho holm, is coming to America early next year to Join the Metropolitan And as a treat and with Christmas ndded responsibility this Inst year. eve scat, Opera. In looking over the reports front Work til lthc treo is erected and sectional vice-presidents your chair­ dressed man finds the following in regard to All up in tinsel and candles galore, PIPE ORGAN C U B. LIBRARY NOTICE. v dubs ...... admitted and withdrawn in the Then stack the toys in a pile on the Tho Librarian, Mrs, Liwrence two venrs: Mrs. IJrynn nnd Mrs. Estrldgc were floor— lint' 1. * hostesses to mrntbers of the Pipe Biown, asks that books that have Section 1, seven clubs admitted Is it a wonder I’m lanky and lean? Organ Club on Monday afternoon at been loaned to patrons lie returned with total membership 1.18; one club I m a perpetual-motion machine! to the old library during this week the honte of the latter. The meeting withdrawn one disbanded losing 79 Anna M. Fielding. was n very enthusiastic one nnd much nnd next on the regular days it has members, but n gain of 59. if I>cen open heretofore, with the ex­ enjoyed by everyone present. Section 2, three clubs admitted, Mr. Alexander Ackerman of Or­ Mrs. Craig Harris, the bazaar ception o f Christmas, when it will he nunc lost, added 72 members. lando is a business visitor in San­ chairman, reported $235 ns the p ro­ closed. This will facilitate the re­ Section 3, ho now clubs, no clubs ford Wednesday. . ceeds from tho Christmas bazaar moval o f the hooks during the mov­ lost. Section 4, three now dubs, no held last Friday and Saturday. Mrs. ing into tho new building. The prompt • Mr. Bretram Shepherd is coming Harris has been u most successful co-operation of the public will be ap­ dubs lost, gain o f 75 members. home Wednesday from Atlanta where ihnirmun', npd it wp* .liygpJy through preciated. t-e. ........... ». ..ir, ,, Seetlqn 0; 1two new ciub/r; •mem­ he Is attending a dental college. bership 04; one withdrawn, 05 mem­ her efforts that such n substantial sum was rcnlitrd from this source. MRS. E. M. GALLOWAY REPORTS bers; Joss, one member. HER WORK. ' Mm , John J. Purdon, Jr., Mrs. The elub gave Mrs. Harris a rising Section 0, no new clubs, two with­ Robert Grovenstein nnd Mrs. Smith vote of thanks. Madame President and Federation drawn, loss in members, 99. formed a congenial party spending Section 7, 11 new dubs, member­ During the social hour, the host­ Members: The report of your vicethe day in Orlando T “ uesday. esses, assisted by Mrs. Mcthvln nnd president nt large is so similar to ship 303; two withdrawn, member­ Mrs. I’ ltts, served delicious refresh­ that o f last year, did the printer ship 78, gain of 225; adding the 290 „ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Ballard spent ments consisting of fruit salad, cake have the former report in type, it gained by Sorosis o f Orlando open­ would save the federation a few cents ing its membership, makes n total Wednesday in Sanford shopping and and coffee. by reprinting. gain o f 425. visiting, Mr. Ballard has Just been Tho next meeting will he held with In asking these yearly convention Section 8, 10 new dubs, member­ recently re-elected as Councilman in Mrs. Ray on Palmetto Avenue on a hard fought political fight, for Al- January 7. Those present at Mon­ reports we are inclined to agree with ship 500; withdrawn, six, disbanded Sirs. Winter, our general Federation two, lass of 189 members, total gain, temontc. day’s meeting were: the Mesdnmes president, that reports are infornial." 40 1. Hcott, Sclman, Methvin, Peeples, Section 9, no new clubs, one dis­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Borelaml have Sharon, Harris, Gntrhcl, Phillips, However, since our president has adopted for us the verbal report on banded, two withdrawn, loss, 70 mem­ reutrned to their home, Hnrtford, Williams, Moore, Harper, Hall, she convention floor, reports ure not bers. Alabama, after a pleasant visit here" Miller and Gardner. the long dry, uninteresting reading. Section 10, three new dubs, mem­ «* the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. The club activities adopted by the bership 127, no loss. Bledsoe and mother, Mrs. Yuhn. PRETTY PARTY. vice presidents for this administra­ Section 11, four new dubs, mem­ tion, in addition to the tv.o big ef­ bership 98, withdrawn, one dub, One o f tho prettiest of the holiday Mr. A. Kanner is spending several days in Kissimmee. Mr. Kanner bus parties was the one given at the forts o f the federation health and membership 77; gain, 21 members. education with onu exception might In the two years, through the ef­ started another store in Kissimmee home of Mrs. Mahlon Wright, witli forts of the vice-presidents, 19 dubs similar to the one he owm in Ban- Mrs. Sandy Anderson, Miss Versa be culled successful. The vieo-preoldenl’j slogan, “ coun­ have been added to the state federa­ ford, but will return nnd spend the Woodcock, Mrs. A. P. Bandy, Mrs. ty federation in every county, and tion; 19 have either withdrawn or dlsJ. D. Roberts, Miss Ida Grey, Eugene holidays with his family. Higgins nnd Mrs. Mahlon Wright as sectional meetings in every section,’’ bnndcd, making n real gain of 30 dubs while not numerically truu in the with n gain of 1,180 mrnbers, making Mr. W alter Cqnnolly loft Wednes­ joint hostesses. 209 clubs now in state federation. former, is in the latter. day to spond the holidays at Gaines­ The living room and dining room With eight county federations two The clubs which have withdrawn ville and in North Carolina. were decorated with evergreens of years ago lit this time, 21st *of last have stated their reason ns the raise pine and holly, and fo ,V(.nib(.r nnd today we have 27 in state dues, pme Holly, with wun red roses am in the majority of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Landers o f scarlet polnsettiu* entertwined und c0,j nt federations, with 3tl counties cases; for instance in section six, Oartersvillc, Georgia,- have arrived Quantities of beautiful cut flow ers,! nre forciM| . . . __Iorganized—two m e forced from two two clubs withdrew, one a music and. are now at homo at 700 Mag­ -with masses of, red, xlnnlas hi p ottery . u un(, ha8 thrcc counties club, one n parent-teacher associa­ nolia Avenue. Mr. Landers lias re­ ar». In one corner was a Christmas u ,,, fo„ ow that county federa- tion, feeling they could not join their cently bought out the City Phar­ •w .“ 'A . “ " I “S t . " ttan. n r. K™J ln w .lm .n u . AH of respective state organizations with macy. gift on it for everybody. Santa them nre doing out standing work, as less dues. But one club hus a reason Claus was too busy to be present so reports given later will show. , they have received no benefits frpm Mrs. Ed Markail will have as her he asked Mrs. Mahlon Wright to give While last year we had nine sec­ state federation. It is good to re­ guest fo r the winter, her mother, the gifts for him. Much amusement tional meetings out of the. 11, this port, however, that but three out of Mrs. Williams, of New York, who followed the opening of the pack­ year saw every section with n suc­ the 19 brought in during thu two will an-jy* here . Wednesday. Mrs. ages. cessful one or two day meeting, welt years, were dubs so adm itted nnd Williams made many friends here This Christmas celebration Is given attended and full of enthusiasm. Sec­ two o f these were school aid or pa­ during her stay last winter, who will every year in December in honor of tional meetings are a well established re nt-teacher associations, nnd did not be Interested to learn o f her return. the birthday of Mrs. J. D. Roberts, feuturu of state federation activity. feci they could maitagu thu increased who was for many‘ years the teacher These county federations and sectional dues. Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer is ex- of this class of young women. A fter meetings are bringing women in It might be interesting to know the closer touch with each other; closer Hint section eight hus won the schol­ cted home Thursday,to spend the the Christmas tree festivities olidnye with her patents, Mr. and dining room doors were thrown open touch with what dub women are do­ arship offered by the vice-presidents Mrs. G. W . Spencer. Miss Spencer nnd a birthday cake with 20 lighted ing, what club work is; what clubs of Hie state federation to the section *2 attending Floridi* State College at candles was disclosed and since Mrs. in u community can do to help in that bringing in the most clubs during Roberts was unable to be present it community; to make better com­ the two years, tho sectionnl viceTallahasnsoe. was voted to semi the cake uncut munities, better school- and better president winning same, would have homes. A few years ago the only in­ the jirivilege o f naming some wor­ Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. LeRoy and to her. Lovely refreshments of fruit Jello termingling of dubs was the recip­ thy young girl to attend the stutc daughter o f Berwyn, IB., arrived in were rocity meetings wnen one or two college for a two-year normal course. Sanford Tuesday en route to Geneva salad with whipped 'cream where they will spend the winter ns served. Over 50 o f the members of dubs would come together in un The scholarship is financed by the vice presidents and is in the hands « afternoon program. has been thoir custom for several this class were present. How much better, more for reach­ of the vice president-nt-largc, and years. ing the present system. Truly dub will be turned over to the proper au­ ANNUAL BALL activity lias made progress in these thorities when the young woman has PARENT-TEACHERS* ASSOCIA­ All members of the Social Depart­ past few years. Wen chosen. It might be o f further TION AND ART EXHIBIT. ment expecting to have guests nt the The study of parliamentary law has interest to know how this money was There will be no regular meeting Annual Ball December 28, given by of the general Parent-Teachers' As­ the Social Department of the W om ­ been carried on in an active way in raised. The vice president o f sec­ sociation, Thursday ut tho Grammar an's Club, nre requested to send in 10 dubs and two county federations, tion three asked each of her six each anil this pnid her School, ns previously announced, but the names this week, to the Depart­ nnd in many dubs in n general way, dubs for but in regular class work. Section portion; section nine vice was buck­ initead all members and friends o f' ment Chairman, Mrs. W. A. Fitts. one reports that most of the dubs in ed hy her Manotec-Sarasota county th» Grammar. High, East Side Pri­ Attention is failed to Section VII that section have done some work federation, ami others financed it per­ mary, W est'Side Primary and South here. We must repeat that u knowl­ sonally. Side Primary Schools are urged to of the by-laws: “ Each member is entitled to a com ­ edge o f parliamentary law cannot be So much for achievement in gen­ attend the Eison Educational Art Ex­ To particularize in the past hibit at the Grammar School, Dec. plimentary invitation for husband or estimated, but in gaining a knowl­ eral. escort. Also, each member may have edge o f same, let un not be too strong year, your vice preaident-at-large has 19, 20, and 21, from 3 to 5 p. m. There will be hostesses every after­ the privilege of inviting two guests adherents of the letter of the law, visited 23 individual clubs; nine coun­ noon from each P.-T. A.. There will Ly paying 31 for each invitation. The but try and use our fund o f com­ ty federations, 10 of the 11 sectional also be an exhibition o f the work invitations may be secured by send­ mon sense, when making our by-luws; meetings, and would have attended done by the school children in the ing in writing the names o f the let them be simple, workablo rules, section Id ,b ut for the fact that the guests, the remittance and the mem­ and abide by them, rather than-cum­ state board meeting was coming to various rooms. The EUun Art Exhibit consists of bers cards, to be inclosed with the bersome tied-tight sets; always keep­ Sanford and she was busy preparing 200 large direct reproductions o f the invitations, to the chairman o f the ing in mind that by-laws are made to for guests. She hus attended all but name help, not to hinder; that womnn’s one board meeting in the two years. master pieces of architecture, sculp­ invitation committee. Any tor#, and paintings. The exhibition is deemed inelligible by the committee clubs nre voluntary organizations This year she has been present at! and have no rules from higher up two meetings o f the Florida develop­ .. being held to raise funds for the shall be referred to the bonrd.” “ All invitations must be issued in Jos do lodges, R. A. It. societies, which ment board; League of Women purchase o f pictures for the school the name of the Social Department.” they must follow. rooms and corridors. Voters, legislative council,and coun- C •:*v- Dewey Buabee, a negro dririnj • study department in all our dubs, groeeiy truck for the Gi where such a town could u*o same. eery Company, ran over In conclusion, your rice president- nolia Avenue at a point at-large now sees many things ahe Oviedo railroad croiilng, could nave done* but she has tried to Mrs. Parker is said to hava sus­ serve the state, her president and tm tained several cuta on her body arid clubs, to tho beat of her abilRf* internal Injuries. Although, lough, her ksIdwhich, poor as it has been, she con­ juriee were of A patofi * siders it a joy and privilege to have not believed that they been associated with as fine women taL However, Police Chief Wfllla— ns our president nnd vice presidents la holding the negro pending the outhave ever shown themselves to be.. come of Mrs. Parker’e injuries. Wednesday morning Buabee tacou If she has been of even a little service to the clubs of the state, con­ Judge J. G. Sharon in Municipal Court tentment will reign in her heart. * on a charge of reckless driving and Mrs. McCollum often remarked was fined ffiO and coats.. •• during her term ns president o f the ............... ........... ...... longing to TEST U MADH. federation how ahe was bo n past president; your vice preslA test of emergency well No. 1 dunt-at-largo dunt-nt-lnrgo has been longing to Sanford Avenue and Second Street he a past vice ptosident-at-iargo but was made Wednesday moraiag now the time has arrived, we know Fire Chief Paxton aad his Area it will bo* a lonely past, missing the Results o f the tost ware all that could closo contnct o f tho many fine of­ be expected, said Mr. Paxton. Two ficers and chairmen in tho stao fed- large streams were thrown the itin­ eration, as riell ns the pleasure de- tance o f n block or about ICO ftfL .h a rived, and courtesies received on our said nnd both threw per. severnt club’s sectional and county streams of approximately 100 foot; meetings. Tho work has pnid us. We Wednesday afternoon test o f wall No. 2 is to bo mndc. hope it has paid you. Very respectfully, Just received car of High Grade LAURA F. GALLOWAY, Beef Tulp. Seminole Feed Co. 2t Vico Prcsidcnt-nt-lnrgc F. F, W. C. O f every hundred young men who Mias Rachel Cornntzcr of Vineland, begin ns railroad firemen, only Aril New Jersey is the attractive guest ever reach the position of pasaengsr engineer. of Mrs. Roby Lning. REGULAR meals served nt The Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ Phconix, single'meals, by the day pairing. L’alt 11. S. Pond, phone 323 179-tfe. « week. T „ them. AJvcrU.em.nt, or Peoples Bank. i '<* I ir»»i 3J 3 33 to] 0 33) 4 ’ Your Neighbors “Espiritu” W a ter Without any selling campaign, the owners of Espiritu Santo Springs have, for many years, been sending water from these health-giving springs to hundreds of people throughout Flor. ida and other states. And in return have receiv......ed Hundreds o f "letters telling o f the Cures'that have been attributed to Espiritu waters. No doubt here are people right in your home town who can tell you the value o f these marvelous waters. , . . . Consider how much greater will be the sale of Espiritu water when the Nation and its people become acquainted with its curative powers through the aggressive sales campaign which is now being pushed by Espiritu Santo Springs In­ corporated. This corporation will earn profits, not only from water sales, but from a hotel, a sanitarium, a pavilion, a water franchise for the city of Safety Harbor, and from sales of its subdivision properties. If you participate in the income from Espiritu Santo Springs Incorporated, you become one o f the beneficiaries of the SIX POWERFUL PROFIT PRODUCERS owned by the corpora­ tion, in which many of Pinellas County’s most substantial citizens and financiers are heavy in­ vestors. A beautiful illustrated newspaper and other literature, containing many interesting and his­ toric facts about Safety Harbor ,th<^ springs and its curative waters, will be sent you absolutely free upon request. SEND FOR IT TODAY * * 'M'Mrt ESPIRITU SANTO SPRINGS INCORPORATED Address Box J-51 /' / Safety Harbor, Florida - ,// ,o " llwi O S iifU , H a r b o r , K ln rld a V airntlrrm-ui IIIIAM 'II \ ». I / / .. me nithunt obilc a tl«M thr hraniKHl Illnatratr4 right imtsr arrllou of thr lintri.n.dral tthlch , iiii urr wtrrrliuc to k Wp ana# nbaolutrl, (rrr. *‘ K a | ilrlln '' n a t r r la n i.it lir ln a «<>1.1 nt H S ix th M|rrrt N o r t h , Ml. I'r tr r a b u r ic , F la . Viiinc utiUiVI / / A itil r r « CM, M tatr �--------------w In T h e W o r ld O f S p o r t s w 7m m m CELERY FEDS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASONFORSECONDTIME!NYEARS Specials M ajor Leagues To Close Earlier In Season Is Report HOF-MAC BATTERY COMPANY TIRES C elery Seed C 8;00 1.00 8.00 .00 5 1 FOR CONSTIPATION 1.00 12.00 R . Co B o w e r Th e BUTTERMILK Odor tells the taste ODOR is a part of Payability Seminole Feed Co. aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa — ™ ^ ^ — — HERALD W AN T ADS ARE WILLING WORKERS They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you ir s B O L T IL L CHRISTMAS NEW YORK, Dec. IP.— Mnjor ’ . ONLY , v j£_u Dengue schedule makers have agreed (B y R. L. sniPP.) score of 23 to 0 before the Putnam upon nn arrangement which will Though Sanford High was not as boys knew what wns happening. bring the 1921 season to a close Sep­ successful this year as last, In foot­ Then came the big game o f the tember 2D or .'50, earlier than ever Ford and other light car8..$14.oo ball, the past year proved to be one season. Last year the Celery-Feds before for a campaign o f lf>4 games, of their best. They had one o f the were beaten by the Miami Clan in it wns revealed Tuesday hy John A. Kuick, etc ........................ (17.00 best teams in Florida this year and ?/ , *• bri’ a,<inJf t*P the high hopes Ilcydlcr, president o f the National beat some o f the best in the state. the locals had in regard to the state League. Dodge and Franklin (20.00 Being beaten by teums of such ca li­ scholastic title. Naturally this year Mr, llcydler snid Ban Johnson, bre ns those o f lakeland, Bartow our boy* were all ret ;o r the Magic president y f the American longue and Orlando, was nothing to make City boys. And they were set quite was in harmony with the plan. De­ the boys ashamed of. In every bat­ right, too. The “ Stlngnrees” o f Mi­ tails will bo worked out by the two Ail Batteries STRICTLY FRESH tle in which they were beaten, ex ­ ami were compelled to g o home with executives at a conference here early cepting the fray with the Lakeland their second defeat of the season, re­ next year. . N o old Stock Dreadnoughts, they were beaten by ceived at the hands o f the blood­ The fact that 1921 in a presidential very smnll scores. thirsty Cclcry-Fcds who trimmed year, with the campaigns assuming Their first gnmo o f season was with them with a score of 7*to 0. paramount importance early in the the strong Seminole Athletic Club, Perhaps the locals were a little bit fall nnd that nn earlier closing will headed by Johny Mcisch, a veteran chesty after this game, because, g o ­ enable finishing the senr.on under in the game. It was thought by ninny ing into the gnme with St. Augustine daylight saving time, figured in the that this game would be n walk away n week Inter, they were barely aide decMon for an earlier closing, Mr. for the High School boys, but this to hold their own and were lucky to Ilcydlcr explained. He said that in proved to be n false prophecy. Cap­ come out with a tie 7-7. Philadelphia and Boston wehere Sun­ tain Mcisch o f the Seminole Athletic This gnme evidently put the boys day games nro not permitted, a few Club presented a tenm thnt gave the on the toboggan slide, for they were double headers will be necessary to _____ T en t o f First Street school boys no end o f trouble during doomed to another defent. A week complete the schedule. The opening the entire fray. inter meeting Orlando in the “ City date for both leagues has been fixed The next gam e was with the S te t-, Beautiful” they put up another benu- fo r April 15. • son Reserves,- the* „gam e being pln ycd, tiful light only to lose the battle by Another result o f this plan will . plnycd “on “ a - ofield -i i o- »f mudi and« wntcr. •-- *• Here a close score. Orlando's boys cop­ be to advance by at least a week's the two teams buttled to a tin o f fl-fi, ped this game St to 7, which accord­ time the start o f the world’s scries. the Sanford boys giving the college ing to their statement was one o f This year the playing seasons closed fellows n good run for their money. their hardest battles of the season. October 7 and the scries began Oc­ The next game was Sanford High’s The Celery-Feds redeemed them­ tober 10. The best Tire your Car ever “ Waterloo.” They left here on a selves on Thanksgiving Day by whip­ cool Friday morning for Liketnnd, ping the Springfield Athletic Club o f had was a “ FIRESTONE” Missing Navy Boats Are followed by cheers o f enthusiastic Jacksonville by the tune o f 11 to 0. fans. The beautiful day didn't seem Winning exactly half o f their 10 Found Stranded In Gulf FIRESTONE guarantees you to correspond with the Cclory-Fcds, games nnd ti«>ing two and losing PENSACOLA, Dee. 13.—The two however, who were completely “ under th»'ee is by no means a bad record. most miles per Dollar the wenther” nnd came home on the Piling up 9.1 points to 82 by their navy Eagle bouts which had been stranded in the Gulf since Friday little end o f 15 to 0 score. The Dread­ opponents is n pretty good record. CHRISTMAS GIFT— Red Tubes noughts had not completely wiped Over half of the points were made hy nnd from which n seaplane rescued three men Monday have been located, and a T ire Changer Free with our boys o f f the map, though, and the state scholastic title holders, i t (Wn* announced nt Pensacola Naval they practiced faithfully for a week Lakeland. n!l Cord Tires. Air Stution, Tuesday. The navy tug in preparation for the approaching A fter all the locals were handicap­ Bay Springs has one in tow Tuesday gnme with Bartow, who was consid­ ped by having nothing better than ered at thnt time to have the strong­ the bulkhead to play on. Every team night for Key West, while the reve­ K A Y BROTHERS nue cutter Tnllapoosn, will return est team in the state. tho Celery-Feds met this season the other to Pensacola. I’ hone 518-------------------- . Sanford The gnme with Bartow, without n could boast o f n better ground to - . , The boats were located Tuesday doubt was one o f thu best of its kind prnctice nnd play on. „ i „i„„ . ; e>antonl High * ( with the aid o f two seaplanes about ever played on n Sanford gridiron. ■ ■ ■ a E K H a a K K a a a a H a a a a a a B H B B iM a a n :z B ia H ia a B B B B a iaaaaa „r T '0 “ ?u?‘‘ n l“ ,n,,,t tB »r* miles cast by south o f South I'nss, Mntchcd ngninst men o f much more e„n thn. h l KU'ue this season nnd off the const o f Misissippl, weight and experience, the loenl boys though not successful in this attempt ___ (By It. L. Shipp) held the Summerlin lads to the close they enn say that it took the state’s rv i* . - . , . score o f 3 to 0. Though the Celery- best to beat them. Police Chief Arrested Feds emerged with the "goose e g g ” The Celery-Feds’ record as follows: On A Serious Charge mrt of the score they were proud Sanford High I,'I, Seminole A. C. o say thnt they had given the Bar- Sanford High (!. Stetson Reserves « MOBILE, Ain., Dec. 19.-1*. J. Two Florida boys were lucky nnd ing during their first days o f prac­ two fellows such n fight. hmuortl iiigli O, LuKrland High i O'Shau^hneany, police chief of Mocompetent enough to make the honor tice. The next gnme proved to be n win­ Sanford High 0, Summerlin .'I* bile, was arrested in New Orleans positions on ihe All-Southern High ner for the Celery-Feds. Though by Sanford High 14, Kissimmee 12 early Tuesday night on a request of only n close score, they heat the Kis­ Sanford High 28, Pnlatka The girls of Fanfold High arc not n Aubrey Boyles, United States District School footbnli tenm this year. Cap­ simmee Cow-punchers I I to 12 on their Sanford High 7, .Miami n Attorney. The chief was reported to tain Hovvyer, Lakeland's marvelous a bit downcast by their loss o f Fri­ own ground. Sanford High 7. St. Augustine 7 have left the city during the day. Hev. quarter and “ Flash" Burnett, speedy day night. And they ought not to be. A week Inter the Celery-Feds play­ Sanford High 7, Orlando u rs wanted on an indictment returned |hnl(b‘K'k lhV ‘ n arl«»w aggregation, They fought a hard game and were ■ just a little bit outclassed by the De- ■ ed on their Hood Field, where they Sanford High 11, Springfic! A. C; u by the recent Federal grand jury I rcK,Hcred berth*. a Lnnd girls. Then, too, the local girls a gave thu Putnam boys of Palatka - |which investignted wholesale violan were minus one of their best play­ a High a terrible mauling, piling up a Sanford High 9.'J. Opposing Team 82 •» ‘ lions „ f the prohibition law. Asheville, summer resort o f North er*. Miss Mildred Holly. Her work n I Carolina, will be represented in the a MARY GARDEN EXTRACT AND TO ILE T W ATER SETS at forward was certainly missed. ISally League next year. This city, n a Over 500 Coaches during the past three summers has (4.00, $8.00, $12.00 a had to be content with independent a NOTICE. Pick A Composite JUNEVE EXTRACT AND TOILET W ATER SETS Sure, Everybody Tipped! a and local teams. It is generally a .............. ............. $ and $ hoped by slimmer visitor* to' “ the ■ The annual meeting of the stock­ a •All-Am erican Team holders of the Bank o f Oviedo, Fla., heart o f the I’ lueridges” that they JONTEEL EXTRACT nnd TOILET W ATER SETS will lie held in the office o f the hank * will put out a first class tenm this (.‘ to (S on Wednesday .January Dith, 1921, : On one Saturday last November coining year. !!ol> Higgins, manager DAZIRA EXTRACT and TOILET W ATER SETS at 10:00 a. m., for the purpose o f 150 football games were played of the “ Ash Villains" has already ■ electing a boitid of director* for the B (1.00 to $7.50 . Since each o f these contesirng teams lined up a prospective team to start en»uing year nnd for the transacting - a would average about .'10 men in it* it the hall rolling next spring! BOUQUET RAMEE EXTRACT TOILET W ATER SETS /1 o f any other business that may pro­ R squad, that means something more . t $7.50 n perly cornu before the meeting. than 900 collcgu men playing foot­ u * . IlOUBIGANT IDEAL AND QUELQUES FLEURS The University o f Georgia lias been ball regularly. ,* This furnishes a B. G. SMITH, B . . ' ' V ,e put on tho hnskethuli schedule o f faint idea o f tho great field of con ­ M President. EXTRACT and TOILET W A TER SETS N Vale this year. That's all right, piny testants from which . the Athletic $12.00 to $35.00 n World All-America team o f 192 I lias basketball with those Vale fellow* j R M Nk j\ ;i > „ tSy f * a WOODWORTH KARESS AN1) FIANCEE EXTRACT u been taken. imt if you value your skins, DON’T K- ' r P h i ' Ar * ' a The standard o f football player* AND TOILET WATER SETS I’ LAY FOOTBALL WITH THEM. n this year has been unusually high. a $ to $ N So ninny men o f exceptional value M When Young St rlbling takes one OTHER EQUALLY POPULAR PERFUMES TH A T WE arc uvuilulde that the selection o f 1 d f the world’s crowns, the Magie City Black-Draught Recommended by £ the first tenm is only slightly su­ IX HAVEN'T SPACE TO LIST jean sit up nnd say he once fought in perior to that o f tiie second and X an Arkansas Farmer Who Has n ! their city, much to their delight. third elevens. <i Used It, When Needed, The striking feature o f the I92.*5 Tex Rickard is just getting his * Cl season was the dearth o f good ends, eye* opened to Young Strihling. His for 25 Years. n something very rare for any season. scout* are now on duty in Miami and a There was an abundance o f material will take a peep at the StrihlingH a for the line and the hackfieid posi­ Krohn fracas Friday night in that The Rcxnll Store Hatfield, Ark.—Mr. O. W . Parsons, a .i tions, hut there were no outstanding city. well-known farmer on Route I, this place, rx Hank performers. R x a iiiK B iB r a a a ia ia M R ia a a a a ia a B B a ia in iK iiin a a a a a ia a iii Bays: “ I keep Black-Draught in my home Even the coaches are at a loss to Some o f tin- leepy headed citizens all the time. It is (lie best all-around explain the situation, but claim it of our beautiful little city do not is simply one o f those football con - 1 1think yet that Sanford High had a medicine I have ever found for the liver ditions which arise frequently. 1very good year in football circles. and for constipation. We began using it In the selection o f the 192'! d e v en, after nil the votes were in. it .They did and what’* more I’m going 25 or more years ago and have used it was found that live men were from to prove it to yon. In Wednesday’s whenever needed since. I have never the east and six from the west, j 1Herald will ho found a complete rec­ found any other medicine as good for However, in some ease • the evunl ord o f our boy ’ football career this constipation, and that was what I suffer­ wns so e io . • that only a few voteseason. Look it over and see how ed with till I began using Black-Draught. separated the successful fir. t team you like it. from the second. Black-Draught corrected this condition, McRnc ol Syracuse, led the ends in Sanford High’s basketball season and now we use it for the liver and for the vote o f the coaches by a fairly will open immediately after Christ­ Indigestion—a tight and sluggish feeling comfortable margin, while Kklund o f mas. The Itoy* started practice sev­ after meats, for bad taste in Ihe mouili Minnesota was second. eral days ago and made a tine show- and sour stomach. The section o f Miistcnd for one o f A fellow wouldn’ t mind digging in his jeans for an exrta the tackles was almost unanimous. “ My wile uses it for headache and dime when he paid for his Kliine if nil bootblacks were like The other tackle position was a to biliousness. It sets on our shelf nnd we N O T I C E up between Below o f Wisconsin and the liens ones they have in Seattle. They are pretty girls—co­ don’t let it get cut. It has been a great Hundstrom o f Cornell until the la-t OUR BATTERY BUSINESS has eds ;-t the University of Washington. And they are earning help to us. I boUeve a great deal ol minute. Competition was o keen boon moved from WIGHT BROS. cickncss is caused by hurried eating and money f. r welfare work. Many an old grud returned to the that Below won the decision by one vote. Garage to our Station on West constipation, and Buck-Draught, if taken campus to r< t an extra gloss on Ins shoes. The first on the First Street stand is Chief i.f Police William B Scvetyns o f Seattle, whose right, wilt correct this condition.” There are estimated to lie about I huts Vtida Morrow is prettying up. And next to his is Lieut. Get Thcdford's, the original and only K A Y BROTHERS 500 varielit s o f spiders in thu British Oov. William J. Coyle. Distributors o f “ EX I D ir ’ and genuine Black-Draught powdered liver Isles. E'm Avenue nnd Cummcrciril SlrcH medicine. Sold everywhere. 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WANT AD RATES TEKMS—CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned nds., will be received from patron* nnd rollcctor Kent Immediately for payment. , T im e .............................. ........!•»«• 3 T im e * ........ .................. - ......... * * it T lm e n ..................................... « e 2 3 T i m e * ............- ...................... le ■ ■*"* " ,1" r n lin e n lin e CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Decorated cundlcs, party bag*, books, social stationery, Christmas cards, bring in your shopping list nnd lot us advise you. Colemun’s Gift & Stationery Shop. Fid >UIDA’S M(1ST T ’OMDLKTE- Double rate for black face type. GIIT SIIOI*. Reduced rates for consecutive In­ The Tuttle Shop, Oilando, Fin., sertion*. Count six words to tho next to shopping on 5th Ave., New line. Minimum charge o f !10c for York city is the advantage of this first Insertion. All advertising I* shop. Here you will find the latest restricted to proper classification. Iand also the most desirable novelties In case of error The Herald will suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ be responsible1 for only one incor­ quisite Christmas card* ever— suit­ rect insertion, the advertiser for able for everyone. Yes, we have tho all subsequent Insertions. The Chinese gnme Muh Jong. Herald office should bo notified SAY IT W IT im .O W E K S immediately In case o f error. When you nre in Orlflndo visit the Violet Dell Florists. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. CHRISTM AS GIFT SUGGESTIONS SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts nre here for anyone In the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. Christmas enrds 5 to 10 cts. Handpainted mahogany nnd gluss console sets, mottoes, nnd hand-painted Florida scenos. Special prices for Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ nolia Ave. Phone .*105. Make this an eelctric Christmas. A complete supply o f electric appli­ ances, wuffle Irons, percolators, toasters, etc. J. M. GiUon, 113 Mag­ nolia Ave. Phone 4-12.* (JIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS Armstrong table stoves, waffle irons, henting pads, Hoover suction sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Christmas cards, dccorutions, chil­ dren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction, Hibles and mottoes. Coleman’s Gift & Stationery Shop. 209 Mngnolia Ave. Make your jjift u Photograph. Sanford Photo Co. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Make your sun and daughter Hap­ py on Xmas by giving them n Savings account in tho Seminole County bank. Tljis strong institution takes pleas­ ure in encouraging thrift nmong the young people, ns they will bo our leaders in the business and social world of the future. SEMINOLE COUNTY HANK. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. Start the kids o ff right this year with snvings account. FIRST NATIONAL HANK Nothing will bo as much appreciat­ ed for Christmas as a Ford. Take advantage o f the new F’ord Weekly Purchase Plan. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Denier. A GIFT TH A T LASTS Join our $5.01) F’ord Weekly Purchase plan. Make your deposit nt any bank. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Ford Dealer. Christmas- ciikea baked to order. Place your orders now. Homo bak­ ery. 405 W. First S t . ________ Suitable Christmns Gifts, for the tittle fellow, Kayncs wash satin nnd woolen suits, shoes nnd hose. D. L. Thrasher. AUTOMOBILE GIFTS I*’or the car nre nn Everlasting re­ minder o f your thoughtfulness. We have a complete liqe in Xmu3 pack­ ages rendy for the tree. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. 115 Magnolia Ave.* W ANTED— MISCELLANEOUS "W H Y W ORRY," go to the Milnne nnd sec Harold Lloyd tonight. Fret*, tickets nt the Herald for Mrs. I’nul Diggers.___________ .________ ■ ________ WANTKI)— Plain sewing, neat nnd chimp. Avocado nnd Second Street. Mndnm Harriet, Iteauty Parlor. Over Mobley's Drug Store Tark Ave. Phone 245. ticc tRe S.ihford- Stove Works, l>02 Snnford avenue liefore buying stoves. We will save you money. We ulso re­ pair stoves o f all kinds, grafonnlos nnd guns. 194-tfc WANTED— Assistance of any kind tan be secured by running u want nd in Thu Herald. This class of ad­ vertising costs very little nnd is r>:nd by ncnrly everybody. If in need of office help, fnrm help, cooks, or In fact uny kind of help, just phono 148 nml give your ad over the telephone. R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE!— • M ISCELLAN EO U S FOR SA LE —Twenty acres fronting SAUSAGE for sale— Pure pork sau­ on highway; n number one celery sage snukid with oak wood, 35c. vegetable land, 2 l r2 acres cleared Ib„ postpaid. N o order accepted for nnd under fence, rtlx room house. le«? thin 3 lb*. Satisfaction gunr: ?350t),00. Terms. 1,. Allen._________ nniecd. Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, : VOR SALE!—Ten acre farm (our Gn.. R. F. D. N o. ft. | miles out. Five under fence, good FOR SALE— 15 tuikey gobblers bO I hammock, part cleared. Must be cent* per pound, nt my farm. C. |sold quick for cash. This is a liarW. Entzminger, Longwood. gain. L. Allen. , ________________________ F O R I? A LE— bargain, five~ncres ot i *’ ^ }l KALE— A few thoroughbred liri.l nln«it in box i117. f ' 1 ul' t,rpington Cockerel* from one land, close In. box 11.. o f the best Poultry Farms In tho Home” and “ Christmas Some­ how Seem To Go Together . Anti thcro'.s no more natural Christmns Present to give any family than one for Their Home. . Inexpensive or Costly, it’s sure to find a permanent place in their lives. Unusual Prencnls o f this Lasting Sort nre listed under "Christmas Gift Sug­ gestions” Columns in Today’s Classified Section. FOR S A L E -O r rent— 10 acres of cit­ South. Phono 425,' or. call at 115 • rus land partly cleared, house nnd F'rench Ave. other improvements. Address Snn- FOB SALE—A sixteen gunge shot­ gun in good condition. Cheap for , ford, 809 Mngnolia Ave. cash. S’ecil Dnraey. W, First St. F o il SALK —Ono 10 acre lot thfci* Hopkins Shoe Shop miles south o f Sanford. Flureka Work Guaranteed. Hammock—celery Delta. Address _______ 309 E. First St. Richard Stephenson, SI. I)., West Pcrmnncnt wave, oil steam process. Reduced rates until Xmas. Marinellt Lebanon, Ini'. Shop. Phone 193. : l Uli SALF!—Orange grove; terms; DAlcT ClIlCKS— S. C. Reds, barret country property. Ilritt Realty Co. bocks, White and Silver Wyan­ I'Olt S A L E —one o f the best corner dotte*, S. C. White U-ghorns, S. C Heavy egg producing location sin Snnford, 11 room house, Ancona*. strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, nnd garage with two rooms over it, for utility matings. Custom hatching. sale or will trade for vacant lots or Write today fo r prices. Sunnyside city property of uny description on Hatchery, box 18, Izingwood, F'la. right basts. A. P. Connelly & Sons. FOR SALE— Nice fat turkeys for Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone 193-tfc. 100. INSURANCE FRESH supply o fF pepper, tomato Insure your property fully. nnd eggplant seeds. L. Allen Sood Co. Phone 248. Inuire carefully— Insure Safely, we represent the best in insurance, GFIN UINF1 Rough I-cmon and sour orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inchca and carefully watch your interests. high. $30 per 1,000; also 3,000 1A. P. CONNELLY & SONS year-old buds. R oy K. F'ields, Scbas- GIFTS FOR THE RIG HOY Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, WANTED— To rent, furnished house good nnd better shoes, hose, tics nnd hy responsible pnrty. Smnll funiily. caps. Answer this nd by letter giving com­ I). L. THRASHER. plete description, price nnd loenton. Rcnutiful line Christmns Cards, Address box 101, care The Sanford seals nnd tugs. Mobley’s Drug Store. Herald. WANTED— Customers to save Ford GIFTS FOR THE LADIES FOR RENT! LOST A N D FOU N D Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 HOUSES Shoes and hose, umbrellas, travel­ purchase at Wight’s. ing hags nnd suit cases. WANTED to rent small furnished LOST— Your opportunity to secure 1). L. THRASHER. DOLL Ca RTH, wagons, wheel goods i house from January I to May 1, free tickets to the Milano Theatre, if for the children. MILLER & SON. must be well located nnd have two bed you fail to read these want nds each GIFTS FOR THE MEN. rooms. State full particulars in re­ ply or see Mr. Combs ut Herald office. day. Two free ticket* nre given away Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, Phone 9. tit duily tu the person whose name ap­ robes, bedroom slippers, traveling W J N T K irS o o 'MOTIlEltS TO HUY F ’OR RENT— Furnished room* equip­ pear* on this page. Rend the want CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR TIIEIIt toilet rnscs, umbrellas, suit cases nnd FOR SA LE —Throe desirable liulld- ti,,n* Flnped for light housekeeping. Inquire nd* each day. CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. many other valuable nnd useful nrGOO F’ rench Avenue. ing lots located on paved street, F’ OU SALE— Cream colored reed Iinr baby carriage; Pullman style. F3xtides. HAULER oil Heaters. MILLER X FOR RENT— T w o rooms for light « »TK A Y E D -W h ite temn1o“ pointer Worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will cellent condition. Used few month*. I). L THRASHER. housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th Jog with bniwri Kpi.t*. Please no- sacrifice for $2100.00. Ilritt Realty L. II. brown. Phone 35.____________ SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. nnd Elm Ave. ' tify D. J. Dykes, ,!0i> him Ave.______ Hurt Schuffncr & Marx clothe*', Phono 9. Co. __ HARDY Australian Pines, stand 10 IF’ OUND—Opportunity to buy n short degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Knox lints, intcrvwovcn socks, Man­ When in need of tractor work, new HOUSES— FOR SALE wave long distance Radio Receiv- FOR S A L E -T w o fine building'lots. beach, West Pnlm bench, Fla. hattan shirts, Thompson Pros, shoes, or old land, nr hurrowing, write Jones located on one o f the best corners ___________________________________ . . ing Set cheap. Ask (or demonstraF’ OR SALE— A girl's bicycle, in pertics nnd combination set* in Christ­ & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ I'ln. box FOR SALE— Mouse nnd lot close in tion. Hof-Mnc battery Co. in Sanford, paving and side walks j feet condition; inquire Mobley’* on Palmetto A ve. $2500.00, 1-2 c a s h , ______________________ -______________ both sides. At bargain. See Ilritt mas boxt*s, 20. Phone 2111. I I>n|K Store-__ ____ balance terms. This is the bargain FOUND— A class pin, 1921. Owner McK INNON-M ARK WOOD CO. , WANTED to buy for cash 10 acre in the city and must be sold imme- j can have same by applying nt the Realty_ Co. ________________________ F'OR SALE — DeSoto paints and farm for n client who will only buy diately*. A GIFT FOR TUB F A M IL Y “ varnishes nt Sanford Novelty L Allen. I Herald office, identifying the pin and ! * SAI.F!— F'ive lots located on The whole family would enjoy n a leal bargain. Location must he 1 OR SALE Six loom house. A paying for this nd. 154-tfc Sauford Ave., opposite Rose Court, Works, sole agent*. good. Prefer good homo on it. A. P. radio, buy at the IIof-Mnc 1'attcry Connelly & Sons.__________________ bargain for cash. 313 10. 11th -------------------. — each 5(1x130. Tw o of_ them corner HUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries Street. . LOST—Oil \\. 3rd St., Bill Book full Co. : lot*. Easy terms. U'ritt Realty Co., nn,| blackberries— all varieties suitWANTED— ^ Team work of all kinds, VO lt (A L E — Xtt'rruclive. modern | o f accounts of Seminole Medicine also large tenm for sale or trade. bungalow, at 1103 Oak Ave. ___ jCo., o f Tumpn. Please return to Park FOR SA L E —Orange grove, 23 acres,j able for home and commercial plantHELP W A N T E D Diquiio Hanson’* Shoe Store. 40!) trees, location on lake, twenty ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, ATTRACTIVE homo for~*ale! Heart Avenue Garage, or phono 270 and EARN $20 weekly spare time, nt minute* from Snnford. A good buy ] well rooted plant* insure good early o f city. Apply tu owner. Hnx 1135.1receive reward. Reef Dinner Is FOR home ,nddrcssing, mailing, music Roast lit $0,500. Term*. Ilritt Realty C o.! profit*. For full information and 11SALE OR U E N T -C c n tr n lly lo -)--------------------------------------------------------circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­ Xmas Dream of Rritons SOFT'S A 1 ,E—5 acres celery furm,! lustrntcil catalog No. 9, write Southrated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep- AUTOMOBILES AND mation. American Music Co,, 1058 tiled, nil equipment, good location Iera Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fin. I! road way. Dept. Z-U!, N. Y.________ ing porch. W orth your inquiry nnd LONDON, Dec. 19.—Just ns the REPAIRS on hard road, close to town, n bar-1 well rendered nnd much enjoyed by A. P. Connelly & WANTED— by state organization, ex­ Yankee living in foreign lunds day consideration. RENT—a car, drive yourself. Onk gain, terms. Ilritt ullalty Co. the large audience. 188-tfc. perienced solicitors who are cap­ dreams, us Christmas approaches, of Sons. and Second St. Phone 3. able of producing results. Prefer un­ turkey dinner* that are not to Im* for FOR SALE— Five-mom l-’OK SALE At Lake Mury, nico up- FOR- - SALD -^Egry ' Cftrfh Register. bungalow. to-date garage. I-’ully equipped and married men, o f good appearance. him, so the Englishman far from P. A. MERO Cost $50 when new. Will sell cheap. home, hunger* for roast beef. Most | $500.00 cnah b: Iv.aee aa rent. A. stocked. Only one garage there. See Would he necessary to travel through o f tlteKe alien dreams go unfulfilled, j P. Connelly & Sins, 108 Magnolia General Auto Repaiiing Inquire nt Snnford Herald office. J. L Jones, contra! section of Florida making the dreamers contending themselves ] Ave. Phone 48. Wight Bros. Illdg. Phone 394. FOR SAI.E— Rhode Island eggs for house to house* solicitation for reliable with the thought thnt one o f these setting, 15 eg g s for $1.00. Mrs. APARTM ENTS Christmases they will return to the F'tn. .'sAl.L - -llniu-e and large lot in house. If interested, address Ad­ Ellsworth, BenrdulL Avenue. San­ old fam ily' fireplace or radiator, and Couth. £4500.00. Terms. FOR R E N T ____ _ ford. Phone 3303 vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, cut to the’ r heart’* content. but Britt Rp-.l y • *. 83-tfp AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL and furnish complete information ns there are other exiles, fortunate of FOR RENT—3-room apartment, dose DOLIJS, ESTATE. in. Private bath. Address S. L FOR HALF!— IMPORTED to your nhiPty, and the salary neces­ plan* and pockctbook, who cun obey F’OR SALE— bungalows, house build­ the annual inuiulsc to go home for ing lots. All sections of Sanford. REASON ABLE PRICE A T THE K., care Herald. sary. Christman. Their numbers seem on OUTLET. Britt Realty Co. We have had many people desiring A G E N TS w a n t e d WANTED— by small family, com- the im reuse. F’OR SAI.E— A bargain sewing ma­ The British Isles nre the focal point F’OR SALE— bungalow, close in on u ear who were unable to pay cash, pentent cook. Call at Herald office chine. Address Box 117, City. for numbers o f F.'nglishmcn and Scots­ therefore, we nre offering several AGENTS Mal e and roll my carbon Palmetto A ve., $1200.00, terms. for infornttaion. n mover. A good, clean, legitimate ATTRACTIVE home for sole. Heart men who hit the homeward trail from good curs of various type* in ex ­ Ilritt Realty Co. change for improved or unimproved business; good profits. Charles Mc- o f city. Apply to owner. Box 1135, AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, iibm Canada, from India, and South Africa and other overseus parcels'of Em­ rent estate of equal value. This i* Daniils, box •’•Ol, Homestead, I'ln. F ’ OR SALE— F'urnished 5-room bun­ City. staticnaiy and marine engines, best references furnished. Call bob Ishie, pire as the Yuletide comes nigh. This galow, nil improvements, located the best chance you will have to own HOUSES— FOR RENT venr the homecoming Britons are so and operate a real good car. 2012 Palmetto Avenue, numerous that special excursion ships on Palmetto Avenue, at a bargain. FOR REN T—3 furnished room*; pri­ SEED POTATOES WANTED— Resident of Seminole are being run up from South Africa to See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-W iggly vate home, 509 F!. 3rd St. Call nfCounty to write Health nnd Acci­ accommodate them. Threw such steam­ ter 5. I SANFORD MOTOR CO. dent insurance. Good income for ships will arrive nt Faiglish ports just Store. DODGE DEALERS. PHONE .1. FOR KENT—1T wo room furnished Spalding Rose Flour and worker. Flxperience unnecessary. a row days before Christmas. FOR SALE—Or It■a c, business prop­ housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak bliss Triumph in bag* or Write “ State Agent,” 21 Rhode Ave., erty on First Street. Ilritt Realty Ave.______ bushel boxes. Good for table St. Augustine, Fla., giving refer­ FOIl FAIR EXIIHUT Co. '___________________________ usu also. ences.____________________________ I’ UUNLSIIKD HOME located m ex­ GAINESVILLE, Dec. 19.—The Ala­ BARGAINS, BARGAINS. F ’OR SALE— A t a bargain, 5 room COMlTiTKNT young man wants job, chua county commissioner* have voted clusive residential section of Mi­ Oakland Touring. hungnlow with slocking porch, on prefer truck driving. Address P. $ 1,000 to finance sending nn exhibit ami. House I* o f concrete construe- 1 Dodge Touring. CIIA SK & CO. to tin- Florida exposition ut Madison Palmetto Ave., four block* from F’irst O. box 402, Sanford. Fla. tion and contain* three bed rooms, Seripps-Booth Totting. PHONE 536. Square Garden next F ’ebruary. The St. $3500.00, small payment down, WANTED- -Employment at onco by Oldsmobile 8 Touring, y sleeping porch, complete tiled hath fair association will also contribute carpenter. Most anything con­ balance like. rent. Ilritt Realty Co. bulck •> Touring. with shower, large living room, liv­ sidered. Paces Lane, 3rd house from $500 for the purpose o f arranging an Liberty Touring. F ’OR SALE— Resilience, would make » xhihit repiosentntive o f the products ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd corner. __________ _ F ’ord Touring. tine boarding or rooming house. o f the eouiity which will be displayed breakfast porch. Completely and at­ F'ord Sedan. BU ILD IN G at tho South Florida fair in Tampa Park Ave. ono block from First St. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, tractively furnished. Garage with P. O. box 301, Sanford, Fin. during the latter part o f December. M A T E R IA L The regular annual meeting of the Oakland Sales and Service. servant’s quarter*. Large city lot stockholders of the People* bank of Third St. and Oak Ave. Phono 17. One o f the biggest denis in real New species o f insect* are being Carter Lumber Company with eoennnut trees nnd other tropical Sanford, Snnford, Florida, will be held DRESSMAKING Lumber nnd building Material. in the directors' room o f said hank estate o f the year is tho sale of found nml classified at the rate of foliage. Owner desire* to rent to re­ on Tuesday, January 8th, 1924, nt 7,000 acres o f muck land on the south •1,1*01) u year. N. Iziurel St. Phone 565. Tiuiin*iid fancy dressmaking, al­ sponsible party for winter senson. 10:00 A. M„ (being the second Tues­ and cast shores of Lake Ishtopoga, Address box 112 care The Sanford Hill l.umtier Co. teration*. Mrs. F ’. L. Nixon, 301 W. Claiming that it creates a wrong day o f the month), for the purpose Herald. ___________ Every thing to build your home of electing n board of directors to Cyril Baldwin, Avon Park business impression o f British justice, the 5th St., phone 411. serve for the ensuing'year, and for man and tux assessor for Highlands cliairumn of the board of governor* Phone 135. unfurnished FOR RENT—Three the transaction of such other busi­ comity bought the tract from the Se­ o f Toronto University say* Longfel­ "R E A L ESTATE FOR room*. 3t I Elm Ave. low * “ Evangeline" should lie remov­ Miracle Concrete Co., general ce­ ness ns may properly come before curities Stute bank o f F’ort Ogden. ed from all Canadian schoolbooks. RENT ment work, sidewalks, building block*, the meeting. Herald Want Ad will sell that old irrigation boxes. J. FL Terwillrger, F’ OR RENT—20 acre truck fnrm for F. IL BROWN,. Cashier. piece o f furniture. Prop. Use the Classified Page. Uso the Classified Page. Spring crop. See 11. It. Lewi*. 12-19-20-21 By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER IM HERE’tj A F O N N Y I F O L L O W IN G O N E -LORO. A t>TRANC»ER. T O O -.O L D W A LK ’b U P T O A O A R K E V C H A P .’ r W H O lt> L E A N IN ’ A<nAlNt>T ^ t e l e g r a p h PO L E -’ — v ---------- a! a a a a A N H E S A Y -b T O HIM ‘ ’b O N N X - W H E R E R IC H T O ! 1^> t h e F O U R T H n a t io n a l bam k.? " Tt ; AN" T H E D A R X E T t A C f b - ” l bE_ ‘bORF'T CiO’b’b - CjO T I D O N ’T EVEN K N O W WHERE THE FIR^jT . N A T IO N A L Q A N K RE A U L T ? O U T I ‘b'V C O U L D N ’T T H E CbALLT L A O cent you pay in Plus Interest, (JUST BE FO R E CHRISTM AS) ...S E M I N O L E S T R E N G T II Call, write or phone for full particulars W ith Maggie” H AVE A b K E D A OOBOY? By Jiffgs j ////%. l///^ r//> Start now— get back every 1923 Members please call for your checks C O U N T Y S E l t V I C E— !S S 5 BBB* y a n n B B n B 5,B ,,a a * BaBB®,ir,M,,* a ,,®**,*»<a »<»i!Bai!a ■ B iaB H aaaaB aB asaanaB aB B U E B uaun^u<nai:^^3!r:ar.aa2: The first deposit— makes you a member. ■ctm — 'l i Appearing i , Newspaper • m HERALD !Uve W A N T ADS B A N K W ill Make Money F’ur You - P R O G R E S S S2=S5JS?S=33ilS;SESS3S3S3g5SSiSS5S53S5S5SSg5S5S53S3323SS3S222353Sg£3S2g!!SSS^-J='^V.S^S5i;S3SSSSS1i55S5S3S5SS3SSS3;S55S5S555S5S35S3S55S5S5«S55Sa Daily Elsewhere in thi* i i * READ “ M y Life ; W H A T 'S THE U S E oh ■^T The Pennies, Nickels anti Dimes that go into our Christmas Club Conic out full grown Dollars. 1 t m rfVA-< (c) 1923 imt- l Fkatuau S c n v ie c . Inc. ! Put Them to Work �BUHVi II m I u l ■'S'TA W i■! rT ^ 'A j ;iklH -i-i; Iftsr sfj. Sr ■ I - f In The (XLERY FEDS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASONFORSECONDH E INYEARS score of 28 to 0 before the Putnam (By R. L. SniPP.) Though Snnford High wns not ns boys knew what wns happening. Then came the big game o f the successful this year an last, in foot* bail, the post yenr proved to be one season. Last yenr the Celery-Feds o f their best. They hnd one o f the wore beaten by the Miami Cinn in best teams in Florida this year nnd Minmi, breaking up the high hopes bent some o f the bent in the state. the locals hnd ir regard to the state Being beaten by teams o f such call* scholastic title. Naturally this year bre as those of Lakeland, Bartow our boys were nil set ;or the Magic and Orlando, was nothing to make City boys. And they were set quite the boys ashamed of. In every bat­ right, too. The “ Stingarees" o f Mi­ tle in which they w ere beaten, ex­ ami were compelled to go home with cepting the fray with the Lakeland their second defeat o f the season, reDreadnoughts, they w ere beaten by ceived nt the hands o f ihe blood­ very small scores. thirsty Celery-Feds who trimmeu Their first game o f aeason was with them with a score of 7’ to 0. the strong Seminole Athletic Club, Perhaps the locals were a little bit headed by Johny M cisch, n veteran chesty after this game, because, g o­ in the gam e. It wns thought by mnny ing into the game with St. Augustine that this gam e would be n wnlk away n week later, they were barely able fo r the H igh School boys, but this to hold their own nnd were lucky to proved to be n false prophecy. Cap­ come out with a tie 7-7. tain Mcisch o f the Seminole Athletic This game evidently put the boys Club presented a team thnt gave the on the toboggan slide, for they were school boys no end o f truublu during doomed to another defeat. A week the entire fray. Inter meeting Orlando in the “ City The next game wns with the Stet­ beautiful” they put up another beau­ son Reserves, tho gam e being played tiful light only to lose the battle by on a field o f mud nnd water. H ere'a close score. Orlando’s boys copthc two tennis battled to a tie of fi-fi, ped this game 1) to 7, which accord the Snnford boys givin g the college ing to their statement wns one of fellows a good run for their money. their hardest battles o f the season. The next game was Snnford High's Tho Celery-Feds redeemed them­ “ Waterloo.” They le ft here cm a selves on Thanksgiving Day hy whip­ cool Fridny morning fo r Lakeland, ping the Springfield Athletic Club o f Missing Navy Boats Are followed by cheers o f enthusiastic Jacksonville hy the tune o f 11 to 0. fans. The beautiful day didn’ t seem Winning exactly half o f their 10 Found Stranded In Gulf to correspond with the Celery-Feds, games nnd tielng two nnd losing PENSACOLA, Dec. 13—The two however, who were completely “ under three is by no means n bad record. navy Engle bouts which had been the wenther" nnd came home on tho j Piling up tin points to 82 by their stranded in tho Gulf since Friday little end o f 15 to 0 score. The Dread­ opponents is u pretty good record. nnd from which n seaplane rescued noughts hnd not completely wiped Over half of the points were made hy three men Monday have been located, our boys o f f the map, though, and the stntc scholastic title holders, it was announced at Pensacola Naval they practiced faithfully for a week Lakeland. Air Station, Tuesday. The nnvy tug in preparation for the approaching A fter nil the locals were handicap­ Bay Springs has one in tow Tuesday game with Bartow, who was consid­ ped by having nothing better than night for Key West, while the reve­ ered nt thnt time to hnvc the strong­ the bulkhead to piny on. Every team nue cutter Tnllnpoosn, will return est team in the state. tho Cclcry-Fcds met this season the other to Pensacola. The gnmc with Bartow, without n could bonst o f n better ground to The boats were located Tuesday doubt wns one of tho best of its kind practice nnd play on. Snnford High's with the nid of two seaplanes about over played on n Snnford gridiron. grid players made n good attempt to .j5 m||M 0!lst by south of South Puss, Matched ngninst men o f much more capture every game this season and otr the coast o f' ----' ‘ Misissippi. weight and experience, the locnl boys though not successful in this attempt held the Summerlin lnds to tho close they can say that it took the state’s Police Chief Arrested score o f 3 to 0. Though the Celery- best to beat them. Feds emerged with thu "goose e g g " ^ The Celery-Feds’ record ns follows: On A Serious Charge inrt of the score they were proud Sanford High 13, Seminole A, C. 0 o sny that they hnd given the Bnr- Sanford High <!, Stetson Reserves (J MOBILE, Ain., Dec. 10.— P. J. Snnford High O, Lakeland High *15! O’Shaughncssy, police chief of Motwo fellows such n fight. 3 'b ile , was arrested in New Orleans The next gnme proved to he n win­ Sanford High 0, Summerlin ner for the Celery-Feds. Though by Sanford High M, Kissimmee 12 early Tuesday night on a request o f only a close score, they bent the Kis­ Sanford High 28, Palatka 0 Aubrey Boyles, United States District High 7, Miami 0 Attorney. The chief was reported to simmee Cowpunchcrs 11 to 12 on their Sanford Sanford High 7, St. Augustine 7 have left the city during the day. He own ground. High 7, Orlando 9 is wanted on nn indictment returned A week later the Celery-Feds play­ Sanford ed on their Hood Field, where they Snnford High 11, SpriugfielA. (': 0 hy the recent Federal grand jury gave tho Putnam boys o f Pnlntkn which investigated wholesale viola­ High n terrible mauling, piling lip a Sanford High 93. Opposing Team 82 tions of the prohibition law. Over 500 Coaches Pick A Composite •'All-American Team i ’§, ill ii On one Saturday last Novomlioi 160 football games were played Since each o f these cm itcscn g (earns would average about 30 men in its squad, that means something more than 900 college men playing foot­ ball regularly. • This furnishes u faint idea o f tho great field o f con­ testants from which . the Athletic World All-America team o f 11)23 has been taken. The standard o f football players thin yenr 1ms been unusually high. So many men of exceptional value arc available that the selection o f the first team is only slightly su­ perior to thut of the second and third elevens. The striking feature o f the 1923 season was the dearth o f good ends, something very rare fo r any season. There was an abundance o f material for the line and the Imekfield poai-| tions, hut there were no outstanding Hank per formers. Even the couches are nt a loss to explain the situation, hut claim il is simply one of those football con­ ditions which arise frequently. In the selection of the 1923 elev­ en, after all the votes were in, it was found that five men were front the east and six from the west. However, ill some eases the count was so close that only a few votes separated the successful tir, t team from the second. Mcl'ae o f Syracuse, led the ends in the vote o f the coaches hy a fa ir ly , comfortable margin, while Kklund of Minnesota was second. The section o f Milstead for one o f the tncklcs was almost unanimous. [ The other tackle position was a tossup between Below of Wisconsin and Sundstroin o f Cornell until the last minute. Competition was mi keen that Below won tho decision by one vote. There are estimated to he about 600 varieties o f spiders in thu Briti h Isles. Sure, Everybody Tipped! !V ■ / 5 * •( * " • M k - ’O , „ ,, ■ i■«C j ?. V'.' i.. - c v■. • ■v . - c ) t . t W ' ■M'i ' A fellow wouldn’ t mind digging in his jeans for an cxrta . jj|j Uuick, etc ........................ $ 17.00 Budge and F ranklin......... $20.00 All Batteries STRICTLY FRESH No old Stock HOF-MAC BATTERY COMPANY Foot o f First Street TIRES The lest Tire your Car ever had was a “ FIRESTONE” FIRESTONE guarantees you most miles per Dollar CHRISTMAS GIFT— Red Tubes nnd a Tire Changer Free with nil Cord Tires. A young seedling apple tree does hot fruit for four or five years. C elery Seed ___ R A Y BROTHERS I'hone 518---------------------Sanford ■ ■ ■ a B K H fla a a K H M B H a H a B a a B U H flB H H n a a rcB ia B B M a a a ia iR iiij ■ (By It. L. Shipp) Two Florida boys were lucky nnd competent enough to make the honor positions on the All-Southern High School football team this year. Cap­ tain Bowycr, Lakeland’s marvelous quarter nnd “ Flash” Burnett, speedy hulfhurk o f the Barlow aggregation, registered berths. ■ ing during their first days of prac­ tice. When Young Stribling tnkes one of the world’s crowns, the Magic City Black-Draught Recommended by can sit up nnd say lie once fought in &a Arkansas Farmer Who Hat their city, much to their delight. Used It, When Needed, Tex Rickard is just getting Ills eyes opened to Young Stribling. His for 25 Years. scouts are now mi duly in Miami and will take n peep at the StrihlingKrnhn fracas Friday night in that Hatfield, Ark.—Mr. G. V/. Parsons, a city. well-known farmer on Route I, this place, 6ays: ” 1keep Black-Draught in my home Some o f the : leupy headed citizens all the time. It is the best all-around of our beautiful little city do not medicine I have ever found for the liver think yet that Sanford High had a ' very good year in football circles. and for constipation. We began using it 1They did and what’s more i ’ln' going 25 or mere years ago and have used it to prove it to you. In Wednesday's whenever needed since. 1 have never Herald will lie found a complete rec- found any other medicine as good for md of our hoy .’ football career this constipation, and that was what I sulferseason. Look it over and see how C(j with till I began using Black-Draught. J(IU 1 L 1 ’ ______ Black-Draught corrected this condition, Sanford High’s basketball season and now we use it for the liver and for will open immediately after Ghrist- Indigestion—a light and sluggish feeling I mas. The hoys started practice sev­ alter mcai3, for bad taste in the mouth eral days ago ami made u tine show- and sour stomach. “ My wife uses it for headache and biliousness. It sets on our shell nnd we don't let it get cut. It has been a great OUR BATTERY BUSINESS has help to us. I believe a great deal ol been moved from WIGHT BROS. dekness ________is____ _ by________ ^ ^ ^and ^ caused hurried eating NOTICE Garage to our Station on West constipation, and Buck-Draught, if taken First Street right, will correct this condition. RAY EXID1 Distributors of “ W ILLARD" Batteries ■ ■ The girls of Sanford High are not a hit downcast by their loss of Fri­ day night. And they ought not to be. They fought a hard game mid were just a little hit outclassed by the Be­ hind girls. Then, too, the local girls were minus one o f their best play­ A iheville, summer resort of North ers, Miss Mildred Holly. Her work f ’arolinn, will be represented in the at forward was certainly missed. Sally League next year. This city, during tiie past three summers lias hnd to lie content with independent NOTICE. and local teams. It is generally .T h e annual m ivting of the stock­ Imped by slimmer visitors (o’ ' “ tlie holders of the Bank of Oviedo, Fla., heart o f the Dlueridges” that they will be belli in the office of the hank will put out a first class team this on Wednesday .January Pith, 192-1, coming year. Dob Higgins, manager at 10:00 a. :n„ for the purpose of of the “ Ash Villains” has already electing a hoard o f directors for the lined up a prospective team to start ensuing year and for the transacting I the ball rolling next spring! of any other business that may pro­ perly come before the meet ing. B. G. SMITH, The University o f (ieorgia has been President. put on the basketball schedule of Yule this year. That’s nil right, play basketball with those Yale fellows hut if you value your skins, DON’T PLAY FOOTBALL WITH THEM. FOR CONSTIPATION dime witen he paid for his shine if at! boot blacks Were like the news ones they have in Seattle. They are pretty girls—c o ­ eds at the University o f Washington. And they are earning money for welfare work. Many an old grud returned to the campus to get nn extra gloss on his shoes. The first on the stand is (,'tiief of Police William II Keveryns of Seattle, whose 1hoes V< ida Morrow is prettying up. And next to his is Lieut. Gov. William J. Coyle. ONLY Ford and other light cars..$14.oo i - SK T IL L CHRISTMAS • ^ > NEW YORK, Dec. 19.— Mnjor league schedule makers have agreed upon an nrrnngcmcnt which will bring thr 1924 season to n close Sep­ tember 29 or 30, earlier than ever before for a campaign of 161 games, it wns revealed Tuesday by John A. Hcydlcr, president of the National League. Mr. Hcydlcr snid Ban Johnson, president yf the American longue was in harmony with the plan. De­ tails will he worked out by the two executives at n conference here early next yenr. The fact that 1921 is a presidential year, with the campaigns assuming paramount importance early in the fall nnd thnt an earlier closing will enable finishing the sensnn under daylight saving time, figured in the decision for nn earlier closing, Mr. Hcydlcr explained, lie snid that in Philadelphia nnd Boston weherc Sun­ day games are not permitted, a few doable headers will be necessary to complete the schedule. The opening date for both leagues has been fixed for April 15. • Another result of this plan will he to advance by nt least n week's time the start o f the world’s series. This year the playing seasons closed October 7 and the series begnn Oc­ tober 10. J H i Specials M ajor Leagues To Close Earlier In Season Is Report Gat Thcdford's, the original and only genuine Black-Draught powdered liver and mrdicine. Sold everywhere. NC-150 ■ ■ ■ ■ MARY GARDEN EXTRACT AND TOILET W ATER SETS $4.00, $8.00, $12.00 JUNEYE EXTRACT AND TOILET W A TE R SETS ............... .................. $ 0.00 nnd $8.00 JONTEEL EXTRACT nnd TOILET W ATER SETS $3.00 (o $8.00 DAZIRA EXTRACT nnd TOILET W ATER SETS $1.00 to $7.50 BOUQUET RAMEE EXTRACT TOILET W ATER SETS $7.50 . IIOUItlGANT IDEAL AND QUELQUES FLEURS EXTRACT nnd TOILET W ATER SETS $12.00 to $35.00 WOODWORTH KARE3S AND FIANCEE EXTRACT ANI) TOILET W ATER SETS $ 1.00 to $ 12.00 OTHER EQUALLY POPULAR PERFUMES TH AT WE H AVEN’T SPACE TO LIST R . Co R o w e r ■ ■ ■ ■ The Rexall Store ■ ■ K u n ia i!U B r D iim iH » H B » iiiin ia B B R a iin iu tg n a » a H in iiiii Th e. BUTTERMILK Odor tells the taste ODOR is a part of Palatability Seminole Feed Co. E’ m Avenue nnd Commercial Street Phone 91 ______ B B B B B naH n u a h u b s o n a n Bn w k b b a a n ■ a a r i ^ j n . t u f l r i 'j a n n u n r n a m a r a n u u « i : a n n BBaBBUBHBUKasBSKaBaEiuBaHu*Buxa)uJiiUbKn.;.*un:uwJBav.unttxai!Bua a:: Jt-’2'>33£i'5BUU3nflBBD.iflEflaBBBuun[iMMBiBBBaunaai:BnNiis]:iBaxu3RBaaauaiflnBanBitEUBBaflBBaBfliiaaflflflBiiaflBBaauBBBBBflBBBBBflBBa8aBaBDBflBiiBBB:iBaBBB- *■ mm SAVE For CHRISTMAS—Save A Little Every Week s« i The Pennies, Nickels and Dimes that go into our Christmas Club Come out full grow n Dollars. The first deposit— makes you a member. Start now—get hack every cent you pay in Plus Interest, (JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS) I Call, write or phone for full particulars cou L E S T R E N G T II S E R V I C E- 1923 Members please call for your checks T Y I A N K -... i - P R O G R E S S : ■ ■ ■ a " ° n x v a a n * eQ D a x R a B * * aBBBH nM nBavHXBann'!M BBKnannaBBaaBn*xH 3nH Bcnm aKBU flnRnnDBH iBaBaflaaBBaH BaaBaax;iBDxaH niaEanccaQBaBBnn’- N a r * ’i K B n « » a n * v r « « iii'M a n B a li*ia«M i«aaB iiN aflm B M aiaaB B B «aB B aM »B B B B aaaaaaa** ■■aBBBnBaaaMBQsaaBaBiBBUBBuaunuuxr.su^^r'rixr.aa^sc^aunasesnxunaasuauBannKaniiBanaaaaaiaiicaBaauaaBaaBauBaaHLiaMaaacs&MaMJiauuHaa xannsTBJS.icaJUHxaKnaanEBUKnauiianaasnasBntnaMauaSyBiiatiseaBaaEBaBB*1*" -- . . dfifiaS �_L . ■A FERALD W AN T ADS ARE WILLING They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS WANT AD RATES TERMS— CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned ads., will be received from patrons and collector sent immediately for payment. , T im e - — ............ ............ ........I » e 3 « H a* Tim e-.............- ........ - ........ ■** « II T im e - ..._................. ........... «ie » | l"e 23 T im e - ...................................I f " H * e Double rate for black fnre type. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertions. Count six words to tbe line. Minimum chnnro o f 30c for first insertion. All advertising Is restricted to projicr classification. In case o f error The Herald will be responsible for only one Incor­ rect Insertion, the advertiser for nil subsequent Insertions. The Herald o ffice should bo notified immediately in case o f error. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. CHRISTM AS GIFT SUGGESTIONS SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts arc here for nnyonc in the fnmily. Lloyd Shoe Store. H O T SUGGESTIONS party bans, . Decorated . . , candles, ....../ books, social stationery, Christmas ‘■•arils. Bring in your shopping list and lot us advise you. Coleman’s (lift & Stationery Shop. W AN TED — MISCELLANEOUS R EAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR S A L E MISCKLLANEOUS "W HY WORRY," go to the Milano and see Harold Lloyd tonight. F ree, tickets nt the Herald for Mrs. Paul Riggers. WANTED— Plain sewing, neat nnd cht’ap. Avocado nnd Second Street. Mndnm Harriet, Henuty Parlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Store Park Ave. Phone 215. See tho Sanford- Htove“ Works, tioli Sanford avenue before buying stoves.! We will save you money. We ulso re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grnfonnloa and gun-*. 194-tfc FOR SALK—Twenty acres fronting on highway; a number one celery vegetable land, 2 1-2 acres cleared and under fence. Six room huuae. $3500.00. Terms. L. Alleo. KJK SALK— Ten ncie farm four miles out. Five under fence, good hammock, part cleared. Must be sold quick for cash. This is a bar­ gain. L Allen. FOR"~S AI.E— Bargain, five acres of land, close in. Box 117. SAUSAGE for sale— Pure pork sau­ sage smnkcd with oak wood, 35c. Ih., postpaid. No order accepted for less than 3 lbs. Satisfaction guar­ anteed. Mrs. Enoch Suwyer, Tifton, Gn„ K. F. IL N o. 6._______________ Home” and “ Christmas Some­ how Seem To Go Together . FLO HI DA’S~.\I <>ST“ COMPLETE(SIFT SHOP. The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fin., next to shopping on nth Ave., New York city is the advantage of this shop. Here you will find the latest Iand also the most desirable novelties suitable for (Sifts, The most e x ­ quisite ( hristmas cards ever—suit­ WANTED— Assistance of any kind can be secured by running a want able for everyone. Yes, we have tho ad in The Herald. This class of ad­ Chinese game Mnh Jong. vertising costs very little nnd la read SAY IT WITH FLOWERS by nearly everybody. If in need of When you nre in Orlflndo visit the office help, farm help, cooks, or in Violet Dell Florists. fact any kind of help, just phone 1 IS (SIFTS FOR THE IlltS ROY nnd give your ad over the telephone. Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, WANTED— To rent, furnished house good and better shoes, hose, ties and by responsible party. Small family. caps. Answer this ad by letter giving com­ D. L. THRASHER. plete description, price nnd loenton. beautiful line Christmas Cards, Address Uox 101, care The Sanford seals and tags. Mobley’s Drug Store. Herald. And thero’H no more natural Christmas Present to Rive any family than one for Their Home. Inexpensive or Costly, it’s sure to find a permanent plnce in their lives. Unusual Presents of this Lasting Sort nre listed under “ Christmas Clift Sug­ gestions” Columns in Today’s Classified Section. AGENTS WANTED ^ telegraph p o l e I00._____________________________ FRESH supply o f pepper,f tomato ------ -f ~ and eggplnnt seeds. L. Allen Sood Co. Phono 248. (5ENUINE Rough Ixunon and sour orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inches high. $30 per 1,000; nlso 3,000 1year-old buds. Roy K. Fields, Sebas­ tian, Fla. FOR SALK— Cream colored reed baby carriage; Pullman style. Ex­ cellent condition. Used few months. L. II. Brown. Phone 35. HARDY Australian PinesT^JtanTTo degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Heath, West Palm Beach, Fla. FOR SXl.K— A girl’s- bicycle, in perfcct condition; inquire Mobley’s Drug Store. _______________ FOR SALE — DeSeto paints and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty Works, solo agents. 154-tfc BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries nnd blackberries.— all varieties suit­ able for home und commercial plant­ ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, well rooted plants insure good early profits. For full information and Il­ lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. well rendered nnd much enjoyed by the large nudicnce. FOR* 'SALK JJEgry ' * Cftih Register. Cost $<10 when new. Will sell cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald office. i'OR SALK— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, BeardulL Avenue. San­ ford. Phono 3303 83-tfp FOR SA L E —IMPORTED 1)01.1.8, REASONABLE PRICE AT TUB OUTLET. FOR SA LE —A bargain sewing ma­ chine. Address Box 117, City. ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart o f city. Apply to owner. Box 1135, City. SEED POTATOES Spalding Roso Flour nnd Bliss Triumph In Bags or Bushel Boxes. Good for table use also. CHASE & CO. PHONE 536. BUILDING M ATERIAL Carter Lumber Compnny Lumber nnd Building Material. N. Laurel St. Phone 565. Hill Lumber Co. Every thing to build your home Phone 135. Miracle Concrete Co., general ce­ ment work, sidewalks, building blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwilleger, Prop. By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER AN H E ‘ s A V b T O HIM - “bO N N Y - W H E R E , r ig h t o : C AN* T H E DAR K EY “ I’bE. SORFkY e o t . ’b-D O T I DON’T EVEN K N O W . W H ER E T H E FIR^BT . N A T IO N A L Q A N K F b - lt> T H E F O U R T H b a n k .?' n a t io n a l : REAL.LT *> O U T l ‘b 'Y C O ULO N T THE OALLY LAO H A Y E A*bK E D A 0005X ? .1 --------------- V------------ “ m FOR SALE— A few thoroughbred BufT Orpington Cockerels from one of the best Poultry Farms in tho FOR SALE—Or rent—10 acres o f cit­ South. Phone 125, or, call at 115 rus land partly cleared, house nnd French Ave. other Improvements. Address San­ FOR SALE— A sixteen gunge shot­ gun in good condition. Cheap for ford, SOD Magnolia Ave. cash. Seed Dorsey, W. First St. FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three Hopkins Shoe Shop miles south o f Sanford. Eureka Work Guaranteed. Hammock—color)- Delta. Address 301) E. First St. Richard Stephenson, M. I)., West Permanent wave, oil steam procesa. Reduced rates until Xmas. Mnrinolk Lebanon, Inti. Shop. Phone 11)3. l OlT SALE—Orange grove; terms; BAhV CHICKS— S. C. Reds, Barret country property. Britt Realty Co. Rocks, White and Silver Wynn i'Olt SALE—one of the best corner dottes, S. C. White I-cghorns, S. C Heavy egg producing location sin San'ord, 11 room bouse, Anconas. strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, nnd garage with two rooms over it, for utility mntings. Custom hatching. sale or will trade for vacant lots or Write today for prices. Sunnyside city property o f any description on Hatchery, Uox 18, Imngwood, Fla. right basis. A. I’. Connelly & Sons. F o il SALK— Nice fat turkeys for Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone 193-tfe. WANTED— Customers to save Ford (JIKI’S FOR THE LADIES FOR RENT! LOST A N D FOU N D Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 HOUSES Shoes and hose, umbrellas, travel­ INSURANCE Christmas cards 6 to 10 cts. Hand- ing bags nnd suit cases. purchase at Wight’s. WANTED to rent small furnished! LOST— Your opportunity to secure Tnsure your property fully. painted mahogany and glass console I). L. THRASHER. DOLL Ca UTH, wagons, wheel goods i house from January 1 to May 1, free tickets to the Milune Theatre, if Iniuru carefully—Insure Safely, sets, mottoes, nnd hand-painted for the children. MILLl-IU A SON .|must be well located nnd have two bod you fail to read these want nds each we represent the best in insurance, GIFTS FOR THE MEN. rooms. Stute full particulars in re­ Florida scenos. Special prices for ply or see Mr. Combs at Herald office. day. Two free tickets are given nwuy and carefully watch your interests. Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, Phono 9. Xmas. Mi-lardy’s Shoppe, 110 Mngtit daily to the person whose name ap­ W a n t E I T sou MoTTlKlFS T f r n u Y A. P. CONNELLY & SONS robes, bedroom slippers, traveling nolia Ave. Phone 305. FOR RENT— Furnished rooms equip­ pears on this page. Rend the want CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR TIIKIIt toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cnscs nnd FOR SALK—Three desirable build­ ped for light housekeeping. Inquire Make this an cclctric Christmas. many other valuable nnd useful ar­ CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. uds each day. ."(III French Avenue. ing lots located on paved street, A complete supply o f electric appli­ ticles. lemale pointer worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will KARLKK oil Heaters. MILLER & FOR RENT—Two rooms for light ' tiTlIAYED— W lute ances, w ufflo IronH, percolators, dog, with brown spots. Please no­ sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty I). I* THRASHER. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th tify D. J. Dykes, 300 Elm Ave. toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ and Elm Ave. ' Phone 9. Hart Schalfner & Marx clothes, Co. FOUND— Opportunity to buy u short nolia Ave. Phone 412.* Knox Hats, intcrvwovcn socks, Man­ When in need of tractor work, new SALK—Two fine building lots, ' (JIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS SALE wave long diatnncu Radio Receiv­ FOR hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, or old land, nr harrowing, write Jones HOUSES— FOR located on one of the best corners ing Set cheap. Ask (or demonstra­ Armstrong table stoves, woffle tics and combination sets in Christ­ & StalTord, Lake Monroe,’ Flu. Dux FOR SALE— House and lot close in tion. Hof-Mnc Buttery Co. in Sanford, paving and side walks irons, beating pads, Hoover suction mas boxes. on Palmetto Ave. $2500,00, 1-2 cash, 20. Phone 2111. both sides. At bargain. See Britt sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. balance terms. This is the bargain FOUND— A class pin,1921. Owner MeKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. \ WANTED to buy for cash 10 acre* in the city nnd must be sold imme- 1 can have same by applying at the Realty Co. (JIK1’ SUGGESTIONS farm for a client who will only buy diately. “ A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY L. Allen. FOR SALE— lots located on Five Herald office, identifying the pin and Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ The whole family would enjoy a a leal bargain. Location must be FOR SA LE —Six room house. A Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, paying for this ad. dren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction, rndio, buy nt the Hof-Mnc Battery good. Prefer good homo on it. A. P. bargain for cash. 313 E. 11th each 511x130. Two of them corner Connelly & Sans.__________________ LOST— On W. 3rd St., Bill Book full Street. Pibles nnd mottoes. Coleman’s Gift Co. lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. WANTED—Team work of all kinds, of accounts of Semtnole Medicine & Stationery Shop. 201) Mngnoliu also large team for sale or trade. V()R SALK—Attrraelive, modern | Co., o f Tampa. Please return to Park FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, bungulow, at 1103 Oak Ave. HELP W A N TE D Ave. Inquire Hanson’s Shoe Store. ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart Avenue Garage, or phone 270 and • 400 trees, location on hike, twenty Make your {*ift a Photograph. EARN $20 weekly spare time, nt minutes from Sanford. A good buy of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135.1receive reward. Reef Dinner Is FOR home ,addressing, mailing, music Roast Sanford Photo Co. at $(1,51)0. Terms. Britt Realty Co. SALE OR RENT—Ccntrally_ lo-| circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­ Over Mobley's Drug Store. mation. American Music Co., 1058 Xmas Dream of Britons rated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep-! AUTOM OBILES A N D SOU SALE—5 acres celery farm, Make your son and daughter Hap­ Broadway, Dept. Z -10, N. Y. tiled, all equipment, good location ing porch. Worth your inquiry and LONDON, Dec. 19.—Just ns tho consideration. R EPAIR S py on Xmas by giving them n Savings WANTED— By state organization, cxon hard road, close to town, a burA. P. Connelly & Yankee living in foreign lands day RENT—a ear, drive yourself. Oak Igain, terms. Britt uRalty Co. nccount in the Seminole County Hank. 188-tfc. pcricnccd solicitors who are cap­ dreams, at Christmas approaches, o f Sons. Tljis strong institution takes pleas­ able of producing results. Prefer un- turkuy dinners that ure not to he for FOR SALE— Fivo-room bungalow. qnd Second St. Phone 3. FOU SALE - At Lake Mary, nice upure in ancournging thrift nmong the ntarried men, of good appearance. him, so the Englishman far from to-date garage. Fully equipped anil I*. A. MERO $500.00 ca di b: P ace nu rent. A. hungers for ronst beef. Most stocked. Only one gaiage there. See young people, ns they will be our Would bo necessary to travel through ohome, General Auto Repairing f theftc ulion dreams go unfulfilled, P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia J. L. Junes. leaders in the business and social central section of Florida making the dreamers contending themselves Axe. Phono 18. Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 391. world of the future. house to house* solicitation for reliable with tho thought that one of these APARTM ENTS Christmusca they will return to the F o k SALE—II i .iim - mid large lot in SEMINOLE COUNTY HANK. house. If interested, address A d­ old family fireplace or radiator, and Kumi Coutt. £ 1500.00. Terms. FOR RENT vertiser, care The' Sanford Herald, cat to thtvr heart’s content. But Britt Rer.l.y • <. AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL and furnish complete information as there are other exiles, fortunate of FOR RENT—3-room apartment, close CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUIL ESTATE. in. Private hath. Address S. L. to your ability, and the salary neces­ place and pockethook, who can obey FOR SALE— Bungalows, house build­ the annual impulse to go home for ing lots. All sections o f Sanford. K.. care Herald. ____________’ sary. Start the kids o ff right this year with Christmus. Their numbers seem on Britt Realty Co. the int reuse. We have had many people desiring savings nccount. j WANTED—By small family, com* The British Isles are the focal point FOR SALE— Bungalow, close in oil a car who were unable to pay cash, pentrnt cook. Call at Herald office AGENTS—Make and sell m y carbon for numbers of Englishmen and Scots­ Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. therefore, wo are offering several FIRST NATIONAL HANK 1for informtnion. rt mover. A good, dean, legitimate men who hit the homeward trail from good cars o f various types in ex­ Britt Realty Co. change for improved or unimproved business; good profits. Charles Me* AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, also Canada, from India, and South Africa staticnaiy nnd marine engines, best I1*!1'* °iher oversells parcels of Km- FOR SALE— Furnished 5-room bun­ real estate of equal value. This is Daniels, Box <101, Homestead, Fla. refcrences furnished. Call Bob Isliie, I >,,pe "? th,° Vulotldo comes nigh. This galow, all improvements, located the best chance you will have to own 'HOUSES— FOR R E N T Nothing will 1m as much appreciat­ vear ..... .. the ‘ homecoming Britons ure so and operate a real good car. 2012 Palmetto Avenue. numerous that special excursion ships on Palmetto Avenue, at a bargain. ed for Christmas as n Ford. FOR RENT—3 furnished room s; prlSeminole nre being run up from South Africa to See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-Wiggly WANTED— Rcsjdcnt o f vntu home, 509 E. 3rd St. Cull a f­ Take advantage of the new Ford County to write Health and A cci­ accommodate them. Three such steamStore. ter 5. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Weekly Purchase Plan. dent insurance. Good income for shins will arrive nt English ports just DODGE DEALERS. PHONE 3. FOR RENT—Two room furnished j worker. Experience unnecessary. n few days before Christmas. FOR SALE -Or lease, business prop­ EDWARD HIGGINS, housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak Write “ State Agent," 21 Rhode Ave., erty on First Street. Britt Realty Authorized Denier. A ve.________________________________ St. Augustine, Fla., giving refer­ FOK FAIR EXHIBIT Co. ences. FUltNisfiED HOME located in ex­ GAINESVILLE, Dec. 19.—The Ala­ BARGAINS. BARGAINS A G IFT THAT LASTS i COMPETENT young man wants job, chua county commissioners hnve voted FOR SALK— At a bargain, 5 room clusive residential section o f Mi­ Onklnnd Touring. bungnlow with sleeping porch, on ptefer truck driving. Address I’, $ 1,000 to finance sending nil exhibit Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase ami. House is of concrete construc­ Dodge Touring. to the Florida exposition at Madison Palmetto Ave., four Mocks from First plan. Make your deposit at any bank. t). Box 4U2, Sanford. Fla. tion and contains three bed rooms, Scripps-Booth T oilin g . WANTED— Employment at once by Square Garden next February. The St. $3500.00, small payment down, Oldsmohile 8 Touring, * EDW ARD HIGGINS, sleeping porch, complete tiled hath carpenter. Most anything con­ fair association will nlso contribute balance like. rent. Britt Realty Co. Hoick <1 Touring. Authorized Ford Dealer. with shower, large living room , liv­ sidered. Paces Lane, 3rd house from $500 for the purpose o f arranging an Liberty Touring. FOR SALE— Residence, would make i xhildt representative of the products ing porrh, dining room, kitchen and Christinas cakes 6aked to order. corner. ___________________ Ford Touring. fine hoarding or rooming house. of the county which will be displayed Place your orders now. Home Bak­ breakfast porch. Completely nnd at­ Ford Sedun. nt the South Flueidn fair in Tampa Paik Ave. one block from First St. ery, 105 W . First St. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, tractively furnished. Garage with P. (). Box 301, Sanford, Fin. The regular annual meeting of the during the latter part of December. Oakland Sales and Service. Suitable Christmas Gifts, for the servant's quarters, la rge city lot stockholders o f the Peoples Bank o f Third St. und Oak Ave. Phone 17. little fellow, Kay nos wash satin nnd One o f the biggest deals in real New species of insects nre being with cucoanut trees and other tropical Sanford, Sanford, Florida, will be held woolen suits, shoes nnd hose. D. L. in the directors’ room o f said bank estate o f the year is the sale of found and classified at the rate of D RESSM AKIN G foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ Thrasher. on Tuesday, January 8th, 1921, nt 7,000 acres of muck land on the south (1,000 a year. Main and fancy dressmaking, a l­ sponsible party for winter senson. 10:00 A. M., (being the second Tues­ und east shores of Lake Ishtopoga, AUTOMOBILE GIFTS Claiming that it creates n wrong terations. Mrs. F. L Nixon, 301 W, Address Box 112 care Tho Sanford day of the month), for the purpose For the enr nre an Everlasting re­ of electing a board of directors to Cyril Baldwin, Avon Park business impression of British justice, the r.th St., phone III. Herald. minder o f your thoughtfulness. We serve for the ensuing* year, nnd for man nnd tax assessor for Highlands cliairamn o f the hoard o f governors FOR RENT—Three unfurnished o f Toronto University says Longfel­ have a complete liqe in Xmas pack­ the transaction of such other busi- county bought the trnct from the Se­ low’s “ Evangeline" should be remov­ "R E A L ESTATE FOR rooms. 311 Elm Ave. nes* as may properly come b e fo re : curi|iw State Bank o f Fort Ogden. ed from idl Canadian schoolbooks. ages ready for tho tree. RENT the meeting. Herald Want Ad will sell that old WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. •F. H. BROWN,. Cashier. FOR RENT—20 acre truck farm for piece of furniture. Uso the Classified Page. Use the Classified Page. Spring crop. See 11. B. Lewis. 115 Mngnolia A ve.12-19-2G-2t 1M H E R E t) A. F U N N Y I FOLLOWING ONE -LORO. A t>TRAN<aER. O U -.O L D WALK^> OP T O A O A R K tV C H A P .’ W H O »*> LEANIN* A<iAtr4t>T FOR SALE— 15 turkey g o b b le r s ^ cents per pound, at my farm. C. W. Kntzminger, Isingwood. “ My Life o h : W H A T 'S t h e u s e J READ With Maggie” By Jiggs (////% Appearing Daily Elsewhere In this Newspaper «’(f 'f^*• r V HERALD WANT ADS V Will Make Muney For *> •» 4 ... • " ( c ) 1923 av iwt’ l Fkatumc S a tv ie c. Inc . * • /B T B sr . T W I You i Put Them to Work iV il; �-T dred matters connected therewith. nesday, when it became apparent that or, and various Republicans on the Aged Bride and Young All growers and shippers are urged a drive was,on to give the bonus committee, is problematical. Several to attend as their interests are at priority. committeemen, among them Repre­ Husband Leave N . C. stake, and the, Industry needs their sentatives Frcar, Republican in_ V ______ Order of Proceedings. * , ,1' * -< ideas and advice. MUNICIPAL COURT CASES, Mr. Green in a statement declared surgent, Wisconsin, ami Rainey, (My Tfcr .t u a r l l t n l P r r u l t o d a y Municipal Court was the scene of ed with reckless driving was die* that “ the logical order o f the pro- Democrat, Illinois, want the conirai:missed. RALEIGH, N. C., Dec. 18.— Mr*. much activity at the Wednesday ceedings o f the committee should be to report? the bonus lull ttrfo;o| Election For I. C. C. I. Rivers charged with disorderly morning session when the following to t>akc up first the administrative any consideration whatever i» given Burton S. Tucker, aged 51 and her conduct was fined 925 and costs and Chairman Halted By eases were tried: features o f the tica.'ury bill, then to the Mellon tax deduction program.*youthful husband, who were Indicted Lonnie E. Price charged with IV. B. Kennedy charged with reck­ city of char*.# determine whether a bonus bill is They arc expected to renew their 1 Senate Adjourning to be considered , ,, . minnriiv drunkenness failed to appear and his less driving was fined |5 and costs. and reported, and demands nt Thursday’s committee, minority, bond of |10 was estreated. thereafter, in accordance with the sessions and to have the support of ” ta“ n* *? h1ep is Ileft the Belvedere Hotel at Southern Smith Was Within Four Votes of A. H. Beckwith charged with n , HERE FROM TITUSVILLE determination o f there two matter#, some members who contend It Election When Senateu Closes Pines, N. C„\early y Wi Wednesday, the similar offense also failed to appear i Ti M. Seawell, editor of the Tituato make the reductions in taxation folly to discuss tax. reduction until Sersion. It is reported the definite decision is reached ns to hotel clerk said, and hia bond of 910 was estreated t ' • villc Star-Advocate and Archie Don­ accordingly.’ Arnett Blair charged with disorder­ aldson. secretary of the Kiwants club “ It probably '.till require 10 days whether government funds are to be couple - are going to Florida. The ly conduct failed to show dp and his of Titusville, arc visitors in Sanford WASHINGTON, Dec. ID.— Tax re­ or two weeks of working time," the expended for adjusted compensation bridegroom is only 17 years old and ..... veterans Smlly hia iiair “ charges Mrs. Tucker unbond of |10 was estreated. They motored over and report the duction and the soldiers' bonus be­ statement continued, "to properly con­ to war George Garwood charged with op­ read to the east coast via Titusville came entangled On the other hand, Representative influenced him. Wednesday in the sider the administrative provisions. erating a car while in an intoxicated.is in passable shape, house while the Senate continued its ThU will ill afford nn opportunity for Garner o f Texas, rnnking Democrat condition was released on a $100 effoits to elect a chairman o f tha in­ a confe,;cncu o f all of *.he Republican cn lhe,.commitlee, declared he would Recognizing the dog az the original His latest Six Reel Comedy bond and his case was continued until A meeting of the leading fruit and terstate commerce committee but members o f the house, which seems be inclined to accept the Green pro­ and most reliable burglar alarm, a Friday. great insurance company cuts rates without result after nine ballots. gram provided assurance was given to he desired by many. The plan I vegetable shippers and shipping or Your Last Chance To Sea It .Dewey Busbeo was fined 950 and ganizntions, will be held at the Court Under the program approved by ma­ propose r.ot only presents the logical that the study o f the tax law’s ad­ for residence burglary, theft and lar­ costa for operating a car in a reck­ House in Orlando on Friday Dec. 21, jority lenders, action by the house on order for tlic business o f the com­ ministrative features did not go so ceny insurance where one is kept. also Comedy—'Tail Light” less manner. at 2:30 P. M., for the purpose of hear­ the administration's tax revision pro­ mittee but will expedite considers- deep that it wot^d affect the basic Just received car of High Grade ,K. J. Selman was sentenced to 10 ing the report of the committee of posals would be deferred until 11 de­ tiun of all of the subjects mentioned; principles of the statute, Thursday— A Keith Vaudeville act Reef Pulp. Seminole Feed Co. 2t days in jail when no failed to pay a wers and shippers who have un- cision is reached by the Republican above.” “The Famous Jewels. flue for vagrancy. , membership as to « soldiers’ bonus, rtakon I to outline, and recommend a Whether a majority o f ill? com m it-’ Norn than 2H0 Negroagricultural John Carner was also sentenced toj rlfcn 1for the reorganization of the j This plan will be laid before the ways tec 'membership will 1>* inclined to 'extension agents show Negro farm ', > plan g 1 10 days in jail in lieu of non-payment |Florida Growers and Shippers Lea- ‘ and means, committee Thursday by accept the program outlined by M r.: families hov.r to put into practice in i-. d K a i i n g A t L a K c i r l a r y ; . Photo Piay— “ What Fools Men Are” o i a fine for vagrancy. (gue for the special purpose of taking Chairman called o(T n Green, nnd approved by Reprergnto- jproved methods o f managing tho T V t n iir H f ' ’* .......... Green who ....................... The case of Squire Wright charg-'up rate readjustment and other kin- committee session, scheduled for Wed- tivc Longworth, the Republican lead-'farm *nnd home. lO iu g ltl ‘ * f . . . ---------------------- -------------------- --------------------------------- 1______________________________________________ MHANE THEATRE D on 't Miss "Why Worry” C ■rtHMHHMMnMHMHHHHBnMMMHflUHnunMMHMMEMMMMBHMEinai:«(IlllinilliriiaiCU!3':’?’"ZniIKB'IOHMgMMHIMMMMMB ■■■■■■9iafaMMBigMMMHMMnMMMMBMMMnaUBMBMMMHMMMMMHnMUIlKISMnMMXSKUUM>iBauaWSaSlMMS(9iaM»»MnMaarBBBIfll BB&BBV BBBBBBIBB r BEGINNING BEGINNING THURS. THURS. [j YOWELL COMPANY I. GIVE H ER SILK U N D E R W E A R H A N D K E R C H IE F S FOR M EN , Kayscr nnd Glove.:, Silk t Van Ilanlte Tcddie, Gowns, Bloomers $3.00 $5.00 to $ 10.00 I Ail Shades G iv e S ilk 35c and 50c New Spring Prints, Gray, Blue, Tan and Brown— Haas Bras. Silk, per yard Give him a New Cheney Silk Tie and a pair of Phoenix Sox ti n 9 ■a II 11 ■I ■l $4.50 Kuyser and Van Ilaalte Gloves, Silk Teddies, Gowns, Bloomers All Shades $3.00, $5.00, $10.00 Handkerchiefs A re Always Useful S3 ■■ ii ■■ IB II 33 33 33 ii ii ii ■■ ■■ ]33 PHOENIX SILK SOX ■■ Ii 75c I Knit Silk Ties and Fancy Patterns $1.00 and $1.50 , The New Hags and Beautiful Santa Clause W ill Be A t Our Store Saturday Night. it it Bring The ■■ ■i Kiddies To See Him 33 ■■ ■■ ■■ Trains. D lIIs front 3c to §13.00. Blocks are American Mama Halls with the beat Lloyd Voice. . Our dolls See our line for BOOKS DOLL BEDS for Ladies: Van linalle, K yser, v \ y/ v i i ... Y U W t , L L EVENINGS » SI ...........for $1.00, Initial linen, per each __ _____ U n EN LUNCHEON SETS, per set Doll Furniture Radnor and Phoenix. Colors, I I $4.00 to $6.00 New LINEN TA B LE CLOTHS r• ti | $2.50 to $3.50 yd. $2.00 1o $4.50 Lp nU yl vlP r AA M IN VI ... k i b m Plain b m b b a i »Linen » M » < u w and i ) > # # #some a M M i iwith » i i n M >colored » | i j n B M uborders, » # i i m a # # a w3i r li » n i z B i i M > B a ' i » # K » , v > j u » n u a > ' i i c v # < u M # » u < » Z M # # B a » w i » n n a i i M i # M n a # z i i a z i Z »| BflBBBM BflBM IBBiaillBM IBBIIlIBBM BM M IM tfBUBBIM MUllBMIM UflBBIllBVMIIM IBBHBM XM lIBBBiailBIiaiBIttlBBIBIBBIBflBM iaiBIM BBBBBHIBIBVBW BBBraM W I |j Box Handkerchiefs— 113c, §1.00 to §2.00 box— 3 to 4 Handker- Shades— some docked, per pair $8.50, $9.00, $10.00 STORE OPENS 5 t Sili&HWe BB 5 GAM ES $1.75 to $10.00 See the New Heads New Hath Holies for Men S3 33 ■i 53 DOLL SW INGS $1.25 and $3.75 each Dump Carts ii T E A SETS Drums Trycycles New Shapes and Colors, per each ■■ DOLLS Black Boards 1 TO YS Toys STORE OPEN EVENINGS M , i # « » » » M # # w # M |i i i i a < z i » # i a a i i m M z a i c i B i H « i z M i H W M , < ^ ‘ “ I ia i9 �TRUE meat and It la quite possible Uu* this will be provided shortly, Wjjtjgj ‘ lllss 1 id. hating wf wareied. The about 12,- -' - - - T COMPOUND . Polk caonty lias appropriated $5,000 first sign of a or cold taka a for an exhibit in Madison Square Gar* eriou* hilment _______________ U> TAR COMden. Thi* la ah example for other D haa been the standard family Florida counties which have not act­ remedy for oyer 35 year*, ed. Twenty-eight counties have signed Ing prompt relief end when up for exhibit space, each appropriat­ ing a similar amount j .«OD3> OUT HA n "mviivia.To ? | — z: T *tu IT V / « —— -» ' A i M.C^^IMT/UNCeS ftAve Gowan .ol i Carolina are vlsitinr their Mate; Mrs, W . J/Vam . The Citrua S ‘bw^ePficklng House haa closed for Mrs. J. J, 14 ly and son, Joe, Mrs. I.unday, Mr*. » Ltnhart, Mrs. C. A * Brauson, Mrs. w If. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Okas. Lee end family, Mrs. R. H. Wright, M n . w. B. Youpg and Mrs. S .-W . Se op# were Christmas shoppers.In 8si iford Thursday. Rev. Is E. Wright of Cedar Key ii spending a few days in Oviedo on nta way homo from conference. He is'the guest of hfa children, Mr. and Mrs. R«R, Wright, Whilo pastor of the Methodist Church .here- Mr. Wright msdp many, warm friends who are always glad to welcome him back. Rev. and Mrs. Alan MacFarlan re­ turned Tuesday from Bradenl jwn nnd report the conference of the Methodist church one . of the best ever attend­ ed. Rev. J. N. Thompson, pniitor of the Oviedo Baptist Church is attending the State Baptist Convention st DoLand this week. Plans are lplng made for n com­ munity Xmas tree this year to bo given in tha school auditorium. An interesting program is being prepared and everyone is Invited to como and hive a goad time. This intertninment is under the auspices of no church club or other organisation, but is in rahrge of a Committee of citixens and is a return of a former custom ob- [irnitrm itn: run on tho main lino of the S. A, L. Railroad. The whole community waa shocked and grieved Friday ufternnon by a terriblo accident which resulted in the death o f Mr. W. E. Young o f this place." While returning ____ from __ his farm about 3:30 in tho afternoon, Mr. Young’s car was struck by a work train on tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road on tliv now extension being built Into the hammock. The car was to­ tally wrecked and Mr. Young in­ stantly killed. The funeral services ally liked, as was shown by the beau­ tiful Hornl offering:: which covered hb grave. H e is survived by hta wife and two daughters, ' Miss Elizabeth Young ami Airs. It. It. Wright, all of •Oviedo nnt) by a brother—fTT“ d*!inTnj ^ ? ? t e 8 n S t r n i - s p e n d i n g V 7pw nnd several nieces end nephews In days at hdrae before taking another South Florida. Mr. nnd Airs. Frank Walpole of Sarasota, brother and sin­ ter of Mrs. Young and Mr. Young of Tampa attended the funeral Saturday, returning to their homes Sunday aftcriioon. • Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGowan and baby of Soutii Carolina arrived by auto last week and are with their tinier, Mrs, W\ J. Vam until the ar­ rival of their household goods. Relieved Boy’s Cough. Mre. L- Van Belle, Pendroy, Mont., writ03, "I like your Cough Medicine vory welt My little boy, 8 year* old, had ti very bad cough and after using FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ POUND ho secured relief." For cir.igIiG, raids and hoaraoncse there in no bettor remedy on the market tolny than FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has stood thu t«;.n (»(, lim^acrvinit three, goneratione. Get the genuine; refuse aub- / INTtOIUTY >w r N ew L o w Price* on Studebaker Closed Cars Light-Six tw o-pass. Coupe-Roadster $1195 Light-Six five-passenger Coupe $1395 Light-Six five-passenger Sedan $1148$ Special-Six five-passenger Coupe edal-Six five-passenger Sedan $1985 t-Six five-passenger Coupe $2495 "■ seven-passenger Sedan $2685 A ll pribes /. o . b. factory With $fl*OOQ$OOmvestedexdusive!yuibody plants and facilities Studebaker it able to build bodierof highest qualityf in large volume, and thu* make im­ portant saving* It lea Studebaker policy not to wait for aqy par* rimlxr ftm* amiouiice lower prices but to give the customer the advantage of manufacturing savings as soon as they become effective. These savings are reflected in the new low prices of all Studebaker Closed Cars. Phone—or call-far . a demonstration. * omt (T A.W -v IKE HUNDREDS of visitors to Miami tliey had searched tho country over for tho homo of their dreams—had wondered in hill and lowland looking for that one locality wlicro improvement* and environment woro such that their investment was protected. Then at last they made a trip to Coral Gables and there they found tho home, the improvements, and environment they Jwero seeking. A! complete, attractive, permanent homo o f your own in a setting of tropical luxuri­ ance can bo seen at its-best at Coral Gables. Here the lights play aoftly in and around tho coconut and royal palms, the grandeur of Old Spanish architecture—a picture tod beautiful for words, a ploturo that weaves an irresistible web about you that only the poets o f long years ago could have adequately described. ; J *** Coral Gables is a suburban development that all Miamians aro proud of—a development .Where the glory of tho beautiful architecture blends, softly with tho magic shadows of pine and palm to make life for you worth while. And after all the finer things of life aro tho things that eount in later years. Can you afford to overlook tho opportunity that is yours now—tho opportunity that beckons but once in a life time! Visit Coral Gables today in one of tho big do luxe pulknan busses. Enjoy tho greatest free sight­ seeing tour in America today. See tho points o f interest in and around Miami. Then as you en­ ter Coral Gables and bowl slowly along the glistening, broad boulevards, drink deep tho beauty of tho homes in their magnificent settings of gorgeous colors, and you too will feel that Coral Gables is the promised land for the home of your .dreams. Bpaco in tho bus is limited. Do not lot this opportunity slip by. Come to the local office today And mako your reservation for seats. Come novj before the rush' of printer tourists makes the trip more congested. } GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer* ; D AM M ERS & B U R N E S , General Sales A gents. , m m . , i»* I t M ' l l l i U I't'K Il i ' i r M l U N K T IIK A T iti. >,1 ..... > ... . ^ ___ _ SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY % IS A S T D D.E B A K E R “ - ,. Florida Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa', St. Petersburg, San ford, Lakeland, Do Land, Eustis. < „ < Northern Offices; New York .City, Atlantic City, Boston, Columbus, Washingtcn Cornci First Street and Myrtle Avenue L*'H I S l U V , 1:1. 111: 11, itnn.Krr. Executive Offices: 168 Eart TIagler 8 t, Mi-mL YEAR co*»r°*Ti I �'s r * r> ■iff «J#Wv! "Ju.-. n&i •' THE SAN FORD D A IL Y HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEM BER 19 1923 G K Y NEWS PARAGRAPHS MUNICIPAL COURT CASES. , , ... .. ... , ... Municipal Court was the scene o f I «<* w llh rock,css ,lrivin»? wa9 tl,B much nctivity at the Wednesday wsseu. I. Rivers charged with disorderly morning session when the following conduct was fined $25 nnd costs and eases were tried: Lonnie E. Price charged with W. B. Kennedy charged with reck­ drunkenness failed to appear and his less driving was fined $5 and costs. bond of |10 was estreated. A. II. Beckwith charged with n , HERE FROM TITU SVILLE similar offense also failed to nppcnr . Ti M. Senwell, editor o f the Titus­ and his bond o f $10 was estreated ville Stnr-Advoeate anil Archie DonArnett Blair chnrged with disorder­ dldson, secretary o f the Kiwnnis club ly conduct failed to show up and his o f Titusville, are visitors in Fanfurd bond o f $10 was estreated. They motored over anti report the George with e»p- read to the east const viu Titusville _ Garwood charged _ erating a car while in an intoxicated is in passable shape. condition was released on a $100 -----------------------------bond and his case was continued until a meeting o f the leading fruit nnd Friday, . . vegetable shipners ami snipping orJ)cwey Busbcc was fined $o0 and Ka^ IlntionS( ^11 bc hc!(| at Yhc Court costa for operating a car in n reck House in Orlando on Friday Dec. 21, less manner. at 2:30 P. M., for the purpose of hear­ K. J. Selman was sentenced to 10 ing the report o f the committee of days in jail when he failed to pay n growers nnd shippers who have unfine for vagrancy. , dertaken to outline nnd recommend n John Corner was also sentenced to plan for the reorganization o f the 10 days in jail in lieu of non-payment Florida Growers and Shippers Leao f a fine for vagrancy guu for the special purpose o f taking The case of Squire W right chnrg- up rate readjustment nnd other kin- rim] mattcm connected therewith. ! nesriny, when it became apparent that or, ami various Republicans on the, A ffp H R r i d f i f i n d ,n.ri! _“ r.8e.'!; “ *>.ve » « * *»’ to «ive the bonus committee, U problematical. Several , Y o U tlS T XT * to attend us their interests are at'priority, committeemen, among them Kepre- Husband Leave N . C. stake, and the industry needs their Order of roceeditlgs. Republican in-' |acntatives Frcnr, V ideas nnd advice. Mr. Green in a statement declared ^urgent, Wisconsin. and Rainey, (II)- Thp A«»n«‘lalpil I 'r r u ) that “ the logical order o f the pro- Democrat. Illinois, want the commit-* nit tee should be|»?3 to report" the bonus lull Lufo.oi RALEIGH. N. C., Dec. 18.— Mrs. Election For I. C. C. cecdings o f the commit any cor.'deration, whatever is given Burton S. Tucker, aged Itl nnd her . to take up first theadministrative: any con-uleratlonw hatever is given m Chairman Halted Byr husband, who were Jndiclpji feature* o f tho ticn.uiy bill, then to! the Mellon la:: rfjcdiietloii program..youthful yo an* determine whether abonus bill is * I hey are expected to renew ,VLir jn Jersey City Tuesday o f Senate Adjourning ,,f a to he considered and reported, nnd demands at rhursduy xnurs.ni> ss committee relating to her husband’s minority, ‘ the* ■■ sessions and nnd lo hnve the support 0 1. 1 “ y : * _ , ,. „ . ,, ^ u , thereafter, in accordance with Smith Wns Within Four Votes of some members who contend it is I left the Belvedere Hotel at Southern determination o f these two matters, Election When Senate Cltises to make the reductions in taxation folly to discuss tax. reduction until u Pines, N. C., early Wednesday, the Sersion. definite decision is reached ns to hutei clerk said. It is reported the accordingly.' The "It probably will require 10 days whether government funds are to be couple arc going to Florida. is only leg _ 17 _years old nnd WASHINGTON, Dec. lib—Tax re­ or two weeks o f working time,” the expended for adjusted compensation bridegroom his family charges Mrs. Tucker un duction nnd the soldiers' bonus lie statement continued, “ to properly con­ to war veterans. On the other hand, Representative duly influenced him came entangled We dnesday in Ihci siricr the edminis t rati ve provisions house while the Senate continued its Thi* will afford an opportunity for Garner o f Texas, ranking Democrat) Democrat Recognizing the dog as the original (‘fToitn to elect a chairman of the in­ a confc;cnco o f all of ’ he Republican on the, committee, declared he would to: stall? commerce committee hut member's o f the house, which scenn be inclined pro- ami most reliable burglar alarm, a tied to ■ accept' the '■ Green " without result after nine ballots. provided assurance was given' great insurance company cuts rates to he desired by many. The plan I gram prov studv o f the tax law's a adUnder the program approved by ma­ propose r.ot only present 1 the logical that the study . for residence burglary, . . theft and larjority lenders, action by the house on order foe tile busircss of the com-1 ministrative features did not go so cony insurance vhere one is kept, the ndministration's lax revision pro­ miUee but will expedite conaideret- ' deep that it wm\hl nlfoct the basic posals would he deferred until a de­ lion of all o f the subjects mentioned principles o f the statute. i „llnnf 1*1receivo-J enr o f High Grade Reef I’ulp. Seminole Feed Co. 2t cision is toachcd by the Republican above.” membership to a soldiers’ bonus. Whether a majority of iliv commit* More than 2!U) Negro agricultural =: This plan will lw InM before tin* ways tec membership will b ■ inclined to ont .vision agents show Negro farm ' und means, committee Thursday by accept the program eii'tlm* d ! y Mr. families hen.’ tn put into practice im- Skating At Lake Mary Chairman Green who ended olf a Grcen, and approved by Reprc I’j ita- proved methoeb of managing the Tonight committee session, scheduled for Wed- live I.ongworth, the Republican h nd-^ farm*and home. MBANE THEATRE 1 x TODAY D on’t Miss His latest Six Reel Comedy Your Last Chance To See It also Comedy— “Tail Light” Thursday— A Keith Vaudeville act “ The Famous Jewels. I'hoto Floy—"What Fools Men A rc" H H H H lllH M M m B H H H H B iH BH H B iiSM iiiiw iiiii■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■ m in «»afcu»*B-ifliiu2aBU*niiH««u«*BaKia«:Kiiiena*i:';KiiLi*u.cir..x'.eaatxi.K'4iv»,ri*:fl3:Ma || BEGINNING B E G IN N IN G THURS. we open yemms ij TORE i! YOWELL .V THURS. evemircs 6) n ■N & GIVE HER SILK U N D E R W E A R H A N D K ER CH IEFS FOR M EN Kay sc r nnd Glove*:, Sillt Vsin KauiU* Tcddie, Gown?, Hlncmers $3.00 $5.00 to $ 10.00 All Shades ■5 *g Plain Linen and some with colored borders, 3 a® fnv HO Initial fnitijil linon. for SI $1.00, linen, r»r»r per pnnh each » G ive Silk 35c and 50c New Spring Prints, Gray, lllue, Tan and llrmvn- -Hans IJros. Silk, per yard ■■ Give him a New Cheney Silk Tie and a pair of Sfi Phoenix Sox $4.50 Kayser and Van Itaallc Gloves, Silk Teddies, Gowns, lllumners All Shades $3.00, $5.00, $10.00 ■■ Handkerchiefs Are Always Useful ■■ PHOENIX SILK SOX ■■ 75c ..a * Knit Silk Ties and Fancy Patterns $1.00 and $1.50 HM v v\ The New Hugs and Hcuutiful ■M Santa Clause Will Be At Our Store Saturday Night. Bring The Kiddies To See Him ■■ TOYS Toys DOLLS Trains ■■ Drums l>:.!(s from 5c to $15.1)0. Blocks are American Mama Pol's with the Black Boards Try cycles New Shapes and Colors, per each TEA SETS Lest Lievd Voice. Our (lolls Hoe our line Tor DOLL BEDS GAMES DOLL SWINGS $1.25 and $3.75 end i Dump Carts BOOKS llox Hundkercliiefs— fi5c, $1.00 to $2.00 box—3 to I llandkerUNION LUNCHEON SETS, per set Doil Furniture l I $4.00 to $6.00 $1.75 to $10.00 S i ll| j f o e fo r See the New Heads New Hath Hedies for Men Laelie- Van Hnnllc, ivyse r. $8.50, $0.00, $10.00 STORE OPENS EVENINGS and Phoenix. Colors. New Shades— some clocked, per pair ■■ mm Itadnor £ i '• . . . YOWELL vsaBsiMueivsv<eiiu« v uuv <m (* s w a m* m i « n u a r - t wa ■ ■ ■ r jix nu 3 .) a a r ». * -■%x j » n t ,-u .* v urta, B IS IIS S IR B a ilB I I I S S M S I B ll* S I S S « H S a a J S llllllS S S I S I S I I I » B llS S N n V £ D S n s X S I I K S B E lE LINEN TAHLE CI.OTIIS $2.50 to $3.50 yd. $2.00 l o $4.50 COMPANY. . . a t i i v i B 4 « N b k # « a » u , i : e « * e a j i mkksi i i a i a i E BM3 alaaSMB-lHiia MU *tl I(« **HB STORE OPEN EVENINGS 9 h.i u h w i e h i h h i u j s m m h u h n l i i i h s i i u i r i h i (!■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ______ 1 _____ ______4 ■■■" �Winter Haven citizens at a recent EVERET TRUE By CONDO Winter PaA< waa a visitor to Oviedo Tuesday. " Miss Louis* Var nnd Hr* B. H «‘ hidden of Oviedo WCHT, OFCiteTT. MND>| kheechobee Tuesttar a vWt to ind they returned ►for the preaent Jo Hotel- Mr. and Wbidden have the congratula■nd b beat a boat boat of of tfona and « t wiabea of a u. . friend*. have pnrehased L&Wton Bros. Co^ Co, haw pnrcnasei a new Ford truck from Edward Higof* Buiford "M d--------------are nowJ-doing U . oi - ssi sr E 3 WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS mass meeting went on record as fav­ With tho changeable weather which oring a commission form of' govern­ we have at thin season of tho year ment nnd it is quite possible that .this coughs and colds are very prevalent. -For all car* ■ Be prepared for them. Have a bot­ will be provided shortly. - V. tle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND handy, and with the Trade your old tire* fot wear first sign of a cough or cold take a do.jo nnd pruvont a serious ailment. FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ POUND has been the standard family cough remedy for over .15 years, bringing prompt relief nnd when 105 Palmetto Avi once used you will never bo without Phone 481-J itl ■Sold everywhere.— Adv. their own deUvering. Much needed work on the main street I* being done this week. The sandy aides of the road are being filled with marl which, when rolled will make a good road. Aa this street is a part of the Ovibdo-Winter Park road, it la travelled a great deal and should be kept in at leaat passable condition. . .. . . . Several cars of bulk oranges hnvo been moved from Oviedo this wek. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCall of year and members of tho junior class. Mrs. S. W. Swope and son Francis were DoLand visitors Friday. They were accompanied homo by Miss Mablc Swope who wilt spend tho week-end with her parents. Mr. McGowan ana slater, Miss Mc­ Gowan of South Carolina ore visit­ ing their slater, Mra. W . J. Vam. The Citrua Exchange Packing House has closed for the holidays. Mrs. J. J. Lively and son, Joe, Mrs. I.unday, Mrs. A. Llnhart, Mrs. C. A. Bruuson, Mra. W. M. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Cfcns. Lee and family, Mrs, K. K. Wright. Mra. W. E. Young nmi Mrs. S. W. Swope were Christmas shoppers In Sanford Thursday. Hev. L. E. Wright of Cedar Key is spending n few dnys In Oviedo on his wny homo from conference. He ir. the guoat of his children, Mr. and Mrs. R..R. Wright. White pastor of the Methodist Church here Mr.' Wright made many warm friends who are always glad to welcome him buck. Itev. and Mrs. Alan MacFarinn re­ turned Tuesday from Bradent >wn nnd report the comer-nce of the Methodist church one o f tho best over attend­ ed. Rev. J. N. Thompson, paritor of the Oviedo Baptist Church is attending the State Baptist Convention at l)eLnnd this week. Plans arc being made for a com­ munity Xmn» tree this year to be given in the Hchoot auditorium. An interesting program is being prepared and everyono is invited to como nmi have a good time. This intertuinment h under tho auspices o f no chur-h club «r other organization, but is in calirge o f a committee of citizens and m n return o f a former custom obin Qvicdo.^ C. A r’ Drailnon fa spending a few nays at hdme before taking another QOOp STC3KY, but IH TWY'llMd , T o T e u . it t — ii --------- A *A T > Ot» IT imtiinuruffTT.Tnir.Hiiwi NOs L NHVQfk HEARD THAT ONS* • ____ C Q V A IMTA N C O S h A v s !!i run on the main lino of the K. A. L. Railroad. Tho whole community was shocked and grieved Friday afternoon by i; terrible accident which resulted in the deuth of Mr. W. K. Young of this place. While returning from his farm r.hmit 5;H0 in the afternoon, Mr. Young’s ear was struck by a work train on the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road on the now extension being built Into the hummock. The ear was totully wre eked and Mr. Young in­ stantly killed. The funeral service* were held from tho residence Satur­ day afternoon and* interment in Oviedo cemetery, Rev. I.. K. Wright anil Rev. J. N. Thompson conducting the servicer. Mr. Young hud lived in Oviedo several years and was univers­ ally liked, us was shown by the beau­ tiful flornl olio rings, which covered hb grave, lie is survived by his wife Walpole o f Snrasotn, brother and sis­ ter of Mrs. Young and Mr. Young of Tnmpa attended the funeral Saturday, rt turning to their homos Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. McCownn nnd baby o f South Carolina arrived by auto last weak and are with their s inter, Mrs. W. J. Vnrn until the ar­ rival o f their household goods. Relieved Boy’n Cough. Mrs. I* Van Belie, Pendroy, Mont., writes, ” 1 like your Cough Medicine very well. My little boy, fi years old, hud ft very bad cough and after using FOLEY’S HONF.Y AND TAR COM­ POUND ho secured relief.’’ Fur co’.igliE, rolds and hoarseness there is no better vumeily on tho mniket toIny Ihr.n FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the test (if lime, serving three, generaHons, (frit Hie genuine; refuse aulistitutea.— Adv. ifiM s ! sanvicn. N ew Low Prices Light-Six two-pass. Coupe-Roadster $1195 Light-Six five-passenger Coupe Light-Six five-passenger Sedan Special-Six five-passenger Coupe Special-Six five-passenger Sedan Big-Six five-passenger Coupe Big-Six seven-passenger Sedan $2685 Alt prices /. o. b. factory With|s,ooa1,000invested exclusively in body plants and facilities, Studebaker is able to build bodies of highest quality, in large volume, and thus make im­ portant savings. It __ it is a studebaker Studebaker policy not to wait for tor any parp ar­ ticular tiny* b) announce lower prices but to give the customer the advantage of manufacturing savings as soon as they become effective. These savings are reflected in the new low prices of all Studebaker Closed Cars* Phone—-or call—for A demonstration. IKE HUNDREDS of visitors to Miami they lin'd searched tlio country over for tho I f l i S i B B ! k °mo °£ dreams—had wandered in hill and lowland looking for that ouo ' Reality where improvements nnd environment were such that their investment jB i was protected. Then at last they made a trip to Coral Gables and there they; ^oun(l tho home, tho improvements, and environment they Jwero seeking. A complete, attractive, permanent homo o f your own in a setting of tropical luxurianco can bo seen at its best nt Coral Gables. ITero tho lights play softly in and around the coconut androynl palms, tho grandeur of Old Spanish architecture—a picture too beautiful for words, a picture that weaves an irresistible web ubout you that only the poets of long years ngo could have adequately described. , Coral Gables is a suburban development tliat all Miamians nro proud of—a development Svh'ero the glory of tho beautiful architecture blends softly with the inngic shadows of pine and palm to ninko lifo for you worth while. And after nil the finer things o f life nro tho things that count in later years. Can you afford to overlook the opportunity that is yours now— tho opportunity that beckons but once in a lifo time? visit Coral Gables today in ono of tho big do luxe pullrann busses. Enjoy tlio greatest free sight­ seeing tour in America today. See tlio points of interest in and around Miami. Then ns you onJer Coral Gables and bowl slowly nlong tho glistening, broad boulevards, drink deep tho beauty of the homes in their magnificent settings of gorgeous cotors, nnd you too will feel that Coral Gables is tho promised innd for the home of your dreams. Space in tlio bus is limited. Do not let this opportunity slip by. Como to the local office today and make your reservation for scuta. Come nouj before the rush of winter tourists makes tlio trip more congested. i GEORGE E. M ERRICK, Owner and DeveloperDAM M ERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents. M W F U U II 1 ' i y u r . r IIII. a m ; T IIK A T i u . Executive Offices: W. \V. Hnnngrr. 158 Eart Flagler St., Ml-mi. Florida Offices: Jacksonville, W est Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, San v. ■*$• ford, Lakeland, Do Land, Eustis, — Corner First Street and Myrtle Avenue Northern O ffices; New Y ork City, Atlantic City, Boston, Columbus, Washington �===== =±* *7 ed to call ob election to determine iorplonta, when com. the question of the (nuance of tho ptefod, to W operated and nuiinUinfd 000.00) Dollars each, bearing inter­ Three Hundred and Ten Thousand Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, bonds provided for by this ordinance. by th« Cltjr o f SanfonL Florida, as . est at the rnto o f five and one-half Dollars, ihe Proceeds to be Derived City Clerk o f the City o f Section 7. That the form o f the public utility, fo r tho purpose per centum (5 % f t ) per annum, in­ from the 8alc Thereof, to be Used to Sanford, Florida. ballot fo r said election shall be as fu’ n l . h h . j o A * C l., J ' C 4 terest payable semi-annually on the Acquire, Establish, Purchase, and 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-Bt Florida, and to t*» Inhabitants there! follows, to-wit: Whereas, the City Commission of first daya p f January and July, all o f Construct an Electric Light and Pow ­ k “ FOR THE APPROVAL o f that o f, an adequate aqd ample supply B# er Plant otr Plants,” nnd, the City o f Sanford, Florida, on this PP y of certain ordinance o f the City o f San­ electricity. . said bonds to mature thirty (30) FOR the acquisition nnd establish­ the 10th day o f December, A . D. 1923, ford, Florida, numbered 67, entitled: Section 3 : ThtiTlt Is the determi years after the date o f the issuance ment o f an electric light and power duly passed and adopted a certain ’ An Ordinance Providing fo r the nation o f the City Commission of thereof, both principal and interest o f plant pr plants, to be operated and ordinance, numbered 07, entitled: said bonds to be payable at The maintained by the City o f Sanford, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Acquisition and Establishment o f a the City o f Sanford, F lorida, that the An Ordinance Providing fo r the Chase National Bank in the City o f , THE ACQUSITION AND ESTAB- W ator Works Plant or Plants by tho ■aid aum o f Three Hundred and Ten Florida, aa a public utility, and, Acquisition and Establishment o f a N ew York, State o f New York, in City o f Sanford, Florida, to bo Main­ Thousand ($310,000.00) Dollars, will FOR BONDS. LISHMENT.. OF.... A.. W ATER Water Works Plant or PInnts by the law ful money o f the United States ______________________________________ tained and Operated os a Public bo required fo r the purpose men­ WORKS PLANT OR PLANTS BY City o f Sanford, Florida, to bo Main­ o f Amor lea; sold bonds shall be signed! AGAIN ST THE APPRO VAL o f Utility, and Providing for an Issue tioned In Sections 0 * o and Two 0f THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ o f Utility Bonds by tho City o f San­ this Ordinance. tained and Operated as a Public b y the Mnyor o f the City o f Sanford,) that certain ordinance o f the City o f IDA, TO BE MAINTAINED AND ford, Florida, in the sum of Three Utility, and Providing for an Issue of Florida, and by the Clerk of the City Section F ou r: That a bond issue Sanford, Florida, numbered 68, en­ OPERATED AS A PBLIC UTIL- Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand in the ium o f Three Hundred and Utility Bonds by the City o f Sanford. o f Sanford, Florida, and shall have titled: “ An Ordinance Providing fo r ITY , AND PROVIDING FOR AN Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived Florida, in the sum of Three Hundred affixed thereto the seal of the City Ten Thousand ($310,00.00) Dollars the Acquisition nnd Establishment o f ISSUE OF UTILITY BONDS BY from the Sale Thereof to be Used to fo r tho municipal purpose enumer! and Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, o f Sanford, Florida, and the Interest an Electric Light and Power Plant THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ Acquire, Establish, the Proceeds to be Derived from the coupons to be attached to said bonds Pnrchaao and nted and specifically set forth in Secor Plants, by the City o f Sanford, IDA, IN THE SUM OF THREE Construct a Water Works Plant or lions Ono and Two of this ordinance Sale Thereof to be Used to Acquire, shall be signed with the engraved or Florida, to be Maintained and Op­ HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE Plants.’ Establish, Purchase and Construct a lithographed fac-slmile signature of Is hereby authorized, provided, how! erated as a Public Utility, and Pro­ THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE nnd FOR tho acquisition nnd estab­ Water Works Plant, or Plants, over, that before said bonds or any Baid Mayor and said Clerk, and viding for nn Issue o f Utility Bonda PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED lishment o f a water works plant or part of said bonds shall be issued, and an Ordinance, numbered 68, cn- 1 Whereas, prior to the issuance of by the City o f Sanford, Florida, in FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO plants, to be operated and maintain this ordinance shall be first approved the bonds above described or any the sum o f Three Hundred and Ten titled: i' BE USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB­ ed by the City o f Sanford, Florida, as by a majority vote of the electors of part thereof, under the Chnrter o f Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to An Ordinance Providing fo r the On the spot o f this memorial LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ a public utility, the City o f Sanford, Floridn, actualAcquisition and Establishment o f an the City o f Sanford, Florida, the said be Derived from the Sale Thereof, to ,tbe re-created America the STRUCT A WATER WORKS nnd FOR BONDS." ly participating in an election to b« Electric Light and Power Plant or ordinances proposing the said several to bo Used to Acquire, Establish, last Confederate troops sur­ PLANT OR PLANTS. “ AGAINST THE APPROVAL of called and held at such time and in bond Issues for the various municipal Purchase nnd Construct nn Electric Plants, by the City o f Sanford, Flor­ rendered. It is on the Dennett Whereas, tho Charter o f the City that certain ordinance of tho City of purposes, as aforesaid, must be ap­ such manner as is prescribed by the Light nnd Power Plant or Flonts,” ida, to be Maintained nnd Operated Form, three miles west o f Dur­ of Sanford, Florida, provides, nmong Sanford, Florida, numbered 67, en­ Charter and the ordinances of the proved by a majority vote o f the and ns n Public Utility, nnd Providing for ham, N. C. The chimney of the other things, that the City o f San­ titled: City o f Snnford, Florida. electors o f the City o f Sanford, FlorAGAINST the acquisition nnd es­ nn Issue of Utility Ilonds by the City farmhouse still stands. Tlte ford, Florida, shall have tho right to 'A n Ordinance Providing for the Section F ive: That said bonds idn, who are qualified to vote as tablishment of an electric light nnd of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of two columns represent the acquire, establish, own nnd operate Acquisition nnd Establishment of a shall be o f the denomination of One Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand shown by the registration books o f; power plant or plants, to be operated as a public utility, n water works plant North and South and the cap­ W ater Works Plant or Plants by the Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars each, tho City o f Sanford, Florida, voting and maintained by the City o f SanDollars, The Proceeds to be Derived or plnnts and to provide thu City tion over them reads “ Unity.” City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ bearing interests at the rate of Are ‘ from the Sale Thereof, to be Used t o 1nni* participating in an election call- ford, Florida, as n public utility, and, nnd the inhabitants thereof, with tained and Operated os a Public and one-half per centum (5*if/r) per AGAIN ST BONDS. Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd c<* an,l held ^or purpose water, nnd VIENNA IMPROVES CITY Utility, and Providing for nn Issue annum, Interest payable semi-annual, Thereforo, I, Forrest Lake, ns Construct nn Electric Light and Pow­ Whereas, tho City Commission of TR A N SIT. o f Utility Bonds by the City o f San ly, on the first days o f January and Mnyor o f the city o f Sanford, Flor­ er Plant or Plants, tho City of Snnford, Florida, now ford, Florida, in tho sum o f Three July, said issue of bonds to be num­ VIENNA. Dec. 19.— The Socialist ultd nn Ordinance, numbered 69, en­ ida, under nnd by virtue of the au­ FOR THE APPR O V A L of that cer­ deems it most expedient nnd to the government o f this city is extending Hundred and Seventy-five Thousnnd bered consecutively from 1 to 310, thority in me vented by tho orditain ordinance o f tho City of Sanford, best interest of o f the, City o f Snn­ its ambitious prugrnm o f public titled: Dollars, tho Proceeds to bo Derivet both numbers inclusive, nil of said nancen o f tho City o f Sanford, Flor­ Florida, numbered 69, entitled: “ An ford, Florida, to ncquire, establish, An Ordinance Providing fo r the works, and thus steadily reducing un­ from tho Salo Thereof to be Used to bonda to mature thirty (30) yean ida, nnd we, Forrest Lake, S. O. Ordinanco Providing for tho A c­ employment. maintain nnd operate ns n public Acquisition nnd Establishment of n Purchase and after the data o f the issuance there­ Us latest enterprise is to take over Gas Plant nr Hunts, by the City of Chase nnd C. J. Marshall, as the City quisition and Establishment of a Gas utility, a water works plant or plants, Acquire, Establish, the underground or belt railway, Commission o f the City of Snnford, Plant or Plants, by the City o f San­ Therefore, Be It Enacted by The Construct a Water Works Plant or of, both principal nnd interest of said which ha$ been out o f commission Sanford, Florida, to he Maintained Plnnts,’ Florida, do hereby call nn election bonds to he payable at The Chase ford, Florida, to he Maintained and People of the City of Snnford, Flor­ since the second your o f the war when nnd Operated us n Public U tility, and and AGAINST the acquisition nnd Nntionnl Bank, in the City of New Utility, nnd ida: its equipment was seized for m ili­ Providing fornn Issue of Utility Bonds to be held in the City of Sanford, Operated ns a Public establishment o f n wnter works plant York, State o f New York, in lawful tary purposes. The line will be elec­ o f the City of Sanford, Florida, in tho Florida, on the 11th day of January, Providing for an Issue of Utility Section 1. That it is the determi­ trified nnd made part o f the munici­ or plants, to bo operated and main­ money of the United States of AmeA . D. 1921, to determine the ques­ Bonds o f the City o f Hanford, F lor­ nation of the City Commi.mion of the pal stret railway system. The new Sum o f One Hundred and Sixty tained by the City o f Sanford, Flor- icn. Said bonds shnll be signed by tion by snid election then and there ida, in tho Sum of One Hundred and equipment is to be constructed in the Thousand Dollars, The Proceeds to City o f Sanford, Florida, to acquire, the Mayor o f tho City of Sanford, idn, as n public utility, to be held, whether the said ordi­ Sixty Thousand Dollars, tho Pro­ country. be Derived from the Sale Thereof, establish, own, maintain nnd operate Floridn, nnd by the Clerk of the City and AGAINST BONDS.” nances or nny o f them, proposing the ceeds to be Derived from the Sale to he Used to Acquire, Establish, ns n public utility n water works shnll o f Sanford, Florida, nml shall have Denmark Is experimenting with the Section 8. This ordinance said three severnl bond issues, shnll Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Estab­ Purchase and Construct a Gas Plant, plant or plants, nnd to provide the production o f electric power by burn­ upon affixed thereto, tho seal of the City be ndopted, approved nnd confirmed lish, Purchase nnd Construct a Gas City and the inhabitants thereof become effective immediately ing pent, o f which it has deposits su f­ or PInnts, its filial passage nnd adoption. o f Snnford, Florida, nnd the interest by the electors o f snid City, nnd Plant or PInnts," nnd with un adequate and nmplc supply ficient to .meet its entire demand for and nn Ordinance, numbered 70, en­ Adopted this 10th day o f December, coupons to be attached to said bunds whether the bonds provided for by FOR tho acquisition nnd establish­ lighting and industrial current. titled: o f water. A. I). 1923. shall ke signed with the engraved or An Ordinance Providing for nn said ordinances shall lie issued by the ment o f a; gas plant o r plants, to be Section 2. Thnt the City Commis­ FORREST LAKE, lithographed fnc-simile signature of Engineers are at work on u Turkish Issue of Bonds by the City o f San­ City o f Snnford, Florida, in the man­ operated und maintained by tho City sion o f the City of Sanford, Florida, (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE, proposal to link the Black nnd Cas­ said Mnyor nnd said Clerk. ner and for the purposes in snid or­ o f Sunford, Florida, ns a Public ford, Florida, in the sunt o f Seventyfurther deems it expedient nnd to pian sens by a series o f canals nnd C. J. MARSHALL, Section S ix: Thnt the Mayor of dinances or in nny o f snid ordinances, Utility, nnd< tho best interest of tho City* o f Snn­ present waterways that will estab­ five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds Attest: the City o f Sanford, Florida, is here­ provided’ and set forth. FOR BONDS. to he Derived front the Sale Thereof, lish new travel routes to much of the ford, Florida, nnd it is the determina­ L R. PHILIPS, by instructed, authorized nnd empowAnd, I, Forrest Izike, ns Mnyor of Near East. to he Used to Acquire, Build, Con­ tion o f the City Commission of the City Clerk. ered to call nn election to determine City of Sanford, Florida, and we, AGAIN ST THE A PPR O V A L of City o f Sanford, Florida, to issue struct nnd Equip with the Necessary 12-12-19-26-1-2-9-51 thu question o f tne Issuance of the Forrest Izike, S. O. Chase nnd C. J. Furniture and Fixtures, a City Hall that certain ordinance o f tho City utility bonds o f the City o f Snnford, bonds provided for by this ordinance. Marshall, as the City Commission of o f Sanford, Florida, numbered 69, Florida, in the sum o f Three Hundred and Administration Building, Section Seven: That the form of the City o f Snnford, Florida, do here­ entitled: “ An Ordinance Providing and Seventy-five Thousand ($375,And, Whereas, the four said ordi­ the ballot fo r said election shall be u by appoint C. L nritt, nnd F. 1*. for tho Acquisition nnd Establish­ nances provide for the issue o f bonds 000.00) Dollars, the proceeds derived Itines ,and W. M. Ilnynes, Inspectors follows, to-w it: ment o f n Gan Plant or Plants, by the from the sale o f said bonds to be used by the City o f Sanford, Florida, for o f suid election, nnd Dnvid Speer, "F O R TH E APPROVAL of that City of Snnford, Florida, to be Main­ for the following municipal purpose, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR municipal purposes, in the total sunt Clerk o f said election. certain ordinance o f the City of San­ THE ACQUSITION AND ESTAB­ tained and Operated ns n Public to-wit: To.acquire, establish, purchase of Nine Hundred nnd Twenty Thous­ ford, Florida, numbered OX, entitled: The form of the ballot for snid LISHMENT OF AN ELECTRIC Utility, and Providing fur nn Issue and construct n water works plant pr and ($920,000.00) Dollars, the pro'A n Ordinanco Providing for the election shall he as follows, to-wit: ; LIGHT AND POWER PLANT o f Utility *Bimfls o f Jt W d t j f o f San­ plants, including suitable land, ease­ coeds derived from the sale of said OR PLANTS. BY THE CITY OF Acquisition nnd Establishment of an OFFICIAL BALLOT ments, structures, boilers, engines, ford, in the sum o f One Tundied nnd bonds to be expended in the follow­ SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO BE Electric Light nnd Power Plant or Bond Election Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ dynamos, machinery rstar.d pipes, ing manner ,to -wit: MAINTAINED AND OPERATED Plants, by the City of Sanford, o f the ceeds to be Derived from the Snie reservoirs, pumps, conduits, nnd other (A ) Under authority o f Ordinance City o f Sanford, Florida, AS A PUBLIC UTILITY, AND Florida, to lie Maintained nnd Oper­ Thereof, to be Used to Acquire, Es­ apparatus and appliances necessary No. 67, the sum of Three Hundred AND PROVIDING FOR AN IS­ ated as a Public Utility, nnd Provid­ Jnnuary 11, 1921. nnd Seventy-five Thousand ($375,tablish, Purchase and Construct a in obtaining, accumulating nnd dis­ SUE OF UTILITY BONDS BY ing for an Isaue of Utility Bonds by tributing an ndcquntc supply o f wa­ Gas Plant or Plants’, ’n‘nd 000.00) Dollars, to acquire, establish, Make n Cross (X ) Mnrk before "For THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ thu City o f Sanford, Florida, in the ter, said water works plants or AGAINST the acquisition nnd es­ purchase nnd construct a water works IDA, IN THE SUM OF THREE Sum o f Three Hundred nnd Ten the Approval, etc.," o f before “ Against plants, when completed, to be oper­ tablishment o f a gas plant or plants, plant or plants, including suitable the Approval, etc.," ns may bo Your HUNDRED AND TEN THOUS­ Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be to l>e operated and maintained by the ated nnd maintained by the City of land, easements, structures, boilers, AND DOLLARS, THE PRO­ Derived from the Sale Thereof, to be Choice. Sanford, Florida, ns a public utility, City of Snnford, Florida, ns n public engines, dynamos, machinery, stand CEEDS TO BE DERIVED FROM Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase for the purpose of furnishing to the utility ,and pipes, reservoirs, pumps, conduits, THE SALE THEREOF, TO RF. FOIt THE APPROVAL of that cer­ nnd ConstVuct nn Electric Light and City of Sanford, Florida, and to the AGAINST BONDS. other apparatus nnd appliances nec­ USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB­ tain ordinance o f the City of San­ Power Plant or Plants,’ and inhabitants thereof, nn adequate und essary in obtaining, accumulating ford, Florida, numbered 67, entitled: ample supply o f water. LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ FOR tho acquisition and establish­ and distributing nn adequate supply “ An Ordinance Providing for the STRUCT AN ELECTRIC LIGHT ment of an electric light nnd power Section 3. It is the determination FOR THE APPR O V A L o f that of water, raid water works plant or ANI) POWER PLANT OR plant or plants, to be operated nnd plnnts, when completed, to be oper­ Acquisition nnd Establishment o f n certain ordinance o f the City o f Snn­ of the City Commission o f the City Water Works Plant or Plants by the ford, Florida, numbered 70, entitled: of Sunford, Florida, that the suid PLANTS. maintained by the City of Sanford, ated and maintained by the City of City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ Whereas, the Chnrter of the City Floridn, as a public utility, nnd sum o f Thiee Hundred and Seventy“ An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ Sunfurd, Florida, as a public utility, A STRIKING ORIGINATION tained and Operated ns n Public FOR BONDS.” of Sanford, Florida, provides among five Thousand ($375,000.00) Dollars, sue of Bonds by the City of Sanford, for the purpose of furnishing to the An excellent style for the woman Utility, nnd Providing for nn Issue Florida, in the sum o f Seventy-five will bo required for the purpose other things that the City of Sanford, “ AG AIN ST THE APPROVAL of City o f Sanford, Florida, nnd to the who must have straight lines, is this o f Utility Ronds by the City o f San­ Florida, shall have the right to ac­ that certain ordinance o f the City of mentioned in Sections One and Two Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to inhabitants thereof, nn adequate and (rock of plaited crepe dc Chine, made ford, Florida, in the sum of Three be Derived from the Sale Thereof, of this Ordinance. Sanford, Florida, numbered 68, enquire, establish ,own nnd operate, as in slip-on effect. In c nock and arm­ untple supply o f water. Hundred ami Seventy-five Thousand to be Used to Acquire, Build, Con­ tituled: a public utility, an electric light and holes arc finished witli a hand of lacc Section 4. That n bond issue in (B ) Under authority o f Ordi­ insertion, but the design also provides Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived struct and Equip with the Necessary the sum of Three Hundied nnd Sev- power plant or plants, nnd to pro­ ‘ An Ordinance providing for the nance No. 68, the sum of Three Hun­ for kimono sleeves cut in one with a from the Sale Thereof to be Used to Furniture and Fixtures, a City Hall onty-fivo Thousand ($375,000.00) Dol­ vide the City und the inhabitants Acquisition nnd Establishment of »n dred und Ten Thousand ($310,000.00) square necked yoke. With the yoke Acquire, Establish, Purchase and and Administration Building,” and lars, for the municipal purpose thereof, with electric current for Electric Light anil Power Plant or and sleeves the dress easily may be Dollars, to acquire, establish, pur­ Construct n Water Works Plant or impressed into p r a c t i c a l service. enumerated nnd specifically set forth power and light, and, Plants, by the City o f Sanford, Flor­ FOR BONDS. chase nnd construct nn electric light Without, it is a perfect model for Plants,” and in Sections One nnd Two o f this Ordi­ ida, to be Maintained nnd Operated Whereas, the City Commission of and power plant or plants, including semi-formal occasions Medium si/e nance, is hereby authorized, provided, the City of Sanford, Florida, now a3 a Public Utility, and Providing for FOR the acquisition and establish­ AGAINST THE APPRO VAL of requires VA yards 40-inch crepe dc suitable land, easements, structures, ment o f a water works plant or that certain ordinance o f the City of however, that before said bonds or deems it most expedient and to thu best an Issue o f Utility Bonds by the City Chine, and yards 2)4-inrii handboilers, engines, dynamos, machinery, in plants, to he operated nnd maintain­ Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, en­ any part of said bonds shall be is­ interest of the City of Sanford, Florida, o f Sanford, Florida, in the sum of conduits, conductors, poles and other Pictorial Review Dress No. 1873. ed by the City of Sanford, Florida, ns titled: “ An Ordinance Providing for sued, this ordinance shall he first ap­ to acquire, establish, maintain and Three Hundred and Ten Thousand apparatus and appliances, for mak­ Sizes, 34 to 43 inches bust. Price 45 operate, ns n public utility, nn elec­ Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived a public utility ,and an Issue o f Bonds by the City of proved by a majority vote o f the cents. __ __________ ing, generating, nnd distributing elec­ tric light nnd power plant or plants, from the Sulo Thereof, to be UseJ FOIt BONDS. Sunford, Florida, in the sum of electors of the City o f Sunford, Flor­ tricity for light nnd power purposes, Therefore, Be It Enacted By Tho Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the ida, actually participating in un elec­ People o f tho City o f Sanford, Flor­ to Acquire, Establish, Purchase and suid electric light and power plant tion to be called and held at such AGAINST THE APPROVAL of Proceeds to be Derived from the Sale Construct nn Electric Light and or plants, when completed, to be op­ ida: that certain ordinance of the City of Thereof, to be Used to Acquire, Build, time nnd in such manner as is pre­ Power Plant or Plants,’ nnd erated and maintained by the City of Section One: That it is the de­ Sunford, Florida, numbered 67, en­ Construct nnd Equip with the Neces­ scribed by the Charter und the ordi­ AGAIN ST the acquisition and es­ Snnford, Florida, ns a public utility, termination o f the City Commission titled: “ An Ordinance Providing for sary Furnituro and Fixtures, a City nances of the City of Sunford, Flor­ tablishment o f an electric light and for the purpose of furnishing to the) o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, to the Acquisition and Establishment of Hall and Administration Building,” ida. power plant or plants, to be operated C'ity o f Sanford, Florida, and to the a Water Works Plant or Plants by and Section 5. That said bonds shall acquire, establish .own, maintain and und maintained by the City of San­ inhabitants thereof, nn adequute and the City o f Sunford ,Florida, to be be o f the denomination o f One Thou­ operate, as a public utility, an elec­ ford. Florida, ns n public utility, auJ, AGAINST BONDS. ample supply o f electricity. Maintained and Operated ns a Pub­ sand ($ 1,000.00) Dollars each, bear­ tric light and power plant or plants, AGAIN ST BONDS.” (C ) Under authority o f Ordinance ing interest at the rate o f five and nnd to provide the City and the in­ lic Utility ,nnd Providing for an Is­ Section Eight: This ordinance shill No. 69, the sunt of One Hundred and (5%*/*) per habitants thereof with an adequate become effective (immediately upas sue of Utility Bonds by the City of The suid election hereby ordered one-half per centum Sixty Thousand ($160,000.00) Dol­ Sanford, Florida, in the sum of and culled to be held shall he held and annum, interest paynble semi-annual­ and ample supply o f electricity for its final passage nnd adoption. lars, to acquire, establish, purchase Thrcu Hundred nnd Seventy-five conducted in the manner prescribed ly, on the first days of January und power nnd light. Adopted this 10th day of December, und construct n gas plant or plants, Section Two: That the City Com­ Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be by the ordinances and the Charter of July, said issue of bonds to be num­ A. 1). 1923. including .suitable land, eusements, bered from 1 to 375, both numbers mission o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ Derived from tho Sale Thereof to be the City o f Sunford, Florida. FORREST LAKE, structures, boilers, engines, dynamos, inclusive, all o f raid bonds mature ida, further deems it expedient nnd Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase The polling place fo r snid election (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE. machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ and Construct a Water Works Plant shall be thut certain room on the (30) years after the dnto o f tho is­ to thu best interest of the City of C. J. MARSHALL, duits, conductors, pipes, gn.smcters, Sanford, Florida, and it is the de­ ground floor o f the City Hall, known suance thereof, both principal and in­ As the City Commission « and other upparutus und appliances or Plants," and termination o f the City Commission terest of said bonds to ho payable at AGAINST the acquisition and es­ as the fire uppuratu.t room. tho City o f Sanford, Florida for making, manufacturing, generat­ o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, to WITNESS the hands o f Forrest The Chase National Bunk, in the City ing und distributing commercial gus, tablishment of a water works plant or Attest: * issue utility bonds of the City of San­ of New York, State o f New York, said gas plant or plants, when com­ plants, to he operated and maintained Lake, as Mayor o f the City o f San­ I.. U. PHILIPS, ford, Florida, in the sum o f Three pleted, to he operated und nmintuined by the City o f Snnford, Florida, ns a ford, Florida, iifhl Forrest Like, S. in lawful money of the United States City Clerk. Hundred and Ten Thousand ($310,of America. Said bonds shall be public utility, und O. Chase, nnd C. J. Marshall, ns the by the City of Sanford, Florida, as u V E R Y SMART IN LINE 12 -12-19-26-1-2-9-5t City Commission o f tho City o f Snn­ signed by the Mayor o f tho C’ity of 000.00) Dollars, the proceeds derived AGAINST BONDS. public utility, for Die purpose of fur­ Distinctly youthful and unusually CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS ford, Florida, attested by L It. Sanford, Florida, and by the' Clerk from the sale o f snid bonds to he nishing to the City of Sanford, Flor­ smart in line is this frock of cocoa used for the following municipal pur­ of the City o f of Hanford, Florida, OPEN. . , ,h4 Philips, Clerk o f tho City of Sanford, brown wool rrepc. The front and ida, and to Die inhabitants ' thereof,, Notice is hereby given thzit back are in the fashionable fiat effect, FOR THE APPROVAL o f that cer­ Florida, and the coroprate seal of and shnll have affixed thereto, the pose, to-wit: To acquire, establish, uti udequute und ample supply o f books for the registration of v an elastic inserted in a tape casing tain ordinance o f the City o f San­ the City o f Sanford, Florida, on this seal o f tho City o f Snnford, Florida, nurchaso and construct an electric o f the City o f Snnford, Florida* commercial gas. holding in the fulness at the sides. liuht and power plant or plants, in­ (D ) Under authority o f Ordinance ford, Florida, numbered 08, entitled: thu lUlh day o f December, A. D.f 1923. nnd tho interest coupons to be at­ this day been opened for tho t*u P The narrow belt may lie of ribbon or cluding suitable land, easements, o f registration, and will remain tached to said bonds shnll ho signed FORREST LAKE, of self-material. Silk braid trims the No. 70, the sum of Seventy-five Thou­ “ Ail Ordinance Providing for the turn-down collar and sleeves, which rt .k As Mayor o f the City of with the engraved or lithographed stiucturc3, boilers, engines, dynamos, until January 2, 1921. sand ($75,000.00) Dollars, to acquire, Acquisition and Establishment of an arc slashed at the hack. A vestee of Witness my hand as City . machinery, ronduits, conductors, fac-simile signature of said Muyur Snnford, Florida. Electric Light nnd Power Plant or build, construct und equip with the lingerie material is the detail that un\l the seal o f the City’ of a iu. poles and other apparatus und ap­ and Baid Clerk. FORREST LAKE, necessary furniture nnd fixtures, a plants, by the City o f Sanford, Flor­ Paris favors just now. Medium size Florida, on this the 12th day 0 Section 6. That the Mayor o f tho pliances, for making, generating, anJ requires 4 yards 40-iueh material. (S E A L ) S. O. CHASE, City Hall and Administration Build­ ida, to be Maintained und Operated ccmber, A. D. 1923. Pf Pictorial " “Review ‘ “Dress No. 1838. City o f Sanford, Florida, is hereby distributing electricity for light and (S E A L ) C. J. MARSHALL, L. It. P H W g f c . us a Public Utility, und Providing fur ing. Sizes, 34 to 43 inches bu.t. Price As the City Commission o f the instructed, authorized ami empower­ power purposes, said electric light All M said bonds to lie o f the dc- un Issue o f Utility Bonds by the City 45 cents, Memorial NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION nomination of On* Thousand (H r of ftanfoint,’ Florida, in the sum o f City of Sanford Florida. ORDINANCE NO. 67 Daily Fashion Note ORDINANCE NO. 68 ... A ' ;,,k i—_ jL . L ’ii« J7- J* — — _____ -X ••f. �commercial gag. Section Two: That the City Comm lnlon o f the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, further deems It expedient and to the beat Interest o f the City of machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ duits, conductors, pipes, gnsometors, and other apparatus nnd appliances fo r making, manufacturing, gener­ ating nnd distributing commercial gns, said gas plant nr plants, when completed, to he operated, nnd mnintained by the City of Snnford, Fioridn, as n public utility, for the pur­ pose of furnishing to the City of Sunford, Horidn, and to the inhabitants thereof, an adequate and ample sup­ ply of commercial gas. Miss Katherine Moore, 18-yearold beauty, won $100 and was selected as tho “ goddess'* fo r tho New York nuto Bhow. She’s a perfect 34. The highest mountain peak in New Zealand, a land o f hot nprings and glaciers, does not nttnln inoro than 12,350 feet. Mountain climbers mar­ vel nt the scenery which is unexcell­ ed. Cut This Out— It is Worth Money Fend this nd nnd ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avo., Chicago, III., writing your nnmo and nddress dearly. You will receive n ten cent bottle of FO LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, also free sample pack­ ages of FOLEY PILLS n diuretic stimulant Tor tho kidneys nnd FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS fo r Con­ stipation nnd Biliousness. These wonderful remedies have helped mil­ lions of people. T ry them!— Adv. STOCKHOLDERS M EETING The regular nnnunl meeting of the stockholders o f tho Seminole County Rank, will be held in the banking rooms of the bank on Thursday, Jan­ uary .3, nt 4 o'clock p. m., for tho pur­ pose of electing a board o f directors to serve for the ensuing year, nnd any other business thnt may properly come before tho meeting. A. R. KEY, Cashier. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, thnt in pursuance with the Charter nnd in accordance with provisions o f law, the annua) meeting o f tho Stock­ holders o f tho Seminole Securities Company will bo held nt tho office of the President o f tho Company in the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 8th day of January, 1921, ut the hour of 1:00 o’clock p. m., for the pur­ pose of considering such matters ns may be brought before it. Dated this the 1th day o f Decem­ ber, A. D. 1923. F. P. FORSTER, Attest: President. ALFRED FORSTER, Secretary. 12-12-19-20-3 tc Section Three: That it is tho de­ termination of the City Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, that the said sum of One Hundred nnd Sixty Thousand <$IGO,ODO.OO) Dollars, will he required for the purpose men­ tioned in Sections One nnd Two of this ordinance. Section Four: That a bond issue in the sum o f One Hundred and Sixty Thousand ($160,000.00) Dollars, for the municipal purpose enumerated nnd specifically set forth in Sections One and Two of this Ordinance, is hereby authorized, provided, however, thnt before said bonds or any part o f snid bonds shall be Issued, this ordi­ nance shall lie first approved by n majority vote of the electors of the City of Sanford, Florida, nctunlly participating in an election to be called nnd held nt such time and hi such manner ns is prescribed by the Charter and the ordinances of the City of Snnford, Florida. ford, Florida, numbered 69, entitled: "An Ordinance Providing fo r the Asquisition and Establishment o f a Gas Plant or Plants, by the City of Sanford, Ftorida, to be Maintained and Operated as a Public Utility, nnd Providing For an Issue o f Utility Bonds o f the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, in the Sum o f One Hundred and Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived from the Sale Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase and Construct a Gas Ptant or Plants,* and FOR the acquisition and establish­ ment: o f a gas plant or plants, to be operated and maintained by the City o f Sanford, Ftorida, as a public utiiity, and > FOR BONDS." “ AGAINST THE APPROVAL of that certain ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida, numbered C9, en­ titled: ‘An Ordinanco Providing for the Acquisition am] Establishment of n Gas Plant or Plants, by the City of Sanford, Florida, to be Maintained nnd Operated as a Public Utility, nnd Providing for an Issue of Utility Bonds o f the City of Sanford, Floridu, in the Sum o f One Hundred and Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived from the Sale Thereof, to be Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase and Construct n Gas Plant or Plants,* and AGAINST the acquisition nnd es­ tablishment of a gas plant or plants, be operated and maintained by tin; City o f Sanford, Florida, ns a public utility, nnd AGAINST BONDS/* Section Eight: This ordinance shall become, effective immediately upon Its final passage and adoption. Adopted this 10th day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1023. FORREST LAKE, (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL, A s the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest: • I- R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 12-12-19-20-l-2-9-5t Section Five: That said bonds shnll be of tho denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, hearing in­ terest at the rate of five and one-half ( 5 VjVr) per centum per annum, in­ terest payable semi-annually, on the AN ORDIANAC.E PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE first days o f January and July, said CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. issue of bonds to be numbered con­ IN THE SUM OF SEVENTY-FIVE secutively from 1 to 160, both num­ THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE bers inclusive, nil of said bonds to PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO mature thirty (30) years nfter the RE USED TO ACQUIRE, BUILD, date of the issuance thereof, both CONSTRUCT AND EQIUP WITH principal and interest o f snid bonds THE NECESSARY FURNITURE to be payable nt the Chase National AND FIXTURES, A CITY HALL Bank, in the City of .New York, Stnte o f New York, in lawful money of the United States, of America. Said bonds shall lie signed by the Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, Floridu, and shnll have affixed there­ to, the seal of the City o f Sanford, Florida, nnd tho interest coupons to be attached to said bonds shall lie You can find the name of signed with the engraved or lith­ every live Business Mnn ographed fac-similc signatures of in Snnford in this Column said Mayor and snid Clerk. each day. Section Six: Thnt the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, is here­ by instructed, authorized and em­ powered to call un election to de­ Sanford Novelty termine the question of the issuance of the bonds provided for by this W orks ordinance. Section Seven: That tho form of V. C. COLLER, I’ rop. the ballot for said election shnll be as follows, to-wit: General Shop and Mill Work “ FOR THE APPROVAL of that certain ordinace of the City of SanContractor and Rudder ANp ADMINISTRATION BUILD­ of the City of. Sanford, Florida, and ahfil have affixed thereto the seal of ING. w the City of Sanford, Florida, aiyl the BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE interest coupons to be attached to OF THE CITY O F -S A N F O R D , said bonds shall be signed with the engraved or lithographed fs c simile FLORIDA: signature o f said Mayor and said Section 1. That tho City fom m is­ Clerk. Section 4. That the Mayor of the sion o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, deems It expedient and to tho best City of Sanford, Florida, is hereby authorised and emi empower_ interest o f the City .o f Sanford, Flor­ instructed, authorized ida, to issue boqda o f tho City of ed to call an election to determine the Sanford, Florida, In the sum o f question o f the issuance o f tho- bonds Seventy-five Thousand ($75,000.00) provided for by this ordinance. Section 5. That the form o f the Dollars, the proceeds •derived from the solo o f said bonds to be used for ballot for said election shnll be ns tho following municipal purpose, to- follows, to-wit: FOR THE APPROVAL o f thnt cer­ wit: To acquire, build, construct and equip with tho necessary furniture tain Ordinance of the City of Hnnnnd fixtures, n City Hall and Admin­ ford, Florida, Numbered 70, entitled, istration Building; and it is further the determination o f the City Com­ mission that the construction and the furnishing o f said City Halt ami Ad­ ministration Building is a necessary public improvement, and that same will be o f great benefit to said mu­ nicipality. Section 2. That the funds to be derived from the sale o f the said pro­ posed issue of bonds is hereby uppropriaetd exclusively for tho above stated municipal purpose, and a bond issue in tho sum of Seventy-five Thousand ($75,000.00) Dollars, for the municipal purpose enumerated and specifically set forth in Section 1, of this ordinance, be, nnd the same is hereby authorized, provided, how­ ever, that before said bonds, or nny part of said bonds shall be Isuesd, this ordinance shall be first approved by a majority vote o f the electors of the City of Sanford, Florida, actual­ ly pnrticipnting in un election to be ealled nnd held nt such time nnd 'n such manner ns Is prescribed by the charter nnd the ordinances o f the City o f Snnford, Florida. Section .1. Thnt said bonds shall be of the denomination of One Thou­ sand ($1,000.00) Dollars each, bear­ ing interest nt the rate of five and one-half per centum per annum, in­ terest payable semi-annually on the first duys of January and July, said issue uf bonds to be mi inhered con­ secutively from 1 to 75, both numbers inclusive, all of said bonds to mature thirty years after the date o f the is­ suance thereof, both principal nnd interest of snid bonds to be payable nt The Chnso National Rank in the City of New York, State of New York, in Inwfnl money of the United States o f America; snid bonds shall be signed by tho Mayor o f the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd by the Clerk To the untrained eye, crude petroleums all look pretty much alike, but to th^ re* vary widely. The process o f converting this crude oil into various products is a most interesting one. Refining, distillation and filtration bring about the separation o f various "fractions”—from gasoline to roofing and paving materials. The production o f a motor oil is one of the most important steps in this process; the effort being made to take out the im­ purities and at the same time leave in the Cnrds of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, In his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Schelle Maines LAW YER •:— Court House M O TO R O IL . is mncle from tho heart o f choicest, selected “ crudes” , in one o f tho w orld’s greatest refin­ eries, nnd by painstaking enre in every step o f its innnufactmxv.it cornea to ytm ns the perfect m otor oil. Aak your dealer for a copy o f die free booklet, “ Making Motors Run Smoother” ; it will interest you and save you money. Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Rank Building Sanford ----------------- Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Rank Building Sanford, . - - —Florida W . J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Rhone 48 101-8 Magnolia Avo PIES BAKED to ORDER Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 2C0-W THE PAINT WE SELL Sanford IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, NOR BLISTER. OR CHALK OFF A Full Line or Kalsomine, VarnUhes and Stains SOLD ONLY BY SANFORD PAIN T STORE VVelaka Bldg, --------------- Phone 498 QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R Storage S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder The very beat Battery is an Sanford, - I EXIDE R A Y BROTHERS Phone 518-------------------- Said Teacher of Pianoforte and l’ ipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Mcisch building SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO Get an Abstract before buying property E. A . Douglass, Pres Phone 303 re-charge and repair makes of Batteries S I M M O N S Machine Co. General Machine and lloilet Works Cylinder Grinding Phone G2 ------ Sanford, Fla. 1‘hone 198 M I L D R E D Local and Long Distance Hauling Batteries We R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance f SANFORD, FLORIDA STEW AR T the Florist SEMINOLE CAFE i George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford Florida Thereof to be Used to Aequbw, B d i Construct and Equip with the Wee* sary Furniture and Fixture*, • Cttf Hall and Administration Banding,* and, AGAINST BONDS. • This ordinance shall become effec­ tive immediately upon ita final' pa§snge and adoption. Adopted this 10th day o f Decem­ ber, A. D. 10123. FORREST LA K E , S. O. CHASE, C. J. M ARSHALL, A s the City Commission o f th« City o f Sanford, Florida. Attest: ' L. R. r i l l U P S, (SE A L ) City Cclrk. 12-l2-19-26-i-2-9-5t H a > )e Y o u E v e r "V is ite d A G r e a t O il R e fir v e r y 517 Commercial Street AN ODINANCF. PROVIDING FOR THE ACQUISITION AND ES­ TABLISHMENT OF A GAS PLANT OR PLANTS, BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED AS A PUB­ LIC UTILITY, AND PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF UTILITY BONDS OF THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX­ TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF, TO BE USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB­ LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ STRUCT A GAS PLAN T OR PLANTS. Whereas, tho Charter o f the City of Sanford, Florida, provides among other things that the City o f San­ ford, Florida, shall have the light to acquire, establish, own and operate ns a public utility, a gas plant or plants, nnd to provide the City and the in­ habitants thereof with commercial gas, and Whereas, the City Commission of tho City o f Sanford, Florida, now deeins it most expedient and to the best interest of tho City o f Sanford, Florida, to acquire, establish, main­ tain and operate ns n public utility, “ gas plant or plants, Therefore, lie It Enacted by the People o f tho City of Sanford, Flor­ ida: Section One: Thnt it is the de­ termination o f tile City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida, to acquire and establish, own, muintuin und operate us a public utility, a gas plant or plants, and to provide the City ami the inhabitants thereof, with on adequate anti nmple supply of “ Art Ordinance Providing for an Is­ sue o f Bonds by the City o f Sanford, Florida, In the Sam o f Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to bo Derived from the Sale Thereof to ho Used to Acquire, Build, Construct and Equip With the Necessary Fur­ niture, City Halt and Administration Building" and, FOIl BONDS, and, AGAIN ST THE APPROVAL o f that certain Ordinance o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, Numbered 70, en­ titled, “ An Ordinance Providing for an Issue of Bonds by the City o f Sanford, Florida, in the Sum o f Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the Pnacccds t obe Derived from the Sale W . 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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1923 KIN OF VICTIM REPORTS STATE { • •* 0 N UPRISING FEARED Dr. Sun Yat Sen, 8outh China Leader Say* He Will Appoint Own Customs Officials HONGKONG. Dec. 18.—A flotilla of foreign gun boats has been In the harbor of Canton where tense situa­ tion has prevailed elnce the recent threat pf- O n Sun Y at Sen, South China leader, to selto customs funds. He apparently la preparing for eventualitics. Somo of the warships lying off Shamcen, the foreign section of Canton, have been cleared for action and French sailors from the cruiser Jules Kerry have landed a t Shamcen. Apparently tho action of foreign powers is due to recent move of Sun Yat Sen in notifying the commander of the customs In Canton of his in­ tention to supercede commissioner and customs iU lf by new appointees. ___<n r T k f AHwIalnl rrr»*> RERLIN, Dec. 18.—The text of the notes exchanged between Premier Poincare and Herr von Hocsch, Gcrman charge (I’afTnirs at Paris, were published Mnndny night. To them the semi-official agency appends tho statement that the German govern­ ment, noting France’s readiness in principle to enter into dlscusssinns, will immediately put forwnrd further detailed proposals regarding the re­ establishment of German authority in tho occupied regions and communica­ tions with the unoccupied territories, so that normalcy in the Rhine nnd the Rhur mny be restored in the prompt­ est manner possible. Germany disclaims nnd desire to encroach on the Irenty of Versailles, and the nope is expressed thnt the dis­ cussions may ultimately lead to n final settlement of the Ruhr nnd Rhine controversy. for a loan of from 150,000,000 to $70,000,000 with which to buy grain and fats abroad was delivered In written form to the reparation com­ mittee Monday. It received little support In French official circles, where it was declared there was no conclusive evidence thnt FEDERALS OCCUPY MORE TERRITORY food was licking in Germany. It was remarked that tho manifesta­ tions In Germony had been provoked not by a dearth of cntablcs, but by the inability of a grent proportion of the population to pay the prices demanded by the holders of food­ An American Mining Engineer stuffs.. ' Is Slain By Bandits At Those closo to Premier Poincnre Conception del Oro declared thnt the first thing needed in Germany wns-n renovation of the (Hr Tkf A«si*rlMe4 rrr«s» financial system, nftcr which in their WASHINGTON, Dc. 18.—The opinion, plenty of food would bo revolutionary movement in Mex­ forthcoming ill the country itself. A ico han not appested to change foreign loan, they sold, would avail the policy of the American gov­ nothing unless the food were bought ernment toward Mexico. to ba distributed gratis to the inhab­ Request for Loan Little Supported. itants, because if the latter had to «nr The A»»o*t«lrH r r m l • Hr Tfcr Aaai.rlntril I'rra.l pay for the imported goods the same EL PASO, Dec. 18.—Federal PARIS, Dec. 18.—Germany’s re­ difficulties would arise as now exist;! troops have taken San Marcos, quest for authority to pledge the only a few would be able to find the important position between Vera resources of the Reich ns guaranty funds with which to buy. Crux and Mexico City and are advancing steadily toward sea­ p o r t stronghold of rebels, accord-' Heavy Loss By Fire ing to advices received Tuesday In Houston Texas by Mexican Consul Rulse. EXPERT TESTIMONY IS CHALLENGED BY THE PROSECUTION KOUNDOURITIOS WILL BE APPOINTED REGENT REMOVALS URGED GAINING STRENGTH Stern Language Used in Message To King George—Departure of Dynasty Imperative I Ilf T h r Au h Ii M Miss Zoe Coburn (left) and Mrs. W. S. Coburn, daughter and wiuow of the into W. S. Coburn, K. K. K. official, who was shot in his office. Philip Fox, former Klnn publicity agent, is being tried for the shooting. American Legion Will Meet in Orlando Soon Prrmr) LONDON. Dec. 18^-A dispatch from Athens saws that the king and queen are leaving Rumania Tuesday night without signing any decrees and that Admiral Koundouritios will be appointed regent. Premier Gonatas and Colonel Plaatiars advices say signed a letter re­ questing tho king to leave attar they hnd been interviewed by a military and naval delegation and others who urged removal of dynasty. Letter to King George, it is said, was couched in stern language and contained in­ timation that his departure by eve­ ning at latest was imperative. LIBERALIST PARTY WILL BREAK AWAY, F R O M ALUANCESiINTERESTING m (Hr T h e An*•elated Presat (Hr T h r A»a»clnlril I’rrasl MEXICO CITY, Dec. 18.—The Re­ PALATKA, Dec. 18.—The annual volutionaries evacuated Puebla Mondny night, tho war department an­ department conference of post com­ nounced. Federal forces occupied Al- manders and post adjutants and ex­ ecutive committee of the American mnza and Lucas Gonzalez. Solicitor Hoykin Says That Fox Was Legion Department of Florida, will Former Premier Asquith Makes An Not Influenced To Kill By bo held in Orlando January 21, C. nouncement Before A Large Ten Killed in Hattie. “Voice of God’’ Sanford Rotnrians enjoyed two In­ Gathering Ten men were killed Sunday in en­ Howard Rowton, state adjutant an­ teresting talks by H. C. DuBose and nounced. National officers ore ex­ gagements in the vicinity of Guada­ ATLANTA, Dec. 18.—The defenso D. L. Thrasher at the weekly lunch­ (Hr T hr ANMnrlnlrif 1'rraa) pected to be in attendance. lupe, between insurrectionists and rested its case shortly after noon in LONDON. Dec. 18.—Former Prcm- eon held Tuesday. federal troops according to uncon­ No one was killed hut two passeng­ the Fox trial after Dr. J. N. Brawler iem Asquith speaking nt a meeting Itotarian DuBose Arat urged his firmed reports received here Mon­ ers received minor injuries Mondny had tcstifiied the defendant was para­ of the members of liberal party Tues­ fellow members to pay their poll tnx day. afternoon when the Tampa Spccln noiac. A recess was taken to allow day afternoon nt which Lloyd George nnd qualify for the coming bond elec­ Two irregulars were reported kill­ No. 19 was wrecked about a ipilc anil the prosecution to muster its rebut­ nnd practically every liberal member tion. This, he pointed out, la the duty ed, including Lieut. Ptmental, at half south of Longwood near Hook­ tal case. of parliament wns present, said the of every citizen. He asked that ev­ er’s Crossing. Tho injured were: Guadalupe through which 50 cav­ liberal party intends to freo itself ery member get busy and pay hla Mrs. N. J. Reja of Vandncln, 0.. suf­ ATLANTA, Dec. 18.—Efforts of alrymen, under command of tho lieufront alliances with other parties. tux at once. Speaking further, Mr. fering somo minor Internal injuries prosecution to impeach the expert ‘ tenant, pnssed Saturday night en DuBose said that the support given and Mrs. S. A. Chancellor of this testimony of defense thnt Philip Fox route to Junrez from El Porvcnir, SCHOOL HOARD MEETS to the Boy Scouts had not bee® what city who waa bruised slightly by n is a chronic purnnniac was continued where they had been stationed.* The The county school bonrd met in ad­ it should have been. He san that falling suitcase. cavalrymen enmped a short distance journed session Tuesday morning to Rotarinns hnd accepted the respon­ today. During the clnsh of counsel I Hr T h r Aamtrliitnl I’rrm ) The train waa In charge of Engineer Solicitor General Boykin declared he outside the village, occording to jh o bids for the Geneva school sibility of setting the examples by WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. — The consider reports, nnd rode into the town Sun­ Dick Wallace and Conductor Ed. would nttempt to prove Fox did not building and for an addition to the which the boys were to be guided. Hutts. When seen at the wreck Mon­ attribute his kiling of Captain W. S. Approximately 1,57b citizens of day morning, shouting "Viva Villa!" deadlock in the Senate over the elec­ Sanford High School for the domes­ Ho pointed out thnt so far that the day afternoon Mr. Wallace refused to Coburn to “voice of God” until he had Sanford are registered' on the cltv "Viva De La Huerta!" The men were tion of nn Interstate Commerce Com­ tic science department. only support thnt hnd been given was give out a formal statement of the conferred with the counsel. hooks, according to figures given out slain in a brief engagement ,with mittee chairman continued Monday, A number of bids were received financial. Mr. DuBose further urged hut the house perfected its organ­ cause of tho wreck but stated that He wns not permitted to introduce Tuesday by. the city clerk’s office. But fiscal gendarmes. hut the hoard decided to defer action fellow Rotes to live up to th® re­ he was proceeding along with usual a newspaper bearing on this point of that number senreely more than The insurrectionists split into three ization by approving its standing on them until n meeting next Satur­ his sponsibility that they have accepted 100 are qualified to vote in the coming groups, some retreating towards committee slates. precaution bofore rounding the curve however. day afternoon, it was unnounccd by nnd give to the Boy Scouts of San­ bond election, which is to be' held on Jucrnz, another party riding toward when all of a sudden the engine with Five more ballots were tnken by Superintendent T. W. Lawton. . ford their hcnrtlMt eo-opsmUaiu • ■• January 11. / . • ■ the soaL.aar .gad,, four .. passenger hills nhd other* moving towarij tho Scnhtc which will resume voting School Children Help *•* •*T1T(J rMiren thut there arc not more tho Itotarian Thrasher reminded his coaches I«ft~th«- track. San Ignacio. At the latter place n Tuesday with the expectation that Complete Skeleton of henrers thnt Christmas tlmfi Is a time Republican insurgents will givo their » He stated that it waa all done in n Stop Motor Accidents , 'J o n K f t (hit 1«ccond battle was reported, in which when love, servlco and self-sacrifice minute’s time but that he realized the Elephant Is Unearthed should prevail. paid their 1923 poll tnx. ‘ This tax eiffht men, Including fiscal guards and support to Senator Smith of South He said that many danger and applied the emergency Cnrolinn, the ranking Democrat on the T h r Aaattrlnfrtl P rrss) must he paid before January l in 8t,hhors WL‘ru killed, were prone to mangnlfy the bad things brakes. Neither he nor the fireman SANI HrFRANCISCO, committee. This vote with thnt of Dec. 18.—One to have the privilege of voting, of life nnd in so doing forget all (II) The .tM u rlalril I'reM l jumped, ho said, but both remained thousand public school boys of San order MARION, O., Dec. 18.—Councilmnn the Democrats would result in his according to word given out. by City TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dee. 18.— of tho good things. He urged that nt their ]H>sts. Tbonins J. Mend received word Monj election, Francisco, front 12 to 18 yearn old, Attorney George A. DcCottcs in Perhaps the most complete skeleton everyone get into the •pW t of the How They Voted. Although no official statement was have been organized into a traffic re­ Mondaya issue of The Herald. day from Mexico that his son Elmer of elephant that roamed the east­ season and let Christmas of 1923 be given out as to tho cause of the serve force. Like the regular traffic The insurgents Mondny supported ernthesection Poll tnx may be puid nt the office of Mead, -15, had been slain by bandits tho North American the hnppicst one in all the history of wreck, it was the consensus of opinion policemen they are posted on the cor­ County Tn:;*Assessor John D. Jinkins nt Concepcion del Oro. first Senator Howell, Republican, Ne­ continent in of • pru-historic days, so far Sunford. that it was duo to the bad condition ners surrounding schools, where they nnd should he paid this week, but Elmer Mend wns employed ns a braska, nnd then Senator Couzcns, In charge of the prograin at Tues­ of the track at that point. It Is said regulate the progress of nutomobilcs certainly not later than next week mining engineer for the Snnta Roaa Republican, Michigan, who on the ill Florida, hns been unearthed at day’s meeting wns F. E. Roumillat, that the cross ties were rotten and as nnd see thnt their fellow students Citizens are urged to pay their poll Mining Company with headquarters last ballot received a total of 12 Melbourne by Dr. Fred H. Loomis, Professor of Geology at Amherst Music was furnished by George\ a result the rails had spread probably cross th<| streets safely. They study tux in order to vote on the $920,000 at Snn Antonio, Texas. votes. In nddition to that of the College, Mass. Dr. ls>omis is mak­ IJrockhnhn at the piano. Singing causing tho wreck. insurgents he drew support from Sen­ ing excavations in the vicinity of wns led by Frank MncMahon. Tne the city ordinances nnd nrc drilled in bond issue for the construction of wa­ I l l ) Thr Anworlntril P r m l l.ato yesterday nfternoon no report signals by traffic officers of the po­ ter, light and gas plants and for tho ators Cummins of Iowa, who has been Melbourne at the invitation of the club enjoyed two vocal selections by erection of u city hall. w TAMPICO, Tex., Dec. 18.—The sit­ endorsed by the Republican party was forthcoming from A. C. I.. offi­ lice department. Mayor Forrest Lake said he again uation here nnd in this vicinity in conference for the chairmanship. Chamber of Commerce of thnt city. Richard Holtzclaw. * cials sent to the scene of the wreck This is an extension of n campaign All but one member of the club waa to determnio Its cause. Wrecking against accidents started here 10 wished to call the Sanford citizen’s a t­ tranquil. A rumor wkas in circult- Gooding of Idaho; Jones of Wash­ The find wns made on the property nt Tuesday’s meeting and tho trnins were on tho Job throughout months ngo by the police department, tention to the importance of the coin­ tion here Mondny that Juxpam had ington; Norbcck of South Dakotu ami of O. I*. Singleton, nt whose sug­ present secretary announced th a t the a t­ gestion the invitation was extended ing election. It is tho duty of every Monday night,, having come from in co-operation with the California gone over to the rebels, but it was Ilorah of Idaho. tendance thus far this month has to Dr. I.oomiN. Jacksonville and Lakeland. It wns State Automobile Association. A com­ citizen to qualify to vote In tho bond said Monday this was untrue. A tele­ On the first ballot Monday Senator A list of bones found is contained been 97 per cent. thought that by late Tuesday after­ mittee of citizens was appointed to election, he said, in order to ndd in­ gram received from the commander It was announced that there would Cummins lacked only two votes of in a letter from Dr. Isuimis til Her­ fluence and thereby stimulate interest noon the track would ho cleared for work with the police in suppressing of the garrison at Tuxpnm said there in tho sale of tho bonds. the majority necessary for election. man Gunter, state geologist of Flor­ be no meeting next Tuestlny but travel again. hnd been no new developments in the reckless driving nnd careless walking, | Previous to this, he pointed out. thnt the club would meet Thursday, Forty-three senators supported him, ida. The letter says: Resides tho engine and roal ear, nnd in supervising the flow of traffic. Sunford bonds hnvc brought a good situation; that the entire oil region ns December 27 at which time, the dis­ against 39 for Senator Smith; six "I have just completed taking up there were four coaches that left During the 10 months the death price and they must bring a good wns under control of federal forces trict governor of Rotary, Kendrick the track, one of these being a com­ rate for motor accidents here was re­ prico for these bands should the clec- loynd to President Obregon. The dis- for Senator Howell and one for Sen­ the mammoth skeleton. It has turn­ Guernsey of Orlando will! be present ed out: bination baggage and passenger car. duced 25 per cent from thnt of the tion carry. However, he said, it may i pMch added that the drilling of oil ator Couzcns. in nn official capacity. • "Skull: Two bnscs of tusks about Smith held his strength on tho sec­ . .......... The engine left the track and plowed same period in 1922, according to sta­ •be expected. thnt they will bring a wells was continuing actively. George W. Knight announced th a t three feet long each .four teeth and ond ballot, but Senator Cummins lost up n huge pile of sand but was al­ tistics prepared by the association. Federad troops nrc continuing their lower price should the citizens of o n ly $377 of the quota of $1,000 had t w o votes which were transferred to fragments of u skull. most in line with the original track Representatives of northern and this city fail to show the proper in­ pursuit of Cesar Lopez dc Lara, for­ Senator Couzcns, whose total was been raised for the Boy Scouts. A "Vertebrae: Seven cervical, 18 or when it stopped. The coal car central mer governor of the state of Tnmcities, at a recent terest by not voting. 19 more or less complete dorsals nnd continued appeal for these funds wilt nine. Howell’s vole dropped to one. swerved off to the left side, piled up meeting California niilipus, about 125 miles northwest here, decided to adopt a be made. On tho third ballot the vote was lumhars, sacrum four tail. « high embankment of sand and turn­ similar plan Tampico. Pursuit of them is be­ in their communities. Koretz’s Wife Going To of "Ribs: Eight or 10 complete nnd ed nlmost completely around. Tim­ ing hampered by luck of communica­ Cummins 39; Smith 38; Couzcns II. bers in the coal car were smashed On tho fourth it was Cummins 39; 20 to 25 sections, almost enough for Cases Disposed In in thnt region. Work Support Children tionVolunteers to small pieces. to the number of 1,000 Smith 39; Couzcns 11. The fifth bal­ both sides. McAdoo Officially Several hundred feet of steel tracks County Court Tuesday were urmed here Monday and.sworn lot—the fourteenth sinco the dead­ "Front Limbs: Two scapulae, twoI Hr T hr A M w l m r S Prr««) were tom up and somo of it wns a Throws His Hat In in by the chief of tho garrison to lock began—found Cummins and thirds of the humerus, radius ,nnd CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—Mrs. Leo compact moss of twisted steel. One ulna, most of one foot, other leg wife of the mnn who until a guard Tampico in ense the garrison Smith again tied with 38 each while bones The Presidential Ring Koretx, County Court was In acssion Tues­ piece of track was bent so that it represented by ends nnd pieces Couzcns’ vote was increased to 12. few days ago she thought was a should be called upon to leave for day morning with Judge E. r. Hoiiaoformed an shnped nn almost perfectly pc of shafts. millionaire, appeared before n referee the battle front. Democrats Solid Except Urucc. The combination hnggngc nnd LOS ANGELES. _ ,, "Hind Limbs: Pelvis in four piecos holder presiding over the court. A Calif., Dec. 18.— —w~'» i ,ii* n bankruptcy here Monday, declared On all o the ballots the Democrats caj|||y put together, one femur, preliminary hearing was given h. M. _ . ..... ;ly behind the passenger car immediately behir | ||) Thr Aaqitrlitlril I'rrsil William Gibbs ^ cA ,1<.,0*.l :„u, 8ho W 0H practically penniless and voted solidly for Senator Smith, ex one tibia, and one foot; the other Bryant and Edwin Cooper for the al­ engine also swerved off to tho left rector of the railroads Mon ay Jr <■wouj,| K0 woric ncxt month to supSAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 18.—A ccpt Senator Bruce of Mnrylnnd, who leg hns two-thirds of femur, the rest leged larcency of a large quantity of lie tearing up tho track as it left. (orinally announced his 5»n«»«“ f y ,™r port herself «nd two children. Her large number of Americans nre be­ sido ferns from the Royal Fern Although being derailed there was no the Democratic presidential nomina iti year old son, she declared, ing detained in Mexico City by Pres­ continued to support Senator Cum­ in ends nnd pieces." Company of Altamonte Springs. Uath serious injury done to this car well tion in a telegram to W. W. Howes, has secured u position as u sales ident Obregon for fear that if they mins. Preparations nre being made for were released on bonds and bouna ns to other threo passenger conches ttemocratic state chnirman, Pierrq, clerk. The house wound up its organizu the mounting of the bones, Dr. attempt to leave they may come in over to the grand Jury. Bryant was behind it. a. d . The wife of the head of the fictit­ contact with rebel forces, according / tion which had been hanging fire for Loomis advised the state geologist. released on a $1,500 bond and Coop* The pullman cars in the train sus-i Mr McAdoo’s formal acceptance of a telegram received here Monday two weeks in quick order. Democrats cr’s.hond was placed a t $500. tained no injury. I t is believed th a t|the piatf0rm adopted by the Demo- ious Bayano River Trust Company to demanded debate on the Republican Judge L. B. Camp. The Ameri­ John Varn, R. T. Bavin and Henry hnd tho four derailed coaches been of i cratic propoanl convention already is of Panama, who fled a few days ago by after relatives and friends had in­ cans, the advices state, are in no committee nsisgnments which had Charge Bootlegging Bird were before the court charged wood instead of all-steel, there would in the mail enroutc to Pierre. been revised to include Representa­ reckless driving. All three par­ Against Dutch Boat with have been a serious loss of life. At The telegram to tho South Dakota vested about $5,000,000 in the “oil danger. tive Nelson of Wisconsin, tho insur­ Tho information was received by bubble,” declared she knew nothing ties plead guilty and were sentenced first it was roported thnt there had Democratic stute chairman read: leader, on the rules committco, by Judge Householder. (lly Thr AwnrlsIrS I’rra*) been several persons killed nnd others "Having filed my formal acceptance of her husband’s business dealings. Judge Camp after he had asked help gent failed to delay the ratification It was announced th a t a charge had NF.W YORK, Dee. 18.—Hendrick J. injured, but this was found to be of the platform adopted by the Demo­ She said since he had disappeared, in locating his grandson, thought to hut vote, the insurgents with threo ex­ Karns, captain; Edgar J. Goevens, been filed against Andrew Hamlin for erroneous, a true but short account cratic proposal convention, ns required she had turned over much of her be in Mexico City. The telegram adds the restrictions ceptions voting with the Republican .supercargo ntul seven sailors of the the alleged possession of intoxicating of the wreck appearing in Monday’s by South Dukota law, I desire again money, Jewels and uutomobilu to make paper. to express my appreciation or the up as much ns possible of the deficit.] are principally because it is expected organization. The Democratic com­ Dutch auxiliary schooner Zechond, liquors. A hearing will be given Ham­ the rebels would soon enguge the mittee slates were approved by a viva seized by const gunrds December 7 lin at a later date. honor conferred upon mo by the conHUGHES GIVES STSATEMENT. local forces around Puebla and other voce vote. outside the three-mile limit, o: Fire ventlon and to any that I am willing . WORK IS RUSHED (H r Thr A x t x l n l r d l'rr»a) The house action enabled commit­ Islnnd inlet. Monday were held in high MORE SEAWALLS TO BE BUILT BOYNTON, Dec. 18.—Practically to fight with and for the people ot WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—Secrc- towns near Mexico City. tees confronted with pressing legis­ bail on indictments charjcinj* boot­ WEST PALM BEACH Dec. 18.— all material is on the ground and South Dakota in support of the I re­ tary Hughes informed Russian Soviet lation linully to get down to work, watThe city commission has provided for legging in American territorial Railroads Concerned. gressive principles espoused oy tne work is being rushed on the system official today in a statement tran s­ • ***SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 18.— the appropriations committee meeting crs. The defendants denied th e1an additional $75,000 for construction of water mains for this city. Pipes convention. „ . , „ mitted through the Ameriral consul nt once to perfect its organization. ___ __________ _ .... ...__ ____ . . . . __ . . J U __ charge, declaring they were bound]of the senwails here. This is the leadin gto the Beach olltel have been "Wo shall get no relief from the nt Reval, that "there would seem to Mexico’s recent troubles nre being placed in position along Ocean Avenue burdens now opposing us. nor shall be, at thii time, no reason for negoti­ viewed with real concern by traffic Division of the committee into sub­ from Antwerp to Halifax and were balance of the $100,000 bond issue and other preliminary steps to be­ we progress in any direction through ations with Soviet Government, such men of the railroads and of big in­ committee for the framing of the an­ forced to put into the United States voted last August for the purpose, repairs and fresh drink- and of which $25,000 already has essary reputrs ginning the real work have been the Republican policies of stand still- ns suggested in •✓ message from So­ dustrial and commercial roncerns, nual supply bills will be completed for necessary made available. It has been decided ism and wistful wishing for these viet foreign minister received yestcr- who see renewed complications in Tuesday. ing water. taken. to begin work on tho first seawall problems to solve themselves. » dny at tho White House. trade relations should the revolution along the Southland Park lake front. “The Democratic party stands for AVIATORS ARE KILLED. AITROVEV COMMISSION FORM prove of long duration. progress and populnr rights. It wel­ d ir Thr ■A»siM"lm»il rrr«»> SAN ANTONIO. Dec .18.—Capt. Watch for GU1MARES SENTENCED. They point out that Mexican rail­ comes the opportunity to do battle for PLANNING BODY NAMED NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Albert E. road facilities were getting back to SARASOTA, Dec. 18.—This city has Hurold F. Strucken, commander of JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 18.—Mayor them.” ________________ _ Your Name Gulniuras, central figure in the in­ normal after the disturbances of sev­ gone on record, in a municipal elec-'thc. 47th School Squadron, Brookstion, against the commission form of fleiti( and Scrg. C. E. Ryals were kill- Alsop has named Jacksonville's pl*n* vestigation centering about the death eral years. government. Mayor S. J. Bacon was.etj when their plane crashed at Pen­ nlng commission, which soon will bo­ NEWTON TO HE ELECTED. If it appears on the want ad At one time freight was moving as of Dorothy King, Broadway butter­ _ _1 a _ .1 I... ii Ia *U ii Mara' r* ml a_ a _ by _a large >» majority. More dleton, rTexas. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 18.—Ark fly, was sentenced to Atlanta penl- freely between tho United States and re-elected They _____ were___ en____ route to gin working on its plans for region­ page of The Herald today, than 100 women voted in the election, Dullns, Sergeant Ryals’ home was al zoning and other regulations that Newton will be elected captain of the Mexico as between the staet of the you will receivo two free will govern building operations, lay­ election. in Glenwood, Ga. Florida rioriua football iiMJwuit sqund^ - I - — ^ a ^ b a n, q u■e * cjare<j j,e had resorted to swindling tickets to the performance at Tuesday night, it is learned in au- operations in order to keep affections Union. ing out of sub-divisions and such m at­ Then came revolution, and until ters affecting the city's^ growth. The Milana Theatre tonight. thoratative circles. Next season is of the woman on whom he spent $00,- about a year ago, no rail-oad equip­ Apparatus has been developed in MARKETS Germany with which the material of You may be tho lucky one. his last to piny on the squad. ment was allowed to move from this 000. An inventor has patented a trap- to CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—Wheat, May country across the border'unless a sunken vessels that cannot be raised Road thoroughly tho little 1.09 to 1-8; July 1.07; Corn; Mny 73 catch the leg of an automobile theif The knife of a new cutting tool can he salvaged by cutting them to bond equal to tho value of the equip­ Photographic plates made of pnper want ads. -h^ul.l he try to operate the pedals. to 1-1; Oat*, May -15 1-2. for holts is driven downward nnd for­ pieces under water. ment was put up. ' have hecu invented in Europe. ward with n shearing motion. MANY SPECTATORS VIEW WRECK SCENE (Hr The An»orln(ril Prraa) HOUSTON, Dee. 18.—Fire greatly damaged the Capitol hotel, four-story structure In the heart of the down­ town district and several adjoining structures. The hotel guests fled in their night clothing. None was re­ ported injured. Later headless bodies of three men were discovered and belief was ex­ pressed that others would be found fcoro search ended. Property loss is estimnted at $300,000. FEW VOTERS HAVE QUALIFIED FOR THE ELECTION_JAN. 11 SENATOR SMITH IS STILL IN LEAD FOR CHAIRMANSHIP - ------------ r �•4 fcr-.ivi w ALD, BfOffDAT, tlBC .c i.'.i CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS Drum And Angle Corps BalMIaga Nearing Completion Millard Selected As Dec. 17.—Tho two larg­ ' Sewanee’s Captain Added to RO.T.C. Unit1estDELAND, buildings yst erected in Dcland An invontor has filled an electric To take the place of swnbtg, , flak iron with ooapsloab 'to retain v/ ndow shade tb a tjlld e, „„ iu a t nnd,save current, it being pos­ l. » 1 sible to use it- for some time after wires at each side of a window f n Z are now nearing completion and will has been Inyentad having the 0< W BEWANEE, Ttnn., Dee. 17—George disconnecting t|ie feed wire. cost hr excess of half a million dol­ ("Flop") Millard, of Nacogdoches. tage that It can bd.ustd at any h e l^ .. . . . . . , lars. THe new Putnam Hotel, • six- Tex., was clocted captain of Ihe 192. Sewnneo football team u t the nnnua. You W1*h *° 11,0 * Want Ad story structure of buff brick and ,Ibanquet Herald Want results. given by Vico Chancellor F in - i phono 148 and a solicitor will call. fire-proof construction, containing , ntjy. 120 roontn is being rushed and tho 1 Millard hnn played n great game iin a management expects to havo it open nt tackle Tor the past two years. He to thc public on January 1. This build­ in a senior in college, n studenting replaces the well-known old Put- i proctor and n member of thc Sigma nnm Inn which was destroyed by fire Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. “ Flop'' is hree years nfo. Thc new First Na­ : 23 years of age, six feet one inch TODAT tional Rank building is a r.ix-story jtnl nr.d weighs 175 pounds. • structure of red brick, and is expec­ i -------------------Wm. Fox Presents ted to ho completpd thc latter part For quick rcsulin line ilcrnhl of January. Want Ads. They arc read by nearly everybody. FILIPINOS EFFICIENT IN ENGLISH. MANILA. Dec. 17.—A total of 634 Thc name of tho owner of a golf candidates recently took tho~ bar ex­ ' hall in printed entirely around it Pace’s Barn. A Big two amination tests in thin city, and more ' with a new marker. than 270 naked that the examinations story, corrugated iron be given them in tho English langu­ i_________________________________ age. This is tho highest English per­ building—40x75. Must With John Gilbert, Estelle Taylor, centage ever recorded. be sold this week. A real Gaston G lass, Robert McKiai and Only 190 candidates passed . thc and All 8tar Cost tests. ” „• 54- - , MUNICIPAL COURT. THIS WEEK IN SANFORD UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dee. A total of 17 cases were tried th b Week of December 17 to 22. 17.—The R. O. T. C. unit a t the Uni­ morning in Municipal Court before Monday. f versity of Plorida hay a drum and Judge J. G. _Sharon. _ . Most, of...the cosRegular meeting 1 . 0 . 0. F., 8 p. m., bueli* corns. This is n new develop­ S L W . W ' S S chnr« ^ . w‘lh MnsonlC Hall, ment ro far as University of Florida bllng and drunkness. Charles DonTucaday military ostabl Lament is concerned, I R^ u,ar meeting Co. D. Florida Na- ana no utermed the “baby" of and so may mny bo fUlnh ^ l d s o n whilc S ^ c f f tlo.nal Gunrd' 8 * Court ,,rtUSCorganisation, •id with carrying’ concealed svenpons, Hegulnr meeting Knights of ColurnThe? bsr.d is a time-honored and well known pnrl oi the school and was dismissed because of insufficient bJ“* s P* m,» K* £evidence. The case ngaingst W. E. | „ H®*?1®*’ meeting Masonic Lodge military life, but the drum nnd huglo __.r charged ...... __ with .... _.... . . Masonic Hall. boya are a valuable addition nnd, W n ts , white, failure „to ^*9;,®®*® P' First' Street crossing, was dis-| Weekly luncheon Rotary Club, 12:15 ( acting in co-operation and conjuncv d. L. A. Tate, white, failed to Valdes Hotel. ; uon with the band, are destinrd to ,r to answer chares of reckless Rcqulnr meeting City Planning fill a great need in the military and his bond of $5 was cs- Commission, 8 p. m., City Hall. branch of school life. The feeling treat Wednesday of thc military department In general, Reguhr meeting Eastern Star, 8 p. as expressed by Captain L. W. Amis TIME IS EXTENDED. m„ Masonic Hall. when he suld, “The drum and huglo According to Postmaster J. C. Hal!, Weekly luncheon Kiwnnis Gub, corps is thc best thing that ever hap­ the period in which to make contribu­ 12:15, Valdez Hotel. pened to this outfit. They’re new tions to the Harding Memorial As.ioRegular meeting Men’s Club, 8 p. yet and arc bound to make some mis­ elation fund, ims been extended m. takes, but with n little more practice through thiRweek. Many contribu­ Thursday they will bo n first class outfit.” tions have been received to date, he Weekly luncheon Association of Prizes to the winners of events &ld today. Business Women, 12, Lu-Beth Cafe­ th at arc held in the military battalion teria. each in the form of wnll scaling, Bargain WORK IS PROGRESSING. Friday bayonet work, best drilled soldier, 'Work on well No. 3 at . Second Weekly luncheon Chamber of Com­ best drilled sqund, !x?st drilled platoon Thc last work in Motion Picture * SURVEYS FOR PAVING. Street and Park Avenuo is progress­ merce, 12:15 Voider. Hotel. and !>cst drilled company will be KISSIMMEE, Dee. 17.—A firm Photography ing fast and it was believed that by Regular meeting Knights Tem­ uWarded again this year from pro­ of engineers hns been employed to Tuesday morning a sufficient depth plars, 7:30. ceeds of profile made by the post make surveys for thc purpose of be­ Comedy—“Between Showers” wil have been reached to secure a flow Following P airs Bonked Ahead exchange whieh i s . operated by the ginning paving work here on n pro­ of water equal to thnt of the other F ob News December 8, Annual ball of the mititary department. gram that it is expected will contimic Place Your Order Now two wells that have already been fin­ Sanford Woman’s Club held at the until eight miles of streets have been Booms r.01-2 Prices 10 and 25 Cents ished. Woman’s Clubhouse. BIG BOND ISSUE PROPOSED. , paved. The city commissioners de­ First National ionnl Bank Bank Building) w . . ' „ December 27, Senior C. E. enter­ or ! Tuesday and Wednosday-HnroM LAKELAND. Dec. 17.—A bond is­ cided to go ahead with the work and REAL ESTATE TRANSERS. rito n c 95 tains at Prcsbyterlnn Church. sue of 81,009,000 wil bo passed upon to cnll an cioction a t a later date. S E M I N O L E C A F E Lloyd in "Why Worry" December 17. nt the polls next February 20 by tho !This is made nossihlc by a new law T. A. and E. M. Grccnlcnf to I. G. FKEE SHOW TONIGHT. voters of Polk county, tho proceeds to passed by the legislature this year. Nlekell. . Edward 1-eRoy flirting with death ha used in rond improvements. A George A. DeCottes nnd wife to L. 1 r7T 7T nn the high wire from the top of proposition to widen nil county nineD, Rhodes. F . O. Bieder and wife to Annie Mac the First Nationnl Bank will per­ foot roads to fifteen feet with fourform again tonight. Friday night he inch concrete curb; and to lay 100 Hamil. N. H. Garner to J. C. Roberts. drew a large crowd while perform­ miles of completely new 15-foot roads with four inch curb in places ing. where most needed in the county, will TRIED ON LIQUOR CHARGE. bo incorporated in tho questions to be Chief of Police Williams arrested AT TIIF. MII.ANE, decided nt tho election. The new pro­ on Friday three persons for selling liquor. Two of the nnrties, Georc«.j Alexander Dumas, considered by ject wil cover practically all connect­ Hawkins and Willie Ware, were tried many book lovers ns the greatest ing highways to all adjoining counties. before Municipal Judge J. G. Sharon writer of fiction of all times, almost on'Frldny morning at 9 o’clock. Fnn- invariably used ns his theme thc safe­ DADE COUNTY FAIR. nie Cholco failed to npppenr nnd her ty of thrones; but in his classic DELAND, Dec. 17.—A movement “ Monte Cristo,” which has been made bond of 8100 wns estreated. The oth­ fair wil bn held next March l»y William Fox into a super photo­ annual er two were fined 8200 nnd costs. 12-15 oil the old Tatum ball grounds, production and which is showing to- where building will be dny at thc Milnne Thentre, Dumns erected ntotemporary SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT house the exhibits of the if from t l l h™« «f *‘9 women’s department, and the rest of An exhibition of pictures for the drifts ic of "“ n,cd to 1 0 th,e mas the exhibits wil be shown under ennpurpose or raising funds for the thc purn local school thc oppression °PP«smIoii of a soul that lives! but van. Plans nre being made for a hanchase of pictures for tho Incnl nor season of ngricultural exhibits, rill be held in the Grammar to oppress other souls. rooms will School this week. It is said thc col­ Though the story deals with n pc while officials in chnrgc believe the lection will be nn unusunliy line one riod in French history which abounds livestock department will outstrip nnv and of more than ordinnry interest. with dramatic incidents that well previous showing made in Dade coun­ In addition to thc pictures on dis- might serve ns a plot for historical ty fnirs. The poultry exhibits nre exRoait betf and otkm ilay will be thc privilege of inspect- writing, i. e., the Napoleonic period, nected to equal those nt the state • meatt art cookti ng every’ class room. The teachers yet. the writer was not tempted by fair. through thoroughly in of the vnrious classes will wclcomo .Such nn nlluring bait. Nevertheless visitors nnd become acquainted with thc story is nn allabsorbing one which FESTIVAL AN ANNUAL EVENT. the Florenet Ovtm, COCOA, Dec. 17. — The "Indiun them. Thc children nrc eager to have grips the spectator nnd holds his a t­ without burning am tention to thc very end. River Orange Festival" would become the parcnls visit their rooms nnd ap­ the bottom. The manner in which thc lending an annual event under plans in the preciate the excellent and, attractive accommodations which your tax mon­ character, Edmund Dantes, makes mnking by the citizens of this city. himself the instrument of retributive Tho first of the festivals will be held ey is providing for them. Rooms and exhibitions will l>c open justice is so well done, thnt even next Jnnunry 21-20, which will be for inspection from 3 to 5 o’clock on though his acts seem somewhat un­ featured by n “ Fruit Parade,” in which will nppear floats decorate-1 the afternoons of Wednesday, Thurs­ holy, one ennnot but glory with him. will: foliage and products of nil sub­ day nnd Friday of this week. Princi­ Tho discovery of a new secret pro­ tropical fruits. These will include pal and teachers extend u cordial in­ vitation to every one interested in thc cess for mnking ether is claimed by floats of ornnges, pineapples, nnd the like. A water pageant, in which all schools nnd children, to be present on Vienna chemists. kinds of ernft will participate, will be one of the afternoons. The small Pressing n new kitchen implement held on Indian River at night. admission fee of 10 cents will be charged for adults, hut all school chil­ down on n potato cuts it into pieces « , ^ - .$ of even size for frying. PROCEEDS GIVEN TRUSTEES. dren are admitted free.—Adv. MIAMI, Dee. 17.—The • hoard of county commissioners hns turned over to tho Dade county bond trustees proD e M n la v rPi L inKk os U D nt nn vv pt rr ™ VOTE ON « onds . MIAMI, Dec. 17.—An issuance of ccedo of a $35,000 bond issue, which Man As Activities Head $.'150,000 in' bonds to provide for new wno sold recently. Plans immediate­ O you let your wife keep u stove going in arc through cooking, just turn out the fire? ______ buildings nnd additions to several ex- ly were begun ns to whnt roads would KAN8AS CITY, Mo.. Dec. 17.-R oy ' J*Mn* structures, wil be voted upon be first built with the funds. This hot weather, except when she is cooking? There nrc no ashes or soot, no shaking to snle was from n part of the $1,000.­ E. Dickerson, Denver, Colo., v/wiw., has ****** been Ull • - Director of—Program nnd district No. 2 Here on December 2d. 000 issue voted in September, 1922 It is a needless hardship and a useless expense. he done-1—just clean heat, where you want it, appointed Activities for the Order ot DeMolay, This step has become necessary by for rond improvements in the county. You can prove this at a nearby store. according to an announcement from th" overcrowded condition of thc and only when you want it. The Florence Oil schools, nnd the need of new nnd adtho office of Frnnk S. Lnnd, grnnd ..........• . . . . , , . AUTO DRIVERS EXAMINED. When you PRt ft Florence Oil Range in your Range cuts down your fuel bills. scribe, at national headquarters in |dluonat housing, tucilitus. Items inJACKSONVILLE, Dec. 17.—Five this city. • corporated in the proposed program thousand persons have qualified here kitchen, you take piost of thc drudgery out of Mr. Dickerson hns hud unusual op include: Purchase of site and con­ under the recent system adopted by Take a look at it portunily for obtnining n thorough un­ struction of new junior high school the city to examine? automobile driv­ housework. This modern stove gives intense building in northern section of city; derstanding of the conditions atrect- erection of new school building in thnt ers. The step was taken ns n men? • heat close up under thc cooking. Thchcatdocs You will find the Florence a beauty, with its ing boy life, both in this country und ure against automobile accidents. The abroad. Within the lust five years section between Buena Vista and Al- examinations nre continuing nt the not go into thc metal of the stove or out into sparkling enamel nnd nickel trimmings. Ex­ he has made detailed surveys of every lapnttah, together with purchase of rule of about 350 daily until everyone site ndoquntc to school's needs. An phase of boy life in six American in Jacksonville holding a license mny the room. You can cook every dish for the big­ amine it closely nnd you will appreciate many cities ot various sizes, including San addition also wil he Imilt to thc pres­ have an opportunity to prove his ent Northside school. Antonio, Pasadena and Coiiirudi competency. The plan adopted here is gest dinner, quickly and well. exclusive features, such ns the unbreakable Springs. somewhat along the lines of that oil reservoir and thc portable EXHIBITS INCREASE. In addition, he has made extensive in vogue at Washington for many TAMPA, Dec. 17.—Unprecedented years, where everyone is required to surveys of special sections of boy life A blue gas fam e oven with tho “baker’s arch” in sonic dozen towns nnd cities of the increase in the number of exhibits for stand an examination before being west, among which are Houston, Dal­ the South Florida fnir for 1921 makes permitted to drive a cnr. To start thc Florence, you and patented heat-spreader las, Fort Worth, Galveston, Denver, it necessary to contract additional Apparatus ,1ms been invented iu Pueblo, Albuquerque, Los Angeles, buildings to take care of them .accord­ merely touch a match to the to assure even cooking. San Diego, Oklahoma City nnd Wich­ ing to P. T. Streider, general man­ Europe for rereoving railio telegraph ita. As n result of these studies, Mr. ager. Thirty-two counties already nioaages at high speed on wax cylin­ Asbestos Kindler. The flame Don’t buy just “ an oil Dickerson hus become widely known lutve signed up and reserved space for ders from which they can l»e repeated Umonk workers of boys. county exhibits nt the fair which will and transcribed nt a slower rate. is a gas flame, front kerosene stove” until you have seen w w m i l rom Two years ago, as a special ticcrc. 'open January 31 and continue through vnpor. It docs not hunt from how thc Florence works.-Try F la n n c a lm k tury for the Y. M. C. A. National. February 9, he states, T h . Big Oiimtn Altar bud lotarh Committee, he spent a month visiting Tk* heat in lt>«Finru wick. You can regulate the one yourself riglitat thc store. l»^ ot lb . itow, tho Y. M. C. A.’h in Mexico and mak­ enc« burner* ia float PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. Ikit ilrfirw rnup umirr IImrooking ing n general study of boy life iu ib ln you lo Mt clear blue flame to any de­ MIAMI. Dec. 17.—“ Practical Chris­ (Department, furniture or Ih w ilo v c I r r t l o n ■hrrt ilia not wailed. ♦hat country. While in Mexico City tianity" is tho motto adopted by the «n uxiTTwn Sour. gree of h eat. When you hardware store.) he represented the National Commit- Younr Man's Bible Class of the Christee at the series of celebrations ur- tinn Church here, which has adopted rftucd by tho'Mexican gogvernmunt in the novel idea of incorporating with C E N T R A L O IL A GAS S T O V E C O ., G ahiiner , M a m . commemoration of tiie lOOlh nnniver- the view of increasing its field for sary of the Mexican War for Inde-1doing good. A state charter has been pendency. 'applied for under the name of LayIn the spring of 1923 he was select- I mon's Men Builders, the class tnkinr ed ns one of the American delegates the name of their teacher, Dh G. D. ti r? Second World Conference of Y. <I.aymon. The class is composed of M. G. A. workers with boys, held in high school student?) and business and Austria the past summer and attend­ professional scions. The class will be ed by over 800 dclcutes from 53 divided into departments to facilitate different nations. Folowing the con­ its work. There will be a class aid ference, Mr. Dickerson spent several fund, employment department, nnd Here's the contractor, w^eks in travel in Europe, with ape- missionary department! cial reference to tho conditions uf- 1 ---■ the mason and carpenfecting boy life in central Europe.! FOUR COUNTIES ORGANIZE. In Y. M. C. A. work Mr. Dickerson’s MOORE HAVEN, Dec. 17.—Early ... -..... ,1 ............................... - .... ,, ier to rebuild it. experience has covered almost tha eu- completion »| »he AUantic-to-Giilf I tire range of that organization’s work highway in the object of a foivr-eounwith boys. He resigned as Associate iv organization perfected at a meet- Insured against loss by fire—you are n * f f#T! State Secretary for the State Execu- ing here attended by county commix- always certain of si sufficient money tive Committee of Colorado, with r e - !rim ers and representatives of cham- w:ih «hirh rebuild Insurance has sponsibility for boys work, to iccopt hers of commerce from Hendry, Palm . , * hi* present pout. Reach, Lee and Glades counties, Tho !>cen the tn^anx of replacing many a a a a a a a a a a a aBBaBiiBHa i]a D B zaaauaiaan::aaER ngB iirtU D c^uzB 5a>A K K g s n B a a B a s a a jn = H a a D 2 B X B a a B B u a i» B a B a B n a a a iiB ra « a i> BS Mr. Dickerson wus born April 3 next meeting will be held early in home that otherwise would have re­ • • ’ • F ‘ 1880, in Versailles, Indiana, graduated January in Palm Beach county at mained a mass of charred ruins. from the University of Denver n 1909 which plans to bring about the com­ and luter from the Gorge Wa diir: ton pletion of the highway will ugain ho A policy in the Federal Insurance University. Washington, I).I C. A lit? taken up. 1Company will furnish the •*nionoy • • | • •Exact • •- — * - — date **— • —' of ? the IIV I Imeeting 11. V VI | l ^ t / ■ •you * l la n n f.n tM il.ii* ..> . . C ...It* • •I . . > .. • .. . . f* ind . ^ r „ r „ U ^ l ^ f E?i ?ir;aU V0nt,r ! ^ ' . r ty c , t Gaptain J. J. t„ bring the contractor, mason uni and special articles, for tin* most par. O Bri-n. of Clewir.ton, was named as , for or dealing with boy*, to various preiident of the organization; R. L. ,hc carpent*r lo rel,uil‘J ,ht’ property . — — W—1 T q -g n r* . m f i papers and magazines, and author of McUarley .West Palm Beach, J. S. ,ir« deatruya. To delay buying thin 3 M Jt M ^ 8 . K ff Q 8 PTm . I FOR SALE MHANE THEATRE ‘ Monte Cristo’ Christmas Pies BAKED TO ORDER is . E. F. LANE f Are her s in a siz D wm -*• 'i 1 a iW i OIL RANGE l i t ? ceinber 15. SPEAR BEADS KI WAN IS. ST. PETERSBURG, Doc. 17.— Judge C. K. Spear has boon e’.e-t -.l president of the local Kiwnnis flub tor 1924. He will have ar. associate * officials of the organization. James W. Booth, vice-president; Wuyiie W. Blackburn, treasurer: Luther P. Tu.-l: er. tnistee, and W. P. Powell and Ed. '• -WeeKs, director:-. Tlie-.e oliieials Will bo loatallcd sometime in January J , j , , , j W e have hundreds o f satisfied usets • " ,mm* ot trie f loretice Uie Kanses , „ , Belle, were elected vi-o ^ ^ I vice ureaidenta. president*, nnd Miss Mary llnycs Lewis, of I.a FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR- ■ Belie, war. selected as secretary. a ________________ BUILDING PERMITS RUN HIGH. ANTE. CALL WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 17._ November building permit* here reached the total of $258,223, accord« ri I l O O ing to D. W. Sander*on, city building A Y ( .f t lM P V AT inspector. Last November’s permits ” • * • V/UlIIIClJjf iX UlMfO totaled only $07,310. Totnl e*timnt«l Ma-nolia Avenue valuations for the first eleven months " ’ : ,4 D of this year aggregate $2,002,953. Sanford, -:Florida .. •• B aaa aau B aB a aM B B aiaE tiU B B B aB aaaM H asaaiiaB S B au acsasg B iiB M aB N aaaaaH aaaaan aaaB aaaB B B B aaaaaaaaB B aaflaafliiaiM a"111"1" . . �- >'»'■ HTAf I ' PA SS TWO Death STATE EDUCATORS SUPREME COURT OF Tuberculosis Rate Is High In U. S. TO MEET AT WEST FLORIDA HAS VERY PALM BEACH SOON COMPLETE LIBRARY E. 19 m i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, IMS Assessment per foot frontage, 91.376. / FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. r«>5¥*% E.' R. TrafforiY Map, Sanford Preliminary Foot lament Frontage. Name Description 680.50 14** 58.5" M. F. Robinson, Lot 4, DIk 7, Tr, 6 80.50 58.5 M. F. Robinson, tart 5, Blk. 7, Tr. 0' ..i. >*«* ||r< 68.5 80-.50 P. F. Monger, Lot 9, Blk. 7. Tr. 6 ....... .... 80.50 58.5 J. Lilja, Lot 10; Blk. 7, Tr, 0 _____ ......... . Ik. * 841.25 247 7•t 4 1) . d.!*»**-f-K. 341.25 City of Sk/t^ord, Park. All Blk. 8, Tr. 6 it**.*••••»»»«*****••*■■ 248 161.00 117 W. F. Sbeltft- Lot 1. Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .. 161.00 117 M.-F. Rptjfksoni Lot 6, Elk. 8. Tr. 7------ -— ......... Public School, Lot' n , Blit. 8, Tr. B ------------------J. P. Baker, Lot 5, Blk. 9, Tr. B Emily Hicks, Lot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. B Mary C. Calhoun, Lot V, Blk. 9, Tr. — Essie Martini Lot 8, Blk. 9, Tr. B « «p,■.Iitt*••• » N t•* u ie* * M H J , N. Willis, Lot 5, Blk. 10, Tf. B u ^ —...■............. Harriett Llghtfoot, L ot. 6, Blk. 10, Tr, B Harriett Llghtfoot, Lot 7, vBlk. 10, Tr. B St. James A. M. E. Church, W. O. Green Trustee, Lot 8, Elk, 10, Tr. B. U14 nn, n74T m« 17747 m<7 17741 Itlfl WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 17.—tlio Department cf Commerce announces that compilations made by the Buremt of the Census show that 90,-152 deaths Arrangement* Completed For Meet* TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 17*— were due to tuberculosis in the regia-, 60 Inc—Varied Program la The Supreme court of Florida has one tration area of tiio United States in 777^7 1 Prepared. of the most complete law libraries in SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY or WINTER PARK, Fla., Dee. 1 7 ,- the United States, according to rep­ 99.4 par 100,000 population. * RESOLUTION NO. 105, ADOPTED ON THE 2«TH l' Arranfementa are practically com­ resentatives of law book concerns Though 12 states show increases In DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1926. pleted for the meetfnc of the Florida who visit the court periodically on rates for 1922- in 22 states there are The following la the estimated cost of widening the paving on Ninth Eduaction Association, to be held at their, rounds of the country. There decreases, indicating the, general _ that ______ West Palm Beach,'January 2, 3 and are approximately 25,000 volumes -in Street from 16 feet tot 24 feet In width, from Cypress Ave. to Sanford Art. SPECIAL-ASSESSMENT ROLL; PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY'OF [f Still downward, ’ , 4. A varied and attractive program the ex;ensive list of books covering JP perm it b e tte r interstati o com100 Cu. yds. grading @ RESOLUTION NO. 103, ADOPTED NOVEMBER 26TH, 1933. has been arranged for the meeting, virtually every phase of the laws of g & Q J S T ^ ° , £ ear, .n(1^ 1s1 eti with distinguished educators from the United qtntl.. Tho following is the estimated cost of widening the paving of Palmetto 530 Lin. ft. curb and gutter <g> 80c ------------------- —--------------- 42^ rotes based on the standard Million several sections of the country on the 1 lTho iu » n f lerf'nnnir. «innn wiiui1 population havo been calculated. The Avenue between Central Street and Hughey Street from 16 feet to 24 feet: 425 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c ----------—--------------------- , 37^ 146 Sq. yds. paving ig> 62.00 29100 " °"5j i™8hc3t adjusted rate from tubercuprogram for participation in the dis­ nrThln , ‘ t i f are kept up-to-date, is nround 3,000. |0Hja for 1922 is 172.6 per 100.000 pop- Estimated cost of Paving 24 feet in yvidthi cussions. Engineering, legal expense, etc-------------------------------------------70^ Among those who have indicated volumes. In addition to these there Nation for Colorado and the lowest is 1200 Cu. yds. of grading @ 50c „____________ _ ___ ______ —..... 6 600.00 they will be present arc Dr. M. L. are reports from nil states in . th e ,3fl.l for the adjoining state of Nebran- 1520 fe«t.a/-qurb and gutter @ 80c __________________________ 1210.00 otal estimated cost YD74.D0 62.50 Burton, president of the University country complete with few exceptions ka. The high rnto for Colorado should 150 feet of Hush curb at 35c __________ _______ ____ __ ____ where they are unobtainable owing not be ascribed to unhealthfulncs of To be borne entirely by adjacent property. of Michigan; Dr. II. A. MncCracken, to their being out of print. Roports 2115 Sq. yd*, paving @ 62.00 ....... ..................... .............. ............. ....* 4230.00 climate, but rather to the fact that, president of Vnssar College; William ___ _________ _____ ____ 75.00 Number of feet frontage 4C8 feet. the territories also arc Included. the climate attracts those afflicted 300 Sq. ydii* o f alley rcturn.v@ 25c Jennings Bryan of Miami; Miss Ella of The with tuberculosis. territorial reports of Florida 2 Inlets (ffl 635.00 .............................. .... ................ .......................... 70.00 Aaessment per foot front 62.081. Viclorie Dobbs, president of the date bnek to 1820, when they were - For certain states adjusted rates FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer, 500 Lin. ft. of 3" drain tile <?5> 6100.00 per M ________________ 50.00 United States primary council; and written with pen and ink. have been calculated separately for 170 IJn. ft. 12” storm serfsr Q 61*10 ............... ........... ................ 187.00 E. R. Trafford’s Map of Sanfordi. Miss-Margaret Streeter, nn authority the, white nml colored populations. In Reports of the United States su­ Feet Preliminary on muplc interpretation, of Camden, preme court are complete in the li- this group of states Tennessee has the Engineering,, advertising, etc., 8% ......................... ..........-.........- ...... . 518.50 Frontage. Description Name Assessment trary, including the original United highest adjusted rates for both white ...........-urn 7 66999.00 5243.50 rjS n edition,” as wcli” as the set ± S ? 1 Total estimated cost .................................... . occasion b y jh e High School orchestra iinow„ „„ tj,e ]nw pjition. Another 299.8 per 100.000 population). T h c ,_ .. . , , . , 243i0 ...... 4611.00 of West Palm Bench and New set of great vniuo is that of the lowest adjusted rate from tuberculos- \ Estimated cost of paving !G feet in width _____ 117 11, L. Duhart, Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. A................ — 243.50 2498.00 is for white population Is 51.5 for i Estimated/Cost t)? widening-paving from 10 ft. to 24 ft. in width.... Smyrna. National Reporter System, and 58.5 Martin Spivey, E 1-2 Lot 0, Blk. 11, Tr. A ... ........... The president of the association is Sh.ppar.l-. Annotation, V 829.33 121.75 Mississippi and Washington mid FlorAmount to hie borne by City 1-3 __......... ....... ................................. FlorMn, J Tr ****4»*-4*44* 68*5 Lizxie Lewis, W, 1-2 Lot 6, Blk. 11, Tr. A ..... Miss Rowena Longmire of the Wom­ Federal nnd the United States. 121.75 Amount Ip,,!;*, borne by Adjacent property ............... ................... 1658.67 t ndered population <171.5 per 100,009 an’s College; vice-president, R. M. Not only has the court provided Number djf.'f#4t frontage _________ _________1296.38 population. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OP Sealey, Tallahassee; secretary, O. I. itself with complete works on the Assessment'1’j-er foot fro n tag e-......................... 61-2795 Woodley, Clermont!^ tr e ,,u ,.r . S n . , ttc of lhc UnI[ril slMW, bu, RESOLUTION NO. 106, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH In the TlrniM f'nnM, Sr»enHt Jndlrlnl FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. DAY OFNOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. t'lrrnll »r rlurlita, in nml fur SrmlS l m w of fl.: o,oc..ew J°;.m m ltao X T I re­ !■ Foot Preliminary tiulf* Ctuinfy. Iti rhntirrrr. 2*. The following la the estimated cost of widening the paving on Seventh t. . , a* s anil statutes of England, Is Joseph Roemer of Florida Description Frontage. Assessment Street from Magnolia Avc. East to Pine Ave. from 18 feet In width to 21 Name land, Scotland Canada, Australia nnd I,tnrry ,*. Railroads /have granted n round Porto Rico. This is due to the fnct vs. Markham Park Heights Addi. feet li^ width: trip rate of one nnd one-hnlf fares that 1 I F lorid a I.ruiil * C o lo n iz a tio n Company, the constitution of Floridn pro­ 6153.54 750 Cu. yds, grading (§> 60c ............. - ..................... ...........................$ 375.00 for those desiring to attend the meet­ vides that “the common law and stat­ U n t il e d , iv co rp o ra tio n , of Kmrlnml, D. S. Babbitt, Lot 4, Blk. G. PcfciMlanls. 70.37 2186 Lin. feet concrete curb and gutter instead of flush ing, according to Dr. Woodley. Tick- ute laws of England which are of a H nl., on D. L Th rather, Lot 5, Blk. G......... .............. . o r c it a t io n . csts will be on sale for the regulnr gencrl nnd not a local nature” with To F .lo .rid. m>. m 70.37 Land & C olonization. .CnmD. L. Thrnsher, Lot 8, Blk. G . curb @ 50c ........................... - ........- ................... ........................... 1,093.00 session of the association on Decem­ 153.54 220 Lin ft. flush curb @ 35c ____ _— ................ —.......... .............. H. A. Neel, Lot 1, Blk, II ............................... execution, Mnvvn to July I. 1870. C ! t ‘ 3 K ‘ y , '£ 7740 ber 30, January 1 nnd 2, nnd nil ftw in force in Florida provided th ey , solved, llmiidatnl or otl»-rwUi- It-B.illy Reginald Holly, Lot 6, Blk. II......... .............. 70.37 1700 Sq. ft. of alley approaches @1 25c ..............- ........ ....... — ....... -125.00 teacher-members nnd members of nre do not conflict with tire constitution, **stlru-i. nil parties rlalmltur lnt*-r*-sts Rcginoltl Holly, Lot 7, Blk. H 70.37 050 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ............................... - .............................. 1,300.00 their families may nbtnin round trip nnd laws of tHh TTnitod 8tntos nm l; u.h,l,!C, Horldii f,nndn *corporation. Colnnlxnnnu laws oi tnu united h.aios nmini,,,, c-ompany, Mmltcd. tickets for one nnd one-hnlf fares. with N. II. Garner's Addn. to Markham Park IIei*hts. 190.Lin, ft. storm sewer @ $1.20 ................... ........... ..................... 228.00 the constitution nnd nets of the.of CiiKland. Irgaliy i-xilnct, or otlo*r. Dr. Woodley suggests, however, that Legislature of Floridn. i wise. In tin* proporty Involved In this J. B. Fields, Lot 1, Blk. J 2 Inlets @ $40.00 ..I....................................- .............. ...................... 80.00 104 133.07 in order to obtain tickets the tearh- , Many rare volumes nrc foaml suit and h t- r v in if lo r itoscrll'rd; To W illia m A le x a n d e r Uui-liannn. ns Minnie R. Baker, Lot 5, Blk. J ___... 66.53 Engineering, legal expense, etc., 87c ............................... ................. 280.00 52 ers or purchasers must present an among the hooks that line the shelves T.ltitildator of s a id F lo r id a Land & 60.53 52 identification certificate signed hy the (|j thc in,rary, volumes pronounced Colonisation Company, Limited, p cur- Minnie R. Baker, Lot 7. Blk. J secretory of the association. These h r _npr,„ . hoinL» of im-tt vnlun i",r;»thm. of I'liglnm).. If he i»* llvlntr. E. A. Douglass, Lot 9, Blk K 66.53 Total estimated cost of widening ............. 52 $3,801.00 P certificates u ;., be .M . W I of the f t ^ h V e ^ T o b ? . T f U S 78"„ e .u .,„ ,n „ .R,r,,e . e ia ic n , 60.53 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. In terests under s-ild W illia m A l e x a n ­ E. A. Douglass, Lot 11, Blk. K ... 52 county superintendent, or Iron, the th 0^ innl e<!ition ,ntc(, in i r,02 der Iliielmnan. n s Lliinldator of said 99 120.07 Number of feet frontage 1888. lorida Land t ’o lo n lx n tlo n Fonipany, W. D. IIofFmnn, Lot 13, Blk. K secretary of the «” ^>a t>oa ' Vi": a volume on Spanish Lows nnd CusI Fl.im lted. deeitased, or o th e r w is e . In the Assessment per foot front $2.0166, Spencer Heights, Sanford, Fla ter orJt* Fin. P r s tie. R_ toms, printed in 1591, nnd another, p rop erty Involved In t h i s sa lt and FREJD T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 89.50 0. W. Spencer. Lot 19 70 h e r e in a f t e r dexrrlhful: pSre1w.e^roun*etHp°tlckrt.CDecomber “The ' • » - ■« Spain.- prin.e.l in To nil o t h e r Ih in ld ators nf said F l o r ­ 89.50 70 G. W. Spencer, Lot 20 Feet Preliminary 1609. ,, , j , r i ida Land ti C o lo n iz a t io n C ompany, 25-28. The excursion w'tll start from 89.50 Others among the rare sets include Limit, d. w h o so names a r e u nknow n, G. 70 Name Description Frontage. Assessment W. Spencer, Lot 21 West I’alm Bench on the morning of early reports of England.. In this and w h o claim I n t e r e s ts In tho prop 89.50 G. W.Spencer, I-ot 22 70 E. R. Traf ford’s ~Mnp. tho 28. Round trip to llavnna nnd re­ thlH " n.'I*hercln* turn, with all expenses paid, includ­ list nre the originals nnd revised ^ftlJ,'p 70 89.56 George M. Brewer, Lot 5, Blk. 8, Tr. 1 ............................... 117 $239.45 reports a n il the English full reprint [ m all m h r p a r tie s, w h o s e are ing three days in Havana, says Dr. reports. In these volumes laws of unknown, clalm jm r I n t e r e s ts names 89.56 70’ G. W, Spencer, Lot 24 .......................................... ....... 239.43 117 John Musson, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 1 ................................. tinder^ any Woodley, will cost $72.60. lie sug­ of the parties lierrlnahovt- named, or 117 239,45 Mrs. F. Z. Graves, Lot 5, Blk 8, Tr. 2 ............................... both England nnd Ireland nrc incor­ gests that tenchers should make ar­ porated. They were published in otherwise. In the property Involved In SPECIAL ASSESSMENT nO L L PREPARED UNE AUTHORITY OF this soli nnd hereinafter described; 239.45 117 W. B. Zachary, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 .................................. rangements for this trip well in nd- 18.18. mtUKTlNO: RESOLUTION NO. 104, ADOPTED ON THE 2GTH DAY OF 239.45 1L7 John Turner, I-ot 6, Blk 8, Tr. A .................................. vnnee, owing to the fact that the It a p p e a r in g fr o m th e s w o r n hill of Walker’s Early Decisions of the co m p la in t tiled an d e x h ib ite d In th is smaller station agents do not have state 239.45 NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. » 117 I. C. Hall, Lot 12, Blk. 8, Tr. A ....................................of Misissippi nre mnong the c a u se tiBulnst y o u th a t y o u . and ea ch on hand the typo of tickets required most valued 241.50 A. S. Simms, E. 118’ Lot 6, Blk. 8, Tr. B ........................... 118 o f y o u . or th ose elaimlntr by. th rou gh among thc domestic The following is the estimated coost of widening thc paving on Cypress for such trips. nr u n der you, ns heirs, d ev is ees, g r a n 118 211.50 Public School, \Y J. 118’ Lot 12, Blk. 8, Tr. B ................... fn connection with (he n„oei.tion-» Th“ - h“re bc™ > « * tees, s u c c e s s o r s , o r o th e r w is e , have or Avenue between Union Avenue nnd Ninth Street from 10 feet to 24 feet claim to h a v e s o m e Interest In or to in width. 239.45 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. 1 ........................... 117 th e la n d s in vo lv ed In th is su it, t o - w l t : • 239.45 117 Mrs. Mercy Roberts, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 1 ......................... T h a t certa in , p iece, parcel nr tra ct *. ____ '» fnmx.vu' fection of the court, is valued nt ne- o f land s itu a te , l y i n g and b eing In t h^ Estimated cost of 21 foot pavement: 1 1 7 / . . .... 239.45Mnt^s Iv Looaardyp Lab D Hk/OpTn &........ 9 nt 3 " S c k r f c l B h ? S 5?5Wtl0 and $300,000. It is C’H V o f S.iiifurd. Hetnlnolo f o u n t y v 3000 ch. v tu S g in jiu # @ stic .*!................................................. ****., 239.45’ Florida, m ore im r tle n ln r ly descrlhed 1110 Lin. ft. curb nnd gutter @ 85c .................................................... 3,493.50 Bessie Wheeler, I-ot 0, Blk. 9* Tr. 2 .............................. 117 building nt West Palm Reach, to <lis- ! w M ch Y llo 'is H diunM cM ^for^thc ns f o l lo w s , t o - w l t : H e g in n ln g at th e 239.W point o f in t e r s e c t i o n o f th e South line 105.00 ■T. E. Lning, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. A ................... ...... ........ 117 n° W:" ...e h railroJl x s e s t ,or thc o f C om m ercial S t r e e t w ith the F a st 300 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 3 5 c ..... 239.45 Santificd Church, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr, A ........................... 117 80 Lin. ft. fc'rnnitc curb rose! @ 15c .......................... 12.00 line iif Hand A v e n u e , b oth In the City 253.78 124 Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. II .....................................; of S a n ford , S e m i n o le C ou n ty. Florida, 200 Sq. yds. brick relaid @ 50c ..................................... 100.00 r u n n in g tlK-nce South' a l o n g tho F ast 253.78 124 J. P. Baker, Lot 5, lllk. 9, Tr. B ......... ............................. 13,260.00 line o f said Hand A v e n u e l<>t.2 feet; 6630 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ...................... th e n c e F a st, p a r a lle l w it h the South 1280 Lilt. ft. 12” storm sewer (3) $1.20 ...... 1,536.00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF line o f C o m m e r c ia l S tr e e t. l«i) feet; th en ce North, p a r a lle l w it h the F a s t 14 Inlets @ $10.00 ............................... ,*.......................................... 560.00 RESOLUTION NO. 107, ADOPTED ON THE 26T1I 1‘7 - |o T f ; " ' ' ,h" " rvF V S “ ^linmte^lt ” S ,r n 7 'i™ . S j lv Urn- o f Hand A v e n u e . Hit.2 feet to the 120.00 South lin e of C o m m ercia l S treet; 1200 Lin. ft, 3” drain tile @ $100.00 per M....................................... DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. people will .to their i*«» fhal If the ,ehoo"?eop"e ‘i! '_ prMont *ln,° ,l0',,lc“ ,e th e n c e W est a l o n g th e S ou th line of 2 Manholes @ $75.00 ................................................................... 150.00 the structure. The following is the estimated cost of widening the paving on Com­ C om m ercial S tr e e t , 100 f e e t to th e part, n grent cducntionnl achieve­ In addition to the law hooks con­ point v f h e g in n l n g . b e in g th e lands In Engineering, legal expenses, etc....... ................................. *................ 1600.50 mercial Street from 16 feet in width to -19 feet in width from Park Avenue, ment in Florida will be accomplished tained in the library, there nre sev- all I n s ta n c e s h e r e in referred to; this year, according to the secretary A Nit It further appearing from the Total estimated cost .......................................................................... $22,737.00 Enst to Palmetto Avenue.: who is in charge of the movement. thousand (lollars worth of lustories said sworn hill of complaint that the 400 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ............................................................ $ 200.00 He says «".! encyclopedias available for use places of residence of nil nf you sire Estimated cost of paving 16 feet in width says it has been demonstrated of 13,233.00 1110 Lin. ft. combined curb and gutter In place of flush curb @ 60c 570.00 unknown, and the complainant does the justices. that the citizens are ready to do their not know, nnd has not been able to 05 ft. of flush'curb (o' 35c ...................... .................. .................... . 22.75 uncertain. whether the defendants part when they understand the prob­ BROWN IS ACQUITTED above named, ami believed by the com­ Estimated cost of widening from 16 to 24 ft ............................ 9,501.00 1100 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ................................................................ 2,800.00 lem, and that Florida is certainly CLEARWATER, I)cc. 1 8 .-Lew B. plainant to he Interested In said prop­ To be borne entirely by adjacent property. alive to its educational problems.* 1 Manhole rebuilt ___ .’...............................................— .................... 40-W Rrown hns been acquitted of the erly, are dead or alive; 11 It fu r th e r a p p e a r i n g from sa id Number of *feot frontage ..................................3534.15 charge nf libel brought against him swAN 700 Lin. ft. drain tile ........................................................................... 70.00 bill o f c o m p la in t that tin- d e ­ A mnehine tool patented by a Chi- |,y ,\|. j j , Whitehurst, who sued for fe nodrn a n t s a b o v e n a m e d . If liv in g or In Assessment per foot frontage .................. $2.0983 Engineering, legal expense, etc., 87c ..................................... ................ 235.25 engo man is passed forward over a $.-.0,000 damages for an article that le g a l e x is t e n c e , aril m a d e parties d e . FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. d a n t h ereto, and. If dead, or le g a lly casting it m ake a rough cut nn-! ns appeared in the St. Petersburg Iudc- efen x tin c t, th e d iv e r s anil r e s p e c t iv e In-irs. Chapman & Tucker’s Adition. Total estimated cost of widening ......................................................... $3,998.00 it is moved backward it llnishei teh pendent about two years ago during g r a n te e s , d e v is e e s , s u c c e s s o r s . Ihtuiduwork. 1a campaign. tors, and a ll o th e r c l a i m a n t s of and u n ­ Feet Preliminary To bd borne entirely by the adjoining property. der all o f said p a r t i e s defen d an t are Name Description Frontage. Assess qient Number of feet frontage 1058. a ls o m a d e p a r tie s d e fe n d a n t to said hilt of e o m p ln ln l; Mrs. I-’nnnio S. Munson, Lot 1, Blk 7 .............................. 8t $225.87 Assessment per foot frontage $3.7768. A N l i It fu r th e r a p p e a r i n g from sa id 50 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 134.15 , ' (SUAjrn hill of c o m p l a in t th a t there uro K. S. Johnson, S 1-2 Lot 2, Blk 7 ................ !............ p erson s In te r e ste d in said la n d s o th e r Lizzie C. Johnson, N. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk. 7 ......................... Feet Preliminary 60 134.15 By -liggs I than th e d efen d an ts h erein a b o v e named, an d w h o so n a m e s a n d p l a n s o f M. J. Stakes op, Sam Patten, Lot 4, Blk. 8 .............. 125 Description Frontage. A s s e s s m e n t 336.11 Name .« resid en ce a r e u n k n o w n ; •103.3-1 .Maggie ami Me Socks. it. W hile M aggie wan Ionkin the o t n - , AND It further appearing that re- F. I- Woodruff, Lot 5, Blk. 8 ......................................... 150 E. R. Trnfford's Map of Sanford. t-r w ay, I slipped me b u n d s down and lh-f Is prayed for. in nml by said bill I.eola Nixon, Lot 3, Blk. 9, ... 125 m u Lake Front Improvement Company, Beginning nt the Inter­ took them patent-leathers otF. If I l !’f complaint, again st all of the persons Fannie Frazier, E . 61.3 ft. Lot 4, Blk. 9 CHAPTER VVII. G'J 185.53 tuitncil 11 ml r-fern d to* section of the West line Palmetto Avc. with North I have mentioned once or twice in live to be n thousand, I'll never have tir-ri-inntioviNOW, T il FI’F FortF. You and i-aoli. 105 282.33 me story the fact th at I like to sit j another fcelin' so beautiful. I prop­ •*v--r.v nrid all of you. and also any and Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 16 ____ line Commercial St. Hun North 115 ft. W. 377.2 ft. 04 172.09 in me sock feet. The truth o f it is ped mo foot under Mra, Percy Vcrcin- nil olh*-r persons whose mum- or naltira Mrs. L. E. Taylor, L ot 7, Blk 16 S. to Commercial St. E. along N. line of Commercial unknown and who may ho Interest­ tlint sittin' in me socks gives me th ejees* chair, tipped me head buck, and arc 125 336.11 $1,125.36 ed In 1 hi- property Involved In this E, Mabel Saint, Lot 1, Blk. 17 St. to beginning ................. ......................................... 377.2 grandest feelin' I know, 'Tis few | dreamed I w as down at Dinty Moore’s, suit, ami heri-imihoVe deserlhed. or John Mussun, Lot 7, Blk, 17 ..................................... 140 376.45 pleasures a husband and father gets ! The next tiling I knew M aggie w as Who claim aav right, title or Interest Lake Front Improvement Compnny, beginning at the in­ 81 225.87 therein, by, throtiah nr under any of M. F. Robinson, I-ot 1, Blk. 18 ...... ..................... . in this world at beat. One of them pullin' me by the ear. tersection of the N. lire of Commercial St., with E. the parties or persons hereinabove 48 is toastin' his sock feet in winter, tho “ Wake up. you w alru s!” she hissed named or referred to, or otherwise C. H. Kirkland, N. 48’ of Lot 5, Blk. 1 8 .......................... 129.07 lino of Talk Avc. Run N. 101.2 ft. E. 148.8 ft. S. other is layin' them a g in ' a cold la - again. “ We're goin g quit to the ■re hereby notified and required, each, T. J. Johnson. S. 52’ of Lot 5. Blk. 18 .......................... 52 139.83 562.29 diator in sum m er. Both, by g o l l y ! . promenade.’’ every and all of you. to he and ap ­ 104.2 ft. W. 149.8 ft. to beginning .............................. 118.8 E. It. TralTord’a May, Sanford. nre swell sensations! j “ i don't feel like promenadin',” I pear before our said f'lrrult Court, nt Sanford Hotel Construction Co., lots 1, 2, 3, Blk. 2, T. the Ketnlnola County Court House, nt I.uvlnn Williams, Lot 1, Blk. 0, Tr. A ........................ There wns a tim e w hen M aggie told her, reachin’ at over for me shoes Hanford, 75.95 201.22 Setnln.de County. Florida, on 562.29 3 ........................... 1........................................................ . 148.8 agreed w ith me about this. In our ami not find in’ 'em. Monday, Hie seventh .lay of January, Sallie Mdntire, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. A .............................. 14 118.31 D. ta !t. nnd then and there full, d i­ courtin' dny,x, I well remember, M ag­ ‘Oh yes, you do!' said M aggie and 44 118.31 J. T. Miller, beginning nt N. E. Cor. Blk. 2, Tr. 2. Run g ie and m e would sit by the stove in before i could stop her she was go- rect. perfort and complete answer Sallie Mcintirc, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. A..........- ................. 283.41 make to the Mil o f complaint filed and S. 82.4 ft., W. 75 ft., N. 82.4 ft., E. 75 ft. to beg....... . 75. her futher’s kitchen, and I would have in' out behind Mr. and Mrs. Percy exhibit••(! nirulast you ill this m use; Jupiter Lodge I. O. O. F. to Body Noble Grand, Lot me sock feet on two hot bricks on ono Vorenee and druggin' me with her. otherwise. 1I1 croes pro rnnfesso will he .1, Blk 7, Tr. A .............. ........................................ . 41 118.31 Lake Front Improvement Company, beginning 75 ft. W. side, and she would have her stockin' 1 tried to hide behind her, but ono of entered up against you nnd each of Lemon I landlord, Lot -1, Blk. 7, Tr. A ..... ........................ or N. E. Cor. of Blk. 2, Tr. 2. Run S. 82.1 ft., W. 00 44 118.31 feet on tw o hot bricks on the otfier. her society friends grabbed her before yon •226.71 IT IS FFflTHHU OHDFHFD. That Lemon Hnndford, Lot 5, Blk. 7, Tr. A................. ........... 41 ft., N. 82.4 ft., E. 60 ft, to beginning ........................... 60 118.31 Them w as the days! Them w as tlur w ’d gone ten feet. this Order of Citation he published In ,,..., „ . , . n l, _ . 41 118.31 Lake Front Improver>'^,. Company, beginning 147 ft. days! “Oil, Mrs. d ig g s,’ she said, “I want the ‘'.Sittfoni Herald." n newspaper 1 *’ “ bur Forrester, Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. A ...................... . “ 'Tis different now! I don’t mind you to introduce me to your husband. publl b.d In Sanford, Seminole County. Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 1, Blk. 8, Tr. A ................................ 11 118.31 W. of N. E. Cor. 01 »,ik. 2, Tr. 2. Run S. 104.2 ft., I lurid.t. once each week for elisM e o n -1 ,. V _____ . __ _ Lollin’ you, in confidence that M aggie I've heard he’s so in terestin g!” 560.03 ■eculive weeks. Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 2, Blk. 8, Tr. A ........................... 41 118.31 W. 1-18,2 ft., N. 104.2 ft., E. 148.2 ft. to beginning.!..... 118.2 118.2 a its frequently in her stockin' feet at M aggie beamed and turned n rou n d ,; \\ ITNKSH my hand nnd the seal of D. W. Warren, Lot 3, Blk. 8. Tr. A ... -it 118.31 Harry Kent, beginning 295.2 ft. W, of N. E. Cor. of home. But, if company com es, she and just about that tim e an usher nnr said Circuit Court ou this lath day November, a . I>. Frank id. Brown. Ix»t 4, Blk. 8, Tr. A •it whisks her shoes on ngin; and tho came runnln1 up, holdin ’out me shoes, of Blk. 2. Tr. 2, Run S. 104.2 ft., W: 100 ft.. N. 104.2 118.31 tS'-.d of Circuit Court of 37788 worst of it is that she wants me own ‘ Are those yours, sir?" ho asked, Seminole Ernestine Stewart, Lot, 5, Blk. 8, Tr. A ......... - ............. 41 ft., K. 1110 ft. to beginning ............................. ....................100 118.31 County, Floridn.! on too. j Now, I leave it to you, reader— (KRAI.) F. A.,ROUOLASS. I-ot G, Blk. 8, Tr. A. 44 118.31 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Spcfizl . . Turner, . “Perhaps ’tis only the Flannigans.!she made me wear them patent-Ieath- Clerk of the Clreult Court of the Sev* . John 66 enth .Judicial Circuit of Florida In J. E. Piling, Istt 6, Blk. 9, Tr. A 177.47 assessments against the various pieces of property above described th»t Maggie,’ I say, when the doorbell (ers, and she made me promenade; was and for Seminole County. rings. “ Please let me keep ’em ofif [it fair to paste me in the eye with 66 Willie Lewis, Lot 2, Blk. 9, Tr. A ........................ . 177.47 | r-uid assessments are payable in full within thirty days after thc above »"•* IJy: A. M. Weeks, It. C Maggie darlin!” ft hem right before all them people? t.nule W. Strain, poop! 06 E. M. tiramling, Lot 3, iilk 9, Tr. A ...................... 117.47 , foregoing special assessment rolls have been equalized, approved nnd conSolicitor and of-C ounsel for "1 don’t care who it is, you in s e c t/ (To be continued tomorrow) 66 J. P. linker, I-ot 4, Blk. 9, Tr. A .........'..™ ................ the Complainant. 177.47 | firmed, or in ten equal annual installments, with infdrest at 8r/c per nnnum ahe says to me. “Put those shoes on Copyright, 1923, J.trhsotix Ills. Florida. 66 J. E. fating. No. E. 39 ft., Lot 1, Blk. 10, Tr. A .... 177.47 from and after thc time said special assessments stand approved nnd con­ before I put this vase on you!’ International Feature .Service, Inc. 11-10-17-2 t-12-l-S-ir>-22-29-l-E-9tc As if th is was not bud enough. 33 Lotnan Oivcr, N, 1-2, Lot 2, Uk. 10, Tr. A .......... 88.74 firmed. M aggie begun to in sist that I w ear 33 Ben Bradey, S. 1-2 of Lot 2, Ilk. 10, Tr. A............. 83.74 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florid*, r.ioes of patent-leather— me! who had SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL. PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF 66 Emma Miller, Lot 3, Mlk 10, Tr. A ..................... . 177.47 will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 p. m. on the 27th day of Deceml*r1 en brought up in brogans from the RESOLUTION NO. 10F ADOPTED THE 26TII DAY OF E. H. Jones, Iait 4, Bk. 10, Tr. A ...................... 66 « adle! ’Tw a* more than she could 177.17 A. D. 1923, at which meeting said Board will hear any and all compla>ntJ NOVEMBER, A. 1>. 1923. » ;pect of a mun, unS I told her so the 75.5 Laura Johnson, Lot 0, Blk. 6, Tr. B .................. 203.01 and objections as to such special assessments, and will at said time adj1^1 The following is thc estimated cost of widening the paving on Sixth 1 st time she tried it. Robert and Janey Singleton, Lot. 7, Blk. 7, Tr. B 41 118.31 and equalize snid assessments on a basis of Jutice and Right; und wh<^> “I can’t help it,’ said M aggie to mo. Street, between Myrtle Ave. and Laurel AveH from 16 feet to 24 feet: 44 118.31 said Special Assessments ate 30 equalized and adjusted, same will the11 * .Ve’re g o in g to grand opera and you 160 Cu. yds. grading (pi 50c ................................ ..... .... ......................$ 80.00 Theresa Stewart, Lot 8, Blk. 7, Tr. B .................. 1 ust look right. Tho Percy Vend 11J. P. Baker, Lot 9, Blk. 7, Tr. B..................... . 41 118.31 stand confiimed and be, and remain binding liens upon the property again*1 1 s have invited us to sit in their box." 1021 Lin. ft. curb and gutter instead of flush curb at 15c................... 460.80 E. M. Ward, Lot 10, Blk. 7, Tr. B ................. ........ 44 11331 which said assessments are made until paid in accordance with the provision I went, groanin'. And I sat there 425 Sq. ft. alley return* tf? 30c .................................................._______ 127.50 J. M. Frierson, Lot 11, Blk. 7, Tr. II ...................... 44 118.31 of Resolution No. 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, and 107 of the City Comm»groanin', though I m ust say the 280 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ................................... ........... ......... .. 560.00 W. G. Mag ill, Lot 12, Blk. 7, Tr. II .......................... 118.31 sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted on the 26th day of Novemb«rt 44 poise* I made was not so bad as what t*.. s... 1 1 . , . lh ey was mukin’ on thc stage. Engineering, legal nml advertising experuro ...... ...... .......................... 98.21 K. S. Johnson, Lot. 7, Blk. 8, Tr. B ...........—....... 118.31 A. D. 1923. 41 “Keep quiet!” hissed Maggie in m e; _______ A. S. Simms, Lot 8, Blk. 8, Tr. B ___L....... .............. 44 118.21 WITNESS my- band as City Clerk and thc Seal of the City of Sanford* ear. “You sound like you're dying!" (Total estimated cost ................... ?1320.54 A. S. Simir s, Lot 9, Blk. 8, Tr. B ........................... . 44 118.31 Florida, this 8th day of December, A D. 1923. A. S. Sipims, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. B. 118.31 (SEAL) 44 l . R. PHILIPS, City Clert curly 011c thing to do then, arid I ^i,| 1Number of feet frontage, 961. 118.31 12-11-13 Margniftn Brown, Lot 11, Blk. 8, Tr. B ..................... . 41 MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE ----- ___ �h 1 * II*^ V * "i ^ ■■' \*tty -.f •* *..s-r*f 1 A _»» r (*•* Your Gift Here you will find XMAS Just the thing that XMAS •**M ay it be Merry. will please her and at the same time ♦♦ will he useful. SUGCE8TIONS Here you will find a dazzling array of the things any girl ■[■ or woman would love tu have. Bracelets. Pearls, Vanity £>■ Cases, car drops, m esh bags, silverware, etc. 3 IN A SUBSTANTIAL WAY MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF SUCH THAT TrfEY WILL GIVE SERVICE, COMFORT ANDi «REMEMBRANCE * TWO SPECIALS DINNER RINGS BAR PINS Overnight Ha#*, Vaa* £ ity Care.4,, Mirrora, ■ Spaniah Gjmlia, Over* a night Our line of fu rn itu re is suitable for the g ift th a t lasts. llaR3, H osiery, Lingerie, Novelties zzza» Ladies’ dewing Baskets, Wood Baskets, Smoking Stands and many articles of a use­ ful nature for the home. \ yM L A D IE S AND MENS 5 ■ S All Platinum Diamond Dinner . . . . All Platinum Diamond Bar Pina $75.00» to $350.00 * $25.00 to $350.00 • -*-■*" '*" * The above specials nre exceptional values. inspection We invite your OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS a m u T zn ? THEDIAMONDPALACE READY-TO-WEAR P. WEINBERG, Prop.- 307 E. F irst Street S OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE 5 im in iiia iH in m iiin H iK a im m H in H m iia u iu iim ii FOR THE CHILDREN WE CAN OFFER Wheel Goods of every kind. Always head­ q u arters for Doll Carts and wagons We have a limited quantity of box and card gam es th a t are very low in price. GIVE; US A CALL DURING YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Theo. J. Miller & Son Magnolia and Second —■ ■ 1,1 .................» ...May it be Happy... i i i i i n i B i i i i i i i M i a i i i a i i i i i i i i i i m i i u i i K i i i i i i i m Select Her Christmas Gift N ow Don't W ait Until the Last Minute —Bear in Mind These Facts: i M I 1 a i H i i i i i H i i i a iI Headquarters for ■ 3 3 ■ M SOMETHING FOR HOME “THE STORE OF INEXPENSIVE GIFTS” ' THE SOMETHING USEFUL THAT WILL LAST TABLE CLOTHS NAPKINS SILK HOSE TOWELS PLAII) BLANKETS BATH ROBE BLANKETS SILK HOSE ■ E a flK jiB D ^ a a a iu C k S J jiiu ic in a iB a B a a a a B B a a a ia iB a flE B a B a a B a | j * t -Phone 550 Phone 101-J -07 MagnuMa WE HAVE THE GAME % * ■ a j Kanner’s Department Store j 213*215 Sanford Avenue* ' COLEMAN’S I « ■ 3 SANFORD HERALD ■ ■■■■■uH B H H kaH aaaiiB B B iH aiiaaaiB U flufaanuB iiB axaaK iiH N aiiasiM U B H aaB aaaH H aaaaB ai Give Her PUNCH SETS WATER SETS CASSEROLES CEREAL SETS SALAD BOWLS CAKE PLATES SEWING BASKETS n The Herald is proving itself the most effective medium for the advertiser who insists on getting RESULTS. ■ ■ Give Her Union Pharmacy I Only 5 More Shopping D ays 3 GUT SUGGESTIONS 5 >VE HAVE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OK COMBS. HRUSIIES. % MIRRORS, TALCUM BOXES, SOAP BOXES, PICTURE FRAMES. | ETC. ALSO KODAKS. STATIONERY. STATIONERY, FOUNTAIN PENS. PKRFUME SETS, MANICURE SETS. The Sanford Herald deserves the continued support of advertisers because it has always stood for the square deal. Its readers know and respect the integrity of the Herald’s advertising columns. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! ■ ...W onderful Gifts... fi ' S Those of you that don’t include this store in your Christinas J 8 S shopping trip -w ill bo sorry. 5 S - IVORY GOODS* MAKE | % ■ The Sanford Herald reaches a huge m ajority of the buyers of Sanford. It is the home paper. The Sanford Herald has earned the confidence of this community through its high ideals of service, its fearless and full presentation of the news, its devotion to everything looking toward a bigger and better Sanford. | | ■ j Christmas Shoppers j 3 3 Only 5 M ore Shopping D ays ■H i ■ ^' • ■ ■ I■ 1 ■ ■ 1 When You Make Up Your 1924 Ad Schedule m i X M A S ---------------------X M A S i i i i i m ] I More | MA H JONGG ! 5 a PRICES $2.50 to $20.00 a GIVE THE CHILDREN TINKER TOYS ■ WorkV Auction Bridge of 1021, Post's Etiquette, Riley’s Books for j children, Edgar A. Gucal’o pocrar., Rand McNally’s Bible Story Book “ f&L t -tj �SanfordDailyHerald Savings Clubs Promote Prosperity He Who Serves Among the many blessings brought to the people of the country by the observance of Christmas giving, none can be He has not served who gathers gold, E n te r e d u S e c o n d C l a n M atter, Octo­ classed as more important than the habit of thrift promoted by Nor has he served who life is told b e r ST, 1919, a t th e P o s t o f f i c e a t S a n ­ the Christmas savings clubs fostered by banking institutions of In selfish battles he has won. fo r d . F lo rid a, u n d e r a c t o f M arch the United States. 1S97. Or deeds of skill that he has done; Hundreds of thousands of persons are now receiving their But he has served who now and -then • P . R K K S R C O M B S ___ _____ P m l d e a t B O L M X U I - O K A S .. V ke-Prw H nl accumulated savings from these clubs to which they have been ■ Has helped among his fallow men. B . H O W A R D B G R d . ____ l r f < - T m a making weekly payments during the past twelve months. for fondly or friends, is one of Our Certificates of Deposit J The world needs many men today; F l u r HR M a«aalla A m u The installments were paid on many plans, ranging from a which earns 4 per cent interest from the ddte of issue! S Red-blooded men along life's way, R l'B R C M IPT IO * K A TE* I A gift of this kind Is of real value, besides the lesson in * With cheerful smiles and helping hands few cents to several dollars a week and resulting in the depositors O n e Y ea r.___IT.00. S ix Month* 11.10 “Thlrft” it teaches. And with the faith that understands having funds to provide gifts for their friends at a time when D e l i v e r e d In C ity b y C arrier p er w eek l i e . W e e k l y E d itio n | 1 Per Y ear The beauty of the simple deed, otherwise they might have been without finances. Certificates are issued for any amount—eome in and ■ Which serves another's hour of need. ■ F E C I A L JfO TlCK: A ll o b itu a ry By paying two cents the first week, four cents the second arrange for yours today. § n o t i c e s , card * o f th a n k s , reso lu tio n s Strong men to stand beside the weak, a n d n o t i c e s o f e n te r t a in m e n t # w h ere week and so on. the depositor collects twenty-five dollars and fifty ■ c h a r g e s a r e m ade, w ill be c h a r g e d for cents at the end of fifty weeks with which to do his Christmas Kind men to hear what others speak. ■ Resources $1,700,000 • t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rates. e True men to keep our country’s laws, shopping. s« MEMBER T H E A SSOC IATED P H K M And guard its honors and its cause; Even the most poverty-stricken child can join a club on the T h e A s s o c i a t e d I’reaa la e x c lu s iv e ly : ■ Men who will bravely play life’s game e n t i t l e d to t h e u se for r e p u b llc a tlo n of “one-cent-a-week” basis, which operates on the same plan, and a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s cred ited to It or Nor ask rewards of gold or fame. n u t o t h e r w i s e e r e d 't e d In th is paper brings n dividend of twelve dollars and seventy-five cents at the Teach me to do the best I can K £ i^ iA f e i.r a M f K end of the year. T h e more ambitious persons who undertakes To help and cheer our fellow man; *Jk -» • f .-* ^ 6S§ s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h e s h erein are a l s o r*- the two-dollar plan gets one hundred dollars, plus interest. Teach me to lose my selfish need served. | A COMMUNITY BUILDER 5 There is another plan th a t calls for a payment of five cents And glory in the larger deed the first week, ten cents the second week, fifteen cents the th ird ■ F. P. FORSTEU, President RFWIHTNER, Cashier ■ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1923 Which smoothes the road and lights the day §1 ® week, and so on, paying a lump sum of sixty-three dollars and For all who chance to come my way. ■ BBBBBBBHBMBMEBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBlIBBBBBBBBBRBRgBRIlgOllg BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. seventy-five cents. — Edgar A. Guest. JU S T AND RIGHT:—A God bf In Seminole county at one Sanford banking institution th rifty tru th and without iniquity just ami savers on such a plan numbered more than five hundred, th e ir B B B R B B B R R B E E E B B B R B B E SB E IB B C lIB B B B B B B R B B B E B B tlS B R B gB B SaO D tig h t ia ho.—Deuteronomy 32:4. — Ia Phone 498 deposits aggregating more than thirty-five thousand dollars.1 -Phone *198 H> Business men, women, ar.il children have made possible a more : T H E RIGHT OF PROTEST. . . . . . . , . A Sorry Spectacle * * ** _i -s B To sit in silence when we should pro- *happy Christm as by i*.; this systematic plan of saving. Daytona Journal ■ teat mated at this one institution along more than one thousand people ■ R Mnkes cowmnls of men. The human will cultivate the savings habit during the coming year. race « Aubrey Lee Nickels, convicted, and law and exnct punishment. Possibly the greatest benefit to individuals concerned ns guilty H as climbed on protest. Had no voice By his own utterances, by his rec- . ■ beyond a doubt, of one of the been raised well ns to the community, is creating the habit of th rift. By vilest and most revolting crimes in nil ord, by his actions Nickels is one of !B A gainst injustice, ignorance and lust saving n small amount each week, the depositor gradually begins Florida criminal history, is reveling the most depraved of human beings—- a Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage The inquisition yet would serve the in a wealth of newspaper publicity. lacking in all decency and honor—a ■ to realize the importance of putting away each day or week a ■ Transferred Anywhere Any Time law Women carry him flowers and write perfect example of the human degen- B ■ And guillotines decide our last dis­ small amount of his earnings. Ijj ■ him letters, lie has his sweethearts crate. Storage putes. If such a character can arouse sym■ ::nd is n hero to them. Soft-headed It makes little difference what one earns if all is spent. The The few who dure must speak, and amount of the wage put aside in savings either through the men plead for mercy and freedom for pnthy, can enlist the support of tlio IBHKBaBBRRBBBKBBBBaaBBEIBBBBasaaBBnBBBBBaBBnilBBBaRDflRB speak again ^ public against the courts and the law, this criminal. To right the wrongs of many. Speak . Christmas savings idea or in savings banks or good investments, A mockery is made of law and jus- it would seem that law has broken Thank God! is what really counts and places the saver on the road to real pros­ tice and every technicality of the law down—has been broken down by the nanRRRniaHRBHBRUaBRKERBBataHUaBCHBBUlIBBIIHaauSiJjnjMHH No vested power in this great day and perity and happiness. is used to defeat the ends of justice. very people who should uphold it— B H V n i* f ( Or T W l i m i t P r l a i l a f Co., i M l a r t , H m Mi . Christmas Gift \ Ii f l I First National Bank 1 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER m land Can gag ami throttle. —Ella Wheeler Wilcox. • ——o-------Buy Christmas seals. Still we rail at our courts and officers and that justice has become a mock­ because of the failure to enforce the ery indeed. It Is True If homeless and neglected children are to become clean, The Sunshine State useful citizens, someone must get behind them during their By Moses I’olaom childhood. The job of making them good citizens cannot be left to chance. Florida is 1often well termed the offer splendid oportunities to cost When parents fail in their duty or death robs a child “Sunshine State. The Daily Inde­ lines in quiet waters, nnd get satis­ pendent, published at St. Petersburg, factory results at a time when the of the love and care it should have, someone m ust supply makes no charge to subscribers for waters of the north are covered with that care and love if the child is,to be saved from delinquency tissues on days when the sun docs not thick ice. Winter is the main garden or crime. (shine. Phil H. Armstrong, the sun­ making time in Florida, and straw­ shine philosopher of the Timer-Union, berries are ripe at Christmas time, There is no greater service we can perform th an to help lackronville, has this to say about truck is growing in the gardens and our homeless and neglected children to become good citizens. 1Florida sunshine: oranges are being gathered for mar­ “With all this Florida sunshine jest ket. It is certainly a far wiser and less expensive thing to do than a siftin’ through your soul, A great green book, whose pages to permit them to become ne'er-do-wells or criminals. , Don't it make y ou feel a longin’ jest are Ruminated with many tinted The good people of Florida are engaged in ju st such nn un-i to grab a lishin’ pole, flowers garbed in green of every dertaking in the Children's Home Society at Jacksonville where ™"” your,, c,,at ,asi,‘!c a".d , wan; l f hue, lies open a t the feet of the pcoof the United States. This volume during the past twelve months more than .twelve hundred home- ' ct ,fn°wn S d r S t drram,"dream. ° de ies ever open in Florida and is most less and friendless children were taken in, looked a fte r and pro- Oh, the .............. Florida sunshine stoops to accessible by train, boat or motor Icisa the violets vided with good homes. car from every part of the Republic. a feller as he feels it jest forBusy mart of trade, towns nnd ci­ The above statem ent as issued by the Chlidren’s Home Society Ah, K3ts, forgets forgets, ties every comfort nnd conveni­ is sure to reach the hearts of everyone. Florida will not fail to An, he kaint help feelin* happy, don’t ence with uro in evidence, with green folikoer how hard he may try. support her "G reatest Charity." around ubout grass beneath, green is in the folingc nnd age leaves in ull shades of green overEvery reader of The Herald should feel it a privilege of adding Whenthetheblue is in the sky. h e n d .n pleasant sensation, not si' Hundreds of Sanford citizens may a contribution for this good work during the coming year. If you Oh. this Florida sunshine it feels lence, but absence of discord and cannot give money, send a box of useful articles. * Address" all be disfranchised—because of fuilurc mighty good to me, jarring sound, urching above is the to pay their poll tax. contributions to Children's Home Society, 1901 Riverside Avenue, An, there uint no music grander than blue sky, gemmed ut night with start the mock bird Ringin’ free, -------- o — blazing in the immensity of space Jacksonville, Florida. Speak up for the right thing. -------- o-------A re you having n tree? ---------0-------Don’t be o jelly-fish citizen. ---------o-------Show your interest in the city by paying your poll tax. ---------o-------Herald advertisements point out the best places to trade. -------- o This man, Pinchot, we understand, ia the Mngnavox of Pennsylvania. o ■ A Christmas smile is sometimes more welcome than n Christmas gift. ----------- o-------Send your contribution to the Chil­ dren’s Home Society a t Jacksonville today. -------- o ---There is no one quite so talkative as President Coolidge unless it is an en­ gineer in a train wreck. $ Jj Pii y B 5 B ■ 5 Calling Your A ttention to the s s ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ R Corner N. E!m and Commercial Street f WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL FEEDS R ■ R We are aw ay from high rents which enables us to sell for R R H less H n * R ■ We have a full line of RED COMB FEED for the tilth 1■ B H * chicks, including line grit, fine chick scratch, fine charcoal. R ■ Red Comb B utter Milk Chick Starter, Red Comb Butter J ■ Milk Gtowing Mnsh £ An, there ain’t no perfume sweeter aryl in the day streaks nnd patches ■ When you are just ubout to throw than the blossoms in the tree. of sunshine where the branches ad- ■ the thing awny, try n want ad. You ATTENTION DAIRYMEN An, to live down here in Florida is mit the rays, wide, cool shadows and jj will make money on the deal. Something1 To Think About the height of ccstucy.” -------- o--------dear, sweet air bearing the salt of a Last Christmas under the initials the seas, the balsam of the pines, ■ Doubtless about this time, William Ju st received a car of High Grade Ilccl Pulp. of “ I \ W. B.” in “A Line O’ Type High in a magnolia tree, hidden from '5 Jennings Bryan is having his regular The F ourth E state truthfully says: Two" department, the famous view a mocking bird sings—and it ■ quadrennial return of the old im­ Our Prices Are Very Attractive That the city that gets publicity gels the business. column in the Chicugo Tribune, ap­ sings at night too—and from the g pulse.—Detroit Free Press. peared the folowing under the head­ distance the notes of the whipper- £ That the city th at gets the advertising grows? -------- o— — "Old Beck Sweet Feed For Quality’' of “Scenery in the Sunshine ; will and other songsters of this n How many good resolutions have That the advertising properly cane is worth its weight in ing State." southern land. The peace of green ■ you jotted down in your notebook for gold? “Go where you will in Florida things—regardless of season, reigns jj enactment into your moral code on there will rise before you n panorama supreme. That advertising a city is business, not child’s play? the first of the year? PHONE 9t »f beauty. On nil sides you will sea -------- o-------That people will go miles to a good live city to trade? The meadows, lawn, field, grove, the upholstering of the Almighty, Secretary Dcnby recently urged the That the property will increase in value when the outside giant trees and flowery vistas, gem- garden, woodland, the lake, the sea­ need of an expenditure of thirty mil­ shore, the river, the waste places by med with bright waters in ever liv- t,lc roadai(]e, cach ha8 it3 - pe„u!il;r lion dollars for modernizing the fleet. world knows your city is awake? '1 hat people from neighboring towns will come where there is mg lakes, springs and streams, in a representative of vegetation-a living It's a good thing we decided to disarm. state bordered by more sea than any dictionary of wild flowers—and from « -------- o -----something doing? other in the Union. Look as ) 1111: this bed of varieties arise odors and , Abe Martin, the "Indlanny philosorThat now is the time your city and business need advertis­ may, the scene is a picture of lovell- jco,or3 to (k,Ught the senses, and fur- 3 nhe,’ dues not miss the truth far when ness, set in galllerics of moat restful nUh nL.L.tar for beps Tho a ne says: “Next t' hanshakin’ nothin* ing more than ever before? <ien?e for. ■ has been ns overworked an* successful 'I hat it you don’t got out and go after the outside trade, views of any to be found on all the , placc swnr,|( |ofty as promisin' to reduce tuxes.” planet: , n c3ts, tiny blooms, struggling for a*.a some neighboring city will? J . M. McCASKILL, Pres. and Manage? ---------0-------tvT F n r l,B'.°r CT:nst ma» l v . place in the sun. so-called weeds. * That if they do, they will get the business you should get? The fluttered airs from heavens naturc, aecttls never at want for vari- * It might be a good idea each night height, ------------- o-------------cty and color and change, knows H RaBRRERsnHBBaaxiigizux.aa^^xxjQUiiLnucxrcaaRUBaRHaL'eajxa to see that windows anil doors are Blow warm. Upon your happy ^lKni sight nothing of meaner or n*'bleF—all earth r. , , carefully locked before thieves got NOTHING IS MORE common than for great thieves to ride into the habit of wintering in Sanford. in triumph when small ones are punished. Hut let wickedness Dawns a new world, as when, men coverings are of equal rank in Na* naaaRRaEBZBZBBRiiHztiKXBziRsaxaEUHBiZERsascsaaaKiiHaHSHa n i * , , r >, «• ilu re ’s Book of Gold. Each has its ■ —------ o-------! DeLeon nrdont fought his way ; mcn!(Urt. llf R[ory. each has its peculiar B The past week has seen the declina­ escape ns it m ay at the law, it never fails of doing itself ju stice; A ltos , long leagues of sea form white bl.Jluty t ,,ad) itfl usefulness, if we but n tion of at least three prospective can­ for every guilty person Is his own hangman.—Seneca. To 1- forma. knew. Each is here in Florida for our M didates for governor. The situation H p„r us—for him—blue, blue the bay; Htuj v a ,ld A is improving.—Tampa Tribune. For him—for us—the starry night. ~ ________ ‘ .1 -------- o-------My Favorite Stories ■ Romance, ami tender, deep delight * ____ Why not organize a Coolidgc Club, •A Breathe in the air—and wiil for ays— | TOM SIMS SAYS By Irvin S. Cobb ■ not for political purposes, hut with the In r londa. j ■ view of encouraging more people to There are four countries with pos- — -— a keep their mouths shut?—Atchison Man who can cut tqxes and pay a u friend of n friend of mine has a !-1Through the locker room ran a pass- sesiuns on which the sun is always (Kan.) Globe. There are Great Britain, bomm will be as famous as Babe n ways led a life of the most conven- ugeway leading to the swimming pool shining. -o M France, Holland, and the Spanish Bu.li. St American War put the United State* -------It man was cncasDid you ever weigh your milk and weigh your feed to sec A , . ,___ „ bathrohe, when a in that class. When the morning sun m how many slackers you have in your herd? Let us lend is rising over Porto Itico and senda ‘ ' ..a .? n fia”* ■ FW i.tt thn tw■lii-lit li v,jv,nir politician throe blocks. It on the advice of his friend he signed lie caught onfyVglimnac of’ft, but a The dawn to Florii ■ you a pair of Purina Mill: Seales so you can chock up your depends upon it. -ub.Uta»«. ■ for a course ia a well patronized g ym -1glimpse was enough .He turned to his settling downF,OHr“ovc S S K u K U . « -------- o— cows to see how many pAy fer their keep. companion witht * a_ shocked nnd s t a r - 11° Florida midI summer the dawn There were 05.‘.Kill arrests for the r.a*:um.» . . J t — t .. l i t * . A i V__1 I . I. . . . 1„ .SIM O -I # O *i After you have done this feed Purina Cow Chow to the begins at 3 a. m., the sun rises I . it legal tor nil war vets to 5 violation of the Volstead Act during The two Unbilled iho'r first afternoon tied look upon his face, ho/it craps with loaded dice and they 14 herd. The scales will show you ju st how much more ni!k ‘'Great heavens!” he exclaimed. •*i at 4:30 and the twilight disappear the year ending June 30, 1913. The in the main exercise hall and descend■ other 1094)34,004 bootleggers, census ed to the locker room in the basement, thought for un instant l saw an nbi. about R p. m. making ubout 17 jVJ*u col.set their bonus. .hour* of light. The sunlight is warm ; you get. And here is a thought— if Cow Chow does not put prcparulory to taking a shower, soluteiy nude man pass!" 1920, escaped notice. the slackers on a profitable paying basis, nothing will. You I during the middle of the day, hut it -o, ket every war vet throw rocks at 5 is rarely sultry and never prostrates la Wttr pr(,fitrt.r tWo h..urs. It would n will be money ahead to get t ill of them. John Martin Is certainly raising a man or boast. Winds from the ceas >)L, belter than a bonus. “ We make you a present of the scales after you have fed lot of smoke and it is snid that wher­ on each ride moderate the heat of ; ever there is smoke there is always ( W hat Florida Most Needs summer and the cold of winter. . , H 100 sacks of Purina Cow Chow. Call or phone for particu­ some' fire. There is, however, u dif­ Plant City Courier ,,, . . . „„ Order the street cleaners to turn 5 lars. ference between fires und bon fires. | H onda i* an *! Iv U ill iin a!l thc di,neJ t,ie>* And. This would nx state. Get that fact firml>i fi-'y* m cuj taxe3 a little. a Sanford's big bond isssue fo r-pub-, Whnt Florida most needs today, an d | will add to his own wealth and th a t your mind. Every season is of rare : lie utilities will be sold at a premium ulway3 ha3 needed most, is more of Florida. He can’develop ’some"of charm in our state, where folks can * 7 ■ — if enough citizens take an interest, biim, nnJ mU3c!e tho latent resources of tho state. He b« ‘.ut of doors and fill their lungs | f he war vets deserve a bonus. Th? £ to qualify lor the election by paying tM ,, , . . . » .•an show the world th a t Florida is a with good air to vitalize the blood, taxpayers deserve a reduction. And u their poll tax before January flrht. [ * b*rula n clerical department is well good place in which to make a living,: particularly ut a time when the peo- tho sun deserves a rest. “n ______ jnttended to; it id m the mechanical by making n living for himself—t h a t , f'lc of hte northern states are forced' -------« Contrremman Frank Clurk has in- l?parJrTJelT1t morv in needed, is by really producing things of u seek artificially heated quarters, , ... But nil ex-second looeys in uniform a troduced a resolution in the Ifoudo | * H,tate n;n ton many chainnent sec- value. I No other state has a . . . . ■ , , ,, „ , longer sea I mid invite war vets to cuss them, N th a t member;* be allowed uifm. That's , rt^UI U!H» hoard.*, brokers, atrent.H salThis *is not -intended - - to minimize - - - coast, with equally fine beaches, bor- Coll it a soldier bonus. M probably a good idea. If Frank Clark .prum'.ters, hot air boosters tho service* M of the white-collar brigdred by salt waters in the depth of _____ * and middle men of ull kind* in pro­ j* going to sleep in the lb»u*e any­ ade. A certain amount of supervis-j which are hundreds of varieties of j Give an ex-private a squad of ex­ nit portion to thc number engaged in act­ way. he might an well have a couch ion, direction, agitation and instruc- fishes, end strange forms of life, nf- j ritrt;uints to drill and hewould for' H ual production. to lie on. ,1 tion, ' temporal and spiritual, is abso-1 fording unlimited sport, and chances Bct a »i apout his bonus. II The man who get* put and does lately necessary; but when the prob- to .bathe and go sailing and boating * ____ U The Association of Overworked, Un­ something with his hand* is the man icni ia clearing, settling and making !when the north is covered v;ith snow. Every man known how to reduce II who is best nerving Florida at this derpaid, Dishwashing llouaewive* time, btvuiisu every other vocation productive u state which is yet ninety Beautiful shells, too, cun be picked up his own tnxe«. This is so simple. 'U iK -------- -------- ------ ... . , , ,. , .percent untouched by the plow, tho along thu seashorv. The Smithsonian But them on the other follow. have sent a petition to Congress in n Baler is is overover- man in overall) has tho right of way. Institu'e at Washington has hundreds which they maintain that sixty per I*' ,B, , u" ut IB Wo have beard for u long time what of variet'en of shell* gathered in cent of the Senate are paid a *um in crownou. U Teach the cops to lay bricks. They n excess to th? _____ of __ what ___ their ___ _service! _ ___ A public spirited citizen who is » u r state 'could' or “can do,” “ if” Florida. The sen, too, is a source of a could nutk* millions tn their spare •* people ure worth. This probably carnet eager to serve his state can do so in and “when." The subjunctive mode ha* large an! growing industry in fishing n an a distinct shock to the Senators many ways, lie can clear a field. He Ioccupied too prominent n place in the i for the finny tribe.*, and for oyn- months. Collect It for taxes. u zt themselves, but it is doubtful if tho Iran fence it. He can build a house, grammar of Florida. The best possi- ters. clams, crabs, turtles, spongus,* If allowel to bootleg our navy »: rest of the country will ever give.Ho cun jdant n grove, lie can plant j bio booster i* the n an with too!** in shrimp, etc H credit to the A. O. U. D. II. for muk-jtuu! cultivate farm und garden prod-Jhls hand* an*l the indicative mode>, The interior ‘ * fresh water takes and I <*naM be se’f-supporling and pay off u ing a discovery. uct3. Hu can produce something that present tense, is his mind. 1rivers uko abound in fish life, und the national debt by Saturday. |BBaBnRH9aaaBHaaBaBRBztaB>aHnaaiiatia9RRaBsuBBiiBBBaaB Cates Crate Co., Phone 1 8 1 1 \ Jl .....................* ........... - _ ____ __ _ ___ J *.-v.- v.^*. �Phone: Office 108 s Social Sid MRS. FRED DAIGEU, Society Editor jn^LENDAR Residence 217-W CHARM Tuesday—Daughters of Wesley will hold Christmas Social a t 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Mahlon Wright, on Celery Avenue. Tuesday—G. F. S. meots with Mrs. John Leonard!, a t 4 p. m. with Mrs. Leonard! and Miss Carol Stone as hostesses. Wednesday—Welfare Department of Woman’s Club meets at 3 p. m. Thurrdajr—Dunlicato Bridge Club meet with’ MnC A. P. Connelly nt Comfort Cottagd. Friday—Script Dance at the Woman’s Club by Peter Schnai, with the Indinnnpolis Eight SM iestra. 0 P. M. Miss Rolien Forwell is also ill in the hospital. Mr. Eddie Pell of Osteen was a bus­ iness visitor in Sanford Monday. The many friends of Mrs. Clyde Derby will be sorry to hear that she is ill in the hospital. Sirs. L. P. Hagan spent the day Monday shopping nnd visiting friends nnd rcintives in Doland. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson of Orlando nre visiting Dr. nnd Mr3. J. N. Robson for a few dnys. Miss Lena Bello Ifngan returned Tuesday from Doland whore she has been visiting her cousin, Miss Lucilo Dutton. Miss Mnxino Young returned with Miss Williams from Oviedo Sunday afternoon nnd Is her guest for sev­ eral days. Misses Cnthryn Simms nnd Mary Eiiznbcth Moyc sold $0.15 worth of stamps Monday nfternoon., Mias Lena Bellle Hagan sold $2.25. Among the .visitprs from Oviedo yesterday shopping In Sanford were Mrs. It. It. Wright, Miss Elizabeth Young, Mrs. Ed. Farnell nnd Mrs. Alton Farnell. A congenial party- visiting Miss Jannette McFarlane nnd spending the day in Oviedo Fundny were Misses Ellen Muhoney,’ Nell Williams und Mr. W. R. Williams. Miss Carmitn Barber nnd Master Braxton Perkins nre the guests of Mrs. M. D. Barber at the Seminole Hotel in Jacksonville for several days, returning home Wednesday. Mrs. It. W. Pearman anti Mrs. How­ ard Overlin spent the week-end in Jacksonville shopping anti enjoying tho theatres. The trip was made on the City of Jacksonville and they re­ turned Monday. Mr. anti Mrs. Glenn Falkcs of New London, Missouri, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Deas, stopping tn route for n few days on their way to Miami. Dr. C. S. Bieedin of Anderson, S. C., has been for several months mak­ ing a tour of Florida anti after spending some timq in Orlando came last night to spend the holidays with his sister, Mrs. J. N. Robson. Mr; C. Pfny, representing the New York Times, will be in Sanford some time collaborating with Mr. T. 0. Owens in mnking pictures of San­ ford and the surrounding countiy for the pictorial department of the New York Times. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rollin E. Wnterniun of Dundee nre visiting tho mother of Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Mary Utilise Lcnnaidy nt ht»r home on Palmetto Avenue. Mr. Waterman is president of the Bank of Dundee and will leave Wednesday for Crooked Lake. where he is organizing another bunk. The many friends of Miss Julia Znchnry will be very sorry to hear that since reaching Richmond, Vir­ ginia she has had to undergo another operation and have her tonsils re­ moved. Miss Zachary will not return homo for the holidays .but will con­ tinue visiting in Richmond nnd in different parts of Virginia where she has been much feted. It will he n great pleasure for the many friends of Mrs. it. S. Keclor to learn that she will arrive Tuesday from her home in East Orange, New Jersey to spend the winter as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Watson in the Welaka Apartments. Mrs. Keelor is an honorary member of the Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. S. D. A. R., and a great social favorite. ..... .M:s3 Heather Thatcher, whose beauty, churn) nnd athletic have brought her fame in London. She hns opened n gymnns enters to exclusive trade. GOSSIP. It is rumored that Snnford is to have another card club made up of the younger maids and matrons of the society set. The name is very appropriate for Florida and is said to be the Spanish for Thursday Card Club. The members of this club are Misses Lettio Caldwell, Kitty Smith, Ellen Mahoney, Margaret Foster, Lovie Turner, Mcsdnmcs R. E. Tolar, I.. C. Moore and Morton Thigpen. Quite on another order is the re­ organized club of the Sunford Asso­ ciation of Business Women. This is made up of nine of the most repre­ sentative business women in the city and membership is quite n.s exclusive as the Rotary. F.vety Thursday it is* said that these women meet at the Lu-Bcth Cafeteria for luncheon and a chin fest. Miss Mel Whitner has been chosen by them for their member on the Honorary City Plan­ ning Commission Board. The mumborn are ami why tiiey are as fal­ lows: President, Miss Elizabeth Musson of Chase & Company; Miss Agnes Berner in charge of the Notes Department for the First National Bank; Miss Berner is secretary nnd treasurer. Mrs. Porter Wakefield, who is famous all over the United States for the Wakefield Preserving Products is another member; Mrs. Junie Boumillat, nurs.-; Mrs. E. M. Galloway Editor of the Florida Bui­ lt tin; Mrs. (). P. Herndon. Princess Theater; Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, aiistnnt principal of the Snnford High School; Mrs. W. E. Watson, manager cf the Welaka Apartments; Mrs. John Loanardi, law clerk in the of­ fice of John Leonardi, Miss Zachary, tencher of Domestic Science in the Snnford High SihooJ. A CRADLE SONG Sleep, mother’d heart-strings, and rest; Night time I lovo thco best. Day with its care Others may share, Ev'ning brings birdlings to nest. Sleep, sweet nnd deep without fear Danger shall never draw near— While mother sings White angels’ wings, Arc hovering over thee, dear. —George Hoyt Smith. BORN. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Diehl are re­ joicing over the arrival of a ninepound boy born on Friday morning. MRS. VAN DUZEK OF CAIRO HONORED. The hospitable home of Mrs. W. C. llill v.as-naver -levelior than Mon­ day afternoon, when she entertained in honor of Mrs. John Van Duzee of Cairo, Georgia, the guest of Mrs. Waller Wight. Tito entire lower floor was thrown together on suite and decorated with the Christmas greens nr.d intermingled with the eve:greens were masses of the scar­ let poinsettia. A miniature Christ­ mas tree gay in tinsel and silver trimmings added further the Christ­ mas note. The guests, on entering were greet­ ed by Mrs. Ilill und introduced to the honoree. Miss Caroline Hill passed the basket containing the tnlleys which were miniature Santa Clauses.- Five tables of players en­ joyed the charming hospitality of Mrs. Hill. After cifunting tho scores it was found that Miss Katherine Wilkie ST. AGNES GUILD MEETS. held high score; Mrs. Gonzalez won The Ft. Agnes Guild of the Holy the cut prize anti a dainty piece of Cross Episcopal Church had a call1silk lingerie was given to the honoree. meeting Monday nfternoon at the| Refreshments of creamed chicken, home of Mis. W. S. Leake on San­ geletine fruit salad, aultincs, nuts ami ford Heights. Tho president, Mrs. J. N. Robson, called the meeting to coffee were served. order. The first matter of importance CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE. was the discussion of the St. Agnes If you want better mothers for bet­ Guild room i:i the. IVnuild-Iuiughton Hospital. Mrs. Archie Betts nnd ter babies— Buy Christmas Seals. Mrs. Julius Takach reported that Health is a valuable asset. $!25 had been turned in to It injures prosperity. Mr. Lawton to furnish this room r.nd It increases land values. that this was sufficient to furnish it Health can be maintained only -completely. The room Is to have over the door in gold letters the name through individual and community effort. x of the St. Agnes Guild. Within natural limitations any The Rev. Arthur Searing Peck gave the complete plans for the rebuild­ community can determine its own ing of the church and parish house. death rate. Be a Christmas Seal Sale Booster! The church is to be of Spanish mis­ sion with the mission towers and Do not’ look for wrong or evil— chimes. A complete report was made You will find them if you do; from the bazaar. After the business meeting a social As you measure for your neighbor, hour wart enjoyed, during this time He will measure back to you. the hostess served fruit salad, cho­ —Alice Carey. colate wafers nnd hot chocolate. Those present were Mrs. A. It. Key, Mrs. J. N. Robson, Mrs. Archie Betts, He who has conquered doubt nnd Mrs. Sherman Lloyd. Mr* Paul Rig­ fear has conquered failure.—James gers. Mrs. D. J. Coleman and Mrs. Allen. l Cob-lough. NUPTIAL CALENDAR. Mariagea. 'Miss Anna Leigh Hamilton, Jasper, to Ensign Glover McArthur, Jasper, December 11. Miss Lena Feranandcs, Key West, to Robert H. Givins, Key West, De­ cember 8. Miss Mary Barbara Paxa, Tampa, to James H. Hollaway, Tampa, De­ cember 8. 1 , Miss Estelle Bennett, Dennett, to Pierre Galliard, Falmouth Decernber 9. Miss Cyrena White. Miami, to Mar­ tin Hauri, Miami, December 12. Miss Mary Curry, Miami, to Leo Pfeifer, December, 11. Miss Margarita Chllllngworth, Palm Beach, to Loren Dale Simon, December 14, Miss Dclma Hathcdx, lakeland, to Samuel D. Walker, lakeland, De­ cember 7. Miss Mildred Irene Dixon, St. Petersburg, to Raymond ii. Itevcll, St. Petersburg, December 11. .Miss Abbie Elfenboth Iaphnm, Minmi, to Dougins J. Gibbons, Miami, December 10. Miss Myrtle Brant, Bluff Springs, to A. I.. Heath, Mt. Vcrnoon, Decem­ ber 11. Miss May Isabelle McLean. Tnmpn, to A. M. King, Tampa, December 8. I Miss Itellettn Grant, Miami, to (paries S. Tobin, Miami, December MRS. NORRIS SAYS I know women 'who have lost their souls, women who have no longer discernment to see the e* tnmal elements In the things of dally life, nor the desire to regain In nddftion to th* Ui TEN GREAT WOMEN L The following have been named aa tries known in which it la balls* the ten greatest baaineaa women in helium might be obtained in co— e America, by Mrs. Eliaabcth Sean, ex­ clnl quantities. pert! 1. Mr*, Leno Lake Forrest, iniorHerald Want Ads bring result* once, Detroit, Mich. 2. Mias Georgia Emery, insurance, Detroit, Mich. 3. Miss Ann Baker, railroad tie, • Paducah, Kv. G 4. Miss Mary Ryan, paint, Brook­ lyn, N. Y. 6. Mrs. Zetla A. McBerty, weldirig, L R r- N Warren. Ohio. fl. Mrs. Mary Stubbs Moore, chem- j G icals, Indianapolis, Ind. 7. Mrs. N. B. Rrninord, tug, boats Jacksonville, Fin. 8. Mias Cecile Woodbury, fror foundry. Great Falls, Mont. >t 9. Mrs. Charles N. Gould, Indust­ r ia l geologist, Oklnhoma City, Okla. 10. Miss Alice Engelhardt, shoes, Cincinnati, Ohio. In the nbove list it is noted thn Mrs. Sours mentions a Florida wo­ Brown man, Mrs. N. B. Hrainard, of Jack j sonvollc, ns one of America's grcatcsl business women. 711 G. Washington Street ; 1 .A and outdistance one another. These women nre not necessarily cruel, nor selfish with merelytangiblc things. But they never give themselves. They are the most wretched persons In the world. Hundreds of thousands of persons—men especially perhaps— pernnps— seetn to feci thnt by keeping half the law they nre doing well. They live Christian lives.. They abide by God's Word. But they do not be­ lieve in Him. -! A ’! R , i E S c A E S O P A D P I S H R O T S R. S. Or 4th E. Church Street People freely udmit that satis­ faction nnd.happiness come through the brotherhood of love thut reli­ gion tenches. Hut there they stop. And just nt tho point they stop be­ gins thnt strange death in life thnt means losing the soul. Misses Katherine Broadbua, Cariotta ORLANDO Cuestn, Eiiznbcth Copp. Miss Mary Weedon spent the week end in Monticeilo. Going to Gainesville for a few days were Misses Mary Louise Dickenson, Abpve all the world’s greatest Jess Dclion, Mnrgnrct Iayton, Mary niossngc is the giving of self, which Leah Hurt, Lillian Long, Bertha is greater *hnn pride or shyness or Harrington, Marie McKean. Misses Anita Johnson nnd Isabelle sidf-consciousness, poverty, home­ Miss Belle las ter, New York, to Lowry have returned to their homes liness or middlc-nge. I noted this Lieut. William S. Grooch, Pensacola, The best Tire ycur Car ever thing about the most sensational In Tnmpn for the holidays. December 0, of tho modem fevnnjjelists. He Miss Emily Luens made n very Miss Mny Campbell, lakeland, to had was a “FIRESTONE” honrse, weary, hungry, jostled, delightful visit in Jacksonville. Df« Martin, lakeland, December l),i was exhnusted most of the time.,’ But Miss Edith MrMnkin hns returned Miss Reba Yelvington, Dnytonn, to he was ecstatically hnppy, as men to ber home in Orlando . FIRESTONE guarantees you (,lin J. Butler, Miami, December* G. are after battles, ns women nre On nceount of illness, Miss Roberta aliss Genevieve Nuylore, Pensacola,; after childbirth, or whole communi­ most miles per Dollar t:» R. M. Donnelly, Chiplcy, Decem­ ties nre after earthquake, Hood or Scott left early for her home in Ft. ber 7. Meade. CHRISTMAS GIFT—Red Tubes fire. Miss Aline Daniels, St. Augustine,’ and n Tire Changer Free with to Albert liirtli, St. Augustine, De­ NOTES FROM STATE COLLEGE cember 5. all Cord Tires. TALLAHASSEE, Florida State Miss Mae Wilkins, Clearwater, to Lben C. Clarke, Clearwater, Decem- College for Women. December 18.— ber 5. (Special.)—A Florida State College RAY BROTHERS Mrs. Emma R. Gifford, New York, girl hns ncain been honored in the Phone 51ft Sanford io Rev. Harvey J. Fnrman, New; realm of Y. W. C. A. work. Miss Ethel Henry, of Snnford. hns recent­ Smyrnn, December 7. „ ‘^ . . L o i s Sapp, Plant City, to ly been requested by the Regional David liters, Plant City, December 5. Committee of the Student Assembly NOTICE Miss Alma Hoyt, I’ensacolu, to of the Y. W. C. A. to serve on an Place Your Order Now OUR MATTERY BUSINESS has educational committee of the South­ Albert F. Raggett, Puisacoln, Deern region. This committee’s main been moved from WIGHT BROS. work will be to study campus condi­ Garaifc to our Station on West tions nnd student thought and opinion. First Street Upon the information gnined by this committee will depend in n large way RAY BROTHERS the general direction along which Distributors of “EXIDE” and the work of the Y. W. C. A. for the coming year will lie. “WILLARD” Batteries The nir is full or things. You The chairman of this committee is shouldn’t miss. Get n Radio. Miss Eiiznbcth Webb, a 1023 grniiuasnte of Brennu, with whom miss Relieved Boy’s Cough. Henry, as Undergraduate Representa­ Cut Thin Out—It is Worth Money •Miss Selina Milton to James L. tive of the local organization, was Send this ml mid ten cents to Foley Mrs. I,. Van Bello, Pendroy, Mont., Carter, Washington, D. C„ Decem­ associated nt the Blue Ridge Confer­ & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, writes, “I like your Cough Mcdicint ber I. ence in June. III., writing your mime nnd address very well. My little boy, G yoara old, Miss Beulah Hall to Alexander HoyThe work of the committee on our clearly. You will receive n tea cent had a very bad cough and after using wood Cnrnubcll, Columbia, S. C., De­ campus has already boon begun in cember 10. the group which Miss Henry organ­ bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ Miss Addie Turner to Hiram Pres ized in the World Fellowship depart­ TAR COMPOUND for codghs, colds POUND he secured relief.” For colt, December G. ment. Miss Clara Crone, is the chair­ nnd hoarseness, also free sample pack­ coughs, colds nnd hoarseness there ia Mias Pearl Bruithnupt to Oscar Lee man of tho group. Michael, December 10. Miss Lois -McQueen, of Pnlntkn, ages of FOLEY PILLS n diuretic no better remedy on the market to­ Miss Mabel Louise Bryson to Car­ president of the local Y. W. C. A., stimulant for the kidneys nnd FOI.EY day than FOLEY'S HONEY AND ter E. Collier, New York, Novem­ has been appointed n member of CATHARTIC TAHI.ETS for Con- TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the ber :to. tho Bummer Conference •CommiUoo. stipation and Biliousnc.w. These, test of. time, serving three genera­ /Mira Ailyne N. T lntk to Willianl'1 Personals wonderful remedies have helped mil­ tions. Get the genuine; refnso sub­ King, December 8. Among the College girls spending stitutes.—Adv. lions of people. Try them!—Adv. Mrs. Helen S. Merrill to Miles T. the past week end in Madison were: Smith, December 5. Miss Myrtle E. l-athiun to Dr. Mnrvin H. Smith, December 13. TIRES Engagmenta. Mias Louise Brown, St. Petersburg, to Walter Orville Ray, St. Peters­ burg, December 19. Mias Annie Mary Hall, Pensacola, to Hugh Webb Gunn, Pensacola, Jan ­ uary. Miss Emma Jane Rowe, Miami, to Paul Clyde Albritton, Miami, Ja n ­ uary 21. Miss Omar Davis, St. Augustine, to Frank Ilarroid, Palatka, January t>. Miss Susie Stewart, Enu Gallic, to S. M. Siawright, Cocos, December. Miss Doris Conklin, Miami, to II. i Richard Colo, Miami, December 19. Miss Katherine Shorter, St. Aug­ ustine ,tn J. C. Alexander, London, Conn., December. Miss Kathleen Campbell. Pensa­ cola t:i_ Franklin G arrett Cowie, De­ cember." , Miss Mary Resile Stallings, Paint-' ka, to Raymond S. Johnson, Cocoa,' January !*. Miss Eleanor Ardep to Ensign James Edwin Cruig, Ifccember 2G. Miss Susie May Aldrich to Harry A Newman, December 19. Miss Zulennic Annette Mathis to Howard M. Baggett, February I I. STATE"WEDDINGS. Miss Anno Wood to Mr. James II. Notion, in Jacksonville, December 12. Miss Mildred Ball to Mr. Richmond Dorman, in Jacksonville, December 11. Miss Mary Edna Owen to Mr. Francis II. Ball, in Jacksonville, De­ cember 11. Miss Isabelle Louise Dodge to Mr. Walter W. Williams, in Jacksonville, December 11. Miss l.ila Munnerley to Mr. Leo Northrupp, in Orlando, December 8. Miss Mildred Irene Dixon to Mr. Raymond H. Revell, in St. Petersburg, December 11. * Miss Bessie Wilson to Mr. M. I). Strickland in Plant City, December 10. / Hosiery NS® For * Ladies and Men 40c to $3.00 THE CHRISTMAS SHOE STORE ■ S A N F Q R P .F L A .... .............. . n . . a l l B . , a!]B i u u D « x a i i i i i n x a c i a E R a i H x a i i B i i i i i x s a i i i i i i i i i i m r a a i M r a i e i x a i i i i i M i i i i a i i i B i i m i i a a a i n i i i H a a a i M i : a M H i i i i a M M M i i H i i s s u « a « a M a i r a s a M The Pennies, Nickels and Dimes that go into our Christmas Club Come out full grown Dollars. The first deposit—makes you a member. S tart now—get back every 1923 Members please call for your checks cent you pay in Plus Interest, (JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS) Call, write or phone for full particulars R J ia a a R a a a R a u B B a n D a iiR a a R E R a M n B a a R a a a a a H a R a a R a a a a a u a B a a ik a M ia a a R a a a a a a R a R R a R R a a s a a R a ia a ia a a a v iB a ia R B a a a a a R R a R a iR R a a ■■■■■■■!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■« �= = ______ St turning (ten d , supplies llbctui. demand and STOCKHOLDERS imovement slow, market week. Fie. MEETING crates fancy IMft standard crates $2JM 3; ^ Peas: Cat 1, supplies, demand and choice $3.60-94. The regular annual meeting o f the PkilaJeifUa (Clear. 41 above), movement moderate, market steady! stockholders of the Seminole County ..q ap.... Ah I Ley 39 , ikrdlu fcrdlu abb Fla. bu. hprs. $3-$3.25. ?-. Lettohe: Aria. l . CaL 17, Fla. 8, Bank, will bo held In the 'banking Strawberries: No Florida supplies. Cards of Banfadfa Keyutir n r -Eggplant: Supplies, demand and N. J. 1, 48 cars on. track including rooms of the bank on Thursday, Jan­ movement moderate, market steady broken. Supplies heavy, especially able f t i f — I— t M nj dark _ Threatened for cheap stock, Fla. standard crates, Western, demsnd moderate, market uary 3, at 4 o'clock p. m., for tha pur­ of wham, la kla eheeaa prwHE SLIPPED! Mrs pose of electing a board of directors To Resign His Job large sixes 0.75-11, small sixes $2X0* barely steady. CaL crates Ieebei -■ . . . , r i •• ■ . • ~fsssina the H c n ll 93. • • $2.75^93.50, poorer |2-§ft60. Aria* C*J. to serve for the eneuing year, and any A t Magnate’s Meet ■ends la tha eratest 93.85. Fla.. Sanford Section, Baltimore (Clear, 49 above). in . Big Bis boston 1.60-91.76, other business that may properly Eggplant: Cal. receipt* light, de­ 11-2 bu. hprs. »n Moirsls Bap No, When Dkmand, good, market steady, Fla. pep-‘ poorer-low as |1 J6, boxes 1.6041*75. come before the meeting. Winter Garden 11-2 bu. iprs. Big A. R. KEY, Cashier. per crates, fancy 94.50-96. later Start* To Qait As Boston 9242.25.. ' ■ Strawberries: No supplies on mar­ Dictator. Peppers: Fla. 2f 1 ear on track un­ ket. Beans: Express receipts light, de­ broken, supplies sad demand moder­ Scheme Mtinea IICAGO, Dec. 1ft—It developed mand good ’for good stock, market ate, market slightly stronger, Fla. I it crates 91:92.76, choice $1*60-52. ,_rday that Judge Landis threw steady. Fla. bu. hprs. best 93, few *:LAWYER Beans:: No C-l arrivals, supplies resignation into the teeth, if any, 93,26, fair 92-92.25. t i -C the,assembled baseball magnates Cukos: Express r light, good light, demand moderate, market R oom their annual meeting here and In■ : Sf/rwawiL? arket firm. steady, Fla. *7-9 bu. hprs. green, best inquiry for tancy stock', marl ,-raned them that the commbsfoncr s Fla. pepper crates, fancy $3-13.61), 93-94, fait 92.25-12.60. Express 7-8 bu. hprs. green best $1.50-93.50, 7-8 chair was thereupon and thenceforth few $1. bu. sprs. wax 12X0-83X0, vacant as a haunted house. Kind Squash: Express receipts light. Peas: Supplies light. demand modi * Feas: Express receipts light, deand willing, however, ImmeFred R* Wilson mand limited, market steadyft 54.15-$., erate, market steady. Fla. 4)}i. hprs. ttoljr escorted the worthy judge Yen can lad the name of $2.60-54. hamper. i 7 upon the throne, rescued the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW No Other Florida Vegetables: every live Baslasee Man ___ irehial crown from the comer Tomatoes:'-Express receipts very sales. hi Saafard hi this Colama First National R ule Building light, demand goodj no sales reported. ’ whence it had rolled, and the King Tomatoes: FIs. 2, 5 cars on.track Lettuce: Fla. 8/16 cars on track Including was himself, more a dictator each day. Sanford ! Florida broken, suplics light, de­ including broken, supplies and demand mand good; movement good, market. _»n ever. moderate, market unsettled. Fla. This was the same man that was Nassau Gs fancy stock $4.60. 11-2 bu. crates Big Boston $1.25-51-50. steady. to be called by his right name if he MARKETS—2 I St. Louis (Cloudy, 40 above). ed to speak out of turn at any Lettuce: Fin. 1, Arlx. 2. Cal. 4, 13 time. He was to be uncrowned, un­ Elton J. Moughton cars on track, supplies liberal, de­ REGULAR meals served at Thd Sanford Novelty frocked and disenfranchised from mand and movement moderate, mar­ Pheonix, single meals, by the day ARCHITECT ir connection with his great IR Ut steady, U 4I1 crates Iceberg u 3s and or week. Try them. Advertisement. ket Cal. Works The judge lost no time in First National Book Building K ., 4s 13-5-7.6OJ mostly $3.25, Fla. N. Y. >> % /Y ' himself open for the business crates Big Boiston 91.76-52, 1 1-2 bu. V IC tN T IN I ■■ Florida Sanford,---Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ rid. hprs B. B. 52V. C. COLLER, Prop. "Gentlemen,” ho is alleged to have Tomatoes: Fla. 1, 1 car on track pairing. (Jail 41. S. Pond, phone 226 SHUGRUC at the outset, "I have been General Shop and Mill Work: unbroken, supplies moderate, demand or Peoples Bank. * 179-tfc. i to understand that you arc and i movement slow, market dull, Cal. stisfled with my conduct of baseboxes ripes, wrapped’ fancy, repacked Notice of Meeting of Stockholders of W. J. Thigpen Johnny Shngrue of Connecticut won the decision pvor Luis Contractor and Builder into 6h, $5. I, therefore, wish you to un­ The Herald Printing Company for Vicentini uf Chile at Madison Square Gordon. Photo shows Beans: Supplies moderate, all from stated that the Job is yours at any the Purpone of Amending the 517 Commercial Street Real Estate Tex. Demand slow, movement light, You may have It/* the winner on the cartvns. He swung so hard in the second round Charter of Said Corporation. market dull, Texas bu. hprs. $X0-$2. Business of eight National League he fell down I Vicentini came to this country highly touted. Cukes: Supplies and demand mod­ .NOTICE.IS HEREBY GIVEN that > club owners coming to their co:llecFIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance erate, movement slow, market dull. there will be a meeting of the stock­ ■tive feet with the ntt.iurnm.-c that the holders of the HERALD PRINTING Fin. 7-8 bu. hprs, various varieties, mdfs rule wm all very merry so STRIBLING-KOHN ROUT best f4. Sq, bu. crates No. 1 $5, No, COMPANY, at the office of said A. P. Connelly & Sons .far ns they were concerned. Reprc- STRIBLING OFF TO TENNESSEE company in the City of Sanford, Flor­ 2 $ 1. j sentatives of the Chicago White Sox Established 1908 ' ida, a t 107 Magnolia Avenue, on the Eggplant: Demand slow, movement MIAMI, Dec., 18:—Young Stribling, R* C. M A X W E L L MACON, Gn., Doc. IS,—“Young” VWere equally hasty nmi snlicitouH on 21st day of January, A D. 1924, nt limited, supplies moderate, Fla, pepReal Estate, Loans and Macon high school boy, nnd Harry ■this score. The rest of the meeting Striblfng left hero Saturday morning KtoIiu have been matched for a bout per crates1wax 94-94X0, some poor 8 o’clock p. m„ for the purpose of Real Estate Insurance |$ was strangely silent. Seemingly it for Johnson City ,Tonn., where he here on Friday night, December 21. condition, 92X0-93. and amending the charter of said corpora­ was still the judge’s turn to speak. will appear before the disabled sol­ Jack Middleton was a t first pitted Phone 48 104*8 Magnolia Avc English Peas: Supplies' light, m ar­ tion, ob to name thereof and also as Insurance diers in n six-round exhibition bout So he did. dull. Fin. 7-8 bu. hprs., 52X0. to Articles II, and VI. of said char­ Krahn Imt his name was drap- ketStrawberries: SANFORD, FLORIDA “Apparently," he said, “I am still Monday night.’ This is the first of No supplies. ter. a series of four fight* that have ped when financial differences develop. commissioner of the National League Peppers: Supplies |>bcrni, demand HERALD PRINTING COMPANY. i Kov ed. Krohn has n record of 24 knockSTEWART the Florist and the Chicago White Sox, and been nrrnngid f>r the I >• out victories in 85 bouts, including nnd movement slow, market dull, Fla. By Reese Combs, President. From Johnson City, Stribling will one against Mike McTigue from whom crates, green medium to large sizes, » apeak ini' for them, I will say that Flowero For AU Occasions Attest: I am ready to go to the mat with i go to Knoxville where he will meet he captured the Canadian middcl- $2-93, mostly 52.25. M I L D R E D SIMMONS Members Florists Telegraph De­ R. II. Berg, Secretary. Washington, I). C. ... anyone on any issue that strikes Rill McGowan Tuesday night. Harry weight title. livery Association Teacher of Pianoforte Krohn, Ohio scrapper, will be the Rran.*: ' Supplies liberal, deniand their fnney.” 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 2C0-W moderate, market fairly steady, Flu. and Pipe Organ Colonel Jacob Ruppcrt, president next opponent and the fight will lie THE PAINT WE SELL ’ • of the Yankees, who was supposed staged in Miami, Fla.. December 21. Deans: Flu. 2, supplies nnd demand 7-8 bu. hprs. xest $3-53.25, few fnir Studio: Room 22$, Meiach Stribling will spend three days in moderate, market dull. Fla. ?i-bu. $2.50. to have some nnti-Landis sentiment IS Building Eggplant; Supplies limited, de­ jlder his collar button, then is ai- Macon during Christmas, hut will hprs. green mostly $3-93.25, few best on mand good for good stock, mnrkct $-1.50. Poor low ns $2. Wax few leave here December 26 for Summit, H^ilegcd- to have swallowed convulsively Sanford Machine Co. steady. Fin. crates, srnnll sixes to fair, 1' and nllowed cs how he thought the N. J., where he is to prepare for the j sales $2-51. large sizes no sales. General Machine and Boiler -judge wan quite u natty individual mill with Dave Rosenberg in Newark; Cukos: Fia. 3, Mex. 1, supplies 92.50-92.75, Pepporo: Supplies nnd dcniund Jr.nunry 1. 1 1moderate, demand slow, market slight­ Works all told. market steady, Fla. crates SEMINOLE ly weaker. Fla. T,-bu. hprs. fancy 53- moderate, It wns then that Landis turned Cylinder Grinding fancy mostly* §3, medium $2X0-92.75. SAN FRANCISCO; Dbc. 17.—I-o- is:iX0, few $1, choice ’§2.25-52.50, few IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, upon the silent, hut unrelenting Han Squash: Supplies moderate, de­ Phone 62 —— Sanford, Fla, ABSTRACT CO. \ Johnson nnd railed him right down comotive, wliilc not subject to gland §3. mand limited, market steady. Fla. NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK Squash: Supplies light, demand crate:: unwrapped $2X0-93, mostly . off the gallows to such effect thut transplanting, can be /rejuvenkited, OFF { i Ban. preserving his dignified silence according t.s an announcement by jnml movement slow, market dull. Fla. 92.50. (crates yellow and white 51-25. Phone 498 ..J. to the end, walked from the room the Southern Pacific Company. Cu|;cs: Supplies light, demand A Fall Line of Kalsomine, Varnishes Phone 498 Got an Abstract before buying The railroad is authority for the Strawberries: No supplies on mar- moderate, mnrkct firm/* Fla, sq. bu. and Stains r* and did not return. It was the worst ........ ........... ...................... rtatoment that weak ami decrepit loket today. beating Jolm-on has sustained since | crates fair 34. property SOLD ONLY BY he came into prominence more than Icomotives can be vitalized, t-ncrglzed j ( :iicngo (Clear, 16 above). Peas: Practically no supplies on 20 years ago. It also probably was and otherwise made over into hnrd-[ Lettuce: Colo. 4, Culif. 34, 71 cars market, no snles reported jrted. SANFORD PAINT his last attempt to take issuo with .working haulers of trains. on track including broken, supplies Lettuce: Fla. 1, CaL 5, 10 bars on Local and Long Diitnnce Hauling , •> Landis fur thu supreme control introl of Hon\e of these.engines these .engines are ore being neing liberal, niteral, demand ueinunU and unit movement moder- track broken and unbroken, demand "Hnny* STORE Storage : operated with.greater efficiency than a(e, market steady . Cal. crates Ice- moderate, market steady, Fla, ernte^ E. A. Douglass, Pres. baschnll.___ Welnka Bldg. ’ Photle 303 Big* Boston 31.50-51.75, 1 1-2 bu. liprs; ling tlctf' whin ‘they w ire new, said George *he?g 4 1-2 <Iox. nnd larger-93.26-$.'I.6t>i It wnsosdid n fter’tiitf meeting1 Ipted by Johnson's silence was prompted u> McCormick, .nceurimih, superintendent su|iuiimin», i.> of motive :6s 53-53.25. Fla. - ---■ 1 1-2 bu. liprs. Big fair 81.25-31.60. Cnl, crates Iceberg $3.75-94, mostly 94. the fact that he realized his banner power for the railroad. uoston Celery: Fin. 1, Cal. 22, Mich, ex­ Boston. had been deserted by men who were \ Various new appliances nmi parts S. O. Shinholser Peppers: Crates fancy $2.75-53.25, W. A. HOBBS, M. D. supposed to have been hin staunch- are "grafted” on the old engines. They press receipts equivalent to 1 ear, 29 cars on track including broken, sup­ mostly S3,. choice 52X0-92.75, few est followers nnd that he did not are overhauled from tender to cow- plies liberal, demand nnd movement sinhll express shipments ut outside Contr&ctor and Builder .Specializing In core to make n pretense of fighting cntcher. prices. Landis with none to baek him up. Sanford, - — ■ Fla. Urinary Diseases and Gonito Lettuce: Crates Big Boston $1.25The very best Battery is an The meetings were dying out slow­ 81.50. gynecology—chronic skin and blood ly and naturally today. The draft Beans: 7-8 bu. hprs. $4-55, few diseases was restored to two more leagues-— EXIDE fancy lots 55X0-36. the distance between San Francisco anti the American Association and light supplies, demand nnd movement Romaine: 1-2 bbl. hprs. $1.25-92.25. We re-charge and repair all Female Diseases and Rheumatism George A. DeCottes j Los Angeles, 471 miles. Pacific Coast League. moderate, market stronger for cheap Eggplant: Crated fancy $4X0-54.60, makes of Batteries stock. Fla. sq. bu. crates fancy $5.25- few sales S5.25. Attorney *at*Law OFFICE 304 FIRST NATIONAL $5.50, choice $4.25-34.50. Squash: Crates yellow crooked neck BANK BUILDING Tomatoes:* Fla. 1, CaL 2, Tex. I, 5 not sold, asking $3. Over Seminole County Bank =; * RAY BROTHERS cars on track, supplies, demand nnd Pittsburgh. Sanford, ■ ■—*— Florida ■ ‘----- Florida movement moderate, repacked market Beans: Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs $2X0-52.- Phone 548----------------- Sanford Sanford ■— .*- ■ stronger, originals market slightly 75. weaker. Cnl. boxes lug originals, fan­ Cukes: Fla. bu. crates fancy $5cy, 93-53.50, fnir $2.50-3. Fin. 6s re­ $5.50. choice $3.50-31. packed 37.25-38. Cal. 6s repacked Peppers: Fla. pepper crates fancy Raleigh, N. C. DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS. f $5.50. * Fla. 92X0-53, choice $1X0-52. CaL crates Tomatoes: Wholesale prices CARLOT SHIPMENTS REPORTED Peppers: No C-l arrivals, receipts §2.92.25, few $2.50. fancy 56. • FOR SATURDAY,..DEC. 15: „ , „ i Oranges: Fancy 53-5*1Oranges: Fla. 281, Ala. 10, CaL 88, i Grapefruit: $3.50-93.75, total 382, bout Fla, 1, unreported 14th, Lemons: Imported fancy :- r * nr DO, Ala. 1, 4 bout, total 101. Peppers: Few crates Florida fancy Grapefruit: Fla. 63, Arix. I. CaL 2, §5. Not enough demand lor Florida total 50. Unreported 14th, Fla. 17, vegetables at present to warrant riskI, 1 by bout, total 18. ing shipments of any size. Peppers: Flu. 3, unreported 1 llh, Kansas City (Clear, 11 above). Fin, 4. Eggplant: No C-l arrivals, supTonmtocs: Fla. 2, Cnl. I, total 3. o lies-liberal, demand moderate, marUn re ported 14th, Fin. 1. ket dull. Fla. crates 0s $2.50-93.50. Lettuce: Fla. l,_Ariz. 0, total 7. Peas and Strawberries: No Florida ,\f By Festua J. Wade s Unreported Pith, Ariz. d, total 15. Un- arrivals. ■ reported 12th, Ariz. 0. Unreportcd Okra and Snuash: No C-l arrivu President, Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis 11th, Ariz. 2. abt. too few sales to establish market. Mixed Vegetables: Fla. 20, Cal. D5, Tomatoes: No C-I arrivals, 2 cars Colo. 2, III. !, La. 1, Minn. I, Ok la. 0n track, lilieral.supplies, demand and Texas 2, total 07. Unreported 14th, movement slew, market dull. Cal. Do I believe that a banker con­ good reputation,” etc., not realiz­ ! Fla. 5. boxes lug ripes repacked 53-0.25, 6s CARLOT .SHIPMENTS REPORTED *4-51.26. siders reputation, as developed ing th a t it was advertising th at FOR SUNDAY, DEC. 10: Peppers: F!a. 1. 1 car on track unby advertising in extending Orongcs: Fla. 1*51. Ala. 1, Cal. D, broken, supplio.; liberal, demand and did the work. total 174. * movement modi' . , market dull. Fla. credit? There probably are bank­ Grapefruit: Fla. 35, Tex. 1, total crate;: Os, $4-$ 1.50. 36Bean-<: Nu C*-t arrivals, supplier The next minute he may be ap­ ers who will give a negative an­ Tomatoes: Fla.2. i moderate, demand and movement Peppers: No shipment! reporte.l. slow, market dull, Texas bu. hampers proached by a new company, try ­ swer to this question and believe lodtucc: Fla. 15, Cal. 30, Ariz. 15, green, ordinary, §2.00. they are giving the rig h t answer. total CO. New York City (Rain, Jit above). ing to make its name, and tu rn ■■ Mixed Vegetable::: Fla. 20, Ariz. 1, Lettuce: Fla. 27, Idaho 1. Western ■ But let those bankers be ap­ CaL 3, Tex. 1, total 25.’ .supplies liberal, market slightly wcukdown the loan because too much The Tudor Sedan is a gift radiator, broad cowl, sun CAHLOT SHIPMENTS REPORTED er. Cal. crates Iceberg 5J-S1.50. few, proached by a credit-seeking na­ every member of the fam* visor, and large windows FOR MONDAY, DEC. 17: $3,75. Ariz., Cal. crates, fair $2.50-1 of it is to be spent for th e purpose ily will ohare. It add9 to make it stylish in appear* Atlanta (Foggy, PJ above). $3. Southern supplies moderate, dotional advertiser, who has estab­ Eggplunt: Strawberries: English mand moderate, market steady. Fla. of advertising. In th e first appli­ daily happiness It will ance. Yet it is sold at the Pea::; No supplies. !Sanford District, 1 1-2 bu. hprs. and | lished his name, therefore a m ark­ extend the joyous spirit ol lowest price ever asked lor cation he has helped the bjg adver­ ■ Oranges: Supplies heavy, boxes % N. Y. crates Big B>; ton 8-91.50, Onk-1 Christmas to every day of a Sedan—only $590 Lo.b. et for his goods, and see what hap­ 25-52.75, bulk §1.35-51.40, bind I t-'2 bu. hpni. Big Uoston §1.25tiser to cash in on his reputation, u■ Detroit. the year. GraiH-fruit: Supplies light, boxes 81.75, few ?2. pens. In nine cases out of ten the $2.25-92,1 6, bulk §1.50 p<-r bushel. Romaine: Fla. 0 ,demand moderate,! and in the second was depriving T h is new Ford type is of The rich,permanent 1ustor Peppers: Light supplies $2-$t. imarket dull, I 1-2 bu. hprs. 75c-51.25, fact th at those goods have become mostly 92.50-53.50. imostly St. at: exceptionally pleasing of itsGnish, the quiet good the newcomer of the rig h t to build Beans: Hampers $2.50. 1‘eppers: Fla. ,7, supplies Ugjit, i a household “buyword” will be the d esign. W ide doors open­ taste of its upholstery, and a reputation. This is only a hypo­ Squash: Small yellow, crooked demand slow, market sligntly slroaging forward, folding right the ornamental treatment greatest factor in g ran tin g the nceba $2-53.50, |er, Fla. Belles crates fancy $3-93.25, thetical case, and I am glad to say front seat, and a roomy of its lull-nickeled hard­ Cukes: $2.50-53X0 crate. [choice $2.25. Cal. lettuce crates $1,75. credit. interior make it a conven­ ware, all help to make it a I don’t believe it happens as often ient car to use; its higli car you are proud to drive. The banker himself will have be­ as it did in the past. J u s t as we Tint Cur ecu be vbtuiuej through the FvrJ fyttkly Purchuit Pluu. ft LY DIRECTORY SUNPROOF QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Batteries a r k e t News A Far-Sighted Banker’s Idea of Advertising S G iv e O n e F o r C h ristm as s SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME Fur Christmas. We pack and ship. own groves. All fruit from our EDWARD HIGGINS Authorized Furd Dealer LARGE BOX ....................... $3.00 1-2 BOX ..................................................... $1.75 FAMILY S IZ E ........................ ;..$l,00 G O N Z A L E S G R O C ER Y come subconsciously sold on the firm, through its consistent ad­ vertising. He will say, “Oh, yes, th at's a big house—well known learn something new every day, so every day another banker wakes up to the underlying pow­ er and pull of advertising. Published by The Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies C A K |j 5 j 108 E. First Street S I ■ i ------------- - �f A S I 8BVBH THE SANTORO DAILY QERALD. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 1 8 ,1W3 WANT ADS ARE They will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasks for you WANT AD RATES TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned ads* will be received from patrons and. collector sent immediately for paym ent ..................lOe .................. He ................... Oe Times..... ......... ______ U0UU1U ***** " Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertions. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge of 80c for first insertion. All advertising is restricted to proper classification. in case of error The Herald will bo responsible for only one Incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The Herald office ahould be notified immediately in caae of efror. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. tS GIFT JTIONS SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts are here for anyone in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. Christmas cards 5 to 10 eta. Handpainted mahogany and glass console sets, mottoes, and hand-painted Florida scenes. Special prices for Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppo, 110 Mag­ nolia Avo. Phono 395. Make this an oelctric Christmas. A complete supply of electric appli­ ances, waffle ,lrons, percolators, toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ nolia Ave. Phone 442. GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS Armstrong tablo stoves, waffle irons, heating pads, Hoover suction sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. GIFT SlGGESfTONB Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ dren's books, Tinker Toys, fiction, Bibles and mottoes. Coleman’s Gift & Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia Ave. Make your gift a Photograph. Sanford Photo Co. Ovcf Mobley*» tJYUjf*SWKK —■ - Make your son and daughter Hnppy on Xmas by giving them a Savings account in the Seminole County Bank. This strong institution takes pleas­ ure in encouraging th rift among the young people, as they will be our leaders in tho business and social world of the future. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. Start the kids off right this year with savings account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Nothing will be ns much appreciat­ ed for Christmas as a Ford. Take advantage of the new Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Dealer. A GIFT THAT LASTS Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Ihirchnse plan. Moke your deposit a t any bank. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Ford Dealer. Christmas cakes baked to order. Place your orders now. Homo Bak­ ery^ 405 W. First St. Suitablo Christmas Gifts, for the little fellow, Kaynes wash satin nnd woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. L. Thrasher. AUTOMOBILE GIFTS For the car nre an Everlasting re­ minder of your thoughtfulness. Wc have a complete lino in Xmas pack­ ages ready for the tree. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. 115 Magnolia Ave. CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS SALE—15 turkey gobblers 50 FOR S A L E -16 acres, 8 tiled, ready FOR eent.s per pound, a t my /arm .' C. Madam Harriet, for planting; located Cameron City. m longwood. Beauty Parlor. Immediate possession. Circumstances Over Mobley’s Drug Store » — a tew thoroughbred .place this on the. market at a very Park Avc. Phone 215. BulT Orpington Cockerels from one Ibkr pri e h . itc o us and save money. Uec the Sanford Stove Works, 602 Strout Agency, Milane Theatre Bldg. of the best Poultry Farms In the Phono 425, or call at 115 .u iU B iiiia s oum eSanford avenue before buying stoves. FOR~SALE^-Bargain7~fire acrea of South. French Ave. We will save you money. We also re­ land, dose In. Box 117k FOR SALE—A sixteen gu age shot­ pair stovea of all kinds, grafonaloa FOR SALE-^-Or rent—jO acres of cltgun in good condition. Cheap for and guns. * 191-tfc nis land partly cleared, house and cash. Socfl Dancy. W. First S t . WANTED—Assistance of any kind Hopkins Shoe Shop other Improvements. Address San­ Work Guaranteed. can bo secured by running a want ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. 509 E. First St: ad in Tho Herald. Thla class of ad­ And there’s no more natural Christmas FOR SALE—Ono 10 aero lot three Permanent wave, oil steam proem. vertising coats very little and is read Present to give any family than one for miles south of Sanford. Eureka Reduced rates until Xmas. Marinell* by nearly everybody. If In need of Their Home. Hammock—celery Delta. Address Shop. Phono 193. ofTlco help, farm help, cooks, p t in Richard Stephenson, M. D* West fiAbY C H lC K S ^ s T c n S a ;, b a rm fact any kind of help, just phone 148 Inexpensive or Costly, it’s sure to find a Rocks, White and Silver WyanLebanon, Ind. and give your ad over the telephone. permanent place in their lives. dottes, 8. C. White Leghorns, S. C FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; Anconas. Heavy egg producini WANTED—To rent, furnished house Unusual Presents of this Lhsting Sort strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, and country property. Britt Realty Co. by responsible party. Small family. utility matings. Custom hatching. are listed under "Christmas Gift Sug­ t'OU SA tE—ono ot the best corner Write today for prices. Sunnyside Answer this ad by letter giving com­ gestions” Columns in Today’s Classified location sin San'ord, 11 room house, Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla. plete description, price and locaton. Section. garage with two rooms over it, for h'OR SALE—Nice fat turkeys for Address Box 101, caro Tho Sanford G. W. Spencer. Phone sale or will trade for vacant lots or Herald. 10Christmas. 0. oity property of any description on WANTED—Customers to save Ford 7 T pepper, tomato right basis. A. P. Connelly &. Sons. FRESH sur VGift Tickets. One with each $1.00 and eggplant seeds. L. Allen Sood „ 193-t'c. Co. Photic 248. purchase n t Wight’s. beautiful line”” Christmas Cardsj INSURANCE SEN U I N t f Rough Lemon and sour seals and tags. Mobley's Drug Store. DOLL CjvRTS, wagons, wheel goods orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inches Insure your pspnerty fully. for tho children. MILLER & SON. high. $30 per 1,000; also 3,000 1Insure carefully—Insure Rifely, GIFTS FOR THE LADIES Phone 9. HOUSES FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND wo represent the best in insurant* ycar-oid buds. Roy K. Fields, Sebas•Shoes and hose, umbrellas, travel­ •jii. _FIa. _____ W a i t e d suo STOTlTER3~TO‘ BUY WANTED to rent small ing bags and suit cases. furnished LOST—Your opportunity to Mccure nnd carefully watch your interest*. FOR SA 1 E—Cream colored reed CHRISTMAS BOLLS FOR THEIR A. P. CONNELLY & SONS D. L. THRASHER. house from January 1 to May 1, frco tickets to the Milano Theatre, if baby t - ^ n g e ; Pullman style. Ex­ CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. must be well located and hnvo two bed you .fail to read theso want nds each FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ cellent condition. Used few months. GIFTS FOR THE MEN. rooms. State full particulars in re­ L. IL ^ lro w n ^ P h o y filL __________ ing lots loented on pared etreot, Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, HAULER oil Renters. MILLER & ply or sec Mr. Combs at Herald office. day. Two free tickets are given away Australian Piacs, stand 10 SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. fit daily to tho person whose nnme ap­ wortli $1,000.00 each. Owner will HARDY robes, bedroom slippers, traveling degrees. $25 per 1)0. John B. Phono i). toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases ami FOR RENT—Two rooms for light pears on this page. Read tho, want sacrifice for $2100.00. Ilritt Realty Beach, West Palm Bcatfi, Fla. When in need of tractor work, new Co. many other valuable and useful arhousekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th ads each day. FOR SALE—A gfrl’sT) cycle, in peror old land, or harrowing, writo Jones and Elm Ave. fect condition; inqu|ro Mobley’s tides. FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short FOR SALE—Two fine building lots. & StaiTord, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box D. L. THRASHER. wavo long distance Radio Receiv­ loented on one of tho best corners Drug Store. 20. Phone 2111. HOUSES—FOR SALE ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ in Sanford, paving and side walks FOR SALE — DeSotd paints and H art Schnlfner & Marx clothes, varnishes a t . Sanfotd Novelty WANTED to buy for cash 10 acre both sides- At bargain. Sec Britt FOR SALE—A ttractive, modern tion. Hof-Mac Bntterjj Co. Knox Hats, intervwoven socks, Man­ Works, sole agents. \ 154-tfc fnrm for.a client who will only buy _bungalow, at 1103 Oak Ave. Realty Co. hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, n real burgnin. location must be FOUND—A class pin,1921. Owner tics and combination sets in Christ­ good. Prefer good home on it. A. P. ATTRACTIVE homo for sale. Heart enn have same by applying a t the FOR SALE—Fivo lots loented on BUNCH GRAPES, tree j blueberries of city. Apply to owner.- Box 1135. Connelly &_Sons. mas boxes. Sanford Avc* opposite Rose Court, nnd blackberries—all varieties suit­ FDR HAI,E *OR* REN T—Central 1y*lor-1IIor” ld " "^ .Id e n tify in g the pin and WANTED—Team work of all kinds, catcd dwelling eight rooms and « W p .! each 50x130. Two of them corner able for home and commercial plant­ McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. nK l)r * 1_n<.l_____ ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, also Jnrgc team for sale or trade, A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY ing porch. Worth your inquiry and , LOST—On W. 3rd St., Bill Book full lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. well rooted plants insure good early inquire Hanson's Shoe Store. The whole family would enjoy n j consideration. A. P. Connelly &! of accounts of Seminole Medicine FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres,1profits. For full information and il­ 400 trees, location on lake, twenty j 188-tfc. j Co., of Tampa. I’iease return to I’urk radio, buy at the Hof-Mac Battery jHOUSES—FOR RENT Sons. lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ Avenue Garage, or phone 270 nnd minute* from Sanford. A good buyj Co. FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow. at $0,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. I ern Adapted Nurseries, Bsrtow, Fla FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri­ $500.00 cash balance 03 rent. A. I receive reward. well rendered and much enjoyed by HELP WANTED vate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Call af­ SOR SALE—5 acres celery farm, the large audience. EARN $20 weekly span? time, nt ter 5. * So"“' 1UH ''"‘"“"“'AUTOMOBILES AND tiled, all equipment, good location FOR SALE—Egry Ciu£ Bagistor. home .addressing, mailing, music 1FOR RENT—Two room furnished on hard road, close to town, n bar­ circulars. Send 10c for music, infor- 1 housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak FOR SALE—House and large lot lit) REPAIRS Cost $00 when new. WUlwOcbup. gain, terms. Britt eRalty Co. mntion. American Music Co., 1058 Ave.____________________________ Rose Court. $4500.00, Term s.; RENT—a car, drive yourself. Inquire nt Sanford Herald f “ Oak ~ ■ v. Dent. Z-10- N. Y. 1 FOR SAI^FJ— I.ako Mary, nice upUfMIH locaUMi in tX UHtk'Realty .Co, .< • i > ■ • I*JL if < * • > and'Second St. Phone 3. F uT f cU LK -Uhode lslaS to-date garage. Fully equipped and WANTED—By state organization, ex­ elusive residential section of Mi­ FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ setting, 15 eggs for fl.oot,'4V stocked. Only ono garage there. See P. A. MERO perienced solicitors who are cap­ ami. House is of concrete construc­ J. I.. Jones. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue. ing lots. All sections of Sanford. General Auto Repairing able of producing results. Prefer un- j tion nnd contains three bed rooms, ford. Phone 3303 83-Gf^ Britt Realty Co. Wight Bros. Bidg. Phono 304. married men, of good appearance. sleeping porch, complete tiled bath APARTMliNTS FOR SALE—IMPORTED DOLL8, Would be necessary to travel through with shower, large living room, Jiv­ FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on FOR RENT central section of Florida making ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. REASONABLE PRICE AT THE OUTLET. house to house solicitation for reliable breakfast porch. Completely nnd at­ Britt Realty Co. FOR RENT—Comfortable two-room AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL apartment; inquire 200 E. 3rd St., house. If interested, address Ad­ tractively furnished. Garage with FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun­ $2.50 per box for Xmns oranges, ESTATE or New Era P rintery.___________ packed nnd shipped. See Joe Guerry, vertiser, enre Tho Sanford Herald, servant’s quarters. Largo city lot galow, all improvements, located FOR RENT—3-room apartment, close Route No. 1. and furnish complete information ns with cocoanut trees and other tropical on Palmetto Avenue, nt a bargain. in. Private bath. Address S. L. FOR SALE—A bargain sewing maWo have had many people desiring to your abiFty, and the salary necesfoliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-Wiggly a car who were unuble to pay cash, K., care Herald. chine. Address Box 117, City._ snry. sponsible party for winter season. Store. therefore, we are offering aevernl FOR RENT Two nice furnished ATTRACTIVE homo for aalo. Heart WANTED—By small family, eom- Address Dox 112 care The Sanford FOR SALE—Or trade, houso and lot. good cars of various types in ex­ housekeeping rooms, 312 or 314 of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135, pentent cook. Call nt Herald office Herald. City. A bargain, 3-rooms, almost new. change for improved or unimproved East 4th St. $20.00 per month. real estate of equal value. This is for informtaion. FOR RENT—Three unfurnished Large lot facing Palmetto. Automo­ tho best chance you will hnvc to uwn AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, also rooms. 314 Elm Avc. bile in good condition accepted as first nnd operate n real good car. SEED POTATOES Ford Puts Out 49 Per stationary nnd marine engines, best payment, balance $25 per month. F. references furnished. Call Bob Ishie, Cent of All Motor Cars Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop. 2012 Palmetto Avenue. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Rail Employes Get More Spalding Rose Flour and FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ DODGE DEALERS. PHONE 3. WANTED—Resident of Seminole Illis* Triumph in Rags or DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 18.—Ap­ Than Government Pays County to write Health and Acci­ erty on First Street. Britt Realty Bushel Boxes. Good for table proximately 49 per cent of the pas­ dent Insurance. Good income for Its Workers, It Is Said Co. uso also. senger ears and trucks produced in worker. Experience unnecessary. the United States during the first 10 FOR SALE—At n bargain, 5 room Write “State Agent," 21 Rhode Ave., BARGAINS, BARGAINS. months of 1923 were Fords. ATLANTA, Go., I)cc. 17.—The bungalow with sleeping porch, on St. Augustine, Fla* giving refer­ Oakland Touring. CHASE & CO. Thi i is shown by a comparison of uverage wages of rnilwny employes Palmetto Ave* four blocks from First ences. Dodge Touring. l’HONE 536. the automobile production figures ure higher than the average of those Scripps-Booth Touring. WANTED—Mrs. J. C. Honnett to St. $3500.00, small payment down, given out by the United States De­ OhUmobilc 8 Touring. ace Tuesday show at the Milane. paid to government employes, ac­ balance lika rent. Britt Realty Co. partment of Commerce anil those of cording to figures made public here. Buick 6 Touring. Free tickets at the Herald office. the Ford Motoi*Compuny here. A study of the number and wages of FOR SALE—Residence, would mako Liberty Touring. The department's figures on cars COMPETENT young man wants Job", ull government employes in the fine boarding or rooming 'house. Ford Touring. BUILDING nnd trucks, the latter including fire prefer truck driving. Address I’. United States—local, state and fed­ Park Avc. one block from First St. Ford Sedan. appmatus and street sweepers, shows O. Box 102, Sanford, Fla. eral—recently made, shows that the P. O. Box 304, Sanford, Fla. MATERIAL KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, n total of 3,396,638 for the first 10 average wage of government em­ Oakland Sale* and Service. Carter Lumber Company Months. ployes nt the present time is $1,296 Third St. and Onk Ave. Phone 17. WAR BLAMED FOR CHILD Ford production figures for the Lumber nnd Building Material. In 1924 it was about $1,043. a year, while tho nverngo wage of SUICIDES. same period, which include ns those DRESSMAKING ‘ of It is stated that the only reason N. Laurel St. I’honc 565. LINZ. Austria. Dec. 17.—Child sui­ railroad employes iH $1,613 a year, or other companies, cars nnd trucks why such wages can be paid out of about 27 per cent more than that of cide, which has been common in cenPlain and fancy dressraakfng, oH Hill Lumber Co. made here for assembly in foreign existing rates is because of the - In­ trnl Europe since the war, had a government employes. countries, totals 1,639,371. This total, terations. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W. Every thing to build your homo crease in tho efficiency of railway Records, made public here, show tragic illustration here recently. A however, does not Include the pro­ Phone 135. boy 17 years old hanged himself, and that railroad employes have been operation brought about since fed­ 5th St* phono 441. duction of the plant nt Manchester, th next day at tho same snot his 14- paid higher wages in every year eral control. Miracle Concrete Co., general ce­ England, which manufactures prac­ REAL ESTATE FOR year-old brother took his life in the since the railways were returned to ment work, sidew alks, building blocks, tically nil of its parts and which pro­ same manner. Th younger boy left a private operation than they were un­ REPORT ADOPTED RENT duced 27,600 cars and trucks during irrigation boxes. J. E. Terwilleger, note saying he could not live without der government operation. ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 18.—The Prop. ins playmate. In 1918 the average railroad wage city commissioners have adopted a FOR RENT—20 acre truck farm for the first 10 months, nor does it in­ clude tho 10-month output of 69,452 This self-destruction among chil­ was $1,119, and in 1919, $1,135. These report of City Manager Eugene Spring crop. See II. II. Lewis. cars and trucks by the Ford Motor trucks turned out during the 10 dren is ascribed to neurotic precocity were the two years throughout which Musters that contemplates a survey months from January 1 to November Company of Canada, Ltd. resulting from conditions under which the railroads were operated by the with the view of supplying St. I was 320.285 with Fold truck pro­ A comparison of the truck produc­ they passer! infancy in war times. >ly of soft ing enginecd of Jacksonville to a ___ government. In 1920 the average Augustine with n supply duction for the sumo time totaling tion figures shows thut 62 per cent wage of railroad employes was $1,820; water. Masters has been instructed conference to discuss his proposal to vveic V ordj. The total number of 200,990. Use the Classified Page. in 1921, $1,665, and in 1922, $1,630. to invito Joseph E. Craig, consul t- make the survey. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Decorated candles, party bags, books, social stationery, Christmas cards. Bring In your shopping list and lot us ndviso you. Coleman's Gift & Stationery Shop. FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE GIFT SHOP. The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla* next to shopping on 5th Ave., New York city is the advantage of this shop. Here you will find the latest and also the most desirable novelties suitable for Gifts. The most cxquisito Christmas cards ever—suit­ able fqr everyone. Yes, we have tho Chinese gamtr Mali. Jong. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS| When you are in Orlando visit the Violet Dell Florists. GIFTS FOR THE BIG BOY Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, good and better shoes, hose, tics and caps. _______ D. L. THRASHER._______ how Seem To Go Together McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER AH? W H O M AX TM l«b LORO R ^ B E R f f V MAX \ P R E S E N T ■j MR OIC«^*> • ' FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS VISION O r LQVEUM Ebb — r^x e>E-° gW ' a ~~-x-<j rf& s! THAT'S * J m •.*; daughter A H O W H O 'b T H E . e>RU5AOtER G E N E R A L W IT H T H E C A W ^ __ , I ROTS C O O N T E N A M C E ? \ T H A T ’O ME W IFE! OH* I'M A W FU L L Y P Q . READ “My Life With Maggie” By Jiggs Appearing Daily Elsewhere in this Newspaper HERALD WANT ADS Will Make Money For You P u / Them to Work � 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, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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