2 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7213c1cd958b4f74c635de734c6ae3d3.pdf 3bd1fc0adfcebb81f790a309a326bfc7 PDF Text Text 4. k ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES NUMBER 224 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1923 ON TRIAL Interstate Commerce Commmittee r EVOLUTJ NICT8 REPORT TWO TO1 NS CAPTURED ENTER HOME OF DR. J. N. ROBSON MONDAY MORNING Obregon Personally Directs Gov­ ernment T roop In BattleM -U nesus Homes of C. P. Herndon And F. L. Miller Arc Entered Friday Afternoon, Reported WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Re­ publican insurgents went, forward Sunday with \heir plan to either force one of their compromise can­ didates into the position of chair­ man o ftho Senate interstate commerce committee, or to thrdw their support to Senator Smith, of South Carolina, a Democrat. The day’s developments orought no hnit of a compromise in the deadlock which has re­ sulted in the Senate over the fight against Senator Cummins, Republican, Iowa, for the chair­ manship, and some of the insurnts said Sunday night that un­ is last minute changes took ince before balloting is resumed londay, the unusual situation will be brought about of n Dem­ ocrat holding a powerful com­ mittee chairmanship In a Repub­ lican congress. Not all of the insurgents have announced themselves as willing to support Senator Smith, but E S those who have say they will have enough votes to elect him should the organization Republi­ cans refuse to vote for either Senator Howell, Republican, of Nebraska, or Cousens, Republi­ can, of Michigan, who will be put forward, in order, as candidates. Both of these senators have been endorsed by Senator LaFollette, of Wisconsin, the insurgent leader, who also has announced that the election of Senator Smith would be a “clear cut victory for the Progressives in the Senate and in the country." An outline'of the insurgents ilnn which they say will be folowed by a number ' of those against Senator Cummins, is to have Senator Howell receive their vote on the first ballot; Senator Couzens on the second, and then to turn to Senator 8 mith. Some of those favoring this plan be­ lieve enough strength can thus be thrown to the South Carolina Senator to assure his election. S ENGINE AND FOUR CARS LEAVVE TRACK Seriously Although Several Sus­ tained Minor Intnvien—In­ formation Regarding Wreck Lacking LONWOOD, Dec. 17.—The The latest in a aeries of robberies that have occurred in Sanford dur­ Tampa Special, train No. 91* of ing the past few days, happened the Atlantic Coast Line, was early Monday morning when an un­ wrecked one and a half miles known party broke into the home of south of Longwood this after­ noon. According to advices re­ Dr. J. N. Robson a t 218 Park Ave­ ceived here, the engine and four nue. The thief is said to have gained cars left the track. The tarin entrance into tho house by way of a was traveling a t a slow rate of Philip E. Fox, former Ku Klux Klan publicity agent, is shown here window in the living room. About M|)ccd and no one was killed. 2 o’clock Monday morning, Dr. and *./ith his wife in courtroom of Fulton county court, Atlanta, Ca. Fox Several passengers sustained Mrs. Robson were awakened by some­ Js on trial for the killing of Captain W. S. Coburn, Klan olTicial, in the one entering their bedroom. Tha In­ slight injuries. , latter’s office. . truder had a flashlight in one hand and a revolver in the other, it is said. Efforts to secure particulars re­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Advices When Dr. Robson made a movement garding the wreck at the hoar of go­ received from ■Mexico City relative na if to procure, a gun from beneath ing to press this afternoon' were to the revolutionary movement were hin pillow, the would-be robber made fruitless. The supeintendent’s office In Order To Vote In City Bond Elec­ Six Section* of Volusia Coaaty'a declared by the Mexican embassy bore his exit. stated that no infomtion had b*«n re­ tion Voters Most Pay Tax Game Law Are Declared To Be Sunday night to indicate that “tho Dr. Robson Jumped out of bed and ceived other than thf several care had situation throughout tho republic re­ Invalid sceured his gun from n bureau draw­ turned over and no one was injured. Have you paid your poll tax? mains unchanged.” „ . er and fired four shots nt the retreat­ It is very important that every According to Judge J. J. Dickinson “The western states of Sonora and ing figure, none of which took ef­ voter in Sanford pay his poll tax in Sinaloa temain within foil govern­ fect. He ran out on the,front porch of the Circuit Court sections two to order to vote in the city bond elec­ ment control,’ said a statement Is­ and fired two more shots a t the seven inclusive of the gamo law as tion that Is to bo hold on January sued by tho embassy. “Governor ns he ran down Park Avenue. passed by tha last legislature in and 11. This is the message that the city General Angel Flores of Sinaloa has Fire Sunday Night Causes Big Loss Superintendent Swlnt of Georgia In- man Upon investigation Dr. Robson for Volusia county, are unconstitution­ commission sends to the Sanford peonanc Asylum Hava Fox Suffcra In Mercantile District once more offered his firm adherence found that both the front and back plo. • Delusions to the'legal authorities. Tampico is of City. door to the house had been opened al. Sections one and eight of this City registration books pro now also udder the full control of the by the thief In order to make a quick law are valid, is Judge Dickinson’s open and according to City Clerk U Uemi-Offieial Reporta State That ( D r T ile .tM ,n rln tril H r , , , ) legal authorities, oa well as the rest RALEIGH, Dec. 17.—Insurance flight sould occasion demand. R. Philips they will remain open until \ Reparation* Commission Is further opinion. ATLANTA, Dec. 17-—Superintend­ of the states. Commissnnncr Wade, after com­ According to Mrs. Robson the man Jnuary 2. But one of tho require­ At a habeas corpus hearing hold “President Obregon, nfter organ­ ent Swint of the Georgia Insane Not in Favor of Matter municating Monday With Fire was white. Dr. Robson stated that beforo Judge Dickinson in Sanford ments of voting in the election is izing tho ,campaign now being car­ Marshal Ilrockwrll at Charlotte, Asylum testified that Philip E. box, woiiltt know tho man if ho ever ried on against the rebels under Gen. Friday, brought by Frank S. Sams tho pnymont of poll tax for tho year (D r T l r A a u t l a M P reset announced that the preliminary on trial for killing W. S. Coburn, will saw him again. Nothing wns taken who was arrested ami tried before of 1023. Estrada returned to Mexico City, PARIS, Dec. 17.—Germany’# rereport from Hrockwrll estimated As wns pointed out Monday by from the hrfUse. be hopelessly insane the rest of his later leaving for the Versa Cruz front, Justice of the Fcaco Montrevllle somo queat that the reparation cotnmiuion the Inna in the Charlotte Arc Sun­ life. The defendant suffcra delusions Dr. Robson had n large sum of time ogo and who wns fined $2 on a County Tux Collector John D. Jinkins, agree to release its priority claim on where ho wil direct in person the day night to he about 11 , 000 . 000 . taxpnycrs heretofore have been i t r.nd is hopelessly paranoid, the alien­ money with him yesterday and started charge of shooting a quail, Snms was offensive against the reactionaries Germany’s resources to the extent to ist said. . home with It last night from his remanded to tho sheriff nnd later re­ tho habit of waiting until March to permit Germany to borrow money there. , pay poll tax at the time of payment CHARLOTTE, N. C., Dec. 17.— office but decided to return nnd leave leased on bond. It was a test action. “General Maycotto who was re­ county and state tax. Up until abroad with which to buy needed ported as having gone over to the Damage estimated nt from $500,000 ATLANTA, Ga., Dee. 17.—The it there. Judge Dickinson ruled thnt of tho of Saturday, he said, only 209 had paid food, was delivered to the reperarebels with a portion of tho Oaxaca to $800,000 was done here Sunday state Monday during tho trinl of Rob Herndon Home. eight sections In special house bill poll tax and many of thpt number are tlon commission Monday by th* Ger­ garrison has Issued a manifesto dis­ night by a fire discovered nt 8 o'clock Philip E. Fox charged with tho mur­ Fridny afternoon an unknown 897. passed nt the last session of the residents of the country. That means man war burden's commission. avowing do la Huerta's authority ns der of William S. Coburn, wns ex­ unknown pnrty also entered tho home legislature, two were constitutional. that very few Sanford The request will probably be con­ citizens have in the East Trade Street mercantile chief of the rebellion and protesting pected to nttompt to break down tho of C. P. Herndon at (505 Magnolia These )vcro tho first, which states that sidered at Wednesday’s meeting but this tax, he said. agninst tho actions of the Coopcrat- section. At 11 o’clock firemen said testimony of Dr. 11. C. Swint, an Avenue and mado away with on no wild animals should be killed, and paid As n rylc approximately 1,000 citi­ the present attitude of the French, ista party. General Maycottc’s man­ tho fire was under control. olicnsist, who on Snturdny testified onyx ring, a revolver nnd several the eighth, which provides the pen- zens vote in municipal elections, said it in stated semi-officlally, is against ifesto has brought , about a split other valuable articles. The thief that Fox was a “paranoiac.’’ Dig Buildings Destroyed. Mayor Forest Lake and in order to granting tho applicltion. smong the rczctTonaries who arc now First section of ’ho bill was limited Court reoessed Saturday before the mndc his entrance by breaking the run the number of qualified voters up The building occupied by Smithcontending for the supremacy in their Wadsworth state had an opportunity to cross lock on tho back door, Mrs. Herndon however, inasmuch ns its powers ns to- that total for tho coming bond (H r T k r Z u M t a l i l P re s a ) Company, tho .building set forth in th* act provldm that bo olectlon, voters will have to get busy so-called c p v ^ m y n t. •« ' ' examine Dn> 8 wint, who—said ho , had said Monday. PARIS, Dec. 17.—The French gw* occupied by the H. C. Long Company ny me II. uong company —............. . 1 ,7 ----r wild animals of any speclea could nnd register. “The city of Puebla, reported os ernment hns accepted, with limita­ La Mode, Efirdn nnnex. Delk dc- been n mental disease specialist for No clues wore found ns to who the bo killed. As defined by Judge Dick­ Dr. C. J. Marshall, city commission­ tions, the German proposals submitted having been taken by tho rebels, wan and thief was but it in believed thnt ho iinrtmcnt stores, garage, Warren’s 22 yenra nnd Is superintendent of the evneuated by tho government ns n _ _____ ^ ___ __^ .......by H err Von Hocsch, chsrg* d'affaires, Georgia state sanitarium for the in is the same ono who entered the home inson tho law would read that it er, snid______ Monday that it_ is_ very imlima vjvwi^ v **• pnrt of the military camnpign pinna Uni tfvl of F. U Miller nt 601 Mognolin Avc pertains to any wild deer, turkey, po’rtnnt thnt as'many citizens as pos- i concerning conversations Germany sane, said to be the second largest in­ man’R tire scrvico had been destroy­ turtle-doves, ducks or other sihlc vote because It will hnvo an desires to enter with France, ss well but an advance upon tho city hnn of its kind in the United nue the same afternoon nnd made quail, wild animals, fowls or birds that come added influence on bond buyers and an Belgium on the Ruhr and tno already begun arid ft is expected V9ry ed. Considerable water and smoke stitution away with some clothes nnd jewelry. States. shortly it will be in tho government's. damage was done to Bclk’a departwithin the snmc class. Squirrels, the amount to bo pnid for tho bonds. Rhineland questions. j Other homes nrc said to have been bear, Fox shot and killed Coburn here hands agoin, since the general -trade I "lent store, the store of the Gatlin possums, coon, skunk aro not .............................. - not much ■ 'in­ Tho reply which was handed to Ho pointed out that if entered nt night during the past on November 5. Coburn was a.well ‘of S o " " i n " C r « I Dry'Coods Company and the United mentioned nor are snipo nnd they * * oppression States Fidelity nnd Indemnity Com- known klansmnn and counsel for the week. It wns reported that the home hardly come in the snme class us treat is shown in the election, the Herr Von floesch this evening take# rebellion is already under way. bonds will not bring as good a price an the form generally expected, accord­ Simmons faction of the Ku Klux of E. P. Bines was also entered. those enumerated it is said. “Large contingents of volunteers px bonda have brought hereto­ ing to an official summary issued by fire wns discovered in the Klnn. Fox was tho editor of “The Following in the opinion hnndcd Sanford who have offered their assistance for the government. ’ fore. third floor of the store of tho Smithimperial Night Hawk,” the officinl dtfwn in the case by Judge Dickin­ Dr. Marshall said that he believed the support of tho legal authorities Wadsworth Company, dealers in ho­ It is pointed out that as the Ger­ orgnn of the administrative or Evans are being organized throughout the son: thnt publicity in the matter would man government already has mado tel hnrdwnre on East Trade Street. forces of the klan. republic. “In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicint aid materially in order to remind the known tho import of its proposals, Almost in a flash tho flnmcn appear­ To Try and Speed Up Trial. Circuit of the State of Florida. In peoplu of their duty to vote. He said there wns no need to dolay publica­ ed to extend throughout the build­ Efforts-to speed up the trinl which and for Volusia County. these taxes be paid this week tion of the gist of tho French reply. Bribery Is Charged ing nnd info n warehouse facing on started' Wednesday will be made by “F. S. Snm«, Petitioner, vs I,ce Mor­ and certainlyshould Poincare Willing not later than next College Street. Virtunlly tho entire Judge G. II. Howard, presiding, it ris, sheriff. Habeas Corpus, respond­ Passive resistance having appar­ Against Officials rear end of there buildings were on wus announced Sunday. The court week. ent. Mayor Luke snid he wan especially ently ceased in the Ruhr, Premier fire. “Order of Court, has declared that if the progress of I Hr T k i S a i M l i i n l P r r a i l anxious that a large number of citi­ Poincare declares that he is always Big Stores Derated There. “This cause coming on this day to zens qualify the case continued to ing night aesMOBILE, Dec. 17.—Warrants for the election to show ready to confer with an .official rep­ In the burning block n number of wi!! ^ „rdoreel? Hcvirw of Market Condition)* Given be heard upon petition for writ of the interest therein. chnrging attem pt to bribe were have tho elec­ resentative of tho German governOut Hy Scott Shows An habeas corpus, the return of Lee Mor­ tion carried by a To large majority ment nn all questions which this gov­ served upon United States District A t­ the Inrjrst stores n * V ' ^ * \ v U(l'!!j With the statement by the defense Over-Supply ris as sheriff of Volusia county, Flor­ would be a big advertising and publi­ ernment wishes to bring before him; torney Aubrey Boyles nnd Harry G. worth Company is the Bclk Brothers ««»* “thcr expert.mental diagnosticida, to the writ of habeas corpus, and city feature for Sanford, he further at the same time he remarks that he ainrii ftml two doors xlis- l“ n8 a*"° k® callotl in the case and french, federal officer Monday mornTAMPA, Dee. 17.—(Special).—The petitioner being present in custody regurds such questions of equal inter­ ‘"If 08 an afterm ath to recent liquor tant Is Efird Brothers old depart­ with the prosecution pursuing nn an following review of citrus marketlof the sheriff, and attended by his added. City Attorney George A. DcCottes est to the allies, nnd therefore the disclosures. Tho warrants sworn to ment store. On the corner of Fifth intenatve cross examination of each conditions wns issued her* Saturday| counsel, and said cause having been French government reserves the by Charles Smith, chiof deputy anil Tyrol) Streets in the same block defense witness, it was not bcliovcd by George A. Scott, general sales fully argued by counsel for the de­ raid that in order to be able to vote of concerting with them before sheriff, one charging Boyles nnd Efiril Brothers new store, only re­ Sunday that the case would reach manager of the Florida Citrus Ex­ fendant and the state; thereupon con­ in the coming election citizena must right tho jury before Thursday night. of course register with the city clerk replying. rrench with attempting to corrupt cently occupied is loeated. lo rn tu rn thereof, t h e r e o f , iitt is change. sideration With respect to reparations to and should pay their noil tax before Sensational testimony might be Every available piece of lire fight­ member of state law enforcement “ In spite of what should be the “Ordered, adjudged and decreed Jnnunry French government, qs it has fre­ 1 . City registration books forthcoming from state witnesses department nnd other naming only ing equipment i.i the city wns called usual Christmas holidny demand for that the prayer of the said petitioner close on January 1 he further added. quently declared, will never consent when the prosceution introduces its Boyles charges attempted bribery to the scene within a few minutes. Florida citrus fruit, there is an over­ be and the same is hereby denied. to taka that question out of the upon deputy sheriff nnd member of Firemen also counted on a light rain rebuttal evidence. Much of it was supply of oranges and grauefruit in and tho petitioner is hereby remanded n . . . hands of the commission instituted expected to deni with the alleged in­ thnt hns been falling for the last all markets. Prices arc ruling low. to the custody of ix>o Morris, as New Equipment Being by tho treaty, nor consider any regu­ legislature. 21 burs, together with Hie fact that ternal strife existing between the Movement on oranges is slightly bet­ sheriff of Volusia county. Florida. not strictly cunforming with virtunlly no wind was blowing to Simmons and Evans factions of the ter thnn grapefruit, due to the cus- “It is the opinion of the court after Installed In.. Library lation the treaty. The commission, adds Ku Klux Klan, the fast life Fox is aid in hemming in the blaze. Cheney Interests Sell tonmry holidny preference for this having carefully heard and consider­ that Poincare, will continue to func­ At Least One Hurt chaigcd with having led during his stock. ed all matters submitted that section The new oak furnishings anil equip­ tion, with nil the powers conferred Public Utlity Plants At IVM least Atlnntn .resulting O* ono VMV man, n negro,r whose . | ’residence in ................ ........... .. in CoI DIIKIT lllt.l Ul iliu best l/VOV quality ^ and one, of House bill No. 897, adopted ment fur tho new municipal library upon it and without Its rights, so “Tangerines of tho name could not ik* learned, waj^ ln- burn obtaining pn affidavit against in desirahlo sizes are meeting ready by legislature during tho 1923 ses­ nt Fifth Street and Oak Avenue, have far as relates to Germany, being dimORLANDO, Dec. 17.—It became jured in the blaze. The negro failed him charging illicit relations with n sale. Heavy supplies are giving the sion, is constitutional in 'so far as nrrived nnd a representative of the inshcii in any possible manner. buyers the opportunity, however, to the same pertains to any wild deer, Library Bureau, who has the contract known today th a t tho firm of W. S. to heed a warning to leave the ware­ woman. “The exchange of ideas proposed be discriminate in their selections.” turkey, quail, turtle-dove, ducks or for furnishing this equipment, ar­ by Germany, to which the French 1’rtMccutinn’M Contention. Ijarstow of New York, has purchased house of the Smlth-Wndsworth Com­ Florida, citrus shipments for the other wild animnls, fouls or birds that rived Monday nnd will superintend tovernment docs not refuse to lehd the new electric light plant of the pany on North College Street ami Tho prosceution is contending that its installment. This work will prob­ tsclf,” continues the reply, “can not • -honey interests here, togothger with wns struck by a fnlling wnll. There the threatened exposure of the affi­ season now total 16,319 cars, includ-.come within the same clasn. their gas and ico plants, and also pow­ were reports thnt n number of other davit was the basis of the motive ing both rail and water movement. “The court is of tho further opinion ably continue through this week, said therefore have for its onjec object infringer plants at Do Land, Daytona Beach, persons had been injured or killed prompting Fox to kill Coburn; thnt n This is equivalent to approximately thnt sections one and eight, standing Mrs. II. Lawrence Brown, the new ment of prerogatives or this com­ r.ustis, Leesburg and Lake WalcB by fnlling wnlls hut this could not man having delusions ennnot nt the 5,874,840 boxes. Of this volume, 10,- together, may be made effective with­ librarian. mission, nor cun it be n preparatory plants. be verified. * snme time have n motive or mnke 25<7 cars nre oranges and 6,062 cars out considering the intervening sec­ Week after next, said Mrs. Brown, step, direct, or indirect, for revis­ 120th Infantry plans to kill and that Fox was sim­ arc grauefruit. Shipments from the tions towit: Semjtiona two| three, will bo devoted to moving the books ion of tho treaty.” Company F, 120th Infnntry, North ulating state tho past seven days totaled 2,­ four, five, six, and seven, the con­ rearranging them in a new order Carolina National Guard, was ordered dition. his mental nnd nervous con­ 139 cars oranges and 415 cars grape­ stitutionality of which, at least, ap­ and Thirty Miners Are in the now building. Meanwhile books on duty at n late hour by Adjutant pears doubtful. that aro due within the next two Candy Manufacturer Is The defense has entered n plen of fruit. Entomed In Mine General Mctts by telephone from insanity. “The petitioner is hereby allowed weeks may be brought to the old It has admitted in this of Foul Play Raleigh to nssist in patrolling the library on the regular open days ex­ Victim plea to the jury that Fox walked National Bank Official a writ of error. strhets. “Done and ordered in chambers at cept Christmas, Mrs. Brown further into Coburn’s office and shot the TOKIO, Doc. 17.—Thirty miners Sanford, Florida, this the 14th day of said. (Hz The .Xaaarlatrd Pnaal Troops Mobilized | klan attorney down “without provdea- Will Not Fight Suit December, A. D., 1923. were entombed in coal mine at KaNEW YORK, Dec. 17.—The body of As sson as the equipment is placed «uya in Fuknoka, prefecture in south­ RAI EIGH N C., Dec. 17.—On n|tion," excepting thnt he under a spell “J. J. DICKINSON, and moving arrangements have been Henry Janzcr, candy manufacturer, (H r T br I’rraa) “Judge, Seventh Judicial Circuit” western Japan Monday morning and renucst by Charlotte authorities over: of a delusion and that “the voice of NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—Beverly D. completed, a formal opening will be with scvornl abrasions on the fore­ nre held prisonora by gas in workings, long distance telephone. Gov. Cnmer-God told him to kill.” It also has Harris former vice president of Na­ held, the date of which will be an­ head was found early Monday ir. his on Morrison shortly before 11 ’o’clock claimed thnt Fox’s insanity is hereaccording to advices received here. tional Bank who brought suit against Crisis Is Imminent In nounced later, according to Mrs. Went 37th Street apartment by night issued on order for the Hilary and that he has been a par- youthful wife Eleanor Elsine Lee | ollapsed portions of the mine en­ Suntlay friends. There were no signs of Brown. mobilization of the national guard anoiac for several years, H arris for annullment of marriage tombed men. Rescue work is pro­ Greece Says Report struggle. Ambulance surgeons aaid companies to be used in connection Dr. Swint said he based his testiceeding with oxtremo difficulty and with the fire in the heart of the busl- mony on an examination given Fox did not put in appearance Monday the abrasions could have been suffered when the case was called for trial. it is feared th a t attempts to rescue ness district there. ( H r T k r . \ a » » r la t r < l I ' f r u ) in a fall or inflicted by blunt instru­ Arrest Expected In 9 on December 2, and declared as the His default noted and jury impanelled ATHENS, Dec. 17.—Belief that miners might prove unavailing. ment. ------------------------ result of which “it is my opinion to hear testimony or Mrs. Harris dynastic crisis is imminent in Greece Brutal Murder Case U i . n m T n O p t N s i m e On that he is mentally diseased.” In denying husband’s charges. is expressed in some quarters here Hiram l o u e i w a m c i cIaBllf j his condition, the expert W ife Murderer Insane Watch for and departure of King George is re­ (HZ The \aauela(rd Preaa) South Dakota l l C K e t testified that he was suffering from SPECIAL GAME WARDEN. garded as among possibilities of the ATHENS, Ga., Dec. 17.—Sheriff Reports Commission _____ _ a paranoid condition, based on verbal. Your Name LAKELAND. Dec. 17.—F. S. Rice, Collier said he expected to make ar­ 17 Pnnor* auditory hallucinations. He heart! of Winter Haven, has been appointed situation. rests Monday in connection with (H Z T h r t u o f l i l r i l P r t w l Dec. 1 1. P 8 voices, he imagined he was being If it appears on the want ad to WASHINGTON. a special deputy game warden by! A rV in a iil A* deaths of Mrs. Mag Simmons and] MILWAKEE, WIs., Dec. 17.—E Ray plnco n a m e of Senator ^ watched and imagined there wns nn as the Polk County Fish and Home Pro- A m e r i c a n ^ O H S U l A l page of The Herald today, son before R®P“hJifan w young daughter, whose bodies were Tompkins, held on charge of wife K|j organized plot to get rid of him, Dr. tactive Association. An appropriation found in burned fuins of a farm murder, is insane, according to find­ Edinburgh Is Dead you will receive two free of $150 a month salary has been pro­ shack near here Sunday morning. In- ings of lunacy commission of Ave tickets to the performance a t Monday in the Senator’s behalf with Swi" t cUln" dvided and Mr. Rice is expected to see 1Hz The Auoeiaied Preaa) | vestigntion has definitely established alia.ijsts. The findings of the com­ thnt the game laws nre enforced in The Milan* Theatre tonight. South Dakota secretary of state at Dec. 17.—Hunter; thoy cam* to Athens from their home mission were made public Monday MARKETS the county. He hns served as a Uni-/' . EDINBURGH, . , , You nay be the lucky one. Pierre. The senator believes thut in­ in Jefferson in response to message m oning nnd declares that Tompkins ted States marshal, and the county! American consul here, died Read thoroughly the little junction proceedings which hav® bc* CHICAGO. Dev. 17.—Wheat, May commissioners express the the opinion I Monday. He was born in North Caro- supposedly from the woman’s mother condition is such that he U unable to gun to keep minority nominations olT want ads. much good will come from hi/ np- Hnn •«» 1361 and entered the consular nnd met here by a man who took confer intelligently with counsel 09 South D a k o ta ballot will not inter­ 1.08 3-4; July 1.06 1-2; Corn, May that conduct his own defense. them to the abandoned shnek. pnintment. ( serivee In 1886. 70 1-4 to 3-8; Oats 46 1-4 to 3-8. fere with filing of papers. (Sf Ttw Au m SiIM Wrens) VERA CRUR, Dec. 17.—With tho reported ,-captur® - o f / Puebla and Cuautla revolutionary headquarters here Monday ealimed that, they held two lowerpoihtg «f the triangle which has Mexico CHy as Its npox. Genera! Fuguaroa Is In the state of Guerrero and general Jose Lagunc* are operating, in border states of Yucautan and Tabasco have broken with the Obregon government, acrording to \ statem ent a t insurgent headquarters. W PARTS GAME LAW URGES PAYMENT UNCONSTITUTIONAL 1923 POLL TAXES LOSS IN CHARLOTTE ALIENIST ON STAND FIRE ESTIMATED AT S A Y S FOX WILL A MILLION DOLLARS ALWAYS BE INSANE f . , a m1 a S f ___ fL iA B ta lit ..la * A n M M a a a t a a a t l n aa. fftai I n MONEY FOR FOOD IS GREATEST NEED I at CITRUS SHIPMENTS H A V E EXCEEDED MARKET’S DEMAND f �Ft*i pa 6 e s ix WWW?1 . V.S 71 * rr‘ kV' t$m' «•--*,* •7 *» #»- •\ - * ■ x fvy erife THE SANFORD'DAILY HKjtALD, 8ATPRDAY, DECEMBER is , IBM " " - • ' ■ ’****—■** • 1* * ■ 1 ■ A* - * *' —■ - ■*. »■» CITY NEWS BRIEFS SIMPLIFIED FORflS Fifj„R,y .r„r^ ™ “ „ „,INCbME TAX TO BE . i ' ■ -■ - Billie Dove, tho beautiful Ziegfeld Follies dancer, plays the feminine lead. Others are L. C. Shumwny, Stanton Heck, Edward Pell, Frank Clark, William Conklin, Minna Red­ man, Tom Lfrigham and Francis Car­ penter. -liw vlvnJMtk„ Tho production was staged In tho heart of Texas 1CTIUI* A iy fU S E M E N T S . AT THE MILANB. A combination of actor nnd au­ thor that should attract tho attention of the most fastidious of motion picttirc followers and provide n distinct treat as an entertainment, comes to the Milnnc Theatre today with Tom i Mix, the WilUnm Fox star, nnd Znne * A ‘rmrsers press invented by a Grey, the noted American fiction writ- * rcnchnfan is heated by clcctrclty cr. wn,‘ ,'oc* not require garments to be The screen offering is "The Lone j moistened. Star Ranger" with the Saddle Mon- ,---------------< . __ arch in tho title role. Tho story Is 1 a t a m '* W r » MILANE BIG DRAINAGE PROJECT. this year. This amount has be«n ta m ­ Scminolo county and their families.' A IT 1 1 V i TIT 1? O A A IT to d a y ed over td the bond trustees for inter­ FORT PIERCE. Dec. 15— The votformed a w ry congenial party anil A V A I L A d L E i o l H J I N tions to dnto in the North St. Lucie est, sinking fund and emergency motored up to Pierson Tuesday to WHAT A COMBINATION! river drainage district total 5,636,711 funds: Total receipts of the bridgu see the ferneries located a t that place. At DeLand the party was mot by the Collector Gerow Makes Statement cubic ynrds. This is a million and during this period amounted to |476r half dollar project involving 75,000 606,01, while expenses wero $07,102.TOM MIX county agent of Volusia county, Mr. Regarding Filling Out nf Income than acres of land. More than a million Bio>rc th an 44,600 ,lX)U trucks • iu ' T. A. Brown, who then took cliargo __ ___ ........... cubic yards remnin to bo excavated, and automol>b lles u sedt......... the bridge durnianks. and directed the trip. Among tne which is proceeding at the rate of ing one sir-day period In November. ferneries visited wero his own and ZANE GREY a hundred thousand cubic yards November )2 saw the biggest day’s that of Peter Pierson, founder ofi I). T. Gerow, collector _of internnl about traffic over the bridge, when* 10,060 ____ -1revenue venue for Florida, has prepared a n month. Pierson and father of the fern crow William Fox persons crossed. Of these 0,153 were ing industry a t that plncc. K\very-1 statement regarding forms to be fill* mi adaptation of Mr. Greys famous I NOTICE passengers in vehicles nnd 1,507 afoot. presents the popular star Jiy the FLORIDA MAN SELECTED. one who went had a plrnsnnt dnyv and; and *?u C‘I out concerning incomes. These GAINESVILLE, Dec. 15— Carter A total of 4,751 motor vehicles used u f e whhJ . V ^ ! i nfi, " J rc f h f i: OUR b a t t e r y b u s in e s s h u fnmoun author’s best seller f^lt fully repaid for their effort.: forms, more simplified than hcretothe bridge that day. 5,000,000 people in the few years been moved' from WIGHT BROS, Several expressed their intention of fore, will be nailable after January Braxton of Jacksonville, a graduate of the University of Virginia, now doing starting small ferneries in this vicin­ 2, it is stated. Mr. Gcrow’s state­ since Its appearance oil the literary G a ra g e t0 our Station on West grrtflhnte Work nt Harvard In diplo­ akai ity, believed that it will mean that ment is ns follows: macy nnd international law, has been our growers will have n little more With* Mix, Lambert lllllyer, the v Assured by the Bureau of Internal diversity of product to rely upon for Revenue of prompt service in furnish­ selected as a Rhodes Scholar from director, has accomplished new , RAY BROTHERS Florida. He wil go to Oxford Univer­ haights in the fields of‘romance. Ho an income in years when the market ing the necessary forms, taxpayers sity next October, where, it is under­ has assembled a talented cast. Miss DlHlrihutora of “EXIDE” nnd for some of products is not the best. need experience no delay in the fil­ stood, he wil prepare for n university “WILLARD” Batteries ing of their income tax returns for chnir in political science and govern­ Sfcl.l. CHRISTMAS SKAI.S. the year 1923. The filing period is ment. Christmas seals will be pluccd on from January 1, to Mnrch 15, 11121. STOP COUGHING snlc next Week by the Seminole Coun­ On January 2—the 1st, being a holi­ Coufhs cause frwisb conditions, Also Comedy an* Matt an* J « t MEMORIAL SERVICES. ty Federation of Woman’s Clubs. day—forms for filing individual, cor­ threat and lung strata nnd lend to TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 15.—land­ Booths wil bo placed in several of poration, partnership, personnl-scricc pneamonia and serious sickness. Tho Mondny—John Gilbert in "MONTE sooner You quit coughlns the quicker the local stores and everyone given corporation, information, fiduciary, ing members of the bnr of Florida Served Noon to 8 p? m. CRISTO" you will feel better und Tinrc n better . i an opportunity to help in*1 ll,c the fight and other returns required by the rev- will hold memorial services for the nlsnt’s rent. Ieominli’s (’•nigh Hjrrup ■ \ late C. M. Cooper, of Jacksonville, be­ against tuberculosis. i,,1 * (Crcosoted) esses and wothc* In- 1 l announced next wook for the cam- ’ cnuc act wHI be nv«N«ble at the office fore the state supreme court on I)cj flamed, raw Ihronts, raises the phlegm of Collector of Internal Revenue, Jnck- ccmbcr 21. E. P. Ax tell, of Jackson­ P»ign. without rncklng or straining, protects sonvillc, Fla., nnd the following ville, president of the bar association, Herald Want Ad will sell that old tbfc lungs, nnd removrn tho entire of branch offices: Miami, Tampa and is in chnrgc of the arrangements. Mr. MEETING OF COL. THEODORE the trouble. Bo warned by tho first piece of furniture. rough. Get u bottle of LcoonnH’s ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY, NO. .1. Pensacola. After Jnnunry 2, a copyj Cooper, for some time attorney-gen­ of the form desired may be obtained Cough Syrup (CrroHntcd) from your eral of tho state, died recently nt Mi­ The annual meeting and election of All Elks are . requested druggist. fine fur coughs, colds, ami. officer* of Col. Theodore Roosevelt on written request. grippe, croup, whooping cough nnd t H E P A I N T W E SE L L Auxiliary No. 3, U. S. W. V., will be Form 10I0A, heretofore used for to meet at 1:30 Sunday bronchitis. Pleasant, safe and uurc. VOTERS TO DECIDE. held at the Court House, Tuesday af­ filing returns of individual net in­ IS ternoon at 3:30 o’clock. Every mem­ come of 35,000 and less, from what­ FORT PIERCE, Dec. 15.—Excnvaber is urged to be present. Annual ever source derived, has been revised ers of this sitv will go to the polls afternoon at Club ftduBe reports of the officers will be given and simplified in the interests of the some time in March to pass on a pro­ Heres the contractor, at the installation meeting in January. largest class of taxpayers, salaried posal to build a municipal ice plnnt. to attend funeral of H. persons and wnge earners. The new Bids for installation of a twenty-tun Hie mason and carpen­ form will be used for reporting net electrically operated plant, subject to J. Dieterich Personal Mention ter to rebuild It. approval of the voters. The bids will income for the yonr of 1923 of 35,000 IT HOES N O T C R A C K , PEEL, and less derived chiefly from salaries be opened Jnnunry 9, nnd nn election N O R B L IS T E R , O R CHALK Mrs. Luke Thompson nnd Mrs. and wages. Reducing to n minimum called for 00 dnys thereafter when the Insured against loss by fire—you arc OFF Craig Thompson spent yesterday in the problem of correctly making out people wil have nn opportunity to ex­ JOE D. CHITTENDEN, j always certain of sufficient money A Full Line of Kataomiae, Varnishes Orlando. an income tax return. Form 1040A press themselves on the proposition. Secretary j with which to rebuild.. Insurance has consists of a single sheet in which and Stains SOTO WILL VOTE ON RONDS. Edward Thompson of Detroit is space is provided for answers to only DEARCADIA, been the meann of replacing many a Dec. 14.—DcSoto coun­ in thd city visiting his uncle, Luke three questions in relation to income; ty will vote January 3 onn bond is­ S O L D O N L Y BY home that otherwise would have re­ NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Thmopson. Mr. Thompson is qunter- salaries, wages, commissions, etc.; sue of 3160,000, proceeds of which mained n mass of charred ruins. SANFOftD PAINT mastcr of the S. S. Pcrsinnfl, in serv­ interest on bank deposits, notes, mort­ wil be used for construction of roads OF THE STOCKHOLDERS SEMI­ NOLE SECURITIES COMPANY. Pace’s Barn. A Big two A policy in the Federal Insurance ice between Jacksonville nnd Balti­ gages, nnd corporation bonds, and nnd to erect n new jail building. STORE SANFORD, FLORIDA. more. Company will furnish you the money1,,, . , j- .. dollars will go to "other income.” On the reverse side $80,000 story, corrugated iron NOTICE IS HERDY GIVEN. That Phone 003 are instructions. Formerly Form road improvements, $40,000 for jail to bring the contractor, mason and I ” C Bltiff. Robert Dickerson has arrived from 10I0A has consisted of six pages, the and 360,000 towards funding out­ in accordance with instructions of the building—40x75. Must tluv carpenter to rebuild the property!'—— — Georgia to spend the winter in San­ questions pertaining not only to sal­ standing time wnrnnts of the county. Bonn! of Directors, n special meeting ford. aries nnd wages, but to income from These wnrrnnts were allocated by the of the Stockholders x>f Seminole Se­ be sold this week. A real fire destroys. To delay buying this BRAKE LINING protection may !>c disastrous. Insure butanes.*, professions, sales of real board of county commissioners for curities Company will be held nt the Bargain office of the President of the Com­ rond construction work. today. estate, and other sources. It is esti­ pany at the First National Bank in FAN BELTS mated that for the year 1923 more the City of Sanford, Floridn, on the than 4,000,00(1 persons, or 70 per cent MILLION IN IMPROVEMENTS. FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR­ For nil enrs SARASOTA, Dec. 15.—Public im­ 15th dny of Jnnunry 1924, nt the of those who annually are required BY R. J. HOLLY hour of 3 o’clock P. M., for tho pur­ to file income tax returns, will use provements in this city for the year ANCE, CALL Trade your old tires for new one* ending December 1 passed the million- pose of considering and acting upon the new form. Sanford-is in the public eye at Persons,any part of whose income dollar mnrk. Included in the list were the question of increasing the Capital present ns being one of the most for the year 1923 was derived from building permits totaling $710,500; Stock from $150,000 to $500,000 as Rooms 501-2 progessivc cities in the south. And business or profession, farming, sale street improvements, $71,000; city follows: First National Bank rSuiltlinjr much of this great publicity is due of property or rents, regardless of pier, $75,000; Payne Terminal, $57,­ Preferred Stock from $100,000 to Phone 95 000; seawnil, $7,000; Cedar Point sento the fact that we believe in our the nmount, will be required to use $400,000. 101-8 Magnolia Avenue 105 Palmetto Avenue own town—believe in it to the extent the Inrger form, 1010. The use of wnll and filling, $125,000 Common Stock from $50,000 to Permits for new buildings were the Sanford, *:* *:• Florida that we build buildings, build miles Form 1040 will be required, also, in $ 100 , 000 . Phone 481-J of new streets, will build our own cases where the net income wns in Mirn-Mnr Hotel, $300,000; auditori­ And doing all tilings incidental um, $80,000; school buildings, $100,­ w ater works, electric light nnd gas excess of 35,000, whether from salary, nnd private residences und busi­ thereto. plants, will build a boat basin, bulk- business, profession, or other taxable 000, Dated this the 11th day nf Decem­ ness houses, $230,000. hend miles of lake front, build n new sources. Formerly Form 1010 was ber, 1923. city hall, build n new hotel, build used only for reporting individual F. P. FORSTER, ‘ COUNTY CHAMBER OF many new apartment houses—in fact net income of more than $5,000. Touring$ 1065 Attest: President. Special RoadstStfl 119$ COMMERCE. build n new Sanford. And strango Flrougbam $1325 Forms for filing individual returns DEAN TURNER, Special Touring $1220 LA I1KI.LE, Dec. 15.—A county­ to any Sanford men and Sanford of income will bo sent to perssflh who Sedan SI493 Asst. Secretary. Special Sedan A IM *wide chamber of commerce hns been money is doing nil of this building. filed similar returns for the year 12-15-22-29-1-5-12-51 riiwi.i DttnM. Tea Eom here which will have as Ju st witness the late bond issues nnd 1922. It being impossible to deter­ organized P A I G E B l) I LTof its primary objects creation of then ask yourself if Sanford has faith mine this year the form desired by one NOTICE. more interest in good ronds in Hendry in our own town? the taxpayer—whether he bo a nmn county. One of the first efforts in The regular annual meeting of the * • • • whose income wns derived chiefly this direction will bo stnndardizntion One of the main troubles with San­ from salary or wages or from busi­ und completion of the road to connect j stockholders of tho First National ford for years wns that wo took our ness, profession, or other tnxnblc with the Palm Bench county rond that | ,Bank . . of Sanford, Floridn, will be own town too cheaply. If a neigh­ sources—the taxpayer will receive hns just been completed to noli •»**'»«* in the directors room of the bor wanted n certain price for his real both forms,and is ndvised to note Glndes. This is the so-called "misn- Inink on Tuesday. January 8th, 1924, .................... estate we immediately threw cold carefully the instructions regarding ing link" in the Enst-to-Wcst Const Int 10:00 o’clock, a. m. ns provided in hnrhwnv. . . . . « , , , , wuter on the sale by saying that he thi.ir nn,. the by-laws, for the election of a wns asking too much. You will find a board, of directors to ....................... serve for the lot of moss backs hero now saying WINTER HAVEN, Dec. 15.—An BRIDGE RECEIPTS LARGE. the same thing. They tell you what orange festival is to be held here JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 15.—A net *,|,!<ulnK yc«r. to consider the ndvisthey cuuld have bought certain par­ soon, nnd preparations are being made income of $353,939.70 has been recoiv- ability of increasing the capital stock iif jp * cels of land for several years ago for Tampa anti New York fairs. N ear­ cd from receipts from the St. Johns in the sum of $50,000.00 nnd to trans­ 'W M im i m // ’. nnd that the price, on these pieces of ly all citrus packing houses in I’olk river bridge since it was opened in , . ■ ,■ , land now are “veritable rot." Our county are doing business. 1 July. 1921, to the end of November. a tl BUch 0 ,k r b'mnc,,B as maV l,roP* ,erly come liefore the meeting. real estate is worth all we can get for it and then some for there is no man II. F. WHITNER, Fur tall folks. Look at th€ lei room in For tht farmer. Wide doorland remov­ living who can look nhend and fore­ • Cnshicr. fwnt and bask seats. Restful eaie on able seats andcushions giveample carry­ tell whnt the price of Sanford real the lohgut tripj. ing space for bulky loads. estate will be a year, two years or live years from now. But it is w orth! FOUNTAIN INN much more today than you are ask- i ing for it nnd you need not bo afraid CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH | HOLY CROSS CHURCH 1 Elistis FJorida to ask enough. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. 1 Church services for the 3d Sunday _____ • • • • Morning worship and preaching at in Advent will l»e: , , .. , I 0:45 A. M.. Sunday School in High.**1 now aml tho management And speaking of acquiring our own 11:00 o’clock. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. school, Palmetto Avenue. takes pleasure in extending to the utility plants reminds ‘me that our f.’ity Commissioners should reduce the sharp. 11:00 A. Si., Church service in the Sr.nford public und winter visitors a ' rates on electric lights and power *\ik!|t f V rservice ,K' f in*,.at I. Mi.,ano Theatre. the kindness of the most cordial invitation to vist the Inn / At the ’Inight the subject will We appreciate right now und not wait until the new plants are in operation. Our mer- in* “The Good Man Who Never Grew owners ot these buildings for their nnd partake of its hospitality. The j chants are afraid 2o light their win- Old," illustrated by a large number of courtesy nnd kindness in placing these Inn is delightfully located and offaisl auditoriums at* our pictures. Come nnd1 enjoy dows at night as they should be light- 1beautiful *•— * ............ 1 * disposal. to its guests every comfort nnd enThe rector wil,‘be nt Christ’s Church, jo> ment. The cuisine and dining room ed on account of the exorbitant rates with us. Foomy fir 5 adults. Inside dimensions For the tourist Specie! mattresses con Longwood, nt 3:00 P. M., for the Ves­ charged here for electricity and every art liter,U. Two individual front tend. be arranged toglee ample sleeping space service aie maintained nt the same; per service. ALL SOULS CHURCH citizen in Sanford is kicking almut his Rear icJt 46Jj indies wide. for tun. More comfortable than tenting. Arthur Searing Peck, Rector. Sunday is the third Sunday In higli degree of excellence that perelectric bills for last month. It is nn I Advent. incntcx the entice cstahlismcnt. unheard of rate and is doing much Sunday school at 9:00 n. m. sharp. | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE toward discouraging window displays Telephone 124 Eustis. Low mass at 10:30 a. m. Church services for Sunday. Dec. nnd toward a well lighted city and Benediction after mass. , ltitli, 1923: the rate should be lowered today in Masses during the week at 8:00 a. Church service, 11:00 a. m. order that the people can have some ’ Sunday School, 10:00 a. in. relief from tho >xressive rates—other­ oi. i Wjiman's Club building, Oak Avewise we will all be broke before the hu p. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH new plant is in operation. i—■ ' All are welcome. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. All Sun­ There is very little activity in day school pupils above the primary political circles just now before the who have been returning TIIF. FIST METHODIST CHURCH Thedford’s Blade-Draught Liver holiday* with everyone busy dodging department home after Sunday school are urged! _ The "new pastor," recently npnointiftedicine (Vegetable) Prailed Santa Claus and his bill collectors. to come prepared to remnin through ed by the annual conference will (ill But with the coining of the New Year the ii:0tl o'clock hour. i the pulpit at both services on Sun­ by the Head of a C/reat (or salesmen. Fold up individual For mothers with small children. Rear the candidates will take heart limit worship and sermon 11:00'day. right-handfront seat or remove it. Room teat is safe for little ones. Ho way for come nut in the open nnd there v/ill be a. Morning Louisiana Family. in. As this Is the first Sunday of a new | enough for luu or thro; sample trunks. them to get out Or tumble out plenty of fire and fun until the ides Baptist Young People's Union 6:30., conference year we shall expect a re-' of June at which time there will be ^ Evening worship and sermon 7:30. cord attendance upon the part of the Lake Charles, La.—"I don’t know some rejoicing and some sore folks. Subject of prelude, "Plato”—One of membership. what we would have done had we not But tho candidates should take it ns the world s foremost philosophers The recently elected hoard of stew t-id i«larl<-nri„oh» II sure is one ol it comes for all of them cannot win Subject of evening sermon—“One o f.a rd s will be installed at the morning „ k , _ and this column of fun and nonsense the Greatest Hours in u Young Man's service. It is hoped no member will the best medicines made, and am sure the I —JUKE'S a smart enclosed family car and a with a rub between each coat; d a ta Uetejyet, will take them up from time to time Life." best liver medicine,” said Mr. Henry i be absent from this installntion. husky business car— in on e! Ideal for to the hardwood body frame. W o o d , begaun and tell some of their past and pres­ Prayer meeting Wednesday evening The Kpwortit League will hold Garrett, ol this city. cithcT type of service, thanks to Jewett’s 50 h.p. wood absorbs vibration, e lim in a tes *4*H*t; ent history—not all of it. you under­ at 7:30. meetings at 6:30 p. nt. These are •My whole family uses it,” continued ling, rreduces noise to n il A wash fa all 6-cylinder motor, extreme strength, and this mlng," stand. but enough to get them by the ------------------------— live organizations and will cordially Mr . Garrett. ua “ My wile says she believes sheriff and the undertaker. • PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH welcome any young people who desire she! kept off the* Mlu* by taking doses ol adaptable New Jewett Brougham body. needed alter a hard trip* to bring o u | i_ The church growing very rapidly, to l<»*n them. Black-Draught regularly. Heavy 6 -inch-deep frame; Paige-Tim ken rich, shiny, black gloss ALL OVER THE l It is with n feeling of pride that there being several additions each 'h e famous Scrap Iron Class will “ I, myself, use Black-Draught for axles front and rear; all-steel universal joints; one can walk down First Siiect ev- week. List Sunday six nersons were meet at the Milano Theatre at 10:00 indigestion, and it is fine. Like all enclosed Jewetts this n ew 6 ball-bearing steering spindles— insure the re­ purpose Brougham has “open car pe^____ "We used pilU and tablets and other liability you want in a family car and a knock­ ancc." Drive it from 2 to 60 miles cn boor I s laxatives, but they never seemed to do about business car. T his N ew Jewett Brougham high; pass most any car on any h ill; > r n l m |l us good, but the Black-Draught sure has, and it has come to our house to stay. will take you anywhere a car can go—and back from 5 to 25 mikaiahourinyinwintl^lBl^pWe give il lo our daughter for headache again—with any kind of a load. . [Try that with ANT other car!] You are invited to join the Booster’s and able price*. For many years I have P itc h in g service,i. Sunday morning torpid liver. said that Sanford was defined to I- t!1t’ •,ecti«n of the "Sermon on Class at the First Methodist church Baked enamel finish stands the roughest wcarMeasure this New Jewett Brougham against Sunday School, which meets every' “ I am glad lo recommend anything • he trading center of Florida and it th c Mount" wil be studied. that has been the help to my family that and-tear; gives lasting good looks. Ft»ch steel ALL your needs—business and sodaL Call us Sunday morning «t 9:30 o'clock. Services Sunday are a* follows: It rapidly approaching that point to­ Judge Householder teaches. Oficcrs Black-Draught has. 9:1' A. m.. Sunday School. body panel is dipped and baked tlaee times, any time lor a demonstration. day. We have some of the finext of this class are: R. C. Phillip*, pres"My present health Is good. Have 11:00 A. M„ Preaching service. *tores in tho utate and some of the •* I6 P. M., Junior C. K. ideal; J. A. Dooley, vice-president; two boxes ol Black-Draught in the house finest merchants in the world—bar ; It. G. Fix, secretary, andD. I). Smith, now.” 2:15 P. M., Intermediate C. E. none—ami they are bringing in the *<::tn treasurer. P. M., Senior C. K. If your liver jeets out ol fix, take neonle. All they need i* more adver­ :30 P. M., Preaching service. ——■ -----— Black-Draught. It will help to drive the tising and more mingling with the peonlr of this great section of ’SeS!,i,,.n wil1 mart at tho close An English airplane ambulance can bile poisons and other unhealthful mat­ mop.r oi tni* great section or I lor- of the morning and night preaching carry four patients in addition to ters out of your system. *pr\ice fur the reception of member*, doctor, nuroo nnd pilot. Sold everywhere. NC-148 m j F 5S S L 5K E L . . * Regular Sunday Ranger” SEMINOLE CAFE JUST IN PASSING E. F. LANE A. P. Connelly & Sons F .P .R M S YT .sax The Adaptable N ew Jewett Brougham, $1325 r ® liit& i SURE IT DOES GOOD Latest Combination of Family^and^Business C dt SEMINOLE OVER LAND COMPANY �Call this page a Shopping Guide on Men's Gifts. For here you’re sure to find the particular g ift th at will please the particular man. “Gifts th a t’ll tickle him.’’—yes! Moreover, you will be particularly gratified with *1** tjif? values that are being offered by all merchants whose announcements appear on this page. for the Car Christmas THE MAN WHO SMOKES W ILL APPRE­ CIATE GIFTS OF 'PIPES, CIGARS, CIGARETTE CASES, SMOKING TRAYS. THE BULOVA WATCH combines ex­ quisite, beauty with guaranteed de­ pendability. that will last— the gift th at will give Horns, Spot Lights, Motor Meters Parking Light everlasting joy UNITED STATES OR HENDERSON TIRES We carry all brands of Cigars and Tobaccos and will gladly deliver them in appropriate holiday packages SPECIAL Special Attention Given To Women Purchasers XMAS BOXES CIGARS CIGARETTES XMAS PACKAGES SMOKING SETS PIPES FOUNTAIN PENS WAHL AND THE LIFE TIME GUARANTEE!) SCHAFFLE ■ jffp p tw I \m P 5* 8 *’ *-Aw MEN’S PURSES CIGARETTE CASES TOBACCO POUCHES EVER SHARP PENCILS STANDARD BRAND OF Hbrc is truly the gift £ .) l yy GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS GO Genuine Diamond Rings, Regular value $22.50. While they last only $ 10.00 1st St. and Elm Avo., Phone 447-W j I I I I I I I I H I l I B H I I I l u a H l l l l l l D n i l l H M i H H H U N I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I M U I I I i n i l ' TOBACCO IN GLASS HUMIDORS JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE W h a t A Gift! OTHER SUGGESTIONS FOR HIM CUFF LINKS TIE CLASPS MILITARY SETS BELT BUCKLES CIGARETTE CASES GOLD KNIVES SCARF PINS WATCH CHAINS Give a lasting gift. Our guarantee of satisfaction goes on • every article th at we sell. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ihe Wonderful P. WEINBERG. Prop FOR TH E WIFE, FOR THE DAUGHTER FOR THE SON, FOR THE FAMILY Automobile DELIVERED BY A REAL SANTA CLAUSE ON XMAS MORNING $217.07 CASH PAYMENT. GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW T h e D ix ie M o to r C o m p a n y Something for the Auto We have t full lute of tirci, tubes ami neceesonw - ....... ASTC"FOR*A DDM0N8T-RATiON- phone Give SPAItTON HORNS, AUTO POLISH, RADIATOR CAPS, SPOTLIGHTS FOURTEEN MODELS TO SELECT PROM 20fi*208 MAGNOLIA AYE - 307 E. First Street :ir,7 R B H auen x aB aaiiiH n R B saza=K an aaB an aaaB aaH iicEB ZH B n flaaaB n H K an saaR B x iB B K «n H H o aaB acaifl HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS $37.50 UP w wit A 1 ,T , 1 ‘J V 51 ifc A -I KNOX HATS............................................. $7.00 SCHOBLE HATS...............................$5.00. $6.00 MANHATTAN SHIRTS.................. $2.50. $5.00 MANHATTAN PAJAMAS................ $2.50 UP INTERWOVEN SOCKS...... 40c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 THOMPSON SHOES...................$8.50 to $10.00 NECKWEAR........................... $1.00. $1.50, $2.50 SUITCASES................................ $5.00 to $25.00 SPECIAL HANDBAGS, Leather Lined. .. $18.00 READ TH E ADS IN TH E HERALD AND YOU WILL FIND ................... Full Line of Genls Furnishings, Christmas Boxes and Paper for the Benefit of Our Customers FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW aaaK n aaaan aaB X * �* 5 POLITICS BEFORE BUSINESS demand moderate, mnrket steady. Fla. %-bu. hprs U0c-|1.25, mostly 21. riot re p o rts to r poorer 75c. TOMATOES: Fla. 1, Calif. 3. no ^A N O ESrhrtaSa?, AU. 10, Cal. express equal to 4 cars, supplies lim110 total 857. Unreported 18th, Pin. BEANS: Fla. 2, receipts Florida express ueqal to 4 cars, supplies limi k w a ™ ? „ " • « , c t », Tex. 2, total 53. Unreported 13th, PU. Ited, demand slow, market about steady. Fla. 7-8-bu. hprs. green, 7‘ i f TTUCE: FU. 33, Ari*. 12, Cal. range 22-24., mostly 23.50. fiT toatl 132 Uitrepotted 13th, Ma. 2. ttn f’E l’PJERS: No C-l arrivals, sup-; 8 CELERY: CELERY CaL 64, N. Y. 74, total plies limited, demand moderate, mar“tejjdy. Fja. crates Belles fancy 138 TOMATOES: Mo shipments rc- 22.50-12.75, Cal. car holdover, lettuce c^?.Y R ,E.e.nU,C3 re<l and green $1.50. ENGLISH PEAS: Fla. 1, Cal. 1, ^PJEPPERS: Fla. 11, unreportcd supplies light, demand and move13SSlXEDJVEOETABLES: Flo. 10, steady Fla. 5-pk. hampers fancy $5Cal 277111. 2, La. 24, N. J. 3, N. Y. 1, $5.50, poor low as $1.75-82.50. STRAWBERRIES: None offered. Pa. 1, Va. 1, total 60..Unreported 13th, Chicago (Partly cloudy, 19 above). Fla 1 CUKfcS: Fla. 1, | car on track, Potomac Yard*. Va., Passing Reporta. ORANGES: Votal 74. To N. Y. 20. domnnd and movement moderate, Phil 20, Balt. 12, Providence 4, liar* market steady. Fin. sq. bu. crates rUburir 3: 2 each Boat., llagrcatown, fancy 24-24.50, ehoicc $3-$:i.23. PEPPERS: Fla. 1, 1 car on track, Waih; 1 each Pitta., Hudson, Bridgenort. Waterbury, New Bedford, P o rt­ supplies ligght, demand and move­ land, Springlield, Bethlehem, Ncw- ment light, prices lower. Fla. stand­ ard crates fancy $.‘1.25-24, 7-8-bu. *rGRAPEFRUIT: Total 18 to N. Y. hprs. 24-24.50. EGGPLANT: No curlot arrivals, Friday’s prices and conditions un­ changed. TANUr.Kllstaij.iouu i SQUASH: Minn. 1, Wis. 1, 2 cars PhiL 0, Cleve. 1, Bost. 3. on track, supplies light, demand nnd MA',KETu f D f c N315FOR SAT‘ movement light, mnrket dull, Fla. standard- crates 52-52.25. Philadelphia (Clear, 29 above). LETTUCE: Cal. 60, supplies light, TOMATOES* Fla. 1 car on trark , supplies light, demand moderate, m ar­ demnnd nnd movement moderate, ket firm, sixes turning, wrapped und market steady. Cal. crates Iceberg ripes wrapi>ed, fancy count IQ.00, best $3-23.25, considerable leafy. Fla. N. Y. crates Big Boston $1.25-81.50, choice 84.00, 21«s mostly 13.00. OTHER FLORIDA PRODUCTS. mostly $1.25. TOMATOES: No arrivals, 1 car on No Sales. track, supplies light, demand moder­ Baltimore (Clear, 23 above). LETTUCE: Cal. 1, Arix. 1, 13 ate, market uctive, 0s repacked Cal. cars on trr*:k including broken, sup­ boxes lug original fancy $3.50-$1. plies light, demand moderate, market good $2.50-22.75. Considerable infer­ stead. Fla. stock closing prices F ri­ ior $1.50-52, 0s repacked, best packs day and opening prices Saturday IV* $5.50-$0. Boston. bu. hprs. Big Boston and 32-heul BEANS: In 7-8 bu. hprs. green, crates bes 181.50, poor low as $1. Cal. ordinary $3.50. and Arix. stock, no sales reported. PEAS: Supplies light, not Felling. EGGPLANT: Express receipts PEPPERS: Arrivals in, but not light, good inquiry, market firm. Flu. unloaded. pepper crates fancy, mostly |5 . WHITE SQUASH: Crates $2.25CUKES: Express receipts light, mand limited, market firm. Fla. sq. $2.50, moving slowly, supplies light, few sales. bu. crates 84.50-25. BEANS: Express receipts light, de­ St. Louis (Partly cloudy, 29 above) BEANS: Supplies moderate, de­ mand good for good stock, market firm. Fla. bu. hprs Pearl $3-$3.50, mand alow .movement slow, mnrket dull, few sales. Texas bushel baskets fair 81.50-82.25. PEPPERS: Fla. 1, 1 unbroken cur 52. PEPPERS: Supplies liberal, de­ on track, express receipts liberal; sup­ plies light, demand light, trading mand slow, movement light, market light, market dull. Fla. pepper crates dull. Fin. crates fancy $2-82.50, oc­ Island -Has Increased Income anil UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, fancy stock 22.50-83., best. Cholco casional sales $3. Better Business—Savings PEAS: Supplies light, demnnd lim11.75-22.25. Dec. !7.—Farm management surveys Largest in History TOMATOES: Expres receipts light, MARKETS—2 of 83 farms in Alachua County have ited, movement slow, mnrket dull, few demand good for good stock, market _____ _____ | been recently completed for the Dc• lly The Aiiiinrhlril I’n-s-i) steady. Fla. Cs turning wrupped nnd sales Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs. wax 82.50. WAS1IINGTON, Dec. 17.—Every partment of Agronomy, State AgriTOMATOES: No C-l nrrivals, 1 ripe fancy $5-30.50, choice 12.50-22.75. Richmond, Va. Clearing, 25 above). car on track broken, supplies modcr- economic indicator reflects tho “steady cultural College, to be issued by the s * , cla&icn in their studios ot farm manCITRUS: Demand increasing, F ri­ nte, demand slow .movement very progress and well abalanced prosper!- aKPmt.nt .luring the second semester. day’s prices and conditions unchung- light, market dull!. Cui. ripes wrap­ which have noon tho portion oi Hu- In the Hurvny tho greatest attention ped fancy repacked into Gs, $5. ed. LETTUCE: No C-l arrivals, 0 wnii during the past fiscal year,” was directed to the finding of the Kansas City (Partly cloudy, 37 cars on track including broken sup. Gov. W. R. Farrington declared in v«luP ',f lhf foo<1 that *ho fnrm sup­ above). l’*'*!** ” io V30 the farmhouse, TOMATOES: Tex. 3, 1 car diverted plies liberal, demand moderate, move- his minimi report to Congress, made and the problems concerned with from track. Cal crates Friday’s prices inent light, market ubout steady. Cal. public today. As of special signifi- rhe management of farms in ,genral, crates Iccbcrgg I und i-dozen $3-83.25 canre, he listed tho following. , and conditions unchanged. Savings deposits largest in history ^cording to an announcement here, Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Boston 82. OKRA: SQUASH: BEANS: M ar­ of territory. the Department of Agronomy has Cincinnati (Clear, 23 above). ket and conditions unchanged. _________ ______ _ Tonnage of vosnels calling at Hatwo men in the field making LETTUCE:__________ Cui. 4, 12 cars on track EGGPLANT: No carlnt arrivals, supplies liberal, demand and movc- including broken supplies light, do-' wniiun ports greater than any other .these surveys during the past your, nr‘d exne?t.« to continue them for five i-ment moderate, market dull, sales to mand nnd movement limited, market one year. dull. Ariz. Cut. crates, ................. Friday’s clos­ Sugar crop for 1023 estimated at'y™™- T.hoa the entire results will l.u .................................. jobbers Florida sixes. $3-83.50. PEPPERS: No carlot arrivals, sup­ ing arid Kdturilay’s openitig prices. 524.000 tons, valued at nearly 2'’-3,- '^mmartzed and tabulated. F rum the mimmnrics thus obtained definite conplies liberal, demand und movement Iceberg, few sales 3 1-2-1 dozens best 000,000. i’incapples packed estimated n*. chmions and resuUs enn be predicted, Fla. moderate, market dull. Sales to job­ $3.25-8.3.50, puporer $2.75-53. ” is ra-” . but the greater the number stock, too few sales to establish mur- 5.500.000 care;, worth $28 875 000 bers. Fla. sixes 23-23.50. Labor condition: measurably Im- ”.f fl" 'n,.:4 surveyed und the longer kct. Washington (Clear, 22 above). PEPPERS: Supplies liberal, de­ TOMATOES: No carlot arrivals, proved dor to increased‘immigration 'be >period covered by the survey o f agricultural labor from Philip- lh.V. !(;SH *ht? l»nrh'i» V1 P 03»*blo error mand moderate, market steady. Flu. too few sales to establish market. v*111 Le in th«* coiidUMionH reached pines. PEPPERS and SQUASH: Friday’s ninptt crates fancy $3-$3.50, medium to large For the first time in ninny years! eccoi ding to the men making the surprices and conditions unchanged. sizes S2.50-82.75. <*• Hamilton, assistant proEGGPLANT: Crates $t-$4.50, Gov. Farrington said, the Japanese BEANS: Supplies moderate. Fla. have taken second place in the sugar ! " farn> management, and Rob1*-bu. hprs, best $3-53.50, ordinary mostly around $1, some $2.50-83. ‘wdstant in agronomy, BEANS: Hampers, $2.50-83, poor industry being superceded by Filllow ns S2. pinos. The largo alien ponulntion con- , surveyor; state that in ohEGGPLANT: Supplies limited, d e ­ low as 51.50. Mnuei to present a serious problem, la,!,ing information from the mdiAtlanta. Ga. mand moderate, market firm. Fla. however, nnd "the insistent .of qulto vi'*"nl farmers that in order to comcrates large sizes $1.50-55, small six­ Market omitted Saturdays. Pittsburgh (Partly cloudy, 21 above). a group of aliens that their children l,!^t«*y ,«»vcr the subject, they es $3.50-81J>0. hud to talk the farmer from BEANS: Fla. bu. hprs. green $2- be given alien language instruction ENGLISH PEAS: Supplier light, $2.75. under ulien teachers demonstrates tn nimutos, but that on demand moderate, market steady, CUKES: Fla. bushel crates 84.75- clearly that a ifoml portion of th o sj' a ocvajioiiM # tlii-* farmers hcome«l hprs. $1. ponle bav nn desire to be assimilnt- l;,i“l '•» help »a an>’ * ay 'hey could SQUASII: Supplies liberal, dePEPPERS: Florida (rates fancy eil.” The right of aliens to insist upon in compiling tho results, mnnd moderate, market fairly steady, §2.75-53. choice SI.75-22.25. such Instruction Is being tested in 0,1 V','0™1 fccusiona due to in| numernble details gone into, the surFla. crates wrapped and unwrapped, ' TOMATOES: Original pack fair the courts. “ Hnwnii does noL receive for local |'vyors h ad ln make a second trip to $2.50-52.75. !$3.75-84. CUKES: Practically no supplies on , EGGPLANT: Florida crates fancy appropriations a cent nl the moneys 1,0,110 hujlvichml farmer to find out collected in customs r.n.l internal rev- * l’olnt thilt WB," overlooked in murket, no sales reported. 85-$(5. enue. Similar collections In tho Phil- 'he first survey, or that could not be New York City (Clear, 25 above): reported today. LETTUCE: Cal. 3, Fla. 11. domund I SQUASjl and Okra: No sales inpines end Porto Rico me med for ; f Hod out nt that time. On the whole the development of those possessions.1 '••'-'erned are well pleaacd with moderate, market steady, Fla. SanJacksonville. Fla. ford Section 1 t-2 bu. hprs. Big Bos-1 BEANS: Market weaker, hampers, Hawaii! him n e'u r received a dollar of reau,ts ‘has far obtained, nnd reappropriation from tlie federal gov­ ton $1-51.50, nmstlv $1.25. Western funev *1.75-82. supplies light, demand moderate, j OTHER COMMODITIES: Prices ernment for its highways, n> in the market firm. Cal. erates Iceberg $1. nnd conditions reported yesterday un- case of Alaska, v here the War Dennrtmcnt has expendeti millions for ROMAINE: Fla. 5, supplies nnd changed. highways and the fwlcral government has constructed a railway. Hawaii ha; built its own roads and maintained its own territorial and municipal gov­ The very best Battery is an ernments under taxes levied in addi­ By Jiggs tion to tlioso paid to the federal gov­ ernment. These local taxes total S‘J, j EXIDE Maggie and Me Friends. | present for her. It was wrapped in 50!t.218.41 for tho year under review. We re-charge nml repair all Many’s the time I’ve suid to Dinty white paper and he left it in the halt "In the face of this and notwith­ makes of Batteries Moore, "Dinty, tlie only thing I hold‘under his hat. By golly! I thought 1 standing that congrc s in 1910 amend­ again t Maggie is on uccount of me {would die dancing before the doorbell ed the Organic Art of the Territory friends. Site's a g.icd wife, though un- rivig ugain. It was Dintv. to include Hawaii m all genera! up•*-. . v -v . / \ m r r i n c i reasonuhlu at times, ami il' I could just j ‘‘Quick, Dinty!" I told him. Jump propria!Inns applicable to dates, the | RAY BROTHERS havo you and the boys out to the inside! There’s Maggie cumin arounJ4 territory has been left out of federal P I , , , , , , , r „ | « _____________ S n n fo n l npproprutlons for national hi^hwnv*. 1 nune a a n io u i house, I would be content." Ithe corner. Get in that closet. t. ----"Don’t ask me. Jiggs,’ said Dinty. I, "What'll I do with this? nsked for agriculture nnd vocational trainund national maternity legisla­ “I might come, nnd me health h a s ' i " ^ P1* 1" i1?, "’*/ haml “ pafkaRU ing, tion. “Tho territorial legislature at its regular session of 1923 passed an net setting forth the hKtor> r.l r«-or.l *•( BETTER) annexation, reasserting Hawaii's right B READ 1 o ra to complete recognition ns an integral - — — — night part of tho American Union and au­ found thorizing tho governor to appoint a urn W E’D special commission to co-operate with in tlie Delegate to Congress in present­ MAKE ing this situation to the United States IT ) t's. Congress. This deelaration has he­ Icwvircil With onion. Ml m i. roine Popularly named Hawaii's Bill of Rights' and iLi chief signifi­ If it were possible to make em ber.' , Tl’° lirao 1Tint - "“wni'ivlu* the. profetfur ■But u there **■ was wdh once, uniui Ii ram romoiuuor, >• « »ni>xt . m* nc« cance is that the people of thin ter-/ any bet lor bread or pastry ivhen Dinty not only raved himself i didnt speak. B u, rilory—far from having any thought! and me, but did me the good turn of icount of hw ,1,JLk l> t’ h of independent autonomy -a re ag­ than b» turned out by t hi:; es­ gressive in their mtihilinn to bo grant­ tablishment ycu can feci quite "I'm going out." said Maggie, t o '. Maggic never saw thehox ed the full status of statehood.’’ ine satisfied in your own mind 10-one afternoon. "At 5 o’clock > (To be continued tomorrow i Professor Uavoli ia coming to give that we would be making a Copyright, 1922, you your dunciri lesson, und I wan; WINTER GOUGHS AND GOLDS International Feature Service, Inc. y°Jf to ntuy right here.’’ _______________ With the changeable weather which bettor article. This, however, we have at this season of tlie vear is a human impossibility. We . "... ? LCW'but foreigner once more, ’ .................... J will be ton lame to dance,' I told her. ‘ Applicants are advised to apply t<> coughs and colds are verv prevalent. bake a perfect bread and per­ But *ho lucked the door on mo, und 'General George II. Wood, of the na- He prpnnrod for them, nave a hit- fect pastry. 1heixs war. nothing I could do b u t' tiosal home for disabled volunteer lie of FOI.fcY’S HONEY AND TAR telephone th th? his ako a ilinent. COM- THE nA IL Y M A t^E T QUOTA- Carda of S an fo tfa Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, in hfa chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to tho people. a HAWAII ENJOYS A SURVEYS OF FARMS PROSPEROUS YEAR ALACHUA COUNTY REPORT DECLARES BEEN COMPLETED MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE Schellc Maines LAWYKR •:— Court House You can Bnd the name of every live RuaiOeaa Man in Sanfbrd in thta C olins each day. Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First Natiunal Rank Building Sanford --------------- Florida .Shop and Mill Work Contractor nnd Builder 517 Commercial Street A. I*. Connelly & Sons Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Raak Building S a n fo rd ,------------Florida Established 1908 Rent Estate, Loam nnd ' v Insurance Phone 18 101-8 Magnolia Avc STEWART the Florist W. J. Thigpen Real Estate Flowers For All Occasions .Mcmber!i Plorkta Telegraph De­ livery Association 811 Myrtle Avc. Phono 260-W FIRE, LIFE, AlJTO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real E state and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA port that prospects of ohaining much | valuable information from the survey j M I L I) R E D S I M M O N S are very encouraging. Herald Want Ads bring results. Notice of Meeting of Stockholders of The Herald Printing Company for the Purpose of Amending the Charter of Snh! Corporation. NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a meeting of the stock­ holders of the HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, at the office of raid company in the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, a t 107 Magnolia Avenue, on the 21st day of January, A 1). 1924, at It o’clock p. m , for the purpose of amending the charter of snid corpora­ tion, n:i to name thereof and also as to Articles il. nnd VI. of said charIIEULAD PRINTING COMPANY. By Reese Combs, President. Attest: It. H. Berg, Secretary. Teacher of Pianoforte and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, McLsch Building SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get nn Abstract Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone f>2 ------ Sanford, Fla. Phone 498 Phone 498 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Manila Storage S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Sanford,--------------------- Fla. before buying George A. DeCottes property E. A. Douglass, Pres. Altornoy-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank Sanford------------------ Florida uaB aaaB B aaaH naB B B nvauaaiiuB B U B nanaaaB naE nB nnnaB aaB aaanB a Standing Back of Your Mousetraps J ■ BBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSiaBSBREaBBBBBNIBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBB A shoe manufacturer whose though he build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.” “If a man can write a bet­ ter book, preach a better ser­ mon, or make a better mouse­ trap t h a n h i s neighbor, store in New York City is in a rather out-of-the-way loealiity recently called the atten­ tion o' the reading public to these familiar lines Batteries ITiS PE-ELLC T For many years people have beaten a path to this shoe manufacturer’s door. He has proved the truth of this fpmous aphorism. And where did he publish this quotation which he ap­ plies with such pride to his business? Why, in an advertisement, to be sure—for this manufac­ SOUTH BAKERY and 4 The Frofes: or got there before Din-' F-rnn one *» five pairs of trouse-c. brirgltiK niomo‘ relief aid when W. He asked for Maggie and I *ni,i fan be kept in shape at a time with once.used you will never be without him she was out. He suid he had u u new pteitf. 4**• Sold everywhere. Adv. BUSINESS PURELY PROFESSIONAL S 1 .2 turer is a consistent and reg­ ular advertiser, and when he has anything to say, he says it through his advertising. It may fairly be assumed that he would not look for a thriving business in the best of mousetraps, or shoes, if peopie were not told about them as people expect to be told— through advertising. | s ( ■ s j > Of course, people do find | out which are the best mouse- 1 traps, the best shoes, the best s tires: best breakfast foods,a and buy them in preference to others. And people today are pret­ ty well aware that when a manufacturer puts Advertis­ ing back of the things he makes, he is telling the world that the path to his door is a broad highway. . Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies 3 H .x B B B n a u a a B B B B B ia B a a B B B B iiB B B B a a B B a a B a B B B B B M B a B u a flB B B B a B a B B B B B B H a a a iia iiB B a a a B B a a a a ^ �r W. MS g iEt .k; The Joy of Giviriir. w p r .'W f There is something about this thing of giving th at blesses us. No man has ever impoverished himself by giving. E n t e r e d nn S w o n il C l m i M a t t e r . O c t o ­ It cannot be done. Those who give most, have most left. I b e r 17. 1919. a t t h e l ’o a t o f f l c o a t H an­ believe that every one who gives a penny will get it back a ford . F l o r i d a , u n d e r ' a c t o f M a r c h 3. 1117. hundred-fold. I believe th a t every one who dries a tear with his assistance, will be spnrcd,the shedding of a thousand tears. ....... P r e s i d e n t V lre -l* re « ld rn t Give— and somewhere, from out of the clouds, or from the ........ * r r . - T r r n » . sacred depth of human hearts, n melody divine will reach P h o n e ION your ears, and gladden all your days upon the earth. o n i u r n i P T i o x iia t k n i The foreging prefaces an appeal now being made to the people One Y e a r ....... 17.00. S i x M o n t h s 13.GO of Florida in behalf of the Children’s Home Society—an appeal D eliv e re d In C ity n y C a r r i e r p e r w e e k ! 5c. W e e k l y E d i t i o n 12 P e r Y e a r which should bring a hearty response from every citizen of the HPKCIA1. !f O T I C K : All o b i t u a r y state. n otices, c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o l u t i o n s The year now closing has brought wealth and prosperity such a n d n o t i c e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e c h a r g e s a r e m a d e , w i l l b e c h a r g e d f o r ns has never been known before. The people of Florida have at re g u la r a d v e rtisin g rales. every reason to be proud of w hat has been accomplished. This ME MUCH r : i E A N N U C IA T K Il PltF.NS Christmas will lie a happy Christm as for everyone—and especi­ T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s Is e x c l u s i v e l y e n t i t l e d t o th e u*« f o r r r p u l i l l c a t l o n o f . ally to those who stop for a moment and think of the welfare of a ll 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 ot 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 mill a l s o th e lo c a l n e w s p u b l i s h e d h e re in . A l l H l g l i t s o f r e - p u h l l c n t l u n o f sp e c ia l d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r c a l s o r e ­ se rv e d . MONDAY, D E C E M B E R i I- 2- . in t h p i f! h !' !' . 17. 1923 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH:—Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, beenuse it seeth him not, neither knoweth him; but yo know him; for be dwelieth with you, and shall be In you.—John 1-1:17. -------- n--------MY FLORIDA. Cool lakes thou bust where lilies hide Among blossoms for the little birds, And golden fruit th at is thy pride, My Florida. Thou a rt caressed by gulf and sen, Their gentle breezes fanning thee, Play through thy pins a melody. My Florida. The mocking bird thy praise doth sing, Grown lyric with thy mellowing, lie fimleth thee a comely thing My Florida. Thy rivers wind through flowered plains, That are refreshed by frequent rains, These nre the strong and vigorous veins. My Florida. Thou balmy state of palm and uinc! Thy beauty is to me n shrine, Thou a rt a green nnd fruitful vine, My Florida. —Vivian Yelser Laramore. -------- o-------Buy Christmas Seals nnd he happy. --------o-------Hnvo you sent your Christmas cards 7 It! ! Just a few more shopping days until Christmas. -------- o-------More water anil better water is what Sanford is after. ------- o----No one is organizing the "S. P, U. G." this year. -------- o -------Christmas shoppers select gifts after reading Herald advertisements, oBy what authority does a state attorney prohibit anyone seeing a pris­ oner? We pause for a reply from Mr. DeCottes.—Tampa Tribune. -------- n-------Sanford leads the state in receiving benefits of a City Planning Cnmmission. Now Orlando nnd other cities are doing likewise. je s s fo rtlllin tc p e o p le , J r : fi iSA’&i ■•■v'^'re-vY About Christmas Seals A. IV c. D. E. W hat is a Christmas Seal? A Christmas Seal is a little sticker you put on your letters, bills, Christmas packages, etc. W hat does it mean? It reully is the messenger of hope th a t the dread disease of tuberculosis may be prevented and eliminated from our midst. How does it do it? The sole of these seals is the source of revenue by which the work of the Florida Public Health Association may be carried on throughout the sta te and city. Is this n charity? No this is a protection for the whole community— nobody is immune. Is this duplicating any work of state, county or city? No we nre not duplicating the work done by any other organization. Remember our work is edu­ cational and preventive. Is it the same ns the Red Cross? While the Red Cross nnd Tuberculosis Associa­ tion are in harmony nnd accord th ey nre separate nnd distinct organizations in no way related to each other. Nor do they duplicate each other’s work. Where Is the money spent? * Ninety-five per cent of returns from Seal Sales nre used in our own state; five per cent is given to the National for research work and organization purposes by which the stntc eventually is beneiitted. Until recently one C9 uld get a Government bulletin on the eradication of nil pests except crooked stock ■salesmen. Now, even th is deficiency has been filled. The Treas­ ury Department has mailed thousands of circulars to all classes of investors throughout the United States caution, ing them to “consult their hankers” before embarking upon the wrcck-strcwn sen of promiscuous investment. Uncle Snm gives valuable advice. Bankers have sources 5 of information and opportunities for investigation not available to the uvernge individual. j First National Bank Christmas will be made happier for every man, woman and child who contributes som ething toward making others'happy and in the appeal being made by the Children’s Home Society, an A COMMUNITY BUILDER fipportunity is presented to make this possible. F. ■ F. P. FORSTER, President II. F. WH1TNER, Cashier Florida’s “Greatest C harity” at Jacksonville is looking after the little homeless, orphan, afTlicted and helpless children of the .4B & aciIIIR llB I!K lllllll3 D B IIlE Q B I BBBBCBDBflBBBBBBBsaaa state. It deserves the active interest and generous support of every man nnd woman ns well ns the support of every woman’s club, every church, nnd every other organization in Florida. Since the first of last Jan u ary this society has given aid and O i l l i f T h a n a J U a a ta rd P l a t t wt G. For Coughs and Cold*, Head-* support to more than twelve hundred orphan children, brought to ache*, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Jacksonville from every section of the state, children of all ages che* and Paint and All Aches from wee babies to girls and boys in th eir teens. Homeless chil­ ALL DRUGGISTS dren have been placed in good hom es; the afTlicted in hospitals and institutions; the older boys nnd girls in training schools; in fact J S c a n d 6 5 c , j a r s a n d ta b e s H a s p i u l siz e , $ 3 .0 0 the organization has tried to meet the need of every little home­ less child, regardless of creed, ju st as fa r as funds have permitted. Sanford and Seminole county will do a good share in helping make this good work possible during the coming year. Organ­ aBBBBBBBBBBna&anBBBBBnaaBBBBBBBBBaaaBBBBBBBaOBaBa&tia izations will no doubt spend p a rt of the,Christm as time in getting S Phone 4 9 8 -------- --------------- Phone 498 How Best to go to Sleep together contributions. Everyone can contribute something. Help mnke possible a Atlantn Georgian happy Christmas at the*Children’s Home. Insure this Christmas ! time for happiness as nothing will bring more genuine satisfac­ Fortunntely for the world, mnny ports every ounce of your weight, mid tion and Christmas spirit than the feeling of having helped such millions of men never worry about your muscles support none of it. The advice which we want to give going to sleep. All the*' need is to a worthy cause. find time nnd a bed for sleeping, and you today, and which we should like --------------o-------------11oust1It old Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Hnggage the sleep comes to them. Hut to many to have you try. is theoretical, hut in the sleep problem is as Important nnd one or two cases it has worked very Community C hristm as Caroling1 T ransferred Anywhere Any Time ns terrifying as that other problem, well. You know that the blood in the brain causes sleeplessness. You Storage “how to digest.” That beautiful old custom of Christmas caroling is again It is worth while to help solve these '•now 1* is the heart that sends the a ^B B B B B aB B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B B B B S B B B jSBBQBBXBBBBBBBBBSBBl blood there. * coming back, after years of practical discard, and so popular is problems. For the most useful work Sleeping on the left side all night that is done in the world is the work the custom becoming that alm ost every town and city in the that uses up the nerves and fatigues is harmful, and for this reason: In United States will this Christm as hear carols sung. the brain, enusing sleeplessness and lying on the left side the weight of Ten years ago outdoor Christm as caroling was almost un­ the suffering that accompanies it. your body presses on your heart and with its action. The heart known in America, but with the adoption of the community Much advice has been given to the interferes is subjected throughout the night to G r O W T c> a rt;3 a . K S y SSS«3& man who enn not sleep. Christmas tree idea, it also increased its popularity. The sing­ One man will tell you to lie with unusual pressure, which is harmful. MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. ing of the charming old Yuletide songs for public benefit is today your eyes shut, imagine sheep jump­ Rut if you enn adopt the follow­ Kiatvici:. HIT AMI IMSHl ing plan, we believe it may do good. among the greatest joys of the holiday season. ing over a hedge, and count them. Try One Way From Jacksonville One Wny From Jacksonville it and watch the results anyhow. Another will tell you to count from NIAGARA FALLS ... ...... S-M.li Christmas caroling is one cf the most inspiring uses of one $36.11 ATLANTIC CITY ... When you first go to bed, lie on your up toward a million—until you to NEW YORK, N. Y. ... ...... .'Hi-I I . 30.!lfi 1IALTLMORE. Ml). ... songs, as a satisfaction to the singer, a joy to the community, and go to sleep. Many men become more left side. The unusual weight on the . 42.52 r m l a ih :i .n i i .\ . l'A ..... 31.3 I BOSTON, MASS. ... heart will quiet its action and tend a means of expressing Christm as spirit we are told by the Na­ wide awake than ever when they try to decrease tJits *o activity and that of m T SB C R G H , l’A. . ..... 39.31 . 43.18 CHICAGO. ILI.......... tional Bureau for the Advancement of Music. In 1917 the bureau to invent imaginary sheep or to keep the brain. Retain this position until SAVANNAH. GA. .... ..... fi.OJ . 39.31 CLEVELAND, O....... track of their counting. began work actively for the country wide expansion of the cus­ TOLEDO, 0 ................ ....... 11.71 you find that the world is getting . 41.93 DETROIT. MICH. ... At various times in this column finzy, and strange, foolish, incoherent .S5I) WASHINGTON, D. C. ..... 31.71 MONTREAL, QUE. tom. pointing out the success of the idea in Detroit. we have given advice on this subject,' ideas creep into your mind—in other fur Savannah, fin.) All l*t l lends (cxr In December of 1918 only thirty cities in the United States some of it, perhaps, not utterly worth­ words until you begin to go to Uiii u 11,ul hillin' ruunis mi nlticr strain A l l e g h a n y sunl It* less. For instance, if you wake up sleep. extra charges. participated in Christmas caroling while last year the number had and can not go to sleep again, you N A II.1X H S r o i l I I A l . T I M t l l i r . iv im a o s rim iM itt.\m:i. 1*1*1 v If you can catch yourself just ns grown to more than fifteen hundred. This figure does not include may, hy drinking a little mill: or eat­ \ lit S . i * n i m : i l i , BlIUI I*. M . Via Snvnnunh. .'*iill> I*. 71. a sleepy moment conics on, nnd then lt:i. iVrslHii. P e r , ! M, \ ' i : t i t i n l « d . P e e . 27. any place where caroling took place as an indoor event. ing a cracker, overcome your wake­ turn on your right side, we think SH. Alleghany, Pee. 22, Jan. 2. t>**. I to w a r d a Pee. 20-21. you will have no difficulty in sleeping Christmas carols will be sung in Sanford, of course and San­ fulness. SH. ISIoiiceHtcr. Pee. 2>t. .Inn. 0. SS. js. i-Unlilr*-, P e r. 21. J a n . 3. Sleeplessness is caused usually by through the night. A u to m o b i le s i-arr * *1 o n all s t r n m e i I l o r l o t l l n t t r l o - n l r.-tr* n o Un­ ford people will reap a greater measure of happiness and Christ­ pressure of blood yn the bruin. Ilyj This way of inducing sleep will u li n n t nml llrrl-.l* I re . I P o ll lnf«»roiatl it* ii vo rc inenU ‘ AaK Mr..Pie ter ' mas spirit thereby. Unreal:.-* ■r putting the-stomach to work you draw soon become a habit. In soma eases QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER FIVE GREAT INTELLECTUAL professions have hitherto existed in every civilized nation; the soldier’s to defend it; the pastor’s, to teach it; the physician's, to keep it in health; the lawy­ er’s, to enforce justice, and the m erchant’s, to provide; and all these men, on due occasion, to die for it—John Ituskin. -----------(I----------- If • * f^VjL^i^thLk^--M’ft ^ *- dV Ml1 »fW2W the blood from the brain to the it has been known to dispose of sleep­ stomach, and sleep follows. This idea lessness altogether. Try this sugges­ you will see illustrated in the euses tion in addition to the others offered. of babies and of puppies, which go to sleep as soon ns their small stomachs are filled. Another important thing is to study the a rt of lying in bed comfortably. Many sleep in strained conditions, with knees drawn up to their chins, or with logs crossed, so that one set of muscles is necessarily fatigued, or with ling­ ers clasped, and so on. Try to find a position absolutely restful, iu which the mattress sup­ SERVICE Anton Lang has arrived in Ne*v York. If he can continue to act his part there, he will be indeed a great In Ills recent address to the Kiwan-tnn aid, to peeing that the people did actor. is Club a t Orlando, Judge T. I*. W a r-1not violate the provisions of the ------- o------low, (wording to the Sanford Herald, Iamendment. The Federal* are said to he holding told the "lawless elements some things Every “official” charged with the their own in Mexico. They seem t<> that are not at all pleasing to them. duty <>f enforcing the law, from the be holding their own hands while The Commissioner down down to to trie the co county . . Herald, quotes 1 . him: . "Every ,-----f. man commissioner TOM SIMS SAYS vl o Purchases imported whiskey UKl.„u am, •* jt. » is ,;nown c0)l11 rebels get ready for the party. amnionm e. himself an accessory to crime. , !y tll havc , linctlun „f th, ; -o-------Anti..... ,League, ..............either _____directly, or llmt is true. Cleveland gas is so low it needs n saloon by Reports indicate that New York's The Bilde asks: 'Tf the righteous indirect local influence and approval. political convention now more than it bandit colony is observing its estab­ lished rule of doing its Christmas hardly are saved, where shall the un­ The Anti-Salami League is composed will next spring. godly and the sinners appear?" of mnny conscientious, enlightened, shooting early.—Danville News. Judge Window, in that same ad ­ sincere men and women who honestly Mellon announces paper money de­ believe in absolute prohibition; and a signs will he changed. Let's hope The German note circulation, nr- dress, also saiil this: “For every bottle of whiskey that t,til! larger number of hypocritical, the new bills last longer. cnriling to the Reich shank is '.iJ.HSl, “holier than thou" reformers, op­ 720,74227,000,000 marks. It is re­ is bought, a large proportion of the portunists for the money they can ported that bunkers in Iter tin arc dy­ purchase price is used for bribery of get out of the jobs. So many new kinds of money ar.' Iofficers, national, state, county and ing from writer's c r u m p . If these "Righteous" cannot keep being put into circulation you can't city." law themselves, how in the name tell cash from coupons. 'I hese “officers" of the prohibition the The increase in the number of au­ of heaven can they expect the “un­ enforcement department are selected tomobile accidents on Saturday and godly ami the sinners” to keep it? Average auto uses four hundred an*I Sunday, probably doe to the wot 1bv, and are supposed to be of, the Judge Warlow handed the purchas­ gallons of gas a y e a r;1 pavements, is simply appalling. The "Righteous." es of illicit liquor a well aimed, and twenty-five barring accidents. speed of your car should always vary The eighteenth amendment was deserved slap. directly us the barometer. adopted on the nssumpthgi that the But what a mighty wallop he land­ common mass of people would lie op­ ed on the officials of the “ Righteous" Well, Coolidge announces he is posed to it, so the Volstead prohibi­ charged with the duty of enforcing running for president, but it didn't The present gubernatorial cam­ tion enforcement law was enacted as that law! quite come as n bombshell. paign is causing more attention through the sound of escapin'* steam than campaign speeches. It With a million other things he Wont he the platform that elects our could worry about one congressman My Favorite Stories next governor. It will be the reser­ has u bill on canary lords. voir. By Irvin S. Cobb ■ — o-------Your wife may keep you in hot Colonel Bryan, having well twisted In a certain Southern town resided like me to go upstairs and stay there water. Could be worse. A Spanish the tail of our ancestral monkey, is one boiled her hubby in oil. eoalbla w twisting iwisimg tin* me tail cun of ni the uie Tammany lammanv “a huge ■ "***"*“ *k person i *• "** of the *"* female *vu,.***- awhile, a word from you will he amply now sufficient. You need not feel called tiger, ■or. In a few months we will hear -icx, who was a master cook in a com -[su " cl Any thing can happen now. French the‘ P ‘ !’• ^kqdiant tuunpeting as m,jngy ,,f Ki(0j cooks, but who, by im'i!., to reach for the butcher knife, footbal team played a German team o gone long before you get it!" thei l IJ, grabs another twisting r t „,„n ,,f occasional indulgences in ' in Germany without any damage. ndulg tuil-hold on its tail.—Palm Beach gin, was subject to outbursts of vio­ A new-rich family in Cleveland, Remains of an ichthyosaurus were I*ost. lent temper, which militated against who -------- o-------were beginning to put on a lot in Nova Scotia. Remember her holding a steady job. of airs, lilted a colored girl just ur- found "WALTER W. HEAD, President of On one of these occasions, after lived from the South, to act as their the name in ease you meet one. the American Bankers' Association, having words with a white Indy iti last night gave some figures showing whose employ she had been for a cou­ 3,‘rving-iiinid. The mistress insisted that ul meals should be served in Your lot could be much Worse. A why America is great. We have, ple of weeks, seized a butcher courses. Even when there wasn t very man in a Seattle jail has eighteen he said: 110,000,000 persons, occupy­ knife from the kitchen table anti, much to cat it was brought to the wives and Christmas is coming. ing 3,700,000 square miles of terri­ urtned with this, chased her mistress table in courses. tory and possessing wealth estimated to an upper floor of the home where Wisconsin, phonograph dealer is in At the end of the week the girl at $300,000,000,000, Bank deposits ag­ the belcagercil lady remained behind threw jail. But not, ms some readers may up her job. Being pressed for think, for selling phonographs. gregating approximately $10,000,- locked doors for some hours, until a reason for quitting so suddenly, she 000,000. Outstanding life insurance imtstan'-e arrive d in the person of said; Los Angeles movie star's nuto hit of more than $70,000,000,000. G0O.- her husband. , I "I’ll tell yon, lady—in dis yerc house 000,000 acres of improved farm lands A few weeks later a neighboring dey's too much shifting of de dishes a train. She was driving. Can’t al­ ways get by on your looks. value) at $77,000,000,000. 24,000,- uinilv found itself without a cook f„r de fewness of do vittles!" 000 milch cows. 40,000.000 head of and m the emergency hired the black, Only my hist visit to Kentucky I other cattle , 40,000 000 sheep nnd woman, tnu'.ph aware of her prone- heard of a somewhat similar incident, Congress shows sixty-eight bald 00,000,000 swine. Mure than 3,000,- ness to go on the rampiiga when ircolored girl, having Deep hired for beads -a the House of Representatives 000,000 bushels of corn and 1,000,- mated. On her first morning in th e . dining-room nervit.-, failed to give and there may be many more soon. 000J): 10 bushels of wheat produced in new position the head of the house, satisfaction and was discharged. n year. Mote than $00 000,000.000 a lawyer by profession, called the “ I'.se ghul to go." sir* announced, ThfJrc an* more autos than houses worth nf manufactured products turn­ cook into the immg-roum where he “Yessum, I'so downright glad. I)is in bfi-.v Hampshire. Many peonle mure autos than money. Also, ed o-'t iu a year. Mure than 23,000,- .-at at breakfast: ain't no place fur me. Befo now, I have more' 000,000 gallons of crude oil produce 1 «u .Mandy," he said, I'd like to have alluz buswtt'kcd fur do real quality, autos than sense. in a year.—New York World. n little understanding with you. I’m W'y, youw'itu folks, yere, you ain’t All of which makes it clear w than i the quickest person to take u hint even gotenough style to |»asa 'round Modern politeness consists of a ever that we arc living in u great that you ever saw. Any time a feel- de toothpicks w’en you gits th’uugh nuu j offering Ilia -cat to a lady when countty in a great age. ' ing should come over you that you’d entin’.’ hee gets off the street car. flfeM naaa J . I ' . W A l l l l . T r n v . I ’m . A u r n I . I ' . I I . II 1 1 1 . P . l i r n . A * l . T l r k r t O l l l r r n m l 1‘Ia-r, Mill I*. tln>' S I . . . I n r h a o i t III**, T i - h - p h o u i - l i a s V - -V— - ----------------- Ono of tlit* mnst pleasant privileges in connection with our work is that of speaking a good word for men of merit whom we know well and favor­ ably. Inquiries as to the reputation ami ability of individuals often come to us, and how well we can answer them depends a good deal on personal acquaintance. That is ju st one of many reasons why a young man should keep in close touch with us as a depositor anil possibly as a credit customer The Privilege of an Account W ith Us Is Open to Any Honest Person f— m ---- - . . . . P e o p l e s Rank o r S an fo r d J m 5***fosu rioniOA * Ilihu. ....uiiUHlI . - r ----------------r ' ..•ullltlllll i ----- - �.vY I ■■■ . i-.%>.-*«4>) ,' t " ' -r*■■?# — • t --- : I „ . *.► r- '/ r =d= Social Side — PARENT-TEACHERS MEETING Tho West Side Parent-Teachers' Association held its first meeting, Friday at the West Side Primary School with the chairman, Mrs. Joe Mcisch, in the chair. The officers of this new organization are: chairman, Mrs. Joe Mcisch and secretary, Mrs. Powell. The object of this new organization! is to bring the mothers and teachers into closer touch and harmony with' one unother and to beautify the school j grounds. , The new chairman has not ns yet | appointed her committees hut the committees adopted are planning playground and child welfare. Miss Abbie Poudney, the county nurse was then introduced and asked the mothers how- many had seen and carefully examined the child health report card. She spoke on tile value of preventative measures and the curing of defects while the child was still young. She told of the tooth brush drills that were being given in thu schools and asked the co-opera­ tion of thu mothers in seeing Hint they were carried out nt home. .She' said children must be educated, through play and how helpful the les­ sons of Cho-Cho were. All parents of children in the West Side Primary School are urged to at­ tend these meetings. 2= SHOPPING - .iJ — *— — — t» t n t ilM h i', By Anna J. Gunn Followir.g the regular plan of a All the districts have held definite objective for each menth, the conventions and every society In the MRS. FRLD DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Florida Christian Endeavor Union is state has hnd opportunity of receiv­ •d ?(* :________ • observing December as “Sunshine ing inspiration and instruethm ^ Mnnth” and as an objective has tho through the conventions and rallies raising of a special fund of {2,000 to held during the past three weeks. C. be used for hospital treatment and C. Hamilton .Boston, field secretary Reports of Red Cross Officers education of two little crippled girls for the United Society of Christian under the Florida Children's Home Endeavpr, Cbns. F. Evans, Chatta­ .Society. Little Essie, crippled from nooga, southern states secretary, and cr.tmttvt ,h .M ^ # .linK, thc Seminole! bit to make more comfortable these infantile puralysis, is the little girl Bert G. Jones, Green Cove Springs, u f O1?, Al?,er,enn Red afflicted soldiers in our many hospiMonday—Mr*. W. C. Hill will enter- f*r * electedl \ the following flo w in g officers officers tali? If so the vounteer chairman for whom a crippled newsboy in Jack­ field secretary for the Florida Union, tain at bridge, honoring Mrs. John to serve c5te,1..tho for the coming year: chnir- will be glad to furnish yarn on ap­ sonville raised $80 to buy proved as popular and inspiring In Van Duzcc, of Cairo, On., the guest \l”n’ l !.'• * ‘ PuPuso; vice-chairman, plication. clothes before entering the hospital. their field work in Florida as they arc of Mrs. Walter Wight. M:ss Aliic rrnfford; treasurer, W. M. Though her case seemed hopeless reported to bo wherever they have Respectfully submitted, Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets with Hoynos: chairman • volunteer service, when she entered the James I-aw* worked. (Mrs. E. M.) Mrs. I. E. ‘Eatridgo on Bcardall Mrs. E. M. Galloway; county repre! rence Kernan Hospital near Haiti- State president, Karl Lehmann has Avenue, with Mrs. Estridge and «i*ntfitt\.»n ...... thome servLAURA P. GALLOWAY. sentative, li’iow 1*redt Williams; . .. . , , -----; more, the prospects now are that in called a meeting of the state execu­ Mrs. Leslie Bryan ns hostesses. ice chairman, II. C. Do Hose- home {Chairman Volunteer Service, Semianother year she will have the use of tive committee for January 1, at Or­ ------- f 1 . . ' nnolo n l n fCounty ’r t i i n l w nChapter t i n r i t n n A. A U t* Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets at set R. C. vice secretaiy, .Miss Virginia Ii t limb4. The Jacksonville Rotary lando. Members of the 1021 conven­ the home of Mrs. W. S. Leake on Smith. Report of Treasurer .Seminole CountyClub and other clubs and kind friends tion committee will meet with tho Sanford Heights, a t 3:30. Chapter American Red Cross. The officers wish to express their in the state gave the money last year state committee and arrangements Tuesday—Daughters of Wesley will appreciation July 1, 102*2 to Nov. 1, 1023. Lluyd ami his co­ Cash Received— to pay for hospital expenses. En­ will be completed for the state con­ hoId’ Chrlstnins Social at 8 p. nt., workers for totheMr, splendid way in Balance on hand July 1, 1023 { 238.45 deavor members of tho state aim to vention to be held June 13-10, in Tam­ at the home of Mrs. Muhlon Wright, which in: manged the annual roll call. Contributions ........................ continue the treatment the coming The triumphant Tampa dele­ on Celery Avenue. 50.70 Mrs. Harry S. New, wife of toe year, and also have ’ another little pa. The resignation of Mrs. Kndor Cur 053 Memberships .................. 053.00 Tuesday—G. F. 8. meets with Mrs. postmaster general, catches tho girl, who Is crippled from the hips gation began publicity work for their John Leonard!, nt 1 p. m. with Mrs. Jett m chairman of Seminole county Japanese Relief Contributions 131.00 Christmas spirit in the air, and does down, receive the treatment that is convention before tho convention a t Stationery and Leonard! and Miss Carol Stone ns is very much regretted. Apprecia­ Interest on Bank Balances... , 1.50 her shopping early. Snapped on a proving almost miraculous for little Miami had closed. cards have borne the advertising, and tion of her elfm tt was manifested by hostesses. Washinton street. I Essie. though registration has not yet form­ Wednesday—Welfnre Department of a rising vote of thanks of those pres­ . $ 1,083.05 ent at the meeting. Somewhat as a return of “Bread ally opened, a lnrgo r.-mber of regis­ Woman’s Club meets nt .‘1 p. m. Cash Paid Out— The following reports were made Secretary's Sulnry ................$ 102.00 I upon the waters” {300 of trations has already been sent in. METHODIST BAZAAR. Thursday—Duplicntu Bridge Club of motherhood. Believing that this amount being raised by Chairmnn l>. T. Wecsncr nnd his meet with Mrs. A. P. Connelly nt ?,n thu 'atous. branches of work: The ditferent circles of the Moth-! the Expense of Secretary's office, Report of the Home Service Secrelnry 77 201vnuld be most successfully carried odist Church held their annual bazaar , the state Christian Endeavor Union1loyal committee are making extensive donations, local relief, etc. Comfort Cottage. in through the schools, vve in conncc- in the Wciakn Building, Saturday in being provided as a result of a plans for entertaining the 1921 con­ I he home service secretary served Remitted to Hend(|Uartcrs for •'I people, 21 of whom were soldiers. j former gift to the Children's Home vention. THE LOST DAY. Memberships .................... 320 50 t ',in uni' in co-operation with the | afternoon and evenin';. Total amount expended by the sec­ 285. ill home economics dinit man sent a Mrs. W. S. Thornton is the capable K°v*icty. In 1318 the union prejentPublic Health Nurse I lost a day because I grieved what was lanesc Relief 131.00 questionnaire to nil the teachers of superinteiMleiit of the circles and’ the i - .... »* .......!........t„ rention pavillion to When there was naught to make retary vvas {281.18 besides many Remitted for Japanese THE PAINT WE SELL Home of the gifts of clothing, bedding and house­ _______ domestic science in the state, asking Perorations nrramrirm nts of the t!l('n the Boarding Horn me fretful; hold articles. The Geneva branch S H82.lt! them to co-operate with tifl in placing bootf, nn,l' arti.jci'offered for sale 'Children’* Society. When the war IS A dismal word that I believed rupiiit-i contributions of sufficient Balance on h an d ...............— Nov. 1.1323$v 101.10 throughout the schools of the sh v.w.l careful thought and planning. l' <!?-d , “ml ™n;hcrs who hnd been Had caused me to become forgetful clothing to care for a family of eight. Report of Red Cross rniMt Roll ('all Call Drive *tat,!* . ,,nrV T|„. i . m<,nh League booth w was, away fr'!!n f , haD - PY to say that ...« ..pworth as,”"hltgeti 1111- ”" to work ,,w«-v hl’H!e Because another man had lied Report or Chairman of Volunteer SerTo December 15 1023. many schools have put this in their (llmjer the management of Miss Caro- W*-T»r c>-"!in !,1:|' t0 f-'i e for their 1 thought the whole world cold ami vice of Seminole County Chapter ....................... 180 Memberships ..... { 1811.00 cotr so. Three schools have shown iine Spencer. The !laughters o f' ctiildten in their own homes the gloomy; lilies and thre three are on the waiting v‘*u i, ‘,t. ...... Hoarding Homo was discontinued, and American Red Cross. 10.00 '•lilies (‘nutiHaitians ..... Dejection lingered at my side list ^ our chairman of Volunteer Serv­ st. You will renumber that we « W Sminc'" . vf tut' D*«ke.l for a time ns though th e ! Ami whispered grim forebodings to ice begs to report the following work oughtt these slides from AIi:-< Dickin- L.t,,.. q n Torretu-e'* ’ •mil |„hn recreation building had served all its IT DOES NOT CRACK. PEEL, $ 538.00 hougl me. on for the sum of $250. This amount Darker. p,., o,’r * ’ purposes., Hut being ro splendidly ^NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK accomplished, ns by request of Mrs. Deposited in First National Bank, son n' ranged it has been possible for tnc \ ictor ( luis, chairman of Volunteer to account of W. M. Haynes, Treas­ to bo repaid the federation through OFF These circle* specialized on pillow ,futlKf Socioty. to keep it icntcd for a I lost n splendid, preeious day, tontali from the slides.^ At tiio sag Service of the Southern Division: urer. And sat alone in sullen sadness. of our president vve loaned ‘a ' c i , aI1‘ ,fl, l ncy w').r^,1 ( ai‘ . kindergarten, and it Is again proving A Full Line of Kalsomine, Varnishes gestion There were 12 sweaters and six W. M. HAYNES, Beenusc a fool hail paused to say > the schools free. The short ' ' il:^ d' voted to practical articles nnd ,, while* investment by connnd Ltains them to pair of nocks knitted by members of Treasure Roll Call. A word that robhed my heart of the Gleaners Sunday School class, inin home economics in Talln-1 an.?Lncr«,,p.|fai|V . _ , ...... tlibuting so largely toward the tv r» v i v t>v Home Hygiene Report. SOLD ONLY BY gladness, ', Ih,\ wa«*cn “ re famous Christian Endeavor Sunshine Fund. terc'ted women in Sanford, ami mem­ Tlie classes in Home Hygiene nnd hassee last -year gave them a v e ry J | for their chicken suppers and this The Endenvorer.s are being asked to Tho sunlight failed to give me cheer, bers of tiiD Geneva chapter and Com-' nursing held in July and August prominent place ^ ....... .................. .................. SANFORD PAINT upper surpassed all others. I’hiek- hasten their* contributions to this 1 lacked the courage to act boldly; munitj Club, for the boys in the were u splendid success. There wore' 3. Our aim this year is that the i•n '.erve! in evciv" tetc AiViI .["'"iV fund that Mr. Fngg may have it in Am! those whose friendship had been Tubercular liuuiituD. STORE 118 granted certificates. Seven clubs select some one definite piece accessories The ” * alone supper netted full for the Hi.!** girl's special Christ­ dear There were Hi comfort bags, made members were dropped from the roll of child welfare work us: the society over $110.18). Welalfti Bldg. Phone 303 man gift. Avoided mo or passed me coldly. 1 . Health ......................... and presented, by the Junior Depart­ because of non-ntUr.dunco, and schools. ment of the Woman’s Club, for tho The negro classes lire forming a 2. Health of the children in your' CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE, Because a fool had told a lie Marines in Haiti. review work and tire also making mmuuity. 1 The younger society set of SanI let myself ho plunged in sorrow j There is a quantity of wood, both plans to establish a loan closet which .3. Child labor. j ford will take charge this year of Forgetting to be straightened by | for we a tens and socks in the bunds of is the teal follow-up work of this I. Dependent and delinquent chit- the sale of Christmas Seals, helping The prospects of a fair tomorrow, j the chairmnn. for which she would branch of activities. 1 must say us lit Cll. the Florida Public Health Association For Christmas. A WY vc pack anti and ship. ship, AH fruit from our I lost a day because I let 'like volunteers to knit same into | chairman of this branch of the serv- d. Institution:; for vhildrcn. in its tubercular work in* the state A forjl who paused to whisper to me sleeping caps, and sweaters. The do- ice, that I feel that this branch was *>. Moral protection for children. of Floiida ani to keep the health own groves.' Induced mo weakly to forget . j nund is greater than the supply.'of great value to all who took the Take one of the above topics and crusade in the Seminole county LARGE BOX ......................................... ..$3,00 The fairer days that still were due' Headquarters authorities writes that course of 15 lessons. Because of a make a complete suivey, covering r chools. to me. all garments coming in have been sh'.rtnge of funds then* was «>r!y all the condition*, as they etfect The booths will lie in front of the 1-2 BOX .....................................................$1.75 —S. E. Kiser in Chicago Hecord-Her sent to the hospitals. Are there not about $30 collected in Hanford for this childicn. After this survey is made First National Bank and Bowers women in Kav.foid, Oviedo, Geneva, work and this was turned over to formulate some definite plan to re­ Pharmacy. old. FAMILY SIZ E ......................................... $1.00 medy harmful conditions found. i and other towns, who will do their Mr. Du Done, Monday afternoon—Miss Claire Yuiir chairman will furnish plans Zachaiy and .Miss Lena Belle Hagan,; The many friends of Mrs. J. B. for any one of the above surveys. Booth No. 1. Starling will be sorry to learn that Child Welfare Committee of Woman’s .Miss Mary Elizabeth Moye a;id ■1. 'to secure ill each county federa­ she is ill at her home on Magnolia IDS E. First Street tion a strong child welfare chair­ Miss Emily Griffin, Booth No. 2. Avenue. I Club Makes Interesting Reprt man to work under her, whether that Tuesday Afternoon—Misses Clifford town has a dub in it or not. This ShinhoFcr and Margaret Cook, Booth l)r. nnd Mrs. I.. C. Riddle and Mr. the only way to make your coun- No. I. and Mrs. Phi Jordan of St. Cloud were By Mrs. John Leopardi. Chairman, laws of a general nature relating to Mi s ; Flowers and Cuthryn Simms, Mndnm president, an te officers • children, second to investigate the l *V a completely oignnized licaUh guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. II. TunWashington ac-s Booth No. 2. and co-workers: Your chairmnn of conditions, relating to the welfare of unit. nicliffc, Sunday. We inesdav—Misse#: Mary Cook and child welfare begs to submit the fol- the children of the* state of Florida, 5. We have endeavored to see* that Alice Elder, who recently under-1 lowing report: * i third t i submit their findings togeth- each club in the state is provided Maiy Cook, Booth ^No. I. ind Ilonnic went an operation for appendicitis at. When we began our work as chair- or with a remedial legislative pro- with a child welfare chairman ar.d Misses Ihclmn Codbcy a* ? Ternald-Lniighton Hospital, lias n#- man of child welfare, we* had for our rKtum„tti the next. 1 gislattire.' 'fo r the <titivenlchel'iif tHE Ch'dlDnlm Mae kiulnw. Booth \q . 2. Thursday —Mi -os Carol Stone and' covered sufficiently to be removed to objective four accomplishments: j Your chairman feels that the ini- following us have made a complete her home on Oak Avenue*. j b A weighing and measuring cam-1 portancc of this bill cannot be over ' i»'k'.x of the chairmen in all Florence Mem, Booth No. I. Mi - cm Dorothy Mero and Jean | estimated. It is the corner stone of clubs. We have now III) dubs all pnign. Maxwell, Booth No. 2. Col. and Mrs. C. M. McKenzie nnd : the department of public welfare fori with child welfare chairmen in them Health Crusade. Friday—Misres Kitty DtiBose nnd Mrs. IS. T. Hyman and baby of Corthe slate of FW idu. We suggest th a t! train of nearly 80 per cent over two Milk campaign. dcle, Ga., are .spending tin* holiilays That the state legislature would Ibis commission follow tho course; yearn ««"■ Every county fedeiation I !•>'•(• .looi s, Booth No. 1. Missus Mary Elizabeth l’uleston and ii'ivn the, with Rr. and Mrs. .J. N. Tolar at their uppropriiite sufficient tunds to match taken by other stales andt have tin in the state has either a child We!home on 10th Street, the federal appropriation for the t'-hildrui’a Bureau or Home other fa.e chairman or is doing fluid wil­ Sarah Evelyn Williams, Booth No. 2. bill. j capable organization of experts come ful o work under the health chair­ It ARTIST BAZAAR. Miss Isabelle Tat<* of High Point. Shepherd-'Towner We have succeeded in having our the state and put on this sur- man. In tlu* Weir.ka Building Friday and (’., returned to Stetson University •tnte wide weighing nnd measuring into as a preliminary measure and, Our aim has been a county nurse Saturday, tin* Pipe Organ Club of the Sunday, after spending the week-end campaigns as well as state wide 'ey FhAWESTON then facts gained make out in every county and now we have First Baptist Church held its annual here as the guest of Mrs. Chns. H. milk inmpuigtia. These were valuable their from 21 counties with trained nurses. legislative program. We hnd bazaar. Campbell, at the Montezuma. To summarize the things that have ns educational measures. Practically hoped that this commission would The room was arranged to repre­ every county in the state put on ace fit to make investigations along hi ii accomplished, sent one of tlu* oriental bazaars, with Mr. John Register is in Sanford the milk campaign fully or ill a modi- the following lines and provide for 1. Stall* wide weighing nnd meas­ feithety bamboo transforming the for a brief sojourn, having gone iicd form. Ami from the reports * ehfollowing divisions in the state uring campaign!!. wall- into open . pares and poinsettias To the Tourists: down to attend the Wilder-Smyth" that we have gathered nearly HO per department of public welfare, 2. State wide milk campaigns. Co adding the neceis.ary note of color. wedding, which was an event of Sat­ cent of the school children in the Fort Myers, the “City of 3. Helping educate tile public senti­ l. Deportment of labor, At the end of each walk one found urday noon.—Jacksonville Times- state were weighed and measured. ment in regard to the Shepherd- tables of linens, candy and cooked Daltiis," can lie reached by Institutional department. Union. Towner bill. V4L.OOSTA We feel that the educational work ,, j. , fond. automobile from most sec­ extension (juvenile I Co-operating with the Florida in ug.ird to the Shephcrd-Towner The Pipe Organ Club under the ef­ —V -----tions north of our city. Tuberculosis Association in putting ficient leadership of their president, Miss Zachary and Mins Claire Eachaided largely in i its passage* i courts), I’urt Myers loves visitors. ti> • health crusade in the Florid Mrs. W. SI. Scott has been working ary returned last night from Bristol, y„ur ihairman ga\ive data to nil 4, Child caring division, ,£ % W e want the tourists to come Your chairman feels that nothing; schools, Virginia to spend the holidays at; county chairman on tliftt important all year toward this bazaar. Each '■Yt a. Sponsoring the Children's Code of the 23 members contributed fancy down and see us. be with tis, home. Miss Zachary is the chap-, ri|(>-inurc and spoke when ever called can exceed the importance and tin cron for Sullins College nnd Miss' upon. far reaching effect of this bill if Commission Bill. work and the display was unusually ami enjoy our enchanting en­ ii. introducing Mothercraft in the lovely, especially the hand-made Claire Zachary is completing her sec- ‘ |,*or (ll)r ^namd year'-: work vve had propirly carried out. It will be up to 0/ly,roi vironment. i state. nnd year as a student in domestic tfo,. folio wing program. you to make this a substitute for our handkerchiefs, linen towels and sheets. We have splendid hotels, 7. Advocating that each club make science. I, The passage of a bill creating welfare department bill that was deIn charge of the cooked food table a definite survey of its community. . was Mrs. Forrest Gatchel, with a modern and fireproof, excel­ a Children's Code Commission. j feuted. 8. To organize county units of j tempting array of cakes, pies, baked 2. Introducing Mothcrcraft in th e : It will place before the people of lent boarding houses, apart­ HANFORD WOMAN HONORED. ....... E1I np- home economies courses. our state the facts, rulings and con- child welfare. beans, etc. Mrs. 11. .,. J. 0iilIllilK Starling has W lwen ments and furnished rooms To secure tin* appointment of pointed by the State Regent of thel 3. Get each club in the state to dit oiis surrounding our children. Miss Martin Fox sold candies of at feasunablc prices. a child welfare chairman in each | jj U (.0Ulll j nnd kinds. D. A. R„ Mrs. Craig of Jacksonville, j Ian ami make onedefinite survey Such a survey would possibly cost >/ A bus line provides good club in the state. a member of the Rihaut monument j regarding conditions surrounding the not more than $10,000 nnd it is up to The linen counter was in charge of To our successors vve leave a legacy Mrs. Craig Harris, chairman of the daily service to and from committee. Thin committee is to chilrium in their communities, Du* Honda federation <»f Womans raise the fund of $10V 0U0 for building I. To cirunniM*. if posnilde their Cluli-i to buck up the work of the past of hard work. You will find that you bazaar committee with her committee (i Fort Myers via Arcadia, on the monument and will act as host- child welfare work in county units, two years and see that th:* suivej is receive more thaii you give. Of all as follows; Mrs. J. R. Hall, Mrs. r an tlirpr* three hiiiir hour schedule. esses for the State D. A. It. at the 5.To provide a card index of all not only made possible but that the the rhaiimanships in the federation, A. M. Phillips, Mis. J. L. Miller. Mrs. Come and enjoy yourselves— o«tic*oity I know of none that gives such rich \V. D. Gardiner. unveiling the 1st d ay ' of May. the clubs and the appointment of legislative program this commission you will (eel the thrill of un­ results for time expended, for the carwill recommend is successfully The lamps of different fancy shapes chib! welfare chairmen in every club France, Holland, Belgium and Eng­ FORT ehnhmuii it i a heart eduuctiou. Our tied out. tainted geniality. ii ml of oriental colors were donated land will send special envoys to rep­ in tho state. Your chairman drew the bill pro-j The second big movement was di­ pit sldent has given your chairman by Mrs, W. E. Watson. MYERS< L resent their countries. A pilgrimage viding for the Children’s Code Com* traducing Mothercraft. Miss Mae of her full sympathy and understand­ A handsome sum was raised by will be ninth* through the eastern and it is with real regret that -this organization for this year’s coast of the United States then the mission am! with some slight changes, Bliss Dickinson of the state of Mas­ ing party will sail to England and be titis was accepted by the state board sachusi tts toured our state in March vve say farewell to those we loved work. Fort Myers, Fla. received at tho Court of St. James in March. The bill provides for the in the interest of this work. This nnd served. Re meclfuUy submitted, Among the attractive visitors from and will then tour France, Belgium, appoint mi nt of n commission of at work is three fold in its VU'T" '*• H MRS. JOHN LEONARD!. Georgia is Miss Julia Franklin of Holland and will be shown great hon- leist I've by the governor of the teaches peisona! hygiene, second, State ihairman of Child Welfare Teunille, who is stopping nt the Val- I or by the sovereigns nnd presidents of state of Florida, this commission lias sanitation; ilttrd care of tne baby, ><EY WEST de.: for a few days. these countries. I a two fold duty. First to codify the It fits a girl for tho important task F. E. W. C. 11)21-23. Phone: Office 108; i SUNPROOF S E N D A BOX OF FR U IT H O M E GONZALES GROCERY Yon can teach Fort M yers By automobiler NOW, \ Chamber of Commerce w IIU M M H SAVING IS A FUNDAMENTAL INSTINCTl ■a The Squirrel and other animals put aside in times of plenty, food for non-production future. Man should follow their example. WHAT ARE YOU COMING TO? Books Are Now Open For Enrollment S E M 1 N O STRENGTH C O U - S E R V I C E - N T Y Join our Christmas Saving Club now and let that Savings Instinct grow. 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About 35 railroads, the report con­ tinued, appeared on the basis of pre­ Two sea going dredges torantly liminary audita,to .have earned ex­ launched at Pennsylvania 1shipyard cess amounts during 1922. Figures when completed will ha wholly. ~ not been compiled for 1023. The triclaly opera'ted, it being p w ih ft to Fire Ways of Financing Soldier Equipment Has Been Kept Service­ have Transportation Act, in directing tho control their movements from . the able And Rates Hnre Been {tonus Are Prepaoed in Bill Commtsion to fix rates so that rail­ bridges. Decreased roads might, so far ns possible, earn , Introduced In Congress By If you wish to run a Want Ad 6 per cent on the value "of their Represen tat ire Elkins WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Trans­ property, directed that half of the ex­ portation history during tho current cess over such a return should bo WASHINGTON,; Doc. 17.—The sol­ year has been marked by "uneqaaled taken by tho government to ho placed in a general railroad contigcnt fund, Warrior* Of U. S. Naval diers bonus and the Mellon tax re­ performance” of railroad service, the *y Clash With Washington G P duction plan will march into the new Interstate Commerce Commission from which loans might be made t o ' c railroads' generally, if needed. The Stale. dcclnrcd yesterday In lta annual r e ­ Commission was given power to a l- ! A congress side by side. 0 c A .TTLE, Wash., Dec. 17.—Whop Five ways for financing a soldiers port. ter tho fair return rates, and has cut I L A N With on unprecedented volume of It down to & 3-4 per cent for 1923 and R warriors of the United States bonus arc proposed in the bonus bill traffic to handle, carriers almost elim­ Inter years. Tho report Indicated that Academy at Annapolis face tho D G A R to lie introduced In the house by inate cuy shortage, tho report sad, 26 roads had eurned more than 6 per ‘ ity of WashinKton Huskies in Tournament of Hoses howl at PnaRepresentative Elton Watkins, dem­ and kept equipment serviceable to on cent in 1921, as compared with the K F E O unusual extent. It wns added that at. 35 in 1922. Cal., on New Year’s Day in an ocrat of Oregon. These plans are: the same time general charges placed tionnl tilt which promises to i S I I In thu m atter of dealing with war T 1—By levying n poll tax of $250 on upon the public for service were de­ time gridiron history, they will hut- | railroad control the report indi­ S creased. E one of the strongest elevens that each immigrant entering the United S cated nn almost clearing up of ac­ “Tho effect during the calendar counts. A tutal of $501,322,000 has represented the purplo-und-gold j States. H S year 1923 of rate reductions made in tutfon. Not since the days of / .2—Hy taxing each alien resident 1922 will be to lessen the total been paid to carriers under the T ra n s-! h Gilmour Doliie, now mentor at nortation Act provisions guarantee­ freight transportation charges paid ing railroad earnings -for 6 months $50. ell, who sent out nine undefeated s in the period ending in 1916, 3— By levying a two per cent tax onby the shipping public by more than after termination of tho federal con­ $500,000,000” the report said. "We the Seattle University honsted R . S . Brown the gross income of each foreign cor­ have referred to the stabilization of trol, and but $37,677,000 remains to i a powerful aggregation ns this be paid when all accounts are adjust­ poration in the United States. rates as one of tho more important ed. The ability of roads to finance year. 711 E. Washington Street i•- Although the Golden Bears of 4— By increasing Inheritance taxesncedB of commerce, and have not themselves, for the most part, with­ Or 4th E. Church Street made any further fnvestignuw University of California copped application for ...------------------; ” - v general ............. ......... , oout u t ifurther hi in u r appiii.-ui.iuii l u r ggovern o v e rn and tv f i r western football h o n o r s in finHons of rates during the present year. mt,nt ionnn wns indicated by tho stateORLANDO 5— By re-enneting an excess profitsRnt the year has contmued to bo j mcnt that during the year the Com{thing at the top of Pacific coast one of transition nnd readjustments ’ercncc teams, Wii.ihingi.oii tax mid- using money in the federal yed n grent schedule, losing treasury for which no appropriations of rates largely by reductions." No recommendations for new legis­ u i i m i i i i i i M i i i m i i i i i N i i i i i i i i i i q i i i i n n i i i U ' only to California. The Huskies | have Leon made. lation were made in tho report though infahed rnnners-up in the coast] Either of these plans, Watkins de­ considerable attention was given to William "Wild Bill" Donovan, former big league baseball manager, conference, champions jn the north- ■ west conference and ranked second I /ho was killed in the recent wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited clared, would produce enough describing the work of controlling se­ Calling Your Attention to the curity issues, nnd increasing safety among all elevens of tho United money to pay ex-service men at the inspection efforts .as required by more near Erie. l*a., was carried to his lust resting place in Philadelphia, .S ta te s in tho number of points ' rate of $1.25 a dii^of foreign service recently enacted laws. where bis family lives. scored during tsc 1923 season. It was also revealed that for the l o p p e u Ity n j Cornell e u rn tii ______ _________ ,_____________________ and $1 a day for home servire be­ Topped time tho government had ob­ u Washington rolled up u total of ---- ---------------------------- -— — tween April fl, 1917 and November 12, first tained some revenue from tho “re­ “Pop1* Warner Is Gone, 1918. Southern’s Prospects capture’ clause of the' Transporta­ only by tion Act. Though the carriers making Six plans are provided in the bill eleven, which hammered its way Successor Is On the Job For 1924 Look Bright fthrough eastern tennis for a total by which war veterans would be - . ^ e payments wese not named, it was J ‘snid that 16 railroads, which earned of 320 points. PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. 17.—Conch pensnted. They are: * , more thun nn amount equivalent to 6 An annlysis of the play in the j LAKELAND, Fla., Dec. 17.—With 1— Adjusted service pay, (cash per cent on he estimated value of the California game, marking the Hus­ the possible exception of the Stewah Glenn S. ("Pop") Warner, who com­ * properly used by them in transporta­ kies’ only defeat, shows that the brothers, Southern College will not pleted ht:i nine years of footbull bonus). tion scrvic, had paid over to the Com­ Navy players must bo prepared to lose a man from its football snuad for couching at the University of Pitts­ 2—'Adjusted service certificate. mission half of such excess earnings, meet a varied attack when they next season, the most of whom have burg, left here a few days ago for 3— Credit nn any form of govern­or approximately $96,1)90, which is a t least two more ye-r:: here, accord­ lino up against the purple-and-gold ' his lionic in Springfield, N. Y. now held by the Treasury. The valmen of brawn at Pasadena. As ing to athletic authorities of the H e t i x p e : t r . to spend most of thu ment insurance held by veterans. during its regular season, Washing­ school, who believo tent tin* 192-1 winter it: H onda, and will likely -I—Vocational training. ton will probably feature its bril­ Southerners should be able to give a to Luland Stanford for soring 5—Farm or home aid, or good ogount of themselves. A good k ’ liant aerial game, supplemented by BRAKE LINING loolhuil practice. "Pop" wound up tremendour. line miiumiuh, ai.ainst schedule already is being ihupcii lor his care.r at Pitt with a fine vic­ G—Land settlement. tini Navy in the post-season dash, next full, it is statist. Tlie bill provides that no veterans tory over Penn State, the PanFAN BELTS Washington lost to California by The record of.the 1923 team won .hcr;;’ mo. t cherished rival, and can receive more than JJ6G0 in cash. a 9 to 0 score, but the figures d<> two and lost tour games, as tallows: was Corner N. Elm and Commercial Street feeling mighty good us a re­ When “adjusted service certificates" For all rare not tell tin* alary. The score does. ; October 13, Southern 1-1, Stetson 13; sult. not show that the contest wns nno October 21, Southern 33, Piedmont i Warner's successor, Dr. J. B. are issued, 25 per cent is added over WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEEDS of the most bitterly tought in far College l); November 3, Southern 7, | ("dock” ) Sutherland, wil take up ami above the cash due the soldier. Trade your old tires for new onon f west annuls. Once Washington lot Stetson 27;, November 12, Southern o. the reins here immediately, and The certificate would mature in 2U loose its passing game and ad- Hollins 7; November 17, Southern (I, , l ilt superiors nr • confident that We art* away from high rents which enables us to sell for University of Florida Novcinboi ' he will keep the Panthers in the years with interest a t 4 1-2 per cent, vanced tho ball to the Bears' tin yard line, where a final forward 2d, Southern 3, The Citadel 18. less ' winning column. Sutherland has so that a soldier who wan entitled pass failed, losing a touchdown. 1had a phenomenal record a t LuFay- to the maximum bonus would receive Even Washington's most loyal ( LEAKING IIOl'HE ORGANIZED. _ ettc and loot very few games while 105 Palmetto Avenue We have a full line of RED COMB FEED for the little puppoprtcra admit that tho Huskies': MIAMI, Dec. 17. — The Miami 1tutoring the Maroon and White, approximately $1,200 a t the end of 20 Phone 481-J chicks, including lino g rit, fine chick scratch, fine charcoal, dofense in the California game ; Clearing House Association lias been ib- is u member of the faculty of years. showed a lug weakness. «The organized by the bank:, and trust the I nivendty of Pittsburg and al­ Red Comb B utter Milk Chick Starter, Red Comb B utter In making public the terms of his Washington players failed again 1companies of this city, with Kdwurd umni. bill, Watkins pointed that Secre­ and again to stop. Cunt. Don i*. Duncan, vice president of the Bank Milk Glowing Mash Nichols in returning Washington ‘of Uiscnync Day, a:i president. An tary of the treasury Mellon planned a CONTRACT AWARDED. ints. Time after ti.ue Ziel and executive committee will lie named T)U! ORLVNDO, Dec. 17.—A contract surplus of $200,000,000 in the gov­ Ask for booklet on enre and feeding little chicks Tesrcnu of Washington outpunted next week to superintendent actual California’s kickers, hut almost operation of the orguniznti nt. Each hint liven awarded by the Orange ernments funds this year, which "will Also a full line of Dairy and Mule Feed without exception Nichols ran hack of the seven banks will lie repre­ -minty romniissloners for construc­ more than take cure of the initial the long kick i to the spot where sented on this committee. Thu asso­ tion of a steel bridge over the St. cost of a bonus. the ball left the Washingtons’ to-:.-:. ciation probably .will begin to func­ John's river to link the Orange and "Taxation for this net will fee in The best Tire your Car ever Wilson nnd Ziel. Imllhacks; Tcs- tion by January 1, when a centra! Brevaid county laps of Orlando to RHONE 91 Host Coast highway* This road has- tht> 'form of readjustment- of taxes reaM, fullback; , JjlnTpmji. quarter,, gjcarin.g house will lie provided. had was a “FIRESTONE” b e e n under construction for nearly ana Ik-HimHi, guard. are stellar tv -1 years nnd will, it is believed, be on the basis that those who profited Husky players. Wilson is tigOCALA, Dec. 17.—K. C, Moore, open for through travel as soon as by the war will pay for the bonus," FIRESTONE guarantees you unanimous choice of Pacific const county agent, declares the Marion writers for tho All-Count mythical fair held two weeks ago, wns tin* most the big bridge is completed. Work on Watkins snid. "There is no reason why most miles per Dollar eleven. Bellman was selected for successful J’et held in this county .and tin- structure will .--.tart us soon as those who gave their services in the a guard place by several western attributes its cuccent; to the fact that materials can lie manufactured nnd military and navul forces should not CHRISTMAS GIFT—Red Tubes sport writers, and the others have “everybody helped make it, everybody transported to the scene. be compensated for their monetary ■been boosted as stars. Ziel, enjoyed it, and everybody left en­ anti a Tire Changer Free with MADISON, Dec.( 17.—B. E. Lawton through hi:t versatility nnd kicking thusiastic about it." The exhibits were gone to Chicago, accompanied by sacrifices when so many of their fel­ all Cord Tires. power, is considered by many the­ up to tho standard, Mr. .Moore declar­ has Charles Kearns, prize-winning club low-countrymen made fortunes ut nce of the Husky huckficld. es, "all available space was filled, cit­ boy, to attend tin- International Live- home without their lives." Wayne Hall, captain of the team rus allow especially good; never bet­ -to. k Show. Young Reams won the J. M. McCASKILL, Pres, nnd Manager this year, had a creditable season ter display. We had a Jam-up fair. trip RAY BROTHERS ns n reward for first honors in at end, while Ed Kuhn, ginn- Unit’s nil.’ the fat barrow elub at the state fair. I'hnne 548— -------------- Sanford tackle, is rated a topimteher in thu I LAKE MARY I.awt- n was given the trip us a re­ Ho lia.s \ .1ACKSONVII.I.E. i lev. 17.—May. ward coast conference teams. no nn.t for his county standing first in been selected 1921 captain of the Alsop ban taken steps to curtail the the slate contest at the fair. Hcnttla team. Zie. was awarded , issuance of beggars permits to npurMiss Marion Cole, of Massachusetts, the annual trophy ni the playor ate «„ the streets of Jacksonville, ZONING LAW ADOITED. arrived Monday and will spend the giving his teammates the greatest Hereafter permits will be h <ued only ORLANDO, Dec. 17.—This city has winter here with her father, Dr. Cole. inspiration ami help during tins recommendation of,Chief of I’o- adopted, by n vote of 231 to 71, a znn* Mr. Jure Rowe has n force of men _ lice Roberts, the American Legion, or ‘re; law regulating the construction of building an apartment house on Crys­ Washington has resumed prac- the Duvul County Welfare Board. All new buildings in Orlando. The bill tice alter a short rest, following permits now in force will be recalled i! ■> provides for appointment of n tal Luke Avenue and expects to have Its overwhelming defeat of Oregon and tho beggars required to present city planning commission. It becomes it ready for use by the first of the on Dec. I.. Coach Enoch Bng- their credentials to. these thrure unurc- rife ■tivt with the appointment of the year. H. A. Wilson of Hollia, S’. II., came phnw, who came to Washington cs for recommendation. Jcommi. don. the first of last week and is the guest three years ago, is sending his men of his brother, George Wilson and through some stiff workouts, in­ family. structing them 111 special plays, EVERET TRUE By CONDO Mr. and Mrs. Fennell annou nce the which will he used against the sail­ ors at Pasadena. Ilagrhaw is u arrival of a soil, born Dec. 11. graduate of Washington and first Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Iiraddock ami V, “DON'T TALk' T o PdE A B O U T " C L tr A |4 ‘ won attention as n couch al Ev­ children of DoLa ml were visitors here Proof of the value and economy of the improved Skinner Coke Heaters erett, Wash., where his high-school Po l i t i c ^ m r , t r u g ! i w o u l d n 't r R U 3 7 Saturday. in protecting groves, nurseries, and vegetable crops from frost may be had team played in several interse ti<>nnl The Missionary Society held its T H e « t x ,3 T M M ON G A R T H In H-AT HAVC3 for the asking. contests for national scholastic hon- i meeting Thursday afternoon at the Y ou (jo r u p You re. s u s e v e . no vd t h a t Y o u ors. home of Mrs. Win. Musgrave. Mrs. tU/ANT TO p u r O V E R « Carpenter of Hanford was a guest. Let us give you the names of growers in your county who have tested It was a very interesting meeting, their merits and who have either used them before or will use them this ami ri freshments of coffee, sand* widle.i and cake were served. There year. Let us show you further how easily and cheaply they are operated. were 11 members present. A demonstration costs you nothing. Mr. unh Mrs. S. W. Lewis of Nash­ ville Ga., spent several days here last wi -k ns the guests of their niece, ST. PETERSBURG, i’l.i., Dec. 17. Skinner Coke Heaters put radiant heat close to the ground where It Mrs. J. E. Singletary. They return­ *—Horse Polo i s to lie one of the new ed to their home Sunday. best fulfills its purpose. One filling of the heater burns seven to nine -sports introduced to outdoor lovers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker have hours unattended. In event of freeze you not only save your valuable in­ spending th> winter season here. In bought lots and are building a win­ Fasedonu, n water front section c»f vestment but your unharmed crop is vastly increased in value. Send the ter home on Crystal laiku Avenue. St, Petersburg, u magnificent field Among the latest arrivals here are coupon in now. laid out for the game that is taking Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. nnd Kuril a strong hold throughout the Mrs. Charles Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. South. A. Silloway. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Practically every form of out-door Mr. and Mrs. ISolser, Dr . Fellows, recreation i followed here from l)eLeroy Eaton, and L. I’. Noyes. cenilicr to Anril when in the ru i rhMr. and Mrs. George Wilson and borliood of 125000 winter visitor:: childieii nccunipnniid by bis biotber. from all sections of the northern left Thursday for Miami, Tampa, St, states trek into the "Sunshine t'ity " Petersburg, making the trip in their to escape the rigors of cold wont her. car. Tournaments in which the country’s best in various branches of sport will REGULAR meals served a t The be entered, have been scheduled for Pheonix, single meals, by thu day the next three months. or week. Try them. Advertisement. Negotiations are now being cur­ ried on for the staging of the Florida West Const golf championship here Relieved Roy’a Cough. March 14-15, which if successful will attract ouch profi s.dunal ten Genu Mrs. L. Van Belle, l’endroy, Mont., Saruzen, Waller Hagen, the Hutch­ writes, "I like your Cough Medicine inson*, Jock and Jack, Tommy F a r­ very well. My little boy, 6 years old, rell ami others. Plans have been had a very bad cough and after using match running front March 9 to 12th in which the $1,000 Bouton-Cermnk FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ sterling trophy i; the prize. POUND he secured relief." For Six other Bouton-Cermak trophies coughs, colds ami hoarseness there is will be completed for in a sailing no better remedy on the market to­ and motor boating regatta, lawn day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND bowling, roque, horse shoe pitching, checker and chess Journeys. TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the test of time, serving three genera­ AVant Ads. They are read by ncurly J tions. Get the genuine; refii. e sub­ everybody. stitutes.—Ad/. The SOLDIER BONUS RAILROAD SERVICE BIG PROBLEMS! BETTER THAN EVER OF FOOTBALL TURNED TO RN G A M E N ew FeedStore c o m Seminole Feed Co. F. P. RINES TIRES ! Seminole Feed Co. i A n In v e s tm e n t Not A n E xp en se HORSE POLO GAMES ARE TO BE PLAYED .j — - 'X �v s a t: __ • < * " ■ ’■ To Buy, To S ell, To T rade. To Rent, . To Save Time and Trouble and Money, Consult h e b a i$ . w a n t a d s '.■■■'• »^ w Ta“ ~: •■ f ALL SANFORD READS THIS PAGE Today, Tomorrow and Everyday There’s News of Importance To You in the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Sanford Herald Want Ads Hit the Mark—Sell the Goods ------------------ — WANT AD RATES aL j*..iJ*aaj — I — 3^-Lfer--. CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS TERMS—CASH IN ADVANCE Telephoned ads-, will be received from pntrona and collector sent immediately tor payment. a11 n t l n r ...Me WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE READ FOR fP R O F I T Use for Results FOR SALE—15 turkey gobblers 60 FOR SALE—15 nrres, 8 tiled, ready j cents for pound, at my farm. C. CilFT SUGGESTIONS ^lndam Harriet, for planting; located Cameron City. *»* v , i <mPwnoi|. Dccoratcii candles, party bags, lleauty Parlor. Immediate possession. Circumstances “ . _ _ . .. . books, socinl stationery, Christmas Over Mobley’s Drug Store cords. Hrir.g in your shopping list Pnrk Ave, Phono 215, r*~ «.«* ™ The classified advertisements on this page from tiny Im. price. Me w „ l .JVC PIMM., ,lf , h;, b ," p ou| , „ j, arms in the and let us advise you. Coleman’s | Tim*' See the Sanford Stove Works, *iU 2 . ..Hr n lin e (51ft & Stationery Shop. •to day represent opportunities for you. Head them regu­ Strout Agency, A!llano Theatre Bldg. s’outh. I’hir.c 425/ or call a t 115 3 T im e"— IIP « 11HP ■Sanford avenue before buying stoves. rt Tim*1" —■ FOR" SALE—Bargain, five acres of French Ave. larly nnd you will see advertised something of value to »•ji TT.mr-.............. ............ 4e * ,l"*FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE We will rave you money. We also re- j ln t r s ..... { land, close in. l!ox 117. you. Many fortunes have been made through the use of a FOR SALE—A sixteen guegv shotDouble rate for black face type. (ilFT SHOP. pair Rtoves of all kinds, grafonalos FOR SALF.-O r rent—10 acres of cit« ’in jn condition.^ Cheap for tittle w ant ad. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla.,* and guns, 194-tfc: iu .4 lnnil partly cleared, house and — * u Dnrsej, W. Fi:st_St._ Every day there are advertised on this page good buys sertions. Count six words to the next to shopping on 5th Ave., New! — Address San*: Hopkins Shoe Shop WANTED—Assistance of any kind in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car line. Minimum charge or SOc for York city is the advantage of this other Improvements. A u u ra . *»*.-; Work Guaranteed', can be secured by running a want that has been used, you will find what you want by Watch­ ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. 309 E. First St. first insertion. All advertising is shop. Here you will find the latest ing these little ads. If you ore looking for a bargain, restricted to proper classification. and nlso the most desirable novelties nd in The Herald. This class of ad­ FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three Permanent wave, oil steam process, watch the real estate for sale column. If you need help or miles south of Sanford. Eureka Reduced rntes until Xmas. Marine!!* In case of error The Herald will suitable for (lifts. The most ex­ vertising costs very little and is rrno by nearly everybody. If In need of want a position, you will do well to read the situation and Hammock—celery Delta. »-*-»---- 1 Shop. Phone HU. be responsible for only one incor­ quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ Address c h Tc k s S- C. Reds, Barret help wanted ads. rect insertion, the advertiser for able for everyone. Yes, we have the office help, farm help, cooks, or in Richard Stephenson, M. I)., West BAbV Rocks, White and Silver \Vyan fact any,kind of help, just phono 148 It is good business to read the want ads. And it is al­ nil subsequent insertions. The Chinese game Mah Jong. Lebanon, Ind. dottes, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C and give your nd over the telephone. so a sm art man who uses them regularly to get results. The Herald office should be notified Heavy egg producing FUR SALE -Orange grove; terms; Anemias. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS W ANTE strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, and Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford To rent, furnished house immediately In case of error. country property. Rritt Realty Co. utility matings. Custom When you ore in Orlando visit the hatching. and Seminole county and the advertisements inserted in by responsible party. Small family. Write today for prices. Sunnysidc Violet Dell Florists. FOR SALE—ono of the best corner Answer this nd by letter giving com­ this paper are read each day by nearly everybody in this location sin Snn’ord, 11 room bouse, Hatchery, _DoX 18, Long wood, Fla. GIFTS FOR THE ItlG HOY plete description, price nnd loenton. section of the state. garage with two rooms over it, for FOR SALE—Nice fat turkeys for Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, Address Hox 101, care The Sanford for prompt and efficient service. Christinas. G. W. Spencer. Phono sale or will trade for vacant lots or UHL good und better shoes, hose, ties and Herald. city property of any description on FRESH” pply of pepper, tomato WANTED—Customers to save Ford HOUSES FOR RENT! LOST AND FOUND CHRISTMAS GIFT caps. D. L. THRASHER. right basis. A. P. Connelly .1 Sons. ami eggplant seeds. L. Allen Sood Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 LOST*—Your opportunity til secure 193-t*c. Go. Phone 248. SUGGESTIONS WANTED to rent small furnished itenutitul line Christmas Cards, purchase a t Wight’s. house from January 1 to Mny 1, free tickets to the Milano Theatre, if ” UTiNffi^K Rough Lemon nnd sour INSURANCE -------SHOES AND HOSIERY seals and tags. Mobley’s Drug Store. DOLL Ca RTH, wagons, wheel goods must be well loeuted nnd have two bed you fail to read these want ads each ........„ ........ . t , orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inches In. are >»ur property fully. high. $30 per 1,000; nlso 3,000 1rooms. Slate full particulars in re­ Suitable gifts ore here for anyone (ilKTS FOIt TUB I.AUIKS for the children. MILLER & SON. ply day. Two free ttckeis are given away or see Mr. Combs at Herald office. Im urc carefully—insure Safely. : year-old buds. Roy K. Fields, SebasIn the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. Shoes nnd hose, umbrellas, travel­ Phone D. ’ . f i t daily to the person whose name ap­ wc icprescnt the best in insurance, tinn. F l a . ___________ Christmas cards 5 to 10 cts. Hand- ing bags and suit cases. W a n t e d soo- .ToTirE loTT o" BUY FOR RENT—Two rooms for light pears on this page. Rend the want nnd carefully watch your interests. FOR SALE—Cream colored reed painted mahogany and glass console D. L. THRASHER. CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOIl THEIR housekeeping. M. Schneider, 11th ads each day. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS carriage; Pullman style. Exsets, m o tto es, apd h a n d - p a in te d rwwj—o-.-rr,— ------ . —• a r cellent con d itio n . Used few months. nnd Elm A ve. G IF T S FOR T H E MEN. CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short KIR SALK—Three desirable build- L. 1J. Brown. Phone 35. Florida scenes. Special prices for Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, WANTED—Slake your Christnms wave long distance Radio Receiv­ HOUSES—FOR SALE inK lots located on paved street. j HARDY Australian Pines, stand 10 Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ robes, bedroom slippers, traveling present a permanent wave at the ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ worth ? l.OOU.UO each, Owner will degrees. $25 per 100. John B. nolia Ave. Phone 305. FOR SALE—Attrractive, modern tion. Hof-Mac Battery Co. toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases nnd Murincllo Shop, I’honc 193. Sritt Realty • fetich, West Palm Bench, Fla. sacrifice for $1*100.1)0. I! bungalow, a t 1103 Oa k Ave., .Make this an eclctric Christmas. many other valuable and useful ar­ HAULER oil Heaters. MILLER A FOR SALE—A girl's bicycle/ in" per­ ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart FOUND—A class pin, 1921. Owner Co. fect condition; inquire Mobley’s A complete supply of electric appli­ ticles. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. can have same by applying at the FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, Drug Store. of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135. ances, waffle irons, percolators, D. L. THRASHER. Phone 9. FOR SALE OR RENT—CentralFy lo­ Ilernld office, identifying the pin nnd loc ited on one of the best corners FOR SALE—Fine Palms. Rose Plants, toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ H art Schufiner & Marx clothes, paying for this nd. in Sanford, paving and side walks cated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep­ Shrubs, Vines, etc. Very reason­ “ WhJTT in-need of tractor work, new nolia Ave. Phone 442. Knox Hats, intcrvwoven socks, Man/ or obi land, or harrowing, write Jones ing porch. Worth your inquiry and LOST—On W. 3rd St., Bill Book full both sides. At bargain. See Britt able prices. 71(5 First St. hnttan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, & Stnfford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box consideration. GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS It A l! BITS for sale, old and young. A. P. Connelly & of accounts of Seminole Medicine Realty Co. Armstrong tuble stoves, waffle tics nnd combination sets in Christ­ 2(5. Phone 2111. 701 Laurel Ave. G. W. Messenger. Sons. lHS-tfe, Co., of Tampa. Please return to Park FOR SALE -F ive tots located on irons, heating pads, Hoover suction mas boxes. FOR SALE — DeSoto paints nnd Sanford Ave., opposite Rost Court, WANTED to buy for cash 10 acre FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow. Avenue Garage, or phone 270 ami sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. MeKIN NON-M AIt KWOOD CO. receive reward. each 50x130. Two of them corner’ varnishes at Sanford Novelty farm for n client who will only buy $500.00 cash balance as rent. A. a real bargain. Location must be P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia g if t s u g g e s t io n s ~A"(SIFT FOR TUB FAMILY lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. Works, solo a gents. 154-tfc AUTOMOBILES AND FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres. BUNCH (JRAI’ES, tree blueberries Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ The whole family would enjoy a ' K'»«d- Prefer good home on it. A. 1*. Ave. Phone 48. ( onnclly & Sons. dren's books, Tinker Toys, fiction, radio, buy at the Hof-Mac Battery and blackberries—all varieties suitREPAIRS 400 trees, location on lake, twenty PAINTS—A limited supply. Must la1 FOR SALE—House nnd large lot in Bibles nnd mottoes. Coleman’s Gift Co. minutes from Sanford. A good buy, / ,’,u fm' ,lome nrtl commercial plantsold. L. J. Baker, corner 4th and Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. ItENT—a car, drive yourself, Oak & Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia nt $0,500. Terms. Britt Realty Cn.*ii;RLargest nurseries. Vigorous, Be sure to see Monte Crlstn nt the Sanford Ave. Britt Realty Co. and Second St. Phono 3. __ Ave. Milnne tonight. Two free tickets at It SALE—5~alwcs----W t'U rootv{i plantH inaurc K‘,0,i vnrly HOUSES—FOR RENT FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ the Herald for Mbs Agnes Berner. I*. A. MEItO Make your gift a Photograph. ■ileil, all equipment, good location j,rof,ls, For f,,U information nnd ilGeneral Auto Repairing FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri­ ing lots. All sections of Sanford. Sanford Photo Co. hard road, close to town, a barcatalog No. 9, write Southo»i HELP WANTED vate home, 509 E. 3rd St. Cell af­ Britt Realty Co. Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 391. _ ] gain, term*. Britt eHalty Co. ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla Over Mobley’s Drug Store. ter 5. FOR SALE—Bungalow, close In on Make your son and daughter Ilnp EARN $20 weekly spare time, nt FOR RENT—Two room furnished Palmetto Ave., $ 1200.00, terms. u'-tuiu’ r iiuy iiiiii pyon Xmas by giving them a Savings; , home , .addressing, .. , , mailing, , music . , housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak circulars. Send Ilk for music, in.forBritt Realty Co. slocked. Only o::o garage there. See FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. f -count in the Seminole County Hank. matinn. v\tuvriviiii_Mu£k—Co., .1053 , ■ -------n----------------------------------AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL J. L. Jones. Cost $60 when new. Will sell cheap. FOR1 SAI.E-^Fuiunshed fi-rodrii■ ■ bun­ Till - strong institution takes pleas- Broadway, Dept. /.-Hi, N. V._______ FU1LNISHEDIIOMW 'located in r.v*'* " ESTATE. Inquire nt Sanford Herald office. galow, nil improvements, located lire in encouraging th rift among the WANTED—By state organization, ex-j elusive residential section of Ml* APARTMENTS young people, as they will be our KJU SALE—Khodc Island eggs for pcrienccd solicitors who are cap- ami. House is of concrete construc- on Palmetto Avenue, a t a bargain. FOR RENT setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mr*. leaders in the business nnd social uble of producing results. Prefer un- lion and contains three bed rooms, See A. IL Hamrick, l’iggly-Wiggly We have had many people desiring world of the future. married men, of good appearance. 1sleeping porch, complete tiled bath Store. a car who were unable to pay cash, FOR KENT—Comfortable tivo-rnom Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue. San­ nmirtnient; inquire 206 K. 3rd St., ford. Phone 3303 83-tfp Would bo necessary to travel through with rhovvor, largo living room, liv- FOR SALE—Or trade, house and lot. therefore, we ate offering several SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. good cars of various types in ox- - or New Era Prlnlcry. central section of Florida making ing porch, dining room, kitchen and A bargain, 3-rooms, almost new. change FOR SALE—IMPORTED DOLLS, fur improved or unimproved 1 house to house solicitation for reliable breakfast ponh. Completely and atr Large lot facing Palmetto. Automo­ real estate of equal value. This is j FOR RENT—3-room apartment, dose REASONABLE PRICE AT THE CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. in. Private bath. Address S. I*. OUTLET. house. If interested, address Ad­ tract h oly furnished. Garage with bile in good condition accepted as first the best chance you will have to own K., care Herald. Start the kids off right this year with vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, servant’s quarters. Large city lot payment, balance $25 per month. F. and operate a real good car. FOR SALE—A few fine home-grown FOR RENT Two nice furnished and furnish complete information os with cocoa nut trees and other tropical Breeden, Smith’s Barber Shop. turkeys for Christmas. Phone 3202, savings account. housekeeping rooms, 312 or 314 Beliar Grove. to your abil’ty, and the salary ncces- foliage. Owner desires to rent to re- FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. East !tli St. $20.00 ner month. sponsible ,party for winter season. sary. BODGE DEALERS. PHONE 3. FlltST NATIONAL HANK erty on First Street. Britt Realty DEBATING FOSTERED. packed nnd shipped. Sec Joe Guerry, WANTED—By small family, com Address Box 112 care The Sanford Cm________ '___________________ GAINESVILLE, Dee. 14.—Students Route No. I. pentent cook. Call at Herald office Herald. in Alachua county's schools are turn­ FOR SALE—A bargain sewing ma­ FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5 room ing their attention from the thrills FOR RENT—5-room cottage, bath, chine.^ Address Iloj«_117, City. bungalow with sleeping porch, on Nothing wil\ be ns much appreciat­ for informtnlon. BARGAINS, BARGAINS. of the football season to the serious lights, garage. $30 per month. InOakland Touring. WANTED-A man woman or has- ^ ^ ^ Av<j Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First ATTRACTIVE home for sale. ItoaTt ed for Christmas as a Ford. business of debating. With first Dodge Touring. of city. Apply to owner. Box 1135, St. $3600.00, small payment down, elr.shei of tin* mciitnl abilities sched­ tling high school student, wishing ,,0 | . - >SALf, ()|t KKNf Z ^ ive i Take advantage of the new Ford room Scripps-Booth Touring. uled for January 21, Prof. It, (’. John- City. to earn money, He independent and bungalow, all modern improvements. balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. Weekly Purchase Plan. Oldsntnbile 8 Touring. “on, principal of the Alachua High i establish a business of your own, sell­ Corner lot on Magnolia Ave. Paved The air is full of 11 things. You EDWARD HIGGINS, Iluick (5 Touring. School lias formulated a set of rules on both sides, paving paid. Sale ing Watkins Products, highest quality, Liberty Touring. Authorized Dealer. SEED POTATOES to govern the debate*. Winners of shouldn’t miss. Gel a Radio. $7500.00. Would rent for a Ford Touring. ii, the city of Sanford exclusively. | Pnee $7o00.00. the debate,! this year will be present­ f . „ year $(i;>,00 per month. II. 11. Lewis, Ford Sedan. ed with u sterling silver loving cup Also openings in other nearby cities. _\g_________ Agent. Phone A GI FT Tl I AT LASTS ____319. ____________________ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, symbolic of the year's championship, Cut This Out—It is Worth Money Spalding Rose Flour and Either full or part time. Many Mill­ Oakland Sale* and Service. FOR RENT—Threu unfurnished Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase Send this ad and ten cents to Foley Bliss Triumph in Bags or and the school tnnt takes the prize rooms. 314 Elm Ave. Bushel Boxes. Good for table plan. .Make your deposit at any bank. ing aids. Write today. J. R. Wnt& Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, Third St. and Oak Ave. Phone 17. three ytars in succession will gain kins Co., Dept. 95, Memphis, Tenn. use also. permanent possession of it. III., writing your name nnd address EDWARD HIGGINS, NOTICE DRESSMAKING AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, also Authorized Ford Denier. The regular annual meeting of the clearly. Y'ou will receive n ten cent Plain and fnney dressmaking, nlCITY REGISTRATION BOOKS CHASE & CO. Christmns cakes baked to order. U t l S ri,,C.U1‘dT i S ; .>..ckh.l.lor, , h . F ir., N .M ..0 bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY ANl) leratlons. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W. OPEN. , TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds PHONE 336. Place your orders now. Home Bak­ 2012 i'alnictto Avenue. j Bunk of Sanford, Floridn, will 1» / 6th St., phone 411. Notice i* hereby given that the ery, 105 W. First St. and hoarseness, also free snmplo pack­ ------ held in the director* room of the books for the registration of voters Suitablu Christmas Gifts, for the XT m I /i r bank on Tuesday, January 8th, 1924. ages of FOLEY PILLS a diuretic of th > City of Sanford, Florida, htn REAL ESTATE FOR little fellow, Kaynes wash satin and N U 1 1w u at 10:00 o'clock, n. m. as provided in stimulant for the kidneys nnd FOLEY this day been opened for the purpose BUILDING woolen suits, shoes nnd hose. D. L. OUR BATTERY BUSINESS has the by-laws, for the election of n CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ of registration, and will lemaiu open RENT Thrasher. been moved from WIGHT BROS. [board of directors to serve for the stipation and Biliousness. These FOR RENT—20 acre truck farm for until January 2, 1921. MATERIAL Witness my hand ns City Clerk Garage to our Station on West ensuing year, to consider the advls- wonderful remedies have helped mil­ Spring crop. See H. H. Lewis. AUTOMOBILE GIFTS Carter I.umber Company ami the seal of the City of Sanford, First Streel ability of increasing the capital stock lions of people. Try them!—Adv. For the car are un Everlasting re­ Expert Typewriter cleaning nnd "re- Florida, on this the 12th day of De­ Lumber nnd It- ‘Ming Material. in the sum of $60,000.00 and to transminder of your thoughtfulness. We pairing. Gall H. S. i’ond, phono 225 cember, A. D. 1923. N. Laurel St. Phone 565, RAY BROTHERS Herald Want Ad will sell that old L It. PHILIPS, .,5 V * , i.r - v in P ” ,m d lllt "ther business as may prophave a complete line In Xinna pack­ or Peoples Bank, 179-tfc. (SEAL) Hill Lumber Go. City Clerk. D isll'ih u lo rs ____ of_ ..E M.. .> inrlv piece of furniture. lerly conio come before before the the meeting. meeting. ages ready for the tf'ee. Herald Want Ail will sell that old I-very thing (to build your home “WILLARD Batteries B< WIIITNER, WILLIAMS GAj U g'E INC. Use the Classified Page. piece of furniture. The Daily Ilcruld, 15c per week. Phono 135. Cashier. Herald Want Ads bring results. 115 Magnolia Ave. .ttj PHONE 148 By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER Till |i»*( J k J i Wl-VNT MASfE P MO FAIK TELL-VM4 COMIM<*.’ o m jg h t e r - ME DARl_US WHAT HAkVE TOO OON'T A b K . O.UEVnOM t>* D A D D Y - WAIT U N T IL WHAT'S IfS TH E. RACKAC.E.? AM - A H ’• V A \T UMTtU CHRlSTM/Vb THEM TOO CAM At>K. ‘S A N T A C L A O S ’. J TOOTLE. A DEUCEDUT CLEVER. O LD . eO U N D E R • j MR. 0 1 4 * ;^ : D O N 'T t a l k : t i o M U C H -J U b T D i v e IN T O T H A T CORNED B E E F - C/'lK READ “My Life With Maggie” By Jiggs Appearing Daily Elsewhere in this Newspaper HERALD WANT \!)S Will Make Money For You ' . ... __ ^ • ■ i.'.i’ K ' i * ■■. - a -it , A,. (■ t . ywi H . © 1923 BY INT’L FiZTUnC Bstvici, lie . iL .k Put Thtm to Work [I It 9 • i. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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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PER C trl Florida— of «nd World's World’s Greatest 0 V e g e ta b le S e ctio n H VOLUME V. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES PAYMENT OF HER II. S. PREMIERASSAILED ‘ ______i Country Is Not Indifferent To Meeting Debt Owed To , United States i• » — J' ( l i t 1 « r 4 M a « 1a h « 1*r*Xs> PARIS, (d r Tkf A<ufU(r4 Press) NOME, Alaska, Dec. 15.— Resi­ dents o f Nome accustomed to rigordus winters, have been revelling in an almost unprecedented stretch o f comparatively warm weather. Less than an inch of snow has fallen in Nome this season. * Dec. 15.— Thq reparation com/nWilon hJtn ofTtcially attended l f Highest Temp, yesterday...-....*2 t Lowest Temp, last night....... 60.02 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS FARMER IS KILLED'I WHEN AUTOMOBILE IS HIT BY A TRAIN Residents of Nome Enjoy Warm Weather Mrs. Margaret Weaver Who Drove , Fox To Coburn's Office ; Captured PLANS &EING CONSIDERED FOR PAYMENT t SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1923 WOMAN FIGURE IN FOX MURDER CASE HAS BEEN CAUGHT CHANCELLOR m PRINCESS j FEDERALS ARE F. E. Young, Of Oviedo, Meets Instant Death In Collision Friday Afternoon. I n r T h e A n so r ln frU P r e s s ) W. E. Young, n prominent fnrmrr ATLANTA, Go., I)cc.. 15.— Mrs. of the Oviedo section, wns instantly Margaret Weaver n trained nurse killed Friday afternoon, when n under indictment as accessory before w n i i r ,n / l t m n i r frc|Kht trnin rnn into the cnr which the fact in connection with tnc slay­ Tfcgr ing of William S. Coburn by Philip E. Fox, who is now on- trial, is under and a hnlf from Oviedo on what is arrest in Tennessee, it wns learned known ns the Sainry Rond. The rail­ at the Fox trial Saturday. Solicitor road track curves nt this point, it is General Boykin said the woninn hnd said, nnd according to Matt Milner, a j taken Fox to Coburn's office in n nunegro, who wns following behind Mr. tutnohilc and ha dwaited for him. J. Reed Curry, organizer for the Young in nnothcr car, the train came Florida Citrus Exchnnge, who is one around thc corner without a d y , ATLANTA, Dec. 15.— Efforts to es­ of those responsible for that organ­ warning. Mr. Young wns just cross­ tablish whether a person can havu n ization increasing its membership ing thc track ns the train hit thc car Princess Norinu Mutchabclli nus Photo is o f Dr. Wilhelm Marx, delusion and also a motive to kill an­ from 12,000 to 0,000 members, sp ok e, in the center, sending it crashing off arrived In New York to play a part other person, featured the testimony to n crowd o f about 200 interested to one side nnd hurling Young’s body new Germnn chancellor. in “ The Miracle.” ndduced witnesses Friday during growers nnd business men Friday a ditch. the trial of Philip E. Fox, Ku Klux night in the Ball building. ! Y° U"K was 59 years old nnd leaves Klan editor. Fox is charged with Mr. Curry’s talk was made on the » wife and two daughters, Ruth and murder growing nut o f tho death of subject of ’’Co-operative Marketing” ! !th* The body was brought to William S. Cobum, a Klan attorney, and the way he handled his s u b j£ t j S ” " , * pnrl',rS to prC* nnd lias entered a plea o f insanity. was enjoyed by interested listeners. p Funcrnl BcrviC O s will be held this The defense produced witnesses whose testimony tended to show that Mr Currys talk was based, ns he oftcrnoon nt 3 „-c|ock nt thc fnmiIy P ft r j IV fk v n r r w i a r i during tho tlm / they were associated j 0'’ *’ °.1? pcr*ona* experience In work-1 komc |„ Oviedo and burial will take TALK TO GROWERS BY J. REED CURRY:1' IS MUCH ENJOYED NUMBER 223 ^ HOLDING THEIR OWN IN MEXICO STATEMENT IS ISSUED BY EMBASSY FEDERALS MOVE ON False Reports Are Received By Frciffn Representatives of Mexican Government I l l y T il e Z u n f l a l r S P rin t WASHINGTON, Doc. 15.— The invitations to General Charles Dawes, Mexican situation at present is at former director o f budget and Owen n standstill according to reports re­ D. Young, New York lawyer and ceived here .Saturday. banker, to be unofficial representa­ Troops and followers o f President tives of the United States on expert Obregon nrc still holding their own committees which are to investigate and nre strongly fortified along all Germany’s financial position. , roads lending into thc Mexican cap­ ital. PARIS, Dec. 15.— Possibility of Hhnrp clashes between the rebels essy funding of France’s debt to the nnd the Federalists were reported United States is being considered in with neither side gaining any mate­ French official circles, it was learned h H x & i w t e h c i’t t o f « , ‘ ______ tal breakdown ..... and imagined measure apply v x a x ja i,* * i X J U i l lA J k J rial ndvnntages. Thc country for tha Saturday. For some time it haa been —............. imagined thnt ...........his . !'n“ l ,would In , , n great — — ,, Young wns brought to Hanford by J. most pnrt is still held in control by best friends were his worst enemies to celery nnd lettuce growers as well. B. Jones, who has been engnged with known that Premier Poincare desired the government troops. Mr. Curry s tnlk in part is ns fol­ Santa Clauh is hnnding out Christnn,j (hnt in their opinion he wns inhim in furming. Harold Goodwill Dietorlch, age -18, to find way of disarming critics who Dr. E. W. Loomis, a Dallas lows: died Friday night shortly alter (5 have intimated that France was in­ mas checks today to those who joined sane. One of the things I have tried WAHHINGTON. Dec. 15.— A state­ different to their w ar obligations but tho Christmas Havings Club of thc physician, who said that he wns not auh very hard to do was to get n major­ Seminole County Bank during thu , an expert alienist, testified thnt after ment issued by the Mexican embassy in view o f financial situation Pre­ trenting Fox for a nervous break- ity of like interests into one orgnnhere Friday night said official ad­ mier Poincare has seen no possibility past year. vices from the Mexican capital re­ Thrifty savers, numbering 520, e n - ' '^ P Jn,A 9.2 l>.he c',,n* izntion. I was very much gratified of undertaking immediate payments ... .... I------ T . .. . ^ ro 'lay* «K<> when he suffered n re­ ported thnt the general advance o f fed (le fcndant wns in- to learn thnt nt least more thnn onewithout imposing heavy now taxes, listed in the club this past year and sane. I l l y T h r ----------------------- l* r r a « ) ** * lapse. His condition grew worse rap­ oral troops against General Estra­ hnlf o f thc celery growers hnd decid­ a step which the interior political sit­ their .deposits nmnuntod to more than NEW YORK, Dec. 15.— Counsel idly until death: ed to unite and pull together nnd Thc state contended thnt Fox plnnda's reolutinnary forces began Thurs­ $35,000. Business men, women and uation has mndc hazardous. representing Governor Wnlton of Mr. Dieterich, with his family, day. The advance forces under com ­ Secretary Hughes in a recent state­ children alike have tuken advantage ned to kill Coburn nnd the motive, they arc accomplishing one of the Oklahoma, recently deposed in im­ mand of Generals Amaru Amaro «nu and n Am m aa-ment said that thero la no desire to of the offer o f the Seminole County « » outlined by Solicitor General John things which we in thc Florida Cit­ peachment proceedings before the Sas't "l I ' v c ^ a n d f i r K»CnriI ril,° Parted from Irapuato, thc ropush France , leads to a belief that Bank, said Forrest Lake, president, to- A. Boykin, behind the alleged plot rus Exchnnge in our work hnve never Oklahoma state legislature sitting ns wns the munn’irpr day. • was thnt Coburn had in his possess- yet successfully done. P°rt m M. ‘ h»t » definite ena satisfactory funding can be ar­ a court, huve approached a New York Comnunv. IL. w.,« „ “ Co-operative marketing Is nn es­ law firm with n view of seeking a Company. Ho wns n prominent mem­ gngrmcnt with thc rebel forces wns Three venrs ago when the bank !on nn nm',avit charging Fox with ranged if the United States in fixing ber of the Sun ford Lodge o f Elks. sential thing. Co-operative effort of rate of interest were inclined to con­ first inaugurated this saving {dan. ^ ? 'i,W „ l T X l ^ r,nn.n,0^nn, T l f n^ review o f the impeachment trial be­ ‘ Mr. Dieterich is survived by hi-* expected shortly. ’ .A ® P»?„n any kind is thc one solution to meet fore the supreme court o f the United wife nnd two daughters. Gladys and sider French capacity to pay. French there were $7,000 deposited yenr heForces led by the rebel generals emergencies. The whole fundament­ States. it became known Friday. V u l i V m n n 1 officials believe the arrangement fore Inst That amount increased to Marian, nnd by bis mother. Mrs. For­ Fermin Curpio nnd Mngnnn, tho ad­ $10,000 and now it is $35,000. Each nctJ to km his fcUow kIaa,»nian. al proposition is based on this one might be made on a tw o percent basin. While details of the steps which rest Dieterich, nnd a sister nnd broth­ vices sniil, hnd been defented In north­ Charged Deep-Dyed Plot. thing nmi that is thnt thc man who linvc been taken or nrc contemplated er, Edna and Curtis, the Inst three ern Jalisco while trying to effect a year tlie amount has more than dou­ In preparing to cary nut his plans, owns n business must in nil reason on behalf o f deposed Oklahoma gov- residing in Chicugo. PARIS, Dec. 15.— A determined at­ bled. juncture with the Estrada forces, further nnd common sense control that busi­ ernor, wero lacking, it was understood ... __ . . . . .to. . General Carpio, ids brother, Mario Funeral services will lie .held ickli Plans are now being made to urge Solicitor General Boykin tack on Premier Poincare’s policies charged, Fox purchased u long blade was made in the chamber of deputies more to join thc 192-1 club, Mr. Lake knife a few hours before tho shoot­ ness. Tliis is n thing that is not thnt F. E. Kiddle, a former justice morrow afternoon nt thc Hanford Cnrpio, and General Magana being will take killed in the action. Friday when, M. Mandcl, « member said, nnd ho expects to increase the ing, nrmed himself with n pistol, at­ being done by a large number of of the Oklnhotnn supreme court who cemetery, where burial acted ns counsel for the governor place. Tho Sanford Elks will have of the Clemcnceau group, attempted number o f depositors to 1,000 during tempted to gain entrance into Cob-' Florida growers. Under Federal Control. For 10 years I hnvd felt thnt theI during his impeachment trial, had charge o f tho Ni*rvices* to force the premier into making n thc coming vear. urn's office through a private door­ The government advices clnimcyl written tho law firm of Nordlinger grower in Florida is entitled to a Thc Christmas Savings Club is in way so thnt "he could shoot Coburn declaration concerning internal poli­ thnt the entire west coast of Mexico tics as a guide to tho senatorial elec­ keeping with the nation-wide effort to from behind, nnd plucc the knife in larger percentage of profit thnn he and Rlegeiman for nn opinion on tho from Sonora to Chiapas, with the ex ­ ........... because he ... ........................ is getting is engnged in feasibility o f seeking n review of the tench thrift, it is said. tions to bo held early in January. thc dead man’s hands in order to lay ... ception of thc porb o f Manzanillo, business thnt cnrrics responsobility case in the United Htntes supreme The bank has been thc scene o f some n foundation for a pica of seif de­ The interpellation o f the deputy wns under federal control. and big amount o l risk. In n single court. suffered the fate o f all tho others extensive decoration activities late­ fense." False reports nnd orders, some pur­ ~ —71------- 7----------Thc defense produced thc Texas night there mny come to any one of I during the past two years. M. Poin­ ly and this morning its interior pre­ (I I S T h e A a n o r l a t r i l I ' r r a i ) porting to have bccn> issued by tho us n freeze that will wipe out ev ery-1 M r S . R o t h e n b t i r g > , T W O sented a very attractive holiday ntwitnesses in nn effort to show that care refused even to promisu that he BUFFALO. N. Y., Dec. 15.— Pion­ federal authorities at Mexiro City, vmuld make a declaration prior to tire. Wreaths o f holly have been sus- Fox wns mentally unbalanced when eer residents o f the Niagara frontier have been transmitted to M eiican places nnd nnu he "W e as producers, ns growern in he lelt left Pallas Dallas to to accept accept the thc position position the recess of parliament which, in­ pnded from prominent places have united in nn appeal to thc War diplomatic and consular officers green and red streamers further caras publicitydirector for the Ku the state of Florida cannot build up cidentally, ewar o fficia lly fixed (dr — i— *»------- ~'T—* vKlux — t/i— *— - mMany ------ -ialleged i------ 1 --------nn Industry, cannot support out Department for the preservation o f abroad by the rebel faction nt Vera eying out thc Christmas effect, hnve Kinn here. ecccnI n r T h e A ssorln ted l* rr* .) December .11. Ho insisted that in­ "The Castle,” an ancient building.nt Cruz, the advices said, in an effort becn nrrunged in vurying designs. A trie acts of Fox during his stay in CATSKILL, N. Y., Dec. 15.—Three ternal politics should not cornu up large number o f vases of American 'Texas were brought out in testimony. families nlid solve the problems thnt Fort Niagara, erected by the French to gain their ndhcrcncc. A telegram for discussion before interpellations Beauty roses hnve hen pined in the ; ITo attempted to commit suicide, he nrc confronting us nnd get thc profits indictments charging first degree in 1725. said to hnve heen sent to thc Mexi­ that we are entitled to have if we murder in connection with the slay­ on the government's foreign policy windows nnd on thc counters. "hnwlcd out” firemen fighting a arc going to let somebody else come ing of seven-year-old Howard RothFrom a big front room on the first can minister nt Stockholm from Vera had heen answered. The chamber Maze because they were not perform ­ between us nnd control thc delivery enoerg in Windhnm, on August 29, floor of “ The Castle” Sir William Cruz over the signature of A cting uphold the premier by a show of ing their duties to suit him, he strip­ nnd marketing end o f the business one of them ngnlnst the boy’s mother, Johnson is said to line exercised his Secretary of Foreign Relations Saenz, hands. ped his homo of all window curtains thnt you nnd I own." were returned Friday afternoon by power over the Indians o f the Iro­ ordering him to return to Mexico, to allow his neighbors to see that he Mr. Curry went on to further imthe grand jury which has conducted quois country. The rrcoml floor is was not sent by the foreign office, Receive German Charge. wns not hiding anything from them, press hi.< henrers thnt it wns highly ail extended investigation into the believed to have housed one of the the report snld. PARIS, Dec. 15.— The recent an­ he believed his friends were nguinst A telegram which tho embassy important that the growers not only tragedy. In addition to Mrs. Charles first permanent Catholic chattels in ( I l f T l i r A n iu irln lril l’ r f « « l him nnd hnd many delusions that per­ nouncements from Berlin thnt Ger­ said had hen received by tho Mexi­ the American wilderness. the citrus hut truckers ns well orKothenberg o f Newark. N. J., mother NEW YORK, Dec. 15.— I.ouis Cohen sons were attempting to kill hi m, many intended to seek direct diplo­ gnnizc into n body so thnt they might of Howard, those indicted are Mrs. Johnson captured the edifice from can consul general nt New York, matic contact with France over the wns Saturday convicted o f second de­ defense witnesses testified. ioiiivs sLitt. ashVf u s i w*m\ij I l f II control the markets and also to elim- •Esther ofr sBrooklyn, his aunt, the French in 1759. It was formally saying Vera Cruz hnd been taken by gree murder in collection with the status o f the Ruhr and the Rhine­ inate the several different hnnds nnd Burthell Ilraniiugh, son of the surrendered to the United States by government forces ami the federal land was followed Friday by a re­ shooting o f Nathan Kaplan, known department of foreign affairs estab­ through which their products nrc proprietor of the hoarding house in Great Britain in 1790. quest from Herr von Hoesch, the Ger­ to east side gangsters an Kid Dropper, which the Rothcnhergs and Mrs. Litt The War Department has been lished there uml asking him to “ wire now going. From producer to con­ in n taxi in front of the Essex market man charge here, that Premier Poin­ sumer means that the producer gets were spending their vacation nt the asked to restore “ The Cnstlc" to its funds care Mexican monetary com ­ care receive him. It was announced court lust August. The jury was out original condition, nnd maintain it ns mission," wns ‘ manifestly false" the more money for his products nnd the timee of thc murder. (H r T h e A M iirln ln l P r e s s ) Friday nfternoon thnt M. Poincare statement said. uii historical relic. consumer in the long run does not PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.— An nil would see tho German representative The embassy statement quoted the pay ns much ns he does now, he said. o ___ _ night investigation failed to clear up Saturday. substance of further government ndFollowing Mr. Gurry’s tnlk mem­ p, the satisfaction o f the police, some Thc appointment mndc by Herr von viecs ns follows: ______ of the circumstances connected with bers o f tho Florida Vegetable Grow­ Hoesch is supposedly with a view to "A letter addrcsscd to the Mexican ers Corporation, held a round table the death of Charles W. Nevin II, . . opening negotiaions regarding ques­ I I I ) T l i e A » < u > r ln t n l l ' r r * « > Federation of Ijihor by the Amer­ I H r T h e A< ou trl n lri l I ' r r u ) ?cd to his death Fridny night discussion on their activities. tions involved in tho occupation of ican Federation, protesting against NEWCASTLE, Pa., Dec. 1 5 .^0 the Ruhr and the separatists move­ dny TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 15.— the rebellion und showing full sym ­ Gcorge W . Lnmoree, president of the ment in the Rhineland and their in­ Low Stnmlard Brewing Company, K. L. Express rates on nil Florida citrus pathy with the constituted authori­ fluence upon n reparation settlement. aviator, Haun secretary and Henry Grotcfend fruits, strawberries, . pineapples and ties of Mexico City, which wns print­ brewmnster, all wenlthy men weru vegetables The Fronch premier is ready to found egctahles will be reduced practically j Cil in Mexican papers, has caused an convicted Saturday after their third I.'3 1 - - per cent, effective February J t , ; oxc,||cnt impression in al! sections discuss theso questions with the Ber­ day, three mites off Rye. 924, according to information recelv- „ f (j,,, country trial on charges of conspiracv and of 192 lin government now that passive re­ ountry. P. R. Jackson, London manager o f ___________________ by the state railroad commission. d l.y Imnorlanl ort. fClosed. W d manufacturing, possessing, transport­ ed sistance to tho Allies occupation of Important P Ports TALLAHASSEE. Fin., Dec. 15.— ing and selling intoxicating liquor, This reduction is u result of a recent the Ruhr is regarded nt nn end, it is "The ports o f Vera Crux in the Operation of “ punchboards' Is unlaw­ Albert Grotcfend, engineer, was ac­ decision handed down by the Inter­ indicated. Thc French government, when woril reached him that the avia- j Gulf of Mexiro and Manzanillo on ful in the state of Floridu, according quitted. state Commerce Commission in n case however, will in thc eventual nego­ tor wns missing, reporting that an to the opinion of Attorney-General in which the Florida Railroad Com- the west coast, have boon officially tiations insist that a sharp distinc­ ull-dny search had fulled to find the Rivers Buford. These hoards are cov^ misson intervened on behalf of Florida closed to international traffic. I l l y T I ip A M i i r l n l n l |*rr»<6| tion be made between the German's body and that the searching purties "J. Alonso Ulloa, who was noting crcd, he says, in Section 5511 o f tho E s c a p i n g C o i l V i c t S K i l l shippers and made a fight for a sub­ • abandoned • ' had" their attempts. -----------The The; NEW YORK. Dec. 15.— Major Gen- Revised General Statutes of Florida o f 1 reparation obligations and questions • ns Mexican consul at Brownsille, r t IT i ^ « stantial reduction in all express plane, which has been tow el into Rye.'ornl Enoch H. Crowder, ambassador to relating to the occupation. Tex., fled subtracting n Inrge amount rates. M. Poincare, it la understood, will i, believed by Mr. Jackson to be in Cuba, snilcd for Havana today, after “ Plays at gamos of chance by lot.— | of government funds. Uliou’s com ­ conferring with state department o f­ Whoever sets up. .promotes or piuy--. 1 decline to discuss the future regime a Hyalite condition. mission ns consul as well ns the ( l l > T h e A*»««»rlnlr<l ficials. nt any o f enarfeo by of thc Rhineland. Ho considers it n . ganiu . . lot or with ,1 HT. LOUIS, Dec. 15.— David Burns, commission of Francisco Alvarez M o­ dice, cards, numbers, hazards or any j parole officer of the Kansas penitentipurely German question which the reno, who was Mexican consul nt St. other gambling device whatever for, Iary, died today from bullet wounds Gormans must settle for themselves. l^iuis, Mo., and went over to the re­ or for tho disposal of money or oth-|received yesterday, when two recapHe will assure the German charge bels has been cancelled. Messrs. I l l y Th«* A««|orliilr<l er tiling of value or under the pre tured convicts he was returning to the that France had nothing (o do with WASHINGTON, Dee. 15.—Agree­ Alfredo Vazquez and Alfonso Pastext o f a sale, gift or delivery there­ prison dashed for liberty from tho (lly The .\»mirlnlcl I’ rrssl the separatist movement nnd hence ment which may end the tie up in quern Alunis huve been respectively of, or for any right, share or interest trnin. ing Thr .(■•nrlslril I'rrsO has no renson to consider any con­ DREW, Miss., Dec. 15.— Three men the house over committee assignments appointed to take charge of thc o f ­ CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, therein, shn 11 be fined not exceeding sequences thnt may result from it. were shot to death, another is bcwas reached Snturday by Republican fices at those places. CROSLANI) CASE UPHELD If it is the idea o f the Germnn iieved to be dead and seven were V».. Dec. 15.-Larkin C. Garrett wns one hundred dollars, or be imprison“ The government nt Mczico City and insurgent leaders. A t the same ( l l » T h r Awntiriiilril I 'r r a a ) chancellor in referring to the Rhine, w ounded-tw o of then, seriously in a, found guilty orvohintccr manslaugh- °*1, Oeo^mC^»Vi"^ .V.^the' ?awh tho ntis receiving numberless * requests PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.—^ T he time negotiations to break the sen­ to bring up thc question of security mnn hunt which heiran short y nfter ter and his punishment fixed nt four ! m commenting on me iiw, tne at padlocking o f an orange snloon for a a*e organization deadlock were ____ re­ from laborers and private citizens Friday when X r X n . negro! years imprisonment by the jury S a t - orney-general says in a letter w rit­ for Frnnce discussion o f that question noon over the country to be arm ­ year, the conviction and two year’s nowcl but the outcome remained i fron> . ___. ___ ..,,,1 nnlnv fur his mtri. in the killimr ten some ago. lastIt|is my opinion urday for last! his pnrt in thetime killing time ago: " would be welcomed, it is said, by n tenant ran amuck with a psistol— and ed to fight the rebellion, a large num­ operate punch- sentence o f .John G. Crosland, n prom- j doubtful. “ June 5 of Rev. E. II. Pierce. His ‘ ^ a t it is unlawful to high official of tho foreign office shotgun after fatally wounding W. T ber of them having left Orizaba to 1 nent resident of Mid mi, Fla., for his; hoards in th<* state of Florid 7777------ 7 ; , — 7— • Friday morning. The occupation of Sanders, a planter, and battled with brother, Robert 0. Garrett, was sen­ think that such devices nre within join the federal army. tenced several week* ngo to five years alleged connection with the rum runIVlIUI Y V h O K l l l C U N C fifr O the Rhineland from thc French point posses which drove him through a "The government is advised rebel « r. . nnd his case is now pending on np- the mirviow o f section 5511 it. G. S. ning activities o f the steamer Henry I rx of view is tied up with thc question cane brake for several miles nnd into of Florida, 1920." L. Marshall, and the jailing of a D m W S L ilt* S e n t e n c e General Estrada’s troops are desert­ n drainage ditch east o f Drew, where peal, of security while the occupation of Exception is made of slot ma­ Hnldcon, N. J., saloon keeper for vio-1 ing his ranks nt the approach o f the chines thnt deliver certain nrticles tho Ruhr relates only to the payment he still held forth Saturday. government urmy.’ ’ • iating tho prohibition law were up 1 JAPS AGAIN TO PLAY HALL. lll> T h r A ifiiirln lril and eliminate the element of ehnneo of reparations. • (Hr Thr Aaiiirlnlril l'rr»*> States circuit! OCALA, Dec. 15.—II. G. Kulwoo.l MR. IVITOS BURIES HATCHET. I TOKIO, Dec. Iff.— The baseball that is characteristic of the "punch- held, by the United Dhrrgon on Firing Line. court o f npnenl.* in decisions handed pleaded guilty in circuit court to a (I I ) T h r ,\ »»i»rln ln l P r r M l hoards.’ EL PASO, Tex., Dec. 15.— Presi­ teams of the Keio and Wasoda Unidown here Friday. charge o f killing Dixon, negro rhnufWARSAW, Dec. 15. I'rinie ‘V . ^ j j vorsitics are to resume inter-vursity Crosland, who is said to he presi­ feu, several months ago and was sen­ dent Alvar** Obregon is on the firing ( H r T h f A s s o c ia t e d I 'rrssl FRESHMEN WIN DEBATE. line personally directing the troops ,cr 10 y e a r ,., WINTER PARK. Dec. 15.— Uphold­ dent o f the Miami Fisheries Gom- tenced to life imprisonment. . CHICAGO, Dec. 15.— Wheat, Mny Chlapowski, a relative of the famous who, under Generals Amarillns and 158*4 to 1-2; July, 10 fl*i»5 corn, May, Polish tiramatic artist, Helen Modje- The rivalry was so keen between ing the negative able of the question, pany, was sentenced by Federal these two neats of learning on the Amaro, are inarching on Guadalajara, 72^ to T»; onts, May, 45 1-2. ska, for having named a dog "W itos" baseball field that free fights were “ Be it Resolved: That France is Judge Rcllstab in New Jersey. Cros­ ( ItEAGER DECLINES. according to n telegram received by TIltOAmm Cshrdl shrdlu uslirdiu r in derision o f the prime minister durland was convicted with several oth­ Justified in Forcing Germany to Pnv I ll> T I i p %•'•Mirlfitril I ' r r •*« I too frequent to please the university the Mexican consulate in El Paso I ing the election campaign of last nuthoritis, who ordered tho games o Reparations," the Roliins College er men on eonslpracy to smuggle WASHINGTON, Dee. 15.— II. B. from Mexico City Friday. whiskey into Atlantic City from Nas­ freshmen won the freshman-sopho­ year. Crcnger o f Brownsville, Texas, him be abandoned. This restriction, how­ Aroused by the example of the ex ­ more debate here Inst night. Accord­ sau. In his appeal Crosland main­ declined for tin- present nn offer o f To show thnt thc'incident is closed, ever, haa now been removed. ecutive, thousands o f laborers have ______ ing to thc freshman debaters, Gertained there was not sufficient evi­ the count has been invited to accept appointment as ambassador to Mex­ evacuated Vera Cruz for Mexico City FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. |many is unable to pay the full amount dence against him. the post of Minister o f the Interior. ico. to obtain arms with which to assist dir The A»»»Hnirit "* her reparations at the present Judge Huffingtnn, 'who filed the I If it nppears on thc want ad 1 DELAND, Dec. 15.— A movement time and in her present economical decision, said: "It is quite evident t’ lUSONPItS i ?k i u t u v 11iMii.tM.11 in the movement. Textile workers, ASK FOR NEGRO PARDONS. page of The Herald today, has been started here to provide most condition, but, would be uble to make that while the slimy trail of this•1 KKLKAnK ORDERED released from Mexico City factories, (Mr The I l l ) T h e AoK iirlnlril C r r a t l have, meanwhile, received arms and BOSTON, Dec. 15.— The Nutiunal adcnuato housing facilities for the |» better showing If Fyonce would bo sordid plan touches many places, you will receive two free WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— Presi­ equipment and left for the Vera Cruz niore lenient in her dealings with every step along the way converged Equal Rights League, the negro or­ city's public schools. Figures su bm it-!» tickets to the performance at dent Collidge Snturday ordered the *!o;it to fight the forces under Genganization, Saturday isued a call to ted at n meeting called for the p u r-! Germany. finally in the crime on which thu law ralense o f all remaining iniprione*! »rol Ham hex. Tho Milsnc Theatre tonight. all negroes in the country to send pose showed that the schools now are Helen Luttluman, second speaker at last laid its hand." *violutors o f war laws. About 30 per____ _ 1 You may be the lucky one. letters to President Coolidge asking overcrowded nnd indicated the neces­ for the negative, maintained that of , thu , • t. Ruhr , is , en-, , Umatilla— Dillard-Keene Packing ! ’“ "I* will receive pardons under this Road thoroughly the little for Christmas pardon for negro sol­ sity o f provision of additional facili­ France’s occupation Vero— Local packing houses opera­ „u „ „ , . outer. They were convicted in varidiers of the 24th infantry in prison ties that wil take care o f thc overflow dangering the pence of the world nnd want ads. ting on full schedulc-busiest season nt Fort Leavenworth for participation nnd nt the same, time make room for will prevent fulfillment of the V e r -!C,0' purchnse* !,itc for erect,on of ncw I ous cases at Chicago, Kansas City in history. ftnillcs treaty |o0,000 structure. nml Sacramento. norninl growth. in the Houston riots in 1917. BIG SUM SAVED BY SANFORD PEOPLE F O R C HRISTMAS s t k , lr ! z z HAROLD DIETERICH SUCCUMBS AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS sa p Walton Seeks Additional ^ Legal Talent in N. Y. *£ ta 'H c r te iiiK 'S il Old Residents Want “The Castle” Preserved J thln*" Others Charged Murder Cohen Convicted Charge of Slaying Kid Dropper All Night Probe Fails To Clear Up Mystery No Trace Is Found of Missing Aviator operiy Brewery Officials Are Guilty o f Liquor Charge Express Rates Florida Produce Be Cut Soon 1 r Attorney General Says Punchboards Are Against Law Crowder Returns To Cuba After Conference i92o, which says: Negro Kills Four In Battle YVith-l’osse Larkin Garrett Draws Prison Term Four Years I enitentiary U It i c e r Reach Agreement May End Deadlock MARKETS Watch for Your Name ■J I ' 4.* t. - -- ‘ �TOK BANFOHD DAILY PAGE EIGHT ■*• i ■■ " •• r C itiz e n s o l ty. w e c o ti. ■i . ‘, j ,% IlKoney on Land is an'unusually important factor at Christmas V •• ll • • • • ■ . *.1 - i » time If you would catch the Spirit of the season and carry it out, you s • ,; . iritfot be prepared • • * Our 1924 CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB IS NOW FORMING. It is easy to join. Make small weekly payments arid Be prepared for .... Q 1924 . • FoiWarned is Forearmed Select the Class that Suits You Simply select the amount you desire to deposit weekly, bring it to the bank, make your first deposit; then deposit the amount the first of every week Deposit Some M oney Each W e e k —This is the Christmas Civ Every man and every woman can easily spare some money from their earnin&s each week. When that money i s put in our CHRIS1MAS CLUB you December for your Christmas needs or any future purpose. You can start with 2c, 5c, 10c and increase your de posit the same am° u^ KOp s i .00. $2.00. $5.00. $10.00. $20.00. or more and put in the same amount each week. Deposits are to be made weekly or m advance, in t toiiowi ___I___ ______ ______________________________________ — the Club plan: ---------------------------------- Eyen Amount Club Plan Increasing Club Plan Deposit 2c 1st week, 4c 2nd week. Increase 2c each week—in 50 weks you have............................................... Deposit 50c each week—in 50 weeks you have Deposit $1 each week— in 50 weeks you have Deposit 5c 1st week, 10c 2nd week. Increase. 5c each week— in 50 weeks you h a v e ........................................... Deposit $2 each week—in 50 weeks you have Deposit $5 each week—in 50 weeks you have Decreasing Club Plan Deposit $10.00 each week—in 50 weeks you have You begin with the LARGEST payment and DECREASE each week ------ALL ABOVE PLUS 4% INTEREST A ll You H ave to D o a u J lM A k or if you have a checking account with us \ve Will charge same weekly to your account. You won’t miss it at all, but when next Christmas * rolls around you will be as happy as can be wjhen you present your bank book here and receive your money; Drop in Any Time and We Will Explain Everything Ibeertully Making jo y o f w o r k all for the sake of their b an k a cco u n t TO OUR 1923 CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB MEMBERS: PLEASE CALL AND GET YOUR CHECKS Service Progress �m SanfordDailyHerald w » n itliT M M r ir r t l »nm- One o f the most inspiring sessions of Florida Baptist Convcn tions ever held closed at DeLand Thursday, the delegates return­ Kntered aa Second Claaa Matter, Octo- ing home enthused over the results of the meeting. bar ST. 1>19, at the Poatofflce at San* It was shown in reports given at the convention that Florida ford. Florida, under act of March S, 1117. Baptists are doing a large work both in the home and foreign r . MCKBR C O IS I __ _______ Prcaldeat missionary field and that great increases will be made during the ■ O t U S D L. DRAM .... Vice-Pm Meat coming year. 1 . HOWARD RRRU.„.......... Dr. Lincoln Hulley of DeLand told of the progress being TOT Macaella Arena*. rhea* IM made by Stetson University and spoke interestingly on the Chris­ ■ t n a c n im o x ratksi tian educational program of the church. Other reports showed One Tear------ST.OO. Six Uonthe fl.SO Delivered In City by Currier per week that there are now six hundred and thirty white Baptist Sunday 18c. Weekly edition II Ter Tear schools in the state with an enrollment of fifty-nine thousand. Another interesting phase of church work discussed was BPKCIAL SOTICK: All obituary Christian Stewardship. The Southern Baptists are now engaged chum** ore mud*, win be charged tor in an intensive study o f this subject. It is estimated that memat regular advertising rates. “* — ................. . ...... bers o f this denomination have an annual income of one billion, MRMKBR THH AISOCIATRII PHRSS five hundred million dollars. If this sum were tithed it would The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to (he use for repuMlcatlun of mean one hundred and fifty million each year fo r church work. nil news dispatches credited to it or The stewardship study will no doubt result in more members not otherwise credited In this psper and also the local newe published of the church sharing their incomes with God. herein. AllHlghts of re*publicatlon of Florida is proud of her great churches and church organiza­ epeclal dispatches herein are also re­ tions. The Baptists are contributing much to the advancement served. of the state in a material way as well as a spiritual way. SATURDAY DECEMBER IS 1923 —----------o ------------4mr hr K 1? n * R m l « rrtattai C *. taatart, riw M i. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY. THE BEST GIFT:— Silver nnd gold have I none; but such as I have give 1 thee: In the name o f Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk.— Acts 3:0. ?■’: T m. ■: Baptists Studying Stewardship A Great Life Saving Fight h ffa W - Depends Upon Whose Ox is Gored INVESTMENTS Pensacola Journal Uirnc wns when the tariff was the which are on the free list under the Issue between the two bit: parties In Foribiey McCumbcr tariff law. Any downward revision of tariff this country, but it is interesting, schedules on southern products was even nmustaft, to see certain news­ papers and sets of men declare for opposed nnd a resolution was adopted favoring the repeal of the flexible pro­ h protective tariff when they hove vision o f the present tariff law* something to sell against a foreign Telegrams were sent to all South­ competition. ern Congressmen urging them to acThe Southern Tariff Association, at tively oppose any reduction in rates its fourth annual session in Chatta­ on vegetable oils and animnl fats and nooga, December 7 nnd and 8, was nt- asking them to favor a tariff policy tended by members of promtnent that maintains American standards Southern’ business men. According o f living and wages in all lines o f to propaganda literature sont out by productive industry. the assorintion “ the South is swing­ All people have been in fovor o f ing out of its tothnrgy regarding the a tariff sufficient to maintain the gov­ tariff and Is awakening to the fact ernment and it would appear thnt a that the tariff is nn economic nnd tariff high enough to bring in money not n political question” nnd the as­ enough to maintain the government sociation claims to be non-partisan. wuuld be enough to protect any A m Resolutions designed to forward the erican industry. However, it is amus­ campaign of Southern peanut grow­ ing to see the Southern newspapers ers in their tariff against a reduction trying to justify their positions in in the tariff on vegetable oils were advocating tariff of a protective napassed. It also declared in favor o f ture. . an emergency tariff act to protect The Southern Tariff Association, sesame oi lopin, and other vegetable however, is correct when it says the oils and fats, hides, long staple cto- tariff is nn economic nnd not a poli­ ton, broom corn, patnn rice nnd other tical question but Brc not all economic faint, ranch and mineral products' questions political? Saving money Is the first step toward Success—Safe Invest­ ment of Savings is the next. ‘ When you save money, you do the work; when you invest money, you make It work. Money invested at 6 percent will double itself in twelve years. The First Natlonnl Bank maintains a competent, experienced and efficient organization to advise as to investments and to execute orders. s EVERY BANKING SERVICE Checking Account, Safe Deposits, Savings, Investments, Women's Department, Real Estate, Loans, Travelers Checks, Security, Safe Keeping, Small Investments, Time Deposits! First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. V. FORSTER, President B. F ; WHITNER, Cashier The world was shpeked with the news sometime ago that one hundred thousand people had lost their lives in an earthquake in The “ Can’t Do it Boys” Japan— a catastrophe which laid waste prosperous cities in but a --------o-------few short hours. JUST W H AT YOU GIVE. Ashevillu Citizen American sympathy and American money went out to re­ By Margaret E. Songster. lieve these sufferers. Today we have in the United States the A football critic, discussing * the mistakes and ignorance of recorded This world o f ours is an even place, •Phone 493 opportunity to help our own people prevent the loss of just ns phenomenal successes o f teams time. All the progress of civiliza­ 3 Phone *198 That, like a mirror, reflects a face, tion and the world is the work o f coached by Gil Dobie, says: “ He has A s it really is— so if you will smile many lives annually in the great battle now being waged against the knack of teaching his men to those who go into their labors with Y ou will find that happiness, all the tuberculosis. play 50 per cent better football in dhe conviction thnt* they will win out. while It is estimated thnt during the past year one hundred thou­ games than they knew how in prac­ The "can’t do it” brigade is the dead­ W ill follow you—and if you must sand lives were saved from the ravages of this disease, cutting tice. His men always seem to hnve weight on the march of society. frown something in reserve to meet emergen­ Y o u ’ll see the moyth o f the world in half the annual less. The men who believe in themselves ns they arise and to create the are like Dobic's football teams in droop down! It is fortunate indeed that each and every citizen of the cies ■ breaks which enable them to win their ability to "create the breaks Just what we .give we take away, Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage « United States— everyone here in Sanford and Seminole c o u n t y - games. Both in the West nnd in which Whether it’s joy or work or play; enable them to win.” The will again have the opportunity this Christmas to help in this the East Dobie tennis hnve beaten Transferred Anywhere Any Time Whether It’s fear, or eternal youth; “ brenks of the game' ’do not come Whether it’s falsehood or gleaming fight. It takes money and plenty of it to effectually prevent the elevens counted on paper as much su­ from “ luck.” They are fronted; they Storage ^ to them.” Woodrow Wilson, are born o f the determination to ex ­ truth; spread o f tuberculosis. The activities of the National Tuberculosis perior Whether it’s gladness or pain or when he was in ihe White House, cel; they go to a team or to a man i. ■ i i i i i i s i i i B a m i n i a i i i i H i B i a i i a a i B B M i i i M R i i i i i i i ia Association arc ns follows: once told a Job-like prophet of the because they honor their paternity. dread; Whether it’s hope— or an aching head! Adequate legislation nnd further development of community outcome of n political campaign: Every man has it in him to better ■ iiia iin iB in o iia iiiiM H iu iiz B iiu iiiiiiiiiin ii Just what you plant you gather in, effort will he developed to assist iii the control o f tuberculosis and “ When I was nt Princeton, wo had a today his record of yesterday. The snying there that whenever the foot­ Are to tomorrow’s dawn is the stuff And if the harvest you take seems the promotion of public health. ball team thought it might lose a with which he can melt down the ob­ thin. You've mostly yourself to blame; the Literature nnd exhibits—as well as lectures and newspaper game, it did. The thought o f loss is stacles forged in the furnace of to­ earth publicity regarding the nature, treatment nnd prevention o f tuber­ too big a handicap to be entertained. day’s afflictions. The man who fights Myrtle Avenue nnd Fourth Street Is always ready to give you mirth! Those two quotations constitute a as bravely with his Inst breath ns culosis, will be used to inform local communities. Smile up into the morning’s face, powerful rebuke to the “ enn’ t do it" when he entered the fray finds thnt Business Phone 53!)------ JNO. \V. SNEED-------Residence Phone 319-J 1: The Modern Health Crusade— in the school will seek to train all boys, Remember— the world is nn even the men who undertake their the last brenth is in reality years place! children in correct heulth habits, thus assuring better health for work with the belief that they will nwny. The man who says, “ I enn’t — TJic Christian Herald. Pratt’s Poultry' Regulation will the next generation of American men and women. fall at It. They nrc the crown do it,’ ’ is the victim of fear, not o f ---------- o princes in the kingdoms o f fear. They inability. But for the men who Dispensaries and Consultants— for the expert diagnosis of increase your egg production What are you giving? cause more sorrow, poverty, pessim­ parnlyze themselves with fear, the tuberculosis will be used to assist physicians in the discovery of ---------- o---------NOW while prices are high. ism nnd gloom than all the diseases, miilenium would have come long ngo. early and suspected cases. Go to Church Tomorrow. Come in and discuss your poul­ --------o-------< Sanatorium and hosptal beds—Efforts wll be mnde to secure A pink wildcat was captured in tho try problems with us. We will Sanford gives cheer nnd hospitnli- the additional equipment needed to accommodate every tubercu­ Rockies. Pcrhnps it was blushing | Glimpses of Growth because ty nnd Snnford prospers! save you money on your entire it was so wild. losis patient requiring such care. I — —o-------Follow-up Care— will be urged for persons discharged from feed bill. Buying Christmas senis means sanarotia, nnd for all arrested cases, to prevent relapses and to The development program as an­ The British elections were rough. bringing happiness. . nounced by the Ilinlcuh Herald o f They threw eggs nt tho candidates, provide suitable occupation where necessary. ----------oPublic Health Nurses— with a knowledge o f tuberculosis will Hinlcuh, Fla., reveals a spirit o f pro- hut it only egged them on. MAKE YOUR LIVE STOCK MY DIVIDENDS "Snowstorm rages” headline— but gressiveness which smacks o f metro­ it's summer in Sanford. be sought for every community to aid in the discovery instruction politan'influence, and startles those People who hate hotels may enjoy and care of every tuberculosis person. familiar with such extensive opera­ learning five hotel keepers have been Dcinq an 657, Grain Ration. Is the mostreoSanford’s merchants invite you to Open Air Schools— or open window rooms will be urged for tions. .Situutcd in the heart o f an ag­ arrested in Pennsylvania. nomiral. as well as the best balanced Rhop from their carefully selected anemic children and preventoriums for children needing such ricultural district, based on rich Ev­ . hcric feed on the market. holiday stocks. erglade muck, where all varieties o f i New Yorker sues his wife for lost ----------o-------- special care. vegetables grow green in winter, and love. Values It at 8100,000. tSImuM Insanity is the defense plea offered Examination and Inspection of School Children— will be urged chickens, cattle and dairies especial­ have taken better care of it. v. ‘ by Philip E. Fo*., Isn’t that always, as the best means for finding physical'defects-at a time when ly thrive. HinTeiih'Ts founded’ Upon an ‘ '"’tho last fesort? industrially substantial foundation. they .can best be remedied. German inventor hai offered Hut in addition there is the business Annual Physical Examinations— will be urged upon all em­ France his new parachute. One way The roar o f cannon and the crack of of providing entertainment for tour­ or another. Germany will get even. rnnnaB ascn m si& vru tn n z’n n .'txa jiu u fln a D a a n B a x sa a a iia n a K a a E ia K k musketry in the south-west sound like ployers for its economic value and as a means o f health conserva­ ists in neighboring resorts. . nn approaching Mexican election. tion. Tourists witli millions to spend care ----------o--------Under the auspices of the Seminole County Federation of little for expenses, and every conceiv­ What the old-line politicians really able means of helping them to pass fear is not the 3d party but the -Id Woman’s Clubs, Christmas seals will be placed on sale all next their leisure hours and enjoy themsel­ week. Every thinking man and women will buy them. party.— Norfolk Virgininn-I’ ilot. ves has bfcun developed at Hialeah. An Christmas,will be made happier for our people who give a 18-hole golf course with velvety --------o---- — greens nnd intricate hazards relieves In moat places when a man hasn't thought for the safety and happiness of others. TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS | QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER : \ S a n fo r d F e e d S u p p ly C o . ALGRAINHORSEFEED SERVICE anything else to kick about, be knocks the weather, but here in Florida what chance has u pessimist got! --------- o---------- ----------------o --------------- A LIFE WITHOUT a purpose is n languid drifting thing; every day we ought to renew our purpose, saying to ourselves: Some people say they don't adver­ This day let me make a sound beginning, for what we have tise because they have all the busi­ hitherto done is nought.—Thomas a-Kempis. ness they can handle anyway. They are the kind o f people who are hurt­ ing Sanford's growth. My Favorite Stories By Irvin Great Britain owes the United States over four and onc-hnlf billion dollars. I f Sanford could collect her “ Speaking o f Wallace Irwin's Japshare, think o f the municipal im­ nnesee School-boy," said u San Fran­ provements we could mnke. cisco newspaper, “ reminds me o f our ------- o-------cook. My wife went into the kitchen The clinging vine woman frequently turns out to be poison ivy, as the one morning and asked our Jap what Palm Beach Post Buys, but isn't it sur­ we were going to have for breakfast. prising how often the girl with the “ ‘ Hash, my darling,' he replied, ley stare can get you into hot water? very solemnly . o-------- It is reported that three hundred motorists are snowbound in Colorado, where the snow in places is twenty feet deep. This may remind Sanford citizens that Fortune does not shine in equal proportions. ------- o-------The performance given Thursday night by the junior class of the San­ ford High school was a credit to the students taking part, to the women who trnined them, and to the city which is so fortunate as to have such stars listed among its inhabitants. ------- o-------- . •/ When a politician conies into your office, offers you u ten-cent cigar, and proceeds to rave about corrupt prac ticcs, mis-upproprlation of funds, and faithfulness to tho p>oor, < down-trodden people, and then shows you in min iitest detail how all this can lie stoppod and will be stopped when he gets t n f n i n n s o n u i a it >> 1 1 i... t ’ , I into the senute, it’s ull hokum, ’ PThat’. what it is, hokum! --------- oBy order o f State Attorney DeCottes, newspaper men are not permitted to see Aubrey Nickels, who is held incommunicado in the Bartow jail. What authority has the official to for­ bid anyone seeing u prisoner? The hiu ’ ling o f this Nickels case has soi e very peculiar features, not ut all cm: intent with accepted ideas o f justic and fair piny.—Titmpu Tribune. --------o-------* tergdoll was rightfully condemn­ ed iy the American courts for deser­ tion and Griffis (the principal defend­ ant) was actuated by patriotic mo­ tives, therefore the punishment is mnde relatively light, snys Presid­ ing Judge Kurtzmnn, of Moshack, Ger., in passing judgment on the would-be abductor o f the draft dodg. cr. That helps to prove that u man from Moshack is not always a mossback. S. Cobb "My wife explained that he had made a mistake in his English, hut he was perfectly positive that he had been taught this phrase at school. Next day he brought his song book nnd triumphantly showed her this heading: “ ‘ Hush, My Darling, Go to Sleep.'” Florida Oranges For Christmas Gifts • Ft. Myers Press A number of Florida newspapers pers. They should he used largely are again urging the gift o f Florida ')>' every one in Florida who has oranges for Christmas presents t< 'rlends or relatives to be remember­ friends and families outside the ed in other states. state. The idea is excellent from two And don’t forg et when you are exceedingly good standpoints. packing the box, or giving orders to In the first place, there is no more have it packed, to put a half dozen acceptable, suitable or healthful gift really choice grupo fruit in. for old ami young at any time, than And a word here about leaving or­ well ripened sweet Florida oranges. ders for packing and shipping or­ til the second place, Florida is producing a record crop o f oranges anges: lie careful with whom you this reason, and the wider the dis­ deal. In practically every city o f tribution o f them tho the better will he be Horida during the winter may lie the chances o f opening up markets/ found men <>r houses offering to pack i i » • t ■» fur our fruit in virgin territory. ‘ and amp choice rloriuu orunges ; The oranges grown in the state 11111' nmM>’ instances, some o f are far ahead of every other orange these have been found to be irre­ grown anywhere else, except, per- sponsible, at least to the extent o f haps in the non-essential mutter of not furnishing choice fruit. In some coloring. Tiie Florida orange con­ places it has been proven that the tains u super abundance o f the only worst of these houses or individuals two tilings for which any one buys confine their shipments to drops ami culls, sometimes taking the refuse o f an orange— juice and flavor. thi packing houses. Such fruit will The announcement from the express office that it has a box of Flor­ not stand long shipment, and even if ida oranges for you, prepaid, if you U did would be so far below the aver­ live in u distant state, will he tiie age of Florida's best fruit require­ cause o f such general and real ex­ ments to be an exceeding bad ad­ citement and pleasure, that it is a vertisement, und a disappointment pity the sender could not be there to the receiver. to Witness its receipt. There are several absolutely re­ Excellent Florida oranges can bo sponsible shippers and packers o f had this year at most reasonable holiday fruit in this city, any of prices. They are fine and firm, ripe whom you may implicitly trust. nnd sweet, ami they are good shipYou can easily find them. hundreds daily of bnresnnic mornings. The grandstands at the Hinlenh Race-track are crowded in afternoons with sportsmen, nil willing to wager on their canine judgment. The whir of the electric rabbit and the brilliant colors carried by the fleet greyhounds as they sail through the air in silvery coats, topping hurdles, do offer utt entrancing spectacle, i Rut Hialeah does not stop there. Tho Cuban game of Jai Alai, which is as popular in the Island Republic as Hull-lighting in Spain, offers a n ­ other diversion for the tourist on a sunny afternoon. For those who care to ride, the Hialeah Riding Academy has brought from Kentucky ns many gaitM and highly schooled horses as the blue grass state could provide. To keep pace with this plaything expansion, the city government has found it necessary to inaugurate a 83,000,000 municipal development pro­ gram. The improvements now under way or contracted for include the construction of 10 blockk o f sidewalks, two miles of oiled streets, a bridge and catch basin, und the erection of a 8135,000 school building. Industry is at the same time ex­ panding in equal proportions. The Htuleah Cigar Factory lias only re­ cently been completed, nnd a concrete block plant Is soon to he built. The Florida East Const, recognizing the future o f this city, has granted a railroad extension, u spur track to lie run out from Miami. A moving pic­ ture studio, housed in a new 8300,000 plant will begin operations this month. i — 7m* hark tfrindi auafd ccokIc—!/ poridtSQ you: lunch with proUftlin ^ ? l i “ v Y e s , S i r , ■ H e ’s O . K r i ' w a 1 I ■ i r One of tho m >:?t pleasant privileges in connection with our work is that of speaking a good word for men of merit whom we know well and favor­ ably. Inquiries an to the reputation and ability of individuals often come to us, and how well we Only a few more shopping months before light underwear. can answer them depends a good deal on personal acquaintance. That is just one of many reasons why a young man should keep in close touch with us as a depositor and possibly ns a credit customer We can’t remember if this is Ford's day to be president or his day to get Muscle Shoals. The annual shortage o f shopping days before Christmas is rivaled only by the shortage of paydays. Naval aviators will try to fly to the North Pole, which is the old home town of janitors. zz IS ir = £££ 1 t Engineers say tiie White House is unsafe. Just the same, prospective tenants are very numerous. In Mexico, Ileurtu wants to fight Obregon. Mexico is making her New Year’s resolution early; — ’feT- TOM SIMS SAYS While Christmas costs a married man more than n bachelor it is worth more to a married man. L=-------------- —..... .....t J = F i T w „ ' & 0 ^ The Privilege of an Account With Us Is Open to Any Honest Person ' l P e o p l e s R a n k of S a n fo r d d | t 1 Santoro h.aa,OA 1 jfj X Y ..____ - ^ P l . s �; r^ .C 'f - . -v THE 8ANF0HD DAILY SOCIAL, CLUB AND dHURCH A cnvm E s The Social Side of San HER LATEST AND BEST Baturday— Methodist Bazaar and thicken supper. Saturday— Pipe Organ Club Cnr stn>aa Bazaar In the Weiaka Build­ ingn ew e v e r y m orn in g . Every day is a fresh beginning. Every m mom m world woriu made mauc new: om is ithe You, who air* weary o f sorrow and ho Sire • .Innlno.inning Here is a beautiful hope fo r you— A hope for me and a hope for you. All the past things are past and over, Tasks are done and tears are shed, Yesterday's errors let yesterday cover; Yesterday's wounds which smarted and bled. Are healed with the healing which night has shed. Yesterday now is a part o f forever. Bound up in a sheaf, which God holds tight, With glad days, and sad days and bad days, which never Shall visit us with their bloom nnd blight, Their fullness o f sunshine nr sor­ rowful night. Let them go, since we cannot relieve them, Can not undo, and cannot atone; • God in His mercy, receive and for­ give them ;; Only the new days are our own; Today is ours and today alone. Here arc tho skies al burnished brightly. Here is the spent earth nil reborn, Here are the tired limbs springing To face tho sun and to share with the m om In the charm o f the dew and the cool o f the dawn. Every dny is a fresh beginning, Listen, my soul, to the glad refrain, And in spito o f old sorrow and older sinning, And puzzles forecasted and possi­ ble pain, Take heart with the day nnd begin again. — Susan Coolidgo. Miss Falwcll, Red Cross nurse, re­ turned to Sanford Friday after un absence of several weeks. E. M. Hunt is on a business trip to Gainesville, High Springs, Live Oak nnd Ocala, Miss Mnrian Dcitrich wns called home from Philadelphia, where she has been in training nt the Memorial hospital, by the illness of her father. Miss Jfplea Gonzalez has returned from 1OrlaiiiIo, w here-she itpent thu* past week as the guest of her jyint, Mrs. La Rue Bliss. Mrs. J. N. Tolar will hnvc as her guest during tho holidays, her uncle, L. J. Bush o f Atlnntu. Mr. Bush will arrive here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd o f Michigan, parents of S. M. Lloyd, have arrived in Sanford and will spend the winter here. They are pleasantly located nt the Wcluka. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McIntyre and family of Miami, returned tu their home Friday after u pleasant visit here us the guests of Mr. McIntyre’s sister, Mrs. J. N. Tolur, Miss Isabelle Tate of High Springs, who is attending Stetsun, was the guest o f Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe Fri­ day nnd Saturday, acting as niaidof-honor Saturday at the wedding of Miss Smythc and Mr. Edwin Wilder o f Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hubbard of Paintka are the guests nf Mrs. Hubhard's daughter und hushund, l)r. nnd Mrs. C. M. Mitchell. Mrs. Hubbard is very prominent in club nnd socinl life o f I’nlntkn and is president of the Putnam County Federation of Wo­ man’s Clugs. Miss Helen Ilecrbower o f New Jersey, who is spending the winter in Eustis, returned to her home Sat­ urday after spending several days heft) ns the guest o f Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe coming over especially to attend the marriage of Miss Smythe to Mr. Edwin Wildes o f Orlando, which was solemnized Saturday at high noon. ------------i----------------- .... MOTHERS’ CLUB. One o f the mast delightful meetings o f the Mothers’ Club o f this year was that o f Friday afternoon, when they met with Mrs. W. II. Singleton, on Palmetto Avenue. * The home was decorated with poinsettias, ferns, Christians wreaths and hells, suggestive o f the approach of the Christmas season. A short business session was held, presided over by the president, Mrs. Georgu Paxton. During this time it was derided to arrange the members in alphabetical order and each mem­ ber entertain as her turn came. Spe­ cial stress was laid on the next meet­ ing, the second Friday in February, with Mrs. Frank Adams, at which time the election o f officers will take place. At the conclusion o f business u “ rose contest" ulTnrdcd much merri­ ment. The first prize a French pow­ der puff and box, was won by Mrs. J. 0 . Bennett; second prize, n silver bail vase, went to Mra. Bradbury. Mrs. Sam Bradford won the third prize, n box o f hand-made handkerchiefs. Mrs. Singleton served chicken sal­ ad, saltincs, olives and hot chocolate as retreshments. The members present were Mrs. Saiii Bradford, Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. Telford, Mrs. Robert Graven" stein, Mrs. George Paxton, Mrs. Volie Williams, Mrs. Orin Stenstrom, Mrs. Singleton, Mrs. Fuircloth, Mri. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Mary Louise Leonardy und Mrs. M. Minorek. SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1923 I'ARENT-TEACHERS’ MEETING. MRS. FRED DAIGER Society EditorResidence Phone 217-W WOMAN’S CLUB WILL STUDY-CITY GOVERNMENT AT NEXT MEETING m -1•^ vi1 GENEVA BAZAAR A BICCEM The community bazaar at Geneva The Southslda Primary ‘T arcntFriday night was a big. success, ac­ Tenchera' Association" met in the school building Thursday afternoon, cording to those attending. Mr. ami with 40 members present. Mrs. Nickel Mrs. David Speer, Mfiu CatboriM presided over the meeting. Matthews, Miss Elizabeth splendid prograran -being given, this Mr. Henry W lyhl, Editor. Frank Weeks and Mr. C a m way, wafa The first grade, having the great­ The January business meeting will year. Each program not only gives among the Sanford people motoring est number o f mothers present, won an nbundance o f pleasure, but adds, be devoted to a study o f our city g ov ­ the pennant for the coming month. out fo r the occasion. Mrs. Talar, president, also, much to the musical education The officers o f this branch nre: ernment, o f those privileged .to hear. Chairman, Mrs. Henry Nickel; Vice- urge3 every club woman to be pres­ ENTERTAINS COMMITTER. Another program o f unusual inter­ Chairman, Mrs. Hickson; Secretnry- ent to hear M rs.' John Leonard!, Friday afternoon, Rrp* F* B. -Bou­ est and. charm was given at the' reg­ whom she has chosen to present this Treasuror, Mra. Gwynn Fox. rnill at entertained at- a bridge and ular monthly, meeting o f this depart­ Tho following committees were ap­ mbst Important subject. The” busi­ ment, Wednesday afternoon, in the sewing party at her home on Pulmetpointed by tho chairman: Planting, ness of this date will be made as club Auditorium. From the begin­ to Avenue, the guests including iota* brief as possible and most of the a f­ Mcsdamcn Earl, Rotx-bro and Sharon.' of the members o f the. committee of Playground, Mesdames Deua, Powers, ternoon will bp given to the speaker, ning, When Mrs. Julius Takach read the A ll. Souls Church. nnd Crawford. Child Welfare, Mcs- who will welcome questions, and will an interesting article by Thurlow The rooms where the tables w ort dumes Taylor, Sundquist and Thorn- be prepared to explain any point Lieu ranee un his Indian Transcrip­ arranged were bright with vases o f ley, Pcnnnnt, Mesdames Coleman and which muy not segm clear to her tions, through her charming-group o f red roses, poinsettias and other sug­ audience. Members . nre urged to Indinn songs, the beautiful choruses Diggers. Press, Mrs. M. Minarik. gestions of Christmas. Tho grado mothers are: Mesdames plan to be at the club house at 3 p. down through the entertaining and When scores were counted after a enlightening papers on Negro folk Adams, Talbot, Ilort, Pope, Dicken­ m., January 2. spirited game of bridge the prise fo r music and through each o f tho fo l­ son, Wells, Wilson, Ncthwin. iJecourAs the new year comes in, it is high score, a hand embroidered guest scy, Bell and Pope. to bo hoped that we mny be able tu lowing numbers, the program was towel, was awarded. Mrs. Harry All committees have gone to work get and keep in touch und also in intensely interesting and enjoynble Walsh. ami hope to have some interesting re­ step with the bronder state-wide and received hearty applause. The I.ate in the afternoon, Mrs, Rouports soon. movements towards progress in ed­ prugrum follows: millat served a dainty ice course,. (a I “ Tho Reason for My Indian An interesting program was given ucation, health nnd conservation, ns The guest list included Mrs. Britt, (LJcwrance), Mrs. Mrs. George Fellows, Mrs. John by tho fourth grade, under the di­ well ns tiie other departments o f Fed­ Transcription eration work. We have a fine club Julius Takach. rection o f Miss Edna Chittenden. Cchirard, Mrs. S. It. Bennett, Hong Group by Thurlow IJeurnnce: Arnukn Takach, Mrs. Mary. Louisa Mrs, Arrington gave s»mu very in­ but until there is a more general in­ “ By the Waters of Minnetonka." teresting suggestions to be worked terest In all for which Florida club Leonardy, Mrs. Junie Roumlllat, Mrs, "The Dying Moon Flower." _ later. _ ! women are striving, wo are not out a little Alice Peters, Mrs. John McNamara, "From an Indian Villnge.’ A motion carried to take voluntary p a r i n g to our responsibilities, and Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Andreur Ma­ “ ’The Rose on the Grave.” Mrs. honey, Mrs. w . W. Potter, Mra. contributions to bo used for the puris certain that we arc not nearly chase o f pluyground equipment. This our*clves ° f our privileges, Julius Takach. Charles Britt, Mrs. Craig Thompson, Chorus, “ Pnkoblc— the Rose"— Mrs. S. A. Berner, nnd Mrs. HariV will bo gladly received by the treasur- « e nil are hoping tho state federaer from any one nt any time, as this li°n headquarters mny be located Liewrancc. \julah. Music Department Chonis— Mrs. is u rtew building und the children nre here; at any rate wc nre sure of greatly in need of something to play |The Bulletin being published In San- D. P. Drummond, accompanist. ford, mid we will huvo unusual op­ (b) Pnper— Negro Folk Music— with und shade in which to piny. portunities through this, of knowing Mrs. A. M. Philips. The Source o f Negro Folk Songs, all Federation news while it is still FRATERNITY GAVE DANCE. f 1call and newsy ,nnd mure than oc­ read by .Mrs. Henry Wight. Friday night the Phi Kappa Delta casional glances ut the doings of Solo, "Deep River,” Wm. Arms Fraternity of John II. Stetson Uni­ other states. Fisher—Mrs. W. R. Leake, Mrs., Tukversity gave ita twenty-sixth annual Mrs. C. Hirschi attended the ParentIn North Dakota, instead o f "Our cch, accompanist. reception and dunce, at the Commer­ Solo, "Greatest Miracle o f A ll"— Teacher Association in Sanfora last State, Know It," the women have cial danco hall. Tuesday. More of tho mothers are adopted ns a slogan, "Our State, David W. Guion— Mrs. Takach. The danco hall was very beauti­ Serve It," but they were not ready [ Chonis, “ Mary and Martha”" Am er­ urged tu ba present. Many o f Um fully decorated, the use of the fra­ to serve until they had first made ican Slave Song— Music Depnrtment residents here qro still Ul with bad ternity colors being the scheme, and the effort to know. Chorus, Mrs. Drummond, nccompun- colds! Mrs. Wostordick Is" just able to be around again, blue und white draping, artistically It would be a wonderful thing if ist. This is the latest and favorite portrait of the Viscountess Mr. and Mrs. Krimling nnd sons of arranged hung from the wuljs, nnd Solo, "Hurd Trials" Spiritual— Monroe, were callers oa friends in from (he pendant lights, suspended we could nil work together to rnnku (Arr.) II. T. Burleigh. Curzun, American wife o f the Viscount Curzon, British statesvigwed from tho celling. Booths also were tho Sanforll Wmnan'n Club 101) per “ Little Pickaninny Kid"— David W. pian. They were married in 1DIG. On* decorated with the blue and white o f cent efficient in PJ2J, nnd the first Guion—Mrs. J. M. Colciough, Mrs. place to begin is Attendance. The ^ ....... the fraternity. departments feel the need o f this, Hchccle Mnines, accompanist. friut and oranges. Punch was served during the eve­ and the president stresses her own Piano Solo, "Turkey in the Straw," Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and friends, ning (Arr. by) Guion— Mrs. Schclle embarrassment at the small percent­ o f Orlando ,wore calling at the home , Thu Phi Kappa Delta fraternity age present nt business meetings. No Mnines,. of their old Iricnds, Mr. and Mra, Solo, "I Want to be Ready," Spirit­ Hirschi last Sunday. wns thehost to nhout 500 chairman no of liter can give o f her y■ ual (Arr.) Burleigh— Mrs. Herbert people Friday night, all of whom en­ best, in tho face of lux Interest. Rev. Wahlberg preached at the joyed the occnsion. Lutheran Church last Sunday and The Literature Department, under Russell, Mrs. Mnines, accompanist. "Wild Flowers of Music"— Watson wus a guest at theo home of Mr. and The dnnee begun ut 10 o’clock nnd the Icndciship o f Mrs. John Leonard!, Mrs. Alfred Fricson.' They also at­ continued until 1 o ’clock. A program Thursday enjoyed n very pleasant — rend by Mrs. W. Gwynn Fox. was Solo, "By and By," Spiritual (A rr.) tended the Union Sunday School at the dance wns arranged. hour. Mrs. l.eonnrdi hud secured and Presbyterian Church. Seven members of the Sigma Al copies of n dramatization of Law­ Burleigh. Some of These* Days," Spiritual— Mali nnon at the' I’Veshy'tcrbin"Ch urchjbluo, and other accessories were also phn Epsilon fraternity chapter nt rence McDonald Ahlcn’s well known Mr. Clark preached an unusually Dr. E. I). Brownlee, officiating, using in matching tones of grey. Her flow- Gainesville, were present nt this oc­ Christmas strfry, "W hy the Chimes (Arr.) Guinn— Mrs. A. M. Philips, fine sermon taking his theme from Paul on “ the Grace o f God." Ho will the impressive ring ceremony. ers were a shower bouquet of bride s casion. Rang." Mrs. L. R. Philips had per­ Mrs. Mnines, nccompanist. “ . . 1 , * ... , roses. Her only ornament was a Trio, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.” lie .vith us again next Sunday at the Pmk and green, the wedding colors alH„ g o f pearls, the gift of the groom, Four special dances were arranged: sonally known Mr. Altlen nnd visited Slave Song— Mesdames Henley, regular time, 2.30 p. m. in tho home of his mother, Mrs. Westwere most artistically used in decor|mmu)|luloiy ___ following cere___ Phi the Kappa Special, S. A. E., Stray Mins Eunice Tyner spent Sunday at over Alden, better known to readers Is-ake, Maines— Mrs, ‘ Drummond, ac­ nting. The church was bunked solid mony,. the happy ..couple left Ter a [Greek Special and, ^lumni Special, thu home nf her DarnU, Mr. and Mra. with putted palms and, tho, choDJ loft trip to points o f interest on the E ast1 Jee cream arid cake were served. uf 20 years.ago .as. ',‘ Pgnsy,"..,«nd companist. ’ The program Wfts int-hnrge o f ’ Mrs. T." 0 .‘ Tyiicr. Sne camd' hbre from covered with asparagus ferns, studied Coast and Cuba, and upon their re­ gave some reminiscences of his boy­ Julius Takach and Mrs. A. M. Philips. Windermere where they are having a with pink radiance roses. On the turn will be ut home to their friends hood. During the short business meeting ve^y busy season, packing orange*. altar were lighted with tapers in nt the Amherst Apartments, Orlando. .Mrs. Leonard!, in introducing the preceding the program, it was de*- She came with Mr. Magnuson who crystal holders and at either end with pluy, asked Mrs. Philips to give thu The bride is the lovely daughter of spent the day at the home of his sis­ silver vases filled with exquisite roses Mrs. Clrarlci Campbell, and is very settings and descriptions on which'"so I .ob!!L‘rv* Ml,cUow" l‘ Memo; ter. Mrs. J. E. Lundquist, nnd attendund ferns, formed a lovely setting j in social circles. She attend much o f the success o f this little play p l n yI l ^ 1 , b , ob*ervcd“ 5Suonal J d the morning service with her at tbs Farmers are about to, finish the full depends. The characters were ably for the bridal party. The entire ooi- wj stetson University nnd is a memchurch. It'was also decided to give a "M ys lettuce crop in this section. The flee was encircled with feather bum- vjer „ f th„ Kappa Delta Sorority, ami handled as follows: Mrs. Susie Holt and daughter, Mary, tery Tea" following the MncDowell t_____ r ______ ___________ ____(______ w____________ .Junuury lettuce is growing nicely, and boo and potted plants. _ , if _! possesses an oxceptionul grnciousness Holgcr— Ms. John Lconardi. are staying at present at Paola where program .Jnnuury It, 1023, which will B efore'the arrival o f the wedding anJTchnVm" if man'ner wiiich has ninth? Ithe celery is looking fine, with some Steen— Mrs, S. P. Arrington. 1 _______________ i n H K n rSain m o f < .1 11 ___ .1... m in ilir l a V .m ifil IcU fttiV flllt 111 be the next regular program in their mother hus work in the atora, j,er -------------u favorite with a. Ihosti off friends. pnrty, nn appropriate program __ of .... -------------------------------- almost ready to hourd. Escarole is Bertel— Mrs. S. O. Schinhulser. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer LundquUt and set and starting off well, charge of Mrs. Edward Higgins nnd nuptial music wns rendered__by M is.; And it is with sincereu regret that her An Old WonAn—Miss Ida M. Grey. daughter, Virginia, were among tho*# Mrs. Schclle Maines. Much interest away from SnnA big fish fry was enjoyed Friday At the close of the reading Mrs. wus shown in this program nnd "tea " In the motorcade from Sanford, going m^Ill night ill ut lilt' the Wekivn lU River. TL’I. F Fish, cofknown in busi- fee, pickles, etc., were enjoyed. Those Leonard! asked tho department to nnd Mrs. E. M. Galloway and Mrs. to visit thu ferneries at Pterion. Flq. __........._ . . and is a niem- present were the Misses Edna and join tho. Music Department in the Henry Wight have each engaged a They njoyed the sight very mufn but found the roads pretty rough. It is liridnl chorus from Lohengrin wus |)cr „ f one of Florida’s oldest and Eliznbtlt StUes, Nanny and Agnes main uuaitoriunt for the purpose of table for the lultcr. said thut Mr. Horn! has started a fer­ used us processional while "Mendel-j most prominent families. He is en- Brooks, Olga Carlson, Josephine u social hour together. Delicious re­ At thu close o f the program, the in the automobile business. _ Wynn, Flora Douglus, Roberta Lans- freshments were served nnd both de­ Music Department and visitors re­ nery this summer not far from tha ssohn's Wcddin --------- March was used ns .gaged .. • recessional. The large number of friendij of ing, Mrs. C. G. Bell, Messrs. Collie partments voted u delightful after­ ceived n delightful surprise, when the Country Club. Acting ns mnid of honor was Miss; Mr. and Mrs. Wilder will join In wish- Riggers, Ed. Miller, Ed. Bender, Hush noon. Literature Department served delici­ and Nathaniel Stafford, Joe Ludwick, Isabellc Tate, who wus attired in u ing them every future happiness. MUSIC DEPARTMENT. ous scolloped oysters, saltincs, nnd beautiful colonial costume of pompnAmong the out-of-town guests Gus Schmids, Adelbert and Sylvester The Music Department of the Wo­ hot coffee, a churning courtesy great­ J ' ' ’ . . . . . . . . . . . . * *'*r| , Krumhriiig, Cecil Bales, Walter Price, dousTuffetu, with trimming o f black.! were: Miss Lclin Wilder, of Orlando, man’s Club is winning Inurels by the ly appreciated. Her hat was a small poke model o f ’ sister of tho groom; Mr. and Mra. H. Ernest Carlson and Clint Shelby. . . . ■. • jff J _ . „ _ , . . I ■ ... 1 ,.1 1 I . . I li t, ^ I 1 . Vjr. 'Mi / t ! .. ,1 Mr. und Mrs. Homage, o f Winter gold luce with crown of turquoise blue J.,,Wilder, of Orlando, brother* of tho ponne velvet, nnd she curried nn arm groom; Air. nml Mrs. A. It. Dougins, Haven, nre visiting relatives here. Orlando; Misses Mary Giddings and Superintendent Lawton wns a cull­ bouquet of pink Russell roses. Mr. Wilder wus attended by Mr. Joe Midlic Sleight, Orlando; Mr. Clarence er ut the school Tuesday afternoon, The best Tire your Car cv «f Mr. _ Kenneth on route from the state Baptist con­ Register, of Jacksonville, ns best nyin. Culbridgc, Orlando; Mr. Lake has our deepest symThe ushers were Jack Uranhum, of Guernsey, Mr. Adolphus Kean, Or­ vention at DcLand. There will be a chicken pcrlieu sup­ had was a “ FIRESTONE” lando; Mra. Hugh Futch, St. Peters­ Orlando, nnd Mux Stewart. George Bruce, of Tnrbor, (!»., is the per at Moore's Station Church Friday on thy. We trust his little daughter burg; Mrs. Jessie Thomas, St. PetersTho bride, who entered with her guest o f friends nnd relatives. evening, Dec. 14. Supper will he will soon bo un again. Mr. Homer Toole of Cross City is FIRESTONE guarantees brother, Mr. Albert Smythe. by whom bug; Mis Helen Beerbower, Eustis; Mr. and Mrs. Ward, of Tennessee, you served from 0 to 8 o’clock, with u visiting his mother at tho camps. she wus given in marriage, was n Mrs. T. W. Spicer, Leesburg; Misses are visiting here. program afterward. Proceeds will mciure 01 Kirimi in a ; Olgu Bower. Hazel Overstreet, Marie most miles per Dollar Mr. Johnny Toole has returned licture of girlish loveliness Mrs. Wil Zanphier, of Chicago, is go toward the fund now being made from Perry, Fla. Tuesdny where he’s handsome time-piece model of grey Anderson Sara Warren Easterly uml the guest of A. Christian nnd family. up for the Christman tree. crane satin dc luxe, the short coat I Iris Buttle, ot Stetson University. CHRISTMAS GIFT—Red Tube* been visiting his people. Mr. und Mrs. Nupolcon Harold nnd Mr. U. E. Williams made u flying Mrs .Mary Symes bus arrived for and a Tire C h a n g er Free with family have moved to DcLand, where the Winter Iron: her home in McHuin, trip to Jacksonville Saturday night Mr. Harold is engaged in business. RETURNS FROM TOUR business and returned Sunduy. D. A. R. BENEFIT CARD PARTY. all Cord Tires. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stafford were at Mich.; she was accompanied by her onMrs. Returning from her first concert G. L. Morris, Mrs. Erbe, Mrs. cousins, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Higgins, The lovely country home of Mrs. DeLeon Springs last Sunday. engagement outside American bord­ W. I.. Martin, Miss Mary Buie snout A. M. DcForreat, was the scent? of ers, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Black und fam­ o f Lansing, Mich. They ure staying Miss Jean Knowlton, soprano and one or the prettiest parties given this head o f the Voice Department o f Rol­ ily and Miss Ruby Clark spent Sunday at the B. A. Howard home nt Rut­ Tuesday in Orlundo Christmas shop­ ledge, on South Sanford avenue. Mrs. ping. season Friday afternoon, when the lins Conservatory of Music, spoke en­ at Enterprise. Mr. J. M. Lemoine nnd sons Ralph Phone 518----- ---------— Sanford Mrs. E. F. Kaisermann has return­ B. A. Howard, of Okeechobee, was members of the Sail it* Harrison Chap­ thusiastically o f the reception she re­ with them for a few days since their and Jerome also Mr. E. lialfo spent ter, N «S „ 1). A. I t , gave n subscrip­ ceived, both professionally and social­ ed home from Cleveland, where she arrival. Sunduy in Suit ford. tion,bridge party, to raise funds for ly in Havana Cuba, where she sang was culled by the death o f her moth­ Relieved Boy’s Cough. We are sorry to loose our friends er, Mrs. Roily. Mr. and Mrs. Helm, of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. I), Goggins, but ho has the Ribaut Memorial. There were under the utnpicea of the Woman’s Mrs. I* Van Belle, Pendroy, Mont., Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs nnd Mrs.i wore guests o f Mr. und Mrs. C. E. nine tables of players. ( ’lull ut the Havana Conservatory of accented a position with the King writes, "1 like your Cough Medicine Buchanan nttended the Teachers’ AsChorpcnintr Sunday. Mr. Helm is U|f The spacious rooms of tills colon­ .Music. Mrs. Christine lluywurd, di'.umber Co., nt Wood Meire, Flu. ial home were bountifully decorated rector of the Rollins Conservatory, sociatiou meeting at Geneva Sntur- statu officer o f the order of Odd Mr. Nolan Fore, Mrs. Hodges, Mr. very well. My little boy, 0 years old, Fellows. . ... . with feathery bamboo, potted palms acted ns. Miss Kr.nwllon’s ucompanist. >‘•“ Y; and, Mrs, Roberts were visiting Mr. had a very bad cough and after using Miss Georgia Johnson, of Daytona, and Mrs. J. A. Marsh Sunday. and ferns. Vivid-hued poinsettius and*both artists are highly pleased | Mrs. Lake of Louisville, is expectFOLEY’S HONEY AND T A R COM­ with their visit to tho Island Republic. .« * Jhere soon to Spend the winter. was a guest recently o f her sister, | Mr. A. D. Jurncy had the pleasure were also used to advantage. For Tho social columns of tho Havana! Mr. Elder, ..f Sanford, who owns Mrs. J. W. Corley, at her homo un of motoring the ladies to the Milano POUND he secured ’ relief," Greeting the guests upon arrival Morning IVit carried the following: inhout dO acre.* o f kind in this ace- Cameron avenue, rough.), colds und hoar .snosa them la Theatre. Those that went in were Mrs. were Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. W. E. note in n recent-issue: "Miss Jean « « n f has purchased 10 more acres adThomas Vnndcrhecn, of Pine Cas­ It. D. Sedwlck, Mrs. 1). K. Terry, no better remedy on the market to­ Watson and Mr.;.A. M. DcForreat, Konwlton and Mrs. Christine liny- l * ™ * hi"‘ farm rrom Mr. Harwood, tle, was here looking over tho celery Mrs. A. i>. Jurncy, Mrs. J. A. Marsh day than FOLEY'S HONEY AND The guests were shown to the places ward, o f Winter Park, Flu., are re- of ? rV fields recently. He is a former resi­ and Miss Katie Summerville. TA R COMPOUND. It has stood tho by Mrs. John Lconardi. ccivlng many courtesies during th eir' divide the fr',111* of hi?i farm into city dent o f Kalamazoo, &{ich. Mr. VmiMr. J. J. Wood and family o f St. . . derbeen says our celery is wonderful­ Stephens, S. C.. are visiting their test o f time, serving three generaCunning little golden pumpkins slay at Havana, Mr, ami Mrs. E. II. 'ots ®nt* B- Johnson has cleared, tiled and ly fine. marked the places of the players and Rnpaljc entertained at a dinner Sat- . He is growing celery ut daughter, Mrs. Ed. Bass will be with tion3. Get thu genuine; refuse tubscores kept on puds designed with unlay evening in compliment to them, improved a 10-acre tract o f land ad- Pino Castle this season. them during the holidays. , stitutes.— Adv. mid yesterday they were guests t,t joining IMrtow Mann s farm, Mr. II. D. Monroe spent Sunday \ _____________ ihe 1). A. It. insignia. The afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hasty und n 'V Lake Monroe school will close was pleasantly spent with bridge and Mr. nml Mrs. William P. Field at u ' children, o f Orlando, Were visiting in Deland with his tamily. M. uml Mrs. Thompson entertained when scores were counted the prize tea dance nt the Country Club. Mr. f " 1* tho holidays I-rainy nfernoon, relatives here Sunday. and Mrs. Author Beeler, o f Villa *,oc- -1 , with a Christmas tree. An for top score, an embroidered sheet, Flora Mnrianao, were hosts at a ,lhi- “ ITrupnate program will also be g vMr. und Mrs. Edward Stowe and ° f ‘ helr. frIonds :it a dttncu w:ib won by Mrs. Forrest I-nke. .......................... ast night. Vn*. and patrons are cordially nor given in their honor *1;......... .. . , Friends . S ? s t , ‘ l?fU‘c tCv Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cannon and Second prize, lingerie, went to Mrs. Miss Knowlton and Mr.i, Hayward ' MV,_ u( U ' " u " " M o. Morris attuned the Teachers’ Mr. Kennedy, o f Chicago, repre­ avem.e Sundae' Deane Turner. In cutting for tho will give u concert in the Conserva­ .. . ' „ , meeting Saturday at Geneva. •o-isolation, a pottery hanging bas­ tory of Music nt 5:00 o'clock this a f­ sentative of the Glen St. Mary Nur Miss Elizabeth Garreson, a student Hr. Hill Brooks and Miss Lilllo ket, Mrs. A. P. Connelly was the for­ ternoon under the auspices o f thu sery, is making the rounds of this at Stetson University, vtaitvil her Itrumtnn wen* quitely marrh*tl ut the section, soling trees nnd flowers. Woman's Club. They will leave to­ tunate one. parents on Richmond avenue. last;,„iirt hon e Friday. We wish them Miss Berta Thompson, o f Atlanta, morrow for Florida." week-end. She was accompanied by a long and happy married life, BOYS SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS tho Mioses Exio ’ he guest of her sister, Mrs. Wren and Zelnm Farr. Joy of lifr seems to me to arts;* The class o f 12-yt-nr-uid boys o f this McGuinn presented the chapter with Mr. and Mrs. George liulmas, Mrs. Tuo Scotchmen, were adrift on a a large angel food cake, beautifully from st sense of being where one be- Pirst Baptist Sunday School, after Hi-iuy Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert _ , .. ... .. having won in the cmcicney contest, raft in a stormy scaJ Angus knelt ?IUbossed in sweet peas. The guests longi, of, iIx-iii# Rutnms and little duughtur, Mr. ami Bmr square with the wa3 vcrv delightfully entertained taking chances on tiiis. • tho dlucon diacon- “Ihe w ^ a “Thuw da7evening ^by“ th e ! *Ir?* Edward BalnmtT and' Darwju and begun to pray, life we have chosen. All the Following the awarding of the prizes rslmr sedu-! H‘dnms I'ickiuced ut Deep Creek in, “ O, Lord," he /said, "I ken I’ve JilU" |wide-awake " l u v H w a a c class u e n a or 13-year-old boys. IA * *1 refreshments consisting of stuffed tented people I know are trying sedu broken nmiet o' Thy commandments. lously to be something they, nre not, t. Wheu it comes to planning a good j » « ? " , ’ pear salad, saltincs, salted nuts and coffer? were served by Mrs. W. E, to do something they can not do.— 'mates are right there. nnd U. IL Squire took a trip to th e -but " Im *ParCtl «V* “ m*» 1 Prom Watson. Mrs. R. E. Tolar, .Mrs. Ray­ David Grayson, After several exciting contests and i Thus villa bridge this week and |lae— 711 E. Washington Street mond Key nnd Mrs. John Leonard!. games, thu boys gut liens) around the brought back eoinc fine fish. . Or Ith E. Church Street The afternoon was one o f except­ . l i t : i i i,]fiL U W K II) t H i n p-fire p -M iv ****** *” ii^ osticks v u -n -i u n u ■ * '» * n % - A^fcani --------------------------------------- -'* Here Andrew interrupted with, "I& 'cam with long and roast-!t o f mules belonging to Char-[thought they had been poisoned, but ional enjoyment to the guests and a idi-d they hud eaten commit mesel owur far, Angus,I 'I a PPh», weiners uml marshmallows.' lc* Whitner died very mysteriously later it was deck! ORLANDO neat sum was realized far thu Ribaut . , . K 1After several yells thu purty was end- at his furni near t a mo run City a some bran imison mixture prepared I think c I see land. ( ed. short time ago. A t first it was for cut worms. Memorial fund. I UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE MISS LUCY BYRD SMYTHE WEDS MR. EDWIN WILDER AT NOON TODAY LAKE MONROE l m OSCEOLA ITEMS RAY BROTHERS c A N A R 1 E S c A G E S G O L D F I S H R. S. Brown m u P A R R O T S I �BIG GAMES SCHEDULED.r , GAINESVILE. Dee. IB.—The Flor Ida Alligator will not want for suit- new REGULAR meal* •vrved it Thi SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME MAY MEET CARPENTIER G O N ZALES GROCERY &p8$§ H IALEAH' Miami's Fastest Growing Suburban City I BOXING CARD. JACKSONVILLE, lies. 15— Fenrless Ferns o f Atlanta vs. Jackie Carr Io f Detroit, und Young Ketchell o f Louisville, Ky., vs. Rattling Benson of Atlynntn will head the boxing card Monday night at the Duval county armory, to bo staged under auspices o f the Florida National Guard. The usual six nnd four-round preliminar­ ies wil precede the t\vo ten-round a f­ fairs. Negotiations are under way for a Gene Tunnoy-Georges Oarpentier light in New York soon, ns a result of the form er’s victory over H arry Greb, in Madison Square Garden. Tunney retained his light heavyweight title of America over the middehveight title holder. Photo shows Greb missing n straight left in the 13th round o f the 15-ruund Bcrap. “ARK” NEWTON’S NAME WILL GO DOWN IN 1923 FOOTBALL HISTORY W INTER PARK, Doc. 15-F innl arrangements for the trip to Havana, Cuba, for tho Roilins-University o f Havana football game have been com­ pleted. The steamer will leave for the Cuban capitn! Thursday Dec. 20. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company has generously given the team anti all those who earo to go with it n special rate from Winter Park to "A rk ” Newton, University o f P ort Tampa of one fare. The Pen­ insular ami Occidental Steamship Florida, stnr in football, track nnd Company has made a special rate Imsohall, had the honor of kicking o f half-fare from Port Tampa to the longest play-kick field goal in Havana and return. This inducement the oast football season, according hns persuuded many students nnd to Park II. Davis, football statis­ alumni to accompany the team to the tician, fo r the New York Herald. He booted n placement kick over the gam e. goal post crossbar 57 yards dis­ All arrangements for the stay in tant. (ll lv W11, the third longest kick It was Havana Have been taken enre of by „'f t'imt kind in the history of tho tho college. The team will arrive in ! j,nrno FLORIDA-VIRGINIA MATCHED. GAINESVILLE, Dec. 15.— A boxing meet between the Universities o f Florida and Virgin in is being arrang­ ed by James L. White, director o f ath­ letics, it is announced. The exact date has not yet been determined, but the meet probably will be held nt Char­ lottesville, Vn., about the middle o f February. At lenst five 'Gators will moke the trip, probably inetuding Stewart, Williams, Middleknuff nnd Pomeroy, four o f the leading glove ar­ tists of Florida. BICYCLE DAY. GAIN ESVVILLE.IJcc. 15.— Hicyclo Day wil bo observed at the University track, Murphree Field, Saturday. Events will include n parade, race's and a contest for the best decorated bicycle. Brizes have been offered for The the University o f Florida is plny- winners in the various classes. affair has been arranged by Dr. It. ing Wake Forest. The stnr atten­ (J. Manchester, physical director of tion of the Florida team is R. D. the University of Florida. Newton, a punting howitzer, who GOLF COURSE PLANNED. ran send a ball 75 yards through KEY WEST, Dec. 14.—Concentra­ Florida is slightly outthe air. playing Wake Forest but cannot tion on the construction of a nine-hole g olf course for Key West has been score. decided upon by the Board o f Public “ The second period opens. Flor­ ida makes a fair catch of n Wake Works. It had been previously plan­ Forest punt and Newton* (tens forth ned to go ahead with work on an 1Hto essay a place kick for the goal. hole course, but under the new plans The ball is put down 57 yards dis­ nine holes will be rushed to comple­ tant from tho cross bar. Neverthe­ tion, after which the other nine will less, the throng, knowing that they be given attention. are watching a , .phenomenal. livid. w o r k t o b e g in ' s o o n : ’ 1 are unit rat* 1n 'thidr ex­ LAKELAND, Dec. 14,— Construc­ ' ‘ pectations. Carefully pointing nnd pc inclining tip* ball, Newton stcos tion work on the last nine holes o f the bark nnd signals. Down goes the Lakeland Country club’s eighteen* halt, forward leaps Wake Forest hole course will he started early in and Newton kicks. The ball spins January. Completion of this section in the air high above the opposing will give the club what is said to be players, and spins its lunf trajec­ one of the spor.ticst golf courses in tory. The players turn and watch Florida. Thu nine now in use was its flight. Between the uprights it completed last year and wus opened goes safely above tho cross bar for play October 30. The new dull and the third longest goal from house is well, adapted for its pur­ placement in the history o f the Am­ poses and is proving one o f tho most popular places in Polk county'. erican game has been scored." 06-Yard I’ ant. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. In addition to the above lienor it JACKSON Y’ VILLK, Dee. 14.— Tho is not improbable that Newton also ninth annual state championship ten­ tookfirst honors in distance gain- nis tournament will be held here next punt. This Saturday morning on the courts in ledthrough a singh cd through a single punt. The Springfield Park. Players are al­ ready in training for the matches, and the final call has broadcast for those who wish to compete to ■send in their notification of entry not later than Friday night, the 11th. Winners in the tournament will be eligible to en­ ter the national championship meet next year. Florida Flash Makes Place Kick of 57 Yards In Wake Forest Game And Is Credited With A 96-Yard Punt Against Mississippi Aggies fa re there will bo n government tax to be paid at Port Tampa of $3 a per­ son. The hotels in Havana have o f­ fered exceptionally low rates for both the team and the people who g o with them. A crowd of nt least 100 students nnd lumni is expected to accompany tho tenm aside from the numerous excursionists who will take advantage of the special rates offered for the trip. The Rollins eleven are rounding into shape for the game fast. The players have been practicing again fo r the past week to make themselves thoroughly familiar with all thier plays and signals. The Cuban team this year is by far the best that has been turned out in years. Havana hns advantage o\er Rollins in weight b y at least 10 pounds to the man. The game on Christmas day gives promise o f being one of the hardest contests the Tars have gone into this season. of LARGE BOX ......................... ........... ...$3.00 1-2 B O X ..............:.......... :........................ $1.75 FAMILY SIZE .............................. $1.00 The girls’ basket ball quintet of Sanford High received a close defeat at the hands o f the DeLand girls’ Friday night in the latter’s court at DeLand. The local quintet felt keenly the absence o f Miss Mildred Holly, their stellar forward, who hns had a lot to do with the winning o f Snnford High's basketbull victories. Miss Holly was not able to be in Friday night's game. The Sanford girls played n hard game but the “ Allien City,r girls seem­ ed to have the edge over them. The first half was of a rather dreary nnture and ended with DeLand on the b ig end o f a 1G to 0 score. both teams were suddenly revived when the whistle blew for the be­ ginning o f the second hnlf ns they opened up with some beautiful basket work. Snnford come very near in this final period to tieing and benting DeLand, but the rally was not enough, and the whistle blew with the s.’ore 21 to 17 in the DcLniul girls’ favor. Among hte local girls playing n first rate game, the Misses Spencer, Echols and Cnrraway must be men­ tioned. Their work was a great fnctor in bringing the score up during the Inst minutes of piny nnd saving Sanford High from suffering n much worse defeat. Miss Sara Martin ilaycd a wonderful garqe as usual nt umplng center. Two substitutes who showed up well in tho locals lineup were the Misses Symcs nnd Kinlnw who showed that they knew the game from bottom to top. Final Preparations Are Preparations Are Made Big Game At Havana LaBellc—Construction Pheonix, (ingle meals, by the da; bridge under way on road ,to- Palm 'Bids will be received at the office Beach. or week. Try them. Advertisement able prey daring the football season o f 1024, according to present schedule o f the superintendent o f Public In­ indications. Four strong dpponents struction tintil 10 o'clock A. M , De­ already have been ticketed for games. cember 18th, 1023, for the furnishing Athletic Director White brought word back from the Southern Intercollegi­ o f materials and labor for the partial ate Conference nrcet at Maryland that finishing o f basement o f High School he hud arranged for another clash Addition, 8anford, Seminole County, For Christmas. We pack and ship. All fruit from oar with Georgia Tech, for next year, to own groves. ‘ in accordance with the plana and go on the schedule with tho MlssiasipAggies, Texas Aggies at Dallas, specifications as prepared by Elton J, and Mercer at lincon. He let it bo Moughton, Architect known that at least two more confer-, Plans and specifications may bo cncc games will be booked in addi­ obtained from the office.of the Arch­ tion to one intersectiomd contest. -------- 1. , — ---------- — itect, First National Bnnk Ruiiding, Yost Turns Out Big Teams Sanford. ANN ARBOIl, Dec. 1L— Hurry Up T. W. LAWTON, Yost sincq becoming football coach at 10S a First Street Supt. Public Instruction. the University ot Michigan in 1901 has groomed eight teams that have 12-4-8-11-15 gone through the season undefeated. Yost Won ail eleven games and then duplicated that feat in 1002. Thu next championship team was in 1004, after tie with Minnesota in 1003. In 1001 the Yost eleven was undefeated but tied by Case, Pennsylvania and Ohio State. ' The next lapse look thorn to 1918 when the Wolverines won their five games. They gathered six victories in 1022, tying Vanderbilt. This year they won ten games, and a tie for the Western Conference championship. In The W orld O f Sports Celery Feds Defeated; By the DeLand Girls NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. moitt consistent lieotor for his team throughout the year. year, In in the garni with, Alabama, bis kicking. Avus_in a large part responsible "fo r his team’s comeback in tho second half, which won the game and ruined Alabama’s claim to the championship o f the sifiith. Recognition was neorded him for his brilliant all-around play throughout tho season, when ho was picked ns a halfback on tinteam ns selected by 32 football writers o f the south, "A rk ” Sets Record, Pnrke Davis, writing <»f peculiar p|liyj, that happened during tho ,mst season, says of Newton’s feat: „ To 8ce tondifu; |)lnco kick of (k(, y on,.( u TiT-yard drive .you must journey in funny to Tampa, Fla. It the last Saturday in October and H OW DONOVAN EARNED N A M E OF "WILD IIII.LP It wns while Hill Donovan was with Hartford that he gained the nickname o f “ Wild Bill.” Bill was pitching against Cy Seymour, who had been farmed to the Worcester Club by the Giants. Cy didn’ t like being a lmsher, got Into a “ jam ” with the umpire in the second inning and threw the ball over the fence. Cy was put out of tho game nnd sent buck to the Ginnts. Bill thought that if lie showed a little wildness he too would be sent tf| the big leagues. So he gave nine bases on balls in three innings. But he did graduate to the Giants. They took him out of the game and the manager lined him $10 for being nt a chowder party the night before. Donovan became “ Wild Bill" the next day and the nickname always remained with him. ROPER TRAINING HARD. MIAMI, Dec. 15,— Capt. Bob Roper i is huril at work training for bis bout Thursday night with Mike Nestor. This is Roper’s first trip to Miami since his service here in 1910 recruit­ ing men for the United States army. Did You Come to Florida for One Winter, or Do You Intend to Remain? ■ Ownership of a Home is Paramount in the Minds of Most People To the one who can figure out a home here, we call attention to' Hialeah as the home place par excellent. , So close to the center o f Miami, reached by admirable system of roads, and a city with everything necessary in the way o f home environment—parks and playgrounds, postolfice, s e h o o l , church, stores, and a wonderful varie­ ty o f the recreational advantages which all must crave more or less. HIALEAH looms ABOVE all other LOCATIONS for RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES SUMMER and WINTER In the summer the breezes are con­ stant and delightful, and in the winter that open space o f many acres is sim­ ilar to a prairie where the best of pure air permeates all the time. The homeseeker will find prices asked for lots in Hialeah well within reach, which assures purchasers of nice pro­ fits if they should desire to sell. The better phyi is to have a home in Hia­ leah and a few extra lots as invest­ ment. FLORIDA’S 1924 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE IS ANNOUNCED By FRANK WRIGHT GAINESVILLE, Dec. 15.—James L. White, director o f athletics at the University o f Florida, announced the 1921 football schedule fur Hie Orange and Blue eleven at a reception to the 1923 grid athletes held in the University gymnasium Friday night. The schedule follows: September 27—Florida Freshmen in Gainesville. October 1—Stetson University in Gainesville. October 11— Georgia Tech in Atlanta. October 18 Wake Forest in Tampa. October 25— University of Texas .in Houston. November 1— L. S. LT. in Gainesville, tentative. November 8—Military Academy in West Point. November 15— Mercer in Macon. November 22— Kentucky in Jacksonville or Tampa, ten­ tative. November 29-—Mississippi Aggies in Jackson, Miss. December 0—Washington and Leo in Jacksonville, POLO FIELD. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 11.— A field is being laid out nlong the wa­ terfront section here for use o f polo players who spend the winters in this city. Efforts also are under way to bring the Florida West Coast open golf championship to St. Petersburg next March M-15. Gainesville Sun, speaking of the Florida game with the Mississippi Aggies in Jacksonville in Novem­ ber, says: “ Seldom has a southern grjdirno seen such a brilliant contest. ’ *Ark’ Newton, who was spotted by tho Aggie defense and failed to gain yardage by his running, more thnn made up for it by his phenomenal punt in the second quarter from his own one-yard line to Mississippi’s three-yard line, lacking four yards o f the distance of the entire field. The kick carried 711 yards through tlu> air, took a freakish bounce to the right of the Aggie safety man and ended exactly 95 yards from itlie point from which it was kicked.” • The Curtiss-Bright Company Owners and Developers MIAMI OFFICES: ELSER PIER 56 W E Sf FLAGLER STREET WILLIAM H. LINDSAY, General Sales Manager W. S. POWER, manager Elser Pic:’ Office IIIALEAII ..................... ............................................................................................ 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To Save Time and Trouble and Money, Consult HERALD W ANT AD3 WANT AD RATES TERMS— CASH IN ADVAN CE Telephoned ads., will be received from patrons and collector sent Immediately for payment. 1 T l m r -------- -------------------- ------I ® * ■ 5 Time"----- — ..........- ....—J* * JJ** a Time"----------- — ...........* JJ** Double rate for black face type. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertions. Count six words to tho line. Minimum charge o f 30c for first insertion. All advertising is restricted to proper classification. In case o f error The Herald will be responsible for only one incor­ rect insertion, the .advertiser fo r alt subsequent insertions. The Herald office should bo notified immediately in case o f error. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts are here fo r anyone in (he family. Lloyd Shoe Store. " Christmas cards 5 to 10 cts. Handpainted mahogany and glass console sets, mottoes, and hand-painted Florida scenes. Special prices for Xmns. Mi-Lady's Shoppe, 110 Mag­ nolia Avc. Phone 395. .Make this on celctric Christmas. A complete supply of electric appli­ ances, waffle irons, percolators, toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mugnolia Ave. Phone -142. (; ive “ e l e c t r i c a l g i f t s Armstrong table stoves, waffle irons, heating pnds, Hoover suction sweepers.’ Peninsular Electric Shop. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ dren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction, Ilibles and mottoes. Colemnn’s Gift & Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia Ave. Make your gift n Photograph. Sanford Photo Co. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Make your son nnd daughter Hap­ py on Xmas by giving them a Savings account in the Seminole County Bank. This stsong institution takes pleas­ ure In encouraging thrift among the young people, us they will be our lenders in tho business pnd social world of the future. SEMINOLE COUNTY DANK. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. Start the kids o ff right this year with savings nccount. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Nothing will bo ns much appreciat­ ed for Christmas as a Ford. Take advantage of the new Fohl Weekly Purchase Plan. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Dealer. A GIFT THAT LASTS ■loin our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase plan. .Make your deposit at any bank. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Ford Denier. • liristmas cakes baked 'to order. Place your orders now. Home Bak­ ery, tor, W. First St. Suitable Christmas G ifts, for the little fellow, Knynes wash satin and woolen suits, shoes and hose, D. L. Thrasher. AUTOMOBILE GIFTS For the car are an Everlasting re­ minder of your thoughtfulness. We have n complete line in Xmas pack­ ages ready for the tree. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. 115 Magnulia Ave. Sanford Herald Want Ads Hit the M ark-Sell the Goods CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Madam Harriet, t Decorated candles, party hags, Beauty Parlor. : hooks, social stationery, Chmtmn 3 Over Mobley’s Drug Store cards. Bring in your shopping list Park Ave. Phone 245. and let us advise you. Coleman’s ! 8 ce tho Sanford Stove Works, bUJ Gift & Stationery Shoo. Sanford nvenuo before buying stoves. FLORIDA’ S MOST COMPLETE We will save you money. We also re­ GIFT SIKH*. pair stoves of all kinds, grafonaios Tho Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., and guns. • 194-tfc next to shopping on 5th Avc., New York city is the advantage o f this WANTED—Assistance of any kind can be secured by running a want shop. Hero you will find the latest ad in The Herald. This class o f ad­ ami also.the most desirable novelties 1 suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ vertising costs very little and is read by nenrly everybody. If in need of quisite Christmns cords ever— suit­ office help, farm help; cooks, or in able for everyone. Yes, wc have tho fact any kind o f help, just phone 148 Chinese game Malt Jong. nnd give your ad over the telephone. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS WANTED—‘to rent, furmaned house When you nru in Orlando visit the by responsible party. Small family. Violet Dell Florists. Answer this nd by letter giving com­ READ FOR PROFIT Use for Results The classified Advertisements on this page from day to day represent opportunities for you. Read them regu­ larly and you will see advertised something of value to you. Many fortunes have been made through the use of a little want ad. Every day there are advertised on this page-good buys in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car that has been used, you will find what you want by watch­ ing these little ads. If you are looking for a bargain, watch the real estate for sale column. If you need help or want a position, you will do well to read the situation and help wanted ads. It is good business to read the want nds. And it is al­ so a smart man who uses them regularly to get results. The Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford nnd Seminole county and the advertisements inserted in this paper are read each day by nearly everybody in this section of the stpte. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE i FOR SALE— 15-acres, 8 tiled, ready for planting; located Cameron City. Immediate possession. Circumstances place this on the market nt n very iow price. Lee us and save money, Strout Agency, Milano Theatre Bldg. FOR SALE— Bargain” five ncres of land, close in. Box 117. FOR SALE— Or rent— 10 neres o f cit­ rus land partly cleared, house and other improvements. Address San­ ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. FOR SALE— One 10 acre lot three miles south of Sanford. Eureka Hnmmock—celery Delta. Address Richard Stephenson, M. D., West Lebanon, I nil. fO K SALE—Orange grove; terms; country property. Britt Realty Co. Today, Tomorrow and Everyday * There's News of Importance To You in the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS Pum anent wave, oil steam process. Reduced rates until Xmas. Marinelh Ship. Phono 193. BABY CHICKS— S. C 7 RTds, Barret Rocks. White ‘ and Silver WyanJotter, S. C. White Leghorns, S. C Anconns. Heavy egg producing strains. Pedigreed, exhibition, and utility matings. Custom hatching. Write today for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, Box 18, Longwood, Fla. FOR SALE— Nice fat turkeys for Christmas. G. W. Spencer. Phone 100. _________________________________ FRESH supply o f pepper, tomato nnd eggplant seeds. L. Allen Sood Co. PhoncJM 8. •' GENUINE Rough Immon and sour orange seedlings, 15 to 30 inches high. $30 per 1,000; aho 3,000 1ycnr-old buds. Roy K. Fields, Sebas­ tian. F l a . __________________________ FOR SALE— Cream colored reed baby carriage; Pullman style. Ex­ cellent condition. Used few months. L. 11. Brown. Phone 3i>. F o i r ^ n i ^ r h ^ r wood range, al­ most new; also icc box. 301 Park Avc, HARDY Australian Pines, stand 10 degrees. $25 per 100. John B. Bench, West Palm Beach, Fia. FOR SALE—one of the best corner iocntlon sin Sanford, It room house, GIFTS FOR THE RIG HOY plete description, price nnd locaton. _________ / ___ garage with two rooms over it, for Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, Address Box 101 , care Tho Sanford sale or will trade for vacant lots or good and better shoes, hose, tics and Herald. city property of nny description on caps. WANTED— Customers to save Ford right basis. A. I1, Connelly & Sons. D. L. THRASHER. Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 193-tfc. WANTED to rent small furnished LOST— Mrs. Jacob Dolly will please call nt the Herald office for tickets Beautiful line Christmas Cards, purchase nt Wight’s. house from January 1 to May 1, INSURANCE seals nnd tags. Mobley’s Drug Store. DOLL C a RTS, wagons, wheel gbods must be well located and hnve two bed to Saturday night’s show at the MiFOR SALE— A girl’s bicycle, in per­ Insure your property fully. rooms. State full particulars in re­ lane. for the children. MILLER & SON. ply or see Mr. Combs at Herald office. GIFTS FOR Tl'lfi LADIES fect condition; inquire Mobley’s Insure cn re fully— Insure Safely, LOST= Your opportunity to secure Shoes nnd hose, umbrellas, travel­ Phone 9. ' fit free tickets to the .Milano Theatre, if we represent the best in insurance, Drug Store.___________________ ____ FOR SALE— Fine Palms, Rose Plants, ing bugs and suit cases. W a n t e d riuo SToTITEItS t o b u y FOR RENT— Two rooms for light you fait to read these want nds each nnd carefully watch your interests. Shrubs, Vines, etc. Very reasonD. L. THRASHER. housekeeping. M. Schneider, llih CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR nble prices. 710 First St.___________ day. Two free tickets arc given away ____ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ami Elm Avc. CHILDREN. TIIE OUTLET. G IF T S FOR TH E MEN. __ daily to the person whose name ap- FOR SALE— Three desirable build­ RABBITS for snic, old and young. Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, WANTED— Mnko 701 Laurel Ave. G. W. Messenger. your Christmas ing lots located on paved street, ; pears on this page. Read the want robes, bedroom slippers, traveling worth ? 1,000.00 each. Owner will “ FOR SALE — DeSoto paints and present a permanent wave at the FOR SALE— Residence, would make j ttt^a eac*1 _______________________ toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases and Mnrincllo Shop. Phone 193. varnishes at Sanford Novelty fine boarding or rooming house.'FOUND— Opportunity to huy a short sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty many other valuable and useful ar­ BARKER oil Heaters. MILLER & Works, solo agents. 154-tfc Park Avenue, one block from h irst i wnVo long distnnee Rndio Rcceiv- Co. ticles, ^ Ask for (k.inonatra. FOR SALE—Two tine building lota, BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. ,Street. P. O. Box ;i01,_Sanfonj,.Ha. j , ng ^ D. L. THRASHER. FOR RENT House for rent, three )tjon> JIof-Mac Battery Co. Phone 9. located on one of the best corners nnd blackberries—ail varieties suitmiles out on Sanford Ave. Rent: Hart Schaffner fc Marx clothes, “ When" in need of tractor work, new in Sanford, paving and side walks abb for home nnd commercial plant­ $15 a month. Apply Mr. J. A. FOUND— A class pin,1921. Owner Knox Hats, intcrvwoven socks, Man­ or old land, or harrowing, write Jones both sidesAt bargain. See Britt ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, Tnknch, Pico Hotel.__________________ can have same by npplying nt the hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fin. Box well rooted plants insure good early FOR SALE OR RENT— Centrally lo­ He raid office, identifying the pin and Realty Co. ties nnd combination sets in Christ­ 2(1. Phone 2 111 . FOR SAI.E— Five lots located on profits. For full information and Il­ cated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep- paying for this ad. mas boxes, Sanford Avc., opposite Rose Court, i lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ WANTED' to buy for cash 10 acre ing porch. Worth your inquiry and j LOST—On WfiTrd'St., Bill Book full McKINNON-M ARK WOOD CO. farm for a client who will only buy consideration. A. P. Connolly &, of accounts of Seminole Medicine earh 50x130. Two of them corner* ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. a real bargain. Intention must be A GIFT FOR TIIF. FAMILY S°n8> 188-tfc. ; „[ Tampa. Please return to Park lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty CoJ well rendered and much enjoyed by The whole family would enjoy n good. Prefer good home on it. A. P. and FOR SAI.E—Orange grove, 23 neres. the large audience. FOR SALE— Five-room bungalow.. Avenue Garage, or phone Connelly & Sons. radio, buy at the IIof-Mnc Buttery 400 trees, location on lake, twenty FOR SALE— Egry Cash Register. $500.00 cash balance ns rent. A. receive reward. WANTED good medium size mule and Co. Cost $60 when new. Will sell cheap. minutes from Sanford. A good buy wagon in exchange for renl good P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia Inquire nt Snnford Herald office, nt $0,500. Terms. Ilritt Realty Co. Ford, one-ton truck. See May, Dodge Ave. Phone 48. SOR SALE—5 acres celery farm, r UR SALE— Rhode Island eggs For Garage. Phono 3. FOR SAI.E— House and large lot in tiled, all equipment, good location setting, 15 eggs for $ 1.00. Mr?. EARN $20 weekly spare time, at i’AINTS— A limited supply must be Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. RENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak homo .addressing, mailing, m usic 1 sold. U J. Baker, earner 4th and on hard road, close to town, n bar­ Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue. San­ and Second St. Phone 3. circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­ Sanford Ave.___________________ Britf Realty Co. gain, terms. Britt eRnlty Co. ford. rhone 3303 83-tfp mation. American Music Co., 1(158 WANTED to rent nt once 3 or 4 room FUR SAI.E— Bungalows, house build­ I*. A. MERO ~ FOR SAI.E—At I.ake .Mary, nice up- FOR SALE— IMPORTED DOLLS, Brnadwny, Dept, /- i d , X. Y,________ cottage on outer edge of city. Must ing lots. All sections of Sanford. to-date garage. Fully equipped and General Auto Repairing REASONABLE PRICE AT THE WANTED— By state organization, ex­ be reasonable. J. D. Bousman, 1004 Britt Realty Co. stocked. Only one garage there. Sco Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. OUTLET. perienced solicitors who are enp- Elm Ave. J. L. Jones. FOR SALE— Bungalow, cJo»v in on T T - CHEVROLET'” SEDAN nblo o f .producing results.! >Prefer unFOR SALE— A few fine home-grown Palmetto Avc., $1200.00, terms. With $80 worth accessories. Driven turkeys for Christmas. Phone 3202, married men, of good nppearance. less than 1,000 miles. Owner must Britt Realty Co. Beliar Grove._________________ _ _ _ _ FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms; pri-l Would be necessary to travel through hnvo money. vote home, 509 E. 3rd St. Call of- j FOR SALE— Furnished 5-room bun­ NOTICE ccntrul section o f Florida making Sun Junn Garage, ter 5. _ We will be open each evening for FOR RENT—Comfortable two-room First and Myrtle. galow, all improvements, located house to house solicitation for reliable apartment; inquire 20(1 K. 3rd St., business beginning Dec. 15th, to nnd FOR ft ENT—Two room furnished on Palmetto Avenue, nt n bargain. house. If interested, address Ad­ or New Era Printery._______________ including Monday, Dec, 24th. J. G. housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak vertiser, enru The Sanford Herald, Ave._ ________ _________ See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-W iggly FUR RENT—3-room apartment, close McCrory 5 & 10c Store. $2.f>0 per box for jCmns oranges, _ in. Private hath. Address S. L. nnd furnish complete information us FOR KENT— Cottage to February Store. AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL packed and shipped. Sec Joe Gucrry, K., care Herald. __ ____ first. Immediate possession. J. E. FOR SALE— Or trade, houso and lot. to your uhiPty, and the salary neces­ ESTATE. FOIt RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, Route No. 1. Spui ling.____________________________ sary. A bnrgnin, 3-rooms, nlmost new. FOR SALE— A bargain sewing mn314 Elm Ave. WANTED— By small family, cum- FURNISHED HOME located in ex- Large lot facing Palmetto. Automo­ rhine. Address Box 117, City. FOR RENT~Two nice furnished ciusive residential section of Mi­ bile in good condition accepted ns first pentent cook. Call at Herald office housekeeping rooms, 312 or 314 ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart Wo have hnd many people desiring ami. House is o f concrete construc­ payment, balance $25 per month. F. n car who were unable to pay cash, East 4th St. $20.00 per month. o f city. Apply to owner. Box 1135, for infnrmtnion. City. tion nnd contains three bed rooms, Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop. therefore, wo ure offering several D e b a t i n g 'F o s t e r e r WANTED- A in.iii. woman or hus­ sleeping porch, complete tiled bath FOR SALK—Or lease, business prop­ guod cars uf various types in ex­ GAINESVILLE, Dec. 14.—Students tling high retinol student, wishing change fur improved or unimproved in Alachua county's schools are turn­ with shower, large living room, liv­ erty on First Street. Britt Realty real estate of equal value. This is ing their attention from the thrills to earn money. Be independent and ing porch, dining room, kitchen and Co. SEED POTATOES establish u business of your own, sell­ the best chance you will hnvu to own o f the football season to the serious «▼ business o f debating. Wilh first ing Watkins Products, highest quality, breakfast porch. Completely nnd at­ FOR SALE— At u bargain, 5 room nnd operate a real good car. tractively furnished. Gurngc with clashes uf the mental abilities sched­ in the city of Sanford exclusively. bungalow with sleeping porch, on Spalding Rose Flour and uled for January 21. Prof. H. O. John­ Large city lot Also openings in other nearby cities. servant’s quarters. Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First Bliss Triumph in Bags or SANFORD MOTOR CO. son, principal of the Alachua High with cocoanut trees nnd other tropical Either full or part time. Many sell­ Bushel Boxes. Good for table St. $3500.01), small pnynu-nt down, DODGE DEALERS. PHONE 3. School has formulated a set of rules use also. t ' to govern the debates. Winners of ing aids. Write today. J. R. Wat­ foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ Imlnnce like rent. Britt Kenlty Co. the debates this year will he present­ kins Co., Dept. 95, Memphis, Tcnn. sponsible party fo r winter season. ~ThiT air is full ot things. i ou ed wilh a sterling silver loving cup Address Box 112 care The Sanford A DISTRICT sales lady capable of Get n Radio. CH ASE-& CO. shouldn’t miss. symbolic of the year's championship, BARGAINS, BARGAINS. Herald. selecting and training agents to PHONE 536. and the school that takes the prize Oakland Touring. take orders for our Corse-twin, a soft FOR RENT— Nice front bedroom, 117 three years in succession will gain Dodge Touring. Cut This Out— It is Worth Money attractive garment made to order, permanent possession of it. Laurel Ave. Scripps-Booth Touring. Send this ad and ten cents to Foley to take the place of a corset. It is Oldsmobilc 8 Touring. the only one of its kind on the mar­ M t T O ’r . r : -room bungalow, faces £ Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, Iluirk 6 Touring. iaine, $31) per month. Inquire sec­ ill., writing your name and address CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS ket and sells like hot loaves. To the Liberty Touring. ond house from c o r n e r . __________ OPEN. right party, this position pays from Ford Touring. dearly. You will receive a ten cent Notice is hereby given that the $75.00 to $ 100.00 per week. Write FOR RENT—5-room cottage, bath, Ford Sedan. lights, garage. $31) per month. lo ­ bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND for territory and terms stating in KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, books for the registration of voters Carter 1.umber Company TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds o f the City of Sanford, Florida, has first letter your past selling expert- rnire 1820 Park Avc. Oakland Sales and Service. Lumber and Building Material, cnee. Address Box. 2377, Tampa, Fin. FUR SALE OR RENT— Five room iml hoarseness, also free sample pack- Third St. nnd Oak Ave. Phone 17. this day been opened for the purpose N. Laurel St. Phone 565. of registration, and will remain open WANTED— Resident of Seminole bungnlovv, all modern improvements. igcs of FOLEY J’lLI.S a diuretic until January 2, 1921. County to write Health and Acci­ Corner lot on Magnolia Ave. Paved itimulant for the kidneys and FOI.EY Hill Lumber Co. Witness my hand ns City Clerk dent insurance. Good income for on both sides, paving paid. Suit CATHARTIC TABLETS for ConPlain and fancy dressmaking, al­ and the seal of the City of Sanford, Every thing to build your homo Would rent for t worker. Experience unnecessary. price $7500.00. dipntiun and Biliousness. These terations. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 304 W, Florida, on this the 12 th day o f De­ Phone 135. Write “ State Agent,” 21 Roade Ave., year $05.00 per month. II. B. Lewis cember, A. I). 1923. .vonderfui remedies have helped mil- 6th St., phone 411. St, Augustine, Fla., giving references. Agent. Phone 319. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. L. It. PHILIPS, Expert Typewriter cleaning and re- (SEAL) For quick results use Fleralc ions o f people. Try them! Adv. For quTdc results use Herald General cement work, sidewalks, City Clerk. Herald Want Ad will sell that old I pairing. Gall 11. S. Pond, phone 225 building blocks, irrigatoin boxes. J. Want Ads. They are read by nearly Want Ads. They ure read by nearly Use the Classified Page. E. Terwilleger, Prop. everybody. piece of furniture. Lor Peoples Bnnk. . 179-tfc. everybody. HOUSES FOR RENT| LOST AND FOUND HOUSES—FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS HELP WANTED HOUSES—FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT BUILDING MATERIAL DRESSMAKING By GEORGE McMANUS b r in g in g u p f a t h e r L O O K -’ ISN 'T T H A T CRAND I'M ^>0 C.LAD Y O U ARE 4CMN<j TO CET YO U R RlCMNCs £>OtT TODACY -t"M C R A ZY TO tiEE YE^I a n d I'M C R A 7.Y PER C.VTT 1N AH IN O W YOU LOOK L IK E S O M E t h »n <v I K N O W T H A T DOT KIN T O O T E L L ME W H A T IT \ * b ? D Y E -D Y E * T O C O IN THE P A R K - n'M COIN* O O V N T H E F tR ’b T ALLEY I H O W MUCH 'Y O U O T T I N ’ F E R MOLDIN' READ “My Life With Maggie” By Jiggs Appearing Daily Elsewhere in this Newspaper HERALD W ANT ADS Will Make Money For You Put Them 1o Work .HI :*T. � 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 15, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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BY C.H..LEPLER -T*o htings overdue, that Sanfe n fr obligation and pride de. ■^ , T j a t .ibe bulkhead, a ijebt rf'960,000 be beautified and a t i t aeedeeming asaet.v . ■ 1»; Extend the bailibead b u t Weloaville Avenae, eeraeibfe k.i»w i.»r» « SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS a a g g C l A t f e D r tlE B a B B E A l f C l P & l ________ jQ B )P<B U >. F L O B !b A ,. r i t l P A V , D E C E M B E R 14. 1»M rf * «*■'.»IL r• «• - —----- ■»-«•-— *•-«■— • MEN YOU W ILL HEAR ABOUT HELD WEDNESDAY i U traf* --------- MI Nirsrasam SNOW M E AND FROST B M C l® IN FLA. . • , i > .. ~ ■■■—■ IA VJ> 4 Chamber of Commerce Rote* Enthu­ siastic Meeting on Friday. — i i i . Many Die In iflizzard in North— . Warm Weather Predicted Except f-l 1 • t . *» • *W r ‘ Florida Saturday i Is. | ... The Chamber of Commerce learned .M e b e n t ASSOCIATES OF FORMER H r T lr Am*tM«* Prn«) Friday th at members of the Titus­ FOX TESTIFY ville commerce body will'be In San­ WASHINGTON, Dec.. 14,—Prob­ then eee Sanford come Into her ability pf frost tonight as far south ford next Wednesday with its 91,000 as Northern Florida was predicted by quota for tho Sanford-Titusville road. the weather bureau with lower tem­ In a letter read at the weekly lunch­ ■-‘Aperatures in Atlantic states and along eon Friday “ Titusville “ otganlzaFriday, the :/ 1 cast Gulf C oast.■: Snow fell in some tion uurged r th a t a committee'from the parts of the South. Warm weather Sanfoi3rd Chamber of Commerce, be Begin Wort Tbils is the committc representing progressives in tho House except in Florida peninsuta predicted Congressman Sumner On Staml appointed to meet with ita committee for Saturday. 10 Denies Bad Character of . of Representatives that conferred with Floor Leader Nick Longand a representative of the- Volusia •i • i J. county commissioners . to make final worth and drew from him consent to liberalize the rulea of that . Fox ‘ .* CHICAGO, Dec. 14.—While milder plans for repairing this important body. I* was a really big moment in this history of the House. weather and rising temperatures in road. t i ( H r T h e A a a n e lu trd l*rraa> Left to right: Representatives Fiorello H. LaGuardia of New York, northwest and central sections disInvitations to ■[ *’ . T t is understood that Volusi* coun­ ATLANTA, Dc. 14.—Defense con­ spelled hope for. White Christmas, % V • • ; v, . Johd M. Nelson of Wisconsin, and Rpy Woodruff of Michigan. on iha two ty has alerady raised its 91,000 tinued building it’s insanity case in colder weather and snowfals were be­ Loot'Home* And,Carry Away Winy that a n .to quota and Mayor Forrest Lake an­ ing generally -xperieneed through the the trial of Philip E. Fox, ‘charged Prisoner. Including Women 1 troubles nounced a t Friday’s meeting that south today, llie sweep Df the cold with the murder of Captain W. S. ‘" ‘1 . 1. . . oat '••riy'nftxt Seminole’s share would be ready by ''vf wave was expeetd to extend as far Coburn. Former Texas associates bf (Mr T lf Prtaa) Mr next week. south as Florida.' Warm weather aid­ Fox told of his fits of despondency, SHANGHAI, Dec. 14.—Three thou­ begin sand bandits under the leadership of ed relief parties in sections of New evidences of brewing insanity uftd Announcement was m*cle *of the 10. Mexico and west Texas, where search otherwise His generally good charac­ the notorious chieftains Chen Yen decision to have no exhibit at the [seeing made for persons reported to ter. Teh and Wang Han Yintr catured Orange county fair this winter. It have been lost in a blizzard Monday. Prosecution counsel quetioning Con­ I>ec. 14.—Corren- the town of Chaho Wednesday, burn­ has been deemed best to. concentrate WASH Bodies of 12 frozen victims have been gressman Summers, who had just to action by the ing and looting houses and carrying efforts and finances on the Madison recovered. testified along the uhove lines, asked favorable,, to off the magistrate, education com­ Square Garden exhibition. Sever Fighting Between Two Factions him if he did not know Fox had been tion in the expert missioner and two other officials, to­ American Tho body went on rbcord as hearti­ Is Reported. on a three day’s drunken spree before commlakiMk *» 6*nwan financial ques­ gether with more than. 100 residents killing Coburn, that lie ran with dlstion.' to .he 4*$l*d by .^ .re p a ra tio n of the town, including many women, ly endorsing the city commission in its decision to include in the bond <nr The A■••elate* Pveaa) reputahlo woman hero, that*he was commifttiM -JML p w i c fifiiw u- cacording to dispatches. • election to be held on January 11, EL PASO, Dec. 14.—Report of oncu arrested on disorderly conduct ‘n e o u fliy ^ w Q ^ W Washington and the item of $75,000 fo r-a new city charge and threatened to shoot ar­ severe fighting between outposts of Pad*. . W W W ejehanged by hall. resting officer, that lie nhd Imperial DELAND, Dec. 14.—To a repre­ advancing rebels and federal troops S t h ^ W ^ U o n J o m m U . i o n , and Wizard Evans )md fought over a wo­ Mayor Lake n<adej a short talk in sentative of the News Dr. J. E. Tay­ entrenched in the path of the march icn . ho _praised .the Chamber of lor gave a statement Thursday morn­ to Mexico City were received in El J. Reed Curry, organizer of tho man in Texas. Summers said he ® S j{J ittto addi­ Floridu Citrus Exchange, will speak knew none of this. rinmerce for issuing a prospectus ing in regards to the Aubrey Nickels Paso Friday. tional light « 0 » • detmiled plans for tonight at 8 o’clock in the corridor of on the recent bond issue of $160,000. case. This, was brought about by a BROWNSVILLE, Tcxob. Dec. 14.— w6 inquiries. An. announcement ( I l r T h r A asoC taterf I ' r r n l -i------- , 4 i v - This prospectus was- sent to all the sensational story in Wednesday’s is­ Continued accessions of strength to the Ball building. His talk will be rot­ the obwaiUaion itself is expected I Hr The Aaaoelate* P r f i i l leading bond,.firms In., the country sue of the Jacksonville Journal which the Huerta forces of Mexico were ative to the work of the Exchange and ATLANTA, Go., Dec. 14.—A de­ mbde-vhen those plans have DELAND, Dec. 14.—The sixty-ninth and Mr. Lake was of the opinion that asked the question if Dr. Taylor could claimed in nn official report received the vulue of organized marketing of lusion caused Philip E. Fox, publicity been‘co annujil'Convention of Florida Baptists, it had much to do with the bonds save Nickels and drew An inference here Friday from the De La Huerta products. chief of the Ku Klux Klnn, to kill Represented. . If has been in session since Tues The meeting will be open to nil citi­ William S. Coburn, counsel for nn in­ that Nickels had not committed the provisional government at Vera Cruz. government has ay, closed Thursday night after the being sold for a good price. < The In the state of Tamaulipas only zens of Sanford nnd Seminole county surgent faction of the klnn, the deVlfarmsiiy is not to delogates had selected Lakeland for . Mr. .Williamson, representing the crime for Which he has been convict­ undffs! ed. Here is tho statement: three points, Matamoros, Nuevo La­ and it, is, expected that it will be well fonse contended in the trial of Fox California Central Creameries Com­ ton either 'of these Di­ the next annual m< b#;re; Ralph Ii. II. Chapman, prcai-jheie. For twelve years this delusion “In view of the fact that attorneys redo and Victoria, the capital, ware attended. pany, who was a. guest, made a short qoiry coptm ana* . That is a ques- December 0, 1024. dent of the Florida Vegetable Corpor­ hns grown upon the mind of the de­ reported in the control of federal for Nickels are endeavoring to mnke talk in which hegave his impressions faer decided in Paris, however, ;jum 'to * ation, urges that all members of that fendant and today he is mentally un­ Committee reports and addresses ind in view of the , communications were on the Anal day's program and o f . Sanford. Sanford, he said, ap­ it appear by inference that in my troops. Revolts were alleged to have organization be present tonight. balanced his counsel told the jury. occurred in all inland towns and the opinion Mrs. ----was not raped, I from D r.’WIedfeWt, German nmbas- Thursday night's session was 'devoted pealed to him as being a substantial Following Mr. Curry’s talk, around Believing his best friends were his kador, to Secretory Hughes, . also to discussion of the completion of thd and progressive city with a bright think it is, due the lady in question greater part of the stnto was said table discussion will be held to dis­ made public M ay , «jd urging th at Baptists' 975,000,000 campaign. The future. He said he was also favor­ and the people of DeLand to state that to bo under the control of Gov. Lopez cuss operations of the corporation to enemies, ns defense witnesses testi­ De I.nrn, who fled from Victoria, American experts be given the sane-' date. To this last meeting every fied, Fox entered Coburn’s office hero were Dr. Lloyd Wilson of ably impressed with, the interest in my opjnion she was raped and in lins Crossed Border tion of : their -government to accept speakers shown by the business men in the an extremely brtltAl way. Should I member of the organization is especi­ on November 5, jerked n gun from Nashville and Dr. Len G. Broughton membershlp'on the commission which of Jacksonville. Gen. Lurrugn has crossed fho bor­ ally urged to nttend. Criticisms ns well his pocket und fired five shots nt ever be sworn my evidence, together Chamber of. Commerce. . • will deal-Ntfth German budget and Women’s work was discussed Thurs­ A short, talk bv Mr. Rfgmter, rep­ with Nickel’s confession, which nc- der from the United States arid is re­ ns commendations, Mr. Chnpmun snys, Coburn. currency matters, it is felt that day “ We expect to show you that this resenting the C. W. Earing Company, (Jlmiifrg. to the statement of police ported with the revolutionary forces wii be in order. morning, addresses being made Whatever’ arrangement is made by by Mrs. H. C. Peelman of Jackson was also much enjoyed. He pledged officor Cxhoon of Jacksonville was In Tanmulipn3. Ii^ is expectod to be was the net of a crazy man, and be­ /commission has ni­ ville and Mrs. W. C. James of Bir­ his support and co-operation in any obtained without any intimidation the cause f»f that, because he was insano val of the Berlin mingham. The Sunday school report, movement sanctioned by tho organ whatsoever and which confession was a t the time of the commission of the ovenuhefU. ' / . proven to U correct<by what I and against points by the federal authori­ deed, we will ask you to return a which was read, showed there arc isatlon. No additional Information with re< 630 ties. In all, the Huerta forces claim others found when called to the lady verdict of not guilty,” was the de­ white Baptist Sunday schools in i dpiailed plans of '.th e Florida, with an enrollment of near­ spect to I sb u o fense pleu to the jury. in question, would be sufficient to more than 1,200 troops in Tamaulipas, reparation Commission for proceed­ ly lun50.000. Among other topics dis­ The plea Was mod«.,and witnesses ings of w inquiry committee reached cussed at the morning session were * U t Y T i * Aam irlatrtl I'rraa) Were* placed upon the, stand, to de­ Shipments "hipments of ammunition ari are being “The attorneys, fo r ..Nickel* and a WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 4 .- (Sped scribe Fox’s-- alleged hallucinations, s s r i m m p commission ex­ Christian education: and th* John B. nved from Vera Cruz through nl).—When received Stetson University. It was shown Jacksonville paper eee'm to b« trying the world war began the after the state had rested. The pros­ pects to thfikb that question out that Stetson University has the larg­ Tamnico. Col. Grinaldo is in com­ to make it apponr that I am unwill­ county authorities of DcSoto county ecution called upon only twolvo of fully a t an early date and that in­ est attendance in its history. ing to testify. .This is not true. When mand of a large detachment guard­ issued bonds in the sum of $150,000 its muny witnesses, indicating that The Southern Utilities Company is cluded la Ha arrangements will be This afternoon was devoted to con­ installing a 6,600. .volt wire from its called upon by the properly constitu­ ing the Mexican national lines be­ for the purpose of constructing roads it will attem pt to establish the mo­ consideration of the extent to which sideration of theological seminaries plant to Brisaell's Siding to supply ted authorities I stand ready to testi­ tween Monterey and Victoria. Col. from Arcadia, the county s e a t,. to tive in rebuttal. the various committee members will Aguierre is weAt of Tampico at Xi- Carlstrom nnd Door aviation fields. and training schools. I)r. C. C. Carfy to all tho fncts known to me.” Traces at Insanity. need additional technical -help in the contentcatl, where there are many Thursday Congressman Drane intro­ roll of New Orleans, Dr. J. M. Walker the pre-cooling plant with sufficient way of sxpety staffs. American colonics. Col. Foliciano duced a bill authorizing tho secre­ Through Dr. Charles W. Duffleld, of Louisville and Dr. Bunyan Stephens current with which to operate. Garcia commands at Ifildalgo and tary of war to reimburse the county rector of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church of Tallahassee, were the speakers. It ' The City-Banning Commission held in Boston, Masse., in whose parish a special meeting Thursday morning Col. Garcia Cavazoa a t Matamoros i was brought out that Florida has this extent. This would' be for Fox and his family were members in commands a large detachment a t San to ' 43 students enrolled in theological at the Chamber of Commerce rooms road and bridge district. No. 1006 the defonso presented evidence Fornandino, 65 miles below Mata­ special seminaries and training schools outc to pqju upon the. route of the new four, in DeSoto county. tending to show traces of insanity in moros. Col. Divila and Col. Cano wire as proposed by H. R. Rosebro, I n r The A n i x l s l t l P i / m ) side of. the state. The intrduction of this bill recalls * • ' ! ty ’. t'» /-H . ) » DENVER, Dec. 14.—Approximate­ ard in charge at Burgos, Cruillas, and the great interest Mr. Drane took in the defendant’s family. . The report on (temperance and jaw manager of the local branch. The IS r The.Associate* P reu) His father, Samuel Fox, an Eng­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—Presi­ enforcement was presented by Dr. A. plan was approved upon Mr. Rosc- ly 300 motorists are snow-bound in Mendez, north of Victoria.the establishment of these fields und lishman, wus moody nt times over Gen. Joso Vallego is at the head to secure their location in Florida. dent Coolidge, through Senator Len- J. Holt of Arcadia and the conven­ bro's explanation thut the wire, as Nogal Canon 25 miles from San revereses, yet on other matconstructed Marcial, N. M., according to n long of the movement I n Campehee. A loot, of Wisconsin, announced Thurs­ tion affirmed the giving of its en­ fa r as possible, be Mr. Prune, also Thursday, introduc­ business tors displayed a “brilliant mind,” the tire support to the Eighteenth through the alleys along the route. distance telephone appeal for help re­ message to the revolutionary head­ day that tM Mmlniatration' approves ed a bill providing an appropriation minister testified. His mother poasand desirat to encourage to tho utmost amendment and the Volstead act. The constructing of this line will ceived here Thursduy by the Denver quarters stated that Wednesday he of $50,000 for the purpose of private charity for the relief of the in ho way m ar the beauty of the city Post. Snow was 20 feet deep in joined tho Huerta forces with the lagging "and ex\Jd?ng th?°?ost° offke bread winnor of the fumily.”,.was the people of. Germany and docs not conflict with the com- places, according to the message. The Fortieth battalion, composed of well building at Lakeland. Immediately Arthur B. or better known as Senator. Lenroot, after ___ two confermiusion’s plans for Sanford, says Post quoted J. C. Cartwright, of Win­ trainod troops. He also was report­ Upon his return here a few days “Jack,” brother of the defendant, to have 2JD00 volunteers who will ago, Mr. Prune secured nn addition ences during |ke d ay with the presi­ R. W. Pearman, secretary of the body. nipeg, Canada, as having mndc tho ed dent on the question of German re­ appeal. Two men whom Cartwright be armed. The arms were sent to to the clerk and carrier forco at the died in a fit of “violent insunity," the minster decinred, and the defense lief, sdnt this telegram to A. C. said were D. M. Blackmore, of Los Campehee several weeks ago by the Lakeland postoffice. government but were seised presented a medical certifi :** giv­ Backus .of Milwaukee, chairman of Angeles ,Cnl., and James Chcsnut of federal by rvolutionists. ing such ns the cause of death. the corAmitWq'in charge of the Ger­ North Pukota, brought word of the WINTER PARK,' Doc. 14.-ComState attorneys stressed :i portion The Huerta forces claim to be in man relief 'campaign in Wisconsin: pleting conditions in Nogul Canon. first three months of the of the statement of the certifying “In Git >tiew4p*per conference of college the control practically of Campehee and “The reported sufferings of the i Rollins will close next 1 lly T h e A aftoeiatrd I 'r n a ) hysiciun to the effect thut Juck Fox Tobasco and to be attempting to sur­ December 11, President Coolidge urged Fridav, year, motorists is terrible,” (Cartwright Dec. 21, for the Christmas WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—A new ad brought insanity upon himself by th e, newspaper reporters not to Bay vacution which period will extend to said, "and women and children are in round Villa Hermosa, the capital of statement of his position on the The pavilion belonging to the unwholesome practices. anything,that would result in drying Wednesday, Jan. 2. At thut time the need of medical attention. Food, Tabasco. Campbeil-Lossing Post American Le­ up the private charity that ia being final monn of the first semester will world court was given out Friduy nurses, a few doctors and men to Spearman Webb of Dented, Texas, ■ gion, has been removed to the legion’s formerly associated with Frye in the encouriged,” and further stated :of7 begin and lead up to final examina­ by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, open up the road to the canon are S. I’. I’leuces Embargo. chairman of the foreign relations ign encouraged,'' tions of. the. first term. Rollins stu­ committee, who declare d in favor of needed.” SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.—The lot on Myrtle Avenue and work will newspaper business in Dallas. Texas, dents living in Florida will leave for a world tribdnal if divorced from •The nopcal wus turned over to Southern Pacific of Mexico has placed begin shortly to convert it into an declared the defendant told him clubhouse. This statement 12 years ngo that he lived in constnnt their Various homes on Dec. 21, tak­ the league of nations. The statement the Red Cross. an embargo on perishable freight to attractive was given out Fridny by Jop Chitten­ dread of going insane. ing with them quite u number of stu­ wqa contained in a letter of, November points in Mexico, south of Mazatlan, Feared to Tell Fiancee. dents whose homes are in, other 30 toy the senator to a constituent. according to announcement made here den, former commander of the post. MANY SUBSCRIPTIONS. Brick, piling, palmetto logs and. “Some time Irefore his marriage he states. Every day more subscriptions to today at local Southern Pacific of- other •“It has always beeh the policy of materials to be used in the was worried as to whether or nut A lurge party of faculty members, t*n# Tks‘'AMO«i| kMMxfete* ftrtak) Harding Memorial Fund are be- Aces. . United States, and very emphat­ the construction of the bcilding are al­ he should tell his fiancee of his phys­ BOULDER. Colo., Dec.*- 14.—Four students and ulumni will acompany the ing received according to Postmaster! Dead freight for points in the remen len were killed -and one three injured the football team to Cuba, where the ically the. policy of the Republican Hull, who has charge of the funds] stricted area wiIMje accepted *sub ready on the job and A. P. Haggard, ical condition. I advised him not to Thursday night ‘when an automobile Tars will play the University of Ha­ porty,” said the letter, “to promote collected from Sanford und Seminole ject to delay.” The order was put who will be in charge of the work, do ho because I attached no import­ ;clashed into bob-sled loaded with Un­ vana in a game which is said to be in evfery way possiblu the settlement county. Thin week is boing observed into effect, the companvr said, at the says he will havo the clubhouse com­ ance to it,” the witness declared. iversity of Colorado students which attracting attention throughout the of international differences by arbi­ as Harding Memorial Weeki through­ request of Mexican military authori­ pleted within 45 days. Ilrudley B. Hogue, editor of tho wax speeding over slippery rtiad four Island Republic. For this “Rollins tration, and through the medium of out the country und special efforts ties. Thu clubhouse when completed will Dallas (Texas) Times-Heruld. on arbitral tribunals. We have advocat­ .miles east of Boulder, hooked on be­ Excursion’’ it is expected that the be one of the most attractive and which newspaper Fox is said to have Blue and Gold griders will be accom­ ed in the .past th e, establishment of are bein gmnde to obtain subscrip­ hind another automobile. Rebels Increase Strength unique legion homes in the state, said climbed the ladder from reporter to panied by a huge crowd of excur­ a permanent court of arbitration. I tions for this cause during this pe­ SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 14.— Mr. Chittenden. The post hns for managing editor, told the jury am thoroughly in favor of a world riod. No matter how small your gift Detailed sionists. report of tho military con­ some time felt the need of a meeting The college year at Rollins is ar­ court, but I desire that (t should be may be, it will be greatly appreciated, tingents in arms against the Ooregon place and with the help of outside that Fox nt the height of a brilliant L newspaper career suffered u general a true .world court and not Involved said Mr. Hall Friday. been named the date for ranged to meet in part the require­ Deq. tfi, government in Mexico were made, nub- parties it is now ubout to supply that breakdown in health. thVhtfni il yespor services at Rollins ments of students, from other states iti any way in‘'the league of nations. lie by Mexican refugees here, follow need. Ills first breakdown occurred in COTTON CONSUMPTION College, This Ml is a service th at is look­ and begins very late in September. ing receipt of messages from Adol 1’JIO, Mr. .Iiogue .testified, hut in ( l l r Thr A * a » e la t r * I’ rraa) CLOdK GIVEN TO CITY. ed forward to by both the students This year the sessions began on Sep­ fists headquarters in Vera Cruz. ......... WELL NO. 2 FlNSUIED..... 1818 he suffered n general collapao WASHINGTON, D(fc. 14.—Cotton tember- 25 and the final examlnationk sad tho residents of-W inter Park. T he'big clock formerly located at General Enrique Estrada, operat­ Well No. 2 at Pnrk Avenue und following nn utlack of influenza. Tho Doctor Sprague will speak on “Race wii be concluded June 5 with the tbp ol.d Fln.V National .Bank building consumed during November amount' ing in Jalisco has u n d e n t* command Commercial has been finished death of Edward McDaniel, u fellow Christ’s Coming.’’ ng, He commencement exercises. In order at F irst Street and Park Avenue and ed to 531,631 running bales of lint three battalions and four regiments. nnd a flow ofStreet Prep^tlpa^For r* approximately 600 gal­ subject a t great11< length to meet the atandurd requiremnts of which was taken down ThursdAy, has and 48.061) bales of linters compared has studlied his si General Samuel Santas with the lons per minute has been obtained. newspaperman, caused Fox to brood and resulted in extreme nervousness. and it is cted to be one of tho 36 weks, the Christmas vacation is beep giVen to the city by the bank, with 541,825 of lint and 57,128 of body of generals and officers known .most ng sermons ever given limited to 10 days and no Easter va­ it Was announced Friday by Mayor linters In October of this year , and ns practical school of cav o lrv h ^s This well is deeper than well No. 1 One time he collapsed nt hi3 typebeing 205 feet in depth. The con­ writer and unother tinie he fell un­ cation is observed. .. Forrest Lake a t the weekly luncheon 570,100 of lint and 55,128 of linters Ten airplarics inc!udin7^Tie"l'^u>’,, tractor, P. Joseph Kuehn of Orlundo, conscious Along wiiHh this there will be a in the Dallas city hall, Mr. of the Chamber of Commerce Fri­ in November of last year, the census a total of contingent of twelve 1,200. had to put the cusing down 110 feet Hogue suid. al musiciprogram -----arranged by the day. Just where, the .clock will be bureau announced Friday. have joined the revolt headed by Gen­ before he reached the rock. Opera­ Two or three vacations were given Conservatory of Music: under the di­ placed in the future has not been eral Estrada Gahay in Queretaro tions on well No. 3 at i'ark Avenue rection of Christine Hayward. ProJensen—$20,000 contract awarded seconded the movement. the defendant to allow him to rectidocided us yet, he said. General and Second Street began Friday. ;grtfms of this kind, arranged and di­ eprute but without much avail, tho for construction of wooden bridge Gallegos, chief of the military opera­ rected by, Mrs, Hayward, are •always witness said. He assumed an a tti­ BRISTOL. Va., Dec. 14.-Five pris­ tions in Guanajuato, ha,s joined the SMALL FIRE. spanning Indian River. •a treat the student body. Her VERMONT FAMILY LIVES. headed by John Hatfield, seventy tude of suspicion, the witness testlrevolt in Celaya. Fire originating from an unknown able work in th|a line la well known oners I Me T h r A « « » rln tril I’rr a a ) year old veteran of Hatfield McCoy source almost totally1destroyed anl Reports say that columns under or­ BURLINGTON* The. 14.—The old I ged nnd "he seemed to get the im­ throughout the state. The public is feud are ut large today in Cumber­ old coal, car at the Atlantic Const] der of General Villuncuva Carzu, an woman who lived in u 'shoo has a ] pression that many of hu best friend., cordially invited to attend the ser­ land mountains following their sensa­ were ____ his .enemies.... It wus nihilatcd the federals in Jalnpa, oc­ rivnl in a woman who for years h a s !,.,. vices. Line Railroads,shops Thursday night! . . ,,common tional escape Thursday from the Wise cupying that place after 37 hours about 10:30 o’clock. The damage with her husband and family j "nh u , . . " F°X WM county jail. fightnig. Among the prisoners tuken lived done could not be learned Friday but in an old scow moored nt a coni n X a .. . . . . . , -- i SWEDES SAIL FOR. SOUTH SEAS | were Governor Casurln, several local I S r V I . S u v f l i t H P t. u ) If it appears on the want nd I deputies, General Berlanga und Col- -h a r( in U ko CinunpLh in .hi, cit>, it is believed not {o have been a 1' S h . ^ ! . A STOCKHOLM, Dec. 14.—Parking great deul because tho car T»ad riot page of The Herald today, |onel Mayer, all of wheat will be tried where they hnvu raised 18 children. informed by Fox that "you are my ,tHelr bear-skin coats a t home along been used for some time, on account At one time this family moved you will receivo two free j by regular courts in conformity to Y’ou are trying to get rid with their Worries about the price of of needed repairs. ashore to a regular house, but they enemy. jlaw. Eighty were killed, 115 wound­ of me." tickets to the performance a t coal ,a group of Swedish adventurers 320 taken prisoners, 72 horses, soon went back to their marine quar­ ( U r T h e A M oeU te* has Just soiled away from the winter The Milane Theatre tonight. !ed, (foOLRUGK HEADQUARTERS. 822 rifles of different calibre a?d a ters. On another occasion the wife PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.—Two nights of the North, bound for Borneo ( O r T h r A a a a e la lr* P r r a a ) You may be the lucky one. large supply of ammunition taken, und mother, who has been bedridden and othar South Sea islands, where bandits' bound and gagged paymaster ( ’I* T it- VlHiMfblpll I'rPMl W a 'BHING t GN, Dec. !4.-JGenerRead.thoroughly th e ’ little according to telegrams. Estrada has for several years, went to a hospital they will take motion! pictures and of Michael Melody and Son Company nl campaign headquarters for Presi­ informed his partisans that his van-} for treatment, hut after 5 days she; • H fi’ACO. Dec. 1*1.— \Vh*ur, Dec, wnnt nds. write up their impressiens for the builders in offices of the concern and dent guards extend to San Andres, d ia l- 1said she did not get enough fresh *ir,j .104 3-8; .May 108 1-8; Corn. May Coolidge will be established at benefit of (heir fellow citizens. They fled with $15,786 which he wiw plac Chicago, cjiicomula and Oriental respectively, lund insisted on returning to tho scow, 73 5-8 to 2-1; Oat), May 15 7-8. Dec. 27. ing In envelopes to pay employes. will be gone 8 months. P » i l CHARACTER GOOD Affi TO BE GIVEN fiANDITS IN ClfiNA tiU-r ; si , “ **15® DlffiN MANY DOMES FEDERAL TROOPS GUARDING ROAD TO CAPITAL CLASH WITH REBELS sfiSW* DeLand Doctor Replies To Article Concerning Aubrey Lee Nickels Case J.REED CURRY TO SPEAK AT MEETING FLORIDA BAPTISTS CLOSE CONVENTION s, K , High Powered Line Is °dfirSVopD erate Brane Introduces Bill To 1 Reimburse . County, of DcSoto For Bond Motorist Parties Are Snowbound in Canon Coolidtfe Favors Private Charl^ For Germany J® *- - Rollins College Will Close For Christmas Vacation on Dec. 21 Lodge Restates Stand On The World Tribunal American Legion To Have New Home Soon R Studehts Killed When r. Boggled Collides th.intx F Sensational Escape of Five Virginia Prisoners Watch for Your Name Paymaster Robbed By Philadelphia Bandits MARKETS �••* 9t.y•./> • • *•■• *' f*. . .* ' . t . t S•,*1 * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY*.DECEMBER 13* 1923 ^ ==x" C ' ' ..... Herald Want Ads bring results; i AN CTILAEATPCQ DTECT A bottle of Herbino on the shelf a t . home is like having a doctor in the house all the time. I t givee instant relief when' the digestion gets out of tirder or th e 1 bawds fail to met. One or-two doeee is all that is necessary to start things mov­ ing and restore that fine feeling of exhil-. aration and buoyancy of spirits which be- ’ kmijiymly to perfect health. Price 60c. MILANE THEA •A# TODAY cj \ •v Vitngrnph’s Big Special 'demand nnd movement slow, market C. Dec WASHINGTON, -j‘(Special)—Leased wire report Call-, weak. Fla. crate* fancy $2.50, choico 11fornia estimated dnmnge. Early re-1 $r.30. I .ports from reliable sources indicate St. Louis (Raining, 42 above) i | temperature low ns xl at Lindsey, lleuns—Supplies, demand nnd ' Tulnno County, Sunday and Monday movement moderate, market steady, nights. Other parts of the county not Tcr h durk ^reon, $2.00®2.50., so cold. Oranges considerably darn..... , . . -n UNION PHARMACY 'aged, (50 per cent Navel crop in Tu- i * epptrs 1-d bu. hprs. fan > $> •• i Snnford. Florida I lane County picked. Heavy northerly @4.00. ' iwinds over Pacific southwest SaturEggplant—Supplies, demand and, ' dny, Sunday nnd Monday lias caused movement moderate, market steady, : rather severe damage to the Orange Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hampers $4.50. With Colleen Moore, Warner Bax­ ; crop in Southern California due to J Pittsburgh (Clear, 31* above) 1 ter and nn all star cast dropping and scarring of l'ruit ,but Lettilce—Cal. 8, Ariz. 1, Fin. 4, 35 it is Impossible to estimate the dum- cars on storage, supplies liberul, deSee the Big Forest Fire and the ‘ age for some time. Lettuce an d , mund nnd movement slow, market Race with Death bunched vegetables and cauliflowers dull. Opening prices today Cal. crates Comedy—Hall Room Boys, Percy' inl/oo dar.ieged by wind ami dust. Iceberg 4s nnd 5s S3@3.75. Flu. 1 1-2 bn. hprs., head, $1.50® 1.75, crates and Ferdie—r"Only a Husband” -IL S. Bureau of Agricultural $L50@2. Economics. Prices 10 and 25 Cents -------Souash—Fla. crates white few §1 Curlot Shipments Reported for | @2.50; yellow—too few >nles to I Friday—"Tea With a Kick" Tuesday, December II. '• ;quote. •atos $4@4.G0.! - / i s * mfai Oranges—Em. 175', Ala. 21, Ariz. 3, Eggplant—Fla. crates Saturday—Zane Gray’s "Lone Star A .W M Cnl. 151, totul 350. Unreported 10tl», Oukes—Flu. bu. cratess $5.00. ~ Ranger" with Tom Mix »rs. _green, best __1 lO.lh’ffl Ala. 3, Fla. 01, total 64. Reanr—Fla. bu. hpr G rapefruit—Fla. 20, unreported S3@3.50, poorer $1. Tex. bu. sprs 10th, Flu. 4. $2.00. Peppers—Fla. 1, total 1. • Peppers—Flu. crates fancy $2.75® Tomatoes—Cal. 2, Tex. 2, totul 4. 3, choice S1.75@2.25. Cul. crates fnn■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Manna Fire may not wait, cy $3. Unreported 10th, Del 1. material we have in tn;« grand Statu Boston (Clrar, 38 above) b e tte r a rra n g e f o r Celery—Cnl. 5, Idaho 1, N. J. 2 ,; in Track nnd Field nthletics and in Strawberries—Enrly sales, S1.25 per N. Y. 44, total 52. Unreported 10th, B^impiing and tennis I can r.cc no quart. Eggplant—Fla. crates exn. $5. ' .Michigan 3 by boat. reason why Florida should not be Lettuce—Fla. 24, Ariz. 5, Cal. 01, Peppers—Flu. crates, anfey $2.50® well •represented in the try-outs nnd total H3. Unreported 10th, Del. 0, 3, market temnorurilv oversupplied.! also in the final selection. Florida, Fla. 2. total 8. Deans— Fin. 7-R liu. hprs. green und You never know when lire may come. most Kockler (left) of Chicago and Percy Lawrence of Snn in all respects, will also conic to Mixed Vegetables—Fla. .30, Ariz.'wav. best 83.50® 1, poorer low nn it ja nil ever-present dungcr which, Francisco, comprising the American team, won the six-day front in this line if we will all ,£al* i'J}1 32, Mich. l. N'. J. ?2.n0. breaking out tomorrow, may destroy! bike race a t Mudisuu Square Garden, New York City. Four­ pul! together." 2, Texas 4, Wash. 1, total 02. UiiI,ct»w «_FIa. ernton Dig Boston , ... . “In anticipation of this,” he con­ reported 10th, Del. 12, La. 1, total best $1.75, poorer low as SI. Calif, iFol,r home and wipe away your sav teen thousand persons saw the team wind up their 2510-mile tinues, ”1 will send out a letter to 13. [erntes Iceberg. $3.501®4.00. * ' iiigs. grind. «Ypry member of the association urg­ Market Quotations for Wednesday, Potomac Yards, Va„ Passings ! ? ing the principals nnd conches to pay December 12 Oranges— 120 cars total. To N. Y. The very best protect.on against loss A D{™ special attention to this matter and Baltimore (Clear, 39 above) j38. Philndelph'a 23. Boston 13. HuUl- p, flro j. offered you by tin t agency.: 3.JICC S l i u r l l . A ,D I{ { IW O in addition will usk you to appoint Lettuce—Fin. 3, Idaho 1, 3 cars re- more 10, I each to Pittsburgh, H arris-' . ,. - .. K,,t.„rnl , !a f n r v rn rrilfH ltP fl iro n • committee of competent judges to consigned, 24 cars on truck inelua- '»ir«: 3 cnHi to Scranton, Washington, u w’ llolK' \ tUernl ,n"u * ! f L O r l.” ® ‘r u n act with you at the track and field ing broken, supplies moderate, ile- Dridgcpni-t, 2 each to providence, nine Company. Your investment is (]in i£ ~ ~ 4 0 X '7 5 « JjfU H t et, the nquutic meet and the tenmund nnd movement fair, market i Hartford, Allentown; 1 each to Can- made safe because you ure provided , . . v. .. meet to determine who might steady. Tuesday’s closing und today’s ; nnilngua, Geneva. Long Island City.: with suUIHi indemnity for loss caused DC SOlU t h l S W e e K . A 1*6111 possible contenders.” opening prices: Arizona crates Ice- Lebanon. Waynesboro, Chnmberahurg, i , I lly T h e A n s u r l n lr i l I ' r r i n ) -‘‘Count on me," Professor Wilbur Washington Club, while not deny- berg mostly around $3.75, Cnl. I.os! Lancaster. Reading, Trentor, Syra- hy lire, Don’t delay insuring—it may concludes, “ to assist you all I can in prove costly, CHICAGO, Dec. 13.—Eddie Collins ing that he had talked over the pros-j Angeles section, Cnl. crates $4.85® 'cine, Ashbury' Park, Atlantic Cltv. this work and I know every school in premier second baseman of the Anieri- pccts of landing Collins, and inimut- 5.75. Big Boston-Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs.' Grnnefrult—Total 45. To N. Y. 8, the association will co-operate with can League and captain of the Chi- ing that he was in a receptive mood, and 32-neud crates best $1.60®1.75, Washington 8. Philadelphia 7, Boston FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR­ you to the limit.” cago White Sox, is fur sale or trade declined to make a flat statement, poorer $1.25. ' 4, Baltimore 4, HrM*—*nnrt 2: 1 each nnd may become manager of the declaring, "I can’t say anything now." ANCE, CALL Eggplant—Express receipts light,! to Albany. Long Island City. Syramodcrate inquiry for good stock, too I ruse. Buffalo, Montreal. Toronto, Washington Club for the 11124 sea­ One of Last to Depart t son. i Collins, if lie is not traded, will lie few sales reported to establish m ar-1Rochester, Altoona, Hamilton, Elmira, RoomflrGOl-2 Harrisburg, Ashbury f Frank Chance, newly appointed ; one of the last two players who re­ ket. Tomatoes—No supplies on m ar-, Providence, Perk. [First National Bank Building manager of th eWhite Sox, made mained on the dull wrecked in 1920 ket today. Cukes—Express receipts light, de-j Tangerines—Total 10. To N. Y. 0, the startling announcement tonight as a result of the world's series Phone 95 mnnd limited, movement slow, market i Philadelphia 4. Bullimore 2; 1 each1 101-3 Magnolia Avenue . GAINESVILLE, Dec. 13.—Marvin | llJat Co,,in>» had been cast into the scandal of 1919. dull, Flu. sq. bu. hprs. fancy $4.00® *o Boston, Pittsburgh, New Haven, U. ("Red") Mounts was probably the player market. This announcement The convention opened today with a 4.50. Florida i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n n n n $ u Sanford, York. meetings, including hardest worker on the Florida 'Gator ivaH l,h.c »'"st important to come half dozen Squash—Express receipts light, dclinc-up this year. "Rod" as he is fain- fro,n 1,10 convention of more than a session of the hoard of arbitration mund and movement slow, prices low­ Hiarly called, played right end nnd ] baseball lenders who assembled i»f the national association of minor er. Fla, bu. hprs. Pearl best $2.26® n u z m a iia iim iH E a B a M ia B B iia m M M & B a iia a B a a ia B iM iiM M M M M M M M a M H M M M M M M a although he hud keen competition lor here Monday to set their house in leagues, which threshed out the dis­ 2.50, few $3.00, fuir $1.50®2.00. pute over .the presidency of the Pathe position, he was in a number of j order for the 1924 season. Peppers—Express receipts liberal, : 4 games during this season, Hu is 25 1 Clark Griffith, president of tiie !cific Coast League. demund nnd movement slow, prices M eurs old, the dean of his team, stock- ■ lower, Fla. bu. hprs. fancy best $2.7513 y built, five feet eight inches in ®3. few $3.25, fair $2.00®2.50. b height and tips the scutes at 100. Ile Kansas City f Raining, 13 above) J is Btrong on the defensive and good Beans, Eggplant, Okra, Peppers j 3 on the offensive; altogether one of i and Squush—No curlot urivuls, n o |a the most consistent players on th e ; W. A. I.ightfoot of New York City,; CLOCK TO HE REMOVED, ears on track .prices nnd conditions j| end. sus- unchanged. ia is The big clock representing a large shoe concern, that has been Mounts began his career ns a foot­ pended from the building at Park N'm . J l ° r p ,n Ci'r l 7 abo" > ball nlayer in Oklahoma, where in in Snnford for a few days. ' „ . ■ Beans—Fla. I, Fin. bout receipts 1014 he wus on the team of the Uni-! Avenue nnd First Street, formerly equal to 3 curs; supplies, demand nnd iS verslty Preparatory school at Ton- j A. Witman, representing the Nation , occupied by tile First National Bank, movement, moderate, market, firm for kawa. He played on the team again j al Paper Company of Atlautali was is to Lo taken down according to nn good stock. Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs. green • n in 1915 nnd was graduated in the i a business visitor in Sanford Wc il­ announcement made Thursday by F. 3.50, poorer low as $2.51). spring of 1910. That full he played I*. Fo'ster. Unless some provision Peppers—Fla. 3. Supplies, demand tin the S. A. T. C. team nt Oklahoma nesilay. i.s made to have it installed else­ and movement moderate, market A. & M. Colege. He entered the Uni­ where ,the clock will be stored away, steady, Fla. crates fancy Belles $2.50 Mr. and Mrs. G. \V. Bird nnd child versity of Florida in 1921 and won Mr. Forster. For several years @3.00, choice $1.75®2.00. his football letter the first year. He • are here for n few days from Glen said Lettuce—Fin. 10, no earlot Ariz., it has been given the time being conU one of those who helped to put Fails, N. Y. They may possibly Cal. 4, N. C. 1, Southern ami West­ lo-< trolled by u master dock located in Florida on the footlmll map in 1922. ern supplies moderate, demand nnd He played left end both these years cate in Sanford for the Winter, At the bank. It was installed at a cost movement fair, market steady. Fin. but was shifted to right end at the presept they nn registered at the of $1,500 and cost approximately $100 1 1-2 bu. hprs.. Big Boston, Sanford a year to maintain it. beginning of this season. Section .SItiil.aO, Winter Garden $1.25 Besides being n hard worker ns :» Vaidez. fie 1.55. Idaho, small sizes, mostly S2. TO football player, Mounts is a hard .. ERECT HOW > .,I.ING * . .ALLEY. . . . Roniaine—Fla. 2, limited supplies, deMr. anil Mrs. Albert Henderson of working student, ile is taking tne . * :!1ri!'":‘l Llks decided at its meet- nuind moderate, movement slow, mnrSmith-Hughes work and will graduate St. Petersburg spent Wednesday in ing Wednesday night to build bowl- |{,.t st, ady. Fla. 1 1-2 bushel hampers nejft year. Sanford on route to Canada in their tag alleys at the clubhouse at an •$1.00® 1.25. car. They were registered at the early date. Equipment will be or- Eggnliint—Fla. express receipts GAINESVILLE. >Tu. Dec., 13.— nldez. derul soon and will be immediately equivalent to 1 car from Cuba, by “Spick” Stanley, a former Duval High he installed for the benefit of its boat. Supplies, demand and movement star and a strong contender for the members,’ moderate, market steady. Fla. crates The Royal Arch Masons of San­ quarterback and half position on the ford met at the Masonic Hall i.., Tues­ The Elks also voted to send out tancy $t.50®5, choice $3.50@4, CuUniversity of Florida’s team of Chiir.tma.i ba kets to the poor as has ban bu. baskets fancy $4@5, choice “ Fighting Alligators” this year, was day night and elected the following been their custom for many years. A $3.o0. officers for the coming year: L. I! one of the reasons for the team being special committee headed by H. B. Washington (Clear ,30 above) iii high geur all the time, lie put un Hudgins, high priest; John (Sore, Lewis will look after that matter. Lettuce—Supplies liberal, demand king, M. H. Spencer, scribe; John a strung hid for the quarter’s berth Anyone knowing of a family in need, ^'/'denite, market steady, Fla. B. B and made the regular sweat to hold Munson, treasurer; and C. J. Humph, is lequeisted to get in c o m m u n i c a t i o n $1.25® 1.50 crate. Peas—Demand secretary. him down. moderate, market steady, Fla. 7-8 The installation of officers will with Mr. Lewis . Spick huils from Jacksonville, nnd bu. hprs. $3.50®4. *------came here with the memorable class take place on December 27, it was Brans—Market steady, supplies and , * VALDEZ ARRIVALS. of 'Z'l. He played with the freshman announced Thursday. demand fair, Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs. $3.00. team that won the Southern title last -------II. C. I.ukens, Jacksonville; II. C. Peppers—Supplies liberal, demand year. In Ills Ijigh School days he was Choo-Choo, the celebrated clown,1Wellborn, Daytona Beach; G. 11. Saw- moderate, market steady, Fla. fancy Tf , nicked us an “All-State man." and who for many years was with Bar- j yers, J. C. Dranc, .Jacksonville; A. $3.00. brought from Duval a great football mim-Bailcy circus, but who now is Witman, Tampa; W. A. Raleigh, BalCukes—Supplies very light, too few record. In addition to being n good tiaveling in the interest of the Na- timore; It. E. Bailey, New York City; sales to establish market. man nt quarter, he can he shifted to tionul Tuberculosis Society, is in San-|J. P. Flitch, Atlanta; P. A. Morehouse, Eggplant—Supplies light, demand hult, performing well in both posi­ for to lecture to the school children Atlanta; Dozier Riehhourg, Tampa; good for good stock, market steady, tions .He passes, runs ends and bucks in behalf of the work of that organ-1 R. M. Hoyt, Jacksonville; J. M. Fox, Fla. crates best $4.5U@5.00, small the line for good and consistent gains ization. He lias charge of placing of Jacksonville; Harry <\ Simpson and $3.00® 3.50, a t all times, lie weighs 100 pounds the Christmas stamps which that j S. S. Sims, Jacksonville: J. J. Thomas, Chicago (Cloudy, III above) and has two more years at Florida. Squash —No earlot arrivals, supplies organization sells every year in o r! Atlanta; A. L. Bauer, New York City ; Hit' _____ light, demand ami movement slow, der to iaiso money to carry on its C. It. Layman, Birmingham; B. II. ''GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dee. 13.—The dull. Fla, .standard crates $2.00 , Taylor, Ocala; E. D. Collier, Newark, market utility man of Coach Van Fleet's work. ®2.no. -------I N. J.; I). M, Collier, N. Y.; W. A. charges this year was Edgar Tood. ( ukes—No earlot arrivals, -no cars ■ The value of Tood’s playing to the CONGREGATIONAL MEN’S C l.l’ll Lightfnot, New York; S. T. Street- on track, supplies and demund mod­ ■ teuin lay in the fact that lie could Thursday night is the regular meet­ man, Jacksonville; P. Winninghant, erate, market steady, Fla. sq. bu. ■ aubstitute for two different positions. ing of the Congregational Men’s Club Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen­ crates fancy $J@1.50, choice $3.00® N Although his best iduying was done at their room in the Parsonage. Aj derson, St. Petersburg; J. I*. Laird, 3.25. ■ a t left end, lie coulu down left tackle 1full attendance is desired as matters j Atlanta. Peppers—Fla. 3, 9 cars on track in­ IS almost equally us well. This two-fold of importance will be discussed. All cluding broken, supplies moderate, denbilitv made him a valuable player. are asked to tell their friends and to To Entertain Children mnnd and movement slow, market Todd is from St. Petersburg where lie present sine to be present them­ Cho-C’ho, the health clown, will be weak. Fla. standard crates $3.00® he tiluyed Ids first footlmll with tic- selves. here Friday afternoon to amuse and 3.50. Mill High School team of that city. His entertain the school children of San­ Beans—Fin. 1, I! cars on track in­ first position was at left guard, but ford. Ho will appear at tho Milano cluding broken, supplies, demand un.l REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN. Theatre In his last year be played fullback. nt 2 p. nt. under the auspices movement moderate, market slightly The city registration hooks were of the Seminole He was going strong on the fn simian County Child Wel­ stronger. Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs. green and ! opined Wednesday by City Clerk L. team last year until the- middle of the fare organization. Cho-Cho is a jolly wax $1.00®4.50. ordinary $2.50®3. season when lie suffered a broken U. Philips and will remain open until jester of far ami great renown. His Cincinnati (Clear, 51 above) collar bone which put him out for the January 2, 1921. All voters are ad­ antics queer and full of mirth have Tomatoes—No earlot arrivals, 3 vised that they must register between entertained more kinds on earth and j ‘" "s rest of the season. on track including broken, sup­ i • , lhere two dates in order to he quali­ in his droll and funny way there is a ples moderate, demand and movement a fied to vote a t tiie next election. lot lie’ll have to say. All the while he’s j slow, market weak. Few early sales 2 , gaily playing a lot of health hints he’s Cal lug boxes, ripos, wrapped, mostly Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Deyo of New [conveyittg. impressing you with diet [$1. Cuban 0s ripes, wrapped,’ fancy M York are visitors in tin* city. Mr. rule for tho a clown he is no fool. In und choice considerable overripe, best 2 Deyo is president of W. C. Deyo fact lie’s very wise indeed. And while 82. poorer low ns SI. Fla. express re- 3 uml llro., Incorporate'!, well-known thev’ro all with laughter roaring, their ceipts 0s, riper-, wrapped, funy $3.50 ■ jg fruit and vegetable dealers. Mr. and little minds, are quickly storing tho @4. Peppers, Eggplant, Squash, Pens.'* CHICAGO, Dec. 13.—The board Mr:. Deyo expect to spend about two sound advice he bus to tell about thu wav they can keep well. of directors ol thu American League, weeks in the city. Beans—Market steady, yesterday’* D Newspapers all over the country prices same. IL L. Shipp returned Wednesday meeting here today formally awarded tho 1923 league championship to the ni"ht from Miami where he spent have written about Cho-Cho’s wonder­ Phdudclnhiii fCIcar, 39 above) n ( likes—No earlot arrivals, no cars !U New York American league eluh nnd several Jay • on a combined business ful entertaining powers. Ile was fur many years a circus clown and under- on track, light supplies, demand and 5 voted to give individual awards ’<> and pleasure trip. i lands children, reaching to their very j movement slow, market steady, Fla. " George Sisler und Babe Ruth, the two hearts with his laugh provoking pepper crates fancy stock $3®4.QO, !■ players decided to have been the REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. {stunts. Millions ,,f children have seen choice $2. greatest value to their clubs in 1 9 2 2 December 12. KH him and love him not only for the hnpand 1923 respectively. The form of Beans—Fin. 1, I mixed car und 2 Mi . Frank R. Pounds and husband nv moments he has given them .but other cars on track including broken, these awards wus not decided on. * to Willie I!. Nowell. (ft for the good he does in bringing sim- supplies moderate, demund und move­ _T hc board also sent a menace of Rufus IL Cooper and wife to F. H. i tde hygienic fnrL ami health laws, ment good, murket firm for fancy condolence to tho relatives of “Wild IlongliOi.l. Every school child i*-. invited. No ad- stock, Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs. green fancy Bill’ Donopan. who was Lliled in tinNellie Ingram and husband to Mrs. nion charged. twentieth wreck at Forsythe. N. Y., Cnrrii freights $3@3.75, poorer 81.50. Ex­ W. Spin*-. am! decided to continue to share for press shipments fancy $450@4.75. « K. A. Dougin.--/, et al, to J. T. Kast(’■M.RNDAR BAZAAR and band also $3® 1.00, poorer $2, was, poor, I^aiis Crigre, catcher of tin- Boston •> First Street, Welnka block it: r. »1 td. niert 'ree. nfl'-rrmon ami evening mostly $2®3. chili, until he is restored to health. G. W. tuiikc and wife to LI. R. l >i emitter 1 I at Hall, Geneva. A g»ft| Peppers—Fla. 1. 4 cars on track inTho board will meet again tumor■Beck. row. . fur everyone. eluding broken, supplies moderate, ^({■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HaBaaaaaHHMa* and Nine” in$urance±~ndw l EDDIE COLLINS, PREM IER SECOND BASEMAN O F WHITE SOX FOR SALE Bargain E. F. LANE GATOR FOOTBALL STAR’S RECORDS A. P. Connelly & Sons M I' S CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS is VVe have just put in a complete line of standard Dress Patterns To You You will find here a big stock of Cry­ ing Dolls at Sale Prices to do your Christmas shopping at Churchwells’ Christmas Sale. Each department is MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, LADIES’ DRESSES AND COATS, CHILDREN’S COATS, SHOES, DRY GOODS. SHIRTS, TOWELS, PILLOW CASES, SHEETS, SUIT CASES,! : TRUNKS, SILK PARASOLS AND HOSIERY. AND RUTH ( hi TH E STORE THAT SELLS IT FOR LESS. RECEIVE AWARDS •S E L L S - Jai’i , VTf » JtL, .____ . .. *^ N*. il I T FQ f? / ~ c �AtewtMiriiw * in' *10nwh f c u m l A ' PAGB TWO ____________ TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, IM S' • \ WIN A P R Q B , m e n u w anted Menu and Grocery Sedtion .The Herald will give $1 worth of merch*ndJ«e from any merchant advertising on this page, for the best menu submitted each week. , MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE corporation ahull exist ahull he per­ petual tinlraa the auniu lie legally dlaHalved. Rend th* Want Ada regularly. 1x o r ir r . ok ixTK.vnn* to apply KOI! t.KTTK.H* PATKXT. For publication on this psge each week. Every week |1 worth of merchandise will be given the woman submitting tho best menu. WEEKLY PRIZE MENU W on By Mrs. N. H. Gamer A IIT IC L B V. t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n . h a l l he | m„ r r , ( a t n n i p b e a r i n g t h e words.. “OHIKXTv K K ItN C OM PAN Y, COIU’O l U T r H KA L.” '* Section I. The bualnean of thla cor­ BY JIGGS N o tic e Is h e r e b y K iv rn Mint iln* unporation ahull lie conducted ny u linurd A l l T I C L t : IX. ilerslKncil w ill a p p l y t o th e C lovornor of not leaa than three (3) nor more Ion 1. T h e s t o c k h o ld e rs *if *i,„ I o f t h e S t a t e of K lu rh ln on t h e Stilli thun aevrn (7) Director."* and hy n c o Reel r p o r a t i o n s h a l l a d o p t h y-law a nm v. CHAPTER FOUR. don’t know what the poodle did. . t i n y of D e c e m b e r , A. D. U 2J. f o r L«>tPresident, Secretary un*l Trenaurcr. c o n s i s t e n t w i t h Its C h a r t e r and "hi HOW WE BROKE INTO SOCIETY. "I’m just training now to act when I t e r s I’n l e n t . t o he I s s u e d to O ltlK N T A The President ahull bo a member of Il on w s o f t h e S t a t e of F lo rid a , for " HKItN COM PAN Y u p o n th e f o l l o w i n g the Hoard of Director.. i have told me readers the story of we have our house warming," said A g o v e r n m e n t o f Its o fficers, nnd the r t i c l e s / i t • I n c o r p o r a t i o n a d o p t e d by Section 2. Tile II >nr I of Dlrectora h y - l a w a a d o p t e d sh all h e adopted hy me early life, marriage and success Maggie. “ It’s next Friday. I sent t h e sn ld c o m p a n y n s Its p ro p o s e d hIiiiII lie elected annually ut a meet­ t h e Xole o f Hie m n 'n r l t y o f e ll .h er. BREAKFAST in the brick business. Fortune had out the invitations today. charter: ing of tile atncklinldera to he held on O f s» ek. r.n.1 m „ y ,lp a m e n d e d In such “But th at’s the night of tho pinochle I'llOI'OHED rilARTKIl OK OttlENTA come to me and Maggie from the the laid Monday of Jnnnury of ouch m a n n e r n a m a y be p rov id ed for in Grapefruit (Piggiy Wiggly) KKItN COMPANY. tournament nt Dinty’s," said I to Mag­ Jiggs non-brcakable brick, but from u /-lu \v a. " year, mid the I'realdent. Hecretnry and Breakfast Bacon (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) Trenaumr ahnll lie elected unnuullv that time on Maggio was a changed gie. "Can’t I go, Maggie, darlin’? ’’ byT hnes sui cnlduetres i gt nh ee dm sIenl cvoe rsp ot roagt eo trhs e rh e ro A U T H ’LR X. fo r 'If you stir out of this house, I ’ll t h e p u r p o s e o f f o r m i n g n c o r p o r a t i o n Itv the linurd of IlIrnrtnrH ehoaun each Kggs(Roberts Grocery)' woman. The worst of it was that she S e c ti o n 1. T h e nam es a n d residences ycqr r.t A meeting of the Dlrectora to o f t h e s u b s c r i b e r s an d th e am ount ,.f wanted to make me a changed man. ruin you,’ said Maggie. f o r p r o f i t u n d e r t h e l o w s of t h e S t a t e Flour Muffins (Ionn) ( A. (t P, Co.) lie held Annually Immediately follow­ " l o c k s u b s c r i b e d hy each o f them nr., I didn’t know what to do. Every o f K l o r l d a .nnd do h e r e b y a d o p t t h e Shfe began to bring me up. She is still ing the anlil annual stockholders meet­ n s fo l lo w s : Butter—f'lovt'iblocm (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) time I thought about Dinty and the f o l l o w i n g A r tl e ie s o f I n c o r p o r a t i o n : bringing me up. ing. The offlcra of the Dreahlent nnd I l e n j n m l n K. Ilnlnea. Medford. Massa­ '' y ' A R T I C L E I. and the pinochle tournament, I Coffee—Senate (Piggiy.Wiggly) the Treasurer may lie held hy one c h u s e t t s , f o r t y - s e v e n s h a r e s ; Carrie it “Jigg*.” *he said to me, “our daugh­ hovs S e c ti o n I. T h e m im e of t h i s c o r ­ felt worse. Friday morning 1 wrote ami the aume neraon. H o llie s, M ed fn ril. M a ssach u setts one ter, Norn, will be home from finish­ a note to Dinty; explainin’ the fix 1 p o r a t i o n s h a l l he ‘•OltlKNTA K K ItN Section 3. The time, plnre nnd man­ s h a r e ; M ary Ilnlnea. Allnmonte DINNER O M P A N Y ” nnd Its p rin c ip a l o f f ic e ing school. For her sake, we must was in, nnd gave one of the butlers a .C ner of calling meetings of Htockliohl- S p r i n g * . I* In rh ln . mitt nlinr**; Andrew he a t A l t a ­ take our rightful place in society. To dollar to take it to him. That was 'amnoiln tpel aSc pe r ionfg sh.u sSlenme sisn oslhe a lCl ounty. ors and dlrectora other than the an­ <2. Maine*. A l t a m o n t e Hplrngs. Florid • Soup—Campbell’s Tomato (A. & P. Co.) F lo r­ nual meeting ahnll he fixed hy the by­ o n " Hliar*. begin with, we must move." ida. w i t h t h e p o w e r t o e s t a b li s h b r a n c h Veal Loaf (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) one language the butler understood. law. of auhl corporation, nnd the elec­ T h e f o r e g o i n g A rtic le s o f Inenrp*.ra­ o f f i c e s a n d p la c e s o f liuslness a t o t h ­ •Fine,** said I to Moggie. “I know The guests commenced urrivin cu r­ e r p o i n t s In t h e S l a t e of F lo r id a a n d tion of the Hoard of Directors ahull he t i o n W e a u li s e rl li c th is r*th day of De­ String Beans (A. & P. Co.) a swell house just around the corner ly—n lot of Maggie's high-brow In t h e s u c h o t h e r s s t a t e s nml c o a n hy Imllot, each stockholder being en­ c e m b e r . l!*2:ip n n d do h e re b y suliser |)„. French Spinach (popular Market) titled to one vote for each share of e a c h f o r t h e a m o u n t of s t o r k set i.p. Me from Dinty Moore’s saloon.’ Iriends that gave me u pain. Maggie t r l o s na It m a y d e e m n e c e ss a ry o r a d ­ stock owned by. him. poH ltc o u r r e s p e c t i v e s i g n a tu r e s Vegetable Salad (Piggiy Wiggly) ’Idiot,’’ said Maggie. “If 1 catch had me strapped in n dress suit so I v is a b le . .fg»« Section I. Thu Hoard of Dlrectora IIK N A M IN F. MAIN ICS t ; Hliar.AP.TICI.KB II. you running with those rough-neck coii'il hardly breathe. may provide for the election or the Bread Gold Medal Flour (Piggiy Wiggly) P A i t n i K . it. ir.MNKH | The g en eral n a t u r e of uopolntment nnd for llxlng the duties ends of yours any more, I’ll lock "You stand with me here, in the t h eS e cbtiu os inn e I.s s to A N D flK W 11. MAINKH | Hlrir. he t r a n s a c t e d hv th e Cherry Pie ( A. & P. Co.) of auch other offlcera nnd ngehta us MAI.’Y A. I IA IN MS ....... | Sli'u,. receiving line,” she said. "And re- s a id c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be the c a r r y i n g you up for life.’’ they may deem ndvlanlde. and may S T A T U i I F F L O ItlD A . Swiau Cheese (Popular Murket) on of n g e n e r a l n u r s e r y b u s i n e s s niul She meant what she said, too. Mag­ inemhcr not to mukc any breaks." make each rules and take aiicli nrtloii C o u n t y o f Seminole. “I won’t,’ said 1 to Maggie. “ I’m In c o n n e c t i o n t h e r e w i t h to ra ise , p r o ­ Nut:--, Itaiilm (Gonzalez Grocery Co.) gie generaly does. A week later she Mot liironalatml with the Charter nml O n t h i s d a y p e rs o n a lly appeared b e­ d u ce. liny. sell. I m p o rt, ex p o rt niul afraid to naive for fear this vest will." It) -lutva of the Corporation na they made me buy a big place on I*ong Is­ f o r e m e I t e n j n m l n K. I In Itie*. Carrl*. Coffee—Baker (A. & P. Co.) t r a d e n n d d e n i In s e e d s , sh r n h s . p l a n t s , may deem mlvlaahle for tho operation It. I l a ln c s . M a r y Iln ln c s nml Andrew <; land. She filled it with English but­ ..We’d been receiving so hard by !> p r o d u c e a n d f l o w e r s of t:ll l.ln d s; to of its btultieas. I l n l n c s . t o ini' w ell k n o w n tu lie the lers, who couldn’t understand me when o'clock my hnnds were nil mashed up, c a r r y on m id c o n d u c t any a n d nil SUPPER A ltT IC L K VL ti e r s i u is ile se rllie il )>i nnd who hIkii .,| I tried to talk to them. She raised when all of a sudden I heard music k i n d s o f n i i r i c n l t u r n l nnd h o r t i c u l t u r ­ Section 1. The namex of the offlcera t h e f o r e g o i n g A rticles o f Incortu.ra­ o p e r a t i o n s an d g e n e r a l l y to p r o d u c e Fried Oysters (Roberts’ Grocery) Cain when I wanted to sit in me 'outside. It was n brass band nud it al win* shall conduct the business of the t i o n of O l t l K N T A KKItN COMPANY a n d t r a d e "In a n y a n d nil k i n d s of I was playin’ "The Wenrin’ O’ the corporation until those are *iimli()•*<! It ml nckn**w|p*lKe*l b e fo re me that they socks on the front porch, admirin' the Potato Chips (1’iggly Wiggly) p r o d u c e o f t h e s o il; t o raise, b u y , sell win* shall lie elected nt the first an­ s e v e r a l l y s i g n e d t h e s a m e nml Mil,, view. She had a couple of stone dogs , Green.” i u» d o t h e r w i s e t r a d e a n d deal in live Creamed Asparagus (Popular Market) nual meeting of the stockholder* are a c rlh c il t o t h e nm otint of stock set 'Good gracious!" said Maggie. I sto c k ot a n y k i n d : to m a n u f a c t u r e . put on the front grass, and she bought as follows: lli-nlmnln F. Ilnlncs. o|**»*slte rh*"lr s i g n a t u r e s . Rolls, Gold Medal Hour (Piggiy Wiggly) 1 buy . s ell n n d t r a d e In m e r c h a n d is e of ‘What's th a t? ’ a poodle for the front parlor. Me mid I'realdent: Ilenjnmlh H. Ilnlncs. Score, IN W IT N K S H W IIKItKO F. I |,av*. VI don’t know, darlin,’ ’ I said to I nil k i n d s ; to is su e Its bo n d s f o r an y Celery (A. & P. Co.) the poodle was misuruble. tary* Andrew tl. Haines. Trnntirer. h e r e u n t o s*-t iny h an d nnd official l of t h e p u r p o s e s o f t h e c o m p a n y a n d AllTIt.’l.i: VII. ai-nl t h i s T w e l f t h d ay of llercnilur Maggie let us out once n week. Magic. ’’’Hut it sounds like Mike I to s e c u r e tin* s a m e In a n y m a n n e r per* Assorted Pickles (Popular Market) Section I. The highest amount of 1 !*23. The rest of the time I dealt mcsclf Monahan’s band. Mcbhc the boys took I m It led b y l a w : t o p u rc h a s e , l e a s e or indebtedness or llnhtllty to which thla Tea (A. & P. Co.) (K KA I.) DONALD (1. SPAIN. (Continued on page six) • o t h e r w i s e a c q u ir e r e a l p r o p e r ty , nnd pinochle hands in the basement. I corporation can at any time subject N o ta r y Public. Submitted by Mrs. N. II. Garner, December 7th. Itself ahnll lie the sum of Five Tlioua. ( N o t a r y R e a l) and Dollars (f 000.60). N o t a r y P u b lic State of AUTIULK VIII. F lo r ld n a t Large. In noil, n-loiiKr o r illnpoai. of th o nam«*; tion shall he Five Thousand Dollars Section I. The corporate seal of M y c o m m i s s i o n e x p i r e s O c t o b e r S, 1"J27. In purrlinai* . ni'i|\ilr<«. hold or ill.pimp of ifu.nue.uiMi) of which total sum all an y n a i l nil t r u d e - i n a r k s .tr a d r .ti n m e n , shall he common stock, (lie said com­ In v en t I o 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 mon stock to lie divided Into llfly (SO) L etters P a te n t o f th e U nited S t a l e s shares, all of the par value of One and e l s e w h e r e ; t o d o nil t h i n g s h e r e i n Hundred (find.on) per share. Christmas Sale Bananas 15c Dozen Full Line Candies Nuts Fruits and Vegetables i set f o r t h n s f u l l y u s a n y n a t u r a l p e r ­ son m i g h t o r c o u l d d o ; to h av e o f f i c e s and n g i- rits a n d t o c o n d u c t its h n s l n o s s In a n y p l a c e In t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a and e l s e w h e r e n iu l t o g e n e r a l l y e n jo y and e x e r c i s e nil o f t h e r i g h t s , p o w e r s mul p r i v i l e g e s I n c i d e n t to c o r p o r a t i o n s for p r o f i t t i n d e r t h e l a w s <yt th e H tute of F l o r i d a . A R T I C L E III. , S e c t i o n 1. T h o a u t h o r i z e d a m o u n t of t h e c a p i t a l n t n c k of th i s c o r p o r a ­ Possibilities W ithout A n Equal Sanford rruit Store 107 WEST FIRST STREET s FRESH GOODS Arriving Daily Everythin); that the House wife needs to make complete her purchases for the Holiday season Fancy Cranberries ■Richelioue Coffee Chase & Sanborn Coffee and Teas Whitehouse Coffee Barrington Coffee ™ VU - - _____ I The famous Ferris House Bacon | Armou’r Star Ham i Swifts Premium Ham _____________________ CHEESE I t r g lb- 33c MINCEMEAT Q9 oz.f)7 Package Puul/u era 13c ■ «a1 Kinghans Reliable Hams Hens and Fryers STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ■ COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY KANSAS CITY REEF. MUTTON PORK, VEAL, LAMB, AND ■ WE INVITE THE LADIES OF SANFORD TO INSPECT OUR MARKET—EVERYTHING STRICTLY SANITARY j Special For Saturday Only Kingan Reliable Ham Any Average 2H 1-2 cents per pound You Are Always Welcome at our store Gonzalez Grocery Co. Phene 277 TOILET PAPER J f h 5 c A & P Pan Cake or Ingleside Pure Ga. CANE SYRUP Buckwheat Flour 1-2 Can - 1 4 c Pkg. . 1 0 c 2 1-2 Can . 2 7 c FRUIT CAKE INGREDIENTS A T LOW PRICES FRUIT CAKE Two °"e lb6Sc lbs. -- -$1.25 We Deliver THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE FREE! Gold Ribbon M ilk ^, ffCan 10c I 3 6 126 C r is c o - LB’.’'*' — W —— WM*— *s western caufo S a P o ta to e s 24c P r u n e s , !b. 16cl EAT r.IORE DRUNKS FOR YOUR HEALTH SAKE iM iiN ia H M M M n M B a u A a a M B B H D n n n a B B B iM a M M Senate Coffee, lb. 36c I’i.iehirsl Ot. 20c, Pt. 10c PURE Fancy White Bacon, lb. 14£c 5 Blue Rose Rice 3 5 c 5 fmaii P. & G. Soap 19c pig. Star Naptha Powder 3 9 c Libby's B Pickles, lb. 3 0 c Campbells Beans, can 10c Bottle Premier Catsup 2 8 c US €old Medal Flour $ 1 .1 0 ■■■wr— PLANTATION 2nd Street Between Park and Oak Avenue. Personal Mention FULL LINE FIELD’ S n — n , i ■■ ■■— — ---- Sheiis $1.10t»$1.35 FULL LINE FItESH FRUITS AND VEGE­ TABLES. SHOP EARLY TO AVOID THE _____ RUSH P iM y W i^ ly TIRES 1ILANE THEATRE & w“ .™iS!lyo".trX i r will Cho-Cho, Health Clown ever lie kindly remembered. * Entertains School Kids Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lning and Fdmily. AMUSEMENTS The Milano Theatre Is presenting for tonight’s fenture attraction, "Tea With a Kick,” an Associated Exhibit­ ors’ picture made by Halporin Pro- SPECIAL SATURDAYl “Tea With a Kick” witli u Million Dollar Cast A 27 Star Dramntic Treat ^U“Ten With r. Kick” has it. It is something new in pictures, nnd its novel theme nnd humorous treatment makes'it one of the most entertaining offerings the Milanc has had in many weeks. Built as n satire on present day American life, “Tea With n Kick" pokes fun nt clrys nnd wots alike, nnd winds up with this moral: “Get your fun out of life now—ot* you will get i it in the end." Doris Muy, us nn expelled college ] girl, opens r. tea room, hut business . is bad until n plentiful supply of “kick" is injected into her ten. The j "kick" is not what you think it is, j however, but consists of a gorgeous j ensemble of benutiful girls, daringly j original dances and gorgeously at -1 tractive gowns. Through it. all runs a ; fine vein of humor nnd this reviewer j can report that the audience yester-! dny nt the Milanc Theatre was kept in n continuous gnle of laughter j throughout the course of the picture. ! Also Second Round of "FIGHTING BLOOD” nnd Fox News Saturday—'Tom Mix in Zanc Gray’s "Lone Star Ranger" m a Makes Weak, PunyBabyFat and H e a lth y FREE! Iu u v ra M M A & P CORN Q Large FLAKES 0 Package! P*rl™ Grocery Section Thursday night nt the Court House, country who have seen him perform, i with all other present incumbents re -1His work has been commended by I elected to office. j ntagy of the leading papers of the! Other officers elected were: L. H. country, for though be appeals to tiusi Walker, senior vice commander; Roy children through their seme of huSchmidt, junior vice commander; mor, a t the same time he obtains the Judge J, (J. Sharon, chaplain; Alfred;<*esireti results, Hint of Icrchiiig them; King, officer of the dny; (’. J. Mar- health rules nml principles. He put:; shall, surgeon; J. N. Rrndshnw, Or- his Iteullh rules across by amusing > lnndo, patriotic instructor; J. E. Par- the children with his anti-s ami. tin, Oviedo senior color sergeant; ------ --- . Kdwnril Albertson, St. Cloud, junior color sergeant; W. E. Jameson, officor of the guard; Comrade Von Koppolow, bugler; J. A. McCarthy, St. Cloud, sergeant in command of out-post No. 1, a t St. Cloud; Joseph M. Hrndy, sergeant in command of out-post No. 2, Orlnndo. * | H. A. Lnppin nml C. C. Priest were fm y f CAPITOL COFFEE Best in the House for the Price I f'ii. t A & P 8 O'clock ib30c C o f f e e cCIRCLE, ir c l e , ib. lb. 35c THREE BIG Bokhr lb. 40c LEADERS CTTYNfiWS PARAGRAPHS Saturday SPECIAL Mon(layl 1 0 lb . S u g a r $ 1 .0 0 • “ *r* clinches his point hy illustration or ] "t/irf a pr ize ” ]contrast. When he is through the lit-1 tie this think what a nice pmee g.fftool! The* Horn’d will cK’c St iworth tvouM be if they had Chp-Cho for a I i teacher. r SERIOUSLY ILL SPECIAL COMMITTEE i H. G. Uictrickr 20(5 i»a‘ric Avene- 1 Ahum*: the things that Cho-Clio told * of merchandise from any merchant a p p o in t e d . A ppecinl*corninYttco has boon np- U scHuusly ill. Ili3 daughter Misa>IS? Cll!!.5*." corI 0^ . t,,?ln,?aH '■ advertising on this pago, for the nniatwl to work In conjunction with MaHon Dictrick arrived Friday m o rn -1 n u triU o n vnluo of frails nnd best tnena cubmitted e:u*li week. r ‘ni o II. Marr, to stage tho Mcr- ing front Philadelphia in rbsponao to ! 1!?vv' to ''rush the.-r teeth Trailo Week Celebration which a telegram advising her of her fnth- h"d | in" nY, othcr ui,pful thin«rt nI'jnP •ter j part wil probnbly bo held tho latter t a r t , cr’s condition. Shyfi®nJ* ___ *___________ ... : H Long experience in traveling with a lrolic. He hns traveled -through 41 The Chamber of Contm , circus ha.; enabled f;ho-Cho to tnir i ntutes and 1^00 totvnda-ln the Inst mcrcc"!* «!».' .Mini* U r -Mnrr in tho a his dose* of knowledge with fun and ' fotiir years, tie says, and hits grown iB «ork of putting on; th . bl« « * * » ■ • i--------------— —--------. . . I to be a "img” on hvaltii. Iinn ________ ____ ________ . J - B- Huddleston, brother-in-law of ♦inn . Those composing the kcommittee . i *to give __ special Ihelp .L v In Cho-Cho has licrul'iunrters in New nnnointed in tlin the Senator Duncan U. Fletcher and a 1 York City, where-itb nmy be nddressnrrangenicntr were: S. M. Lloyd, D. prominent d in ts ptnv.or of Genova,’ ted nt 4R3 Broadway. He leaves Snni Thrasher und R. C. Bowen. was n business visitor in Sanford to -1 , ford this afternoon for Lake Monroe. dny. Cho-Cho npeared In Sanford under NOTICE. tlte auspices of the Seminole County The best Tire your Car ever We wish to express our sincere I A. B. Commons of Stone Island, VolFederation of Women’s Clubs. thanks to our friends and neighbors, usia County, a trucker Vnd citrus j hud was a “ FIRESTONE” 5 TO I) A Y also the Santord Fire Department, f« w e r ^of that section paid n visit who rendered such efficient service to Sanford today Victor Hugo llaipcrin’.t FIRESTONE guarantees you ■ nnd help in time of need when our j COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT 6 Lbs. Sack Gold Medal Flour with every $5.00 Purchase __________________ Saturday Only___________________ HEADQUARTERS FOR FIREWORKS OF ALL KINDS WE MEET ALL COMPETITION Stone’s Fruit Cakes Stone’s Assorted Cake Jones* Dairy Farm Sausage Apalachicola Oysters (Fresh Daily S e c tio n 2. E ach s to c k h o ld e r shall he e n t i t l e d to o n e ( I ) v o t e a t nil m e e t i n g s of t h e s t o c k h o l d e r s o f t h e c o m p a n y f o r e a c h s h a r e o f s t o c k h eld hy hint. S e c tio n 3. T h e t o t a l a u t h o r i z e d c a p ­ it a l s l o c k " f t h e c o m p a n y m a y lie llxetl hy t h e I n c o r p o r a t o r s , o r hy t h e D irectors a t u m e e tin g called fo r such p u rp o s e . . A R T I C L E IV. S e c tio n 1. T h e t e r m f o r w h i c h t h i s h o .W ..« r ■i C ho-C ho, ih e m o d e rn h e a lth rbrw n, 4V» A Why Not Books For Christmas HIN, pale, impoverished blood makes children (rail, backward and delicate. Gudc’s Pepto-Mongan creates a bountiful supply of pure, red blood, restores bodily strength, brines back color to the checks and builds ilcls tirin', " well-rounded flesh. For over 30 years Gude’s PeptoManptn has been recommended by leading physicians as a tonic and blood cnricher. Your druggist lias it— liquid or tablets, as you prefer. Saturday and Monday M A R K E T 217 Sanford Avenue Phone 478-W 'lilililiS Ta y a New Fiction For the Grown tip children ■ C O L E M A N ’S S Gude’s Pepto-Mangan ■ rw% 9 m n s a r» • a Tonic a n d B lood Enrichvr ^ Flour n „ „r « - l S ill | iQ viuBS U w imn M na 7 /////im \\\v i Au n t J e m im a Pure J'oft IPheiit FLOUR PLAIN or SELF RISING the SPECIALTY SHOP 214 E. FIRST STREET ■ ■ ■ ■ Pillsbury Flour, 24 lbs............ .....$1.16 Potatoes, Idaho Bakers, 10 lbs. for 25c »Wilson’s Certified Oleo,Ib ............... 30c ■ s Blue Rose Rice, 4 lbs f o r ............ 35c I • Delmonte Royal Anne Cherries, No. 21-2 C an................................. 45c Orlando Bread, large loaves, 2 for 25c -s, : FULL LI& B r ~ t Sausage of all kinds, Swifts Premium, Kingans Reliable I Hams and Bacon, Florida and i Western Beef, Veal, Lamb ana Pork, Fat Hens and Fryers. MERITA LAYER CAKES, PLANTATION | I'RU IT ~“C5tKE9, EDWARDS MAH,E f SYRUP, PRESERVES AND OLIVES, HOMEMADE CANDIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES QUALITY — SERVICE and SATISFACTION Rigney and Monroe J. HUGH TILLIS, Prop. Phene 105------------We Deliver f Wc Deliver a a n a N iiB a a K a H n M a fla H a a B M V B a a a a B B B B B a ia B B B u a a a B a u B B B a a a i s G B ix ia n x x in a a n u iR X B iH S iiB B C iiiiiia iiilR U H lia iH a ill 19 More Days Will,Concludes Our Pre-Inventory Sale Don’t neglect this opportunity to purchase ■ Ladies’ Apparel at such Extraordinary Low 1 . Prices i Batteries The very best Battery is an POIRET TWILL AND CANTON CREPE i■ □ DRESSES ■ ■ §■ E X 11) E H B i:a B iB ! x a jB n M 9 n g a a g tiB a a a a a 7 lB a H f la iia a i|in a n a a s p i4 B u n a a 'J u a g n WANTED AT ONCE TEN M 0 R E EXPERIENCED READY-TO-WEAR SALES LADIES AT ONCE. Everything that we carry is the very best that the markets cun afford. We Rive you nothinR else Pure Food -PHONE 101-J HELP! ■ Phone 76 GIFT AND STATIONERY SHOP 207 MAGNOLIA Service! You Want 1^. ItJOflPH-Ma ■ Bible Story Books Tern Swift The Rover Boys Tarznn Bonks Bohhsev Twins {J a n C a s h !" ■ u BOOKS FOR CHILDREN T i i Briiijj in yur shopping list and let us advise you Uncle Wiggly Peter Rabbit Mother Goose Make Believe Stories Tuck Die In Tales g 18 SPE C IA L S WHY NOT ROOKS FOR CHRISTMAS KEEPS CHILDREN WELL AND STRONG We Carry Florida and Western Meats Stones Market ' cAshyour Grocer # • /A Hens, Lb................. Nice Fryer3, Lb. ... g Shrimp, Lb..... .......................................... 25c Fresh Water Trout, CHRISTMAS GIFT—Red Tube? « L b ......................... 20c and a Tire Changer Free with " all Cord Tires. ' Speckle Perch, Lb.....loc .327 Sanford Avenue Bream, Lb........... 121-2c RAY BROTHERS Pickerel, Lb........ 12 l-2c UCBaBnilBUZIBflBnBBBBBUXBItBBaBBBBBBBBBSBaBaaBBBBBflBBBMl Koe Shad, Lb............50c Phene 548------------------ Sanford White Shad, Lb........ 30c ■ B sanaannoaD aanaxR R aB aaB na9M «Q axasaaaaB aaaaaaaaaaB aaB ■ a Red Snapper, L b..... 20c Red Snapper SteakLh.......................... 30c Fresh Oysters, Qt.....70c Shrimn ..... 25c Cooked Shrimp ..... K E N D A L L ’S F IS H One o f th e m o s t v a l n a l d a t h i n g s a b o u t T c e th l n a Is th o w a y i t s t i m u ­ la te s g ro w th nnd In crease o f w e ig h t la hn hics th a t a r o w e a k a n d p u n y . T h i s Is liecau so It c o r r e c t s d i g e s ­ t i v e tro uld os, r e g u l a t e s th o I novels a n d c a u s e s th o c h il d t o n n s l m l lu t n i t s food. Iin m e d l n to I m p ro v e m e n t fo l lo w s th e u so o f T o e t h l n a , n n d tho l i t t l e ono s t e m s t o c h a n g e f o r tho h o tte r over nig h t. M rs. IV. U W e e k s , o f B l y t h e , Ga.. w r i t e s : "I a m g r a t e f u l f o r t h e good T c e t h l n a did m y h a b y . H o w n s ro l i t t l e nnd poor a n d w e a k h o h a r d l y h a d a n y life a t a ll . a in c o I s t a r t e d g i v i n g him T o e t h l n a h o h a * f a t t e n e d np, Is m ore p l a y f u l u n d | j l i k e a d i f ­ f e r e n t child." T c e t h l n a Is s o l d b y a l l d ra g ,g lu ts , o r send 30e t o th e M o ffe tt L a b o r a ­ t o r ie s , C o lu m b u s, On., f o r u p a c k a g e a m i a free b o o k l e t a h r u t b r i d e s ; School children’s n%ht at Lake Mary Skating Rink every Friday night of the camp. £ The installation will take place on the second Thursday night in Jan- ■ nary, Department Commander B. A. J Terheun, installing officer. Tentative plans, were made for a * public installation. Invitations will • be sent to the officers and men of the ■ American Legion, Chamber of Com- H merce ami various other bodicn, t o n be guests of Co!. Theodore Roosevelt Jj Camp upon this occasion. b most miles per Dollar a H B a n 'f lia a M a a M a M B n n f ln a iia a iiH a a E H O H H M n B im n H U i Keeps Cookstoves Clean Gas-burners, oil-burners, top-grates, racks, drip-pans, etc., Idst a lot longer and give better service when kept clean and sweet w ith RED SEAL Lye. We re-charge nnd repair makes of Batteries id! RAY BROTHERS ■ i Phene 518------------------Sanford Iltwuiul BRUSHED WOOL CHAPPIE COATS AT 1uric $5.75 Absolutely the easiest nnd most effective way ofeleaning. W rite for d escrip tiv e booklet of household uses. Full directions in each can. Be su re and b u y only- th e ' genuine RED^ SEAL Lye. P. C.Tomioa AC#. PU*i«!»kij. P«. m Pace’s Barn. A Big two ■ story, corrugated ironjS building—40x75. Must! be sold this week. A real « Bargain 'S Wonderful IS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ $2.50 to $3.98 family. E. F. LANE Rooms 501-2 First National Bank Uuiidin Phone 95 T o H e lp H a n d le th e C r o w d s M I L L I N E R Y We have a large assortment of millinery for sport and dress wear, priced at ■ ■ CHRISTMAS GIFTS assortm ent of Gifts £or every member of the Look them over before buying elsewhere. M. KRONEN ‘■WE SAY IT WITH VALUES” SANFORD AVENUE AT SECOND STREET 5 <• BO dBBaaKaMaZBHBBBiaBiaBBIBBBBBIBMaBBBIBBBBBaaaa»HaHBaaaB �♦V', M l l a l m i r t r r r > t l r n M « M t* | l * » » ■ far hr The llrraid relating Cat ____________ H aafard, W a rW a . ,________ E n t e r e d n a S e c o n d ' C l a n s M a tte r, O c t o ­ b e r 37. 1919. a t t h e l ’o a to f flc e nt S a n ­ fo rd . F l o r i d a , u n d e r n e t o f M a r c h 3, 11*7. . ■■"r'il- »*• ±w Much importance has been attached to the number ^Thirteen’*. by thoughtful people, some believing it iucky while others take : fhe opposite stand. Whether or not this numeral has such merits, it is interesting to look into the historical records where "thirteen" has been n factor. * Several months ago the Postmaster General received from members of the history class of the Shepard College S tate Normal School, Shepnrdstown, W est Virginia, a petition asking th a t the l’boae 10M government again issue postage stamps of the thirteen cent de­ ••7 M ag n o lia A - r « » r . nomination. S t ' n s r i l l l ’ T lO M H A T E S i O ne Y t-n r.......17.00. Six M onths *3.50 T hirteen reasons were given ns follows: D e liv e r e d In C ity b y C u r r i e r p er w e e k 15c. W e e k l y E d i t i o n *3 P e r Y e a r America was discovered on the night of the th irteen th of the M*K<TAI. N O T I C E : All o b l t u n r y month. n otices, e n r d s o f t h u n k s , re s o lu ti o n s The republic originally consisted of thirteen colonies. n n J n o t i c e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e c h a r g e s n r e m a d e , w ill b e c h a r g e d f o r The first official ilag had thirteen stars and thirteen stripes. u t r e g u l n r a d v e r t i s i n g r a te s . The American Engle requires thirteen letters to spell it, us M C n n i l U T H U A S S O C IA T E D IM IESS does also the motto, "E Pluribus Unum." T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Is ex c lu s iv e ly The first word to pass over the trans-Atlantic cable was trans­ e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r re p u b l lc a t lo n o f nil n e w s d l s p a f c h e s c re d i te d to It o r mitted on the thirteenth of the month. n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In Ihls p a p e r lo c a l news n e w s puhiisneu p u b li s h e d nnd niso the local The silver quarter is written all over with thirteen. Around Herein. „ h t s oof™;P"kUcnUon f r e - p u b llc n tlo n o f the head of Liberty are thirteen stars; the eagle bears an olive herein. AiiHight* spcclni d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a ls o r e - i brand w ith thirteen leaves in one claw and thirteen thunderbolts se rv e d . in the other. On his breast is a shield bearing thirteen bars ami FRIDAY, DECEMBER II 1923 his beak is a ribbon bearing the motto with thirteen letters; each wing has thirteen feathers nnd it takes thirteen letters to spell n in i.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY 1quarter dollar. For God so loved the world, thnt There are thirteen letters in John Paul Jones’ name. He gave His only begotton Son that There were thirteen ships in the first American navy. whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.— P erry ’s victory on Lake Erie was won on the thirteenth of John 3:16.. jthe month. The stars nnd stripes were raised over Fort Sum ter on the CHRISTMAS DREAMS ! thirteenth of the month. Fcr Christmas—Gee! I’d like t’ have Gen. Pershing arrived in France on June 13, 1917. An nir-crc-plune cr two, The thirteenth amendment to the constitution freed the A saxophone, a radeeo, An* n orterbeel that's blue. slaves. It would not cost any more to make a thirteen cent stamp! I'd like t ’ have n rifle an* I than any other one. A foldin' tishing’ pole, ’Bout fifteen miles er oranges, Ju st what action was taken on the petition has not been An’ doughnuts 'thout no hole. learned but it is safe to guess that Uncle Sam seriously considers the advisability of granting the request, superstitious persons I’d like to have a lot cr things But shucks—we’re poor ez dirt; notwithstanding. reckon when ole Santy Claus ------------- o------------r. RKF.NK rnitn* _____ President n o t .I .A S H I.. IIH A * V lec-I’r c a ld r n t R . M O W A llll ItK ItO ..............S re .- T r ra " . X- Br •V/' —Aw heck!—I’ll get a shirt! L. W. Donsib in Fnrm Life. -------- o ------Buy Christmas Seals. Certain elements in both major political parties are "feeling -------- o-------out” the sentim ent in the country on the proposal to modify the If you can’t nford to advertise, you Eighteenth Amendment by allowing the sale of beer and light certainly >rtnir can't afford not to. A Friend By E. E. Violette A friend, to be a friend, must be intensely human; he must needs be imperfect th at out of his own short­ comings nnd longgoings he may be altogether, magnan­ imous in his judgement. A friend belib^es in you, even with a chnnce to doubt, when others havebccome faith­ less; he trusts in you and in n forgiving Ood when an i.nbelicving generation is listening for unclean rumors nt the open door of hell. A friend is one who needs no explanation^; fie is devoid of curiosity because he knows your good out­ weighs your evil. When he sees you in conversation with one of questionable name, he raises no query be­ cause he knows that "birds of a feath er” do not al­ ways "Hock together’’. Ami when another asks about it, your friend gives you an alibi, because he knows the querist s your enemy—and a dpubter. A frond may love his money, but he loves you more, nnd he will meet your needs out of his own necessities when you have nothing left in which your bank could take a mort­ gage. A friend never offers an excuse for his friend­ ship; society can not make him lie— to you—or about you. When you nre down your friend Ms never out. He never plays solitaire; you are always a welcome guest in his game. A friend is your lighthouse when the sea is rough and the night dark. When you give vent to joy ho is your exclamation point; when you weep your friend is by your side. Burns died in pover­ ty for want of a friend in tim e of need. A single friend could have saved Socrates from the hemlock. Jesus was put to the rood because he had no brave friend. And you must die. Then your acquaintances may send flowers. In his room alone your friend will weep nnd pay—and he will grave your epitaph. And gener­ ations to come will pass God’s Acre where you sleep, and they will read it and say: "H ere lies one who possessed great wealth—he had a friend.” No Compromise or Surrender Sanford stores are Christmas stocks. radiant with ------- o— •ffi i The fruits of victory that the Allies won are upples of discord.—Washing­ ton Post. -------- o-------Tomorrow is the last day to pay your final installment of your income tax. -------- o-------The power of the*press is fully rec­ ognized by the telephone girl when the pnpers arc late. ------- o------- The old year will soon l>e a memory. What are you planning to do to make the new one better? It was such a day ns this that in­ spired Lowell to write “ What is so rare ns a day in June?” -------- o-------Making other people happy is the best way to insure a happy Christ­ mas for yourself. m ---------O--------- H - wine. This is sometimes called a “Compromise" nnd some political lenders seem to entertain the belief that just such a plank should be ndopted by their respective parties in order to insure success at the polls next November. But is such a thing to be called a “Compromise” ? Will it not mean surrender to the liquor forces and the undoing of the good already accomplished by the abolishment of the open saloon. Senator A rthur Capper in opposing such n move, says: It is no compromise. It would bring back the saloon. It would bring the Brewers’ Association back. It would bring back more than ninety per cent of the entire liquor trade. It would bring back a new evil in the cultivation of the so-called "home trade” in beer. It would bring back a five billion dollar liquet* bill and violate every economic argument against license. It would bring back a lower standard of living; more pauperism, and more drink-caused crime. It would bring back whiskey as a bootleg adjunct to beer saloons. It would bring back everything the American people have tried to destroy by the prohibition law. It is no compromise. «vo<v xmp&m ‘fir* m ^ ’ S n ' i ^ r j X again after its longest The ancient and oriental gnnic Muh Jong was invented in a curio vacation in eight years. It does not contemplate a session of legis­ shop in Fifth Avenue. lative achievement. There will naturally be more politics titan ---------o------- If you have u good idea that will help Sanford grow, tell the Chamber of Commerce or write The Herald. It used to be the three mile limit. Now it’s the twelve mile limit. Isn't that the limit? "Thousands Flock to Gland Clinic” reads a newspaper headline. Certain­ ly, if our ancestors weren't monkeys, our descendants will be. Saving money is the first step toward Success- -Safe Invest­ ment of Savings is the next. When you save money, you do the work; when you invest money, you make it work. Money invested at G percent will double itself in twelve years. The F irst National Bank maintains n competent, experienced nnd 'efficient organization to ndvisc ns to investments and to execute orders. EVERY BANKING SERVICE 9 i a Checking Account, Safe Deposits, Savings, Investments. !» Wrmen’s Department, Real Estate, Loans, Travelers Checks, ,a i ■ Security, £afe Keeping, Small Investments, Time Deposits. In ■a a : First National Bank a A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier .dansaEaanB axR aiiH anB aR B sanaaB B aaiiR B aiiR B unB B aaR B anaR EM B R B C a a B a K B B B B a E B B C E B B B C n a n B n U X a H B Q B B C E S Z B B B B U n iia a B a B :S Phone *198--------------------------------------------------- Phone 498 I Q U IC K SERVICE j TRANSFER « % SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME We pack and ship. All fruit from our Asheville Citizen From time1to time the Republican ] Dixon lino will have to he content party puts forward plans for break-j with toss of power, and the loss of •nR “the Solid South. Just now the p!e that ^-ncs with* political strength. Republican National Committee, hold­ But contentment will not reign ing sessions in Washington, is nt work on a progrr.m that will break among Southern Republicans. Souti:he heart of many Southern Repub-i p*tiers ot th.s party creed admit that lien ns. It is proposed to reduce the »n many congressional districts they number of Southern delegates to the P°'J negligible vote or none at all; Republican National Convention from , |»nd yet they protest that they have 167 to 83. This pruning of the South- borne the heat and burden of the ern delegations was begun in 1914; political warfare in the South with he indications nre dial it will be tenacious fidelity to the party of P,indrastically enforced tins year. The ccln and Roosevelt. They concede ___I*,. ......... .. ... ___ sections, that the shrinkage in the number of (». O. leaders in other and not a few in the South, agree offices incident to the coining of prothat Republican representation from hibitiun and the elimination of a vast Southern territory should he more in a: my of revenue officers has made kc ping with the number of Repub­ Republicanism less attractive to lican votes cast. And under this rule those who follow on for the leaveRepublican states outside the South and fishes; still they assert that thi.will be granted larger icpresentation is no way to build up a strong Re­ southern while tho brethren below Mason and publican organization in dates. - ^ But apparently the Old Guard lendjra nre determined on surgery. Hiram Johnson indorses th< idea, cvidently calculating that he has little influence in these parts, anyway Officials think a Los Angeles wo­ Democrats observe the workings of man with seven husband::, all her this electoral reform with muih sat­ jivn, is c-azy. So do we. isfaction, convinced that it post­ Horses will he barred from the cen­ pones the day when their party lines tral part of Terre Haute, Iml., and may be broken, because of its possi­ bilities for* breaking southern Re­ it probably suits them. publicans fron: voting the Republican Old mnid of 51 finally got married ticket. in liowcll, Mich., so while there’s men there’s hope. THE PAINT WE SELL Household Gccds, Pinnos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage ?.BBa3inBBBaBBaaBBCIIliaSSBa33SB=B2H3IBaEaZEB3nBaBaBT3BBEn Breaking the Republican South For Christm as. own groves, LARGE BOX .........................................$3.00 1-2 BOX .................................................. $1.75 FAMILY SIZE ....................... $1.00 •GONZALES GROCERY 108 E. First Street -*BecBcni:siBzcsauBaBCBU BnaBsaBaxncBxnnBacnccBSBaBaBa:!Dn B TOM SIMS SAYS anything else. It is true the republican party is bothered, as the New York Times says, about appropriations, immigration, tax revision, the bonus, transportation and agricultural relief, all of which will have a bearing on the 1924 election—Macon Telegraph. Dempsey says he b wiling to fight ------------o—--------anybody. Everyone feels that way THROUGH THE PROPER exercise of the three IPs— Head, when paying taxes. Hand. H art—are we educated. And to he educated is to live, for! . . . . , „ ,, education means development imfoldment. There is only o n e|ch^ ‘,,K | K „ S ;t“CiSS printing thing worth praying for. nnd that is to be m line of evolution — something favoring high taxes, growth. There is no happiness elsewhere, save in the conscious­ IT DOES NOT CRACK. PEEL ness that we are tunnelling toward the light, slowly but surely. Ice is given as a beautifier by Mrs. NOR BLISTER. OR CHALK Duff Cooper. "Keeps flesh firm,” she To know this is to live. We are all sons of God and it doth not says. Makes ours creep. OFF yet appear what we shall he. Our windows are open directly toA Full Line of Kalsomine, Ynrnbhc. Tlie thermometers rose 40 degrees wai’d the E ast!—Elbert Hubbard. and Slain: ' « "ANOTHER CARGO JUST ARRIVED’’ :u Genuine Peruvian Guano Imported Solely By n i t r a t e a g e n c ie s COMPANY Peninsular Casualty Building, Jacksonville, Florida WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES ON THIS UNEXCELLED NATURAL FERTILIZER ■ B B IX E B K B U in ilB X O B Iia n U B C D IB I >*, •'•x tS B sm asan ar.B aasn ajjrsaE n n srrr-r-.ian arm n aaacaK a.'isB U B B SUNPROOF Taxpayers whose incomes are under five thousand dollars per year are re­ in one minute at Fairbanks, Alaska. joicing over the fact that the new May have heard Coolidgo’a message. forms will be snort and snappy. SOLD ONLY BY LOV E ONE HUMAN being with warmth and purity, and Something to he thankful for any­ way. thou wilt love the world. The heart, in that celestial sphere ot •I. Nuidstiiowieus lost $125 In Lau­ FAINT -------o------love, is like the sun in its course. From the drop on the rose to rence, Mass., but a map with that In about another hundreu years of the ocean all is for him a mirror, which lie fills.—Jean Paul Rich­ namo shouldn't care what else hap- I these periodical Mexican revolutions, ter. BOB the United States government may awake to fact that you do spoil the child when you spare' the rod, after all. -(>A statement from the Budget Committee Ev,-ery now and then there’* a surlor newspaper readers; latest prim*: fo There can be no doubt that Sec­ tht-ir representatives in Congress S JS U tCCt^ th<;jlfiht way bciring a picture in the Portland Ore­ retary of the Treasury Mellon's rec­ " ith a dentifrice that gonian which offered eight beauties, ommendation to Acting Chairman they must now decide whether they presumably in sonic kind of a "show” Given of the House Ways and Means prefer general reduction in Federal •‘Wa"b°tSCratchor6C°ur. taxation or whether they prefer that contest, and every one clothed in con­ *’ a°h Vour teeth clean Committee that the next Congress the lid so tightly clamped down on ventional gowns. Not a bathing suit with evident in the hunch!—Times-Union. make a general downward revision Government expenditures during the! You can just bet that made the oi taxes nas struck a responsive last th-ce years .-hall he lifted.' chord throughout the country. It is Hither the program of economy nnd editor of the T.-U. sore. cor.cie c evidence, the kind that can efficiency in Government affairs must | -------- o— ■—— Lj under.-'toe.' in every American ho continue! or the proposal to re­ Mith the estimated cost of opera­ limn:! .that after a disastrous world duce tr.xc. i - any appreciable extent ting the federal government reduced v.ar, the United States have passed must be given up. $275,000,000 during the next fiscal tiie critical (>■ iod of readjustment. As an an economic problem the The approach to normal conditions | present proposal to reduce taxes can year, and the Mellon tax reduction phin favored by the President, cer­ ha not been opened without a consid­ be readily understood. It k» estimated erable cTort, however, and it will be taxes collected during the yea*tainly it is only fair to expect larger Well for a citizenry, encouraged by tin* 1925 upon the business of the year and better Christmas presents this Seen. tnry Mellon's statement, to keep 1921 will yield revenues in excess of For all cars year. thi, in mind. The surplus of receipts cxpendilutc* to the extent of $.142,Injured against hi is h lire—you are over expenditurew hich has resulted 009 000. This is the margin within Trade your old tires for new ones always certain of suiTicicnt mone) at th'.* close of each year since the ieductions may be made Happiness, and brightness in God’s war ended, was made possible only whichthi*taxmargin with which to rebuild. Insurance has will lie reduced dol­ service, is u great gift. We arc told j by a program of economy in the con- nnd been the means of replacing many r. lar for dollar in the proportion that to make melody in our hearts to the i duct of public busines i. This pro- expenditures not now contemplated home that otherwise would have re Lord. Mow can we do this unless we received definition in and an by the Government ure authorized by nre bright and cheerful and serve i■gram tnainrd a ma n of charred ruins. Congress. Him gladly? You must live the life, impute- from a new budgetary I’almetto Avenue 10» A policy in the Federal Insurance Compared with the total of ex­ not merely do the work. Live a quiet, tea: which became operative in 1921. I'honc 431-J Company will furnish you the money! Administrative requirements were re­ penditure! this margin is not large. peaceable life with God. uml the work wil come out of it. You will d» it, duced to a minimum and coinlur.t Giu-gul, however, by the bcnclits, to bring the contractor, mason umi simply, uncon iou ly.—II. Monsell. | pressure was exerted to anticipate direct, which u reduction in taxes to the carpenter to rebuild the property I tendencies on the part of Congress that amount would bring to more -------o------lire destroys. To delay buying thi> to ie urn to the former system of ill- than 1 1,000,000 taxpayers, it is an I lofessor \erm-n l.iegel, Olao di- ; considered, extravagant upproprin- t lormou* sum. Relief from payments protection may be disastrous. Insure rector of education bus requested | tions. A : evolutionary change in th- •o the Government b hut a part of today. school superintendents in his state i attitude of administrative depart- :ho benefit thus to be conferred. Of to ure newspapers in teaching anti meets toward the expenditure of the va tly gieater importance in the FOR SAFE AND S l'R E 1NSUR 'he ha. rccommcnd-M that, student!’, public mon-y i w.is n(Tected and Con- •■mg run would be the fulfillment of giess, on the whole, was diligent in Secretary Mellon’s prediction that ANTE. CALL read newspapers for general informa­ mendations are Imsud upon the as-1 easement in tnxt:: will bring an Intion itnd education. Kminent educa­ ruitiplii.li that this attitude on the .Tease of fundi available for Investtors nre realizing more and mure the puit of the executive and legislative ! inont in productive industries. Such ' an outcome would mean not only vuluc iif the duily pap--r ns an intel­ branches will continue. The issue between this new methm more incomes for persons employed ligent factor uml u means to general of conducting public affairs nnd tin j Hut a reduction in the cost of the ncc1U1-8 Magnolia Avenue understanding of current events and o!d : vstent i- now 11id before the pen j unities of life upon which those inworld conditions. Sanford, Florida jlc fm their cm*dderntion. Through*cornea nre expended. SANFORD STORE Reduction of Taxation C O L G A T E 'S DRAKE LINING FAN BELTS Feres vho contractor, tils inacon and carpen­ ter to rebuild it. V ir< PIES BAKED {o ORDER SEMINOLE CAFE *71?c slickest breakfast you* ever ate when made with ins. M, P A N C A JK E ° :F L O U R . add v /n t e r fin d cook 'u araaasB sx u r'.ajian B n araB n rn aB S B n sziM Jian an g aszT u atfC B aiin i i j 4 1 4 Myrtle Avenue end Fourth Street * '.1 llusincaa I’honc 539- -JNO. V-\ SNEED------- Residence i’honc 319-J ri Sanford Feed Supply Co. I r a tt’s Poultry Rcuulation will ini iT.t-o your eifg production NOW while prices are high. Come in and discuss your poul­ try problems with us. We will save you money on your entire feed bill. HAKE YOUR LIVESTOCK KY DIVIDENDS AIGRAIN HORSE FEED Bern.) an fi57* Grim Ration. Is the most eco­ nomical. a* well as the best balanced horsr feed cn the market. A. P. Connelly & Sons ».4:nB £.sasnH acsi.2n2*nE nu3S!*s*:m isncnsai2=32=nrE aaaB B n3in«. �picture* fo r the a n d to this' lands h erein after described; raising funds for ths pur- an d atso to C entral Southern L um ber chase of ictures for the Ioeal school Company, a corporation under the law n legal existence, and if be held in the- Grammar o f Ohio, If lIn h |u l d n t e d o r - o th erw ise School next week. It is said the col­ •Unsolved, le tra lly e x t i n c t , n g a l n e t a ll au cceennrn . lection will bo nn unusually fine ono nliurn -h o ld ern , s t o c k h o ld e r s , c r e d i t o r s , Card* of Sanford’s Reput­ gran tees, or o th e r persons claim in g and o fmore than ordinary interest. phone: Office 108; l^RS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W y r i g h t .t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t o f a n y n a ­ able Professional Men, ea«h In addition to tho pictures on dis­ tin t u r e w h a ts o e v e r , by. t h r o u g h o r u n i t e r of whom, in his chosen pro­ piny will bo the privilege of Inspecting M V n t r a l S o u t h e r n l . u m h e r C o m p a n y , aevery class room. The teachers'of c o r p o r a t i o n , o r a n y one e ls e In a n d t o f fession the Herald recom­ the various classes will Welcome visit- th " f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y , to - 1 ANNUAL BALL. mends to ths people. ors und become acquainted with , tr, both ntim, ■ers I n c l u s i v e . ! The attention of the members of the them. 1 he children nre eager to have ; o f it ri g g s s u b d iv is io n o f N o r t h e a s t ' j Social Department of the Woman’s the parents visit tneir rooms and up- Iq u a r t e r of S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of Hi-ethe excellent and attractive , ',,n township 21 South. Range 29 ' Club is called to Article VNL in the prociate l( a* p e r p la t llieri-of r e c o r d e d I n , club by-lawa regarding the annual accommodations which your tax mon­ fKl ant, a t Itonk I. nt p a g e No. 132. I’lib lln j ey is providing for them. ball: R e c o r d s of ib-mlnnte C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . ! Fr|day—Intermediate C. E. Society “Each member is entitled to a com­ Rooms and exhibitions will be open a n d nlNn of I’resbyterinn Church will hove u a r t e r of th e N o r t h - j plimentary invitation for husband or for inspection from 3 to 5 -.o'clock on w eTsht e q Su oa ur tthe rw easntd q th e N orthw est q u n r - I social meeting a t Church Parlors LAWYER escort. Also, each member mny have the faternoons of Wednesday, Thurs t e r of tin. S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of S e c - ) kt 7:30 p. m. dav nnd Friday of next week. I’rinci t l n n 19. to w n s h i p 21 S o o th . R a n g e 3 0 . the privilege of inviting two guests Friday—Pipo Organ Club Christmas le C ou n ty , F lo rid a. •:— Coart House by pnying one dollar for each in- Pal and teachers extend a cordinl in­ H aIts t. a pInp e aSreimn gin ofrom th e s w o r n lllll o f Bazaar in the Welnkn Building. vention. The invitation may be sc-1 **‘iui;>n every _on« interested in theJ" i C o m p l a i n t Mil'll lu -ll-lll _ _ I n 1,1. n F o . n n l n g i l i t lS t >1111 FriJav—Methodist’ Xmns Bazaar, cured by sending in writing the names 'schools nnd child ren, to be present on that you have or claim some lntrrs*f«t V/eltka Block. uf the guests, the remittance and the o n e o f t h e s e a f t e r n o o n s . T h e s m a ll in (In- said d p s r r l l .n l p r o p e r ly . You. Friday—Tho benefit Ribault card b o i , , , "l ••»cli o f you. a m t h r m f o m r r q u l r member’s cards to be enclosed, with ca hd amr igsesdi o nf o r f ea ed u lot sf , b10u t cnile n st sc h owoill l chil-1 " r,1lf r" ,11,l "1. ,"‘ “ n '1 “ Ijpenr h c par\ j will be given at the home thu invitation, to the chairman of the , i „ . . . . _ , i _ i f , * j f o r e o u r ( I r r o l t C..urt a t th e C o u r t tlrcn a r e a d m i t t e d f r e e . ! H o u s e a t H anford. F lo r id a , on t h e ilrs t a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w of Mrs. A. M. DeForrcst Friday at invitation committee. Any named • ----------I M o n d a y In F e b r u a r y , A. I>. 1921. t h e deemed inelligiblc by tho committee 3 o’clock. IDLE HOUR BRIDGE CLUB. l" » w ••Hug the m. day «.r February. First National Rank Building shall be referred to the board." «•. , ,u „ „r r.L . . 1 A. I>. 1921. t h e n nnd t h e r e to m a k e Friday— Mothers Club meets a t the O n e o f th o p r e t t i e s t o f th c _ C h r i s t aiiMwt*r to t h e n iil of C o in p la lu t h e r e i n Sanford ■ Florida “All invitations-must be issued in home of Mrs. W. II. Singletnry on mns bridge parties wns that of Thurs-1 filed against you, and herefii fall not the name of the Social Department.’ Palmetto Avenue a t 3:30 p. m. Mrs. W. A. Fitts, chairman of the tlay afternoon, when Mrs. Endor Cur-i*'1,1,0 "“V* 1,111 " "L 111 n. "* confessS a tu r d a y — Methodist Bazaar and cd themembers of the Icre,"'ttt >HH ................. . Social Dcpnitmcnt urges nil the mem­ lett entertained chicken supper. Idters Uiidgc Club mid a few other j I t Is f u r t h e r ornerA I t h a t t h i s n o l l e e l bers to hand in their guests names Saturday—Pipe Organ Club ChristIn th e H anford P ally by next week, so that the invitations guests at her attractive home in • H e r apiililished l d , n n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In S a n ­ ( mas Bazaar in the Welnkn Build­ Geneva. f o r d , Hemlnole C ou n ty , F lo r id a , o n c e can be mailed promptly. The bull ARCHITECT ing. The card tables were placed on th e' '’aoli w e e k f o r a perlml of e i g h t c o n will be held dn Dec. 28. is s -n n A i, 'V purpose f ^ O C IA L „ CALEN D AR] PROFESSIONAL Latest - m . • l< *1 u 9 ti ft., e 1.1 . I I li ■ ....m eil.i.l Fred R. Wilson 0. I « • 1 n l u o S ...I.I l.lll .-.III I... ____ .... A _____ 0 . : U.nl P° ! ^ . . ^ ' CrJ 1° ? kin-B l.hC *v’ifh Sanford Novelty Works ■.,-13 .• 3b V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work if’XJ > "HI * *3 M1 ■ « Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street ii *""* mS* t ft * ' *■14vM v| . Elton J. Moughton Mrs. Harry Walsh and brother, Mr. Ammons, arc spending Friday in Or­ lando. every live Baslaess Maa in Sanford ia this Cubism each day. Is. Schelle Maines • DIRECTORY »‘J -‘*■1 a 4 You ran find the naB** i f M' V V rrN K S s' my h an d a n d ..................... .. First National Bank Building A. P. Connelly & Sons jaf.qylM Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia Avc EAST-SIBE PRIMARY PARENT- lawn now a riot of color with the [ o f ..fKrrVt H anford. Senili.olV C o u n ty Sanford, - —Florida TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION. j Gaining poinsottias and other fall F l o r i d a , t h i s the 7th d a y of P c ru n i lt c r , A. P. 1923. A very interesting meeting of the ^*owuri*(HKAI/) K. A. P O I’(?r,AHH. C lerk C lr e u l t C o u rt, East Side Parent-Teachers’ Associn-! . Scores were kept on cunning Santa Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Jr., nnd S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . tion was held Thursday afternoon at ^ nUs tnllic» and the afternoon passFlowers For All Occasions Ity: A. M. W e e k s. P . c. their little daughter ,Helen, of Islethe East Side School. | cd all too quickly in the spirited game h c h c m .i: mainkh. Members Florists Telegraph De­ tir their ‘ ‘ parents, ' "Mr. worth, are visiting The meeting was called to order by o f bridge. Mrs. (J. I). Hart holding H olleltor f o r Coniplalnn nt. livery Association and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Sr. the chairman, Mrs. H. C. Dullose, and hiBJl »c°n.’ among the club members *’rl 'V 7*23- run on Fridays fur 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W much business transacted. Miss Ah- was given a lovely potted fern. Mrs. i ' ____ hit Doudney,.tho county nurse, gave L. l’Morse won the guest prize, also pr.vtm Alt menl« Miss Mnry Bonn of Winston-Salem, «crved nt The FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance a very instructive tnlk and also gave a potted fern. The low score prize,' N. C., is the attractive house guest I’heonix, single meals, by the day out pamphlets and books that will 11small dog went to Mrs. John Meisch. of Mrs. Hawkins Connelly nt her Following the awarding of the ior W 0l‘kTry thcmAdvertisement, prove helpful to the mothers mid home on Myrtle Avenue. teachers. Mrs. puBosc appointed the prizes, Mrs. Curlutt served Mary Ann R. C. M A X W E I. L General Machine and Boiler ! following committees: cake topped with whipped cream,! NOTICE. Cnpt. J. N. Bradshaw of Orlando Real Estate Works stufTed dates, candy and coffee. The I i’rogram—Mrs. W| Morton ThigThe regular nnuunl meeting of the came over Thursday night to attend and Cylinder Grinding ! pen. fnvors were miniature .poinsettin stockholders of the First National the meeting of tho Col. Theodore r Press—Mrs. Fred Dalgcr. baskets filled witli salted nuts. Insurance Roosevelt Camp No. 13, U. S. W. V. Phone 62 ------ Sanford, Fla. School Grounds—Sirs. W. J. Mor­ Those enjoying the cordial liospi- Hnnk of Sanford, Florida, will 1k > SANFORI), FLORIDA held in the directors room of the I rison, Mrs. It. C. Bower, Mrs. A. 1.. 'alily of Mrs. Curlctt were Mrs. John Mrs. C. J. Anderson returned to Betts, nnd Mrs. Fred Dniger. Bender, Mrs. John Meisch. Mrs. lia r-! Lank on Tuesday, January 8th, 1921, her home in Del .and Thursday after Phone 498 Phone 498 Child Welfare — Mrs. Forrest ry Heuren, Mrs. (J. I). Hurt Mrs. a t 10:00 o’clock, a. ni. as provided in a very pleasant visit here ns the Gntchcl. _ ___ Ludwig. Mrs. ___f Redpath of Orlando, the by-laws, for the election of a M I L D It E I) S I M M O N S guest of Mrs. W. A. Fitts. Hostesses—Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mrs. Mis. Wagner, Mrs*. Roland Reed, board of directors to serve for the The above photo is the latest Teacher of Pianoforte E. Higgins, Mrs. Lamb, nnd Mrs. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. portrait of Mrs. Charles Evans Mr. nnd Mrs. Joel Wood and son, ensuing year, to consider the ndvts-: und Pipe Organ Brown. Fcitner of Osceola, Mrs. Eichnnr, ami Local and Long Distance Hauling Urquart. nnd little duughter of CharHughes, wife of the secretary Parent—Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Charles Brumley of St. Augus- ability of increasing the capital stock Studio: Room 225, Meisch leston, C. C., were the guests of t'.ieir Storage of state. The next meeting will be held on tin.e. in the sum of $30,000.00 nnd to trans­ niece, Mrs. S. A. Woflf, Thursday, Building _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j the second Thursday in January, an d , -------act such other business ns may prop­ while on route to Osceola to visit 7; it is hoped that every mother in the THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB. erly come before the meeting. daughter, Mrs. Ed Bass. JUNIOR PI.AY A SUCCESS. | East Side School will attend. ( Mrs. A. 11. Wallace was hostess U. F. WIIITNER. The meetings are most inspiring Thursday afternoon, entertaining ntj Cnshier. In fine fashion and witli a large and bring a closer relationship he- bridge, the guests being the mem-j Sergennt John A. McCarthy, Fred­ tween the homes and the schools. Hers of the Thirteen Bridge Club. I erick Stevens and Edward Albertson crowd in attendance, the Junior class Contractor and Builder ----- -— f | The rooms were most attractivelyI of St. Cloud; A. Hoiniche, Clarcona of Sanford High staged tho annual HIRTIIDA) PARTY ! decorated with vases of red roses and James A. Best of Kissimmee junior play in the High school au­ Sanford, ■Fla. Master Julian Stenstroni, the) together with Christmas suggestions. were out-of-town members attending ditorium Thursday evening. I bright young son of Mr. nnd Mrs., Marking the iiluecs of the players the meeting of camp Col. Theodore The comedy, “Lost, a Chaperone," Orin Stenstroni, was host at a lovely were dainty Christmas tallies and the Get nn Abstract beforo buying Roosevelt, No. 13, Thursday evening. was played in bcauluiil style by the party Thursday afternoon nt his afternoon was merrily spent, with an) ii<>m e •>n Laurel Avenue, in celelirn-1 interesting game <»f bridge. The prize property Mrs. J. It. Sneed, of NashvU1«. 1923 Juniors, who worked faithfully of his fourth birthday miniver- for high score, a lovely luncheon set, Attorney-at-Lnw Tenn., lias arrived in Sanford und is for several weeks under direction of tion i was won hv Mrs. F. K. Rnuniillnt. the guest of her son and daugntcr, Mrs. R. C. Maxwel nnd Mrs. G. E. saty. Red nnd g-een, tho Christmas colAt the conclusion of the card game, Over Seminole County Bank Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sneed, at their McKay. ors were used to advantage in the Mrs. Wallace served a tempting salad home on Park Avenue. Mrs. Sneed Sanford------------------ Florida The plot of tiie play was very clev­ various rooms, and lovely howls of cnMr4(li will he joined after the holidays by roues and pansies were placed on, Th» gpo't list included Mrs. B. L. her daughter, Mrs. W. D. Wither­ er. It happened mat there was a spoon, also of Nashville. Alter a girl's camp and a boy's camp within mantles and cabinets. Games of all fVrkins Mrs. R. A. Newninn, Mrs. kinds were played during the after-1 Frank Miller. Mrs. John McNamara. ■ ■■■■K sssBjRaaaaBiaBH H gBaaBanaBH SBnaM onrsBsagBsasBssasBSSBSseB *■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ short visit here, Mrs. Sneed and Mrs. Witherspoon will leave for nointu a mile of each otner. Hie girl’s chap-1 noon, the little to’s being assisted Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Claude Howard, down tiie east coast to spend the re­ crone had hissed her train and ha 11 j„ ,),esi, |,y Thelma Minor, Juanita Mrs. F. E. Ruuinillnt, and Mrs. G. I). failed to arrive at camp, greatly Sn,ith aml Katherine Tillis. Bishop. ......... mainder of.f^.Y ^nter. person, frightening tlm young la,tie*. H..w- f 1m {v j,, tllL, a ftornoon the children ever .with a display of bravado each w r invited into the dining room for Gifford—First carload EVERY WEEK Bridge Club. tried to snow her camp-mates how, -.... . .... . .: . .of Egg , Among the delightful social affairs brave she was. Three of the girls ^ w X "! ^ P,nnt* nn'1 shipped from this of Thursday afternoon was the bridge discovered the hoys’ camp, one with the large birthday cake iced in point this season. party given by Mrs. G. F. Smith at whom was a cousin of a member her home on Magnolia Avenue. The the girls’ camp. The girls enter the white nnd topped with four tiny red C ir r i,ll r < ,'i r * . S io ru lh .* i.-I •.-In I guests were the members of the Ev-|canip at different times, ami it is [ tapers in rose holders. Refieslinieiits rim ,it. in nn,i i’„r s.-minni,- r<mnf%, r i o r i i l f i . I n r i i ’M i r m cry Week Bridge Club und one ex-1 very, amusing to see the surprise o f of ice cream tonped with poinsettin ( ' I t a r l i ’H A. D. i II h h , ( * o m p l a i n : i n t. both parties when one of tiie girls 1stick-ups and cakes were served. tra tnblu of players. VM. I nmiiMfiti. t al. The color motif of red and green wa‘ko^ unexpectedly into the hoys’ Master Stenstroni was the reeipi- M iftipw II. M arkn 1‘o.1f uO. ni lantM. ■ prevailed in the decorations, qunnti- caniP. 1e:H , , of . many beautiful gifts and provriT A T loN . ■ ties of exquisite red roses being used. Gerfrgc Higgins, acted by Lee Peck, cd himself a delightful host. He was T o M nthpw ii M t ! '-. .f ** l ^ n a issisted in entertaining his guests by AllII.I S t n U i ’N. .l»NHr T . I >41VfH. I M«l IV |«t 11*11- JJ lulcl all of his clothes wet and was After a number of absorbing games, in, (! t„ Htay hi, tcnt whit, his mother, Mrs. Orin Stenstroni. and 1v ;* nsfl ii h A ' l ’t ' l n i s t r i t n r o f tin* of bridge were played, scores were hi„ * h (;corge Abbott, taken by Mrs. Mahlon Wright, Mrs. Frntik Ad- n f W l l l l ltn I V I t I I i * I I , l| t*rr:l««'i|. If 11V- , S Ini;, i i ii'l if •l••■i•I. t •» n i l p*irtl«M d n l m i m f 5 counted and prizes awarded. M rs., u urner j,C(lWaIlf ctertainetl the girl i M n t l i p w It. g ...........................; ......... MIV lntl-r,-H» ti nt! • r cor rest Lake holding high score they came into the camp. The othAbout 10 children enjoyed this nap- m irKs. i i t r o t i Mo n . A n n a 1^ .li-MMf T . D a v l n , i n < U \ ( d u a l l y an«l ir< | among the club members and Miss , t>r can,rH.r> taken by John Hrum- py occasion. Wilkey, held high score among th e ! |,,y> finished the trio of campers in guests. Both were presented bridge, n i^ iiis ’ outfit, pencils ami markers. 1 After each of tha three girls had Mrs. Smith served a delicious salad, finished begging him to get his campcourse with ice cream and fruit cake! mates and come over to scare tiie rest as retreshments. jof the-girls that night, the three hoys Among those enjoying this pleas- [decided to give them a.real, sure nuft ant afternoon were Mrs. S. D. Chit- k carc- nu‘-v l,arro'v «*»"<• old coats tenden, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. from a party of young engineers who M. 11.'Mabry. Mrs.' I>. L. 'Thrasher, i " ri’ « ‘n,Pi,}8i Ptar Mi,. Kalhcrino M „ VmrttM STEWART the Florist W. J. Thigpen Real Estate I *V Sanford Machine Co. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. S. 0. Shinholser The cheapest feeds are never best. The Best feeds are the Cheapest. In Checker Board Bags at ‘he Purina Service Station. Cates Crates E. A. Douglass, Pres. Co., Phone 181. Barrett, Mrs. Walter Wight, Mrs taken t>y Harry Woodruff, Dick Nor­ J. G. Sharon, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, ton, by Hnrton Mabry, and Tom Cros­ and Mrs. L. P. McCuller. by. by Albert Connelly, decide to pull a bigger surprise by rescuing the G. 1. A. PARTY. gilds from the hands of tiie maraud­ The approach of the Christmas ing Yale hoys. They capture Higgins' season was evidenced in every detail disguised gang, who ...................in the nieanof the delightful party given at tho j timVhnve frightened the girls nearly Inesdny eve-)to death and were, at the time of the home of Mrs. Liljn oil Wednesday tiing, with Mcsdamcs Lilja, Wnlthoin, capture, eating them out of “house Bandy and Lyles ns hostesses. nnd home.’’ About this time the j The color scheme of red and green chaperone arrives, who proves to be | was most effectively carried out in Higgins' mother and the climax is , the decoration of the entire lower thrilling with its many funny ex-1 floor by the use of quantities of poin- pin nations. settias and red roses, combined with The girl characters wore taken by ' ferns and Christmas wreaths. Largo Jean Maxwell, Mildred Holly, Velma ] Christmas hols adorned the doorways Shipp, Georgia Mobley und Olivo Now­ and chandeliers. In the dining-room j mnn> \ v|,(( played their roles more j the table was centered with a lovely than'creditably. During the first act) “four-tier” birthday cake surrounded the girls were visited i>y a farmer’s j by silver candlesticks holding red can­ wife and daughters, who threw the ( dles. entire house into fits of laughter, j During the evening Mrs. Robert These parts were taken in their best , Wnlthoni rendered un exquisite mu­ manner by Carol Stone, Florence and , sical program which was greatly en­ Dorothy More. The chaperone’s part 1 joyed by thu guests, und Miss Ger­ was taken by Nina Mao Cook, who aldine Muriel delighted her hearers showed that she had tho real spirit of | with several highly entertaining read­ a chaperone. ings given in a most charming man­ Among the boys, all did their parts j ner. well. Lee Peck and Harry Woodruff, The hostesses, whose birthdays . made a regular hit with the house. were being celebrated, were showered ; Between acts the High School or- i with a number of lovely towels. These 1dies tra, which is one of the best in j weere opened and much admired. ; the state, gave the audience a keen ; At a late hour delicious refresh-! bit of-enjoyment. Mi.*s Mary Ktoinments of congealed fruit salad, sal- off and Joe Reisoiistein tendered a, tines, olives, orange biscuit, fruit)violin duet, accompanied by Mrs. cake, pound cake und hot chocolate! Wagner. This part of the evenings were served. program was highly appreciated. A pccialty act, “The Gossips,' Gossips, put on This was tho last, but by no means specialty the least, of a series of parties given by four junior girls, was very much during the year by the (J. I. A. mem­ enjoyed. Lee Pock snug a solo between the bers and waa thoroughly unjoyed by Mesdamea Brubaker, Metcalf, T y re,!second and third nets whicli was hightins, Smith, Torrance, |................... iy enjoyed. ............ Readings of keen interest Liljn, Grow. Jenkins,............................. Moye, Griffin, McConnell, Crosshy, j were given by the Misses Margaret > Calhoun, Gunter, Courrier, Bandy, Cowan and Janet MacFarlane. the Crawford, Telford, Moye, Tapp, I.yle,, Schirnrd boys, John and Bernard, gave j Wnlthoni, Singleton, Taylor, Stevens, one of their cornet and saxophone Minarik, Bayluss, and the Misses Ida j ducts which never fail to please an 1 Grey and Geraldine Muriel. [audience. SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS We have a beautiful line of silks in Canton Crepe, Satin Back, etc., that are offering at n special reduction. All shades. Values to $3.73 yd. 11wiring Buicki cars is encasedin rubber cables and~rubrber1J grommets. Special Price Yd. 82.98 IQ h is is o n e o f the features that m akes BuickaClass A"insurance ris k Give Her a Fair of SUEDE BEDROOM SUPPERS Buick is the Standard °/Comparison SIXES Five Pauenger Touring Jl MS Three Pawnger Sport Roadster Two Passenger Kondatcr 1275 Five Passenger Sedan . 20*i5 Four Passenger Sport Five Passenger Double Touring • . • • Service Sedan . , . 1695 Brougham Sedan . • Seven Pataenger Touring 1565 Four Passenger Coupe Scvett Passenger Sedan . 2285 Five P a w n g r r SeHno F our Pew enger C oupe They make an attractive gift nnd are economical because of their durability 51675 FOURS F iv e P u tc n g r r T o uring $ 9«5 T w o P u w n g e r R o u d .u r 9 J5 11n $1191 . Georpre A. DeCottes Only 8 More Shopping Days! Don’t make the mistake of waiting until the very last minute to do your Christina* Shopping. ULAN NOW— avoid the worry and rush of last minute shopping—you will always l>(> thankful. SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS GUTS Manicure Sets Toilet Sets Military Brushes Mirrors (White Ivory) Combs (White Ivory) Vnnity Cases Comb und Brush Sets Hand Bags Table Damask Napkins Sheets I’illow Cases Towels Silk Hosiery Felt Slippers Handkerchiefs For The K i d d i e s ! We have a beautiful line of dulls fur the kiddies. Bring them down and show them our stock. Prices range from 20c up General Line of Piece Goods, Shoes, Men’s Furnishings und Notions Visit Us Now and Let Us Convince You of our ability to save you money on your purchases ' till P r ic e s / . o. b. D u tch F a c t o r ia l g ova rn m a n t la , to b o acjdad E-SMS-NY SANFORD BUICK COMPANY F. N. COOPER Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 W hen better automobiles are built, Buick will build them FKv Vk 3 . \Sanford Dry Goods Company! ■ S. A. IRWIN’, Manager SANFORI) AVENUE AND SECOND STREET B �(a t them up to this. Go'out thoro and get that band away from here this Continued from pngo 2 ffrtnbte.: Thcrt II ottend tp you la ­ Maurice J. Taylor, captain, of the ter." litl 1if ir h i ir n n ‘A r r l r i t l t n r n 1 got the band away all right. And fo; Hull team, aqd Richard Uenicrol, it into their heads to serenade us. I cot meself away with it. We reach­ mrinber of the sound, have been In- lt’A rcai kjnti of them!’ ed Diilty’s Just ns the pinochle tour­ ; definitely suspended, Dean Roljert S .' She just looked at me.. nament wns about to start. 1Shaw, acting president, announced “You big walrus!’ she said, “Did it work, Jiggs?” Dinty asked late Wodnes ‘ Four other Wen whose names \:a:S withheld wero placed on in­ definite probation. •v V ttttE D BY Ffct*JL*Y/ • ( ' HAST IAN SING, Mich.. Dec. R S o fter Camp Gives Football Features Of 1923 Grid Year OLD GAME OF FOOTBALL IS GOING ASSERTS WALTER CAMP IN R E V IE W My L ife With Mag that tho Mnrylnn«l Kan,e- in (the six men attended n fraternity!g son in “Collier’s, the National Week­ ,,cvos which Yale at one time wns trailing , dance under the influence of liquor ij ly,” Walter Camp lays particular by I t to 0, was a boon to the Elij nnd proceeded to disrupt the party.‘j 1—Looaenlng up of line play. upon the evolution th a t is going were 2—Broadening of bane in back* stress who thus were shown the on in the game. The loosening of coaches, field from which attack radiates. the play wenkness of their eleven beforo an I from of the line, the broadening open attack. . 3—Replacement of bulky' line* in the hackfield | were members. of the base from tnen by more rangy type. the plays radiate, the improve­ 4—Distribution of weight tend­ which ment in methods of concealing the ing out to tackle and ends. on rushes nnd of concealing the 6— |fore concealment of inten­ ball r V ■*-V._ •Mtj- .'J' •-> i . : fltu intent on forward pusses, and the in­ tion in forward passing. creased ability of trams in defending . 6—Improvement of the defense against the pnss arc prime 'elements to forward passing. 7— Recognition of “boomerang" in this evolution. Mr. Camp relates. The former Yale star goes on to effect of intercepted passes. 8— Increase of speed in bnck- point out the gain that usually comes to a team and to a coach who dare fleld. to take chances with innovations 0—Improvement in covering with sound fundamentals on which to |dcks. You are looking (or a dairy ration that will in­ base them. Mr. Camp implies that, IP—Greater reliance if enough major elevens east their goals. crease your milk profits. Your roughage is cheap, 11— More mental sagacity and! lot with this progressive school of but to get the best possible results at the lowest I football) there is serious -danger of Initiative in players. coat, you should supplement it with 12—Increased overorgnnization I the defenses being outstripped by the | strides of the attack. in coaching nnd scouting staffs. 13— Increasing tendency to tho! The increasing advantages of this use of more men in a game. changing modern gnnie to the spcctn(24 fo Protein) 14— Greater * dependence upon] tor nre the subject of n series of inThis famous high protein balanced ration is un­ individuals ns specialists. j teresting paragraphs in which Mr. equalled for feeding with ensilage, or other homegrown 16—Better nnd wider plncing of ; Camp points out the clear manner in roughage. It cuts your feed cost end increases your profits. men on defense. which the man with the ball is “Mlhouetted" behind his interference. There is nothing cheap in Happy Cow Feed. It The critic adds, however, that this it composed of cotton seed m eal, com meal, gluten feed, Jeffries Will Train Firpo feature of the play is not r.o nppnrent linseed oil meal, peanut oil iced, alfalfa meal, and pure BAKERSFIELD, Cal., Dee. 11.— to the defending eleven, which must; cane molasses. James J. Jeffries, former heavy-1 l*ccr through a swirling mnss ofweight champion of the world, has j P|nye«» »« find the runner, Co., accepted an offer to train Luin Angel i 5 a,,,P a*cr^ cs Harvard’s failThey L_____ Feed is the choice oi Southern dairymen. Firpo. the “Wild Bull of the Pam- : *h. * * n o ° « Ct|t Rti thV pas’’ Jeffries told n representative of on, rlr.',ul ,"0/ ° ? tbnl1 ll ,^a(l. no1t Always ask for and feed Happy Stock Feeds. thcBakcrsficld Morning Echo, at T a f t , » h i, \ . 8 S *?***' A,ul; ) last nlffht ,whcre the former champion ' v , a Vul^ll^es n,lK‘h p t , Sold by refereed a boxing bout. Jeffries' con3 succors to the fact that tho i tract to train Firpo is said to call for f:Ua 'verf with ncw »nd dnra remuneration of about $76,000. ,i ing .football which swept their chief I 7C « *• Jeffries is quoted as declaring “F ir - ! r *v«I» off their feet. Mr. Cnmp b e-! 1 will be n wonder when he has j irncd to use both hands." _____________t j A steel nn<J aluminum alloy for teeth has been invented by H hni< been « grent struggle, per- filling_i haps the greatest in football history,' ’ rman dentists. n and on the sectional fields of battle ------the following scarred nnd battered teams arc still- wiggling: _____ Pacific , N O T I C E me. “ It worked fine." Mid I to Dinty “But if you'don’t mind, Dinty, Ml stay the night with you. I’ve just g„ n teeling somehow, that I would he more comfortable a t your lioujc*thi,. I woidd bo «t home. Deal me Ini" T Copyright, 1022, ' International Feature Serv. Inc. » Yes a sale you won’t overlook if you are wise. Is there a friend whom you are VERY anxious to please? its Happy Cow'Sweet Feed H E R E HANDKERCHIEFS HOSIERY BELTS BELT BUCKLES FINE MADRAS SHIRTS SILK SHIRTS TIES v CAPS O r If There is nothing could be more suitable thnn a lovely week We have just received a new shipment and nrc showing a wonderful display of these bags in an assortment of colors SEMINOLE FEED CO. Other Suggestions HAND BAGS HOSIERY UMBRELLAS . HANDKERCHIEFS BATH ROBES SILK BLOUSES SILK UNDERWEAR MILLINERY G s HATTERY BUSINESS has! <U£> 'averaging one thousand per cent in been moved from WIGHT BROS. the Conference); East, Yale and Cor- i G arag e to our Station on West nclt (both undefeated); South, Van-, Firuf m rn i .1 .derbilt >ilt nnd Washington nnd Lee. If , the two best tennis, whichever they , a n d r e t a il arc .co u ld be picked from the list, j niqli-lhiitiir* .if “ PYina*** ..- a FEED DEALERS EiA ID L find couildn t they provide an exciting ofternoon! “WILLARI)’’ Batteries I’hone ill Elm Avenue nnd Commercial S treet RAY BROTHERS WHOLESALE Serving Trays / M l a d ie s Complete with Cords and Stands With Glass Panels Holiday Specials $1.50 OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE FUR1NISHINGS IS COMPLETE AND UNTIL XMAS WE WILL ALLOW A SPECIAL 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT FROM CASH PRICES ON EVERYTHING \ ' AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT t ) VARIETY OF STYLES AND SIZES 0 $16.75, up WHEEL GOODS for the children’s . . . XMAS... Tricycles Boudoir Lamps % Coasters % $23.75 per set • Tot Bikes Doll Carriages MAGNIFICENT Wheelbarrows Kiddie Toys Etc. Floor Lamps SILK SHADES MAHOGANY STANDARDS Limited Stock ATTRACTIVE PRICES With Glass Ash Tray $ 2.00 Guaranteed For 5 Years IN 42 OR 100 PIECE SETS OR ODD PIECES RANGING FROM DOMESTIC WARE AT $7.50 PER SET TO IMPORTED HAND PAINTED WARE AT COLORS Mahogany Smoking Stands $3.85 DISHES \ , ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS AND VANITY OF “ s ‘These Items are Extra Good Values Y our $20.00 Inspection is Invited SMITH BROS., Inc. Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue ] Mesco Electric Irons OFFER AS CEDAR CHESTS r e a d y -t o - w e a r m e n s OPPOSITE POST OFFICE SMITH BROS., Inc. Mahogany Finish \ and Polychrome Mirrors French Plate Telephone 49-W $4.60, up �• ' "' v - •v . ,. v •- , r ' • w * ■' • ^ .. — ,t. - . , ^ - r - >a7 i P ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V 4 R M B Q |P P n ^ w ^ « v '. •?.*••. ’ HERALD, FUTOAY; T H E 9A N F O B D -------------------------------* 'r ~' DECEMBER 14, 1923; isoe ■* *-■•££.-. ...•: Sanford Herald Want Ads Hit the M a rk -S ell the Goods WANT AD RATES CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE READ FOR P R O F I T Use for Results _11 —m u S E T E ff advance ta FOR SA L E MISCELLANEOUS N j FOR- SALE—15 acre*, 8 tiled, ready ! FOR SALE—A girl’s bicycle, in perGIFT SUGGESTIONS Madam Harriet, Telephoned nds., will be received ! Decorated candles, party* bags,' , for planting; located Cameron City.! fect condition; inquuo Mobtey's Beauty I'nrlor. | Immediate possession. Circumstances Drug .Store. _____________ from patronj and collector sent • books, social stationery, Chidstmas j Rooms 0. 7. Firat N atl Rnnk, Bldg. » % * t i cards. Bring in your shopping list I I place this on the market at a very FOR SALE—Fine Palms. Rose Plants, immediately for payment. Dark Ave. Phone 215. low price. Noe u.< and rave money, j Shrubs, Vines, etc. Very reasonand let us advise you. Coleman'* IA _____ The classified advertisements on this page from dny line 1 Time ..................... ‘J* llnr i Gift & Stationery Shop. lo c e tn o Sanford Stove Works, 602 ! Stroat Agency, .Milano Theatre Bldg.nhle prices. 710 First St. to day represent opportunities for you. Read them regu­ 3 Time*.... -.......—......... 7* line « Time* ................... 1*lin e I FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE I Sanford avenue before buying stoves. FOR .SALE— Bargain, five acres of j RABBITS for sale, old nnd young. larly and you will see advertised something of value to »0 Time* ....... ——-----t7“ J We will save you money. We also rc701 U urel Ave. G. W. Messenger. land, close in. Box 117. you. Many fortunes have been made through the use of a • GIFT SHOP. Double rate for black facu type. I pair stoves of nil kinds, grafonaloa FOR SALE—Or rent—10 ncrcs of cit­ FOR SALE — DeS«>to paints and little want ad. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ ; The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., and guns. 191-tfc rus land partly elenred, bouse nnd varnishes at Sanford Novelty Every day there are advertised on this page good htl&Yi ____________ . sertions. Count six words to the .next to shopping on 5th Ave., New — — 151-tfc other improvements. Address San- Works, sole agents. in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car line. Minimum charge of EOc for York city is the advantage of th is, " ’ANTED—Assistance of any kind that has been used, you will find what you want by watch­ fonl,.809 Magnolia Ave.___________ , BUNCH* GRAPES, tree blueberries first insertion. All advertising is shop. Here you will find the latest can be S'1™™'1 by running a want ing these little nds. If you arc looking for a bargain, Herald. This class of adrestricted to proper classification. and also the most desirable novelties i a" ^ FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three and blackberries—a'* varieties suitwatch the real estate for sale column. If you need help or In case of error The Herald will suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ vertising costs very little nnd is rend miles south of Sanford. Eureka ible for homo and commercial plantwant n position, you will do well to read the situation and be responsible for only one incor­ quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ by nearly everybody. If in need of Hammock—celery Delta. Address j ing. Iairgeit nurseries. Vigorous, office help, farm hulp, cooks, or in help wanted ads. rect insertion, the advertiser for able for everyone. Yes, we have the Richard Stephenson, M. I)., West j well rooted plants insure good early feet any kind of help, Just phone 118 It is good business to read the want ads. And it is al­ all subsequent insertions. The Chinese game Mnh Jong. i Lehupon. Ind. profits. For full information nnd iland give your ad over the telephone. ! so a smart man who uses them regularly to gel results. The Herald offico should bo notified SAY IT WITH FLOWERS | FOR SA LE—Orange Rrovc; terms; ,c®ta!?K Xo; 9’ write Sou^ \VAN’l Kl»—To rent, furnished house. Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford immediately in case of error. ! country property. Britt Realty Co. " " Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. , When you are in Orlando visit the and Seminole county and the advertisements inserted in by responsible party. Sninll family.. -------------------------------------------------[well rendered and much enjoyed by j Violet Dell Florists. Answer this ad by letter giving com­ this paper are read each day by nearly everybody in this | FOR SALE—one of the best corner|Hie largo audience. ! GIFTS FOR THE BIG BOY plete description, price nnd locator). I location sin Snn'ord, II room house, }j.'qjj ijTi section of the state. KALE—Egry Cash Register. Daddy Junior suits from H to 17, Address llox 101, care The Sanford; for prompt and efficient service. garage with two rooms over it, fori ' Cost $00 when now. Will sell cheap. good and better shoes, hose, ties nnd Herald. sale or will trade for vacant lots or' Inquire nt Snnford Herald office. caps. city property of any description on WANTED—Customers to auvo Ford I ••OR KALE—Rhode Island eggs for ' D. I.. THRASHER. right basin A. P. Connelly Sons. Gi/t Tickets. One with each 51.00 setting, 15 eggs for fl.00. Mrs. 193-t'c. 1 lienutiful line Christmas Cards, purchase at Wight’s. WANTED to rent small furnished LOST—Your opportunity to secure Ellsworth. Benrdall Avenue. San­ seals nnd tngs. Mobley’s Drug Store. house from January 1 to May 1,, INSURANCE ------- SHOES AND IlOSlfeUY Theatre, if DOI.I. Ch KTS, wagons, wheel goods must be well located anil have two bed free tickets to the. Milnnc ford. Phone .‘i.'I03 83-tfp ..... , , Insure your property fully. GIFTS FOR ’THE LADIES Suitable gifts are here for anyone for the children. MILLER & SON. rooms. State full particulars in re -, y>u f**'1 to rend these want nils each FOR SALK—IMPORTED DOLLS, Inviiu carefully—Insure Safely. Shoes und hose, umbrellas, travel­ Phone 0. in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. ply or see Mr. Combs ut Herald office. Iday. Two free tickets are given away REASONABLE PRICE AT THE . I we represent the best in insurance, ap Christmas cards 5 to 10 cts. Hand- ing bags ami suit cases. Wa n t e d suo x fo tiiR iis ~ t o ' buy ______ _______________________ ptjduily to the person whose namewant OUTLET. and carefully watch your Interests. 1). L. TliRAtHIF.lt. Don’t miss seeing tonight's tonight’s show, (pears on this page. Read the painted mahogany and glass console CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR Tickets A. P. CONNELLY Si SONS at the Herald offico for Mrs. Jl(js cat.jj ,jay !• OR SALE—A few fine home-grown GIFTS FOR THE MEN. sets, mottoes, and hand-painted CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. tuikeys for Christmas. Phone 3202, It. C. Dower._____________ FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ Florida scenes. Special prices for Silk ahlrts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, ■WANTED—Make your Christmas FOR RENT—Two rooms for light , FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short Beliar Grove. ing lots located on paved street, Xmas. Mi-Udy’s Shoppe, 110 Mag- robe*. bedroom sl ppers traveling t a „t.rmnn, nt W0Vc at th, wave long distance Radio Receiv­ housekeeping. M. Schneider. 11th NOTICE worth 51.0UO.OO each. Owner will nolia Ave. Phone 305. jtoilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases nnd I Marin(jI1|l s w Phlinn 10, Me will be open each evening for and Elm Ave. [ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty business beginning Dec. 15th, to nnd tion. llof-Muc Battery Co. ".Make this an celctric cKiriatmuH. ™anV other va,uab,c an<l u,cful ar’ HAULER oil Heaters. MILLER & including Monday, Dec. 21th. J. G. Co. . . . . . ____i i 1 A complete supply of electric appli­ I FOUNJ)—A class pin,1921. Owner i T T " McCrory 5 & 10c Store. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. building lots, -----------------:-----:----D. L. THRASHER. FOR SALE Two fine ances, waffle irons, percolators, FOR RENT—House for rent, three i can have same by _ applying _____ at the $2..)0 per box for Xmas oranges. Phone lh located on one of the best corners packed and shipped. See Joe Guerry; toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ H art Sehaffner & .Marx clothes, miles out on Hanford Ave. R ent! Herald office, identifying the pin and in Senford, paving and side walks j Rout ■ for lh!a Knox Hats, intcrvwovcn socks, Man- When hi need ol tractor work, new $15 a month Apply Mr. J. A. | nolia Ave. Phone 442. -------- — ------------------------ Imth (sides- At bargain. See Britt FOR SALE—A bargain sewing mahattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, Ior *“n<b ,,r barrowing, write Jones Iakacli, Pico Hotel. GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS FOR SALE OR KENT—Centrally lo" LOST—On W. 3rd St., Bill Book full i Realty Co. ! chine. Address Box 117, City. nl’ Lal:c M001,00’’ Fla* I!u-X Armstrong table stoves, waffle tics nnd combination sets in Christ- 2ft. St?.!r° rated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep-! accounts of Scni.nolc Medicine Phone 2111. lots located ofil ATTRACTIVE home for sale. Heart FOR SALE—Five irons, heating pads, Hoover suction1nms boxes. r. . , . n | <»« vity. Apply to owner. Box 1135, ing porch, Worth your inquiry and' |ICo" of Ta">Pa- Please return to Park WANTED to buy for cash 10 acre Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court,' cj|y t sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. I JWcKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. farm for a client who will only buy consideration. P Connelly SirAvenue Garage, or phone 2i0 nnd each 511x130. Two of them corner receive reward. ---------GIFT SUGGESTIONS--------- ! A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY l n real bargain. Iaicution must be Sons. 138-tfc. lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty Co. Christmas cards, decorations, chil- i The whole family would enjoy n good. Prefer good homo on it. A. I - | LOST—Female pointer dog. White OR SALE—Five-room bungalow. Connelly Si Sons. > F ( with brown spots. I’leuse notify FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, ilren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction,] radio, buy nt the Hof-Mnc Battery SEED POTATOES •100 trees, location on lake, twenty WANTED good medium size mule and i $500.00 cash lmlanee as rent. A.] D. J. Dykes, «0ft Elm Ave. Co. Bibles and mottoes. Coleman’s Gift wagon in exchange for real good P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia | minutes' from Snnford. A good buy 4 Stationery Shop. 20'J Magnolia at $0,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. Spalding Rose Flour . and Ford, one-ton truck. See May, Dodge Ave. Phone 18. Ave. Bliss Triumph in Bags or _________ _ _ _________________ SOR SALE—5 actes celery farm, an ; time, nt 1t,arat*tf' I>bonc 3‘______________ | FOR SALE—House and large lot in Bushel Boxes. Good for table ] EARN $20 weekly Make your gift a Photograph. use also. I home .addressing, mailing, music ■1^1 NTS—A limiteil supply must be , Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms, FOR RENT-—Comfortable two-room j tiled, all equipment, good location Sanford Photo Co. apartment; inquire 20G P.. did St., jon ,,,, hard road, close to town, a barcirculars. Send 10c for music, in fo r-L 80)1!*. f" J - Ibiker, corner Itli and Britt Realty Co. or New P.rn Printcry. . . . ‘..crr.is. Britt eRnlty Co. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. _____________________________ nintion. American Music Co., 1ii.78 Snnford Ave. f ; .run gain, jI’OR SALE—Bungalows, house buibi- --------------------------FOR RENT—.3-room apartment, close CHASE & CO. Make your soil and-daughter Hap-! Broadway, Dept. Z-IC, N. Y. in. Private bath. Address S. I.. j P’OR SALE—At Lake Mary, nice up-] ! ing lots. All sections of Snnford. PHONE 5.16. ..... ------s----------------- -py on XniHsby giving them n Suvings ; WANTED -Men or women to sell . to-il ite garage. P ’ully equipped nnd , f t - /. i , K., care Herald. Product t OK RLN 1—.3 furnished rooms; pri- Britt Realty Co. Rayleigh’s , ^lood Health I stocki d. Only one garage there. See i •»ff f \ H f» f /’ account in inr .SeniinolcCounty Dank.] ..... .. • , direct'{6 consumers. Little capital j va*c home, 509 PL 3r«I St. Call nf- FOR SALE—New two story Stucco FOR RENT—.3 unfurnished rooms, J. L. Jones. This strong institution takes plea3- j needed, JIukes practically every fani*’• '.314 Elm Ave. ____________ clo3e in; inquire 515 Myrtle ure in encouraging thrift nmong the j j|y a steady, satisfied customer, FOR RENT—Two room furnished A house, * ]POR RENT Two nice furnished •>" 31-I young people, as they will be our Workers make large steady income housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak Avc* ____________________ _____.[ housekeeping rooms, .312» or FOR RENT—P’ivo room house for ] East 4th St. $20.00 per month. leaders in the business anil social Give* “Re, occupation, references. U . 3. Ave. AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL Rawlcigh ( o., Memphis, Tenn. ' ..... Carter Lumber Company rent, good location, on paved street, FOR RENT—Cottage to PYbruary world of the future. ESTATE. WANTED—By state organization, ex­ first. Immediate possession. J. PL $15.00 per month. A. P. Connelly & Lumber anil Building Material. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. Relieved Boy's Cough. Spurting. perienced solicitors who are cap­ N. Laurel St. Phone 5(15. Sons. Mrs. I.. Van Bello, Pendrny, Mont., j able of producing results. Prefer un- FOR RENT—Two nice furnished P’OR SALE—Bungalow, close in on Hill Lumber Co. writes, “I like your Cough Medicine housekeening rooms, .312 or 311 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. i married men, of good appearance. We have had ninny people desiring Every thing to build your home Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. very well. My little boy, ft years old, East 1th St. $20.00 per month. a ear who wero unable to pay cash, Would be necessary to travel through Phone 155. therefore, we are offering several had a very bad cough and after using Start the kids off right this year with central section of P’lorlda making FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ Britt Realty Co. good ears of various types in exMIRACLE CONCRETE*COl P’OR SALK—Furnished 5-room bun-j FOLEY'S IIONEV AND TAR (-OMclusive residential section of Mi­ savings account. house to house solicitation for reliable ehange for improved or unimproved galow, all improvements, loented j POUND he secured relief. Por. General cement work, sidewalks, real estute of equal vulue. This Is house. If interested, address Ad­ ami. House is of concrete construc­ building blocks, irrigation boxes. J. the best chancu you will huve to own FIRST NATIONAL BANK vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, tion and contains three bed rooms, on Palmetto Avenue, nt a bargain. Icoughs, colds nnd hoarseness there is| E. Tenvilleger, Prop. and operuto a real good ear. A. II. Hamrick, I'iggly-Wiggly" " ^ ‘ter remedy on the market toinformation as^h'cping porch, complete tiled bath See and furnish complete nsj : day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND with shower, large living room, liv-1 Store. I,bl* to your uhil'ty, and the salary neces­ . . .-.-7-1 TAR COMPOUND. It lias stood the ing porch, dining room, kitchen and I -FOR SALE—Or trade, HER VI’ING FOSTERED. house and lot-. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Nothing will he as much appreciat­ sary. time, serving three generaGAINESVILLE, II.—Students, DODGE DEALERS. PHONE 3. breakfast porch. Completely and at-j A bargain. .3-rooms, ed for Christmas ns a P’oriL A bargain, 3-roon.a, almost n e w . j ^ Cet tho nuinc; refuso sub- in At mhiiii county’sDec. WANTED—By small family, coin schools nre turn­ Take advantage of the new Ford pentent cook. Call at Herald office Iractively furnished. Garage with |.arKt. |ol facing Palmetto. Automo- stitutes.—Adv. ing their attention from the thrills I servants quarters. Luge city I«t j bilu in good condition accepted as first Weekly Purchase Plan. of (lie football season to tin* serious i for informtaion. m.m vt..... ... nr him ' wilh ‘'OLOanut tr‘,c*a nn'l tropical payrm.nt, balance $25 per month. F. EDWARD HIGGINS, The air is full of things. Y’oii business of debating. With first' BARGAINS, BARGAINS. W ANTED-A clashi i of the mental abilities sched­ Oakland Touring. Authorized Dealer. shouldn’t nii.s»: Get a Efdio. uled for January 24, l*tnf. II. John­ *........................ — Dodge Touring. FOR SALE—Or lease, prop­ son, principal of the Alachua High to earn money. Be independent and A<1(ln, „ ,1()X „ 2 caro Tho ______ . ........ ...... business BrUt Rc#Uy Seripps-Booth Touring. Cul This Out—It Is Worth Money School lias formulated a set of rules erty on P’irst Street. A GIFT THAT LASTS Olilsmohile 8 Touring. establish a business of your mvn, se "•'Herald. Send this ail and ten cents to Foley to govern the debates. Winners of Buiek fi Touring. Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase jug Watkins Products, highest quality, —rr---- ;------- — -------- — C o . _________________________ the ili hates this year will be present­ R'jN T-N Icu front bedroom, 117 P’OR SALE—At a bargain, 5 room & Co., 28.35 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, ed wi'h a sterling silver loving cup *Liberty Touring. plan. Make your deposit at any bank. in the city of Sanford exclusively. , (Ford Touring. Also openings in other nearby cities.' -aure i \c .__________________ EDWARD HIGGINS, bungalow with sleeping porch, on] III., writing your name and address symb lie of the year's championship, P’ord Sedan. •clearly. Y'mi will receive a ten cent and the school that takes tin* prize KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Either full or part time. Many s e ll-if0 !* RENT—Two furnished light Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First Authorized Ford Dealer. $.3500.00, small payment down, bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND thiee years in succession will gain Oakland Sales and Service. ingr aids . a i— Irnkeif a n a - u r - .n C ? ;! i m »u*. w r it, ttxit.y. J. H. : ,:„ ! " r L t ';t ; Kr ! ; r 'i V o 0" in' Mr<' ; s ' permanent possession of it. | Third St. and Oak Ave. Phone 17. balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds kins Co., Dept. 95, Memphis, Tenn. ; U r . » « W 0F l S s i W' " ‘"‘ •]kr L'“»• T ™ '- H ,u H, NT '|,„„K...... (— ’ and hoarseness, also free sample pack­ # 7- a ~ IA RELIABLE WOMAN wanted who l ane. $30 per month. Inquire .secages of FOLEY’ PILLS a diuretic (T l Y REGISTRATION BOOKS * table Christmas (iiftn, for the.* desires make money spare tiine’oml house from corner, OPEN. stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY' bttle fellow, Kuynes wash satin nnd i showing samples, take orders, unique ji•’OR RENT—Two, three or live furPlain mid fancy dressmaking. t _________ No;ice is hereby given that the, W CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ woolen suits, shoes and hose. 1). I..! line bloomers , stepins References, " ' —...... i 201 torntions. Mrs. PL L. Nixon, RENT—ti ear, drive yourself. Oak hooks for the registration of voters stipation and Biliousness. These' Pahelon Underwear Co., Melrosc, I nizihed rooms and garage. $20.00, 5th St., phone III. Thrasher. of th * City of Sanford, Florida, has; and Second St. Phone 3. j $25.00 and $5l).U0 respectively. H. T. Mass. wonderful remedies have helped mil­ this day been opened for the purpose A U ’OMOIHLK GIPvrS Fixpert Typewriter cleaning nnd ie- lions of people. Try them!—Adv. I*. A. MERO of registration, and will remain open ITiller, Paula, Fla. P’or the car are an Fivcrlnsting re­ pairing, ( all II. S. Pond, phone 22> General Auto Repairing until January 2, 1921. FUR SALE OR RENT—Five room F. F. Dutton, general sales man­ 179-tfc. i A new slogan fur Winter Park is minder of your thoughtfulness. We ager Witt ess my hand as City Clerk Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. of the Florida Vegetable Corpor- bungalow, all modern improvements, j or Peoples Bank. [called for by publicity committee of anil t ie seal of the City of Sanford,. h.ive a complete line in Xmas pnek- ation announces that the pre-cooling i Corner lot on Magnolia Ave. Paved I the town. At a meeting held ill tlu* Florida, on thin tho 12th day of read>’ for the tree. tree! | plant being built by that organiza- on both sides, paving paid. Sale | ugess ready Antelope the size It has been estimated that the town hall a prize of $25 was offere I retailor, A. D. 1923. price $7500.00. W ould-rent for a a rabbit have j tion at Sanford is seventy-five per WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. L. R. PHILIPS. ib.'in discovered in West African i cent complete and will begin opeja- 1 year $(55.00 per month. II. It. Lewis, world uses 5,000,000,000 matches a ■for the slogan best suited for tho (SEAL) 115 Magnolia Ave. City Clerk. jungle. Agent. Phone 349. community. your. I ions the first of January. t e r m s - c a s ii in - Today, Tomorrow and Everyday There’s News of Importance To You in the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS To Buy, To Sell, To Trade. To Rent. To Save Time and Trouble and Money, Consult herald w a n t ads - •s-r PHONE 148 HOUSES FOR RENTI LOST AND FOUND CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS HOUSES—FOR SALE APARTMENTS FOR RENT HELP WANTED XI HOUSES—FOR RENT BUILDING MATERIAL z z - .... AUTOMOBILES AND \ i REPAIRS DRESSMAKING By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER I HAVE. H E R E IN T H lt> PA CK A G E T H E O R A P E R lE 'b HOW ARE YOU L COlN<q TO D EC O R A TE TFllTJ ROOM ° fO R f M R . 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 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/f89668eeb48e63f923bb0ff4ef36d5b6.pdf 3369dec0e75ca3815471b4b733afd368 PDF Text Text SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS ASSOCIATED PRB88 DISPATCHES CuM E V NUMBER 23! W iM ljB B B l hM P R E V A IL S OVER ° S k b m a n E M P IR E | Erf H E RESIGNS i* I i# a Teetifiee •That Prisoner I wave swept over the central Bought Knife Few /D a y a > west Wednesday aad W ed night will continue hat fo r .d ay,av before Harder two, the weather bureau u d a M in Ttum day’s forecast. A etrong (B * The AssertsfeO P m s ) ■ wind which was aeeeuipamed by A T L A N T A , Dec. 13.— Hearing of a rainstorm added ahivara to the evidence. waa begun In the trial o f ensuing cold snap and a alight feathering of snow over spread the Philip E. Fox, charged with the kiUground at daybreak Thursday, irfg of Captain W . ~8. Coburn Clarence Everett' identified a which he aaid Fox bought h few before the shooting. It was seven es long. Foy told him to oil the'knife end added he had been looking for such a knife for> a long time. Emperor Simmons, founder o f ’ the Ktan appeared and eat within the chancery railing. Be creeds Apple yard aa Secretary Treasurer o f Secretaries A T L A N T A , Ca., Dec. 13.— Efforts Association to establish a motive for the slaying of WiUlam S. Coburn for which Philip ....... nil W illis Powell, president of the E .Fox is under indictment and on trial here will be attempted early Florida Commercial Secretaries Asso­ Thursday.it was indicated tonight by ciation was in Sanford Tuesday after­ the prosecution. * noon and while here announced *the Coburn was counsel and leader of appointment of R. W . Pearman, Jr., the William Joseph sew. SimmOne faction ___ of the Knights of the Ku Klux 'Klan. Klan. as secretary-treasurer of the associa­ - former publicity JjtuaU tion to succeed T .* J . Appleyard of while Fox is a and editor Of the ?N lgh V H aw k ," the Lakeland, who resigned a short time official1 organ of th e . adihlnistrative ago. W ith the announcement of forces o f the k 1 lan. Peatman’s appointment, Mr. Powell The defense Wednesday remained also made public that Sanford will silent as to its plea. It Wes indicated be the meeting place o f the next in court cireiea' todeiV /U that the re convention of the organisation Instead ______ o f at Lakeland. The convention will rted inssnlt:ty plea which was known _ o have been discussed by Fox's coun- meet here next June for a two day sel'had been abandoned.-This was ad­ session. vanced when the defense failed to is­ According to Mr. Powell there will sue witness summons to the alienism be 80 or more secretaries present at v/ho examined Fox shortly after he the convention many of whom will shot and killed Coburn on Novem­ be accompanied by their wives. San­ ber 6. ford was picked, of , — pit -----------------he ------------said, ------------, -because ---------* , Counsel for Fox, however, have a d * ‘ its accessibility and because it has mitted that they have a full report splendid ncommodations to offer and from the alienists, but they refuse to is known for its generous hospitality. discuss whether it would be introduc­ 'Friends of Mr. Pearman will learn ed In evidence. with interest and pleasure of his ap­ Fox went on trial Wednesday, the pointment to fill the important duties entire session being devoted to the of secretary-treasurer -d f the : 8tatc selection of a jury which was com- association. With th e -office goes the of publishing tho leted at a late hour Wednesday a f- responsibility •moon. Hearing of ' 'evidence will monthly bulletin,Which i» sent out to start tomorrow, the State having ap­ each member and which contains proximately 100 witnesses -to Items concerning the activities o f flu ( Be examined. The defense has about members. the aame number o f wit— afa, . ■ ■ !h the fntara the •'Al . will be sent out from 'this city with a Sanfor4 date line. Which ac­ cording to Mr. powell, will mean fine publicity for the “ Celery City. fEARMAN NAMED IMPORTANT OFFICE R eceive* . p r e w -S ty * C o w try LIN, Dec. 1 3 .-A n ■PP*** t o •man government to fr w lffl K help it oat o M ta ffanaUnities I* expected in .many I hire within ■ ■hort time. J L l may take the form df » [o f the League o fN a tio n a to ontmi of Germany a ;flM*leea. kUN. Dec. 13.—-The German fcr's firat reception of the forU „ re p r e a e n ta tiv e a W e d n e a d a y i occasion of unrelieved ikwftii 1keynote of hia adreaa waa that ^ absolutely at the end, resources. In thia, how peenDr. did not differ matsriquy from, ttrances of his predeOaeeore in on similar occaaiona. om motivea of economy only a Lhts were burinig in the big I n room of the chancellors ' Indicative of the high financial standing which Sanford enjoys, was tbe sale on Wednesday afternoon o f the 9100,000 bond issue for park end •average improvements, to the Beaeongoou A Mayer Bond Company of Cincinnati for flf0 ,8 7 & This means that the bonds sold for approximataly 90.46 above par. * . The City Commissioners were more then pleased with the bid of the Cin­ cinnati tlrm. It was pointed out that Winter Park with practically no bonded indebtedness, only received par value for its bonds sold Tuesday. This issue like the propose*! 9820,00 bond issue, is composed of 30-ycar ma­ turity bonds bearing intarest.st the rate of 61k per cen t, payable semi­ annually. _ TROOPS m BE WAGED SOON WILL BE ON THE HISTORIC BATTLEGROUND CITIES ARE SEIZED Yucatan Governor And Hia Sub­ jects Have Disappeared Taking With Them Big Sum o f Money; x& Other bidders number nine and bids are as follows: South Dank of Jacksonville, 9167,* 808. Hanchctt Bond Company, 9100340. Ryan, Bowman A Company, 9167.728 for 51k per cent bonds and 1162,170 for 614 per cent bonds. Walter, Woody A Heimerdlngcr, $160,112. ran, Pruden A Company, $160,000. former manager of the New Altnatic National Bank, $160,432. York Yankees, and manager of I. R. Tigrelt A Company, $158300. the New Haven, Conn., baseball J. C. M ayer'A Companyf, and Kyar A Bowman Company, $152,176. team, was one of nine persons The successful bidders have further killed when two sections of the agreed to print tho bonds thus saving Twentieth Century Limited the city o f an additional expense in collided*at Forsyth, N . Y . connection with the issue. Other business taken up by the c o m -! mission was to allot to the librarian! the sum of $100 ad an expense fund. She was requested to make a month­ ly report to the city clerk giving a rec­ ord of expenditures. The commission further agreed that no'building permits are to be issued until they are passed upon favorably Sccure Five Year Lease On Old First by tho City Planning Commission. National Bank Quarters. (D f T k f AaaarlaltC P t H i l M EXICO C IT Y , Dec. 1 3 ^ -lU is generally felt here that a decisive Battle between the Sanchez forces and troops loyal to President^ Obregon w ill’ ho fought on the Vera Crux front near where Caramsa was de­ feated by Sanches in 1810. The gov­ ernment continues to concentrate its forces in that district to oppose the advance of rebels. VE R A CR U Z. Dec. 13.— The cities of Merida and Progreso in the state of -Yucatan have been seized by reb­ els commanded by Colonel Riealde, according to information reaching sral P . Elias Calles has revolutionary headquarters here. resigned the candidacy for The advices say that Governor Carpresident o f Mexico to take the illo o f Yucatan and his followers hnve field against the rebela. disappeared, taking with them ex­ port money and other funds. Travelers reaching Esperanto from . spectacled successor o f BtreaeMexico City report that more than Epoke his first aenteneee in the 1,000 federal troopa are concentrated bsk until some one tujrned on dt San Marcos, midway between Mex­ IghU. ico City and Vrtrn Cruz, and on tho Farera Fulfillment P o H c y ^ Uno uf tho march the revolutionists chancellor’s stern face — are taking to the capital, If these ad­ when he solemnly announced vices prove correct it is presumed tho ermany now is at the end of first important battle between tho reband Seminole iher, but he declared that his Growth of Sanford uls und the government forces will ment is whole-heartedly In fa County Reflected in Buainess o f " be between San Andres and San Mar­ a policy of fulfillment. Re adcos. Seminole Secaritiea Company. that many people in Germany Conference af Officers •t do not realise what the last C H IH U A H U A C IT Y . Mexico, Dec. « n t to the country, but the The Seminole Securities Company no e ffo r ts Announcement was mado Thursday 13.— Governor Ignacio Enriquez Wed­ iment would of Sanford h a s ‘ had” a remarkable nesday held a conference with officers lit its that thvwWcstorn Union Telegraph >Ilor growth since its formation on Sep­ Company has leased for a period of dered mobilised several _ of tember 12, 1921. In order Fornwd w ith . a capital stock Of orui tbat a great national organi­ 5 years tho first floor of the old First work in conjunction witli the federal ___ ______ of troops. tion o f Democrats, covering every se1 . . . ’ •▼on to the $60,000 the growth was so phenominal section o f every state, may be per- National Bank building. The yearly The state troops have been supplied that within 17 month’s time it won would be eeen “ the ‘ ft rental to be paid was not announced with government arms and ammuni­ I B * T k r A u m Ii I H P N W ) ' fected "t o win in 1014" Sanford the capital street demonstrations necessary to Increase LONDON, Dec. 13,— Lord Alfred Democratic Victory Club has been officially but U understood to bo about tion and are In readiness for Instant [with others e^ual^M nable to stock to $160,000. Of that amount Douglass, son of the late Marquis of founded with Judge E. F . House­ action. Governor Enriquez was told. feed their families on their approximately 9126,000 w as paid up j $2,-100, • / Queen sherry, was found guilty by a holder as chairman. The etnto of Chlliunhuu is quiet, ac­ pay, thus breaking with the stock. T. A . Scott, manager o f the local cording to tho executive office, but jury o f criminal libel upon Winston Similar organizations are b e in g ' traditions of the Prussian JuriComes now the announcement that Spencer Churchill, former first lord ( I t * T k r A u tn c la lr S P r r w ) perfected all over the country and ut office, said Thursday that arrange­ precautions nre being taken. because of the added increase in bus­ L EO N AR D O , N . ..Dec, 13.— present there are about 18 already ments are now being- made to move f » u the firat note of-w annth iness of the. organisation, the capital of... admiralty.....Douglas,.. published. SA’k A N T O N 10 ,*Texas, Dec. 13.— M, Ja Capture o f a woman rum runner. formed' ’JiirFloVlda. 'To constitute n tho office fixtures and equipment chancellor’s speech, and be stock is to be increased to $500,000 statement- that Churchill -msued false communique after [the battik a coupe and a load o f rum row whis­ club there must be 20 members or Saturday. The office will bo open In order that tho railroads inay bo ed that it was due to the faet a special meeting of the stockhold­ of Jutland for the purpose .of influenc­ key destined for Christmas trade in more and already a large number have for business nt tha new place on Sun­ held in readiness to transport govern­ i is n professional jurist felt ment troops, un embargo has been ers to be held January 15, 1024. In ing stock markets. He waa sentenced New York City was reported Thurs­ signed up with the Sanford Club. gradation of hli brother juriata day ,and the trnsfer will bo made passed on all railway transportation other words this .corporation has continue but for a day or two, the day by state troopers. Because she Memborship fee in this organiza­ He concluded with a tribute without any delay in service. A tem- in Mexico, according to G. II. May­ league of nations, which ho within the short space o f about two tion of which he must give surety was the first woman to fall into their tion is fixed at $5 and Judge House-1 ^ m r y swiU-hboard has been Inatallto keep pence, particularly toward years, will have increased its stock tolls the troopers did not arrest her hoider requests that those desiring to , {.j (n tho present offlco to be used er, who left Mexico City. Sunday terixed as a noble idea, but night on what it is rumored was the ta in U n a dA.in u n,\a . .. .. \ a s * 1 Churchill. Otherwise he must under­ but contented themselves with her Jain, hr from what should be aimed from $60,000 to $600,000. please see L hii m in as soon as pos- * while the change is being made. lust passenger train out of that city. The increase in stock of course go xix months more imprisonment. car and her 20 cases of contraband. sible in order that this city have a The new quarters has been under­ Mr. Mayer arived here Inst night. comes from an added increase in bus­ good strong club and may be ublo to •The outebme of the present trou* iness. Tho increase includes prefer­ send as large a sum to headquarters going extensive repairs and changes Western bio in Mexico is something that no red stock from $100,000 to $400,000 as possible. Frdm time to time the to suit tho needs of the nam es-of those making contributions Union and when the office Is thor­ ono enn predict," said Sir. slayer. and common stock from $50,000 to “ An embargo was placed on all rail­ oughly established it will be one of will be published. $ 100,000 . way transportation in Mexico last the most up-to-date In tho state. The general business o f the c o m ­ (I I * T k r A u s t U l n l P m > ) (B * T kr AanorlalrU Press) T h e A<uMM>Utrd P f * H ) For the present, the same desks Friday and it secnird impossible to CHARLOTTE, N . C., Dec. 13.— SHINGTON, Dec. 18.— Exports pany is handling of the contracts of PO RTLAND, Ore., Dec. 12.— Oreand tables of the present office will gut out. I left Mexico City Sunday o „ r through ______ T______ ____ of . action the state legn the United States during No- Ford automobiles and Fordson trac­ John M. Masehcad, former represen­ g on, be used in the new place but in Feb­ night nnd arrived in Laredo without ir were valued at $404,000,000 tors. The activities of the company tative In congress and at one time tslature, ratified by a small majority ruary, new fixtures which have al­ seeing any signs of u disturbance, Republican national committeeman bed with imports for the same not only extend over Seminole coun­ of voters at a referendum election ready been ordered, are expected to although frequent rumors could bo (B * Tkr SiiM hitril l’ r f « / lieunl nil along the way." 1 of $292,000,000 leaving a bal* ty but over to other counties in this for North Carolina, died of pneu­ Nov. 6, has adopted a state incomo arrive. monia Thursday. He had been ill for tax modeled on the federal income N E W YORK. Dec. 13.— Dissolution of international trade favorable part of the state. Mr. Mayer declared thnt since ho country of $112,000,000. tax. The state tax, which must bo of the corporation of Inter-Church left Guudnlnjnrn Thanksgiving Day The company numbers among its n weekpaid on the net income of individuals World Movement o f North America there hnd been no trains running be­ stockholders some of the most prom­ and corporations doing business in was assured in tho supremo court tween thnt plnco and Mexico City. inent and wealthy citizens of San­ representatives of the state, is pyramided on top of Thursday when Neither nre there any trains running ford and Jacksonville. It pays div­ the federal income tax. In other the state attorney generals office did to K! Puso, he stated. idends of 2 per cent puyable quarter­ De­ words, persons subject to income tax not appear to oppose action. “ Either tho Americans in Mexico ly on both the preferred and com­ must pay to the state as well as to fault was entered. ure not very much disturbed over tho mon stock. The officers nre: F. P. in* T k , A a a o rla tr il P r e s s ) conditions or clso they am ufrald the federal government. 3RAMMERGAU, Dec. 12.— Forster, president; Eldward Higgins, to travel and afraid to remain whero Tho law provides a tax of 1 percent it travel to Oberammergau, the vice president; II. F. Whitner, treas­ they arc," Mr. Mayer said, "vory,fl*w on the first $1,000 of taxable income, of the Passion Play, has dtclln- urer; Alfred Forster, secretury; of them are leaving the country." or any part thereof, and increases inch an extent in recant years Deane Turner, assistant secretary. Citizens Organize Company To Sell 890 O ffer Obregon Aid one-half of one percent up be $12,000, he villagers are no longer flrtdSeminole County Lands at As waa pointed out Thursday by Old Soldiers’ Hume at Danville, III., and for sum3 in excess of $12,000 the EL P A SO , Texas, Dec. 13.— home market for their handl- President Forster, tho growth of the Exhibit . 800 well armed and mounted far­ Has Bern Designated as Home rate is 0 percent. The exemptions Needing money to keep up tho of mers of the lower Jurat valley huve For Patients provided in the state law are simi­ (B * Tkr A u n cU ln l Prraa) litina ini company is not only indicative “ (m improvements now exlstin ‘ Sanford and Seminole county will lar to those of the federal income [own, they are sending to Sew I the increase in b u sin c ssb u t l»Meato« ATLANTA, Go., Dec. 12.— Tho be advertised nt the Mndison Square offered their support to the Obregon povrnment in Juarcx to put down any (I I * T k r A s s a e la t r d P r r a a ) tax law. * for sale during the coming w i n - 1 the growth and progress of SonforU Sixth Forestry Congress will meet Garden Exhibit, not only by tho threatened rebellion, Manuel Priuto, SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 12.— at Savannah, Go., January 28, 29 and Chamber of Commerce, but also by the consignment of their products.| and Seminole county. collector o f customs, announced to ­ American cx-serivce women who need 30, according to ' the announcement Seminole Development Company which day. URGES T R A D E W ITH RUSSIA >e include lude hand-carved hand-carved altars, altars,. A M u a o iim G e t ' medical attention, whether for disabilId * Tkr AuM telrS Pr#»s) here o f C. B. Harman, who has beon was organized Wednesday night. » u . nnd_ Conditions are quiet throughout the religious __ figures. |A m e r i c a n IV lU S C U m A x e l |ncurrij |n ho war or for illness or W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 13.— Estab­ appointed chairman of tho entertain­ A booth has already been secured northern part o f the republic, accord­ m Georg Lang, one of the vil- T > o r p A n i m a l S o e c i m e n s injury »uffered since, may receive lishment of trade relations with Rus­ ment committee for the meeting. and listing is now being made of ing to Mr. Prieto, R. do la Vegu, pay­ i best-known woodcarvert, has x v a r c x \ n i I I l o l o p tretttment from the government, sia by the United States was urged Plans are being worked out to have iroperty throughout tho county. It master o f tho Mexican troops returned led an oak altar over 19 feet ! it has been announced her by F,udorn by Representative Freer, Republican, which is one of the most conM. Clover, administrator of disabled Wisconsin In a speech in the house a committee of the congress call on s tne purpose of the company to in­ to Junrez today from' Ojinaga, oppo­ in * T k r LONDON, Dec. 11.— The American service women fo r bus bits of art in the collection, the American Thursday detailing hia investigations President CooRdge and to extend an terest nomc seekers In investing in site Presidio, Texas, nnd declared invitation to him to attend the meet­ real estate and locating in Seminole them was no truth to the reports thut i Lang, the portrayer df the rote Muesum of Natural History will Women's Qverseas League. . ... . . . during a visit to that country last ing. Coi. Joseph Hydo • ‘ the town had been menaced by d la Pratt, o f county. d»t in the Passion Play last year shortly become the possessor of an The league, Miss Clover explained, aummer. Tho company is composed of Hon. Huerta men. on two previous occasions, has excellent colection of stuffed animals has received this assurance from the Chapel Hill, N. C., chairman of the . Sends Keconnofters ibuted many ceramics. A porce- dhd -w zoological specimens'from Inula,J.I w the executive committee, is assisting Forest Lake. S. O. Chase, Ed. Higgins, v .w 0 .- ~ . r . ar MCUUIIUICIIki kl it* V all war department. a* It IIIUBIUI means that G O V E R N M E N T AFTER POPHAM. Harry Lewis, George A . DeCottes, Colonel Rosas, commander of tho tove, the tiles of which are decor> the froita of the m e n t in the plan to invite the President. Vern* V .| women who have been or may be en(I I * T k r A i» « « la f r < l l * r r u ) garrison at Mutumoros, The PXpCfli*I ___I.- ....k •• C. L. Britt, R. C. Maxwell and A . R. Mexican with biblical scenes, fa conspica- Vminlkenna Fuunthrope nvruwlitinn, expedition a Vern ! under such status as army TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 18.— The across the Rio Grande from Browns­ A .. o. S. VernKey. imong h is' handiwork. / vern-, nurge nftVy nurse, tion was undertaken b<y A BO N U S BILL INTRODUCED Vf yeomsnette or ma­ agricultural department Thursday ville. sent a detachment of troops to for many I I I * T k r A a a o r la lr t l P r r a a ) ary, an Englishman, but xor m«i»* rinette wil!ll be eligible, ........... on producing ‘ * asked the attorney general to im­ ward Bun Ferundo Wednesday to reSE E K S TO RECALL PULVEIt hiacula— Construction d f Free* years s resident of N ew York, and W A S H IN G T O N , Dec. 13.— The sol­ hi honorable discharge and a proper mediately institute prodeedings to I II* T k r A a a n rla lrtl P r ra a ) connoier the position of Colonel Guaj­ [bridge connecting Escambia and Colonel J. C. Faunthrope. with the certificate of dtsaility, to care and diers’ bonus bill which passed conhave invalidated all oyster leases held ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 13.— E. J. ardo, who revolted Monday, it was last year and was vetoed by k Rose counties to be under way object of forming a complete collec­ maintenance in a government hospital Foster Thureday took out papers seek­ reported hero tonight. Colonel Guajtion of animals from the plains of or home. The duration of tho disabil­ &.SHSS!1 . 1* P'>ph* m' m‘_______ >" . . . re-introduced ing election on recall of Mayor- Pulver, Apalachicoia. urdo was said in unofficial state­ India. Later it was decided to present ity. or the time and manner in which Thursday by Representative Mccharging him with unbecoming con­ ments to bo In command o f about 290 Action requested under section 1241 these to the American Institution. Kenxie,' Republican of Illinois at the it h is been inflicted, will make no dif­ If required number persona irregulars, 65 miles south o f MataThe collection is by far the most ference, acordlng to the announce­ revised general statutes which pro* reqUe8(.’ of republican veterans in tho duct. SIT Y O U R vides no party shall lease, hold or j,ouge> u carries only minor changes sign tho petition a recall election will moros. complete and varied that has ever been ment. Such permanent dlsabilltlek as niy r be held. The order closing the port o f Mutsobtained. The hunting o f the anim­ old age will entitle a woman to care coptrol more than 600 acres of oy­ from the original bill. mpros at 9 p. in. was revoked today als in this case was most exacting for the rest of her life, but entry into ster bottoms. and ull saloons and gambling houses AT T H E M IL A N E Stowed away in many an at­ as only certain specimens were sought a government institution will entail WORK IS BEGUN. Hundreds who sec “The Ninety nnd were permitted to operate. Tho port CO NVICTED OF FRAUD in order to mount the animals in no"obligatlon to repjaln, a patient tic and storeroom are pieces of (B * Tkr Aaaorlalrtl Prraa) III* T k r A u n f l a l f S P m a ) Nine,’ 'the stirring melodrama which has been closed nightly in compliance groups in the American fashion. About being as welcome to edter for an M IA M I. Dec. 13.— Work has been N E W YO R K . Dec. 13.— Albert E. °M ^furniture, baby carriages, will be presented at tha Milane Thea­ with un edict by Prcsirant Obregon ,90 such groups of rare animals as o pc ration or a brief Hinsas .The gov­ Guimares, who figured in the Dorothy started on the half million dollar race tre tunight, will look n>r tho number closing all Mexican border ports in ‘ bests, bed clothing, a misceltiger, spotted deer, rhinoceros, wild ernment will pay the cost of trans­ King murder caic and three asso­ track and plant here. The 125-acre 99 on the front o f the locomotive as it cities which permitted gambling. elephant, snakes and ants will be portation to eligible applicants. i«ny of articles uselsas to you.* ciates in various stock celling enter- tract selected for the site will be goes thundering through the forest included In the presentation. In view of the comparatively few pr{8es were convicted today by the cleared and put in shape for a sur­ There’s someone who wants women claiming such attentidn at thiw iJedeHsl jury o f using niaiD to defraud, vey. Construction work on the plant fire oq its mission of mercy. They iu«t the things you don’t want. will look in vuin because the engine BIG S W IN D L E DISCVOERED time, the national soldiers’ home a t 1 will be pushed but it is not yet in * Tkr A— litrS P re «) Sort over the articlee in the at­ Danville, 111., has been designated for V O L U S IA PR EP AU E 8 FOR FAIR. known whether it will bo ready for has an entirely different number. CHICAGO, Dec. 13.— Two postal all patients of the immediate future. The famous stage success by Ham(II* Tk» Aaaexlnlrel Prraa) tic and tell the things you have racing thin season. spectors Thursday were assigned to Ther two brick buildings have been say Morris takes its name from the D E L A N D , Dec. 13.— Expenditures "o use for through Herald Want If it appears on the want ad fcooperate with 1rePreae" t* ‘ l,T” "amide for the exclusive use of the approximating parable of the lost sheep. The loco­ $40,000 are being Ads. state’s attorney .in investigating the WOrnen. There also is a hospital with page o f The Herald today, motive had nothing to do with it made Id preparation for the Volusia extent of thef aUeged "wlndle^saidl ^ ^ m ^ Y when the title was selected. The) you will receive two free county fair to b« held January 22-20. To reach all the people effecto have netted attorney Leo Koretz - jt it estimated that there are ap'(Hr Tkr AaaarlalrU Prraa) locomotive made a great hit when tickets to the nerfornmnee at several million dollars; Disclosures proximately 62.000 women eligible for The water system has been installed, ively— leave your Want Ad at CHICAGO, Dec. 13.— Wheat, Dec.. th# play was produced on the stago, material fot the more Important The Milane Theatro tonight. 7he Herald office. Phone us to were made Wednesday when his office this benefit should they need it. 1.04 U 4 ; May, 1.00 3-8 to 1-2; corn, just as it playH an important part in buildings Is on hand, the drainage was raided. He has disappeared. Tho Previously these women hsd been May, .73 7-8 to .7 4 ; oats, May, 46 to the sercen version by Vitngraph. But You vir.y he tho lucky one. “ •ul for it or phone it to the alleged swindler victimized his own hid entitled only to the relief afford- f**,16,1? comj "leted .telephone service 1*8. the stage locomotive was not number­ Ro»J IInn oughly tho little W*nt Ad Department. provision has been msdu mother. ed them by the Veterans’ Bureau, installed, and | ed 99 nnd niether is the screen lon*About forty workwant ads. which required a 10 per cent dlsablll- for electric lights. Voro— Locul buisena men organize 1motive, but 99 is its number in the new ty attributed directly to service for men already ure on tho job hurrying 10NE 148 Pensacola— Construction of to build new $250,000 hotel. mind's eye of all who seo tha picture. the army or navy. tha work to completion. Masonic building completed. INCREASE CAPITAL SECURITIES FIRM C •I WESTERN UNION TO MOVE IN NEW HOME >r Heads femocratic Club Noted Englishman Is Found Guilty of libel “ 1 r-J ,U1- gflW f c w- Authorities Capture A W om an Rum Runner ■ti II is t h ember Exports Total re Than The Imports s s s maa 1. i" r j t ' Prominent Republican Oregon Citizens Vote N . Carolina Succumbs For Double Taxation Dissolution of Church Movement Is Assured idicraft To Be )ffered in New York t EX-SERVICE WOMEN CAN RECEIVE CARE B Y GOVERNMENT HOMESEEKERS TO BE INTERESTED I N COUNTY President Cofclidge W ill 1 3*3 ji ‘l J I if n . i. rs Be Asked To Address the Forestry Congress Meet i■ • ’ . .' M -s! f 1 9 ■ 1I me Watch for Your Name MARKET REPORT \ �Jtetfa Clothing and Fuffitetotogs W elaka Block, First Street ; . Compliments o f PLAY Furnishings To Men W ho Know Men’s and Boys’ Clothing:, Shoes, Ladies’ Reodyrto-W ear, Dry Goods and ftotiohs Headquarters for Holiday Goods TO YS A N D DOLLS Auditorium M M CHERO COLA T E H E R E IS NON E SO GOOD O v e rtu re — O rch estra Insure Today— Tomorrow may be top late . Established 1908 High School Graduation and Memory Books Heal Estate insurance PRO G RAM CAST OF CHARACTERS George Higgins, A. B. Yale Jack Abbott....................................... *....... Fred L a w ton ........... *.... .............. »........... Freshman, Y ale.......................................... Raymond Fftz Henry, Harvard student. Dick Norton ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Tom Crosby .............. :............................... Yale Engineers Comlpiments of ........ Warner Scoggan ..... .......John Brutnley Camping with Higgins .......... 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Weekly Edition II Per Tear SPECIAL NOTICK: All obituary notices, cards of thanks, resolutions and notices of entertainments where chargee are made, will be charged for at regular advertising rites.________ j«aj- - MHMRBR THK ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republlcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein. AllHlghta of re-publlcatlon of special dispatches herein are aleo re­ served. T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER 13, 1923 B IB L E TH OUG H T FOR T O D A Y T H E GOODNESS OF G O D :— Oh, that men would praise the Lord for His goodness, and for Hia wonderful works to the children of men.— Psalm 107:21.' ■ e ----------- 0---------I Income Tax Forms Simplified No. Rin-tin-tin is not Henry Ford’s campaign slogan. ----------o----------It's too late to do youk Christmas shopping early. Do It now. “ — Fretting1 on the Job Detroit Free Press Taxpayers whose incomes are less than |5,000 per annum have a surprise coming to them when they receive blanks from offensive against the natur­ the Collector o f Internal Revenue, in that the government has T hen ’s a big difference between aal proper obatacles that rise up to oppose being on the job and fretting about simplified forms for this purpose so that the average man or wo­ the Job. The person who is on the jo b him, he fights on the defensive, and man will have’ little difficulty in making the tax return as required is getting some satisfaction out o f loses ground all tho time. It is a horrible thing when a job life and generally he is traveling by law. somewhere. He is progressing. T he gets the better o f a man or woman The Palm Beach Times clearly explains the new plan as person who frets about his job is and becomes a taskmaster and buga­ stride a nightmare, and everybody boo instead of a friend and servant. follows: ^nows that a nightmare never gallops Tho things that happen then are like Some 4,000,000 American income tax payers, about 70 per to any destination in particular, except tho things that occur in a slaves’ re­ cent of the total number, will have a pleasant surprise when they perhaps the junk neap, Tho ex er­ bellion. There are some people, too, who receive the form upon which their returns for the next year are cise of riding the steed ta enervating make fretting about the job a substi­ to the spirit* ami wholly profitless. to be filed. Instead of the six-page booklet o f former years, the A good many people try to be on tute fo r really working at the job. 1924 form is a single sheet, and it seeks Information only about in­ the job nnd fret about it at the sam e Where this misdirection of energy is come from three sources— salaries and wages: interest on bank time. Sometimes they confound the the result of <a confusion o f Ideas or distorted sense o f values, the vieoi aisioneu »«•activities. Sometimes they s u f­ of deposits, notes, mortgages and corporation bonds; and “ other in­ two fer from the delusion th at they nro Jim generally suffers acutely and is comes.*' On the reverse side of the sheet are instructions for mak on the job because they fret. S om e­ a proper subject for commiseration ing out the return, and the great majority o f income tax payers times they even glory in tho fact that and help. Where it is a camouflage s employed more or loss consciously to will find themselves, for the first time since the income tax they do lrct and fret still more b e­ jihie laziness, the practitioner is a cause other people will not fret with amendment was adopted, dealing with a form and set o f questions them. proper object for n jolt, administered that are commensurate with their incomes. All such people arc in n sad and more o r less literally by tho toe o f a . perilous case. They a re in a s itu a ­ boot. For persons whose net incomes are in excess of $5,000 the tion somewhat analogous to thnt o f a Fretting is n symptom. _The per­ old form is retained. The committee which was appointed to man attempting to .rid e two horses son who frets may bo sure something simplify the blank and to facilitate the filing of returns found in different directions. They ore try ­ is wrong with him. Perhaps the can­ to perform a feat th at sooner or dle is burning at both ends., Perhaps that large incomes, most of which are derived from many sources, ing later is bound to tenr them to pieces. he is the victim of a bad mental out­ necessarily involve the use of a form no less forbidding than the Every time a person frets about look. Perhaps he is physically boone which has previously been devised. his joh in life, he takes n little off low par. Perhaps he nnd his job are the fine edge of hia effectiveness, so constitutionally unsuited to each oth­ Since persons of large incomes are accustomed to consult that after nwhile, instead of running er. Perhaps he is not managing his their bankers or lawyers before making their returns to the gov­ his job, he finds that h is job is run job properly. In any case he needs ernment the retention of the old blank in their cases will make ning him. In place o f maintaining i to stop nnd take stock. little difference. As individuals few o f them pretend to understand the instructions or to know what their -just contribution should Disorderly Marketing1Dangerous be. To the 70 per cent, however, whose earnings are relatively Tampa Morning Tribune small, and who in the past have experienced great difficulty in making their returns, the simplified blank will be a relief. Disorderly marketing o f Florida’ s chances nro that most o f these come ------- Every girl who believes' in love nl first sight isn’t necessarily blind. That California freeze may be a misfortune, but a lot depends on your point o f view. -----------o---------- Sanford’s bonds always bring a big premium because bond houses have faith in the city. ----------- o---------- An advertising campaign, properl./ conducted, is the best w ay to get them to do their Chrisnina shopping early. ----------o--------Magnus Johnson suys a bore is a person who insists upon talking about himself when you want to tulle about yourself. ----------o--------The Ocala Star admits it has only clever people on its staff, but in spite or that fact it gets out u pret­ ty good paper. pay the penalty for his crime. If he is innocent he should be given his freedom. Justice should not be miscarried. Folks who continue to use tho ex­ pression, "Yes, we have no— ,” seem to have forgotten thut the banana song has not been sung in years. o--------President Coolidgc bus only one attribute of a real president. He neither plays g olf nor goes in for globe-trotting, but he is a canine ex­ pert. After a man gets married he learns that it wasn't Caesar at ull who crossed the Rubicon, but Caesar’s wife. Julius wus home all the time taking care of the babies. , ----------o--------The Gadscn Times believes that Frank Jennings should be elected ns Florida’s next governor. The Times states that “ he knows Florida well, loves it ns every patriotic citizen should, and us governor he would lose no opportunity to promote her inter­ ests and help in her development.” --------- o----- — There is no question about tho Tampa Tribune's support o f John 1 nrtin for governor. It scorns to i dnk that with his election nil the Doubles of this stute would uutomai colly end forever. Wasn't it Firpo * ho said, "Hope springs eternal in 1'ie human breast: Man never is, but i Iways to be blest?” --------- o--------Bill Glenn is uuthority for tho Hutement that Bob Holly’s sale of Ids paper has enabled thut ox-editor t > buy his first overcoat in 20 yeurs; also u 4d sedun. Prosperity does turn some fellows' heads.— Tampa Tribune. If it were a Rolls Boyce, we’d ex­ pect to see the same olu Bob. oranges and grapefruit crop so far this season has cost the growers fully five million dollars. Orderly marketing o f the current cron would have given tho producers at (cast one dollnr a box more on the five million boxes that hnve been shipped. Every legitimate Florida business interest has been Injured by the methods thnt have resulted in this nerioun reduction of the earning ca p ­ acity uf the citrus grow ers o f the State. All persona nnd all firm s which are concerned in the upbuilding o f the greater Florida should no longer rumnin passive under conditions that are adversely affecting tho prosperity of the State in such degree. Tho Floridn Citrus Exchange o f ­ fers a functioning and thoroughly or­ ganized vehicle for orderly market­ ing. It has l. tonnage several times as great us that of an y other m ar­ keting agency. It has done more than all other agencies combined to create markets fur Florida citrus fruits. Its good work is restricted, however, by the fact that two other boxes of F lor­ ida ffult are in price competition with every box it sells. * I Charges o f inefficiency! nnd o f luck o f aggressiveness are mado against the Farida Citrus Exchange. The from non-members seeking ulibis for their own failure to co-operate with other growers. Some o f the charges may originate with members who have fulled to actively participate in the munngement of local associations, the reul source of authority In the or­ ganization. Whatever the circumstances , the board o f directors of the Floridn Cit­ rus Exchange composed of some o f the beat business men in tho State owe it to themselves nnd to Florida to re­ move all causes for criticism or to demonstrate conclusively that us a matter o f fact such causes do not ex­ ist to any serious extent. There ought to tie definite, prompt and |M>sitive procedure to this end. Then the banker, the business men, the chambers of commerce, the news papers and all interests affected by the prosperity o f citrus Florida, should get wholeheartedly behind the Florida Citrus Exchange for the pur­ pose o f placing under its direction the handling of not less than seventyfive per cent of the oranges nnd grnpefruit grown in this section. Through this menus the cost and crime o f disorderly marketing can be removed and citrus growers paid for the friut they produce whut it is worth. Let us have action—the sit­ uation is critical! During the month of November this bank opened iti accounts, although no special effort was made dml. ^ period (o secure new business. , ' """N IUs | These accounts vary in character and size from Ik vidual account of moderate balance to that of t h u corporation. e■ We realize that the large and Bteady growth of thi (dilution has only been possible because of the loyal age o f our customers and we desire to take this oddoh t 1 to express our appreciation. | You are invited to avail yourself of our service Capital and Surplus 9140,000.00 --------------- o------------- — My Favorite Stories Ry Irvin S. Cobb Franklin I*. Adams, the columnist got this one at first hum! from at. individual who claimed to huve been an eye ami ear witness. It seems that out in California on a prune ranch lives if former resident o f Brooklyn who is a confirmed buscbnll fan— one of those not uncom­ mon persons, who know the averages o f every big league player for the past 20 years and who cun tell you offhand the date when old Cy Young pitched his last no-hit game and how many put-outs Cup Anson hud in l'JOI. But this particular type of the species has one fnvurite above all other favorites— Frank Frisch,—the phenomenally swift and dexterous sec­ ond baseman of the Now York Giants. As the story runs, when tho world’s scries of 1023 took place, u little group o f baseball lovers in the prune coun­ try, led, naturally, by the ex-Brook­ lynite, clubbed in and raised a fund to lease u special wire, hire an opera­ tor, and, at a rented hull, receive ihe reports o f the games, play by play. On a front seat on the opening af­ ternoon sat. ull expectantly, the wor­ shippers o f the Fordham Flush, it wus the Giant’s turn in the first in­ ning. ' Frisch coining to bat," chanted 4he telegrapher ns his instrument clicked o ff the words. "That’s my Frankie!" shouted the loyul rooter. “ Attu boy! You fellers wait for Frankie to come through. He’s the guy that’ ll slum ’em out of the lot." "Ball on e!" called the announcer. "That's the eye!” proclaimed the old Brooklyn resident. “ They can’t fool Frankie. He’s the one that’ll wait. He’ll make thnt pitcher stick ’em o\er— then blooie!" "Strike on e!" "Sure, Frankie would let one go by." “ Bull tw o!" "W’o t’d I tell you fellers? Frankie’s in there wi’ the old eagle eye woikin\" g ood !" A COMMUNITY BUILDER F . P. F O R STE R , President B. F. WIHTNER c Phone 498 -I’hone t) Q U IC K SERVICE TRANSFER Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks nnd Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage tVE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PR] SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME For Christmas.* We pack nnd ship. own groves. All fruit from-i L A R G E BO X .......................................... $3fl 1-2 B O X ......................................................:$ U F A M IL Y S I Z E ............................. $11 G O N ZALES GROCERY 108 E. First Street a F or Coughs and Colds, • c h e s , N e u r a lg ia , Rheumadja] a n d A l l A c h e s and Print Believed Hoy’s Cough. Sirs*. I,. Van Bello, Pcmtroy, Mont., ALL DRUGGISTS writes, “ l like your Cough Medicine J5c and 65c, jars and tubs* Next to money the hardest tiling to very well. My little boy, 0 years old, Hospital size, 93.00 had a very bail cougti and after using keep is u secret. FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMTime cures everything, but it o f t - ! I’OUN l) he secured relief,” For coughs, colds nnd hoarseness there is ■ H a a D a K K a K a K a K a a a cctia B s g a s su a a ca n ifsm u a a B X 'ia iisii cn takes n lot uf it. ■ no better remedy on the market to­ This year w ill soon be gunc and day than FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has stood tho so will next year. test o f time, serving three genera­ DECEMBER 1923 Our most famous rich American tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ stitutes.— Adv. hunters are chorus g irls. REAPPORTIONMENT in Florida is like the wenther, as de­ scribed by Mark Twain—everybody talks about it, but nobody ifcfcs anything. But it js a matter which will not down, nnd one which never can be permanently settled until it is settled right— Plant City Courier. ------------ oA MAN WAKES up in the morning after sleeping under an advertised blnnket on an advertised mattress; pulls off advertised pajamas; takes a bath in an advertised tub; shaves With an adver­ tised razor; washes \vith advertised soap; powders his face with CALENDAR BAZAAR nnd band advertised power; dons advertised underwear, hose, shirt, collar, Most any man can be popular by concert Iree, afternoon nnd evening December I I at Hall, Geneva. A gift shoes, suit, handkerchief, sits down to a breakfast of advertised keeping his opinions to himself. for everyone. cereal; drinks a cup of advertised coffee; puts on nn advertised What tickles us m ore than a n y ­ hat; lights an advertised cigar; rides to his office in an advertised thing else now is woolen underwear. Read the Want Ads regularly. auto on advertised tires; then he refuses to advertise on the ground It will soon be cold enough to fo r ­ thut advertising doesn't pay.—Exchange. "TIME IS OF ALL THINGS in the world the longest nnd the shortest, the quickest and the slowest, the most minute ami the greatest, the most neglected and the most regarded— without which, nothing can be done, which devours all that is little and gives permanent life to all that is great. Nothing is longer than time, because it is the measure of eternity. Nothing is shorter, because it is insufficient for all our plans. Nothing is slower for The trouble ubout the team work o f him who waits, nothing more rapid for him who enjoys. Time capital and labor is that each thinks stretches out to the infinite in greatness. It is infinitely divisible the other is the o ff horse.— Ashe­ in littleness., All men neglect time. All regret its loss. Nothing ville Citizen. can be done without time. It wipes out all that is unworthy of --------- o--------posterity, and immortalizes great things."— Voltaire. One hus only to read hia daily pa­ per to note thut automobile accidents at railroad crossings are still listed among those present. --------- o --------- 1 6 1 l First National Bai Will Justice Miscarry? _ < ---------------------------------------------------------------------- — --------- ■-------- — — IF 1 W E R E A VO IC E were n voice—a persuasive voice— That could travel the wide world through, --------------- o-----------------I would fly on the beauukof the morn­ ing light, And speak to men with a gentle might. And tell them to be true. If Aubry Lee Nickels escapes the death penalty given him I ’d fly , I ’d fly , o’er the land and for committing one of the worst crimes in the history o f Florida, sea, i Wherever a human heart m igh t be, it will no doubt be due to technicalities resorted to by well-mean­ Telling a tale or singing a song ing friends. * ' In praise of the right— in blame of If Nickels is the victim of mob violence, it will be the result the wrong. i1*. I f I wore n voice— a consoling voice— o f an uncaged public sentiment thie to tho tactics adopted by I'd Gy on the w in gs'w the air; those who think they are doing their Christian duty in trying to The homes o f sorroW~iimI guilt I'd save this boy from the electric chair. seek, And calm and trustful words I’d Nickels twice confessed to the crime. The evidence was speak, sufficient to cause conviction nnd a death sentence. The evidence To save them from despair. I ’d fly , I’d G y, o’er the crowded was strong enough to cause the pardoning board to refuse to commute the sentence when the case was first brought before that town. And drop, like the happy sunlight, body. down t' Organized efforts on the part o f Nickels friends have resulted Into the hearts o f suffering men, And teach them to rejoice again. in many good people rallying to his cause, many good churchmen I f I were a voice— a convincing who seem to think that he should not pay the death penalty. voice— * These same good people perhaps would be enraged should a I’d travel with the wind; And whenever I saw the nations bootlegger or liquorhend resort to technicalities to escape the toils torn o f the law. Yet in their zeal to save this boy, they would resort By warfare, jealousy or scorn, to the same method. Or hatred of their kind, I’d fly , I’d fly, on the thunder crash, There are many instances in the history of Florida courts And Into their blinded bosoms flush, today where criminals have gone scot free because of some And, all their evil thoughts subdued. I'd teach them Christian brother­ technicality in the law or because a few well meaning, but mis­ guided people have resorted to this method of carrying their point. hood. — Charles . Mnckay. If the facts as presented by the State are true, Nickels should ----------o---------- If r* • Vi t \ 6423 12-in. list price $2.00 057 10-in list price $1.50 get Congress nnd cuss the weather. Some sons are a credit to parents. Others are debts. 19143 10-in. list price 75c their Nose stopped u p ? Very few o f the nutos left at home on a pleasant Sunday afternoon nro able to run at all, 19193 10-in. list price 75c. 19190 10-in. list price 75c MENTH0 LATUM Gifford Pinchot could promise v ot­ ers less slate in their coal. quickly clears i t and lets you breathe. Some call it a race between Mr. S. Bonus and Mr. L. Taxes. Presidential candidates arc pretty thick, some thicker than others. 19187 10-in. list price 75c. While only u five-year-old candi­ date Mr. S. Bonus is a wnr veteran. I.eading candidates nro Cn!, Oscar, Mi, Henry, William, G ifford und u |ively Mr. S. Bonus. 19189 10-in. list price 75c. Every candidate has two reliable I Miiiporturs, but both o f them a r e ! holding up ilia Bocks. Oscar Underwood is from Alabama. If he uses un anti-mummy song plat­ "A ttn boy, Frankie, make ’em be form he will be elected. "Strike tw o!” "T h at’s nil right. It only takes one Mr. Lower Taxes is a presidential for Frankie." candidate appealing to all except men "Strike three— and out!” too rich to pay taxes. W illi a howl o f rage the Frisch rooter leaped to his feet* if Cinilidge is elected again he gets "W hy, thnt big boiglar o f an urn- four year’s rent free. That’s enough j>iru. he yelluil “ That one was three to make any man run. feet wide of the plulc if it wus un inch!" McAdoo lives in California, If he promises less climate but a better An experience of u Virginia clergy­ quality he is eloHod. man throws light on the old English law requiring that marriage should Ford lives in the United States. be celebrated before noon. A colored His platform should be more parking couple appeared before trim, asking places mid less cops. to be married, the man in a consider­ ably muddled state. Johnson is n Californian. If Hi proposes less and better movie scan ­ lii e minister said to the woman: "1 won’t perform this ceremony." dals we vote for him. "W h y is dut, boss?" she queried. Coolidgc promises, i f elected he “ Ain’ t do license all right? An’ we will be nice to Europe ami not throw is both of age." "Y es. Jlut this man is drunk. Tuke any rocks at Lloyd George. him away nnd come again," Mr. S .Bonus is a private issue who Several days later the couple nguin plans to do a lot o f fighting this presented themselves, the groom once presidential campaign. more obviously intoxicated. “ See here, I told you I wouldn’t It took the Civil W ar Veterans f>i» marry you when this man was drunk,” years to get their bonus. Ours say the dominie declared. they can't aford to wait. “ Yas, suh. tha’s jes’ de trouble," ............ ....... .... stated the prospective bride, "I has Pinchot is strong fo r prohibition g,, him drunk fo’ he’s willin’ to enforcement. This would change marry me." things from whut they ure now. 19191 10-in. list price 75c. "B u ll th re e !" JL New Victor Records ■BBBBBunax.'xa^HUBB Jace:z.aBaaaaaniBBSBaH auaaaaiiaBa9a>l BBUBBB^BBUBBiinBBaBcicuauaaaaBiiBHBsaBaBQBBBaaxBia11 B “ ANOTHER CARGO JUST ARRIVED’* 30 x 3'A Cl. Fabric $7.05 30 x 3Vz CL Cord. .$11.95 3 2 x 4 S . S. Cord $19-50 3 3 x 4 S. S. Cord S20.R0 34 x 4l i S . S. Cord f 50.no 3 3 x 5 S. S. Cord 53r>.25 Genuine Peruvian Guano. Imported Solely By NITRATE AGENCIES a * CooJymmr S aieica S ta tion D u a ltrt i m to ll a n d r « Lo m fp a n d G ood ya a r Titma a n d ■ oaak lham up with tlandaid ^ C » o dyaar Sarvita Lou’siana Lewis James Elliott Shi^ Bo Like the Early Bird Arthur Moss—Ed Fr; Why Adam Sinned Arthur Moss—Ed Ft DANCE RECORDS In Love with Love— Fox Trot Paul Whiteman nnd His Orcheatn Raggedy Ann— Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orehestfl Stack o’ Lee Blues— Fox Trot Waring’s Pennsylvania St livin’ Change— Fox Trot The Virginian Mamma Loves Papa— Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchcst Ev’ ry Night I Cry Myself to Sleep You—Fox Trot The Manhattan Merrymaker YO WELL Co. D E F O R E you buy an unknown tiro at what looks to be a low price, compare the cost with theao low prices on Good­ year Wingfoot Tires: fj RED SEAL RECORDS Iloiy Night (Noel) (Adam) • Rcinald Werrenr Nazareth (Chorley-Gounotl) Rcinald Wcrren June— Barcarolle (Tschnikowsky) Erika Mori| Serenade (Toselli) Erika Ma INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS Entr’cate— Gavotte (Gillet) Victor String Orchesti In the Mill (Au Moulin) (Gillet) Victor String Orchesh VOCAL RECORDS Sitting In a Corner Elliott Sh* ^ KENT VULC. WORKS Oak Ave. ami Third Street G O O D -Y E A R a COMPANY a Peninsular Casualty Building, Jacksonville, Florid3 B ■ I* WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES ON TH^j n I« IH UNEXCELLED NATURAL FERTILIZER !« ‘n iU ,)S BKanaBBBaaujaaufluaBBaBBU JicxaBBciLtBVBBSxacjsitEk1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1923 s Social Side phono: Office 108; M R S . F R E D D A IG E R , S O C I A L Society E d it o r ; Residence 217-W Cute, Aren't They? C A L E N D A R ! Thnraday-Mrs. A. B. Wallace will entertain the members o f the Thir­ teen Bridge Club at 3 p. m. Thursday— East Side Primary Par­ ent-Teachers’ Association. Thursday— Junior Class P lay “ Lost, A Chaperone," at High School audi­ torium. Thursday—The Royal Neighbors will meet with Mrs. J. L. Zorne, 511 Myrtle, on Thursday at 3:30 p. m. AH members ore requested to be present. Thursday— Mrs. G. P. Smith will «ntertnin the members o f tho Every Week Bridge Club at 3 p. m. Thursday— South-side School ParentTeacher Association at 3:30 at School House. Thursday—Mrs. Endor Curlett will entertain tho Idlers Club. pr[jay_Iiitcrmediato C. E . Society of Presbyterian Church will have social meeting at Church Parlors at 7:30 p. m. Friday—Pipe Organ Club Christmns Bazaar In the Welaka Building. Friday—Methodist Xmas Baznnr, Welaka Block. Friday—The benefit Ribault card party will be given at the home of Mrs. A. M. DeForrest Friday at 3 o’clock. Friday—Mothers Club m eets nt the home of Mrs. W, H. Singletary on Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 p. m. Saturday—Methodist Bazaar and chicken supper. Saturday—Pipe Organ Club Christ­ mas Bazaar in the Welaka Build­ ing. x 1 Mrs. Charles Campbell and daugh­ ter, Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe have returned home from Jacksonville, where they spent several dnys, stop­ ping at the Seminole, ’ Muster Edgar Prochnik, 3 (left), and his cute Reel sister Patricia, 8, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Prochnik, charge d’affaires o f the Austrian legation in W ushington, D. L. Their faces are interesting to view. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. H olly, Mrs. W. T. Langley and Reg Holly motored to Orlando Wednesday fo r the day. [ Mr. Holly went over to attend the Rotary luncheon. MOTHERS C L U B . The tirnt meeting of the Mothers Club for this season will be held Fridny afternoon « t -3:30,- a t - tho*homo of Mrs, W. II. Singletary, on Pal­ metto Avenue. All members are nsked to be pres­ ent. A Sale fond of missionaries supported by the prraplo. Tho council elected officers combined with asparagus ferns. ns' follows: Chnirman, Miss Cecelia mission union. \ Scores were kept on dainty tallies The first business . session was Nolan; vice chalrmnn, Miss Jennie with Egyptian designs, and the card .opened at the Presbyterian Chutch Camp, and secretary, Mrs. W . L. game proved most interesting. When j on Tuesday afternoon, the retiring Bandera. scores were counted after n number Address by Missionary.preshin t, Mrs. ,N. C. Wamholdt, pre­ siding. Mrs. Wnmboldt has been On Thursday afternoon Rev. A. o f games, the prize for top score, president o f the state union fo r 13 Scott Patterson, n former Floridn a bridge set, was won by Mrs. W, J. I years, having been cletced at a con­ boy, who ij ,nuw a missionary in Thigpen. Following tho awarding o f the vention in DcLitnd at that time, and Nigeria, Africn, will address the Bapas a tribute to tho retiring president women. This meeting will be prize, Mrs. Lewis served delicious roshe waa presented with 13 beautiful held in the Southern Methodist frethments consisting o f chicken j rosebuds, one for each year o f service, Church. i The annual address o f the picsidtnt The following progrnm wns car­ i n t f i B i i B n i a u i a i a i a n n i H i i k H i f was u feature of tho afternoon ses­ ried out in this afternoon’s session sion. of the missionary union: Dcvutlonal services were in ch a rg e1 Devotional—Mrs. James G. Asher, of Mrs. \V. O. Butler o f Chiplcy amU West Palm Beach. Minutes. Mrs. J. G. Bow of Del.and, was direc­ Recommendations of executive tor of music. The address of welcome was delivered by Mrs. W. T. Hundley commit’.ce. Election o f officers; business o f Be Land and was pleasantly re­ sponded to by Mrs. E. Raleigh White nomination o f vice president of S. of Plant City. 'Miss Forrest Mae Tal­ R. C.; training school trustee; mem­ bot of Dclamd pleased her hearers ber of Margaret Fund committee. Hcio, How Beautiful p’on the in a solo, The Silent Voice,' (Knrkcr), Mina Beth Report o f the corresponding secre­ Mountains tary, Mrs. II. C. Pceimrfn; report o f Borwnlce. Margaret fund.report, Mrs. J. L. the executive committee by Mrr. H. 11. Wilson, reports o f divisional vice White. Our Training .School, Mrs. B. W. presidents, recognition of nssociatiunid workers, distribution of rccontmcn- 1 ' Memorial service, Mrs. W. D. Ed­ dations, election of nominating com­ mittee and announcements, took up wards, Lakeland. Solo, Thy Will Be Done (Stebbins), the remainder of tho afternoon. Miss Cnrlotta Slater. The reports given showed: Thai Minute reports frem societies. g‘ number of missionary societies, 862; Announcenu nts. total membership, 16,081; mission Dismission. study classes reported, 275; seals and certificates issued, , 1,-lfil; official ATTENTION KEBKKA1IS. seals, 28; tithers reported, ODD; con­ Important meeting Friday JJeccmtributions to tho 75-million fund, S52,- eem lor 1-1, 7:30 p. ni. All mem­ 521.10; contributions to the local bers urged to be present. Refresh­ ■ The Place Where You Can Get Any Kind ’o f Feed Wanted other objects, $36,803.63. ments. The nominating cpmmittce, to re­ S. V. n on n iN S , Secretary. 3 pot t nt n later session in the con­ vention, wns elected ns.follow's: Tam­ FORTNIGHTLY b r i d g e c l u b . pa Bay district, Mrs. J. A. Lamb, On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J ’nlmetto; Ocala district, Mrs. T. C. ila r iy B. Lewis, wns a charming I Smythe, Tavares; Miami district, Mrs. hostess, when she entertained at J. I). Rogers; West Florida, Mias bridge ut her lovely new home on Agnes McKenna; Tnllahnssee. Mrs. Magnolia Avenue. There were two W. Burns; Jacksonville, Mrs. W. R, tablet o f tdr.ysra, the gue.tts being Lambert; state at large,-Mrs. J. B. the members m‘ the Fortnightly Smith, Sanford; West Palm Beach, Bridge Club. Mrs. E. B. Jenkins. The spacious morns of the attrac­ POULTRY, COWS, MIJLES, HORSES. ETC * * Committees reporting nt yes­ tive home were opened en suite nnd terday afternoon’s session were ns were abloom with quantities of ex­ Make us a visit but bear in mind you arc not obligated to quisite red nnd pink radiance roses, follows: Enrollment— Mrs. R. A. Wilson, buy Mr.* J. W. Russell, Mrs. J. F. A l­ IT DRIVES OUT WORMS len and Mrs. Roy Cook. Resolutions— Sirs. C. W. Duke, Mrs. Tho surest sign of worms in children is 1■ Q U A L I T Y , S E R V I C E A N D P R IC E S IS WHAT W E ARE paleness, lack of interest in play, fretful- ;■ B. G. Smythe, E. T. Poulaon. R E A D Y TO M AK E YOU Publicity— Sirs. W. P. Head, for ness, vnriahlo appetite, picking nt tho |a the Baptist Witness; Miss Agnes Mc­ nose nnd sudden darting in sleep. When |M Kenna, Chiplcy, for West Florida; these symptoms appear it is time to givo i!| Mrs. J. A. Lamb, Tampa; Mrs. White, White’s Cream Vermifuge. A few doses drives out tho worms and puts tho little Plant City. one on tho road to health again. Whito’s Young People*’ Council Cream Vermifuge has n record of fifty At a called meeting at 8:20 this morning the Baptist Young People’s years of successful use. I’ricc35c. Sold by council met in the Baptist Church. a Elin Avenue and Commercial Street UNION PHARMACY Present ut the meeting were the state j » Sanford. Florida counsellors who spoke to the young "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m o d Interesting1Meeting of the Florida Baptist , Missionary Society at DeLand This Week " iS A D A IR **# »in •#mi i m L i! ii \ <y jfr r ■ jjp M 8 R ' - (Cj,ai ¥1 L PROTECTED ................ BONDS h1.1 'S M f i * to r n J—/ Lf* yielding 7 % iS1 IHM M M IN THE SOUTH— MONEY FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION EARNS A HIGH W AG E T L M O ST overnight vast changes are being wrought upon the sky-line o f Southern cities. New office buildings, hotels and apart' tnent houses are rushed to com pletion to meet the ever increasing demand for business and living quarters. A FASHIONED BY I'-tlr The South can afford to offer attractive terms for Capital— money works hard and cams a high wage In the South. Atlanta needed $20,600,000 in 1922 foe new construction; Jacksonville, #5,800,000; Tampa, i ,!00,000; Birmingham,Jf7»300,000; Memphis, $120,"* 900,000; Knoxville, $55,042,174— and still the demand for accomodations far outstrips the building program. * This meriting through a fortunate purchase, we ccrcived a lost of dresses from Peggy Paige at a SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICE. As it is cur custom, we will pass along these wonderful bargains to our customers, while they Iasi. Can you imagine a better security for your money than improved central business property In one o f th esc great cities, property carefully selected by a house whose intimate knowledge o f real estate condi* tions in Southern cities is the result o f 38 years’ ex* pcriencc in tills field? FROCKS FOR STREET, AFTERNOON AND INFORMAL WEAR J I I Exclusive dresses and of a design and style as only Peggy Paige can show. Discriminating models that ure the authentic mode for this season. in a vast selection of the newest matrials. Adair Protected Bonds yielding as high ,1s 7 % , arc secured by first mortgages upon the highest type o f income producing properties in Southern cities. In every ease the true value of the property is far greater than the amount o f the loan, and the earning power far in excess o f the greatest yearly interest and principal payments necessary to retire the loan. •*jr*' sicC ? V \/i The rigid system o f safeguards surrounding these bon^ls lias been evolved from 58 years’ experience, during which time not one investor has ever lost a dollar through a first mortgage investment recom­ mended by this firm. uHl Priced specially while they last at $35.00 h W JL Formerly $15.00 to $69.00 In thit bochlet are inetnded those feature! contenting first rtiorlgj’ e iwcslmcntl nhiih ate rttai to toe mtesror’i » elfore. It mil tnjbfe eau to tefret Southern m ongjg: herds o f the highest type ar.d thyt tee ure a literal income with absj' l o t safety. It'rJi today for y.ar «*/. Baumel Y T H E POSTOFFICE IS N EXT DOOR TO US - .. ■ : importance tesses | /a j s The Baptist Wmen’s Missionary o ’clock on Tuesday afternoon. The Union of Florida opened its thirtieth meeting o f Mondny night was devoted annual session nt Ik-i.qud in qcjjjpne-. to..present:*.tiuu. of. mis^ionarip^ pre­ iv -tMiFwith'Than*tty-tiinth annual con liminary' nddresres nnd singing by vention of Florida Baptists with a the assemblage iu:d solo numbers. A mass meeting in Sti tson auditorium on Monday evening, although the con­ collection amounting to 5*10 wns tnken vention proper did not start until 1:30 and will be applied to tho library of ' ■ ' I f your money is not earning ss high as . we would suggest that you investigate Auair Protected Bonds without delay. Thousands o f investors have found in these bonds a means to greatly increasing their incomes withoilt sacrificing one iota o f safety. ADAIR R E A L T Y "& T R U S T C O . Healey Boildiag .... ATLANTA ( ( \_Adfcl’ 4 'the treaUsi financial arattarieiei arc egreed that there it no better ueurity m the warId them a high grade teal oUSt hand. /tJjir Protected Bondi, innrd by the South'i alde’ t mortgage imeftmrni home, and liifntifitaily uftgwarded by oar red mire pnrtretne fcatara arc die ttjnJarJ o f campan u*. < -1 �3V? - i f f f '; ' i ' • Wm B wm la i ■ **, W f .. - ’•« • F v?- 1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,1923 . m i->V ■ u m a i n u n n ^ ONLY MORE SHOPPING DAYS — A . ..... .................. m in * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B IB — — — u — b 2 ,a I I W k 1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBtlBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBflBBBBBB>laiD<S ! 5 OH DEAR! Y o w e ll- D r e w C o . j THE QUALITY SHOP | S M IL L IN E R Y • SPECIAL REDUCTION ON V E L V E T AND FELT Isn’t It S' ORLANDO. FLORIDA "Q U A L IT Y D ID IT ” i ________________ The MILLINERY Wo nro offering ovory hat in stock, of this material at n sub. stnntial reduction FOR XMAS SHOPPERS Full linu of quality llandkcrchiefs, .corsages, Xmas cards, etc. Sweetest »** i G ift The Christmas Store pr .mi Can't you imagine her exclamation wnen sne receives an attractive and delicious b6x o f our chocolates? We have a package suitable for any occasion. A TREASURE-HOUSE O F GIFTS The world has been circled to find these treasures— they come from everywhere fo r everyone. - 'V. <E I FULL LINE OF ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS » JOES’ SMOKE HOUSE [ B BB BB BB BB BB B IBSB B S flflIIB B H B B B B n B B flB B B B B B B B B O B B B flflB B B flD Such nice things for baby to wear and play with, in the Baby Shop. Bring Sister to the Girls’ Shop and Brother to the Boys’ Shop to be fitted up' in the latest togs. I I -4 ^ = ^ = Toyland is filled with Christmas Toys. Victrolas and Victor Records play a big part in the scheme of things. Art Needlework is always an acceptable gift. Toilet ware, perfumery, stationery and books, have speciul gift missions. ity. Iof Xmas a a a Furniture o f all kinds to make the home beautiful and comfortable. We cannot mention “ Everything" so want you to come and see. You will not regret the short time it takes you to get here. (LET US DEMONSTRATE OUR SERVICE WHERE YOUR TOWN MERCHANT CAN’T SUPPLY YOU.) W hile Gift Assortments Are Complete --------------- - - = - a— icsa a n a a B B a a B a B E B B a a n a s a B B a a n a a B B a a iiij [Shopping HOME s m s BUY NOW WHILE THE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE BETTER DO THAT THAN BE DISAPPOINTED LATER S D is tin c tio n PARTICULAR men who like the year-round freedom of oxfords will appreciate this one— its superior cut and finish, its rich leather. “I’M SURE IT’S WONDERFUL!” ; s a IT COMES FROM a a " Mi-lady’s Shoppe \ a if you want the solution of your holiday gift problems, como hero. You nre suru to find the ■ right gift, tho delightful g ift—without spending I beyond your means. ? a a a a a l CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY fM ' ■ m Do Your G O O D SHOES FOR MEN a Fabrics, linens, handkerchiefs, jewelry and purses follow in popular­ Traveling luggage fo r going away is specially suggested. HERE ARE A FEW TIMELY SUGGESTIONS a 5 a • Candle Cticks, Ilulbs and Howls, Compote Sets, a Vanities, Ruck Craft Gifts, Puhlson Gifts, Pictures, " Mottoes, Caskets ti Buy Her a Hat for Christmas Now- - lice Today , S A NP O R D , FLAV.V;'. U H n n ca a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a B a a a a B B a a a a a B R x iin a sa a sB n a H B a B a iia u a iiB B B B a a H a a a B B B a a B a B a a a a a a ii G I F T S O F U T I L - - - ■■ - ------------- ------------------ r ::z:= Chinaw are - Silverware - Glassware - Skates - Guns Pocket Knives -■Flashlights - Tools ! E K . a L i c , f & ,x 7 & r E ! i - $ ? « e > # 5! 1 5 J ■ \ [Speaking Frbm the teens up,‘ they will be welcomed in Women’s and Men’s Apparel Sections where all sorts of wearables arc displayed for Christmas. .7 = ■ J | J lB B n iB 9E B 3H B B B B B B B aH B B flB B B B naB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B flB aB B »lu s ELMER’S CANDIES, The Gift Supreme From the tiny tot to Grandfather, not one person has been left out of the Christmas planning. s ■ i • The * t * Ball 'It.. C S r i f f t s s fc Hard ware . ‘ njliil ih^1 Co m p a n y . ♦:* t t �D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1923 To Buy, T o Belt To Trade. , T o Rent. T o Save T in e and Trouble and Money, Consult HERALD W ANT ADS Sanford Herald W ant A d s i $— t the M a rk -S e ll the G oods i CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS Telephoned ads., will be received from patrons and collector sent immediately for payment. 1 T im e__-------------- 10* n llnr a T i n t , ..................... ..— — ...S r • T in e a ......... ............ 3d T in e a ................... n lln r <le n line le n line Double ra|o for black facu type. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertions. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge o f 30c for first insertion. All advertising is restricted to proper classification. In case of error The Herald will be responsible fo r only one incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent Insertions. The Herald office should be notified immediately in case o f error. for prompt and efficient service, We will save you money. We also re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grafonalos _____„ -------------Clioi» Ub ( tliu 194-tfc Milano theatre today, Thursday. Free and ‘guns. tickets at the Herald for Miss Mable Bowler. WANTED—Assistance of any kind can be secured by running a want AUTOMOBILE G U T S nd in The Hciald. This class of ad­ For the car are an Everlasting re­ vertising costs very little nnd is read minder of your thoughtfulness. We by nearly everybody. If in need of havo a complete line in Xmas pack­ office help, farm help, cooks, or In ages ready for the tree. fact nny kind of help, just phone 1-18 j WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. and give your ad over the telephone. I 115 Magnolia Ave. WANTED—To rent, furnished house FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE by responsible party. Small family. GIFT SHOP. Answer this ad by letter giving- com­ The Tuttle Shop, Orlnndo, Fla plete description, price and locaton. Address Box 101, care The Sanford Herald. SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts arc here for anyone Lloyd Shoe Store. Chrislmns cards 5 to 10 cts. Handpainted mnhogany nnd glnss ronsole sets, mottoes, and hnnd-pnintcd G U TS FOR THE IIIG BOY Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 1 Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ jgood and better shoes, hose, ties ai caps. nolia Ave. Phone 395. I). L. THRASHER. Make this an eelctrie Christmas, Beautiful line Christmas Cards, A complete supply o f electric appli­ seals mid tag*. Mobley’s Drug Store. ances, waffle irons, percolators G in ’S FOR THE LADIES toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ Shoes nnd hose, umbrellas, travel­ nolia Ave. Thonc 442. ing bags nnd suit cases. n. l. Thrasher . GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS Florida scenes. Special W AN TED — MISCELLANEOUS GIFT ♦SUGGESTION'S Madam Harriet, Decorated candles, party bngs, Beauty Parlor. looks, social stationery, Christmas nrds. Bring in your shopping list Rooms 5. 7, First Nnt'l Bank, Bldg. nd let Park Ave. Phono 215. llfi *• us *• advise you. Coleman’s See the Sanford Stove Works, 002 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. CH R ISTM AS GIFT SUGGESTIONS in the family. Today, Tomorrow and Everyday, There’s News of Importam To You In the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS prices for Armstrong table stoves, waffle Silk shirts, hose, tics, handkerchiefs, irons, heating pads, Hoover suction robes, bedroom slippers, traveling sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases and ninny other valuable and useful ar­ ticles. I). L. THRASHER. READ FOR P R O F IT Use for Results The classified advertisements on this pnge from day to day represent opportunities for you. Read them regu­ larly and you will see advertised something o f value to you. Many fortunes have been made through the use o f a little want ad. Every day there are advertised on this page good buys in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car that has been used, you will find what you want by watch­ ing these little ads. If you are looking for n bargain, watch the real estate for sale column. If you need help or want a position, you will do well to read the situation and help wanted ads. It is good business to read the want ads. And it is al­ so a smart man who uses them regularly to get results. The Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford and Seminole county and the advertisements inserted in this paper are read each day by nearly everybody in this section of the state. H O USES— FOR SALE REAL E S T A T E FOR S A L E FORSALEM ISCELLANEOUS in J i » bicycle, If] FOR SALE— 15 acres, H tiled, ready FOR SALE—A girl's for planting; located Cameron City. inquire MoUi Immediate possession. Circumstances* place this on the market at a very low price. J/ee us and. save money. Strout Agency, .Vilano Theatre Bldg. FOR SALE— Bargain, five acres of RABBITS for calc, old and young. Box 117. varnishes at Sanford Novelty rus land partly cleared, house and l 5 4 - t f e ': other Improvements. Address San­ Works, solo a-rent*. ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. BUNCH GRAPES, tree bjueberriee and blackberries—all varieties io it - | FOR SALE—One 10 ncre lot three ablq for home ami commercial plant­ miles south of Snnford. Eurckn ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous,' Hammock—celery Delta. Address well rooted plants Insure goo<f te r ly l.i Richard Stephenson, M. D., West profits. For full information and ilLebanon, ind. lustrated catalog No. 9, write South* >, FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; c m Adapted Nurseries, Bartow,"’Fla. * country property. IJritt Realty Co, well rendered nnd much enjoyed by. • the large audience. ~ FOR SALE—one o f the best corner location sin Sanford, 11 room house, FOR SALE— Egry Cash Register. ^ Cost $G0 when new. Will sell champ. garage with two rooms over it, for Inquire at Sanford Herald office.* I '■i or will trade for vacant lots or LOST A N D FOUND sale FUR SALE—Rhode Island egga - f o r city property of nny description on setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mr*. LOST—Your opportunity to secure right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. Ellsworth. Beardall Avenue, flan103-t'c. free tickets to the Milnne Theatre, if ford. Phone 3.103 83-tfp you fail to read these want mis each FOR SALE— IMPORTED DOLLS, day. Two free tickets are given away REASONABLE PRICE AT THE In lure carefully— Insure Safely, daily to the person whose name ap­ pears on this page. Read the want wo represent the Iwst in insurance, OUTLET. and carefully watch your Interests. FOR SALE— A few fine home-grftwn ads each day. turkeys for Christmas. Phone 3202, A. P. CONNELLY &. SONS FOUND— Opportunity to buy a short Ileliar G r o v e . ______________ • wave long distance Radio Receiv­ FOR SALE—Tinee desirable buildNOTICE in.' lots located on paved street, ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ We will be open ouch evening for worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will business beginning Dec. 15th, to and tion. Hnf-Mnc Battery Co. sacrifice for $2100.00. IJritt Realty including Monday, Dec. 24th. J. O. FOUND— A class pin, 1921. Owner McCrory 5 & 10c Store. can have same by applying at the $2.51) per box for Xmas Herald office, identifying the pin and paying for this nil. WANTED Customers to save Ford FOR SALE— Five room bouse on Palmetto Ave., close in, must be G ift Tickets. One with each $1.00 sold immediately. Part down, bal­ purchase at Wight’s. ance monthly. This is a bargain. See L. Alien, 1*. O. Box 981, Sanford, Fla. DOLL Ca IITS, wagons, wheel goods for the children. MILLER & SON. FOR RENT— House for rent miles out on Sanford Ave. Phono 9. $15 .a month. Apply Mr. Tnkach, Pico Hotel. WANTED 500 MOTHERS TO BUY CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR TIIEIIl FOR SALE OR RENT—Centrally lo­ cated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep­ CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. ing porch. Worth your inquiry and WANTED -Make your Christmas consideration. A. P. Connelly & present a permanent wave at the Sons. 188-tfc. Marincilo Shop. Phone 193. HALE— Five-room bungalow, HAULER oil Healers. MILLER K .00 cash balance ns rent. A. SON. HOUSE FURNISHERS. anolly & Sons, 103 Magnolia LOST—On W. 3rd St., Bill Book full Phone 9. Phono 18. of accounts o f Seminole Medicine When in need o f tractor work, new Co., of Tampa. Please return to Park FOR SALE— House anti large lot in nr old land, or harrowing, write Junes Itoso Court. $1500.00. Terms. 1 Avenue Garage, or phone 270 nnd & Stnlford, Laku Monroe,’ Fla. Box I receive reward. 20. Phone 2111. J Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE— Bungalows, house build­ LOST— Female pointer dog. White with brown spots. Please notify ing lots. All sections o f Sanford D. J. Dykes, 300 Elio Ave, FOR SALE— Orange grove, 23 acres, Britt Realty Co. 409 trees, location on lake, twenty FOR SALE— New two story Stucco minutes from Snnforif. A good buy house, close in; inquire 515 Myrtle at $(*.500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. r u t : KENT— Two room furnished Ave. FOR RENT— Comfortable two-room SO U S A L E —5 acres celery farm, housekeeping apartment. 719 Oak apartment; inquire 200 E. 3rd St., FOR RENT— Five room house for Ave. tiled," all equipment, good location rent, good location, on paved street, or New Era Printery. on h ird road, close to town, a bar­ FOR RENT— Cottage to February FOR RENT—3-room apartment, close fiist. Immediate.possess ion. J. E. $45.00 per month. A. I*. Connelly & gain, terms. Britt eRalty Co. in. Private bath. Address S. L. Spurting. _______ Sons. K„ care Herald. FOR SALp—At I-ike Mary, nice upFOR K E N J - J avo nice furnishod ., t0-Jato y/iragc.. Fully equipped and housekeeping rooms, .112 or 314 stock id. Only one garage there. See East 4th St. $20.00 per month. J. L. Jones. REPAIRS HOUSES—FOR APARTMENTS FOR RENT an’s Gift! Hart SehnlTnor & Marx clothes, Magnolia 'Knox Hats, intervwoven socks, ManV jhattnn shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, ties and combination'setlt. iu\Christ­ mas boxes. Make your gift n Photograph McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. Sanford Photo Co. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ “ A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY Pugilism was first brought into clusive residential section o f Mi­ The whole family would enjoy a porntinencc by James F igg in London radio, buy at the Hof-Mnc Battery ami. House is o f concrete construc­ in 1719, und was particularly popular tion and contains three bed rooms, Co. between 1734-1750, when Jack sleeping porch, complete tiled bath Broughton flourished. To this noted with shower, large living room, liv­ FOR SALE— Or trade, house and lot. boxer wc are indebted for the inven­ A bargain, 3 -rooms, almost new. TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 10.— ; tion of the boxing gloves, or muffler EARN $20 weekly spare time, nt ing porch, dining room, kitchen and Large lot facing Palmetto, Automo­ Approximately four times ns many home .addressing, mailing, music breakfast porch. Completely and at­ ns it was then called, as well ns for circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­ tractively furnished. Garage with bile in good condition accepted as first prisoners escape from stnte road the first code of rules, from which mation. American Music Co., 1058 servant's quarters. Large city lot payment, balance $25 per month. F. camps, where they are kept most un­ those at present in use have been Broadway, Dept. Z-IG, N. Y. with cocoanut trees nnd other tropical Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop. der guard, ns get away from the Stnte developed. WANTED—A first class cook, either foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ FOR SALE— Or lense, business prop­ Prison Farm at Raifurd, where the man or woman. Apply immediate­ sponsible pnrty for winter senson. erty on First Street. Britt Realty honor system is used. ly at Lincoln House. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB, CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS Address Box 112 care The Sanford 1Co, This is shown by records available OPEN. WANTED—Men or women to sell Hcrnld. ! FO At a bargain, 5 room in the state prison department. The Notice is hereby given that the Rawleigh’s Good Health Product Sturt the kids o ff right this year with bungalow with^.sleeping porch, on average number o f prisoners kept at books for the registration o f voters direct to consumers. Little capital savings account. Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First work on roads throughout the stnte of th • City of Sanford, Florida, has needed. Makes practically every fam ­ ily u steady, satisfied customer. St. $3500.00, small payment down, range around 1,000, it is stated, while this i!uy been opened for the purpose FIRST NATIONAL BANK Workers make large steady income. ] FOR RENT—Two balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. those at the prison farm average of registration, and will remain open until January 2, 1921. Give ago, occupation, references. W . T. about 400. Witness my hand us City Clerk Rawbigh C o, Memphis, Tenn, During the eleven months o f this nnd the seal of the City o f Sanford, WANTED—By state organization, ex­ M m k e .n t —5-room bungalow, faces year ending with November 108 Florida, on this the 12th day o f DeNothing will be ns much appreciat­ Lane, $50 per month. Inquire sec­ perienced solicitors who are cap­ prisoners escaped from the road cemli r. A. D. 1923. ed for Christmas as a Ford. able o f producing results. Prefer un­ ond house from corner. L. R. PHILIPS, FARM WANTED— 5 to 10 acres. camps ns compared with teii that (SEAL) Take advantage o f the new Ford married men, of good appearance. • City Clerk. Must be a bargain for cash with left the Halford farm. A great many Weekly Purchase Plan. Would Iki necessary to travel through wells nnd part tiled and nt least 3 of those that get away from both acres ready for planting Immediately. road camps and the farm are re­ EDWARD HIGGINS, central section of Florida making Must have possession by the 18th of house to house solicitation for reliable Authorized Dealer. this month. L. Allen. P. O. Box 981. captured. house. If Interested, address A d­ The figures for the cloven months vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, in 1923 compared with those of last A GIFT THAT LASTS Carter Lumber Company and furnish complete information as year showed that the escapes from Lumber anil Building Material, Plain anu fancy dressmaking, al Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase to your ubil'ty, und the salary neces­ the road camps in 1922 were slight­ N. laurel St. Phone 5G5. torntions. Mrs. F. I* Nixon, 301 W, plan. Make your deposit nt nny bank. sary. ly fewer while those from the farm | 5th St., phone 411. EDWARD HIGGINS, . Hill Lumber I*u. were almost double the escapes this WANTED— By small family , , comAuthorized Ford Dealer. Every thing to build your homo year. pentent cook, Call at Herald office Herald Want Ad will soil that old I’houu 1.35. o f furniture, Escapes from both departments for informtaion. piece o f furniture. Suituhlo Christmas Gifts, for the show considerable increase over 1921. MIRACLE CO M ’ R E T v 'C O little fellow, Knynes wash satin ami SALESMAN WANTED — Salesman Expert Typewriter cleaning and re During that year 79 prisoners got General cement work, sidewalks, Try a want ad— they get results, with automobile to take crew mi woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. L. road. Call at Lincoln Hotel between pairing. Call It. K. Pond, plume 22i away from the road camps while only building blocks, irrigation boxes. J Thrasher. The Daily Herald, 15c per week or Peoples Bunk. 179-tfc, .seven left the farm. E. Tcrwilleger, Prop. G und 8 p. m. P. C. Hill. RENT—a car, drive yourself. and Second St. Phone 3. REAL ESTATE WANTED BUILDING MATERIAL Oak P. A .M E R O ' General Auto Repairing * Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 304.. WANTED good medium size mule and wagon in exchange for real good Ford, one-ton truck. See May, Dodge Garage. Phonb 3. ... 1 :Z SEED POTATOES -Spalding Rose I Bliss Triumph in Bushel Boxes. Goc use also. HELP WANTED CHASE & CO, PHONE 535. AUTOMOBILES FOR REAL ESTATE. We have had many people desiring a car who were unuble to pay ca*h. therefore, we ore offering several good cars o f various type* In ex­ change for improved or unimproved real estate of equal value. This the best chance you will have to own and operate u real good car. SANFORD MOTOR CO. DODGE DEALERS. PHONE 3, DRESSMAKING BRINGING UP FATHER M Y Q O T V O U LOOK C O M F Y IN Y O U R N E W L IB R A R Y -1 K N O W Y O U R B O O K U W IL L BE. A G R E A T H ELP TOYOU IL L L E A V E Y O U N O W fl-T -r -p v . T O EN JO Y TH EM • BARGAINS, BARGAINS. Oakland Touring. Dodge Touring. Seripps-Booth Touring. Oldsmnbile 8 Touring. Iluick G Touring. Liberty Touring. / Ford Touring. Ford Sedan. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Oakland Sales and Service. Third St. and Oak Ave. Phono 11 By GEORGE McMANUS BY *GOLLY t*b RlCiHT - READ t h e y +‘1 704 laurel Ave. G. W. Messenger. ’ FOR SALE— Or rent— 10 acres o f cit­ TFOR SALE — DoSoto paints end ; land, close in. w il l C O N E . 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M »il J 1£M W«• C M r WwhwwUy po*aibly Highest Temp. ywtiwUy. ...T.-7 t Lowest T#»p. last night ------- .r W orld’s G r c s tc s i V tg s U b b S octlon . L- t . i , VpLUMj ASSOCIATED PRESS»DISPATCHER SINGLE COPIED FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEltlBER 12, 1923 ANIANS HEAR COMMISSION NOTIFIED THAT KIW a b o u t mmu IN T O STATES LOOKS WITH ROAD ATLUNCHEON FAVOR ON PART IN INQUIRY NUMBER 220 in: DENIES RESIGNATION RUMOR 1 Rev. E. D. Brownlee and I)r. C. J. Marshall Tell of Trip—DeCottes Speaks. • . • EXPECTED AS REVOLUTION AMRY MARCHES ON CAPITAL THREE FORCES MOVE ON Sanford Kiwnnians, Wednesday Cleveland Gets The noon, heard with interest two talks CAPITAL . by the Rev. E. D. Brownlee and I)r. Republican Meet C. J. Marshall regarding the condi- • tinn of the Titusville Road over which IB * T fcf S u M T la ln l I’rra a l 111* T h * A M « r ls lr il P r r u ) a Sanfonl delegation of Kiwaninns SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.— traveled Tuesday to attend a meeting WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.—There Milder weather early today led of the Titusville club. wil be nenrly 1,100 delegntcs in weather bureau officials here to 1021 Republican convention com­ Tampico Garrison Reported As Rev. Brownlee told of the fact Ipj^istOpodi Way For Gov- believe th at the cold wave which that led by the Kiwanlans, Titusville pared to 984 in 1920 under resolu­ Huving Joined the Rebels , has enveloped California for sever­ has already raised $1,000 us its quota tion adopted by Republican Na­ —Situation Considered al days had broken. While reports in the repair of this important high­ tional committe, virtuully restor­ Serious—Many from Snn Joaquin Valley, which way. ing old representation of southern Dr. Mai shall gave some inter­ was the hardest hit by frosts in­ states. ‘ Leave Capital dicated damage. No accurate es­ esting datn relative to the condition Cleveland was awarded the con­ of the rond at present. Ho said it is timate could be made of the loss. vention and June 10 was selected Ml> Tbr .tMitflmnl I’rraO in much better condition in Brevard p ASi/ “ ‘S ^ cX - i as date. SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 12.— county than in Seminole county. Large bodies of armed men from Following Dr. Marshall’s talk, nil sections of the state of Vera Mayor Forrest Lake announced that Cruz are joining General Sanches •ed in the Capital that Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt, Seminole county’s $1,000 would be S S i 5 * T w » « 4 * p «*»* <1; in his rebel march On Mexico ready by the end of next week and German ambassador, is to resign. This he denies. Dr. Wied­ City,! according to private ad­ that work would begin nt once on feldt (left) is.'Shown talking to Washington newspaper men at vices received by San Antonio repairs of the road. A»«rl(«H w a t t ; f the White Hfibse just after he had conie from a conference Light. Army at present believed U Mrrt #• pro#m*4 inquiry into Another talk enjoyed by the meet­ to number 25,000 well armed and with President Cooiidgc. Genuany a. *#jMjthP« . , ing was one by George A. DeCottes, equipped men. who suoke on the Aubrey I.ec Nickel’s 1case. He presented the true facts of WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Preel. NOGALES, Ariz., Dec. 12.—More U n t CeoMdge formally opened the Is Urged To Move States Offices of the cose and spoke further how these Active Cnnvnss For Funds Will Be than two thousand armed insurgenta Florida Federation of Women’s 1facts had been distorted until much■ w f f 'f l S d i f to’ cooperation by AmMade This Week and Next— t Clubs Here. sentiment in the state had been rais­ lencan econo*!* WPWt* in the double nre niarcliing from Tepic, now ill the Volusia Agreed propoied by the reparations hands of tho rebels, with the inten­ , ed in Nickel’s behalf. He closed his • iny a financial I The City Commission has extended' remnrks with an urgent nppeui to tion of penetrating Sinaloa and tak­ lttM fnta' Germany’s In regnrds to the repairing of the ing that state and Sonora, according Isituation. A formal White House to the Florida Federation of Wom­ his fellow Kiwanians to help combat Titusville road, which the three coun­ BY W. H. HYNES I statement said th* Washington gov- en’s Clubs an invitation to locate its this propaganda. to icports received here Tuesday 1. Better protection at all rail­ Annual Meeting nt Del.and This Week ties of Brevard, Vuiusin nnd Seminole night. I frtiaeat would “view with favor the state offices in Sanford nnd offering A motion was carried which stated nre to each raise SI,000 for that pur Attended by Hundreds of Church acceptance by American ex p erts’ of for that purpose office spnee free of thnt the club go on record us highly road crossings in the city. Tiie invaders aie taking control of pose, the Titusville Star-Advocate Representatives From Through­ 2. Children under 16 years not an'invitation to sit upon the Inquiry charge. The offer holds good for n commending Mr. DeCottes for his has (he following to say about rais­ all towns und cities in tho line of to lie allowed to drive uutoniohile*. out State. period of five years. | com m ittee*.” • activity in the case and his efforts to march and are moving witli groat ing of the funds in thnt county: Public toilets to he installed ..The plan has already been approved The offer was extended Wednesday have the law prevail in taking its at 3.Fourth advices stnte. They At nn enthusiastic meeting of the Street and Park Avenue (Special to the lternld) Iby all the allied governments and by morning to Miss Elizabeth Skinner of course. me reported to lie under the leader­ Chamber of Commerce held Wodnes............. " and on First Street. DEI.ANI). Dec. 12.—With 349 mes­ Germany, a factor considered of major Dunedin, president of the organ­ Mayor Lake suggested that the 4. To finih improving one street sengers registered for the first ses­ day night when a larger attendance ship of Gen. M. M. Dieguez, Mnrcnrin importance, Inasmuch a s a complete ization. It is believed that nn answer club send a telegram to Miss Eliza­ at a time and especially during the sion Tuesday morning, tho 69th an­ wah had thnn at any time in the near Gnxiolu und Rnael Buelna. The re' ent among the Allien as to the giving a definite decision in the. mat­ beth Skinner, president of the Flor­ forces the advices declare, in­ nual convention of the Florida Bap­ past, plans were ninde and arrange­ ht'lling of employing American aid ter will be received either Thursday ida Federation of Clubs urging her winter. clude tiie 24th regiment, one of the ments completed whereby the road More hospitality shown to tists opened at 9:30 o’clock in the I In the> reparation situation has long or Friduy. to accept tho City Commissions in­ the tin can tourists. By so doing from Southmere to the St. John’s crack outfits of the Moxicnn army, been regarded by Washington offi­ vitation to move the state offices to we will encourage them to lucate local Baptist Church. Mnny more nre River will lie put into passable shape which i«^«-ritly revolted. Just where the offices would be expected to register Inter in the con­ cials as essential If such assistance this city. at a date in the very near future. here and increase our population. vention. I was to be extended. The unanimity located is not known but Mayor For­ A committee composed of Robert SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 12.— Lending up to this meeting Wedrest Lake said Wednesday that they Meeting also at this time is the ained by. the. power* on the quesDeane, T. L. Dumas and H. F. Steele, 30th annual gathering of the Florida nesdny night a good dcql of plan­ —The states of Aguasrallente and n after many months of discussion would probably be cither in the was appointed to meet with commit­ Women’s Missionary Union, which ning had been been done. The road Guuiinjuto have revolted nnd three I sad many failures, in the opinion of Meisch Building or the First National tees from the Rotury and Elks Clubs Bank building. Prtiident Coolldge, is an important held a preliminary mass meeting in front Southmere to the river had been separate forces mu now marching nnd other organizations to provide Stetson nuditorium Monday evening surveyed und an estimate secured on Mexico City from ns ninny di­ |snd significant development. Commenting upon the matter Wed­ means for supplying Christians pack­ allowed that $3,000 would put rections, uccurding to a report re­ nnd began tho convention sessions in whirh In making th# inquiry effective the nesday, Mayor Lake pointed out the ages to the /needy of Sanford. the road through Volusia county in ceived here Tuesday. The report is the Presbyterian Church nt 1:30 I sett step will be the extension of advantage thut thin city would gain Visitors a t the meeting were: Mr. shape at any time regardless based on n wireless message sent Tuesday afternoon. Although the en­ passable I formal Invitations by the reparation in the way of publicity by securing Cook nnd Mr. Smith of Orlando nnd of the weather conditions. by Genorul Estrada from GuadIcetamliiion direht to whomever may the stnte offices of the Federation. Lloyd C. nebout of Sanford. Singing Judge Warlow Placed Deeds fur Holy rollment of women is not yet com­ ulnjnru to tiie station nt Vera Cruz Overtures had been nisde to the plete, It is indicated that the num­ |bt rilected by th# commission to rep- All of the organization’s bulletins was led by Sam S. Bnumel, who kept Cross Church Property On Rec­ county which in turn wus relayed from them ber attending the women’s conven­ commissioners of Volusia I resent the American, viewpoint on the including the regular monthly maga- things humming all through th e > ords in Seminole County— a private message to San An­ cotnmlttees. Altboogh it was not dis­ xi'ne*which will be publshed under the luncheon. The attendance prize was: tion will exceed those attending the and the matter had been discussed in Interesting History. tonio. with the Chamber of Commerce of closed officially whether the Wnsh- supervsion of Mrs. Galloway, wii l state Baptist sesions. by b . 67 Caswell. It wns agreed by the three The leport states General Estra­ Intfonigovernment would take any be sent out with Sanford date lines Tho convention of Baptists _was Sanford. Warrnnty deeds were filed Wed­ ' ____________ bodies thnt each would -----ruisn $1,000 da and Sanchez lire marching on I part in that selection, it was assumed on them. opened at 9:30 o’clock with devtionul t ........ -* ..... ./•------, nesday in the offivf of the clerk of t F \Ti«wl« «,f to **l>unt on these few nnles of 1d>peijelalm ihr*~ would h*~made HW illWfl rnurt whirh will .lie'of . in­ service* in chargo of J. F. Mettilo ox ron(I through Volusia county. The Mexico City, Tim report says that insurgents me within 20 miles of Virt of And. chOlco before the ac.Chnnihcr ... - terest in Sanford. These deeds ro- JjGrovoland. of- Commerce of Sanford Itusl forwarding of an invitation. In the organization of the ennven- pledged their $1,000, the commission­ Pueblo, which is six hours ride from corded in Orange Cuunty nt Orlando of ers of Volusia pledged their’s und Mexico City. This report, however, . It is the view of officiqjs here thut before the division of the cuunty. nf- tion Dr. Alls rt A. Murpliree lope American expert will, sit on both fect the property upon which the Holy Gainesville, president of tho Univer­ Wednesday night the local Chamber is doubted by those ncquuinted with committees and be supported by whatCross Episcopal Church Rectory nnd sity of Florida, wus re-elected presi­ of Coinmerco pledged the third $1,000. the terrain of that part of the coun­ try. If if it true, however, the wa­ layer may aver staff oof.technical f. technical advisers *‘ Klansmcn From All Sections of the1Brotherhood of St. Andrew club- dent; Dr. Lincoln Halley of DoLnnd Committees were appointed to raise ter nnd light plant nt Nacaxa, state „ Such an expert mid Rev. S. B. (’ole of Madison, vice | b# deemed necessary. house were formerly loeuted. ry Attend Trial in Atlanta this fund hy Wednesday night of- next Tlaxcala which supplies MeXfco I Would .undoubtedly' be an outstand­ Bodwell Interests Ask Commission to Countr Wednesday—Solicitors There were four deeds recorded, the presidents; Dr. C. L. Collins of Ocala, week. The committees were ns fol­ of dnesdar—Solicitors AnCity, Piichln mid towns in thnt sec­ rc-elected recorder and statistician; ing American citizen and indications Open Melonvllle Avenue Through nounces That Woman Has lows for Titusville: J. J .’ Parrish, first one being from Henry J. San­ tion with water mid light will he en­ in some authoritative circles tonight Pace Homestead Which Will Been Indicted ford and wife of .Jncksonvillu to John and J. W. Scntorfitt of Mariannu, as­ .1 E. Nobles, W. J. Darden, Archie dangered pointed' to Charles G. Daws of Chi­ hy the insurgents. sistant recorder. Be Improved Donaldson and It. M. Wicker. For Freeman Young, then bishop of tho cago, former director of the budget, The military commander of the Address of Welcome. (H r T h r AssnrlM lnl I'rrasl Mims: I'hil Roberts, J. G. Cook and Florida district of the <n,Epi*copal as cue at least under consideration. state of Giianjato is General RuDr. Lincoln Hulley of Stotson Uni­ Thus. Bossier. The City Planning Commission met •AI.TNTA, Dec. 12'.—Mrs. Mnrgeret Church. The deed was dated April ' Mr. Dawea had a conference with Tues. night in regular weekly session Weaver, trained nurse hns been in­ 19, 1873 r.inl ’.van recorded In Orange versity in his pleasing manner ex­ Friday of this week nnd Tuesday delfo I.. Gallegos and Unit of Agut* President Coolidge shortly before the to consider a large volume of business. dicted as accessory before fact In County on April 28. This deed des­ tended n hearty welcome to tho dele­ nnd Wednesday of next week will Oilinctes is Gen. Juun Rios Zertuche. reparation announcement was made. Among other things, the commission the slaying of Captain W. S. Coburn, ignated the property transferred ns gates to the assembly. Dr. Hulley’s he tho days when these committees It is not stated whether the revolt in H* l* regarded by many as well approved of several clauses in the klansman by Philip E. Fox, klan jots one and two of block aix nnd wns welcome was supplemented by greet­ #aru cx|x!ctcd to see everybody in those states is led hy military or by equipped-for such * task by reason building code which is being drown publicity director, it was announced further designated ns the northwest ings by Mr. V. W. Gould nnd Dr. J. J. th town nnd put the proposition eivil authorities. Despite the fact ox*nis career *■ a banker and his first up nn dwhich when completed ’"ill be by Solicitor General Boykin just be­ corner of Fourth Street nnd Church Morgan on behalf of DeLand and the across. The sentiment of the meet­ that the revolting forces in Mexico hted knowledge of European condi- presented to the City Commission for fore Fox’s trial started Wednesday. local Ministerial association. ing Wednesday night indicated that are widely separated, communication tfohi. ;v T ita Evidence hos been obtained to wnr- Street. Dr. A. J. Holt of Punta Gorda, In ti would take but very little effort is maintained by wireless since tho its approval. The other deed affecting this par­ well chosen words responded to the tnasmuch at as one .Inasmuch one of the committees I A. P. Connelly appeared in behalf. rnnt similar indictments against ticular raise th required amount to do troops of de In Huerta ara repurled piece of property was made welcome extended by the lofnl citi­ to Is' tp be charged with budget and! of Mr. Bodwell, who recently purchas- several other person* he said. to have gained control of wireless this work. Mrs. Weaver, who is not under ar­ out from Bishop Edwin G. Weed, who zens. stations in Guadulujuru, Tepic and eumney problems, hie experience as ed the Pace property, stating that Mr. Bodwell hns laid out a new sub­ rest and whereabouts not publicly succeeded Bishop Young, to the I’roThe Annual Sermon. several on the west cuast a* well ns ttye first director of the budge' to have knowni of testant Episcopal Church of the dio_ The annual convention sermon was stations in Vern Cruz on the Atlantic. previously aa comptroller of tne cur- division in this property nnd decided known is alleged Fox’s intention to kill Coburn nnd cesu 0f South Florida. The (lute of to have Meionville Avenue extended delivered by Dr. A. J. Moncrief of I ii this respect, the insurgents have rehoy. it la polptd out, makes him through the subdivision und paved. to have been with him a short time the deed was August 12. 1902. Pensacola, who held the close atten­ nn advnntugo not held by (he revoluwell fitjed.for the work. Fred T. Wiliianis presented a pint before he started on death mission. The other two deeds nffect lots Hix tion of his audience as ho in n mas­ J tionists in former years when Gov­ ; Tne American group of experts showing Klunsmen from all parts of country and seven it. block six. The Florida terly manner gave facts and figures the subdivision. The matter ernmental control of the wires left wllPnot report officially to the state was deferred until a later date when said to be in courtroom when Fox -------. insurgents in the several section* of department, as they will in no way a plan will be worked out regarding case was called. The Imperial forces Jaind and Colonization Company of to refute published Utterances alleg­ England deeded to the Protestant ing ‘decadence of public morals, de­ Will Supply Needy Families in San-1Mexico without means of communlraim en t the government. Thero is the extension of First btrect into not there though. Episcopal Church of Florida this cline in effectiveness of the Christiun cation except by runners. Hence this n#' doubt, however, that the Washford and Seminole County With property for the consideration of | church, a spirit of lawlessness nnd means of wireless General Estrada, iftgton government will be kept fully the property. Christmas Boxes—Will Com­ A pint of the property of J. D. Hood “one dollar ami other valuable con- crime wave thnt threatens society " commanding the insurgent forces advised as to the proceedings of the plete Boy Ncout (Junta. sideration.’’ The date of tho deed Dr. Moncrief took as his text Ec­ expert committees through Colonel on the lake front was presented by west of Mexico City is unable to keep was August 15, 1889. On Juno 1, clesiastes 7:10—“Say not that for­ James A. Logan, Amurican unofficial Mr. Williams showing provision for in constant communication with Gen. The Rotary Club at its regular Observer on the reparation commis­ tho Seminole Boulevard to mn through 1894 the property was transferred mer days were hotter than these, for weekly luncheon meeting Tuesday at Sanchez of the insurgent forces at the property when it is built. The sion.- .\ thou hast not considered wisely.” The the Valdez decided to go ahead with Vera Cruz. again to the' South Florida diocese. speukcr said the accusation of marnl redoubled efforts to raise Seminole Judge T. Picton Warlow of Orlando pWTlj : L X t a u l . o begun to work decay wns untrue in conception and County’s quota of $1,100 for the Boy sent the deeds to the clerk’s office Orange Market To out a plun for the extension of the Decides To Ask That Parlimentary Last Survivor Dies untiue in essence, and was due to a Scout movement. which were recorded Wednesday. Party Accept Full' Responsibility present fire limits. This plan will tendency toward pessimism. He pointK Peel Effect of Freeze probably be finished soon. ---------- ---. . A committee was appointed to list West Point Class 59 Should Labor Be Asked To ed out that the sins of which people| thp nL,ej y fnmj|ie!, |n Sanford nnd to JOHNSON FILES NAME Form Government III* T h r A « m ic ln ln l P rr««» complain today are the sins ot whan nifikn make nrrnmrpniHntu arrangements In to uiinnlv supply thorn them f a m il y d ie s IN f l a m e s ( l l r T h e (■ ■ n rlatrtl ORLANDO, Dec. 12.—Supplement­ PIERRE. S. D.. Dec. 12.-Senntor mankind was guilty 100 year* ago, with baskets of groceries und other l n n r n n T P F Ind Dec. 12.—Four! (Iljr Tfce Aaaorlalrtl Permit ST. AUGUSTINE. D<’c. 12. Bri­ ing the first news given to Florida Hiram Johnson will file as n enndidute 1 000 years ago nnd even 3,000 years necessities for Christmas cheer. Ildre? of the' family of William! LONDON. Dec. 1 2 .-T he executive gadier General Martin D. Hardin, re­ on, the subject yeiterday, F. L. Skelly, children ,,1“/®" farmer living ten miles! board of the labor party issued n for the nomination ns president at ago, nnd that any indictment of moral Announcement was made that on tired, died here early Wednesday, lie iriaoogar of the American Fruit Grow- Fubrman,'here wero burned to death • communique saying it had decided in the March primary. This was made deficiency, of religious decay, applic­ December 27 S. Kendrick Guernsey wus the lust surviving member of •tsj Ini;., Orlando. 1# in receipt of K T « . , J . 7 n K X their home event of U o r U , Invited to form known Wednesday when John Suth­ able today truly applied to genera­ of Orlando, district governor of Ro­ the West Point class uf 59. erland, attorney of this city und prom­ Utpr and more detailed information Kv 6rp. The father; government thnt parlimentary nnrty tions of the distant past. tary, will be present at the meeting concerning the gale and cold snap was ^ e ^ i y l i u ^ n e d rwhUe trying to |ihoul^jm _____ ___ ____ Jy accept Tho speaker cited numerous evi­ m edjatriy nccept full re­ inent Republican received a telegram CABINET CONSIDERS POSITION from ---------Johnson rgiving him hpower of dences of the progress of civilization on an official visit. whleh did, damage to tne California ' sponslbility of government of coun-, ....... III) T h * I 'r r u l H. It. Lewis was in charge of Tues­ rescue the childrene citrus crop. ’ try without compromising itself with i attorney nnd asking him to file Job1]* to standards that were elevuted, day’s LONDON, Dec. 12.—Stanley Bald­ program nnd all but two memshowing better social ideas and bet­ hers of the club were present. A win’s cabinet Tuesday considered its latest advice* from Los Angeles v r u P ,Av 'r K u ls„ ! c " ! 2 ™ « r ,i » l,n y , a m c“ lltloni s f j s r r & h m D S r . ,u'p; “ '' ter material conditions today than special ara that the Navel section of Tulare feature of the program was position resulting from the loss of existed in the past. “No,” the speak­ the "Scotch Bugler," who gave sev­ the conservative parliamentary ma­ county experienced low temperatures Diamond unu ms . 1Automobilist May Sue „c n B R . S ro ifcM * w , A t‘ „ ^ er said, “wo are not living in nn uge eral selections. Sunday and Monday nights reaching and Anthony Pnntano were indicted jority through last week's elections, to *dl degftss li). the center of the Wednesday bv King* county grand If He is Kept Waiting and uf the courses open to it decidod £ jS .” w‘»“i cf decadence and declining moral s*Vdurd.s, but rather in an nge of Nojrel .area tMv#. The cold probably jury, charged with murder in nrst upon thut of the postponement of INVESTIGATE LOAN BOARD file in the minority ticket or will file' better things nnd even an elevuted affected all navel oranges remaining degree in slaying and robbery of two its end. A brief official statement was I I I * T h * A«MiM>lalril I’ r r . a ) West End Bank in standard of spiritual and material op trees amounting to about one- ------------— messengers. P A R ^ . ^ c A7 ^ n ,; r waits hy j - > WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.—Senate given to the press *representative* conditions.” fourth total investigation of the federal farm loan Tuesday night at the premier’s offi­ automobiles at railroad crossings inj SENTENCED TO LIFE TERM .............the ... to il. of tho Tulare coun- Brooklyn. The convention recessed at 12:30 board was forecast Tuesday hy several cial residence in Downing Street, tV crop. Valencia oranges in the France promise to grow shorter, in! QERMIDJ, Minn., Dec. 12.—LeonLEASE MUSCLE SHOALS Tulare county dfotrlct probably heavi­ view of a recent Paris court decision nr(j perritano, slayer of four persons, o’clock and reconvened nt 2:30. On senators. The first step looking to which tells the story tersely. It rend: I I I ? T h e A »»»el«te« I re*»l awarding damages to M. Schreiber pjeaded to charge of first degree mur- the program for Tuesday afternoon nn inquiry, they said, was taken yes­ "After careful consideration of the ly -'damaged also, but too early to ucicriiune. mere was no uamngo WASHINGTON, jj®'’ry“ ponj with for being kept waiting by a railroad Ij er here and was sentenced to life was an open forum in which numerous terday with the adoption by the sen- constitutional precedent* nnd their determine. There damage subjects of interest to the Baptist; ute of n resolution by Senator Borah, hearing upon the situation which ha* from cold in Southern California, but Muscle Shoals I niunyufncture fer- train for 42 minutes. 1tcrm |n penitentiary. Idaho, culling on the uiisen aa a result of the general elec­ were liberally discussed. *Republican, ~ *” Scnrciber tried strong language on •evere gale* whleh .wept both no rth -' ^ " 0 u bill pre­ The convention continues through hourd for full information as to what tions, the cabinet decided unuimousurn, and southern California did some ‘o l P (o^ introduction by Rep- u switching crew, but without effect, salaries have been 'increased since ly this morning that it was their con­ Thursday evening. damage in the louth. t e n t a t i v e Dickinson, Republican, so hu got some witnesses and filed Mnrch 4, 1923, und the Amount of stitutional duty to meet the parlia'A California authority estimates ,t.nge would be given un- suit. It developed that an old law the increases. Deland—Paving projects on prin­ authorized department prefects to fix ibeut ten per cent of the navel crop der 1 control ’ ' ------of the water power act S cnrto*“ teh .m l other, u h l they limit of delay where train stops, wil) drop as reason of wind damage. nt a nominal rental with a rebate'the cipal streets in city under way. rmud had information that tho hoard had Th* .'„hy S ,“ * If it appears on the want nd Invitation* ara said to be for con­ on all power used in the manufac­ or when switching was likely to ex­ created the office of fiscul agent and ( 0,1 Junutiry “• ceed ten minutes. As there wns no tinued moderate tepiperature now. page of The Herald today, ture of fertilizer. appointed thereto former Commission•, IlD. _ , a-rvwr.witi.-c such limit in this case the court ac­ •jCalifornian shippers have agreed you will receive two free er Charles E Lohdell at a slarv o f‘ DEADLOCK CONTINUES WASHINGTON, Uchv ^ 12.-The cepted ten minutes as the time u ruilnoW to pick damaged navels. Also • T tr n n n 1, ‘ «» * ’»♦ ▼»•* l « » t l d U < l P r r w l tickets to the performance nt $2.i,()0U a year. They suid also that| WASHINGTON. Dec. 1”. Although road might block a highway, ami meeting of the se n a te public lands I l i t T h * A a a u r l a l r i l I ' r r t t l they attempt to string out shipments n hrntl]i lhe lnn|<, 0f The Milium Thoutre tonight. CHICAGO. Dec. I?.—Wheat, Dec. heir information- was that there had {hi . recognized the right of those delayed co m m ittee called —, for Wednesday-to of iff the PBC* packing . trpit —•... now .^ Iff ^,nj( house -as- cununuM* • , , t iif | aFollette. . collect damage* .for loss of time far as possible. Mr. Skelly s a y s 'it resume the inquiry mto the leasing to^ ..................... You may be the lucky one. Corn. May 73 C-8 to 3-4; Oats, May been n more or less general raising of salaries to n marked extent. | p Vi. „„ p. leader., the renate is too Into for thin occurrence to at- of navah reserves, was postpone^11 oy 1a„ j mc„ ta | suffering. 1.02 3-1 to 1.03; May 1.08 1-8 to 1-1; Read thoroughly the little r ,__t -remained i:i deadlock today on first feet the market on Christmas oranges chairman Smoot when he receive 1 --------------------45 5-8 to 3-1. want ads. Sarasota l Ians being made for pa|j0( for election of chairman of from Florida hut there will prob-1 u physician’s certificate that. to rn ar| Sarasota—Construction of new NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 12.— Cot­ | interstate commerce committee. ton, December 33.38; January 33.43. paving Lemon avenue. ably be some noticeable effect after secretary of the interior r a *| Municipal Pier completed. January 1. I not able to attend. I COMMISSION '^ A W I W S P WEDNESDAY se p a r a t io n s Cold Wave Broken In California ARMY IS GROWING CITY COMMISSION SENDS INVITATION TO MISS SKINNER BREVARD TO RAISE MONEY FOR REPAIR TITUSVILLE ROAD Five Greatest Needs of Sanford FLORIDA BAPTISTS OPEN CONVENTION S K FILES DEEDS FOR CHURCH PROPERTY INDICTWOMAN IN MAY OPEN STREETS FOX MURDER CASE THRU PACE PLACE ROTARY TO SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER LABOR OPPOSED TO COALITION PARTY ttSTVltS: Watch for Your Name MARKETS __ L_ •\ �A i »I Phono - ............ . ■■ ■ LOCATION OP WELLS • toeationa of tha four remaining w«Ua to be drilled by the city, were derided upon Monday afternoon a t the meeting of the City Commission. The beatletu are aa followa: First and Urn Streets, Park and Commercial Streets, Palmetto Arenue and First Street and Second and Park Streets. Work waa begun yesterday on tho captains and per mips July solicitors assisted in the task* of gathering sub­ • well a t Park and Commercial Streets scriptions in Seminole county. opposite the Valdes Hotel. Particular credit is due the colored committee of the Georgetown district. Under the leadership of J. N. Grooms, principal of Hooper Academy, fortynine memberships were secured among the colored people of the East Side Twa Mere te be Added to Force Beginning December IS two new is will be shown by the report below. Following is tho report of the several districts as reported *to date; the police will be added to the night force, imount reported in cash including several donations in addition to membtraccording to a decision modo by the City Commission Monday n t its meeU ihips: Csptsin Memberships ln*- Mayor Lake said thta action was district Amount Miss Katherine Brody 18 taken in order that tho residential 919.00 E. J. Moughton 61 section of town may bo properly 08.00 W. E. Wnlthnl guarded as well as the downtown 32 ^ 32.00 Dr. Thoe. Moore business section. Tho aditionnl mem21 32.00 Jno. Jinkins hcre will remain on the force for 28 29.00 an indefinite time. A. Raifcld 14.00 Mrs. If. T. Pace 15.50 The m atter of purchasing n street Chittenden & Mcro 15.00 ■weeper for Sanford waa considered Randall Chase 22.00 by the City Commission Monday af­ L. C. Moore 18.00 ternoon. After some discussion as to Prof. G. E. McKay 32.00 the prices and merits of two sweepMrs. L. I. Frazier 21.00 •re up for construction, the commis­ Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth 24.00 sioners decided to defer the matter to S. Runge 7.00 a meeting in January for final de­ J. N. Crooms 49.00 cision. II. J. Jones 12.50 Mrs. W. D. Gardiner 5.00 KIWANIAN8 TO TITUSVILLE roc Mrs. B. E. Lake 10.00 S. M. Lloyd, A. C. Fort, Edward F. Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott 30.00 Lane and Dr. E. D. Brownlee motorMrs. J. M. Lemoine ad to Titusville via the new Titus10.00 vula road Tuesday, where they will f II. II. Sweeney 4.00 and address the Titusville KlMrs. Wren McGuin 12.00 wanls Club. Geneva Mrs. Wakefield 3.00 Miscellaneous to treasurer 17.00 Week of December 10 to 15, 1923 Miscellaneous to treasurer Tuesday. 17.00 Va?desr H oU b VrCCkI> Iunchcon 12:15 Totals Masonic Royal Arch Chapter, reg­ ular meeting 8 p. m., Musonic Hall. , , ,P* National Guard, regu­ Waldo, J. W. Windham ; Conference lar drill, 8 p. m.. Court House. Evangelist, C. J. Chapman; assistant Wandering Eagle Wednesday.' Elks, regular meeting, 8 p. m. Club supt. Florida Methodist Orphanage, Attacks Auto Party House. A. M. Mann; Comniissionecfor South­ . d ul,» weekly luncheon, ern College, C. E. Rice. fr<«tina*i on r a n m u • J2:15, Valdez Hotel. Taliahasse District, L. D. Lawe, SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11.—A American Legion, regular meeting, presiding cider; Appnlnchicola, J. E. young eagle, probably strayed from 8 p. m., Court House. m Woodward; Aucilla and Waukccnah, somewhere in the high Sierras, de­ Thursday R. E. Wicker; Bristol, J. O. Kroff; scended on the automobile of Dr. M. Spanish War Veterans, regular Carrabelie, R. E. Burke; Chattahoo­ B. Moslin in a street here and begnn meeting. chee, A. H. Hancock; Fenhollowny, C. n vicious attack on the windshield. Junior Haas S. II. S., piny “ Lost, A Chaperone,” 8:15 i>. m. High School. C. Tyler; Greensboro, Thomas Wil­ Dr. Moslin captured the eagle after Association of Business Women liams; Greenville, H. H. McAfee; it had Injured ono of its wings on weekly luncheon 12:00, Lu-Bcth Cafc- Havnna, James A. Hendry; Hinson, S. the glass. N. Burns; Leon, A. Cox; Madison, R. tria. A. Guy: Mndison circuit, C. S. Part­ Friday. HOLY CROSS MEN’S CLUB Rebcknhs regular meeting, 8 p. m„ ridge; Mayo, C. A. Saunders; Mt. Pleasant, G. I*. Hendry; Monticeilo, Masonic Hall. Wednesday night, 8 p. m., at tho di­ Chamber of Commerce weekly F. It. Bridges; Perry, C. W. Mnthi- rectors room of the First National son; Quincy, W. P. liurhinnn; Tails’luncheon 12:15 Valdez Hotel. htnssce Circuit, C. C. Smith; Taylor Bank will be held the regular monthly County Circuit; M. B. Cox; Woodville, meeting of the Men’s Club, Let abso­ MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS S. T. Duckworth; district missionary The following, as additional nuh- evangelist, M. U. Cox; Commission- lutely every member be present, and also every other mnn who is inter­ seribara. to 1bo fund for rebuilding Southern College, W. P. llurh- ester either in the church or in the Holy. Cross Parish House, ure hereby or*for gratefully assured of the appreciation man. Parish House or in tho work of the by the committee: Tampa District. T. J. Nixon, pre­ Brotherhood of Saint Andrew, who Alfred Foster.' W. P. Stone, T. W. siding cider; Urndcntown, Smith Har­ Lawton, Mrs. E. C. Mathos, W. J. din; Manatee and Oncn, J. W. Eus- desires to see the work carried on. Lehman. J. II. Weber Thompson, Dr. tin; Mikkn, J. C. West; Palmetto und T, A. Neal. Terri Cecia, T. H. Willinms; Parish This mokes n grand total of $975.00 and Kllentown, G. A. Davis; Plnnt South African Farmers Find for the Parish House and $13,100 for City, II. J. Dellinger; Port Tnmpn Kaffirs Forming Labor Union rebuilding the church. and Bay Shore,. M. E. Thompson; JOHANNESBURG, Dec. O .-StrikFRED W.UALL, Secretary. Rivorvicw and Wimnumn, S. G. Meadows; Sarasota, E. W. Watt ing evidence of tho extent to which Smith; Sarasota circuit supplied by Socialistic propaganda in South Af­ Here In The Interest W. B. Tresca; SclTncr, C. W. Mc- rica has been given by nn incident in Of The Salvation Army Connelly. Tnmpn, First Church, H. a Northern Rustcnburg district, says F. Tolle; Gary and Thotnoasan, K. H. the Dnily Mail. Mrs. Olivo Ilcller of 'Orlnndo is in Chnpion; Highland Avenue, W. A. A number of farmers whorequired Ficher; Hyde Park, Felix K. Hill, Jr.; Sanford for the purpose of soliciting Don A. Cook, nsisstant pastor; additional native Inbor went to Mofunds for the .Salvation Army to car­ Moody Heights ami Hopewell, M. R. rhudi, across the Trnnsavn! border in ry on the work of that organization Meyera; Nebrasga Avenue and EdgeIke Ucchunnnland Protectorate, and in tho counties of Ornnge, Osceola wood. F. B. Langford; Seminoto put their case before the chief Isang. Heights, It. L. Allen; Sulphur and Seminole. Springs, C. T. Howes; Tampa Heights Headquarters for the work in the and Mission, G. S. Roberts, E. II. | Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ mission theer who are doing a splend­ I.nntz, assistant pastor; Commissioner pairing. Call H. S. Pond, phone 225 id work arconling to Mrs. Heller. for Southern College, II. F. Haef- or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. i Adjutant and Mrs. Albert R. Hend­ linger. erson are in charge of the work. Some ide aot the work of tjhis or­ ganisation mny be gained by the fol­ lowing figures rbowing the activity in Orlando alone. During a period of ten months 262 persons were given EVERET TRUE By CONDOR 191 BAGGE T T ’S ...Filling Station... OPEN DAY AND NIGHT SHINE UP YOUR CAR FHINE SHINE-O-WONDER Snnford Avc„ and Second Street Today’s Matinco for Women Tonight for Men Only Comedy—Spnt Family |n Build" Prices 25 and 50 Cents Wednesday—“When the Devil Drives.” You never know when fire may come. It is nn ever-present danger which, bicaking out tumoruhv, may destroy jctir heme and wipe away your eat­ ings. ' . t The very bc3t protection against Ions by file is offered you by this agency. It is n policy in tin Federal Insur­ ance Company. Your investment i> made safe because you are provided with Found indemnity for io.<8 caused by fire. Don’t delay im uring—it may piove costly. FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR­ ANCE, CALL 10 ACRES LAND ON DIXIIC HIGHWAY PRICE $800.00 E. F. LANE Rooms 501-2 National Bank Building 101-3 Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida Phone 95 j. pepper Cincinnati (Rain. 50 above) Lettuce—Aria. 1, Cal. 1, R cars on track including broken, supplies light, demand and movement slow, market steady, Aria., Cal., crates. Iceberg 4s mostly ?l, 3 to 3 1-2 doz. 31.500 3.75. Fin., N. Y. crates Rig II. 91.50, 'Another w ay Red Comb hprs. 85c. Rod. Ccmb v Egg Mash excels— Other Commodities—Early no cars EQfcMash, . on track, supplies liberal, demand contains no and movement very light, practically dust nor nil shipments sold. V.* fille r Atlanta (Weather Omitted) Beans—Black Vul. $3.00<g>3.G0, Red Valentino $4,000 4.50. ' IS DUSTLESS! Oranges—Bulk $1.35® 1.50, bush­ — Dull a n j SricAi o t FiUtf irriltlt a n j els boxes $2.5002.75. Grapefruit— a J S t r j I t I At M tm krantt a! Ika Ikroat, Mostly 82.50, hulk 81.75 bu. Eggplant In u it on RED COMB (or QUALITY —Crates $4.50. Peppers—Crutcs green $4.50. Squash—Yellow crooked neck, crates, mostly $1X0. Elm Avenue and Commercial Slice! Tomntocs—No Floridan on market. Cal. lugo 82.00(0)2.25. Pittsliurgs (Cloudy, 52 above) Beans—Fla. bu. h|»rr. green $3,000 3.50. Squash—Cratc.i, white $2.00. Eggplant—Pepper crates $5.5006. Peppers—Fbi. crates, fancy $J.o90 3.25, choice 82.0002.25. Lettuce—Idaho 2, Fla. 4, Cai. r, Ariz. 2, 5 ears on track including brok­ 0 L11S. SACK COLD en, supplies heavy, demand and move­ MEDAL FLOUR ment slow, market weak. Cal. ernte w it h a i »u r * iceberg 3-dozens $3.0003.50, few SI. ( ’llA S F ’— A SAVING FJa. I 1-2 bu. hprs. head 81.25 to O F 7 1-2 P E R C E N T $ 2 . 00 . Dust chokes the hen Boston (Clear, 10 above) Peppers—Fancy $4.0003.25. Il- un —28-qt. hpn. $2X00 1.00, ware best cts. $304. * . Eggplant—Crntc3, fancy $1,000*. Squash—White, crates $2.25. Lettuce —In half bbl. hprs. $1.75.Roniainc— $1.7502.00. Tomatoes—Fla. 1, Col. 1, 2 cars on track unbroken. Flu. 0” repacked $1.50 { V ^ ro rd in a T y " J <, Maahea £ contain dust, • \ from filler:; /: Rhone 91 Diamond Brand FRUIT . f * CAKE 1 lb. - - - O New Crop California Prunes! lb. Continued from page 1. and Geneva, Allan McFarlan; Apopka, W. J ..... ease; Umatilla, T. J. Mitchell; Webster and cCntcr Hill, W. T. Readier; Winter Garden. II. C. Har­ din; Winter Haven, r . W. White; Dis­ trict Evangelist, F. E. Tiffin; Student in Emory University, George K. Sum­ mers; Commissioner of South ;rn Col­ lege, H. C. Hardin. Palatka District—J. F. Hell, nrcsiding elder; Bunnell, II. E. Part­ ridge; Cocoa, P. A. Kletehc r* ('••««cent City and Sevill, W. S. Hullctt; Deland, O. E. Rice; Enterprise, A. M. Mann; Green Cove Spring F. Si. C Eads* Hasting*. L. Munro; Haw­ thorne, R. T. Caldwell; Iuteriuchen, K. 11. Booth; Kingston, M. L. Smith; Lake Mary and Mirunis, J. C. Wuinwright: Melrose. C. R. Miugdsdo.ff; New Augustin, E. N. Johnson; New Smyrna, T. |» Barr; Palatka, J. D. Bitort: Pierson, A. C. Revierc; San­ ford, W. J. Carpenter; St. Augustine !•’. J. Patterson: Tilun’illc, It. A. ltdby; W. F. Allen, supernumerary; * never best. The Best feeds are the Cheapest, in Checker Boy.rd Bags at ‘he Purina Service Station. Cates Crates Co., Phone 181. ie Fresh Fruits and Vegetables �K ntored m Second C l a r a M a tte r. O c to ­ b e r IT. i m . a t t h e F o a to f f l c e a t Ban* i >* Florida, under act of March 3. Kit * . ford, tilt. -v, r . c o m b s ...... ..... . P m U rn l BOUASD V. nr.AX . V lrt-rm M ta l St. How ard s t:n n ___ ..Sec—Trcaa. upi *^ Fhaae tan IM Mootetia Awate. sxTl.i H IH C B IP T IO I RATKS. On* T e a r - ......17.00. BIx Month* 13.50 Delivered In City b y C a r r i e r p e r w e e k 15c. W eekly E d itio n »S I’or Y ea r I P E C U I . XOTICR: All o b i t u a r y notices, c a r d , or t h a n k . , re s o lu tio n * and. nolle. <d antortnipmenta whrr« c h a m * . are mad*, w i n »*• char**«i tor at r e g u la r a d v e r tis in g ratta. MRMIIKH T H B ASHIM'IATKD P R R S * T h e Associated P r e s s la ex c lu siv e ly en title d to th e uae ( o r r c p u b ll c a t lo n of a ll newa dlapatchea c r e d ite d to It o r n o t o th e rw ise c r e d ite d In thin p a p e r a n d a l i o th e local n o w a p u b lis h e d herein. A llH lx h td o f r u - p u b ll c n tl o n of special dlapatchea h e r e i n u re a l a o re* aerved. WEDNESDAY DEC KM DEH 12 1923 -.The Methodists of Florida have real reasons for rejoicing aver the record they have made during the year that Is now* closing* It has been a great year.foi* Methodjsm in th$t Method­ ism has had the opportunity to grow stronger and perform a greater work for the cause of Christ. The conference at Bradentown brought together the pastors of iCJ qhhrches......................... from every section of the state and reports . . . . . proved conclusively that thfc Metnodis: Church has not only accomplished great things during the year but is better prepared than ever to carry on. One of the most encouraging features of the meeting was the Btutemcnt from Bishop Ainsworth that pastors would bo allowed to remain in their present charges unless there was good for n change Heretofore Methodist preachers’ have been shifted about year after year, causing n great expense and mterrUptJng their plans for the welfare of the church, ^t was stated that at one charge n pastor is entering his eighth year. Another important step tokci) by the conference was the ( approval of Governor Hardee’s stand oh Inw enforcement and prohibition. The ministers voted unanimously to let the Chief j Executive of the state know that the church was back of him: Florida is prospering. Great strides arc being made not only by municipalities, civic bodies, and grunt industrial enterprises, but by the churches of the state. Floridn Mcthqdism is carrying on. Hate you Bought a’TIcket for the Junior Class Play Elections of 1923 r • 3" * • ■ r- »■— Alumnus . --------------fj-------------Football BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Uy Grantlnnd Rice GLADNESS IN SERVICE:—Sarve | *i* the Lord with gladness. Enter into ■ *T ■ ' " ' his gates with thanksgiving, uml into lit other columna of thin page appears a poem by Grantlnnd Dill Jones, had been the iiliining r.tar upon his college tenni. his courts with' profile; be thankful Hi* tackling' war. ferocious and hlj bucking wns n dream. unto him, and-blesa his name. For the Itico which every man, woman and child in Seminole county When hinder William 4ook the ball beneath his brnwny nrm would dq well to read. It has to do with sportsmanship, sports­ Lord is good.—Psalm 100:2, 4. manship from the ground up. In play and in business that is a They had two oxtra men to ring the nmbulancc alarm. Playing: the Game quality sometimes lost sight of in the fear of defeat and the dread of failure. • Everyone likes to see a football team fight, fight until every man drops in his tracks. The sand in your* eyes may be driving you mad and your brain in a whirl upside down, while your breath comes short and hot. hut don’t forget it is a game you are playing no m atter how close is Ihe score. When their hnlfbnck breaks through for n twenty yard run, tafckle low and hit hard, but when the ball is down, lend hint n hand, to get up.. It won’t h u rt you any and it may help him a lot. WJKyfi fhe-gnme is about ended anu no score has been made and you* would die before yielding an inch, their tall fullback drops .1jack In try a drop kick. Break through the line and give all ytAi’tyA got to smear his play, but if the ball gets away and It is weather like, that makes cel­ goes over the goal, you are a man if you tell him “nice shot” and ery growers smile and stenographers he will know you as such. sneeze. In the spring when you get out the old hat and go down to the diamond for a game, don’t kick about sides or positions to Dcland hns begun n thousand dol­ piny, or whether you nre safe or not. Play, errorless ball, thnt’s lar drive for a band fund. Thnt’s all you want. When you are hit at the plate and the umpire re­ the progressive spirt. fuses to allow you a base, come back and knock out a homerun. It will do you no good to throw sand in his face. Douglass Fairbanks says th at a Then in golf it’s the same way. If your game is a bit ragged smile in the morning will do you nwPyou are slicing and hooking and digging in traps, you are a moro good than a grape fruity quitter if you swear at your caddie and break up your clubs. . -------- o--------- • Think hnrd and find out what is the m atter with your game and Playwright William Hurlbut anys if conic home in two under par. you want a steady spender, pick a iw lf you arc on the eighteenth green, playing accumulative man whose waist line is gone. syndicates, with a ten foot putt left for a halve, take plenty of time and figure the slope. Feel of the grass and brush away the Frank A. Vanderlip asks why do leayps. Take hold of your club and putt for the cup. If your op­ our bankers tie up millions in bunds ponent sneezes, hand over the cash. It will hurt him th at much. instead of loaning it to commerce? ... Ip business it is ju st the same way. You find men who will take their medicine, and you’ll fijul those who won’t. But read the All circuses advertise as the big­ poem. It speaks for itself. The Glory of the Garden. Oh, Admit was a gardener, und God who made him sec, That half a proper gardener’s work is done upon his knees, * E<j when your work is finished, you enn wash your hands and pray For the Glory of the Garden that it may not pass owuy! And the Glory of tho Garden it shall never pass nway! —Kipling. u •.,I• ■ \ i. r I*. 5V ' Kl'1 f ijf m V. - gest in the world and must candidates nre a regular circus.—Pensacola Journal. --------o--------• *»ra •% • A Cleveland judge rules that a man’s breath is no evidence of his having been drinking. Certainly not. Thu odor is the evidence. --------o--------Now that Coolidge bus announced his rnndiducy, the Democrats know just whom they have got to figiit. with nil due respects to Hiram. _ _ Until at last above tho din you hear this sentence spilled: IF YOU WORK for a man. in heaven’s name work for him. ‘We might a’s well let this lard through before we all get killed.’ -------------- o-b------------ if he pays wages that supply your bread and butter, work for him, speak well of him, think well of him, stand by him, and stand by the institution lie represents. I think if 1 worked for a man. i would work for him. 1 would not work for him a part of my time, but all of my time. I would give an undivided service or none. If put to a pinch, an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of clever­ ness. If you must vilify, condemn and eternally disparage, why, resign your position, and when you are outside, damn to your heart’s content. But, I pray you. so long as you are a part of an institution, do not condemn it. Not that you will injure the in­ stitution—not that—hut when you disparage the concern of whiclt you are a part, you disparage yourself.—Elbert Hubbard. “You’ll find tho road in long nnd rough, with soft spots far apart, Where only those can make the grade who have tho Uphill Heart. And when they stop you with a laud or halt you with a crack, I.et Courage rail the signals as you keep on coming bad:. “Keep coming buck, and though the world may romp nerosn your spine, I.et every game’s end find you still upon the battling line; For when the One Great Scorer comes to mark against your nr.m •, He writes—not that you won or lost—hut how you played the Game.” s 15 and 50 CENTS j ADMISSION \ First A COMMUNITY BUILDER ,,n •*•»»" U. F . W I l l l ^ U R .'1C ash ier ■ ■ F. P. FORSTER. President N BBHHBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBB* ■UIBI -^ahuinc 498 S Phone 498 ■ ■ ■ Q U IC K S E R V IC E TR AN SFER Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks nnd Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage IBHUEI o’* l*hone 191 B A G G E T T ’S ...F illin g Station... J So, with the sheepskin tucked beneath his arm in football style, Hill put on steam and dashed into the thickest of the pile; With eyes ablaze lie sprinted wh^re the laureled highway led— When Dill vvoku up his scalp hung loose nnd knots ndorned his hend. Bill tried to punt out of the rut, but ere he turned the trick Right Tackle Competition scuttled through nnd blocked tho kick. And when he tackled nt Succor.* in one long, vicious prod The Fullback Disappointment steered his features in the sod. . 1 1 8:15 p. m. Sweet are the drenms of college life, before onr faith is nicked— Tlic world is but a cherry tree that’s waiting to be picked; The world is but nn open road—until we find, one day, IIow far away the goal posts ure that called us to the play. He tried to run the ends of life, but with rib-crashing toss A rent collector tackled him and threw him for a loss. And when he switched his course again nnd dashed into the line The massive Guard named’Failure did a toddle on his spine. » ;• .. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13 ;. HIGH SCHOOL When he wound up his college course each student’s heart was sore. They wept to think bull-throated Bill would sock the line no more. Not so with William—in his dreams he saw the Field of Fame, Whore he would buik to glory in the swirl of Life's big game. --------------o------- ------- • . Dill hit .the lint? nttd ran the ends like some mad bull amuck. The other, team Siipilil ohiver when they saw him start to buck. And when some rival tackier tried to block his dashing pace, On wukihg up, he’d ask, “Who drove that truck across my face?’’ I fs Hill had the speed—Hill had the weight—Dill never bucked in vain; From goal to goal he whizzed along while fragments strewed the plain. And there had bc6n n standing bet, which no one tried to call, That he could make his distance through a ten-foot grnnitft wall. ^ I,rQNG EXPERIENCE with Congress nml politicians con­ Bill was no quitter, so tried a buck in higher gear, it. up and ..................... stood him on ............... his ear. .. ......... vinces rtte*'that* the politician is. ignorant .of his trnde.v Whicfn But Left Guard .... Envy , . - broke . is cirrfouvbowwiBHhe average AmerieatHfr very much a master-Whwe**the* niaturixiisforam i itras, but m two vicious bounds . o f his trade, whatever it may lie. If he is out on the road selling b|k CentPr clipped through a hole and rnmmcd him out of bounds. hats, or in the office making out bills for those hats, or in the But one day, when across the Field of Fame the goal seemed dim, factory putting the hats into boxes, he knows what lie is about The wise old coach, Experience, came up nnd spoke to him. and is able to judge hats intelligently; some are able to look “Old Boy,” he said, “the main point now before you win your bout ahead six months and determine whether brown or gray hats Is keep on bucking Failure till you’ve worn that piker out! will lie worn. The politician ought to have the suine intuition; lie ought to he able instinctively to know what the people are talking "And, kid, cut out this fancy stuff—go in there, low and hard; and thinking about, to anticipate sentiment. He seldopi docs. Just keep your eye upon the ball nnd plug on, yard by yard, He rarely catches the drift of public opinion before it engulfs him. And more thup all, when you are thrown or tumbled witli a crack, -■■■- o Not knowing what the public is thinking, he thinks himself Don’t sit there whining—hustilo up and keep on coming bnek; If there is .anything in the world shrewd and plays politics. Nine times out of ten he loses because Sapford needs, it is a new City Hall. he is too cunning. If he played the game straig h t he would win.” “Keep coming hack with nil you’ve got, without an alibi, «. Tho aeventy-five thousand dollar —Correspondent to New York World. If Competition trips you up or lands upon your eye, bond Issue should receive unanimous backing. . —---- o--------In returning Itcvorcnd CarporUer i.' the First Methodist Church of this city, Bishop Ainsworth has done a favor to tins community which ev­ eryone is sure to appreciate. ------- r>--------City Clerk Philips reports the finances of tho city are in excellent condition. That is more than many lurger cities cun say, and something we ure justly proud of. “ Lost A Chaperone i The elections of 1923 indicate .the oqjxtoition to Republican policies is still growing, especially In the West. The Democratic victory in Kentucky is espccialy significant because it shows a large change of sentimertt in that State. The elections in the East are not so favorable to the Democratic party, a fact that out^ht to put an end to the deccpiou that the Wall Htrcet interests ore attempting in the South. The reactionary influences ore non-partisan; they work both parties so far as they are able to tlo^o. But the Democrats hnvd only themselves to bjame if they nre again decoyed into the Hhambles of Wall street. Dembcrntic victory is possible only through a union of tho South and West; their interests are identical and they can win this yenr ns they did in 1910. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, in The Observer. OI»EN DAY AND NIGHT SHINE UP YOUR CAR THINE SIILNE-O-WONUKR POLISH i^t Sanford Ave., and Setond Slrecl Fire m ay not wait, pe.tter arrange fo r in s u ra n c e — now ! .1 i THE PAINT WE SELL IS You never know when fire may come. It is an ever-present danger which, breaking out tomorrow, may da.,troy jour home and wipe away your sav ings. IV DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, The very best proleu.on against lot*, NOR BLISTER. OR CHALK OFF by fire is offered you by tins agency., It is u policy in the Federal insur A Puli I.inc of Kuisomine, Varnishes and 8 tains ancc Company. Your investment is ' )yfe. l»eca^^ yt,h i:rY SOLD.ONLY.BY. , * with sound indemnity for lor* enured by lire. Don’t delay in uring—it may prove costly. SANFORD PAINT STORE FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR­ WclaUn L'idk'. , Phene !>03 ANCE. CALL - . n n * „ o p CETTEIl BE SAFE THAN SORRY A. r.lo n n elly k ions m 101-H Magnolia Avenue Sanford, ’•:• Florid i *In»uro before it is too lute. I write * . HI forms of insurance and sell real testate. A I.ifo Insurance Policy woaU h" * • rUt'b I r.pet.ul long body, make nil acceptable Christinas Gift very good. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge | , !,oru::- W. J. THIGPEN The air h fail of tliirgr. rhoalda" miss. Get a Radio. You Phone -— —— ---- -PJ8-J REGULAR meals served nt Thi? I’heonix, Kin rlc meals, by tIn* day Herald Want Ad v ill roll that oil or \v.'cl%. Try them. Advertisement. pi, i • of furniture. »q»iBMS^M>MBBB^aefcV>Ma.i ■ »fcw A«,»« . .. * - —|*Hfll ' S E ND A BOX OF F R U I T HOME We pack r.n.l ttiiip. All r»*ull from our The Psychology of Work For Chrislmas. . --------------o-------------Ily It. E. Tope own proves. Another “triple threat" person is JUSTICE grn'htcd brings justice in return, injustice breeds the one who ents peanuts in the mov­ LARGE BOX l............................................. $3.00 ies, reads the captions aloud and discontent and destruction.—Calvin Coolidge. Hard wort: is the greatest blessing'They should loam that peaceful ak­ heats time with the music.—Tampa (sorption is the feeling proper to 1HERE IS no calamity which n great nation enn invite equal in IttheIs 'world. Tribune. the most satisfying tiling to, achievement and that peace and FAMILY S IZ E ............................................ $1.00 to that which follows a supine submission to wrong.—Grover which wo can give our time and cm- ^'equanimity shoulik characterize th» -- .-----o -------Cleveland. ergy. The educated mind has accus-1efficient worker and that emotion:.! One of Sanford's greatest needs to­ tomed itself to the, performance of j pcaco. nnd relnxntmn nre nlwnys fnvday is more homes, hotels and ap art­ 108 E. First Street ment houses so that the winter vis­ Equalizing: the Burden tasks which are now done well because, oroide to improvement and efficiency, The 'Asheville Citizen itors who would like to stop heio for they ure done easily. The power of* Every worker should know that clfia few months enn be accomodated. concentrnted and continued attention| ciercy at maximal exercise, freed Ijjeh nnd prominent gentlemen unsuccessful. Undeterred by past has been developed through long prac- from eccentricities and extraneous If I were un American it would vvhte> only contribution to wur.is the failures. The Chritian 'Science Moni­ ticc. Large mental labors are planned conditions, follows nearly a straight A C le a n B a £ a t t h e B n is ft lie my ambition to become the Alira*! ytxippuncement of eternal oration* tor now comes forward with n re- and performed without waste, worry, line. mody. the following amendment of or fret. The untrained mind wastes -----------------------------------—--------tmm Lincoln of American husbands.—jover,i^ho dead bodies *of men* killed tho Constitution. Hlasco Ibanez. * ,1 whilifaloing the actual lighting, ure w. _In the ^cyent. of declaration nf time in attacking work and worries TOM SIMS SAYS . I wot Mqovcd of the musses. They art" M ea n s a fe e d through its painful ami poor per­ war, the* property, equally with 0 | held in contempt. They are cartooned tho persons, lives anil, liberties of formance. The trained mind quickly . — ~ • Many Sanford merchants and busi- ^and condemned in the newspapers nil citizens, shall bo subject to discovers itself i'i a certain confidYou never have to sit around and ness men realize tho importance of U1LX “I!-’ U'vcn malodorous reputa*; conscription for the defense of j once, and especially a certain pleas- beg a phonograph to play. the Nation, nnd it shall ho the | ore in performance. _____ -h» .. .................. h ^ duty of the President to propose, The ways to increase mental and; been demonstrated that every dollar! |.Q. — A #11 th at♦."however, they get fat Distance lends quite a Lit cf cnand of Cjmjrresa to enact, tho working efficiency nre: put in circulation in the payment of-t^n Whr?~Th.,y S’h r —'ThVy VortVeff tfif! blond na; or chantmeat to cold Weather. legislation necessary to give cTect Ml Inrrcas. tho m?nf.".i vigor bill? comes back to the original owner woe of their fellows into their own to this amendment. • | te"dency t> mental activity; several timtfs in the course of its | savings banks. They hold.up patriot-[ But Congres already has the right. (2) Decrease tfv* resistance or ti»-» Mao thing worr.e than being in jail travels. Lin. nnd strong-ucin their country 8 in turn* of war to conrcript the pron- forces thst tend to inhibit tho work; ia being in jail a vain. ■ Q_____ l i T ? ‘r j y*, n war propose*! «’rty of citizens n; need yriscs. .The <:l) Imnrove the direction and *7 ‘nri lV i |,l‘re J 8 nothing to nrgt nu nt of The Monitor is that rx- method of nUivit'-; und Clark G. Mitchell, president of the make them hate war. They’ will not prcM-ton of the principle in a Con-j (■!) Relieve Fui mind from the After limiting the price of any­ Colorado Bankers’ Association, says. lam; tne nail oi lead am._ Hie 8 thing the price ia usually the limit.* , xtiti’tional amendment would so draw \rs*’c of cxcltcntnnt and worry. «*r . *bo.r sons J’-Vattention to the profit »vr and l:u im-‘ Mehta! ami physical work a-e ‘ It appears that the tax burden I !;Vl^j* ff W ., 1orno by those earning b ra than thrown "ito. the fighting area to be press on tho national conseiousneis healthful. Nervo’m break-downs are With o:.!y n few morn week; cf ,~.°’vn (pr vntury 8 KUjctj. their the awfuinr. s of his offenses that his not due* to work, neither doei fut'.pno • nc hundred dollarn u week lias in- 'wealtli .and the inllueiice besiOtvad activities would !?o reduced to noth- result from the work w* do urimardy. l'.'2'5 to. play tho score r-howa t!i • coal ■reused in one year from one to fif- by wcu.th will buy safety for them- in? nt>s*. There is something in this. We are more often 'at'gucd by what dealer.; have won. nj — i icn percent of the total, is it any selves and their children. U lierefore,, coi rse. Every imprcs dvo cxjlVens- we do not do. Worry may kill a v r . But «at, Imt work doen not dn anything nf Science has a nov.’ cuhstitutc* for ' .’under that the government, is al­ since patimtism and honor rttean noth- , ;ot| „( a |j„„ ppin.dplo b ins. r U J i U 1 i y "£ lcom® v;ar* h*wl more effective than that would:be a the kind. Wi -e formation of habits,, . , . . . , . . armed about this shifting oi the buran,b wh®n ‘j « Unl‘ 11 1,1j marc thorough education of the peo- i* the preventive and cure fur worry ca H,l:lo^ 0-* ,ul ro laarants i! n of taxation?” And the govern*- l’l l.» .VT y P0'14"1'-’ r jr tlu’lr <»wn ca p|R to n sense of all of patiotlsm’s anti excitement. Mental workers u !'ng onefor years. ' nhllifiitinns. \Vh.1k ar nroil n.cnt is out --- - the — — - — only -# one that is— al- ■ Tlinl^'ni. ^^ ..... .• rrivo* Ni . v tho *i|. w ••••■ - mo«t itiv .'V Innrn |C tit II thn^ VI*•• fMUotiunnlity l Iff Hot •11«V ■ M - aarmed. If (he Mellon tax reduction -^W iprally, the mmses have for|fit«3r such Pree rein among us. Am- n measure' of interest; that tension Safety firHt. Is»oki out for trains rlnn due-i nut become effective thm K0U* . a wa^ t'ur' ’ ericnns is our inordinate love of money j Ls not a measure of enorgv qor over-i pain does not bet omc effective, th‘ • -profiteer, the most hatefUl of land .on.wquoat indifference to the action of strength, and that even, w,tnlcr ^ h,Ic, P,c ‘ln« U,l coal alarm win i»e nearu. ah graft- ra. So fur, they have been iiiuar.:i by which men umasa it. anxiety is not a measure of dovotion.|ulo,1« the railruail tracks. ‘Elm Avenue unJ Ccranicrcial S ir e d ______________ ____ Rhone J* l-2 BOX .... '...................................;.........Sl.75 GONZALES GROCERY fi* II 4 Clean Tfte last feed is as pobd;alwe first ?' ■ eI _ fi *»|* >»*» B-B ic z w . r r r r n a is laiaoitL. rate. ii i r - v- - *• 'u~-t —**■ __ lLL �MRS. FREp DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 217-.W Carle* fU dpaeateJtegerte* for Men* O ran g e t-F te . 98, Ala*. 6, Cal. Princess Marie Louise Galjtzine monthly mtetWf .ijttd profram o*. the musk depertmtat W Woman's Club In WtJawtMT J ,*,aa '-.p. clubt afM ityrM b. Weiaesday—M n. Harry B. Lewis will '- M tertain t e Fortnightly B ridlf CH k a t » PDepartment of Womaa’s Club meats a t * p. * i ' ■* _______ rLiU ratara Department of Ifoman’a d u b meats at Ctub Houie wk* p. « . ' Tterrstey-M rs. A. f t Wallace Will snteriairr Uw ipamkers of the ThlrteenlBridge d u b i t 8 F> 3*> _ TharsAty—E»st Side Primary Pgrent-ftechera’ Assoflatiop. Thu,M h W tinto r (S**« Play “lo st, A C h 5 * t« « .M t l HW» S ^ 00* ,u d i' tori aim.' * Tharedsj—The Royal Neighbors will meet with U fa. J. L.*-‘Jofne, 611 M yrtlfred Thursday a t 3:30-p. m. All n e u te rs « • raquaated to be pretent. ThareRsy—Mrs. a F. 8ndth will en- f t h K I S t i l n r 1 **■I f nlent to 0 c a n : supple*, dmind anil movement moderate, market a boa t steady for good stock. Fla. 7-f be. hpre. green | 3.60@4.00, ordinary some poor low as 12.26. thin year, ft,9x1. Tomatoes—gin. 1, C aL .l, total 2. Eggplant—Fla. 1, supplies Hgfct, demand and movement moderate, Total thin y te r 23,606. Mat 26J517. .Lettuce .Fla. 1** Ana. 1. Cal. 60. market firm. Fla. crates fancy 34.00 total to . Unrtported Btb, Aria. .9, to 36.00, few best fft.50, choice mostly unfcported 9th, Aria. 2. Total this 33.60. M r lW^M,. la a P y a a r 22,261, last . Kansas City (Clear, H abort) vof’r new tp41, this year new 1.644. Okra and Squash, Eggplant and Pepper* B a . 3, m 1. total thla Pegpcrs—Prices and conditions un­ yea* ,.«w li. . changed from Monday, ^io carlo,t a r­ rivals, no ears on (rack. Beans—Texas 1, 1 car on track, supplies moderate, demand and move­ ment slow market dull. Texas bu. hprs. green, ordinary, 32,00. C ia rtan tl (Clear, 33 above) Tomatoes—No arrivals, 3 cars on track Including broken, supplies mod­ erate, demand and movement slow, Phll. 24. Bost. 18, Pilte. 7, Balt. 6; market dull and wsakar. C al boxes 3 each to Providence, Albany; 2 each lug ripe* wrapped, best mostly 31.60, to New Havaa, Portland, Nw Castle, soft overripe low as 31. Cuban 6a Harrisburg, Newark; 1 each to Hham- ripe* wrapped fancy and choice, con­ okin, Lewiston, Waynesboro, York, siderable overripe, best 34.00fp4.50, Heading, Portland, Norwalk, 3. Nor­ poorer 31* Fla. few express ship­ walk, Norwich,' Hartford, Waterbury, ment* 6s ripe*, wrapped fancy and Newport, Vermont, Springfield, choice 9l.00(o)4.50. ______ , ________ Connelsville, Qlonfalls Bradford, Connelsville, Lettuce—Cal. 2, 8 cars on track Scranton, BrowaviUe, Butler, Leigh­ Including inc lu d in g broken, o r o a e n , supplies n u p p u e s moderate. m auenw , ton, Trenton .Pbttstown. demand and movement alo.vr, market 1Grapefruit—Total 60. To N. Y. 13, ,UUII dull, wcnnvr weaker. Ariz. crates Icebergs Pittsburgh 9; 6 each to Balt., Bost.; M 9404 .&O. 3s 93@>8.76. Florida i/v«.uti, 2 each WilL, Newark; 1 each W a te r - stock, '" New York crates, Big Bocton town, Bethlehem. Wash.. Waterbury, variety 31A0. New Haven, Hartford, Newport, Bean*—Hprs. best 92.50@2.75. few Portland, Wilkes-Barre, Allentown, 33,p o o re r 32. @2.25, few as low as At. City, Lancaster. Tangerines—to­ tal 22 cars. To N. Y. 8, Phil. 5; 3 Poo*—Hprs. 9) @3.50. Poppers— each Boston, Baltimore; 1 each Pitts­ Cratoa 33.50(2)4. Squash—Crates best burgh, Washington, Portland. 93.r>0@4, smaller 3. Eggplant—Crate* Market quotations for Tuesday, De­ la n e sites 34.00®4.50, small 33.50. cember 11. Richmond (Turning Colder, S6 above) 1 Citrus—Suplies liberal, demand improving, movement Improving, Grapefruit 46a and 80s , | 1.75@2.50 ac­ cording to grade, quality a.m tunm- I qther Omitted) Lfttuce—! and moirem ckmaiwl moderate market ateady, FU. crates largo 34-60@B* small. 32.60(6) 300 Flsu CTatca wrapped , "'G° Boston (Clear, 46 |bw ») • top sales t&76@3.00. (C han 34 above) carlbt arrivals, 9 cars on ifwi.it, Two Sanford Girls Pledged By Sororities A t State College For Women At Tallahassee ing. t :: »'* ~* • “Ju stfo r today, dear heart, live large '.-of soul, Just for today walk where the light .ittrja p ip .f a l^ .. For ho to Hvb were recompense and . 'goal. Though life wore ail.” Be'Dot simply good, be good for something. ■ , ThC many friends of Mrs. E. F. that rihe la quite ill a t her home on Ninth Street. r -------Mr*. Clarke Leonardy and Mrs. A1 Zinger motored to Orlando Tuesday for the day. The many frlond* of Alice Elder, who Was recently operated upon for appendicitis, will be glad to know that she is getting along nicely now. Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mrs. W. T. Langley are spending Wednesday in Orlando, combining business and pleasure. Mr. and Mm. C. C. Couch announce the birth of a daughter, Tuesday, December 11, at their home on Myr­ tle AvenUo. Miss Emma P. Howard and Miss Ramsdcl! of Orlando spent the day here very pleasantly Tuesday calling on friends and inspecting the celery and lettuce fields. The many friends of Mrs. Sim­ mons of Palatka, formerly Thelma Harlow, will be interested to learn of the arrival of a little daughter, who has been named Nancy Eliza­ beth. BANQUET THURSDAY. The Sanford Association of Busi­ ness Women will hold its regular weekly luncheon Thursday at 12 o’clock a t'th e Lu-Both Cafeteria. CALENDAR BAZAAR and band concert free, afternoon and evening December 14 a t Hall, Geneva. A gift for everyone. CIKLDRBN’B HOME SHOWER AND bRIDCE PARTY. ....Yesterday afternoon the memSHR Tuesday afternoon the members of the Social Department of the Wom. an’s Club Held their annual shower for the Children’s Home a t Jackson­ ville. Quite a large box of toys and clothing was sent to the home and also 9U.50 in money. The chairman of this department, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, was very much pleased with tho re­ sponse made to the call for gifts. After the shower, the guests were entertained with bridge, Mrs. E. P. ' Alone being the hostess. The club room was lavishly deco­ rated with Christmas ideas and the tally cards were in keeping with the season. After a number of interesting games of bridge scores were counted and the prize, * lovely boudoir lamp, was given the holder of top score. Refreshments of perfection salad, topped with pimento po^uettias. brown bread sandwiches, wafers and coffee were served at the conclusion of the card game. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Dec. 12.—Pledges of the young women attending Florida State College to the sororities on the campus passed the one hundred and ten mark this year, it ia shown by the list of pledges which have just been made public by the various sororities. A complete list of the pledges fol­ lows: ’ Gamma Chapter of Chi Omega: Nell Buchanan, Marie McKean, Carj0^tn Cuesta, Knthryn Frazier, OraL™ O'BHcn. Tampa; Su, Alderman. Fannie Mny Snyder, Mnrgaret McClung, Selina Wilson. Jacksonville; Lillian Long, Mary Kincaid, Rosalyn Wilinmson, Gaincsvile; Hope Foster. Edith Rahncr, St. Augustine; Mabel Decker, Albuquerque, Now Mexico; Lucille Torvin, DeFunink Springs; Mildred Boykin, Tallahassee; Muy* Holly, Sanford. Iota Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi: Anna Leo Avery, Penelope Mills, Helen Baker, Jacksonville; Annette Arthur, Shetmnn, Gn.; Jess Dellcn, Cornelia Dozier, Ocala; Pauline Ea­ ton, Monticello; Caroline Lively, Tal­ lahassee; Annette bidden, Bill Milton, .Marianna; Virgil*a Lewis, ‘Moultrie, Gn.; Crystal Moore, Punnnia City; Wilmn Jenkins; Mnrion, S. C.; Annn Denton, Columbus, Ga.; Gladys Gard­ ner, Selma, Ala.; Auric Ferris, Tam­ pa; Florence Dial, Gainesville; Mne White, Pensacola. Rho Chapter of Sigma Sigmn Sig­ ma: Kathleen Cleckley, Elizabeth Finder, Tarpon Springs; Edith John­ son. Ruby Morris, Gladys Morris, Bnrtow; Elizabeth Fogarty, Marvls Allen, Tampa; Caroline Rodger*, Jacksonville; Macy Horn, Monticello. Alpha Eta Chapter of Delta Delta Delta: Mildred Bruce, Harriet Rob­ inson, Orlando; Grace Crum, Surah Honaker, Tampu; Fay Fletcher, Lakeland; Lillie Fraser, Georgetown, MISS KANNEIl ENTERTAINED G. F. S. The Girls Friendly Society met Tqesdny afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home of Miss Anna Knnncr on San­ ford Heights. The business meeting was opened with a prayer by the Chaplain and recitation of the Creed in concert Full plans were made for the Mar­ riage of the Midget* to be given by the society on January 15. Proceed* from the bazaar were turned into the treasury^ and 9100 was voted to be the society1* quota toward the rebuilding of the Parish llouse this year. The treasurer reported that dues would be payable at the next meet^The next meeting will be held with Mrs. John Lconardi and Miss Carol Stone as joint hostesses. After the adjournment a delight­ ful social hour was spent ‘lujinit which the hostess served candle-light salad and hot chocolate. The pictures taken on last summer’* house party were shown. Those present were the Misses Carol Stone, Jean Maxwell. Florence and Dorothy Mero, Tiilye Benjamin, Anna Knnncr, nnd Mrs. John Ia‘oiisrdi. ■ i f , . . .. . •* S c h e f i e M a fe w * ■!■ LAWYER You caa la d tha name of every lira Buftef** Man In Saaferd la thla Column each day. ............. j’K j ,fc‘- i George A. DeCatteo **• • ■ " A ttorney**i*ljaw Over fh n iaoh M X Sanford ■ 1, )N k F r e d Re W 0mm V. C. CQLLER, Prop. ATTORN BY*AT-LAW ^ , Flrai National Bank BnMWg Sanford . ■ ■ fid * and RIR Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street S l 1 Sanford Novelty General .Shop S. C.; Marion Dunn, Jacksonville; An­ ile McKay, Ocala; Katherine Lee, .C0. few higher. Pearl best, 93.00, ir 92.00@250. Winter Haven; Laura Frank White, Cukes—Express receipts light, de­ Live Onk; Esther Smith, Sussex, N. mand limited, market steady. Fia. sq. Y.; Anna Lemon, Tallahassee. bu. crates, fancy 94.00(g)4.50. Alpha Theta: Elizabeth Clarke Pepper*—Express recipts light, Randolph, Jncksonvilc; Marion Wil­ demand poor, market dull, Fla. pep­ per crates* fancy |4;0O,'few higher.- • liams, Bitshhcll, lit*. Tomatoes— Express and boat re­ Omega Chapter of Sigma Kappa: ceipts light demand and movement Frances Henley, Helen deMontmol- good, Fla. C*. fancy count, best 96.50 lin, Pnlntkn; Mnry Noles, Birming­ @6.00, few 96.50, choice count ripes ham, Ala.; Nellyc Calkins, St. Au­ wrapped, best $4.50, poorer 92.50@ gustine; Yvonne Goolsby, Fort My­ ers; Roberta and Marion Mickler, Tampa; Lucille Daniclis, Fort Pierce; Anna Smith, DcFuniak Springs. Florida Beta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi: Kenny Prewitt, Mary Robinson, ML, Sterling, Kjr.; Karuh Gunn. Col­ umbus, Ga.; Lcnna Hyde, Jacksonvil­ le; Peggy Brunson, Kissimmee; Mary Lcph Hurt, Marion, Alu.; Alary Lou Perkins, Tnllnha3*ee; Ruth Gill, Tam­ pa; Margaret Fcrrau, Eustis; Pauline Ouhnor, St. Petersburg; Elizabeth DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY. Hargreaves, Helen Dutton, DeLand; The members of the Daughters of Mary Calyton, Eufuula, Alu.; Juanita Wesley Class of the Aicthodist Church Andrick, Louisville, Ky. held an important business meeting Phi Epsilon: Eleanor Lott, St. last evening at the Church. Augustine; Mary Margaret Swift, Definite plana were made for the Edith Robertson, St. Petersburg; Au­ Christmas bazaar which will bo held drey Sims, Lakeland; Maxine Wyatt, Friday and Saturay of this week in Wclaka Building. Brudentown; Margaret Wood, Platts- thoThe next meeting of thia class will vile, Ain.; Opal Eubanks, Evelyn Hill, hr in the nature of an old-fashioned Tallahassee. Christmas party. 'Placo and date to Kappa Alpha Chapter of Kuppa be announced later. a'viMs# fsiiiu uuiiiiagii, rzivunut IiU|iy Delta: Ania Johnson, Eleanor Hope PAOLA XMAS TREE. Miller, llampa; Josephine Coarsey, / The Presbyterian Sunday School of Jacksonville; Helen Verncy, Sanford;/ fl Paoia will give a Christmas tree at Agnes AlcCormlck, Mariam McKep- the Presbyterian Church of Paoia on stry, Gainesville; Marion Meffert, Monday, l)cccmbcr 24 at 7:30 p. m. Ocala; Isabelle Todd, Mary Louise Everybody is urged to come and take Holfman, Lakeland; Usabeliu Bird, part. There will be a >hort program, Okeechobee; Lillian Foulks, Eliza­ the feature of which will be “Silent beth Cornwell, Clearwater; Lillian Night Holy Night" with tnbleax. Santa Clnus has promired to come Coyne, Quitman, Ga.; Dorothy Rog­ if he can possibly get there. How­ er*, Lucy Barber, Aloultrie, Ga.; Dor­ ever, he will be sa busy that night othy McDonald, Andalusia, Ala.; Bes­ that he is not sure whether he will sie Fcugiu, Birmingham, Ala.; Eliza­ be able to be present or not. If anyone ha* gifts which they beth Smith, AIndison; Margaret Moor, would like to put upon tho tree, they Tallahasce; Elvira Bollis, Otdamnr. are naked to bring them early Mon­ day night. However, it would be more convenient for the Church if EVENING BRIDGE CLUB. would leave them, properly Entertaining in her usual gracious everyone wrapped nnd tagged, a day or two manner, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat was beforehand with either Airs. II. R. hostess last evening, when she enter­ Cook or Airs. Bessie Stenstrom. tained at bridge nt her homo on Pal­ metto Avenue, The guest* included SANFORD WOMAN HONORED the members of the r,veiling linage Mrs. E. M. Galloway of Sanford Club, there being three tables of play­ ers. •' ’ has had quite an honor conferred upon her when she was recently appointed Exquisite red rosea with foliage and editor of the Florida Bulletin, the of­ Christmas wreaths and other holi­ ficial organ of the Florida Federation day suggestions were used in deco­ of Women's Clubs. It is said that rating the rooms where the card Mrs. Galloway will probably cliooso tables were arranged. her assistant editor and business man­ Tallies designed with miniature ager from members of the Hanford Christmas trees marked the places Woman’s Club. The Bulletin, at pres­ of the players, and when scores were ent, is published at Gainesville being counted after an absorbing game of edited ny Airs. C. W. McCollum of bridge, the prize for high score, a that city. The Bulletin is sent out guest room motto, was won by Airs. every month to members throughout R. A. Newman. The men’s prise, a the state and contains news of the Dutch silver ash tray, went to R. A. activities of the various clubs through­ out the state. Newman. At the conclusion of tho card game For quick results use Herald .Airs. Roumillat served a delectable Want Ad*. They are read by nearly salad course and coffee. Enjoying A!r3. Roumillat’s cordial everybody. hospitality, were Mr. and Airs. D. L Thrasher, Mr. and Airs. R. A. New­ For quick results use Herald man, Air. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mr. Want Ad*. They are read by nearly and Airs. Gihrge A. DeCottes, Mr. nnd Airs. Floyd Palmer, Airs. F. J. Ub© the Classified Page. Gonzalez and F. E. Roumillat. Cards of B aafo rJV lip te* 3 cars, X + 61 1 w , sui ate .demand and mov< market slightly weaker. 7-8 bu. hprs. groen and wax |3.50@ 4.00. . Eggplants and Cukes—No cnrlot arrivals, Monday’s prices and con- Tomatoes—Fla. 1, 3 cars on track, moderate supplies, no sales reported. Cukes—No onriot arrivals, 1 car on track unbroken, light offerings, de­ mand and movement slow, market steady, Fla. ventilated pepper crates fancy 91, choice $3. Reefers fancy Princess Marie Louise Galitxlne, daughter of Prince Galitsine who was Russian minister at Munich, has taken the stage as a livelihood. She is appearing in Paris. unwrapped E lton j ; M oughton ARCHITECT First'National Bonk frdtytnc Sanford, — —Florid* A, P, Connelly A Sons St. Louis (Clear, 32 above) Lettuce—Fla, 1, Ariz. 1, 17 cars on track including broken, supplies light, demand anu movement alow, market dull. Cal. crates Iceberg- 3s and 4s 93.@3,25. Ariz. Cal crates 3a and 4s 33.50. Fla. bu. hprs. Big Bos­ ton 91.50. Fla. Big Boston, Now York Antes, clean-ups, 85c to |1. Beans—Supplies, demand and movement moderate, market ntcady, Tex. bu. hprs. .$1.75@2. Fla. bu. hprs. (7-8) green $2@3.5d, ordinary 91.60 @ 2 .00. Tomatoes—No carlot arrivals, 12 CONSIDER TAX REDUCTION. (tly T kr Z H N lsIr S Prraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Definite assurance that tax reduction legis­ lation will be considered promptly by the House ways and means com. mittee was given Tuesday night by Representative Green of Iowa, pros­ pective chairman, nftor a conference with Republican members of the com­ mittee. Mr. Green, in a formal statement, nsld he expected to call, the commit­ tee together Alonday to tako up the draft of the bill submitted by the treasury, and "thereafter proceed with the work of revision as rapidly as is consistent with accuracy and thorough consideration.” Herald Want Ad will sell that old pioco of furnituro. , EstaUinbed 19W Real Estate, Loans and Insuraaca Phone 48 104*8 Magnolia Avc W, J , Thigpen Real E state FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Inrarfncg STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telsgrsph De* livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260-W z R. C. M A X W E L L Real gatftjk and * , , ■ Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Machine Co. General Machine, and Boilei • Worka ‘ Cylinder Grinding Phone 62 ——• Sanford, Fla. I I'USS MILDREDSIMMONS Teajhjr of; Studio: Rooin 225, M otet Building Phone 498 Phone 498 SERVICE RANSFER SEMINOLE . ABSTRACT CO. Local aid Long Distance Hauling Storage Get an Abstract before buying property & Q. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford, --------------------- Fla. E. A. Douglass, Prt% 2£ iMzrararaiM M M iraRBft W a ite d at the S p e c ia lty S h o p ’s Mighty Purchase Pre-Christmas Sale A t Once. HELP! [ H iz iz r a e g K H ii i Z J iija ja iz r e f e f Z J B a ^ �— Scott H igh Challenged Student M ember o f GATOR FOOTBALL By th e L akeland Eleven Executive Com m ittee STAR’S • RECORDS TAMPA, Dec. 12.— Lakeland High WINTER PARK, Fla., Dec. 1L— * * school’s football team, champion of GAINESVILLE, Ft*., Dec. 12-— Florida ahd undefeated this year, has “Litle Joe” Merritt, Joe K. is his of­ challenged Scott High school of To­ ficial name, has by sheer g rit nailed ledo, O., winner of thb inter-section­ al game with Cedar Rapids (la.) High a regular wing position on Florida’s school, for a game here in the Christ­ varsity this year. He is short on mas holidays to decide the national weight —» exactly balancing 160 interscholaatic champion, it was an­ pounds—but overflowing with pluck. nounced iSaturdajl .The proposed Critics have praised him to .the skies, game is backed by Tampa and Lake­ land business mtn. and are only sorry that the skies are Definite term s to be offered Scott too low. The w ay Joe speedilt gets High School of Toledo, O., for a proed intersections! football game down on kicks and then pulls a dean, e with Lakeland, Fla., High hard tackle, Is a sight of wonder to School's'eleven Christmas day will the fans. He is a bear in the aerial decided upon Monday at a meeting game—a t blocking, receiving and In* of a business committee in Lakeland. te m p tin g . Scott High officials informed the Merrin hails from the home of Lakeland team ’s management that strawberries, P lant City. There Jie the game could be arranged provided began his career a t high school and an agreement were reached on the terms. made himself famous by four suc­ cessful years of football. His classFEATURE BOUT. mates recognised his ability by choosing him as <heir president. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1 2 ^ Jim came to Florida three years "Mickey" Shannon of St. Louts and ago, but footballically speaking, he Young O’lfern of New York will fea­ has been here only two years. Last year, w ith his slight 140 pounds he ture a program of 28 rounds of box­ was able to make a position of sub­ ing in the American Legion’s athletic stitute. ■ Now w ith his ten pound in­ show at W aterfront Park here Mon­ crease he has beat all compettlon. day night. They will meet In a There is noTellFng* what T e will do I scheduled ten-round b o ut.’ “Punch" ifext year, his last, but Texas and oth­ Coleman of this city, will clash with ers may prepare fo r a big shock from Harry Weller of New York in an eight-round semi-final. a little wire. _________ %___ K B& GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 12.— Clyde Norton, a brilliant line man, baa an unusual football record, as be­ fore he eamo to the University of .Florida he had never seen a football, but afte r appearing on the field show­ ed such marked ability as a lineman th a t a fte r one year’s playing on the scrub team was given a regular berth on the varsity as a-guard. Ho play­ ed a great game against Harvard last year, outplaying all that he went against. Unfortunately he broke his collar bone agatns{ a tacking dummy and was kept out of all the later season games. Norton came hero from the Winter Haven high school in 1020, anddiaa a good athletic record as a basketball player in high school circles before coming to the university. His first year here he played on the scrubs, breaking into the line of the varsity in> his second. This year he has hard luck, spraining his ankle early in the season and had to uso crutches instead of his legs. Now, however, he has discarded the crutches, and probably will again get some prac­ tice. ‘ He weighs 181 poundn. EIGHT CLUBS ENTER TAMPA, Dec. 12.—Eight clubs hove signified their intention to en­ ter the West Coast Golf Club this winter, and meeting probably will be held here within the next few dnys to perfect a new organization incor­ porating the new entrants. The Lake Region Club of W inter Haven has ioined with Bartow, Orlando and Bradentown in applying for member­ ship and will compete with St. Pet­ ersburg, Clearwater Rocky Point and Palma Ceia in the cight-club league. SARASOTA TO BUILD ROADS Acordtng to word received here, Rolllim College has the distinction of representing the South on the exe­ cutive^ committee of the newly-formed National Inter-Fraternity Conference of local Creek letter' organisations, which closed its first convention in New York a few d ay s'ag o with a luncheon at the Hotel Pennsylvania. F .W. Palmer, ’23, representing Phi Alpha at the conference, was elected to this position along with B. W. be Randall, University of Vermont, C. L. Martens, New York University, F. W. Loede, Jr., Cornell University, and Utflvursity. conference f i t of the Nsformed under the tlonal Inter-Fraternity Council, by delegates from local fraternities rep­ resenting more than 200 of the tend­ ing institutions of the country, to further the plans of local societies which are petitioning local fra­ ternities. Jealous o f Wife Man K ills Self a t P arty ( d r T l » Am n ____ .. World-famous nouaecs, will HU' a special ___ violinist, will appear* Both this Rach- nient In A tlanta'next Wednesday"^ tnknlnofT and the K rtlsler perform­ the Womens’ Clilb Auditorium under’ will be glvon a t - Wesley Me­ the aUspIdes of thw Atlanta Writers’ ' ATLANTA, Ga., Dee. 12.—Tickets ances morial hall, where Geraldine Farrar Club. Probably no English critics of are being sold throughout the state was denied admittance on the occa­ for three big ' concert attractions sion of ’her recent visit-to Atlanta. contemporary writing is so well in. which aye scheduled to be held in At­ Refusal to permit Miss F arrar to use formed about what is going on on both sides of tho water as Frank lanta during January and February the Wesley Memorial hall,’ after con­ Swlnnerton, accprding to President tracts had been signed for her ap­ under the auspices of the Southern pearance, came from the presiding Russell Bridges, o t the Southern Musical Bureau of A ttend, of which elder of the Methodist chuYch, ______ ___ Musical Bureau,-In a statement made Teh,* .and Russell Bridges <is omsnagor. was said to be duo to Mias F arrar’s ; public Tuesday. Many Atlanta newsJohn McConhack, the noted Irish alleged obscene performance of '■paper men and local writers have tenor, will appear In the auditorium “Zaza’ ’two years ago during Grand Arranged a welcome for Mr. Swlnner. here on January 12th. Two days j j g J J t ‘ ton on the occasion of his visit to the later, January 14{h’ , ‘ Jf" „ ! ° Frank S w Swlnnerton, English novelcity. maninofT, the great pianist-composer, I«Ii4 h u l l LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12* — John George, 28, insurance agent, shot and probably fatally wounded his wife and Eugene Coats, V , tho woman’s dancing partner. He then killed him­ self. The shooting occurred a t a dance in the home of his mother-inlaw here a few minutes after mid­ night. .Jealous because his wife had refused ’to dance with him and was dancing with Coats, has been ad­ vanced as a theory. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON OAK AVENUE FROM TENTH ST. SOUTH TO THIRTEENTH STNotice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pavement on Oak Ave. from Tonlh St. south to Thirteenth SL has been completed, and the completed work has been Anally accepted by the iCty Commission of the City of Sanford. The following in the Anal assessment roll covering said pavement show­ ing the nctual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abutting upon said portion of Oak Avenue. Final estimate for paving Oak Ave. 24 feet in width from Tenth St. south to Thirteenth S t with 2" sheet nsphait on a 0" rock base: 1230 Cu. yds. grading @ 40c ..................................... ....... ......... ....... $ 402.00 2051 Lin. Ft. curb and gutter @ 75c ...... ............ ............................. 1,538.26 149 Lin. F t Flush curb @ 30c ........................ ....... .......................... 44,70 14 Lin. Ft. Granite curb reset <fp 15c ...... ........ ........ ..... .......... 2.10 2978 Sq. Yds. Rock founddtion <g> 75c ............................ ................. 2,232.00 2934 Sq. Yds. 2" Sheet asphalt top @ 97c ............................ 2,845.08 10 Sq. Yds. brick relald @ 42c ............. 4.20 ,42 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk @ 20c ---------- ------ — .................................. 8.40 3.9 Cu. yds. Class .B. Concrete @ 23.00 ............... 87.40 2 Typo A Inlets @ 30.00 ....... .............. flo.oo 2 Type B. Inlets @ 27.00 ....... 54,00 2 Manholes @ 60.00 .............................................. .... ..................... 100.00 3020 Lin. Ft. 3" drain tile @ 65.00 per M. .......... 196.30 304 Lin. F t 12" Storm sewer @ 1.10 ........................ 410.40 Extra Work ................ - ................................ ........ ...... ................. 23.72 2 Monuments at street intersections @ 8.50 ................................ 13.00 Laboratory Inspection of materials ................. _.......................... ,. 101.64 Legal Expense, advertising, etc., 29o ........................................ 1.02.05 Engineering 4 ................................................................................. 324.10 Read This Book r And Get Better Results From. Tour Motor The motor is the heart o f your autom obile, your truck, or your tractor. -Take th e right care o f it and you w ill have few troubles and little expense. In order to help you add to the enjoym ent o f your fam ily cars, and to increase your sat­ isfaction w ith business vehicles, w e have prepared th is booklet—a copy of w hich you m ay have for the asking at any dealer’s. It ' is not w ritten in technical term s, but exp lain s fu lly the operation and care of your m otor and tells you why you should put noth in g in your crank case but T SARASOTA, Dec. 12.—The people of Sarnsotn county have been called upon to vote on January 29 on a bond Issue of 1600,000 to build more roads in the county. The highways will be Intel out by the chamber of commerce and the county commissioners. Five hundred thousand dollars of the mon­ ey will bo devoted to a system of roads on the mainland and the rest will go for a road down the keys and two bridges across Sarasota Bny from the mainland to the key. Total c o s t...................................................... ..................................... $8,690.14 To be borne by City 1-3 ................................. !...... '............$2,896.71 To be borne by adjacent property ..................................... 5,793.13 Number of feet frontage ........... ................. ........................... 1,559 ft. Assessment per foot frontage ................................... ............J.7233 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. E. R. Trafford's Map, Sanford, Fla. Feet. Final Name Description Frontage Assessment >, Tr. 4 ...................... 50 186.17 2, Tr. 4 ................... 50 186.17 RANIS1I ROAD SIGNS M. F. Robinson, Lot 8, Blk 12, Tr. 4 ........... ................. 50 186.17 Jos. Reizenstcin, Lot 9, Blk 12, T r. 4 ....... ................. 50 186.17 DADE CITY, Dec. 12.—The Pasco r. 4 ....... ................. 50 . 186.17 county commissioners have issued an 5 _t.tt 50 < 31180.17 edict banishing road signs in the GAINESVILLE, 'Fla., Dec. 12.— county. Not only will no more signs .......... 00 5 ...... . 180.17 James Richard (Dick) Rose, Jr., is be allowed to be erected along tho B, Peters, Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ... ................. 50 186.17 one whose playing has done 'much highways, but those airendy placed C. A., Betts, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ................. 50. 186.17 toward the success of the 'Gators this must be removed under provisions of C. A. Betts, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 ........ — .......... no 186.17 tho ruling. A campaign with this ob­ yeas. He has helped Lightscy hold ject in view was started several Lucllc A. Tnkuch, Lot 6, Blk. 13, 7'r. 4 ....... ..... ........... 50 186.17 down left end, and has done so in a months ngo ns a step in the general D. C. Howard, Lot 7, Blk. 13, Tr. 1 ........... ........... ... 50 186.17 creditable manner. His ability to plnn of highway beautification. r. 4 _..... ........... ...... 01 238.29 Only such signs ns give necessary has established his fame as a footTr. 1 .................. .. 50 18« 17 road directions will bo allowed to catch passes and to get into the play remain along the roads. Tr. 4 ....-------------50 186.17 ball player at Florida. Dick is 21 W. H. Hynes, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 5 .... . ......- ....... 50 186.17 years old, five feet nine inches tall, WORK CONTINUES W. H. Hynes, Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 180.17 and weighs 170 ponnds. He is one of J. D. Davison, Lot 3, Rlk 13, Tr. 5 ........... ................... 64 238.29 pr the most consistent players in the cally all tho sower pipe laid in the J. D. Davison, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 .................. 50 186.17 Gator line-up. more important Htrects, contractors J. D. Davison, Lot 5, Blk. 13, T r. 5 ...... .................. 50 186.17 Ever since he has been large in charge of the street paving hnvc E V . 4 .... .. 186.17 ...... ........... 50 enough to cary the ball, Dick has finished their work on Michigan Av­ 180.17 no been practicing the pigskin art. His enue and nro now working on Rich iC. M. Hard, I.ot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ............... ______ ___ 238.29 first playing wns in Tennessee but his Avenue. All the paving contracts call I R. Peters, Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 .. ............... .................. 64 high school and prep school record for five-inch concrete. Contracts for Ii. B. Lewis, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 ................... 50 180.17 sowers, paving and waterworks ex­ was made on Floridu gridirons. He tension, airendy awarded, total more B. Peters, I/it 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4 ....... . ........ .......... 50 180.17 played with a number of high schools than half million dolalrs, which was Meierh Rftilty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr, IV. 5 ...... ..... ............ 50 186.17 and prep teams throughout the state provided in n bond issue passed last Meisch Realty Co., Lot. 2, Blk. 14, Tr, Tr. 5 ... .................. 60 180.17 and was an ali-atato tackle in 1921 spring and which wns sold at a good Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. Tr. 5 ...... ........: ................ 64 238.29 price. when he played with Duvul. In 192:1 Meisch Ilenlty Co., I,ot 4, Blk. I I, Tr. 5 ... ...................... 50 180.17 he was the regular right end on the P. B. Dooley, I-ot 5, Blk. 14, Tr.. 5.......... ................... 50 TAX RECEIPTS INCREASE. 186.17 Baby Gator team which won the The above nil dforegoing Anal assesmoants are payable without interest I II * T l i r t M n r l n l r i l I ' r r M ) southern freshman championship, up to December 15, 1923, and from and nftcr such date, said special as­ TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 12.—People blck hails from Jacksonville and is a of Florida will pay $27,025,003 in sessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with in­ junior in the Law College. tnxes in 1923, according to figures terest @ 87e per annum on all deferred pnyments. compiled in the comptroller's office. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford this EXPENSES TO BE CUT. This is an increase of nearly $5,000,- 13th dny of November, A. D. 1923. BRADENTOWN, Dec. 12.—Ex­ 000 over last year. These levies aro (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. penses of clubs in the Florida State irrespective of city and special drain­ 11-11-17-21-2 l-28-12-l-5-8-12-9tc age taxes. League will be cut to the extent of approximately $5,000 per club next season, under plans outlined by the official board. The salary limit will b« trimmed down to come within $2,260 a month for cucli club, including pay of the malinger. lintel bills also will be reduced and allowances for meals will be held to $2 a day for each player. Tho league also, plans to use only one umpire in each •game. A t^J O M OTOR O IL , fa r B S S l m m m K !fe « IS M Don’t Buy! MATCH POSTPONED. MIAMI, Dec. 12.—Owing to illness of Captain Bob Roper, bis match with Mike Nestor scheduled for the Cyclcdrome here Thursday night was postponed for one week. In the interim the Veterans of Foreign Wars have planned to put on three I ten-rou>d contists. fho Roper- j Nestor bout ir preliminary to the j Tommy Gibbons fijtht to lie held hen in Janim iy. V. ung Stribiing r.nd Middleton probably will n's.t fight \ here in January. CONTRACT AWARDED * PUNT A GORUA. lie.:. 12. -Con tract hr. been let to F. O. Wilkin to grade, drain and put in shape the road from Charlotte Harbor to the Sarasota county line at a cost of $92,. 786.51. It calls for completion of the job within 300 calendar days, the work to be under supervision of State road department engineers, that de­ partment helping ot pay the bills. Don’t Dare Buy a Dollar’s Worth of Ladies’ Apparel, Accessories, or Xmas Gifts. W A T C H ! WAI T! LOOK! n*>ii jSKb V “ IM L l m- Ready-To-Wear ’ . « For Tcmorrow’s Full I’age ad with uli the Wrnderful Vn!uc3, Offered by in yctir tar,!; nr.:l l i.lr.’ri .0 t;i your ru furnish n winningcocul'd«atk..i cl lubrication. 214 E. FIRST STREET In Our Mighty Purchase P:e Xraas Sale rten . w m m INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY $ Store Closed all day Thursday arranging our Stock i.M4 ,, Vi TfltaH i nt 1 — 3. �To Rent/ ' ' Sare Time and Trouble and * Money, Conault HERALD WANT ADS Sanford Herald Want Ads Hit the Mark—Sell the Goods CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS t b r m s - c a s h in a d v a n c e Telephoned ads., will be /eccivcd from patrons nnd collector , Bent I T li* ic ....i~ .— ---------------- ••*** ■ V i" It T i m m — 'I * * S THaw -r-r-—...... » '*"* ........... ®«* • "S Time* ................... ...... . '** * ***** Double tate for black facu type. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertion/ Count six words to the line. Mi^imaeV.rhsrgj of 30c for first insi^h3r advertising h re3trictea«U‘p!r”por classification. In case o re lro r The Herald will for prompt and efficient service, CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts nro here for anyone in tho family. Lloyd Shoe Store. Christmas cards G to 10 cts. Handpainted mnhognny and glass console setH, mottoes, and hand-painted Florida scenes. Special prices for Xmas. Mi-Lady's Shoppe, 110 Mag­ nolia Ave. Phone 395. Make this an eclctric Christmas. A complete supply of electric appli­ ances, waffle irons, percolators, toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mngnolia Ave. Phone 442. GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS Armstrong table stoves, waffle irons, heating pads, Hoover suction sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Decorated candles, party bags, books, social stationery, Christ mas cards. Bring*, in your shopping list nnd let us mlvino you, Colbman’d Gift ft Stationery Shop. Christmas cakes linked to order. 1’lncc your orders now. Homo link- MISCELLANEOUS Madam Harriet, Ilcauty Parlor. Rooms 5. 7, P in t N a tl Dank, Bldg. ______Park Ave, Phone 215. lieu the Sanford Stove Works, G02 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. Wo will save you money. Wo aiso re­ AUTOMOBILE GIFTS pair £to voa of nil kinds, grafonalos l’or the cur are an Everlasting re­ nnd guns. 191-tfc minder of your thoughtfulness. We have a complete lino in Xmas pack­ WANTED—Assistance of any kind ages ready for the tree. can be secured by running a want WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. ml in The Herald. This class of ad­ 115 Magnolia Avo. vertising costs very little and is read by nearly everybody. If in need of FLORIDA'S MOST COMPLETE oiricc holp, farm help, cooks, or in GIFT SHOP. fact any kind of help, just phono 118 The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., nnd give your ad over the telephone. next to shopping on 5th Ave., New York city is the advantage of this WANTED—To rent, furnished house shop. Here you will find the latest by responsible party. Small family. and also the most desirable novelties Answer this ad by letter giving com­ suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ plete description, price nnd Jocnton. quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ Address Box 101, caro Thu Sanford able for everyone. Yes, we have the Herald. Chinese gnine Mah Jong. . WANTED—Customers to save Ford Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS When you are in Orlando visit the purchase at Wight’s. Violet Dell Florists. DOLL Ca RTS, wagons, wheel goods for the children. MILLER &. SON. GIFTS FOR THE. BIG IlOY Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, Phone 9. good and hotter shoes, hose, ties nnd WANTED 500 MOTHERS TO BUY caps. CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR D. L. THRASHER. CHILDREN. TH E OUTLET. GIFTS FOR THE LADIES Shoos nnd hose, umbrellas, travel ing bags and suit ca:?*s. I). L. THRASHER. GIFTS FOR THE MEN. Silk shirts, hose, tics, handkerchiefs, robes, bedroom flippers, traveling toilet cases, umbrellas, Buit cases and many other valuable* and useful ar­ ticles. I). L. THRASHER. HAULER oil Heaters. MILLER & SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. Phone 0. When in need of tractor work, new or old land, or harrowing, write Jones ft Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box 23,. Phono 2111. HOUSES—FOR RENT 3/i RENT—Two room furnished H art Schalfuer & Marx clothes housekeeping apartment. 71'J Oak Knox Hats, intervwoven socks, .Man­ hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes FOR KENT—Cottage to February first. Immediate possession. J. E. ties and combination sets in Christ- S.iu rling. Gift j mas box us. FOR RENT—Two nice furnished lolia, McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. housekeeping room , 312 or 311 East 4*h St. $20.00 per month. A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY The whole family would enjoy a Make, your gift^ n_ P|iotogruj)h radio, ,buy_.flt the IIof-Mar KatUfty * Sanford 'Photo Ctf, "cJIlsiv- residential section of MiCo. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. mi. House is of concrete cnijstrueion and contains three bed rooms, Iceping porch, complete tiled hath with rhower, large living room, liv­ in'* porch, dining room, kitchen and either. breakfast fiorch. Completely and nt>diate-1 tractive!)’ furnished. Garage with ___j servant’s quarters. Large city lot 1 sell with cocoa nut trees and other tropical rodiict f„||ugL, Owner desires to rent to re• fani- sponsible party for winter season, tomer. | Address Box 112 care The Sanford Books—the appropriate gift, iconic. Herald, Mobley’s Drug Store. HELP WANTED Nice front bedroom, 117 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUI), FOR RENT—Two furnished light . housekeeping rooms, close in. Mrs, Geo. Conk, 301 Park Ave. FOR RENT—Unfurnished two-room apartment In Eagle's Building, Oak Ave., between Second and Third St. Inquire upstair*. Start the kids off right this year with savings account. FIRST NATION A I, HANK Nothing .will be as murh appreciat­ ed for Christmas n3 a Ford, Take advantage of the new Ford Weekly Purchase Plnu. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Denier. small family, comCall at Herald office GING UP FATHER D R O P O N THE F L O O R »N MV A N T IQ U E R O O M - I LL n MOT L E T "YOU ^>VT IN / C HERE I F I T A r i = z A Q \IN ' The classified advertisem ents on this page from tiny to clay represent opportunities for you. Rend them regu­ larly and you will sec advertised something of value to you. Many fortunes have been made through the use of a littlo want ad. Every day there are advertised on this page good buys in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car th at has been used, you will find w hat you want by watch­ ing these little ads. If you are looking for a bargain, watch the real estate for sale column. It' you need help or want a position, you .will do well to read the situation and help wanted ads, ( It is good business to read the want ads. And it is al­ so a smart man who uses them regularly to get results. The Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford and Seminole county and the advertisements inserted in this paper are read each day by neurly everybody in this section of the state. FOR SA LE MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND LOST—Your opportunity to securo free ticket* to thir Milane Theatre, if FOR SALE—A girl’s bicycle, in per­ you fail to read these wnnt ads each fect condition; inquire Mobley's Drug Store;_____________________ dtiy. Two free tickets are given away FOR SALE—Fine Palms, Rose Plants, daily to the person whose name ap­ Shrubs, Vines, etc. Very reason- pears on this page. Read tjie want able prices. 710 First SL________ _ ads yich day. I-’Oil SALE—Household furnishings. FOUND—Opportunity to buy a,short Mrs. F. I* Nixon, 304 W. 5th St. wave long distance- Radio Receiv­ FRESH supply of pepper, tomato ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ and egg plant seeds. L. Allen Seed tion. IIof-Mnc Battery Co. FOUND—A class pin,l02L Owner Co. Phono 248. can have same by applying at the RABBITS for sale, old and young. Herald office, identifying tho pin and 701 Laurel Ave. G. W. Messenger. paying for this ad. FOR SALE — DeS<*to paints and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty LOST—Sorority pin, crescent enWorks, sole agents. 154-tfc clojing three diamonds; name Au­ gusta L. Hinton, on back. Finder BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries and blackberries—all varieties su it-1please return to Herald.office. $5.00 able for home and commercial plant-) reward. ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous,, LOST—On W. 3rd St., Bill Hook full well rooted plants insure good enrly, of accounts of Seminole Medicine profits. For fdll information and il» Co., of Tampa. Please return to Park lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ Avenue Garage, or phone 271) and ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla: receive reward. well rendered nnd much enjoyed by LOST—Female pointer dog. White with brown spats. Please notify the large nudience. P, J. Dykes, 50fi Elm Ave. FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. Cost §(H) when now. Will sell cheap. Inquire nt Sanford Herald office. F ull SAl.fci—Khoile Island eggs —a uary drive yourself. .'setting, 15 eggs $1.00. Second St. Phone 3. Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, I*. A. MEIIO ford. Phone 3303 8 General Auto Repairing FOR SALE—IMPORTED ;ht Bros, Bldg. Phono 394 REASONABLE PRICE BARGAINS, BARGAINS. OUTLET. Oakland Touring. FOR SALE—Seed potatoes, selected Chalmers Coupe. stock. All varieties. Chase ft Co. Dodge Roadster. FOR SALE—Four young mules" for Dodge Touring. snio, cheap, or trade for real estate. Dodge Sedan. See Policeman Dyson. Seripps-Rooth Touring. Foil SALK—A few fine home-grown Oldsmohilc 8 Touring. turkeys for Christmas. Phone 3202, Raich fi Touring. Beliar Grove. ____________ Liberty Touring. NOTICE F’onl Touring. We will in* open each evening for business beginning Dee. 15th, to nnd KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, including Monday, Dec. 21th. J. G. Oakland Sales and Service. McCrary 5 ft 10c Store._________ Third St. and Oak Avo. Phone 17 $2.50 per box for Xmas oranges, packed and shipped. See Joe Guerry, WANTED good medium size mule ami Route No. 1 wagon in exchange for rrul good Ford, one-ton truck. Sec May, Dodge Garage. Phone 3. Skating at Ixike Mary tonight REO TRUCK 1922, special long body very good. Sanford Motor Co. Dodge Dealers. Phone 3, AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS FOR RENT—Two, three or five fur­ nished rooms and garage, $29.09, $25,00 and $30.00 respectively. I). T, Tiller, Paula, Fla. teration.i. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W, 5th St„ phone 411. COLUMBUS, Ohio., Dec. 7— John B. Moure, legislative agent for the United StateB Mine Workers of Am­ erica and president of the Ohio Fed­ FOR RENT—Five-room house in eration of Labor, died here today. good condition, located on hard load Herald Wnnt Ail will sell that old twentw minute drive freon Sanford. Good water. II. C. Du Bose. piece of furniture. Try a wunt ad—they get results. HOUSES—FOR SALE | FOR SALE—Five for planting; located Cameron City.1onc(, monthly. This is a bargain. See Immediate possession. Circumstances L, Alien, p, 0 . Box 981, Sanford, FI*. placo this on the market a t a v e r y ---------------------------- ---------- - , low price. Jjvo us and save money. FCR SALE OR RENT—Centrally loSlrout Agency, Milane Theatre ffidg. catcd dwelling eight rooms and xleepFOR SALE—Bargain, five acres of toff Worth your Inquiry and land, close in. Box 117. consideration. A. P. Connelly * tfrtti « a 1 tr_a . ...if__1o iippa. rtf /»it. .-ons. 188-tfc. FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow. $500.00 cash balance ns rent. A. P. Connelly ft Sons, 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 18. FOR SALE—Ono 10 aero lot three *. miles south of Sanford. Eureka FOR SALE—House and large lot In Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. Hammock—celery Delta. Address Richard Stephenson, M. D., West Britt Realty Co. Lebanon, Inti. FOR SALE—Bungalows, house builds FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; ing lots. AH sections of Sanford. Britt Realty Co, country property. Britt Realty Co, FOR SALE—New two story Stucco FOR SALE—one of the best corner house, close in;* inquire G15 Myrtle location sin Sanford, 11 room house, garage with two rooms over it, for nr.lo or will trade for vacant lots or rUK Kfc.rH—fcive room house for i ity property of nny description on rent, good location, on paved street, right basis. A. I*. Connelly & Sons. $15.00 per month. A. P. Connelly A Sons. 193-trc. FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on INSURANCE Palmetto Ave. $4200.00, terms. Insure your property fully. Britt Realty Co. Insure carefully—Insure Snfely, v/e represent the best in insurance, FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun­ galow, all improvements, located and carefully watch your interests. on Palmetto Avenue, a t * bargain. A. P. CONNELLY ft SONS See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-Wlggly I’OT^SALE—Three, iS a ld iT b u ilT - Store. ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will FOR SALE Or trade, house and lot. A bargain, 3-rooms, almost new. nerifice for $2100.00. Britt Beatty Large lot facing Palmetto. Automc/ bile in good condition accepted as first 10R SALE—Two fine building lots, payment, balance $25 per month. F. located on one of the best corners Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop. i i Sanford, paving nnd aide walks bath sides- At bargain. See Britt FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ erty on First Street. B ritt Realty Realty Co. FOR SALE—Five lots located on FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5 room Sanford Ave., opposita Rose Court, bungalow with sleeping porch, on rich 50x130. Two of them corner Pulmctto Ave., four blocks from Flrat l*>ts. Easy terms. Britt Realty, Co. St. $3500.00, small payment down, FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, balnnco like rent. Britt R%nlty Co. 400 trees, location on Inke, twenty r. inutes from Sanford. A good buy n. $0,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. Mill SALE—5 acres celery farm, FARM WANTED—5 to 10 acre*. tiled, all equipment, good location Must he a bargain for cash with c i hard road, clme to town, a bnr- wells nnd part tiled and a t least 3 acres ready for planting immediately. g iin, terms. Britt oKalty Co. Must have possession by the 18th of this month. L. Allen. P. O, Box 981. - Pugilism was first brought _ into The Daily Herald, 15c.per. porminenco by James Figg in London Herald Want Ad will sell that old i t 1719, ami was partleunrly popular , h ;tween 1734-1750, when Jnck piece of furniture. Broughton flourished. To this noted Try a want ad—they get results. li ixer we arc .indebted for the invent on of the boxing dlnvc.t, or muffler n ; it was then called, as well ns for t o first code of rules, from which tho e at present iri une have been developed. REAL ESTATE WANTED FELT TIRED, SO TIRED NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance with the Charter and in n.-eoriluncc with provisions of law, the annual meeting of the StockI’ tillers of the Seminole Securities Company will bo held nt tho office o ’ the President of the Company in the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 8 h day of January, 1921, at the hour of 4:01) o’clock p. m., fur the purp tse of considering such matters as may be brought before it. Dated this tho Sth day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1923. F. I*. FORSTER, Attest: President. ALFRED FORSTER, Secretary. 13-12-19-20-3tc CITY REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN. Notice is hereby given that tho b ioks for the registration of voters i ' the City of Sanford, Florida, has this day been openisi for the purpose of registration, and will remain open Every thing to build your homo until January 2, 1924. Phono 135. Witness my hand ns City Clerk n id the f.enl of the City of Sanford, MIRACLE n T n V RETE co T FOR RENT—5 furnished rooms, pri on this tho 12th day of DeGeneral cement work, sidewalks Florida, FOR RENT—Comfortable two-rooni building blocks, irrigntoin boxes. J em ber, A, D. 1923. (SEAL) L. II. PHILIPS, apartment; inquire 200 E. 3rd St., E. Torwillegor, Prop. City Clerk. or New Era Printery. APARTMENTS FOR RENT The Daily Herald 15e per week. BUILDING MATERIAL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Carter Lumber Company Lumber nnd Building Material - N. Laurel St. Phono 505/ m in i Lady Say« S&* Was R » Down, Suffered WithHerBuck, Took Cardhri, and Got Well Richmond, Ind.— write a line or so, to good health and strength to Cardui," a m a letter from Mrs. Cora Courtney. 31 Railroad Street, this city., "1 was alt run-down until my family thought they would lose me," writes Mrs. Courtney. "My husband coaxed me la take Cardui, so, to please him, I did, tad will say I do not regret it, for I am able to do all my work and do my shopping. "I have five children, four in school, my husband and a boarder to do (or, sod I do all my own work lor all ot us, aad find time to play. We all praise CardtL. Every sick and run-down woman should lake (his wonderful medicine. “ I suffered with my back; a very w ofe feeling in my limbs. "I felt hardly able to drag; just tired—so tired all the time. "It was an effort for me to do any-* thing, but Cardui helped me so I felt lisa a diiierent woman." If you are in a nln-dowo physical condition, sutferingas this Indiana lady says she did, give uurdui a (air trial, ft should help yoil. Take Cardui. Registered U. S. Patent Office W H A T D ID 1 T E L L T O O ACCUT L E T T IN C i C lC A R A'bHEL^b _ VfTHAPPeriS rtL ,rtnW READ FOR P R O F I T Use for Results DRESSMAKING MAN WA NT ED — Snlesman A GIFT THAT LASTS automobile to Ink** crew on Call nt Lincoln Hotel between Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase 8 p. m. P. C. Hill. plan. Make your deposit at nny bank. EDWARD HIGGINS, Herald Want Ad will sell that old Authorized Ford Dealer. piece of furniture. Suitable Christmas Gifts, for the For quick results use Herald little follow, Knynes wash satin nnd woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. I.. Want Ads. They tire read by nearly everybody. Thrasher. / Everyday There's Newer of Tniporfai To You in the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS THE O NLY COMFORTABLE CHAIR 1N TH E H O O tiE »t>lN A N TIQ U E-R O O M I LO V E T O trtT ir s THEK*e AN* -btriO K E I3 U T ----- o h : THAT VA*bE IN THE W INDOW lt> FROM THE N E V E R M IN D lT*t> TEN T H — ) W ANNA TAKE ,— HISTORY N O W - r W R A P IT UP* I J l IT HONE. ( : WHAT CO U LD RE a h v SW EETER READ “My Life With Maggie1 \ I ppcartng Daily s here in th-s gtjtnU' .11 Make Money For �**R. R. Kihard ofC rdteent City, Fbu, fts s a m a & m white in the city on bostons. On' Friday fcvdfrtn^, December 14, a r raemberahip meeting- of the K •nd whkD establishes M the industry, attains to | u L m ori' t t d t U . ^ O n» < o ro v . > m » . •pW iitlvcii the Rout# factory, fires hey* lighted »■*»« M" eecoad nminlng two, H la exported, Will'he going shortly after, the rs t of'.the year. When the factory gate fa fail operation it jwfll hare a^ •*[~nte f capncity of mora than I Q /m S f AT THE MILANE sartt tng ■; 8 p. m. MT, M.kh’, Dae, l|^ -Q te»l 4UM- with dramatic situa­ f t . M. Cathrae*, mil Known account­ 1 Rted Carry, organlxer f o r th * aal-teype U m * help* nwde a t the F o r i H o ta an t of Eoitia, waa m Sanford today Florida Citftos Exchange, will be the tions, a-eoopla of attempted murdert, Company's plant a t ftfarar Rouge and orach act ton; la a cabaret. When dh buaineta of making; Ja^m s Blanche Manafteld learn* that her hringa tho company ona atap further tax reporta, fo r aereral Sanford lorer ia catting"her aside to marry in tta program to control the manu­ of intaraat and vqlue to tkp entira G rata Ektrida*,. aha stabs him. ‘He community. Thlij mealing- ia open to recover. DtslRueloned, Grace breaks facture o f -ta ctic a lly everything en­ IS* Lodslnger of Brunswick. Ga., an cttiiaaa of Seminole county, and her engagement arid seeks seclusion tering into ita products. d. In rcgetablea and in anonymity, Blanche also moves ell known druggist of th a t city, is 9- o’clock Wednesday afternoon With the naw factory in* operation .visitor to Sanford, coming down to farming,, h ta be present. jty Commission will meet to and chanjrte Aar name. Thus, the two the third and largest g lfss producing ok over business conditions. He Is bids for the purchase of the women who bate each other become , a guest of the Valdes. •0 bond issue for park and TEST WELLS DRIVEN friends and neighbors. Then comes fge improvements, Tha first o f a series of test wells the denodhtement. -'The tamo impulse E. W. Webb, Tampa, Fla.: W. D. fas expected that a number of *John T. Donovan"!is a prominent to ba driven byf the ity ip nri' effort that stirred Blanche to kill-her lov­ Miller, Jacksonville, R a . i C .i l . Mann, tralabe received for these bonds visitor to 8anford from Boston, to obtain- fa r Sanford a supply of er,' drives Grace to ’shoot Blanche. Jacksonville, Fla.: J, M. liter, Jack­ ir* of the 80-year m aturity If you wish to nut a W ant A4 With her recovery comes understand­ sonville, Fla.; Sherman Fay, Fart Mosu., nnd ia spending several days bearing Interest a t the ra te of r.ofjt water, has been completed, and ing and forgiveness, Grace and Rob- Wayne, phone 148 and a solicitor .will call Ind.: Henry Torney, Balti­ par cent payable smi-annualiy. the woter obtained, is as .soft as any rt are happy, and . Blanche marries more, Md.; A. Saurwslt, Phils., Pa.; Some other matters of importance water, that may bo found in the tSato, P. L. White. Titusville, Ga.: rf. Ad­ A. Witman, of Tampa, officially wgra also expected to come up becock, Jacksonville. Fla.; A. 0. Drum­ Williams, city man­ mnectod with thq *National Paper acording to W. ftjfa the commission. mond, Bonifay, Fla, »., is In the city on business and ager under whoso supervision tho R, R. Kinard, Crescent Ciy, Fla.; making the Valdes his headquarTO TAKE CARE OF XMAS RUSH John T. Donovan, Boston. Mass.; A. i'": J wells nro being drilled. l a order to take care of the usual ELKS MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT rrs. . Witman, Tampa. Fla.; D . M. Col­ The well, ju s t finished was drilled Christmas rush, Postmaster J . P. lier, Rochester; N. Y.; Miss Lenam Hall announces that on Thursday or I The B. P. O. Elks will hold its reg­ . - Newton Lovell, formerly of Sanford on. the extension of South French Story, Jacksonville;: Felix Garcia, Fgjday of thte week, he will have| ular meeting Wednesday-night a t'F bat now residing in Tamps where he Avenue beyond tha ity limits, The Jacksonvilte, Fla.; J. G. Nace, Jackerected on the vacant lot adjoining oViock a t the club house. A full is employed by the Peninsula Tele­ depth of the tyoU 1* D1 feet. Other j tonvUle, Flau B .■J. H ardm an, Jaekt£f postoffice a small tent where attendance of its members is urged phone Cd., is visiting here for several isnnville: J. S. Harris. Atlanta, Ga.; wells >111 ba dHUhd on th Lake Mary to be present M t l s i i i may be mailed. The regular days.' H. L. Erns|, Ocnte, Ma.; C. 8. Andy, road and other places in* tho saml hills M roofapat windows will be open in ’Jacksonvilte, Fla.;-A. Hercules, JackUm poatoffice also and packages may LEGION MBETING WEDNESDAY i sonvlllft. Fla.; G. Ledslnger, BrunsV» A. Stewart of New York, was south And southwest of Sanford. bo aiailed at either place. among the arrivals a t the Valdes Mr. William a is of the opinion that . NIGHT. .'My* »HU further said that all winThe Campbell-Lossing Post Amer­ Monday and will remain in Snnford the water which Will be obtained in all dmra with eXnptiob of the money oMmr department, will bo open Christ- ican Legion will meet Wednesday for several days calling on old friends the wells will bear out tho opinion ■tea day HM between 9:30 an 10:30 6’- night a t 8 o'clock a t the Court House which has prevailed th a t thore Is for its regular session. •ktek. v \ . __________ _ soft water available in a largo qunnAlt*. - ** M rig ton. HI.; F. H. Fichtlg,' land, Ohio; Mrs. E. A. McLsughDRILLED 70 FEET CHICKB NDINNBR. on, N. C.; P. If. Walsh, lln, Cleveland. Ohio: G. M. Broaks, Mahoney-Walker had drilled to n on. N. C.{ J. E. McNeltey, New York City; J . W. Finney, Hod»7ttiuruR/i LHiifiniunif ni u |> * in• g il Valdex. Saturday, beginning at 6 p. m., in f, depth of about 70 feet on tho well the corner room of the Welska Build­ A on, N. C.; W. H. Oliver, At- j son, N. Y.; T. L. Carson, Jackson------------------------------ -- . at Commercial Street and Park Av- ing, the Methodist ladies serve a fine Glenn Konncrly, Jackson-, rillo, Fla.; B» P. Stiles, Jacksonville, 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS <mue up eotii noon Wednesday. It 1 .5 J. B. Spotawood, Jack- Fla.; Frank 8. Bowen, New York chicken dinner. Comedy\ i 'expected that the well will prob­ •V December 11. Fla.; C. L. Jones, Atten- City: S. A. Biate, Now York City; MENU. ably be dug to a depth of approxi­ Arlie Pounds arid husband to Wil­ R. T. Paco, Atlanta, Ga.; F, n. Collier, Newark. N. J.: J. B. Baked Hen, Dressing, Gravy ' lis E( Norwell. Prices-10 aiuf f&>C«htk mately 150 feet before n largo flow elsoh, Atlanta, Ga.: C. F. Carlisle, Jr., Ocala, Fla,; Burgess Cranberries Pickles of w ater can bo obtained. ^ S ta te of Florida to Hiram L. jtnphi*. Tenn.: W. W. Pitt- West, Atlanta. Ga.: H. u . Cowan, Creamed Potatoes itko, Fla.: J. W. Carr, Tam- Jacksonvilte. Fla.; T. O. Brown, Or- Thumday—“The HUtety.'aad. Ntee" Smith. v* . Hot Rolls BUILDING PERMITS •S ta te oT -Florida to D. S. Dratedy. Mr. and Mrs. B. Vance, Ar- Hnrto F’a.: V. A. Stewart, NeW York Russian Dresqnlg ' State of Florida to Schelle Malnes. ).; J. M. Schroidcr, Tumpn, City; M. C. Hays, Hartford Conn.; With Colleen M ow'anivap^U.atag Eight building permits, totaling Lettuce, H earts Apple Pie Cheese * • State of Florida to Chuluota Co. 3. Iiodjtln. Greensboro, N. P. L. Whitn, Titusville, Fla.: F. J. 12,276 for’ repairs on dwellings in Coffee Rufus II. Cooper and wife to F. H. . Dittus, Cincinnati, O.: L. Danheiser. Columbus, Ga.; T. J. Mills, Sanford, have been isscud during Dc- w k " l V A J ; •-! iron, Driytona Beach, Fla.; Jr., Jacksonville, Fla. Price 75c 4t IJouglass. t a r n r up until Wednesday. « a » ' t T a K % ,S5 tevwwr- In (Us Electrical Shop; 7 d d « ^ * N to Qad something saiUbte fof. «v4ry purse and purgees sad wise you’ll make yo«r. aptectief garfar, white our. stack te coaspdahp : BAH C V fW ; s e w in g m a c h in e VACUlllI CLSA We also have a nice line of Fountain Pens, Ink Pencils, Gillette jRaaomBoje, 'e tc . ,J' :rr We not only handle complete Radio Sets, but all accessories that are need­ ed for the set you already have.' Foot of First Street 105 Palmetto Ave. e—« ■" ■ ■ ............— - ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ irakAV. . -r rJ L r .^ 3 | ■ j- ■rrwv - i V E L E C T R IC Here are a few gift suggestions tb i t Combine beauty, utility and economy! E le c t r ic a l They will UEAUTIFY your home and be u joy for years to come will gladden more hearts this Christmas than ever before • They will lighten the HOUSEWORK and will be a joy to th<^ wife for a long time ---------------------- S U G G E S T I O N S IOOVER- VACUUM CLEANERS FLASH LIGHTS TABLE LAMPS CURLING IRONS ELECTRIC IRONS Dozens o f o th e r u s e fu l g if ts . PRACTICAL XMAS GIFT SUGGi^njQ>N8 BEADING LAMPS ' * ' FLOOR LAMPS ELECTRIC TOASTERS APEX ELECTRIC CLEANERS ------------------------- TOASTER^ HEATING PADS • i W w **™ * PERCOLATORS TABLE STOVES HEATERS Moke an ideal Ch(Jlito)sFi! one’ needs aq cle^tpc fin could not And snjl, \yfa s f°r. th« price yau wdujji’j WATCH T H ^ ‘,W S & ti ,SATURDAY EVEN! I’a>* u s a v isit now Give Useful Gifts This Christmas 112 M agnolia A venue -t-------------- ------------------------- Phone 113 5 ■ u a s a im iH y u a s B B s s a H iia H M u a c s H iJ s a H u s u u e a u s s is a s a H S H ia i. C U R tlN ^ PQUDOIB l3 » p 3 IL U L llU iU i, 113 MAGNOLIA PHONE 441' 1 �w , . t « . ' t. SESSIONOF W. M. V. M u i i i l k i WUI M art » t DeLaad P W T k r* D .y S M r i o ^ G ^ Program Arraafefi. DELAND, D#c. 10.—The Woman’* Mittioruiry Union of Florida will natt her* Monday fo r the thirtieth annwl ie«rion, which will continne through thw 18th. Morning and afttnxion aeulona will bo hold. On Toooday the Baptiat convention of Florida also will assemble here for a meeting of several days. The opening day of the Woman's Missionary Union convention will be featured by a missionary mass meetlog at 8 p. m.» «t which mlaalonaries will be presented, and Mrs. W. C. James, president of the organisation throughont Southern Baptist conven­ tion territory, will speak on "O ar Northern European." Organisation, appointment of com­ mittees .enrollment, resolutions, me­ morial a»d publicity will be among the matters on Tuesday's program in addition to the annual address of the president, Mr*. N. C. Wamboldt, the official reports of the corresponding secretary and the executive commit­ tee. Divisional vice presidents will make their reports prior to adjourn­ ment in the afternoon. Recommendations of executive committee, election of officers, nomi­ nation of vies president of Southern Baptist convention, training school trustee end member of M argaret Fund committee, will be taken up Wednesday. An address Thursday afternoon by Rev. A. Scott Patterson, of Africa, preceded by varioua reports and dis­ cussions, will end the sesion. I heard. I came out to listen be­ hind that pair of pants. "Lost, A Chaperone, Dec. 13. Miami—Construction of new cause­ way, spannig Biacayne Bay, to bo started January 1. Use the Classified Page. 4 ' ;isT?*|V7 .4 ^ V», J #« » • -. - m m m m m — rn alone or it affiaaee with other cor­ porate Trade Commission Its finding* In repetted invettlgatlon of the bituminous coil Industry, Shows Body Active the commission tald, were still "hand Steven General Economic Inquiries (capped".by court review, and the In­ ' Were Pushed During Year—H*. ability so fa r to obtain figures on investments, profits, and costs. pert Business Increases. The Webb-Pomerene law, empow­ ering American concerns to associate WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-A re­ in export trad# enterprise under com­ view of a year’s tjpdeavor to restrain mission scrutiny had furnished business methods opposed to good morals and tending to monopoly, was ground a t the end of the year for put before Congress Monday by the combinations in 123 industries. The Federal Trade Commission in its an­ report noted an ' increase in the nual report. Along with the series amount of export business under the of investigations and proceedings associations, and a general Increase against hundreds of individual buai- n the amount of trade interest taken neaa houses and trdde associations, In international business. Adminis­ the commission described the-general tering the law, the report said, the economic Investigations which it has commission had found opportunity to conducted by special order of Con­ remedy grievance* of foreign pur­ gress or otherwise, into the industries chaser* against American producers o f grain exporting and coal mining, in a number of instances, and com­ into speculation on exchanges, and In­ mented that the practice went far to trade practices such as that in­ "to the establishment, of good will in volved in the "Pittsburg base" for foreign markets." No recommendations for legisla­ bteel sales in the west. tion were made. There were, during the last fiscal year, commission complaints directed ReNeyed Boy’s Cough. against 2,384 separate respondents, Mrs. L. Van Belle, Pcndroy, Mont., alleging improper conduct in com­ writes, "I like your Cough Medicine mercial transactions, or the mainte­ nance of unlawful customs in trade. Very well. My little boy, 0 years old, These, and others pending, resulted had a very bad cough and after using !n the final issue of 78 orders, direct­ FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM­ ing individuals and groups to desist POUND he Secured rejlef.” For coUghs, colds and hoarseness there is the practices complained against. The commission's report in its no better remedy on the market to­ legal sections showed that continuous day than FbLEY’S HONEY AND litigation had been precipitated, by TAR COMPOUND. It has stood the appeals of concerns involved from test of time, serving three genera­ final of tentative findings directed tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ against them, the result of which, the stitutes.—Adv. report sold, had been “to develop tho law of business practices under the court's rulings." Eleven general economic inquiries LITTLE TOTS’ were pushed during the year, the NURSERY TUNES commission pointed out, and several wore brought to the final report stage. These included the investigation into SONGS, GAMES, STORIES ON the ffcct on cotton and cotton prices RECORDS of central exchange operations. One of them, on petroleum, the commis­ F. P. RINES sion added, hnd expressed the find­ Phono 481-J ings that the "whole trade was dom­ 105 Pal. Avo., inated by the Standard Oil interests," ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN THE GRANAIlA SECTION OF CORAL GABLES SBA VICI< * • O p p o rtu n ity at Full T id e New Low Prices on Studebaker Closed • The Magnificent Development of Coral Gables— the Wondrous Beauty of Coral Gables— the Rapid Increase in Coral Gables Values-~ all Combined to One Big Timely Opportunity in the New Granada Sedion. Coral Gables greatest ami most beautiful development is the Granada Section—a tract com­ prising about 1,500 lots of. whieh 800 are offered below regular prices during the period of development. Cars Light-Six two-pass. Coupe-Roadster $1195 $1395 Light-Six five-passenger Coupe $1485 Light-Six five-passenger Sedan Special-Six five-passenger Coupe $1895 Special-Six five-passenger Sedan $1985 495 Bog-Six five-passenger Coupe . 685 Big-Six seven-passenger Sedan The Granada Section is intersected near its eastern boundary by the magaifiieent Granada entrance, and its western boundary by the equal­ ly imposing Prado entrance, construction of which is now underway. The two great boule­ vards, Granada Boulevard and Country Club Prado, which intersect the Granada section and link it up with the extensive beautifying improve­ ments in other sections, arc the finest in the en­ All prices f. o. b. fsetory Only the prices have been reduced. The <fiuhty remains the same. It U a Studebaker policy to share savings with its customers. With the a^U itww. o f another enormous unit to its $8,000,000 Closed Car plants at South Bend, Studebaker costs are reduced »nd the purchaser benefits accordmgly. In justice to yourself,you should comeinand see what Studebaker has tooffer before you decide on any car. tire suburb. Not only is the Granada section in tho heart of Coral Gables highest grade development but it is also in tho center of tho suburb’s greatest » building nctivity at the present time. Eighty-six new homes ranging in price from $7,500 to $25,000 are now in' the course of construction, and the beautifying improvements which characterize all ol’ Coral Gables is being pushed here to the utmost. Opportunity is at full tide! The De Luxe pullman busses running from this territory to Coral Gables provide the greatest free sightseeing trip in America. Make your reservation at the local office or the office nearest your home today. Grasp the opportunity that is yours. s Jiiami's Jnaster Suburb j a ■ ’Lffitfjll SAN JUAN GARAGE Sanford, Florida V H Z8 IS A S T U D E B A K E R / GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer i■ DAMMEIIS & BURNES. General Sales Agents. ■ Sanford Office: Milane Theatre Building. U. W. ELDER, Manager s ,i YEAR : a a a ✓ ‘ <■ >■ Executive Offices: 158 East Flagler St., Miami. Florida Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Reach, Daytona, Orlando • Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DcLnnd, Fastis and Cocoa B B ■ in n w x H H H x x x H M B B X B x x x x x a a x M B a a a iM M B X x a x H M a a x a a x a M X H a x a M H M M iu ttH B iiiM V M x a a ia B lfM l \9t~- �■Tr nsoumoNNO.ii2 v- bonds provided f*r by;this-ordlmn*. to-wit: To acquire,' establish, purchase fore* and effect and unappaaled, and Derived from the Sale Thereof to be CHASE NATIONAL BANK and construct a water work* plant or Section Seven: That the form of the propriety and finality of vrhieh Used to Purchase Furniture, Fixtures New York City, N. Y. plants, including suitable land, ease­ the ballot for taid election shall be a« said Judgment and decree .sin c e Its and Equipment for the Municipal Li­ ments, structures, bolters, engines, follows, to-wit: A RESOLUTION PRESCIBING THE rendition, has in no manner been brary," which said ordinances were BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, dynamos, machinery ,»tand pipes, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR “ FOR THE APPROVAL of . that challenged or questioned, and, THE ACQUSITION AND ESTAB­ duly enacted nnd adopted by the City That after said bonds have been ex­ reservoirs, pumps, conduits, nnd other FORM AND DETAILS OF AN certain ordindneo of tho City of SanWhereas, nil precedent conditions ecuted as herein provided, they shall LISHMENT, OF AN ELECTRIC Commission of the City of Sanford, ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE CITY apparatus and appliances necessary ford, F lor^a. numbered 68, entitled; and requirements imposed by law to each be presented to tho Clerk of the' LIGHT AND POWER /PLANT Florida, on the 31st day of August, OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, IN in obtaining, accumulating and dis­ 'An Ordinance Providing for the OR PLANTS, BY THE CITY OF THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED exist, happen and be performed, be­ A. D. 1023, pursuant to a vote of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial tributing an adequate supply of wa Acquisition and Eatabtishment of an SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO BE AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOL­ fore said bonds or any part thereof, majority of tho qualified electors, Circuit of Florida, in Bnd for Semi ter, .said water works plants or Electric Light and Power Plant or MAINTAINED AND OPERATED LARS, AND PROVIDING FOR can be lawfully issued, do exist, have residing within the boundaries of the nolo County, for the purpose of hav plants, when completed, to be oper­ Plants, by tho City of Sanford, AS A PUBLIC UTILITY, AND THE LEVY OF AN ANNUAL happened and have been performed, City of Sanford, Florida, nt nn elec ing endorsed thereon a certificate of ated nnd maintained hy the City of Florida, to be Maintained and Oper­ ’ AND PROVIDING FOR AN IS­ and the form and details of said lion duly nnd legally called, held and validation in tho form hereinabove Snnford, Florida, as a public utility, TAX UPON ALL TAXABLE SUE OF UTILltY BONDS BY ated as a Public Utility, and Providfor tho purpose of furnishing to the PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY bonds, and the interest coupons to be conducted on the Dth day of October, prescribed, and THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ ng for nn Issue of Utility Bonds by BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, City of Sanford, Floridn, nnd to the OF S A N F O R D F L O R ­ thereto nttnehed, nnd the special tax A. D. 1923, the ballots cast a t said IDA, IN THE SUM OF THREE the City of Sanford, Florida, in the IDA, SUFFICIENT TO PRODUCE to he annually levied to pny the in­ election and the vote nnd returns That for tho purposo of making duo inhabitants thereof, nn adequate ami HUNDRED AND TEN THOUS­ Sum of Three Hundred nnd Ten EACH * YEAR THE SUM OP terest on said bonds, and, to create thereof having been duly canvassed, provision for the payment of the ample supply of water, AND DOLLARS, THE PRO­ Thousnnd Dollnrs, the Proceeds to bo a sinking fund for the retirement of proclaimed, certified, filed, recorded, principnl and interest of snid bonds EIGHTY-EIGHT HUNDRED DOI Section 3. I t is the determination CEEDS TO BE DERIVED FROM Derived from tho Sale Thereof, to be said bonds nt maturity, not having nnd declared ns required by Inw, nnd ns they respectively fall due, there LARS TO PAY THE INTEREST of the City Commission of the City THE SALE THEREOF, TO BE Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchase also pursuant to certain orders and shall lie nnd there is hereby assessed, ON SAID BONDS, AND S U F F !-|bo?n Properly designated, nnd.it now of Sanford, Florida, that the sak USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB­ nnd Construct nn Electric Light and being desired, th at the same be so in­ resolutions of the City Commission of levied and ordered to lie collected CIENT TO PRQDUCE EACH sum of Three Hundred nnd SeventyLISH^ PURCHASE’ AND CON Power Plant or Plants,' nnd dicated, the City of Sanford, Florida, duly upon ull tnxnblc property within the YEAR AN ADDITIONAL SUM five Thousand ($375,000.00) Dollars, STRUCT AN ELECTRIC LIGHT City of Sanford, Florida, a direct, FOR the acquisition nml establishTherefore, Be It Resolved: That bad nnd adopted. OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be required for the purpose AND POWER PLANT OR ment of an electric light nnd power TO CREATE A SINKING FUND bonds of the Clfy of Sanford,’Florida, It Is Hereby Certified, Recited and continuing annual tax for each year, mentioned in Sections One and Two plant or plants, to bo operated and PLANTS. FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE in the nggregntc sum of One hundred Declared, thnt all acts, conditions and said bonds nro outstanding and un of this Ordinance. Whereas, the Charter of the City maintained by the City of Sanford, REDEMPTION OF SAID BONDS nnd Sixty Thousand Dollars, provided things required by law to exist, hnp- paid, sufficient to produce each year Section 4. That a bond Issue in of Snnford, Florida, provides among Floridn, ns n public utility, and AT THE MATURITY THEREOF. for by the snid three ordinances, pen and be performed, precedent to, tho sum of Eighty-eight Hundred the sum of Three Hundred nnd Sev­ other things thnt the City of Snnf/ird (38800.00) Dollars, to pay the inter­ numliers Sit, 57, nnd 58, nnd as ap­ Whereas, a t a regular meeting of FOR BONDS ” and in the issuance of this bond, enty-five Thousand ($375,000.00) Dol­ Florida, shall have the right to ac the City Commission of the City of proved nnd confirmed by tho electors have existed, hnve happened and have est on snid bonds, nml sufficient to “AGAINST THE APPROVAL of lars, for tho municipnl purposo quire, establish ,own and operate, as Sanford, Florida, held on the 31st of the City of Sanford, Florida, be been performed in regular nnd due produce each year tho additional sum that certain ordinance of the City of day of August, A. D. 1D23, this Com­ issued nt this time, said bonds to time, form nnd manner, ns required of Five Thousand ($5000.00) Dollars, enumerated ami specifically set forth n public utility, nn electric light am1 Sanford, Florida, numbered 08, enSections One nnd Two of this Ordi­ power plant or plants, and to pro mission did duly ennet and ndopt hear a rate of interest of five nnd hy law, nnd that the amount o( this which shall ho placed in tho sinking in tiluled: nance, is hereby authorized, provided, fund for the purpose of redemption one-half (514%) per centum per an­ vide tho City nnd the inhabitants three certain ordinances, ns follows, bund, together with nil other indebt­ ‘An Ordinance providing for the num, to be of the denomination of edness of the City of Sanford, Flor­ or snid bonds nt the maturity thereof, however, thnt before snid bonds or thereof, with electric current for Acquisition nnd Establishment of an to-wit: any part of sakl bonds shnll be is­ power and light, and, Electric Light nnd Power Plant or (a) Ordinance Number 3(1, entitled: One Thousand (81,000.00) Dollars ida, does nut exceed any limit pre­ nnd sued, this ordinance shall he first ap­ cneh, nnd to be numbered from 1 to BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, scribed hy tjic Constitution nnd Sta­ Whereas, tho City Commission of" Plants, by tho City of Sanford, Flor­ “An Ordinance Providing for nn proved hy a majority vote of the Issue of Bonds by the City of Snn- 100, both numbers inclusive, to be tutes of the State of Florida, nnd that That as soon ns sail! lionds shall he electors of the City of Sanford, Flor­ the City of Sanford, Florida, now ida, to he Maintained nnd Operated ford, Florida, in the sum of Eighty dated July 2nd, 1023, nnd to mnture before the issuance of this bond, pro­ printed, nnd after the sale nnd nwnrd ida, actually pnrticipnting in on elec­ deems it most expedient and to the best ns n Public Utility, nnd Providing for Thousand Dollars for Municipal Pur­ July first, 1953, both principnl nnd vision has been mode‘by resolution of thereof, same shnll be duly executed tion to he called nml held nt such interest of the City of Sanford, Floridn an Issue of Utility Bonds by the City poses, the Proceeds Derived from the interest of said bonds shall bo pay­ the City Commission, to assess, nn- hy the Mnyor nnd the Clerk of the time nml in such mnnncr ns is pre­ to acquire, establish, maintain and of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of Sale Thereof to be used to Enlarge, able a t the City of New York, State nunlly, a tnx upon all real nnd person- City of Sanford, Florida, in the form scribed hy the Charter and the ordi­ operate, ns n public utility, an elec Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand Improve and Extend the Sewerage of New York, In Inwful money of tho nl property, railroads, telegraph and and manner hereinabove set forth, and nances of the City of Sanford, Flor­ trie light nnd power plant or plants Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived Therefore, Be It Enacted By The and Drainage System of the City of United States of America, interest telephone lines, owned or situated said bonds, when so executed, shall ida. from the Sale Thereof, to be Used People of the City of Sanford, Flor­ pnyable semi-annually on January within the City of Sanford, Florida, thereupon bo forthwith delivered by to Acquire, Estnbiish, Purchase and Sanford, Florida.” Section 5. Thnt said bonds shall ida: first, nnd July first of each yen'r; said to realize a sum sufficient to pay said Mayor and said Clerk to Forrest Construct nn Electric Light anj <b) Ordinance Numbcr57, entitled: bonds shall be signed by the Mayor the interest upon this bond, ns it Lake, S. O. Chase, nnd C. J. Mar­ bo of the denomination of One Thou­ Section One: Thnt it is the do Power Plant or PInnts,’ and “An Ordinance Providing for an of tho City of Snnford, Florida, nnd may become due, nnd to create n shall, composing the City Commis­ sand ($1,000.00) Dollars each, hear­ terminating of the City Commission AGAINST the acquisition nnd esIssbe of Bonds by the City of San­ tho Clerk of the City of Sanford, sinking fund for the payment of the sion of tho City of Sanford, Florida, ing interest,nt the rate of five nml of the City of Sanford, Florida, to tahlishmcnt of an electric light and ford, Florida, in the Sum of SeventyFlorida, nnd shall have nITixcd there principal hereof at the mnturity of nnd ex-officio Bond Trustees of the one-half per centum (514%) per ncquiro, establish ,own, maintnin and power plant or plants, to he operated five Thousand Dollars for Municipal to the seal of tho City of Sanford, same, and thnt the issue of bonds, of City of Sanford, Florida, for delivery annum, interest payable scnii-nnnual- operate, ns n public utility, nn elec and maintained hy the City of San­ Purposes, tho Proceeds Derived from ly, on the first days of January and trie light nnd power plant or plants Florida; the interest coupons to be which this bond is n part, has been to the purchasers thereof, nnd the Sale Thereof to be Used to Pur­ July, snid issue of bonds to be num­ nnd to provide the City nnd the in ford Florida, ns a public utility, and, attnehed to said bonds to* be signed duly confirmed and validated by a BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, AGAINST BONDS." chase and Acquire the Necessary with tho engraved or lithographed decree of the Circuit Court of the That Forrest Lake, S. O. Chnsc and bered from 1 to 375, both numbers habitants thereof with an adequate Section Eight: This ordinance shall Land for a Public Park, or Parks, inclusive, nil of snid bonds mature fac-similc signatures of said Mnyor Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State C. J. Marshall, composing this Com­ nnd ample supply of electricity for become* effective \ immediately upon Fair Grounds, Play Grounds, Ath­ and said Clerk; the said bonds and of Florida, in and for Seminole Coun­ mission, and ex-officio Bond Trustees (30) years after the date of the is­ power and light. its final passngc and adoption. letic Field and Golf Grounds, and to Coupons, with the necessary varia­ ty, in n proceeding begun by the City of tho City of Snnford, Floridn, be suance thereof, both principal nnd in­ Section Two: Thnt the City Com­ Adopted this 10th day of December, Improve and Develop the Lands so tions ns to dntes and numbers, and of Sanford, Florida, n’municipal cor­ each required to enter into a good nnd terest of said bonds to he pnyable nt mission of the City of Sanford, Flor­ A. D. 1923. Purchased to Make the same Adapt­ the certificate of validation thereon, poration, against the State of Florida, sufficient bond in the sum of Fifteen The Chase National Bank, in the City ida, further deems it expedient nnd FORREST LAKE, able for the Purposes Aforesaid." shall be sbstnntinlly in the following of which proceedings due notice was Hundred ($1500.00) Dollars, condi­ of New York, State of New York, to the best interest of tho City of (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, (c) Ordinance Number 38, entitled: form, to-wit: in inwful money of the United States duly and regunrly given to the State C. J. MARSHALL, “An Ordinance Proividing for an UNITED STATES OF AMERICA of Florida nnd to the public. And tioned upon the fnithful performance of America. Said bonds shall be Sanford, Floridn, and it is the de­ of the duties imposed upon them ns termination of the City Commission As the City Commission of Issue of Bonds by the City of San­ for the payment of the principnl nnd Bond Trustees of the bonds of the signed by the Mnyor of the City of of the City of Sanford, Florida, to STATE OF FLORIDA the City of Sanford, Florida. ford, Florida, in the Sum of Five Number Dollars interest of this bond, the full faith City of Snnford, Florida,, to the Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk issue utility bonds of the City of San­ Attest: Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be and credit of the City of Snnford, amount of One hundred nnd Sixty of the City of of Sanford, Florida, ford, Florida, in the sura of Three -------1000 L, U. PHILIPS, Derived from tho Sale Thereof to be Florida, is hereby irrevocably pledged. Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollnrs, here­ nnd shall hnve affixed thereto, the Hundred and Ten Thousnml ($310,COUNTY OF SEMINOLE City Clerk. Used to Purchase Furniture, Fixtures seal of the City of Snnford, Florida, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the inabove referred to. CITY OF SANFORD 000.00) Dollars, the proceeds derived 12-12-19-20-1-2-9-51 and Equipment for the Municipal Li­ ami the interest coupons to be at­ Adopted this 10th dny of December, PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOND City of Sanford, Florida, has caused brary," and tached to snid bonds shnll be signed from the sale of said bonds to be this bond to be signed hy its Mayor, A. D. 1923. Whereas, this Commission did with the engraved or lithographed used for the following municipnl pur­ nnd nttested hy the City Clerk, and FORREST LAKE, Known All Men By These Presents, TH E YEARSi cause said ordinances in bo duly pub­ fac-similc signature of snid Mayor pose, to-wit: To ncquire, establish, CLAY AWAY ■■■■■—— its corporate sen! to he affixed here­ (SEAL) that tho City of Sanford, in the State S. O. CHASE, purchase and construct an electric lished os required by law, nnd, nnd said Clerk. Apply Boncilla Beautificr casmic claw to to, nnd hns further caused the inter­ C. J. MARSHALL, light and power plant or plants, in­ your lace, and rest while it dries, then Whereas, this Commission did of Florida, a municipal corporation, Section fi. That the Mnyor of the cluding suitable land, easements remove and sec and (eel the wonderful est coupons hereto attached, to hear As the City Commission of the cause an order to be adopted calling duly orgnnized nnd existing under the lithographed fnc-simile signatures City of Sanford, Florida, in hereby structures, boilers, engines, dynamos difference in the color and texture ol Ihe City of Sanford, Florida and in pursuance of the Laws of the an election to he held in the City of skin. S of said Mayor and said City Clerk, instructed, authorized and empower­ machinery, conduits, conductors, Guaranteed to do these definite things (or Sanford, Floridn, on the iUh day of State of Florida, for value received, nnd this bond to be dated tlie second Attest!1" ed t<* call an election to determine It. 'PHILIPS*!*-ID poles and other apparatus and ap­ the face or money refunded. Gear Ihe * October, A. D. 1023, to determine the acknowledge,s itself , indebted, and dny of July, A. 1). 1923, the question of the issuance of the pliances, for making, generating, and complexion and give it color Lift out the City Clerk of the City of question a t said election, whether the promises to pay to the hearer hereof Remove ~ b1a blackheads •• ’ and------pimples. ** bonds provided for hy this ordinance. distributing electricity fur light and lines’. FORREST LAKE, Sanford, Florida. three ordinances aforesaid, should be the sum of Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tisI pore.. _____ Section 7. That the form of the Mayor of the City of 12-12-lt power purposes, raid electric light sues and muscles. Make the skin soil adopted, approved and confrimcd, by ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ballot for said election shall be as and power plant or plants, when com­ and smooth. $ the electors of the City of Sanford, in lawful money of the United States Snnford, Florida. You can obtain regular sizes from your follows, to-wit: pleted, to he operated and maintained favorite toilet counter. If not, send this Florida, nnd whether the bonds pro­ of America, on the first dny of July, Attest: "FOR THE APPROVAL of that hy the City of Sanford, Florida, as a ad. with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, vided for in said ordinances, should A. D. 1953, with interest thereon nt L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) certain ordinance of the City of Snn­ public utility, for the purpose of Indianapolis, Indiana, for a trial tube. ' be issued by the City of Sanford, the rate of five nnd one-half per City Clerk. ford, Florida, numbered 07, entitled: furnishing to the City of Sanford, Florida, in the manner nnd for the centum per annum, pnyublc semi­ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR 'An Ordinance Providing for the purposes in said ordinances provided annually, January first nnd July first (Form of Interest Coupon) THE ACQUSITION AND KKTAB. Acquisition and Establishment of a Florida, nml to the inhabitants there­ and set forth, nnd, of each year, on presentation ami sur­ No. $27.50 l.ISIIM ENT. OF... A.. WATER Water Works Plant or Plants hy the of, un adequate ami ample supply of Whereas, in full and strict compli­ render of the interest coupons hereto WORKS PLANT OR PLANTS BY City of Snnford, Florida, to he Main­ electricity. On the first dny of July, 19----ance with nil the requirements of law, annexed ns they severally become due, Section 3: That it is the determi­ THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ tained nml Operated as a Public Tho City of Sanford, Florida, and at the time nnd place designated both principal and interest being pay­ nation of ihe City Commission of IDA, TO BE MAINTAINED AND Utility, and Providing for nn Issue in said notice of election, and after able nt The Chase National Bank, in will pay the burner Twenty-seven & the City of Sanford, Florida,, that the OPERATED AS A PBLIC UTII- of Utility Bonds hy the City of San­ due publication of said notice of elec­ the City of New York, State of New 50/100 Dollnrs ($27.50) in lawful said Mint of Three Hundred and Ten ITY, AND PROVIDING FOR AN ford, Florida, in the sum of Three money of the United States of Amer­ tion, an election was duly held in the York. Thousand ($310,000.00) Dollars, will ISSUE OF UTILITY BONDS BY Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand City of Sanford, Florida, on the said This bond is one of n series of one ica, at 'The Chase National Bank, in he required for the purpose men­ THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ Dollars, the Proceed* to he Derived 0th day of October, A, D. 1023, ami hundred and sixty bonds, aggregating tlu* City of New York, State of New tioned in Sections One and Two of IDA, IN THE SUM OF THREE from, the Sale Thereof In be Used to ns the result of said election, the One Hundred and Sixty Thousand York, being six months’ interest then this Ordinance, HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE Acquire, Establish, Purchase nnd aforesaid Ordinances numbered 3d, Dollars, of like date, tenor and ma­ due ha its Public Improvement Bond, k 'A Section Four: That a bond issue THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE Construct a Water Works Plant or 37, and 58, were adopted, approved turity, issued by the City of Sanford, dated July 2ml, 1923, payable from a in the sura of Three Hundred and PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED Plants.’ and confirmed by the electors of the Florida, for lawful municipal pur­ tax to he assessed, levied ami col­ Tin Thousand ($310,0(1,00) Dollars, FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO and FOR the acquisition and estab­ property City of Sanford, Flurida, nnd by snid poses, in strict conformity with the lected upon all taxable for tho municipal purpose enumer­ BE USED TO ACQUIRE. ESTAB­ lishment of a water works plant or election it wus further determined, Constitution nnd- Laws of the State within the boundaries of the said ated and specifically set forth in Sec­ LISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ plants, to he operated and maintain­ that the bonds provided for in said of Florida, including among others. City of Sanford, Florida. tions One and Two of this ordinance, STRUCT A WATER WORKS ed by the City of Sanford, Florida, ns ordinances should he issued by the Chapter 9887, Laws of Florida, 1923, is hereby authorized, provided, how­ NO. \ PLANT OR PLANTS. a public utility, City of Sanford, Florida, in the man­ entitled: Mayor. ever, that before said bonds or any Whereas, tho Charter of the City ner and for the purposes in said or­ “ An Act to Abolish tho Present nnd FOR BONDS.” pait of said bonds shall be issued, of Sanford, Florida, provides, among dinances provided and set forth, and Municipal Government of the City of City Clerk. “AGAINST THE APPROVAL of this ordinance shall be first approved other things, that the City of SunWhereas, the question of issuing Sanford, Seminole County, State of No ford, Florida, shall have the right to that certain ordinance of the City of by a majority vote of the electors of bonds for the purposes specified in Florida, nnd to Organize, Incorporate (Bond Number) acquire, establish, own and operate Sanford, Florida, numbered (17, en­ 1^3 City of Sanford, Floridn, actual­ the said three ordinances had not and Establish n City Government for ly participating in un election to he as n public utility, a water works plaint titled: been submitted to the voters of the the Same, anil to Prescribe the Juris­ (Form of Validation Certificate) or plants and to provide the City ’An Ordinance Providing fur the called and held at such time nnd in Nemo Self-Reducing No. 3J3 City of Sanford, Florida, within one diction, Powers and Functions of said Validation Certificate. is a real bargain. It has a low top and the inhabitants thereof, with j Acquisition and Establishment of a such manner as is prescribed by the year prior to October4 9th, 1923, nnd, Municipality." and medium skirt. Made induiValidated nnd confirmed hy a de­ water, and Water Works Plant or Plants hy the Charter and the ordinances of the ab!c pink or white could; sizes Whereas, in Htrict compliance with and pursuant to Ordinance No. 5fi, cree of the Circuit Court of the Whereas, the City Commission nf j ^ h y Sanford, Florida, to he Main- City of Sanford, Florida. 24 to 36—and costs o'.iy 5J-00. the requirements of Inw, the City of the City of Sanford, Florida, en­ Seventh Judicial Circuit) of the State Section Five: That said bonds J ( your dealer ean’i *ei It, *enJ m m r. sd* the City of Snnford, Florida, now tained and Operated as a Public Commission of the City of Sanford, titled: d re n , size and Jh w e 'll send the corset* of Florida, in nnd for Seminole Coun­ deems it most expedient nnd to the Utility, and Providing for nn Issue shall be of the denomination of One N e m o II vr i e -n lc -F a ih lo n In itlfiitf Florida, did, subsequent to the dutc “An Ordinance Providing for nn ty, rendered on the 12th dny of No­ 120 E. 16th St., N ew York &> of Utility Bonds by the City of San­ Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars each, best interest of of the City of San­ of the said election, proceed to can­ Issue of Bonds by the City of Snn­ vember, A. D. 1923, and entered and bearing interests at the rate of five ford. Florida, in the sum of Three vass the returns of the said election, ford, Florida, in the sum of Eighty recorded on November 14th, 1923, in ford, Florida, to acquire, establish, Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand and one-half per centum (54&%) per and a t said meeting, did unanimously Thousand Dollars for Municipal Pur­ Chancery Order Book 4, on page 138, maintain and operate ns n public Dollars, the Proceeds to he Derived annum, interest payable semi-nnnuai- ■ i i a i a i i m B i B i i i i i i i H H 1 utility, a water works plant or plants, adopt u resolution declaring the snid poses ,the Proceeds Derived from the of the records of the Circuit Court of from the Sale Thereof to be.Used to ly, on the first days of January ami Therefore, Be It Enacted by The election to he in favor of the adop­ Sale Thereof to lie Used to Enlarge, the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Acquire, Establish, Purchase and July, said issue of bonds to be num­ J'eoplo of the City of Sanford, Flor­ tion, approval, and confirmation of Improve ami Extend tho Sewerage State of Florida, in and for Seminote Construct a Water Works Plunt or bered consecutively from 1 to 310, ida: the three several ordinances afore­ and Drainage System of the City of County. Plants,’ both numbers inclusive, nil of said Section 1. That it is the determi­ said, and in favor of the issuance of Sanford, Florida," bonds to mature thirty (30) years nnd AGAINST the acquisition nnd the1bonds provided for in said ordi­ Ordiance No. 57, of the City of Clerk of the Circuit Court of the nation of the City Commission of the after the date of the issuance there­ establishment of a water works plant nances, numbers 50, 57 and 58, by Sanford, Florida, entitled: Seventh Judiciul Circuit of Semi­ City of Sanford, Florida, to acquire, or plants, to be operated nnd main­ of, both principal and interest of said the City of Sanford, Florida, and, establish, own, maintain and operate “An Ordinance Providing for nn nole County, Florida. Whereas, subsequently, by u decree Issue of Bonds by the City of Snn­ as a public utility n w ater works tained by the City of Sanford, Flor­ bonds to be payable at Tho Chase National Bank, in the (Tty of New and judgment of the Circuit Court ford, Florida, in the sum of Sevcnty- (Said Bonds to be endorsed on the plant or plants, and ta provide the ida, ns a public utility, York, State of New York, in lawful \ and AGAINST BONDS.” of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the fivu Thousand Dollars for Municipal City and the inhabitants thereof hack ns follows): money of the United States of AmeSection 8. This ordinance shall State of Florida, dated the 12th day Purposes, the Proceeds Derived from with an adequatu ami ample supply N um ber----ica. Said bonds shall be signed by become effective immediately upon of November, A. D. 1923, and duly the Sale Thereof to he Used to Pur­ of water. its final passage ami adoption. the Mayor of the City of Sanford, ( ntered and recorded on the 14th day chase and Acquire the Necessary CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Section 2. That the City Commis­ Florida, uml by tho Clerk of the City Adopted this 10th day of December, r f November, A. D. 1923, in Chancery Land for a Public Park, or Parks, PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOND sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, A. D. 1923. of Sanford, Florida, and shall have Order Book 4, on page 438, the said Fair Grounds, Play Grounds, Ath­ further deems it expedient nnd to $1000 . affixed thereto, the seal of the City FORREST LAKE, bonds provided for in the three afore­ letic Field uml Golf Grounds, and to tho best interest of the City of San­ (SEAL) INTEREST 5'4 PER CENT S. O. CHASE. of Sanford, Florida, and the interest said ordinances, in the aggregate Improve and Develop the Lands so ford, Florida, and it is the determina­ DATED JULY 2nd 1923. coupons to be nttachcd to said bunds C. J. MARSHALL, sum of One hundred rnd sixty thou- Puchased to Make the Same Adapt­ tion of the City Commission of the Attest: shall be signed with the engraved or rand Dollars, to be issued by the City able for the Purposes Aforesaid'," City of Sanford, Florida, to issue Interest Payable L. R. PHILIPS, lithographed fac-aiinile signature of of Sanford, Florida, fur the purposes and Ordinance No. 58, o'f the City of Semi-Annually On . utility bonds of the City of Sanford, said Mayor nnd said Clerk. ■City Clerk. provided for in suid ordinances, were Sanford, Florida, entitled: January 1st, and July 1st Florida, in the sum of Three ’Hundred 12-12-19-2iM-2-9-5t Section Six: That the Mayor of validated and confirmed, which judg-' “An Ordinance Providing for an Rooms HO1-2 Principal Due , and Seventy-five Thousand ($375,the City of Sanford, Florida, is here­ ment and decree of the of tho Circuit Issue of Bunds by the City of San­ July 1st, 1953 000.00) Dollars, the proceeds derived Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ by instructed, authorized and empow­ First National Bank Building Court of the Seventh Judicial (Trvuit ford, Florida, in the sum of Five Both Principal And Interest P h o n e 95 from the sale of said bonds to be used pairing. Call H. S. Pond, phone 225 ered to call an election to determine of the State of Florida, is now in full Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to be Payable At Tho for the following municipal purpose, or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. the question of the issuance of the ORDINANCE NO. 68 ORDINANCE NO. 67 333 Pace's Barn. A Big two story, corrugated iron building—40x75. Must be sold this week. A real Bargain E. F. LANE V •I • .... �*FOR THE APPROVAL o t that Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk land, - easements, structures, boilers, th« Approval, •etc.," ■■ may bo Your WITNESS the hands «f AGAINST the acquisition and es­ certain o rd in a l of the City of San­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, and engines, dynamos, maebinsry, stand Choice. , tablishment of a gas plant or plants, Lake, as Mayor of tha C ftp of ford, Florida, numbered 09, entitled: shall have affixed thereto the seal of pipes, reservoirs, pumps, conduits, •to be operated and mafntainad by the ford, Florida, and Format Lika, 8. "An Ordinance Providing for the City of Sanford, Florida, as a public O. Chase, and C. J. Marshall, as tho other apparatus and appliances nec­ FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer­ the City of Sanford, Florida, and the an o d in a n c e p r o v id in g f o r Asquisltion and Establishment of a interest coupons to be attached te essary In obtalaiag, accumalatlng tain ordinance of the City of San­ utility .and City Commission of tha City of San­ t h e a c q u is it io n a n d e s ­ ford, Florida, attested by L.' R, AGAINST BONDS. t a b l i s h m e n t . OF A GAS Gas Plant or Plants, by the City of said bonds shall be signed with the and distributing an adequate supply ford, Florida, numbered -07, entitled: Sanford, Florida, to be Maintained Philips, Clerk of tha City of Sanford, engraved or lithographed yfac simile of water, said water works plant or "An Ordinance Providing for the pla n t or pl a n t s, by th e and Operated as a Public Utility, and Florida, and the coroprate aaal of Acquisition and Establishment of a plants, when completed, to be oper­ signature of said Mayor and said CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Providing For an Issue of Utility the City of Sanford, Florida, on thia FOR THE APPROVAL of that Water Work* Plant or 'Plants by the ated and maintained by! the City of Clerk. TO BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED AS A PUB­ Bonds of the City of Sanford, Flor­ Section 4. That the Mayor of the Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ certain ordinance of the City of San­ the 10th dayof December', A. D., 1923. • FORREST LAKE' LIC UTILITY, AND PROVIDING ida, In the Sum of One Hundred and City of Sanford, Florida, is hereby for the purpose of furnishing to the tained and Operated as a Public ford, Florida, numbered 70, entitled: As Mayor of the City of Sixty Thousand Dollnrs, tho Proceeds "An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ FOR AN ISSUE OF UTILITY instructed, authorised and empower­ City of Sanford, Florida, and to the Utility, and Providing for an Issue Sanford, Florida. to be Derived from the Sale Thereof sue of Bonds by the City of Sanford, of Utility Bonds by the City of San­ BONDS OF THE CITY OF SAN­ ed to call an election to determine the Inhabitants thereof, an adequate and > FORREST LAKE, Horlda, in the sum of Seventy-five to be Used to ’ Acquire, Establish, ford, Florida, in the sum of Three FORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM question of the issuance of the bonds ample supply of water. (SEAL) S. O. CHASE, OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX Purchase and Construct a Gas Plant provided for by this ordinance. (B) Under authority of Ordi­ Hundred and Seventy-five Thousand "housand Dollars, the Proceeds to C. J. MARSHALL, ms Derived from tho Sale Thereof, Dollars, the Proceeds to be Derived TV THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE or Plants,' and Section 5. That the’ form of .the nance No. (58, the sum of Three Hun­ As the City Commission of the PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED FOR the acquisition nnd establish­ ballot for said election shall be as dred and Ten Thousand ($310,000.00) from the Sale Thereof to be Used to to be Used to Acquire, Build, Con­ City of Sanford Florida. FROM THE SALE THEREOF, TO ment; of n gas plant or plnnts, to be follows, to-wit: Dollars, to acquire, establish, pur­ Acquire, Establish, Purchase and struct and Equip with the Necessary Attest: furniture and Fixtures, a City Hali Construct a Water Works Plant or BE USED TO ACQUIRE, ESTAB- operated and maintained by the City FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer­ chase and construct an electric light L. R. PHILIPS, and Administration Building," and IISH, PURCHASE AND CON­ of Sanford, Florida, ns a public utility, tain Ordinance of the City of San­ and power plant or plants, including Plants," and * City Clerk of theXlty of FOR BONDS. and FOR the acquisition and establish­ STRUCT A GAS PLANT OR ford, Florida, Numbered 70, entitled, suitable land, easements, structures, FOR BONDS.” Sanford, Florida. ment of a water works plant or PLANTS. “An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ boilers, engines, dynamos, machinery, AGAINST THE APPROVAL of 12-12-19.26-l-2-9.5t "AGAINST THE APPROVAL of sue of Bonds by the City of Sanford, conduits, conductors, poles and other plants, to be operated and maintain­ Whereas, the Charter of the City of Sanford, Florida, provides among that certain ordinance of the City of Florida, in the Sum of Seventy-five apparatus and appliances, for mak­ ed by the City of Sanford, Florida, as that certain ordinanoe of the City of Sanford, Florida, numbered 70, en­ If you wish to run a W ant Ad other things that the City of San­ Sanford, Florida, numbered <59, en­ Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds to ing, generating, and distributing elec­ a public utility ,and titled: “An Ordinance Providing for phone 148 and a solicitor will call. FOR BONDS. ford, Florida, shall havo the right to titled: be Derived from tho Sale Thereof to tricity for light and power purposes, an Issue of Bonds by the City of 'An Ordinance Providing for the be Used to Acquire, Build, Construct said, electric light and power plant acquire, establish, own nnd operate as Acquisition and Establishment of n AGAINST THE APPROVAL ol Sanford, Florida, in the sum of Cut This Out—It Is Worth Money a public utility, a gas plant or plnnts, nnd Equip With the Ncccssnry Fur­ or plants, when completed, to be op­ Send this ad and ten centa to Folsy Gas Plant or Plants, by the City of that certain ordinance of the City ol Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the nnd to provide the City and the In­ niture, City Hall and Administration erated and maintained by the City of Sanford, Florida, as a public utility, Sanford, Florida, numbered <57, en­ ’rocceds to be Derived from the Sale & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, habitants thereof with commercial Sanford, Florida, to bo Maintained Building” and Operated ns a Public Utility, and nnd, for the purpose of furnishing to the titled: “An Ordinance Providing fot Thereof, to be Used to Acquire, Build, III., writing your name and address gas, and , FOR BONDS, City of Sanford, Florida, and to the the Acquisition anil Establishment ol Construct nnd Equip with the Neces­ clearly. You will receive a ten cent Whereas, the City Commission of Providing for an Issue of Utility nnd, Water Works Plnnt or Plants b> sary Furniture and Fixtures, n City bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND the City of Sanford, Florida, now Ronds of the City of Sanford, Florida, AGAINST THE APPROVAL of inhabitants thereof, ‘nn adequate and the City of Sanford .Florida, to b« Hall nnd Administration Building," TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds deems it most expedient and to the In the Sum of One Hundred and that certain Ordinance of the City of ample supply of electricity. and hoarseness, also free sample pack­ Maintained and Operated ns a Pub- ind Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds host interest of the City of Sanford, (C) Under authority of Ordinance Sanford, Florida, Numbered 70, en­ AGAINST BONDS. ages of FOLEY PILLS a diuretic lie Utility ,nnd Providing for an Is to be Derived from the Sale Thereof, Florida, to acquire, establish, main­ titled, “An Ordinance Providing for No. f>9, the sum of Ooe Hundred nnd stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY sue of Utility Ronds by the City o< to be Used to Acquire, Establish, tain and operate as a. public utility, an Issue of Bonds by the City of Sixty Thousand ($100,000.00) Dol­ CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ Snnfonl, Floridn, in the sum ol Purchnsc and Construct n Gas Plant n gas plant or plants, Sanford, Florida, in the Sum of lars, to acquire, establish, purchase Three Hundred and Seventy-fivi The said election hereby ordered stipation and Biliousness. These Therefore, Be It Enacted by the or Plants,' nnd and construct a gas plant or plants, Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, the mil called to be held shall be held and wonderful remedies have helped mil­ Thousand Dollnrs, the Proceeds to b< AGAINST the acquisition nnd es­ Proceeds t obc Derived from the Sale including suitable land, easements, People of the City of Sanford, Flor ■onducted in the manner prescribed tablishment of a gas plant or plants, Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Build, structures, boilers, engines, dynamos, Derived from the Sale Thereof to bi >y the ordinances nnd the Charter of lions of people. Try them!—Adv. ida: Section One: That it is the de­ be operated and maintained by the Construct and Equip with the Neces­ machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ Used to Acquire, Establish, Purchnsi he City of Sanford, Florida. Reo Truck 1922, special long body, termination of the City Commission City of Sanford, Florida, ns a public sary Furniture nnd Fixtures, a City duits, conductors, pipes, gasmeters and Construct a Water Works Plam The polling place for said election very good. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge or Plants," and and other apparatus anil appliances utility, and of the City of Sanford, Florida, to Hall and Administration Building," for making, manufacturing, generat­ -hall be that certain room on the AGAINST BONDS." AGAINST the acquisition nnd es ;round floor of the City Hall, known Dealers. Phone 3. acquire and establish, own, maintain nnd, AGAINST BONDS. If you wish to run a Want Ad ing and distributing commercial gas, tablishment of a water works plant o Section Eight: This ordinance and operate ns a public utility, a gas is the fire apparatus room. This ordinance shall become effec­ said gas plant or plants, when com­ phono 148 and a solicitor will call. plants, to be operated nnd mnintninei plant or plants, and to provide the shall become effective immediately tive immediately upon its final pas­ pleted, to be operated anil maintained by the City of Sanford, Florida,.as i City and the Inhabitants thereof, with upon its final passage nnd adoption. sage and adoption. by tho City of Sanford, Floridn, as a public utility, nnd Adopted this 10th day of Decem­ TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FIFTH an adequate and nmplo supply of Adopted this 10th day of Decem­ public utility, for the purpose of fur­ ber, A. D. 1923. STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE. commercial gas. AGAINST BONDS. ber, A. D. 1923. nishing' to the City of Sanford, Flor­ FORREST LAKE, Notice is hereby given thnt the construction of tho asphalt pavement Section Two: Thnt the City Com FORREST LAKE, ida, and to the inhabitants thereof,, •n b ifth St. from Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. has been completed, and S. O. CHASE, mission of the City of Sanford, Flor­ (SEAL) S. 0. CHASE. an adequate nnd ample supply of C. J. MARSHALL, ida, further deems it expedient and FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer he completed work has been finally accepted by the City Commission of C. J. MARSHALL, commercial gas. As the City Commission of tain ordinnnee of the City of San he City of Snnford. to the best interest of the City of As the City Commission of the (D) Under authority of Ordinance fort], Florida, numbered <58, entitled the City of Sanford, Florida. The following is the final assessment roll covering said pavement Sanford, Florida, nnd it is the determi­ City of Sanford, Florida No. 70, the sum of Seventy-five Thou­ "An Ordinance Providing for th> bowing the actual cost of said pavement chargeable to all property abat­ nation of the City Commission of the Attest: Attest: sand ($75,000.00) Dollars, to acquire, Acquisition and Establishment of at ing upon said portion of Fifth St. L. R. PHILIPS, City of Sanford, Florida, to issue L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) build, construct nnd equip with the Electric Light nnd Power Plant o City Clerk Final Estimate of cost of paving Fifth St. 24 ft. in width from Magutility bonds of the City of Sanford, City Cclrk. necessary furniture and fixtures, plnnts, by the City of Sanford, Flor mlin Ave to Myrtle Ave. with sheet asphalt: Florida, in the sum of One Hundred 12-12-19-20-l-2-9-5t l2-I2-19-20-l-2-9-5t City Hall and Administration Build idn, to be Maintained nnd Operatei 559 Cu. Yds. excavation @ 40c ............................ ...........................$ 223.60 and Sixty Thousand ($100,000.00) 5^91 Dollars, the proceeds derived from ing. as a Public Utility, and Providing fo 291 Sta. yds, overhnul @ Ic .................................... . All of said bonds to be of the dc an Issue of Utility Bonds by the Cit; 488 Lin. Ft. curb nnd gutter @ 7 5c................................................ 1116 00 the sale of said bonds to be used for nomination of One Thousand ($1, of Sanford, Florida, in the sum o 293 Lin. Ft. Flush curb @ 30c ........................... ..... ..... " . 87.90 the following municipal purpose, to000.00) Dollars onch, bearing inter­ Three Hundred and Ten Thousam 406 Lin. Ft. Reset granite curb @ 15c................. ................................... 60.90 wit: To acquire, establish, purchnsc est at tho rate of five and one-hall’ Dollars, the Proceeds to be Deriv'd 747 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation @ 75c....... iiinSK nnd construct a gas plant or plants, AN ORDIANACE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE per centum (5Var/r) per nnnum, in from the Side Thereof, to be Used t including suitable land, easements, 747 Sq. Yds. 2" Sheet asphalt @ 97c ........... ™ Z „ . I Z Z Z Z 1694J0 CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. tereat payable semi-annually on the Acquire, Establish, Purchase, aw 019 Sq. Yds. Brick rclald @ 12c .............................................. ..... ....... 427.98 structures, boilers, engines, dynmos, Whereas, the City Commission of first days of January unil July, nil of Construct an Electric Light and Pow machinery, reservoirs, tanks, con­ IN THE SUM OF SEVENTY-FIVE 120 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 2 2 c ____ __________________ 246.40 the City of Sanford, Florida, on this said bonds to mature thirty (30) er Plant or Plants," nnd, THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE 905 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk @ 20o ............... ........................ 1.....’....18L00 duits, conductors, pipes, gasometers, PROCEEDS TO BE DERIVED the 10th day of December, A. D. 1923 years after the date of the issuance I Type B Inlets (y> 27.00 ................................. .................................. j 08i00 FOR the acquisition nnd establish ami other apparatus nnd appliances FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO ’duly passed and adopted a certain thereof, both principal and interest of ment of nn electric light nnd powe 1 Manhole ....................................................... for making, manufacturing, gtner50.00 BE USED TO ACQUIRE, BUILD, ordinance, numbered <57, entitled: said bonds to be payable at The plant or plants, to be operated an 375 Lin. Ft. Storm Sewer @ 1.10 .......... .... nting nnd distributing commercial >••••••»»»»■#* 412.50 CONSTRUCT AND EQIUP WITH An Ordinance Providing for the Chase National Bank in the City of maintained by the City of Sanford 72 Sq. Yds. of Brick from Third St. @ 1,17 gas, said gas plant or plants, when 8424 Now York, State of:New York, In Florida, ns a public utility, and, 2 Monuments at street intersection tip ’ 'completed,' to be operated, and main­ THE NECESSARY FURNITURE Acquisition nnd Establishment of 13.00 AND FIXTURES, A CITY HALL Water Works Plant or Plants by the lawful money of the United States FOR BONDS. Extra York ........................ ............................... tained by the City of Sanford, Flor­ 37.44 ida, ns a public utility, for the pur­ AND ADMINISTRATION BUILD­ City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ of America; said bonds shall be signet! Laboratory Inspection of Materials ______________________ 79.33 tained nnd Operated ns a Publie by the Mayor of the City of Sanford, AGAINST THE APPROVAL o pose of furnishing to the City of San­ ING. Legal Expenses, advertising, etc. 2% ................. .................... .. 122.13 Utility, and Providing for an Issue of Florida, and by the Clerk of the City that certain ordinnnee of the City o ford, Florida, and to the inhabitants Engineering 4% .................................... ...................... _............ . 244.28 thereof, an adequate nnd ample sup­ BE IT ENACTED I1Y THE PEOPLE Utility Bonds by the City of Sanford. of Sanford, Florida, and shall hnvc Snnford, Floridn, numbered G8, en OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, Florida, in the sum of Three Hundred affixed thereto the seal of the City titled: “An Ordinnnee Providing fo ply of commercial gas. T°‘0l ^ s t ..................... ....... ....................... ............................$6,548.89 and Seventy-five Thousand Dollars, of Sanford, Florida, and the interest the Acquisition nnd Establishment o Vmount to be borne by City 1-3 ............. . FLORIDA: Section Three: That it is the de­ .............2182.90 Section 1. That the City Commis­ the Proceeds to bo Derived from the coupons to be attached to said bonds an Electric Light and Power Plan Vmount to be borne by adjacent property ___ termination of the City Commission ______ 4305.93 of the City of Sanford, Florida, thnt sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, Sale Thereof to be Used to Acquire, shall be signed with the engraved or or Plants, by the City of Sanford (umber of feet frontage ..................................... 1418 the said sum of One Hundred nnd deems it expedient and to the best Establish, Purchase and Construct a lithographed fac-simllc signature of Floridn, to be Maintained and Op Vssessmcnt per foot frontage ................. .......................... $3,079 said Mayor nnd said Clerk, anil ernted as 11 Publie Utility, nnd Pro Sixty Thousand ($160,000.00) Dollars, interest of the City of Sanford, Flor­ Water Works Plant, or Plnnts, F. T. WILLIAMS, Engtneor. Whereas, prior to the issunnee of viding for an Issue of Utility Bond will be required for the purpose men­ ida, to issue bonds of the City of nnd an Ordinance, numbered 68, en­ E. R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford, Fla. the bonds above described or any by the City of Sanford, Florida, i. tioned in Sections One and Two of this Sanford, Florida, in the sum of titled: Feet. Final An Ordinance Providing for tho part thereof, under the Charter of the sum of Three Hundred nnd Ter Same Seventy-five Thousand ($7.7,000.00) ordinance. . Description Frontage Assessment Section Four: That n bond issue Dollars, the proceeds derived from Acquisition nnd Establishment of nn the City of Snnfbrd, Florida, tho said Thousand Dollnrs, the Proceeds ti .. 117 $300.24 in the sum of One Hundred nnd Sixty the sale of said bonds to be used for Electric Light nnd Power Plnnt or ordinances proposing the said several be Derived from the Sale Thereol H. E. Church, l/jt 10, Blk 0, Tr. 3........... 1....... ..... ... 117 360.24 Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars, for the following municipal purpose, to- Plants, by the City of Sanford, Flor­ bond issues for the various municipal to be Used to Acquire, Establish ’ity of Sanford, All. Blk <5, Tr. 4 ............................ ... 248 703.59 the municipal purpose enumerated wit: To acquire, build, construct and ida, to be Maintained nnd Operated purposes, as aforesaid, must be ap­ Purchase nnd Construct nn Electro Sdwnrd Higgins, Lot 5 Blk. 0, Tr. 5 .......................... - 117 300.24 and specifically set forth in Sections equip with the necessary furniture as n Public Utility, nnd Providing for proved by n majority vote of the Light and Power Plant or Plants,' t. E. Puerlfoy, Lot 10,’Blk. 0, Tr. 5 .................. . ... 117 360.24 One nnd Two of this Ordinance, is and fixtures, a City Hall anil Admin­ an Issue of Utility Bonds by the City electors of the City of Snnfonl, Flor­ nnd '■ M. Wallace, E. 50.8 ft., Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3....... ’ 50.8 174.88 hereby authorized, provided, however, istration Building; and it is further of Sanford, Florida, in tho sum of ida, who are qualified to voto ns AGAINST tho acquisition and es V. I. Hughey, W. 00.2 ft, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3....... <50.2 185.35 that before said bonds or any part of the determination of the City Com­ Three Hundred nnd Ten Thousand shown by the registration books of tablishment of an electric light am 206.29 ... 67 said bonds shall be issued, this ordi­ mission that the construction and the Dollars, Tho Proceeds to bo Derived the City of Sanford, Florida, voting power plant or plants, to be operatei ... 50 153.95 nance shall bo first approved by a furnishing of said City Hall and Ad­ from the Sale Thereof, to be Used to and participating in an election call­ anil maintained by the City of San \nnie II. Moses, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ........ ......... ._ 58.5 180.12 majority vote of the electors of the ministration Building is a necessary* Acquire, Establish, Purchase and ed and held for thnt purpose. ford, Florida, as a public utility, nnd Vnnie II. Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ................... .... ... 68.5 180.12 Therefore, I, Forrest Ij»kc, ns City of Sanford, Florida, actually public improvement, nnd that same Construct nn Electric Light and Pow­ AGAINST BONDS. ... 58.5 180.12 Mayor of the city of Sanford, Flor­ participating in an election to be will be of great benefit to said .mu­ er Plant or Plants, ... 58.5 180.12 and nn Ordinance, numbered 69, en­ ida, under and fiy virtue of the au­ called and held at such time and in nicipality. ... 117 360.24 thority in me vested by the ordi­ such manner as is prescribed by the FOR THE APPROVAL of that cer L. II. Thrasher, Lot G, Blk. 7, Tr. 5 ................................. 117 300.24 Section 2. That the funds to be titled: An Ordinance Providing for the nances of the City of Sanford, Flor­ tain ordinance of the City of Snnfonl Charter and the ordinances of the derived from the sale of the'said pro­ The following is the final estimate of the Cost of Widening the paving Acquisition and Establishment of a ida, and we, Forrest Lake, S. O. City of Sanford, Florida. Florida, numbered 09, entitled: “Ai in b ifth St. between Magnolia Ave. and Oak Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet: posed issue of bonds is hereby apSection Five: That said bonds propriactil exclusively for the above Gas Plant or Plants, by the City of Chase and C. J. Marshall, as the City Ordinance Providing for the Ac 93 Cu. Yds, Excavation @ 40c ____________ ___ ___________.....$ 37.20 shnll be of the denomination of One stated municipal purpose, and a bond Sanford, Florida, to be Maintained Commission of the City of Sanford, quisition nnd Establishment of a Ga- 580 Sta. Yds. Overhaul <Q> lc ..................... ... ................... ................. 8.80 Thousand Dollars each, bearing in­ issue in the sum of Seventy-five nnd Operated as n Public Utility, and Florida, do hereby call an election Plant or Plants, by the City of San •12 Sq. Yds rock foundation @ 75c ...... _................ ............. ............ 234.00 terest at the rate of five and one-half Thousand ($75,000.00) Dollnrs, for Providing for an Issue of Utility Bonds to be held in the City of Sanford, ford, Florida, to be Maintained urn '52 Sq. Yds. 2” Sheet asphalt top @ 97c ......................................... _ 302.64 of the City of Sanford. Florida, in the Florida, on the 11th day of January, (5 !i% ) per centum per annum, in­ the municipal purpose enumerated Sum of One Hundred and Sixty A. D. 1924, to determine the ques­ Operated ns a Public Utility, am ..aboratory Inspection of Material __________ _____ _____ _ __ __ 7.28 terest payable semi-annually, on the and specifically set forth in Section Thousand Dollnrs, The Proceeds to tion by said election then nnd there Providing for an Issue of Utilitj Legal Expense, advertising, etc.. 2V« __________________________ 11.65 first days of January and July, said J, of this ordinance, he, and the same be Derived from the Sale Thereof, to be hold, whether the said ordi- Bonds of the City of Sanford, Flor Engineering 4% .'.....1—........ — ......................... ...................................... 23.30 issue of bonds to be numbered conis hereby authorized, provided, how- to be Used to Acquire, Establish, nhnccs or any of them, proposing the ida, in the Sum of One Hundred am sccutufdy from 1 to 1G0, both num­ Total cost .............................. ............................. .... ... ................. 024.87 .ever, that before said bonds, or any Purchase and Construct u Gas Plant, said three several bond issues, shall Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Pro bers Inclusive, all of said bonds to cccils to be Derived from the Sail Vmount to be borne by City 1-3 .................... ...................$208.29 part of said bonds shall be isucsd, be adopted, approved and confirmed or Plants, mature thirty (30) years after the Thereof to be Used to Acquire, Estah Vmount to be borne by adjacent property ........ ............ . 416.58 . .j date of the issuance thereof, both this ordinance shall be first approved and an Ordinance, numbered 70, en­ by the electors of said City, and lish, Purchase and Construct a Gni dumber of feet fontago ................................. ........................ 950 ;1 by a majority vote of the electors of whether the bonds provided for by titled: . * principal and interest of said bonds Plant or Plants," nnd Vssessment per foot frontage ......... ............................. .... $0.4385 ( An Ordinance Providing for nn said ordinances shall be issued by the to be payable a t the Chase National the City of Sanford, Florida, actual­ FOR the acquisition and establish F. T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ly participating in an election to be Issue of Bonds by the City of San­ City of Sanford, Florida, in the man­ Bank, in the City of New York, State ment of a' gas plant or plants, to b< E. It. Trnfford'a Map, Sanford, Fla. of New York, in lawful money of the called anil held a t such lime and in ford, Florida, in tho sum of Seventy- ner and for tho purposes in saiil or­ operated and maintained by the Cit> Feet. Final such manner as is prescribed by the five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds dinances or in any of said ordinances, United States of America. Said of Sanford, Florida, ns a Public Description Frontage.... Assessment charter and the ordinances of the to be Derived from the Sale Thereof, provided anti set forth. bonds shall be signed by the Mayor L N. Whi trier Est., Lot 5, Blk. <1, Tr. 3 ............. ........ 117 $ 51.30 to be Used to Acquire, Build, Con­ And, I, Forrest Lake, as Mayor of Utility, nnd, of the City of Sanford, Florida, and City of Sanford, Florida. FOR BONDS. 51. E. Church, Lot 10, Blk 6, Tr. 3 .................................. 117 51.30 struct and Equip with the Necessary Section 3. That said bonds shall City of Sanford, Florida, and we, by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, ’ity of Sanford, All Blk. 0, Tr. 4 ..................................... 348 Furniture and Fixtures, a City Hall 108.75 Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. be of the denomination of One Thou­ Florida, and shall have affixed there­ L M. Wulluce, Ell 50.8 ft. Lot l, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 ............... 24.90 AGAINST THE APPROVAL ol und Administration Building, Marshall, as the City Commission of sand ($1,000.00) Dollars onch, bear­ to, the seal of the City of Sanford, 20.40 And, Whereas, the four said ordi­ the City of Sanford, Florida, do here­ thut certain ordinance of the Cit} •V. I. Hughey, W. 60.2 ft. Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3.............. Florida, and the interest coupons to ing interest a t the rate of five and M. E. Moye, E. 67 ft. Lot 0, Blk. 7, Tr. 3. .. .............. of Sanfoid, 'Florida, numbered 09. 29.38 nances provide for the issue of bonds by appoint C. L. Britt, and F. P. be attached to said bonds shall be one-half per centum per annum, in­ Bines ,and W. M. Haynes, Inspectors entitled: "An Ordinance Providing U M. Telford, W. 50 ft. Lot 0, Blk. 7, Tr. 3 .................. 21.92 signed with the engraved or lith­ terest payable semi-annually on the by the City of Sar/ford, Florida, for of said election, and David Speer, for the Acquisition and Establish Vnnic H. Moses, Lot 1, Blk. 7. Tr. 4 . ... ............ ......... municipal purposes, in the total sum 25.05 first days of January and July, said ographed fac-simile signatures of Clerk of said election. Annie II. Moses, I.ot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ..... ....... ..................... ment of a Gas Plnnt or Plants, by thi of Nine Hundred and Twenty Thous­ 25.65 issue of bonds to be numbered con­ said Mayor and said Clerk. The form of the ballot for said City of Sanford, Florida, to be Main­ City of Sanford, Library N. 67 ft. Lots 0 and 7, Blk and ($920,000.00) Dollars, the pro­ secutively from I to 73, both numbers Section Six: That the Mayor of tained and Operatei) us a Public 7. Tr. 4 ......................... ......... ..... ......... ..................... 117 51.30 tho City of Sanford, Florida, is here­ inclusive, nil of said bonds to mature ceeds derived from the sale of said election shall be as follows, to-wit,: OFFICIAL BALLOT Utility, and Providing for an Issue bonds to be expended in the follow­ The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without inter-% by instructed, authorized and em­ thirty years after the date of the is­ Bond Election of Utility Bonds of the City of San­ ing manner ,to -wit: cat up to December 15, 1923, and from and after such date, said special aspowered to call an election to de­ suance thereof, both principal nnil of the ford, in the sum of One Tundred and (A) Under authority of Ordinance lessmcnts will be payable only In ten equal annuul installments with intertermine the question of the issuance interest of said bonds to be payable City of Sanford, Florida, Sixty Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ ;st (y> per annum on all deferred payments. of the bonds provided for by this at The Chase National Bank in the No. 67, the sum of Three Hundred January II, 1924. ceeds to be Derived from the Sale and Seventy-five Thousand ($375,Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford ttaU City of New York, State of New York, ordinance. Thereof, to be Used to Acquire, Es­ 13th day of November, A. D. 1923. Section Seven: That the form of in lawful money of the United States 000.00) Dollars, to acquire, establish, purchase and construct a water works Make a Cross (X) Mark before “For tablish. Purchase and Construct u j (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. the ballot for said election shall be of America; said bonds shall be 1l-l 1-17-21-24-28-12-l-5-8-12rfltc |± signed by the Mayor of the City of plant or plants,, including suitable1the Approvul, etc.,” of before “Against Gas Plant or Plants’! 'and as follows, to-wit: ORDINANCE NO. 69 ORDINANCE NO. 70 NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION i .•j•.a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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HI OAK Pttl I r*• VOLUME/V. ASSOCIATED PRE8S DISPATCHES w■3U , -J? iytKj? . H: iTHJ SINGLE COPIES FIVE CBTT8 TUESDAY, SANFORD, =**=== GENEROUS r AS PASTOR HERE ||NEW CITY HALL IS PROPOSED BY THE CITY COMMISSION Indiai In F ir t resent fSrVka . . . . ..... No-Galea, Dec, 11,—Advices from HermoeHIo t s k y offlctailv demy r s a m that T m i Imlieos hi Beaora have t a k n Warpath as revoletioaiata. Thaae repert* aasert that l a t i M wiH ooly rebel If goveraawat falb to keep >op supply of provistooo it lu * bee* fin is h lag them a a i offldah declare then la reaato pooolUlity of this. BmJ B e e tle s Called fee 97ILM Imt To Provide Per New Moakipal Buildkif- -May Bell Present Site MANY C H A N G E S First steps wore taken by the Com­ missioners Monday toviard ths build­ ing of a new City Hall and audi­ torium, when the Commission decided to call upon the voters to endorse a bond issue for $70,000 for this pur­ pose. This matter was presented to the Chamber of Commerce last week by Mayor Forest Lake and a committee More Than One Thousand Dollars was appointed to work with the Com­ Collected in f la e i and Coats mission on the proposition. Six Flraa. During tke Mayor Lake suggested at Monday's Month meeting that the present property According to thn monthly report of could bo sold .for a good sum and City Manager W. B. Williams which with tho funds derived from the bond was filed with tha City Commission at issue, that a splendid building could its meeting Monday afternoon, there be erected. The mayor advocated a were 164 case* tried in municipal court two story building with a large a u - during ___ _ the ____________ ____ ___ Of _ month of November. ditorium on the second floor for pub- that number, nine were turned over lie gatherings. to tj,c coun|y court and 20 were either The new City Hall will probahly dismissed or sentences suspended. be built on Park avenuo near the A total amount of $1,292.00 was lake front on property now owned in fines and costs. The cases by the city. The Issue for this pur­ collected were for the following offenses: dis­ pose will bring the total for bonds orderly conduct, 38; drunkedness, 18; up to ft)20,000, which includes tho liquor violations, vagrancy, 5; issue for water, gas and electric plants traffic violations, 85;8; gambling, 42; as well as for the city hall, , operating car while intoxicated, 2; Like the bonds of the other issues, carrying concealed weapons, 3: dis­ these will be in the denomination of charging ‘firearms in the city, 1; re­ $1,000 and would draw interest at the sisting arrest, 1; selling groceries on rato of five and one-half per cent per Sunday, 3; larceny, 6; assault, 1. annum payable semi-annually. The The report further stated that there bonds do not mature until 30 years were six fires during the month with pfter date of issuance. a loss of $76,000 sustained. Building permits aggregating a total of $11,­ 535 were issued. Ten plumbing per­ mits were Issued.' five of which were for sewer connections. Electrical per­ mits numbered 14. MUNICIPAL COURT TRIES 164 CASES DURING NOVEMBER Complete List of Appointments As Mode By Bishop Ains­ worth at tfw Close of the Conference Monday HRADENTOWN, Dec. 11.—Rev. W. New photo of Nathan Straus, J. Carpenter wki returned to the Firat the philanthropist, snapped just Methodist Church In Sanford Mon­ before he sailed from New York day, when Bishop Ainsworth an­ on the new Italian liner Duilio. nounced appointments for tho coming He is cn route to Palestine, year. where his generosity feeds Jacksonville and Ocala districts more than 1700 persons daily. have new presiding elders, and a ma­ jority of the larger churches of the Florida annual conference have new preachers for tho coming year. The eightieth session of tho conference closed Monday afternoon -at 3:30 o'­ clock, with the reading of tho appoint­ ments of tho year as tho final official act of the conference. ' Increase In Amount Collected For Taxes Over Last Year 8hown Public Demonstration. Despite official action by tho Flor­ In Report Monday to the ida conference ngnlnst any sort of n City Commission public demonstration during the hours of a conferenco session, n large crowd of Brndcntown people, who at­ Authorizing the paving of the fol­ tended the closing session in the hope lowing streets was one of tho import­ of hearing tho bishop road out the ant matters taken up by the City return of their pastor. Rev. Smith Commission Monday afternoon: 24Hardin, applauded considerably when foot paving on Sanford Avenue from their wish wns fulfilled. Tho entiro conference seemed to understand, nnd 24-foot paving on Palmetto Avenue without n word of comment the dox- from Fifteenth Street to Central ulogy was sung nnd the benediction Street; 40-foot paving on Court pronounced. The nnme o f Rev. Hard­ Street from Palmetto Avenue east in was the last to be read. to Sanford Avenue and on Sanford Encouraged tty Successes Army Re­ volutionists March On Capital As was freely predicted before the Avenue from Court Street to First Gathering Numbers As * conference closod, Rev. W. F. Dunklc, Street. , They Go * Further business taken up was the for four years pastor of First church, npproval of the Connelly Park and Tampn and Rov. M. II. Norton, pastor I n r T l f A u t f l i l f l P rraa) of Hyde Park church, Tnnipn, were Ingram PIncc platH. These pints were VERA CRUZ, Doc. 11.—The col­ made presiding ciders. Rev. Dunklc ortlred to he placed in thu city plat umn of revolutionists proceeding by book. rocs to the Jacksonville district suc­ A letter was read from A. S. Peck, way of tho Inter-oceanic Railway for ceeding Rev. J. B. Rooney, and Rev. Norton goes to the Ocala district, pastor of the Holy Cross Episcopal Mexico City Is taking with it four succeeding Rev. VV. F. Huhrman. Church, expressing appreciation for batteries of 75 millimeter guns and Reverends Rodney and Buhrmon had assistance given by the city during both served four years on their dis­ tho recent fire which destroyed the four batteries of machine guns, in tricts. The former goes to. Ocala as churvh, Pnrlsh IIouHe nnd the* Broth­ addition .insufficient ammunition for pastor, and’ the luttcr goes to Quincy erhood of St. Andrew clubhouse. botn categories. The column was as pastor. ; aklo to increase its gun power from Mnmr Held Over. S. I. Hendrix; Ortega, W. J. Palmer; pieces obtained from the San Junn bishop Ainffworth announced early Phoenix Park, F. II. Huckmnn; River­ do Ulun Castle and from the warships in the conferenco that unless some side Park, W. A. Meyers; South Jack­ mightly good reasons were brought up sonville, II. T. Gaines; Springfield, in the harbor here. Another column of troops, to be for moving u man, that he would re­ F. K. Stcinmeycr; St. Matthews, A. M. main on the santo charge another Dniger; Wesley Memorial. J. E. under the personal command of Gen­ year, nnd this wns especially carried HnrUflcld; Lake Butler, F. W. Cram­ eral Guadalupe Sanchez, is being out among the smaller charges of the er; McClenney, W. O. Rensher; Stnrke, conference. Of the larger churches, I,. B. Simpson; St. Johns, M. W. formed and will go toward the capital Quincy, Ocala, Winter Haven, First Smith; Yulcc, L P. Driscoll; Confer­ by way of the Mexican Railway to Church Orlando Gainesville, Kissim­ ence Missionary Secretary, I. S. Pnt- aid the columns already advancing. mee, Wnuehula nnd Highland Avenue, terson; Supt. Anti-Saloon League, C. Vlvahco Follows Orders. Hyde Pnrk*um! First Church, Tnmpa, W. Crook; District Missionary Evan­ Advices from tho port of Frontera arc to have new preachers. nro that Col. Vivnnco is carrying out gelist, Henry Ezell; Commissioner pr Several men nave been returned the orders sent him by revolutionary for their fourth and fifth yenr, nnd Southern College, F. E. Stcinmeycr. headquarters hero to march upon Miami District, C. F. Blackburn; one man, Rev. K. 1.. Ley of the Ley Villa Ilcrmosa, Capital of the state of Memorial church. Key West , goes presiding elder; Boynton. P. B. Trigg; Tobasco, against Gov. Garrido, a fol­ Danin nnd Hollywood, A. II. Moore; back for tho eighth successive year. lower of President Obregon. Rev. Smith Hardin will enter into Deli ay, W. C. Fountain; Fulford and Wireless communication between Pompano. E. W. Crowaon; tort Lau­ his fifth yenr ut Bcadcntown, and headquarters in Vera Cruz and the derdale, C. E. Guttcridgc; hurt Pierce, Rev. F. R, Bridges his fifth year at C W. Stubbs; Homestead, J. l*. otracl- headquarters o f Gen. Enrique Estra­ Montlccllo. da commander of the western forces, Announcements by Bishop W. N. ley; Key West, First Church. S. A. is being freely carried on. * Wilson; Fleming Street, W. E. HryAinsworth of appointments was the Among the new prisoners who ar­ feature of the closing session of tho ant; U>y Memorial. E. L. I^y: Lem­ rived here today from Jalapn, which on City and Little River, .1. D. U w l», conference Monday which adjourned was captured by the revolutionists to meet next year at Live Oak. The Miami, Buena Vista and JH^land Saturday, is Angel Casarin, who was Park, M. E. Myers; Riverside, A. H. acting govomor of the state In the appointments announced follows: _ . rtt * ii.. __.i m Kim i ISp.irh A, Bartow district, E. J. Gates, pre­ Cole; Tiinity and Miami Beach A. absence in Mexico City of Gov. Tejesiding cider; Arcadia, W. F. Jones; m . nuKi.it. ii. Bartow, J. P. Hillburn; Boca Grande, ant pastor; South Dado. T. W. wnu P. W. Carlton; Bonita Springs, G. M. worth; Southslde nnd Kendo 1, T. h. Glazier; Bowling Green, J. L. Bourn; York; Sebastian, Paul Kendall, Stuart Everglade, C. S. Gardner; Ft. Meade, and Salerno, J. C. J0”0 5*’ , e5!!’i Beach and City A. K. Householder; Fort Myers, O. A. Jones; West Palm Bon' Agent FlorThrower; Fort Myers circuit. It. G. Mission, C. H. Summers, , _ < * * £ T h r A u M la lr d PrrmO , R. CaThomas, Haskell, E. J. Hardee; Home­ Ida Conference Orphanage, J. R- CaOMAHA, Dec. 11.—With several1 Z i Mli.lyn.ni EWWH*. land and Prospect, W. H. Herndon; __ i p.i.tL-i District. J- L. wniv- love letters musty with age lying beIilnlia, R. E. I- Folsom; Kathleen, W. and Pulatka District, Southcrn sido her, Mrs. Jennie Williams, more O. Troutman; Labcllc and Alva, L. wurth; Commissioner ror than 80 years old, was found dead M. Belt; Lakeland, Dixieland, G. W. ( Ocala District—M. H. Norton, pre­ probably from stnravtlon in her cot­ Uosenbcrry; S. W. Lawler, super­ siding elder; Brooksvillc. A. C. Mc tage here Monday by police. The let­ numerary; First Church, J. M. Gross, Call; BrooksyUle E. K. Skip­ ters bore dates of more than a score Myrtle', M. T. Bell; Mulberry, F. P. per; Bushnoll, C. CircuiL E. Cook Liearwa- of years ago. They were open and I’ixton; Nocatee nnd Ogden, H. B. ! p V Hodnctts Coleman, J* h. appeared as though they had just Boyd; Punta Gorda and Charlptte been read. Opened on the bed was a linrbor, J. E. Sheppard; Wauchula, Lewis; Crystal River, W. J. Bartlett; Washington, b. C. paper of Decem­ ber, 1864, W. C. Norton; Zolfo, G. C. Herndon; Dade City! J. W. IUake; j president Southorn college, R. II. D. Major; Elfkrs. W. R. ‘ttosburg, Aldcman; professor Southern college, •verness J. D. M | ^ George F. Scott; professor Southern Noinn; Largo, O. H. '° .rlv{j Uooney College, Olln Boggess; Editor Florida J. II. Daniels; Ocala, J. B. Kooney, I~ RL Aeid; ‘ Church Adovcatc, J. Edgar Wilson; Odessa, Conference Secretary of Education, C. W. Alford; St. Petersburg, b >rst ( O r T i f AanorlatrU Prraa) John A. Hendry; Commissioner of PROVIDENCE, R. L, Dec. 1.— Southern College, J. I*. Hillburn. John R. Ilathorn, editor of the Provi­ Gainesville district, u . A. Spencer, dence Journal and Evening Bulletin, presiding cider; Alachua, T. R. Ad­ died at hia home here Tuesday. ams; Bronson, P. K. Howell; Cedar Key. L. K. Wright; Citra. J. J. Jones; Columbia, E. I* Hoy; Dixie, J. I • Gaines; Fort White, R. F. Kersey; Gainesville, W. A. Cooper; High Beck; Commissioner for Southern C Springs, J. T. Gay; Jasper, J. L. Hu* " t i L o - & n B „™ .; (U r T h r .Vnanrlafrd Prraa) ter; Lake City, E. L. Calhoun; Livo NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—The verdict presiding elder; Apopk*. oVertstreet; Oak, W. T. Bantley; Live Oak cir­ for Charles Webb, husband of tho late cuit, J. B. Lcgg; Micanopy, J. D. Mur­ Mrs. Gertrude Gorman Webb, who ray! Newberry, Archer, B. F. Lawdied this fall at a fashionable West­ horn; Reddick, C. T. Bennett; Ro­ chester Biltmoro Country Club, in chelle, II. N. Harrison; Wclborn. Joseph Barton; White Springs, W. land, H. Dutill; Haines City. D U Ityc, today, waa ordered returned by Surrogate Foley in contest of Mrs. L. Nelson; Williston. D. 1). Diffen- Bourn: Kissimmee. J. wlrth; Student Pastor, University of U k e Stearns and DcSoto City. -L >*; Webb’s $2,000,000 estate brought by U k e Waies. J. I- Criswell, her father and four other relatives. Florida, B. F. Rogers; District Mis­ Guest; Maitland, J. E. Jones; MonWerda, and sionary Evangelist, half time, P. K. Tavares, K. Hollister; Moore Haven, Rowell; commissioner of Southern Holmes Logan; Okeechobee and RIUD. D. DllTenwirth. C ollege,____ . hion 'V . L L.g c'rowson; Oakland and Jacksonville District—W. F. DunOcoee. W.. J. kle, presiding elder; Callahan, nnd u c o e c .n -• Churchwell; stOrlando. j 0hns (Dr The Associated Press) BrycevUle, W. II. Funk, Fornadina. First.Chureh, • ^ K Pine": CHICAGO, Dec. 1.— Wheat, Dec. W. C. Strickland; Jacksonville, A n -ia i^ West Ameiia S tm t, . «n derson Memorial, K. II. Koestline; Highland Grove, W. C. Rogers, uvicoc 1.03 1-2; May, 1.09 to 1-8; Com, May 74 1-1 to 3-8; Oats, May 45 to 7-8. First Church, L. M. Broyles; Marvin,1 Continued on pa^e «. COMMISSION PU N S FOR MORE PAVING I REBELS MARCH ON MEXICAN CAPITAL Ag-ed Omaha Woman Dies of Starvation Editor of Providence Journal Died Today Foley Orders Verdict Returned In Webb Case MARKET REPORT LATE WIRES DEADLOCK CONTINUES (D r T h e Aaanelatrd P rra a ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 11^Deadlock In Senate continued and four ballots failed to elect Sen­ ator Cummins as chairman of interstate commerce committee. 4,08 ANGELES, Dec. 11.—WIIBarn Pinkerton, world famous de­ tective, died here th^a morning. ’ FA V oks COMMISSION ’ WASHINGTON, Dec. 11Wnshingtnn government would view with favor participation of American experts -in reparation commssion inquiry commttiec now under consideration, it was an­ nounced nt White House. COTTON RISES NEW YORK, Dee. 11.—Recov­ ery of approximately $4 bale from yesterday's aevero decline occurred today in cotton market. Hsie was accompanied by trade buying which carried January contracts to 33.25 or 80 points above yesterday's cloning quota­ tion. HEMES REPORT WASHINGTON, Dec. 11,—Gov. ernor I’rctia of Minnesota denied report he would resign aa gover­ nor to enter private business. He ' said he had no intention of leav­ ing .Mimic tanuantil he completed his term but fatcr that his plans were somewhat indefinite. CAPTURES GOVERNOR CIIIHIUAHUA CITY, Dec. 1 1 Governor Ygnncio Enriquez, of State of Chihuahua haa been rap­ tured near Torrcon by de La Huerta forces and is being held prisoner acording to word receiv­ ed by legislators today. General Enriquez was returning to State Capital from Mexico City, where he went in effort to effect peace between waring factions. REVOLUTION IN SPAIN LISBON, Dec. 11—Revolution­ ary movement broke out in Liabon last night but was prompt­ ly put down. Energetc action of government obliged rebellious ele­ ments to surrender and order was restored without bloodshed, list­ er President visited barracks and naval arsenal. Conditions today are normal. Three Greatest Needs of Sanford BY C. M. HAND. 1. The co-operation of all citi­ zens with city and county commlasioners. 2. The co-opcrtion of all citi­ zens with all law enforcement offleere. 3. The co-operation of all citi­ zens in sll improvements toward making useful men of our boys aa they grow Into the responsibilities of manhood. CITY FINANCES IN EXCELLENT REPORTS PHILIPS 2= LIKE DREAM Many Other Matters Before tke City Commissioners Monday—Father Peck Thasks City Far Assist­ ance , The monthly report of L. R. Philips, city clerk, showed the flnancca of the city to be in excellent shape. The amount received from the collection of taxes was $16,028.70 which accord­ ing to Mr. Philips, ia approximately $£,000 more than waa collected from tho samo source during November last year. The total amount of reccplts of the city from all sources during last month amounted to $27,052.68 and the balance on hand at the first of the month was $44,634,58. This made a total of $72,052.68 handled by the office for the month. ’ Expenditures made on the various departments were as follows: Salary and expenses of city manager $308.15; city attorney, $76; Municipal court, $130; police department, $962.64; fire department, $394.59; streets and bridges, $3,976.68; sewers and drains, $8,97; parks, :$290.68; puhlic buildings,, $$131; i r engineering department, $459.62; publicity, $1,166.66; inspec­ tor’s fees. $29.10; pound expenses, $181.00; finance department, $206.63. The total omunc of expenditures was $13,010.50 which leaves a balance of $58,705.68 in the treasury. Ac­ cording to Mr. Philips this is the best financial statement given out by the city this year. Special telephones were ordered to be installed in the residential sections for the use of police who will be sta­ tioned in that section of town. Rhodes Scholarship Elections Announced f -* \ WILL NOT LOSS ANY T N I on c o NCTR u e n q ijr c r a i g T e l e c i® t? At the age of 83 Mrs. W. G. Mahone o f Atlanta, Ga., prob­ ably will inherit $3J!33J)00, be­ ing one-third of a ten-milliondollar estate in New York City. What's she going to do with it? She 'says she knows several jood women who never have had enough money to buy what they liked-and now thy’re going tot CALIFORNIA FRUIT CROP IS DAMAGED Northern Navel District Suffers Heavy Loss—Some Damage Probably Done In. South­ - ern Section > . Public Utility Plants t * San­ ford Will Be Boflt IinMediately After Bond Election— ' Plana Now Being Drawn Anticipating that the special barf election called for January 11 will be carried and further to insure that there will be no delay In the plan* for the construction of the utility plants, the City Commission haa en­ tered into a contract with Joseph E. Craig, special consulting engineer, ta go ahead with preliminary plans for these plants. Mr. Craig, who la' an expert In hia line, has already made "a. preliminary survey of the costs o f the plants along with other data regarding location and equipment. Ha will now -begin work on tho (Inal plana so that if the election is carried ne will be prepared to begin work at once. Mayor Forest Lake said today that all of Mr. Craig’s plans would be sub­ ject to the approval of the Under­ writers’ Association in order that the city may have the benefit of ih e low­ est possible rate of flro insurance. Aa engineer representing the association will confer with) Mr. Craig from time * to time, it was said, ana the le work will be under the supervision o f both, men. . Mayor Lake said today that the xiecislon of the commission to go ahead with the plans, means that probably more than a month’s time will be saved. The commissioners believe that the citizens will pass upon the election by a big majority, Mayor Lake stated. ORLANDO, Dec. 11.—F. L. Skelly, manager of the Ameri­ can Fruit Growers, Inc., of Or­ lando states that advices ju st re­ ceived from California indicate a partial freeze and a heavy gale and damage to citrus fruits. There is no doubt th at consider­ able damage haa been done in the northern navel district where the temperature waa twenty-one. It is reported th at some damage is probable in southern sections. I t is too early y e t to.approxi­ Utilities Manager mate the extent of damage to Issues Statement the crop but it will undoubtedly affect shipments a t once. The ... Regarding W atq probable damage to crop may not exceed fifteen or twenty per In complance with the request of cent. the City Commission hat he prsstht SWARTHMCRE, Pa., Dec. 11.— Results of the annual election of Am­ erican Rhodes scholars to tho Uni­ versity of Oxford held yesterday in thirty-two states of the union, were announced tonight by Frank Aydclotte, president of Swarthmore col­ lege, and secretary of the Rhodes trustees. For the 32 appointments there were 357 candidates represent ing 145 American colleges and uni­ v e r s ity ' Thfrt^-tWo Rhodes ncholarshfpa are available for the United States each year each Btate electing two years a written statement to that body rel­ out of three. A cholarship Is tenablo ative to tho position of the Southern for three years and carries with it Utlltlen Co., regarding the lack of a stipend of 350 pounds per year. water pressure during areccnt fire,' The selection is made on the basis H .R. Rosebro, manager of the local of (1) character and personality, (2) (H r Tfcr A u a r lilr il Prraa) scholastic ubilitv, and (3) physical branch, presented to the commission­ LOS ANGELES, Dec. 11.—William vigor whether shown by participation Grnnvillo Sully, son of wealthy cot­ ers Monday afternoon the following in outdoor sports or In other ways. ton broker and undo of Juvenile mo­ statement. tion picture actor, Douglas Fairbanks, “Complying with a request of one of Jr., wns named defendant in $200,000 your commissioners that I submit to damage suit filed in tho superior court here Monday by Yvonne Darcy, your body a statement relative to Ihe 10-ycnr-old extra girl. Shp alleged alleged failure of water pressure durWASHINGTON, Dec. IL -S elcc- Sully attacked her after becoming ac­ the time of the fire at the Eplsco tion of Cleveland for tho 1924 Repub­ quainted with her at the studio where pal Church and Rectory. young Fairbanks was making his lican national convention is expected first appearance before the camera. “I respectfully submit that I have to bo followed this week by the made a careful invesigatlon of (his important political developments. matter and find from reports made Republican leaders are here in force dto me and from the recording guagee for the national committee’s annual nnd other instruments in our plant, meeting Tuesday and Wednesday, that emergency pressure w ss fur­ when the place and date of the 1924 l l l r Tfce Associated Prrss) nished within a few seconds after the convention will be definitely fixed, and CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—Use of the many conferences of political import­ name of Miia Muriel McCormick, first ball for same was received at ance are under way. our plant and this pressure wan con­ Cleveland is certain to win the con­ daughter of Harold F. McCormick, vention, in tho opinion of virtually wealthy farm implement manufactur­ tinued until the falling of the electric all parties chiefs here, as a result er, on the part of promoters of an wires near the fire automatically cut in the announcement yesterday of the alleged movlo star will, brought off the current throughout the city, withdrawal of Chicago from the con­ scores of school girls and middle- Wihln a few minutes after this the te st In announcing withdrawal of aged men and women to Popular Chicago’s invitation, Fred Wupham Motion Picture Products Company, curren waa cut off, the normal 50treasurer of tho national committee according to detectives who arrested pound pressure was resumed and consaid "responsible administration lead­ four officials of the company on tnued until we were able to clear ers,” wished tho convention to go to charges of conspiracy to defraud. the streets of fallen wires. We are Cleveland and he would move to make unable to account for the alleged fail­ unanimous CIeveland,|i selection by ure to secure any pressure from the the national committee. Chicago, ac­ cording to some of its representative!, mains. _ now may bid for tho Democratic na­ “Our records show that emergency tional convention. WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.- L e t t e n pressure was furnished when called in behalf of the soldiers' bonus bill for and we do not understand why it were sent today to all members of was not available if proper efforts congress by John R. Quinn, national were mado to get same at tha scene commander of the American Legion. of tho fire before the current was auThe history of the fight for the t l l r Tfce . t u « r l « t r i l Press) bonus waa detailed by Mr. Quinn, who tomnicaliy cut off throughout the city LONDON, Dec. 11.— While various asserted that the plan was not initi­ and even after thin occurred he nor­ leaders and press organizations of ated by the legion but was “born in mal pressure waa avalable.” the three big parties (aro loudly pro­ the mfnds of senators and congress­ claiming that they will not enter any men, who realized at the cloe of the war how great on economic hard­ coalition, it is self evident that only ship the service man endured because by some sort of coalition can the of his service in the uniform.” king’s government be carried on with­ out resort to another general election. ( n r Tha Aaaaalatrg P rra a ) This none of the parties concerned NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—SU te at­ desires immediately, if only on fin­ torney’s office Tuesday took prelim­ ancial grounds, as ft is estimated that inary steps to compel the New York the election in the neighborhood of Anti-Saloon League to file an ac­ 1,500,000 pounds. count of its fall primary and geaeral It is assumed as almost a certain(Dr Thr Aaa<»rl«te<l Prraa) ty that Premier Baldwin will resign " MANILA, Dec. 11.—Destroyers of election expenses for 1922. but beyond that everything la still the American Asiatic fleet left here speculative. If the conservatives de­ bound for Hongkong. The vessels cide to carry on the government it were ordered to the Chinese port in must be under the Earl of Derby or connection with the situation at Canatrongl com- ton and vicinity. They were the desome statesman not strongly milted to the protectionist policy, and| atroyera Pope, Pillabury, Preston, If it appears on the want ad hia would rule out men like Austen Sicard and the Flagship lagship Pci Peary. They Chamberlain. page of T h e ' Herald today, arc expected to arrive at Hongkong Thursday morning. you will receive two free MEETS TONIGHT. tickets to the performance at The City Planning Commlealoii KIWANIS MEETS WEDNESDAY ' The Milanc Theatre tonight will hold its regular meeting tonight You muy be the lucky oae. at 7:30 o’clock at the city offices. The regular weekly luncheon meet­ Many important matters are to be ing of the Kiwanla Club will be held Itend thoroughly the little considered by the commission, it is Wednesday at 12:15 o'clock at the want ads. said. A full attendance of the mem­ Valdes Hotel. An entcrtainln pro­ bers is urged. gram has been arranged. Suit Brought Against Fairbanks Jr’s Uncle Set Place and Date For Republican Convention Use Name McCormick In Attempt to Defraud Letters Favoring Bonus Sent Congress Members Coalition Necessary To Avoid Re-election Will Compel League File Expense Account Five Destroyers Of Asiactic Fleet On Way To Hongkong Watch for Your Name • ■ *J'M *Al 4 �'V! ■,« WSF THfc HANFOhb ‘A T ff# pAaV gEW^th.MOStAY. 10, ■*v JD | b i g INCRBA81 SHOWN. , U , Sanford offlcea of tho Western Union and Postal Telegraph Com­ panies report an increase of between WASHINGTON, December 10, RIA L ESTATE TRANSFERS. .10 and 35 per cent in business during Weather outlook for the period' De­ . ; : , . . . . D m a b tr 7. cember 10 to 16, inclusive. South the month of November over a corNotice Is hereby given that Up to " A. E. Sjobiem and Wife to Knute Csrlot Shipments Reported for Atlantic and East Gulf States: Much end until three o’cloek P. M., on 12th few small $2.75. Fla., N. Y. crates, rcspondlnj\pcrlod for last year. This V.JInWU Friday, December 7. Big Boston, 92.00. W. A. Pitta, 8r„ and wife to W. C. indicates not only the growth of the cloudiness with occasional rains, ex­ day of December, A. D. 1023, scaled Oranges— Fla. 241, Ala. 13, Cal. ctiy but* increased activity in the cept in Florida peninsula; tempera­ proposals will be received by Forrest Beans— Liberal supplies, demand Hin. ture above normal first half of week Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, 231, total 4S8. Unroported 6th, Fla. and movement moderate, market Tto Winter Park Land Co., to the trucking business. steady, To*, bu. hprs. $2.00. Peppers— nnd colder latter part. a§ tho City Commission of tho City 1 boat 30, total 40. UM tUfc Fruit Co.; Supplies moderate, prices and rondiFOR HARDING MEMORIAL. of Sanford, Floridn, and aa ex-officio Grapefruit—Fla. 40, Arlx. 1, total . * D rttabtr R. tiona unchanged. Postmaster J. P. Hall, who is chair­ 50. Unreported 6th, Fla. IB. bond trustees of the City of Sanford, Jatemlah Rove and Florence Rowe Snnford as well as all other Florida Washington, D. C. man for Seminole county, to receive Florida ,at the City Hall at San­ to Alleo P. Tucker. , Tomatoes—CaL 2, Texas I, totpl 5. dies are represented today at the TODAY Lettuce—Supplies heavy, demand . J. ft. Harvard and wife to J\ M. contributions for the Harding Me­ opening of tho Woman’s Missionary ford, Florida, for. the purchase of Celery—Cal. 15, N. Y. 33, total 48. morial, will be glad to receive con­ 1160,000.00 Park and Sewerage Bonds Unreported Cth, Mich. 0 by boat. modoratc, market steady, Fla. crates Elder. Union o f Florida ot Dgland. Cli# M. Swope and husband to C. tributions this week ot the local post­ On Tuesday tho Baptist cpnven- of the City of Sanford, Florida, aaid Lettuce—Fla. 2, Colo. 16, Me. 1, Big Boston $1.50® 1.75. office. Mr. Hail states that con­ Peppers—Supplies liberal, demand bonds being general obligations of I. Reed. Mich. 1, Minn. 3, New Mex. 1, N. Y. tion o f Florida also will assemble at tributors will receive engraved cards moderate, mnrkct steady, Fla. crates said, City, authorized by an election • R» H. Mulrheod and wife to Mcr* 00, Pa. 1, Tex. 1, Wo. 2, Wis. 24, Dcland for a meeting of several days. fancy $3.00, few $3.50, choice $2.*0@ from headquarters acknowledging held throughout tho City of Sanfqrd, ritt<F .Robinson. total 117. Unreported Oth, Fla. 1, The opening day of the Women’s 2.75. i suck contributions. Florida, on tho Oth day of October, Md. 1. December 10. Minionary Union convention will be Cukes—Lihiitcd supplies, demand Oeatf® A. DeCottcs as. trustee for Mixed Vegetables— Fla. 0. Ariz. 2, teatured by a missionary mass meet­ A. D. 1023, pursuant to Chapter 0807, TRIP TO FENRERY. Eva A. Herndon to Avc A, Herndon, ing at 8 p. m. nt which missionaries I jiw s of Floridn, 1023, said bonds to Col. 17, Colo. 2, La. 26, Miss. 1. N. J. numerate, mnrkct stendy, Fla. sq. bu. Many Sanford residents* have e x ­ will bo presented, nnd Mrs. W. C. bear interest at tho rate of five and 3, N. Y, 2, S. C.10, total 72. Unrc- cratca fnney und fair $3.50@4.00.' • frfce dealer. I* f • * » • pressed themselves as ^plannintf to James, president of tho organization, one-half (6%) per centum per annum, ported 6th, Fla. 1, 111. 2, total 2. culls $1.50. * Monday Mntlnec—Monday Night u make the trip Tuesday to the Pierson t/iroughout the Southern Baptist and arc to be dated January'first, Tuesday Mntinco Potomac Yards Passings Ronnn— Supplies liberal, demand UNIQUE WAY O f TRAVELING; fernery. County Agent Whitncr has Oranges— Total 102, N. Y. 30, Phil. moderate, market fairly atendy, Fin. 1924, end to mature Jnnunry first, Convention territory will speak on Pushing a wheelbarrow 6,218 miles for 1854, interest payable scmi-annunlly, 23, Balt. 11, Ilost. 6, -Newark 4; 7-8 bu. hprs. best $3.00@3.50, fair through 15 states from Indiana to plans for the motorcade in hand and Our Northern European. . Orgnnizstlnn nnd appointment of on January first and July first of each 2 each to Wnshn., Cumberland, Port­ $2.50. . Florida (a the experience of J. 8. everyone desiring to make the trip Leddg, who with his wife and two should get in touch with him at once. memorial and publicity will be among year, both principal nnd interest be­ land, New Haven; 1 each to DcBois, Egg Plant—Light supplies, de­ .■*"*11 ohfldren were in Sanford Sat­ The fcncry at Pierson is one of the the matters on Tuesday’s program in ing payable at Now York, in tho Mt. Carmel, Hartford, Springfield, mand moderate, market firm, Fla. urday afternoon on their way to St. largest in the country. There are GO addition to the annual address of the State of New York, said bonds be­ Providcnco, Albany, Pittstown, Sales- cratca aninll $'1.00@3.60. _ of the denomination of One Thou- bury, Titusville, Keene, Altoona, Petersburg. According to Lcddy’s ferneries located at Pierson contain­ president, Mrs. N. C. Wamboldt, tho ing Squnah—Supplies heavy, demand Comedy—Monte Banks In “piease official roports of tho corresponding Isand Dollars each, and to be number- Kingshamptr.n. statement, this is hia second trip to ing more than 60 acres. moderate, market fairly steady, Fin. Arrest Mti* Also Fox News Grapefruit—Total 27 cars. To N. Y. crates .wrapped, $2.7o@3.00, ! un­ iccrctary nnd tho executive commit­ cd from 1 to ICO, both numbers in­ Florida and the mileage given above 11, 5 each to Phil, nnd Boston; 2 each RETURty FROM GAINESVILLE tee. Divisional vice presidents will clusive; said bonds have been vali­ Prices 25 and 50 Centa wrapped mostly $2.50. ia the total for the two trips. For 23 Sanford boys who attended the De- mnkc their reports prior to adjourn­ dated by a decree of the Circuit Court to Balt., Alhuny; 1 oach to Pttsburgh, years he was a aign painter but he Pitssburgh (Cloudy, 50 nbove) Lettuce—Fin. 1, Cal. 4, 34 cars on sustained a severe fracture several Molay conclave nt Gninesville, return­ ment in the afternoon. of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Altoona, Portland, Washr,., Reading, ed to the city Monday, reporting the Recommendations of the executive years ago When he fell from a ladder , -- Florida, in and for Scminolo County, Hnrrisburg, Providence, Hartford, track including broken, modoratc sup­ lu ip a m n on Which he was working. Coupled b'*jtconc,*vc ever held in the history committee, election of officers, nom­ dated November 12th, 1023, this issue Newark, Wilmington, Chnmburnburg. plies, tlcmand and movement' slow, ordc;. Tangerines—Total 9 cars. To N. Y. market stendy, Cal. prices unchanged. ination of vico president of Southern of bonds to be sold subject to the ap­ with this injury, Leddy became blind of “ the ‘ The business sessions were pre­ Baptist convention, training school proving opinion of John C. Thom­ 0, 1 each to Phil., Balt., nnd Pitts. Fla. crates 32 heads, $2.25@2.60. Ok­ In one ye and his sight in the other Market Quotations for Saturday, ra—No supplies on market today. ia pomewhet impaired. He is now sided oved by State Master Councillor trustee and member of Margaret fund son, to be'obtained by the City of December .8 Beans—Fin. bu. hprs. green $3.00® making hia way by selling post card F. E. Cnmu of Key West. Twenty- committee, will be token Wednes­ Sanford, Florida. day. Philadelphia (Cloudy, 41 above) one candidates were given the initia­ 3.25, few $3.50, poorer decayed low pictures of himself, his wife and two All bids must be accompanied by n Deans— No carlot nrivnls, 1 un­ An address Thursday afternoon by as 50c. tory degree Friday night and Satur­ children. . . certified check for two per centum broken car on track, moderate sup­ day night the Floridn chapter degree Rev. G. A. Scott *Pattcrson, of Africa, Cukes— Supplies very light, Fla. (2r/r) o t tha amount of the bonds to plies, demnnd limited, market steady, preceded by various reports and dis­ team of Gainesville, exemplified the bu, crates mostly $0.00. DAMAGES BY FIRE. be sold. The right to reject any and 7-8 bu. hprs green freight $3.50@ cussions, will end the session. Eggplant—Supplies very light, Fire starting from a defective degree, after an elaborate banquet all bids is reserved. 3.75. Florida crates $5.00@0.00. kitchen flue at the residence of C. W. with B. Feinberg, toastmaster.* There Proposals should be addressed to Peppers— No carlot arrivals, 1 un­ Peppers— Supplies liberal, Fla. Laing at Second street and Elm ave­ was extemporaneous speaking and Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. broken car on track, light supplies, crates fancy $3.0n®3.50, choice $2.00 overyonc was most enthusiastic over v nue 8unday morning shortly after 10 v Marshall, aa jhc City Commission of slow demnnd, Florida pepper crates, j @2.50. o'clock caused a loss of approximate­ the hospitality of the hosts of the « l » » Thr A M u fla lr d l* r r »a ) the City of Sanford, Floridn, nnd os ordinary stock, $2.50, choice $2.00. $2.25® 3.00. ocacaion, Florida chapter, and the ly $1,000. MANY NOMINATIONS. Lettuce— Fla. 5, Cal. 1, Va. 1, 21 ex-officio bond trustees of the City of .-Squash—Florida eggplant crates The fire department; by good work, chapter wns extended u rising vote Washington, Dec. 10.— More Sanford, Florida, at Sanford, Florida. cars on track including broken, offer­ ot thanks. Cincinnati (Cloudy, 53 above) succeeded in .confining the bla*c to than 2,000 nominations including Witness our hnnds as tho City ings light, movement slow, demnnd Florida E::prcss receipts liberal, de­ A feature of the conclave wns the the roof o f the main part oT the that of Frank B. Kellogg of Min­ Commission of the City of Sanford, limited, market steady. Cal. crates mand and movement moderate, ninrnew DcMolay dormitory nt the Uni­ house and a bed room above the nesota to be ambassador to Great Florida, and as ex-officio bond trus- Iceberg $3.25@3.50, Ariz. Cal. crates !:et steady. Cukes— Fancy, few sales kitchen. Furniture in this bedroom versity of Floridn, on which construc­ Britain were sent to the benate tecs of the City of Sanford, Florida, „I iceberg $3.50. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. $4.00® 1.50. Eggplant—$ 1.00. was a total loss and some damage tion work is soon to start nnd this by President Coolidgei Rooms 501-2 and the seal of the City of Sanford, Bi* Roston variot>' $»-24@2.25. Beans— Hampers, best ?2.00@2.50, was the center theme of the conclave resulted from the water. Floridn, this tho 12th day of NovcmCukc*— 2 cars* no c»” on ordinnry some low us $ 1.00® 1.25. this year. SURE OF CALIFORNIA track, supplies light, demand limited, New York City (Cloudy ,43 above) First National Bank Building ber, A. D. 1923. At 8 o’clock Snturday morning the . JOINS HERALD STAFF. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. — slow movement, market steady, Fla. Phono 95 .r . Bennn— Fla. 1, Florida express FORREST LAKE. Earle E. Jones, formerly of Ft. delegates, in a group, visited the President oColidgc not only hns refrigerators bu. crates fancy $3.50, cquvnlcnt to 1 cur, demnnd moderate, (SEAL) S. O. CHASE. ch. $2. Myers, has joined the reportorinl University and witnessed the morning definitely entered the race for the light nupplics, light movement, mnr­ C. J. MARSHALL drill of the cadet battalion. In the staff of the Sanford Herald. Mr. Republican presidential nomina­ Richmond, Va. kct about sternly, Fla. 7-8 bu. hprs. As the City Commission of City of Jones was formerly connected with afternoon the flng rush nt the Uni­ tion next year, but some of hta Grapefruit— IGs and 80s lies* $2.00 $3.00@4. Snnford, Floridn, and as ex-officio THE PAINT WE SELL the Fort Blycri Press. He has had versity between the freshmen nnd the @2.50, few low ns $1.50. friends are preparing to put his Lettuce—CaL 2, Fin, 5, Southern bond trustees of the City of Snn­ experience In writing for tho Florida sophomores furnished amusement. • ... IS w « - r i Oranges— Best $1.76@2.25, few low sppplies npHlernte. demand nnd move­ name on primary ballot in Cali­ ford Florida. ^ a* • • #«• as m w w k « « . The next conclave meeting will be Times-Union and Tampa Morning as $1.50, hulk, nlf sizes, mostly smal­ fornia, home state of Senator ment moderate, market about steady, Attest: ......... ‘” held in Leesburg in May. Tribune. , ler $1.00@1.50 bu. Wholesalers re­ Fin. 1 I -2 bu. hprs. Big Boston San­ Hiram Johnson. William II. L. R. PHILIPS, port market damaged by smaller sizes. ford District limited, demand ami Crocker, Republican National DEATH OF MRS. CALDWELL’S City Clork of City of Citrus supplies liberal, demnnd nnd movement moderate, market stendy, BUYS INTEREST IN PAPER. committeeman front California ‘ FATHER. ' Sanford, Floridn. movement slow. Tangerines—very Calif, crates Iceberg $3.00@3.60. Ro- IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, The following news item appearing who called on the'president Mon­ Mrs. David D. Caldwell and sister, 11-12-10-26-12-3-10, few sales. In the current issue of The Cnrnsotn Miss Mary Powell, received the sad day, said he wished his chances nrainc— Fin. 7, supplies, demand and NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK Mondays. Tomatoes—Supplies exhausted. Times will be of interest to the many news Sunday of the death of their of heaven as good as chances of OFF movement moderate, ninrket dull. Philadelphia (Cloudy, 11 above) friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. father, F. Powell, at Tarbro, N. C. President Coolidge to carry Cali­ Floridn 1 1-2 bu. hprs. 75c@$1.25 A Full Line of Kalaomlne, Varniahes <H®nns— No cnrlot arrivals, 1 un­ mostly $1. Neel in Sanford: fornia against Johnson. Mr. Powell was for many years the . and Stains broken enr on track, supplies mod­ Harry A. Neci, who recently sold editor of the Tarbro Southerner, Peppers—Florida 1 car, supplies SOLD ONLY BY erate, demnnd limited, market steady, light, demand moderate, movement hia holdings in The Horald Printing the second oledst newspnper in North WOULD CENSOR MOVIES Fin. 7-8 bu. hnmpers green, freight Continued from pngc 1. Company and resigned as manager of Carolina. He had been in bad health ... BRADENTOWN, Dec. 10.— light, market dull. Fla. crates Bells $3.50<g>3.75. for fortifications. The Sanford Daily Herald, at San­ for some time and Sunday suffered a Strict consorship over motion fancy $2.25@2.7G, choice $ 1J50@2.00, Peppers—No carlot arrivals, 1 un­ Calif, lettuce crates Red Pimentos $ 1. Expenditures for rivers' nnd har­ ford, hoa purchased a substantial in­ stroke of paralysis which resulted in pictures was advocated in report Phone 303 of Temperance nnd soconf service terest in The Sarasota Publishing,his death. bors are estimated nt $15,786,000 ns broken car on track, supplies light, Eggplant— No carlot arrivals, no Wclaka Bldg. demand idow, prices lower. Fin. pep­ Company and has been appointed presented to Florida JMethodist supplies on market. agninst $42,739,225 this year. * per crates ordinary stock $2.50, choico J. I-. Mathews of Miami was a conference Monday. ■Governor manager o f The Sarasota Times. Mr. Jacksonville, Fin. An additional $1,600,000 for pro­ $ 2 . 00 . visitor in Sanford Sunday. Mr. Mat­ Neel had many years experience in Hardee was commended for his Beans—Green, hampers, fancy, hibition enforcement is asked of Con­ Lettuce— Fin. 5, Cnl. 1, Vn. !, 21 best S2.75@3.25, heavy supplies water Eustis Florida Colorado and Alabama before coming thews expressed himself ns being de­ favorable attitude toward prohi­ gress, President Coolidge stating cars on track including broken, of­ to Florida, and is thoroughly famil­ lighted with the City Substantial and bition. that n considerably enlarged field ferings $3.25@3.50,, Ariz. Cnl. crates soaked low ns $ 1.00 |>er hamper, iar with every branch of the news­ the business possibilities offered here. Cablmgc—Double crutcs fancy $3.25 si now open und the mnnngemcnt force should be provided. He added $3.50. Fla. 1 1-2 bu. hprs. Big Bos­ takes pleasure in extending to the paper business. Mrs. Neel returned @3.50, Florida stock, $1.50. It. L. Shipp left yesterday for Mi­ that he would present to Congress ton $1.25® 2.25. < Sanford public ami winter visitors u from Sanford Tuesday evening, where Cucumbers—Bushel crates, fancy ami where he will spend several days sooif a supplement estimate of $20,­ Cukes—2 mixed cars, no cars on $2.50® 3.00. most cordial invitation to vist the Inn she had been to attend to the crating on a combined business and pleasure 000,000 mainly for additional vessels track, light supplies, demand limited, fancy, $2.00@2.50. und partake of its hospitality. The and shipping of their household fur­ trip. "SOME WILD OATS” OPENS for the Coast Guard because of the | movement slow, murket steady. Fla. Inn is delightfully located and offers niture and they are now comfortably English Peas— Florida offerings, AT MILANE THEATRE MONDAY need for n material increase in the reefers bu. crates, fancy $3.50, choice hampers, fancy mostly $3.50. to its guests every comfort and en­ located In the cottage purchased from George Murphy, Doc Bradley and Dr. Frank B. Ullery, at 126 Seventh Sloan Nance motored to Sanford Sun­ The motion picture “Some Wild personnel and equipment of that serv- $2.0 0 . Okra—Florida stock, bumpers .fan­ joyment. The cuisine and dining room Baltimore (Cloudy, 10 above) cy, stnull green $3.50®4.00. street. The Times bespeaks u wel­ day from Davenport and were guests Outs" now being shown at the Milane ice "for the purpose of combating service nre maintained at the same Theatre, is unusual from the regular more thoroughly rum-running nnd un- ' I’®PP*r»— Express receipts niodcrPeppers—Standard crates, fancy high degree of excellence that per­ come for both Mr. and Mrs. Neel. of W. II. Murphy. run of pictures. It hesitates nt noth­ lawful importations.” If this appro-'c *0' demand limited, movement drag- $3.50®3.75, hampers $2.00lb2.25. meates the entire establisincnt. printion is granted the President said1 market weak, Fla. crates fancy ing; it is to the point. Squash—Crates, yellow medium, Telephone 124 Eustlo. small, fancy, $2.50@2.75. One doesn’t have to work their ho would nsk for an additional $6,- $3*00@3.50, choice $2.50@3.00 Squash—Express receipts light, Tomatoes—Standard sizes, extra imagination whilq wntching a screen­ 000,000 lutcr for a similar, purpose. BY JIGGS practically ho demand, too few sales fancy, hard ripes, $3.50® 1.00, choice ing of "Sonic Wild Oats” to get the Thq total appropriation proposed to quote. $2. CHAPTER ONE But if you suy so, Maggie dnrlin', full meaning of the picture's various for pMiihition und narcotic enforce­ Eggplant—Express receipts moder­ Grapefruit—Box, fancy $2.50@3.00, scenes. Likewise, after seeing it, it ment jm$IO,531,321 as against $8,821,- ate, demand limited, movement slow, INTRODUCTORY I'll write anything.” ii'roico per box $ 1.50@2.00. would be n very dull mind that didn’t C02 for the present year. I was born in Ireland, educated in "Idiot.” said Maggie. market dull, Flu. pepper crates fancy Oranges—Fancy brights per box, comprehend that the wages of sin nre Dinty Moore’s saloon, married in But I had nn idea. “Tin a wonder­ The largest single item in the $228,- $3.25@3.50, few $4. W’as'ty $2.50® $3.50@4.00, choice $2.00@2.50. prchenil that the wages of sin are three minutes, brought up in spite ful library Maggie hnd put into the 0(10,000 of expenditures by the Treas­ 3.00 Pineapples—Crates, 24s nnd 30n of myself, and drawn by George Mc­ house when we built it—red, green indeed death, or worse, suffering. ury Department is $01,530,000 for the Bcnns— Express rccepts light, de- $4.00® 1.50, 36s $3.50® 1.00, 42s $3.25 The picture is living shown for sep­ Manus In everything from a plug hat and blue books tha go beautifully with refunding of taxes erroneously col- mum! limited, movement slow, market to pajamas. the wall paper, she says. I went there arate audiences of men nnd women. uectcd. The cost of tax collection is dull, Fla. square bushel crates y 1.00(a) lb 3.50. Eggs— Per dozen, strictly fresh Now, by golly! its time I had n nfter dinner, took off my shoes, and In one respect, it speaks more plain­ estimated at $35,570,000 while the* !.50. yard infertile white 00c strictly ly than the other pictures on this word besides, "Yes, Maggie darlin’.’’ spoke to Maggie through the door. Lettuce—Cal. 1, Fla. 1, 1 car rc- fresh yard mixed mostly 45c per cost of collecting customs revenues It’s time I was allowed to tell me “Don't disturb me, dartin'. I'll be subject, shown during the war. consigncd, 18 rars on track including dozen. Heavy receipts eggs this week, is placed nt $12,821,815, Operations It recounts the experience of one own story. And I wil tell it—the wrltin* poetry.” broken, supplies liberal, deinund and indications point to ample supplies young country man who enlisted for of the Coast Guard will account for whole tfuth—provided no rollin' pins Maggie sniffed. movement slow, mnrkct about steady, coming week. another $10,(8)0,000. atop me before I get through, But, two hours after, when 1 naval service, who was determined For good roads an expenditure of . Vn!* " ttU\ Bi* Bost° n «-°0®-L25. W h o p a y s-y o tt o r th o "Dinty,” I said last week to Dinty walked out on her with a sheet of to have his fling before binding him­ Jacksonville— Contracts to be let Moore, "I shall write a hook.” paper all covered up with writln’ she self for u term of years in his coun­ $00,000.000 is proposed for construction of 84 miles of roads ' • t i s u r a n c e c o m p a n y ? of $5,000,000 over the outlay estimat­ . "What will your wife make you was just tickled pink. She rend R try’s needs. Kansas City (Cloudy, 43 above) in this county costing $2,555,000. Are you prepared to pay for the garHe sought aid from a friend who ed for this year. This accounts for do next, I wonder." sad Dinty. out loud.— Benns. Eggplant, Squash, Okra—No Do you own a Radio? more than two-thirds of the $1I I.000,fge or any other outbyildihg that had traveled the glittering path nnd "Maggie doesn't know ubout it.' "Under the spreading ch'-stnut tree cnrlot arrivals, yesterday’s prices nnd jroes up in flamcq? A dependable in­ 000 estimate for the Department of conditions unchanged today. met misfortune on the way. I told him. “She won't know about The village smithy stands, REGULAR meals served at The surance company ia prepared to pay it, either.” When efforts on the part of the Agriculture. Tho smith n mighty man is he, Boston (Clear, 48 above) Pheonix, single meals, by the day “Where are you going to write it— With stropg und sinewy hands." freind failed to dissuade the country A reduction of more than $22,000,­ ut all times. Peppers— Supplies liberal, buyers at the North Pole?” asked Dinty. "Wonderful!" said Maggie. I didn't boy from his purpose, when even n 00 in the estimated deficit of $21,­ holding o ff for Monduy’s market, 2 or week. Try them. Advertisement. (t is good business to be insured “No” I said, “I will write it nt Du­ think you had 4 in you, Jiggs. You m ounting of the friend’s bitter ex- 670,673 in postal revenues is forccnst or 3 are due to arrive. Florida crates against lire loss, bccauso if firo WP®*­ gan’s Club.” must finish it.!” friond.ithw CMFW SHR SURD ETA for next year. Postal service expendi­ wrapped, fancy $3.00@3.25M few FOR HOME AND STABLE ; ou are able to start rebuilding; with; "I guesa you are going to write { "I will,” said I, "but I can’t bo dis- perience failed to turn him, the tures payable from postal revenues $3.50. The extraordinary Borozono treat­ out dclny. A Federal Insurance about one chapter a year then," said jturbed. Poetry is hard work. friend determined he should be saved. are calculated at $611,210,000 ns com­ ment for flcslf wounds, cuts, sores, Jolley gives you absolute e®curit|r Chicago (Cloudy, 17 above) Dinty Moore. | Fo Maggie keeps away now the His method for doing this is told on pared with $568,630,000 this year. galls, burns and scalds is just ns ef­ Lettuce— Ariz. 2, Cal. 26, Fla. 1, 61) "against financial loss by fire. He had me there. I didn’t sec how 11nights I write one side of the screen story. cars on track Including broken, sup­ fective in the stablu as in the home. Yhis agency is ready to tell you about could get away with it —und Maggie j "Every night I show her u new The story of the man who had none Benefit of Christmas Fund plies moderate, demand and move­ Horse flesh heals with remarkable protection. ■ ' **-’ ' • not know. But Maggie herself showed | verse. It takes two mnutes to copy to warn him is told in a series of ST. AUGUSTINE, Dc. 8. Fabian ment very slow, prices lower, Cal. speed under its powerful influence. me the way. 8hc'd been to a blowout ;them out of a blue book, and then I unusuul pictures. A story of long Patfo, St. Augustine middleweight, crates Iceberg $3.00@3.25, mostly $3. jTh5 treatment is tho same for ani- FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR­ tiiat afternoon, and that night she lean write me own story. If the poems years spent in a fight for rehabilita­ will meet Kid Williams, 148-pound Fla., N. Y. crates, Big Boston $L50@ J as tor humans. F i.st wash out started after me. in the blue book run out, there's two tion of n young girl’s life brought to fighter of Palm Beach, in a scheduled l-?5ANCE, CALL j infectious germs with liquid Boro. - A—' • “Why don’t you do something ciev- 1more red onos and a green one. But. the verge of ruin. It is a story to ten-round bout here December 18 in a St. Louis (Clear, 48 above) jzone .and the Rorozonc Powder comer, you walrus? There’s Mrs. De ;if Maggie ever meets thp* guy Henry make even the most casual thinker boxing exhibition nrunged' for bene­ Lettuce— Fla. 1, Cul. 2, 0 cars oniplctcs the healing proqjss. Price Goofs husband—he writes beautiful Lo-.igfeih w—it’s good night." pause, thin screen drama of the so- fit of the Elks Christman fund. Sov- track including broken, liberal sup-J(liquid) 3(kr, GOc nd $1.2oS Powder poetry.” |Ct>p>light, 1022. Inl'l Feature Service ri.d evd nnd it3 far reaching effect ileral preliminaric > nro being nrunged ! piles, demand nnd movement alow, 130c nnd 60c. 101-8 Magnolia Arena* Sold by Union Phar"I've'seen him," I said, lie Io.jLj it. (To be Continued Tomorrow) on society. 1for the occasion. | market dull, Cal. crates Iceberg Ssimacy. Sanford, -:Florid* NEWS BR] *i vn I * <■ THE WEATHER 0FB01 A $5.00 deposit on a Ford car will be pla&d to your credit in ah} Sanford Bank and win draw interest at the re­ gular rate. MILANE THEATRE St; 40 ACRES LAND ON DIXIE HIGHWAY PRICE $800.00 LATE WIRES - E. F. LANE SUNPROOF BUDGET PROVIDES SANFORD PAINT STORE FOUNTAIN INN MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE A. P. Connelly & Sons �•i , *1 itpx_.k3 11141 Emily Hleka, Lot 6 Blk, 9, Tr. B „ ------------ - ------- 66 177.47 Foot Preliminary Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. B ---------------------. 06 177.47 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON LAUREL AVE. Esaie Martini Lot 8, Blk. 9, Tr. B -------------:------------06 Name •* Description Frontage. A 177.47 .PROM 8XTH STREET EOUTll TO THIRTEENTH ST. ' 177.47 ... 68.6 $80.60 J. N. Willia, Lot 5, Blk. 10, Tr. B __ ____ ------------------- 60 Notice la hereby given that. the. construction of the asphalt pavement M. F. Robinson, I,ot 4, Blk 7, Tr. 6,. 177.47 _ 68.6 80.60 Harriott Lightfoot, Lot 6, Blk. 10, Tr. B ------------ 66 on laurel Ave. from Sixth St. south to Thirteenth St. has been completed, M. F. Robinson, Lot 5, Blk. 7, Tr. 6 ________ _ m ti\ 177.47 ... 58.5 80JSO Harriett Lightfoot, Lot 7, Blk. 10, Tr. B ----------------- i 66 and tho completed work has been Anally accepted by the City Commission P. F. Monger, I.ot 9, Blk. 7. Tr. 0 .... ...... ....... ....... 80.60 S t James A. M. E. Church, W. O. Green Truatec, Lot J. Lilja, Lptr-J0, Blk. 7, Tr. 6 _______________ ... 58.6 of the City of Sanford, Florida. * 8, Blk, 10, Tr. B___ __________ .._______ t— ----06 177.47 k. The following ia the final oaaeament roll covering snid pavement show­ F. W . Mahoney and Mrs. C. R. Walker, Heira, A • j tf S41.26 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROL^. PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OP ..... 247 ing tho actual coat of said pavement chargeable to ail property abutting 341.25 City o f SAnford, Park, All Blk. 8, Tr. 8 ...~L„ 248 upon aaid portion of Laurel Avc.: : RESOLUTION NO. 105, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH 161.00 W. F. Shell* t a t 1, Elk. 8, Tr. 7 ___________ u... 117 Final estimate of the cost of paving Laurel Avc. 24 feet in width: DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. \ , 161.00 .... 117 2(117 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40e ..... ..............______ ___ ...._______$ 1,0400 M. F. Robinson, Lnt'6,.Blk. 8. Tr. 7...-..... - ..... The following ia the eatlmatcd coat of widening the paving on Ninth 11420" Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc \ ....... ....... ............v..... —_____ _____ 114.26 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF V. C. COLLER, Prop. Street from 16 feet to, 24 feet in width, from Cypreaa Ave. to Sanford Avc. 4705 Lin. ft. curb and gutter Q> 75c ......................... ..........;.............. 8,528.75 General Shop .and Mill Work RESOLUTION NO. 103, ADOPTED NOVEMBER 26TH, 1923. 100 Cu. yda. grading @ 60c ................................... 1................ ......... .......$ 60.00 513 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 3 0 c .............. .................. ........................... 15:1.00 530 Lin. ft. curb and gutter 80c ------------ ------------------------ -424.00 The following is the estimated cost of widening the paving of Palmetto 143 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 1 5 c ......... ...................... ...... ...... . 22.35 425 Sq. ft. concrcto alley rcturna @ 30c .................. - ........................ . 127.50 Contractor and Builder Avenue between Central Street and Hughey Street from 16 feet to 24 feet: 0607 Sq. yds, rock foundation @ 75c __ _____ __ _ ________ ___ 4,955.25 146 Sq. yda. paving @ $2.00 ................................. .................... ......... 292.00 0521 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ 97c ................ ..................... L... 6,328.28 Estimated cost of Paving 24 feet in width: 517 Commercial Street Engineering, legal expense, 1200 Cu. yds. o f grading @ 50c ..... ..... ...... ... .................. „......... .f 000.00 359 Sq. yds brick rclaid @ 42c _____________________________ 150.78 070 Lin,ft. epnerete alley returns <§> 22c ........................ .................. 148.72 1520 feet of curb nnd gutter @ 80c ...... ....... .................. _................... 1216.00 otai estimated coat ...... ....... ......................................................... ..$974.00 52.50 280 Sq. ft. Sidewalk @ 20c ____ ______ ___________________ 67.20 150 feet of flush curb at 35c ..._________ To be borne entirely by adjacent property. 2115 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 .......... 4230.00 2.1 Cu. yds. Class B. Concrete @ 23.00 ............. .7.............._..... ..... 48.30 300 Sq. yds. of alley returns @ 2 5 c ........................... 75.00 Number of feet frontage 468 feet. 8Typc A Inlets @ 30.00 .................................... .......... .................... 240.00 Ascsament per foot front $2,081. * 2 Inlets @ $35.00 ...... ................... ......... ............ ............................... • 70.00 Established 1908 7 Type B Inlets ®> 27.00 .................................................. ............... 189.00 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 500 Lin. ft. of 3” drain tile @ $100.00 per M ......... 50.00 Real Estate, Loans and * 5 Manholes @ 50.00 ...................._ ................................................... 250.00 E. R. Trafford’a Map of Sanford. 170 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10 187.00 Insurance 0740 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile (a) 65.00 per M..........- ........................... 438.10 Feet Preliminary' Engineering, advertising, etc., Br/o _________ ______________ ______ 518.50 Phone 48 104-8 Magnolia Avc 2045 Lin. ft. 12’ St’orm Sewer @ 1.10 ............................. ......... 2,249.50 Name Description . Frontage. Assessment Extra Work ............... -I—......... ....................... ...... - ...................... C0.08 ....... —....... 4.—•--■417 $243.50 Total estimated cost .......... ....... ............... ................................................$6999.00 E. H. Jones, Lot 4, Blk. 10, Tr. A 4 Monuments nt street intersections @ 0 ,5 0 .... ..... ...........26.00 117 243.50 Estimated coat of paving 16 feet in width .............- ........................ ... 4511.00 J. N. Crooms, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr. A ......—..... - ......... . 15 Sq. yds. brick from Third St. @ 1.17 ................................. ........ 17.55 Estimated coat of widening paving from 16 ft. to 24 ft, in width.... 2488.00 H. L. Duhart, Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. A................. - ....... ...........* 117 > 243.50 Laboratory inspection of material ................................................. 219.03 Amount to be borne by City 1-3 ........’ ......... ................................... 829.33 Martin Spivey, E 1-2 Lot 0, Blk. 11, Tr. A .......... ........ 58.5 Flowers For All Occasions 121.75 Legal expenses, advertising, etc, 2r/c ........................................... 404.89 Amount to be borne by Adjacent property ....................................... 1658.07 Lizzie Lewis, W. 1-2 Lot 0, Bik. 11, Tr. A ....................... Members Florist* Telegraph Do58.5 121.75 Engineering 4Cr ......-........................................................................ 809.78 livery Association Number of feet frontage ......................................1290.38 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 2C0-W Assessment per foot frontngc ....................... ...$1.2795 RESOLUTION NO. 106, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH Total cost ...... ........ ................................................................. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. DAY OFNOVEMBEK, A. D. 1923. Cost of Paving 10 ft. in width....................... $14,360.09 Foot Preliminary The following Is the estimated cost of widening the paving on Seventh Cost of widening from 10 to 24 ft ...................... 7.099.33 Name Description Frontage. Assessment Street from Magnolia Ave. East to Pine Ave. from 10 feet In width to 21 Amount to be borne by City on 10 ft. pavement, 1-3 ....$4,780.70. Markham Park Heighta Add!. feet in width: General Machine and Roller Amount to be borne by adjacent property ................... 9,573.39 D. S. Babbitt, Lot 4, Blk. G............................ 120$153.54 750 Cu. yda. grading @ 50c ............................................ ..... ............. ...$ 375.00 Number of feet frontage, 3,068. Works D.L. Thrasher, Lot 5, Blk. G............. ............................. 55 70.37 2186 Lin. feet concrete curb and gutter instead of flush Cylinder Grinding Assessment per foot frontage $2.61. 70.37 D. L. Thrasher, Lot 8, Blk. G.................................. 55 curb @ 60c ...»......................................................... - ............. - ...... . 1,093.00 Phone 62 — - Sanford, Fla. Amount to be borne by City on Widening from 16 to 24 ft. $2,366.44 153.54 220 Lin ft. flush curb @ 36c ............................................... .............. II. A. Neel, Lot 1, Blk. II ............................ 120 77.00 Amount to be borne by adjacent property ....................... 4,732.89 70.37 1700 Sq. ft. of alley approaches @ 25c .............. - .......l..................... 425.00 Reginald Holly, Lot 6, Blk. H............................................ 55 Number of feet frontage, 3,668. 70.37 650 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ...................... ................................. ......... 1,300.00 Reginold Holly, Lot 7, Blk. II ............................. ........... 55. Phone 498 Phone 498 Assessment per foot frontage, $1.2903, N. II. Garner’s Addn. to Markham Park Heights. 190 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ $1.20 ...............................- .............. ...... 228.00 FRED T. WILLIAME, Engiccr, 2 Inlets @ $40.00 ................. ................................................ .......- ....... 80.00 133.07 J. B. Fields, Lot 1, Blk. J __ E. R. Trafford’a Map, Sanford, Fla. 66.53 Engineering, legal expense, etc., 8tf> .................................. ............ .... 286.00 Minnie R. Baker, Lot 5, Blk. Feet Final Final 66.53 Minnie R. Baker, Lot 7. Blk. Name Deccription Local sad Long Distance Hauling Frontage Assessment Assessment 66.53 Total estimated cost of widening ....................................... ................... $3,80160 E. A. Douglass, Lot 9, Blk K M. F. Robinson, Lot 6, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .............. 57 $73.55 $148.77 Storage 66.53 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. E. A. Douglass, Lot 11, Blk. K ........................... M. F. Robinson, I.ot 7, Blk 8. Tr. 7 „.......... ..50 130.50 64.52 126.67 Number of feet frontage 1888. W. D. Hoffman, Lot 13, Blk., K ........................... Meisch Realty Co., I.ot 8, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ........... 50 130.50 64.52 Assessment per foot front $2.0466. Spencer Heights, Sanford, Fla. E. T. Durlin, Lot 0, Bik 8, Tr. 7 ..... ............. 50 130.50 64.52 G. W. Spencer, Lot 19 ....... ................ ................... FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 89.56 J. T. Allen, Lot 10, nik 8, Tr. 7 ................... 57 73.55 G. W. Spencer, Lot 20 ..................... .................... 148.77 Preliminary Feet 89.56 Gretchen H. Householder, Lot 1, Blk 8, Tr. 8 67 73.55 G. W, Spencer, Lot 21 .................. ........................ 148.77 Frontage. Assessment 89.56 Name Description Contractor and Builder T. H. I.amb, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr. 8 ................... 50 64.52 G. W. Spencer, Lot 22 ...... .................................... 180.50 89.50 E. R. Trnfford’s Map. i Emmett II. Kinlow, Lot 3, Blk 8, Tr. 8 ....... 50 64.52 G. W. Sponcor, Lot 23 ................. ........ .............. . 130.50 $239.45 89.56 George M. Brewer, I,ot 5, Blk. 8, Tr. 1 ............................... 117 Sanford,----------------------Fla. Carter Lumber Co. Lot 4, Blk. 8, Tr. 8 ........ 50 64.52 G. W. Spencer, Lot 24 ........................................... 130.50 239.45 89.56 John Musson, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. I .................................... 117 M. F. Robinson, Lot 5, Blk. 8, Tr 8 ........... 57 * 73.55 148.77 239.45 Mrs. F. Z. Graves, Lot 5, Blk 8, Tr. 2 .............. ................ 117 W. II. Hynes, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 ............... 57 73.55 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF W. B. Zachary, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 ................................... 117 148.77 239.45 W. II. Hynes, N. 8 ft. Ix»t 7, Blk. 9, Tr. 7.... 10.32 8 ft 20.88 RESOLUTION NO. 101, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH DAY OF 239.45 John Turner, Lot 6, Blk 8, Tr. A ................... .......------ 117 T. E. Wilson, S. 42 ft. Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. 7 .... 42 109.62 64.19 239.45 NOVEMBER. A. D. 1923. I. C. Hall, Lot 12, Blk. 8, Tr. A .!........................ ........... .. 117 Meisch Renlty Co., Lot 8. Blk. 9, Tr. 7 ........... 50 64.52 130.50 241.50 A. S. Simms, E. 118’ Lot 0, Blk. 8. Tr. B ............................ 118 The following is the estimated coost of widening the paving on Cypress Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Rlk. 9. Tr. 7 ........ 50 64.52 Avenue between Union Avenue and Ninth Street from 16 feet to 24 feet Public School, \M. 118’ Lot 12, Blk. 8, Tr. B ................... 118 130.50 241.50 Victor & Belle Check, Lot 10, nik. 9, Tr. 7 .... 57 73.55 in width. 148.77 239.45 Meisch Realty Co., I-ot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. 1 ........................... 117 Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ F. II. Rand, Lot 1, Blk 9, Tr. 8 ................... 40 63.23 127.89 239.45 Mrs. Mercy Roberts, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 1 ........................... 117 • Estimate^ coat of 24 foot pavement: able Professional Men, each F. H. Rand, Lot 2, Blk. 0, Tr. 8 .............. .. 239.45 63.23 49 127.89 3000 Cu. yds. grnding @ 60c .................................... - .......................... $ 1,800.00 Mary L. Leonardy, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ............................... 117 of whom, in his chosen pro­ F. II. Rnnd, Lot 3, Blk. 9, Tr. 8 ................... 40 63.23 239.45 127.89 4110 Lin. ft. curb nnd gutter @ 80c ...................................................... 3,493.50 Oessio Wheeler, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 ............................... 117 fession the Herald recom­ 75.48 239.45 58»4 152.68 300 I.in. ft. fjpsh curb @ 3 5 c ......... 105.00 J. E. Laing, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. A ................................... 117 mends to the people. 75.48 Joe D. Chittenden S. 1-2 Lot 4, Blk 9, Tr. 8.... 58 Vi 239.45 152.08 Santifiod Church, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr, A ..................... . 117 $0. Life -ft. urunitOvi'urW ra*«t @ 15c ......................................... 12.00 6i.r>Z W. H. Peters Fat. Lot 6, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ........ 6 0 .V 7 I 253.7f 130.50 200 Kick relatt $i> 5(# ....._T..................................... ......... . 100.00 Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. B .......................... ....... 253.78 64.52 W. IL Peters Est., Lot 7, Blk 10, Tr. 7 ....... 50 130.50 J. P. Baker, Lot 5, Blk. 9, Tr. I I ......................................... 12*1 6630 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 .......................................................... 13,260.00 . 82.58 1280 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.20 ..................................................... 1,536.00 Benjamin Whitner, Lot 8, Bik. 10. Tr. 7 ........ 64 107.04 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL. PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF 64.52 IW. II. Peters Est., Lot 9, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 ....... 50 130.50 14 Inlets <g> $10.00 ............... :............................................................. 560.00 RESOLUTION NO. 107. ADOPTED ON THE 26TH W. IL Peters list., Lot 10, Blk. 10, Tr. 7 64.52 1200 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ $100.00per M........................................... 50 130.50 120.00 DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. 340.64 Park, All, Blk. 10, Tr. 8............................... 264 699.04 2 Manholes @ $75.00 ...................................................................... 150.00 LAWYER The following is the estimated cost of widening tho paving on Com64.52 Engineering, legal expenses, etc.................... ,........................................ 1600.50 C. C. Cobb, Lot 6, Blk. 11, Tr. 7...................... 50 130.50 nlcrcinl Street from 16 feet in width to 40 feet in width from Park Avenue, 64.52 Total estimated cost .............................................................................$22,737.00 130.50 — Court IIousi T. J. Miller, Lot 7, Blk 11, Tr. 7 ................... 50 East to Palmetto Avenue.: 82.58 T. J. Miller, Lot 8, Blk. 11, Tr. 7................... 64 107.04 400 Cu. yda. grnding @ 50c ........................................................ -.........$ 200.00 64.52 Estimated cost of paving 10 feet in width ................. ..................... 13,233.00 130.50 M. F. Robinson, Lot 9, Blk 11, Tr. 7. ........... 50 1140 Lin. ft. combined curb and gutter in place of flush curb @ 50c 570.00 64.52 T. M. Dunlap, Lot 10, Blk. 11, Tr. 7 ........... 50 130.50 65 ft. of flush curb (fit 35c ......... ....................................................... 22.75 150.96 Estimated cost of widening from 10 to 24 ft ............................... 9,504.00 W. IL Ilynes, Lot 1, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ............... 117 305.37 1100 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ...................................................... ...... . 2,800.00 63.23 To he borne entirely by adjacent property. W. H. Hynes, Lot 3, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ............... 49 127.89 Attorney-at-Law 1 Mnnholc rebuilt .............................. - ................................................. 40.00 63.23 Number of feet frontuge ........ ,........ - ..............3534.45 W. H. Hynes, Lot 4 Blk. 11, Tr. 8 .....I..., 49 12789 700 Lin. ft. drnin tile ............................................................. ........... . 70.00 Over Seminole County Rank W. IL Hynes, I M 5, Blk. 11, Tr. 8 ........... 49 63.23 Assessment per foot frontage ................... $2.6389 127.89 Engineering, legal expense, etc., ..... .............. 295.25 Sanford------------------ Floridn Isabelle C. Higginbotham Lot 6, Blk 12, Tr. 7 50 64.52 130.50 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 64.52 130.50 Isabelle C. Higginbotham Lot 7, Blk. 12, Tr. 7 50 Chapman & Tucker's Adition. Total estimated cost ofwidening ......................................................... — $3,998.00 64.52 130.50 Meisch Renlty Co., Lot 8, Blk. 12,*Tr. 7 ____ 50 x "eet Preliminary To brj borne entirely by the adjoining property. 64.52 Name 130.50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9. Blk 12, Tr. 7 ...... 50 Description I* on (age. Assessment Number of feet frontage 1058. 04.52 IF. L. Crosby, Lot 10, Rlk. 12, Tr. 7 .......... 50 130.50 81 Mrs.'Fannie S. Munson, Lot 1, Blk 7 ........................... $225.87 Assessment per foot frontage $3.7788. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 64.52 K. S. Johnson, S 1-2 Lot 2, Blk 7 .................................. 50 130.50 IM. Minnrick, I.ot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 8 .............. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. 50 134,15 64.52 Lizzie C. Johnson, N. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk. 7 .... ..................... 130.50 F irst National Rank Building ;M. Minnrick, Lot 2, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 ..._........ 50 Feet Preliminary 50 134.45 61.52 M. J. Stokes or Snm Patten, Lot 4, Blk, 8 ....... — 130.50 Description Frontage. Assessment Sanford --------------- Florida Iva M. Toinr, Lot 3, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 ...... 50 125 . 330.11 Name 64.52 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 5, Blk. 8 ......................................... 150 130.50 Meisch Reulty Co. Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 .... 50 1103.84 E. R. Trafford’s Map or Sanford. 64.52 Lenin Nixon, Lot 3, Blk. 9................... .............- ......... J. II. Hutchinson, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 8 .......... 130.50 50 125 336.11 Imkc Front Improvement Company, Beginning nt the InterH. W. Johnson, Lot 0. Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ..... 130.50 64.52 Fannie Frazier, E. 61.3 ft. Lot 4, Blk. 9 ................. 50 69 185.53 sertion of tho West line Palmetto Avc. with North 61.52 Unknown, Lot I, Blk. 16 ............................................. 105 Meisch Realty Co.,.Lot 7, Blk. 13. Tr. 7 ...... 50 130.50 282.33 line Commercial St. Run North 113 ft. W. 377.2 ft. 82.58 Mrs. L. E. Taylor, Lot 7, Blk 16 ..................................... Meisch Realty Co., Ixit 8. Blk. 13, Tr. 7 .......... 6104 167.01 64 172.09 ARCHITECT S. to Commercial St. E. along N. line of Commercial 130.50 64.52 E. Mabel Saint, Lot 1, Blk. 17 ..................................... 125 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 ... 50 $1,425.36 336.11 St. to beginning ............................................................... 377.2 First National Bunk Building Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk. 13, Tr. 7 50 130.50 64.52 John Musson, Lot 7, Blk. 17 ..................................... 140 376.45 Lake Front Improvement Company, beginning nt the in­ Sanford, ------------ Florida 130.50 64.52 M. F. Robinson, Lot 1, Blk. 18 ................... ............ F. C. Welch, E. 1-2 Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr 8 .... 50 HI 225.87 tersection of the N. line of Commercial St., with E. 64.52 C. H. Kirkland, N. 48’ of Lot 5, Blk. 18 ............- ........... 130.50 F. C. Welch, E 1-2 Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 8... 50 48 129.07 line of Park Avc. Run N. 104.2 ft. E. 148.8 ft. S. 82.58 T. J. Johnson, S. 52’ of Lot 5, Blk. 18 ......................... J. S. Dinkel, I.ot 3. Blk 13, Tr. 8 .......... 84 167.04 52 139.83 562.29 104.2 ft. W. 143.8 ft. to beginning ............................... 148.8 04.52 J. S. Dinkel, Lot 4, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 .............. . r.o 130.50 E. It. TralTord's May, Sanford. Sanford Hotel Construction Co., lots 1, 2, 3, Blk. 2, T. 64.52 Levina Williams, Lot 1, Blk. 6, Tr. A ...................... 13050 H. C. Gunter, Lot 5, Blk. 13, Tr. 8 .......... 50 75.1)3 201.22 562.29 3 _____________ - ........ I..... ................................... ............ 148.8 64.52 Sallie Mcintire, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. A ............................ 130.50 50 Albert W. Smith, Lot 6. Blk. 11, Tr. 7 ...... 41 118.31 64.52 Sallie Mcintire, I.ot 2, Blk. 7. Tr. A.......... — ............. 130.50 50 Albert W. Smith, Lot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 ....... 41 118.31 J, T. Miller, beginning at N. E. Cor. Rlk. 2, Tr. 2. Run 283.41 S. 82.4 ft., W. 75 ft., N. 82.4 ft., E. 75 ft. to beg...... .. 75. 82.58 61 167.04 Jupiter Lodge I. O. O. F. to Body Noble Grand, Lot FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance Albert W. Smith, Lot 8, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 .... 64.52 130.50 50 Albert W. Smith, Lot 9, Blk 14, Tr. 7 ...... 41 118.31 Lake Front Improvement Company, beginning 75 ft. W. 3, Blk 7, Tr. A ........................... ................ ................. 64.52 Lemon Hnndfonl, Lot 4, Blk. 7, Tr. A ................- ........... 130.60 of N. E. Cor. of Blk. 2. Tr. 2. Run S. 82.4 ft., W. 60 50 Albert W. Smith, Lot 10, Blk. 14, Tr. 7 .... 44 118.31 226.72 64.52 Lemon Hundford, Lot 5, Blk. 7, Tr. A ............................. 130.50 ft., N. 82.4 ft., E. 60 ft. to beginning .......................... 60 Mrs. G. D. Hart, Lot 1, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ....... P0 44 118.31 R. C. M A X W E L L 64.52 Wiibur Forrester, Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. A ...... —........... 13050 Lake Front Improver^* Company, beginning 147 ft. 50 Mrs. G. D. Hurt, Lot 2, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ....... 44 118.31 Reul Estate 82.58 Mury C, Calhoun, Lot 1, Bik. 8, Tr. A ............................. W. of N. E. Cor. 01 «jik. 2, Tr. 2. Itun S. 104.2 ft., 167.04 64 Mrs. G. D. Hart, Lot 3, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ....... 44 118.31 560.03 and 64.52 Mary C. Calhoun, U t 2, Blk. 8, Tr. A ..................... ....... W. 148.2 ft., N. 104.2 f t , E. 148.2 ft. to beginning....... 148.2 130.50 50 Sirs. G. D. Hart, Lot 4, Blk. 14, Tr. 8 ....... 118.31 44 Insurance 04.52 L). W. Warren, Lot 3, Blk. 8. Tr. A ............................. 50 130.50 Mrs. G. D. Hart, Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr. 8 ___ 44 118.31 Hurry Kent, beginning 295.2 ft. W. of N. E. Cor. of Blk. 2, Tr. 2, Run S. 104.2 ft., W. 100 ft., N. 104.2 SANFORD, FLORIDA The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without interest Frank M. Brown, Lot 4, Blk. 8. Tr. A ......................... 118.31 44 377.88 ft., E. 100 ft. to beginning ...........................................100 up to December 15, 1923, and from and after such date, suid special assess­ Ernestine Stewart, Lot, 5, Blk. 8. Tr. A .......................... 44 118.31 Notice D hereby given to any and all persons interested in the Special 118.31 ments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with interest nt John Turner, I.ot 6, Blk. 8, Tr. A............ >.......... - .... ».... 44 66 177.47 assessments against the various pieces of property above described that J. E. Laing, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. A ...................... - ............ SCI per annum on all deferred payments. M I L D R E D SI MMONS 66 177.47 said assessments are payable in full within thirty days after the above and Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City of Sanford, this Willie Lewis. Lot 2, Blk. 9, Tr. A ................................ Teacher of Pianoforte 117.47 foregoing special assessment rolls have been equalized, approved and con­ E. M. Grumling, I,ot 2, Blk 9, Tr. A .............................. 66 13th day of November, A. D. 1923. and Pipe Organ 177.47 firmed, or in ten equal ar.nuul installments, with interest at 8% per nnnum J. P. Baker, Lot 4. Blk. 9, Tr. A ..................................... 66 (SEAL) I- R. PHILIPS. City Clerk. Studio: Room 225, Meisch 66 177.47 from'and after the time said special assessments stand approved and con­ J. E. luting. No. E. 39 ft., Lot 1, Blk. 10, Tr. A .......... 11-11-10-20-23-27-30-12-4-7-11-1 llOtc Building 88.74 firmed. 33 I. omau Oiver, N. 1-2. I« t 2, Bk. 10, Tr. A ...... A meeting of the Equalizing Board of tho City of Sanford, Florida, 88.74 33 Ben Brndey, S. 1-2 of Lot 2, Bk. 10, Tr. A................ SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY OF Emma Miller, Lot 3, Mlk 10, Tr. A ............................. . 66 177.47 will be held at the City Hall at 2:30 p. m. on the 27th day of December, RESOLUTION NO. 11)1 ADOPTED THE 26TH DAY OF 177,17 A. 1). 1923, at which, meeting said Board will hear any and all complaints 66 E. II. Jones, Lot 4, nk. 10, Tr. A ...... ...... ..........— NOVEMBER, A. I). 1923. and objections as to such special assessments, and will at said time adjust 75.5 203.01 Laura Johnson, Lot 0, Blk. 6, Tr. B ...... ................... The following is the estimated cost of widening the paving on Sixth Robert and Janey Singleton, Is»t: 7, Blk. 7, Tr. B ...... . 118.31 and equalize said assessments on a basis of Jutice and Right; and when 14 Street, between Myrtle Avc. and Laurel Ave., from 16 feet to 24 feet: 118.31 said Special Assessments are so equalized and adjusted, same will then 44 Theresa Stewart, Lot 8, Blk. 7, Tr. B ...... ................... 160 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c .............................................................. $ 80.00 J. P. Baker, Lot 9, Blk. 7, Tr. B...................... ........ . 118.31 stand confirmed and be, and remain binding liens upon the property against 44 1021 Lin. ft. curb and gutter instead of flush curb at 45c.................. 460.80 E. M. Ward, Lot 10, Blk. 7, Tr. R ......................... .'...... 118.31 which said assessments are made until paid in accordance with the provisions 44 Get an Abstract before buying 425 Sq. ft. alley returns (3> 30c ...... ............................................ ............... 127.50 J. M. Frierson, Lot ,11, Blk. 7, Tr. R ----- ......... ............. 118.31 of Resolution No. 101, 101, 101, 105, 106, and 107 of the City Commis­ 44 280 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ................................................................... 560.00 W. G. Magi!!, Lot 12, Blk. 7, Tr. B ..................... ........... 118.31 sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted on the 26th day of November, 14 property 118.31 A. L>. 1923. 41 Engineering, legal and advertising expense .......... ................................ 98.21 K. S. Johnson, Lot. 7, Blk. 8, Tr. B ................... ........ .... 118.31 44 WITNESS my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, A. S. Simms, [.ot 8, Blk. 8, Tr. B ---------------------------44 118.31 Florida, this 8th day of Dccumber, A. 1). 1923. Total estimated eost .................................................................. - ...............$1320.54 A. S. Simms, Lot 9, IMk. 8, Tr. B ----- ---------------------118.31 (SEAL) 44 l. r . PHILIPS, City Clerk. A. S. Simnts, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. B......... .........— To be borne entirely by adjacent property. 12-11-18 118.31 Margamia Brown, I-ot 11, Blk. 8, Tr. B ........................ 44 Number of feet frontage, 964. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sanford Novelty Works §5*/, SSa ' Ruv* _it *<■/ ,j *a.* 1 P A. P. Connelly & Sons STEWART the Florist ■ f if e ■ WILLIAMS, Sanford Machine Co. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER S. O. Shinholser PURELY PROFESSIONAL Schelle Maincs George A. DeCottes Fred R. Wilson Elton J. Moughton W. J. Thigpen Real Estate SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. E. A. Douglass, Pres. J , �GIVE HER A BULOVA WATCH THAT SHE WILL LOVE FOR BEAUTY’S SAKE—THAT SHE WILL CHERISH FOR ITS FAITHFUL DEPENDABILITY—AND PROUDLY WEAR AS A LASTING REMEMBRANCE OF YOU XMAS We have a wonderful display of beautiful accurate BULOVA Watches in every refinement of modern design—at prices that arc exceptionally low. XMAS WE HAVE A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF GIFTS FOR THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS. COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR DISPLAYS IN A SUBSTANTIAL WAY MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS OF SUCH THAT THEY WILL GIVE SERVICE, COMFORT AND REMEMBRANCE GIFT SUGG HAND BAGS VANITY CASES MIRRORS SPANISH COMBS Our line of fu rniture is suitable for the gift / th a t lasts. SRNIGHT RAGS HOSIERY LINGERIE NOVELTIES 25 Gold Filled W rist Watches in Oval and Octagon shapes, guaranteed 10 years, regular $18.75 value—Specially priced at only ----------------------------------- $ 10.00----------------------------------Also full line of French Ivory Goods, Dorian Compacts, Mesh Rags, Vanity Cukcs, Cut Glass, China, etc. Ladies’ Sewing Baskets, Wood Baskets Smoking Stands and many articles of a use­ ful nature for the home. /^ L A D I E S AND MENS R E A D Y -T O -W E A R I \ WEINBERG, Prop OPPOSITE POST OFFICE FOR THE CHILDREN WE CAN OFFER 307 E. First Street Wheel Goods of every kin d ./' Always head­ quarters foi^)oll C a rt/a n d wagons We have a limited quantity of box and card games th at are very low in price. GIVE US A CALL DURING YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Magnolia and Second ■ J ■ J| ■ Hi XM AS Select Her Christmas G ift Now. XM AS It will helj) you with your gift problems. You usually want to buy gifts in a hurry—the dealers don’t—in order th at you may! 1’hoy have selected slowly that “ you may select quickly; surely. that you may select safely. These suggestions will help you solve your gift problems quick­ ly, satisfactorily, economically. WHAT BETTER F O R C H R IS T M A S G IF T S taste makes her selections at a shop which experience lias abreast of the style, but quick to sense subtle changes in co.« effect that these will have on fine footwear. If you are not confidence that comes with footwear chosen here won’t you designs. The New High Instep Cuban Heels Very Smart Among the most pleasing December styles ure those which fit snugly about the ankle nml cover the instep with an interesting webbing of cross straps. Frequently these arc in contrasting color or material to the rest of the slipper. The extreme French heel has given way to lower heels. And well-dressed women aro choos­ ing the cuban and box heel not only because they nrc extre­ mely pleasant to wear, but be­ cause they are in keeping with the full, round toes of this Autumn. Don't W ait Until the Last Minute FOR HER COULD YOU FIND THAN A ' BEAUTIFUL Cnr footwear Is not bought ahead for an enliio season, not even for r.n entire month. Often our buyer ronshler* new styles nnd every week brings packing boxes crammed with the newest designs to this store. Everytimo you are down town :i view of mir windows will prove enjoyable for there is always something now to see. BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF IVORY COOPS, CARD CASE PICTURE FRAMES, TALCOM BOXES, COMES, BRUSHf POWDER BOXES, MIRRORS, ETC. ALSO MARY CARDEN, DJElt KISS AND RICHARD IIUDNUT PERFUME SETS GJFT AND STATIONERY SHOP -------------------- $3.75 to $9.50------------------ SUGGESTION KODAKS HAND DAINTED CANDLESTICKS AND CANDLES FINE STATIONERY UNION PHARMACY “The Store of useful and inexpensive Giftu” HUUNT It It OWN SUEDE BLACK SATIN BLACK KID WOODCHUCK KIO BROWN SUEDE BEIGE SUEDE Fanner’s Department Store 213-15 Sanford A v c .------------------------------------ Rhone 550 Stewart, The Florist Phone 260-W THAT WILL PLEASE HER HAND PAINTED CANDLES, GIFT STATIONERY, PARTY BAGS, CONCOl.E SETS, VANITIES, NF.W FICTION BRING IN YOUR SHOPPING LIST AND LET U$ ADVISE YOU Hendr,uarter: fur Office Supplies �I f t fck-^ » j W ft in *ima iriviitvvii wfry sH a m a m w Mm Hw#ww i B^ hiivtwvm w+ K r i r n * RmM rria tin c«* M a ta r ti W i rtl a. { E n tered na Second Claaa M a tte r. O eto I b e r I? . 1919, a t th e P ontofflce a t KanIfn n t. F lo rid a , u n d e r a c t o f M arch 3, 1197. U\ "Wr* rK-i..' _5jf; 8*1 Frtildcnt ^Coolldge’a mewa** la very moch the message we would have expected the late President Warding to write If he had lived. Pre*ldcnt Cofllldge advocates the World Court and recommends to the favorable consideration of tho Senate the World Court of the League of Nations. He repudiates the League of "Na­ tions nnd says that “the United Stntes secs no reason to limit its own free­ dom and independence of action by joining It.” It seems obvious, however, thnt the United States would limit its freedom and independence of action by join­ ing the League of Nations' World Court, where the most objectionable provisions of the League of Nutions comport arc operative in the most offensive form. Tho President approves the tariff low and advocates n merchant marine, but looks forward to turning tho gov­ ernment-owned ships over to private hands. He approves the budget system for tho conduct of government, approves Secretary Mellon’s plnns of tax reduc­ tion, advocates a proper improvement M e m dent•credit for eonrafo if not for a very accurate understanding of popu­ lar sentiment Until recently one could gel a Government bulletin on The three things that the people pf the United States are most de­ 5 the eradication of all pests except crooked stock salesmen. S nOLLAND L I1HAX termined upon arc: .... ... S ee.-Tren *. K. HOWARD M ilO Now, even this deficiency has been filled. The Treasury ! . First, to keep free entirely from 1 P k M * 1M ■OT M a n a lla A raaae. any further European complications; 8 Department hns mailed thousands cf circulars to all classes * aVBSCNIPTlOX HATESl Second, to reward adequately the 5 of investors throughout the United Stntes cautioning them * One Y e a r........*7.00. HI* M onths *3.60 heroic men who brought us safely g to “consult* their bankers'* before embarking upon the i D elivered In C ity by C a rrie r p e r w e e k H e . W e ek ly E d itio n H T er Y ea r put of our last European entangle­ ■ wrcck-Btrewn sea of promiscuous investment. : ment; S P E C IA L S O T IC E : All o b itu a r y Uncle Sam gives valuable advice. Bankers have sources B notices, card * of thank*, reso lu tio n * Third, to reduce ns promptly ns a n d n o tlc ea of e n te rta in m e n ts w h e re of information and opportunities for investigation not*avail- *; possible the burden of taxation which c h a r g e s a re made, w ill he c h a rg e d fo r able to the average individual. ■ a t r e g u la r a d v e rtisin g ra te s. our recent adventure in European con­ M EM B ER T H E ASSOCIATED l ’ltE S S flicts created. 1 : T h e A ssociated P re ss Is e x c lu siv e ly a If the President had said that he e n title d to th e use fo r re p u b lle a tlo n of a nil n ew s d isp a tc h es cred ited to It o r indorsed Secretary Mellon’s plan of n o t o th e rw is e credited In th is p a p e r tax reduction and would not sign any a n d a lso th e local new s p u b lis h e d h ere in . A llW lghta of re -p u b ln -n tlo n of soldiers' bonus bill that was not ac­ a sp e cia l d isp a tc h e s h ere in a r e a ls o re* companied by some provision ns the serv ed . A BUILDER j\ tCOMMUNITY u m iH iu u M w u iiiu iv a sales tnx to supply the fund to pay F. I*. FORSTER. President H. F. WIIlTNKR, Cashier B TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11 1923 the oidiers’ bonus he would have I a adopted a much more popular poliey. m eaxsan i !HAUaH333MRSURRDaASSDRHMREBti||2 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY And if ho had allowed the World Court of the Leaguo of Nations to The hnrvcst Is past, the summer is expire along with the discredited Lea­ ended, nnd wo are not saved.—Jer. gue of Nations nnd waited for nn 8 : 20 . opportunity to establish genuine arbi­ ---------o-------tration tribunal he would have been It" you expect eges during THAT DOLLAR In a much strunger and sounder posi­ the winter you must feed Cno time 1 had a dollar hill, tion. the host egg producing ra­ ou* Ell!”" . 8y And it was worth n dollar; President Coolidge’s message, on encouragement of education nnd n tion and feed it regularly. “ .... ...................... .......... .. It bought n shirt, two pair of socks, separate Department of Education and the whole, will probably please the Almost any old hen will lay A handkerchief nnd collar, n place in the Cabinet for n Secretary Republican Party more than it will a few eggs next spring but And nil I’ve go to say is this: pk'UHC the public. of Education. your greatest profit is in I’m sadder nnd I’m wiser— He favors railroad consolidations • It ntay nominate him, hut itomething W inter Eggs. --------------o--------------A pair of socks is n dollar now, and coal mine consolidations, nnd more than tills will lie required to Wilkes Sunshine Mash and My Country, Tis of Thee, O wow— hopes thnt these consolidations will elect him. Scratch am! P ra tt Poultry But double darn the Kaiser! The action of the City Commission nt its meeting Monday relieve ths difficulties of the present Regulator will get results — Richmond Times-Dispntch afternoon indicates that no time is going tb be lost in carrying unsatisfactory situation in each case, now. Give it a trial. -------- o--------out the wishes of the people. # although he does not make it entire­ “Your Money Back If You Business is good In Sanford. The election date has been "set for January 11 at which ly ck-ur how a more complete private Are Not Satisfied’’ time the voters will be called upon to express themselves on the monopoly of the essentinls of fuel THANKS THE HERALD Some merchants advertise; others issue of $845,000 in bonds for acquiring water, electric light and ami transportation is going to benefit Editor, Sanford Herald: JNO. W. SNEED go into bankruptcy. •Business Phone 539 Residence Phone 319-J As President of the Florida Engin­ gas plants. This amount has been apportioned as follows: Water the public. . eering Society, I take great pleasure -------- o-------works system $275 000; electric light plant $310,000 nnd gas The President, while opposed to ■ H T H E CASH .FEED S T O R E M H The best way for n politician to plant $100,000. public ownership of shipping, appar­ in informing you thnt it is tho sense of members of the profession that you get before the people is to get be­ Consulting Engineer Craig made it plain at the mass meeting ently is not opposed to nil public hind them. thnt while the acquiring of a first class water system was para­ ownership, and states that the es- he thanked for your very appropriate ■-------- o--------mount from the standpoint of safely, th a t the electric light plant jtrblishcd policy of “reclamation de editorial of November 27, 11)23, en­ Discount Floridans.” We Wherever one looks there arc was the one item in the three from which the citv could expect a ! velopmcnt” by tin* government should ,titled ,, “Don’t , ,, . , , . ............... * I . | * | *• , . behove you .should ue congratulated roads being improved. This is a sign real revenue. not be abandoned for any private con' . , . , , , PHONE S39*MYPTLE AVE.8‘TH.ST.SANFOPD.FU upon the stand taken and it in cer_ ,, , ,, , , , , . . !, , U|Kin of sure prosperity. In other words, the city must build a water works system n lro,< tain that you nre well informed nnd -------- o--------order to get pure water for drinking purposes and for fire pro­ The President urges organization have the right idea. When they christened Seim tor John­ tection. This is absolutely necessary. From the standpoint of among the farmers to overcome their The technical engineers of Florida son, Magnus, why did they leave out making money, the electric light plant m ust he built or purchased. marketing difficulties, but does not finttrr Than a AlantarJ Planter are doing nil in their power toward For Coughs and Cold*, Head*' his middle name, Ego. From the standpoint of lower rates and better service, the gas offer much encouragement of govern­ the upbuilding of Florida and we are aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ment assistance. He seems to think -------- o------- ’ plant should be acquired. in a position more than any other and AH Aches and Pains The people have already indicated their wishes. There is thnt “God helps those who help them­ set of men to know the necessity of If tho Pope doesn't see fit to send selves,” and that consequently there ALL DRUGGISTS n Cardinal to the United Stntes, see little doubt but wlmt their sentiment will be registered in no un­ conserving our resources, both men certain term s nt the forthcoming election and th at the vote will is no occasion for the government and material, and having public works if the Protestants care. iSe and 65c, jar* and lube* ItotpiUd size, $3.00 be so overwhelming that the bonds, when sold, will bring a big to interfere. ---------o--------done by men who understand local The.President opposes tho soldiers’ conditions and who arc willing to It doesn’t rcnkc much difference premium. bonus. Sanford is marching to a greater prosperity. work for reasonable compensation whether a girl’s hair is bobbed or not. The message on the whole Is extre­ ami who do not Come into the state ------------o--------------It's what she hangs it on that counts. AS OUT OF the heart are the issues of individual lift*, so out mely conservative, although it hns a merely for lug fees to he taken else- * ---------o-------of the home is an instrument of good or ill, m ightier than the few semi-progressive recommenda­ where. Of course, the Floridn engin­ You can snve u lot of trouble and tions. school or the press of the pulpit.—Parke Godwin. eers expect compensation for their For Christmas. We pack and ship. All fruit from our possible embarrasment during the It might be said thnt the Republi­ services ns any other professional or ------------o--------------own groves. holiduys by muffing those Christ­ THE CROWNING fortune of a man is to be born to some pur­ can elephant stands pat with three business man, but we assure you that mas cards today. suit which finds him employment and happiness, whether it be feet anil timidly tests tho timbers of we are men of high standard who », *i *| *.j■-------11 *11a» oi-------v* i •i ■11I *•*■ to make baskets or broadswords, or canals or statues, or songs.— the Progressive bridge with tfie fourth are looking for the best interests of When a man is caught with con­ foot. Florida and as such we thank you Emerson. cealed weapons while appealing W.» The best things about the Presi­ again for this editorial, which is case to the Supreme Court, it is a dent’s message are ids support of hound to do much good in Florida. misnomer to call him Nicklcs. It j Very respectfully, Secretary Mellon’s tnx program, ids should be Brass. Ashe vile Citizen W. W. Fineren, educational recommendations, his ad­ 108 E. First Street -------- o--------Jacksonville, Fla. vocacy of a limitation of child labor Florida should bo proud of her So far ns possible, lay aside person-.checked, art* in danger of accepting nnd a minimum wage law for women. football team. Three of its members, ntitles and consider, in the person of the doctrine that tine individual is in* The worst things are his advocacy Robinson, Goldstein nnd Newton, Kobert M. I.a Folictt, what the em- significant and his rights secondary of our joining the League of Nations’ gained places on the All-Southern. i.% battled and never compromising rad­ to the rights of property. World Court and his opposition to -------- o-------ical bleu contributes to the working Forget fur a moment LnFollctte the soldiers' bonus. In discussing his possible presiden­ out of the problems of free govern­ the man rash and •impetuous nnd conAs both’ of these declarations were tial candidacy, Henry Ford remarked ment in this country. ! aider what he Ims been a leader in ac- unnecessary we must give the Fredrecently, “Wouldn’t it be funny if I As President of the United States, contplishing. As Governor of Wisconran?’’ Yes it would be funny if any Senator LaFollcttc would bo a pop- sin lie was long ago u pioneer in the Ford ran. tical calamity. He is limited to the movement for state regulation of in­ -------- o-------point of fanaticism in his vision of taurence, regulation of railroads, ortgage nvestment ou se Lloyd George recently delivered the eternal struggle between th e ,workmen’s compensation, direct prisixty speeches totaling one hundred g roups which Woodrow Wilson re- nmries. In thnt day these were revThe buy will get mad if there is no uml eighty thousand words, in three centiy called “the haves and the have olutionary ideas, the veriest social­ sawdust in sister’s doll. I f you own securities which arc Flfcy-cigbt years’ experience i.i weeks. Wonder what President Cool- is t s .” In war time it was hard to de- ism. Now they nre, in most of ffte un t yir filing you a sufficient return, termine whether LaFollcttc was a pa- .-Into;, commonplaces of government, idge thinks of a man like that. making first mortgage invvstrr.cn t i Christmas is not over until friends if you are interested in saving a portriol or a rebel; but he is the millI.nFoI16tto, or radicalism, docs quit being polite to you. -------- o-------withmif loss to a xi:ig!c invc ior tfi”i f jour earnings,or if jo u arc tnnt apostle of the individual aaginst much harm in seeking to do good. Hut Captain Hubbard of the Harvard f ie back o f every issue i i /id-c.r looking lor tfic best investment for football team lias organized a Illue vested interests and the toiwcrva- 'conservatism, unless its mind is closProtected lior.d-. These Loiuia, Umbrellas make good gifts became your savings—you should know Shirt Club for tho purpose of cutting tives who declare the old order is ed, learns from radicalism much- you can borrow them back. eccurtd by first mortgages upon more atm-, t this riskless 7 ,/v in­ down laundry bills. Whut's the mnt- good and can be changed only at the needed lessons. The wise conscrvaselected improved property, such vestment. ter with a Blue Shirt Club for San­ extrenio peril of the experimenters .ative looks with calm mind upon the These shortest days nre the lo n g -! c l office buildings, hotels ar.d and everybody else. jwild proposals of today, sifts out the est to tho boy waiting for Santa. ford? Right now— while j ou arc think* apartment houses, arc created, -------- o-------if LaFolIette has his way in th e ' impracticable and shapes the rcing about it write your name and I'fcgLuirded, approved and re com­ We have Sunkist Oranges, lemons Sixty-Kighth Congress ho will set ]lnumder into instruments of human Give daughter a razor so she will address across this announcement, mended b y ihc South's G!dc:.t and other California products, and nek railroad transportation progress jwelfare. The old order should not, it Inot sharpen pencils with yours. mail it to us, and we will gladly Mortgage Investment H ouse. if Ilirum Johnson lias his wuy we will ten years and thereby slow down the is true, be destroyed; for it is the scud you an instructive investment have a Sunkist President. And lu* will wheels of forward ' movement in a product of many strong hands of past | The kids like skates, but they are You taka no risk when you in- booklet, "How to Judge Southern see that the Sunkist State stays Sun­ thousand related enterprises. And yet, generations. But tho existing order hard on the seats of their pants. vest in Adair Protected Don Js, and Mortgage Bonds.” kist undiluted by foreign osculation. the principle of which he is the un­ can be adapted to e,hanging conditions because o f die liberal interest yield, prepossessing examplur is that which of human life, and, in arousing the —Produce Bulletin. If you arc interested in getting What could bo worse than bein it is possible for you to greatly in­ 7 \u interest while you save—please ever works in the body politic to save popular impulse to progress, the La,, e , . I , , i ,, ,, . , , given the mumps for Christman? crease your income anti to ac­ request full information regarding The excavation in this State a few the man from being enslaved by over- Collettes are useful guiltlys, prevent- < cumulate wealth at a rapid rate. days ago of the bones of a mammoth weening devotion to muterial posses- |ing prolonged conservative and colli­ our Partial Payment Plan. If you don’t like some neighbor < supposed to have been thirty feet sions. by ease and luxury which, un- placent slumber. you can give his little boy a drum. long, and supposed to have trod these ! shores 50,000 years ago, is proof that Hide ihc children’s presents with a d a ir ealty c r u st there have always been big things in Folk County Record their school books ami they never w ill lte a ley Building ATLANTA Floridu—just as there are today.— find them. St. Petersburg Times. Not that we are hinting, for hint-! VBnta,.B „f this by allowing their bills -------- o-------V* t ^ 'sj In giving -i watch you can write ing is bail taste, but we do suggest The Homestead Lender says: to run mouth after month simply he- “it's your time now," or “Hope you “Thu Sanford Herald, seven column for the benefit of the business houses eause they do not bother to pay up. have a good time.” daily that has a metropolitan air thnt of the city that it would lie conferring a large favor if those carrying In Ibis way the poor man who hasn’t does credit to the staff behind it and What will you give father? Give the town it boosts, still keeps n the accounts would *ee that they were the credit standing to run biffs over him asbestos gloves to be worn while settled before starting their Christthirty days is often the better and front rank of Florida newspapers. more desired customer than the rich opening Christinas bills. Three Miami men are now piloting its mas buying. The various stores, of course, carry one. evidently prosperous course through tho sea of journalism. They are Reese an extra heavy stock at this season The merchants of the city try to, Candlesticks make good Christmas heavy kind are better Combs, It. L. I)**an, and It. II. Berg. o* the year nnd they must not only secure a choice selection of goods for if..;. The big heavy Mr. Combs and Mr. Berg were for­ pay interest on money to finance it you and give you the same prompt for chasing burglars. merly connected with the Miami Daily but in case collections are not, com-! service during this busy rush season. Metropolis and Mr. Dean shows marks pelte on pa. t accounts they have diifi-jShow your appreciation in u practical . ^won be time for new resoluof the Journalistic talent that made culty in making their fmnncial nr- way by squaring your past accounts tuh them new but they his father a power In the newspaper rangements. and easing his financial burdens. Thu' ure cncs mat^° over. field of this state. The Leader join • There are many in all cities whose dollars you pay in will be passed A brisk demand for whtskbrootns the rest of the state press in wishing trade is valuable to the merchant ami around to square otlwr debts and the new owners of the Herald con | whose credit is unquestionable, but eventually one or two may get Un, will be the natural result of drink^ing holiday bootleg. tinueil succesas." these customers take an unfair ud-iRecord office. \Ybo knows? p. hkksh coana — St <>4 President CoolWge hag spoken. A fter monlhs of allencoltfS Chief Executive personally delivered a message to the new. con­ gress which has been hailed both with delight and censure. At any rate he has committed himself, made certain recommenda­ tions, and intends to do his best to sec that they are carried out. It is evident that the Republican majority is not too anxious to go very far with legislation, even if It were possible, divided as it is, until after the presidential election. The Asheville Citizen declares that the Old Guard has little cause for comfort at this season and that it is furnishing the Democratic party with plenty of good campaign material. The Citizen says: The crusading insurgents of the Republican Party sur­ rendered with little in the way of concessions to glorify their revolt and with uncertain prospects of doing anything' more than giving the Old Guard worlds of trouble in carrying out the m ajority program. The Progressives, in the first place, have no definite policy worthy of the name and, if they had one, they cannot write it into laws w ithout the aid of Demo­ cratic votes which will not be forthcoming, for the Democracy has no desire to shoulder responsibility for whatever this Congress does or leaves undone. But will the majority of the Republican organization be greatly distressed if the wicked Progressives prevent their revising taxes nnd performing all th e other useful labors to which the President properly urges them? The Old Guard secretly rejoices over an excuse to tell the country th a t all that is needed for prosperity and wise administration of public afTuirs is a further strengthening of the party machine in the 1924 election, with consequent rebuke of the rebels in the Republican army. Even were the party united, the Republicans are not anxious to go very fa r in any kind of legislation until after the presidential election. The eyes of the nation ure on W ashington. Will Congress do anything? If it does not the people are going to want to know some better reason for neglect of duty than that parly insurgency stood in the way. The Old Guard will have explanations to be sure, explanations th at may turn the tables at the coming election. P resid en t V ice-P resident I First National Bank! Just now is i k most Essential time to be Particular about your Hen Feed Carrying: Out the Peoples M andate The Peoples Forum Sanford Feed & S upply Co. FE ED ■HAY-C RAIN <AN D F E P TILIZ E RS SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME LARGE BOX .................. §3.00 1-2 BOX ............................ 51.75 FAMILY S IZ E ..................................... '.....51.00 GONZALES GROCERY Society’s Debt to the Radical 7% I nvestm ent A Riskless approved a n d recommended by the South’s oldest M I H TOM SIMS SAYS Paying* Accounts Before Christmas R S T eo. ADAIR PROTECTED Mortgage A .Li - onK&aL Cstate �Phone: Office 108 MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor R esidence 217-W PRINCESS Matron, Miss Elizabeth Tuesday—:Tho Woman's Club Chorus Putron, G. E. McKay. meets Tuesday afternoon 3:30 at Matron, Mrs. Jarvis. tho residence of Mrs. Prank Wood­ Mrs. G. E. McKay. ruff. . .Mrs. Ernest Tuesday—Children's Homo Shower Treasurer, Mrs. Harry Kent. nnrt bridge at Woman’3 Club at 3 Secretary, George Cook. p. m., with Mrs. E. P. Morse as hostess. i& n MUSIC DEPARTMENT PROGRAM T«a*d.iy—Mrs, F. E. Roumillat will Wednesday (tomorrow) nt 3.30 p. entertain tho members of the Eve­ m., the Music Dept, of the Woman’s ning Bridge Club. Club will hold iti regular monthly T u e s d a y — G. F. S. meets with Mias meeting and program in the club Anna Kanncr, at 4 p. m. auditorium. Tuesday—Important meeting of the ! The program for the day features Daughters of Wesley nt the Moth-! American Folk Music, and includes odist church nt 7:30 p. m. 11 sketch of Thurlow Ueurnnje and Wednesday—3:30 ' p. in. monthly] many of his beautiful songs trans­ meeting nn<J progrnm of the music cribed from the Indian melodies, nlso department of Woman's Club in a comprehending paper on Negro dub auditorium. Folk Music will be given, with mu­ Wednesday—Mrs. Harry D. I-cwis sical illustrations of the Spirituals, will entertain the Fortnightly old slave songs am! other expressive Bridge Club nt 3 p. m. folk music of the Southern planta­ Wednesday—Music Department of tion .This interesting program is in Woman’s Club meets nt 3 p. m. charge of Mrs. Julius Takach and Wednesday—Uloratu re Department Mrs. A. M. Phillips. of Woman’s Club meets at Club Special books and music are be­ House nt 3 p, m. ing purchased for each program this Thursday—Mrs. A. B. Wallace will season, giving the members and vis­ entertain the members of the Thir­ itors new and instructive numbers. teen Bridge Club at 3 p. m, Guests will be admitted to the reg­ Thursday—East Side Primary Par­ ular programs of the music dept., ent-Teachers’ Association. for the small fee of ten cents each. I’rinee Henry XV, one of the Thursday—Junior Class Play "Lost, wealthiest of the rdd German A Chaperone," nt High School audi­ LON r. WOOD nobility, is seeking, according torium. Mm. E. E. Winter from East Dixto cable dispatches to annul his field, Maine, purchased on last Tues­ Thursday—The Royal Neighbors will marriage to the Princess of day a house lot of J. A. Bistline. On meet with Mrs. J. L. Zorno, 311 Plcss (above). Wednesday the blocks and lumber Myrtle, on Thursday'at 3:30 p. m/ were on-the spot mid Thursday F. if. All members nro requested to he ST. AG NEB GUILD. The icgular business meeting of the Ranger started building a bungalow. present. St. George Hotel is now open and Thursday—Mrs. G. F. Smith will en­ St. Agnes Guild was held Mo mlay af­ at the home of Mrs. Raymond ready for guests. A honrty welcome tertain the members of the Every ternoon Key on Park avenue. Week Bridge Club at 3 p. m. Reports were read from the bazaar is extended to all. Thursday—Mrs. Endor Curlett will and other committees. The next Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Farmer from meeting will be held on Monday at Farmington, ____ entertain the Idlers Club. Maine,_______ arrived here Friday—Intermediate C. E. Society the home of Mrs. \ \. It. Leake, San- Thursday to spend tho winter, ford Heights. ' of Presbyterian Church will have Mr. Nicmeyer returned Thursday After the business had been trans­ social meeting nt Church Parlors acted, a social hour was enjoyed, re­ from IVnsucoIn where he exhibited a freshments of ci earned chicken in fine lot of White Wyandottes and nt 7:30 p. m. Frida)!—Methodist Xmas Bazaar, patties, pear salad, cheese balls, sal- made a good winning. tiill's anil ten were served. Wrlakn Block. Miss Heltio Amotto returned from Tho Guild members present were Friday—The benefit Ribault card Mrs. Clarke la-onanly, Mrs. John her school Friday and at present is party will be given nt the home Lconariti, Mrs. It. W. Pcarmnn, Mrs. with her mother, Mrs. Cramer. of Mrs. A. M. DeForreat Friday at S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin,| The Ladies of the League gave an ills . W. U. Leake Mrs. Chris Mat-1 3 o'clock. thews, MYs. Julius Takach, Mrs. Clif­ informal ten to nil the ladies of Saturday—Methodist Bazaar nmi ford Peabody, and Mrs. J. N. Robson. Longwood last Friday afternoon. A pleasant time was had by nil pres­ chicken 3uppcr. EAST SIDE PRIMARY PARENT- ent. TH AI ’ll FILS’ ASSOC! ATH IN. THE PATHS The whistle of tho new mill nt On Thursday afternoon at 3:30 Some time when you pass through o’clock, will he the first meeting of Longwood. b ein g installed by Messrs, the newly organized East Side I’a - ! Slade and Merrick was heard for the the valley, Where the two roads meet and rent-Teachers’ Association. « All th e 1 f i r s t l im o * la s t- Thursday. « *>■ • mothers and 'fHeads'bf the’ primary j The annual sale and supper of the part, You may follow one path to the hill top, And one Mown tho deep vale’s heart,. And ever the sheen and the shadow Go playing at hide and seek; A moment of warm, calm courage, A moment of faltering weak. And down to tho heart of the valley Or up to the crown of the hill. Forever the sheen and the shadow Go stealthily following still. Whether you climb with the one path, Or down by the other walk, The sheen will cling at your shoulder, The shade nt your heel will stalk. And he who would go in safety, Must walk with a purpose true. Nor care what the sheen shall promise Nor fear what the shade. ahal do. " ■ J K S f f school am! anyone's staying away nmy keep the prize from her child’s room. Plans are to be made and committees appointed for the year’s work. Y t h e « » * w »• the library on Friday, December 11. Baked beans, salads and pastry will he served In cafeteria style. All uro most cordially invited to cqmo and help a good cause, F. J. Nicmeyer ,has purchased a PIPE ORGAN CLUB. new Ford. Tin Pipe Organ Club met Manila y G. W. Smith of Walnut Hill, Maine, afternoon with Mrs. Fclman on Elm A \er.ue. The rooms were Lively wit 11 purchased on December 10 of J. A. va. es id poinsettias and the ( hrist- llistline a house-lot on ids sub-divi­ mns spirit radiated throughout as sion. :he many bazaar gifts were passed Arthur Norton and Mr- Keith nit for inspection. Most of the a f­ ternoon was devoted to the making i troju Farmington, Maine, arrived in >f plans for the bazaar and cooked Longwood Saturday night, making fnixL sale to ho held tho latter part trip by automobile. of the Week. E. I. Farmer is building n fine At the conclusion of the business place for Joe Phipps. nui'tif.g the hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. II. Ranger is assisting E. E. Mcthvin served a delicious salad Hardy in giving his buildings a new course. Next Monday afternoon the club coat of paint. will meet with Mrs. Estridge on The Longwood band is making fine Hear lull avenue, filth Mr hatrulgo progress under tho direction of Mr. anil Mrs. Bryan us hostesses. Those pre sent Monday afternoon Cobb. .Mrs. Walker’s daughter, .Mrs. Geo. were. Me dames Ray. Moore. Sharon, Rossi ter, People*, Moines, Williams, Boardmnn from the West nrived here Harris, Estridge, Scott, Hatched, Tuesday morning. Mcthvin, Marshall and Gardiner. Some time when you pass through the valley, Where tho two paths wait for you. Be sure that your joy will meet you WESTMINSTER CLUB Be sure that your cross will too. Tho Westminster Club of the Pres­ byterian Church held a most inter­ — W. A. I>. esting meeting with Mrs. E. D. Brown­ Monday afternoon. Calvin Teague nntl Paul Lake mo­ leeReports were given from tne tored to Tallahassee for the week­ Christmas bazaar, nu«l also thu box «>f end. clothing sent to the child whom this organization clothes nt 1hornwell Or­ Mr, and Mrs. Riaph Bronson of phanage. It was also decided to send Daytona, former residents of Sanford, her a Christmas box. The dub also snoot Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. sent Father Peck a cheek for ten dol­ E. McKay of Sunford Heights. lars toward the building fund. The work accomplished during the Mrs. Archie Betts and Mrs. Charles past month was discussed and plans L. Britt, motored to Orlando Mon­ made for the coming month. At the conclusion of business, a so day, where they spent a very pleas­ chi' hour was enjoyed, the hostess ant afternoon. serving rolled roll cheese sandwiches, date Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. Donald squares and hot chocolate. There were IK members present. Whitcomb, Mrs. Benjamin Whitner, Jr., and Miss Sarita Lake, returned PHILATHEA CLASS. Sunday evening from Tallahassee, where they spent the past week. Monday evening the members of the Philnthea Class of the Presbyterian The many friends of Miss Helen Church met at the home of Miss Vernay, will be glad to know that she Periie Lee Bell on Celery Avenue. The first part of the evening was has been pledged with Kappa Delta Sorority at Florida Suite College for devoted to business, nt which tune AVonien. Other Sanfonl members of plnni for the Mountain MIi?s:lortar> this Sorority arc Mrs. Benjamin work were made and also tho Wlute Whitner. Jr., Mrs. Donald Whitcomb. Gift Christmas service. At r. late hoar a cafeteria supper Misses Anna Du Bose, Florence and was served, each member furnishing Ethel Henry. one dish. The evening was one of the moa* A C O R R E C T IO N . The Herald was in error Monday in enjoyable given recently by the class. publishing a notice of a meeting of the D. A. It., at the home of Mrs. W. • “She made the best rubber rarebit 1 over tasted.” Dec. 13, High School. J. Thigpen on Friday. HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES W eekly from Home D em onstration Special hit.|, Tallahassee Jelly Roil Materials: 1 cup of sifted flour, n scant half teaspoon of salt, grated rind of 1 lemon, 3 eggs beaten lightly, 3 teaspoons,of baking powder, I cup of sugar, 1-3 cup of hot milk, 1 glass of jelly, a little powdered sugar. Beat the sugar into the eggs; add lemon rind, add flour which has been sifted with baking powder and salt; add milk last; bake in buttered drippincr dump cloth pmg pan and turn out on damp spread with jelly and make into n roll. Dredge the top with powdered sugar. , Florida Sumhine Sponge Cake Materials: Yolks of 5 egg*, whites of 7 eggs, 1 cup of sugar, 1 scant cup of flour (measured after sifting five tiroes). Beat yolks and sot aside; add a pinch of salt and one-fourth teaspoon) of cream of tartar to the whites, and j beat until very stiff; add sugar and! beat thoroughly, add egg yolk and beat lightly; add flour and stir in gently; flavor with lemon extract; bake hi an ungreased pan and allow it to cool in the inverted pan. If you wish to run u Want Ad Herald Want Ad will sell that old Herald Want Ad will sell that old phone 1-18 and a solicitor will call. piece of furniture. piece of furniture. President Calvin Coolidge at 31 minutes after noon on December delivered hlr. first ad-lrers before a joint session of Congress. The chamber was parked. The figures in the above photograph indicate th? following: (II Senator Albert II, Cummins, pres'dent of the Senate; (3) Representatives Frederick II. Giliett, speaker of the II ousc; (3) I resident Cooiidgc (note radio microphones cn desk before him, through which his voice was broadcast throughout the nation; ( I) Secretary of War Weeks; (.'») Secretary of .Trrr.rjry Mellon; (6) Secretary of State Hughes; (7) Secretary of Navy Donby. ESPIRITU SANTO SPRINGS and its developments licit lhe..;ihgvu jllikilrrtlipn,.pjcjtyrg tin imped­ ing group cf rtnioture.s? Dees it not bring to your mind many delightful Spanish associations? Does il not strike you as just the sort of develop­ ment which should he liuilt over and around the mineral springs named “Espiritu Santo” hy De Solo in 1539? These springs, discovered cn the day of the Feast of the Holy Spirit in the Kith Century, were known for their curative properties hy Spanish explorers, the inhabitants of Florida, and the West Indies 0 even before (heir discovery hy Hernando de Soto. They have a record of unfailing cures to both Indians and Whites ever since that time. Romantic people often claim that one of them is the original Fountain of Youth spoken of hy Ponce de Leon, Do you not know* that a spot so rich in historical associations and Background, a place developed as partly shown in the above picture; a spring having the power to aid in the cure of many common hu­ man ailments and a location overlooking beautiful Old Tampa Hay will attract thousands uf the nation's wealthiest people, each of whom will bring many dollars which will flow into the treasury of the cor­ poration engaged in the development cf these mar­ velous springs? Whether or not the romantic legends passed down are true, Eipiritu Santo Springs will henceforth lie known not only as a Fountain of Youth and Health, lint as a Fountain of Wealth. Espiritu Han to Springs Incorporated, is a company organized to develop these marvelous health giving springs and it has already begun the construction of the pavilion which is the building nt the right in the group pictured above. This corporation is financing its operations partly through the sale of stock units. These units give each purchaser a share in the SIX POWERFUL PROFIT PRODUCERS combined hy the developers, making an investment in Espiritu Santo Springs incorporated, more attractive than any other now offered in the Slate cf Florida. A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED 8-PAGE SECTION of the Evening Inde­ pendent which gives im portant historical facts about early explorers of the West Coast, battles between the whites and Indians, and other interesting subjects will be mailed you upon request. ABSOLUTELY FRiifc MAIL TIIE COUPON FOR YOUR COPY Espiritu Santo Springs Incorporated K .p lrltn S n u l i i * |> r l n x * ln n > r|> i> ratril llui n Address Box O X a trlt l l a r l i o r , 1‘l n r l i l a ( i r o l r itirni Safety Harbor Florida l ' l n » r •> .» ,| m r t - i l h m i l o M I i c n l l , n I h i - b o . - m f I f i i l l r l l l m l rn l . - . l r l s h l - p i i c v - r . - l i o i i ■>( lit.- I u,l,'|,<-i,ili-iil „ I , V U > n u n r c o S irlik K to K b r a i m ) alm o lw lrl) l i r r . \n r a r “ KsptrUii" wat. r In now b tln a mdd nt: 1 P istb S t r u t N. Ht„ I'nleraburir. Flu. A i l U r i- M M u ir �PLAY SCHOOL THURSDAY, DEC Program in Wednesday's Herald Admission 35c and 50c THIS SPACE DONATED BY SEMINOLE COUNTY MY LIFE WITH MAGGIE In The W orld O f Sports DY JIGGS CHAPTER TWO When Maggie and Me Were Young If Maggie ever gets eyes on this book, I might as well g et ready for me own wake. For this chapter will bo nbout the courtin’ of her and the marryin’ of her—nnd I must begin with the truthful statement t(hnt I first saw Maggie Murphy donlin’ dish­ es off the nrm in O'Multigan’s place of business. Stenmin’ dishes of corned “beef and cabbngc they was. I can smell ’em yet in the night-time, und the fra­ grance of it wakes me up moanin' und groanin’ for hunger. N ot ull the huftimln’ birds wings at Delnionico’s cun make me forget it! I was n young buck then—freshInnded from Ireland and lookin’ for gold dollars to grow on every lamp post in .New York City. Dinty Mooro wag with ine, Ood BIosh Him! And though wc found not a gold dollar at all wc found many a good fight—and jobs ns hod carriers. Bricks Made Me Rich Tlinl wiu me bcglnnln" with the bricks Hint one day was to make me rich. But the bricks must wait for the i next chapter. I must tell here how Mnggio stepped into mo heart with a dish of corned beef und cabbage in one hnml and n rollin' pin in the oth­ er. • "Dinty,” I said, ns we walked into O'Mulligan’s the first night, "tis a glorious smell tho place has.” "It has indeed,” snid Dinty Moore, “and 'tis n glorious young lady 1 see in the middle of*it.lt" ' "****"• She wns nil that, was Maggie — then. She gave us extra helpin'*, and GETTING TO BE A ZOO Accounts fo Murplirec, Pomeroy Smith and Cornwall are Given— All Have Shown I'p Well •GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 11.— John A, Mtirphroe’s football record from 1020 to 1023 has been filled with success nnd the climax has not yet been reached. Playing in every game hut one thin season, his field gen­ eralship has hsown itself prominent­ ly in the success of the University o f Florida’s "Fighting Aligators." He thrill the thousands «!f spectators who witnessed the games In Tampa, Lakeland, Dvlntul, Gainesville, nnd West Point, It is not often that n 155-pounder advances so high. Hadwork, however, is not his only Rtrong point. Ho is an accurate pass­ er (atr well ns a tar bucket on re­ ceiving) nnd a steady consistent kick­ er, milking on Florida’s squad second­ ly only to the famous Newton. Little, hutfhovy for his sire, Murphrce lm fought und smiled his way through to prominence. Murphrce firrt entered the football Yield in his senior year nt Galusvllle high school. He made a regular berth then. Lust year was his first year or college football and he broke in ns ^..d^U'HdnWu, .substitute, . ThiVenr he might well be considered a n dependable regular. GAINSVILLE, Fla. Dec. 11. Stun lt Pomeroy, u former Duval high tar and now a fleetfooted halfbuck on the University of Fiorid’a team of "Fighting Gutorn" is one of the reasons for the strong offensive abil­ ity of the Florida team. Stuart plays right half, weighs 153 pound <, .and is short, stocky am! fast. When ho tuku.H he ball the fans arc confi­ dent of seeing some fast, breath-aking sidestepping, eyciting runs made Pomeroy graduated from Duval in 1919, leaving him a good scholastic athletic record. However, there us here lie was list known for libs ability • on the gridon and lie cinder track. He is of the type.of runner that is never stopped until his feet are cut from undr him and there are a coup­ le of men acting on his back, ns he has tin uncanny ability of stop, urn. GAINSVILLE. Flu. Dec. II. Sam C. Cornwall, member of the Urtiveraity of Florida varsity squad this year, alerted Ithi football career with Hill so rough High school Borne year, ago; moving to Jacksonville, lie fin­ ished hit high school playing with Duval High, being captain of that team in 1919. All hrough hi , football career Sam has held down the pivot position and this probability i.: the can e of Ins grant prnfich ncy in (hat place at the present time. He is 21 years old, wighu 175 pounds and is 5 f vt ID incites tall. GAINESVILLE, Fla., I)cc. II.— Sam C. Cornwall, member of the Uni­ versity of Florida var.ity this year started his football career with Hills­ borough High School onto years ago. moving from Tampa to Jael.veiville, he finished bin High School playing with Duvul High, being captain of that team in 1919. All through Ids football career Sum ban held down the pivot position and this probably is the cause of his great proficiency in that place at the pres­ ent time. He is 21 years old, weighs 175 pounds and is 5 feet 10 inches tall. Earn was a member of the famous Florida “rat” team of last year und ti was due, in part to his ability ut Tin1 White House recently was lm1reused by one white collie dog, Monkoosh, named after the famous Wisconsin city appar­ ently, has come to the kennel in tiic capital. center that his uggregnton won the southern championship. It is the opinion of many football critics that Cornwall is n cumin: All-Southern center and when it in considered that he has two more years in which o further develop his skill along this line. Those who have watched him in action predict recognition of Ins ability for the mythical eleven of ilie South before his term in school is completed. CAINSVIJ.LK, Flu. Dec. 8. Horace C. ("Horse") .Smith, a member of thin year’s Florida varsity squad is ano­ ther one of Duval,s contributions to the "Fighting G.ttms." “Horse" play c l four years with Duval High School, devoting his first two y> irs to right guard ami then wns shifted to tackle for the other two. Do wu t u member of the famous Duval team that had the distinction of winning the championship of the United States. • Smith is 2<» yea v i old, weighs ISO pounds and i.» iK feet one inch tall. He was also a member of the famous Florida "rat" team of Inst year being elected captain and successfully curled the team throng! the season the ir id fouled champions of the Southern freshman team.'. During hi"rat” year Smith played tackle, but this season he started at end and after Norton wan hurt wan shifted to guard where he played a wonderful game. He bids fair to develop during the two years he has with Florida into one of the ’Gators most consis­ tent players. Raymond Colado O f. Tampa Elected To Lead Rollins Team Special to The Herald, Dec. 11. Raymond Colndo of Tampa, was elected captain to lend the 1924 foot­ ball team of Hollins College at u meeting of the Tara held Monday nt noon. Colndo la a diminutive quarter­ back i f the Tars and weighs only 130 pounds. He is 18 years of nge r.nd r. number of. thu .sophomore ulasa, hu Ins played in every Rollins game of the last two years-and starred parti­ cularly in the contest with Florida nnd Stetson. Preparing for college at tlm High School in Tampa, hu was a mem­ ber of the Hillsboro football squad. Americans May Live Long By Adjusting of Diets, It Is Stated Dartmouth Drops Columbia HANOVER, N. II. Dec. 11.—Dart­ mouth will sever football relations with Columbia, according to tlie schedule just announced for tho 1921 eleven. The Columbia game, usually played at tho cad of the season, was dropped because Dartmouth officials felt that with many of their big game1! coming in October, they must jihI their season earlier to prevent the team from going stale at tho end of a long, hard season. Yule and McGill universities are added to tho 1924 date, and Columbia, Boston U„ Maine utd Colby dropped. The schedule fol­ lows: September 27, Norwich; October I, Norwich; October II, Vermont; Oc­ tober 18, Yale in New Haven; Octo­ ber 25, Harvard in Cambridge; No­ vember 8, open; November 15, Cornell n New York. NEW YORK, Dec, 7.—Americans, 03 a whole, tan live longer if they will lower their blood pressure, which can be accomplished by u beter ad­ justed diet with less animal food. That is the conclusion of an original internutonui survey of blood pressure experience, presented nt yesterday af­ ternoon's session of the Sevententh Annual Cnnvntion of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents. The survey, which wns submitted by Chief Actuary Arthur Hunter of the New York Life Insurance Company, cov­ ers life insurance blood pressure rec­ ords in many widely separated coun­ tries. From these statistics, affecting n. prose native groups in China, Japan, Australia, Argentine, Canada and the United States, Mr. Hunter l>elieves that blood pressure is not af­ fected by race hut that it is princi­ pally affected by kind and quantity of food, thereby to some extent put­ ting it within tho control of the in­ dividual with blood pressure above normal to prolong his life irrespective of the residence. VAN DY CAPTAIN NAMED NASHVILLE, Dec. II.—Tuck Kelly •f White Wile, Ky., All-Southern (Hard of the 1922 and 1923 teams, ■vaA elected captain of the Vanderbilt ‘ootl'all team at the uniutal Cumiitolote banquet here. \ t the banquet I I iettcis tor football were awarded, and hanip Picket).-., Alabama jeweler ami qmrl.-nuaii, personally awarded the Pickens trophy to Coach Dan Mr•ugin, symbolical of tho .South'.) best ‘oothail a.i viewed by a majority vote •ast by sports writers. Miami ."day Get Game MI iM I, Dec. H.—J .4ll. Kcndrignn of National University, Havana stop­ ped over here .Sunday on his return trip to Culm from Rollins College where lie went in coumwtUm with a game between tin- football quads of the tile two institutions. He had with him n contract for the Christmas Day game scheduled for Havana this year, Relieved Boy’s Cough. •in.I r.ihl negotiations were under way Mrs. L. Van Belle, Pctidrny, Mont., for n svcnml clash between th team .vntc:, "I like your Cough Medicine to lie played in diniai, January 1. Rol­ r y wall. My littli boy, I, years old, lins defeated (lm Cuban e'oveu W util it very bad cough and after using to It last year, hut Coach Kcndrignn •’(>1 KY'H IIONfiv AND TAR COMexpressed belief that his charge T)UND he secured relief." For would atone for that lies this year. ouglvq colds ;<iul lion rue liens then* is to better remedy on the market toNearly Three Million lay than FOLEY’S HONEY AND OKI,ANDO, Irtv. 8.—Building per­ mits issued 'tcor during the eleven rAR COMPOUND. It lias stood the months of 1923 ending with November test of time, serving three genera­ totaled Lb92l.ir.lt, only 578,371 less tions. Get the genuine; refuse sub­ than for the entire year of 1922. Per­ stitutes.—Adv. mits taken out in November reached Four Egg Sponge Cake -27li/»UI). April, with $*192,025, was tho Directions: Four eggs, whites and biggest month of the eleven. If De­ cember's permits reach the figures yolks beaten together; 2 teaspoons of shown for last December when the I iking powder added to 1 1-2 cups of aggregate was $521,151 the total for flour, one cup of sugar, one cook1923 wil go beyond three and a half spoon of water, a pinch of salt. Flnwor. million dollars. Herald Want Ads bring results, CLOGGED THROATS W bra your wind is shut olT am] lin-nthing difficult you try to raise tho nhlcgiu by Huddouly contracting tho lungs and forcing nlr through the throat. T his is hard on y o u r lungs nud your th ro a t and dilates tho blood cs' cls. d o g g ed throats arc easily and qnijldy opened, uhlegui raised nud tho throat is soot tied mid healed by l.concill’n Cough Syrup (UrcuaotcU). I t ji vventa ulrnluiiig. hacking a n d has a va'imble antiseptic action, [test rent­ 'd: for coughs, cold*, bronchitis, grippe, croup, and whooping cough, d ife, sure and pleasant. At yum d:uggiat. ItKKULAIt meals ««rvcil at The I'iicouix, single meals, by the day or week. Try them. Advertisement. Miami—Building porjmtp issued in 2fl cities in Stale dtuLV first nine months of 1923 totaled $31,827,833 aJ compared with $30,780,542 for en­ tile year of 1922. / Itlcc swells, it certail'does. If I ever come to have a small family of large children, I'll feed them on rice I High School, Dec. 13. it wns not long beforn we was walk­ THE PAINT WE SELL in' out on Suturday nights when there was jio pinochle game at Dinty's or a fight to be hud. "Tis a fine girl—Maggie,” said Dinty one evenin'. They say she makes the corned beef and cnbbng herself, mid will marry u man In the old IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK country when he comes over." OFF "Does she indeed?" I said to Dinty. A Full Line of Kalaomlne, Varnishes "Then she’ll marry no man in the and Stains old country nt nil." I Spoke too Soon SOLD ONLY BY But I spoke too soon. For Maggie and me quarreled, and for two long weeks I did not see jjer. A miserable two weeks it wns too, wtyit with the VVelaka IildtrPhone 303 loneliness on Saturday nights and no corned beef and cubabge at all. At NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. the end of it I went to Jicr—sudden­ Bids will be received at the office like, while I was walkin' in the park —and we married the Tuesday after of the Superintendent of Public In­ in the spring of the ycur. struction until 10 o’clock A. M., De­ "Did you miss me, Maggie?’” I cember 18th,<1923, for the furnishing of materials and labor for the partial asked, her after the ceremony. "I did, Jiggs,' she said, "Thera finishing of basement of High School wns none at O'Mulligan’s who uta Addition, Sanford, Seminole County, like you did, And did you miss me?" in accordance with tho plans nnd I* "I did, Maggie. I wns walkin' in the specifications ns prepared by Elton J. park, and there was a fragrance in Moughton, Architect. I’lnns and specifications may be the nir thnt made my heart uche.” obtained from the office of the Arch­ "It was the violets” snid Maggie, itect, First National Bank Building, softly. "They made you think of me.” Sanford. "No, Maggie, I told her, "It was T. W. LAWTON, corncil beef nnd cabbage from u res­ Supt. Public Instruction. taurant I was passin*. I just couldn’t 12-4-8-11-15 t stay away, darlin'.” It was then Magie used our weddin’ Reo Truck 19^2, special long body, presents for the first time und I lmd me ;firsk lesson;,in dodkinf ;........ ; very good. Sanford Motor Co.,. Dodge Copyright, 1922, Int’l Feature Service Dealers. Phone 3. (To bo Continued Tomorrow) SANFORD PAINT STORE The air is full of things. You Cut This Out—It Is Worth Money shouldn’t miss. Get a Radio. Send this ad nnd ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., wilting your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds nnd hoarseness, also free sample pack­ ages of FOLEY PILLS a diuretic stimulant for tho kidneys nnd FOLEY SONGS, GAMES, STORIES ON CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con­ RECORDS stipation and Biliousness. These wonderful temedics have helped tril­ lions of people. Try them!—Adv. LITTLE TOTS’ NURSERY TUNES F. P. RINES Reo Truck 1922, special long body, very good. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. Phono 481-J ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ E N M U H H H H E B aaaaB B aaH aaaH M aH iH H n Phone 498 Phone 498 " QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER s Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and BnjjKafie Transferred Anywhere Any Time Storage g | a | 5■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B M IiaB B B naU E B IiaB B B B B aB B M H B B H IiaH M B H aalB U B *■ Men Only Tonight YOUR ONE AND ONLY CHANCE TO SEE COME PRICES BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY Insure before it is ton late. -I write all forma of insurance and sell real estate. A Life Insurance Policy would make an acceptable Christmas Gift. If you wish to run a Want Ad Phone phone IIS and a solicitor will call. W. J. THIGPEN T FROM FIVE MONTHS ENGAGEMENT CHICAGO AND WILL BE HERE TONIGHT �SANFORD READS THIS To Bay, To I S To Trade. " To Rent. To Save Time and Trouble and Money, Consult . . • h er a ld w a nt ads . Today, Tomorrow and Everyday There’s News of Importance . To Yon in the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS ' Sanford Herald W ant Ads. ; Hit the M ark—Sell the Goods > * , * * __ __________ ,____ _ WANT AD RATES TERMS—CAS!! IN ADVANCE Telephone'll aila., will be received from patrons and collector sent immediately for payment. \\nr 1 TIM*.— ........................ " d T im e - ..- ........................... * “p ad VlMfH —.....•— ......... ......" " ,,BP Double rate for black fuce type. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertions. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge of 30c for first insertion. All advertising is restricted to proper classification. In case of error The Herald will be responsible for only one incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The Herald offico should be notified immediately In case of error. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts are here for anyone in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. Christmas cards 5 to 10 cts. Handpainted mnhogany nnd glass console sets, mottoes, and hand-painted Florida scones. Special prices for Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ nolia Avc. Phone 305. Make this an cclctric Christmas. • i A complete supply of electric appli­ ances, waffle irons,, percolators, toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ nolia Avc. Phone 442. CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS WANTED MISCELLANEOUS R E A D FO R P R O F I T Use for Results a u t o m o b i l e g if t s For the enr are an Everlnsting re­ minder of your thoughtfulness. We have a complete line in Xmas packtgea ready fur the tree. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. 11R Magnolia Ave. Two f:c= tickets at the Herald of­ fice for Mrs. Frank Adams for today’s show at the Milunc. FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE GIFT SHOP. The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., next to shopping on 5th Avc., New York city is the advantage of this shop. Here you will find the latest nnd also the most desirable novelties suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ able for everyone. Yes, we have the Chinese game Mnh Jong. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS When you arc 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 enps. D. L. THRASHER. Beautiful line Christmas Cards, senls and tags. Mobley's Drug Store. GIFTS FOR THE LADIES Shoes and hose, umbrellas, travel­ ing bags and suit cases. D. L THRASHER. GIFTS FOR TIIE MEN. Silk shirts, hose, tics, hnndkcrchiefs, robes, bedroom slippers, traveling toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases am! many other valuable nnd useful ar­ ticles. D. L. THRASHER. Hart Schnffner & Marx clothes, Knox lints, intervwnvcn socks, Man­ hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, •I.. and .....i combination....... . r-i.-i.t ! 2d. ties sets in Christ­ mas boxes. MeKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY The whole family would enjoy a radio, buy at the Huf-Mac Buttery Co. Madam Harriet, Beauty Pnrlor, 1200,113 r»* First Nnt'l Bank, Bldg. Park Ave. __________________ Phone 245. t lice the Sanford Stove Works, 002 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. We will save you money. We also re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grafonalos and guns. 194-tfc The classified advertisements on this page from day to day represent opportunities for you. Read them regu­ larly and you will see advertised something of value to you. Many fortunes have been made through the use of a little want ad. Every day there are advertised on this page good buys in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car that has been used, you will find w hat you wont by watch­ ing these little ads. If you are looking for a bargain, watch the real estate for sale column. If you need help or want a position, you will do well to read the situation and help wanted ads. It is good business to rend the want ads. And it is al­ so a sm art man who uses them regularly to get results. The Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford and Seminole county nnd the advertisements inserted in this paper are rend each day by nearly everybody in this section of the state. WANTED—Assistance of any kind can be secured by running a want ad in The Herald. This class of advertising costs very little and is read Ly nearly everybody. If in need of office help, form help, cooks, or in fact any kind of help, just phone 148; nnd give your ad over the telephone. 1 WANTED—To rent, furnished house by responsible pnrty. Small family. Answer this ad by letter giving complcte description, price nnd locaton. Address Box 101, care The Sanford Efornid. WANTED—Customers to save Ford Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 purchase at Wight’s. DOLL CARTS, wagons, wheel goods for the children. MILLER & SON. Phone !). WANTED 500 MOTHERS TO BUY CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. WANTED—Make your Christmas present n permanent wave at the Marinello Shop. Phono 103. UARLflU oil Heaters. MILLER & SON. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Phono 9. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND LOST—Your opportunity to secure free tickets to the Milane Theatre, if FOR SALE—A girl’s bicycle, in per­ fect condition; Inquire Mobley’s you fail to rend these want nds each Drug Store._____ .___________ _____ d ay." Two free tickets are given nwny FOR SALE—Fine Palms, Rose Plnnts, daily to the person whose name ap­ Shrubs, Vines, etc. Very renson- pears on this page. Rend the want nble prices. 710 First St. j nds each day. FOR SALE—Household furnishings. FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short wave long distance Radio Receiv­ Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W. 5th St. FRESH supply or pepper, tomato ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ and egg plant seeds. L. Alien Seed tion. Hof-Mnc Battery Co. FOUND—A class pin,1921. Owner Co. Phone 248. can have same by applying nt the RABBITS for sale, old and young. 704 Laurel Avc. G. W. Messenger. Herald office, identifying the pin and FOR SALE — DeSoto paints and paying for this ad. varnishes nt Sanford Novelty LOST—Sorority pin, crescent en­ 154-tfc closing three diamonds; name Au­ When in need of tractor work, new Works, ’sole ngcnls, or old land, or harrowing, write Jones ifUNTlMURAPES, tree blueberries gusta L. Hinton, on back. Finder nnd blackberries—all varieties su it-l please return to ilcrnld office. $5.00 Stafford, Lake Monroe, Ha. Ilox able for home nnd commercial planf- reward. Phone 2111. GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS ing. Lnrgust nurseries. Vigorous, LOST—On W.Tlrd~St., Bill Uook full Armstrong table stoves, waffle well rooted plnnts insure good early of accounts of Seminole Medicine irons, heating pads, Hoover suction Co., of Tampa. PIcusc return to Park profits. For full information nnd il­ sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ Avenue Garage, or phone 270 and Carter Lumber Company ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. receive reward. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Lumber nnd Building Materia), Christmas curds, decorations, chil­ well rendered nnd much enjoyed by u t o m o b il e s a n d N. Laurel St. Phone 505. dren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction, the large audience._______ ______ Bibles and mottoes. Coleman’s Gift FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. Hill Lumber Co. & Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia Cost $<50 when new. Will sell cheap. RENT—a car, drivu yourself. Oak Every thing to build your home Avc. and Second St. Phone 3. Inquire nt Snnford Herald office. Phone 185. FARM WANTED—5 to 10 neru*. l-OR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for V. A. MERO ~~ Make your gift a Photograph. Must b e ‘ a bargain for cash with' MIRACLE CONCRETE CO......... ‘ setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. ••* General Auto Repairing wells and part tiled and at feast ' 3 ‘ " Sanford Photo Co. acres ready for planting immediately.' General cement work, sidewalks, Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue. SanWight Bros. Ilidg. Phone 394. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Must have possession by the 18th of building blocks, irrigutoin boxes. J. ford. Phone 3303____________83-tfp BARG A INS; BARGAINS. Make your son and daughter Hap­ this month. L. Allen. I’. O. Box 981. E. Tcrwlllcger, Prop. Oakland Touring. FOR SALE—IMPORTED DOLLS. py on Xmas by giving them a Savings Chalmers Coupe. REASONABLE PRICE AT TIIE account in the Seminole County Bank. | WANTED— Men or women to sell Dodge Roadster. OUTLET. This strong institution takes pleas­ Rnwlcigh's Good Health Product Dodge Touring. FURNISHED HOME located in exure in encouraging thrift among the direct to consumers. Little capital FOR SALE—Seed potatoes, selected Dodge Sedan. elusive residential section of Miyoung people, as they will be our needed. Makes practically every fnnistock. All varieties. Chase & Co. Scripps-Booth Touring. leaders in the business and social ily a steady, satisfied customer. ami. House is of concrete construc­ Oldsmobilc 8 Touring. Workers make large sternly income. tion and contains three bed rooms, FOR SALE—Four young mules for world of the future. Give age, occupation, references. W. T. sale, cheap, or trade for real estate. Buick 0 Touring. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. Rnwleigh Co., Memphis, Teiin._____ sleeping porch, complete, tiled bath See Policeman Dyson. Liberty Touring. WANTED— By state organization, ex­ with shower, large living room, liv­ Books—the appropriate gift. Ford Touring. V o irS A LK~A_ Ifew""fimT home-grown perienced solicitors who nre cap- ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd Mobley’s Drug Store. turkeys for Christmas. Phone 3202, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, aide of producing results. Prefer un- breakfast porch. Completely and at- Bel jar Grove._____________________ Oakland Sales nnd Service. trnctivcly furnished. Guragc with married men, of good appearance Third St. and Oak Ave. Phone 17. servant’s quarters. Largo city lot CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. Would be necessary to travel through WANTED good medium size mule and central section of Florida making with cucoanut trce3 nnd other tropical wagon in exchange for real good foliuge. Owner desires to rent to re­ l'lain and lunry dressmaking, ulStart the kids off right this year with house to house solicitation for reliable Ford, one-ton truck. See May, Dodge sponsible party for winter season. terations. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W, savings hccount. house. If interested, address Ad­ Garnge, Phone 3. vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, Address Box 112 care The Sanford 5th St., phono ill. REO TRUCK 1922, special long body, FIRST NATIONAL BANK nnd furnish complete information ns Herald. very good. Snnford Motor C’o., to your abiPty, and the salary r.ecca- FOR RENT—Nice front bedroom, 117 Pugilism was first brought into Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. I.nurel Avc. . sary. porminonce by James Figg in London Nothing will bo ns much appreciat­ WANTED— By small family, enm- FOR RENT—Unfurnished two-room in 1719, and was particuarly popular Bank Clearance Statement apartment in Eagle's Building, Oak between 1784-1750, when Jack pentent cook. Call at Herald office ed for Christmas ns a Ford. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 8.— Bank Ave., betwoen Second and Third St. Broughton flourished. To this noted • Take advantage of the new Ford for informtalon. clearings through local banks fof the Inquire u p s t a i r s . _________ boxer we are indebted for the inven­ Weekly Purchase Plan. eleven months of this year ending tion of the boxing gloves, or muffler FOR .RENT—One furnished room, EDWARD HIGGINS, with November totalled $590,599,000 ns it was then called, ns well ns for close in, 313 West 2nd St. Phone Authorized Dculcr. against $523,910,000 for the same pe­ the first code of rules, from which FOR RENT—Five-room house in 131. Mrs. Sadie Allen. riod In 1922, a gain of $(55Ji99,000. good condition, located on hard road, FOR~RBNT^Two, three or five fur- those at present in use have been Clearance for November reached $59,A G UT THAT LASTS nished rooms and garage. $20.00, developed. 827,000, more than ten millions higher Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase twentw minute drive from Sanford. $25.00 and $30.00 respectively. B. T. than October. The top notch was plan. Make your deposit at any bank. Good water. If. G. Du Hose. She’s so everlastingly daffy over Tiller, Paula, Fla. ________________ FOR RENT—3 furnished, rooms, pri­ EDWARD HIGGINS, that sentimental poinjay of hers— reached in May when the figures wtfnt to $<{.1,220,000. vate home, 509 East 3rd St. Call COLUMBUS, OhImr~bce. 7.—John “Lost, A Chapronc," II. S., Dell 13. Authorized Ford Dealer. FORT PIERCE, Dec. 8.—All citrus B. Moore, legislative ngent for the after 5. Suitable Christmas Gifts, for the For quick results use Herald packing houses in St. Lucie county United States Mine Workers of Am­ little fellow, Knynes wash satin and Want Ads. They nre read by nearly are busy shipping fruit now. Much ac­ Herald Want Ail will sell that old erica nnd president of the Ohio Fed­ woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. L. tivity is also being shown in truck everybody. eration of Labor, died here today. piece of furniture. Thrasher. BUILDING MATERIAL A REPAIRS REAL ESTATE WANTED HELP WANTED HOUSES—FOR RENT _ DRESSMAKING APARTMENTS FOR RENT Registered IJ. S. l’atent Office BRINGING UP FATHER I’M < 0 |N C TO LET TOO DECORATE TOUR ROOM THE WAT T O O LIKE BUT W OULD ‘blXCEST THAT TOO !<aET ?)OME a n t iq u e s - &t THAT f l ME AH THtbRVb O F £>T-<ONE 1 OAT^j THAT ARE RARE AH l> ^ FOR SALE—Five room house on Palmetto Avc., close in, must be FOR SALE—Bnrfrnin, five ncres of rohl immediately. Part down, hal­ eru c monthly. This is n bargain. See land, close In. Box 117. L. Alien, P. O. Box 981, Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—Or rent—10 acres of c it-1 F ms land partly cleared, house nnd OR SALE OR RENT—Centrally lo­ other Improvements. Address San­ cated dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ ing porch. Worth your inquiry and ford, 809 Magnolia Avc. consideration. A. P. Connelly & FOR SALE—One 10 ncrc lot three Sons. 188-tfc. miles south of Sanford. Eureka Hammock—celery Delta. Address FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow. $500.00 cash balance ns rent. A. Richard Stephenson, M. D., West P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia Lebanon, Ind. Avc. Phone 48. FOR SALE— Orange grove; termsr country property. Britt Realty Co. r u n hALE—House anil large lot In Ro.-e Court. $1500.00. Terms. FOR SAt.h—one of the best corner Britt Realty Co. location sin Snn'ord, 11 room house, garage with two rooms over it, for FOR SALE—Bungalows, house buildsale or will trade for vacant lots or ing lots. All sections of Sanford. city property of nny description on Britt Renlty Co. right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. FOR SALE—New two story Stucco house, close in; inquire 515 Myrtle 193-t'c. Ave. INSURANCE FOR RENT— Five room house for Insure your property fully. • rent, good location, on paved street, Insure carefully—Insure Safely, we represent the best in insurance, $45.00 per month. A. P. Connelly & and carefully watch your Interest*. Sons. FOR SALK—Bungalow, close in on A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Palmetto Avc., $4200.00, terms. FOR SALE—Three desirable hold­ Britt Realty Co. ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will FOR SALE— Furnished 5-room bunsnerificc for $2100.00. Britt Realty gnlow, nil improvements, located Co. on Palmetto Avenue, at n bargain. FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, See A. II. Hnmrick, Piggly-Wiggly located on one of the best corners Store. in Sanford, paving and side walks FOR SALE—Or trade, house and lot. both sides- At bargain. Sec Britt A bargain, 3-rooms, almost new. Realty Co. Large lot fncing Palmetto. Automo­ FOR SALE— Fivo lots located on bile in good condition accepted as first Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, payment, balance $25 per month. F. each 5(5x130. Two of them corner Breeden, S/nith’s Barber Shop. lots. Eusy terms. Britt Realty Co. FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ FOR SALE— Orange grove, 23 acres,, erty on First Street. Britt Realty 100 trees, locution on lake, twenty Co._____________________________ minutes from Sanford. A good buy, FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5 room at $(5,500. Terms. Britt Renlty Co. j bungalow with sleeping porch, on SOR SALE—5 acres celery farm, | Fnlmctto Ave., four blocks from First tiled, all equipment, good location St, $3500.00, small payment down, on hard road, close to town, n bar­ balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. gain, terms. Ilritt eUnlty Co. What I want to know is, who swal­ fields, with carload shipments go­ lowed our Chaperone? High School, Dec. 13. ing forward. Many growers nre pre­ paring to plant tomatoes, the acreage •SOME WILD OATS'* HERE of which will be greater than last win­ TODAY LAST TIMES ter when it was the biggest up to that Mr. Miller, manager of the Mitime. lane Theatre, where this remarkable Head of Experiment Station motion picture is now showing stated, GAINESVILLE, Dee. 8.—The State board of control has named' Gebrge •*I regard the unprecedented success E. Tedder as foreman of the Evcr- of ‘Some Wild Oats” ns being duo gludes experiment station, locuted on largely to the fact that the public the Hillsboro canal near Belle Glade, is eager for education; and to the ad­ Palm Bench county. The station con­ ditional fact that the film is being sists of 1(50 ncres of land and is get­ shown here without sensational ac­ ting in shape for actual investigation­ companiment. While the picture com­ bines entertainment wiUh its educa­ al work. A residence for the foreman nnd tional features.it never gets grue­ a small office and laboratory build­ some and it never gets frivolous. It ing have been constructed under the goes about its business of exposing direction ot Chief Drainage Engineer the social evil, in a plain, nmtter-ofF. C, Elliott, and additional build­ fuct way, nnd calls a "spade a spade." ings and equipment are now being In fact it speaks to its audiences much ns a family physician would constructed. Actual investigation work into Ev- speak to his private patients in the erglnde agricultural problems, under seclusion of his sanctorium. But it direction of the board of control, will does more than that. It exposes the sociul evil and drives home the les­ be pushed ns rapidly as possible. sons of sex hygiene by means of a To Ask for Bids Boon TAMPA, Dec. 8.—plana for con­ story that combines love and pathos, struction ot the Bnyshore Seawall nnd humor nnd comedy, sensation and Fill extending from the present wnl to thrills, in a picture that is so absorb­ Builast Point probably will be in shape ing that it makes you forget that by early January to ask for bids on you are living taught, and, for whole tlie work, according to present indica­ minutes nt a time, makes you give tions. The board of county commis­ yourself entirely over to the de­ sioners have set aside $187,090 of the lights of the entertainment. Then at three million dollar bond issue for the the proper moment tho lesson, with­ work. This amount wil be matched out offense or jar to your moral by the property owners on a fifty- sense, is driven home. The picturo fifty basis. The electric company will is one that every mother should take pay 15 per cent of the property her daughter to see; it is one that owner’s share and will be granted every father and son should witness the privilege of double-tracking jts together." .Men and women will not be admit­ car Unus on the bnyshore front. ted together at nny time as the sub­ Inter-Class Athletics GAINESVILLE, Dec. 8.—Inter- ject is a delicate one and the scenes Class matches in both footbnll nnd leave nothing to one's imagination. basketball will get under way at the This will be the only showing of the University of Florida next* Monday. picture in this city. By GEORGE McMANUS r~ * W M TLL 1 TELL. T O O 1T^> t-HtkTQRT M /W I E HAV E A HUbTOFAT - ' HOUSES—FOR SALE READ “My Life With Maggie” By Jiggs Appearing Dally E-'sewhere in this Newspaper HERALD WANT ADS i« Will Make Money For M You g r m / Put Them to Work © _ _ ____ t 1? a 8 Y KIT* -fj � 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 11, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 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/3a0628874f4554e974ec67e73f213de8.pdf 129c4f2b6a571aca8cbcf6921373232a PDF Text Text ESfiZrde /■V* '/•V V li ,: ji ^ y . !♦ \ 1" rirj'i'r- *-tV4V >• w = = a '•: * «<%» t T m ’ •>!*■<• «■ *“ : 7 n ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, PECEMBER 10, 1923 NUMRERStt V \ *! THOUSAND DBORGENTS t B y The AsseetateU Frees) INSURGENT TROOPS HAVE LEFT VEEA CRUZ I (f l I - U C*- THREATEN JUAREZ President . By His Staff L e a v e s M exican C apita) T o R ev iew . itim ■ Three, Greatest . Needs of Sanford BY DR. J. F. DENTON. 1.’ First class graduate phyaical culture teacher for our public schools. i 2. Health talks from our doc­ tors once a month fn our public schools. . 3. Walking clubs for old and young daily from 8 to 10 p. m. IEB M JANUARY 11; MEANS MUNICIPAL PUBLIC ALLOWS CAMERAMEN ENTER VATICAN . i LONDON, Dec. 10.—Prime Minister | Baldwin conferred with the King to ­ day. Following tho conference cen- t tral news said he did not tender his resignation and that he would inform cabinet tomorrow that ho was pre­ pared to retain tho reins of govern-: ment until parliament meets next month. - i ... i f . . • v.1 ELECTION Bl CALL F O R ____ WEDNESDAY PUBLISHED WED METHODISTS CLOSE _ CONFERENCE WITH COMMISSION MONDAY’S MEETING Sentiment Overwhelming NKKELS TAKEN TO BARTOW JAIL . Assignments Scheduled For Monday Meetings of Southern Method­ ism Ever Held in State. Sheriff Takes Automatic Revolver Away From Prisoner—Precau­ tionary Measure* Ordered By Official* Favor of Imoo—To Build New Water Works and Acquire Gaa and ■ Electric Plants BRADENTOWN, Dec. 10.—Tho The City Commission a t it* meet­ <11, T i t A i M t l a M P t t « ) VERA CRUZ, Dec. 10.—Insurgent Florida Methodist Conference closes ing Monday afternoon voted to hold More developments in the case of ! Ifonday after onp of the greatest con­ an election on January 11 for tha troop* have loft Vera Cru« under orAubrey Lee Nickels who has been dcrs for an advance toward Mexico purpose of deciding upon a bond ieatjo ferences ever held in the history of granted a rehearing by the supreme1 of $845,000 for the construction of Southern Methodism. City. At varipua! point* along the court deapite the fact that a warrant Saturday and Sunday’s meeting new water, light and gas plants for intcr-oceanie railway they will be for his execution had already been were taken up with various reports. Sanford. joined by other contingent* and united issued by Governor Hardee, were dis­ With blackboard reports of ail dis­ forces will then proceed toward the According to law it la said, etch closed today by George A. DcCottes, tricts of the Florida conference hav- one of the projects has to be voted capital advancing In two directions. state's attorney, who prosecuted ng been completed ,and with tlfc upon separately. The ordinance* It is estimated about ten thousand Nickels In his first trial at DcLand presiding ciders of the conference drawn up by George A. DeCottes, city troops are available for this move­ more than a year ago. making n report of the evnngeH’t attorney, which the Conn ment. The latest developments as given progress in each district, evidence is passed upon favorably, apportions Trio Escape From Davy Jones' i/ocker Juares Threatened. out today by Mr. DcCottes are to the now in the hands of the delegates of ssue as follows: Water works pUht After Thrills Which Rival CHIHUAHUA (JITY, Dec. 10.— effect that the sheriff of Volusia coun­ the Florida annual conference show­ $375,000; electric light plant $310,000 Three Men in a Boat Military authorities have qrdered pa­ ty acting upon advice to take extre­ ing that the year 1923, has witnessed and gas plant, $160,000. trols throughout northern end of the me mean* of precaution for safeguard the greatest growth In the history of •The proposed bond issue was pass­ R. S. Ward, of the General Leather state to investigate tho report that ing Nickels had him removed early the church in this state. . ed upon favorably at a mass meeting General Nicolaa Rodrigues haa cross* Company and owner of the yacht, Saturday morning from the Volusia Thity-fivo revivals have been car­ of citizens celled lest Monday night cd the Rio Grande w ith a body of South Wind III, Fred G. Stone, depos­ county jail and carried to Bartow ried on by district evangelists, in by the City-Commission for the pur­ men and was threatening Juarez. He ed deputy commissioner of Newark’s where he was lodged in the Polk what is known as mission territory pose of ascertaining how the voters department of streets and Jesse R. is old revolutionary character and county jail. of the conference, and the response felt in regard to the purchase o l the Salmon, chairman of the Republican was last heard froqt in El Paso where In company with Deputy Sheriffs, of these meetings, sho^s 704 peo­ utility plants. It wte the unanimous His Holiness Pope Pius XI does not seem to hnvc aged any he was arrested charged with violat­ committee of Essex county, N. J.t ar­ Ed. Stone and M. L. Carlton, Nickels ple added to tho church on profes­ decision of the meeting that imulesince his election to the high office. After many months of rived in Sanford on the Osceola Sun­ ing neutrality lgiq. was carried in an automobile to the sion of faith. And during the twelve­ diate steps should be taken by the negotiations, cameramen nrc allowed to enter the holy palace President Leave* Capital. day. ( '> Polk county Jail. Taking further months period, twelve new churches City Commission to obtain these and tako pictures. * MEXICO CITY, Dec. 10.—Presi­ They were met nt the boat by Mrs. precautions to keep Nickels from have been organized in the several plants. dent Obrogon, accompanied by his J. B. Colder who drove them in her making his getaway on this trip, the districts. In approving the bond iuue as pro- ^ staff left Mexico City Sunday night car nround the city. After a trip to deputies compelled him to sit between Throughout tho entire conference vlded by the ordinances drawn and' for purpose of reviewing division of Orlando the party took the 6 o’clock them on tho front scat securely hand­ including both the organized an< which will be published on WednUortops with which general Amaro boat to Jacksonville at the DcLand cuffed. unorganized church territory, 3,789 dny, the City Commission haa is preparing .to advance upon rebels landing. - members have been added to tho left the m atter for a final disiston by ; When the p*rty arrived in BartoW,' in Jalisco; *This w as officially an­ church on profession of faith. This tho citizeris. Tha election will be An interesting account of some of Sheriff _____ ___ __________ ______ Logan, before _ he took the_ nounced at tho Castle. is an increase of 560 over the year held on January 11 end should it some of the experiences of this party j prisoner in charge, searched Nickels Allow Member* Leave. 1922. More members have been re­ pass, the bonds will then be disposed in found in the Timcs-Union as fol-jand found in his right hand coat ceived into the membership of tho of as soon ns possible and negotia­ MEXICO CITY, Dec. 10.— Pursuant lowsr ' i pocket a loaded 32 calibre revolver. to the policy of permitting its oppo* Annual Report is Made To Congress Florida conference by church let­ tions for the building of the plants "It was on the night of November j When asked where he obtained the ters, being moved from other states, will begin a t once. nents to show their hands tho 13 that their good ship South Wind gun and who gave it to him, Nickels Today—Estimates Made on than havo been added on profession Obrogon government, it was an­ III, headed for Florida and within two is said to have Refused to disclose The recent fire which destroyed the Basis of Existing Revenue of fnith. It is pointed out by con­ entire plant of the Holy Cross Epis­ nounced Sunday night is allowing miles of being outside the 12 mile tho identity of the person but added I.awa ference members that tho new mem­ copal Church and residence of Mr. members of the chamber of deputies limit, off Pamico Sound N. C., began that he obtained it in Jacksonville. ORGANIZE “JENNINGS FOR GOVERNOR” CLUBS bership of tho Florida conference is Beck demonstrated the inability of the snd political leaders favorable to the backfiring. Some gnsollnc said to Nickels, it is further said, begged (llr The Aaaurlulrtl I'reaa) enough to build a city with a popu­ present w ater system to afford nec­ presidential candidacy of Adolfo Dc have been carelessly left by the cap­ the officers not to let the matter get , WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—A reduc­ lation larger than that of BradenI.;i Huerta to leave Mexico iCty. Not­ tain, who has since been discharged, into the papers because it would hurt tio n of $275,000,000 in tho operating town, the entertaining city of the essary fire protection for the city. withstanding the departure of some was igniteil and the stern of the 72- his case, which is now being recon­ The sentiment of the people of San­ expenses of the federal government members it Is stated that a senate fuot vessel was in flames before any­ sidered by the Supreme Court. ford, as expressed at the mass meet­ Is Big Issue Declare Friends of during the next fiscal year is pro­ present conference. Tho addition in membership means majority is still complete thus per­ Mr. DeCottes said today that en­ Jennings—Spirited Meeting posed in the. annual budget transmit­ that the official roll of tho confer­ ing held last Monday nigh*, favor* mitting tho continuance of considera­ one knew it. the building of a new water work* tirely too much sentiment had been Engines Damaged. ted to Congress today by President ence will be enlarged another year Held In Jacksonville— tion of the United States and Mexi­ system, it being contended that tha Thu explosion, however, aroused all raised in behalf of Nickels when the Coolidgc. Total expenditures arc esti­ by twenty-flve or thirty and, that " present plant owned by the Southern Would Have Debate can claims conventions. on board ami the fire was finely sub­ true facts of the case have gone un­ mated at $3,298,080,444 and receipts the same ratio is maintained, it will With Martin Utilities is of little value to the city. dued, but not until the last chemical published. Hu stated that Nickel’s jjj_ leaving a surplus of $3^,081,034. bo but a few yeafti boforc the offi­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. ----, gun had been used on it. The engines crime was one of worst ever committhe basis cial conference delegation will be hnving been damaged refused to turn ted in this state and that he should (SpecialJ-Challengc to joint debate! These estimates arc on the issues nnd records involved of existing revenue laws, however, and twice its present size. Bishop Ains­ and the yacht was at the mercy of the be made to pay the extreme penalty. should Congress reduce taxes by the worth is emphatic that tho growth in the race for governor will be short­ waves for 24 hours. Distress signals more than $300,000,000 recommended of the Methodist church in Florida ly issued to John W. Martin by Frank were hoisted in vain. Fortunately, the by tho administration much of the is beyond measurement. E. Jennings, the latter announced Intorrtate Commerce fcommlssion Will heroic efforts were at last rewarded projected balance would be wiped out. Saturday night at a conference of his and one of the ncgincs was persuad­ Appropriations requested for the General Manager of Florida. CItrua Look Further Into the Matter supporters held in the civic luncheon ed to limp along, nnd under its power year beginning next July 1 aggregExchange States Little Change According to Advice* Re­ room of the Seminole Hotel, nt which ( l l r T h e A u u r l a l r d I 'r r a a ) Ol inc acminuiu nuiu, an n*n non am torn ihr hqo iAaM tho yacht managed to make the port in Shipments During Week there was formed a “Jennings for «te $3,018,009,946, or$J60.365,02less WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Rcprcceived Here of Beaufort, N. C. than those for the current fiscal year. sentativc Berger, socialist, Wisconsin, Governor Club." "Though there was a slight easing At this point the South Wind III after u conference today with Presi­ Statement or hi» purpose was made President Coolidge said this reduc­ Word has been received in Sanford up in orange shipments the p a s t, tion was in response to Executive In­ dent Coolidgo said that He had rea­ was taken in tow and brought to Jack­ by Mr. Jennings, as the climax of a that the suspension of tho special week, there was pracitcally no other sons' to believe that all of 32 im­ spirited talk in which he outlined the structions in the preparation of esti­ rates and charges of shipments of sonville, where she is at the shipyards change in either the orange or grape­ mates by the various departments and prisoned violators of wor time laws fruits and vegetable* under refriger­ of the Gibbs Gas Engine Company for would be gTantcd amnesty before present situation in Florida politics Has Depth of 160 Feet And Flow fruit marketing situation,” says federal agencies. as he sees it. Mr. Jennings also said ation, has been continued by tho In­ a set of new engines." George A. Scott, general sales man­ With 85-Pound Pressure— Christmnst by pyresident. Stone refused to discuss thy report he would meet on the stump any oth­ "This wns essential to a continua­ terstate Commerce Commission pend­ ager of the Florida Citrus Exchange tion of the policy of strict and drastic Others To Be Completed er apirant for the office of governor ing a further investigation into the of his dismissal from office since h!r in his weekly market review. Soon departure from Newark, although he President Nominates whose candidacy may become of seri­ economy,” he said. "That is the ad­ matter. < "It is evident that the accumu­ admitted he had been advised of such ous proportions but that the race is ministration’s undebatable policy. It lated stocks on hand in all markets," Hall For Postmaster As a result of a hearing.at Orlando The first of five wells to be drilled now absolutely between himself and has been adhered to unswervingly in says Mr. Scott, “Is more than equal in August growers and shippers action. tho past and we shall hew to tho line ,y the city as a special precaution The visitors expect to continue ex-mayor Martin, of this city. ( H r T h * A a a o v la lr d I 'r r a a l to the demand. Price* on both or­ testimony by a member of the com­ against fire, was completed Saturday in the future." south as soon as their yacht is ready WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The The meeting at which Mr. Jennings anges and grapefruit (n Southern sec­ mission, a decision was given out that and will spend the winter in Florida. name of Joeeph Pj Hall vaa Monday expressed hi* intention to pursue vig­ Tho cost of national defense next by .Mahoney-Walker. The wells which tions are still in the buyer*’ favor to the increase in rates would not be submitted by President Coolidgc to orous tactics in the future conduct year is placed a t $544,531,238, a re­ is located at Third street and Sanford such an extent that they ere prac­ effective until December 8. The latest Congress for postmaster at Sanford of his campaign was nn enthusiastic duction of $35,000,000, as compared avenue, is about 160 feet and has n tically in control of the situation. This report now is that tho rates are to Former (governor snd Harrison W. Lowe for Daytona. one, attended by about fifty repre­ with this year. Military pensions, re­ 6-inch case 80 feet deep. situation will probably continue Just be further suspended until January Walton Appeals The flow of water obtained has a so long as the buyers are able to tirement pay, World War allowances sentative citizens, mostly from Jack­ 7. sonville and Duvul county. Col. and the like will take $656,300,606 pressure of approximately 85 pounds, have a multitude of conflicting quota­ To Supreme Court p our Investigations The joint rate, and charge increase 1*. Corbett called the gather­ out of tho Treasury as against $703,­ City Manager Williams said today. tions presented to them daily. North­ amounted to approximately $15 more Into Cause of Wreck ! Walter Another well will be located at Second ern markets aro not Rowing absorb­ (Hr The Aaao«l«lrU I’raaa) ing to order and explained that it 111,578 this year. on the car, according to W. A. Lcfflcr, WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Appeal Fixed charges on account of the and Elm streets and the three others ing ability that would be expected was the result of invitations extend­ (D r T h e A m ovla ird P re ss) manager of Chase & Co. This rate of former Governor Walton of Okla­ will be placed at various intervals with the present low prices. This con­ FORSYTH, N. Y. Dec. 10.—Inves­ ed to some of their personal friends public debt ure placed at $1,372,277and chargo is deemed unreasonable homa from dismissal of his injunc­ tigations were launched today into by gentlemen active in behalf of Mr.;975, which includes $890,000,000 of in throughout the fire district. The loca­ dition Indicates that the dealer* are by the growers and shippers, Mr. tion Huit to prevent Oklahoma house wreck near hero yesterday of New Jenninga, for a conference to consider terest and $482,277,975 for retirement tions of tho wells have not been de­ evidently accumulating stocks. Lclfler said, and it is hoped that the of representatives from proceeding York Central Twentieth Century Lim­ ways and means to advance his can- of securities. .The interest payment finitely detemined as yet, it Is said, "Practically all auction marketa re­ Interstate Commerce Commission will with his impeachment case was filed ited When nine persons were killed didacy. shows a reduction of $.10,000,000 as but will be within a few days. ported a weaker feeling at the close Gee fit to declare the increase suspend­ today in Supreme Court. It is uncer­ and number of passengers Injured, compared with that for the current Mahoney-Walkcr will have another of the week. Far western cities re­ Frank C. Groover was chosen as tain when the case will be reached. ed indefinitely. well driller at work by tomorrow Mr. port lack of buying power, owing to five seriously, attending physicians chairman of, tha mectnlg and Capt. year. said no change in conditions of se­ Harvey R. Payne was elected secre­ Of the total of $311,000,000 of ex­ Williams said, and the remaining four continued heavy shipments on comShoots His Wife and riously hurt. tary. Brief addresses were made by penditures by the Navy Department, wells are expected to be finished in a roisson, which further reflects.on a Watch lor Col. Corbett, Mr. Groover, Capt. $35,000,000 Is proposed for ship con­ few «lays. The contract between the moat lamentable condition. Tangerine Daughter Then Himself Your Name CATCHES LARGEST BASS p„ync, A. W. Cockrell Jr. Arthur T. struction, $15,000,000 for the air city and the firm calls for a charge shipments are materially increasing Victor Qheck is the proud owner o f ! williams, Sr., Edgar W. Waybright, service and $1,000,000 for tho scrap­ of $2 per foot for drilling and $1.30 and if continued must inevitably ti<nr The Aaaorlalt-u If it appeara on the want ad DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 10.—Peyton a solid sliver Jamaica Bay sea fish- j eflrcrion Thomas, and others, of this ping of naval vessels. The largest per foot for the casing. sult in a lower market." page of The Herald today, Pierce shot and killed his wife and ing _rod . . .1 u n a r«iiron h i m ir n . _ . . .• • __ which twas given him nby a city. single item is the pay of the navy, Each of these speakers ex­ you will receive two free hia 13-year-old daughter and prob­ sporting goods store at New Smyrna Orlando—Contract let for construc­ pressed great confidence in the ability $116,000,000. MARKETS ticket* to tha performance a t ably fatally shot himself ai family for catching the largest bass there tion of new Methodist Sunday School Out of the War Department total t n r Tfe« A u m I i I M l» rc a a ) The Milana Theatre tonight. hpme. Officers said that Pierce this season. Mr. Check states that the of Mr. Jennings to carry Duval coun­ of $314,000,000, $12,735,000 is pro­ building. CHICAGO. Dec. 10.—Wheat De­ ty and urged immediate organization You may bo the lucky one. brought girl from home at 9 o clock, bfss was caught with artificial bait. posed for the afr service; $28,000,000 cember 103 5-8, May 109 1-8 to 1-4, to bring out the underlying strength Read thoroughly the Uttlo led her to mother’s bedroom, where of his candidacy in nnd nround Jack­ for the National Guard and $3,800,000 Corn,*May. 74 1-8 to 1-4, Oats, May. want ads. he locked doors and fired fatal shotr. 45 7-8 to 46. Continued on page 8. sonville. He ia not expected to live. SANFORD HAVE THRILLS IN A BURNING VESSEL PROVIDES IGS WILL BUDGET A BIG REDUCTION ASK MARTIN TO COST GOVERNMENT DEBATE ISSUES LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTINUES RATE SUSPENSION Amnesty Is Promised War-Time Violators ,'rl SLIGHT EASING UP ORANGE SHIPMENTS FIRST WELL HAS BEEN COMPLETED BY SANFORD FIRM *.*«i �■* ^ -- r ^ r r ^ - i ■■■ ■ ■ , T ire SANFORD DAILY *V*~51’ ' ' V'Vl.-J,rif ’ *' *nAV*’ * :„ V#t ‘ 1'">*r. Hf:>r •<>,r t » f vSSCij . r •-.’ -. *? f » v . 7^r *.'»vVni ■VH IKAM>, g A tireP A T T DECEMBER _____ _ .- - - = - .. , -.~ t ~ ------------ = *= M e c i m H Cqa i f t . S rV sstfc to t a l NOTldB TO CONTRACTORS. DR PREPARED FOB COUGB* H m ta, R. 0. Philips, and Tuaia P. I t n l l W P U M S a .la aaS f a r * * « lDo not wal tu n tU an Attack of "flu” Bids will be received a t tho offkd Lewis, w en approved by the Board. PROCEEDINGS OF THE'SEMlNOLE e a t o .C a e a t y . l a C f c a a r r r r . , . t ’a s a !*#» S*T. id upon yob. Take ear* of the little o ' the Superintendent of Public In­ Mr. R. R. Roberts, appeared before H a rry F . K en t, C o m p la in a n t, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS struction until 10 o’c!o;k A. M., De­ ctegn or.cold and prevent the big vs. . the Board in reference to a road from • TODAY i d a L n n d A .C o lo n i s a ti o n C o m p a n y . flu.M Bear in his place out to the main road, mat­ F l Lo rim ■. • Pjysil-' i- . U ite d , a t n r p o r a t l u n . o f E n g l a n d . cember 18th, 1923, for the furnkJtli.g one, or an Attack of M ' Rdporable Board of County Cdta-Junto the Seaboard Air Line Railway _________ ____ ______ . fcttnd Foley’a Honey and1 Tar, the safe of matorials and labor for (he paitiai te r was referred to jComv. E. Curlett Wm. Foot Presents . “ “ ' o k I ikw o r " r r r . t T i d x . ilh e k e e ti in and for ( Somlnoto Company and Ita itxcetsors and u Tho following Banks In Seminole T o F lo r id a . I .ami A C o l o n i s a t i o n C o m - finishing of basement of High School i and sure remedy for coughs, colds, C°ohty Florida met In regular ecr.don slgAs, ahall constitute k franchise Ih n r . L im ite d , a r o r p o r n l l o n . o f K n g - Addition, Sanford, Seminole County,J hronchical and throat troubles and' le g a l a x l a t e n r e . a n d If d i s ­ • lit IV o’clock A. If. R esent: Chairman, perpetuity for building constructing, County, Florida, having filed their ap­ so lvnd.ed /If liIn q u i d a t e d o r o t h e r w i s e l e g a l l y in accordance with the plans and coughs resulting from “flu." Foley’s plications asking to bo designated iafw Meisch, and Commissioners: G. maintaining, operating ant| conduct­ •x tln rt. all p a rlie s rln lm ln g In terest* a i d K lurldu Lana ft C o lo n Ion- specifications as prepared by Elton J. Honey ithtl T ar—the largest sclllrtf: L Bledsoe, XJ. W. Entsminger, B. F. ing said railroad over, along and up- ax County Depositories for Seminole ut lnodne rC osm p a n y , L im ited , n r n r p n r n t l n n . i X fo u irh tn n A r c h i t e c t cough remedy in the world—free from County, for the year beginning Jan­ of E ngland, le w d ly e x tin c t, o r o t h e r . A rcn u cci. r, and E. Curlett, with V. E. on^tha right o f way aforesaid, and wise, in th e ‘property Involved In this Plans and specifications nuty be opiates. Get the genuine—refuse sub­ uary 1st, 1924, and ending December Deputy CTerk and C. M. and hereinsfler described; obln|np,, froM the office of tho Arch­ stitutes. Bo It Further Resolved, That the 31st, 1924, and ort motion of Comr. suit (adv.) T o W illiam A lexander Ilu rh S n a n . a s Sheriff, In attendance . tracks to be laid over, along slid upon C. W. Entsminger 2nd by pomr. G. L. L i q u i d a t o r nf sa id F l o r i d a L a n d A itect, First National Bank Building, d, a c o r ­ '^ W h a te s of the last regular meet* said right of w ay by the Seaboard Air Bledsoe, and carried, the following Cp oorlaotnioi sna,ti on nf ECnogmlapnand y... IfL imbnit ebe l i v i n g , Sanford. Try a want at)—they get results. A Story of California Fetid Slid nnd. If h e lie d ead, nil p a r t i e s rln lm ln g - f t * Were read and aproved. Linoj Railway Company, ita successor* named banks are hereby designated as „ T. W. LAW TON/ I n t e r e s t s u n d e r a-ild W i l l i a m A l e x a n ­ i h tfon of Com. Ql L. Bledsoe, 2nd. and assigns, shall be laid with rail County Depositories for Seminole d e r f l n r h a n n n . s s L i q u i d a t o r o f s a i d Bitterness. Supt. Public Instruction. o r i d a L an d A C o l o n i s a ti o n C o m p a n y . ? Conn-. C. W. Entsminger the fol- suitable for the operation of said rail­ County for the year 1924, subject to FL lim ’ ited , d e c e a se d , n r o l l u - r w i j e . In t h e ,i2-4-8-ll-15 Comedy—-"Circus Pais"—sloe Matt volved In th is su it nnd BETTER BE SAFE ■ lowing Resolution was duly adopted: road in such manner as not to Impair their qualifying as requited by law: ph reor pe ienr at yf t e In r d e s c r ib e d : the usefulness of said highway for and J e t * Seminole County Bank of Sanford/ T o a l l o t h e r ll q n ld n t n r a nf a a ld F l o r ­ 'O T IT RE80LVED, That author id a fg tnd ft C o lo n i s a ti o n Com pany. THAN SORRY FOUNTAIN INN I A-g} Hp It hereby given, granted and con* tho passage of vehicles, and said rail F irst National Bank of Sanford, Peo­ L im ite d , w h o so n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , Monday—Matinee and Night slid w h o c l a i m I n t e r m i x In t h e p r o p ­ t Eustise Florida unto the Seaboard A ir Line Shall be Mid po as to conform to the ples Bank of Sanford, and Bank of nnd e r t y In v o lv ed In t h i s m ilt n n d h e r e i n ­ Insure before It is too late. I writo Tuesday Matinee for Women Only a f te r d escrib ed ; . Company, a corporation and its sue established grade for that portion of Oviedo, Oviedo, Fla. t i all forms of insurance and sell real T o all o t h e r im rtlen. w h o s e n a m e a d ire highways of Seminole County, Flor­ The following plats were filed with eeesprs and assigns, to build, con u n k n o w n , c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n i t e r a n y .1 no,v „r cn nnd (he A Life In.ur.nce Pulley would t h e p a r t i e s h e r e i n a b o v e n a m e d , n r takes pleasure in extending to thei n u j . , ___«ir» ■ i \\\‘ street. Maintain, operate and conduct ida, last hcreinbefqrc granted unto the thin Board for their approval, and on of o t h e r w i s e , - I n th e p r o p e r t y I n v o lv e d In make an acceptable Christmas Gift. said Seaboard A ir Line Railway Com­ , S anford public and winter vuitors a t h i s s u it a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; motion of Comr. C. W. Entsminger, * railroad along, through and upon U U E K T IN n: # most cordial invitation to vist tho Inn portion of certain public hlgh- pany, itk successors and assigns, aa 2nd by- Cotar. B. F. Wheeler, and car­ I t n p p c a r l n g W. j . THIGPEN a rig h t of way aa ame now exists, and ried, they were accepted and approv­ c o m p l a in t n)»<i filed fand e x h i b i t e d " In this and partake of its hospitality. The ways of 8cmlno!e County, Florida, r n u s q a g a i n s t yon t h a t y o u . n n d encli Be It F urther Resolved That the ed Hayman’ Add. to Altamonte; Chase nC you . o r t h o s e c l a i m i n g by, t h r o u g h Inn is delightfully located and offna l’honc ----------- ....----------------- 428-J . V \ Mere particularly described as fol* u-----n d e r ---------------y o u . a s h e ir s , d----------e v is e e s , ------g r a n - to its guests every, comfort and enSeaboard Air Line Railway Company, and Daniel’s Revision etc., and Forest City—Palm Springs Road. { l & T r a K % £ . " l ! 5 m . T l ! * » S t e n w t Th, cuisine und dining room The East 60 feet of Elm Street ita successors and assigns, in consid­ Photic — ;■ — 19t|] ,h£**nd« Involved In tbi» suit, to-wlt: service ore maintained nt the same Motion of Comr. B. F. Wheeler, eration of the franchise and privileges from the Sooth line of the Northwest That rertnlit. piece, parcel or tract . . . . , . ,, . . . •*'Y; unto, ly i n g nm l..................... b e i n g In tt ia high degree of cxccllcnco that porQuarter of the Northeast Quarter of last hereinbefore granted, shall a t all 2nd by Comr. E. Curlett and carried, nCfityla nodf s i tHanrnrtl. fto m lno le C o u n t y , fckr. meates the entire establlsmcnt. the plana and specifications submitted times make and keep In good repair F lo r id a , m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d Seetfob II, Township 21 South, Range a* fo llo w s, t o - w l t ; B e g i n n i n g n t tl ie u*-‘ by Orange County, for the markers to the , highway, crossings, ditches, Telephone 124 Eustls. SI East, North one and throo-qusrp o in t o f I n t e r s o c t l o n o f th o Houtli l i n e C o m m e r c ia l S t r e e t w i t h t h e Ib i s t t i n miles to the center of Section bridges and culverts wherever same be erected at tho County lino on the nf ___ linn nf H a n d A ven ue, h n ttl In t h e C i t y OPEN DAY AND . NIGHT 35, Township 20 South, Range 31 shall cross said right of way least three main highways, are hereby ap­ nf H a n fo rd ^ S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , r u n n i n g t h e n c e S o u th n l n n g th o H a s t hereinabove granted and upon failure proved. COMPLETE LINE Of1 l& t. lin e of a a ld H a n d A v e n u e 101.3 f e e t : e n c e E a a t, p a r a l l e l w i t h t h e Mouth ALEMITE PARTE Be It Further Resolved, That the so to do the sam e shall-be placed in Motion of-Comr. B. F.' Wheeler. th N EW M O R N IN G TRAIN e o f C o m m e r c ia l S t r e e t . 100 f e e t : property rights and privileges here- proper condition by the County of 2nd by Comr. G. L. Bledsoe, and car­ tlin h e n c e N o r th , p a r a l le l w i t h t h e E a s t k tU Y tn line o f H a n d A ven u e, 104.2 f e e t t o t h e fnbefore granted and conveyed unto Seminole and the cost and expense ried, Mr. R. A. Goodspeed is horeby Mouth line o f C o m m e r c ia l S treet: Sanford Ave., and Second Street j the Seaboard Air Line Railway Com* thereof will he paid by the Seaboard authorized to purchase two new tires th e n c e W e n t a l o n g Iho S o u t h l i n e of C o m m e r c ia l S t r e e t , 100 f e e t t o tl ie pehP; and' its successors and assigns, A ir Line Railway Company, its suc­ and a speedometer for tho County p o in t nf b e g i n n i n g , b e i n g t h e L in d a In Ford truck. all I m t n n r u a h e r e i n r e f e r r e d t o : shall constitute a franchise in per- cessors and assigns, and AND I t f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h * Mr. J. N. Bradshaw, appeared be­ Coach, Dining and Pullman Can. ^ sa id s w o r n k ill of c o m p l a i n t t h a t t h e Be It F urther Resolved, That tho pithity \ for building, 'constructing, place* c e o f a l l of y o u a r e maintaining, operating and conducting franchise last herein granted shall take fore the Board in referenco to road u n k n o wonf, r ae n* dld e ntho co m p ln ln n n t d o es Effrctivt Dct. 4th -■ "" 1 ‘ V b«S£ railroad over, along and upon the effect from and after the date of the near Lake Howell, and on motion of not k n o w , a n d bn* n o t b e e n a b l e t o n * c e rta ln . w h eth er th e d efendant* icilEDl'LCi c-yr/j. r signing of a contract between the said Comr. G. L. Bledsoe, 2nd by Comr. ab o v e n a m e d , nnd b e li e v e d by t h e c o m ­ It of way aforesaid, and I n t e r e s t e d In s a b l p r o p ­ I t F urthr Reeolved, That the Seaboard Air Line Railway Company, C. W. Entsminger, and carried, this eprl tayi ,n aanrte tdoe abn f.r. Sanford........ 2:03 A-M. d o r u ll v e : m atter is referred to Comr. B. F. AND It f u r t h e r , a p p e a r i n g f r o m Aald L r . J a c k s o n v i l l e — . S_“0 A. M. i to be laid over, along and upon ita auccoisors or assigns, and the s w o r n bill of c o m p l a in t t h a t t h e d e ­ I.v. Folkslon—— . PJU A. .M.t Wheeler, with power to act. Are you prepared to pay for the garsaid right of way by the Seaboard County of Seminole based upon and in I.T. W n j cro s s — . -10.(0 A. !U. f e n d a n t * a b o v e n am ed . If li v i n g n r In -I L.TI A. M. L v . Wlllocoochee. Motion of Comr. C. W. Entsminger, rge or any other outbuilding thnt A new bungalow on paved street le g a l e x is te n c e , a r e m a d e p a r t i e s d e ­ A ir Line Railway Company, ita euc- accordanco with the provisions of this -13,10 I*. M. A r . T lfton f e n d a n t h e r e t o , nnd. If d e a d , o r l e g a l l y 2nd by Comr. B. F. Wheeler, and car­ i;cc:t up in flames? A dependable in_ 1.30 I'. M. A r. S y lv e s te r ....... e x t l n r t . t h e d iv e r* n n d r e * p e r t l v e h e i r s , ceaaors and assigns, shall be land with resolution applicable thereto, and A r. A lbany (E . T .L _ 2 0 0 l». M. grantees, deviates, successors, li q u id a ­ ried, Sheriff C. M. Band, is hereby hurancc company is prepared to pay :tnd easy term s. A 6-room bun­ rail suitable for the operation of should said Seaboard Air Line Rail­ L r . A lb an y (C. T.L - 1.0.11*. M. tor*. n n d n il o t h e r c l a i m a n t * o f a n d u n ­ x n t r . 91. instructed to notify Mr. Wainright, l.V. A m erlru*.-------at all times. d e r all of s a i d p a r t i e s d e f e n d a n t n r c galow and 2 lots on paved street, said railroad in auch manner as not to way Company, ita successors and as­ Ar. llnrnn------------- . 4.10 1*. SI. a ls 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 to romove obstructions from tho _ JUKI I’. 91. A r. H rin iii........... ...... it is good business to be insured signs, fail within thirty daya after bill of c o m p l a i n t ; . hn p tlr the usefulness of said high­ A r. A tla n ta .___—— - 7.10 I*. M. It f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g f r o m a a ld against fire loss, hccauso if fire comes, $3,7G0. One of Sanford’s best way for the passage of vehiclea, and the date hereof to signify the accep­ County Road right of way, a t tho cor­ s wAND o r n b ill o f c o m p l a i n t t h a t t h o r n n r s T i c k e t s , In fnrnintlun, D e ta ils ner of Monroe Road and First, street. p e rs o n s I n t e r e s t e d In s a b l land* o t h e r ; ju arc nblo to s ta rt rebuilding with­ laid rail shall be laid so aa to con­ tance or rejection of the franchise business houses a t local tic k e t utflee, or Ih n n th o defendants hereinabove out delay. A Federal Insurance form to jibe established grade of that Inst hereinabove granted, and fail The fllowlng resolution was offered n am ed , n n d w h o se n a m e s a n d p la c e s o f J a c k s o n v ill e id e n c e a r e u n k n o w n ; jolicy gives you ab9olutc security 131 W. D a y St., Phono SGI portion of the public highways of within such time to agree to hold the by Comr. G. L. Bledsoe, duly 2nd by r e sAND It f u r t h e r a p p e a r i n g t h n t r e ­ Comr. B. F. Wheeler, and adopted. against financial loss by fire. lief Is p r a y e d for. In a n d by s a i d b il l Tam pa Seminole County, Florida, hereinbe­ County of Seminole harmless from of c o m p l a i n t , a g u li is t nil o f t h e p e r s o n * H ills b o ro H otel, Phone 3232 Ifesolvcd that on and after the date fore granted unto the said Seaboard any and all damages that may accrue Vhis agency is ready to tell you about h e re i n a b o v e n a m e d a n d r e f e r r e d t o ; 9t. I’e te r s b a r g T IIK IIH F O H K . You a n d e a c h , A ir Line Railway Company, ita suc­ to any abutting property owners by tho County of Volusia, acquire the e vNOW. protection. 371 C o n tra l Avc., Phone ISIS e r y nm l a ll o f you. n n d a l s o a n y a n d cessors and assigns, as a right of reason of tho use and occupation of legal title to the bridge known as all o t h e r p e r s o n * w h o s e n n m u o r n a m e a O rla n d o u n k n o w n a n d w h o m a y bn i n t e r e s t ­ FOR SAFE AND SURE INSUR­ Phone 71 39 R P fn e Rt., those portions of the public highways Hnrdcn's Ferry or Monroe Bridge, aedr e In way Aa aahm now exists, and ' t h e p r o p e r t y In v o lv e d In t h i s Rooms 501-2 over the St. Johns River the toil rate Rntneevllle s u i t / a m i h e re i n a b o v e d escrib ed , o r Be It Further Resolved, That the of Seminole County, Florida last here­ ANCE, CALL 200 W. Slain St. Phono 100 w ho c la im a n y r i g h t, t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t First' National Bank Building Seaboard Air Line Railway Compand, inabove granted to it, then, in all or over said bridge is hereby fixed ns th e r e in , by, t h r o u g h o r under a n y o f follows: tile p a r t i e s o r persons hereinabove ita eucccsadrs and assigns, in consid­ cither of such events, the County of ATLANTIC COAST LINE n am ed o r r e f e r r e d to . o r o t h e r w i s e Phone 95 . d n n d 'r e q u i r e d ,'each , r % i eration of the franchise and privileges Seminole shall have tho right,' at ita One auto aqd .dr«X°r» with or without ae vr ee r yh e raenbdy anllo tifie ods Tht Standard Railroad if lit South of you. t o be a n d n p passengers, one way, 26c. ahall at all times option, to cancel and annul the fran­ p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a id C i r c u i t C o u r t , nt 101-8 Magnolia Avenue Cntnl of G«e(|<< tallnwJ th e S e m i n o le C o u n ty C o u r t H o u s e , n t make and keep In good ropnir the chise Inst hereinabove granted. It Is One auto bus and driver making reg­ H ■ ■ a n a a a a a n a a B a a B a a n u a ia a a anford. S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n ular trips, one way, 25c. Hanford, -:Florida M onday, th o s e v e n t h .lay o f J a n u a r y . highway, crossings, ditchcj, bridges a further condition of the franchise D. 192.1. nm l t h e n a n d t h e r e f u l l , d i ­ and culverts wherever same shall last herein granted 'thnt said Railway Each passenger occupying said bus, A. rect. p e r f e c t ’ am i c o m p l e t e a n s w e r one way, 10c. tna<(e t o t h e bill of c o m p l a i n t tiled a n d w cfosa said right of way hereinbefore Company, its successors or assigns, e x h ib i te d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e ; granted, and upon failure so to do, shnll have the right, at its or their One doublo team and driver, with or o t h e r w i s e , d e c r e e s p r o c o ti f e s a o w ill lie e n te r e d u p a g a i n s t y o u um l e a c h of the same ahall be placed *n proper option, to construct, maintain oper­ without passengers, one way, 25c. you. • One single team and driver, with or IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . T h n t condition by the County of Seminole, ate and conduct said railroad in sec­ th is O r d e r of C it a ti o n lie p u b l i s h e d In without passengers, one way, 15c. and the cost and expense thereof shall tions of such lengths as may from t h e “S a n f o r d H e r a ld .'’ n new spaper e d In S a n fo r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , be paid by the Seaboard Air Lire time to time be advisable, and as rap­ One foot passenger with bicycle, or pFulobrlish id a , o n c e each w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n ­ motorcycle, one way, 15c. se c u tiv e w eek*. Railway Company, its successors and idly ns tho development of the terri­ One person with either one cow, one \ \ ITNESH m v b a n d n n d t h e s e a l nf tory may justify the construction of aialgnr, and o u r sabl C irc u i t C o u rt o n t h i s l o t h d a y hog or one sheep, one way, 25c. of N o v e m b e r. A. I*. r.i2.t. Be It Further Resolved, That the any such section or sections. (S eal o f C ir c u i t C o u r t o f Passed and adopted this 4th day of Each additional animal, one way 10c. S em lnolu C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . ) franchise above granted shall t- kc Adopted this 4th day of December, (S E A L ) E. A. D OU OLAS8. effect from and after the date Af December A- D. 1923. C le rk of t h e C irc u it C o u r t o f t h e S e v ­ A. D. 1923. e n t h J u d i c i a l C irc u it n f F l o r i d a In Motion of Comr. G. I<. Bledsoe, 2nd the signing of a contract btewcen the a n d f o r Heinlmile C o u n t y . said Seaboard Air Line Railway Com­ by Comr. C. W. Entsminger nn.l car­ Ity: A. M. W e e k s . I* C. REGULAR menls served nt The Louie W. S tr u m . pany, ita successors or assigns, and ried, Chairman John Meisch, is here­ r am i of C o tin su l f o r Phoonix, singio meals, by tho day St hoelicCito o m p l a in a n t . the County of Seminole, based upon by authorized to sign n contract with J u r k n 'ti’ IHe F lorb ln. them* Advertisement II -IO - I 7 - 2 I - 1 3 - I - S - I D - 2 2 -2 9 - l - 5 - 9 t c and in accordance with the provisions the Seaboard" AM* Une"Railway Com- or >vcck* ^ puny, ns provided in the nbovo reso­ of this resolution above set out, the FOR HOME AND STABLE Do you own a Rndio? •aid Seaboard Air Line Railway Com­ lution, on behalf of Seminole County. The extraordinary Borozonc treat­ Mr. Inez Meredith, appeared before pany, ita successors or assigns, beFor nltrnctivc pricca on corn nnd ihg hereby require.) to signify the the Board in reference to work on the ment for flesh wounds, cuts, sores, acceptance or rejection of the fran­ new road ns laid out from Forest City galls, burns nnd scalds is just ns ef­ scratch feed, see Seminole Feed Co. chise hercinbforo. granted within to PnUh Springs, and the m atter was fective in tho stable as in the home. The Daily Herald, 15c n o r week. thirty (days from the date hereof, and referred to Contr. C. W. Entsminger. Horse flesh heals with remnrknble speed under its powerful influence. to agree to hold the County of Sem­ Mr. H. C. DuBose, appeared before inote harmless from any and all dam­ the Ilonrd, in behalf of Mr. W. F. The treatment i.* the same for nniages that may; accrue to any abut­ Geiger, and on motion of Comr. G. L. mnls as for humans. First wash out ting property owners by reason of the Bledsoe, 2nd by Comr. B. F. Wheeler, infectious germs with liquid Borouse and occupation of that portion of and carried, the Clery of this Board zone ,nnd tlie Borozone Powder com­ the public ' highway of Seminole is instructed to draw warrant in the pletes the healing process. Price Florida Lady Wu ia a Miserable Condition, Bat Soya She Found County, Florida, hereinabove granted sunt of $25,000 to Miss Virginln Smith (liquid) 30c, GOc nd $1.20. Powder Cardui Helpful* and unto it, and if accepted, nhall begin for Mrs. Geiger, and Mrs. DuBose 30c nnd 00c. Sold by Union Phar­ the construction of the said railroad is requested to take the m atter up macy. GotWelL withini two months from the .lute with Mr*. Geiger's brothers. For attractive prices on corn amii Mr. Forrest Lake, ct al., appeared hereof and shall complete the con­ scratch feed, ace Seminole Feed Co. Altha, Fla.—In explaining how she before the Board in reference to work struction of said railroad over and ____________________ _ found Gudul so helpful during change of upon said right of way as Rapidly ns cn the Osceola Rond nnd presented po The Dally tletuld. I be. p«. week. life, Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, of Route 2, this place, said: ,. „ possible. | tition signed by a number of people became so weakened It was an effort Be It Further Resolved, That, sub- in thnt district, lor me to get around. I knew what was W A RD O FF C R IPPE ject to the conditions hereinafter set. Mr. E. H. Kilhco, Mrs. Kaulefson, the matter, but 1 felt like 1 couldn’t give j| <Jct rid uf th .t cold quickly belli, up. forth, authority in hereby given, grant- ct al., nppenred before tho Board in feverish conditions wt in and you ha?o •'1 just dragged, and I certainly was ed and conveyed unto the Seabord reference to travel over the Titus- a bud cum? of grippe. _.r> Lcoonrdt'snervous. I was so restless I could not ■ U s.n n /(Creoaoted) 1 ' pa.lui il Syrup quickly sit down lone—yet so weak I couldn’t Air Lne Ralwny Company, a cor- villc Ferry, nnd requested that this Couch uoothes ami heals raw throat*, cut* the get the about. It is a most miserable and poration, its successors nnd assigns, Board place a toll of 50c on this ferry, phloem, protect* the luac*. Htops Irri­ a helpless feeling. to build construct, maintain, operate ptoceeds from same to be used on the tation und brine* relief. If you have such "1 would get depressed and out of a tight cough, bad cold, grippe or brimand conduct a railroad along, through road. heart. chitts get u bottle of Leonardi'x Cough “ I began to feel, after awhile, there was and upon that portion of certain On motion of Contr. C. W. Enlz- Syrup (Cmwoted) und ward off more serious trouble. Fine for whoopluR no use to try to get well. This is all public highways of Seminole County, mingcr, 2nd by Comr. B. F. Wheeler, cough anil croup. The *afe, sure and wrong, lor it makes a person worse. Florida, more particularly* described and carried, Comr. E. Curlett in herc- pleasant remedy that you can depend •'I Rad heard of Cardui. and thought it upon. Protect your children and your­ might strengthen me. A neighbor had as follows: i by instructed to have a toll of 50c self. At your druggets. used it with Rood results. The East 50 feet of Kelcm Street placed on the Titusville Ferry, some "1 took one bottle (of O rdui), then I from the center of Section 35, Town- to begin on Wednesday, December 5th. saw I wasn’t so nervous, so kept it up. THE I’AINT WE SELL “Gradually the nervousness left me. ship 20 South, Range fll East, North 1923, nnd the proceed* from said toll I began to eat and sleep better. Was one mile to tho center of Section 2G, are to be turned into the County soon well, and all right. Cardui did same township, seme range and also Treasury, same to he used fot the wonders for me, and I certainly do The South 50 feet of Palm Avenue maintenance of the road on n 50-50 recommcod it.” „ Thousands ol other women have writ­ from tho center of Section |!G, Town- basis with Volusia County und also ten, to tell of the beneficial results obtain­ ship 20 South, Range 31 Enst, East th at a resolution heretofore adopted ed by taking Cardui, and to recommend one mile to the center of Section 23, in reference to this. Ferry, be nnd the IT DOES NOT CRACK, REEL, il ^IdVverywhcre. Try Ik NC-I48 same township, same range and also same i* rescinded. NOR HLISTER, OR CHALK The West 30 feet of Stone Street, Motion of Comr. C. W. Entsminger, t OFF from the center of |Section 25, Town- 2nd by Contr. E. Curlett, and carried, A Full Line of Knlsominr, Varnishes Take advantage of the ship 20 South, Range 31 East, South the Clerk of this Board is instructed and Stain.* ons and one-half miles to the South to udvertise for bids for the placing of new Ford Weekly P u r­ SOLD ONLY BY line of Section 3G Townxhip 20 South, 3 inches cf marl on the Osceola road, chase Plan today, and Range 31 East. * for u distance of approximately 1.82 SANFORD PAINT First Street, Wetaka Block Be It Further Resolved, That the mile.), bid* to be received nt the next pret started toward the STORE property right* nml privileges last regular meeting of this hoard. Notary Public Bonds of Virgil L ' Weluku Bldg. Phone 202 ownership of a Ford car.i lierrinl>efore granted anti conveyed B W m . F arn u m “THE GUN FIGHTER*’ “SOME WILD OATS1’ B A G G E T T ’S ...Filling Station..; ACCESSORIES Jacksonville and Atlanta W*io pay c.r 1b •jhi :.vmce coiv^r^j'.5 REAL BARGAINS E. F. LANE \ A. P: Connelly & S At a Good Saving CHANGEJF LIFE $3.50 Men’s browi^ shoes, bal. or blu., at per pair........... $3.19 $5.00 Men’s brown or black shoes, bal. or blu., at per pair $4.19 $9.00 Men’s brown or black shoes, bal. or blu., at per pair $7.98 $3.50 Ladies’ brown or black oxfords, or One-strap , pumps, at per p a ir ...... ............................................. ....... $3.19 $5.00 Ladies’ brown or black oxfords, or One-Strap pumps, at per p a ir ................................. .......................... $4.19 $6.00 Ladies’ brown or black oxfords, or One-strap pumps, at per p a ir .....................t............................. ....... $4.98 $1.25 Children’s Shoes, black or brown, size 3 to 5 at per p a ir .............. ............:..................... ................................. $0.98 $1.75 Children’s shoes, black or brown, size 5 1-2 to 8 at per p a ir.............................................. :................................$1.48 $3.50 Children’s shoes, brown or black, sizes 81-2 to 2, at; per p a ir ..............................................................................$2.98 ENTIRE STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES FOR THIS SALE. SUNPROOF ..x. �n o a m' % 1 i l mi j f] n ro 1HE SANTOZPPAItT HERALD, MONDAY, M C M — PLAN STATE-WIDE ADVERTISING OF FLORIDA AT MEET YOted to a group of Important Indus* te r o f th e N orthw est nrter or 8«c750 Co. yds. grading <& 50c Markkas Park Height* AML I 375.00 IIt; f ; tho gout half of tho South* (ha South trie* through which Florida climate, lion 2156 Lin, feet concrete curb and gutter instead or fraait w est quarter of Section 10: tho North D. S. BaWHtfc; fcot 4, Blk. O. j _______ 110 I15&54 J Pthe NortheS-t ...... . .................... quarter, the •*-*»■******...,.„*„ 1,093,00 ■location; .rainfall and soil combine to hair of 55 70.87 * curb @ 50c N orthw est quarter, of the N o rth w est 3. L. Thrasher, Lot B, Blk. Oe .......________ * » 7 7 j| aailat profitable production. The dl- 'tunrter. tho gouth half or gtho H ig g ­ D, L. TlfiWWJt, Lot *9, Blk. ,0. ■■.f.lCi..-...... N oKrth 220 Lin ID flush curb @ 36c ... 85 7047 est quarter: tho Enst half o f th e visions suggested below link together Swouthw .................. * ___________ 153.54 1700 Sq. yds. of oralley approaches @ 25c ISO est quarter, th e . W est h a lf o f H. A. Neel, Lot 1* Blk. H agricultural activities of closely con­ the gouthepst quarter end tile N orth Reginald Holfy,’Lot'S. Btk. HT - .... .......... ...... . . 58 70.37 650 Sq^yds. paving <g> 62.00 ...................- . »#•••*##f■»»*»»**< h a lf of the N nrlheest quarter or th e nected character: gouth ea st quarter of Section II; th e Reginald Holly, Lot 7, Blk, H ------- ---------7047 100 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ 51.20 .......... 55 W est Jt»lf of the Northwest q u arter Citrus ami other tropical fruits. of N.tji. Garner’s Addn. to Markkaas Part Height*. 2 Inlets 9 .....- ...... ..........;........ “ gertlbn W: the Enst half o f th e FbrMa Dcrctapratnt Board Opens N orthw est quarter of gcctlon SO; th e J. B. Fields, LoRl, Blk. J General farming and livestock. Engineering, legal expense, etc., SCc ---— .........-------------.---104 133.07 North h a lf of the Southeast q uarter of S«Mlaa In Orlamdo Yesterday Pecan culture and small fruits. the N orthw est quarter of Section IS; Minnie At,Bakcf, Lot* 5, Blk. J G0.53 62 the Northenst quarter of the N orth east Poultry raising and darying. —Advertising to bo Done ••53A64.QQ 0643 Total estimated co £ 'o f diwentng ........ .... 62 quarter; the gouth half of th e N o rth ­ Minnie It. 'Baker, L o t'7. Blk. J ____ During Madison Square At today’s meeting pencil sketches ea st quarter. the East half s>f th e E. A. Douglass, Lot 0, Blk K ...... . 6843 To be borne entirely by adjacent property: 52 est quarter o f the S o u th w est / Exhibit of the (lustrations were displayed and Southw 6643 Number of ffeet frontage 1688. 52 quarter, anti the Southeast quarter o f E. A. Douglass, Lot 11, Blk. K ....... the ytan'of this campaign fully out- the S outhw est quarter of Section 33; W. D. Hoffman, Lot 13, Blk. K .... .............................. 126.67 Assessment per foot front 52.0466. DO the Southw est quarter of tho S o u th ­ FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. B.(Special) ' lined. In addition to tho advertlse- w est quarter of Sectlrti 34: nil In Spencer Heights, Sanford, Fla, nship Zl South, of Itanxe 31 E ast. F e e t . Preliminary —Announcement of plana for the ad-1 ments which the Floridn Dcvelop- TD ow efen d an ts. , O. W. Spencer, I.ot 1 9 '............................ ..... ...............* 70 8940 Name Description Frealage. Assessmeat OltDER OF TUnUPATION. vertislng of th e Florida Development ment Board will pa^ fo r, Involving G. W. Spencer, Lot 20 ....... ......... ____ ______ !._____ 70 894)3 To the defendants, it. ^fl. Cnrrett, If E. R. Trafford’s Map. Board in Now York City newspapers1a total outlay of five thousand dol- m ..................... .. ^ ^ ^ 70 8946 in*. Thom as I». Long, If living, tlnh- G. W. Spencer, Lot 21 ---- ..---------- ^....................... . ....•117 * $239.45 during* the Madison Square Garden lars, which amount has already been, ert H*. itnmiTey,* lf“Vulni! Thomaa‘‘\v*. G. W. Spencer, Lot 22 ---------------------------------70 8946 George M. BrePrer, Lot 5,' Blk. 8, Tr, 1 ... ill * John Musson, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 ...... exhibit of Florida products next Feb­ appropriated from tho treasury or in*. Victor Feldt, if livin*. Antonio G. W. Spencer, Lot 23 23045 ______ ____ ______ ______ 70 ' 8948 ........ 117 Mra. F. Z. Graves, Lot 5, Blk 8, Tr. 2 ....... ruary featured . the annual meeting organization, -supplementary- space Sotafy. If living. William S. Bulger, If G. W. Spencer, Lot 21 ....____ «___ ______________ 23945 70 8946 living.’ Minnie Mnrhon, If living, Net.of the board here. 23945 will be offered to all communities and lie Dorn Mills, wife of Robert A. Mills. SPHCIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORIAY OF W. B. Zachary, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. 2 ...... 117I If living. Council A. llryan. If living. John Turner, Lot 6, Blk 8, Tr. A ...... ....... .... •*««»•****»•#* at 239.45 This campaign will be the first ad­ concerns which make exhibits, this ex- Emily M. Doll ins. r If living. K. ~Iv • RESOLUTION NO. 104, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH DAY OF 117 I. C. Hall, Lot 12, Bik. 8, Tr. A ....... Brown. If living. C. M . Stowe. If liv­ 23945 tra space to be sold, in two inch units. vertising of a truly state-wide char­ ‘ NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. ing. Michel Futrh. If living, fjeorge F. 117 A. S. Simms, E. 118’ Lot 6, Blk. 8, Tr. Bt .... 241.50 acter done for Florida In about ten Tho indications'arc that a large pro­ Foote, if living. Thomas F. I.nutinoh. T he’following in tho estimated coost of widening the paving on Cypresn Public School, W. 118’ Lot 12, Blk. 8, Tr.P. B 11 , 111 living. Perervllle t.uuharh. If llv24150 . y*«r* and consequently has been the portion of tho exhibitors will also par­ If hig. Tinas l.auliftnli. If living. Avenue between Union Avenue nnd Ninth Street from 16 feet to 24 feet Melsch* Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. 1 .........•»».»«•*»**•»■*■#*■:•«• 117 23945 subject of considerable ’ intrest from ticipate In 'tho advertising, thus run- Thomas III iJiulinrh, If living. Harvey in width. . t .......................— . 117 f* l.aulinch. If living, Charles A. I.nu23945 Mrs. Mercy Roberts, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 1 nfhg up the space used to such large the. time decision to put Iton was hnch. If l'vlng. tieorge I*. I<auhnrh. if Estimated cost of 21 foot pavement: Mary L. Leonardy, Lot 1, Bik. 8, Tr. 2 239.45 living. I litis A. J. Igiuharh. If living. size that it will easily dominate the reached by the executive committee Ernest Frits Schulte. If .living, nnd If 3000 Cu. yds. grading @ 60c i.™.„.....-........................................,......5 1400.00 Bessie Wheeler, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 2 .... 117 ‘ 239.45 New York newspapers during the time dend, against nil parties claiming In­ of th t Florida Development Board. 117 * terest under It. <1. Oarrrtt. deceased. 4110 I.in. ft. curb nnd gutter @ 85c ....... .............. .............................. 3,49340 J. E. Laing? Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. A ....... 23945 of the Madison Square exhibit of Flor­ Thomas I*. long, deceased. Robert II. 300 Lin. fct. flush curb @ 35c ......................... ..•**#*•#«>#*#••••i The m atter has been in charge of a 105.00 ...... ....... 117 Snntifled Church, Lot 6,-Blk. 9, Tr. A 23945 Ramsey, deceased, Thomas W. Moran, special committee of directors, con­ ida resources and opportunities. 80 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 15c ..................f, 12.00 Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. B ....... ■«**• 121 deceased. .!. W. IIstn«ld, deceased. 253.78 Victor Felilt. deceased. Antonio Solary. 200 Sq. yds. brick rclaid @ 50c ............................ ...... sisting •of Frank C. Groover, chair100.00 J. P. Baker, Lot 5, Blk. 0, Tr. B ............ 124 253.78 deceased. William S. Sulgcr. deceased. AT FOUR A. M. Minnie Mschetl. deceased, Natlle Dornr 0C2Q Sq. yds. paving @ 62.00 .................................. Mian, Jacksonville, representing north­ 13,200.00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORIAY OF Mills, deceased, Connell A. Rrynn. de­ east Florida, G. C. Ware, Leesburg, RESOLUTION NO. 107, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH ceased. Emily M. t’ntllns deceased. 15. 1280 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer lb 51,20 ............................................. 1,536.00 It was pitch black in the parlor. ft. Drown deceased. C. M. Stowe, de­ 14 Inlet.* <3> 610.00 ___ '.................................................................. 560.00 representing central and south Flor­ DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923.' • ceased, M'cliel Futcli. deceased, 120.00 Ml.......... 4BI....AaG5nt@....$ (1........... 8R SHR S SHRDLU HRDL .SliDLH ida, and William L. Wilson, Panama Throe hours ago Chlorine tho naughty rirnrue F. Foote, deceased, Thomna I', 1200 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ 5100,00 per M........................................ deceased, 1‘ercuvllle l-auharh. 2 Manholes @ 575.00 .............. ............................ ............. ........ 150.00 City, representing northwest Florida. vamp, had turned out the light. The t.nulinch. The following Is the estimated cost of widening the paving or Com­ deceased. Itnsn Julia l.nuliach, de­ clock on the mantel struck “one, two, ceased. Thnm-s It. I.uubach. derensed. Engineering, legal expenses, etc........................................................ 1,600.00 mercial Street from 16 feet in width to 40 feet in width fropt Park Avenue, A detailed plan of procedure wgjrkcd Harvey I,. I.nuhach, deceased. Charles out by these gentlemen, assisted by three, four." It was a strange, hol­ A. l-nutinrh. deceased, tleorge P. Total estimated cost ..............— ....................................................... 522,737.00 East to Palmetto Avenue.: low sound echoing thru tho silence. l.nuliach. derensed. Mills A. J. Dau­ A. A. Coult, general secretary of the 400 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c .............................................................. $ 200.00 bach. deceased. Ernest Frit* Schulte, A milk wagon rattled by. Again all deceased, or otherwise In the property Estimated cost of paving 1G feet in width ..................................... 13,233.00 1140 Lin. ft. combined curb and gutter in place of flush curb @ 50c 570.00 Florida Developmnt Board, and Jef­ described. ferson Thomas, of The Thomas Ad- wns still. Then from the divan cor­ below 65 ft. of flush curb @ 35c .............................................—;— ——• 22.75 --- - riiirrett.. wife of If. 11. Ctnrrett, ner of the room came a few faint ----Dong, wife of Thomas I* Dong. Estlmatcd cost of widening from 16 to 24 ft .............................. 9,504.00 1400 Sq. yds. paving @ 52.00 ....- ................................................... ..... 2,800.00 ■ vertising Service, was adopted at a — - Ramsey, wife of Robert II. Ram­ To be borne entirely by adjacent property. “Smack-smnck-ummm-glup- sey. meeting of the committee held at the noises, ----- Moran, wife of Thomna \V. 1 Manhole rebuilt ............................... ..........................-.................. 40.00 ----- llntflstd, wife of J. IV. Number of feet frontage ................................. 3534.45 San Juan Hotel early this morning. gurgle, ummm-smnck-sh-sh—1" then Moran. 700 Lin. ft. drain tile ................. -..................................—................. ”0.00 Hatfield, — — Feldt. wife of Victor a soft sighing sound. Tho water in Felilt. ----- Salary. Wife of Antonio Assessment pec foot frontage ................. 52.6889 Engineering, legal expense, etc, 8 # ................................................. 29545 Evry important English daily In the radintor had begun to boil.—The Sninry----- Snitter. wife of William FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. " Snifter.«i --------- — Mnrhon. *,'!!* HI, hu'tmrul ll lin l 'Wlllli iof l l Mln,i||H * _ New 'York City will carry a large _ , _ Purple Cow. nl* Murium. CnrmdU A. llryan, wife of Chapman & Tucker’s Adllion. Total estimated cost of widening ............................ ....... .............. —$D,998.00 ♦ advertisement sponsored by. the Flor­ • ____ ('iiuncll A. llryan, J. II. Collins, hu*Feet Preliminary To be) borne entirely by the adjoining property. ■bnnd of I'mlly M . Collins, ----Stowe. ida Development Board during an The honey bee is the world’s cham­ wife of P, M. Stowe. ---- Futeh, wife Name , . i . V ; Description Frontage. Assessment Number of feet frontage 1058. - F o o te , ijrlfo o f eleven day period'beginning with the pion in putting on weight. When o f M ichel F u te h , 84 $225.87 Assessment per foot frontage 53.7788. f l e o r g e F. F oo te. — — D nulm rh. w i f e Mrs. Feiinlo S. Munson, Lot l, Blk 7 ............................ Wednesday before the opening of the hatched from the egg, she is a tiny of Pcrcevllle Daubneh, ----- Daubneh, K. S. Jojinson, S 'l-2 Lot 2, Blk 7 ................................ 50 134.45 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. of Thomas ID Igiubach. ----- Dau­ Florida exhibit at Madison Square speck. In the next five days she has wife bach, wife of Harvey D. Rnulinch. Lizzie $£• John**’, N. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk. 7 .......................... 50 134.45 Feet Preliminary Garden, on Saturday, February Iflth increased 1,500 per cent in weight. D uilhnch, w ife of C h a r le s A. D a u b a c h , M. J. Stokes dir Sam Patten, Lot 4, Blk. 8 ............... 125 336.11 Name S c h u lt e , w if e o f K r n e s t F rit* Description * Frontage. Assessment One advertisement will appear each During that timo she hns outgrown S c h u lt e . ------ D a u b ach , w ife o f D e o r g o F. L. Woodruff, Lot 5, Blk. 8 150 403.34 Lake Front Improvement Compnny, Bcgi not the Inter-, day, the last one having insertion on her akin every day, shed it and grown I*, bnuhnch, and nil parties Interested Leota Nixon, Lot 3, Blk. 9, ......................................... 125 336.11 section of the West line Palmetto Ave. with North In the iiroperty Involved In tills suit, Saturday preceding the close of th*c a new one. namely: Fannie Frazier, E. 61.3 ft. Lot 4, Blk. 9 ................... 69 185.53 line Commercial St. Run North 115 ft. W. 377.2 ft. T h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h ­ Bhow, Sunday, February 24th. Each e n s t q u a r t e r o f S e c tio n 7: th o S o u t h - Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 16 ...................... 105 282.33 S. to Commercial St. E. along N. line of Commercial advertisement will be devoted to a I n c ur iit,r r uInl l aCmo iu r tf,o rS rNv rr nmt lhn nJlcu d iCc oi auln t Cy ,i r ­ w e s t q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r Mrs. L. E. Taylor, Lot 7, Blk 16 .................................... 64 172.09 $1,425.36 . 377.2 o f S e c ti o n 18: t h e N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r portance and interest, arid will have F l o r i d a . In C h n n r c r y . o f tlie N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n E. Mabel Saint, Lot 1, Blk. 17 ......... ...... ................... 125 336.11 Lake Front Improvement Company, beginning at the in­ T he Roc k h.a to lie o C n t t l o C o m p a n y , n 19; t h e S o u th liulf of th o S o u t h w e s t aproprlate illustrations. The list of c o rp o r tlu n . o r g a n i s e d n n d e x l a t l n g u n ­ q u a r t e r of S ectio n 30; t h e N o r th h a l f John Musson, Lot 7, Blk. 17 ......-............................. 140 376.45 tersection of the N. line of Commcrcia St. with E. • ; . % t * * . • d e r tins D a w s of th o H lu to o f F lo r id n , of t h e N o r t h e n s t q u a r t e r , t h e N o r t h ­ topics is ns follows: M. F. • Robinson, Lot 1, Blk. 18 ............ .................... 84 225.87 line of Park Ave. Run N. 104.2 ft. E. 148.8 ft. S. C om plain an t,* w est q u a r t e r of th e N o rth w est q u a r te r , vs. F irst: Florida’s location and trans­ 48 t h e S o u t h h a l f of t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r ­ C. H. Kirkland, N. 48’ of Lot 5, Blk. 1 8 .......................... 129.07 104.2 ft. W. 148.8 ft. to beginning ............................. 148.8 562.29 ID O. C ia rre tt n n d ------- r t a r r S t t . bln o F a s t h a l f of th o S o u t h w e s t portation facilities to get over prox­ w ife, T h o m n * P. D o n g n n d ------ D ong. qteura. r t th 52 139.83 Sanford Hotel Construction Co., lots 1, 2, 3, Blk. 2, T. e r , t h e W e s t h a l f of t h e S o u t h ­ T. J. Johnson, S. 52’ of Lot 5, Blk. 18 .......................... w ife. R o b e r t II. R a m s e y anil — e a s t q u a r t e r a n d t h e N o rth h a l f o f th e imity of state to centers of popula­ blit .<>i* E. H. Trafford’s May, Sanford. 562.29 R a m se y , h l r w ife. T h o m n » \V. M o r a n N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of Ihe 3 .............. ..................................................................-..... .... 148.8 S o u th east n n d —— M o r a n h!n w i f e . J , W. l l n t 75.95 tion, to emphasize railroad, steamship 204.22 J. T. Miller, beginning nt N. E. Cor. Blk. 2, Tr. 2. Run q u a r t e r of S ectio n 38; th o W e s t h a l t Luvina Williams, Lot 1, Blk. 6, Tr. A .......................... no d — — l l a l l b d d . b in w ife , V i c ­ o f t h e N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f H e rtln n 44 118.31 S. 82.4 ft., W. 75 ft., N. 82.4 ft., E. 75 ft. to beg..... ... 75. and highway facilities for coming here Hi-til 283.11 t o r F e l d t a m i ------ F e l i l t , bin w ife . 39; t h o F a s t h a l f of Hie N o r t h w e s t Sallio Mcintire, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. A ...»........................ n to n io S o ln ry n n d ------- S o la r y , Ills q u a r t e r of H ertlnn 30; th e N o r t h h n l f Sallie Mcintire, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. A.............................. •0 44 118.31 Lake Front Improvement Company, beginning 75 ft. W. W and to explain the good roads and A wife. W i l li a m S. H n lg e r n n d ------ Hu 1r t e r o f Die N o r t h ­ other transportation already provid- g e r. h is w ife, M in n ie M n c l m n a n d ------- owfe st th eq uSaoruttehre aofs t Sqeucatio n 33, tl i — N o r t h ­ Jupiter Lodge I. 0. O. F. to Body Noble Grand, Io>t of N. E. Cor. of Blk. 2, Tr. 2. Run S. 82.4 ft., W. 60 M nrh on ,, h e r litiHbnnil. N e l l i e D o r a e a s t q u a r t e r of Die N rtheast q u a r t e r llfU l. 3, B it.7*. A *•!■*-•................ - ....................... * 441 . *• ®d within the state, including that af M'llla. w ffe Ilf R o b e r t A. M ill*. C o u a c i l x|iw .'Utqjk, l u l l . ' J U iu o\'< *GO* *' *-*226*2 ft: W 82'l4:if j . ^ . ' <r.0'fJ. t o / b o n i n g ! ....h < rth e iu i£ q u a r .: •» n a f t r Lake Front Improver ‘ Company, beginning 147 ft. | ft b* • • • ■ forded by’candls, navigable Vlvirs and M i ' D r y a n n n d tr o r n e l l n A. R ry n n , bln for? flu* F a s t h a l f o f th o S o u t h w e s t Lemon Hamlford, Lot •i, Blk. 7, Tr. A .......... .............‘ -i I w ife, E m i ly M. C ollin* a n d .1. It. C o l ­ q u a r t e r o f t h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r , n n d Lemon Ilnhdford, Lot 5, Blk. 7, Tr. A............................. 44 118.31 chains of lakes. lin*. Iit-r h u s b a n d . K. L D r o w n . H u b e r t t h e S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of tlio S o u t h ­ W. of N. E. Cor. oiTTik. 2 Tr. 2. Run S. 104.2 ft., A. Mill*. C. M. S t o w e a n d -----S to w e , Wilbur Forrester, Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. A ...................... 41 w e s t q u a r t e r of S e c tio n 33: t h e S o u t h ­ 118.31 560.03 Second: Florida’s equitable year- hi* w ife, M ichel F u tc l i a n d ------ F u t c l i . .... 118.2 w e s t q u a r t e r of Die S o u th w e s t q u n r t e i Mary C. Calhoun, I/)t 1, Blk. 8, Tr. A ....................... 44 118.31 Ill* wife, t l e o r g e F . F o o t e ; a n d round climate—to strongly present o f S e c t i o n 31, all In T o w n s h i p 31 S o u t h , Harry Kent, beginning 205.2 ft. W. of N. E. Cor. of hi* w ife, T h o m a s K. I,a u b a n h , o f R a n g e 33 F a s t , Mnry C. Calhoun, Lot 2, Blk. 8, Tr. A ............................. 41 118.31 tho fact that summers in the state PFoote, Blk. 2, Tr. 2, Run S. 101.2 ft., W. 100 ft., N. 104.2 e r r e v l l l e D au b n eh a n d ------- D a u b a c h , I t Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d wife. Iloan Julia Daubach, Thomna e a c h of y o u do a p p e a r to t h e Hill .if D. W, Warren, Lot 3, Blk. 8, Tr. A .............................. 44 118.31 • 377.88 .... 100 are not oppressive, important because III* IE. Rnuhnch n n d ------ L n n h n c h , hi* w if e . f o m p l a l n t tiled h e re i n , on th e 7 th d a y 44 118.31 the average person of the north still H a rv e y D, Dautiaeh, a n d ------- I.till bn eh, u f J a n u a r y . A. D. 1921. It Is f u r t h e r Frank M. Brown, Lot 4, Blk. 8, Tr. A ......................... Notice la hereby, given to any and all persons interested in the Special wife, C h a r l e s A. R n ti h n e h an d ----- o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s O r d e r of I’u b H c a t i o n Ernestine Stewart, Lot, 5, Blk. 8, Tr. A .......................... 44 118.31 assessments against tho various pieces of property above described that believes Floridn to be excessively hot hi* I.au b ach , Il ls w ife , O e o r g e I*. I.autiacli lie p u b l i s h e d In t h e S n n /o r d H e r a l d , a 44 118.31 safll assessments nre payable in full within thirty days after the above and in the summer months. This advertise­ a n d ------- D aubneh. bin w i f e . D lllle A. J. n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In Hanford, S e m i ­ John Turner, Lot 6, Bl!:. 8, Tr. A............<...................... I .a it Iif eli a n d K rn e* t F r i t * S e l m l t e S nd n ce a w e e k f o r J. E. Lning, Lot 1, Blk. 8. Tr. A ..................................... 66 177.47 foregoing special assessment rolls have beon equalized, approved and con­ ment also can detail some of the ------ S c h u lte , Id* w ife. If l i v i n g , a n d If en iogleh t Cronunnsteyc, u Ft llvoer i dwae, e ko s. , , . . „ „ _ , 66 dead . n g u ln * t nil u n k n o w n p a r t i e s W IT N K S S m y h a n d an d se a l o f t h e Millie Lewis, Lot 2, Blk. 9, Tr. A 177.47 firmed, or in ten equal annual installments, with interest at 8'/c per annum commercial advantages growing out c la i m i n g nil l n t e r e * t u n d e r u n y o f t h o f l r r u l t C o u r t a t H anford. F lo r id a , t h i s E. M. Ghnbling, Lot 3, Blk. 9,’ Tr. A ..........................* ftft 177.471from nnd after the time said spccinl assessments stand approved and conof our favorable climatic conditions. a b o v e n a m e d p a r t le * . d e c e a s e d o r 23nd d a y of O c to b e r, A. D. 1923. ntlierivl*e. In t h e f o l l o w i n g d f s c r l h o d F. A. DOUOI.ASS, J. P. Parker, loit 4, Blk. 9, Tr. A .............................. 6ft 177.47 | firmed. Third: Healthfulness and longevity p r o p e r ty s i t u a t e d In S u m l li o lo C o u n ty , (H FAD ) Clerk of the Circuit Court. J. E. Laing, No. E. 39 ft., Lot J, Blk. 10,Tr. A ............ 06 177.47 F lo r id a , t o i v l t : A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Snnford, Florida, S e m in o le C ou n ty . F l o r i d a . record of Florida—these points have T he S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f t h e N o r t h ­ Uy: A. M. W e e k s, D. C. Lomnn Oivcr, N. 1-2, Iait 2, Ilk. 10, Tr. A -----33 88.74 will be held at the City Hull at 2:30 p. m. on the 27th day of December, ro t been Rtronly enough stressed in a e a s t q u a r t e r of S e c ti o n 7: t h e S o u t h ­ F e R n y n . Olles, Ren Brndey, S, 1-2 of Lot 2, Bk. 10, Tr. A................. 33 f th e S o u th w e st q u n r88.74 A. D. 1923, ut whlth, meeting said Board will hear any ond all complaints S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m n ln ln n n t. great deal of the Florida advertising. lwe er s tof qSu earritieuru oIS; th o N o r t h e a s t q u n r - 10-2 3-3 9-1 1- 5 - i : - l 9 - 2 8 - i ; - 3 - 1 0 Emma Mier, Lot 3, Bk 10, Tr. A.................................... ftft 177.47 nnd objections ns to such special assessments, nnd will at-said time adjust They present an irresistible appeal to E. II, Jones, Lot 4, Bk. 10, Tr. A ..........................u ftft 177.47 and equalize said assessments on n basis of Jntice and Right; nnd when persons of advancing age and people SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORIAY OF Laura Johnson, Lot 6, Blk. 6, Tr. B .......... .............. 75,5 203.01 said Special Assessments are eo equalized and adjusted, same will then with mild forms of chronic affections. RESOLUTION NO. 101 ADOUTED THE 26TH DAY OF Rohcrt and Jancy Singleton, Lot. 7, Blk. 7, Tr. Ii ..... 41 118.31 stand confirmed nnd be, and remain binding liens upqn the property against A considerable number of folks have Theresa Stewart, Lot 8", Blk. 7, Tr. B ......................... 44 NOVEMBER, A. D. 1923. 118.31 which said assessments arc made until paid in accordance with tho provisions secured relief even from asthma and 44 118.31 of Resolutions No. 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, and 107 of the City Commis­ The following is the estimated cost of widening the paving on Sixth J. P. Baker, loit 9, Blk. 7, Tr. B.............................. hay fever in Florida a fte r high eleva­ E. M. Ward, Lot 10, Blk. 7, Tr. B .....- .......................... 44 118.31 sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, adopted on Ihe 26th day of November, Street, between Myrtle Avc. and i-nurel Avc., from 16 feet to 24 feet: tions have failed to furnish it. J. M. Frierson, Lot 11, Blk. 7. Tr. Q ............................. 41 118.31 A. D. 1923. 160 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ..............................................................80.00 * I ‘ • Fourth: Florida’s recreation advan­ 44 118.31 1024 Lin. ft, curb nnd g u tter instead of flush curb at I5c/................. 460.80 W. G. Mngill, Lot 12, Blk. 7, Tr. B ............ WITNESS my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, tages and facilities— the story of 44 118.31 Florida, this 8th day of December, A. D. 1923. 425 Sq. ft. alley returns (ip 30c ..............!.............................. ............ . 127.50 K. S. Johnson, Ix>t. 7, Blk. 8, Tr. B ................................ . Florida, a place for summer nnd win­ A. S. Simms, I,ot 8, Blk. 8, Tr. B ............. ......:..... .......... 41 118.31 (SEAL) 280 Sq. yda. paving <y> 52.00 ........................................ ,■...................... 560.00 L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. ter residence, with spccinl attention 118 31 A. S. Simms, Lot 9, Blk. 8, Tr. B ................... ................. 11 to w hat it offers tourists and vaca­ Engineering, legal nnd advertising expense ....................................«... 98.24 A, S. Simms, Lot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. B........................«... -I I 118.31 tionists. In view of the late date of Mnrganna Brown, Istt 1, Blk, 8, Tr. B ......................... 44 118.31 the Madison Square exhibit, one ad­ Total estimated coat ...... .•............ .......................................................... 81326.54 Public School, Lot 12, Blk. 8, Tr. U ................................. 44 118.31 vertisement on this subject probably To lie borne entirely by ndjncent property. 66 J. P. Barker, Lot 5, Blk. 9, Tr. B ........................ ,....... 177.47 MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. will be enough. It should feature every Mun,bcr of fect frontage, 00 •• ftft Emily Hicks, Lot 6, Blk. 9, Tr. B ......- ........ ............. . 177.47 I'ltKIHIIT AMI i *a **e m ; i:ii HKIIVICK. Assessment per foot frontage, $1,376. form of recreation provided for in From Jacksonville One Way From Jacksonville One Way 66 Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr, B —...................... 177.47 FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. NIAGARA FALLS ____H i *2 ATLANTIC CITY ...........$36.4» Florida. Essie Martini Lot 8, Blk. 9, Tr. B ................................. 66 177.47 NEW YORK, N. Y........... 36.5» BALTIMORE. MD.......... 30.96 1*1 R. Trafford’s Map, Sanford F ifth: Florida’s opportunities for J. N. Willis, Lot 5, Blk. 10, Tr. IJ ..................................... ftft 177.47 PHILADELPHIA, PA...... 34.38 BOSTON. MASS..........— 42-52 Preliminary Foot profitable investment—to explain the H arriett Lightfoot, Lot 6, Blk. 10, Tr. B ............... ftft 177.47 PITT8HURGII, PA. -— 39-31 CHICAGO. ILL. ........-— 43.18 Name Description Frontage. Assessment reasons why investments in Florida H arriott Lightfopt, Lot 7, Blk, 10, Tr. B ...................... 66 177.47 CLEVELAND. 17..... 39.31 SAVANNAH, GA______ 6.»l> 580.50 St. James A. M. E. Church, W. O. Green Trustee, Lot Tr. 6 ............ 58.5 TOLEDO, O............ .......... 41-71 DETROIT. MICH.............. 41.93 may be depended upon to yield high M. F. Robinson, Lot 4, Blk 7, WASHINGTON. I). C....... 31.71 80.50 Tr. 6 ............ 58.5 ELMIRA. N. Y................. 38.93 Oft 177.47 returns without risking their inher­ M. F. Robinson, Lob 5, Bik. 7, 8, Illk, 10, Tr. B.............. ......................................... Tlrkets liicluilo mi**!* (i-xcHiit tirm-t* f>>r Hnvaiinah, (la.) Alt room* on 80.50 P. F. Monger, Lot 9, Blk. 7. Tr. 6 ........................................ 58.5 AHegliany nml Herk*lilru nnd some room* on other ■learners cam ent safety. At the time of the appear­ 80.50 .............................. 58.5 extra charnesance of theso- udvertismnLi, this topic J. I.iljs, lott 10, Illk. 7, Tr. 6 RESOLUTION NO. 103. ADOPTED ON THE 26TH MAII.IMiM I’tm IIAt.TIMOHR *AII.I\ns Foil IMIll.AIJBLIMIIt F. W. Mahoney and Mrs. C. R. Walker, Heirs, All Blk. will be of partkkilar appeal to many V ln S n c n n n n h . SitNI I*. M. V ln M n v a n n a h , SiOO P . *!• 341.25 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLU PREPARED UNDER AUTHORIAY OF 248 • 7, Tr. ft ..... .......................................... w................... .. H H . Persian. Nov. 2X , |ie<\ H-llt-IV 8.4. Nantucket. Nov. 2«-Dec. ISpersons of meafis. The story of the SH . Alleghany. Dec. 1-12-22, DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1923. ' 17-27. 248 341.25 J a n . 2. 88. Howard. Nov. !3-Pec. 10-20development of the state carried by City of Sanford, Park, All Blk 8, Tr. 8 .......................... The following is the estimated cost of widening the paving on Ninth lft 1.00 117 S S . ( l l n u e e s t e r . l>cC. 5 - 1 G - 2 8 , W. F. Shelly, Ia>t 1, Blk. 8, Tr. 7 .... ............................... 31. other pieces of copy will strongly sug­ 8 8 . H e r l c s h lr e .D e e . l- lS - S I . J a n 3. J a n . B. , 101.00 Street from 16 feet tO| 24 feet in width, from Cypress Ave. to Snnford Ave. M. F. Robinson, Lot 6, Blk. 8. Tr. 7................................. 117 Automobiles carried on nil stenmei gest investment to this class of people, ( I n ______ r l n d l s i c c l o s e d e n r s a n A ll» 100 Cu. yds. grading @ 60c*............. .....................................................$ fiO .O O SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL, PREPARED UNDER AUTHORIAY OF irtinny nml llerkshlrr.) Fill I informal lun on request. needs and advantages—to show how J. F. VVAllll. Trnv. I'll*. Auenl. (’, 1|, 1IA1I.F. ties. Act 530 Lin. ft. curb nnd gutter @ 80c ........................................................ 424.00 RESOLUTION NO. 103. ADOPTED NOVEMBER 25, 1923. Ticket Ollier nnd I'irr, MX) liny Xt., Jacksonville, Tclrpksac IUW the pleasant climate .. , . ,. and other condiThe following is the estimated cost of widening the paving of Palmetto 425 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c ............................................. 127.50 ions u>0^ ver ain types of munu- ^ venuc between Central Street and Hughey Street front 16 feet to 24 feet: l it! Sq. yds. paving (S> $2.00’ ........................................... - ...................... 292.00 facturing. Care should be exercised, of Eatllnatei| cost of p HvinK 24 feet in width: Engineering, legal expense, etc.......................... ..............—.................... 70.50 course, not to indicate the need of or 1200 Cu. yds. of grading @ r*0c .............................. ............................. $ 600.00 ■ ■ u a a x a a a a a x a a B a E H a siH a K a ia a B a a x x a x a a a a a a a a B a a a x B i111, opportunity for factories which can­ 1520 feet of curb nnd g u tter otal estimated cost ......1 ........... ............................ ...... ..... .... —......... $974.00 80e .......................................... .......... 1216.00 ■ not possibly succeed here. In our 150 feet of flush curb a t 35c ........................................... .............. “ANOTHER CARGO JUST ARRIVED’’ ■ 52.50 To be borne entirely by adjacent property. / judgment, however, there is enough 2115 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 .................................... ..... 1 ................ 4230.00 Number of feet frontage 4t!8 feet. tc be said on the topic to fully justify 300 Sq. yrs. of alley returns @ 25c ...,............................... ...... *........ 75.00 Asessment per foot front $2,081. ■ devoting one advertisement thereto. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. M 7 0 .0 0 2 Inlets @ 535.00 ................................................................ .......- ..... ■ Seventh: Florida's coast line, har- 500 Lin. ft. og 3" drain tile @ 5100.00 per M......................... :........ E. R. Trakord’u Map of Sunford. 50.00 ■ Imported Solely By ■ ' o n , lakes and fishing industry—to 170 Lin. ft, 12’’ storm sewer @ 51.10 ......................... ....................... 187.00 Feet Preliminary ■ X 1 ring out the fundamental facts with Engineering, advertising, etc., 8rI ...... ................................................. 518.50 Name '.Description Frontage. Assessment ■ i -ferente to the water resources which E. H. Jones, Lot 4, Blk. 10, Tr. A ................... ...............t!17 $243.50 a a : re an asset of so much significance Total estimated cost 243.50 ......................................................................... *$6999.00 J. N. Crooms, Lot 10, Blk 10, Tr. A ................................. 117 a a t.» the state. The relation of water Estimated cost of paving lft feet in width ....................................«... 4511.00 H. L. Duhart, Lot 1, Bik. II, Tr- A................................... 117 243.50 a 58.5 121.75 a transportation to investments, manu­ Estimated cost of widening paving from lft ft. to 24 ft. in width.... 2488.00 Martin Spivey, E 1-2 Lot ft, Blk. II, Tr. A .................. a 58.5 121.75 facturing or recreation is obvious. It Amount to be borne by City 1-3 ....;....... 829.33 Lizzie Lewis, W. 1-2 Lot 6, Blk. 11, Tr. A .................. can be pointed out that it is of equal Amount to be borne by Adjacent property ..... 1058.07 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLI., PREPARED UNDER AUTHORIAY OF Peninsular Casualty Building, Jacksonville, Florida RESOLUTION NO. 106, ADOPTED ON THE 26TH value in agricultural and other devel­ Number of feet frontage ......................................1296.38 a WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES ON THIS a DAY OFNOVEM HER, A. D. 1923. opments. Assessment per foot frontage .................. ...... 51.2795 The following is the estimated cost of widening the. paving on Seventh FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. Eighth to Eleventh: Agricultural UNEXCELLED NATURAL FERTILIZER a Foot Preliminary Street from Magnolia Ave. East to Pine Ave. from 16 feet in width to 24 end horticultural development of Flora feet in width: Description Frontage. Assessment id^. Four adyertisements, each de-iName js* Genuine Peruvian Guano NITRATE AGENCIES CO M PAN Y - �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, M ONDJft, DECEMBER 10,1923 / au # s 1 Ahi i t tJ Call this page a Shopping Guide on Men’s Gifts. For here you’re sure to find the particular g ift that wilt please the particular man. “Gifts that’ll tickle him.**—yes! FOR THE WIFE, FQR THE DAUGHTER Moreover, you will be particularly gratified with the big values that, are being offered by all merchants whose announcements appear on this page. CHOOSE A CHRISTMAS (IIFT AT IUC.fiETTS FIIXINC STATION AND YOUR HOST IS SURE TO RE I'CEASED BY YOUR THOUOIITFUI.NESS FOR THE SON, FOR THE FAMILY, Bagget s Filling Station OPEN DAY AND NIGHT COKNEIt OF SANFORD AVE. 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MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1923 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Not every one th at saith unto mo, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the King­ dom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.—Matthew 7:21. * E> u ***5^V♦ - THE SANFORD DAILY HEJlAlP, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,1913 Judge Warlow Says Something T h at much of th e present-day lawlessness Is due to bribery of officials by bootleggers and smugglers, is the astonishing in­ form ation given to the Kiwanis Club a t Orlando Friday by Judge T. P, Warlow, who spoke before that body on the subject of law enforcement. Judge Warlow added th a t “Every man who purchases im­ ported whiskey makes himself an accessory to crime." No doubt there were members present a t the luncheon who did not agree with all of the Judge's rem arks but it was evident, from press re­ ports, th a t most of them not only vielicved these statem ents but that they are ready and willing to lend support as law-abiding citi­ zens to the better observance and enforcement of the law. * Every law abiding citizen of Florida will rejoice in the fact that the state has such men as Judge Warlow, who evidently is not afraid to “speak up in meeting" and tell some things th at are not a t all pleasing to the lawless clement. The judge in his address also said: Orange county has always had a good reputation for obedience to law and authority, and compared with pre- * Volstead days, when term s of criminal court were completed in three or four days, one to two weeks is consumed now and liquor law violations are on the increase. For every bottle of whiskey th at is bought, a large pro­ portion of the purchase price is used for bribery of officers, national, state, county and1city, and as a result, the activities of the officers are lessened, and bootlegging made less dan­ gerous for all concerned. But the evil does not end here, it is far reaching in effect and in some instances, has'reached the courts. Last week The Herald published an editorial "Upholding Re­ spect for the Law" in which the Manufacturers Record was quoted ns urging the commercial clubs of the country to make it a requisite of membership for applicants to pledge themselves not only to observe the laws of the land but to do their best to see th at the officers do their duty. More citizens like Judge Warlow who are not afraid to tell the plain unvarnished tru th nbout things are needed. -------------- o------------- Sing me, 0 singer, a song of life! Cried an eager youth, to me: And I Sang of a life without alloy, Beyond our years—till the heart of th e boy * Caught the golden beauty, nnd love T hrift As An Advertising Result and Joy Of the great eternity. One out of every four persons in the United States hns a •—Edward Rowland Sill. savings account, which is best evidence of the fact th at adver­ • • • tising brings big results. Sanford, w elc o m e tourists! In 1912 only one out of every eight persons had n savings ---------0--------account. Bankers and far-sighted business men got together and The best way to get them to stop during the past ten years have waged a campaign of th rift edu­ cation. This advertising was written nnd distributed in an effort is to show them they are wanted. to show the people th a t the basis of real prosperity and happiness -------- o--------is thrift. ' One way to nvoiil the income tax S. W. Straus, president of the American Thrift Society says: is to neglect your advertising budget. In round numbers there are thirty million savings ---------o bank depositors in the United States today whose deposits Thomas L. Masson says that New amount to more than $17,000,000,000. Ten years^igo the sav­ York has a heart of reinforced con­ ings accounts in banks nnd tru st companies numbered 12,crete. 000,000 and amounted to §8,000,000,000. 1 Perhaps the most significant feature of these figures, Now th at the football season is compiled by the savings bunk division of the American Bank­ -over, students have nothing to do ers Association, is the increase of 141 percent in the number until Christmas vacation. of savings accounts. They mean th at in 1912 one out of every eight persons Foobnll teams are not alone among in the United States, so to speak, was the possessor of a the classics. The annunl fricas in Mex­ savings bank account. Today one person out of four has ico is just as traditional as the Armymoney in a savings bank. Navy game. Thus we arc able to see in concrete form some of the values of the campaign of th rift education that have been The only reason some fellows play in operation in th is country during the last 10 years or more. mnh Jong Is because they can say Among children tno progress has been even more, vapid. ‘ohou” without being reproved by tlje Teh years ago the schools' savings bank of the country were older sister. practically a neglible quantity. Today 2,000,000 school -------- o--------children hnvc school savings bank deposits of $10,000,000. Grnntland Rice says th at in golf the most dificult shot is the fourth putt. These accomplishments cannot be valued intrinsically. It is fortunate we don't have to play The $10,000,000 saved by school children in pennies, nickels out of the cup. and dimes must be appraised from the standpoint of future ---------o--------generations turned to th rift; of splendid citizenship, clean Premier Stanley Baldwin says thnt lives, happy homes and a sound social order. the prosperity and peace of the world It is gratifying to note the progress of savings in this depends in no small extent on the country. There is still much to be accomplished. Substanti­ steady growth of Anglo-American ally there are 50,000,000 people in the United States today sentiment. who are not savings hank depositors, but who could he if they were so educated and inspired. “The coming twelvu months cer­ America is in the midst of great prosperity and the out­ tainly look like a Coolidgc year” says look is promising. The w riter recently returned from abroad the New York Tribune. It seems to where he saw many evidences of unemployment, unrest and have overlooked the Democratic unwholesome economic conditions. If the people of the party. United States could only see Europe today they would ap­ ------- o------- preciate more deeply than is now the case how fortunate The Sanford Herald says every day they are. Perhaps it would serve as a lesson to teneh them hundreds of tourists "pass through1' how diligently they should save their money and safeguard Sanford. T hat’s not encouraging their future by constant practices of thrift. news. Do something so they shall not Sanford people who get ahead are the people who save. It pass.—Key, West Citizen. .makes little difference how much one makes if he spends it all. The amount saved each week from the pay envelope is what counts. Now that the news eyeff has Every person who neglects to open a savings nccount is pass­ moved around to Grover Cleveland ing up one of his best opportunities. A few years ago there was Bcrgdoll nnd Mexicun revolutions it a slogan “Thrift will win the war.” Today the slogan may well probably will not he long before liar- i be adopted, "Thrift will bring prosperity." It has brought pros­ ry K. Thaw is in the limelight aguin. perity for millions. Let it bring prosperity to you. -------- o—------------------o-----------This is the time of year that ; I HOPE to find my country in the right; however, I will stand sport pages are covered with AII- by her,-right or wrong.—J. J. Crittenden. * // Stutc elevens, explanations and npol-1 ogies. It is probable thnt no All- i State eleven could be picked which could not be trimmed by some other All-Slate eleven. Outsiders are watching Sanford. They know thnt the possibilities hero are unecxclled in any other city in Florida. It will only be u matter of time until capitalists will be flock­ ing to Sun ford looking for invest­ ments. Walk dow'n First Street and look in the store windows, observing care­ fully | ie red and green color schemes and the thousand and one odds and ends which would make such accept­ able gifts, if you don’t believe Christmas is coming. -------- o-------Hanford is talking nbout the need of modern apartment houses. That sounds citified and perhaps things have roffllv come to the point in the Celery City where space is too val­ uable for every family to have a sep­ arate house.—Times-Union. -------- o-------Frompt service makes friends. Many merchants have built up lurge businesses by having clerks who make it a point to wuit on the cus­ tomers promptly. There is nothing that Is more disgusting to a purchas­ er than to enter a store and after standing around for several minutes fail to be waited on due to lack of in­ terest of tho clerks. ■* \ Jut mw it the nett Esseptial tee le about job Ha Feed ‘How Savings Add Up If you expect eggs during the Winter you must feed: the best egg producing ra­ tion and feed it regularly. Almost any old hen will lay a few eggs next spring but your greatest profit is in Winter Eggs. Wilkes Sunshine Mash and / Scratch and P ra tt Poultry Regulator will get resuts now. G ive.it a trial. “Your Money Back If You A re' Not Satisfied" JNO. W. SNEED ' Business phone 539 Residence Phone 319-J ’ The figures ihow how amall regular savings can make year financially Independent. They are based on the condition that a set amount be deposited in a bank each week or month, drawing 4 percent interest compounded twice a year: la 1 year In 3 yean In 5 years you will you will you will By depositing— have have hare | 165,71 | 287.05 \ 1 a w eek............ ........$ 63..07 2 a week..!..........____ 105.97 330.87 574.31 3 a w eek............. :___ 158.94 496.32 861.52 4 k week ...'............... 211.92 66L78 1,148.72 5 a w eek................... 264.92 827.26 1,435.06 6 a week .................... 317.00 * 992.70 1,723.14 7 a week ...........‘. 370.88 1,158.16 2,010.33 8 a week ........ .......... 423.80 1,322.58 ' 2,296.42 9 a week ................... 475.40 1,482.77 2.577.93 10 a w eek......... .... .. 629.84 1,654.50 2,872.00 Vn 10 yesre.... In 20 yean In 30 years you will you will .... you will N By depoeiting have have have $15.00 a month ......... $2,212.04 $ 5,499.06 $10,417.05 20 n month ......... i.T. 2,049.52 7,332.21 13.844.80 25 a month ...................... 3,688.91 9,097.91 17,200.36 45 a month ........*............ 6,635.18 10,495.08 31,147.16 O M S3B I M P CASH F F CD STOWE BOBS Sanford feed & S upply Co. F E E D -I1 A Y -C W A IN A N D F CPTILIZERS PHONE 5 3 9 ‘ M Y P T IE AVE 8 -1' H S r.S A N F O P D .F U The Scouts Reation to Dame Fortune fU (Contributed) What the Polytechnic School of well to pay him pome attention." Why not heip him to secure the San Louis Obispo, California, pub­ activities nnd training and advan­ lished the article "The Boy and His Fortune" they stated tne facts when tages the Boy Scout Movement of­ fers and guarantees. they said: Give him the chnnco that the av­ ‘He is tha person who is going to carry on what you have atarted. He erage man of today missed when is to sit right where you aro sitting ho was a boy, don’t let him skip and attend to those things you think the same gap we did only to feel are so important, when yuii are gone. that lie bus miused tho greatest op­ You mny adopt all the policies you portunity in his life by not joining please, but how they will be carried the scouts. Fathers and mothers, don’t de­ on depends upon him. prive him of joining the right sort Even if you make leagues nnd of gang, for gang hu is hound to treaties, ho will have to manage them join and one boy in the Scouts is Ho is going to sit at your desk in worth a thousand in the chain gang. the Senate, nml occupy por place What you put into scouting is an on thu Supreme Bench. investment in future citizenship and He will assume control of your your dividends nre curu to be big cities, states ami nation. He is go­ nnd promptly paid. ing to move in and tako over your The Scout Movement needs money, prisons, churches, schools, universi­ to extend tho work by securing a ties and corporations. greater number of leaders nml of­ All your work is going to he fering tho scout program to the max­ judged and praised or condemned by imum number of hoys. h|m. Your reputation and your fu­ It makes you sit up nnd thin): ture nre in his hands. when you know that less than ten All your work is for him, and the percent of our boys are in scout­ fate of the nation and of humanity ing, when the ratio should rend less , is in his hands. So it might bo ns than ten percent arc out of t. —Tw om *» „ ’£ ,Ment f «• $ & w dn //7 , m7 o s f # / fo rs* •*! t I t ^ J , i* tv v * *no; *oP> V t:‘lr 't t r y , . *en> ; BYTiAO UfiB JOURNAL Tuesday, March 23,1921 Wieting Calls Folica Aid * as Men Smash in Doom to Sec "Some Wild d a is ’* — - . . . ARr! »U» la f -B o a t TVtti O u t,” a S ’ :n 1 w a in a wen «&&£* i JtSfittaa. k i . t fits* *- - " r f‘^ «"»"•*" r m u ! ) fctn muii “• T i l w uu« j |lS s Cpf (HrUt 1 ft I 4 far l l U f f t l o «• v d Special Reels Some kids get what they want while others get sensible presents. TOM SIMS-SAYS c iu * * Special Reels Shisivo fu r tvntiirii rill lilt> H u n . •til)' mill T n r - i l n , n f l r r i i u o u The lighter electric irons do not There’s Ford, but he isn’t n dark damage the wall or knock a husband horse. Henry's scaie horses. out like the heavy ones. Sluni h f u r •i I k I I I . tu rn *-n’jr T u '-n ln ) Sir n m ill i t u n i r ii l i i l m l l I i‘<l l i i s i r l l u r , lin t ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY—SPECIAL PIIICES M ILA N E T H E A T R E Sometimes our radio sounds as if On mnking up a price tag always dishpuns were being broadcast. be sure the person who receives the gift will not exchange it. Better n dark horso before n nom­ ination than a white elephant later. % Wlmt if your boss hears about the new serum to make men tireless? The new serum to make men tire­ less could be tried nut on Congress. The college girls nre forming red­ head clubs but you nover will hear of n shiny nose club. Mnn captured in McKenzie, Tenn., had §910(1, but was not on his way to buy a ton of coal. , , m Here’s exciting radio news. Dishpans are being used for untennn. Nov/ more girls will see them. Imagine the surprise in Cincinnati when an explosion turned out t.i be a bomb instead of a still. / sc :- S f 1 My Favorite Stories By Irvin S. Cobb An American tourist, while on a tny heart not." “ 1 repeat that I uni very, very fishing trip in Glcngnry county, On­ sorry," said the thoroughly repentant tario, happened upon a decrepit spin­ Yankee. "Had I known of these sucning wheel iii the ;.ome of n venerable red associations 1 would never have Scot. Priding himself upon being somewhat of an antiipiury, tho Ameri­ made the offer." "Ah, weal, let it pass," said the can fancied the wheel and asked the iwncr to name his price. The old man old man with a sigh, "but after what slowly filled and lighted his pipe I’ve been tollin' ye can see I wudnn while the visitor waited expectant­ be ,’u tified in lettin'it go for less than six dohdrs an' a half.’’ ly. "I’m then ken," said the Scot at Taunting the farmers in the westlength, "that you no ken yon uu'd Crn Lection of Kansns nbout the scar hit o’ junkie is verra dear taa men. eity of water on their laud has been My gran mithcr, when she was but a . commonly practiced for years, lassie in Diirnfcmdine, wur-rked her, \ party of autoista was passing bonny fingers nigh tao th bone tae | through Ibis section of the country buy it an’ when she lay deoln’ »hp[ bound for the Pacltc coast. One of MId r.e her eldest doubter, m u 'm ith -! the drivers, in need of replenishment er: ‘Kirsty, I wutfna tiiocht ye shod for his rail utor, stepped a farmer ever pairt wi’ it’. ” along the road, who was hauling sev­ The tourist, quickly contrite npoli- eral barrels of water on his wagon. gized. »fter negotiations with tho farmer "I’m no blamin’ ye,” went on the for the much needed water, the autoGlengariian. “ It’s not for u stranger mobilisU inquired: tae knaw that every nlcht I have sat "Sly friend, tell mo, how far do an’ smoked me auld pipe wi’ nm eyes you have to haul this w ater?’ on th* wheel, thenkin’ o’ ma mithcr “Oh, only ’bout 10 miles,’ ’the far­ bendin’ over it a t wur-rk, an’ her mer dryly answeted. mithcr before her. till 1 can see "I,and sake!" cxclnimud the strang­ th’ heather mi’ th’ hills like when er. “Why don’t you dig a well?” I was a laddie in Dumferinltne. Th’ “ What’s tho use?” drawled the auld wheel is as a pairt o’ myscl’, farmer. "It’s liout as fur one way an’ tae let it g.» wud bo like tourin'as ’lia thu other." i A million dollars may be spent j fighting New Jersey mosquitos which is less than a penny ench. New York man ate 53 hot dogs. This is dangerous. He will lie hark­ ing and chasing cats next. Texas man says h killed a doer with his knife, and wo say prohibi­ tion isnt' enforced in Texas. k Chaperone” “THE GOSSIP” BETWEEN ACTS I „ Uuynesvilie (Pad boy stole a tram to go to a football game. He wa; •owned on the ten-mile line. Have ycu bought your tideel? If not, do : o today HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM The niost fascinating thing about popular songs is trying to guec vilere the music was stolen. Thursday, Dec. 13, Now3 from Paris. They stop the phene service if you get mad at cen­ tral. One way to abolish phones. 35 and 50 Cents HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Terrlbto news from Loudon. Doc­ tor bus a serum to make men tire­ less. These scrums make us tired. This hpace donated by Peoples Bank !>'g windstorm did n 1st of damage in Houma, La. Oh, that remind^ us, Congress is in session. Presidential' aspirants aru worry­ ing over a dark horse appearing and giving them the hoarse laugh. P e o p l e s R a n k o r Ha n f o r d i l N i a o H *LOfl<DA ^ M b ---------------:-------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- l _________________ In jv4,‘ .........Ultuia t — j �MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1923 THE SANFORD DAILY Sanford’s Social Side phone: Office 108; MRS. FRED DAIGEU, Society Editor v O c i/S r . r .^ L E N D A l « (inday—Westminster Club meets at thc home of Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, on Palmetto avenue, 5:30. Monday— St. Agnes Guild meets a t * the home of Mrs. Raymond Key, on Park avenue, at 3:30 p. TO. M onday— The monthly meeting of the Roly Cross Parish Guild will be held at the residence of M«e. M. M artin, a t the Comfort Cottage, Monday a t 3 p. m. A large a t­ tendance is desired. Tuesday—The Woman’s Club Chorus meets Tuesday afternoon 3:30 nt tho residence of Mrs. Frank Wood,„ir. Tuesday— Children'll *4 ,* r Residence 217-W The Spanish Fandango Orlando', Mr. . and Mrs.' 9. Wittenstain of Orlapdo, Mr. S. L^vliison of Orlandq, the Moskowitz brothers rgf Orlando, Mr. -and Mrs. N. Stein .'and two charming daughter* of.'Orlando. Delicious salads, sandwiches of git kinds, fruit, bonbon*,.and punch were served throughout the evening. The party ended at a late hour *nd was greatly enjoyed by all. '' ♦ Observation, Club, Compartment, Dining Car Trains. One Night to • CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS . - EPWORTH LEAGUE PLANS. Tho Epworth League of Tampa will have the privilege of entertaining the 10JU sesson of the Florida Ep* worth League assembly, the place of mooting was definitely settled at a meeting of tho Florida conference league cabinet/held in Tampa Satur­ day .Other places cxtndlng invita­ tions for the meeting were Jack­ sonville, Orlando, Tallahassee, and Clenrwater. . y Attending the cabinet session were Angus Williams, president; W. F. Wolfe, Jr., treasurer; Miss Juanita Kennedy, intermediate superintendsentntive; Rev. F. E, Stelnmeyer, treasurer of the Epworth League, board; Prof. Lnvcus Thomas, life work superintendent; Rev, James E. Ellis, general board representative and the following district secretaries: Ola Lewis and Annn Dickinson, Jack­ sonville district;. Mrs. II. It. Oroutt, Orlando district: Home Shower an,l bridge at Woman’s Club at 3 j,. m., with Mrs. E. P. Morso as hostess. Tuesday—Mrs. F. E. Roumilint will entertain the members of tho Eve­ ning ilriiigo Club. Tuesday—G. F. S. meets with Miss Anna Knnncr, nt 4 p. m.' Tuesday—Important meeting of the Daughters of Wesley nt the Meth­ odist church nt 7:30 p. m. Wednesday—3:30 . p. m. monthly meeting and program of the music department of Woman’s Club in club auditorium. “ Way Down South," in the land n f cotton, 'they always Wednesday—Jdrs. Hnrry B. I.ewis have time for a fashion pageant. This time the town of will entertain tho Fortnightly Hopovillc, Gn., entertained. Miss Ethel Harrison is shown I!ridge Club at 3 p. m, as a Spanish girl. Wednesday—Music Department of Woman's Club meets nt 3 p. m. Wednesday—Llteruture ■Department CECELIAN MUSIC CLUB. EW LIBRARIAN. of Woman's Club meets nt Club Mrs. II. Lawrence Brown, who has House at 3 p. m. The .Cecilian Recital in Studio of been serving in the cataloging departThursday—Mrs. A. P. Wallace will I Mrs. Munson last Saturday afternoon nlL‘ut of the Albertson library for the entertain the members of tho Thir­ was enjoyed hy a large audience of *a!,t ^cw m°nths, leaves tomorrow for teen Ilridge Club nt 3 p. m. pupils and patrons and friends. , Sanfonl. where she hip been appointThursday—East Hide Primary Par­ . .. ed librarian of thf Sanford public |iSome lending facts brought out ,l)rniy. Mr?. Brown j, we„ tm m a l ent-Teachers’ Association. Thursday— Junior Class Piny "Lost, wore, that for 1,00(1 years after the for (he position, as she was librarian A Chaperone,' at High School audi- l,irth wf Christ, the leading music of the Carnegie libary nt Anniston, j work of the world was under the Ala., for two years ,und nn assistant torium Friday—D. A. R. meets with Mrs. W .!»hadow of the church. The 6C0 years in the circulation of the New York .1. Thigpen at 3 p. m. | following brirgs us to the most in- public library for several years, and Friday-The benefit Ribault card ‘cresting and romantic period of the ^ cou„ c jn ,lbriiry „denco at party will he given at the home ll,!« whL‘n ‘' C(1 a k,ml Nmthampto, Mass. Airs. Brown has .d Mrs. A*. M. D o F o r^ tF rid u y o t^ o r y book Ligo .w hen chivalry was ,,nJ , hpr 9t in Orlando, ami, will 3 o'clock. nt its heighth and noble knighfc, V W W i h & ’ll holh'in ( M a r y of wealth, even kings, wrote pcenw;and by tho mHney frlumla , he has Mrs. John McNamara ieavo Mon­ ami composed melodies, wandering madtf wh„0 hori, _ 0 rlnndo Sentinel. ____ day for Savannah, where she will from place to place singing under! balconies to some fair maiden, or in DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB, spend the holidays ns the guest of her the courts of great castles. I ' On Saturday, Mrs. F. E. Roumilint parents. In Southern France were the Trou- was the gracious hostess, when she badours whose songs were of love in entertained at bridge-luncheon, nt her Mrs. Ru Turner Houser has return­ ed from Columbia, S. C„ where she l'r‘l’S1' of some fair ladv. The Trou-jhomo on Palmetto avenue, The rooms were most festive in was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. verca lived in Northern Fiance. They wrote of old legends and myths and their decorations of red rosea, holly George Richard Hartley. tbs deeds of some famous hero. wreaths and other Christmas suggesA troubadour who could neither ' thins. The plnccc ards were also in Miss Zne Munson is spending this play or compose employed a jougler keeping with the decorations. week and next, as the guest of Mrs. At 1 o'clock Mrs. Roumilint served Woodward Bard well a t hef home in ;—a class which could also dance ami a tempting.four-course.luncheon. were earobats or magicians—from St. Petersburg, The nfternoon was pleasantly spent this source comes our word juggler. with a'number of games of Duplicate Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bragg announce The melodies of the Troubadours bridge. Tho prizes for high score, tbr birth of a daughter, Wednesday,' were dilferent from Church melo-1 dainty card table covers, were won at Fcrnnld-Laughton Hospital. The dies ,and nre believed by some to be by Mrs. R. A. Newman, and Mrs. W. little lassie lias been named Doris the basis of Folk-Song. C, Hill. The cut prize, a hnnd-mndi The Meisterslngcrs of Germany were guest towel, was awarded Mrs. John Eileen. of the trades people and workmen.' McNamara. Miss F.Hzubeth Garrison and her These were a great event in musical These enjoying this delightful nffriends, Misses Exie and Zelma Farr history. They were formed into j fair were Mrs. Sam Pulcston, .Mrs. A. of Stetson University nre speeding classes from the beginners to the P. Connelly, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Mrs. the week-end at the homo of Mrs umstersingers. I! g festivals were I Fran!: Miller, Mrs. E. M. Galloway. held and although the M uster-j Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. D. L. Garrison. singers wont oat of existence in iX.TJ, Thrasher, Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Butt and young son, of the spirit of the work still exists all \V. C. Hill, Mrs. John McNamara, Orlando, who have been the guests over the musical world in festival and Mrs. Cecil Butt. of her mother, Mrs. L. G. Stringfel- and music conventions. CHANUKAH FESTIVAL low for suverul days, returned to Nozzle Stone read a paper on Hie- j Tho annual Chanukah festival was their home Sunday. phen Foster, and played in piano celebrated at the home of Mr. ami transcriptions several of Ills most. Mrs. J. Boraon in a most fitting man­ Mrs. James Williams, of South loved melodies. Carolina, who has been the guest of Mrs. Maxwell concluded the pro-1ner. After the eight candies were her sister, Mrs. G. W. aliiley, left gram with a group of readings from kindled by .Mr. Demon with a short Monday for Miami, where she will Kippling, graciously responding to I prayer, Mr. A. Roffeld briefly stated what Chanukah is. Chanukah is the spend the winter. several encores. festival of the preservation and the The Juniors’ selection given were: perputuation of the siprlt of the Jew. CHILDRENS HOME*SHOWER. 1. Tarentele — Gurlitt — Marjorie The Maccabees did not so much bat­ On Tuesday ufternoon will be the Hoskins. t tle for the* possession of the land, annual shower for the Children's 2. Staccato Etude—Hillcs—Lmthough that was threatened, as for Home a t Jacksonville, and it is hoped tin? preservation of the Jewish which niett Fox. t that each and every member will re­ spond to this call and donate as much 3. May Bells—Morley—Sam Max­ was endangered by the foe. Chanukah is the antithesis of cow­ as possible. There nre so many chil­ well. dren that ure in need, and we with our ,j. Reverie—Milo Diczo—Harriot ardice. It is symbolical of tho <|unltics that make foy the highest citizen­ comforts and pleasures should not Itossiter. ship. It stands for service. It is a forget them. Let’s all make this the 5. Folk Song transcriptions—Ste­ high ideal to aspire to. What is life banner shower from the Woman’s phen Foster—Neizie Stone. without an ideal? Just drab existClub. Clothing, toys, or money arc t,nce> Tbu Maccabeen heroes stand nil acceptable. If you can’t come to fi. Dance Characteristic Bartlett Pauline Muirheud. i forth as exemplars to the. entire B the meeting Tuesday, please send in 7. In a B oat— Homer Morris—Herworld—Jewish and non-Jewish, your donation. nice Alien. After the short talk Mrs. S. RobFollowing the shower will be the usual social meeting with Mrs. E. P. fl. “Good Night—Nevin—Georgia | bins followed with a selection of , songs which was greatly enjoyed by Morse ns hostess. Please phone in Mobley. a. Sailor Boy’s Dream—La Hatch everybody. Miss L. Stein of Orlumio your reservations Monday. _Bryan Fox. ' gave a few Rungs especially for the 10. Humorcuiue—-Dvorak—Marga- occasion and it was appreciated by OFFICERS ELECTED. all present. The T. E. ,L. Class of the First ret Garner, The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Church held an enthusiastic 11. Giants—Jan;cs Rogers—MarS. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Banmeeting Sunday night and the fol­ garet Qarner. lowing officers were elected: 12. DervUh Dance—Hucruth— del, Mr. A. Raffcld and mother. Miss Franklyn of New York, Mrs. Litke of Mrs. Whleeless, teacher; Mrs. Beck, Mury Crippen. 13. Hunting Song—G uilitt—Kath­ president; Mrs. King, vice-president; Mr*. Durcey, third vice-president; erine Schirurd. A new and easy way Mrs. Badger, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Kelley, reporter. Rco Truck 1022, special long body, to buy a Ford. You can There were 23 present with three very good. Jjjm'furd Motor Co., Dodge new members. sta rt with only $5.00. Dealers. Phone 3. N ew Fast Pullman Trains W est EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 5TH EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 4TII " T H E F L O R ID A N ” "D IX IE LIM ITED " in : l i e u : M M 'I I H I I i.T.I JA C K S O N v i l l i : ( I m T .I A A*. A I.It AA V ( cvr.i v r . c cc.. ' C O M A llll * im n iiM .iru i iIII. n. C .tillO A r. S T . M U «'( A r. C H IC A G O I.v. I.V. ViV* I.V. A r. 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P H T ia iilU t 11(1 3Tl C rnlrot A ve., P h o n e ISIS ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South ; I'r'.ilrn l of U ro r « l n I t n ll r o a d Jo* n S tfw A'; She gelt just the degree o f heat the vaultfor conning Gan the kitchen be cool when the stove is hot? OU have to lmvc plenty of heat for cook* injr. Rut in hot weather you w ant the range going only when you arc actually using it. Sviiiit is equally im portant, you will find th a t the heat in a Florence Oil Range goes ihj,o the cooking, as the (lame is close up under the cooking, and not into the metal of the stove or out into the room. ■ Make this test: Go to a store where the Florence is sold—departm ent, furniture, or hardware store. Ask the salesman to light it. When il is going full force, feel the metal of the stove; and notice how cool it is right 1icside the range. T h * Hi* Durrwrt T h t lin t in il,r Horrn ra liurntri it rluw u p uniter the nmkinjt itucr* it until x u U if. A blue gas-like flame To start the Florence Range, just touch a m atch to the Asbestos Kindlcr. I n a few moments there is an intensely hot blue (lame, close up under C E N T R A L O IL the pot. You can regulate the heat to any degree and cook any dish that you can on a gas or co;d range. Tiie vapor from kerosene is w hat hums. I t is not a n ick (lame, such ns you see in the ordinary oil lamp. Kerosene is a cheap fuel. f A spotless kitchen With the Florence Range there is no soot, no ashes, no shaking or carrying of heavy fuel. The Florence itself is a beauty with itsporce - 1 lain enamel, black frame and uickM trimmings. The Florence oven, sold separately, is a marvel of ef­ ficiency. The “ baker*s arch” ami patented hent distributor assure even cooking. A few minutes' examination of the FlorenceL«vel«r Florence Range will show AtUfhiH to #»(h 1eg of tb r stove. vou how much it will mean in «/ ■ I hit device en­ able* you to «et your household. P ro p in at the tUive level on an urn-no Hour. the store and see for yourself. & OAS S T O V E CO. G ahdner, Mam. FLORENCE OIL RANGE o ia«S.C.n.fcG.S.Co: We have hundreds o f satisfied users o f the Florence Oil Ranges in Sanford BALL HARDWARE COMPANY -■ �r* fclY- fy.^C. 41. .... '-• THE SANFORD DAILY HE Sport Writer Picks First and Second Teams Coach Woods of West Palm Beach Places Sanford Boys on Second Team FIRST AI.L-STATE SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL TEAM FOR I02.I Player School n. McWhorter Ilnrtow lU>7.au ......... ...... Bight Tackle Miami Prcsotn ......Bight Guard ... lakeland C arr ............. Lnkclnnd ............ Center .... U. McLendod Lakeland . ...... Left Guard Bryun ............ ......Left Tncklo ... ... Duval Wallace ....... Left End ... ....Duval B n c h .............. Sanford .....(Junrterhnck ... Burnett ..Bartow Right Half Buck Union ............ ..Left Half ....... Lakeland Domingo i...... ..... Fullhnck ___ Hillsborough School Hillsborough S anford Sanford ...Minnii Sanford Meisch Hicks ... Stanley Truby ... Nvwlnnd Tinker .. Beagle ., Lakeland Hillsborough . ..Gainesville llilld torough Orlando Bartow B. L. SHIPP In picking an All-State scbolostlc football team this year“ T* find that I have a real problem before me. The 1323 sea: on has been a most interest­ ing one and has been marked by many surprising incidents, peculiar l;> ire football realm. Excepting tho three leading teams, Lakeland, Hillsborough nnd Duval, the rest have about broken even during their season. Reversals in form during short periods of times have been very noticeable. Thin was especially In the front l*y the fnlolwing incident. Lake­ land beats Sanford -15 t/> I), Sanford boats filiumi 7 to 0 and Miami gives Gainesville a neat trouncing he the score of Hi, to . 13..N o w .all of this seems very funny due to the fact bint Gainesville wlm was beaten by Miami, wns the only team in the state to hold thV I.nkeland Dreadnmiihts to no touchdowns, the DretulnnuglU N E W MORNING T R A I N betuttn Ja c k so n v ille a n d A tlanta Coach, Dining anil l’ullman Can. liijti tivt Dec. 4th .. A ft#r‘. jp|T]7irtdQWn the /in# a bit I rtiet with the Hkrd Uak of selecting the quarter. I .fully realise that' many I The City Cbmmisaion ia in session In ih o State atb of the opinion that this afternoon considering many iniBowycr of Lakeland but I- am sure portant matters. Maiiagbr H. Roscth o l^ f "j.hart many" hod-wen tho Shn- brough of the - B—them - UtUltiee has had jfds' cloudy days. So in pick­ ?6rd quarter, Bach, in action that they Company ia expected to file a written ing my All-State team I woe compell­ would/have had a decided chance of report ae to reason for poor water ed to pick mostly Yrom tho good rec­ opinion. Bowyer haa had the onporunl- service duriiig th e ' rfe e n t' fire which ty of. playing on the most prominent destroyed the Holy Croak Episcopal ords that these players held/". Probably many times during the teams in the state during the past Church plant. The Commission will past football season you have read two yenry and has been hroaght to also call a bond election as requested thrilling accounts of n football game, hthe front more. But having seen Bach by thtf citizens of ^anford at a recent in tho scholastic realms of Floridvfft in .notion so many times and hearing nisss meeting.' which some player was starred bril­ the acclaimed opinion that he was the liantly and no doubt you wonder why' “greatest marvel” .Sanford haa ever Bid* to be Opened his name doesn't appear on this list. witnessed and as Sun ford is a big TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 8—The State t I also saw accounts in which many plueo irt the state, I decided that be Road Department hits advertised for players whom I have not on my list must,J»o a mnrvci to the Stnte niso. bids, to be opened December 15, on were starred but in comparing the As* yet, Bach has not been nnmed by nino nnd n fraction miles of improve­ records of every game I was compell­ op<trtc/riters of'the Stnte ns an All- ments to State Road No. 2 in Marlon ed to pick n list of players who have Stntjp .player but I teel surer"yet. County. Thi! rest of "the team was selected shown up well during the entire senReo Truck 1022, special long body, on their merits only. I am very glad son. very good. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge In picking B. McWhorter for right to be able to place n Sanford player Dealers, Phone 3, on the All-State scholastic team and end it was not an easy thing to do. I hail the pleasure of seeing him play I think tho one I name fully deserves Tho air is full of things. You *in Sanford when tho Summerlin boys to be named. shouldn’t miss. Get a Radio. "Conch’ll. M. Woods of West Palm bent the Celery Feds. Mac went in ns Bench placed Whitfield, r, g. and ‘a sub in this game and showed a most wonderful fighting ability. Even nfter Mnye, r. t. is Delecting his second Burnett had kicked the field goal team. giving them a scant margin over the LITTLE TOTS’ locals, McWhorter started another NURSERY TUNES fight for score. He wns not one of the kind who thinks the gnnie is safe just because you have n little lead over the other fellow. I luul a hard job SONGS, GAMES, STORIES ON j choosing between McWhorter and Wil RECORDS j Hams of Fort Myers but ns I saw Mac in action I concluded to pick him. emerging with the scant victory of J to 0. • TIu* same thing applies to the players. Every player has bad bis "shining light" days and every one IT S P E m C T WE’D / m,A t1 e I City fax Books Open November 1st*, for the payment of 1923 Taxes. ALFRED FOSTER, City Tax Collector, by K. Hoy, D. C. Men. Thura.—12-20-1 Gte. * Made by Edgar-Morgan Co., Memphis—makers of high quality feeds. Uncle Sam gives valuable advice. Bankers have sources of information and opportunities for investigation not avail­ able to the average individual. | A COMMUNITY BUILDER 5 'g o ld by Elm Avc. and Commercial Street ----------- Phone 01 d-c __ ■ Unleashed W ealth of .i Miami’s « st i ' htiHffot vmtffnn ♦.* it|r»r«M Immediate Back Country Is SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME For Christmas. We pack nnd ship. own groves. Attracting the Attention All fruit from oi of the W orld LARGE BOX ......................... $3.C 1-2 BOX .......:.......................... .................. FAMILY S IZ E ......................................... $1/ GONZALES GROCERY .108 E". First Street ' Establishm ent of the South Dade D rainage District, and the effective work done by it, have put Miami in a class by itself, and Hialeah is reaping: thp inevitable benefit. • Low in original cost; fueled with coke, cheap and easily handled, these heaters are perfect frost insurance at small expense. St. I’elrn iliu ra In use they raise the temperature evenly, surely, without danger of scorching and maintain this protecting heat unattended from seven to nine hours. Additional coke thrown on the embers of the initial charge will continue the protection. This re-charging is simple and can be done with great rapidity. Crniral uJ Uvofiia Railroad ■ •: . r SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY JurkMiov III.* Tht StanJarit RailrtaJ et tit South ■-* r Miami’s Fastest Growing Surburban City Immediately surrounding and adjacent to Hialeah are the rich acres which are freely*predicted as the “sugarbowl of the nation” and the gardens of a hungry world. Small and large farm s, grove development, dairies and poultry ranches attest the correctness of this prediction. Although a comparatively new development, farm ing in all of its phases has passed the experim ental stages in this Miami back country, and the successes scored are so numerous as to be convincing to any who make an in­ vestigation. D E c o n o m i c a l Frost Protection A T L A N T I C COAST UNI , Now, even this deficiency has been filled. .The Treasury Department has mailed thousands .of circulars to sD classes of investors throughout the United States cautioning them to ''consult their bankers" before embarking upon the wreck-strtewn sea o f promiscuous investment. that Happy Cow Sweet F e e d — 2 4 % p ro tein , with your home-grown roughage, is the ration th a t m akes the most milk at the lowest cost She proves it by results. 1 S k in n e r C oke H e a te r s 371 C e n t r a l Avu.. P h o n e 1218 Orlunilu 35 14. P in e h ' l . P h o n o 71 t a i l i n '. v l l l e 200 VV. Haiti fit. Phone 100 Until recently one could get a Government bulletin on the eradication of all pests except crooked stock salesmen. she knows scunuuLiSi S an fo rd ........2:03 A.M 13S W . H a y St.,v P h o n o SCI T n u ip a 1111U b o ro H o te l. P h o n e 3332 Household Goods, Pfantt, Safes, Tranks am '' Transferred Anywhere Any Tine Storage Hialeah is the city center for this interesting producing country, because of the positive demand for educational and civic facilities to meet the needs of the army of new settlers startin g toward the west of Miami. Hundreds of groves and truck farms in Florida and other states arc I otected by Skinner heaters. We will bo glad to give you names of ex­ perienced growers near you who have adopted this protection ufter full investigation. Fill out the coupon for additional information. Y ^ l ’J Such conditions should make your investment in Hialeah especially desirable. Skinner M achinery Co. Box lCfi, j F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNBR, Cashier B m — 1 Phone <I81-J a a i a a n a B S B i U n a n B s n n n s ia a a s n s s a a n a n n n a a i s*n n n s ii n a s B B a■s Take advantage of the new Ford Weekly Pur­ chase Plan today, and get started toward the ownership of a Ford car. 2 per rent discount allowed if paid in November nnd 1 per cent discount If (mid in December. If it were possible to make any better bread" o r ••pnstry than is turned out by lhis es­ tablishment you can feel quite satisfied in your own mind that we would be making u bolter article. This, however, is a human impossibility. We bake u perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. F. P. BINES QUICK Dunedin, Florida Curtiss-Bright Company Ht-rvlce D e p a r t m e n t , s k i n n e r M a c h i n e r y C om pan y. I »ulie<tIII. Klurlila. Sunil I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t h e a t e r e q u i p m e n t nuirct! lo p r o t e c t m y itruve. acre* In erove. OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS Varieties, rail West Flagler St. Miami Offices WILLIAM II. LINDSAY, General Sales Manager W. S. POWER, Manager Kiser IMcr Office N em o Sclf-Reducinn No. 313 U a real bargain. It h a t a low tup am! m edium tk irt. M ade in dm* able pink or w hite c o u ld ; *ize) 24 to 3 6 —and co ttt o-.iy $1.00. HIALEAH, FLORIDA If your d*»Ur i t n ' n t f ir. wnilnimc.aJ* iltiu, iuc and |l. Well h i - 1 the iumi. N im o lly,l«nfc'Patliiun In.tltui* 1 1JO I mil or., N *» Yurk l Dipt. 8.) a. 4.■ �To fitiy» To Sell, To Tirade. To Rent. To Save Time and Trouble and Money, Consult HERALD WANT ADS WANT AD RATES ALL SANFORD READS THIS PAGE Sanford Herald W ant A d s H it the MarkCHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Sell the Goods AUTOMOBILES A ND REPAIRS Today, T c n n rro w tad Everydny There’s News of Import mm To You In the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS BUILDING MATERIAL LOST A N D FOUND LOST—Your opportunity to secure free tickets to the Milane Theatre, if Carter Lumber Company Auto repairing done a t your own you fail to road these want ads each fico the Sanford Stove Works, G02 FOR SALE—Bargain, five acres of Telephoned ads.,' will be received Lumber and Building Material. land, close in. Box 117. garage by expert mechanic. J. N. day. .Two free tickets nro given away Sanford avenue before buying stoves. from patrons and collector sent N. I mure I St. Phone 565. daily to the person whose name ap­ We will save you money. We also re­ FOR SALE^-Or rent—10 serw^of cit­ Allen, 307 Third St. Immediately for payment rus lond partly cleared, house and RENT—a car, drive yoursclL OaS pears on this page. Read the want pair stoves of all kinds, grafonalou ....... 10 c m l in e Hill Lumber Co. I Tlnii-... other improvements. Address San­ • and^ Second St. Phone 3. -----------ads each day. and guns. • 191-tfc 3 T M ra— ........................... Be a l l« e Every thing to build your home H Tim e" •— ford, 809 Magnolia Ave. ~ fir a . MERO .................... Be n I l M FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short Phone 125. T lm r* — WANTED—Assistance of any kind FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three General Auto Repairing Double rote for block face type. wave long distanc* Radio Receiv­ can be secured by running a wont MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. miles south of Sanford. Eureka Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. Reduced rote3 for consecutive ining Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ nd in The Herald. This class of ad­ General cement work, sidewalks, Hammock—celery Delta. Address tion. Hof-Mac Battery Co! jertiona. Count six words to the vertising costs very little and is read Richard Stephenson, M. D., West ----------B A K G T t! N S B A RTTA! X 8 . building blocks, irrlgatoin boxes. J. line. Minimum charge of 20c for FOUND—A class pin.1921. Owner Oakland Touring. ’ by nesrly everybody. If in need of Lebanon, Ind. E. Terwilleger, Prop. first insertion. All advertising Is can have same by applying a t ‘the Chalmers Coupe. .1 - •- » ——— office help, farm help, cooks, or In restricted to proper classification. FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; Herald office, identifying th e pin and Dodge Roadster. fact any kind of help, just phone 148 In cose of error The lletold will DRESSMAKING country property. Britt Realty Co. paying for this ad. Dodge Touring. and give your ad over the telephone. be responsible for only one Incor­ F o k SALE—one-of the best corner Dodge Sedan. l,lnln~amr_iahcy dressmaking, atLOST—Sorority pin, crescent en­ rect insertion, the advertiser for WANTED—To rent, furnished house location sin San'ord, 11 room house, Scripps-Booth Touring. tcrations. Sirs. F. L. Nixon, 304 W. closing three diamonds; name Auall subsequent insertions. The by responsible party. Small family. garage with two rooms over it, fori Oldsmobile 8 Touring. 5th St., phone 411. gustn L. Hinton, on back. Finder Herald office should be notified Answer this ad by letter giving com­ sale or will trade for vacant lots or Buiek fl Touring. plcnse return to Herald office. $5.00 plete description, price and locaton. city property of any description on immediately in cade of error. Liberty Touring. reward. Address Box 101, care The Sanford right basis. A. P. Connelly Si Suns. Ford Touring. Herald, 193-tfc. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, LOST—1-4 C arat dinmond ring. Find­ er will please return to Herald of­ Oakland Sales nnd Service. INSURANCE WANTED—Customers to save Ford for prompt and efficient service. fice and receive reward. Third St. and Onk Ave. Phone 17. Insure your property fully. Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 Insure carefully—Insure Safely, WANTED good medium size mule nnd purchase at Wight’s. FOUND—Sunday morning, a pointer 1 we represen* the best in insurance, wagon in exchange for real good dog injured by auto. Owner can DOLL CARTS, wagons, wheel goods Cnrda of Sanford’s Reput­ CHRISTMAS GIFT nnd carefully watch your interests. Ford, one-ton truck. See May, Dodge have same by calling nt home of Gus for the children. MILLER & SON. able Professional Men, each A. P. CONNELLY Si SONS Garage. Phono 3. SUGGESTIONS Sehmnh, near West Side Store. Phone 9. of whom, in hla chosen pro­ FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ REO TRUCK 1922, special long”body. fession the Herald recom­ very good. Sanford Motor Co., LOST—On W. 3rd St., Kill Book full ing lota located on paved street, WANTED 500 MOTHERS TO BUY SHOES AND HOSIERY mends to the people. of accounts of Seminole Medicine CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR worth $1,000.00 eneh. Owner will Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. Suitable gifts nre here for anyone Co., of Tampa. Please return to Park sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. HOUSES—FOR RENT Avenue Garage, or phone 270 nnd Co. WANTED—Make your Christmas Christmas cards 6 to 10 cts. Handreceive reward. FURNISHED HOME located In cxpresent a permanent wave at tho FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, painted mahogany and glass console elusive residential section of Mi­ Schelle M aines located on one of the best corners Mnrinello Shop. Phone 193. rets, mottoes, and hand-painted ami. House Is of concrete construc­ in Sanford, paving nnd side walks BARLRK oil Heaters. MILLER & Florida scenes. Special prices for LAWYER both sides- At burgnin. See Britt tion nnd contains three hed rooms, SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ sleeping porch, complete tiled bnth Realty Co. • C ourt House Phono 9. nolia Ave. Phone 395. with shower, large living room, liv­ FOR SALE—Five lots located on When in need of tractor work, new ing porch, dining room, kitchen ami Make this an eelctrlc Christmas. Sanford Ave,, opposlto Rose Court, or old lnnd, or harrowing, write Jones breakfast porch. Completely und atA complete supply of electric appli­ & Stafford, I,akc Monroe,’ Fla. Box each 5(1x130. Two of them corner 1trnctively furnished. Garngc with George A. DeCottes ances, waffle irons, percolators, lots. Easy terms. Britt Realty C o J“ ui:“ 7 7 """ You can find the nam e of 2(1. Phone 2111. -------------i _________________ _ aervant a quarters. Large city lot Atlomey-at-Law toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ every live Buslneas Man FOR SALE—Orange grove, 23 acres, with cocoanut trees and other tropical nolia Ave. Phone <142. in Sanford in this Column HELP WANTED Over Seminole County Bank 400 trees, location on lake, twenty foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ each day. minutes from Sanford. A good buy Snnford------------------Florida WANTED—Employment ns steno­ ' (11VE~ELECTRICAL GIFTS sponsible party for winter searon. nt $4,500. Terms. Britt Realty Co. grapher or assistant bookkeeper by "Armstrong tablo stoves, waffle Address Box 112 care The Sanford Indy with several years experience. SOU SALE—5 acres celery farm, Herald. irons, heating pads, Hoover suction References furnished. Permanent resi­ tiled, till equipment, good location FOR RENT—Nice front bedroom, 117 sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. Fred R. Wilson dent. Address Box 843 or Tel. 405. on hard road, dose to town, n bar­ Luurel Ave. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Sanford Novelty ATTORNEY-AT-LAW WANTED—By state organization, ex­ gain, terms. Britt cRalty Co. FOTTSALE—Bargain sale of lota till Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ First National Bank Building perienced solicitors who nre cap­ HOUSES—FOR SALE Works Jun. 1, 1924. Greenleaf & Wilson dren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction, FOR S A L E able of producing results. Prefer un­ Sanford --------------- Florida FOR SALK OR RENT—Centrally lo­ Addition to Dike Mary. Bibles nnd mottoes. Coleman’s Gift married men, of good appenrnnee. V. C. COLLRR, Prop. MISCELLANEOUS cated dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ FOR.* RE”NT—Unfurnished two-room k Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia Would he necessary to travel through Ave. > FOR SALE—Household furnishings. , central section of Florldn making ing porch. Worth your inquiry and apartment in Eagle’s Building, Oak General Shop nnd Mill Work consideration. A. P. Connelly & Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 304 W. 5th St. Ave., between Second and Third St. | house to house solicitation fur reliable Elton J. Moughton _Make your gift a Photograph. Inquire upstairs. Con tract nr and Builder FRESH supply or pepper, tomato J house. If interested, address !AdJ ARCHITECT - ■ Sanford Photo Co* nnd egg plnnt seeds. L. Allen Seed vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow. FOR RENT—One furnished room, Over Mobley’s Drug Store. 517 Commercial Street First National Bank Building Co. Phone 248. $500.00 cash balance ns rent. A. close in, 313 West 2nd St. Phone and furnish complete information as Make your son and daughter Hap­ RABBITS for sale, old and young. to your abibty, and the salary neces­ I*. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia 431. Mrs. Sadie Allen. Sanford,------------ Florida py on Xmas by giving them a Savings Ave. Phone 48. 704 Iaiurcl Ave. G. W. Messenger. sary. FOR RENT—Two, three or five fur­ account in the Seminole County Bank. nished rooms and gurnge. $20.00, F()R SALE — DeS<'to paints and WANTED—A man, woman or hus- FOR SALE—House and large lot in A. P. Connelly & Sons This strong institution takes pleas-1 varnishes at Sanford Novelty Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. $25.00 and ?:tO.(M) respectively. B. T. tling high school student, wishing W. J. Thigpen ure in encouraging thrift among the | Works, sole agents. Established 1008 Tiller, Paula, Fla. 151-tfc to earn money. Be independent nnd Britt Realty Co. young people, as they will be ouri Real Estate, Loans and establish a business of your own, sell­ Real Estate COLUMBUS, Ohio., Dec. 7.—John Insurance leaders in tho business nnd social BUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries ing Watkins Products, highest quality, FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ nnd blackberries—nil varieties suit­ ing lots. All sections of Sanford. B. Moore, legislntivu agent for the Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia Ave world of the future. in the city of Sanford exclusively. Britt Realty Co. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance able for home nnd commercial plant­ United States Mine Workers of Am­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, Also openings in other nenrhy cities. FOR SALE—New two story Stucco erica nnd president of the Ohio Fed­ Hooks—the appropriate gift. well rooted plants insure good early Either full or part time. Many sell­ house, close in; Inquire 515 Myrtle eration of Labor, died here today. STEWART the Florist Mobley’s Drug Store. profits. For full information and il­ ing aids. Write today. J. It. Wat­ Ave. R. C. M A X W E L L Flowers For All Occasions kins Co., Dept. 95, Memphis, Tcnn. CATHOLIC BAZAAR lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ Real E state FOR RENT—Five room house for Members Florists Telegraph De­ BETTER BE SAFE ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fla. WANTEb—By small family, comand rent, good location, on paved street, livery Association pentent cook. Call a t Herald office $45.00 per month. A. P. Connelly & well rendered nnd much enjoyed by Insurance 811 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. THAN SORRY the large audience._______ •______ for informtaion. Sons. SANFORD, FLORIDA Start the kids off right this year with FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on Insure before it is too late. I write APARTMENTS Cost $00 when new. Will sell cheap. savings account. Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, terms. U11 forms of insurance and sell real FORRENT Inquire a t Sanford Herald office. Britt Realty Co. estate. A Life Insurance Policy would Sanford Machine Co. MI L B R E D S I M M O N S FtJll RENT—Five-room house in FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room Jain- nrako on acceptable Christmas Gift. General Machine and Roller FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for Teacher of Pianoforte Works setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. good condition, located on hard road, galow, all improvements, located and Pipe Organ Cylinder Grinding Ellsworth. Beardnll Avenue. Knn- twentw minute drive from Sanford. on Palmetto Avenue, at n bargain. W. J. THIGPEN Studio: Room 225, Mclsch Phone 62 ----- Sanford, Fla. 83-tfp Good water. H. C. DuBosc. See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-Wiggly Nothing will bo as much appreciat­ foril. Phone 3303 Building 428-J Phone FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms, pri­ Store. ed for Christmas as a Ford. Skating a t Lake Mary tonight. Phone I9S Take advantage of the new Ford f o r s a l e — im p o r t e d d o lu s . vate home, 509 East 3rd St. Cull FOR SALE—Or trade, house and lot. Phone 103 after 5. Weekly Purchase Plan. A bargain, 3-rooms, almost new. Phone 191 REASONABLE PRICE AT THE —Don’t miss seeing Wild Oats at QUICK SERVICE SEMINOLE EDWARD HIGGINS, Large lot facing Palmetto. Automo­ OUTLET. the Milane tonight. Free tickets for TRANSFER bile in good condition accepted ns first Authorized Dealer. ABSTRACT CO. FOR SALE—Seed potatoes, selected Mrs. Harry Huron at the Herald payment, balance $25 per month. F. .oral and Long Distance Hauling stock. All varieties. Chase & Co. office. Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop. , — .. — -------_ Storage A~GIFT THAT LASTS FOR SALE—Or lease, business prop­ FOR SALE—Four young mules for Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase Get an Abstract before buying You can start with erty on First Street. IlritBdtenlty OPEN DAY AND NIGHT sale, cheap, or trade for real estate. plan. Make your deposit at any bank. property COMPLETE LINE OF . See Policcmnn Dyson. EDWARD HIGGINS, only $5.00. Before you Co,_______________________ W S. O. Shinholser ALEM1TE PARTS FOR SAI.E—At a bargain, 5 room Authorized Ford Dealer. For cash sale nr rent; modem 5bungalow with sleeping porch, on room cottage, interior newly painted, realize it you will be Contractor and Builder Suitable Christmas Gifts, for the ' Palmetto Ave., four blocks from First bnth, water, lights, garage. Just off little fellow, Knynes wash satin and E. A. Douglass, Pres. driving your own Ford , St. $3500.00, small payment down, Sanford Ave., and Second Street Sanford, ■— I’la. woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. L. Park, on Heights. Hunter, Route A, (balance like rent. Britt Realty Co. Thrasher. Box 100. car. TERMS— CASH IN ADVANCE PHONE 148 AUTOMOBILE GIFTS For the car are on Everlasting re­ minder of your thoughtfulness. We have a complete line in Xmas pack­ ages ready for the tree. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. 115 Magnolia Ave FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE • 1 GIFT SHOP. The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., next to shopping on 5th Ave., New York city la the advantage of this shop. Here you will find the latest and also the most desirable novelties suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ able for everyone. Yes, we have the Chinese game Mnh 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, ties and caps. D. L. THRASHER. Beautiful line Christmas Cards, senls and tags, Mobley’s Drug Store. GIFTS FOR THE LADIES Shoes nnd hose, umbrellas, travel­ ing bags and suit cases. D. U THRASHER. GIFTS FOR THE MEN. Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, robes, bedroom slippers, traveling toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases and many other valuable and useful ar­ ticles. D. L. THRASHER. Hart SchnlTnor & Mnrx clothes, Knox Hnta, intorVwovcn socks, Man­ hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, ties and combination sets in Christ­ mas boxes. McKINNON-M ARK WOOD CO. A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY The whole family would enjoy a radio,, buy at the Hof-Mac Battery Co. PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY BAGGETT'S ...Filling Station... ACCESSORIES BRINGING UP FATHER Registered U. S. Patent Office By GEORGE McMANUS READ “My Life , With Maggie” By Jiggs Appearing Daily E'scwhere in this Newspaper HERALD WANT ADS Will Make Money For Ylu Put 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. 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 10, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 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/0216e0360f9b1eb22415c2358a059ebd.pdf 4c9cff6046630bb481940acfbca8ba41 PDF Text Text .4 BS9 DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1923 |Chfef Jirttke To Remain on Bench NEVERTA HAILED TROOPS GATHERING Army Being Massed InVdrm Cm* District—Prealdfqt Obregon Certain .That Up­ rising W1B Be* Crushed «b a b y ” Op n e w c o n g r e s s ia* a m m w m PfM«) TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 8.— Chief Justice Rdbert P. Taylor, of the Supremo Court, haa withdrawn hia conditional resignation handed to Governor Hardee on September 20. conflrming/report to this eect Judge Collision Today !In Taylor gave no reason for his dccls TAMPA, Dec. 8.—Flagman Sut­ Ion. It would have taken effect Jan ton waa seriously injured and A negro painfully hurt, when the At­ lantic Coast Line train 85, Jack­ sonville to Tampa, crashed into the rear of freight train at Yonmahe, small village Just east of Plant City early today. Passengers of the train were brought to Tampa in automobiles. Seize Dutch Schooner and $200,00 in Booze ....NEW YORK, Dec. 8— Datek Schooner Zeehond waa erixed off Fir* Island today by tho cooat guard cutter Lexington and her captain and crew were held for the violation of tho prohibition law*. In her hold was found 2£90 eases of champagne and other liquors valued at more than $200,000. Thla ia one of the largest selxurco made. ADVTSE8 8ELUNC OF PRES­ ENT PROPERTY IS badly”needed •• •• . . . . C hanter of C o m m * Appoint* Comai it tec to fo Into Mat­ ter at tho Suggestion . of Mayor Lake Declaring that Sanford is much in need of a City Hail and th a t now ia the time to formulate plana to erect one, Forest Lake, chairman of the Guests Entertained With Breakfast city commission, urged the Chamber And Luncheon By Chamber #of of Commerce a t its regular weekly J C om m erce luncheon held Friday a t the .Valdes hotel, to get behind the proposition S tnhm ) was host Saturday to be­ Aa Christmas drawa nearer and with its unqualified support Tho Harding Memorial Association tween 88 'and 00 members of tho nearer Sanford’s stores have taken Mayor Lake, in supporting hia con­ has been incorporated under the laws Association of Railway and Utility on a decided holiday-like attire. Large tention that this city should construct of the state of Ohio for the purpose Cotnmlssioners, who with their wives show windows tastefuly decorated are such a building at once, pointed out of raising funds with which to pur­ arrived in. this city carljr Saturday to be seen a t every hand. th at tho building which the city own* chase the necessary real estate upon morning on a special train from The interiors of the stores also on Palmetto avenue and which is now which to build a suitable mausoleum Miami where they have been holding have been changed for the Yuletlde occupied by the city offices, could he in which the body of the late Presi­ a four day convention. • season and the Christmas colon of sold and tho money derived tbereffom This shows Representative Lester Hill of Alabama, said dent will rest and also to acquire the green nnd red are predominant in f .w * * * their arrival, the visitors! along with a certain amount included to be the youngest member of the new Congress. He ia 28, and home of Mr. Harding in Marion whero were* driven to the Seminole Cafe every busines establishment. Every­ in the proopsed bond issue, would be is shown being welcomed to Washington by employes of tho all his personal effects are to be where brehkfast was served. thing Is indicative of the season of tho At sufficient to erect a very handsome preserved. year. 9:30 o’clock the party Was taken on A week from December 9 through a sightseeing tour of the celery fields Christmas suggestions for presents building on property which the city December 10 has been designated as cast of Sanford. At one of the large for everyone can be found in San­ owna on Park avenue nead the ifcter ford’s stores. And toys, there are fro n t Harding Memorial Week and during field* • atop was made to permit the Mr. Lake further declared that be plenty of them for the kidies. Old which time contributions will be re­ visitor* to ace the belory being plant­ thought the building ahould be de­ Saint Nichblis will have sa large va­ ceived by the association for carry­ ed. • signed so th a t it would accommodate ried stock from which to select his ing out its purpose. From this stop the party was then presents for the little ones. thc city offices on tho first floor iind The national chairman of the as­ driven b'Ack to this city through the Resignation of Premier Baldwin ia In those windows which contain include a large auditorium on the sec­ sociation is D. R. Crissingcr and the business section thehto through the collections of toys thcro are rows ond floor. President Higgins of the Expected—House of Commons state chairman for Florida la D. T. residential section and then out to of little grease spots that marked chamber of commerce announced that Virtually Complete Gerow of Jaclronvillc, with Governor the re-icing plant and Rnnd’s Siding tho places where Inquisitive littlo a committee would be appointed to BALDWIN RESIGNS Cary J. Hardee acting as honorary west of town making a loop back noses have pressed against tho glass pnect with the city commission and Illy The (llr The AMnflnlnl Press) toward the Country Club. chairman. LONDON, *Dec. 8.—The Eve­ to view with eager anticipation toy look further into the matter. LONDON, Dec. 8.—Egarton Dakc, F^om the Country Club, the visi­ ning Standard Saturday says that In charge of the work in Seminole dols, toy trains, toy-pianos, toy stoves chief agent of the Labor party, offi­ Tho meeting waa well attended county Friday will be Postmaster J. tors were driven back to the Seminole Premier Baldwin will resign and numerous other little things that cially announced Saturday there would Friday. Reports of several com­ P. Hall, who received his appointment Cafe where luncheon wns served un­ make the hearts of tho littlo folks Monday and that he Is likely to be no Liberal Labor coalition. mittees were heard and accepted. B. as chairman. Mr. Hail stated that all der the ausipces of the Chamber of happy nt Christmas time. recommend as his successor J. F. Whltner, Jr., county demonstra­ comerce. contributions to the fund will be ap­ And there are presents for tho old­ Kamsny MacDonald, who as head I n r The A»»«eln(rtl Press) tion agent, told of progreaa being Hon. Forest Lake was in charge LONDON, Dec. 8.—With the ex­ er folks, father and mother and for preciated and received by him at his of Parliament Labor party, is made on Seminole’s exMMt for the of the program and made n short office and also stated that those who leader of his Majesty’s opposi­ ception of a few scats in the Orkney brother, sister nnd for tho whole fam­ Madison Square Garden display. talk extending a hearty welcome in ily, in fact. Judging by tho large and Shetland islands nnd aomo of the contribute will receive from the nation in the house of commons, universities, return* from which hsva -stocks of useful and-helpful articles . Fred T. WUliama, city ■ti there ia n» .indicationshowever, tlpnal,.headquarters j)( ,thq associa­ behalf of Sanford. Other short talks not yet been received, tho house of suitable for gifts thdt Sanford mer­ stated that he' had compl tion, an engraved card acknowledg­ were enjoyed, among them being one of any authority for the news­ by R. Hudson Burr, chairman of the commons is complete. At I t o’clock chants have ordered, it is safe to drawings of the proposal lakefwnfc paper’s statement. ing receipt of the donation. Friday the returns from Thursday’s say that Sanford is going to hnvc a bulkhead and stated that within a State Railroad Commission, who with . gencrnl elections showed tho standing big Chris’tmns. railroad commissioner, A. S. Weils, few days he would have completed MESSAGES BANNED. of tho parties ns follows: are leaking the tour of the central estimates for the amount of money NEW YORK. Dec. 8.—Mexican Conservatives 259. part of the state with the delegation. that it would cost government has stopped all code Labor party 185. Follownig the luncheon the party The members heard with interest telegraphic messages to and from Liberals 148. was driven to Winter Park where its a talk by P. D. Rupert, in wheih he Mexico via Galveston and has in , T»» Am m Ii KS Pm ») Other pnrtics 10. members are to be that .city’s guests told how he was endeavoring to have imposed strict consorshlp on nil MEXICO CITY, Dec. 8.—“The County Agent Whltner Arrange* for a few hours. They were schedul­ plain language messages because ■Thus in the new house the govern­ all products shipped from S*mlnols Motorcade to Volusia County country will be pacified and the re­ ed to arrive in Orlando between 5 and ment will he in the minority in the of revolutionary troubles, the sent out in accordance with certain bellion will be put down with an iron To Inspect Femleries 0 o’clock where they were to bo en­ Westerri Union Telegraph nnd nil neighborhood of ninety votes, as Stale Board Decides to Complete Road act standards which would guar­ hand,’’ President Obregon said upon From Jacksonville to the Georagainst the combined opposition par­ tertained by tho Chamber of Com­ American cables nnnounccs. antee a better market for the goods. returning to tho capital last evening. git State Line. Several men in Sanford and other merce of that city at a banquet. ties. These figures, however, may J; C. McCandllss, n new member Three columns of federal troops have towns in the county have expressed vary somewhat according as differ­ Many expressions of praise and COMING TO FLORIDA. of tho chamber of commerce, who re­ JACKSONVILLE, Dec..' 8.—Over been ordered out to meet General an intcrcat in the business of grow­ compliments were heard about San­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—At­ ent compilers regard scattered mem­ three-quarters of a million N dollars cently came to Sanford, ihade a abort Sanchez, whd has joined Adolfo Do La ing Aspnragus ferns, and have asked ford and Seminole county relative to torney General Daugherty plans bers ns belonging to one or another will be spent on state road No. 4, tho talk giving hia impression of San­ llucrtn, presidential candidate, in County Agent Whltner to get for its progress and enterprises. to spend part of the winter in of the big parties. Waycross road ,ns a result of con­ ford. revolt. them information available in print­ ____________ * • It is understood Premier Baldwin tracts let Friday by tho state road T Florida in hope or benefiting his Troops Joins Rebels. ed form. has summoned a meeting of the cab­ wife’s health as well as his own. department totalling $1,891,559.04. VERACRUZ, Dec. 8.—Troops in There arc a number of very fine Body of Missing Woman Mrs. Daugherty has been con­ inet for Monday to consider the situ­ Upon completion of thc work in Nas­ Plans Being Slade For the entire maritime xonc have joined ferneries in this section of Florida, Found In Suburb of City fined in hospital for almost two ation, and that a meeting of the con­ sau Brevard and Volusia counties on Volusia County Fair the insurgent movement against Pres­ some of the finest nnd best in Sem­ servative party to debate its next step Road No. 4, there will ba established yearn. He probably will lenvc ident Obregon and General Cailea, inole county, a t Altamonte. (it) The Aoanrlotril 1'rraa) The and possibly to elect a new leader for thc first time a splendid hard­ DELAND, FU., Doc. 8.—That Vol­ MILWAUKEE, Dec. 8.—The head­ about the New Year, although according to reports early today. The fernery of tho Royal Fern Extension to replace Mr. Baldwin will be held in surfaced highway from the Georgia usia cdhnty will have an establishment not yet definitely decided. less body of Mrs. Dollc Tompkins, rebellion is now said to embrace the Corporation at that place is said to the course of the coming week, as it state line. The state road department with valuation in excess of $4O,0bO at Wife of E. Ray Tomkins, was found whole of the Huasteca oil region or be the largest in the world. the opening of Its first annual county R n i l r n n H T .JlW V P r Kills!1 " R*nerally held that Mr. Baldwin, five states. Many land owners it is All of the ferneries in Seminole this morning in the vicinity of White- K a i i r o a a s a w y e r ^ i » s ! whogo p))licy thc country has reject- awarded contracts which were ap­ fair In Deland on January 22-20, in­ portioned ns follows: following a search announced, have joined the rebels county could be called large ferneries fish Bay suburb S e lf A l 1 n i l a d e l p n i a t.,|f will resign as premier. In any clusive, Is Indicated by the total fig­ State Road No. 1......... $563,000.00 which began when the woman was hoping thereby to regain properties nnd they represent a large investment case, owing to the unseating of the ures of the contracts for ohiblt build-x State Road No. 1. ........ 85,900.21 reported missing into Thursday. . (Ur Thr A—i»ela(eil I'reaa) they lost under a law compelling each. At Pierson, nbout 20 miles minister of labor and the minister of Inga already awarded. These figures State Road No. 2 .... ... 48,510.10 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.—Col­ agriculture, reconstruction of tho land owners to share their estate with north of DcLand there nrc some 60 do not include the valuation of the State Rond No. 4 ....... 277,846.33 tenants. ferneries to bo found with n total of Husband Killer Escapes onel Theodore Noble, of Scranton, government is unavoidable unless, as 50-acre fair site, much of which was State Road No. 4....... 280,562.08 Pa., lawyer employed by tho Hudson seems extremely likely, tho whole about 60 acres, the averago fernery From Asylum presented to the fair association. Again Coal Company und said to have been cabinet shobld resign with Mr. Bald­ State Road No. 4 ----- 191,432.07 therefore covering about one acre. RIG ROND ISSUE CARRIED During tho last week the fair State Road No. 5 ..... . 270,054.19 well known in railroad, legal circles, winPALATKA, Dec. 8.—Voters of Pal- These ferneries are for the most partj Illy The A»»orl»led I’rrea) . ' * * grounds, adjacent to tho Deland sta­ State Road No. 5 ....... 118,254.06 MIAMI, Dec. 8.—County officials' was found’dead in a hotel here Shturnam county have gone on record as attended by the owners and in the tion, have undargotle a great change. State Road No. 8 — .. 50.000.00 overwhelmingly favoring the issuance past have been netting very handsome have been advised by W. V. Knott, day, with a bullet wound in hia Head, Two short months ago the site was Milton Man Killed of $500,000 In bonds for construction .returns. Thoy are, perhaps, worked superintendent of the State Insane and a pistol lying a t his side. He is covered by huge pine trees, palmat............ - ....... $1,891,599.04 In Shooting Scrape • Total of n new bridge across the St. Johns a little more intensively than the hospital at Chattahoochee, that Grace said to have been a fortner resident toes and other undergrowth. Today It Three Projects on Road Four. I Rivor at this city, and at the same ]argcr ferneries in Seminole county. Howell, tried three times for thc mur­ of Albany, N. Y. The three projects which comprise has been transferred Into a veritable 1 Hi) Tlie AimiM.ln.nl Prtw J time voted in a new system of road Finding that there is a t present der of her husband in Miami several I a portion of ^the Waycross road will city In its buitdlng. A modern water MILTON, Fla., Dec. 8.—C. B. Sudadministration. Under the new sys­ very littlo to be had in printed form years ago, has again escaped from Tax Reduction Bill Is cost $755,840.48 and will repair links and drainage system have been in­ wnll, owner of thc Gulf TclepKohc and tem three trustees will take over the about the growing of ferns, a little thc asylum. The concrete pilings for the To Be Introduced Soon Telegraph1system of Milton and of in this important thoroughfare in stalled. various display buildings have been road administration of the county. trip to tho ferneries of Pierson has I Marianna telephone system, was shot Nassau, Breuard and Volusia whero sunken. Practically all of the most They will be named by the governor been arranged for those who feel in­ To Train Young Prince WASHINGTON, pec. 8.—A pre­ and killed last night in An niitomo- work is badly needed. In Nassau Important building materials are oh upon representations from the people. terested. Anyone who cares to go is liminary draft of thd Treasury bo- bife garage. W. C. Rhoades, of Fol- county project No. 521, a contract the grounds. The uprighta for sonte For Hungarian Throne The trustees will have entire charge invited, men and women. The party was let thc Morgan Hill Paving partmont's tax reduction bill has maton is held in Jail charged with tho of all work on the road*. Including up­ will leavo the office of the Chamber Company for twelve miles of road­ of the buildings are in place and BUDAPEST, Dec. 7.—Political been completed ami will be- introduc­ shooting. *< ' keep, direct tho convicts, issue bonds, of Commerce, next Tuesday morning, way between a point five miles about 40 carpenters and other work­ gossip. ia dwelling just now on thc ed in the house in tho near future. let contracts and supervise actual] December 9th, a t 9 o’clock. The agent north of Callahan to the St. Mary’s ers are busy in the rush to com­ deep interest shown by certain Hun­ and have everyRum Runners A r e ,, construction. ■will conduct the party. T. A. Brown, river. This road will be rock base plete the , structures . garians in the education of Prince “BY GEORGE! 1’LlJ county agent of Volusia county who and surface treatment, using ro-lnt,hin» ? a, d lnes for the opening Successful In Landing Otto, eldest son of Karl, Intc Emperor BUY GEORGE A REAL is the owner of a fernery, will meet forced concrete for large drainage |4W ot Vo,uala count* a «"t MARKETS of Austria and King of Hungary. Of A Big Shipment atructures. Tho amount was $277,PRESENT THIS YEAR!” tho party in DeLand and have charge CHICAGO, bee. 8.—Wheat, Dec. Otto, cl^cn years old, ia in Spain. 846.32. This State Has Ginned 1.0.1 5-8 to 3r4; May 1.09 1-1 to 1-2; from that point, icading the way to Leaders of Hungarian royaalists, in­ (llr i i r Associated l*rfil)| Everybody has been “ Let­ . Project 40-E. Brevard county, pro­ Corn, may 75. 5-8 to 3-4; Oats, May several of the most interesting places. cluding Counts Andrassy and Sxcchen ATLANTIC CITY, I)cc. 8.-C oast 13,154 Bales of Cotton ting George Do It*’ for so Ho will tell of his own success at rais­ vides for 13.59 miles of road from to 1-4. guards Saturday reported that dur­ and Bishop Mtkcs arc fearful of the many Christmhsses that IPs T ____________________ ing ferns, and will answer any and ing the night nim runners from At- Titusville to the Volusia county line (Hr The Associated )*>cu) got to bo a habit. all questions to tho best of his ability. predomination of Austrian influences WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Gotten lantlc City, and vicinity completed! *hlch will be built by the Langston This would be a good year Watch for The trip promises to be very in­ in thc boy’j education and have de­ ginned prior to December 1, amount­ bno of the most successful landings Construction Company, Titusville, a t to let Brother Gforge or teresting and should give all that go manded, it ia said, a clear cut Hun­ a cost of $285,652.08. This contract ed to 9,243,917 running b al'j, lncludfrom a rum fleet ever made south of Your Name Uncle George or Husband a very pleasant day out in the open garian education for him. Highlands hllhertb center of smug­ calls for the clearing, drubbing, ing228,967 I round bales equnted Ita Tha Royalists have received withi George know what you think There is a small boarding house at If it appears on the want ad gling operatiohs. A steamer and four grading, draining structure and rock half bales, 15,882 bales of Amerfcanof him. page of The Herald today, Pierson, but it would be very pleas- satisfact on the news that member, Egyptlan and 713 bales of Sea b ­ sailing vessels ate believed td be a base of this road. You’ll fidd the sort of part of a fleet of 15 craft reported yq\) will receive two free ant if lunches were taken by all andlof the Hap«burg dynasty have re­ lond, the census bureau announced. things that will reach his earlier In the week off Highlands and ticketa to the performance at a picnic spread in some pretty spot n.wed their oath of loyalty towards man who Florida’s ginning amounted to 18,­ A blind man heart listed under “Christ­ now at anchor off this resort. Tha Milan* Theatre tonight. by the lake. The county agent sug- Otto, pledging themselves to respect stockings. 154 bales. can’t see any mas Gift Suggestions” col­ You may be the lucky one. Bests that the latter would be the the priority of all his claims, umns in today's Classified Read thoroughly the little best plan, but whether a lunch is You have waited too late to shop Tho chief reason for silk stockings Christmas "story: The family has taken along or not .ifyouare interestIrene Castle /" T rie d an heir ami Section. want ads. early. Shop now nnd enjoy the rtUh, I ia trim ankles trim men. had dad’s swell present charged. come along ami enjoy the .lay. they can build heir castles. The A»oe*tate* Pres-) VERACRUZ, Dec. 8. — General Cailea’ rcnuncitlaan of hia president­ ial candidacy will not halt the rebel­ lion against Obregon government, it wss stated a t rabel’a headquarters. Nevertheless the news waa hailed with great delight arid church bells rung. Renounce* Candidacy. <nr The A«sa*l*«w» Press) ’ MEXICO CITY, Dec. 8.—General Plutarco Calea has renounced hia candidacy for the presidency and haa offered his services to President Obregon against the Insurgent forces In Veracrux and Jalisco. The presi­ dent has accepted the offer and haa named General Cailea as head of the Federal opposition to De La Huerta Sanches rebels. Twenty-eight thous­ and federal troops, it la said, arc converging upon Veracrux revolution­ ary xonc. • Neva Censored. JUAREZ, Mex., Det. ControPof communications by the Obregon and Callcs factions effectually damped the lid on news of the de la Huerta revolt in the south Friday. Although border military oflfcials here were sdvised that stiff fighting waa in progress in the states of Guerrero and Vera Crux, tho lack of informa­ tion on which side lay the advantage ssd simply were ordered to take precautions against uprisings of any kind. > 1 CalHsta Juntas have been estab­ lished slung the border and have been busy in disseminating Informa­ tion favorable', to (TaiWt 1 ~ . Do La Huerta’s co-operating party has been unable to gain a foothold in tho north part of tho republic and as telephone and telegraph wires are controlled by Obregon private ad­ vices in regard to the revolution in the south likewise were curtailed. Holiday Attire Is Donned By Stores Hall Is Chairman Harding Memorial LATE WIRES TRIP TO PIERSON FERNERYJUESDAY ROAD COMMISSION AWARD CONTRACTS �OB,TEN TEE 8ANTOB9 DAILY HH tA U ),..FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7.I9M Boiler Will e fifty Per Cent Increased Power TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 7 . Progreu towards a full representa­ tion of Florida counties at the Madlean ..Square Garden (New York) Ex­ position next February is being 'wgtehed with great interest in the cap­ ita l Officials who have noticed the decisions of the counties, one by one, io appropriate funds to finance repre­ sentative exhibits at the exposition gleet each addition to the list with expressions of satisfacion, and hope that every county in the state may, before many weeks have passed, find 'ways and means to finance exhibits. The value of a full representation would be one of the greatest advertise­ ments for Florida that has ever been sent out, it is believed by those inter­ ested in the scheme. The result could be multiplied tenfold, it is suggested, by assembling tho exhibits by carloads to Jacksonville where a solid train­ load of C3 cars could be headed toward (he nation’s metropolis. This train, it is pointed out, might be routed westward by way of At­ lanta,' Nashville, ami thence follow the Evansville route to Chicago. From that point it could be turned towards New York and routed through Cleve­ land, Buffalo, and on towards its des­ tination by way of Rochester, Syra­ cuse, Albany nnd down the Hudson River route. With a solid train of th ii sort spreading the message of the state’s opportunities, it hns been suggested, the value to Florida would be many times the cost of carrying out the idea. One of the most effective plans of­ fered, officials sny, is one whereby each county could put its exhibit in a car for shipment, nnd cover the car on both sides with streamers describ­ ing the various products, county’s lo­ cation, and its advantages. The train could return to Florida down the eastern coast route, or might make the trip to the East that way and go westward from New York for an even longer journey than to Chicago. * It is pointed out in this connection that the Flbrida exhibits sent through­ out the country several years ago in baggage cars was of great advertis­ ing value to the state. SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL NOT?S After spending several enjoyable holidays last week, we are back to our studies, ready to "dig hard.” SCHENECTADY, Dec. 7.—Power -from mercury vapor, making possible n double vapor power plant In which turbine* for genergtinff electricity are driven both by mercury vapor and water vapor frem the um o fuel source, resulting in a gain of about 60 per cent irt power per pound of fuc, is the outstanding achcivemont of a new boiler perfected by the General Electric Company’. The last great step in improving the efficiency of manufacturing pow­ er was the replacement of the recipro­ cating engine by the steam turbine. The indention of the mercury vapor boiler is regarded as a greater step in the progress of science. The modern steam turbine is about •10 per cent more efficient than the best reciprocating engines, but ac­ cording to W. L. II. Emmet, consulting engineer for the General Electric Com­ pany and inventor of tho new pro­ cess, the mercury boiler is more than 50 per cent more efficient than the best steam turbine. The mercury boil­ er is still considered an experiment but like all great steps in advance, time will he required to develop anti jarfect a system before this process can be expected to reflect on the operating coats of public utilities. Mr. Emmet estimates that if the mercury boiler comes up to all ex­ pectations, It will produce with 35 pounds gauge pressure, when compar­ ed with n steam turbine generating plant which uses 200 pounds steam pressure, about 52 per cent more out­ put in electricity per pound of fuel. “And if,” Mr. Emmet adds, “in such a plnnt the boiler room is re-equipped with furnaces and mercury apparatus arranged to burn 18 per cent more fuel, the station capacity 'with the eamc steam turbines, condensers, aux­ iliaries, water circulation, etc. would be increased about 80 per cent.” The ihercury vapor process involves the vaporization of mercury in n boil­ er driving of u tubine by the mer­ cury vapor and the condensation of the exhaust in n condenser where its latent heat is delivered to w ater and thus used to generate steai% at pres­ sure suitable for use in existing steam plants. “Naturally,” Mr. Emmet explained, “the question which will arise in con­ nection with this mercury process is the danger from mercurial poisoning, either to the community or to the a t­ tendants. In the first place, nil Joints nre welded so that it is impossible for mercury to escape except through nccident and arrangement are such that leakage if it should occur will go into the stuck where it can do no harm." The football season has ended and now what excuse will the boys have for getting off early every afternoon? They won't be able to say thot they have to hurry and get their football toga cm now. Monday morning we were interest­ edly entertained by Rev. J. N. Mont­ gomery, who Is a missionary to China. He gave us an Interesting talk about tke life nnd conditons in the land of the Yellow people. The High School belts, with the in­ scription, “Sanford Hi" have arrived and arc worn proudly by their mnny owners. The Seniors have ordered their class rings and are beginning to feel tho thrills usually peculiar to the Se­ niors. As usual the High School made n generous offering to the Near East relief, giving this year u Thanksgiv­ ing offering of orer $30. The Sopho­ mores contributed the most, with the Seniors a dose second. The Juniors are practicing hard on the play, “Lost, A Chaperone" which they expect to stage in a week or two. Advertisements will appear in the Herald later giving exact date, etc. Pinellas County Will Spend Two And a Half Million on Good Roads CLEARWATER—The board of county commissioners of Pinellas have let n contract for $2,-100,152 worth of modern highways to be built in the county within n year from the time the contract is signed. This will be done early this week. The rest of the funds from the sale of $2,8f>3,000 worth of bonds nt 98.4 will go for bridges. The first work will be done on the Gandy bridge road and prob­ ably will be completed by the time the bridge is ready for use. The Hills­ boro rond, it is understood, will be one of tho first to be completed. This will extend from Clearwater to tho Hillsboro county li new Safety Harbor bridg pleted. Plans call for this road to be 30 feet wide, with a five inch rock base and I by 12 inch curbing. The other roads are to be from 10 to 18 feet wide and will have n four inch rock foundation. Ilricks and asphalt Mocks with bituminous filler, will be used in construction of tho roads. * » g ON |I . O F jF. . f e l i u To Be, Shown Here The girl’s baskctbull team is hard in preparation for their game with the Orlando girls in Orlando to ­ morrow night. They are putting out some stiff practice nnd nre expected to bring back the game by u large score. BE PREPARED FOIt COUGHS BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY Insure licfoie it is too late. I write all forms of insurance nnd aell real estate. A Life Insurance Policy would make nn acceptable Christmas Gift. TODAY a Presented by Junior Clnsn of High School | ly story “FIRST ROUND," FIGHTING BLOOD' 1923 This apace donated by HILL LUMBER CO. Green Cove Springs trip of Sanfor • Boosters of State Road No. 3. Prices 10 and 25 Cents Sutm-ilny -"The Gun Fighter” wit! Wm. Farnum. This Feed Makes Heavy Pullers For more than fifteen years successful team owners in the South have pinned their failh to color due to using n special sugar f° cane molasses which is better than either blackstrap or beet syrup. It \> y ^ won’t qet sour. It it made by Edfar-Morgsn Company ol Memphis. Wo o«ll it 'Phono ot call lor prioaa and tbs lalast advice on iaodiog « Elm Avenue nnd Commercial Phone 94 LITTLE TOTS’ NURSERY TUNES While American farmers struggle for a fair share of prosperity, farm­ ers are having much the same diffi­ SONGS, GAMES, STORIES ON RECORDS culty in other countries. The out­ come is hard to predict. Rut the re­ action, when it conies, will be mighty. Half of the world's workers ure en­ ,F. P. HINES gaged in agriculture, our government finds on checking up. In America, only 29 per cent. Furming atill is the industry, as important as nil oth­ er industries combined. Ask the starving man. T h o f i r s t t w o y e a r s o f b a b y 's life a r c th e m o s t t r y i n g o n m o t h e r s . I n ­ c e s s a n t c a r e m u s t bo e x e r c i s e d by t h o m o t h e r In b a b y 's d ie t. I t s llttlo s t o m a c h la so e a s i ly u p s e t a n d bow el tro u b le s n ra a c o n sta n t menace. At s u c h t i m e s T e e t h i n a w ill a s s l r t In k e e p i n g b a b y w e ll a n d g r e a t l y le s ­ s e n th e m o th e r's an x iety . M rs. J o h n 3V. M o b ley , R o u t e 3, W h lg l ia m . (la., w r i t e s : “ My b ab y h a d chllta u n d fe v e r . H a w a s v e r y s i c k a n d h i s bonrcla vvero lo o s e. My d o c t o r riivo mo n m e d i c i n e t o r him, b u t It d i d n ’t do h im a n y g o o d . " I s t a r t e d h im o n T e e t h i n a a n d ho « o o n g o t o v e r th o t r o u b l o a n d Is novr w e ll a n d li v e ly a s a k i t t e n . " T e e t h i n a la so ld b y n i l d r u g g i s t s , o r s e n d 30c to tho M o f f e t t L a b o r a ­ t o r i e s , C o lu m b u s . (la., f o r & packurfo s n d u f f c « b o o k le t aboUU t a b l e ? , p ic ru m r Also II. C. Witwpr’a Collier* Week E. F. LANE H IT GREAT TIMES ARE COMINt goldw yn John Golden’s Great Stage Succeii High School Auditorium REAL BARGAINS'! Admission 35c Bowel Trouble Soon Relieved By T eeth in a REGULAR meals served at The Pheonix, single meals, by the day Phone or we«k. Try them. Advertisement. B A G G E T T ’ S)! ...Filling Station... .jj ACCESSORIES Trade at Wights, cts ami get the Ford, W. J. THIGPEN 7 K Y J U n L I H N f i i Moving picture* of the recant good lV « V | U I W y ' r flld , rally held at CrcsnCove S p rin g OPES DAY AND NIGHT » __ * . Jin behalf of state road No. 3, and COMPLETE LINE OF .1 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dcc.;which • large delegation of Sanford ALEMITE PARTS 'S i. Construction work soon will be- business men attended going on the! gun on tre first unit of Che row Uni- steamer, -“ City of Jacksonville” will' versity of . Florida building for which b« .hown Friday night at the Milano # is Sanford Ave„ rnd Second Street ! the legislature this year appropriated^Theater and Saturday night a t the $100,000, according to Miss Cora A. ponces* Theater. ' Miltlmore, University librarian. ] The pictures will show the San The air is full of things.* You ■ Tho plans are nearing completion, delegation along with delegal shouldn't miss. Get a Radio. 1 *» a nd Probably will bo fin- from Orlando and Jacksonville. . Ished in time to be submitted to the reiult of these b|K mectInu!,, S tate Board of Conrtol at their next ,tae roaj department authorized meeting on Dcccmber ll. If the plans expenditure of $50,000 on the ore approved, the board will, it is finished portion of the road of undtrstood, immediately let the con­ proXimately 20 miles in Clay co*. tract for the first unit of the build­ ing. WHEELS IN HIS HEAD. Plans now being drawn call for lo­ cation of the first unit on the corner aude says her husband dis-f north of Peabody Hall. It will face towards the west, and will be two sories high with tho ceiling of the second story double height in order to insure the best possible light nnd ventilation. Spacious quarters will be a dis­ tinguishing characteristic of the struc­ ture. It will contain a large reading room for newspapers and magazines, a reference room, n consulttion room, reserve-book room with nn adjoining HIS FAREWELL DINNER Rooms GO1-2 apartm ent where students may use their typewriters, nnd a room in whiih How many of the things you plan to study and keep materials for for nnd confidently expect, ever “come Firnt National Raul: Building debates. Rhone 05 truo?" At 61), Franklin Beadle re­ In addition to the rooms nrranged tired from work in Plainfield, N. J. for the benefit of the students, there He gave a farewell dinner on the eve will be offices downstairs, nnd n sec­ of departing to spend the rest of his tion of steel book racks. The entire days in California—his lifetime goal THE PAINT WE SELL unit will be furnished with the most und dream. He died of heart dis­ modern equipment. ease during the meal. The first unit is being planned so NOTICE TO C<INTRACTORS. that its constroction will permit the Rids will be received at the office addition of three adjoining units as rapidly as funds nre made uvnilnblo of the Superintendent of Public In­ for tho entire building. The completed struction until 10 o’clock A. M., De­ IT DOES NOT CRACK, PEEL, structure, it is said, will cost approx­ cember 18th, 1923, for the furnishing NOR BLISTER. OI! CHALK of materials and labor for the purtial OFF imately $500,000 when finished. finishing of basement of High School A Full Line of Kalsnmine, Varnlulicn Addition, Sanford, Seminole County, “ MERE MAN" TELLS 'EM and Stains The men never did like those re­ in accordance with the plans and SOU) ONLY BY vealing styles — bare backs, and specifications ns prepared by Elton J. SANFORD PAINT sleeveless dresses rnd kncc-Icngth Moughton, Architect. Dans nnd specifications may be skirts. STORE The fnshion makers arc beginning obtained.from the office of the Arch­ Wclakn Bldg. Phone 303 to wake up to the fact—hence the itect, F irat National Bank Building, modesty of Milady’s fall clothes, with Sanford. T. \V. LAWTON, their long skirts nnd sleeves and high Take advantage of the Supt. Public Instruction. collars. new Ford Weekly Pur­ : At least that’s what one mnn snys. 12-4-8-11-15 He Is Thomas Convey, who’s been chase Plan today, and managing style shows for 12 years. #et started toward the, Speaking from experience, he says: “Any woman can look well If she ownership of a Ford ear. selects her clothes with nn eye to color, line, and suitability. A girl may take one dress and look like a slim princess; the same girl may City Tax Books Open take another dress the same size, hut different in color und style, nnd look November 1st, for the like n tub. payment of 1923 Taxes. “And it's a tragedy when she takes n good-looking dress nnd kills it with 2 per cent discount allowed if paid in November nnd 1 per cent discount the wrong hat. “Another mistake n lot of women if pnid in December. make is to nffcct flapper styles when ALFRED FOSTER, City Tax they’re not the right type to wear Collector, by E. Hoy, D. C. them. They belong to the highMon. Thurs.—12-20-lGtc. school girl. If a woman puts on clothes that nre 15 years too young The football boys have had their pictures taken and made for the Sal­ magundi and now they are packing away their togs until next year. Do not wal tuntil on attack of “fiu” is upon you. Take enre of tho little rough or cold and prevent the big one. or an attack of “fiu." Bear in mind Foley’s Honey and Tar, tho sufe und anre remedy for coughs, colds, hronchicid and throat troubles nnd roughs resulting from “ flu." Foley’s Honey nnd Tur—tho largest selling rough remedy in the world—free from opiates. Get the genuine—refuse suhztitutes. (ndv.) * •ANTJtNlMAMILLStpMWrt ) Ladies’ Feit Bed-room Slippers, ai per p a i r .................. $3.50 Men’s Dress Shirts, at each .................................... Men’s Outing Flannel Pajamas, at per s u it .................... Men’s Outing Flanned Night Gowns, at e a c h ................ Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns, at e a c h ............................. 3(i-inch all-wool Serge, at per y a rd ................................. $2.50 Crepe de Chine, all colors, at per y a r d .................. This is where you save on the dolls. Special Sale $2.48 to $7.98 ST.JOSEPH-MO. > sic your rocer^ > ’• Vi 38 First Street, Wclaka Illock �THE SANFORD DAILY :__:__i—- »~ f ! TimeWill Tell W arning — BUILDING MATERIAL WILL SPRING HE p HIGHER IN THE In building your Home there are two ways. 5 S 1 S BE WISE ISBBaBBBBRBDir.BaiaBBBBaBBBBaaB Let Us Figure With You on the Right Way , I 5 j 595 R. r— N I lflB B B B n iB S B B flB B B B B B n B B B flB B B B B H flflB B B B B M flB B B B B B B flB B B B ia IHBBR9B9nBBBBBBaBBBBaB IB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I \ Electric Work Done Scientifically.... A FEW GALLONS OF PAINT Will add dollars to the value of your property YOU HAVE THE LOT AND HOME We make careful plans before ituintr an electrical job. It is highly im­ portant. Let us make you an esti­ mate for your Home. WE HAVE THE ■ . *>OJ i>i .»*# Elocjtrica! Supplies of All Kinds 113 M agn olia S PHONE J. M. GILLON 5 BUILDING CONTRACTOR V. C. COLLER, Proprietor Incorporated a Which way did you build? Time will tell \ FrankLossin£ Sanford Novelty Works And We'll Insure Your Place the the Material is placed on ground * § When material is cheap and labor is plentiful. We can give you HOCK BOTTOM estimates NOW WE HAVE THE LOT J b THE RIGHT WAY------------------ THE WRONG WAY „ WHY NOT BUILD NOW? You have the inclination These other advertisers have materials B a 3 You Can’t Build Without a Lot ! ■ a SUNPROOF PAINT ELTON. J. MOUGHTON -.'fllMCI H*»*l1^ «t Sanford Paint FIRST NATIONAL BANK UUILIHNCi SANl-OlU), FLORIDA I & *% i (| . r n i - t v u MOO Wall Paper Co. Railroad Avenue -Phone 303 -Phone 112 eaB anEiiiisaBQ BBzanaBBBCBBiRnaaansBni B IB B B B B B B B K 3B B IB IB SB B B B B B B = SBaBBRIUaaBBBBBnflBBBBBBBBBBaBBBanBBBBIlBBBBBBBBBBlBIB jagnBBBaBBEKBBBBiBBaHKiEHiaaaBgRaEXHtMiEBaa::isHttxantenet!»auucxant. H B E unjnzB saB C iignsann u ASKTHE MEN FOR' WHOMWE’VE DONE WORK Everything. About the quality of our workmanship. Our men have learned front years of experience how to use lumber economically, as well as skillfully. for the And our terms are the m ost reasonable in town—when you consider the skilled labor you get in return. W. S. P R I C E C O N T R A C T O R & B U IL D E R 810 West First Street Is Hot WaterALuxuru In Your Home? Builder -Phone 172-W CAREFUL CONSIDERATION (MVI.N ANY JOIt, WHETHER IT HE LARGE OR SMALL h i s a i n i e a s i B E a i o o i n a xzBaiarjrtBan’J Edcn'j^aanaTSB^HSKaniT^snaxnKflcaRBBBarirsBasnzzncBSTina ■neaaznnH 3iauaaa::ELT:=B rn“ ::=R3i:2 3 n ra2 K aH ’jr!fla I l it t o scarce you always have to be tavinz with it? D o e s it cost so dear or is it so hard to get that you feel like a plutocrat every tim e you fill the bath? It isn’t that way in hom es equipped with 0 Exclusive agents for Russel & Erwin Paints, Builders Hardware, Sherwin Williams Paints and other Materials X J M F H R ^ r is the FIRST ESSENTIAL IN HOME BUILDING TRACE M A R K * H iVlPlIlHS II ■ II II H ARANtEED' Automatic Gas Water Heaters * Don’t Wait Another Year LUMBER, ROOFING, BRICK, LIME, ACME CEMENT PLASTER Ju*t think of all the trouble and inconvenience yo q will avoid—for yourself and ail the rest of the family — by insulting a H um phrey A u to m atic right n e w . ONLY $15.00 DOWN IN EASY PAYMENTS SURE IT'S A LET U S S U B M IT YOU PRICE ON , MATERIAL FOR YOUR HOME Hill LumberCo. H UM P i t R £ J BROTHERS j| -------------- PHONE 135 --------------The Houses of Service, Quality and Price B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ) ( ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ B I I I I I I I H I B H B B B B K ^ 1■ I H M I l R I i a i l l l l l t N M i n ■ U V I B B B B B K h a S S M A plete. Let us shew you. We have a plentiful supply of high quality lumber and our prices are al­ ways right. We handle nothing but the best in Muld­ ers supplies of till kinds. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY In those homes—-and there arc thousands of them — they have all the hot water they want whenever they want it. And all the members of the family may use it freely because they know that Humphrey h it w afer is as cheap as it is plentiful. BE Our line of Accessories for home construction Is com­ I Hardware Co. a ja sa a 119 East First Street ■ a a a a a B B B B B a B H B B a D X B B B B a n B B f t K 3 B B B B B n a B B S a E B a ‘ B a a B B B B B l B B l B B B B B l l B B B B B B B B B B B B B l B S I B a i a B B B B B B B B i B * * 111' �T- TBE 8ANF0HD DAILY R U U ) , ra ::1 If. C. Lons aar h . r: h a n d s nn Mra. Logan apant Thanksgiving in Tampa. Talking . He often looks th a t way. sa fo r d b t n 1>11. MJPSALA AND Paraat-Tcachcr Association Givey Demonstration The regular November meeting of GRAPEVILLE K. K ttsrr. A liar is a man who says he likes Ker Joseph: WVilnrl^ht preached it the Geneva Parent-Teacher Agocia|| | j* | .» K ENT. The "Talking j Studebaker" whieh Rev. and Mrs. Also MacFarlan left Tuesday for Brad on town to at­ iJ J r tV SUtlW* ehuttji Sunday af­ Hon was 'held a t the school house, STATE OF FLORIDA. ” cotton. stockings better than ellk. Rev. Burhams, the Congregational baa been a t the San Juan Garage since C o u n ty of B snlnols. wjth twenty-five members answering minister of Sanford, was (n Upsalm Thursday closes Its ongagoment Sat­ tend the annual conference of the 1. th e undersigned, a n o ffic e r d u ly ternoon. . , .. a u th o riz e d to ta k * ackno w led g em en t* A ion was J»n» to Mr. *nd Mrs. roll-call. Professor Douglass’ >room on Tuesday calling a t the homes of urday night. During Its visit it hss Methodist Episcopal Church SoqUi. sorter: or intkxtio* TO APrir o f d ee d s In th a g u t # o f F lo rid a, do Mrs. S. W. Swope and son P. W. rod LmTKMH FATBNT. h e re b y c e rtify th a t on th o lath d ay r A. Mitchel December 4. The young furnished a most excellent Armistice Mr. and Mrs. Trumond 'BolH, Mrs. attracted crowds of people to the Not Ire Is h ereb y g iv e n Chat «.n th e o f N ovem ber, 1913. p erso n a lly a p p e a r­ Swopo were Sanford visitors Friday. program, consisting of several recita­ DeForest nnd Mr# and Mrs, Ballinger. salesrooms both afternoon and eve­ IBth day of D ecem ber, IMS.- th e u n ite r- ed b efo re me, H. U Long. K a . Ma­ hn* been given the nemo of Ed­ th e H o n o ra b le h o ney. U . K. K ent, a n d ff. F . K ent, X 'd e e ^ tlo v lo tions and song: and n three act Bernard Hirschl, Eric Lundquist ning. Everyone hps been amazed and J. D. Clemente has purchased from Csigned e rn .o r o f th e m a t* e a c h tn m e w ell ami p erso n a lly know n r y JA H a r— win Elisha. G. Smith the cotUge on Graham ofaary play entitled, “ Lest We Forget.” This and Charles Beck spent a couple of dumbfounded at the performance of B. F lo rid a a t T a lla h a s s e e . F lo rid a , fo r a n d know n to me to be th e perso n a n _______oposite _____________ r. C. Morri*, of West Palm Bench, j Avenue the schol__________ building. As la tte r* p a te n t In c o r p o ra tin g M nhoney- dnaertbed In an d who su b sc rib e d th e ir last came near being too realistic, days hunting and fishing at Lake this “wonder” car, according to those jB00n n3t R„nie repairs and. improve' W a lk e r Com pany. In c o rp o ra te d , u n d e r n a m e s tn th e foregoing A rticle* o f In­ Imi been a recent o ile r here. Mr. a s ’the audience could almost feel the th a fo llo w in g p ro p o sed c h a r te r , th e co rp o ra tio n a s In co rp o ra to rs o f MA­ Jessup last month. They caught visiting the place of exhibition. [menu have been made Mr. and M n. o rig in a l of w hich la now on file in th e H ONEY-IVALKKR COMPANY, ln e o r. Morris end family were resident. absccnce of their loved ones, and a* black bass and plenty of coots and o ffice of th e S e c re ta ry of S ta te a t pi,ruled, nnd th e y •cknnw JdgC'*1 1° The car carries on an animated Clements will occupy the cottage. £ . leveral year* Mr. Morri. w m T allah a ssee . F lo rid * ^ ^ many eyes were moist with feeling. ducks. th a t they S i g n e d th e ir nam es th e re to conversation with the audience, cracks Mr. and Mra. Pierce Mundy have , "oest a t the W. R. Guerry home, f o r th e use* an d p urposes th e rln e x At the close of an interesting busi­ I I XL MAH AHONKV. ON I Chaises, tho little son of Mr. and jokes and tells about its many wonderM. K. KKNT. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F . I have nlille here. ness meeting light refreshments were Mrs. i. Vol Voile Wiliams has been ill for fiif features. It turns the lights off moved to Tampa, leaving by auto H. F. K ENT, h e re u n to set my hand an d o fficial Tuesday. During the yenr Mr. and Mrs I. E. Eatrldge and two little served. W e, th e u n d ersig n e d , h e re b y a l s o seal, on thl* th e M th d ay of N ovem ­ over n week with whnt seems to be nnd on, sings, whistles and renders Mrs. Mundy have lived In Oviedo they elu te o u rselv es to g e th e r f o r th e p u r ­ ber. 1923. daughters drove to Kissimmee Wed­ Thanksgiving Observed the llu. He is better now. A number orchestra selections. pose of becom ing In c o rp o ra te d a n d (HEAL) FR E D E R IC K It. WILSON. have made many friends who regret fo rm in g a c o rp o ra tio n u n d e r a n d by An interesting program was giv­ of the children have been side. nesday to visit Sheriff and Mra. L. R. N o tary Public. Mr. VnnDuzer, Studebaker factory v irtu e of th e la w s an d C o n s titu tio n of My com m ission expires flept. I>, 192*. to aee them leave. en a t the town hall by the school, Farm er. th e ttta te of F lo rid a , nnd u n d e r th e fo l­ Mrs. Elsie Hanson of Upsala left representative who is in charge of the ■ i - - ______ _ Mrs. Frank Morris was a Sanford low ing proposed c h a r te r . Richard, Dave nnd Jack -Hickaon assisted by the school orchestra. At Wednesday for nn extended visit in demonstration explains all about the IMtOFOUKD C ltA B T K R O F M AIIONKYW ALKKR COMPANY. IN C O R PO R ­ have gone to Lake county on n hunt­ 7.30 tho hall was filled to overflow­ Dnytona. While here she had new car but when finished his audience is visitor Tuesday. A new and easy way ATED. Tho Woman's Club htSld their aning trip, being the second trip th lr ing by a most attentive audience. gates and a garage built on the place, always more than ever confused with ARTICLE I. The program opened with an over­ Mr. West doing the work. nunl Bazaar Friday and Saturday of T h e nam e of tu la c » rn o ra tln n s h a ll to buy a Ford. You can season. ture hy the orchestra, which was fol­ Rev. Wahlberg, the Baptist preach­ the mystery of the machine. Dem­ fllis week at the regular place. Many be M ah o n ey -W alk er C om pany. I n c o r ­ Charles Dunn, of Cameron avenue, p o rated . and Its p rin c ip a l p la c e o f start with only |5.00. onstrations will - be held Saturday lowed by a song by the school. Rev. b u sin ess sh all bo In th e C ity o f H an­ was with a party hunting in Lake M.' E. Gnhard led in the devotional er at Groveland wil be here next night from 7:0 to 9:30 o’clock and an pretty and useful gifts were on dis­ ford. F lorida, w ith b ra n c h p la c e s o f Sunday a t the Lutheran Church. He invitation is extended everyone to at­ play and tho tempting things to cat hu*lne** at su ch o th e r p o in ts In th e county recently. Mr. Dunn, among exercises of tho evening. RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDNEY S to le of F lo rid a an d la th e L fille d wero made more attractive by the preaches in the Swedish language in his trophies, brought back an 8-foot m a te s and F o re ig n c o u n trie s n s th e One of the most interesting num­ the morning and in English in the tend. tasteful decorations. PILLS. Hoard or D irec to rs m ay fro m tim e to alligator skin. ’ bers was a drill by the little folks evening. Vegetable and fruit aro moving rap­ tim e d esig n ate. “Your medicine worked a miracle a h t i c t .k j i . Mrs. Ruben Hardy, of Osteen, is of Miss Moran’s room. idly from OViedo now, some by ex­ T he g en eral n a tu re of th e liunliw s* for me,” writes Mr«, C. Biron, 140 THE WEATHER Rev. Clark could not get to us in spending two weeks here with her to be conducted by thin c o r p o ra tio n Tho Autmun Lcuf Drill, by press and sumu in carload lots. sh all he to co n d u ct u g e n e ra l p lu m b in g Fayette Street, Lynn, Moss. “I waa schol rooms was very good Indeed. time for service tast Sunday on ac­ twin sister, Mrs. A. E. Mitchell. Mesrs. Swope and Douglas are and pipe fittin g b u sin e ss and to buy, all run down, had a cough all winter, U. S. Department of Agriculture, count of trouble with his car. He qiay ow n. sell and g e n e ra lly d e a l In p lu m b Mr. and Mrs. Harley MUlard, of The costumes were in autmun colors be with us next Sunday for a short Weather Bureau. Charlea^F. Marvin, building a residence for rent or s a l e i'nV ' m W pip* f i t t i n g s u p p l i e s ; t o buy. also kidney troubld and alter taking Grand Ledge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank with aut'imn leaf trimmings. Tho service. o n Graham Avenuo opposite Mr. S. W. ow n. **lt am i g e n e r a l l y deal In f a r m i n g Chief. ■ 1 __ . . „ » u »an „ .d t «m , n iaf > hh innaerrvy u<>f f iai nnvy nanti rifl inqiixim-tilH c n few boxes of your medicine my Millard and son, of Durand, both orchestra accompanied both, 'drills, till Mml*, nun .............. n n d p u m p s a n d The outstanding feature continues Swope's residence. We had a nice time together on cough nnd backache left me. I can and also played several special num­ n e n e r s t o r s a n d m o to r* . ti» iiuv. Michigan towns are touring Florida, Mra. and Miss Bai'den of Sanford eolwe cn t. r i csell nnd In s ta ll n n d g e n e r a l l y cat and sleep well. I canvass and Thanksgiving evening but not a* to be the absence of rain, the need bers. snd are guests of Mr .and Mrs. Geo. nre spending ne’-oral weeks in Ovie­ ilenl In J i e a t l n g p la n t * n n d r e f r i g e r a t ­ recommend it at every house I enter.” Tho program closed with nn ex­ many were present as we had hoped ■jf which had become acute previous in g p lan * a n d g a * Tlxture* of a ll k in d * : Allen, I’ontiac, Mich., people spending to see. Brother Clark took his read­ to the opening of the week under dis­ do. While here they are boarding with t o liuy, own. * H l a m i g e n e r a l l y ileal In Prompt relief secured from .kidney cellent little play, entitled "Queen well d r i l l i n g m a c h i n e r y n n d I r r i g a t i n g the winter in Sanford. The party Mrs. A .P . For noil. m u terlal* . a n d to e n g a g e in t h e liu sl- and bladder irritation, rheumatic November," which wu.; well given ing from the 103 Psalm. He then u n io n . Over the greater portion of were visitors at the Ellsworth homo •ipgd Ilf ,1r i l l i n g w ell* u n d I r r i g a t i n g Allen Cnrapball, who has been quite turned the meeting over to those the peninsula the drought continued and received by the audience. pains through using Foley Kidney lan d * ; to buy, o w n . s e ll anil g e u e r n l l v on Bianlall avenue Monday. Tho regular December meeting of present as un oportunity to Hpcak his without relief, and the rainfall re­ ilj a t tho Orange General Hospital, leal in m o to r v e h ic le * o r a n y a n d nil Pills, Insist on the genuine—refuse anti m o t o r v e h ic l e e q u i p m e n t Mr. nnd Mrs. It. P. Hownrd and the Geneva Board of Public Improve­ praise. “Praise God from Whom All ported wns that of the last day of has been brought homo and is re­ kind*, Sold everywhere.—12-1 iii *I ttcGewJtorlftfli m u ! mu to r iiuntfi anil substitutes. children, nnd Mrs. Green, Mrs. How­ ments was held on Saturday night, Blessings Flow,” “Faith of Our Fath­ November, which wns extremely light ported hotter. b o a t s Of all k i n d s : t o b u y . q w n . h o ld . rig ag e or convey rrn l e * ta te ; ard’s mother, all of Eastman, Ga., December 1, at the town hall, with ers" and ‘Come Thou Fount of Every and scattered. In the western por­ Mr. and Mrs. J o a D ro w n a ro build­ •ro# 1 1b, onrri on w m o n e y a n d e x e c u t e n* e v l- , d eu ce of Intlebtedne** t h e r e f o r p r o m t* ing a residence just back of the were guests several days of Mr. and the following named members pres­ Rleasing” were the songs used. Mrs. tion of the state, however, rain wns • o r y note*, b o n d * a n d . o t h e r f o r m * of Mrs. Leslie Bryan, of Bcardall nvo- ent: M. E. Gabon], E, Curlett, L. A. West kindly playing for us. The chil­ rather general during the first three O. P. Swope residence.. The work is Ncrurltiex, a n d to s e c u r e t h e p a y m e n t t h e *nme m o r t g a g e o r d e e d * of nue. Mr, Howard haa bought a cit­ Sheldon, George Duchardt, C. W. dren also had a part. Raymond Lund- days of tho week, giving a total for undar tho supervision of A. J. Me- of lr u * t upo n a ll « r p a r t o f tlie p r o p e r t y Culloy. quist told us about the turkey, Mar­ of t h e C o m p a n y : t o o w n * t o r k In o t h e r that station of from one to two rus grove ate Winter, Park. Mrs. Culpepper, J. P. Cowart, E. N. Sut­ c o n to r ti o n * : t o e n t e r I n t o p n r t n e r * h l | i I trm n rk n h lr IlD ruvrry T h a t C ats Daeva The friendn of Alton Farneil will garet Hirschl, Ellon nnd Mciva Lundinches. Bryan and Mr. Howard are brother ton, E. II. Kilbee nnd Mrs. Curre l a ti o n * w ith o t h e r c o r p o r a t i o n * . In­ th e C ast «f I's la t K e rrg ly -F Ire regret to leurn Hint lie lias been quite d iv id u a l* or o t h e r p a r t n e r s h i p s , anti quist were in u recitation while the Central Division. loth Fee O a f . and sister. to do nil *ucli o t h e r t h i n g * a* m n y be M. E. H. KUbec, ns a member of latter two and Leonard West played The weather wns wnrm with ade­ lick for suvral days nnd is still con­ nece**nry or e x p e d i e n t t o b e d o n e fo r | The fine shower of rain Wednes­ fined a t home, t h e *urce**ful tr n n m i c t l n n o f t h e bn«l- A F re e T ria l P ackage la Malted f a for us "Silver Threads Among the day afternoon was appreciated by portion of the road from Sanford Gold.” Eluvcn dolftrs of the neces­ quate sunshine and but little or no ne** nntl a ff a ir* of t h e c o r p o r a t i o n , E ee ry iiae W ho W elle*. Mesrs. Ray and Mariner will soon d to h ave, e x e r c i s e n n d e n j o y nil the growers ns well ns by the cropa, *o Titusville which lies between Gen­ sary $10.00 has been raised. Hilmer rainfall. Truck, citrus trcc3, nnd remove their garage nnd blacksmith an A. L. Rice, n p r o m in e n t m a u f n e t u r e r t h e rig h t* , p o w e r* nn tl p r l v lle g e * I n ­ This is great growing weather now eva and Mims, reportd a meeting at Lundquist made the coflco for us and ranges need rain, and the lack of shop to the stand on the Oviedo c id e n t In c o r p o r a t i o n * o r g a n i s e d nmV »>f Adam*, N Y- ilUcnvitc^tl a p r o c e s s e x is ti n g u n d e r t h e la w * o f t h e H tate o f mult Ing u new k in d of p a i n t w i t h o u t and everything looks well. Theiire the St. Johns River ferry, with the Mr. West helped with tho sale of the moisture has caused a suspension of Chuluotu Geneva roads, formerly oc­ of F lorid a. t h e ii*i- of oil. R e n a m e d It P o w d e rT ComUtcc from the Titusville Cham­ p ain t... It com e* In th * fo r m of a d r y A R T IC L E III. planting. Citrus fruits moved in in- cupied by Mr. Mundy never was a greater assortmentNif boxes.* T h e am o u .. Oi 400 c a p i t a l *, f jc k nr p n w d e y u n d all t h a t I* r e q u i r e d In ber of Commerce, which body is tak­ treased quantity, and, also peppers, r a i d 'w a t e r tn m a k e a p ain t w e a th e r till* c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l b e T M I R T i fall vegetables grown here, than this Alins Janet MacFurlun entertained There was niso n supper at the iggpiant nnd other truck. As a rule, ing nn active interest in the im­ THO USA ND <taw,000.0(1) D OLLAR H. to pro of, lire p n m f . s a n i t a r y a n d d u r a b t e season. With diversified crops'there her Sunday School elans of small boys It t a be divided i n t o t h r e e It will red . Cn>») f o r tu n a b le n r Inside p a i n t i n g . home of Mr. and Airs. Lundquist in ill crops are holding well, despite the provement of this roud. a r e s id c o m m o n s t o c k o f t h e p a r t h e c e m e n t p rin cip al a p p li e d t o p a in t. ut n woinie roast Thursday night. vs ha lu are some varieties always in great honor of his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. e of lin e T u n d r e d <1100.on) D o lla r* It a d h e re * t n an y s u r f a c e , wood, s t o n e Afr. E. Curlett wus appointed tu demand. There have been three va­ fill a vacancy in the Geneva Com­ E. W. Lundquist, Mr. and Mrs. Aug­ Iry weather, but growth is being re- Each little boy carried a girl nnd they each, nil o r a n y p o r t o f f h l c l i may­ n r lirlck, s p r e a d * nntl lo o k s lik e o i l be onItl r In l a w f u l mnrt-V o f th e p a i n t a n d cost* a b o u t o n e - f o u r t h a * P. J. NAUGHTON, hud a jolly good time until ten o’clock. Uniteil S fo rieties of lettuce here this faTl with mittee. Mr. L, A. Sheldon reported ust Swanson and Annie, Walfred Heir* tate*, o r In p r o p e r t y . j n , “,r m uch. Observer, Temporarily in Charge. n ln*t v o l u n t ' o n t h e r e ­ Mrs. Emmett AlcCull of Sanford ,r service* W r i t e t o A. I- Rice. Inc., M a n u f a c ­ Big Boston lending ns to acreage; ns chairman of tho committee for the son, Mrs. Hansen and Mr. Malm f to be d e t e r m i n e d b y t h e Incos- tu r e r* , Ut# N o r th 81.. Adam *. N. Y., a n d spent several days in Oviedo this ot>orator*, also Iceberg nnd Big Green lettuce. Iocnl fair to he held in Geneva in were present. u tr l u l p a c k a g e will b e m a ile d to y o u . o r by th * B o a r d « f , ' l r ' ' *,' r1* it n m e e t in g c a lle d u n d h e l d f o r until h Iho c o lo r c a r d s n d f u ll I n f o r m a t i o n week. The quality has been wonderfully the near future. A motion was car­ “S o m e ^ ld Oats” {s h o w i n g y o u how y on c a n sa v e a g o o d Mr. and Mrs. Volte Wiliams arc On Saturday, November 24th, Wal­ A R T IC L E IV. m a n y d o ll a r s . W ri te to d a y . good of nil lettuce. There has been ried that the chairman of the com­ still making improvements in their T h e term f o r w h ic h this c o r i n t r a t l n n Coining to the Milane ter Scott Griffin died ut his home In I* o r g a n i z e d s h a l l he ninety-nine (» J ) fine peppers, tomatoes, snap beans mittee be empowered to appoint a home lately adding French doors to Oviedo. Air. and Mrs. Grififn were and cabbage shipped. Cauliflower member to till the vacancy caused the dining room and are inclosing A R T I C L E V. from Stapleton, Staten Island, New HAS GOOD ENDORSEMENT T h e b u s i n e s s of th l * co rp o ratio n and beets will soon be on the mar- by resignation of Mrs. Wakefield. the court by swinging sashes, so they York nnd had come to Florida to s h a ll ................ . I 'Y . n U r e H l d e n t . i l “Some Wild Oat*” whieh comes diet. 1'iinsidcrnhlc cscarcie is being By motion Die following commit­ 'cun urc it in cold weather. Their V ’l r e F res ilien t, it Sec r e t 11 ry , spend the winter. Mr. Griffin hat u r e r nntl u U onrd o f I i l r e c l onr * . T r eTahse­ set in the fields. The celery fields tee was apointed to raise money for cousin, Mrs. Whittle spent Thanks­ lore soon to the Milane Theatre has he support of the better films com- been coming to Florida almost every office* of S e c r e t a r y a n d T r e a s u r e r never looked better at this season. lighting the hnll. A. A. Moran, II. giving with them. m ny be held by o n e nntl t h e s a m e nitce of Atlanta, Birininghnnt, Mo­ winter for the past forty years ami perso n . T h e H o a rd o f D i r e c t o r * »Iib 1I Strawberries are in bloom and look­ B. Levy, George Duchardt. Mrs. Hanson was n supper guest at nk*, New Orleans, Knoxville, Chnt- was wel known in Sanford und Or con* 1st of n o t les s t h a n t h r e e m e m A motion was carried that the the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Swnnsor th o n tim b o r t n l»o a o t e r m l t i e i l by ing well, lando. Although only sixty three years lifTM, anongn, Nashville, Charleston nnd t h e s t o c k h o l d e r s a t e a c h a n n u a l in*M Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpnny, Mr. nnd regular meetings be hereafter held with Mrs. Tolar intown. ither southern cities where the film >id, Mr. Griffin had retired severe )n g. T h e H oard o f D i r e c t o r * s h a l l be Mr. und Mrs. Charles Cramer left vas shown privately these groups to years ugo from the business of elec ted by t h e s t o c k h o l d e r * lit t h e i r Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. on the first nnd third Saturday a n n u a l m e e t in g , w h ic h s h n l l h e h eld C. E. Chorpcning, the Misses Helen nights of each month, after which lor Orlando Wednesday after spend mss on it whether it was fit to be wholesale plumbing suplies In New on Hie T h ird Monthly o f J a n u a r y o f c h yen r. b e g i n n i n g w i t h t h e y e a r ing the night a t the West home ami ihown in this city. Never before has York nnd had spent tho time in trav ea and Alys Chorpcning, Mr. nnd Mrs. the meeting was mljoprnc.l. l l if t. T he o t h e r o f f ic e r * o f t h e c o r . i t k V T I W to4-‘ L. A. Sheldon, secretary pro tern. e-w u few' days with Mr. and Mrs. Collei n o n s h a l l he e le c te d h y t h e H o a rd U. If. Squire and children, Mr. and » motion picture received such re­ el. The burial wus in the Oviedo cem uf ru tlo D irector*. U n til t h e llret a n n u a l M. E. Gabard, president nt their country home. Mr. Crumer’i markable import from the women ctery, Rev. Alan AlacFnrlun of the m e e t in g of t h e s t o c k h o l d e r * , a n d u n ­ cows do their best on Mrs. W. W. Dressor and children and til t h e i r *UCce**ors n r e d u l y e le c te d uncle, Ed Cramer, whom he had not Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodworth and Happy Cow Sweet ■lubs all over tho country. The pic- Alcthodist Church officiating. Mr qualified, tile hunlu en * o f t h i s co rseen since he wns eight years old ure will be shown to sepurate nudi- Griffin is survived by his widow, Airs nnd iHirntlnn shn ll he c o n d u c t e d hy t h e folchildren, drove to Sweet Wnter LAKE MONROE with your home­ w ln g o fficer* : II. th L o n g , a * P r e s ­ is hero visiting Ids sinter, Mrs. Collcr inccs of men and women. Corinne Ruth Griffin and a son nni •o Brunch nnd enjoyed a fine picnic din­ id e n t ; K. M. M a h o n e y . i<» V i c e - P r e s i ­ grown roughage. This from New York. e t a r y nnd ner Thanksgiving day. All the men"The State Health Department of daughter by a former marriage. Mrs dTer en at ;s u rM.e r , E.a n dK eII.n t,C. a*L o nSge .c r E. Many patrons and friends of the M. MnAir. and Mra. Ilar.iii Tolar and funthigh grade Teed con­ will continue to make Oviedo her ’iiniey. SI. E. K e n t, n n d H. F .l K e n t, folks and some of the indies fished and school attended the Thanksgiving ex­ ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskins and leorgia. South Curolinn, Florida nnd homo. t* t h e Hoard of D ire c to r* . T h e In c o rsome line catches were reported. tains 2 4/o protein. n o rn to r* sh n ll m e e t In t h e C i t y o f ercises Wednesday afternoon. The baby, Miss Malm und father, Mrs lev/ Orleans have come out and eni m f o r i l. F l o r i d a on t h e 27th d a y o f 1 arsed the motion picture “Some Wild program "oened with u parade by the Elsie Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmei D ecem ber. 1033. t o a d o p t h.v-law*. a p Made by Edgar-MorREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. irnlxc an y p r o p e r l y t h a t m a y h e o fschool tiiililrun costumed to repre - 1 Lundquist and family, Mr. und Mrs )ats” 100 per cent providing it is GENEVA Ban Co., Memphis— . e r e d In p a y m e n t f o r s t o c k , n n d d o December 6. ■nidi o t h e r t h i n g * n s m u y l>» n e c e * * a r y 3?nt Thanksgiving characters, nnd August Swanson und son Archie, Wal­ huwn to adults of 10 and up and makers ol high quality J J. B. Mugruder and wife to Samuel hat men und women will not bo nlto c o m p l e te t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n o f th e Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield en­ carrying' vegetables, fruit nnd flow­ fred Pierson and Mr:;. J. E. Lundquist c o rp o r a ti o n . F. Conver. feeds. uwed to see the film together nnd A R T IC L E VI. tertained nt Thanksgiving dinner, the ers. Several little wagons.decorated mude up four cars going «to Orlando hat there be special reels for tho Elizabeth M. Reid and husband to T h e h ig h e s t I n d e b t e d n e s s o r l i a b i l ­ Sold by "Bounteous last Sunday where they spent the day ity to w hich till* c o r p o r a t i o n Khali u t Rev. and Mra. Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. as floats suggested nen and women. Tho picture will Calvin B. Black. tuy tim e Hiiblcct 11 self, s h a l l h e T l l l l t Lumen, of Sanford, and Mr. Huddles­ Harvest," “The Land of Plenty," at the home of Victor Mulm. TV THO USA ND Iin0.0int.00) D( l I d . A ItS. I)ece*mber 7. SEMINOLE Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Dengstor omu tu the Alilune Theatre stari­ A R T I C L E VII. ton, of this place. “Good Health," “ Land of Flowers," ng Monday. This picture has recentSandy Anderson and wife to A. II. T h e II iale* und re s id e n c e * o f t h e In ­ nnd Miss Eunice Tyner visited her*, Mr. and Mrs. Hariy Durkson and etc. The other exercises consisted of c o r p o r a to r * um l H tihsrrilx t n t o *tock FEED CO. in d t h e iiiiuiber U f s h a r e * * n h * c rl h e d from Windermere, eating theii y broken nil records of attendance Aloses. son are visiting friends in Orlando songs, recitations und dialogues. n New Orleans und Atlanta. by cut'll a l e u* f o l lo w * ' O. H. Fuln and wife to O. C. Elm Avenue and Com­ this week. II. l \ Is m g . S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . F o r t y Messrs. Jacob, John nnd Fred Holly Thanksgiving dinner at the home ol ‘The sensational motion picture Bryant. Share*. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner while Emi. mercial Street Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Bullard are tho nnd Mrs. E. F. Kniserman, were cull­ !•:. M. M ahoney. H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a . One Some Wild Oats" which is coming Share, proud parents of a baby boy. ed to Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday by Mngnuson took dinner at the home n the Milane in u frunk discusPhone — ------------ 91 JI. E. K e n t, S n n fo rtl. F l o r i d a , F iv e John Holder, who has been very the death of their mother, Mrs. Ursula of Alfred Ericsnn and wife. don of sex nnd is of such nature breaking engagement ut Now Or­ Share*. A j C Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Lundquist ami H, F. K e n t, S a n f o r d F l o r i d a , F i v e ill, died Monday morning nt 4:30 at Holly. Mrs. Dolly wns well known hat it will be impusiblc for a mixed leans uiui at Atlanta over 23,000 peo­ Share*. daughter, und Mrs. J. E. Lundquist ple have seen it in those cities. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , t h e Multi ,thc home of Mrs. J. W. Fiynt, where hero; where she spent every winter ludiencc to see It. There are special und Mr. Lctson were with Mr. und •eels which are changed for tho\ien he has lived for the last 2(1 years. with her sons and duughters. She Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. ind women. The picture is of u story, Mr. Holder wns a native of Georgia, is mourned by ten children. a young man who comes to the city and was 79 years old. Funeral serv­ A work train struck a machine nt From the earliest times folk havt ices were held at tho home of Mrs. the railroad crossing Thursday nnd counted time by the day ,or at least o take a fling on the (Jay White Hynt at 4 o'clock Monduy. The body demolished the rear end of the auto­ by the periods of darkness nnd light .Vay. Tho story was written by the wns shipped to Georgia for burial. mobile. Tho party consisting of a The Babylonians, Greeks nnd Jewt nremost specialists in the country, H i, t r Mr. R. E. Franklin has purchased mnn and woman, were Palntka peo­ divided day and night, respectively he picture is feutured by William lefferson nnd all .'■’tar east. This is a new Ford. ple. They were uninjured. into 12 “unequal” or “planetary' Mr. and Mrs. Upplie, of PennsylMiss Linda Miles entertained with hours, equal hours being termer he first time a picture of this npvrviia, have been spending a few days a delightful Thanksgiving dinner, the “equinioctinl,” because a t the equi ure was ever produced for the pub­ Observation, Club, Compartment, Dining Car Trains. One Night to witii Mr. and Mrs. Hiccoek. following: Miss Josephine Tarbell noxes tho two systems coincided ic. Men nnd women do not see the » CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS J. ,T. McClain has punchascd a new and father. Mr. Mathey Tarbell, of “Double hours” of 120 minutes wen nine show when they come to see Dodge touring car. Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rabun, employed by the Chinese and Japan EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 4T1I EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 5T11 he film “Some Wild Oats". At no . Mr- uiul Mrs. Sanders nnd daugh­ West Sanford; and Mr. nnd Mrs. S. ere. Standard time for all countrici Imo will an audience of men anil ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, left II. Buchanan. “ DIXIE LIMITEP” “ THE FLORIDAN” was first established in 1882. women be allowed to see the picture Tuesday to ’attend the Methodist con­ The following party enjoyed a fine a c n k tu iL K HC1II10UI.K .ogether, on ncount of tho delicate L>. **\W f»u»» 3UI3 A. M. SilKl A. M.’ ference at Bradentown. hunt nt Cart Wheel I-nnding Satur­ uhjoct and scenes. “Some Wild Oats" UilM I A.U. LVe JACKSONVILLE) IfcLT.) A. C. L. MiOtt A.M. Miss Aria Mann i^Vonfined to he Lire JA C K MON V II.Lti ( K .l.) A. C. 1.. Homer Ballurd, of Daytona, spent day and killed two deer and two vil contain special reels for the male ICUP.M . , A l.ll.t M Lv. (C.T.) C. of Ua. ItO OPJI. C. of L a. (C.T.) AI.IIAN Y Lv. Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. hundred squirrels: W. E. Hawkins home by illness. M to. ■lull) p.U . ind femaile audiences, these reels arc Lvi MACON -1130 P.M. Lfe COI.CMUL » Miss Ucssio Swaggerty.our post frank to the point. The picture is and Mrs. Wm. Ballard. und son, William, Vick Hawkins, E. Lf« ATLANTA X. C. A St. L. TOO P.M III. Cent. IUi IU P.U . Lv. U llt Ml N u ll AH * HiOS A.M. A r. BVANMY1LLH L. A X. XI3.Y A. : J. S. Proctor, of Georgia, died Sub- W. Venerable. C. W. Brown, K. Ken­ mistress, is uule to be at her post indorsed by the women clubs and Ar* CAIRO 1 lU P J f 1 * Ar* MT. LUVIM r j i i a p .u . of duty after being confined to hei A t, MT. 1,0 CIM day night, and wns buried here Tues­ nedy, Hugh Burton and Mr. Mayo. icter film committees of most all H •tiao p . m . V. A M. L Ar* CHICAGO 4l30 P.M. day. home by maluria fever. Ar* CIIICAOO Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacobs spent Thurshe southern cities, also the health Miss Laurene Junes entertained i ficers of utmost every city in the TICKRTX___ IMCHKttVATIONS—DKTAILS FROM LOCAL T IC K U T OFF1CU OU Mrs. Woods spent Wednesday with lay with relatives nt Oviedo. number of her little friends at n de­ Mrs. Wakefield. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatch and son, JACKMUAY1L1.IL .to n W . Hay S tre e t, I’buue MOI UHLAN IN) ........................ S» K. l*l»e » L F k ea* 11 ount ry. Mrs. Parker, of Georgia, is spend­ Lloyd, spent Thanksgiving at l-akc lightful birthday dinner, she being (iA IN K M V ILL U -----S«l W. Mala ML. PkMte 1M Unlike the average motion picTAM PA i •• t i l l * llllle b u r* H o tel, P h oac 3333 12 years old. ing u few dayb with Mrs. Sweat. MT. Ptri'KHMUUUU » 1 C e a tr a l i r e . P h on e U W urea, ‘Some Wild Outs" carries Jessup. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloan, lomc a lesson with u wallop, it Is The packing house has opened up Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Connor. Mr. after the Thanksgiving holidays. ’rank und does not hesitate at any­ nnd Mrs. J. B. Byrd nre visiting Monday, Dec. 3,‘a fine boy. Airs. Reed, head supervisor of thing, it shows tho “ naked truth” Mrs. J. M. Prevatt has been very friends at Altomonte Springs. ill. Mrs. W. C. Price is not doing so Child’s Welfare, for the state of The picture, while it is frunk, y^t it Mrs. G. A. Nicholson is spending a well after an operation at Sanford, Florida, and Miss Doudney, county is so constructed that will not offend. The Staadvd Railroad of tko Sooth few days in Osteen with her son, nnd expects to return for further nurse, visited the Lake Monroe school The story is featured by William Jef­ C en tral o f U r o rg la H a llro a d ferson und all star cust. The picture Wednesday morning and Mrs, Reed J. J. Nicholson. treatment. Miss Florence Price is Mrs. T. W. Prevatt spent Thursday convalescent after an operation for gave a very interesting and instruc­ s entirely different from the average movie, it has just convicted a record, 1 tive talk. with Mrs. Fred Ballard. removal of tonsils. BAST N PAINT WITHOUT OIL H Feed “ THE FLORIDAN” “ DIXIE LIMITED” New Fast Pullman Trains West ATLANTIC COAST LINE �DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, |Fiddling While Rome Burns E n te r e d m S econd C l a n M a tte r, O cto­ b e r IT. l i l t , a t th e P o ato fflce a t S a n ­ fo rd , F lo rid a , u n d e r a c t o f M arch 9, 1197, SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S l O na T e a r ........91.09. Six M onths (ISO D eliv ered In C ity by C a rrie r p er w eek 16c. W e e k ly E dition 91 P e r T e a r SPR C IA U N O TICE: A ll o b itu a ry n o tlc e a , c a rd a o f th a n k a , reso lu tio n s and n o tlc ea o r e n te rta in m e n ts w h ere c h a r g e a a r e m ade, w ill be ch a rg ed fo r a t r e g u la r a d v e rtis in g ra te a . MCMRKR T11E ASSOCIATED PRESS T h e A a a o d a tc d P raaa la exclualvaly e n t itle d to th e uae fo r re p u b llc a tlo n of all n ew a d la p n tch e a c re d ite d to It o r n o t o th e rw is e cre d ited In th is pap er a n d a lio th e local new a publlahed h e r e in . A llH lg h ta of re -p u h lic a tlo n or s p e c ia l d la p n tch e a h ere in a r e nlao r e ­ se rv e d . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1923 BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY K EEP THE WORD:—Who so keepth the word, In him verily is the love of God perfected: hereby know we th a t we are In him.—1 John 2:5. -------- o-------Air yew settin1 on the sidelines While the other fellers work? Hev yuh got the reppetatlon Uv n rog’Iar chronic shirk? B etter take yer coat of instant, Let yer 'thusiasm flame, F er Its time yew made a effort F er t* git into the game. Lot’it o’ folks aroun’ is waitin’ J e s t t’ see which way yew turn; Watchin’ fer the curves yer throwin’ So thet them curves kin learn. Yew’ve bin boastin’ how yew’d do it; How “Great Wonders" is yer name New’s yer time t’ rise an’ prove it: Com! Git in the game. Yew could beat the worl’ all holler? Well we’ll bite. O’ course yuh could But tew us yew’ve got t ’ provo it: New’s ouyr chance! Como on! Moke good! Yew kin never make a homc-nfti, G it a place in hall o’ fame, ’Less yuh peel an’ go to battln’. Quit yer talk! Git in the game! —Selected. —:----o--------Henry T. Finck asks why is pic disappearing? Ten thousand dollars a day is the estimated cost of fires now ravaging the Everglades from the Broward county line to the Miami canal. ’ Ten thousand dollars worth of the world’s best soil is being burned daily into worthless ashes. Thirty separate and distinct fires are making it impossible for the present facili­ ties to be adequate. To cope with the situation one fire warden, in charge of an extent of one hundred miles, operates with two men as helpers, two pumps, each of which is said to quench fires at the rate of fifteen acres per hour. But the fires are so numerous and cover such a vast area that little can be done in this way toward check­ ing them. 'There is in the Everglades an immediate and final method of putting out fires. The locks in the various canals can at any time be closed and the resulting flood will quench all existing fires without delay. But it so happens that, according to the laws of this state, it is within the province of Governor Cary A. Hardee or State Engineer F. C. Elliot alone to order the locks closed. Governor Hardee and Mr. Elliot were in Miami last Monday when a commit­ tee was appointed by the Everglades Development Association to bring the matter to their attention. . It was unfortunate that the Governor attended so -many social functions while in the Magic City that he was unable to see the committee. The following letter was then drafted and left at the hotel for him; "The draining of the Everglades has brought about an unprecedented danger, entailing an enormous loss from fire to the settlers and to the state which amounts to the de­ struction of the sail iself. Existing provisions are pitifully inadequate. If you can nrrange to prolong your stay one day, we w^l show you fires burning from Broward county* to Hialeah. This emergency* justifies extraordinary measures.” According to a story published in the Miami News-Metropolis, Governor Hardee was unable to grant the request to remain longer, ns his itinerary bad already been mapped out. He left early Tuesday morning for West Palm Bench for a hunting trip. The news story further states that during the time the Governor was in Miami his time was taken up almost exclusively with social functions. * * * * Such procrastination or absolute neglect would bo surprising were not the citizens of Florida well accustomed to seeing it in state executives. Almost every governor of Florida within the memory of man has been elected to ofTice on a plnform of Ever­ glade drainage. Everglade drainage, and law and order. There is on the shores of Lake Worth a group of well-known hotels in a resort called Palm Beach. The climate there is ideal, allowing golf and swimming almost every day in the year. The natural beauty of the place is incomparable. The lawns and shrubbery and the pines and palms are as beautiful as anywhere in th= rrurld. But according to the Miami News-Metropolis of December 1, tourists do not go to Pnim Beach to enjoy* the scenery* or the golf and swimming. The News-Metropolis* explains to the as­ tonishment of its readers that a Beach Club is its main attraction. A Beach Club in which more money is won or lost over its tables than anywhere else in America. A Beach Club to which people are now Hocking who formerly gambled their lives away at Monte Carlo. The News-Metropolis is a state-wide newspaper and of good repute. It is inconceivable that the Bench Club article escaped the attention of Governor Hardee. It is inconceivable that the Governor is ignorant of the laws of this state in regard to gamb­ ling. Governor* Hardee was in Palm Beach last Tuesday. Perhaps he heard of the fumous Beach Club. Perhaps ho ordered the sherifl of Palm Beach county to see-that this place is permanent­ ly closed. Perhaps he did. The Gainesville Sun is for John M artin for Governor because “he can beat Catts and will maku the state a good governor." -------- o Your Christmas shopping should be ;;„done witKfWtnWIftyr- Of course all loyal Sanford people will Bhop in San­ ford. — ;------- 0------------— -------- o-------Teaching* Citizenship A vocabulary of one thousand words is considered sufficient for the nver-j To become a more intelligent, more useful and more con­ age man, but a woman would be bored tented citizen, is the ideal of a true member of the Order of to death with such constant repetition. DeMolay, as stated in Citizenship Practice phnmplets recently --------o-------issued by growing organization. Prof. Frederick Starr snys that This rapidly growing order for bovs is exerting a tremend­ “Greece fell, so did Rome. Why ? Be­ ous influence over the youth of the land. Leaders of the organi­ cause the hard boiled eggs became zation nre seeking to impress on the membership these lessons soft boiled." in citizenship practice; W ar is a game of old men in which the stakes are the lives of the youth of the world.—Ex-Justice John II. Clarke. Anesthesia Against Sin ’The Asheville Citizen In n remarkable article in the No­ vember number of The Christian Cen­ tury the famous Dean Inge declares that what Is the matter with Europe and America today is the people’s loss of the cnncciousncss of sin. “What has decayed among us strangely and rapidly," he says, "is the sense of 9in.” *Why we Americans have lost In ex­ traordinary dcjrree tills “sense of sin" is, in The Citizen's opinion, plain enough. We hnve made uso of a tre­ mendously effective anesthetiC^against consciousness of wrong-doing. We did not invent it, but we, more than any people of the present time delight in it. This anesthetic is a burning de­ sire to save the souls of others, to pre­ vent the offensive of other*, to regu­ late the lives of others. Through an ardent absorption in the imperfec­ tions of our neighbors, wo attain to blindnesp to our own. We crowd our minds so full of the enormities of oth­ er people's conduct that we can not re­ member* those committed by our­ selves. It is from this in great part that the craze for the mnking of many laws springs. To make speeches and conduct campaigns whose object is to force others to certain acts, Is pleas­ antly exciting under any circumstanc­ es. It gives us an exaggerated idea of our power. But, when it makes us forget our own faults in magnifying those of others, it becomes n mania. IIow dear is Ihc cost of the mania nnd Its resultant anesthesia, Dean Inge points out thus: “They were not afraid, neither the king, nor his servants that heard all these words.” I do think, in fact, I am sure, that we ought to be afraid, more afraid than we are, about sin nnd judgment. "Woe unto them that arc a t ease in Zion!" said the prophet. I am sure we are too much at caBe( in Zion. Wc do not work out our own; salvation, with fear and trembling.; It is not fear of punishment that I wish to Inculcate, but fear of sin, fe a r! of being separated from God, of being spiritually diseased, of being rebels j against the laws of our Creator, of ijg being the slaves of our lower selves. JR It would be something 1? we could j" bring ourselves to pray every day ,9 from our hearts those verses of th e 'B fifty-first pBalm: "Hsvc mercy upon’" me, O God, according to the loving ;R kindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies do away Jj with my offences. For I acknowledge * my faults and my sin is ever before me.* That is to say, the world, with its sins ever before it, would be forced 2 to set its house in order. Nations can jj not endure continuous self-reproach ■ nre in the wrong path, the Dean any more than can the individual. We wnrns. Wo work to forget our offenses We should work to wipe them utter­ ii ® ly out. R H R H R R R auR R R H naaaR D R S 3aiaxaga9i:nR i> E aR aR «aaiB nniiiiijf Shingle-Design Roofing? RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE just half of shingles, cost less to apply and wears just as long. H I L L | IMPLEMENT &SOPPLY CO. SA FETY TT.ti 'joi.5. icxvb gawd ccoxlcsd/ pfot’J cjj you; fundi wish piotcction TOM SIMS SAYS Civilization rcems to lead from the jungle life to the jingle life. I t’s cheaper to marry than it is to give her a Christmas present. Tomorrow, they say, never comes. Just the same, its hills do. Chaperone Christmas is dashing toward us at the rate of CO seconds n minute. Jho easiest tiling on earth to see is why girls wear siik stockings. THE FUNNIEST PLAY YOU EVER SAW, WILL BE GIVEN AT THE Doing ■Jammu has its drawbacks. Just when you are getting used to a husband it's time to change. HIGH SCHOOL BY THE JUNIOR CLASS ON If woman's place isn’t in the home today then man's isn’t there tonight, and what of tomorrow? Thursday, Dec. 13,1923 I)r. Commollcj, famous French hy­ gienist, says he can’t boo why girls wear silk stockings. We can. IE' there early or you won’t geat a seat No Reserved Scats Dear Santa: "Please bring us an­ other month in which to do our shop­ (2 )Citizenship in the (3) How the Citizen ping before Christmas.” (U The Art of Living Together. Home, the School and the Community*. Earns, Saves and Spends his Money*. ( !) Citizenship Practice in \ oting and Holding Office. (5 ) Citizenship Activities in City and Country. (G) How the Citizen May Know and Help His State. (<) How the Citizen May Know and Help His Nation. (8) America and the World Community*. DeMolay'boys will no doubt grow into better men and more usetul citizens on account of this campaign. If the boy of today learns just what is expected of him as a citizen, the man of to­ morrow will measure up to a higher standard of citizenship. Every day The Herald announces many new developments for Sanford. The Celery City is attracting atten­ tion throughout the stutc on account of its rapid growth. --------o-------------------- o------------' According to reporters who have IHIS NATION, under God, shall have a new birth of free­ been trying to interview Irene Castle dom, ami . . . government of the people, by the people, for the since her most recent marriage, the people shall not perish from the earth.—Abraham Lincoln. latest thing in dancing is the “side­ step." 0— 7 Losing and WinningAt last President Cooiidgo has com­ New York Tribune mitted himself on several of the na­ tional problems. It is nice to know A paradox in life is th a t often the the game for the sake of the game that the President of the United loser is the winner. This is often il­ nnd not for the sake of the score or States can talk after so many months lustrated in athletic games and sport­ the possible financial return is add­ of doubt. ing contests. The term, “a game los­ ing strength to hin own lift*. This is the fine thing about the One of the advantages of living in er,” ha.t come t«f be a title of honor. Often the team that is on the short average college football or other a small city ia that you don’t have end of the score has really won in the games. The men who play are fightto be continually carrying a gun. New things that arc worth while. ng nut for themselves alone, but for York newpapers look like crime One of tiio chief objections to bet­ their school and for their comrades. books, nnd Detroit papers read like ting on contests is not in the gambling They make their individual effort, hut dime novels. hut in th:* tendency to misplace the it is effort in co-operation. They want -------- o-------Christmas savings in the United incentive for effoit. When large sums o win, hot they want still more to States this your will total $200,006,- of money arc a t stnke influence is maintain the honor of their school. 800, an increase of $011,000,000 over alm ost certain to he brought to hear They can only do this by playing the last year. This iH according to Her­ to cheat if necessary, in order to win. game fuiily. Life is n great game. Everyone bert F. Rawll, of New York, president Racing nnd pugilism have come to he very uncertain forms of sport because wants what he calls success. Whether of the Christmas Savings Club Cor­ of the large amounts which nre of­ he wins or not depends on the a tti­ poration. This represents the savings fered as the prize for winning. The tude in undertaking his work. If his for the year of men, women and goal is possessions to be had in any chaructir of many of the men who nr< chiidrun who plan their Christmas interested in racing has helped to keep way, hu may win possessions, but lose buying from one year to another. such contests as those recently held his own soul. If he wins by dishon­ —■---- o--------Herbert Hoover says that a family above suspicion, hut in general there orable means he is the eternal loser. that owns its own home takes pride in a feeling that the racing game Is If he plays the game cleanly he wins, in it, maintains it better, gets more subject to many undesirable influ­ whether he attains the possesions or pleasure out of It, and has a more ences. In pugilism there are frequent not. It is not always the man who wholesome, healthful and happier|cases which do not seem to be alto- gets into the public notice who is the truly successful person. The humble atmosphere in which to bring up child- gather on tile level ren. The home owner hns u contsruc-l There is nothing finer as u builderi person who has kept his soul clean, t :ve aim In life. He work* harder °f character than a clean-cut athletic! who has fought fairly, who Is able to outside his home, he spends his lei-1 contest between two individuals or look every man in the eyes without vre hours more profitable, am! he and teams, \Vhen u sportsman is a gen­ fear is the successful man. Outward ius family live u finer life and enjoy I tleman ther is no more desirable type success may come or may not. He more of the comforts und cultivating;of person. The*ilenient of contest en- wins who loses the material things, jnfluvncea of our muderu civilization, tors into all of life. Whoever plays hut conquers himself. ALSO “THE GOSSIPS” BETWEEN ACTS MUSIC BY HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Silk stockings are worn for more than two reasons. Millions of rea­ sons, ami every one n man. An actor has had six wives, a dancer three husbands. Three or four of tills kind really equal one. A well-known dancer has married again. Famous people seldom just marry. It is always "again.” This space, donated by Peoples Rani; P eoples Rank o r S a n f o r d 00^ ,.'s s d S anford reunion ---------------1---------------------------------------- nr*------------------------------*---------------- JT---------------------- r DIRECT FROM FIVE MONTHS RECORD BREAKING RUN IN CHICAGO FOR MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FOR FATHER AND SON W ARNING! O n n«*.*«tl .1 ,i|' thi- i t r ilr a lr ttu liir r l null n r r iir s m m m ill w o m e n *» 111 tint In* n i l u i l l l n l li>|si*l!ii*r WOMEN O LY MEN ONLY A t! m l t l r . I Ail ml 11*4 nil i b r Mitmln; mill T u r.ilio nf Irm oini. ST A R T S ft? tilt* r i i f i j i Matinee •t :(JU p. r.i. Evening ::;i) and 0:00 Turnifny H(»rrtnl M ONDAY M IL A N E T H E A T R E .................. .......nnuiM �to tb« editors of Reriewr of Review, relief work in this country th a t Gold­ Ladies Home Journal, the Georgraphtc v. en Rule Sunday was set apart and Magazine, Saturday Evening Post, ; the offering taken In token of San­ Literary Digest, asking for a litt o f ford's sympathy. Tho resolutions which especially Impressed Mrs. Kel­ the ten men or women of history who ly were those asking for the passage liave made the greatest contribution Wo invite those without a .church to world progress. From the Teplies of Uniform Mnrriago and Divorce CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE phone: Office 108; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Laws, for tho Volstead Act to he un­ Church services for Sunday, Decem­ home to these services. 1 am making a list of those who stand amended by those appealing for the ber 3th, 1323. highest in the estimates given. In a HOLY CROSS CHURCH D. A. K. BENEFIT PARTY MOST permission to allow light wines nnd Church service, 11,00 n. m. . ten mniutes prelude tomorrow eve* ' Church services for the 2nd Sunday ring it is my purpose to present the SUCESSFUL EVENT. beer sold with a two and a half per Sunday School, 10.00 n. m.* c i a l Knicks cent of alcohol, and one providing Woman's Club Building, Ouk Ave. in Advent will be: first character study. Those who do 0.13 Sunday School In the High not attend other churches arc cordially All aro welcome. The card party given Friday af­ for further efort toward Child Con­ School. ternoon nt tho Womnn’s Club, by the servation. invited. B. Y. I \ U. 11.00 a. m. Mattins in the Methodist Snlliu Harrison Chapter, N. S., D. A*. A recommendation wns made that Saturday—Cccllinn Music Club meets F. D. King. Those especially interested in the Church. | It., for tho benefit of the Episcopal each club have a vigilance commit­ at the Studio of Mrs., Fannie S. “Short Books of tho New Testament" Holy Cross Parish is most appre­ church plant, was a decided success, tee whos duty shall be to watch the Munson, on Myrtle avenue, at 3:1 B ALL SOULS CHURCH. both socially and financially, nnd daily papers carefully for projected should not fail to atend U. Y. I*. U. ciative of this kindness of the School Sunday evening, 0.30 o’clock. The sub- Superinendcnt and the Pastor nnd p. m. proved to be one of the most enjoy­ legislation that might be inimical > r t for {hc ftvenJn(f( ..JutIe> Sunday is the second Sunday in Monday— Westminster Club meets at Stewards of the Methodist Congrega­ able affairs of the season. to the best interests of our stnte us You are alwnys welcome nt B. tion fo r’the use this Sunday of their Advent. ‘ the home of Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Sirs. Raymond Key greeted the its women sec It, and report such t:* Y. P. U. Sunday school at 9 a. m., sharp. on Palmetto avenue, 3:30. buildings. guests upon arrival and receiving the local, organizations. Another com­ Low Mass at 10:30 a. m. One of our new lenders has charge Rector Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets at were Mrs. A. M. DoForrezt, regent mittee was recommended whose duty of the program for this time and we Sermon: “What went ye out to the home of Mrs. Raymond Key, on of the chapter, Mrs. George G. Her­ shall betd make n thorough canvass are sure you will enjoy tho pro­ see?" From the gospel of the day. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Park uvenue, at 3:30 p. m. ring, vice regent, and Mrs. It. E. of the club members and see to it gram which is as follows: Benediction niter Mass. The services Sunday at the Congre­ Monday—The monthly meeting of the Tolar, president of the Woman’s Club. Lliat all are registered for city, state .Masses during the week at 8 a. m. Introduction, by Mr. Thomas Dick­ gational Church begin with the biblo and county elections and poll tux duly son. Holy Cros9 Parish Guild will be Strangers invited to all services. Little Misses Katherine Thigpen, school nt 3:15 a. m This will be fol­ paid. Mrs. C. C. Woodruff was elected bold at the residence of Mrs. M. Jude, the Servant of Jesus, given lowed by tho morning preaching ser­ Martha Bishop, and Mary E. Tolar, ns chairman of the Vigilance Com­ by Mr. Paul Bailey. Martin, at the Comfort Cottage, in the quaintest of Colonial costumes, HOME FOR DELINQUENT vice at which the pastor will speak mittee, nnd the Registration Com­ Monday nt 3 p. m. A large' a t­ The Salutation, given by Mrs. C. A, on, “ Building the Church." The gave)out the tally cards. r.Ms. W. E. mittee wil bo appointed by the presi­ Anderson. tendance is desired. Watson, past regent, noted no treasChristian Endenvor will meet nt 7 MIAMI, Dec. 8.—Dade county will dent of the club. uer. Tho object of tho'Epistle, by .Miss p. m., nt which Miss Velma Shipp Tuesday—The Womnn’s Club Chorus , spend approximately $00,000 in conMrs. Kelly wsa followed by Mrs. Carrie Starr, meets Tuesday afternoon 3:30 nt Tho lovely club house was most will lie tho leader. At the night serv- ^truction of new county institutional John Leonard!, who presented the Special Music, a duet. the residence of Mrs. Frank Wood­ artistically nnd appropriately deco­ social features of the convention False Teachers, Before ami Then, ice Mr. Hurhnns will speak on ‘he buildings west of Kendall where proprated with ciunntitics of potted plants, ruff. “ Parables of Jesus, ami will illus- 1 erty recently wns purchased for the which were many and very delightful, given by Mrs. Comer Whittle. baskets of red rose3, nnd flags. Over­ and the speaker wns especially pleas­ Contend for the Faith, given by trate his talk with pictures. An in- purpose. One building for delinquent IF I KNEW YOU AND YOU KNEW head were festoons of red, caught at ing in her vivid word pictures of citation is extended to nil transients j |imj ,i0pcndent girls, one for boys and Miss Ailele Hines. the corners with b-malle.i flags. In n scenery, nnd the wonderful architee-' ME and visitors to meet and worship with one nnit for white {n,u„nnf „ „ and „„,i indigent „men God’s Ancient Dealing, by Miss prominent place was the Inrgc silk tural beauties of the East Coast. Oth­ us. You will find a cordial welcome. women, ami another for negroes are Lucille Echols. flag of the chapter. If I knr \v you r.nd you knew mo, er features of the assembly have called fur in the tentative plana. Come and bring a friend. You are The tally cards and score pads been so well covered in previous re ’Tis seldom we would disagree: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH were designed with tho I). A. R. in­ ports in the paper.; that it is unnec­ always welcome at B. Y. P. U. But, never having yet clasped hands, Sunday school 3:30 a. m. MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSIONS signia. Both often fail to understand. essary to repent them here. Morning worship and sermon 11 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rr^ v i.-v .r? , In the sun parlor the decorations That onch intends to do what’s right, These arc busy days for the gar­ fcan p w WINCHESTER, Mass., Dee. 8.— The sermons for Sunday will lie n. ni. Subject—"The Greatest Sur­ were of flags, of vivid-hued poinset- dener, transplanting tiny seedlings, And treat each other “honor bright." Knickers have become the continuations of the study of the prises of Life." Mysterious explosions which have tia* and here n number of ladies sat separating nnd re-setlng perennials, H a r m o n o n t h o M o u n t . T h a t in t h e How litt le t o c o m p l a i n t h e r o ’d bo garb of the Indian maidens of linptist Young People’s Union 0:30. b e e n o c c u r r i n g a l m o s t c o n tin u o u s ly and sewed. 11 I knew you and you knew me. anil seting out roses and shrubs, morning will deal with Mat. VII. 1-5, This work being done by the young since Inst Fridr.y behind the bedthe I'nssnmaqunddy tribe, on, the east Maine coast near Kn»t- / The afternoon passed all too quick­ for from now oil until late in Jan­ or The Attitude of the Christian to­ people of tlie church is carefully guid­ room walls in the home of William ly with the spirited games of bridge uary is the best time in this section, wards the People Who Surround Him. ed, and supported by competent lead­ if I knew you and you knew me— port. The style was set by Hudson have baffled state and city If both of U3 could clearly see, Princess Susan Neptune, 13 and Mali Jong. In tho bridge game for all this most fascinating per­ The night sermon will discuss tho ers. A henrty invitation is extended inspectors. Tho explosions aro do­ Mrs. T. L. Humus held top score and formance. Out on Sanford Avenue a subject of Prayer a.s revealed in Matt. And with an'inner sight divine (above). te thu young people who do not at- scribed ns similar to exploding niawas awarded an embroidered sheet. rose garden is being made that will VII. 7-11. The meaning of your heart nnd mine, tend training schools elsewhere. ! chine gun bullets. They have been The second prize, a lovely vanity, Pm sure that we would differ less The Session of the Church will Evening worship and sermon 7:30. heard by Major Moulton, state chomMISSIONARY UNION TO MEET went to Mrs. H. A. Newman. Low wel repay a visit, urul its owner, Mrs. And clasp our hands ni friendliness; The thirteenth annual session of the score prize, two beaded hot dish mats, W. A. Ginn, takes a great delight in meet after each of the Sunday serv­ Subject—“ Life's Emergencies and ist who lives next door and plaster sharing its beauties will) those who ice;; for the reception of members. How Young Men May Meet Them.” Inis been knocked from walls. Our thoughts would pleasantly agree Woman’s Missionary Union of Flor­ was won by Mrs, E. P. Morse. ure interested. In the good black The church is having n 'number of If 1 knew you ami you knew mo. ida will be held at Stetson University1 In the Mah Jong game, Mrs. Geo. muck soil are growing hundreds nnd addition to the membership each Sab­ —Nixon Waterman chapel at DcLar.d, beginning Monday, CHARACTER STUDIES CL Herring held high score, and was hundreds of roses many of them in bath. You can start with December 10, at 8 p. m. There will given an oriental basket filled with glorious blom. There we may see the First Baptist Church i Services for Suunday will be as Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann, of Or- bo a meeting of committees and the statfoncry. Second prize, a basket of'older favorites, Mnlmuison, tho wonThe character studies which I re-, only $5.00. Before you follows: lando, spent Friday and Saturday advisory board on Tuesday, at 8:30 roscj, was presented Mrs. John G.jderful old Bourhon, Agrippina, the cently gnvo at the beginning of the i ^ ^ 9.15 a. m. Sunday School. with her daughter, Mrs, Fred Daigcr, a. m., in the Presbyterian church, Leonard!, ' I sturdy dark red rose so well beloved evening services were received so realize it you will be 11 a. in. Preaching service. where all other meetings during the Following the awarding of the'and so happy in Florida conditions, heartily that I have decided to give; 2.15 p. ni. Junior ,C. E. Mr. nnd Mrs, L, B. Bragg r.iinoutice I convention will also bo held. On piizcs the card tables were laid with and the various sensations as they a few others. In preparation for this driving: your own Ford 2.15 p. in, Intermediate C, E. the birt hof u little daughter Wednes­ Monday evening, the opening night, dainty hand-made covers nnd refresh­ have been exploited by rusarians from work I have w ritten to a number o f! <L30 p. m. Senior C. E. Mrs. N. C. Wamboldt, the president ments of delicious fruit salad, sal- year to year, nil the way from the day, December 5th. college ami university presidents, and CUT. 7.30 p. m. Preaching service. of the union, will preside. At this tines and coffee were served. The sensational Vick’s Cayrice all the way Bowen Pcrritt left recently to join meeting the devotional will bo led by refreshment committee, Mrs. F. F, down to the matchless Orusnder John E. and Dutton,( Mrs. Craig which nearly took one’s breath in.'s jjjii rut,.*', Mr. L. nnd it iMi turn. *#. W.. iPcrui- Dr, wmui »*. Martin, uii, of Bartow, « •**'**|j huuwii jf" R. E. Tolar, 4wm,» *Mrs. •**■-*« '-'*»**** his parents, Mrs. J. rit, at Vero where ho expects to spend ] will be followed by an address, Our Harris, anu Mrs. Hinton, were ns- away, when seeing it for the tirst Northern European, by Mrs. W. C. j slated in serving by Mrs. G. I. Loucks, time in Orlando nt the State Flower the winter. James. Mrs. Cam Puleston, Mrs. Raymond Show. Bases, however, arc not by any ’" oil 'Tuesday ‘wiii'Conie the appointKey, 'Mrs. John tconardi and Mis. means the only interesting things in Mr. T. A. Eckles and Mrs. A. IV this wilderness garden of Mrs, Ginn’s. Bill of this place attended the (10th ment of committees, enrolling, res­ II, ,L Starling. She has good specimens of Scotch Little Misses Virginia, McDaniel wedding anniversary of their parents, olutions, etc., when ihe devotional heather in bloom,, Budleia full of nnd Mary E. Tolar also assisted. Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Eckles at Ocoee, will be led by Mrs. \V. O. Butler, of buds, seedlings of various annuals, The affairs given by the Bailie Chipley. At the afternoon session, Thursday, December fith. and some fascinating experiments in greetings will be extended by Mrs. Harrison chapter are always very enMrs Raymond Key nnd baby and W. T. Hundley, of DeUnd, respond- Joynbfa nnd on Friday the same cor- plant propagation going on in her o te '- S George R i l nm tom U -l to by Mrs. E. Raleigh White, efjJW hospitality prove,led. each ami I,Ule greenhouse. A true b.wcr lovmoth " ’ . . . K .’ „ ... , .... .............. I every guest enjoying the afternoon er, she has many novelties under to Tnncgrine this morning. Mrs.| White City, followed by the annual i '- W Kucst enjt,y,I'tr observation, tyuong them the now to the utmost. Rico remaining over for a visit of address of the proisdent. the I.ilium Regale. It la in these that i ,i ...ni i A goodly sum wns realized, On Wednesday, trig devotional will , . , , . , , . several weeks with friends. of Florida possibilities be­ .(- entire proceeds having been donated the be led by Mrs, J a pics («. Asher, of * ,, . . . v „ , ... ing enlarged annually, and .it is a real ' „ , , , , to Father Peck, to help the fund nlfollowed by an- ready started to tlu* rebuilding of the inspiration to spend a morning in Mrs. Herbert Turner nnd children, West . , Palm. Beach, .r, . election n officers, nomination o f , ^ ^ amJ Brothcrh(U)(1 niul to help the gardens which ore so richly sup­ of Burbank, who have been the guests of her parent?, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. yue president of the b. B. C. train- him in the spiomiid work he has been plying Hanford people with cut flow­ MeKim for thu past few days leaves mg school, nnd trustee of the ] doinj;. ers. today for their home. [ garet fund. An a duress on Our, _ The Stewarts specialize in tho _____ Training School will be delivered. by I Pink and Red Radiance Rosea, grow­ Mias Alice Gooding MeKim leaves j Mrs. II. W. Blount end a report on WOMAN'S CLUB in g th e by hundreds, with only tho Monday for California, where she will the Margaret fund by Mrs. J. I., lovely white Kaiserin Augusta Victor­ COLUMN spend several months with her broth- j White. A memorial service will be ia as, a foil, to their rich coloring. er and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert U-d by Mrs. W. D. Edwards. . Every year the writer is asked to MeKim. She will be accompanied On Thursday, Mrs. J. T. Burton, of Mrs. Henry Wight, Editor I tell somebody when t*> plant for as far as Kansas City by her aunt, Cocoa, will lend the devotional fol­ Phone 163-W. early spring blooming annuals, and Miss MeKim. The routine of the December busi­ a visit to the Stewart farm is a val­ lowed by an address, Have We Kept the Faith, by Mrs. E. O. Thompson, ness meeting of the Woman’s Club uable bit of visual education in this PRESBYTERIAN BROTHERHOOD o f 'Tavares. Reports of enrollment was pleasantly varied by the re- particular. N. P. Vowel I of Orlando was the committcc by Sirs. It. A. Wilson, re- ports of the delegates to the ConIn addition to lovely pompon and guest and principal speaker nt the port on resolutions by Mrs. O. K. vention in West Palm Beach. Mrs. single yellow chrysanthemums, there roc ini meeting of the Presbytcriun Reeves, of Tampa; report on per- Koly, covering the general news of are already blooming, the most ex­ Brotherhood Friday night. He deliv­ Bonal service by Mrs. E. C. Anwell; the asembly was in her very best quisite sweet peas, culemlula in ered a stirring address on the “Im­ rep o rt of college correspondent, Mias | vein, witty, entertaining, vivid In orange and paler yellow, gypsophiln, portance of the Spiritual in Life" Virginia Bow. i hcr >et sor °u* pansies, scarlet sage, petunias and which made a profound impression At the young people’s session, nt.vmmgh withal in her understanding lupin just about to burst nto flow-' ur. Snapdragons, larkspur, verbena, on the fifty men present. , 2:30 p. m.. a report on work will 1m't;’rU nt iaa“°* whi ch This was a social meeting of the iim while under consideration there, lo judge and many other things are in neatly be read by Miss Cecelia Nolan, while from her impressions all the clubs of arranged beds coming along and Presbyterian Brotherhood in which Mrs. I*. C. Barkley, of I-nkelund, will the state in their reports indicate the ready for transplanting, and in a an oyster supper was served by Mr. apeak on the subject, South Florida’s facing of similar situations to those slat house are thousands of the tend<’- E. Henry and his committee. About Plan of Work for Young People, fol­ that confront us—plans for financ­ drest varieties. This farm, like Mrs. fifty men enjoyed the evening togeth­ er. In adition to the principal ad­ lowed by talks by Mrs. W. I. San­ ing building operations, schtds and (iinns has a heavy muck soil, peculiar­ dress Mrs. Herbert Russell sang sev­ ders, Mrs. J. T. Burton, Mrs. L. II. health activities, und keping abreast ly adapted to roses, and in both eral numbers, and tho following local Bingham. Mrs. F. G. Lavender, of with civic betterment in its various places are magnificent clumps of calla Presbyterian men made talks: L. C. Live Oak, nnd Mrs. Thomas Hanson, forma. These reports were always and of Easter lilies growing just as Helmut, It. J. Holly, Dr. S. Paulas- of Newberry. Several hundred mem- interrupted with music nnd lectures, fast as they can to spend their love­ ton. H. It. Roscbro and II. C. Du- j.bors are expected to bo in attendance Mrs. Kelly declared were like oases— ly lives in blossom. If one is a lag­ B from all sections of the. state nrd u[s0 paying her characteristic tribute gard in garden enthusiasm one couh! F. P. Forster was present und p re-1numerous entertainment featurei to tiie lecturer if he Impelled to be a scarcely have the joy of a trip Rented to the Brotherhood, seventy- have been planned foe their pleasure man and brother. Marcus Fugg of through these two interesting places Jacksonville, speaking on Child Wel­ without being pretty thoroughly inoc­ five beautiful Mahogany chairs for and profit, fare, stressed tho need for state pro ulated with the planting bug, the Brotherhood room. He made a vision for crippled children of which "The smile of tho sun for pardon, thoughtful address. He is furnishing "*ENT ERTAINS PlA N1ST The song of a bird for mirth, the Brotherhood room ns a memorial In honor of Miss Marie Franklin, there are now soma fifteen hum;. , to his sister. Mr. Forster occupied the celebrated pianist -of Now York with care provided for fifty. Mr. I ant nearer to God in my garden, Than auywhere else on earth.” the seat of honor at the table. and Berlin, n reception was given Holmes of Daytona Beach presented the value to a community of aa •mdi•Mrs A. C. McLendon has returned >n nt thc homi! (lf .Mrs. S. Robbins. The " om l^e A- C. L. Hospital nt Way- homo Vi,as beautifully decorated with torium am! a well conducted Open BIG CELEBRATION AT BELGRADE cross, Gn., where she underwent nn myriads of roses (Miss hranklins Forum. John Bradford spoke on Play BELGRADE, Dec. 8.—A rousing Ground recreation development, Mrs. operation. celebration will mark the ppening favorite Rower) and delicious sumlEdgar Lewis, a former and well be­ hero next Friday a'ternoon of the V'ichcs were served with hot chocoloved federation president speak i.i cross-state highway. Delegations are 1late. Bon buns, fruit sulad and nuts KEY WEST TO CLEAN UP on Education from the teacher’s point expected from West Palm Beach, were served on beautiful platters mad'.* of view. A most impressive picture KEY WEST, Dec. 8.—The city fa th -1 by Mrs. Coleman. Punch was also of conditions in tho Near East \v »» Tampa, St. Petersburg and Fort My­ ers, and invitations have been sent era have called on the people of this, srved. drawn by Mrs. Mabel Elliott when so asking that special representatives city for a genera! cleaning up for the Among these present were Mr. and described the evacuation of u town from,------Tallahassee approaching tourist season. The san-iM rs. J. Curson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry , . w .,ro„ rc,;;i ,u„ ref ....... ,T " make the trip here „ ENDARJ itary conditions ure declared to be ex-. Handel, A. iUffeld and mother, Mr. ugvf,A wulking for days at a time cellent, but the citizens have been ask- Iiurseh of Jacksonville und Mr. Rob- jtCjoro com;nt: to a friendly resting cd to make extra efforts to removo all bine. The party ended at a late hour J(|a;,c j t waa jn connection with the unsightly object from their premises, und was greatly enjoyed by all. f°r ,the ct‘ °^rat bearing on the importance of the highway wil! bo umonjf tho features of the occasion. �*rS y'liy y y '* _ * 1- • > orts Lake Worth Wfll - Apopka “Be*r C »ti“ |i Hold Hbrteitioe ls*Ue a Challenge Meet Teh.-.18-24 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON OAK AYENUS . J HlOBf TENTH ST. SOUTH TO THIRTEENTH ST„ Notice % hereby given th a t’the construction of the U fhalt pavement on Oak' Are. from Tenth St. south to Thirteenth S t has been completed, amt the completed 'work I mu been finally accepted by the iCty Commission of the City of Sanford. The following Is the final assessment roll covering said pavement show- < ing the actual coet of said pavement chargeable to all property abutting upon aaid portion of Oak Avenue. Final estimate for paving Oak Avc. 24 feet In width from Tenth S t south to Thirteenth S t with 2” sheet asphalt on a 0" rock base: 1230 Cu. yds. grading @ 4 0 c ------ --- ------------------------------------ $ 402.00 1,538.25 2051 Lin. F t curb and gutter @ .7 5 c............ 44.70 140 Lin, F t Flush curb @ 30c ......- -------------,»•••*•*«••••••••*••«., 2.10 14 Lin. F t Granite curb reset (?) 15c ......... 2,232.00 2070 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation © ?5c -----------2345.08 203-1 Sq. Yds. 2" Sheet asphalt top @ 0 7c........ 420 10 Sq. Yds. brick relaid @ 42c ----------------8.40 42 Sq. F t Sidewalk @ 20c ...»........—----------■••■••••MI* 87.40 3.0 Cu. yds. Class B. Concrete dp 23.00 ........ 60.00 2 Type A Inlets @ 30.00 ................. ............. 54.00 2 Type R. Inlets @ 27.00 ..............- ----------100.00 2 Manholes <g) 50.00 ..............................— • I■ I•■••••••■•■• 19020 3020 Lin. F t 3” drain tile @ 65.00 per M........ 440.40 364 Lin. Ft. 12” Storm sewer @ 1.10 ............. 23.72 Extra Work ............. - ....................... ............ 13.00 2 Monuments a t street intersections @ 0.50 . 101.54 laboratory Inspection of materials ....—....... 1.62.05 Legat Expense, advertising, etc., 2% • . 324.10 Engineering 4 ................... — ............. The folowing ' letter woe received WILMINGTON? O., Dec. 8.—The this morning by the Sanford Herald horeshoe pitchers of America will be from Leonard E. 'Trask, manager of the guests of Lake Worth, Fla., Feb- the basketball team of Apopka. •i ‘We have an Independent basket­ ruary 18-21, n e* U * rW the country’s best "slipper stammers” are expected ball team here end would 'like to to gathor in the East Coast city for arrange to book teams in aSnford for the raid-winter national horseshoe games here nnd there. Would you TAMPA, Fin,, Dec, 8.—Wih its the Unc, placed the ball on Ilillstournament, which will be held under please insert in your sport page our heavy buck field crashing through borough three yard line. Devane at the auspices of tha Lake Worth request for games. All communica­ fi l fo r consistent gains and with an e f­ right half carried it over and Boy- Match to be Staged a t Country Club Horeshoe Club and the National tions should be addressed to myself fective aerial attack Lakeland High wi*r .quarterback, kicked goal. The —Orlando Will Play Ita ’ as manager of the Apopka “Bear noreshoe Pitchers’ Asocintion. School’s fast cloven own the state third quarter ended with lakeland Cats.” Second Team ’ Acording to information received high school championship In a post- haying the ball on Hillsborough's . ORLANDO, Dee. 8. Tonight, i p rCSy ent A. Michlcr, of the _ f ■ •• •« * ** fgpm President A. Michlcr, of the Mason gnme here Friday afternoon, Try a want atl—they get results. nine ynrd line. Butler, heavy full- the Orlando Country Club, Orlando’s h a k e Worth Horeshoo Club, by R. B. 10 to 0. About 0,1500 persons attend­ back and best ground gainer of the second teem, composed of Jack Bou-' -M i f f n f X h IIm IIm t o r Tux U t r t ed tho contest. I ’ n d r r S eri Inn STS n f th e fir sprat ------ plowed through tho line for cher Warlow, will piny the best team Howard, Mcrctary at the hcadquart S tsla tr i* n f l l » State o f P lu ra ls. era of the national association here, no Statistics on the gnme show Lake­ rds in two tries nnd Devnno that Apopka, Florida, can put in n t* h e r e b y s i r e n t h a t O. Cl. land^ victory was even more decis­ agaih scored off left tackle. Bowyer the field ,the opopsing team being stones will be left unturned to make W•No loctio o t t , p u r c h a s e r of T a x C ertificate the tournament the biggest in the No. 432. Units) t h e till d a y o f , Jun o. ive that the score indicates. The kicked the extra point. composed of Frank Mebone, Albert A. D „ 1017. h a a f i l e d . M i d c e r t i f i c a t e Dreadnoughts registered thirteen first Ilillshornugh rallied, completed n Hall and W. H. Barnsley. This will history of tho horeshoe game. A prise In m y o ffic e , a n d h a s m a d e a p p li c a ti o n t a x d r r d lr> insw* In a c c o r d a n c e downs to the Tampan’s four, nil of pass for 31 yards and scored when be the first of a scries of matches list of 82,000 cash and $1,000 in val­ «nr w ith law . Ha Id c p r t l f l c a t r e m b r a c e s uable trophies wil be awarded the tho later through the air, and gain­ Domingo, fullback, plunged through the second team of this city will play th e fo llo w in g d escribed p ro p erly s i t­ a t e d In S x m l n o te cou nty , F lo r id a , t o ­ ed 178 yards In 53 running attacks, the Lakeland line three times for in the near future, nnd the teum for winners in two tournaments —ono for uw'll: H r * . 122.92 yds. W. o f SK Cor. men and one for women. of N \V t4 o f HK>4. Her. 10. T w p . 21 K. as compared with 48 in 27 plays for line. The attem pt t \ kick fniled. this match was picked with tho view It. 31 H Hun N. 120 f.C W . t o ft.. H. Hillsborough. It is expected that all of the ex- 120 f t . . E. 40 f t . — t Acre. T h e said Newlands, halfback, kicking for j of having some good tennis rather l Lakeland scored firat in the scc- Hillsborough, averaged 41 punts. than win. Of course, Orlando, ex­ champions—Frank Jackson, the grand a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d nt t h e d a t e nf the c li, certificate In th e •nntl quarter after four successive Both lines pinyed consistent, steady pects to win, hut Mebanc, ono of the old man of the gnme, who hails from I nI sasmu ae n co ef Uo nf k an uo w n. A ls o T n x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 377. d a te d first downs, three of them through football! 88,690.14 Total cost ......... ...... ...••••***• •••• ............................... reguinrs on tho home team will play Kellcrton, Iowa, and his running , t h e Cth d a y o f J u n e . A. I). 1!*21. lias tiled s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ffice nnd mate, Frank Lundin, New London, To be borne by City 1-3 ........ ..........................................$2^96.71 number one for the visitors, this be­ lias m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f u r t n x ilred to ing alio wed us he bus associated him­ Iown, youth; Fred Brust, of Colum­ Is suo In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . Said To be borno by adjacent property .................................... 5,793.43 e f o l lo w in g d e ­ Number of feet fro n ta g e ........................................................1,558 f t self with both teams* Mebane will bus, Ohio, ono-of the curiy titlchold- cs ce rritbi feidc a tper oepme rbt rya c seist u th a t e d In Sernlnole play Jack Boucher, who when" play­ ors; Harold Falor, Akron, Ohio, boy f a n i li ty , F lo r id a , t o w l t : - Meg. #•! >ds. Assessment per foot frontage ...............................................3.7233 o r HE. Cor. o f N tV ti o f S E ' i . Sec. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. ing in form wus ranged from num­ winner of last winter’s tournament at W. 10. T w p . 21 H. It. 31 R . H u n N. 115 St. Petersburg, and others will meet yds.. W . 23.6 y d s .. S. 115 yd s.. R 26 ber ono down to number six among T i l e M id l a n d b ein g a s s e s s e d nt Final Feet. tho Orlando men, nnd a tight match George Mnyt of Akron, Ohio, present yds. t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h c e rt ltitleholdcr. In edition n number of Itcutn In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . U n ­ Asaettmrnt Frontage is expected. Iludseli has regained some Description b e red eem ed Name Pick Includes Three Members of The'Lakeland of his old time cunning nnd accura­ state championships nnd other stellar lea cscso sr da ii dn g c etor t i fliacwa t etns xsh all 186.17 2, Tr. 4 ...... ........... 50 d eed w ill Issue pitchers ure scheduled to tryout for t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 n d d a y o f J a n u a r y , ............ 50 186.17 cy, and will play Albert Hall, of 12, Tr. 4 .... Championship Team, Two o f the Tampa Team, Apopka. Judge Warlow will play W. the championship crown, twice worn I A. WD.I T N1924. .j J ........................... 50 186.17 E S S m y o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e nnd i s t h e 2 3 r d d a y o f N o v em b er, Two From Fort Myers And One Each From S. Barnsley, and this mutch will be u by George May, the Akron fireman. I sA.e a lD. t h1923. - 186.17 r. 4 ______ ............ 50 (S E A L ) E . A. DOOaLAKS, thriller to wntch, ns both men have 186.17 ........ . 50 r. 4 ........... Bartow, Plant City, Arcadia And t ’l e r k C ir c u i t C ourt Herald Want Ad will sell thnt old many admirers, each conlidenl thnt 186.17 5 ................ ______ 50 S e m i n o l e C ou n ty . F lorid a. Jacksonville H y :. A. M. W e e k s . I). V. their man is tho better player. In piece of furniture. 186.17 .......... 50 5 ................ 11-21-12-1-3-16-22-29-61. doubles, Ilouchcr and Warlow will 180.17 ....... ....... ..... GO X>!ay for Orlando, the Apopka doubles 186.17 ........... 50 C. A. Betts, Lot 4, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON FIFTH team us yet being unknown. 186.17 ........... 50 C. A. Betts, Lot 5, Blk. 12, Tr. 5 STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AYE. TO 5IYUTLE AVE. ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM The first match will be between 186.17 ........... 50 V. 4 ............ Notice is hereby given thnt the construction of the asphalt pnvement Right End .... ................................................. Coble of Plant City Boucher nnd Mebane nnd will start 188.17 4 ............... ............. 50 on Fifth St. from Mngnolin Avc. to Myrtle Ave. has been completed, nnd Left End .......... ...................................... Williams of Fort Myers tt 7 sharp. This will be followed im­ W rM i 238,29 .... ....... 64 r. 4 ............ Right Tackle ............................................... Grnndulf of Tampa mediately by tho Warlow-Barnsley the completed work hns been finally accepted by the City Commission of 186.17 tho City of Sanford. Tr. 4 ........ ............. GO Left Tackle ......................................................... Bryan of Duval natch, in turn followed by the re186.17 ........... G O Tr. 4 ........ The following is the final assessment rollcovering saidpavement draining singles, and then the doubles. Right G u a rd ............ .................... .......... Kreher of Tampa 186.17 ............. G O showing tho nctunl cost of said pavementchargenble to all property abut­ Left Guard ............... ............................... Alderman of Arcadia 186.17 ............. G O ting upon said portion of Fifth St. W. II. Hynes, Lot 2, Blk. 13, Tr. 5 Center ............. ..................................... Gurr of Lukelund 238.29 “Gator” Left End 5 ........ - ..... ............. 64 Finn! Estimate of cost of paving Fifth St. 21 ft. in width from Mag­ Quarterback ........... ......................................... Ilowyer of Lakeland 186.17 ............. 50 nolia Ave to Myrtle Ave. with sheet nsphalt: Has A Successful Right Halfback .... ......................................Burnett of Lakeland 1B6,17 ............. 50 r. 5 ........... 559 Cu. Yds. excavation (it) 40c ........................................................ 4 223.60 Left Hal fluid: .............................................. . Hamm of Lakeland Year On Gridiron 5291 186.17 ............. G O ’r. 4 ............ Sta. yds. overhaul (a> lc ....... ........................................................ 52.91 Fullback (Capt) .......................... a........... E. Ihrig of Fort Myers 186.17 ................. 50 ‘Spec" Llghlxcy ia a Bartow Product 1488 Lin. F t. curb and gutter @ 75c .................................................... 1110.00 238.29 ............. 64 | 293 Lin. Ft. Flush curb @ .’tUc...... ...... 87.90 —Pluva Havoc W ilii Opposing 186 J 7 ............. GO H. B. Lewis, Lot 9, Blk. 14, Tr. 4 406 Lin. Ft. Reset granite curb @ 15c.............................................. 60.90 ft \ Teanm This. Full 180.17 ............. 60 1747 Sq. Yds. Rock foundation (a) 75c .................. ................................ 1310.25 B. Peters, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 4 By KARL E. JONES for good consistent all-around work, 186.17 GAINESVILLE, Flo., Dec. 8.— 1747 Sq. Yds. 2” Sheet asphalt @ 97c.................................. ’r. 5 ............ ............. GO It is now open season for picking there ia none beter in the state. ..... 1691.59 186.17 ............. G O Tr. 5 ........ nil-star football teams. Everywhere Tien two guards were very difficult George Warren (“Spec”) Lightscy, 1019 Sq. Yds. Briek relaid <2> 4 2c............................................... ..... 427.98 238.29 >. 5 ............ .............. 51 ....................... enthusiastic writers are picking their to pick. However, from the galaxy tiie much heralded left linnd end of 1120 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 22c ..... 240.40 186.17 ............. G O the University of Florida varsity Tr. 5 ........ 905 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk (a) 20c ........................................ ......... selection:; for various mythical elev­ of star:', from which to pick, the writ­ ..... 181.00 186.17 •quad, hails from Bartow whore he G Q 5............... .............. I Type II Inlets (?) 27.00 ...................................................... en:!. In Florida writers throughout er has selected Krohcr of Tampa and ..... 108.06 The above an dforegoing final assesmesnts are payable without interest 1 Manhole ........... .'................. .................................... the stato jju-•srn o v ;. are v/mciiHii.', concerning I 4tiuvi li.Uil x;i t UillB,' nKrohcr ru iirr ISis WIUl* Alderman of mArcadia. with played three years high school foot­ . . . . . . 50.00 up to December. 35, 1923, and .from und after such date, said special as­ .... trtum:'>cl^'’'V'’\Irh, i'Tfiti?o^: ofpTcIcitvr l,;iit doubt one- of1the best linoxieefi ball with ^uiniWrit'n Tns{Uufc.‘MSpecvv 375 Lin. Ft* Ktfcrnt’ IkiWeif IJb f.Hf ' ” ."412.50 sessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments with in­ 72 Sq. Yda. of Brick from Third St. @ 1,17 ........................ an All-State High School football‘that lias been seen in the state in is 20 years old, weigh 175 pounds ami -— 84.21 team. . iseveral years. When the* writer saw is 0 feet 1 inch tull. 2 Monuments at street intersection <n) G.50....................... ..... 13.00 terest @ 8% per annum on ail deferred paymonts. During his preparatory football Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford this Extra Y ork..... .................... ........... j.................................... mK Picking an All-State team Is n h n rd if!,e I:i1 1,1 t*e wus playing the ..... 37.44 . 13th day of November, A. D. 1923. Laboratory Inspection of Mutoriajs .............. -................ job. It is not exactly fair inasmuch j ■l<’ game of any man on eithei’ of raining "Spec” played tackle for the ..... 76.33 I (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. Legal Expenses, advertising, etc. 2G>............................ me no one person is able to sec more *',r two lines. Kreher hasn’t- come ------ in — first two games and through the ..... 122.13 rest of his threq years ho played Engineering 454 ............. - ............ .................................... than twelve games in n season. Const*- f,,r 11 l”*- °f pubicity and just why lie ..... 244.26 11-14-17-21-2-1-28-112-1-5-8-12-9tc /hasn’t isn’t understood by the writ- halfback. In his third years, Summer­ qucntly, there are many times when ;• but nevertheless, h6 is an All* lin Insitute was tho undefeated high .Totnl cost ......... - ................................. good players are overlooked because f .IK ................................$0,548.89 Amount to be borne b^C ity 1-3 ................ they have not been seen in uction. In [Stuto man and it is his belie! that icliol team of South Florida. ............ 2182.96 Lightscy played n wonderful game Amount to be borne by udjucent property picking this team it is necessary to Kreher will draw a berth on the of­ .............4365.93 rely on newspaper acr,lints of sonic ficial team. Alderman didn't show up if ball at halfback nn last year’s Number of feet frontage ................... —..... ............. 1118 players in order to give them the so well the first game of the season ‘rat team", which won the southern chance that they deserve. Personal but later developed into such an ex­ championship for freshmen teams. F. T. ’ILLIAMS, Engineer. opinion with dope spilled along the tremely player that even his own He was responsible for a number of , Fla. street^ and rend in newspapers then team-mates were surprised. However, the victories credited to this great Feet. Final For Christmas. We pack and ship. All fruit from our is Hu* only way one man can pick for the very reason that he has not football machine. The loss of Dun- Name Description Fruntuge Assessment take advantage of every had break cun was keenly felt and the coaches own groves. a team. J. N. Whitner Est., Lot 5 Blk 0, Rr. 3 ....:............ .... 117 ?3C0.24 made by an opponent and both have in looking for a man to fill his posi­ M. E. Church, Lot 10, Blk 6, Tr. 3.......... ................. .... 117 It has been tho good fortune nnd LARGE BOX ...........................................13.00 300.24 pleasure of the? writer to have seen a remarkable faculty tor diagnosing tion picked out Lightscy who fillet I | City of Sanford, All, Blk C, Tr. 4 ............................. .... 248 763.59 1-2 BOX .....................................................$1.75 the bill to periectiun und bus pluyt 1 Edward Higgins, !x)t 5 Blk. 6, Tr. 5 ......................... in action, in what everyone will grant, opponent’s plays. ..... 117 300.24 u consistent game a t left end this For the center position Carr of FAMILY SIZE ......................................... $1.00 the five best teams in the state. They R. E. Puerifoy, Lot 10, Blk. 6,‘Tr. 5 ..................... .... 117 360.24 uro Lakeland, Tampa, Fort Myers, Lakeland is selected. Car is an ex­ year. J. M. Wallace, E. 56.8 ft., Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3...... .... 56.8 174.88 Lightscy has two more years with W. I. Hughey, W. 60.2 ft, Lot 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3...... Bartow and Plant Oily. Ocrtainly on cellent player and lias been for two 60.2 185.35 ‘ years. Iind he not had to compete Florida anil it is believed tliut lie tho^g five teams the cream of High M. E. Miiyc, E ..67 ft of Isit 6, Blk 7, Tr. 3 .............. .... 67 200.29 108 E. First Street School fnothul! talent in this state against turru of Gainesville, last year will be in tho front rank of southern L. M. Telford, W. 50 ft of Lot B. Blk. 7, Tr. 3.......... 50 v 153.95 Is to bo seen. However, relying upon he would probably have been n* mod players during that time. Annie II. Moses, isit 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ..................... .... 58.5 180.12 advance dope secured other than by for the position then. Carr is the most Annie II. Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ......................... .... 58.5 180.12 The air 1 .x full of things, aggro .ive player in High School cir You City of Sanforil N. 67 ft. of Lot 6, Blk 7, Tr. 4...... Beeityr'tho man in action, lids writer .... 58.5 180.12 cle. today. His fine work on the de­ shouldn't miss. Get a Radio. lias neon fit to chose ns one ntcmboi City of Sanford, N. 07 ft. of Lot 7, Blk. 7, Tr. 4 ...... .... 58.5 180.12 ■ Phone *198--------------------------------------- ------------Phone 498 ■ source of of tin- All-Slate team, u man lie hus’nt | fensive has also been City of Sanford, 1-ut 1, Blk 7, Tr. 5......... J.............. .... 117 360.24 rpen In action. The selection is n great satisfaction to his many admir­ Hamm is an excellent line plunger, *I. H. Thrasher. Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. 5 ......................... ....... 117 360.24 good one though and one which will ers throughout tiie Slate. The writer pas/es and receives puses alike, with of Widening the paving believes that Car is going to ho no doubt strike n popular response great accuracy and is a great tic-, from 24 feet to 30 fret: tiie select!'- • for center this year. with a great many fans. Tensive man something which he ex­ 93 Cu. Yds. Excavation @ 40c ............. £ .’17 la ail the writer has seen ten d if­ For the bnckfield berths it was no cel! Newlands by n great deal. Hamm 880 Sta. Yihi. Overhaul (?) lc* ................. ...................... H Hit ferent teams perform this fall. They trouble to pi I three of the po.si- should have the berthe over New212 Sq, Yds rock foundation (?) 75c ...... on Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks nnd Ilaggage are beside the five already mentioned, tiens bat for t! a other one it was ands alright. 312 Sq. Yds. 2” Sheet nsphnlt top (?) 97c ..................... 302 64 Transferred Anywhere Any Time Arcadia, Fort Monde, Wauehula, Bra- quite difficult. For jmurterbuck How* For the fullback position and cap­ Laboratory Inspection of Material .....!.... ............. ? •)« dontown and --St. ’Petersburg. assignment tain of the elevou., Elmer Ihrig of ........... I vor o| Lakeland ...... ?gets i- — the ----- ................. Storage .... 11.65 For tile two wing men of the my- j Bowyor is the cleverest little field Fort Myers is the choice. -This is Legal Expense, advertising, etc.. 2% ...... 23.30 tiiieal team Wiliams of Fort Myer general turned out in this State for Ring's last year in High School and Engineering •!'« .......................................... antF Coble for Plant City arc the se­ • c .cr:.l years. Bowyer has u cool head when he goes to college I predict a Total cost .. ........................................ 624.87 lection;-. Of tin? two Coble perliap even under great strain, never loses great success for hint. He lias the nat­ a m a Amount to in* borne by City 1-3 ............. ........................... $208.29 l:i the best but Williams is not far hi confidence. Unlike many quarter­ ural football ability is u great leader ■ fi huhind and certainly lias any oilier backs, lie runs with the Hall quite und in tiie opinion of the writer, is Amount to lie borne by adjacent property ........................... 416.58 end in tiie State beat. Both men arrl3 frequently. He passes well and circles the greatest back field star since the Number of feet fontngo .............................. .............................. 950 8 $0.1385 deadly tackleru, are fast down unde• r ! ends with ease. Lakeland may in a days of Edgar Jones at Duvui. Ihrig As.se.'sment per foot frontage .. ................ ................ a a F. T. WILLIAMS, Enginecr. punts ami are good on the receiving great measure nlrihute the success i* a triple threat man being able to * E. It. Trafford's Map, Sanford, Fla. 8 end of passes. Williams in somewhat of ils team to Its plucky quarter- kick, pars and run with equal ability a a faster man than I'ohlo hut the la t­ h.nd.. Feet. Final I lien too, this Imy is a wonder on the Description ter has tliu advantage on receiving F rontage... Assessment For tim right halfback position defensive. Ho is the best all-around Name J. N. Whitner Est.. Lot 5, Blk. (5. Tr. 3 .................. pusses. 117 $ 51.30 Burnett of Bartow gets the place ttar in tlu* State today, Ihrig has :i, M. E. Church, Lot 10, Blk 6, Tr. 3 ............................. 117 51.30 To Grnndulf of Hillsborough ami without a moment of hesitation. Bur­ •cored about tliree-fqurth of the ... 348 108.75 Bryan of Duval go the tnchlc a s • nett is orto of the greatest football touchdowns made hy his team and it City of Sanford, All Blk. 6, Tr. 4 ............................. 50.8 21.90 slpinicpts. In every game these two player: ever turned nut in tho Stale. was he who almost single-handed 1. M. Wallace, Efi 56.8 ft. Lot 1, Ilik 7. Tr. 3 ............ a 60.2 26.40 boys have played, they have given When it comes to plowing the line, beat tin* fast I’lant City agrega- W. I. Hughey. W. 60.2 ft. Lit 1, Blk. 7, Tr. 3......... 8 M. E. Moye, E. 67 ft. Lot 6, Blk. 7, Tr. 3................... ♦y 67 29.38 good acounts of themselves. Once w this boy is like a battering runt. He t ion. r ■ Payable Monday, December 10th. Come in 8 ■ 50 twice Grnndolf has been culled back runs good interference, circles ends 21.92 This completes the poreonel! of the I.. M. Telford, W. 50 ft. I.ot 6, Ulk. 7, Tr. 3 ......, ........ 58.5 25.05 for bqckfield work but his best show­ ith ca:-:? and passes well. team. i’r< bably no more than seven Annie II. Moses, hot 1, Blk. 7. Tr. 1.......................... and get yours | Annie II. Moses, Lot 2, Blk. 7, Tr. I ......................... . 58.; ing ha been at tackle. Grnndolf is For tin* other half position there 25.65 of them will win the coveted posi­ KT iff t large but ho is rcmarkubly fust for was considerable question in the mind tions on the official team, but in tin* City of Sanford, I.ibrury N. 67 ft- Lots 6 und 7, Blk 7. Tr. 1 ................ ..................................... ......................... ........ Ilia size. He us well ns bis running of the w riter whether it tdinuld go humble opinion of the writer they 117 H.20 2 ■ mate, have been sifting through the to Hamm of lakeland or Newlands are the best ia the S ta te .and the The above nnd foregoing fRal assessments are payable without inter­ linos und throwing opposing hacks of Tampa, personally I entertain a /net that they nil probably will not est up to December 15, 1923, und front and after such date, said special as­ for losses time after time. Bryan, great deal of admiration for Ncw- get on tha official team is because of sessments will be payable only in ten equal unnuui installments with inter­ who lias been serving as captain of his lunds but do not believe that lie quite lack of publicity. However this pick est @ 8 'r per annum on all deferred payments. team, is no spectacular player, but measures up to Hamm. Newlands i s , is ju,'.*. one man's opinion ami ovwy Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford this been heralded much, he probably will very good on circling the ends and one one h not expected to agree with 13th day of November, A. I). 1923. A COMMUNITY BUILDER 8 not win the coveted berth on the All- of the best kickers in the State but the selection, (SEAL) III. PHILIPS, City Clerk. F. P, FORSTER, P.-wident II. F. WHITNER, C aith lcr J % State team. Both men know how to otherwise liumni bus him outclassed. oaTqsrwqiiStulsfwill 11-14-17-21 -24-28-12-1-6-8-12-Ute tfaaaaauaaB B aaB uaaB B B B B B aaaB aB B aB aB aaaB B B aaaaaH B B B aa* I .ANDCRUSHESHULSBOROUGH ORLANDO TEN N IS ANDWINS CHAMPIONSHIP OF FLORH)A TEAM WILL PLAY APOPKA TONiGirr HERE ARE SELECTIONS FOR THE s; MYTHICAL ALL-STATE GRID TEAM TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME GONZALES GROCERY QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER X m as Savings Club Checks 8 8 8 j First National Bank I § _-i- t ■■ �To Buy, t o Sell, To Trade. To Rent* To Sate Time and Trouble and Money, Consult HERALD WANT AD3 WANT AD RATES ALL SANFORD READS Sanford Herald Want Ads Hit the Mark-Sell the Goods CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS AUTOMOBILES AND HOUSES—FOR SALE REPAIRS FOR SALE OR RENT—Centrally lo­ AUTOMOBILE GIFTS For the car are an Everlasting re­ Telephoned nds., will be received minder of your thoughtfulness. We from patrons and collector sent have a complete line in Xmas pack­ immediately for payment. ages ready for the tree. 1(V l l i n e | TIM*---N* a Hite J T im e. —. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. i T im e , ...................... - «* ; \ \ H 115 Magnolia Avc. Double rate for black face type.) FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE Reduced rate3 for consecutive inGIFT SHOP. icrtions. Count six words to the The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., line. Minimum charge of 30c for text to shopping on 5th Avc., New first insertion. All advertising Is folk city is the advantage of this restricted to proper classification. ".hop. Here you will find the latest In case of error The Herald will and also the most desirable novelties be responsible for only one incor­ suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ rect Insertion, the advertiser for quisite Christmas cards ever—suit­ all subsequent Insertions. The able for everyone. Yes, we have tin Herald office should be notified Chinese game Mah Jong. immediately in case of error. SAY IT~WlfII FLOWERS When you are in Orlando visit the Violet Dell Florists. ter m s - c a s ii in a d v a n c e Auto repairing done at your own gnrnge by expert mechanic, J. N. Allen, 307 Third St. RENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak and Second St. Phone 3. p. A. .MERO General Auto Repairing Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 39-1. BXRTlA ‘N srn A fU iA i NS. Oakland Touring. Chalmers Coupe. Dodge Roadster. Dodge Touring. Dodge Sedan. Scripps-Booth Touring. Oldsmobile 8 Touring. Ruick 0 Touring. Liberty Touring. Ford Touring. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Oaklnnd Sales and Service. Third St. and Oak Ave. Phono 17. FOR SALE—Lexington Lark. Al­ most new. Sold new $3250.00. If sold this week $300.00 cash. $50.00 monthly. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge Dealers. Phone 3. PHONE 148 for prompt and efficient service. Toiuy, Tomin'GW and Everyday There’s Ncwrt of Importance To You In the 'CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND LOST—Your opportunity to secure free tickets to the .Milane Theatre, if you fail to read these want ads each (lay. Two free tickets arc given away daily to the person whose name ap­ FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow. pears on this page. Read the want $500.00 cash balance ns rent. A. nds each day. P. Connelly St Sons, 108 Magnolia FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short Ave. Phone 48. wave long distance Radio Receiv­ cated dwelling eight rooms and sleep­ ing porch. Worth your inquiry and consideration. A. P. Connelly & Sons. * 188-tfe. FOR SALE—House and Inrgc lot in ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ Rose Court. $1500.00. Terms. tion. Hof-Mac Battery Co. Britt Realty Co. FOUND—A class pin,1921. Owner FOR SALE— Bungalows, house build­ can have same by applying a t the ing lots. AH sections of Sanford. Ilernld office, identifying the pin and BriP^-Tenlty Co. paying for this nd. , FOR SALE:—New two story Stucco LOST—Bird deg, liver-colored point­ Inure, close in; inquire 515 Myrtle er with white spot between eye* Avc. and shoulders, front feet white, two FOR RENT—Five room house for years old, reward if returned to The rent, good locnHon, on paved street, Herald office. $ 15.00 jier moAh! A. P. Connelly & LOST—Sorority pin, crescent en­ Sons. closing three diamonds; name Au­ FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on gusta L. Hinton, on back. Finder Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, terms. . please return to Herald office. $5.00 Britt Realty Co._________________ reward. FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun LOST—1-4 Carat diamond ring. Findgalow, all improvements, located cr will please return to Herald of­ on Palmetto Avenue, nt n bargain. fice nnd receive reward. See A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-WIggly FOUND—Sunday morning, a pointer Store. dog injured by auto. Owner can FOR SALE—Or trade, house and lot. have same by calling nt home of Gus A bargain, 3-rooms, nlmost new. Schmnh, near West Side Store. Largo lot facing Palmetto. Automo­ bile in good condition ncccpted as first LOST—On W. 3rd St., Bill Book full payment, balance $25 per month. F. of accounts of Seminole Medicine Breeden, Smith’s Ilnrber Shop. Co., of Tampa. Please return to Park Avenue Garage, or phone 270 and APARTMENTS receive reward. P liE H ir supply of pepper, tomato and egg plant seeds. L. Allen Seed Co. Phone 218. Celery plnnts for sale. Takach Farm. SHOES AND HOSIERY Suitable gifts arc hero for anyone RABBITS for snle, old and young. HOUSES—FOR RENT in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. 701 I-nurd Avc. G. W. Messenger. FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ ileautifui line Christmas Cards, IF Mrs. L. P. Hagan wants to see clusive residential section of l\lSaturdays show at the Milane, call 1 reals and tags. Mobley’s Drug Store. ami. House is of concrete construc­ at the Sanford Herald for two free tion and contains three bed rooms, “ Christmas cards 6 to 10 cts. Hand- tickets. sleeping porch, complete tiled bath painted mahogany and glass console FOR SALE — DeSoto paints and with shower, large living room, liv­ rets, mottoes, and hand-painted varnishes at Sanford Novelty ing porch, dining room, kitchen and Florida scenes. Special prices for Works, solo agents. 154-tfc breakfast porch. Completely and at­ Xmas. Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Mag­ tractively furnished. Garage with BUNCH GRAI’FS, tree blueberries FOR RENT nolia Avc. Phono 395. servant's qunrtera. Large city lot FOR RENT— Modern apartment, also and blnckberries—all varieties suit­ Make ^thia an ectctric Christmas. able for home and commercial plant­ DRESSMAKING with coconnut trees and other tropical bed-room. 117 laurel Ave. A complete supply of electric appli­ ing. Largest nurseries. Vigorous, foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ FOR RENT—Two nice furnished —I ’liiin nm rfnncy dressmaking, alances, waffle irons, percolators, sponsible party for winter season. well rooted plants insure good early housekeeping rooms, $20.00 per terations. Mrs. F. I* Nixon, 304 W. toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ profits. For full information and il­ Address Box 112 care. The Sanford month. 312 East 5th St. 5th St., phone 444. nolia Ave. Fhonc 442. Herald. lustrated catalog No. 9, write South­ „„„ —n------:------ :----.... FOR RENT—Five-room house in GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS ern Adapted Nurseries, Bartow, Fin. Jigga is the chief character hOR SALE—Bargain snle of lots till' . . , , , * . ~ .good condition, located on hard road, Armstrong tablo stoves, waffle well rendered and much enjoyed by Jan. 1, 1924. Green enf St W ilson'7twentw , minute . . drive , , __i from Sanford, in the greatest o f a(l comics, irons, healing pads, Hoover auction the large audience. Addition to Ioikc Mnry. __ Good water. II. C. DuBose. sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. FOR SALE—Egry Cash Register. FOR RE^T—Equipped 10-room Hotel FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms, pri­ Cost $00 when new. Will sell cheap, at Lake Mary, Fla. Immediate | GIFT SlfGGESfloNs vate home, 509 East 3rd St. Call possesion. Low 'rental with big Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ inquire nt Sanford Herald office. nfter 5. prospects. C. H. Ellis, Lake Mnry, dren’s books, Tinker Toys, fiction, FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs Io» Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Fla. Bibles and mottoes. Coleman's Gift . By George McManus able Professional Men, each The letera “Z. R.” applied to air­ L Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia Ellsworth, Benrdall Avenue, San­ FOR RENT—Unfurnished two-room of whom. In his chosen pro­ ships mean “Zeppelin Rigid.’’_____ Ave. ford. Phone 3303 83-tfp] upartment in Eagle’s Building, Onk fession the Herald recom­ ...... WHICn WILL APPEAR DAILY ON THIS PAGE 'FORTSAEfc—Office partition, ih very bempsey received $475,000 nnd Ave., between Second and Third St. Make your gift a Photograph. mends to the people. good condition. Owner has no further' Firpo $125,000 in the recent fight; the Inquire upstairs. Sanford Photo Co. BEGINNING MONDAY, DECEMBER 10 use for it. Inquire at Herald office. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. FOR RENT—One furnished room, Federal tax on the Dcmpscy-Firpo FOR SALE—IMPORTED DOLLS. close in, 313 West 2nd St. Phone receipts nmounted to $180,074.80 nnd Make your son and daughter Hap­ tile state tax to $7,197. • REASONABLE PRICE AT THE 431. Mrs. Sadie Allen. py on Xmas by giving them a Savings WANTED— OUTLET. REAL ESTATE Schelle Maines FOR RENT—Two, three or five fur­ account in the Seminole County Bnnk. nished rooms and garage. $20.00, This strong institution takes pleas­ z$2.5t> per crate for Xmas oranges, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE LAWYER $25.00 nnd $30.00 respectively. B. T. | ure in encouraging thrift among the packed and shipped. See J. T. Geurry, FOR SALE—Bargain, five acres of Tiller, Paola, Fla. young people, as they will be our Route No. 1. — Court H oum BUS IN ESS O P PORT U N IT Y—40 f t land, close in. Box 117. leaders in the business and aocial FOR SALE—Orange grove; terms; on every dollar invested; payments COLUMBUS, Ohio., Dec. 7.—John world of the future. country property. Britt Realty Co. made semi-anuunlly; for particulars FOR SALE—Or rent— 10 acres of cit­ B. Moore, legislative agent for the SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK. address, J. K., care The Sanford rus land partly cleared, bouse and United States Mine Workers of Am­ FOR SALE—Seed potatoes, selected Herald. George A. DeCottes You can find the name of Books—the appropriate gift. other improvements. Address San­ erica nnd president of the Ohio Fed­ stock. All varieties. Chase & Co. Attorney-at-Law every live Business Man Mobley’s Drug Store. eration of Labor, died here today. Sec the Sanford Stove Works, C02 ford, 809 Magnolia Ave, FOR SALE—Baby Cart, i l l Maple Sanford avenue before buying stoves. in Sanford in this Column CATHOLIC BAZAAR Over Seminole County Bonk FOR SALE—One 10 acre lot three Ave. Mrs. Jimmie Howard. each day. We will save you money. We also re­ Sanford-----------------Florida miles south of Sanford. Eureka RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDNEY FOR SALE—Four young mules for pair stoves of all kinds, grufonalos CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. PILLS Hammock—celery Delta. Address sale, cheap, or trade for real estate. and guns. 191-tfc “Your medicine worked a miracle Richard Stephenson, M. D., West Start the kids off right this year with See Policeman Dyson. for me,” writes Mrs. C. Iliron; 140 Lebanon, Ind. Fred R. Wilson For cash- sale- or rent; modern 5- WANTED—Assistance of any kind savings account. Sanford Novelty can be Secured by running a want W>k Sa LR—one of the best corner Fayette Street, Lynn Mass. *‘l was ’ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW rooin cottage, interior newly painted, all run down had a cough all winter, bath, wnter, lights, garnge. Just off ad in The Herald. This class of ad­ location sin Sanford, 1L room house, also kidney trouble and nfter taking FIRST NATIONAL BANK Works First National Bank Building Park, on Heights. Hunter, Route A, vertising costs very little and is read garage with two rooms over it, for a few boxes of your medicine my Sanford --------------- Florida i y nearly everybody. If in need of sale or will trade for vacant lots or Box ICO. V. C. COLLER, I’rop. office help, farm help, cooks, or in city property ui any description on cough and backache left me. I can Nothing will be as much appreciat­ fact any kind of help, ju st phone 118 right basis. A. P.* Connelly St Sons. eat nnd sleep well. I canvass and General Shop and Mill Work BUILDING recommend it at every house I enter.” ed for Christmas aa a Ford. and give your ad over the telephone. 193-tfc. MATERIAL Prompt relief secured from kidney and Elton J. Moughton iake advantage of the new Ford Contractor nnd Builder bladder irritations, rheumatic pains Carter Lumber Company INSURANCE WANTED—To rent, furnished house Meekly Purchase Plan. ARCHITECT through using Foley Kidney Pills. In­ Lumber and Building Material. Insure your property fully. by responsible party. SmalJ family. EDWARD HIGGINS, 517 Commercial Street First National Bank Building sist on the genuine—refuse substit­ Answer this ad by letter giving com­ Insure carefully—Insure Safely, N. Ijuircl St. Phone 5G5. Authorized Dealer. Sanford,------------Florida (adv.) plete description, price and locaton. we represent the best in insurance, utes. H ill Lumber Co. Address Box 101, care The Sanford and carefully watch your interests. Every thing to build your home ~~ A GIFT THAT LASTS Herald. If you wish to run n Want Ad A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Phone 135. Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purehnse phone 118 and n solicitor will cnli. A. P. Connelly & Sons W’ANTED—Customers to save Ford FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ W. J. Thigpen plan. Make your deposit at any bank. Established 1908 HELP*WANTED ing lots located on paved street, Gift Tickets. Ono with each $1.00 EDWARD HIGGINS, < Real Estate, Loans and AT THE MILANE worth $1,990.00 each. Owner will EXPERTe NCEI) WAITRESS wanted purchase at W ight’s, Real Estate _____ Authorized Ford Dealer. Insuranee “The Gunfighter,’’ William Farsacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty at once. Apt>ly Manager. Bell Cafe; Suitablu Christmas Gifts, for the Phone d8 101-8 Magnolia Avc DO 1.1, CARTS, wagons, wheel goous Co. _______________ nurn’s new William Fox production FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Insurance little fellow, Haynes wash satin and WANTED—Employment as steno­ which started a one day engagement for the children. MILLER & SON. FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, grapher or assistant bookkeeper by woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. L. at the Milane Tcatre today j* his Phone 9. located on one of the best corners most enjoyable production ind in Indy with several years experience. Thrasher. STEWART the Florist References furnished. Permanent resi­ w a n t e ' d T oo m o t h e r s t o bl Ty in Sanford, paving end side walks it he is at his best. R. C. M A X W E L L , Flowers For All Occasions GIFTS FOR THE BIG BOY both sides. At bargain. Sec Britt dent. Address Box 813 or Tel. 405. CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR Mr. Farnum’s career cannot be con­ Members Florists Telegraph De­ Real Estate Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, Realty Co. CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. sidered without the recollection of a livery Association and good ami better shoes, hose, ties and W AITED—IU’~stnte"organizntion, ex Rhone 2G0-W Insurance pcrienccd solicitors who are cap- WANTED—Make your Christmas FOR .SALE—Five lots located on tong line of quaint and curious char­ 811 Myrtle Ave. caps. Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court, acters rising. As Hilly Buell in “Tho uide of producing results. Profer un­ present a permanent wave at the SANFORD, FLORIDA ___ D. L. THRASHER. each 56x130. Two of them corner Gunfightcr," he diverges slightly married men, of good uppearance. Marinelh Shop. I’honc 193. ' • i r i s FOR THE LADIES Would be necessary to travel through HARDER oil Heaters. MILLER & lots. Easy terms. B ritt Realty Co. from the “quaint and curious” and Shoes and hose, umbrellas, travelaueceds in itbsurbing one’s interest Sanford Machine Co. central section of Florida making ing bags and suit eases. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. FOR SALE—Five acres on paved in a role that is too vivid, sharp and General Machine and Boiler M ILD RED SIMMONS house to house solicitation for reliable Phone 9. road, part cleured, also bungalow D. L. THRASHER. Teacher of Pianoforte violent for such a term, to be appli­ W orks house. If Interested, address Ad­ in city. Bargains. Inquire 1103 Oak — When in need of tartcor work, new and Pipe Organ cable again. GIFTS FOR THE MEN. Cylinder Grinding vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, Ave. Billy is a Westerner of the variety Phone G2 ------ Sanford, Fla. Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, and furnish complete information as or old land, or harrowing, write Jones Studio; Room 225, Mcisch made famous in literature by Bret robes, bedroom slippers, traveling to your ufiiPty, and the salary neces­ 6t Stufford, Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box Building Harte. Bold, strung and chivalrous, NOTICE. 20. Phone 2111. toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases and sary. ____ I’hone 493 The regular annual meeting of the with a keen sense of the romantic Phone 198 many other valuable and useful ar­ ticles. WANTED—A man, woman or hus­ In 1920 there were 2,080 fires stockholders of (he F irst National and dramatic, he appeals strongly QUICK SERVICE SEMINOLE tling high school student, wishing caused by sparks from locomotive Bank of Sanford, Florida, Wilt be to the love we ull possess for such I). L. THRASHER. things. held in the directors room of the T R A N S F E R to earn money. Be independent and engines, or 33.fi per cent of the total p ^ aft Schaffner St Marx clothes, In “The Gunfighter" the action is bank on Tuesdav January 8th, 1924, ABSTRACT CO. Local and Long Distance Hauling Knox Hats, intervwovcn socks, Man­ establish a business of your own, sell­ number of fires in the United States. fast and furious, but wholly devoid at 10:00 o'clock^?! m. as provided in Storage hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, ing Watkins Products, highest quality, the by-laws, for the election of a of the typical and cheapening ele­ ties and combination sets in Christ­ in the city of Sanford exclusively. that mar most Western dramas. Get an Abstract before buying A $5.00 deposit on a tyiard of directors to serve for the ments Also openings in other nearby cities. mas boxes. It is true Farmim, ns Billy Buell, Either full or part time. .Many sell­ Ford car will be placed ensuing year, to consider the advis­ property McKINNON-MARKWOOP CO. ability of increasing the capital stock fights with those wicked hardware S. O. Shinhobcr ing aids. Write today. J. R. Wat­ utensils of his and oven engages to A GIFT FOR TilE~FAMILY kins Co., Dept. 95, Memphis, Tenn. to your credit in any In the sum of $50,000.00 and to trans­ destroy an enemy by knifing him, but act such other business an may prop­ The whole family would enjoy a Contractor and Builder Sanford Bank and will erly come before the meeting. a sufficinet and highly plausible fore radio, buy at the Hof-Mac Battery WANTED—bY^ Mitiali family, comE. A. Douglass, Pres. draw interest at the re­ Co. nnd after reason is given for such Sanford.---------------------Fla. II. F. WIIITNER, pentent cook. Call at Herald office commotion. Cashier. gular rate. for informtaion. Use the Classified Page, CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS PURELY PROFESSIONAL Bringing Up Father BUSINESS DIRECTORY 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 08, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1*23 .ASSOCIATED PEESS DISPATCHES number HI Three Greatest Needs of Sanford COMPANY IN­ ____ IN SANFORD * ARAL ESTATE IJKGS AND MAGGIE ARRIVE MONDAY TO MAKEFOLKSLAUGH SPEND LARGE SUM V Readers, o f . The Sanford Herald Will High dbuM RMidcntisl Snb-divtsloft to bo Dovtl^ed But Be Entertained By “ Bringing Up Father” Comic Strip That Made McManus Famous •lin Dr. R . M. MASON 1. M said pal ownership o f pablie ■ till tie*. ~ 1. Establishment o f a park at M ill Creek. 3. A largo ppmber o f flret-elsse apartment houses. CITRUS MOVEMENT 5S HEAVIEST FOR B K REDUCTION IN THIS TIME YEAR TAXES IS URGED BY SECRETTMELLON CREATOR OF JIGGs] PRIME MINISTE* BAl ^ WAS RE-ELECTED FOR UOYDGBORGE Chtjrehill and Henimod Gw Down in Defeat—Textile Districts Vote* Over- •’ * whelmingly Against • t • Protection Pim im I l i . . . . , N--------Business Msnager of Citras Exchange • Announces that Mora Than Four Million Boxes Havo Already Bean Skipped Jiggs and Maggie are coming to .Makes Annual Report to Congreoa I B * T N f A h w Is M r n n l Sanford! And Advocates Sharp Redaction . LONDON, Dee. 7.— Prime Minister TAMPA, Dec. 7.— "Movement o f . Readers o f The Sanford Herald will Baldwin and J, Ramsay MacDonald, la lueomo T aies—Facts and 11,614 cars o f citrus fruit from Flor­ officially, moot these celebrities next labor leader wero re-elected'in, the Figuirra Giren ida thus far this season is the heav­ JHonday on the Classified page o f this English elections yesterday. “ Winston iest on record for this time o f tho newspaper. WASHINGTON, Dec., 7.-S ecretary year and is equivalent to approxi­ Spencer Churchill and Arthur Hen­ derson, prominent lahorites, were de­ Jiggs* the world famous comic char-i Mellon, in his annual report trnnsmlt- mately 1,181,040 boxes,” cays Bus’ feated. Lady Astor won. Tha Lan­ acter will bring laughk galore to Her- tcd to Congreaa today, described ness Manager C. E. Stewart o f the cashire textile manufacturing cen ter' aid reader* Georgo McManus, crea- Treasury operations under which the. Florida Citrus Exchange, in his rresiucnt Alvaro voted overwhelmingly against gov­ tor o f “ Bringing Up Father” receives nation's foreign debt had been reduced monthly report on citrus crop and George MeManils, who nuikes whosewhose power ns head of ernment's protection proposal. Her­ n princely sum each year for direct- $013,674,343 In the fiscal year 1923, the market conditions. "This vol­ This announcement was made Fri­ mlllfons happy every dny by his bert Asquith, former premier, and the Mexican republic ia waning, ing these daily laughs. . |and again urged sharp reduction in ume o f shipments constitutes about creation o f “ Bringing Up Father.” day morning follow ing the closing of according to press dispatches. now leader o f Liberal party barely Next Monday Jiggs and Maggie will' taxation baaed on rigid economy' and one-fifth of tho estimated produc­ Jiggs and Maggie will entertain a deal fo r the property. Harry Bod­ tion o f 20,000,000 boxes fo r tho en­ Five Mexican states are now in re-elected. The government party make their bow to tho people o f 3nn- barring “nuthorixntions for new and readurs o f The Snnford Herald be­ well, president o f the Bodwell Realty open rebellion against his gov­ sustained hctfvy losses. Lloyd Georg* ford who are readers of The Herald, unexpected expenditures.” The report tire season, and shipments havo been ginning next Monday. moving only about sixty days.” Company, who has been lA the city ernment. was re-elected. The standing o f par­ The Story of “Jiggs” contained a copy o f Mr. Mellon’s let fo t several daye has returned to Prov­ Florida’s citrus shipments up to ties this afternoon was, Conserva­ A quarter o f a century ago, a teach­ tor to Acting Chairman Green, of Jthc idence and it ia understood that work tives, 201; labor, 131; liberate, 100; er in the St. Louis, Mo., high School House Wnys and Means Committee, the first o f Decomber aro reported will begin at an early date. Independents, 9; Nationals, 1. stuck out her hand, and timidly 1.1- in which the Secretary said "a sol­ by Manager Stewart to bo 6,075 cars oranges und 4,939 grapefruit, a tbMr. Bodwell was first interested in diers’ bonus would postpone tax re­ year-old Georgo McManus, advanced tal movement o f 11,614 curs. Ship­ Sanfodbyr Mras.Ev m f cmfwypp) LONDON, Dec. 7.— Protection mat up tho aisle o f the schoolroom with duction not for one but for many years ments from tho stato in tho sumo its Waterloo in the British elections Sanford by Mrs. Eva Herndon, while to com e.” a picture ho had Just drawn of a period last yeftr wero 3,932 cars yesterday 1f the returns, from 158 vieiting at Daytona. It wasghis in­ youngster with a turned up nosu ami To tho usual review of official ac­ oranges und 4,151 earn grapefruit. constituencies, including fifty whort tention to invest in property % on the a generous sprinkling of freckles. tivities under his direction, Mr. Mel­ i totnl o f 8,083 cars. The total in the caifflidatrs were unopposed, ptove east coast, but Mra. Herndon wns lon attached additional argument for That was tho first time the famous .■rcaso in tills season’s shipments over Total Amount to lie Collected This Hcminolc County’s Quota is $1,000— a true lndicatoin o f the final results. able to convince him o f the still the general reduction in income taxes creator o f “ Bringing Up Father” drew those o f last year is .1,531 cars. Re­ Year is S312.2C0.98— Hooks Will Attempt to Raise Rest in greater posibilitien o f Sanford. A f­ which he has urged. Ho particularly The labor nnd liberal parties*are public attention to his work. porting on the condition o f the fru^t Clone April I Next Two Days ter several visits hero, n decision was stressed the advantage which he has running neck and neck. In the ear­ “ I expected a whale of a licking crop now on the trees nnd transport­ reached by his Arm, following his predicted would come from cutting the lier reports the liberal gains figur­ ation facilities for moving it to mar­ from the school Ma’am,” said the car­ According to figure:: given out torecommendation, to buy tho old Pace At tho banquet given at the Val­ toonist tho other (lay, “ but apparently surtax rates upon largo incomes to ket, the Exchange’s busincs man­ ed notably, but later in th* evening dny hy John D. J inkin::, county tax homestead from Mrt. Herndon, the dez Hotel lust night by tho Rotary she felt my dad could give me n sound­ u maximum o f 25 per cent, on the ager says: Inbor bognn to pull ahead. V collocttor, the amount of Htato und owner, and to develop it into a high and Kiwanis Clubs and the Chamber er thrashing, and so she jo n t thia bit ground that it would actually Increase Competent political authorities as­ “ Tho condition o f Florida’s citrus month o f November including money of Commerce, 5205 o f Seminole government Income, ns well as indi­ class residential section. sert that the conservatives can hope o f art with a few others she found crop hns been greatly improved received from the issuance o f licensrectly benefit tho public at largo by The deal was closed in the office County’s quota of 51,100, was raised in my desk to my father. luring November. Cool, dry weather on, was $48,370.57. During tho corre­ for nothing better than n three-cor­ reducing burdens on productive opera­ reported generaly throughout the o f A. P. Connelly and Sona and the for the Boy Scout Movement. sponding month o f Inst year the nered house, which would be equiva­ “ He was very quiet during supper, tion. Col. George W. Knight presided lent to defeat. consideration is said to have been state has served to rapidly color and amount received was $32,120.28. and I fancied the strap would get its The government, “ firmly establish­ 3hape up tho fruit, so that its keep­ 950,000. The old Pace Homestead is over tho banquet which was attended workout Just before bedtime. Instead Tho total nnsesccd valuation o f The mniistcr o f labor. Sir Moned on the basis o f balancing its budg­ ing and carrying qualities aro now property in Semiuoio County for the taguo Barlow, was defeated by th* loeaUid fto the shores o f Lake Mon- by a small number o f business men.' ho quietly asked: et each year," Mr. Mellon said, vustly better than they wero earlier year 1923 amounts to $5,492,207 and labor cnqdrdat* and Rear Admiral Sir i^U '*4 th* — 4 nif Vnl~n avenue, east What was lucking in. numbers, .how­ “ ‘ Did y'oifdo that?’ ‘ ’ ever, was moro than made up in en­ brought the national debt, once at a in the season. Tho crop still to be the amount of taxes to bo collected o f the city. The property ie high and Reginald H«l!. c h jffo r g «g !z e r ,p rf t k * “ I.admitted it, and without a word figure o f over 926,000,000,000, down.to .moved from .the state ia not only totals $342,260.98. Many people took conservative party, also had tw dry snd'AtaMnfchd* a .woryiorful view thusiasm. Mr. Knight introduced as the first speaker or the evening J. tio went out o f the house. Tho next q total of $22,082,209,000 on October the largest, but 0110 o f the best in advantage o f tho two per cent dis­ of Lake Monroe and the 8L Johns down his flag'. C. Morris, scout executive o f Or­ morning my father told mo to get on 81. Tho record, he said was one quality that Florida hus ever had. count ofered to those who paid thoir river. It contains SO acres. Churehill lando. Following Mr. Morris wns Karl my hat and coat and go down to tho brought about “ only by the most rigid ‘Tho supply o f refrigerator cars taxes during November, During De­ It Is anr*>unccd that work will be­ Lehmann, secretary o f tho Orange St. Louis Republic to work. Ho had On the other aide, Winston Church­ economy and tho application of busi­ has not been suflcient to meet the cember, Mr. Jinklns said, a discount gin within a fow weeks on tho act­ County Chamber of Commerce. brought tho freckled drawing to the ness principles to the government’s fi­ ncavy demand for this clans o f equip­ o f ono per cent wil bo given on all ill powerful influence in the the liberal ual development o f tho property al­ Mr. Lehmann’s remarks were tak­ editor, and it made a hit. I worked nance.” On the present basis o f taxa­ ment, ocusionod by the increased vol­ tuxes paid. party, lost his game fight at Leices­ though the company will not come en up with the importance o f boy fo r a year a# $5 a week, and then , , Mr. J inkins further announced to­ ter to a laobrlte. tion nnd expenditure, he cited an esti­ ume of the Florida citrus moverhent into possession o f the entire estate scout work and what is being done by was given a dollar raise. That was Lady Astor will again represent mated Treasury surplus next July of during the latter part o f November. day that tho tax boks will close April at once due to the fact that some the central Florida Council o f which 21 yearn ago, and I’ve been drawing tho Sutton division o f Plymouth in about $.129,000,000, and a possible Shippers ia muny instances are be­ 1 us required by law. leaaes are atill effective. Mr. Morris is the executive head cartoons ever since. paraliamcnt. She defeated her old op­ ing compelled* to accept ventilated surplus in the year after o f $395,000,­ “ When I was. 21, I came to New 000. Mra. Herndon is cnthusiatsic over and which comprises the six counties cars. Several northern railroads huvo ponent, Capt. Brennan, by nearly the great possibilities for develop­ o f Seminole, Orange, Brevard, Lake, York, and drew comics for tho New 3,000 votea. Several o f the other “ High taxation,” the report con- announced their anual embargoes on York World. You remember ‘ Panment o f thia property and believes Volusia and Osceola. citrus shipments in ventilated box women candidates, however, *rer* . „ r. » 1 it , r* r» i» * , t nued, “ even if levied upon an ocon. care in territories subject to freeze, Mr. Lehmann further pointed out handle Pete,’ ‘ Let George Do It;’ and that the coming o f Mr. Bodwell’a defeated.. ' « j omlc basis affects the prosperity of SAVANNAH, Dec. 7 .-F in e s to­ and this ruling has nccissitated the company will mark another import­ that the budget for carrying on the twenty other comics that I drew dur­ I-ast night’s returns have been the country, because in its ultimate transfer of many shipments from taling $150,500 were assessed and from the cities where the labor unions ant stop in tho growth and develop­ work of this council for 15 months ing that time and since. The others analysis the burden of all taxes rests is 58,500. Orange County's quota is pass out o f memory of the average ventilated to refrigerator cars on terms o f imprisonment wore given arc strong. Today’s report* from ment o f the city. 511,100 but it was voluntarily raised' readers o f funny page. They all ask: only in port upon the individual *or tho road to market, a situation 25 defendants in tho recent liquor tho country may change the complex­ property taxed. It ia borne by the ulti­ to $1,000 and in two days one half 'How did you strike the popular char­ which Invariably works to the det­ smuggling clean up. Fred Uuar, Sr., ion o f the contest. mate consumer. High taxation means uf that umount was raised. was lined $10,000 and sentenced to riment o f tho shippers." acters of Jiggs and M aggie?’ The country wotcra generally lean a high price level and high cost of one yenr in federni penitentiary; Fred "It was this way: Indelibly in my Acording to Mr. Lehmann saveral “ Exceptionally heavy citrus fruit to conservatism. Thus far there has living. It can safely be said that reo f the huger cities in the state such mind since childhood remains the picshipments for this time o f the year Haa, Jr,, William H. Haar, Carl Haur, been no chanco to judge as to what , ___ . n .„ n .. . , T • . 'duction in the income tax reduces cx(Dr The AMoclated Fre«»> ac Tampa, Jacksonville ami Miami turo o f old Bdly Barry, the best Irish _ . . . .. _ ^ . have served to flood many markets, Richard Bniley, C. C. Tuten, J. F. Wil­ effect Premier Baldwin’s promised it , , 1, , , ; . .penses not only o f the (,000,000 inSANFRANCISCO, Cal., Dec., 7.— have councils of their own but be­ ccmedian o f his day. My dad was in ' . . resulting in u marked decrease in liams, Sam Goldberg, J. H. Thomas, subsidies to tho farmers has had. .. . . . _ Icome taxpayers but of the entire 110,Motion picture plants o f Los Angeles cause of the amount o f money involv­ tho show business, nnd I used to see , ... c , . » prices,” says Mr. Stewart in discus­ Homer Evans were fined $10,000 each Henderson Loses. t> T (000,000 people o f the United States." are ready to pull up stakes and go ed and the luck of a sufficient num­ Barry sing present citrus market condi­ and sentenced two years imprison­ in his play quite often. I re-i r ' Arthur Henderson secretary o f the elsewhere according to Joseph Sche- ber of boys to cuiry 011 the work in member every detail o f that play. It to ^ e reduction in the surtax tions. “ This condition is particularly ment. C. Graham Haughn, attorney, labor party, lost his scat for East nck, Motion picture producer and hus­ uny one town or county, the six ia practically the same as “ The Auc-|ratc* Mr. Me,,on that tho history true with reference to oranges, up- was fined $15,000 and sentenced two Newcastle, to Sir R. W. Aske, liber­ band o f Norma Talmadgc, who was counties already mentioned were tloneer’ o f today with the change o f.°^ taxation throughout the world ln- proimatelyx 5,700 curs o f which were years. Others were given penalties. al. in this city today. He declared pro­ grouped together. The work carried thc leading character. The character! dicated lhat “ n>eah» have always shipped from the stato during No­ This is ono o f the most significant ducers were not wholly influenced by on in these counties thus far has portrayed by Barry is the Jiggs o f *,ccn ^ound hy the ingenuity o f the cit- vember, an extraordinary record. liberal gains, as Newcastle is a labor tho attitude o f the Loa Angeles city been very good and results obtained today, and his wife Maggie is the • « " to avoid taxes inherently exccs“ During the middle o f the past stronghold. Henderson’s majority in government but that many of them have been the best, he further said. surao leading actress in that play, sive.” It wns significant, he said, that month grapo fruit prices suffered the bye-election of 192.1 was 4,384. Following the rnising o f the $205 They used to have a poker game every *he large incomes reported for taxa- greutly because o f the inability of had been thinking of moving for some ATLAN TA, Dec. 7.— WlUUm Lee from those present, a number o f men night 0^9:15, and there were people tion were decreasing in number each o f jobbers and dealers to move tho time. Asquith Keturqa Seat. ngreed to devote n part o their time ip St. Louis who would flock into that year, Ihoje over $300,000 being 246 greenish und immature fruit shipped Pophuni, Mayor of Apalachicola and LONDON, Dec. 7^-H erbcrt II. for the next two days to help raise self styled oyster king of Florida, has house just to see the real poker that in ,1921 as compared with 395 the early in the season. This situation is Asquith, leader of the reunited liber­ the remainder of the quota. been denied all mail privilcgesct* ac­ was played. It was one of those year before. The estates o f tho weal­ slowly clcarling up, and there is now al party, weathered the, storm which cording to order received by local games where the players carried thy, he pointed out, were flowing into a slightly improved inquiry for seemed to threaten to ujucat hint at DAYTON, Ohio, Dee. 7.—John A. postal officials from thu postmastertax exempt securities. The Treasury furit, which may result in u butter bricks and axes for emergencies. 1’uisley, retaining his mtpibership in MaCready in a lapere biplane hopped general at Washington. Fophain is “Jt's the public which makes a actuary, he continued, estimated that demand und higher pjrices, provided the house by * votq uf u,723 against off at 10 o'clock from McCook Field under federal indictment charged with shipments ure not materially increas­ comic successful. I tried out a doxen, the reduction o f the surtax to tho 7,977 polled by J. M. Blggar, labor. in an attempt to set a new world’s using mails to defraud. * until ‘ Bringing Up Father1 struck tho 25 per cent maximum against a pres­ ed in the next few weeks. Mr. Asquith’s victory was duo to altitude record. The following additional subscrip­ ppoular fancy. That was a few years ent maximum ranging up to 50 per ”lh e general range o f prices for tho labor voto being split* tho second tions to the building fund o f the ago when I Joined the Hearst organ­ cent, would actually increase by 19261Florida oranges ut»tho close o f No­ labor candidate polling 3.685. OthorHoly Cross Episcopal Church were ization.” \ , th* amounts which the government Ivcmber wns about $2 to |4 per .box wise Mr. Asquith would have been reported by tho committee this morn­ “ Jiggs” and “ Moggie” now make receives, tho lesser rate being more delivered with pructically no demand defeated. Tho fourth candidate, th* ing: millions laugh in both hemispheres. than compensated for by the addi­ from auction centers and very few * *1 __________ PETERSBURG, Va., Dec. 7.- A conservative, Shaw, polled 7,758. market sales. The general range iff F ir the church fund: Class B, S. It is even published in Shsnghsi, tional volume o f tax paid. check up today revealed that $37,063 NEW ORLEANS, Dec., 7 .-U n ited E. Barret; Class C. S. A. Houston; Mr. Mellon advocated also thq re­ prices for grapefruit was fr»m $2.25 Chins. Tho man who is responsible was secured by the lone bandit, who cotton building, a three story struc­ Class D, E. D. Mobley. * Too Much Fog. to $4 per box delivered und fur tang­ fo r it is the highest-paid comic artist duction of federal taxation on estates was secured by the lone bandit,'who ture on Gravier street between BaLONDON. Dec. 7 .- T h e man in th* erines ut the close o f thu month For the Parish Houso only: Class in the world. He makes hte home in after death, on tho ground that this late yesterday robbed the express car!street could not learn how the elecronne and Dryadea stroets and several $2.75 to $1.5U delivered. New York, and is at his desk regu­ tax was taken “ not out o f income A. C. W. Stokes. on the Norfolk and Western train cn-| tiuns came out last night because small adjoining buildings, were de­ 'Considering the greut volume of larly every day. Ho enjoys the pro­ but out of capital,” with cumularoute from Norfolk to Richmond. stroyed by fire this morning! It is there was too much fog. Tens o f fruit it has boon called upon to fession of amusing people. His con­ Continued on page 0. believed the loss would reach $500,000. thousands turned out to see tho re­ handle and the inability o f retailers versation bubbles with the same humor! turns flashed on screens and moving to move their stocks with sufifeient that characterizes his cartoons. Hei electric ticker tapes. But just as th* rapidity, the trude generally has co­ sees fun in everything, even in thq first returns were coming in vast NEW YORK, Dec. 7 .-F o r e ig n ex­ operated very well in tho marfxtMOSBACH, BADEN, Dec. 7 , - A many penalties of the reputation he clouds o f the heaviest fog in years changes broke. sharply at the open­ ing o f Florida citras crop. The im­ sentence of thro years fo r Corliss has gained, as tho world's greatest, ing o f today’s stock market on British settled down upon the entire metropproved color, maturity and keeping cartoonist. PITTSBURG, Kans., Dec. 7.—Two Griffis, of Hamilton, Ohio, was re­ election returns. Demand sterling olist, und in a few minutes thy man in If it appears on the want ad qualities o the fruit shipped'during “ This la the latest,” he said the [ commended by states attorney Nebcl men were killed and two injured when dropped nearly four cents to 4.33 and the street could hardly recognize his page o f Tho Herald today, the latter part o f November have other day, selecting a letter from a 1. San Francisco freight train stfuck for an attempt to kidnnp Grover pile, o f correspondence on his desk, French Francs slumped 10 1-2 points wife at th:* end o f his arm, let alone you will receive two free greatly lessened the complaints o f Cleveland Bcrgdoll. He declared the the car in which they wero rising tickets to the performance at the trado in these re:q»ectj noted to 5.22 cents. Other continental ex­ the setren oq tho building across th* * o f “ The New York American has just American government was *back at Zlncville near Car Junction, Miss­ changes yielded in sympathy. way. . . The Milan* Theatre tonight. enrlicr in the season.” the attempt and that Griffis should! been asked by this chap to decide a ouri, this morning. You may be the lucky one. be thankful he i.-aa’ not lynched by j wager, n o bet that Gsorge McManus Head thoroughly the little Turkeys have been in cold storitgc CICAGO. Dec. 7.— Whcnt, Decem­ Wh.it will you give your w ife? Wa infuriated citizens in the night o f the [la a horse-thief and a murderer, *ervWhat will you give your husband want ads. 12 months so it isn’t too Into to have ber 1.0-1 7-8; May, 1.10 5-8 to 3-4; corn sugge :t a pool uf -silk thread to atteinpt. Bergdoll’s special counsel ir.g a life term, and is sending his for Christmas. eLt us suggest three May, 75 jo 1-8; Oats, May 46 to 1-8.- match yaur iilk cocks. your last year’s turkey. urged an even heavier sentence. dully comic strips from the jug.” | dozen ash trays. One o f the largest end moat im* portent, real . *«t«t* developments in the- histery o f Betiford haa been aasored In the. aale.. o f the old Pace houeateod,. on Lake Monroe, to the Bodwell Realty Company, o f Provi­ dence, R .' t . Large sums o f money will be jipent .. hi ;transforming the property in to^ n * e f the highest cla n residential subdivision! in the state. MONEY WAS RAISED LAST NIGHT F O R SCOUT MOVEMENT COUNTY AND STATE FAXES COLLECTED TOTAL $48,376.57 Liquor Smugglers Draw Fines And Prison Terms j Motion Picture Plants To Leave Los Angeles Popham Is Denied Use Of Mails By The Gov. MaCready Attempts Altitude Record More Subscribers to Church BuUding Fund Lone Bandit Gets Away With Big Sum of Money $500,000 Buildings Destroyed by Fire Three-Year Sentence Urged For C. Griffis Freight Train Kills Two And Injures One MARKET REPORT Watch for Your Name • _; «. * 7 .,. •. - J n | �I.! BE PBBPARBD FOR COUGHB NOTICE '•' Do not v a l tootll aa attack o f •‘Bo’* U upon you. Taka caro o f the llttlo eotrgn or cold and prevent the big Nolle* Is hereby given the pub? ( Continued from page 1. of the Treasury which has my un­ one, or an attack of “ flu." Dear lr qualified approval. A very great serv­ ice coald bo rendered through imme­ Wind Foley'a Money and T«r. tho aafi diate enactment of legislation reand »uro remedy fo r cougiys colda, Important Issue Includes Pretlslea Ueving the peoplo o f tome o f the bur­ bronchical and throat trouble* and for Golf Course, Athletic Field den o f taxation. Of all services which cqurfha rooulting frooa “ flu/’ Foley'a end Sewerage Extension —George W. Knight W ill Preside the Congress can render to the coun­ Honey and T sr—the largest aelHng .rEverything is in readiness for the try, I have no hesitation in declaring cough remedy fa the #orId—free from Tho $100,000 bond Issue for the Bhy Scout banquet that is to b? giv- this one to be paramount.” opiates. Get tho genuine—refuse sub­ city o f Sanford which was voted ht tonight at 7.30 o’clock at tho Val­ stitutes. (adv.) The President prefaced his message upon and pssed on Octbber 0, wjll des H otel with a tribute, to President Harding, be ofered for sale next Wednesday, The meeting Is being sponsored by the Rotary Club assisted by the Kt- declaring "the world knew his kind­ December 12, it was anounced to­ •i .wants Club and the Chamber o f Com­ ness and his humanity, his greatness day. and that "he has and his character, merce. It la being given in an e f­ This issue o f bonds is to t>rovida fort to stimulate interest in behalf made Justice more certain and peace funds as follow s: $40,000 for pur­ of the Boy Scout movement and to more secure." chase Of the g o lf course atari the ball to rolling for Rom"He is gone," Mr. Coolidgc said, which nt present is owned by the iaole County to go over the top in "W e remain. It is our duty under the Sanford Country Club, $35,000 for rfiaing ita quota ot $1,100'f o r tho inspiration o f his example to take up the construction o f an athletic field, Prescnted by. the burdens which he was permittad $70,000 for tho extension o f the sew­ Junior Class Col. George W. Knight, president to lay down, and to develop and sup­ erage system nrtd $5,000 to reim­ o f the Rotary Club, will preside. The port the wise principles o f govern­ burse tho city fo r money advanced to of High School principal speaker fo r tho evening ment which ho represented.” purchase the library site. uftl be Karl Lehman, o f Orlando, It is believed that there will be a From this basis the President then The air ia full o f things. You qeeretary o f the Orange County launched upon his recommendation! number o f b iddera for this issue louldn’t miss. G et a Radio. {chamber o f Commerce, who Is very number of bidders for this issue which, in addition to those relative much interested In this work and bonds will bring a gooc price. A pe­ Who will speak upon that subject. to taxation, world court, transporta­ culiar fact about the recent election tion and soldier, legislation included: 1923 * which was carried by a largo major­ Government operation o f the war- ity was that in botn ballot boxes pro­ built merchant marine until shipping vided for the election tho vote was conditions are such as to allow it to earied 3-1. Two ballot boxes were be disposed *of advantageously. nccesary in order to make the elec­ Strengthening o f the Coast Guard tion valid. The state law on the sub­ ject states that only freeholders * UNIER8ITY OF FLORIDA, Dec. te combat rum smuggling; rigid reg­ should v ote’ while the Sanford* char­ ulation o f tho major sources o f liquor This space donated by Be— The University o f Florida loon ter states that every voter may cast production; suppression of interstate * will have a first clans Normal School HILL LUMBER CO. a bollot. In order to clear the mat- REGULAR meals served at Tho on the campus running six school ses- traffic in liquor and promotion o f re­ ter o f any legal cnViglcmcnt, two Phconix, single meals, by the day Slogs a year, according to information spect' for law. votes were taken with the result 0r week. Try them. Advertisement givsn out by J. W. Norman, Dean of Continuation o f the policy o f re­ that both were earied by the same the Teachers’ College. The winter strictive immigration, with immi­ ratio. THE PAINT WE SELL * term will consist o f four semesters o f grants to be selected abroad, nnd the As son ns tho money Is available IS . nine weeks each, and the summer immediate registration of all aliens. following the purchase o f tho bonds, Strengthening rather thnn weak­ term o f two semesters o f six weeks ening o f the army nnd navy, with ad­ steps will be taken immediately to each. enrry out the program mapped out "T o carry this program into e f­ ditional airplanes for the army; more by the city for the acquiring of an fect,” says Dean Norman, "it will submarines for tho navy, nnd In­ athletic field, g olf course; and the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. IT DOES NOT CRA€K, PEEL, V be necessary to effect the following creased defenses for the Panama etension ofx the sewerago sys­ Bids will bo received at the office NOR BLISTER, OR CHALK changes: (a ) Remodel Peabody Hall, Canal. tem. * o f tho Superintendent o f Public In­ Action under private ownership of OFF making use o f all space available, (b ) struction until 10 o’clock A. M., De­ A Full Line o f Kalsomine, Varnlshcu Provide separate instructors for coal mines that will obtain grenter For quick results try a wnnt ad. cember 18th, 1923, fo r the furnishing and Stains freshmen and sophmoren in all de­ continuity of production and greater o f materials and labor for the partial public protection agninst “ unbearably partments . (c ) Build a $150,000 dor­ SOLD ONLY BY finishing of basement of High School mitory for women between Peabody high" prices along the lines of the Addition, Sanford, Seminole County, Hall and the A. T. O. house, (d ) recommendations laid down by the in accordance with the plans and Federal Coni Commission. (nr The Aaaorlatrit Prraa) Malta the Teachers’ Collpgo co-cduspecifications as prepared by Elton J. Relief for the farmer through lower BERLIN, Dec. 6— The Reich­ eatlohal. WELAKA BUILDING Moughton, Architect. stag voted articles first and sec­ “ When the library moves into its taxes and freight rates; cheaper fer­ Plans nnd specifications may be ond o f the government’s full new quarters, and the attic in Pea­ tilizers, greater organization which obtained from the office of tho Arch­ would permit reduction of the wheat power bill separately and then body Hall is completed,” continued itect, First Nationnl Bank Building, acreage; diversification of farming; the Nationalists announced that Dr. Norman, “ the teachers’ college encouragement in the formation of Sanford. before the bill as a whole was will havo sixteen class rooms, making T. W. LAWTON, put up for vote they would leave it possible to accommodate from 750 co-operative mnrkcting organizations; Supt. Public Instruction. continuation o f government loans, and the Reichstag. A discussion en­ to 1,000 students." 12.1-8-11-15 i assistance in exportation through the sued an to whether the final vote "The urgent need for a first clnss War Finance Corporation. should be postponed. tformal School in Florida is only too Sale of Muscle Shoals together with obvious when we consider the start­ a location for an auxiliary steam BRADENTOWN, Dee. 6.— Rev. ling fact that the 1923 Research Buiplant nnd rights o f way for a power Isaac C. Jenkins, of Gainesville, lstln o f the National Education Asso­ wan elected secretray o f the ciation places Florida lower than any line so that the agriculture of the Florida .Methodist conference, other state in percentage o f trnined nation may get greater supply am' which opened formally today. teachers—certainly an unenviable lower cost of fertilizer, with the sale Bishop Ainsworth presiding. Sub­ potitionj" say those hero who have price o f the properties not a major mission of various committee re­ consideration. given the matter much thought. Anti-lynching legislation, addition­ port occupied a large part of the Although all members o f the fac­ sension. al appropriations for vocational train­ ulty and a majority o f the students are in favor o f co-education, the plan ing in agriculture for negroes, and 1NDIANOPOL1S. Dec. 6.— 2 per cent discount allowed if paid has hot yet met approval o f the di­ creation of n commission of whites Governor .McCray’s retirement and negroes "to formulate a better in November and 1 per cent discount rectors. Since 90 per cent o f the from office will be sought as 'n if paid In December. school teachers in Florida nre women, policy for mutual understanding and result of- his involved financial S non-co-educational normal school confidence.” ALFRED FOSTER, City Tax affairs, Clyde Walb, state chair­ Extension of Civil Service to the would be of little valuo, it is believed Collector, by E. Hoy, D. C. man, declared, after a number probhibition enforcement field forces here. Mon. Thurs, 12-20-lCtc. o f eonferencen with party leaders. exclusive o f the members o f the pres­ ent force and placing in the classi­ NEW YORK,. Dec. 6.— William RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDNEY fied civil service of postmasters of J. Jackson, o f San Antonio, Texas, the first, second nnd third classes. PILLS Ths City Commission has ordered "Y our medicine ’ worked a mirnclc form er secretary of the Ajax Opening o f intra-coastal water­ a brand new motor ladder truck fot ways; control of the flow! wnters of Rubber Company, who was in­ for me,” writes Mrs. C. Biron, 140 the Arc department o f this city at n tho Mississippi nnd Colorado Rivers; Fayette Street, Lynn Mass. “ I was dicted last Tuesday on charge of cost of npproxihmntely $5,500. The construction of the Great l,«kes-Ht. all run down had a cough all winter, stealing stock certificates with machine, one o f the latest types o f I^iwrcnce wntorway ami power proalso kidney trouble nnd after taking fare value of $175,000, has return­ a few boxes o f your medicine my ladder trucks, was ordered from the ed to town nnd will surrender American IjiFrnnce Fire Company. cr development o f the Northeastern cough nnd backache lytft me. I can this afternoon to district attor­ cut and sleep well. I canvass and The new addition to the (ire equip­ state. ney, his counsel said. recommend it at every house 1 enter. ' ment of Hanford will arrive here Creation of n commission of judges ■bout February 1, it was announced apd lawyers Among the many suggested reme­ Prompt relief secured from kidney and federal tqday and when it is added to the court procedure dies for suasickness is tho drinking bladder irritations, rhcumutic pains through using Foley Kidney I’ ills. In­ equipment now owned by the city, Limitation on child labor through of a glass o f sea water. sist on the genuine— refuse substit­ will make the Hanford lire fighting constitutional amendment. utes. (adv.) apparatus one of the best in the Try a want nd— they get results. Regulation of highway constrction stale for a city o f this size. nnd reforestation. Along with its endeavor to keep Relief to occupants of reclamation tho Hanford fire department well projects by empowering the Secretary equipped with adequate apparatus, |of the Interior to suspend, readjust the commission ordered, and has re­ und reassess ail charges against water ceived 500 feet of fire hose at n cost users. o f $700, . - In addition to these nnd n score more o f recommendations, relatively o f less importance, Mr. Coolidge dis­ cussed foreign debts, declaring him­ Imported Anehovy I'aste, Russian Caviar, Crosse and Black­ self against cancellation und for a reasonable adjustment in accordance well's Assorted I'ickles, Pickled Walnuts nnd * Tjjrragon The Hnnford-Mt. Dora road will lie with the principle adopted for the widened, making a road bed 21 feet Vinegar British debt, nnd announced he would with the road 15 fert in width, as a oppose recoiignition of Russia so long HUNGARIAN I'AI'IUKA clay or shell shoulder three feet or Kb as the ruling regime refuses to rec­ each side of the usphalt will be add­ French and Norweigaq Sardines, Soused Mackerel nnd ognize the right o f private ownership ed, occroding to the take County Cit­ and the debt contracted by Russia Keppered Herring izen. The holes in the usphalt are after the overthrow of the Czar.# being repaired now, und as soon ns Imported Rocquefort, Swiss and Limbergcr Cheese the clay road leading out o f HorrenShefTord Cream Cheese to to the Orange county line is com­ plete the thirty-three convicts will be Canned Brussell Sprouts, French Spinuch. Rhuburd nrtd transferred to the Hnnford-Mt. Dora road and will stuy on the job until Asparagus . AT THE MILANE. this stretch of read from Mount Doru FOR QUALITY, SERVICE. COURTESY The -Stetson Glee Club, accom­ to the Wekiwn river is completed. It will then Ik* up to Heminole county to panied by the Htetson orchetra, will • Phones 210 und 211 put shoulders on their K-foot brick giro an entertainment at the Miiane road from the river on to the Ddand tonight for the benefit of the Broth­ turn and when that is accomplished el hood o f St. And.ew. There will bo we wiH have a fine road from Mount more than lot) voices in the chorus Dura to Hanford, which will do won. and tit * mangnnunt o f the Milnnc is I. L). MARTIN, Proprietor ders to develop** the <;o'.intry ia be­ fjin h h iiq ; th theatre without cart for the bciiellt of the orngniration. tween these two thriving cities. State University - Is to Have First . Class Normal School ilc, that a toll .will be charged it the TltnsriBa Ferry for mainfateaace of the road, on and after December 5th, 1923 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Entire Proceeds go to Brotherhood T IG H T C O U G H S Tbs hard chunks of phlegm that dog mr threat and nose when you bars tight cough make your breathing dlf■nit and yonr throat bard tonenl. alee the phlegm by the quick, easy id safe way. Thke Leonardos Cough min fCreoeoted), This pleasant ugh remedy relieves, soothes and « u . It U antiseptic, opens the air linage*, cuts the phlegm and protects id lungs. Best, saint and surest nwdjr for eokls, coughs, grippe, bron- High School Auditorium Admission 35c o f S t Andrew Prices 25 and 60 Centa For m ore than fifteen years a u cce a ra team owners in d ie South h a re pinned their faith t o •" Old Beck Sweet Feed Experience has proves it to be the feed which perfectly supplies the energy and powar for heavy pulling team* It's fust good cpnv oats, alfalfa and molasses. , Old Beck is now o| bright green color due to using a special sugar cane molasses which is better than either blackstrap or beet syrup, ft won't get sour. It is mada by EdgarMovgaw C o a p a q W s sail It ’Pnooa or call (or ptfaaa as SANFORD PAINT STORE Elm Avenue nnd Commercial Phone 94 Take advantage of the new Ford Weekly Pur­ chase Plan today, and get started toward the ownership of a Ford car. City Tax Books Open November 1st, for the payment of 1923 Taxes. Commission Orders Motor Ladder Truck YOU W ILL FIND IT A GOOD PLACE TO SAVE MONEY ON M EN ’S AN D SHOES, LADIES’ AN D BOYS’ COATS, COATS, DRY SUITS, DRESSES, CHILDREN’S GOODS AND H OSIERY. , IN FACT, YOU W ILL FIND W H AT FO R YOU A R E LOOKING AT A GOOD SAVING, DURING THIS SALE. Sanford-Mt. Dora Road to Be Improved Soon AMUSEMENTS First Street, Welaka Hindi �Law Factories Expensive Where Do You Stand? Senator Arthur Capper of kansas is reported by the TimesUnion to be out of patience with the law factories o f the country "working over time,’ 1 and figures are given to show that 179,908 new laws' have been proposed to congress during the last sixteen years and that 132,000 new .laws have been enacted by congress and state legislatures during this period. The cost of this legislation is figured at four billion dollars pej year, a large sum for the tax payers to pay. Senator Capper says: We are the greatest low-creating nation in the world, ivm caim oiv n at k h i On* T«»r.......17.00. Six Month* 13.BO . and/at the present time, perhaps, are the least law-abiding. |>*1lv*rM) In City by Carrier per w*«k ■The one fact may in a measure be the reason for the other. lie. Weekly Edition II Ter Tear A s a further consequence, every tenth person in the United IPRCML BOTICS: All obituary States, we are told, holds some kind of a federal, 'state, county notice*, card* of thanks, resolutions and notice* of entertainment* where or local job. Largely on account o f the multiplicity of lows chars** are made, will b* charged for and the efTort to enforce them, we are taxed four billion dol­ at nsnlar advertising rates lars a year to pay the salaries o f public officials. Which M U U R T H E A S S O C IA T E D F R E S H The Associated Tress Is exclusively should indicate to us that the more expensive of the two entitled to the use for republlcatlon of processes is the enforcing, not the making, of laws. Better all new* dispatches credited to it or not olhsrwlse credited In thlk nnner enforcement of the laws we have, and far fewer new laws and also the local newa published is another and most potent way to save the taxpayer's money herein. AllHlghta of rc-publlc«Uun of special dispatches herein ere also re* and to enjoy more efficient government. served. Taxpayers will agree with the senator but just the same this congress will not doubt pass hundreds of laws. The next ? . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 state legislature will do likewis and the taxpayer will pay the bin. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Law enforcement should be the serious question for conSEEK TODAY— Seek ye Itio Lord sideration today, but just how far will this congress go in this while he may he found, call ye upon direction ?him while he it near.— Isfiah 55 :G. Miami and St. Petersburg are flooded with tourists. Sanford should be ready to take care of the over­ flow. Considering the state of Ger­ many's finances there la something perfectly appalling in selecting a chancellor named Marx.— New York Tribune. The dispatches say that Coolidge will base his race on his record alone. Now wouldn't that be a baseless thing to d o? o---------Every man wants the top down when he rides in on automobile. Every woman wants It Uf. You al­ most never see an automobile with the top down.— Ed Howe. --------- o---------There have been ju s t enough an­ nouncements for the gubernatorial race to make the voto dangerously divided. The winner may be a dark hone or a black sheep. Keep a record o f ail the improve­ ments being made in Sanford. Can you realize what they all mean to this city? With a . yncht basin, larger docking facilities for the Clyde Line, Improved lake front, how fast win OOe city grow ?......................... Lake County is doing the wise thing by employing an engineer to keep up their road system. It’s poor policy for a county to spend n fortune on good roads and then let them take care o f themselves. Protect Your Signature Asheville Citizen For Christmas. American citizens who refuse to tako serously the efforts o f Faderal and State Governments to enforce the prohibition Inwo will find ma­ terial fo r sober thought in Commis­ sioner Haynes’ report on the number of officers killed and injured while attempting to uphold the law. In 15 months ending with September 13, 15 prohibition agents l ist their lives and 58 were wounded in battles with blockaders and bootleggers. Fifteen men wont to their deaths in line o f duty against the virtual rebellion o f other citizens against Here's the collection to date, Can you add to it? 1 envy Adam For his Eve; She never giggled In her sleeve. — St. Augustine Record. I envy Noah For his urk; It nevQr lacked A place to park. — Macon Telegraph. I envy Balaam For his nss; lie never had to Buy it gas. — Tampa Tribune. And Moses, how I Envy him, When Pharaoh's daughter Came to swim. — II, II. T. I envy Cleo For her barge; Sho never faced A speeding charge. — Hyde Park Girl. I envy Ben Hur For his four; He never had to Slam the door. — Another H. P. (i. And Puul Revere You must admire; He never got a Busted tire. — Jacksonville Times-Union. And there’s Quixote With his nag; He never bought a • License tag. — Tampa Tribune. And Androcles, Whose faithful lion A rug would make For me to lie on. the law o f tho nation; thoy gavo their lives for freedom and selfgovernment, although their sacrifi­ ces were made in time o f pcaco. Are you giving aid and com fort to open enemies o f your town, city, otate or National Government? You may believe that the prohibition amendment Is a bad law and that tho Volstead Aact should bo amend­ ed. But, uqtU it is nmended, the line is clearly drawn between those who stand for law and those who resort to lawlessness. On which side o f the tine nre you! A ll fruit from our LARGE B O X ................. $3.00 1-2 BOX i...............................................$1.75 FAMILY SIZE...................... ....$1.00 GONZALES G R O CER Y 108 E. First Street Capper’s Weekly Although they continue to make do not sign these resolutions on the a poor mouth and say they really dotted lino and mail copies to their can’t help anybody, the railroads will representatives— that serving as well mnItc enouRh tIlis ycar t0 Pa>' Fcr as any other bogey. But what the trustful commercial ccnt on cvcry share o f stock they have outstanding, if business continues as bodies, which amiably addpb ‘'these good fo r the final months. That is resolutions, fall to sue' apparently what their reports to tho Interstate is that by subscribing to them they Commerce Commission indicate1. A t |are signing up for twu more years of the same time the carriers are spend­ higher-than-war freight rates and at ing a quarter o f a billion dollars more the same time arc giving their tacit for maintenance than they have over approval to a continuance o f the sospent before in the same length o f callcd guaranty clause of the act, sec­ tim. And still the roads are leaving tion 15-A, by which these high rates, no stone unturned to fnsten their ex ­ based on a very liberat valuation, nre cessive rntes on the public for a long maintained. time to come, if not indefinitely. This is u slap in the face for every Large and small-town chambers of country town's best customer, the commerce arc being asked by the farmer, who at terrible sacrifice to roads to pass a prepared set o f reso­ himself has for net i )y three years lutions -in which this paragraph con­ paid these excessive rates to ship tains the real milk in the cocoanut: ship his iess-than-cost products to ha Xu Xu that tho present net of mnrkct, when he could nctuully snvo Congress, known ns the Trnnsporta- money by letting them rot. He hns tion Act, has not been given n suf-j done this to help the railroads to their ficient trial, and that it Is the be- j feet which now ore so redundant to lief of this chamber that a trial o f at help him. least two yearn more should be given! Chambers of Commerce1 with interbefore any material amendments to cat in the welfare of the town's best the act are made. customer—the farmer—will not be­ Business men nre told they nre in come cat’s-paws to drag railroad renl danger o f having government! chestnuts out of tho fire1, ownership thrust upon them if they chcst'-Zshi fe ’ O /4 noth e r re a so n whyD oors o n B uick ca rs d o s e firm ly and donol rattle, ^ h e re a r e two ru bber bu m p ers and a dovetail Joint w hich ta k e th e strain o f f th e d o o r lock and pre­ vent w eaving in a n y d ir e c tio n Several days ago Thq Herald published an Associated Press dispatch giving a story of the high cost of forgers to the United States and the information also that Florida stands near the top of the list in numbers of forged checks passed. Swindlers arc organized on a nation-wide basis and business men should be most careful in protecting themselves. Confid­ ence men and wire-tappers are likewise organized and are active in Florida during the "season,” working hnnd in hand with forg­ ers. The depositor, not the bank is responsible when forgers occur. The bnnks are however warning their clients with statements such ns the following recently sent out by a New York bank: Lock up blank checks and cancelled vouchers. Write checks with safety ink or with cheekwriter that shreds and impregnates the paper with the amount in acid-proof ink in two colors. Start the written nmount of chock as close as possible to the left hand margin, drawing heavy parallel lines through unfilled space, and a minimum o f space between figures. Use only alteration-proof check paper. Destroy all checks marred in drawing. Never issue checks to, unvouched for strangers, or to "cash” or “ bearer.” Do not sign blank checks. Scrutinize all certified checks. Friday is one of the seven dny.s on Be careful how and where you sign checks. which it is considered unlucky to buy State Press Comment Endorse checks you deposit to the order of bank of deposit, too much stuff on credit. making it impossible for them to be checked by' a thief without alteration. Orlando Reporter Star: When Or­ A little precaution which soon becomes routine may save you lando reads o f tho total loss by (Ire, Dancing develops the mtisclen, a great deal of trouble— and money. in Sanford, o f the Church o f the That’s settled. Now if it would only ---------------- o----------------- We pack and ship. own groves. Railroads Working up “ Sentiment” -B u ick is th e Standard°/Comparison SIXES FW* P am ncer Tourlnc $12* J Three r««*m c*r Sport T w oP aw rntrr Rowhtcr 1279 K o . J o c r .................. V W sP au cn irrtltdtn . 20®J Four P».renCrr Sport r i» « P u r e n * r r Double Touru.g . . . . Service Sedan . . . 16®S „ 4 , „ . S1S7S 1729 UrdUBnom Onion . . Four Purtengtr Ccupe 22J5 IBM • FOURS Pive Purencer Touring $ SSS Five Parirngtr !>it«n T w o PaMcnger Hoeilttcr BJJ Four F uiengcr Coupe JH9J uys Seven P a o m ir r Touring ISAS Seven Paurngrr StJen . U S ] P t i c t t f . o b Ouiek F a c to rie s; guvernrnen/ f.it t o be ad d o d F-19-I9-N P SANFORD B U M COMPANY F. N. COOPER Manager 20C-2OS Magnolia Avenue— Phone 307 Holy Cross, with its handsome develop discretion. W hen better automobiles arc built, Bulck will build them parish house and rectory, the en­ tire town will unite in sym ­ In this nutn ngc tho hen may cross pathy with Father Peck and his the road because she is despondent Herald Want Ad will soli that <d ! Herald W ant Ad will sell that old mother, for both are well known here, over continued bad health. piece o f furniture. piece o f furnltuie. anrl both have many friends won by j their wonderful mesmeric natures. For quick results try a want ad. Rend the Want Ads regularly. Try n want ad—they get results. Father Peck is a man whom all rc- j . THE GOVERNMENT will not be doing right by the Nation or by the farmers if-it does-not give Ford a chance l o develop Muscle Shoals and the fertilizer* plant which is needecT to sinnsh the Fertilizer Trust—one trust we should not tolerate a moment longer. Ford is the one man in the world best prepared to do this, and the only man who has offered to do it. The Govern­ ment’s duty is plain.— Exchange. ---------------- o----------------- THE PROTECTION o f American labor against the injurious competition of foreign labor, so far, at least, as respects general handicraft productions, is known historically to have been one end The Orlando Reporter-Star pays designed to be obtained by establishing the Constitution; and this a compliment to R. J. Holly and F or­ object, and the constitutional power to accomplish it, ought never rest Lake when it says: in any way degree to be surrendered or compromised.—Daniel “ On the north Orange county is Webster. bounded by Bob Holly and Forrest Lake. Bob ta not only tho man who discovered Seminole county, but he, too, is n man of letters and a word caricaturist who could even paint beauty into celery fields, and by his argumentative force bring lettuce to a head. Forest •Lake put Seminole county on the nuip after Bob Holly discovered it. But both of them love to come to Orlando, the metropolis of south central Florida.’’ SEND A BOX OF FRUIT HOME J ■ ^ « * M « M B n—B —— .—, B—B — love, and his mother is enshrined in 5 B r B» «B BMWSSSiMMMdUUaiBMMHsi ■ M H M u n a .H .H H U S K K U U M iu u r a c M H a a u s u u .m .ii.W M ■ every heart, for there are fe w ig ^ Y\ 7 T1 ir » l L^ m J women who give love and receive i love as she does. Mrs. Peek was an illustration o f the lavender and old lace, for her charm <y was set o ff by her surroundings of ancestral heirlooms that antedated the Tax payers' nre interested in Secretary Mellon’s proposal to Revolution. Her mnhognny paintings make a sharp reduction in the income tax schedule for the coming nnd collection o f china are not rivalled year, although it is stated in some quarters that this matter i.^ in the state; indeed, few museums being used by the administration to beat the bonus. have their cqunl. Some o f these price­ ---------------- o---------------less things were saved, but many ’ “ I LOVE peace and am anxious that we should show the were lost in the flames. world other modes of punishing injuries than by war, which is as Mrs. Peck is eighty-two yenrs old much a punishment the punisher ns to the sufferer.”—Thomas and in spite o f the fact that she car­ Jefferson. ries her years like a crown of glory, • WHEN THE INTELLIGENT, the patriotic, the well-to-do, she is feeble, and this loss- of her mm as well as tho plain people, face the real issue. When they sec treasures ns well ns the nervous shock whither we are tending in making fun of the (prohibition) law and will tell heavily ngninst her. The sympathy o f the entire state of its violations, I believe we shall rouse ourselves and create a will be with Father Peck nnd his public opinion through self-discipline.— Chief Justice Taft. mother, nnd with nil the Episcopal ---------------- o ---------------■ community o f Sanford in this terrible loss, a loss that may nnd will be made j good to the church, but which Is ir­ reparable to Father and Mr3. Peck, j 5 Palm Bench Post S for their loss is o f the things they The stars take added luster these slender crescent ull the silver wears; have ternsured from youth up, as they fine December nights. East or west, and Night, crystulizing the flower were treasured by a long line of an­ north or south, it seems that Nu- ernyons at tho rainbow ends, scat­ cestry before them. H ture in her contemplative mood ters them in jewels o f every color || |A New and Easy Y o n C a n S t a r t toy a Ford j ’ O n ly During the past fifteen years over 7,5C0,0CC Ford cars have been jj delivered to owners—more than a million and a half of them within the ■ past twelve months— and yet there are still millions of families who are jj hopefully looking forward to the day when they can own a Ford. As the Stars Come Out The opportunity is here. The FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN a brings the Ford car within reach of practically everybody. g when first she choso the garments that the earth shuulii wear in her recurring seasons, provided that us one ptlkaed by a new-seen glory should delight the eyes, And so it is that in declining days thut short­ en quickly when the equinox o f ull is past, when ull the jesting humor of flowers turns sad over much of the land, stars come early and stay lute and all the while they wear a blaze unnoticed on a .Summer’s night. Pleasant it U to watch the sun go down, to see the richness o f the western sky that waning daylight makes, to understand that down the slope the sun is coining up, and that the morning beam is someone’s eve­ ning good-bye. As morning breaks, it is the time to rouse and stir; but in the paling day, when countless numbers o f the starry vast burn through Night’s pitchy roof, it is n time o f rest, c*f thought ,of ponder and of retrospect. Each day the gold of Croesus melts; each day the silver und the polished hruss, tin* turquoise and the emeruld, the rosy red of ripened rubies and the opal’s orange, meet somewhere in the west, nnd melting, run down tho earth’s horizon. Somewhere again they gather for the evening star lias seized upon the gold, the that a gem has known. The stars come out exultant in their luster, flashing their diamond rays, flaring like beacon fires upon the mountain top and soothe the soul to restful reverie. It kindles up the embers o f dying youth; it tunes the mind o f memory to recollections old. If you will listen you may hear the orioles at vesper song, und hear the hum o f tiu> homing honey bees buck from their orchard search of blos­ somed sweets. There is n cabin in the woods; and from its ridge’s crest floats out the whip-poor-will’s sad dirge of dying day. It makes you better, as the days go by, to watch the stars come out. It makes jrou better as the flowers fade to know that as they die, their hues arc gathered up and added to the stars, the moon, the evening’s color scheme. It makes you better to re­ call tho memories that you thought were dead, to realize that nothing dies, to know because you know, that while all things must fude, the FIN’ D OF LIFE, just like tho end o f some fair season’s day surrounded by the richest skies, is but our sun’s Good Night the while it waits to bid Good Morning on joino fairer shore. TOM SIMS SAYS These shortest days are the long­ est to the boy wniting for £untn. A brisk demand for whiskbrooms will bo the natural result o f drink­ ing holiday bootleg. It is estimated -15,000,001) people will stumble over toys on the floor this Christmas. Under the terms of this plan you can begin with an initial payment as low as $5.00. Just select the type of car you want—Touring, Runabout, Coupe, Sedan, etc., and then arrange to set aside a small amount each week. ■ | jj I This will he safely deposited to your credit in the bank and will draw interest computed at the regular sayings rate. Before you realize it, you will be driving your own ear, enjoying the good gift 5 convenience and pleasure o f motor transportation. A manicuring set is a even if you don’t know what all the funny looking things nre A scuttle o f coal is a nice Chri^tmns present, but too expensive. Take advantage of the new Ford Weekly Purchase Plan today, S and get started toward the ownership of a Ford car. Coal is getting so heavy some deal­ ers think 1900 pounds make a toil. Doesn’t take much more than three feut to make a coal yard. Thousands o f people will get strong nnd heulthy this winter exer­ cising to keep warm. The human race is getting so fat it is a regular balloon race. Authorized Ford Dealer SANFORD, FLORIDA s ti ffu B M ia a iiB iia a B iia M B M B a B B u a M E a a a B B a a a a u B x a a n s g a z s a s n c s z ie a a a Q a c E K s c a a B a a H m iM B B a iia r i . - '- j L - a a �m Tint s a n f o Rd B a i l y phone: Office 108; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; O C IA L .L E N Residence 217-W In Turkish Society D A R Friday—SnHie Harrison Chapter, D. A. B.* will give benefit card party at Woman's Club, at 3:00. Saturday—Cecilian Music Club meets at tho Studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, on Myrtle avenue, at 3:16 p. m. r t n p A f, D K c n r tw t t, DERENDABfiR'CLASS MEETS Tho regular monthly business mooting o f "Tho Dopendablcs” was hold Tuesday night at the beautiful homo o f Mrs. Mrs. Herman Herman Middleton. Middleton. of Tho meeting was waa called to order by tho president* Miss Marion Hand. Plans were made and committees tho Bazaar tho 14th appointed f r the tho "D eand 16th f December and the pcndableB" atpcndnbles” will have tho most at­ Imctivo tractive candv candy booth ever scon seen at a bazaar. The meeting was turned over to the hostess who, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Hart, served dclicioup nut tonf cake and hot chocolate. The time cam e too soon to say 'good night" and uU.v'atcd.Mrs. Mid­ dleton un Ideal hostess and hope to have this pleasure again very soon. houseboat at Osceolo. Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Bigitey arc spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cannon, Mrs. A lbu ry. returned to her home jn Jacksonville; after a short visit with Mr3i D M. Terry. . , .. ? cv Ilc hna it>ou* ht 0 ne" Do(JKe- lMok oUt* » 11 of thut hnnff nroun<1 the commissary or hill, ^ watching for gas instead of cigars. Mrs. Thompson’s sister, Mrs. Clark Corwin, left Saturday for her home In Waycross, Gn. Wo ore very sorry to hear o f the lllncas o f Mrs- F. C. Polk and hope for her nn early recovery, Those whose names appear on the honor roll nrc: Nellie Morgan, Je­ rome Lemoine, Opnl Hill, Davla Whit­ field Guthrcd Hill, Virginia Steph­ ens, Rnlph Lemoine, Burl Hill. Monday— Westminster Chib meets at Methodist Missionary Meeting Tho business meeting o f ‘ Woman’s Missionary Society” was called to o r­ der by Mrs. D. A . Kelly, president. A fter singing "Blessed Assurance" Mrs. A. V. McGuln then took charge of the "devotional" and gave a beautiful word picture o f tho 23rd Psalm. Mrs. L. R. Phillips led in prayer. Tho regular order o f busi­ ness was taken up, followed by the annual election o f officers. The following nrc the officers for the year 11)24: Mrs. G. W. Spencer, president; M m . J. D. Parker, vicepresident; M m . U. P. Fields, treas­ urer; Mrs. Ben Munroo, recording secretary; Mrs. A. I). Shoemaker, comspentUng secretary; .Mri. Jno. ■Sr.azd, superintendent Juniors; Mrs. S. O. Shinholser, superintendent So­ cial Service; Mrs. II. II. Chappcl, su­ perintendent Study and Literature; Mrs. L. Allen, superintendent supdies; Mrs. W. S. Thornton, local su­ perintendent; M m . Eugene Higgins, local treasurer; Mrs. McCauley, agent for tho Missionary Voice. The meeting closed by all repeating the Lord’s prnycr. the home o f Mrs. K. D. Brownlee, on Pnlnictto avenue, 3:30. Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets nt the home o f Mrs. Hnymond Key, on Pnrk nvenue, at 3:30 p. m. Monday—1Tho monthly meeting of the Holy Cross Pnrish Guild will be held nt the residence o f Mrs. M. Martin, at the Comfort Cottage, Monday at 3 p. m. A - large at­ tendance is desired. THOUGHT FOR T H E DAY "I would be true, for there are those who trust me; I would be strong, fer there is much to suiter; I would be brave, for there is much to dare. . . j •‘I would be fricr.d to all— the foe— the friendless; I would be giving and forget the, gift; I would be humble, for I know my weakness I would look up—and laugh—ami love— and lift.” jR J It is a good safe rule to sojourn l:i every place an if you m eant to spend your life there, never omitting an op­ portunity o f doing a kindness, or speaking a true word, or making a friend.— Rusk in. The responsibility of tolerance lies with those w ho have the larger vis­ ion.— George Eliot. M WEST PALM BEACH— Governor Hardee, nccompnnicd by Fred C, El­ liott, chief drainage engineer of tHe Everglades district, and others left here Monday for n hunting trip in the Lake Okechobee district. The govDon’t fn!l to see Tlie ladies of the Congregational church will hold their annual baznnf tomorrow (Saturday) night in the Welnkn block. A cafeteria supper will also bo served at n very low coat. Everyone is cordially invited to attend both the bazaar and supper. MEN ONLY You can start with only $5.00. Before you realize it you wjll be driving your own Ford car. n 3 B ci;ia za x n E n B B :ia E ia n a a sH a B H n H m E B a a a u B n H B a H K H M H B a a » -Phone 198 Phone 198 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. The result o f the Lakeland-Hills­ borough football game in Tampa thi • Mr;’ . G. Harry Baumcr was hostess afternoon will be announced by the Thursday evening at n birthday sup­ Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage Herald right after the game. A bul­ per, at the Wclaka Apartments, en­ Transferred Anywhere Any Time letin will be posted in fjront of the tertaining in honor of her mother, Storage office. This will he free to nil and Mrs. R. Columbus Keen. Covers were n a a a » B a a H iiB o a a a a « n a a 'a «a a M M B B « a a K a B a a a a «ia a a B « B n a a a « a n laid for eight. every'one is invited. a sa a a a x B a n n a n n aaiiaaaB a aaaaav H B aaaaaaH K K n H aaa iiH R B n B B n a a u u H <tl a u ■ a a X m as Savings WOMEN ONLY 3 t h e 'V e r y . Payable Monday, December 10th. Come in Such an investment enabled us to break /j all previous records and make a net gain of / ’ approximately 4,450 new telephone stations j in Florida this year. " • /& d W iit e < W * c a n b e m r o ^ '•>CHtexti Guoifyf** * umbrurcu ^__ T o do this it was necessary to install ^41 9,810 telephones and discontinue 5,360* t I There are now more than 38,900 Bell k telephones in Florida and we must continue Jp building to keep pace with the growing telephone needs of Florida and o f the South* DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager STARTS MONDAY 11 A N THEA TRE “ BELL SYSTEM" SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH . COMPANY S :s W i i S r .U i r w s i . ' i ’ i t z x i J SELLING WHILE IN TRANSIT CARLOT3 OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES F. O. U. LOADING POINT, ON GOVERNMENT INSPECTION BE SOLD F. O, B, IN A NATION-WIDE AUCTION ? When a grower pays the fertilizer hills— pays the spray bills — pays the fumigation bills— pays the labor and irrigation bills— and lakes his chances on the weather— it scents like he has his fair share of risk! Why should he be asked to take chances on delny— d e c a y freezing intransil— deterioration— market decline—and finally per­ haps be forced to pay the freight? Every car sold by the National F. 0. II. Auction is sold strictly F. O, II. Every carcarries Government Inspection Certificate. Every buyer knows when he buyH be has no comeback— no chance to “ kick over” the car. A $5,000,000.00 insurance policy guarantees lie will accept the car! In addition to the F. O. II. feature the National F. O. B. Auc­ tion clTen; a nation-wide competition for every car. No other sys­ tem of selling can possibly place your car before so many buyers at once— all bidding on every car at the same moment over the National F. 0 . II. Auction’s private leased wires extending from coast to const. Dees your shipper use the National F. O. U. Auction? g and get yours o a tm e a l in m Practically all this expenditure was new money secured from investors who h a v e / I faith in the future growth and developm ent y| of our State. fn Cash returns are made direct— the real money is handed to shipper -IK hours after car is loaded. Club Check- And y o u w i v S u re to 4450 New Bell Telephones In Florida In 1923. The investment in Florida atone this year will amount to more than $900,000 for new equipment, new telephones, new wire, new Switchboards, new central office equip* ment and new buildings. OSCEOLA ITEMS BLOCK. to run a Want. a solicitor itin- call. !/ The Mullln’r. arc northern intimate friends *.f tlu> Chcck’r, and expect to return to .Florida for the win­ MERE IE MATRONS BRIDGE CLUB ter months. An interesting ooclal event o f yes­ Mrs. L. F. Buttolph and baby, terday afternoon, was the bridge par f., given by Mrs. E. J. Holly at her ^cav° l^ a afternoon for Miami, where they will join Mr. Ituttolph ami mnke home on Park nvenue, the guests be­ that city their future home. Mr. nnd ing the members o f tho Mcrric Ma­ Mrs. Buttolph have scores of friends trons Bridge Club. here, who regret their leaving SanThe spacious rooms were abloom foul, but wish them every future hapwith baskets ami bowls of exquisite ipinesa in their new home. pink rores nnd narcissus. The places were marked with tallies designed in Christmas suggestions, and the card game proved most interesting. When scores were count-] Mrs, Thompson entertained her sis­ cd, it was found that Mjra. Harry U. ter, Mrs. Clark Corwin, at a dance Lewis held top score and was award­ Friday. ed a beautiful green crystal vaee. fill*. J. J. Frith was called away Mrs. Holly served delicious refresh­ .! Monday to tlTe bedside o f his sister, ments, consisting o f deviled crab, ho potato rolls, olives, pickles and coffee. ^ t-'rry, !•la. Mr. ami Mrs. R D. Scdwick have The guest list included Mrs. Harry moved into their new home on Pino B. Lewis. Mrs. Fred Walsmn, Mis. W. street, T. Langley, Mrs. f . E. Henry, Mrs. Mrs. Ed Fletcher left Monday, to \V. A. Fitts, Mrs. Harry Hrcren, Mrs. visit lur parents nt Perry, Fla. Alice Landman, of St. Petersburg Mr. J. William Unit and Mr. Mun­ and Mrs. Ed Lone. son Dnremus, o f Newark, N. J., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Feitner on the CONGREGATIONAL BAZAAR TO­ MORROW NIGHT IN WEI.AKA If you wish phono 148 and ^ ■ rH E telephone.construction programme i f l in Florida and throughout the South this year has been the largest ever un dertaken by the Bell System. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Check nrc -pending today ::t Daytona the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Mullen and The Sparks circus. New photo oB first and second ladles o f Turkey. Standing i:> wife of President Mustafa Kcmal, and seated we sec Galibeb Hnnouin, Turkish writer, wife o f tho president of tho Turkish Assembly. One will have too look long and hard to find two more beautiful women. probably w ill rttnrn hero not f a ll.' Tbia inform ation « M k w ^ l tan Saturday in time to start back from the confertncn a t K o f Rot. R. N . W ard, o f, tU a d t r » n a named m oderator fo r tka caailnc year to succeed Rev. E. A . King, alaa o f MIAMI CRTS CONVENTION M iami HARDEE ON’ HUNTING TIUP ' Jr*' EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUI1 Mrs. L. P. McCuiler was the charm-, ing hostess yesterday afternoon, when she entertained the members o f Green ways or guy, her bridge club nt her home on Nintli Lahor or piny, street, there being two* tables o f There’s sweetness somewhere players. In cadi passing day. Lovely varca of Colcndulns and i — Anon. roses combined %vith greetny were Mrr. Alice Landman, o f St. Peters­ effectively used in the rooms where burg, is the charming guv.it o f Mrs. the card tables were placed. Of exceptional interest was fhe Fred Wnlsma, nt her home on Came­ game of bridge played during the a f­ ron avenue. ternoon. The prize for high score, Height* nnd Nellie Turner Circles cn attractive haml-bag, was won by hold Bnzanr Friday ami Saturday rear Mrs. Raymond Key. Following the awarding of the First National Bank. prize, Mrs. McCuiler served a temptMrs. R. J. Holly will motor to Or- ing salmi course, followed by an ice lando this evening nnd will chaperon course. the S. H, ST. girls, who play Orlando Mrs. John Sneed and Miss Kath­ High school tonight. erine Wilkey acted ns substitutes for \ _____ absent dub member.'’. Club members John Leonard! left yesterday for Ipresent were Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. a business trip in the southern pnrt'W . J. Thigpen, Mrs. G. F. Smith, of the state. During his absence Mrs. Mrs. A. M. DeForrost, Mrs. James G. Leonardi is the guest o f Mrs. B. J. Sharon, and Mrs. Walter W ight Starling. * — -----NEELS AT SARASOTA. Mrs, Henry B. Purdon and little The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harry daughter, Louise, are expected to ar­ Neel, will be interested to learn that rive this afternoon after nn extended they have decided to make .Sarasota visit In, Waynesboro, Ga., , as the their home. It is wjlh sincere regret guest of her father, John Blount, and.that we bid these people good-bye, sister, Mrs. Jack Hewitt. ibut wish them every success in their --------j new home. The many friends of Mr. nnd Mr.’. ! Mr. Neel was business manager Walter Wight nnd fam ily will be In- here for the Sanford Herald, and terested to learn that they have re- now holds n similar position with tho turned to Sanford and have rented paper at Sarasota. They have rented the Savage home on Pnrk ’ nvenue. their home here to Mr. and Mrs. J, Mrs, Wight has as her house guests, M. Dawson, the former being the ndher mother, Mrs. S. D. Chittenden, vertising manager for the Sanford and Mrs. Van Duze, o f Cairo, Ga. Herald. f-., im National F.0. B. Auction Co., Inc. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Ii t * OFFICES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE COUNTRY m , \ First National Bank f A COMMUNITY BUILDER Um F. P. FORSTER. President .................. - ................ .......... B. F. WHITHER, Cashlor £j |MBBaBnBBBlBBBBBaaiBBBBBBRBBBBBBBSHXaHBBBaBaBSBIlBHBBnu * SELLING WHILE IN TRANSIT CARLOTS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES F. O. B. LOADING POINT, ON GOVERNMENT INSPECTION _____:__ �T ^ q g g T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1M* W a n t W hat Y ou W an t Hard Enough to Get It— That’s the Success Rule W ho w ould think that a man w orkin g fo r years in the Treasury Departm ent, and then carrying the responsibility o f a Bank Exam iner, could be a t the sam e time studying the nature and habits o f birds? That man was Burroughs, the distinguished'Naturalist. ----------------:------------------------------------------------------- -E V E R Y H UM AN BEING WANTS SOMETHING----------------- — -------------------------- ---------- -------- Deposit Some o f Y our Earnings in Y ou r Bank Account Before You Pay Out a Nickel lor Anything SEMINOLE COUNTY — ----------------- S E R V I C E -------------------- STRENGTH 4 P er Cent P aid on Savings Accounts Florida Football Squad Giants and White Will Name Captain Soon Sox May Stage a Tour Of Europe GAINESVILLE. Fin., Dec. 7.— Florida University will elect its 1921 football enptnin at the annual ban­ quet nt the White House in Gaines­ ville next Tuesday, it was reported in athletic circles here this afternoon. Letters will he awnrdpd nt this time. Fiesidcnt A. A. Mttrphrce will be Edgar Jones Excels In Three Major host to the griddors on this occnsion. Sports— Product or Duval High. •FIGHTING ’GATORS” R A N K E D Star Quarterback o f Florida Team SECOND B Y ED DAN FORTH Is Great Athlete BECAUSE OF LAST VICTO RY B y ED DANFORTH Sports Editor, Atlanta Georgian. * A T L A N T A , Ga„ Dec. 7.—As far as producing an outstanding Southern Conference the season which died Snturdny was not a howling success. Alabama, the fairest flower o f the lot, stumbled on the • last hurdle nnd In losing to the University of Floridn showed clearly that theirs was not the title. Florida nipped Alabama just at the wire nnd proved tho claims o f Gainesville folk thnt they had n real football1 team were not unfoundVanderbilt, Florida, Georgia Tech gregution the South produced, but and Washington and Lee benten .by lacked a sustained punch on attack, "outsiders” were undefeated by a However, they defeated one o f the conference foe. Each has blots on its finest teams in the conference, V. M. record. Vnndy lost to Texas Univcr- I., nnd were tied by Florida, A bi­ lit y nnd barely defeated Sewnneo on bnmn, Kentucky and Auburn, Four Thanksgiving. Right at home, too, tie games is remarkable, especially the Commodores were held to a score- in view of tho difficult schedule un­ less tie by the Mississippi Aggies. dertaken. Tech never had a Ict-up Floridn n!lowed Gcorgai Tech to from start to finish. They were batter through their defense for a forced to point for every week-end. tying touchdown after they had held The difficulty of their schedule war­ rants more consideration than many an early lend of seven point: principally to nn intercepted forward of the others, F L O R ID A TRACK AND FIELD ATH LETES W ILL TRY OUT FOR OLYM PIC GAMES N EXT M AY W INTER PARK, Fla., Dec. 7.— Tryouts for track nnd field teams probably will be held in Atlanta next M ay when all nmntcur athletes in Florida will have nn opportunity to set u pace thnt will win for them the coveted honor o f representing the Unted States, nnd particularly Flori­ da, in the Olympic games nt Paris in June, next year. This is indicated in a letter directed to I’rofcsor G. E l­ m er Wilbur, president of the Florida H igh School Athletic Association, at Jacksonville, by Ray Green, A. A. U. commissioner nd member of the American Olympic Committee. Mr. Greene suggests that sport lov­ ers in . Florida should "do everything in their power to discover promising material,” and requests Professor W ilbur to urge, in his correspondence •with high school principals and coach­ es throughout the state, that they "use every' available means to discover any boys or girls who may be able to qualify for tho coming tryouts." In his letter Mr. Green says "The Amateur Athletic Union, ns the gov­ erning body in track and field, swim­ ming, boxing, wrestling, gymnastics and weight lifting, has been reeogtiixed by the American Olympic Commit­ tee and* the committee has assigned us the duty o f making selection of the ' ‘On To Orlando” Is • Slogan Sanford High athletes who will represent the United States of America in these branches o f sport,” and adds that the A. A. U. will d<» its part to insure the fairest and most efficient selection possible. Those qualifying in the sectional contests will lie put to n further test in tryouts to be held nt the Harvard stadium June 11, 1921, Mr. Greene says, to the end that every possible contender for the American Olympic team may have nn opportunity « f making his place on it nnd n wide­ spread "participation in the Olympic games may result." Every association in the A. A. U. will hold preliminary tryouts in their respective territories at a time not later than June 7. "It occurs to me,” Mr. Greene snys in his letter to Professor Wilbur, "that our High School coaches ns they train their teams for the truck nnd field meet to he held at the University of Florida; the Aquatic Meet to he Judd nt Rollins College and the Ten­ nis Meet to be held at Stetson Univer­ sity might bear in mind that Florida might furnish some material for the Olympic games. State records are lowered each year and officials at these meets will la* able to detemine whether or not any of these contests of the Florida schools would be pos­ sible ei,menders." big time. Sanford High’s cheering squad has same very good yells and combined with the classy playing of tho girl’s quintet, a victory can be All the yellin’, hootin’ and hollerin’ looked for tonight. will begin tonight when the girl's basketball team sets* sail for Orlan­ GAINKSVILLE, Flu., Dec. 7.— do, to play the Memorial High girl's Gaining consistently around the end team. Of course all the boys are g o-' position', the freshmen yesterday af­ ing, too. They couldn't miss it for ternoon trlumfUied over the seniors anything! Just think, Sanford High’s by a 12 to 0 score in the second o f the Girl Basketball team undefeated so final intcr-clnas grid games now be­ fa r this season. And going to Or­ ing staged on Fleming Field under lando to me t tho girl “ Tigers!" the supervision o f Dr. R. G. Man­ Yep, it’s a fact, tho liirls trf San­ chester, director o f minor sports. ford High are going to meet the girls George Merrin was the victors’ in­ of Memorial High in Orlando! * dividual star, the speedy young quar­ Sanford High has one o f the best ter dashing around the outer posts girl's basketball teams this year that for telling gains. The "neur-grads" she has ever had. They are full of were forced to play a defensive game pep. g od experienced players, with throughout, holding the- yearlings the “ do or die" idogun on their lips. gridders well during the second and So look out Orlando! third quarters. A b 'g cheering squad will accom­ •fly virtue of their win yesterday pany the team to Orlando tongiht (in company WITH the chaperones) and everybody might ue well count on a NHW YORK, Dec. 0.—The possi­ bility o f n European tour by the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox during the coming winter has aroused interest in baseball circles. In- ptiMliheil In llm Ptinfonl C o m p l a i n t tiled h e r e i n a tt u ln it y o n IlfRilit. a newspaper pulilliliH In th a t y o u h a v e o r c l a i m s o m e ltitcrc .it ford. Seminole County. Florida, once In tin- l a i d d c i t c r l b c d p r o p e r t y . V o u i cnrti n ot k for a period of «iKilt c * a n d e a c h o f y o u . a r c t h e r e f o r e r e q u i r ­ seoullve Wl'PlU. W IT N K S rt m y Iinml n nd >fflrlnl ,„.i e d a n d o r d e r e d t o In* a nd a p p e a r lief o r e o u r C ir c u it C o u r t a t th e C o u r t of o f f i c e nt Siinford. Kemlnuic K lo r ld u . thin tliu Till d a y o f b c c c m W I t o i i i c at H l n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n th e Unit ’ M o n d a y In* K e lir u a r y , A. I*. 1924. t h e A . 1>. If* S3. m m « h e l n g th e ttti d n y o f F e b r u a r y , <S K A I.) K. A . DOUOUIW. A. I*. 1921. t h e n n n d t h e r e t o m a k e C l e r k C ir c u it Court a n s w e r to tilt; Mill o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n Hrmlnnli* County. Fior'i.ii tiled n g i l l n i l y o u , n n d h e r e i n f a l l n o t Ity: A, M. Week,. |> <■ d i e l a i d bill w i l l b o , t a k e n nit o n i i f e s i - SCII KI.I.K MA IN IJS, ed nnnlluU y o u f o l l o w e d b y final d e ­ .S o licito r f u r C o m p l a i n a n t . cre e . Ito'.'tn KrI. 12-7-22, r u n o n Friday* for il 11 nii'ii. It Is f u r t h e r o r n e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i c e The Daily Herald, 15c per wcetc. Just now is the most Essential time to be Particular about yonr Hen Feed GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 7.— football, nnd in Charles Edgar Jones,is u name that tain and mnnagt will be foremost in t^e annals of team. In tho tb Florida's history till the end of time, and shntput he I As a qunrtcback, he was one of the in track records, varsity grid team’s best in this, hit In thia hit flrt sophomore yenr, and is a three-sport was shifted from man. His 175 pounds is packed in ban sun the team solidly, and his sturdy body 13 topped ir g a cool, clear with blonde hair. lightest places. Jones is a product of Ducal (Jack- uing is beautiful sonville) High, where he excelled in 'apt at hitting the football, basketball, nnd track. He 1tug, or interferin, played footbnil there for three years, j punier last year anil -performed spectacularly at half, team, but an inji on Duval's great 1921 undefeated [pet! his kicking l team, conquerors of Steele High, the ^expected to show 1 .Middle Western and New England m x t setron. champions. Last year Ed made a name for himself on the Florida 11rat” team, champions of the South. 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Whereas, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it advisable to Improve, grade, con­ struct, re-conatruct, pave and rc-pnvo with- vitrified hrick or other hardsurface matciinl the following street In the City of Sanford, Florida, towlt: From PALMETTO AVENUE Fifteenth Street South to Central Street. All of said improving, grading, con­ struction, re-construction, paving and re-pnving to bo done in compli­ ance with plans, specifications, pro­ files and estimates o f said proposed improvement o f Pnlmetto Avenue from Fifteenth Street South to Cen­ tral Street, now on file in the office o f tho City Manager o f the City of Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifications, profiles and estimates have been heretofore upproved by the City Commission nnd constitute the plans and specifications for said work, therefore, _ BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida, deems it advis­ able, as a necessary public improve­ ment, to pave, re-pavo, hard surface and re-hard surface . with vitrified brick or other hard surface material, Putmvtto Avenue from Fifteenth Street South lo Central Street to a width of 24 feet; that all o f said paving, re-paving .hard surfacing and re-hard surfacing o f Palmetto Ave­ nue, us aforesaid, shall bo done lr strict enmplinnee with the plans, specifications, profiles nnd estimates therefor, now on file in the office of tho City .Manager o f the City o f San­ ford, Florida, which said plans, specifications, profiles nnd estimates have been heretofore npproved by the City Commission nnd constitute the plans nnd specifications for said pro­ posed improvement o f Palmetto Ave­ nue between Fifteenth Street ntul Central ‘Street;* a *width o f ToeT, nnd this Commission hereby declares tho necessity for tho paving, re-pav­ ing, hard surfacing and re-hard sur­ facing of saiil portion of Pnlmetto Avenue ns aforesaid, ns u necessary public improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a total expenditure not exceed­ ing Eight Thousand Seven Hundred nnd Seventy ($8,770.00) Dollars, is hereby authorized to cover the cost o f paving, re-pnving, hard surfacing and rc-hard surfacing Palmetto Ave­ nue between Fifteenth Street nnd Central Street, a width of 24 feet, which said sum o f Eight Thousnnd Seven Hundred nnd Seventy ($8,770.00) Dollars, Is the totnl estimated cost of said improvement; that the entire cost o f the improvement afore­ said, shall be assessed against nil property abutting nnd fronting upon that portion o f Palmetto Avenue be- Joining and contiguous dr bounding or abutting upon said improvement; the Bum o f $4.6508 is the estimated cost per front foot for said improvement. BREAKFAST Oranges Scrambled Eggs (Piggly Wiggly) (Piggly Wiggly) Dainty Flour Biscuit Butter (Clover Bloom) (Rigney & Monroe) (Rigney & Monroe) Coffee (Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.) LUNCHEON Creamed Diced Potatos Codfish Balls (Rigney & Monroe) (A. & P. Co.) Vegetable Salad Rools (Gold Medal Flour) (Piggly Wiggly) (Piggly Wiggly) Butter (Sunset Gold) Tea (Piggly Wiggly) (A. & P. Co. Layer Cake (Rigney & Monroe) DINNER Oyster Bouillon (Kendal’s Fish Market Baked Hen Mashed Potatoes (Stone’s.Market) (Piggly Wiggly) Rice (Blue Rose) Baked Corn (Country Gentleman) (Rigney & Monroe) (Piggly Wiggly) Bread (Pillsbury Flour) Sliced Tomatoes on Lettuce) (Rigney & Monroe) (Piggly Wiggly) Currant Pie Coffee (A. & P.) , (A. & P.) Charter of the City o f Sanford, Flor­ ida, a definite time and place where complaints will be heard and when ( said special assessment roll wilt bo finally confirmed by the City Com­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, mission sitting ns an Equalizing that It is the determination of this Board. Commission that nil lots nnd lands HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, adjoining and contiguous or bound­ that the special assessments provid­ ing and abutting upen Palmetto Ave­ ed for by this resolution to be made The Herald delivered each evening nue between Fifteenth Street nnd and entered against the property at your door for 15c per week. For quick rcauIU try a want ad. Central Street will be benefited by hounding and abutting upon said im -! the improvmcnt provided for by this resolution, nnd that the special as­ provement shall be pnynble at the option‘of the property owners owning sessments to be mnde and entered property bounding and abutting up­ against all lots and lands adjoining on su*'h improvement ns follows: and contiguous or bounding nnd abut­ either in full within thirty days ufter ting upon such contemplated, improve­ said assessments shall stand equal­ ment shall be made upon a foot front­ ized .approved nnd confirmed, or in age basis. That is to snyj that in j ! ten equal annual installments with the preparation o f the special assess-' interest at the rate of eight per cent, ment roll covering the contemplated Imporlcd Anchovy Paste, Russian Caviar, Crosse and Black­ per annum upon all deferred pay­ improvement, such special assess­ ments from and nfter the time said * well's Assorted Pickles, Pickled Walnuts and Tarragon ments shall be determined nnd pro­ special assessments shnll lie and stnnd SJ 1 rated according to the foot frontage \ incgnr finally equalized, approved and cono f the respective properties specially firmed, and, a benefited by said improvement. HUNGARIAN PAPRIKA BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, n BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution shrill be nnd be- ;g French and Norweigan Sardines, Soused Mackerel nnd • that the Tux Assessor n:id the City I come effective immediately from and Jj Keppcrcd Herring Clerk of the City o f Sanford, Florida, after Us passage nnd adoption. in accordance with the provisions of Imported Rncqucfort, Swiss and Limberger-Cheese Adopted this 20th ilay o f Novem- « Section 101 nnd 102 o f the Charter ber, A. D. 1923. ', o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, shall Shefford Cream Cheese FORREST LAKE, 'b proceed without delay to make a S. O. CHASE, '2 Canned Brussel I Sprouts, French Spinach, Rhubnrd and special assessment roll, assessing the C. J. M ARSHALL, special benefits to be received as the t Asparagus As the City Commission af g result o f thb improvement contem­ Sanford, Florida. s FOR QUALITY, SERVICE, COURTESY plated against nil lots and lands ad­ Attest: J joining ami contiguous or bounding Phones 210 and 211 L. R. PHILIPS, (S E A L ) 3 and abutting upon such improvement, City Clerk. “ nnd upon the completion of said as­ 3 sessment roll to cause a copy there­ o f to lie published two times consecu­ tively, once each week in a newspa­ per published in Sanford, Florida, attarhing to said special assessment roll so published n notice directed to all property owners interested in raid! special assessments, stating in nc-j cordnnce with the provisions of the I Have just received a shipment of Salt Mullet 101b We have something extra fine in a canned W estern 1. I). MARTIN, Proprietor Buying Power Herring 65,009,090 Pounds of fO’CLOCK, A , & P . C O F F E E g r n p l p p i p II o r Sold in one year,the true! b*3 5 c Plenty of Fresh Tenn. Eggs at Try a “ Stone’s” Sponge Cube. We are agen -s for “ Churn Gold’* Oleo PHONE US YOUR ORDER, IT WILL I1E 2 4 lb. Sack Gold M edal FILLED AND DELIVERED OCTAGON SOAP Campbell’ Tomato Phone 39 EVERY EGG GUARANTEED Van Camps Can OLD D U TCH Raisins, both seeded nnd seedless. Currants, Orange and Lemon Pie Citron, Ciystalized Ginger Glace Cherries, and Pineapple, Senynon, Figs We are also Headquarters foi Post Toasties or THE MARGER NE NUTMa RQAR1I3E jWMMMV) •»UW1SMV^WVAiWVl/ downiv FARRFllcoMSMtv.J Fancy Imported, Cleaned, J 5 oz. pkg, Ali Baba Golden * 10 oz. pkg. ^ \T L a r g e 4 " s ta lk s WITH THE BE ITER TASTE SY FARM SAUSi,GE STONE CAKES OF ALL KINDS APPLACHICOLA OYSTERS (DAILY) SCOTCI FISH FISH R ROE SCOTCI ITA'I IRISH h?k h FAT P C SANFORD * A 1 1K1&H MACKEREL Complete Line of Armour’s, Swift’s and Kingau’s Ham and Bacon. Alj) Full Line of the best Kansas City Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb nnd Mutton. Try our Home (.Made Pure Pork . Sausage n FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT OUR STORE WE DELIVER ■ P h on e No, THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVIC1 nd Street Between Park and Oak Avenue, lb. 3 �v _■ , * , . Contihoed from pdge I. tike confiscatory effect. ,T o general husinesa aspects Mr. Motion directed the comment th a t im­ provement from the 1921 depression had been noted for a pear. Sufficient SflMH at reasonable rates had been available through banks, and he coaHnded that present activity presented the appearance of being "sound and •table.” The failure o f agricultural teetiona to share in the betterment. however, was noted, •; Federal land banks, the Secretary mid, had loaned $214,712,000 during the year on land m ortgages. Their » t a l o f loans outstanding was placed ‘it 8789,703,104, while farm land as­ sociations, through which their busitee* U primarily conducted had inrreased in number during the fiscal ?ta r from 4,388 to 4,538. Taking up the liquor question, Mr. Mellon said that the nhtion which formerly had consumed 130,000,000 rations o f whiskey a year, had now in tended warehouses only 35,000,000 tallons altogether. Withdrawal from be,supply during the past year was only 1,700,000 gallons. The Treasury’s •equest fo r a $28,000*,000 appropria­ ted to increase the Coast Gusrd, the Secretary said, might assist to "cut town to a minimum” the operation f the rum-smugglers who seek to redace the vanished home product with he spirits o f other lands. Public building need.:, in the count Public building needs, ir» the counry at large, and in Washington, the eport said, required ” a carefully con­ sidered building program. "The post­ ponement o f construction because o f ecent high costs In erection enteririses could not always be continued, idded, with annual federal expend!Tires fo r rentals amounting to $20,XX),000 and increasing. Construction donning that wuold eliminate any endency to distribute buildings on i political basis was urged. The recently established system o f tensions for retirement o f federal civI .service cmloycs was described as thawing sufficient cash reserve to justify an inefense in the rates paid jo the dependents. Thfe limiting o f re­ tirement benefits to persons over 70, likewise, Mr. Mellon said, was un­ necessary and he advocated lowering it to 68 years. C O N d k T A 9 U C C IM . . Approximately JJUO. w u . roailtad from Ih* concert ghrtn text night at the MUane Theatre by the Station Glce Club, asalated by th e, Steftwti Orcheitra, fo r the benefit o f the Brotherhood o f St. Andrew.- Tho program rendered b y these two organisations under the direction of Miss Marian Pow e KeneAck, waa well rendered and much enjoyed by the large audience. Katfhte T M i h r . A lU it lw | fioguter Conckv* •t Taylor Comandtry No. 28 Friday evening, December 7th a t 7. 30. Fall aniform . Election and inatalatlon o f of* flcera. At membere o f Taylor Cornmandery are expected to atend, via* Itlng Sir Knights are welcome, By order o f Eminent Comander, \ Jn.°* ,P* Mnldni,] Recorder, «% . ■ i ir " KOD8 taJO R iel 01 VACATION PBtOD. The public schools o f 8anford are to close on December 21 fo r tho Medicinal Virtues Retained and .up-' proved— Dangerous and Sickening Christmas .vacation, according to an Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ announcement made Friday. The let Called "Calotab” school children will enjoy a 16-day vacation this year ,the schools re­ The latest triumph of modern *clopening on Monday, January 7. eiiee Is a ”de* nauseated” calomel tubThe Are department was called out shortly after 9 o’clock Thursday night to answer a call from the DeForest building, a t Second street and Sanford avenue. P ersons'passing the building observed a column of smoko rising from the top o f the building and thinking that it was on Are, promptly turned in the alarm. The smoko prayed to be coming from a chimney. Jimmie Collins is a business vis­ itor in Sanford today. Mr. Collins will be romombered as the one who di­ rected tho Orlando DoMolay min­ strel in Sanford‘during tho past sum­ mer. substitutes. B E IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that i f the said Sidewalk herelnabovo described bo not constructed within Sixty (60) Days after the service of notice provided fo r in the preceding paragraph, the City of Sanford, Flor­ ida, ahall proceed by contract to con­ struct such Sidewalk at the expense of the owner o f the property abut­ ting thereon. Adopted thia 31st day o f October, A. D. 1923. FORREST LAKE, S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL, City Commissioners of the City o f Sanford, Florida. Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, (SE A L) Clerk of tho City o f Sanford, Florida. f o r lh n lara*-' family p a c k a g e ; r e n t * f o r t h o mnnll. tria l wise, d r u i r a l s t I* a u t h o r i s e d t o r e f u n d W .1 K. Brokaw, form er manager of McCray's Five and Ton Cent Store In Sanford, has been a vis­ itor to his many Sanford friends in BE IT RESOLVED, by tho City tho past few days. Ho in.engage# In Commission of tho City of Sanford, the insurance business in Fort My­ Florida, that a Sidewalk shall be Con­ ers. structed along and in front o f tho RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDN EY following described property in the City o f Sanford, Florida: Lot 4, PILLS. Blk. 8, Tr, 1, E. R. Trafford’s Map, “ Your medicine worked ra miracle Sanford, Florida. Itly Little, Owner, for me," writes Mrs. C. Biron, 140 on West sido of Sanford Ave, • Fayette Street, Lynn, Mass. “ I was N. 32’, Lot 7, Blk. 7, Tr. A „ E. R. all run down, had a cough ail winter, Trafford's Map, Snnfor'd, Florida. C. also kidney trouble and after taking a fc*.v boxes o f your medicine my II. Moore, Owner, on East side o f cough and backache left mo. I can Sanford Ave. Lot 1, Blk. C., Markham Pnrk flat and sleep well. I canvass and Heights, on W. Side Magnolia Ave, recommend it at every house I enter.” Prompt relief secured from kidney Sheridan Jewett, ownbr, that such sideand bladder irritation, rheumatic o f Sanford, Florida; that such side­ pains through using Foley Kidney walk shall be constructed of Cement Pills. Insist on the genuine— refuse and shall be 6 feet in width, and shall Make Milad Foot Loot jash w viom y B O K IM t P O W O O t * v : f »; m ; *' First Street, which has boon closed for Some time while being paed from H olly- Avcnae to the city limits, was yesterday opened for travel. t-.By completing the w ork and open­ ing tho atreet for travel Thursdny, the Hutton Engineering Co.., finish* eight days ahead o f its contract th the city, which provided that should be completed by December 16. • The pavement estimated to have cost in the neighborhood o f $25,000 is composed o f relaid brick covered with an asphalt filler making it one o f the most durable streets in tho city, ac­ cording to John D. McNamara, sm-‘ perintendent o f the work. . W ork on the bridge over Cloud Creek will be completed by Tuesdav, Mr. McNamara said. Upon its com ­ pletion, his company will begin con- | struction on its third fontra-t which Includes the paving o f the following Especially Si H as p roved Our footwear is distinctive; i p to the most satisfactory because* cf the unfailing results that are always obtained where it minute in style; of superb c aftsman: hip and warranted to give ft Heat sat­ isfaction from every stand joint We call special attention to 1 c Patent Straps, SHOUT VAMPS make this number tfcubly at­ tractive; while the Log Csh n Brown Suedes also take a prommen place in - thcAVinter Styles STYLES TO SUIT THE MOST FASTIDIOUS i i TINKER TOYS FOR THE KIDDIES’ CHRISTMAS Gold Fountain Pens nnd Pencils Headquarters for Office Supplies Priced Remarkably Lowftrt C O L E M A N ’S GIFT AND STATIONERY SHOP 207 Magnolia j S3 le v 2% tim e s a s m i :ch a s th a t - ■ —'Phone 10l-J Sold everywhere.— 12-1 streets: Sanford, French, Sixth. Sev­ enth, Miiolnville; Commercial Pnrk. The amount o f this contract is nproximntcly. c f a n y o th e r ^ L A D IE S AND MENS READY-TO-WEAR S tr a n d SPECIAL SATURDAY First Street Opposite Postoffice Nice Fat Hens Pound 30c FULL LINE OF FLORIDA AND WESTERN MEATS ------------------ FISH-----------------We Always Have the Best in Fresh Meats* Fish nnd Vegetables S STONE’S MARKET 327 Sanford Avenue Phone 372-W Buy your feeds from some mail order house when you can jfcl the goods from your HOME MERCHANT, fresh and in any quantity that you desire RF.COM MEN n s FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS “ Your medicine worked a miracle for me,” writes Mrs.' C. Birun, 140 Fayette Street, Lynn Mass. "I was all run down hnd it cough all winter, also kidney trouble nnd after tuking a few boxes of your incUiciqc rfty cough nnd backache le ft me. I<kcan eat and sleep well. I canvass and recommend it at every house I enter.” Prompt relief secured from kidney and bladder irritations, rheumatic pains through using Foley Kidney Pills. In­ sist on the genuine— refuse substit­ utes. (ndv.) let known to the drutt trade an "Calotabn.** Calomel,, the most generally useful of all medlrlnen thus enters upon a wider Held of* popularity,— purified and refined from those oliKctlonnhle qua IIt which have here­ tofore limited Itn use. In biliousness, constirp.it Ion. head­ ache* and IndlKcatlan, nnd In a irrent uirlety of liver, ntomarh and kidney troubles calomel wan the most suc­ cessful remedy, but Us use was often neglected on account nf Us sickening qualities. Now It Is the 'easiest nnd moat pleasant of medicines to take One Calotab at bedtime with a swal­ low of water—that's alt. No tastn. no griping, no nausea, no salts. A be con tra cted In accordance with the Ordinance*<of the .Clt^r. o f .Sanford, Str. and Kre. W. H. Vernon, o f Florida, covering the construction o f South Sanford Heightsf are tho Sidevfalks, am], proud parents o f fine nine-pound boy. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Manager shall cause Do you own a Radio? written ^notice o f the Passage end Adoption of this Resolution, together with a certified copy o f this Resolu­ tion* to be served in the manner re­ quired by the Ordinances o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, upon the owner, or agent of the owner, o f the prop­ erty hereinabove described, and, SANFORD is the pride or Central Florida and SEMINOLE COUNTY—Then why spend your money in Jacksonville, Tampa or any other place other than “THE CITY SUB­ STANTIAL” WE INVITE EVERYONE TO INVESTI GATE OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH ING EVERYTHING IN THE FEED LINE 101-8 Magnolia Avenue Sunford, Florida Congregational Ladies’ Union WILL (JIVE and S ervice --------CALL US We carry tothing but the best that th< market affords COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELFThen if we can serve you, we are sure that you will find our line as complete its any in the state. We buy direct from the mills for CASH—Then sell to you for CASH—This enublcs us to get the very lowest price possible— and we puss this on to our customers W aldorf Toilet Paper, 3 fo r Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 fo r • * ■ O ctagon Soap, 6 fo r Red Seal Lye, 3 fo r Fryers. All kinds of Sausage, Swifts Premium, Kinghan’s Re­ liable, lam and Bacon Idaho Bakers P otatoes, 10, lbs. for.. 25c CARLOAD OLD BECK SWEET FEED IN TODAY QUALITY * SERVICE and SATISFACTION Bazaar and Cafeteria Supper MERITA LAYER CAKES, PLANTATION FRUIT CAKES, EDWARD’S MAPLE^SYRUP. PRESERVES*AND OLIVES, HOMEMADE CANDIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES In Welaka Block, First Street Saturday Afternoon and Evening DECEMBER 8TII Over-Sea Grated Pineapple, No, 2 C a n ............................. ;........... IF IT IS FEED YOU NEED CALL 4 Elm Avenue and Commercial Street J. HUGH flLLIS, Prop Phnnc 91 ■ Phone 10 We Deliver PHONE 7G WE DELIVER ■ ■■H XH XagH»IXaXBBBBaa)lgaUXaXgHEBHSHKJgaUXXX3BLXI>B>> �THE HANFORD D A ItV HPUJJ>, WUDAT, W C H H K 7 , t t n Frlradly Spirit t ! Cooperation With the IntenUote /Commertf Com. Tw o Miles o f Rood Is To Be Fat hi million Is l' g*d By Florida Marl SurWei is S d ered . Cood Bight Iiidi * A mo.tt important step won token by the County Commissioners at their regular monthly meeting held on Monday when they authorized the ndvertisnient for bids for the iurfaefng o f the Osceola' road, i^hich for •tome time has been in an almost Im­ passible condition. .MIAMI, Fla., )ec. 7.— Exercise of a spirt of friend y co-operation with the Interstate (\mmerce Commission of the United 'S ates was urged by Justice William i [. Ellis, o f the Flor­ ida Supreme Cou t, in an address here recently before t ic opening sesion of a four days con mention o f the Na­ tional Arocintion o f Railroad and Utilities Comm! isioners. Tho key­ note of the add ess was state rela­ tions to Jntersti te commerce. The speaker ] ainted n word pic­ ture for the deli gates to the conven­ tion, here from a 1 parts of the coun­ try, directing att ration to the state’s piacc in history, her enterprises and The stretch of road which is to be repaired is about two miles in length. Bids will be opened nt the next meeting o f the board to be held in January and the advertisement calls fur on 8-inch marl surface to be put on the roadbed. Hon. Forest Cake appeared be­ fore the board with n petition signed by ihe taxpayers o f that district asking for aid on this rond and he urged that the hoard Immediately take steps to have it put into good repair. That it will mean much to Sanford is shown by the fact (but ninny peo­ ple in that vicinity have been going to New Smyrna for their supplies be­ cause o f the hod condition of the road but when it is put into good shape, ibis bunnies* will roinn to Salford. tunl develop men , “ her good roads and beautiful h; nes nnd hotels,, nnd greatness “ in tfc i character nnd loyFlorida with all her good things nnd great opv irtunitles welcomes you,” raid Just co Ellis. “ May you find here the inti Uectual food you de­ sire and the im drntion you need to help you to the » ihit ion o f your prob­ lems." "Just whut tJose problems are I shall not presun: i to suggest,” he con­ tinued. "It wod 1, perhaps bo easier to say what thi / are not. Whatever they muy be she uld be taken up nnd werked out in i spirit o f friendliness Copdttl— y m il rijLEjrfx Other important busmens taken up by the Imard was the agreement to issue to the Senhonvd Air Line Roilinod fom pnny « franchise in perpet­ uity. Airs. Inez Meredith appeared be­ fore the hoard to nak for nifl III con­ nection with the mad from Forest City to Palm Springs. The matter was referred to C. W. Kntzminger. * II. <\ Du Hose appeared in liehaif o f Mrs. W. F. Geiger for financial assistance. The hoard nut hot lied the issuance of a warrant for the sum o f $25 for her aid. tivities of rail; ads and public utili­ ties commissions vvihout spending en­ ergies In vain I discussions about so called federal usurpation o f power nnd advised consideration o f “ our neces­ sities at horiw and give car to the de­ mands of the people among whom we live against IW»1 abuses of state pow­ ers.” "Is the flitter o f taxation nt home a thing < such trivial importance that twe~* Tibt consider it,” he asked, "al rough a large number of our peopjl hesitate about acquiring homes of ftheir own because o f the tax burden^ to which they are subject­ ed, out c f all proportion to the value of their holt ings nnd the actual need of the stntf ” Other activities suggested for con­ sideration wero "exploitation of the people by private corporations nnd cities nnd towns in the matter o f dis­ pensing water nnd lights nnd fuel; ubuse of the right to usca>ur hard sur­ faced roads which eost the people so much money," "Cnnnut some system be devised under which these public highways may he controlled nnd the people’s rights upon them protected from abuse by the lawless and leckless to the end that ipt^rstate commerce and transportatfeil nwly he secured nnd benefited7" he risked. Service upon interstate railroads, street car linos, canals and other inland waterways, telephone and tele­ graph linesSW^jfC' also mentioned as items for regulatory consideration "The whole forest o f state sover­ eignity has not been explored nnd mastered nnd brought under control," Justice Ellis declared; “ and only u small portion has been given over to congress in which to exercise author­ ity. Let us work together therefore in the spirit o f friendliness uml not antagonism, in friendly criticism and not fretful and captious objection to end that America may set nnd main­ tain an example o f peace to the na­ tions of the earth." Problem or Itrice Level "Undoubtedly one o f the most dis­ turbing factors In the situution is the problem of price level. Until uncer­ tainty is largely removed business men will avoid large commitments, and a* long as they fuel inclined to pronounced conservatism, resumption ami expansion arc certain to lie some­ what retarded." Mr. Hunter shows that tho United States is becoming more nnd more the center o f the world's dependence, that prosperity in the South is just heginnivtt nnd that, as he puts it, “ the achievements o f tho future are cer­ tain lo outrival those o f the past." iNGLEBY, Eng., Dec. G.—Opening a bras box which he bought a year ago us part of a miscellaneous collection of articles, a dealer was astonished to finl an urn with an inscription indicating that it contained the ashes of a man named Abraham Knowles who was .cremated in Philadelphia in lbDS. K. I- Kilhec and Mrs. Ilaulerson asked tile board for permission to charge a 50 cent toll over (lie Titus­ ville ferry nnd the money tlmt Ij de­ rived from that source to go to re­ pairing that road which is in kail condition. The hoard granted them tips privilege, the same taking effect yesterday and the road is to he kept in good condition on a GO-Gu Irani-, with Volusia county. Notary public bonds of the fallow­ ing were approved; Virgil L. finiith, R. Cl Philips nnd Tunis P. Lewis. County depositories for the com­ ing year were mimed as follows: T H E : S U N i N E V E R ? S E T S 'O N Co-Ed Normal Session Is not,to Be Given at U. of F. Next Year UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Dec. 5.— “ Due to the contributing factors o f inadequate funds nnd scarcity of rooming facilities for women, the University of Florida will Ik- unable to offer a co-ed normal session next j spring,” according to Dean .1. WJj Norman of the Teachers' t’plli'g.'.jwi George McManus’^ W orld Famous "This decision was reached <nljw after the most stremioin effort ton make the spring session |>*< iUt*/® Dr. Nornum states, “ hut until h u ger! appropriations nre procured with j which to employ instructors nnd until ; dormitory facilities for women am milled, it now appears that this work cannot be again undertaken.” 'The summer session will, however, ho’ condui tnd as usual," he adds, gilining on or about June II." From Nome lo Singapore, in the Arctic and the Tropics, and in nearly every Amrican town and hamlet, every­ body laughs with Maggie and Jiggs. The appearance o f this nonpareil piece of fun in this newspaper beginning Monday is something more than event for readers of Leave Your Order With Your News Dealer Now Further information concerning the regular summer school session may be found in a bullet in which will be issued early in the year. The co-Cd normal session last spring was regarded by everyone as a marked success, and its dhwontlniianco will come as u great 'disappointment to largo numbers o f prospective *tu- Ti e tiv,- I in;* • t national hgihwayi .vi . i'll.- Lincoln. the Nntio.iol Old T. ail - Uo.u!, the Ronaevfclt ^iatirmal; Highway, lid* Dixie Overland High*; way and the Pikei Poll. Ocean tty Ocean Highway. t .J �. A T L A N T A , O s., Dec. 7.— Southern construction work fo r IM S promises to establish a bew record, according to reports received in building conatrnction circle* in Atlanta. Already it has exceeded fo r the first nine months q f the year the very exten­ sive building activity o f 1922 and is fa r above the 1921 figures fo r the same period. Conrtacts awarded fo r building ami other construction projects in the six teen Southern states in the first nine months o f 1923 had a total valuation pf more than $421,760,000, accord­ ing to figures made public here by the Adair Realty and Trust Company, which is financing southern struc­ tures. This compares with $409,907,000 in contracts awarded for the cor­ responding period o f the preceding year and with the total o f $330,000,000 fo r the whole o f 1021. Contracts to be let coverting defin­ itely planned construction projects to­ ts) $1,060,400,000, compared with $808,280000 fo r the nine months pe­ riod o f 1022 and with $715,155,000 for the first nine months o f 1021. The total o f $81,400,000 represent­ ing contracts to be awarded as an­ nounced in September and $140,269,000 fo r similar reports given out in Aug­ ust afford an idea o f the big volume of work in prospect for fall and the early winter months o f 1924. Road Paving and llridges Prom the standpoint of the amount of money involved in contracts let, reports show thnt road paving nnd bridge work holds first place, the total fo r the nine months' period be­ ing $131,298,000, ns compared with $111,372,000 for the similar period of the preceding year. Next comes miscellaneous enterprise contracts with a total valuation of $79,348,000. This classification insuch projects as garages, piers, hydro­ electric and steam-electric plants, hos­ pitals, railroad shops, grain elevators, water and rail terminal facilities, and all such work not covered specifically in the other classifications. Expert Typewriter cleaning and re­ pairing. (Jail H. S. Pond, phone 225 or Peoples Bank. 179-tfc. ' A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE WIDENING, GRADING AND PAVING OF PALMETTO AVE­ NUE FROM CEN TRAL STREET TO HUGHEY STREET TO A WIDTH OF 24 FEET INSTEAD OF 16 FEET, AS HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED. Whereas, heretofore appropriate proceedings have been had providing - f o r th e-gradin g and paving o f Pal­ metto Avenue a width o f 16 feet from Central Street to Hughey Street, and, Whereas, it is now deemed advis­ able that Palmetto Avenue should be paved to a width o f 24 feet from Central Street to Hughey Street, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Commission o f the City o f Snnford, Florida, deems it ndvisnbie as a' nec­ essary public improvement, in .addi­ tion o the improvement by the pav­ ing o f Palmetto Avenue between 'entrnl Street and Hughey Strp<d to width o f 10 feet, th"t sn’ d pe-ement should be increased to a width o f 24 feet, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Palmetto Avenue between Cen­ tral Street ad Hughey Street shall be paved with asphalt on n rock base to a width of 21 feet instead of a width o f 16 feet as authorized: all of said widening, improving, grading nnd paving o f Palmetto Avenue be­ tween Central Street und Hughey Street to a width of 24 feet instead of 16 feet shall he done in compliance with the completed plans, specifica­ tions, profiles and estimates there­ for, now on file in the office of the City Manager o f the iCty o f Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifica­ tions, profiles nnd estimates have been heretofore approved by the City Commission and constitute the plans und specifications for said widennig, improveing and paving of Palmetto Avenue between Central Street and Hughey Street from n width uf 16 feet to a width o f 21 feet, and this commission hereby declares the nec­ essity for the widening and paving o f said portion of Palmetto Avenue as aforesaid, as a necessary public improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a total expenditure not exceed­ ing Two Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty-eight ($2,488.UO) Dollars is hereby authorized to cover the cost o f widening the asphalt pavement on "ul me Uo Avenue between Central Street and Hughey Street from a width o f 1C feet to a width of 24 'eet, which said sum of Two Thous­ and Four Hundred und Eighty-eight ($2,488.00) Dollars is the total esti­ mated cost o f said improvement; Ilust one-third o f the total cost uf the improvement aforesaid shall be borne by the City of Sanford, Florida, and shall be apportioned to be paid from the General Improvement Fund of the City o f Sanford, Florida, out uf ' any moneys available therefore, and Urn ramaiaing two-tklrds o f tbs cost o f said impruvsmfcit shall be aasstsed against all property abutting and and fronting upon that portion o f Palmetto Avenue between Central Street and Hughey Street to be so improved by the widening o f said por­ tion o f Palmetto Avenue between Central Street and Hughey Street from a width o f 10 feet to 24 feet, and against all lots and lands ad­ joining and contiguous or bounding and abutting upon said improvement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the total cost o f widening the asphalt pavement on Palmetto Ave­ nue between Centra! Street and Hughey Street from a width of 16 feet to n width o f 24 feet, is the sum of Two Thousand Four Hun­ dred' and Eighty-eight ($2,488.00) Dollars; that the portion o f the to­ tal estimated cost o f the contem­ plated improvement o f Palmetto Aventie hetweea Central Street ami Hughey Street to be borne nnd paid for by nbutting property owners is the sum of One Thousand Six Hun­ dred and Fifty-eight and 07/100 ($1,658.67), which said sum is to he specially assessed ngainst all lots and for the grading and paving o f Cy­ press Avenue • width o f 16 feet from Union Avenue to Ninth Street* there-. Whereas, it is now deemed advis­ able that Cypress Avenue should be paved to a width o f 24 feet from Union Aveneu to Ninth Street, there­ fore, , BE IT RESOLVED, that the "City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems it advisable ns n nec­ essary public improvement, in addi­ tion to the improvement by the pav­ ing of Cypress Avenue between Union Avenue and Ninth Street to a width o f 10 feet, that said pavement should be increased to a width o f 21 feet, and, upon such improvement n follows: either in full within thirty days af­ ter said aasessinents shall stand equalised, approved and confirmed, or tn ten equal annual instalftnenta with interest at the rate o f eight per cent per annum upon all deferred pay­ ments from and after Ihe time said special assessments shall be and stand finally equalized, approved and confirmed, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution shall nnd be­ come effective immediately from nnd after its. passage nnd adoption. Adopted thin 26th day o f Novem­ ber, A . D. 1923. FORREST LAKE, S. O. CHASE. C. J. MARSHALL, As the City Commission of Snnford, Florida. Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, (SE A L) City Clerk. BE I T FURTHER RESOLVED, tlon o f Sorontb S t m t from a width r f 40 feet instead e f 1$ f t __ that the Tax Ax a m o r and the City o f 16 fw t to 24 feet, and against Ml •hall be done in compliance with the Clerk o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ lota and landa adjoining and con- completed plans, specifications, proida, in accordance with the provisions tlguous,. or bounding and abutting flies and estimates therefor, now on o f Section 101 and 102 o f the Char­ upon said improvement; that $3,- file I nthc office o f the City Manager ter o f the City of Sanford, Florida, 804.00 ia tho total catimated cost of o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, ■hall proceed without delay tq make said contemplated improvement in which said plans, specifications, pro­ a special assessment roll, assessing tho widening o f stid portion of Sev­ files and estimates have been hereto­ the special benefits to be received as enth Street to ho specially assessed fore approved by the C U f' Commis­ the result o f the improvement con­ against all lots nnd lands adjoining sion and constitute the plans and templated ngainst ail lota and lands and contiguous or bounding and specifications for said widening, im­ adjoining nnd contiguous or bounding abutting upon said improvement; the proving and paving o f Commercial nnd nbutting upon such improvement, sum o f $2.0466 Is tho estimated cost Street between Park Avenue and Pal­ nnd upon the completion o f said as­ per front foot for said improvement, metto Avenuo from a width o f 16 sessment roll to cause a copy o f and, feet to a width o f 40 feet, and this BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Commission hereby declares the nec­ thereof to be published two times consecutively once each week in a that it is the determination of this essity fo r the widening and paving newspaper published in Sanford, Commission that all lots and lands o f said portion o f Commercial Street Floridn, attaching to said special as­ adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ ns aforesaid, as a necessary public EE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, sessment roll so published n notice ing nnd abutting upon Seventh improvement, and, that Cypress Avenue between Union directed to all property owners in­ Street between Magnolia Avenue am) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Avenue and Ninth Street shnll be terested in snid special assesmonts, Pine Avenue will be benefited by the thnt a total expenditure not exceed­ pnved with asphalt on a rock base to stating in •accordance with the pro­ Improvement provided for by this ing Throe Thousand nine hundred a width o f 21 feet instead o f a width visions o f tho Charter of the City of resolution, nnd thnt the special as­ nnd ninety-eight ($3,998.00) Dollars, of 16 feet; as authorized; nil o f said Snnford, Florida, a definite time and sessments to be made nnd entered Is hereby authorised to cover the cost widening, improving, grading nnd place where complnfnts will be heard against nil lots nnd lands adjoining of widening the asphalt pavement on paving o f Cypress Avenue between A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE nnd when snid special assessment and contiguous or bounding and abut­ Commercial Street between Park Union Avenue and Ninth Street, tn WIDENING, GRADING AND roll will be finally confirmed by the ting upon such contemplated im­ Avenuo nnd Palmetto Avenue from a width o f 24 feet instead o f 16 feet PAVING OF NINTH STREET City Commission sitting nn nn Equal­ provement shnll be made upon a foot a width o f 16 feet to a width of 40 shall he done In compliance with the frantnge basis. That is to say, thnt feet, which snid sum of Three Thous­ FROM CYPRESS AVENUE TO izing Bonn), and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, in the preparation of the special as­ and nine hundred and ninety-eight ! specifications, proSANFORD AVENUE, TO A WIDTH OK TW ENTY-FOUR thnt the special assessments pro sessment roll covering the contem­ ($3,998.00) Dollars, is the total esti­ lands adjoining nnd contiguous o r : ; ' 8 ""!. cs,t ‘ !natc* t1he" for' now on Ole In the office of the City Manage" improvement; FEET INSTEAD OF SIXTEEN vided for by this resolution to be plated improvement, such special as­ mated cost of snid hounding and abutting upon said im­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, which FEET, AS HERETOFORE AU­ made nnd entered ngainst the prop­ sessments shall be determined nnd thnt the entire cost of the improve­ provement; that the part or portion said plans, specifications, profile* erty bounding and nbutting upon said prorated according to tho fool front­ ment aforesaid, shall Ik* assessed THORIZED. o f the total estimated cost of said nnd estimates hnve been heretofore Whereas, heretofore appropriate improvement shall be pnynble nt the age o f the respective properties against all property abutting and contemplated improvement 'o f Pal- , . . . „ . . , proceeding.! have been had providing option o f the property owners owning specially benefited by said improve­ fronting upon that portion of Com­ motto Avenue between Central Street 1appT " ‘ * l constitute the plans nnd npcclfica- for the grading nnd paving o f Ninth property bounding nnd nbutting upon ment, nnd, mercial Street between Park Avenuo nnd Hughey Street to be paid for tions for saiii widening, improving and Palmetto Avenue to be so im­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, such improvement ns follows: either Street a width o f 16 feet from Cy­ by the City of Sanford, Florldn, is nnd puving of Cypress Avenue from press Avenue to Snnford Avenue, in full within thirty days after snid ' thut the Tax Assessor and tho City proved by tho widening of snid por­ the sum of Eight Hundred nnd Twen­ Union Avenue to Ninth Street, from and, assessment shall stand equalized I Clerk o f the City o f Snnford, Flor­ tion o f Commercial Street from a ty-nine Dollars and 33/100 ($829.33), a width o f 16 feet to a width o f 21 Whereas, it is now deemed ndvis- approved and confirmed, or In ten idn, in accordance with the provisions width o f lfi feet to 40 feet, nnd and the sum of $1.2795 is the esti­ feet, and this Commission hereby de­ nhle that Ninth Street should ire cqunl installments with interest nt o f Section 101 nnd 102 o f the Char­ agninst nil lots and lands adjoining mated cost per front foot for Bnid clares the necessity for the widening paved to a width o f 24 feet from the rnto of eight per cent, nor annum ter of the City of Snnford, Floridn, nnd contiguous, or bounding nnd improvement. and paving of said portion o f Cypress Cypress Avenue to Snnford Avenue upon all deferred payment.! from and shnll proceed without delay to make uhutting upon said improvement; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Avenue ns nfortaaid, ns n necessary therefore, after the time said special assess- n special assessment roll, assessing that ($3,998.00) is the total estimated that it is the determination of this public improvement, and, BE IT RESOLVED, thnt the City meats shall be and aland finally the special benefits to be received ns cost o f said contemplated improve­ Commission thnt nil lots nnd lands BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Commission o f the City o f Snnford, equalized, approved and confirmed, the result o f the improvement con­ ment in the widening of said portion adjoining and contiguous or bounding thnt n total expenditure not exceed­ templated against nil lots nnd Innds of Commercial Street to be specially Florida, deems it ndvisnbie ns a nec­ and, and nfautting upon Palmetto Avenue adjoining and contiguous or bound­ assessed ngainst all lots nnd lands ing Nine thousand, five hundred four BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, essary public improvement, in addi­ between Central Street nnd Hughey Street will be benefited by the im­ ($9,504.00) Dollars is hereby author­ tion to the improvement b y the pav­ thnt this resolution ahull be and be­ ing nnd nbutting upon such improve­ adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ provement provided for by this reso­ ized to cover the cost of widening the ing o f Ninth Street between Cypress come effective immediately from nnd ment, and upon tho completion of ing and abutting upon siad improve­ snid assessment roll to cause n copy ment; the sum o f $.‘.’.7788 is the esti­ Avenue to n after its passage and adoption. lution, nnd that the special assess­ nsphnlt pavement on Cypress Ave­ Avenue and Snnford Adopted this 26th day o f Novem­ thereof to be published two times mated cost per front foot for snid im­ ments to be made and entered against nue between Union Avenue nnd Ninth width of 16 feet, thnt snid pavement consecutively once each week in n provement, nnd, all lots nnd Innds adjoining and con­ Street, from a width of 16 feet to a should he increased to a width of 21 ber, A. D. 1923. newspnper published in Sanford, width o f 24 feet, which said sum of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, FORREST LAKE, feet, and, tiguous or bounding and abutting Florida, attaching to 3r.id spccinl as­ Nine thousand, five hundred four that it is the determination o f this S. O. CHASE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, upon such contemplated improve­ sessment roil so published n notice ($9,504.00) Dollars, is the total esti­ Commission thnt nil lots and lands C. J. MARSHALL, thnt Ninth Street between Cypress ment shall be made upon foot front­ adjoining and contiguous or bounding directed to all property owners in­ mated cost of snid improvement; thnt As the City Commission of Avenue nnd Sanford Avenue shnll be age basis; that is to say, that in the and abutting upon Commercial Street terested in said spccinl assessments, the entire cost o f the improvement Sanford, Florida. paved with asphnlt on a rock base preparation of the special assess­ stating in accordance with the pro­ nforesaid, shall be assessed against between Park Avenue and Palmetto Attest: to a width o f 24 feet instend of a ment roll covering the contemplated Avenue v/UI be benefited by tho im­ visions of the Charter o f tho City of all property abutting and fronting L. R. PHILIPS, (SE A L) width of 16 feet, ns authorized; nil improvement, such special assess­ Knnfoid, Florida, n definite time t \ ' provement provided for by this reso­ City Clerk. ments shall be determined and pro- upon that portion o f Cypress Avenue of said widening, improving, grading place where complaints will be heard lution, and thnt the fpenal assess­ rnted nccording to the foot frontage between Union Avenue nnd Ninth nnd paving of Ninth Struct between o f tho respective properties {bene­ Street to be so improved by the Cypress Avenue and Sanford Ave A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE and when said spcciul assessment ment.: to be made and entered ugainst widening o f said portion o f Cypress nue to n width o f 24 feet instead of WIDENING, GRADING AND roll will be finally confirmed by thr ail lots nnd lands adjoining and con­ fited by said improvement. Avenue from n width of 16 feet to City Commission sitting ns nn tiguous nr bounding nnd abutting PAVING OF SEVENTH STREET 16 fcot shnll be done in compliance be it F u r t h e r resolved, vpoa such contemplated improvement equalizing Board, nnd, n width o f 24 feet, and ngainst nil FROM MAGNOLIA AVENUE with tho completed plans, specifica­ that the Tax Assessor and tho City shall be made upon a foot frontage lots and lands adjoining and contigu­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, EAST TO PINE AVENUE, TO A tions, profiles and estimates there­ Clerk of the City of Snnford, Florida, biuia. That ii to say. that in the ous, or bounding and nbutting upon that the special assessments provided WIDTH OF 24 FEET, INSTEAD for, now on file in the office of the in accordance with the provisions o f preparation of the special assessment snid improvement; that $9,504.00 is for by this resolution to he made and OF 16 FEET, AS HERETOFORE City Manager o f the City o f Sanford, Section 101 nnd 102 o f the Charter < 4 1 covering the contemplated im­ the totnl estimated cost of said con­ entered ngainst the property hound­ AUTHORIZED. Florida, which said plans, specifica­ o f the City of Sanford, Florida, shall provement, such special Jsscscnicnts ing and abutting unon said Improve­ templated improvement in the widen­ Whereas, heretofore appropriate tions, profiles and estdmntc* have proceed without delay to make n spccinl assessment roll, assessing the ing of snid portion of Cypress Ave­ been heretofore approved by the City proceedings have been had providing ment shall he payable at the option hall he d e le mined und prorated; ac­ centing to the foot frontnge of the special benefits to he received ns the nue to he specially assessed agninst Commission nnd constitute the plans for the grading and paving o f Seventh o f the properly owners owning prop­ respective properties specially boneerty hounding and abutting upon such all lots nnd Innds adjoining nnd con­ nnd specifications for said widening, Street, a width of 16 feet from .Mag­ result of the improvement contem­ fitd by iuiid improvement, und, tiguous or bounding and abutting improvement as fellows: either in improving and puving o f Ninth nolia Avenue cast to Pine Ave, nnd, plated against nil lotM nnd lands ad­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, upon said improvement; the sum of full within thirty days after said no­ Whereas, it is now deemed advis­ Street between Cypress Avenue nnd joining nnd contiguous or bounding • hat tho Tax Assessor nnd the City $2.6880 is the estimated cost per se-.,meats .shall stand equalized, ap­ able that Seventh Street should he Snnford Avenue from a width of 16 and abutting upon Ruch improvement, Fieri; o fthe City o f Sanfurd, Florida, front foot for suid improvement, ami, proved ami confirmed, or in ten equal paved to a width of 24 feet from feet to n width o f 24 feet, and this and upon the completion of said nsBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Commission hereby declares tho nec­ Magnolia Avenue east to Pine Ave­ a simini install metda with interest nt in accordance with the provisions of cssment mil to cnusc n copy thereof the rate o f eight per cent, per an­ Sections 101 and 102 of the Charter thut it is the determination o f this essity for the widening nnd paving nue, therefore, to be published two times consecu­ num upon all dt'Vtrod payments of the City o f Sanford, Florida, shall BE IT RESOLVED, thnt the City of said portion o f Ninth Street n> Commission that nil lots nnd lands tively once each week in a newspa­ proceed without delay to make a per published in Sanford, Florida, at­ adjoining and contiguous or bound­ aforesaid, ns a necessary public im­ Commission of th.» City o f Sanford from and after the time raid special Florida deem i it advisable ns a ne c­ utruv.rsnenlH shall hr nnd stand final­ special assessment roll, assessing the taching to said speciat assessment ing and abutting upon Cypress Ave­ provement, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, essary public improvement, in addi­ ly equalized, approved and confirmed, sj ecini benefits to he received as the roll so published n notice directed to nue from Union Avenue to Ninth result o f tho improvement contem­ ull property owners interested in Street, will bo benefited by the im­ that a total expenditure not exceed­ tion to the improvement by the pav­ and plated r gainst nil lots and lands ad­ RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Nine hundred seventy-four ing of Seventh Strict, between Mag­ suid special assessments, stating in provement provided for by this res­ ing joining and contiguous or bounding hut thin revolution shnll hr and be­ nolia Avenue and Pine Avenue to a accordance with the provisions of the olution .and that the special assess­ ($074.00) Dollars, is hereby author­ ami abutting upon such improvement, come effective immediately from and width o f 16 feet, that said pavement Charter of the City of Sanford, Flor­ ments to be made and entered against ized to cover the cost of widening the and upon the completion o f said after its passage nnd adoption. should be increased to width of 21 ida, a definite time and place where all lots nnd lands adjoining nnd con­ asphalt pavement on Ninth Street assessment roll to causa n copy there­ Adopted this 26th day of Novem­ feet, and, hetweun Cypess Avenue anti Sanford tiguous or hounding and nbutting up­ complaints will be heard nnd when of to he published two times con­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ber, A. D. 1923. said special assessment roll will be on such contemplated improvement Avenue from a width o f lfi feet to secutively once each week in n news­ FORREST LAKE, thnt Seventh Street between Mag­ n width o f 24 feet, which said sum shall be ninilc upon a foot frontage finally confirmed by the City Com­ paper published in Sanford, Florida, S. O. CHASE, Nine hundred seventy-four nolia Avenue and Pine Avenue shall mission sitting as an Equalizing basis. That is to say, thnt in the of attaching to raid special assessment C. J. MARSHALL, preparation of the special assess­ ($974.00) Dollars, is the total esti­ he paved with asphalt on a rock base Board. roll so published a notice directed to As the City Commission of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ment roll covering the contemplated mated cost of said improvement; that to a width of 24 feet Instead o f n all property owners interested in said Sanford, Florida* special assess­ the entire cost o f the improvement width o f 1C feet, us authorised; at! that the special assessments provid- improvement, such special ursejsments, stating in ac­ Attest: ed for by this, resolution to be made merits shall be determined and pro- aforesaid, shall lie assessed ugainst o f said widening, improving, grading cordance with tho provisions of the L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) and paving of Seventh Street between and entered ugainst the property rated nccording to the foot frontage ail property abutting and fronting i barter o f the City o f Snnford, Flor­ City Clerk. Magnolia Avenue and i’ jue Avenue hounding nnd nbutting upon said im­ of the respective properties specially upon that portion of Ninth Street be­ ida a definite time and place where to a width of 24 feet instead of ]6 tween Cypress Avenue and Sanford provement shall be payable at the benefited by said improvement, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Avenue to be ro improved by the feet shall he done in compliance with |^ RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE complaints will be heard and when option of the property owners owing GRADING AND «aid special assessment toll will be property bounding and uhutting upon thnt the Tax Assessor and the City widening of said portion o f Ninth the completed plans, specifications, | WIDENING, OF COMMERCIAL finally confirmed by the City Com­ such improvement as follows: either Clerk o f the City o f Snnford, Florida Street from a width of 16 feet to 24 profiles and estimate.! therefor, now 1 PAVING STREET FROM PARK AVENUE mission sitting as an Equalizing in full within thirty days ufter said in accordance with tho provisions of feet, and ngainst all hits and land; on file in the office of the City Man­ EAST TO PALMETTO AVENUE, Board, and, assessments shall stand equalized, Section 101 and 102 of the Charter adjoining and contiguous, or hound­ ager o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, TO A WIDTH OF 40 FEET IN­ • BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, approved and confirmed, or in ten of the City of Sunforil, Florida, shall ing and abutting upon snid improve­ which said plans, specifications, pro­ STEAD OF 16 FEET, AS HERE­ that the spcciul assessments provid­ equal annual installments with inter­ proceed without delay to make a ment; that $974.00 is the tytal esti­ files nnd estimates have been hereto­ ed for by this resolution to be made TOFORE AUTHORIZED! est at the rate of eight per cent, per speciat assessment roll, assessing the mated co.it of snid contemplated im­ fore approved by the City Com mis­ ami entered against the property Whereas, heretofore appropriate sion and constitute the plans and annum upon all deferred payments special benefits to he received an the provement in the widening o f said bounding nnd abutting upon said im­ proceedings hnve hern had providing specifications for said widening, im­ portion of Ninth Street to be special­ from and after the time said special result o f the improvement contem­ provement shall be payable nt the fo r the grading and paving of Com­ proving nnd paving of Seventh Street ly assessed against all lots and lands assessments shall be und stund finally plated against nil lots and lands ad­ option o f the property' owners owning mercial Street, a width of 16 feet between Magnolia Avenue and Pine adjoining nnd contiguous or bound­ joining and contiguous or bounding equalized, approved nnd confirmed, and abutting upon such improvement, ing and abutting upon said improve Avenue from a width of 16 feet to a from Park Avenue east to Palmetto property bounding and nbutting up­ nnd, on such improvement ns follows: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and upon the completion of said as­ mont; the sum o f $2,081 is the esti­ width o f 24 feet, nnd this Commission Avenue, nnd. cither in full within thirty days after Whereas, it has now deemed advis­ thut this resolution shnll be anti be­ sessment roll to cause a copy there­ mated cost per front foot for said hereby declares the necessity for tho said assessments shall stand equal­ widening and paving of said portion able tint Commercial Street should come effective immediately from ami of to he published two tim es.con ­ improvement, and, ized, approved nnd confirmed; or in he paved to to width of 40 feet from BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, of Seventh Street ns aforesaid, m n secutively once each week in a news­ ufter its passage and adoption. tea equal annual installments with Park Avenue east to Palmetto Ave­ Adopted this 26th day of Novem­ paper published in Sanford, Florida, that it is the determination o f this necessary public improvement, nnd, interest at the rate o f eight per cent, nue, therefore, . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, attaching to said special assessment Commission that all lots nnd lands ber, A. D. 1923. BE IT RESOLVED, that the City per annum upon all deferred pay­ roll so published a notice directed adjoining und contiguous or bound­ that a total expenditure not exceed­ FORREST LAKE, Commission of the City of Snnford, ments from and after the time said ing and abutting upon Ninth Street ing Three thousand, eight hundred to ail property owners interested in S. 0 . CHASE, Florida, deems it advisable as a nec­ special assessments shall be and sixty-four ($3,804.00) Dollars, is between Cypress Avenue and Sanford said special assessments, stating in C. J. MARSHALL, essary public improvement, in addi­ ctniui finally equalized, approved hereby authorized to cover the cost Avenue will be benefited by the im­ accordance with the provisions of the As the City Commission o f Charter o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ provement provided for by this reso­ of widening the asphalt pavement on tion to the improvement by the pnv- and confirmed, and, Sanford, Florida. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, M agnolia; »ng of Commercial Street between ida. a definite time ami place where lution, and Unit the special assess­ Seventh Street between Attest: that this resolution shall be and be­ complaints will be heard and when ments to be made and entered against Avenue and Pfne Avenue, from n| Pork Avenue and Palmetto Avenue L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) come effective immediately from and suid special assessment roll will be all lots and lands adjoining und con­ width o f 16 feet to n width j to a width o f 16 feet, thnt naid pave­ City Clerk. after its passage and adoption. ment rhould he increased to a width finally confirmed by the City Com­ tiguous or bounding and abutting up­ >f 21 feet , which said sum of Adopted this 26th day of Novem­ of 40 feet, ami, A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE mission silling us an Equalizing on such contemplated improvement Three thousand eight hundred and ber, A. I). 1923. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, shall he made upon a foot frontage sixty-four ($3,861.00) Ilotlara, is the WIDENING, GRADING AND Board, and, FORREST LAKE, that Commercial Street between Park total estimated cost of said improve­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, basis. That is to say, that in the PAVING OF CYPRESS AVENUE S. O. CHASE, Avenue nnd Palmetto Avenue shall ment; that the entire cost o f tho impreparation o f the special assess­ FROM UNION AVENUE TO that the special assessments pro­ C. J. MARSHALL, be paved with asphalt on a rock bare nrovoment aforesaid, shall he assess­ ment roll covering the contemplated NINTH STREET TO A WIDTH vided fo r by this resolution tu be As the City Commission of to a width of 40 feet instead of a ed against all property nbutting and improvements, such special assesOF TWENTY-FOUR FEET, IN­ made and entered against the prop­ Sanford, Florida. width o f 16 feet, na authorized; nil fronting upon that portion o f Sev­ ments shall lie determined and pro­ erty hounding and abutting upon said STEAD OF SIXTEEN FEET, AS improvement shall be payable at the rated according to the foot frontage enth Street between Magnolia Ave­ o f r aid widening, grading and paving Attest: HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED. U IL PHILIPS, (SEAL) Whereas, heretofore appropriate option o f the property owners own­ of the respective properties specially nue and Fine Avenue to he no im­ o f Commercial Street between Park City Clerk. . proceedings have been had providing ing property bounding und abutting benefited by snid improvement, und, proved by the widening o f said por- Avenue and Palmetto Avenue to a M 8 >A_ , A �fc -ift 4> * To Buy, To M l To Trafc. To Rent. To S a v e Time a n d Trouble and T Money. Consult HERALD WANT AD3 WANT AD RATES ■reRMS-CASII IN ADVANCE Telephoned r.da., will be received from patrons and collector sent Immediately fo r payment. m . n line .. Nr m line (It* i, line a Tlinr> lc n line 20 T lm r. ........ ......... Double rate for black face type. Reduced rates for consecutive in­ sertions. Count six words to the line. Minimum charge o f 20c for first insertion. All advertising is restricted to proper classification. In cane of error The Herald will be responsible for only one incor­ rect insertion, the advertiser for all subsequent insertions. The Herald offico should be notified immediately in case of error. I T im e S T im e * , PHONE 148 There’s News of Importance To You in the CLASSIFIED COLUMNS S a n fo rd H era ld W a n t A d s H it the M a rk — S ell th e G o o d s CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS AUTOMOBILE GIFTS For the car are nn Everlasting renindcr of your thoughtfulness. We have a complete line in Xnias packiges ready for the tree. WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. 115 Magnolia Ave. _ FL0Ill I)A S~M ()ST COM PLETE GIFT SHOP. The Tuttle Shop, Orlando, Fla., text to shopping on 5th Ave., New fork city is the advantage o f this hop. Here you will find the latest .ml nl«o the most deniable novelties suitable for Gifts. The most exjuisite Christmns cards ever— suit­ able for everyone. \es, we have the Chinese game Muh Jong. SAY IT WITH FLOW ERS When you are in Orlando visit the Violet Dell Florists. for prompt and efficient service. FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOB SALE" — DeSoto paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, sole agents. 154-tfc READ FOR PROFIT Use for Results Thu classified advertisements on this page from day to day represent opportunities for you. Read them regu­ larly and you will see advertised something of value to you. Many fortunes have been made through the use of a little want ad. Every day there are advertised on this page good buys in second hand automobiles. If you are looking for a car that has been used, you will find what you want by watch­ ing these little ads. If you are looking for a bargain, watch the real estate for sale column. If you need help or want a position, you will do well to read the situation and help wanted ads. It is good business to read the want ads. And it is al­ so a smart man who uses them regularly to get results. The Sanford Herald circulates thoroughly throughout Sanford and Seminole county nnd the advertisements inserted in this paper are read each day by nearly everybody in this section of the state. WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE See the Sanford Stove Works, 1102 1 OR S A L E — Bargain, five acres of FOR SALE— Egry Cash Register. Snnford avenue before buying stoves. land, close in. Box 117. SHOES AND IIOSIEHY Cost $00 when new. Will sell cheap. We will save you money. We also re­ I OR SA LE — Or rent— 10 acres of cit­ Suitnble gifts nrc here for anyone .Inquire nt Sanford Herald office. pair stoves of all kinds, grafonalou rus land partly cleared, house nnd in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. VoK iiALfc— Rhode Inland eggs for nnd guns. 191-tfc other improvements. Address Sniisetting, 15 eggs fo r $1.00. Mrs. Beautiful line Christmus Cards, WANTED— Assistance of any kind ford, 809 Magnolia AVc. seals and tags. Mobley’s Drug Store. Ellsworth, Beardnll Avenue. San­ can bo secured by running a want FOR SALE— One 10 acre lot three ford. Phone 3303 83-tfp Christmas enrda 5 to 10 eta. Handinilen south o f S"-,rord. Eureka ml in The Herald. This class of ad­ painted mahogany and glass console FOR SALE—Oflfiee partition, in very vertising coats very little and is rcuci Hammock— celery Delta. Address rets, mottoes, nnd hand-painted good condition. Owner has no further by nearly everybody. If in need o f! Richard Stephenson, M. D., West Florida scenes. Specinl prices for use for it. Inquire nt Herald office. office help, farm help, cooks, or In ; Lebanon, Ind. DOLLS. fact any kind of help, just phono 148 FOR SA L E — one oi the best corner Xmas. Mi-Lady's Shoppe, 110 Mag­ FOR SA L E -IM P O R T E D REASONABLE PRICE A T THE and give your ad over the telephone, location sin Sanford, 11 room house, nolia Ave. Phone 395. OUTLET. Make this nn eelctric Christmas. W AN fE D — 'to rent, furnished house |1 1 1 , 1 " i t h two rooms over it, for z$2.50 per crate for Xmas oranges, by responsible party. Small family. or trnde for vacant lots or A complete supply o f electric appli­ ances, waffle irons, percolators, packed and shipped. See J. T. Geurry, Answer this ad by letter giving com- 1' l-v property of any description on toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ Route No. 1. plctc dercription, price nnd luenton. right basis. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 193-tfc. FOR SALE—A splendid Jersey cow. nolia Ave. Phone 4-12. Address Box IUI, care The Sanford Fresh Thanksgiving day. She is go­ Herald. INSURANCE G Iv iT e l e c t r i c a l g i f t s ing quick. Logan Merc. Co., Geneva. Insure your property fully. Armstrong table stoves, waffle WANTED— Customers to save Ford Fla. Insure tunefully— Insure Safely, irons, henting pads, Hoover suction Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 we represent the best in insurance, sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. FOR SAI.E—Orange grove; terms; purchase at Wight’s. and carefully watch your interests. country property. Britt Realty Co. (.IFT SUGGESTIONS DOLL CARTS, wagons, wheel goods A. P. CONNELLY &. SONS Christmas cards, dccorntions, chil­ FOR SALE— Seed potatoes, selected for the childien. MILLER & SON. |.»o u SALE— Three desirable build­ stock. All varieties. Chase & Co. Phone 9. dren's books, Tinker Toys, fiction, ing lots located on paved street, Bibles and mottoes. Coleman’s Gift FOR SALE— Baby Cart, 111 Maple worth $1,000.00 each. Owner will WANTED 500 MOTHERS TO BUY £i Stationery Shop. 209 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. Jimmie Howard. Britt Realty CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR; 8« crIfi« ! for $2100.00. Ave. Co. F(JR SALE— Four young mules tor CHILDREN. THE OUTLET. Make your g ift n Photograph. sale, cheap, or trade for real estate. WANTED-—Make your Christmas FOR S A L E — Two fine building lots, Snnford Photo Co. See Policeman Dyson. located on one of the best corners present a permanent wave at the Over Mobley’s Drug Store. •For"cush sale >or rent; rmwiern it~ iiTiii'! hello Shop. Phone 193. in Sanford, pnvirg and side walks Muko your son and daughter Hap­ room cottage, interior newly painted, both sides. At bargain. See Britt py on Xmas by giving them a Savings bath, water, lights, garage, Just olT HAULER >il Heaters. MILLER Realty Co. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. neccunt in the Seminole County Bank. Park, on Heights, Hunter, Route A, FOR SA LE — Five lota located on Phone 9. This strong institution takes pleas­ Box ICO. Snnford Ave., opposite Rose Court, | When in r.eed ut tartcor work, new ure in cncournging thrift among the each 5(3x130. Two of them corner >,r (ihl laud , or harrowing, write J MICH young people, as they will be our lots. Easy terms, Rritt Realty Co. & Stnlforc! , Lake Monroe,’ Fla. Box leaders in the business and social FOR SALE— Five acres on paved 2‘3. I hone 2111. world of the future. Carter Lumber Company road, part cleared, also bungalow SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. Lumber and Building Material. in city. Bargains. Inquire 1103 Oak N. Laurel St. Phone 5115. Books— the appropriate gift. i Ave. Mobley’s Drug Store. Hill [.umber Co. Plain- ami fancy-dressimiking, al­ FOR SA LE — Or trade house ami lot, CATHOLIC BAZAAR Every thing to build your home n bargain, 5-rooms, almost new, terations. Mrs. F. L. Nixon, 301 W. Phone 135. Large lot facing Palmetto, automo­ 5th St., phone 111. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. bile accepted at first payment, bal­ ance $25.00 per month. F. Breeden, In 1920 theie were 2,080 fires .Start the kids o f f right this year with WANTED— Employment ns steno­ Smith’s Barber Shop, caused by sparks from locomotive grapher or assistant bookkeeper by savings account. indy with several years experience. engines, or 33.5 per cent of the total References furnished. Permanent resi­ number o f fires in the United States. FIRST NATIONAL RANK dent. Address Box 813 or Tel. 405. BUILDING MATERIAL DRESSMAKING HELP WANTED WANTED— Delivery* boy*with—wheel for Saturday. Robert’s Grocery. Nothing will be ns much appreciat­ ed for Christmas ns a Ford. I WANTED— By state organization, ex­ perienced solicitors who are capTake advantage o f the now Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. I aide of producing results. Prefer un1married men, o f good appearance. EDWARD HIGGINS, Would lw necessary to travel through Authorized Dealer. Icentral section of -Florida making I'our.e to house solicitation for reliable A GIFT TH A T LASTS Join our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase house. If interested, address Ad­ plan. Make your deposit at any bank. vertiser, care The Sanford Herald, and furnish complete information ns EDWARD HIGGINS, to your abiPty, nnd the salary neces­ Authorized Ford Denier. sary. Suitable Christmas Gifts, for the little fellow, Kuynes wash satin and WANTED— Position by all-round o f­ fice man; twelve years experience woolen suits, shoes nnd hose. I). L. in Florida. Address Office, care the Thrasher. Herald. GIFTS FOR THE IUG BOY paddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, HKI.P " W A NT E D=Am bltlous over ten years o f age by The good and better shoes, hose, tics anti Herald to sell copies of this newspa­ caps. per on the streets each afternoon. D. L. THRASHER. Good profits are assured boys who GIFTS FOR THE LADIES hustle. In many places boys make Shoes and hose, umbrellas, travel­ big profits from selling papers. For ing bags and suit cases. further information call nt The Her­ I). I,. THRASHER. ald office and talk to the circulation GIFTS FOR THE MEN. manager. Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, WANTED— By small family, comlobes, bedroom slippers, traveling pentent cook. Call at Herald office toilet cases, umbrellas, suit cases and for informtaion. many other valuable and useful ar­ ticled. LAKELAND, Dec. 7 — Representa­ D. L. THRASHER, tives of the International Carpenters’ liart Scha[frier & Marx clothes and Joiners' Union of America were Kn»x Hats, intervwoven socks, Man­ here Monday inspecting sites for the hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes proposed million dollar home the or­ ties and combination sets in Christ­ ganization plana to build for its aged mas boxes. members. Sixteen directors, headed McK INNON- M AR KWOOD CO. >y \V. H. Hutchinson o f Indianapolis, A GIFT FOR TI1E FAMILY .verc in the party. They have also been Thai whole family would enjoy i invited to visit Bradentown, Uvooksradio, buy at the IIof-Mac Battery ville and Leesburg to look over sites that have been offered for the pro­ the Classified Page. posed home. AUTOMOBILES AND HOUSES—FOR SALE REPAIRS FOR SALE OR RENT— Centrally lo ­ LOST AND FOUND I1KAII STETSON (il.E E CI.UB. Auto repairing done at your own cated dwelling eight rooms nnd sleep­ garage by expert mechanic. J. N. ing porch. Worth your inquiry and Allen, 307 Third St. consideration. A. P. Connelly & 188-tfc. ftENT—a~c a rpUri v c- yourself. ” Oak Sons. and Second St. Phone 3. FOR SALE— Five-room bungalow. LOST— Your opportunity to secure free tickets to the Milano Theatre, if you fnil to rend these want ads each day. Two free tickets arc given away daily to the person whose name ap­ $500.00 cash balance as rent. A. pears on this page. Read the want P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia ads each day. Ave. Phone 48. FOUND— Opportunity to buy a short FOR SALE— House nnd Inrge lot in wave long distance Radio Recciv. Rose Court. $-1500.00. Terms. ing Set cheap. Ask for demonitraBritt Realty Co. lion. IIof-Mac Battery Co. P. A..M ERO ~ General Auto Repairing Wight Bros. Bldg. Phone 394. BARGAINS,- " B a r g a INST Oakland Touring. Chalmers Coupe. Dodge Roadster. Dodge Touring, Dodge Sedan. Scripps-Booth Touring, Oldsmobile 8 Touring, lluick 0 Touring. Liberty Touring. Ford Touring. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Onklnnd Sales and Service. Third St. nnd Oak Ave. Phone 17 FOR SALE— nungalows, house build-: FOUND— A class pin,1921. Owner ing lots. AH sections o f Sanford. can have same by applying at the Britt Realty Co. Herald office, identifying the pin and FOR SALE— Bungalow, close in on paying for this nd. Palmetto Ave., $4200.00, terms. Studebaker talks seven different Britt Realty Co. languages. Recognizes people enter­ FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room bun­ ing the show roam. San Juan Garage. galow, nil improvements, located Tnlking, Whistling, Singing Studeon Palmetto Avenue, at a bargain. Imker ,the 8th wonder of the world. See A. 11. Hamrick, I’ iggly-W iggly San Juan Garage. ■|Store. LOST— Somewhere in downtown bus­ TRUUI.KPKUF tires and tire trou iness section alligator bill folder ble. Twenty to fifty thousnn< [IFOR SALE—Or trade, house and lot. , A bargain, 3-rooms, almost new. containing $27 in bills. Finder please Large lot facing Palmetto. Autonio- return to Earle Jones, Herald offico delay or bother on account o f a , bile in good condition accepted as first nnd receive reward. payment, balance $25 per month. F. tires. Write for free informat LOST— Bird dog, liver-colored point­ ; Breeden, Smith’s Barber Shop. TRUBLEPRUF TIRE CO., IJ er with white spot between eyes 110 Franklin, Tampa, Fla, nnd shoulders, front feet white, two years old, reward if returned to The FOR SA L E —Lexington Lark. ;i Herald office. most new. Sold new $3250.00. 1 1 FOR RENT— Modern apartment, also sold this week $300.00 cash. $5( LOST— Sorority pin, crescent en­ monthly. Snnford Motor Co., Do -, 1 bed-room. 117 Laurel Ave. closing three diamonds; name Au­ 1FOR RENT—Two nice furnished gusta I,. Hinton, on back. Finder Dealers. Phone 3. housekeeping rooms, 520.00 per please return to Herald office. $5.00 month. 312 East 5th St. reward. FOR RENT— Five-room house in LOST— 1-4 Carat diamond ring. Find­ good condition, located on hard road, lane. er will please return to Herald o f­ twentw minute drive from Sanford. fice and receive reward. Good water. II. G. Du Base. FOUND— Sunday morning, a pointer FURNISHED HOME located in FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms, pri­ dog injured by auto. Owner can elusive residential section o f vate home, 509 East 3rd St. Cali have same by culling at home of Gus ami. House is o f concrete consl after 5. Schmnh, near West Side Store. 1 . ........... ---------------------------------' The luters "Z. R." applied to air­ ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd ships mean "Zeppelin Rigid." APARTMENTS FOR RENT HOUSES—FOR RENT breakfast porch. Completely nnd ut trnctlvely furnished. Garage with servant’s quarters. Large city lot with cocoa nut trees nnd other tropical foliage. Owner desires to rent to re sponsible party for winter season. Address Box 112 care The Sanford Herald. A $5.00 deposit on a Ford car will be placed to your credit in any Sanford Bank and will draw interest at the re*'*f r** f«»'f i Jt*‘ ii#|f H h*fi •» gular rate. FOR SALE—Bargain sale of lots till Jim. 1,‘ 192-1. GrCehleaf & Wilson Addition to Lake Mary. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent to couple without children. <318 Laurel received 1 $ 175,000 LAW YER BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR RENT— Unfurnished Dempsey Curds of Sanford's Reput­ able Professionat Men, each o f whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Schelle Maines FOR RENT—Equipped HI-room Hotel nt Lake Mary, Fin. Immediate posresion. Low rental with hig prospects. C. II. Ellis, Lake M Fla. inquire upstairs, PURELY PROFESSIONAL — C o u rt H ouse You can find the name of every live Business Man in Snnford in this Column each day. 1 :l---------------------------------1 Sanford Novelty Works • George A. DeCottes A tt o r n e y -a t -L a w Over Seminole C o u n ty Bank Sanford ----------------------- Florida Fred R. Wilson A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First Nationni Bank Building Snnford ■ Florida V. C. COLLER, Drop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Guilder 517 Commercial Street ! A. P. Connelly & Sons Established 1908 Real Estate, Loans nnd Insurance Rhone 48 101-8 Magnolia Ave 1 STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions McmlierH Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 2C0-W Sanford Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Building Sanford, ------------ Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE. AU TO Insurance R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate nnd Insurance SANFORD, F L O R ID A Machine Co. M I L D R E D S I M M O N S General Machine and Hoiler Teacher of Pianoforte Works and Pipe Organ Cylinder Grinding Studio: Room 225, Meisch Phone 62 ------ Snnford, Fla. i. Building Phone 193 l’ hone 193 SEMINOLE QUICK SERVICE T R A N S F E R Local and Long Distance Hauling ABSTRACT CO. Get an S. O. Shinholscr Abstract before buying property Contractor and Builder Sanford,---------------------- Fla. 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. 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 07, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 07, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 07, 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/451d4dfbfceeb8cbc93782e72ffdf96c.pdf b5d545a45ac8829e643223ae7ae675ea PDF Text Text SSOCIATBD PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, IMS STARTED ON MUNICIPAL YACHT BASIN ON LAKE FRONT CITY PLANNING T w SPEND LARGE SUM ON DEVELOPMENT OF WATER REDUCTION AND IS AGAINST THE it FRONT AND BUILDING 1 1 HER REVISION PRESENT TARIFF LAVS DELIVERS H IS FIRST MESSAGE AS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Two Mflee of Rood Is To Be Pot In Good Condition—Eight Inch Marl Snrfsco Is Ordered. , MESSAGE TO CONGRESS DELIVERED TODAY M arines at Canton Seize Custom House MATERIALS^ BEING ASSEM­ BLED FOR WORK A mash important step was taken by the County Commissioners at their (S r T tf Araoelatre l*resa> regular monthly . meeting held on HONGKONG, Dee. 6,—Partiee of ( H f T h e AMMlalk I*rr»a) Monday when they authorised the CHICAGO, Dec. •. — Lawrence advertisment for bids for the surfac­ Marines from foreign gunboats an­ Will Greatly Enhance Property Bosnjk, 22, of Joliet, was arretted ing of tho Osceola road, which for chored off Canton, are reported to Values And Make a Valu­ Suggests Legislative Program early today on suspicion In connec­ some time has been in an almost im have taken possession of the cus­ able Addition to the Toothing Absent Every tion with the kidnaping of Rom pnssiblo condition. toms house there. The troops are Attraction of the The stretch of road which is to Aspect of National Borth, 12-year-old girl who disap­ said to be equipped with machine City peared Sunday night while on an bo repaired la about two miles in Life—Is Against guns. Six foreign gunboats are length. Bids will be opened a t the errand. The police say that he ad­ Price-Fiaing known to be anchored off Shamsen, mitted serving a term in prison for next meeting of the board to bo held Work has begun on Sanford’* new including two American, two annoying young girls, but denied in January and the advertisement! yacht basin. % I t 'S P ffM ) (Hr TM JUMMIH rr» French and two British. WASHINGTON,. Dee, knowledge of the Borth g ir l .----- calls for sn 8-inch marl surface to' * George L. Alvarez, who is to have be put on tho roadbed. President CoolWife addressed the construction In ‘charge, arrived Hon. Forest Lake appeared be­ Congress tndsy for the first- time Tuesday and yesterday started pre­ fore ttio board with a petition signed since he bstnnw chief executive, liminary work on the new project. by tho taxpayers of that district tku breaking n ntndled silence His crew of workmen wero busy mak­ asking for aid on this road and he Ik hss OMiaUtaed mi peblk ing forms for tho concrete piles to urged that tho board immediately be used in the construction of tho ex­ qur»tless since be entered the take steps to have it put into good White House. Mrs. Coolldge sat tension of Park avenue, into the bay. repair. in fieenthrn gallery and was As soon as some of the forme are girrn an ovstien from Boor and That it will mean much to Sanford finished and the concrete mixer le Tho Seminole County School Board galleries. Benstora, Representa­ is shown by tho fact th a t many peo­ placed on the ground, work on pour­ held its regular monthly business At n meting held Inst of tho tives and spectators stood and ple in that vicinity havo been going ing the concrete will begin. The con­ meeting at tho court house on Mon­ cheered when the President en­ agricultural and publicity comittec to New Smyrna for their supplies bocrete pilee will be 16x10 inches and of the^ehamber of comercc, many cause of the bad condition of the road day and many routine matters were tered. • will vary from 10 to 20 feet in length. plans were made for the Seminole but when it is put into good shape, taken up and disposed of. A shipment of steel jrrWes today The most important business taken WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.—A delcga- County exhibit at Madison Square this business will como to Sanford. as well as a shipment of cement. Oth­ Garden in New York in January. up was the awaroing to J. B.‘ South­ tire program touching almost every Other important business taken up er materials and equipment are in B. F. Whltner, county demon­ ard, of Orlando, the contract for tho aspect of national life waa presented stration ngent, will have charge of by the board was the agreement to transit, said Mr. Alvars*, and there school building to be erected between by President Coolrdge today in hla the exhibit, and at last night’s meet­ issue to the Seaboard Air Line Rail­ should be no further delay in the Aitamonto Springs and Longwood. (int message to Congress. road Company a franchise In perpet­ work. ing he placed before that body The amount of the contract was not He indorsed President Harding’s tentative plans. Everything that Is uity. Sanford’s new yacht basin when . . . . . . mado public but la understood to bo IaifcJW fydith appeared .beproposa l -.for A ntetk ao moniborahip produced in this -county in agrieob- . complete will answer a crying need nenr $26,000. Gillon Electric Co,, of of this city. It will be somewhat like with reserirdtiona In the world court; tural products as wcl as manufac­ fore the bdaVd to ask for aid in con­ Sanford, were the successful bidders the yacht basin of St. Petersburg bat unqualifiedly approved Secretory tured goods nro to bo placed in this nection with tho road from Forest for the clectrictl work for this build­ Ir. many respects will have more at­ Mellon’s tax reduction plan, and an­ exhibit, acordlng to Mr. Whltner. City to Palm Springs. The matter ing while Mahoney-Walker also of President Coolidgc In a happy frame of mind, probably tractive features. nounced his opposition to enactment Tho hearty -ooperntion of the citi­ waa referred to C. W. Entsminger. Sanford were awarded contract for taken before being elevated to the highest ofTico in the land. H. C. DuBose appeared in behalf zens of this county Is urgently re­ R. J. Gallesple of Jacksonville, rep­ of soldier’s bonus legislation. the plumbing. Now he has Congress on his hands. quested as tho success of the exhibit of Mrs. W. F. Geiger for financial resented by Mr. Alvarea, has the con­ He also went on record aa favor^ The nnme of the new school will means tho success of the feature as assistance. The board authorised tra c t for the placing of the concrete ing stimulated consolidation of rail­ bo tho Lyman School, Being named in an advertisement for Seminole the- issuance of e w arrant for the piling, making the necessary dredg­ roads, reorganisation of the railroad honor of the late Howard Lyman, for County. sum of |25 for her aid. ing in the basin and filling in of the freight structure aa applied to form many years a trustee from that dis­ extension of Park avenue. The amount Space literature is to bo printed E. L. Kilbee and Mrs. Rauterson products*- and government assistance giving the citrus prospects of Sem­ trict and whoso efforts were respon­ of this contract is $44,021. The rest In the disposition of exportable inole County along with other inter­ asked the board for permission to sible for tho promoting of the bond of the work which will run the total charge a 50 cent toll over the Titus­ wheat. Ho declared against pricefix­ esting data rclntivo to agricultural Sanford Chapter, Ordor of DeMolay visitors, of whom many are expected issue which made possiblo the build­ cost of approximately $07,000, will ing for farm products; against repeal prospects. Another feature is • to ville ferry and tho money that is de­ will be well represehted at the semi­ to be present. A banquet will be ing of the new school. be done by the city in charge of ^he of the rato section of the Transpor­ have leaflets printed containing a rived from that sourco to go to re­ annual state conclave of the Florida Tho Lyman school will- bo a con­ city engineer and city manager. pairing that road which is In bad among the many leading features tation Act; and against revision of number of recipes for the prepare-1 conj j t jon> Tho board granted them DcMolnys which begins tomorrow which the Florida Chapter expects to solidation of tho three schools of Sanford peoplo will watch with In­ the tariff law. tion of celery in various forms for this, privilege, * Longwood, Altamonte Springs and terest the progress on its latest pro­ the same taking effect (Friday) morning in Gainesville. present to it's guests. Tho visitors Forest City. Making his first pronouncement on serving. Five Sanford DeMolayg left this gressive step in beautifying tta water­ yesterday and the road is to be kept will also be entertained with orches­ Another plan that has been de­ many public questions, the President in good condition on a 50-50 basis afternoon by auto to attend this con­ fro n t When it i completed this city presented a series of succinct recom­ cided upon is to distribute Scminolo with Volusia county. clave. The conclave will start to­ tral music during their stay in Gaines­ may boast of another big achieve­ mendations without attempt a t argu­ County celery and Muse variety morrow morning at ten o’clock when ville. ment and point with pride to one of Notary public bonds of the follow­ ment. He used exactly nine words in strawberries from the 0 v iedo ing wero approved: Virgil L. Smith, all delegates are required to register Among tho Sanford delegates leav­ the finest yacht basins in . the state disposing the bonus question. After strawberries from tho Oviedo sec­ R. C. Philips and Tunis P. Lewis. at the Masonic Tmplo which will be ing for the “ University City” this if not in the South. urging adequate care for disabled tion to tho visitors at the exhibit. in charge of the Florida Chapter, afternoon are Master Councillor Lee County depositories for the com­ former service men and generosity in This wil be an cspecialy good ad­ ing year were named as follows: Order of DeMolay. McLain, Senior Councillor George vertising feature it is believed. Death Yesterday o f Various committees have been se­ providing such care, he said, "I do Smith, and Senior and Junior Deacons, Many Hoy Scouts Attend Meeting of Seminole County Bank of Sanford, Court of Honor Held Last nut favor the granting of a bonus.” • Mrs. Lucy B. Lincoln First National Bank of Sanford, Peo­ lected from the Florida Chapter to Itodman Lehmann and Robert Jen­ Night In Orlando. attend to the entertainment of the kins. The treatment of the world court ple's Bank of Sanford and Bank of Suddenly a t the end, came the nnd the Mellon tax plan was almost Oviedo. The Central Florida Council held death yesterday of Mrs. Lucy B. Lin­ us brief. In approaching the court Resolutions wero passed that Vo­ Dies o f Broken Blood Coolidgc Will Speak its final Court of Honor for 1923 In coln, devoted wife of Frank A. Lin­ problem he noted that American for­ lusia county is to acquire legal title Orlundo last night. Many scouts coln, proprietor of the “ Lincoln eign policy always had been guided to the bridgo known as Monroe Vessel As He Drives To Nation By Radio from the nearby towns were present House.” The same natural bright Resident hunting licenses to the Bridge over the St. Johns river. by the principles of avoidance of per­ Car Over Embankment Eulogizing Harding and sunny disposition wan Mre. Lin­ and much interest was shown. manent political alliances sacrificing number of 000 havo been issued for A full attendance of the-eopimiscoln’s to the very end, through the There wero eighteen tenderfoot Seminole county by County Judge E. indepcndecc and of peaceful settle­ seiners weft present. Those present IBr Tfcr A unrlilril I’rraa) (Or The Aaaoelalril <*rrss) long days of continued illness. The scouts promoted to second class. F. Householaer up through yester­ ment of international controversies. were: John Moisch, chairman, G. I* CENTURY, Fin., Dec. 0.—Willinm WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.—Tho nir Seven second class to first class nnd great love for the brightness and joy day. Besides that number there Ho called attention that the United Bledsoe, C. W. Entzmipgcr, B. F. Bratcher, age 21, ol this place, while will be cleared for 15 minutes next of God’s creation, especially aa ex­ five to life star. States noting on theso principles had were issued 00 non-resident licenses Wheeler, E. CiHelt and E. V. Doug­ riding in an automobile playing n Monday night whilo President CoolScouts Charles Booth, of Salford, pressed in the beauty and fragrance for nearly twenty-five years been a to citizens of Florida but from an­ lass, deputy clerk. harp last night, died in the machine. idgu speaks to the whole nation and Allen Winters, of Dutand, were of the flower and the sweetness of member of The Haguo Tribunal and other county and five were issued to Tho car went over a bump in the road through radio in eulogy of Warren G. recommended for the Eagle degree. the song of the birds, ever waa her added that the proposed world court residents of other states. and Bratcher was seen to throw up Harding. Secretary Hoover today F loggin g Party Being Mr. Carl Lcighman, of the National admiration and expression of wonder Due to the fact that the season is was "a new and somewhat different his hands and sink down in the car. requested that all commercial radio Council, presented the dream of all and devotion to her Creator. The , much shorter than it was lost year Sought By Authorities Physicians say he bursted a blood and broadcasting activities plan.” fj remain repi scouts, the Eagle badge, to Scout sympathy of the community goes out "This is not a partisan question." it is believed that the number of li­ vessel while playing the harp. silent during the address. CHICAGO, Bee. 0.—Polico are Wilbur James, of Orlando, who has to her faithful husband a fte r true censes issued this year will be less he added. "It should not assume an Ceeking four men, who last night passed satisfactorly at least twenty and devoted married life of thirty-five than last year. The season this yeas artificial importance. As I wish to years. seized and flogged M. Thompson Al­ one merit badge tests. opened on December 1 and close *eo a court established, and aa the Aviator Is Seriously New Officers o f Legion The funeral will be from the Miller len, formerly of Nashville, Tenn. It Although scouting is just in its in­ January 15. proposal presenta the only practical Inducted Into O f f i c e Burned As Plane Falta Funeral Chapel because of the burn­ is thought by tho authorities that the fancy in this district, there is much It s nterestng to note n connec­ plan on which many notion* havo enthusiasm as shown by the boys ing of the Holy Cross Church', on Fri­ ever agreed, though it may not meet tion with the issuance of hunting li­ flogging may be in some way con­ (Hr The Aaaaclatral Press) At a regular monthly meeting of passing 140 merit badge requirements day afternoon a t 2:30 p. m., Rsv. every desire, I therefore commend it censes, that a large amount of the nected with Mr. Allen’s recent action TOLEDO, Dec. 6.—Charles Brown, the Campbell-Losing post American at one court. Father Peck, ofifciatlng. to the favorable consideration of the money takon in from this source, goes at Nashville, which resulted In his a pilot was seriously burned when his Legion held last night at the Cham­ Senate, with the • proposed reserva- to the county school fund. Of the securing a divorce from his wife. mail plane burst into flames as he ber of Commerce rooms, the new of­ tioos clearly indicating our refusal |1.25 charged for resident licenses A lleged K idnapper of was making a forced landing at Cas- ficers elected at last month's meet­ A. C. L. Engineer Dies the fund receives 75 cents; of the to adhere to the League of Nations.” talia, Ohio, near Sandusky, this morn­ ing for the ensuing year, were in­ A s Result of Injuries Bergdoll Is On Trial The endorsement of the Mellon plan $4 charged of non-resident licenses (Hr Tkf AuwUlril l’r* « l I Hr T h e Au m Ii Ii S I’r t H ) ducted into office. Tho new person­ ing. „ MARKETS the school gets |3 and from the other was presented In the course of a JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 0.—En MOSBAC1I, Germany, Dec. 6.— nel includes P. A. Mero, post com­ discussion of the fiscal condition non-resident licenses the school fund mander; Farnell of Oviedo, vice-post gineer W. II. Hunt, age 50, died today Lieut. Calvin Griffs of Hamilton, Ohio, >((Ir Tfcr AaiMliIrS l*rraa) of the nation, during which the Presi­ is enriched by |23 of the $25 collect­ CHICAGO, Watch for commander; adjutant, Virgil Smith from scalds inflicted when the Pinellas testified today in his trial for his al­ Dec. 6.—Wheat, Dec. dent called attention that through the ed. Special of the Atlantic Coast Line leged part In the attempted kidnap­ and finance officer, R. W. Deane, 101 7-8 to 105; May 110 3-4 to 7-8; Your Name budget system and economy In ex­ The price of trapper’s licenses are wrecked near McPherson, Baker coun ping ef Grover Cleveland Bergdoll cal year from January* 1 to NovemCorn, May 74 3-4 to 7-8; Oats, May penditures, the necessities of the gov­ |1 but as there is no provision by ty, last night. His negro fireman es­ some months ago, that he returned to If it appears on the want ad It was decided to change the fie45 7-3 to 46. ernment exclusive of the PoatofficO law as to the disposition of it other­ page of The Herald today, ber 11. This was done in compli­ caped with minor hums, none of the France voluntarily after the war on department, had been brought down wise, it Is all turned over to this you will receive two free ance with a request of the Floridu thirty pasenger on the train were a mission from the American Legion fund. To date there have been 172 Sand nnd gravel in the bottom of to *:i,ooo,ooo.ooo. to the military police. tickets to the performance at department of tho Legion. That a t­ seriously injured. tak e Weir and take Eustls, except “It is possible, In consequence^ to licenses of this kind issued. The Milane Theatre tonight. tendance prize was drawn by Virgil that portion of take Eustis within the make a large reduction in the taxes You may be the lucky one. Smith. A new city hall is planned for Ar­ SI j .OuO worth of string beans were Mr C C. Cook, of taBelle, Fla.,jcity limits of Eustis, belong to the of the people,” ho continued. “ A pro­ cadia. The proposed building will be shipped from Center Iiill on Novem­ Read thoroughly the little reported as the largest apiarist in!state, according to an opinion b.* J. posed plan has been presented in de­ is reported Early eggnlant shipments are mov­ wnnt ails. adequate, it is laid, for a city twice ber 16tb. The growers were paid the neighbor-1B. Johnson, counsel- for the internnl lull in n statement by the Secretary Florida, operating In the pesent size of Arcadia. $4.50 per hamper at th j depot. ing from Clrwiston. improvement fund.. hood of a thousand hives. Continued on page 8. FOR RESERVATIONS A lleged Kidnapper Arrested In Chicago BIG IMPROVEMENT AWARD CONTRACT FOR LYMAN SCHOOL BY COUNTY BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY WILL HAVE FINE EXHIBIT IN N. Y. SANFORD TO BEWELL REPRESENTED AT STATE DEM0LAY CONCLAVE THIS WEEK SANFORD SCOUT TO GET EAGLE AWARD ■ OVER 600 HUNTING LICENSES GRANTED •j J ' . :L ,'M �J. & P . COATS THREAD AT PER SPOOL LIMIT SIX TO CUSTOMER FROM OUR BIG STOCK OF SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE YOU CAN COMPLETE YOUR BUYING OF FALL AND W INTER GOODS AT A SAVING WORTH WHILE. YOU WILL FIN D EACH DEPARTMENT COMPLETE A N D PRICES W E A R E MAKING FOR THIS SALE ON GOOD M ANY ITEMS IS LOWER ‘ THAN WE CAN REPLACE THEM ON TODAY’S MARKET. ' ^ UttfVj DRESS What Your $3.50 Ladies' Brown or Black Oxfords or one strap Pumps a t per pair................... Dollar Will Do $5.00 Ladies' Brown or Black Oxfords or one strap Pumps aft per p a ir .............. . - is W here You g. W ill Find $6.00 Ladies' Black or Brown Oxfords or one strap Pumps .at per pair........ Now at a Prices $3.50 Men’s Brown Shoes, Bal. or Blu. at per p a ir ...................................................... Good SAVING Quality $12.50 LADIES’ WOOL DRESSES at each $18.50 LADIES’ WOOL DRESSES at each $27.50 LADIES’ WOOL DRESSES at each $18.50 LADIES’ SILK DRESSES at each ... $27.50 LADIES’ SILK DRESSES at each $15.60 LADIES’ COATS, at each . . . . . i : ............... Z j i Z W $27.50 LADIES’ COATS at e a c h ................................ $21.00 BIG STOCK OF CHILDREN'S COATS AT REDUCED PRICES $30.00 MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS at per s u it .. $37.50 MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS at per suit $5.00 Men’s Brown Work Shoes—Munson .last, at per p a ir ...................... :................... YOU WILL FIN D THE CHILDREN'S SHOES AT THIS SALE PRICED LOW $45.00 MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS at per s u it .. $14.00 BOYS’ ALL WOOL SUITS, TWO PAIR PANTS.................................................................... $16.00 BOYS’ ALL WOOL SUITS, TWO PAIR P A N T S .................................................................. CAPS a t .................. ....89c t SERGE a t _______ 98c Uniform Cloth a t..... 29c TOWELS a t ........ ..... 15c $1.00 Men’s Dress Shirts at each $1.00 Men’s and Boys Dress Caps at each $1.25 All Wool Serge at per yd. 35c Nurses Uniform Cloth, 40 inches wide, a t per yd. 20c Iluck Towels a t each 89c 89c SHIRTS a t ............ $1.45 $1.75 Men’s Dress Shirts at each $ 1 .4 5 l SHIRTS a t ............ .$2.98 $3.50 Men’s Dress Shirts at each $ 2 .9 8 SOCKS a t ............... 19c 25c Men’s Socks at per pair SOCKS at ............. 39c 50c Men’s Socks at per pair 39c SOCKS at ............. ...89c $1.00 Men’s Silk Socks at per pair $4.98 $6.00 Men’s Dress Panta at per * pair $ 4 .9 8 $1.50 Boys’ Dress Pants at per pair $ 1 .1 9 $ 1 .6 9 ..... $ 1 .6 9 All $2.50 Silks at per yd. $ 1 .9 8 ...45c 59c French Dress Ginghams at per yd. ...89c 89c SHIRTS a t ............ ... 45c Boys’ Work Shirts at bach DEVONSHIRE a t ... 35c TOWELS at 40c Devonshire Cloth, Fast Col­ ors a t per yd. 29c Large Size Bath Towels a t each 25c Scout Percale a t per yd. 19c DAMASK a t ......... ...89c $1.00 Table Damask, 72 inches wide, a t per yd. BLEACHING a t ....... 22c Best Grade Bleaching, 36 inches lyide, a t per yd. PAJAMA CHECK at 19c v . ■ i 25c Pajam a Checks, 36 inches wide, at per yd. BLOUSES at 35c Long Cloth, 36 inches wide, a t per yd. 35c Nainsook, 36 inches wide, a t per yd. * HOSE a t ......... ......... 39c $4.98 50c Ladies, Hose at per pair 5 4 .9 8 HOSE a t ................... 89c DOILES a t .......... .$1.98 $2.50 Table' Doiles, a t per dozT' $1.00 Ladies* Silk Hose a t per pair 1 HOSE a t .................$1.98 DOILES a t ......... ...$2,48 $2.50 Ladies’ Pure Silk, Hose, at pr pair $3.00 Table Doiles a t per doz. $ 2 .4 8 NAINSOOK a t ......... 29c 25c Ladies Hose at per pair •/ $ 1 .9 8 LONG CLOTH a t.....29c $1.50 Ladies, Muslin Gown, a t each _ HOSE a t ................... If $6.00 Ladies’ Silk Blouses a t each i SHEETS a t ........ ...... 98c HOSE a t ................... 25c . . i $1.26 Sheets, 72x90 a t each \ o 89c f ..... ..... 25c 25c 45c PERCALE a t ....... ..1 9 c $1.00 Boys’ Dress Shirts at each 45c / $1.69 All $2.00 Silks a t per yd. GINGHAMS at PANTS a t .............. $1.69 at SILKS a t ........... .. GOWN a t ............... , ?8c 15c SILKS a t ................ $1.98 PANTS a t .............. $1.19 SHIRTS 98c 00 e* 89c PANTS a t ........ $2.00 Boys’ Dress Pants at per pair 19c i $2.50 Men’s Scout Work Shoes at per pair....$l,98 $27.50 MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS at per suit.. SHIRTS at............. ...89c [ ; .j $6.00 Men's Brown or Black Shoes, Bal or Blu. at per pair ................. ........ • 35c Children’s Hose at per pair i �DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, That Gladden the Heart Automobile Gifts arc Acceptable gifts. They nre appreciated and are an everlasting reminder of your thoughtfulness. Christmas Gifts o f Jewelry Purchased at Wc have n^complete line in Christmas packages ready for the tree. The Diamond Palace WE SUGGEST Bicycles, Velocypedes, Irish Mails, Automobiles, Kiddie Kars, Coaster Wagons, Golf Sets, Croquet Sets, Tennis Rackets, Base BaUs, Foot Balls, Basket Balls, Sticking Bags, Boxing Gloves, Gilbert Erector Toys, Roller Skates, Indian Suits, Base Ball Suits, and many other things that we cannot mention. W e have the prices marked down to rockbottom— Seeus and get our prices f I ^ f ** * before you buy elsewhere Lincoln Shock Absorbers Motometers Locking Radiator Caps Electric Cigar Lighters Rcnr View Mirrors Gas-oo-la-tors Tool Kits Set of Spark Plugs Cut Glass Vases Stop Lights Parking Lights Spot Lights Horns « Are Quality Gifts That Last General Cord Tires Tire Covers Step Plates Kick Plates Luggage Carriers C*G Pumpers (installed) Fire Extinguishers Windshield Wipers Ilatlery Testers Tube Patching outfits Side Lights (drum type) Pumps and Jacks Cut‘Outs and Controls Genuine Diamond Rings At prices that arc lower than nt any time in recent years BRACELET WATCHES In White Gold, Platinum and Green Gold, 100 Different designs, priced from $10.00 to $1,200 $8.75 to 1225.00 SPECIAL PRICES ON GENT’S WATCHES HAMILTON, WALTHAM, HOWARD. ELGIN THE D IA M O N D PALACE P. WEINBERG, PROP 307 East First Street PHONE II f. THE SPORTSMAN STORE 117 PARK AVE 10 Per Cent, off For One Week Only T hat is the motto of all the dealers EXQUISITE AND ENDURING AS LOVE ITSELF BED ...McLaulin Jewelry... Quality Merchandise only. Nut how cheap—hut how Good. If you art* wondering just what gift would be most appropriate for your sweetheart, wife, mother or some other person who is very near and dear to you—come to the oldest established jewelry house in southern Florida. We have the largest relection of new goods ever put on display. LIVING ROOM iwii r ™ SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN WATCHES RINGS CUFF LINKS WATCH CHAINS SCARF PINS GOLD KNIVES EMBLEM PINS EVERSHARP PENCILS FOUNTAIN PENS CIGARETTE CASES FOR WOMEN WRIST WATCHES DINNER RINGS BAR PINS PEARL BEADS HAND BAGS VANITY CASES STERLING PENCILS BRACELETS COLOGNE BOTTLES BRIDGE SETS DON’T HESITATE FOR THE HOME DINNER SETS SILVERWARE CHINA TEA SETS SERVING TRAYS CUT GLASS VASES JARDINIERES SANDWICH TRAYS CASSEROLES BUY NOW THE STORE WITH THE BIG VALUES S a n Jc o r c k F u r n itu r e How wonderfully happy it will make the kiddies! On tables, counters and shelves have been spread out just the “bestoat” toys that Santa in his wisdom has heen able to provide OUlt STORE IS--THE CHILDREN’S STORE Bring them in to sec our display of toys. They nre welcome here and we have one of the best assortments to bo found Amonn Art Craft Studio DIG ASSORTMENT OF GIFTS FOR THE OLDER FOLKS TOO Buy Your Christmas Gifts Early SUGGESTIONS W hat would be Appreciated ns much as an Automobile? THE NEW MODEL * Built by Durant The result «f many years concentration cm the problem of building NOW ONDISPLAY Candle Sticks, Dolls, Narcissus Bowls, Elephants. Complete line of A rt Goods and children's Hand Made Garments ------------------------- 703 Oak Avenue ------------------------- ROOM PHONE 530 Co. �THE 8 AN?DBD DAILT B M U U ). THUR8 DAV. DECBMBKtt «, BUY YOUR GIFTS EARLY PIGEON HOSIERY, PURE THREAD SILK, pair fl.GO Beautiful lino fine LINGERIE SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS the Children’ Christmas Happy ■ i HAND PAINTED CHRISTMAS CARDS Bulbs, bowls, mottoes, Console Sets, Incense B E B Burners, Serving* There’s no doubt of it—horns will toot and bells will ring—the ship will go to sea, and cross country fliers will speed across the living room—all on Christmas morning. It’s so much fun, making children happy on Christmas day, and you should see the dis­ play in Toyland in our store , Horns—Whoever heard of Christmas without them. Santa has put a price tag on them which re a d s.................................................................................................25c to $1.80 A Doll that says “Mama”—She walks too, and you should see her pretty curls and cunning d re ss................................................................................................................. $3.50 Dogs and Pussy Cats, Elephants and Teddy Hours—you never saw so many animals in one place b e fo re ................................................. :................................ 35c to $2.25 Tinker Building Toys—every boy expects o.ic for Christmas, if he hasn’t one BASKETS Trays, Vases, Candle ss ss Sticks, Mirrors, Rust Craft Gifts, Pictures, SB Pohlson Gifts, Plaques Do Your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY While G ift A ssortm ents Are Complete : Ii r a i a i a r a f g f iM H iR ranaittreiiii t r a i j a r a i i i r a i z r a a n f i ^ ^ S' ___I E .............. .............. '-------------------- -------------- ^ already ......................................................... .................................. :............................................ ......... 90c TOYI.ANl)—THIRD FLOOR “THE CHRISTMAS STORE— A TREASURE HOUSE OF GIFT’S” ARE NICE YOWELL-DREW CO. “Quality Did J t” -ORLANDO. Call this page a Shop­ ping Guide on Gifts. For FLORIDA here you’re sure to find BUY NOW WHILE THE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE- BETTER DO the particular gift that will please the particuTHAT* THAN BE DISAPPOINTED LATER * $1 0 0 1 0 •X X X X X X X X X X X * lar person. Moreover, ♦X X ^X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ^X X X X X X X X X X * you will be particular^ gratified with the bigijj values that are being of­ BETTER SHOP EARLY I LADIES’ — fered by all merchants and— MEN’S on this page. Hosiery ♦♦X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ^Z X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X **** ^ ■ G IFTS OF U T I L IT Y m m Clsinaware - Silverware - Glassware - Skates - Guns Pocketknives - Flashlights - Tools #■ — f *' • ---- H a r d w a r e The Ball # M a k e J L a s t in g : Hardware G r ift s — Company ■■ ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THUMSDAY, DECEMBER V IMS ——----— - Sanford Daily H erald K n te r s d a s S eco n d C la n . M a t te r . Octo< b a r ST. M l* , a t th e P o s t o t f l c e a t B anfn r d . F lo r id a , u n d e r a c t o f M a rc h 3, • c b s c m ip t io x r a t e s * O n# T e a r ........17.60. S ix M o n t h . 13.50 D e liv e re d In C lly hy C a r r i e r p e r w e e k 15c. W e a k ly E d itio n IS P e r T e a r S P E C IA L N O T IC E : A ll o b it u a r y n o tic e ., c a r d , o f Ih a n k a . r e s o lu ti o n s a n d n o tic e s o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e c h a r g e , a re m ad e, w ill b e c h a r g e d f o r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t l.l n g r a t e s . MF. N it E ll T H E A SSOCIATED P R E SS T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s , la e x c lu s iv e ly e n ti tl e d to th e u se f o r r e p u b l lc a t lo n o f a ll n e w s d is p a tc h e s c r e d i te d to U o r n o t o th e r w is e c re d ite d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a ls o th e lo c a l n e w s , p u b lis h e d h e re in . A llW lg h ts o f r e .p u b l l c a t l o n o f s p e c ia l d is p a tc h e s h e re in a r e a ls o r e ­ s e rv e d . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1923 & BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Bless the Lord, 0 my soul nnd all that is within me, bless his holy name. Bless the Lord, 0 my soul, and forget not all his benefits: Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healcth all thy diseases; Who redeemth thy life from di­ straction; who crowncth thee with loving kindness nnd tender mercies; Who sntlsficth thy mouth with good things; bo that thy youth is renewed liko the eagle’s—Psalm 103:1-5. -------- o-------Lakeland is planning to spend an­ other half million in improvements. -------- o Eight million dollars worth of phos­ phates was produced In Fiorda this year. •-u<rv- —i ' ------------- o ■■■■ Phone coming one of the state’s greatest resorts. At least this is the opinion of Edward C. Delafield, president of the Bank of America of Nw York. Bankrs of Mr. Dclafteld’s calibre do not make state­ ments carelessly. Shrewd business men who have attained 'the degree of success in the banking world as Mr. Dolafleld has, think before speaking. No city in the state of Florida has more substantial back­ ing than Sanford. No city can show more real industry and pride than the Celery City. But Sanford should do more. Sanford should get her share and a big share of this money that is now’ pouring into the state from Maine :o California. And there is something more that Sanford will get besides the money and that is more solid, reliable and industrious cit­ izens, in these people who are investing in this state. More and more people throughout th e north and prosperous middle west are looking to Florida as a place “Where life’s worth living.” They are coming to this state and jiist w hat part of the state, of course, depends upon the activity on the p art of the va­ rious cities in going after them. The development of the- tourist business will help Sanford to share in the prosperity that is attending many other cities with less promise and fewer natural advantages than are ours. W aterfront development, improved w ater, light and gas facili­ ties, more paved roads nnd boulevards, more apartm ent houses, homes, and hotels will all add materially toward making for Sanfords greater prosperity. ------------- o-------------- Americans Becoming1 More Thrifty j Have you subscribed to the build­ ing fund of tho Holy Ciosa Church yet? If not do so today. THE F L O W ’ driving your own Ford car. ■■ -------— Phone 198 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Household Goods, Piapcs, Safes, Trunks and Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any T im e lu n u iiiN n in H iH iiiiiu iin n in N iH .,. THE GREATEST MARVEL OF THE TIMES Wouldn’t it Ih; too awful If some­ body fed footbnll players dynamite? THE TALKING, SEEING, PLAYING, W ONDERFUL The burning question of the hour is “ Who will gut up and sta rt the fire ? ” There “would lie more oh! maids if there were no such tiling us shades in front parlors. IS T U D E B A K E B When you see a man making faces at another man it may be the ice man mud at the coui man, See it! Hear it! The greatest mechanical accomplishment of the day. Yon cannot afford to mi.s.s seeing it at our Showroom. f By starting now nnd working all day long you may get your shopping done by Christmas Eve. * The Talking Very few of these European states­ men egging on another war got shot nt during the hist war. HAS CREATED n worldwide reputntii in mechanism of modern times. People everywl r.nce of the piece of machinery in th at it proves to the world th a t ju st ns Studebaker lias reached heights of perfection in automobile mechanics ns have th eir gen|uses startled the whole universe hy this added mechanical perfection. Nothing mnkra a skinny man mad­ der on n chilly morning than seeing a fat man perspiring. Hurry up with your worrying J about Europe. Try nnd get it nil over before the holidays. We will not have a now world war, but several nations nre trying to make -the old one over again. A man enn’t tnlk with his mouth full of hnirpins, but u woman enn tnlk with n pipe in her mouth. NEW MORNING TRAIN The Talking, Hearing, Seeing, Musical and Otherwise Intelligent Car The car will be on display and action at our showrooms, F irst k r e e t and Myrtle avenue, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December G, 7, 8, afternoon 2 to 5; evenings 7:30 to 9:30, with additional performance to accommodate the crowds. The demonstration and performances are free. We want every,man, woman and child in Sanford and surrounding country to see ami hear this “Talking Studebaker.’’ 1 SAM JUAN GARAGE COMPANY s i letween Jacksonville and Atlanta Coach, Dining and Pullman C a n . Effective Dec. 4th S C IIU D U L E i l T- Sanford ........ 2:03 A.M. I.v. i.v, I.v. I.V. A r. A r. Ar. I.v. I.v. A r. A r. A r. jn r lia o n v llle .____ R.30 A. M. riiiiM iu i,____ te a s a . M.f W n rr rti* * -------- .10.10 A .M . lY lIlu ro n i-h cr___ 1 1.33 A. St. T lf lo a ............. 13.40 I*. SI. Nylt iH le r _______ 1.30 l*. SI. A lb a n y 11% T .l__ 3.01 l ‘. M. A lb an y (C . T .L — 1 .0 1 1*. SI. A im -rlm *.________3.01 l \ SI. St n eon_____ 4.10 I*. SI. ( ir lllln .................... .1..1.1 I*. SI. A tlu n tn __ 7.IO I*. SI. **a a a *B a a s n B a H iiE U H iin x a K B B B a m « B *B n a E E M B B n u B U iis *M c a u a a J H n a o iie « H a a a B B iim iB n n » x zH a ■ j A New and Easy Way to Buy a Fori | You Can Start With Only ' T lrk r i* , In f o rm a tio n . ll r liilU n t lo cal tic k e t a l l i e s . o r J n r k o ia v lllr 133 W. D ay St., l ’h o n o EG I T am |ia H ilU b o ro H o tel, R h o n e 3232 S t. r r l r m b u r a 371 C e n tra l A ve„ l'h o n o 1218 Orlnntla Plmi S t.. Phono 71 33 R ( i n ln r .v lllc 200 W. M ain S t. P h o n e 100 ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad ot the South Cenirtl of Georiii RjllrofluJ “ DIXIE L IM IT E D " iu ik iiv u : JA CKSO N VIL L U IK .T .J A. V . 1.. ALIiANY CC.T.l C. o t U a. 31A CON " A TLA N TA X. I'. A H I. I.. Ar. i:VAN.1V1l.I.B_________ | . A W. A r. HI*. L U l il i _____ _____________________________ ** A r. CII1CAUO C. A IS I. I.v . I.v . I.v . I*V. During1the past fifteen years over 7,500,000 Ford ears have been delivered to owners—more than a million and a half of them within the past twelve months—and yet there are still millions of families who are hopefully looking forward to the day when they can own a Ford. The opportunity is here. The FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAI^ brings the Ford car within reach of practically everybody. Under the terms of this plan you can begin with an initial pay­ ment as low as $5.00. Just select the type of car you want—Touring, Runabout, Coupe, Sedan, etc., and then arrange to set aside a small amount each week. “ THE FLORIDAN” U. Ml A .11. 1(33 IM I. 4 l*>il |* .ll. l u n u IM I. NlO.*. A .M . 13(13 IM I . 4 0 0 IM I. 5 Phone 498, The United States has about 14,000,000 'autos, some ail paid for. EFFECTIVE DECEMBER ITH i.v . «t« v n m n A $5.00 deposit on J Ford car will be placed! to your credit in any Sanford B ank and win draw in terest a t the re­ gular rate. ■ iN iiiiiiin iiiiin iiiiiin M iiiiiiiK iiiu iiiiig ,, Sanford Avc., nnd Second Street realize it you will be Just think of the money chilly weather saves you on the ice bill. Herald Want Ad'will sell that old piece of furniture. Try a want ad—they get results, Some of these reformers ought to Invent a sandpaper powder puff. EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 3TH •* * n ' ’n u n JA C K X O N V II.LU ID. 1".) Am ILs I<• ALBANY »C,. 1'.) C. <•( (ia . *• c o i.t M in a III. C e n t. III I I 11 IN (HI A ll n C A IIIO ti M . L IU IH it 111 1C A (id WE INVITE "aL Y OF YOU TO TRY OUR You can% start with only $5.00. Before you Observation, Club, Compartment, Dining Car Trains One Night to * CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS i.v . I.v. I.v. Lv. Lvs A r. A r. A r. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT A woman’s face if. ner fortune only when it draws a lot of interest. “ OIXIE LflBTB iic n u .i: ca»h, 960 per month. 10% off for all caah. Sanford Motor Go., Dodge dealers. Phone 0. An auto rare is almost ns danger­ ous ns the human race. New Fast Pullman Trains West hi 1W ally One, appearance excellent, 9200 BAGGETT’S ••Riling Station... Millions of dollars will be invested in Florida real estate Winter would bo much nlctf If it th is winter which will call for an additional expenditure of many didn’t work on Sunday. more millions in its development. This money will be spent, not by people already restyling in th e state, but by hom eseekers and Only a few more weeks until in­ investors who are flocking here by the thousands. Florida cities, prepared to take care o f these new homeseekers, come tax h due. will g et th is money. Florida cities, content with w hat they already have will sit back and lei it go by. Having ,n sympathetic nature is Sanford has in its lake front property possibilities of be­ nice, but very expensive. ‘ * -I j' i -------------o-------------The man who snves today will not “WHEN EVERY FARMER in the South shall eat Bread want tomorrow. Saving opens the road from his own fields, and Meat from his own Pastures, ami dis­ to many an opportunity. turbed by no Creditor, and enslaved by no Debt, shall sit amid --------o!------* his teeming Gardens nnd Orchards and Vineyards and Dairies and Write your congressman what you Barnyards, pitching his Crops in his own Wisdom and growing think he should try to accomplish for them in Independence, making Cotton his clean surplus, and sell­ the state and nation at this session, ing it in his own time, ami in his chosn market, and not at a o M aster’s bidding, getting his pay in Cnsh nnd not in a Receipted Ford changes dust to valuable cyl­ Mortgage that discharges his debt, but does not restore his free­ inders we are told. He reduced a 50,- dom—then shall be breaking the fullness of our day.’’—From an 000 ton mountain to 000,000 castings, address by Henry W. Grady, while editor of the Atlanta Con­ stitution. o -------------o-------------Loafers, fakirs and tramps nre making their usual winter pilgrimnge to Florida. Keep your doors lock­ COUNTRY-BRED PRESIDENTS ed against these unwelcome visitors. New York Tribune --------o-------November used to be the “dreamy” Amid the mass of editorial comment [ Lincoln near Ilcxlgeville, Ky.; Hardmonth, but the world goes too fust now to fool with dreams.—Atlanta i °n lifu ami character of Theodore'jng nenr Blooming Grove, Ohio, nnd Constitution. I fioosevult being published at this time CooUtjBe nmh, tho silences of It is that of the New York Times, which, granite cradle ,near the village of in connection with a statement that all* Without the datelines, sometimes it of the presidents of the United States | Plymouth, Vt. Among thosq horn in would be hard to tell whether a news i villages or smnll towns were Vnn have been country-bred or natives of; dispatch were from the Ruhr or Okla­ smaller towns and cities points to Burcn in Ivinderhook, N. Y.; Grant homa.—San Antino Express. in Point Pleasant, Ohio, nnd Cleveland Roosevelt as the one exception. --------o-------But Roosevelt is not only the one in the Presbyterian manse at Cald­ As a rule, you can judge the depth exception, he is the one exception that well, N. J. of a nation’s distress by the number “proves the rule” and emphasizes the Many of the presidents were born of fool ideas floating about on the rule, whatever it is, by being himself 1,11 lovm, u:id the fact that all of surface.—Birmingham News. n “rural-minded man and an apostle' with one exception had a rural -------- o-------of the outdoor life,” although born in environment during their youth, is not When a woman dreads dishwashing New York city, which was then, as to be wondered at because during the it may be that her poetic soul yearns now, the metropolis of the country. first century of our national life the for higher things. And it may be As tho Times snys, tho only other rur“ l community predominated. There *"c‘w cities of metropolitan size laziness.—San Francisco Chronicle. president horn in a city of considerable size was Mr. Taft. The city was Cin- or pretensions. Why not organize a Coolidge Club, cinnati, which, contained not more 1ills is nil changed now nnd with not fur political purposes but with tiinn 150,000 people. tiie great increase of urban commu­ Thieo presidents were born in nities we may expect u change tho view of encouraging more poopie to keep their mouths shut?— I towns that had not then grown intojthe training of our public men. HowAtchison (Kus.) Globe. cities. The two Adams in Quincy, <ever, changes that nre taking place --------o-------Mass., nnd Andrew Johnson, in Rn-!in the distribution of our population Tho post office department advises Icigh, N. C. All tin- other presidents have the effect not <>f further dicverybody to “mail early" nnd g e t: were horn in villages or small towns viding rural and urban people either service. We hope this service will h e; hr the actual contry. Washington was in the social standards of life or their better than what is usually forthcom­ horn nenr Bridges Creek in Virginia; outlook upon the world, but of reconJuckson near Cureton’s Pond, N. C,;jelling and bringing them together. ing. Larger crops and better quality of produce coupled with top notch prices will mean much to the grow­ ers of Florida this year. And there is another big crop—the visitor, the homesceksr and the tourist. Many a tourist becomes a winter resident and brings to the state not only addition­ al wealth but new ideas to help Flor­ ida in development. ■■ _■ TOM SIMS SAYS — There is still hope for the country when there nre militant radicals in congress, says the Pensacola Journal. --------o-------Sanford will make no mistake in building gas nnd electric light plants as well as a new water system if sat­ isfactory service and rates are not to be had from the company now serv­ ing the city. ---------- 9-------The Leesburg Commercial says that if the proposed amendment prevent­ ing any income or inheritance tax in Florida is favorably voted upon by the people of the state, there will be one place in the country where men of wealth can seek refuge—and they are the kind of refugees we need. ■- Hupmoblle 1922 (touring mechanic* Millions in FIorida The American Bankers’ Association shows th at during the fiscal year ending June 30 more than a billion dollars were added by the people of this country to their savings accounts. The total amount of savings $18,373,0G2,000 now represents 52 percent of all the bank deposits in the United States. It seems as if the people who are prospering have come to realize the importance of making regular savings out of their incomes. And is there anything th at means better conditions in this country than a prosperous people, who have money in the bank? The wise man prepnres for emergencies. He also makes it a If there’s anything in n name, Ford point to save something each week regardless of the size of his ought to be a good dry candidate.— pay envelope. There is nothing more thrifty than a savings account in a Providence Journal. sound banking institution. -------- o-------■ t HiSO A.M . llttS P.M . 4 U!U I*. VI. THO I VO s c s \. II. I l U I*.SI. 4>30 IM I. This will be safely deposited to your credit in the bank and will draw interest computed at the regular savings rate. Before you realize it, you will be driving your own car, enjoying the convenience and pleasure of motor transportation. Take advantage of the new Ford Weekly Purchase Plan today, and get started toward the ownership of a Ford car. TICKK TX ----- IIK H K llV A TIO N S— D E T A IL S VIIOM LOCAL T IC K E T OKSTCi: O il JA C K S O N V IL L E .. I an W. li a r H ire r !, P lio u e K ill O ltl .A N U O ........................r , K. P lu r St., I 'h u o c 71 T A M P A ......................Ilh tib u r a H o l d , P b u n r 3333 O A IN K SY IL L K ....S C O \V. M ain S t„ P h o n e 100 ST. P r .T C U S U tl li ; 3T1 C e n tra l A te ., P h o n e I3IH Edward ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South I V a lr n l o f (a ra rg la ll a ll r o a d JBJ gins Authorized Ford Dealer SANFORD, FLORIDA _ �THIS SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, D! Phone: Office 108 Residence 217-W MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor C IA L ENDAR Thursday—Mrs. R. J. Holly will en­ tertain the members of the Merrte Matrons Bridge Club, a t 3:00 p. m. Thursday—Mrs. L. P. McCuUer will entertain the members of tho Every Week Bridge Club tomorrow at her home on Ninth strebt, n^ 3 p. m. Thursday—Stetson Glee Club give benefit performance for tho Epis­ copal Church Plant, at tho Milane Theatre. Friday—Snllie Harrison -Chapter, D. A. R., will give benefit card party at Woman’s Club, a t 3:00. Saturday—CeclUan Music Club meets at the Studio of. Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, on Myrtle avenue, nt 3:15 p. m. Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. Blaine nre stopping In Sanford with Mr. HI nine’s sister, Mrs. Lyman Phelps on Pal­ metto Avenuo for n few days. They nre on their way to tho cast coast, where Mr. Blaino is engaged in busi­ ness. CONGREGATIONAL MEN’S CLUB MEETING POSTPONED. The regular meeting of the Congre­ gational Men’s Club Is postponed from tonight until next Thursday night, cn account of the benefit con­ cert a t the Milano Theatre for the Holy Cross Church and the Boy Scout supper, under the auspices of the Rotary and Kiwnnis clubs, which take place tonight. The Men’s Club will meet at their usual meeting place one week from tonight. ALL SOULS BAZAAR A GREAT SUCCESS. A blaze illumination lighted tho corner of First street and Oak ave­ nue last night when All Soule Parish opened its annual Christmas bazaar in the Welaka building. A constant stream of patronage flowed in till tho doors were closed for the night. Supper was served from six to eight n*id from the commendations received, All Souls women still hold their record for serving home cooked food. Seldom has n mors beautiful col­ lection of women’s handicraft Iwon displayed in Sanford than m shown this year at the bazaar. Towels, pillow canes, luncheon gets, table scarfs nre so reasonably priced that many of the big supply were sold lust night. However, n fine selection is still on hand and the bonutv of thair workmanship nml design make thorn admirable Christmas gifts. Baby table, toy tabic, home made cake table and home made candy table—they are all installed in tho hnznar, and if the patronage this a f­ ternoon and tonight equals last night’s, nothing will be left when the bazaar ends. A full course chicken dinner with ice cream and cake for desert, will be served tonight from six to eight. E. Pace, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs. E. R. A. Newman Joined tho players for P. Morse, and Mrs. L. P. Hagan. refreshments,* the hostess serving a salad and Icc course. Mrs. E. G. Tyner, who has been the The guests were Mrs. Percy Moro, guest of her daughter, Mrs. It. J. Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs. Emmett Holly, left, yesterday for Vero, Fla., Hant, Miss Frances Gonzalez, Mrs. where she will spend the winter with Edward Hitts, Mrs. Hawkins Con­ her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Vincent. nelly, Miss Fern Ward, and Mrs. Reginald Holly. D. J. Starling has- returned from a business trip to Lakeland. AN EXHILARATING EFFECT. A bottle of Hcrbine on the shelf at home is like having a doctor in the The many friends of Miss Agnes Ilnrshborger, will bo Interested to house all the time. It gives instant know that she has accepted a posi­ relief when the digestion gets out tion with Yowell Company. nineteen hundred and twenty-three, First Presbyterian church, Jacksonville, Florida. The wedding took place in Jackson­ ville, a t 10 a. m., Rev. Dr. McNpir performing the nuptial ceremony In tho presence of a few relatives of the couple. * The bride wax attended by tho bridegroom’s sister, Miss Clifford Vincent, and Mr. Archie S. Lyon, of Zell wood, acted as best man. Tho bride wore n gown of taupe chiffon velvet brocade, trimmed In gold, with hat and accessories to match, and wore a corsage of bride's roses. After tho ceremony the couple left for n trip down the East Coast in their car. After Jnnunry 1 they will bo at home to their friends in Zellwood, where .they will occupy their new home, “Rustic Inn.” Mrs. Vincent resided in Jacksonville Jafternoon proved most interesting, several years ngo, nnd both she nr.d When scores were counted the prize Mr. Vincent have many friends, who will, extend congratulations. MRS. ROY SYMKS ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON. Beautiful in every detail, was the unehcon given yesterday by Mr-. Itoy Syms, at her lovely home on ANNUAL RED CROSS MEETING. Union Avenue, The guests being The annual meeting of the Remithe members of the Book Lover’s nolo County chapter of the American Club. Red Cross, will be held next Mon­ The spacious rooms were converted day night, nt 8 o’clock, nt the Pres­ into veritable rose gardens with their byterian Church. Tho public is urged decorations of fragrant roses, in the to be present ns many matters of varying shades of pink nnd rose. importance .will come up for consid­ In the.dining room, the luncheon eration a t that time. table was laid with a handsome ran­ do m cloth, tho center grnce.l with a FOR HOME AND STABLE rose howl filled with exquisite ro.es, ’’hading from shell to deep pink. At The extraordinary Zorozonc treat­ one o'clock, n delicious five-course ment for flesh wounds, cuts, sores, luncheon was served. galls, burns and scalds is just ns ef­ As this wns the first meeting of fective In the stable ns in the home. the club for this season, bonks were Horse flesh heals with remarkable exchanged and discussed and plans specd under Its powerful influence. made for the coming year. The The treatment is the same for nniguests also enjoyed the inspection of VINCENT-ANDERSON. mnls ns for humans. First wash out Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Anderson this lovely new home and large boat infectious germs with liquid Boro- of Marquette, Mich., announce tho house. zone ,nnd the Borozonc Powder com­ marriage of their daughter Mrs. Symes’ guests were, Mrs. it. pletes the healing • process. Price Hilda Marie T. Holly, Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. Henry (liquid) 30c, 00c nd $1.20. Powder to McLaulin, Mrs. Stella Arrington, 30c nnd 60c. Sold by Union Phar­ Mr. George S. Vincent, of Zellwood Mrs. Fred Williams, Miss Annie macy. Florida. Hawkins, Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs. J. , , fk /w fa All M "# j# ML fa. far m, XA Jfa fab.— | We Say It With I Values iriirirnfr fur itirti nml uaiiiru* In the neighborhood of twenty new Hrrnld Want Ad will sell that old residences are now in course of conat.'aclion at Winter Haven, - , ,«l piece of furniture. WEI.AKA BUILDING P A R IS H B A Z A A R All Souls Church This Afternoon and Tomorrow Women Only MONDAY ALL DAY AND TUES, MATINEE 'AUSTRIA'S' CITY POPULATION VIENNA, Dec. 5—Thirty-eight percm t of Austria's population lives in cities of 20,000 or more, according to the new census. One-third of the total population of the present republic ret files In Vienna. Full Course Chicken Dinner—All Home Cooking Served from G to 8 A wondrous display of beautiful articles—all hand broiilered for Christm as Gift \ Hand .stitched, hand embroidered baby clothes A T o y T a b le HOME MADE CAKES AND CANDIES caaaE inuctaassnnxB MEN ONLY TIME LOCKED DOORS ADMITTED TUESDAY NIGHT Many lomt in weigh!, anti walls of concrete and steel, pro- ILAN led the contents of our Safe Depcsit Vaults When you place your valuable papers, securities, jewelry, cte„ in a Box i:i these Vaults, you know that you can find them when you win* them and th at the possibility of loss by fire or theft is absolutely eliminated. You are invited to in :; i d cur interestin'; equipment of three For Chris!mas. We pack and ship. own groves. All fruit from our Vaults, in addition to an expensive storage vault for the keenin ' of trunks ;.n:I bulky valuables. LARGE BOX .......................................... $3.00 1-2 BOX ....................... !.............. .......- .......$i,7.r> national j&anK FAMILY SIZE........................................$1.00 GONZALES GROCERY 10S E. First Street A COMMUNITY BUILDER President IJ. F. WHITNEU, Cashier ^aausasrs’zss^ K saE C C sa a aa aK sstu n su ssn ca u a zn a r.acn xa a u iH u ia *•* W if | i t AN UNUSUAL SALE OF WARNING!! of order or tho bowels fall to act. One or two doses Is all that ie neccssary to stnrt things moving and rctsorc that fine feeling of exhilara­ tion and buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to perfect health. Trice 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy. i | j yyfo la COATS, CAPES ASTRAKAHAN JACQUETTES >< \ FOR ALL OCCASIONS QUALITY AND STYLE WITH EVERY GARMENT COAT SUITS There is a Perfectly Good Itenson for this SALE. It is Simply this— We want to Develop'More Business and make Moro Friends. Our Aim is to Reduce our Slock to the Minimum for Our January 1st Inventory. We have decided that now is the Opportune Time. Our Stocks are Complete and Everything is Fresh and New. On the other hand YO U, no doubt, need a number of New Things and will appreciate Gellhi.r them at a Worth-While Reduction in Prices, without Sacrificing e ith e r Style or Quality by doing so. Resides Getting your Merchandise at the Height of the Season. WE ADVISE YOU TO COME EARLY TO GET YOUR SHARK OF THESE EXTRAORDINARY ECONOMIES BRUSHED WOOI SPORT SK IRTS There Are Smart Plaited Models in Silk Flannel and Novelty Wool Fabrics Formerly to $0.50— for this SALE Slipovers and Tuxedoes Greatly Reduced FORMERLY TO $18.50 FOR THIS SALE Formerly 1:) $(>.50—For this SAIT SILK STO C K IN G S ALL WOOL SERGE Every Pair Full Fashioned—All Sizes nnd Colors $1.50 Values Now < R 11 A O An Assortment of Canton Poiret Twill Per Pair Sizes 1G to 12 Colors: Brown, Navy, Bluck Formerly to $10.00— For this Sale Crepe, SUGGESTIONS Formerly to $2.75— For This SALE CAMISOLES KIM ON AS BATH ROBES HOSIERY HAND BAGS WOOL SCARFS SILK LINGERIE BLOUSES LACE VESTEES VANITY CASES Formerly to $21.50— For this SALE , EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS IN FANCY BOXES AT REDUCED PRICES _________ Some Fur Trimmed, Others in Smart All Cloth Effect �THE SANFORD DAILY JERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 <1923 j Hupmobile 1022 tAurind mechanicinlly fine, appearance excellent, $200 cash, $50 per month. 10% off.for all ca?h. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge dealers. Phone 2. LITTLE TOTS’ NURSERY TUNES .Game W ill Be Played in Orlando—Local Girls Are In Fine Shape for the Game—Locate Have Won Only Two Games Played This Season D, A. R. BENEFIT PARISH HOUSE STORIES ON ■ I’loase phone Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. SANFORD MAYGETSONGS, GAM I.RDS Thigpen for tables or individual re­ servations. 13 J. S. NEW YORK YANKS F. P. RINES TO TRAIN HERE Phone 481-J Sanford has nn excellent chance to land a big league baseball team for yipring practice, it is understood from reliable sources. .Toe Tinker, president of the Or­ lando Baseball Club, was in communi­ Again Sanford's ancient rivals, cation with the secretary of the San­ R E A L B A R G A IN S Memorial nigh of Orlando will be ford Chamber of Commerce yester­ met In a scholastic game, when on day morning and stated that this Friday night, Sanford High’s girl’s afternoon he leaves for Chicago where A now bungalow on paved street team will meet the Orlando girls on he will attend a big baseball confer­ ami easy term s A 5-room buntho City Beautiful court. ence to be held in that city on Decem ­ The - local quintotet under the ex­ ber 0. He further said that he would galow and 2 lots orr paved street, cellent conching of Miss Glllon h as’ bo glad to present th invention of progressed fine expect to give the Or-! $3,750. One of Sanford’s best Sanford to some team to visit this InndoJgirls a good run for their money. city next spring. business houses •The locnl girls have already played According to Mr. Tinker, Sanford and‘won two games this season, winhas n fine chance to gat the Yankees to train here. Miller Huggins, man­ ager of the Ynnkoes ns well ns owner Huston are good friends of Mr. Tink­ E. F . LA N E er’s. Mr. Tinker said in his message this morning that he* would do every­ Rooms 501-2 thing in his power to induce Mnnngcr R. L. SIIIPP i Huggins and Mr. Huston to conic to First National Bank Building i Sunfod and in case ho isn’t success­ Phone 95 ful, will endeavor to get the Kansas • City Blues to train here, After the Hillsborough-Lakcland stronger than beef to withstand the j When approached on the matter this game, Conch Wilkinson of Sanford terrific attacks that these men will morning, It. W. Pearmnn, said that High’s football team will have his j Hanford will build and construct n make. All-State Scholastic football list i diamond and clubhouse to order for ready. The Sporting Columns of the BETTER BE SAFE the Yankees or any team that is per­ Anyhow, unless the wheel’s in my Herald will contain this list as soon suaded to eome here. To secure n I THAN SORRY nz possible as football fans in San­ head are turning in the wrong di­ major league baseball team to train ford are very much interested in who rection, Lakeland will be sleeping with hero would indeed be n big boost for Insure before it is too late. I write the stnte scholastic title tucked Sanford. the coach will pick. all forms of insurance and sell real away under their pillow Friday estate. A Life Insurance Policy would Coach Wilkinson will have n pretty night. make nn acceptable ■Christmas Gift. hard time picking the All-State quar­ That is if they get any sleep after ter. Both Lakeland High and Sanford W. j. THIGPEN High can boast of quarterbacks of the game I Expert Typewriter cleaning ami re­ Tin* boy’s basket ball team of San­ pairing. Call It. S. Pond, phone 225 All-State ability. Bowyer, however, of Lakeland High inis the advantage ford High will start prnctico next or Peoples Bank. 17!)-tfc. of being better known that Bach, our week on the grammar school court. own qunrter. But anyone seeing Bach The boys hnve a rather poor place and Bowyer play will have a job on to pructlcc since the fire destroyed his hands po king one of thorn for the the Parish House. All-State jolt. Tiiey came wit it in an ace of winning Since Lakeland wil have to play the title Inst year having to play Or­ Hillsborough tomorrow for the slr.tr lando Hi with whont a tie lay, be­ scholastic title many Sanford fans are fore they could go to Gainesville. The planning to make the trip *n Tampa game was played in Winter Park and see the only undefeated teams of which proved a win for the "City tho istate (inshmr......................... Beautiful" outfit.__________________ In looking over tile records of the two teams it is easily corn that the Dreadnought.*; have tho best chance for tomorrow’s game on Plant Field. Excepting the game with Gainesville, which they won by the harrow margin of three points, th'* La kola rulers have won all of their games by overwhelm­ ing scores. Tiie Terriers * have not fnred as good, ticing two games and winning others by very close scores. Real Cstate Qirst Mortgage f^ O N D S u r wealth iary 3'A% Insurance that covers you r hom e — p rotects th em ,too Your home was built for you, your wife and your children. If fire destroys it, and it is unin­ sured, you may not be aide to build again. You will lose your home—your children their in­ heritance. , This agency will assure you of a home after loss by fire if you insure your property in the Fed­ eral Insurance Company. For many years the Federal has been helping property owners to re­ build, after fire eomes. FOR SAFE AND SURE ANCE, CALL A D A IR INSUR­ REALTY & T R U S T CO. Healey Building, ATLANTA Sanford, Sanford High's girl's team will play Memorial High’s giri team to -1 morrow night in Orlando. The girls j have won the first and only game of the fleamn already. They gave both , Winter Park and Enterprise a good drubbing. A headline in the Tampa Tribune states the following, "Only Nineteen Grid Players Killed Last Season." (ireut guns, what did they want, a So it goes to prove that if Hills­ slaughterhouse? borough had been on Lakeland's hi nsoii. schedule this year there would Coach Fnrrior has called a meeting not have been a post season play off. of all candidates for the Florida bas­ With such men as Bowyer, Dugger, ketball team, for this season. Here’s Damn and Butler in the Dread- imping that the Gator basketball naught’s bnckfield, the Terrier's line quintet have as good luck ns the pig­ will have to be made of something skin warriors did. Curtain Will Rise Tomorrow Afternoon on Plant Field For a Great Scholastic Grid.Rattle With grim determination, two teams* will march upon the gridiron tomorrow afternoon in Tampa to bat­ tle for the rcholnstic foatbalj .suprem­ acy of Florida. ■ Both t» ams, having waged a lighting and victorious sea­ son will now dash with each other, cadi in a desperate effort to prove whose “best man.” Lakeland Hi having won all of their games by decisive scons will go t*> Tampa tomorrow in their bt i form. With a team that h the won­ der of the south, a wizard of a roach nnd a large following ..f enthusiastic backers, the Dreadnought: will in­ vade the "i igar 1 itv" fullv dctorniln. ADAIR PROTI < IIICAGO, Dcr. (!.—The selection "f a mylldcul all-western conference football team following the 11123 sea­ son by sports experts, critics nnd rortdic.i has revealed a sindliarty of opinion fur most of the positions. Majority opinion of football au­ thorities, including tile eight confer­ ence coaches, results in the follow­ ing selections: Mayer University Position KkJund Minnesota Left End Below ...... Wisconsin iilott New Low Prices on Closed Cars Light-Six two-passenger Coupe-Roadster 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. . . . A ll p r ic e s /. o . b. factory Studebaker’s increased production and reduced cost of Closed Cars made in the new $8,000,000 Closed Car plants at South Bend (the finest iri the industry) make possible these new low prices. \b u cannot afford to buy any car without first seeing these splendid products of one of America’s greatest manufacturers. SAN JUAN GARAGE GO., Dealers Muii bead Michigan Corner First STTrcet and Myrtle Avenue Illinois Ohio State Quarterback Grunge lllinoi Left Halfback Murtincau Minnesota Bight Halfback Wisconsin Fullback $1195 $1395 $1485 , $1895 $1985 $2495 $2685 SANFGltD, FLORIDA �' • •’ *• ' ■■ THE 8ANF0 U > DjULT To Buy, To Sett, To Trade. To Rent. To BaVe Tine'and Trouble and Honey, Consult HERALD WANT ADS CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS READS THIS PAGE Sanford Herald Want Ads H it the M ark-Sell the Goods FOR S A L E MISCELLANEOUS l^Olt “ ALE — JJeljfto paints and SHOES AND HOSIERY varnishes at Sanford. Novelty Suitable gift* arc here for anycne Works, sole agents. 154-tfc in the family. Lloyd Shoe Store. FOK SALE—Egry Cash Register. Beautiful line Christmas Cards, Cost $60 when now. Will sell cheap. seals and tags. Mobley's Drug S'.orc Inquire at Sanford Herald office. Christmas cards 5 to 10 eta. Hand- fr'Olt SALE—Rhode island eggi (in setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mr*. painted mahogany and glass console Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue. Sanacts, mottoes, and hand-painted ford. 83-tfp Florida scenes. Special prices for Xmas. Mi-Lady's Shoppe, 110 Mag­ •OK SALE—Office partition, in very ijnod condition. Owner has no further nolia Avo.' Phone 395. use for i t Inquire nt Herald office. Make this an eelctric Christmas. FOR SALE—I.MPORTED DOLLS, A complete supply of electric appli­ REASONABLE PRICE AT THE ances, waffle irons, percolators, OUTLET. toasters, etc. J. M. Gillon, 113 Mag­ HEAR STETSON C.I.EE C tU b . ' nolia Ave. Phone 442. z$2.60 per crate far Xmas oranges, GIVE ELECTRICAL GIFTS packed and shipped. See J. T. Geurry, Armstrong table, stoves, waffle Route No. 1. irons, heating pads, Hoover suction Talking Studcbnkor a puzzle to auto sweepers. Peninsular Electric Shop. friends, a mystery car. San Juan GIFT SUGGESTIONS Christmas cards, decorations, chil­ dren's books, Tinker Toys, Action, Bibles and niottoes. Coleman’s Gift & Stationery Shop. 209. Magnolin Ave. * , Make your' gift a Photograph. Sanford Photo Co. Over Mobley’a Drug Store. Make your son and daughter Hap­ py on Xmas by giving them a Savings account in the Seminole County Bank. Thta strong institution takes pleas­ ure in encouraging th rift among the young people, ns they will be our leaders in the business and social world of the future. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK. Books—the appropriate gift. Mobley’s Drug Store. CATHOLIC QAZAAU SHOES AND HOSIERY Cuitable gifts arc hero for anyone in the family. Lloyd hoe Store. / THU HSUAT, Garage. FOR SALE—A splendid Jersey cow. Fresh Thanksgiving day. She is go­ ing quick. Logan Merc. Co., Geneva, Fla. FOK SALE—Orange grove; terms; country property. Britt Rcnlty Co. Wa n t e d — MISCELLANEOUS Bee the Sanford Stove Works, 602 Sanford avenue before buying stoves. We will save you money. Wo nlso re­ pair stoves of all kinds, grafonatos nnd guns. 194-tfc WANTED—Assistance of any kind can be secured by running a want ad In The Herald. This class of ad­ vertising costs very little and Is read by nearly everybody. If in need of office help, farm help, cooks, or in fact any kind of help, just phono 118 and give your ad over the telephone. WANTED—To rent, furnished house by responsible party. Small family. Answer this ad by letter giving com­ p ete description, price and locaton. Address Box 101, care The Sanford Herald. WANTED—Customers to save Ford Gift Tickets. One with each $1.00 purchase nt Wight’s. DOLL CARTS, wagons, wheel goods for the children. MILLER &SON. Phone 9. WANTED 509 mothers to buy Christmau dolls for their children. The Outlet. HOUSES—FO R ' RENT AUTOMOBILES A N D HOUSES—FOR SALE! LOST A N D FOUND FURNISHED HOME located in ex­ REPAIRS HEAR STETSON GLEE CLUB. FOR SALE OR RENT—Centrally In- clusive residential section of Mi­ ami. House is of concrete construc­ tion and contains three bed rooms, sleeping j>orch, complete tiled bath with slfoWer, large living room, liv­ ing porch, dining room, kitchen nnd breakfast porch. Completely and at­ tractively furnished. Garage with servant’s quarters. Large city lot with cocoanut trees and other tropical foliage. Owner desires to rent to re­ sponsible party for winter season. Address Box 112 care The Sanford Herald. MJR SALE—Bargain sale of lots till Jnn. 1, 1924. Greenleaf & Wilson Addition to Lake Mary. FURNISHED ROOMS (or rent to couple without children. 018 Luurcl FOR RENT—Equipped 16-room ifotel Ht Lake Mary, Fla. Immediate possesion. Low rental with big prospects. C. H. Ellis, Iaike Mary, Fin. FOR RENT—Unfurnished two-room apartm ent in Eagle’s Building, Oak Ave., between Second nnd Third St. Inquire upstairs. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Seed potatoes, selected WANTED 600 MOTHERS TO BUY FOR SALE stock. All varieties. Chase & Co. I CHRISTMAS DOLLS FOR THEIR FOR SALE—one of the best corner FOR SALE—Baby Cart, 111 Maple;jCHILDREN. THE OUTLET. location sin Sanford, 11 room house, Ave. Mrs. Jimmie Howard. 1WANTED—Make your Christmas garage with two rooms over it, for FOK SALE—Four young mules for present a permanent wave nt the sale or will trade for vacant lots or sale, cheap, or trade for real estate. Mnrincllo Shop. Phone 193. city property of nny description on See Policeman Dyson. right basis. A. P. Connelly &Sons. For ensh sale or rent; modern 5- BABLER oil Heaters. MILLER & 193-tfc. SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS. room cottage, interior newly painted, INSURANCE bath, water, lights, garage, Ju st off Phone 0. Insure your property fully. Park, on Heights. Hunter, Route A, When in need of tartcor work, new Insure cnrefully—Insure Safely, Box 160. or old Innd, or harrowing, write Jones we represent the host in insurance, & Stafford, Lake Monroe,’ Fin. Box nnd cnrefully watch your interests. BUILDING A. P. CONNELLY &SONS 26. Fhonc 2111. MATERIAL Carter Lumber Company Lumber and Building Material, N. Laurel St. Phone 565. WANTED—Five Twys to represent the Tampa Timex in Sanford. In­ quire a t Valdez Hotel after 8 o’clock, WANTED—Position as assistant bookkeeper or office work of any kind by young lady with office ex­ perience of several years. Address Box 511, or Thone 2213. FOR SALE—Three desirable build­ ing lots located on paved street, worth $1,000.00 eneh. Owner will sacrifice for $2100.00. Britt Realty Co. Auto repairing done at your own rated dwelling eight rooms and stepp­ garage by expert mechanic. J. N. ing porch. Worth your inquiry and ronaideration. A. P. Connelly & Allen, 307 Third St. Sons. 188-tfc. RENT—a car, drive yourself. Oak and Second* St. Phone 3. FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow, ______ t_________________________ $500.00 cash balance ns rent. A. FOR SALE—New 1923 Dodge tour­ P. Connelly & Sons, 108 Magnolia ing car. Terms to responsible party. Ave. Phono 48. Park Avenue Garage. Phone 270. FOR SALE—Hupmoblle 1922 touring, FOR SALE—House and large lot in Rose Court. $4500.00. Terms. mechanically fine, appearance ex­ Britt Realty Co. cellent. $200.00 Tnsh, $50.00 month. 10% off for all cash. Sanfgord Mo­ FOR SALE—Bungalows, house build­ tor Co., Dodge Bros. Dealers. Phone ing lots. All sections of Sanford. 3. Britt Kenlty Co. P. A. MERO FOR SALE—Bungalow, close in on General Auto Repairing Palmetto Ave., $1200.00, terms. Wight Bros. Bldg. Phono 391. Britt Rcnlty Co. 1923 FORD TOURING, lights and starter, all new cord tires, rim and new cord tire on back, $60 worth of extras, runs and looks like new; cheap if sold at once. Address Box 150, care The Sanford Herald. LOST—Your opportunity to secure free tickets to the Milane Theatre, If you fail to read these want ads each day. Two free tickets are given away daily to the person whose name appears on this page. Read the want ads each day. I FOUND—Opportunity to buy a short wave long distance Radio Receiv­ ing Set cheap. Ask for demonstra­ tion. Hof-Mac Battery Co. FOUND—A etnas pin,1921. Owner can have same by applying at th* Herald office, identifying the pin and paying for this ad. Studcbaker talks seven different languages. Recognizes people enter­ ing the show room. San Juan Garage. FOR* SALE—Furnished 5-room bun­ Talking, Whistling. Singing Studegalow, all improvements, located baker ,the 8th wonder of the world. on Palmetto Avenue, nt #n bargain. San Juan Gnrage. Sea A. II. Hamrick, Piggly-Wiggly Store. LOST—Somewhere in downtown bus­ iness section alligator bill folder Two 'tickets at the Herald office ; containing $27 in bills. Finder plcaze for Mrs. W. R. Griffeth for Thurs- j HELP WANTED return to Earle Jones, Herald ffffico day's show at the Milane. • ! nnd receive reward. f WANTED—By state organization, ex­ BARGAINS, BARGAINS. perienced solicitors who arc cap­ Oakland Touring. Stetson Glee Club Concert. Don't able of producing results. Pre'er un­ miss it. Milane Theatre, Thursday Chalmers Coupe. married men, of good appearance. Dodge Roadster. night. Would be necessary to travel through Dodge Touring. central section of Florida making LOST—Bird dog, liver-colored point­ Dodge Sedan. er with white spot between eyes house to house solicitation for reliable Scripps-Booth Touring. and shoulders, front feet white, two house. If interested, address Ad­ OIdsmobilc’8 Touring. vertiser, care The Sunford Herald,* years old, reward if returned to The Buick 6 Touring. nnd furnish complete information as Hernld office.________________ ____ Liberty Touring. to your nbiPty, and the salary r.eces- LOST—Sorority pin* crescent en­ Ford Touring. snry. closing three diamonds; name Au­ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, gusta L. Hinton, on back. ‘Finder Oakland Sales and Service, Third St. and Oak Ave. Phone 17. HELP WANTED—Ambitious boys please return to Hernld office. $5.00 over ten years of age by The reward. ! Herald to sell copies of this newspa­ DRESSMAKING p e r on the streets each afternoon. Plain and funcy dressmaking, uL 'Good profits are assured boys who terntions. Mrs. F. L, Nixon, 304 W. hustle. In many places hoys make 6th St., phone 444. big profits from selling papers. For Ifurther information call nt The HerAPARTM ENTS jald office nnd talk to the circulation FOR R ENT 'manager. Cards of Sanford’a Reput­ FOR RENT—One or two bedrooms able Professional Men, each ami sleeping porch with use of WANTED—By small family, compentunt conk. Call at Hernld office of whom, in his chosen pro­ kitchen. 800 Magnolin Street. fession the Herald recom­ for informtuion. FOR RENT—Modern apartment, nlso mends to the people. bed-room. 117 Laurel Avc.^ HEAR STETSON GLEE CLUB. FOR RENT—Two nice furnished HEAR STETSON GLEB CLUB. housekeeping rooms, ;20.00 per month. 312 East 5th St. PURELY PROFESSIONAL Hill Lumber Co. FOR SALE—Two fine building lots, Every thing to build your home located on one of the best corners Phone 135. Start the kids off right this year with in Snnford, paving nnd side walks savings account. FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE both sides. At bargain. Sec Britt iwt v Mk FOR SALE—Special for todny nnd GIFT SHOP. Realty Hn. Cnlilrtmiin grapes 16 cents * FIRST HftTgpNAL BANK . The Tuttle Shop? ■*flTlan0o,"Ffar, per lb., or two lbs. for 25 cents. York FOR SALE—Five lots loented on next to shopping on 5th Ave., New Snnford Ave., opposite lioso Court, York city is the advantage of this Imperlul Apples 48 cents per peck. Sanford Fruit Store. 107 West First each 56x130, Two of them corner shop. Here you will find the latest Nothing will bo as much appreciat­ lots. Easy terms. Britt Rcnlty Co. and also the most desirable novelties Street. ed for Christmas as a Ford. —— ---------------- -------------------------------- — suitable for Gifts. The most ex­ Take advantage of the new Ford FOR SALE—Five acres on paved FOR RENT—Five-room house in i 1 quisite Christmas cards over—suitFor quick results use Herald Weekly Purchase Plan. road, pnrt cleared, also bungalow good condition, located on hard road, aide’for everyone. Yes, we have the , Want Ads. They are read by nearly in city. Bargains. Inquire 1103 Oak twentw minute drive from Sanford. EDWARD HIGGINS, Chinese game Mah Jong. everybody. Ave. Authorized Dealer. | Good water. H. C. DuBosc. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB. Today, Tcmorrtw Everyday * There’s News of Importance To You in the : " CLASSIFIED COLUMNS i ._ i Schelle Maines LAWYER ---- C o u rt HOUS4 JL A RESOLUTION REQUIRING THE A GIFT THAT LASTS WIDENING, GRADING AND .loin our $5.00 Ford Weekly Purchase PAVING OF SIXTH STREET plan. Make your deposit at any bank. FROM MYRTLE AVENUE TO EDWARD HIGGINS, LAUREL AVENUE TO A WIDTH Authorized Ford Dealer. OF 24 FEET INSTEAD OF 10 Suitable Christmas Gifts, for the FEET, AS HERETOFORE AU­ little fellow, Haynes wash satin and THORIZED. woolen suits, shoes and hose. D. L. Whereas, heretofore appropriate Thrasher. I proceedings have been had providing i for the grading and paving of Sixth GIFTS FOR THE BIG HOY Daddy Junior suits from 8 to 17, Street a width of 16 feet from Myr­ good and better shoes, hose, tics nnd tle Avenue to 1-nurel Avenuu, and, caps. Whereas, it is now deemed advis­ D. L. THRASHER. able that Sixth Street should be paved to a width of 24 feet from GIFTS FOK THE LADIES Shoes and hose, umbrellus, travel­ Myrtle Avenue to I-aurel Avenue, therefore, ing bags and -suit cases. BE IT RESOLVED, that the City D. L. THRASHER. Commission of the City of Sanford, GIFTS FOK THE MEN. Florida, deems it advisable as u nec­ Silk shirts, hose, ties, handkerchiefs, essary public Improvement, in addi­ robes, bedroom slippers,, traveling tion to the improvement by the pav­ toilet ^ases, umbrellas, suit cases and ing of Sixth Street between Myrtle many other valuable and useful ar­ Avenue and Laurel Avenue to a ticles. width of 16 feet, that said pavemcqt , D. L. THRASHER. should be increased to n width of 21 Hart Schaffncr & Marx clothes, feet, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Knox Hats, intervwoven socks, Man­ hattan shirts, Thompson Bros, shoes, that Sixth Street between Myrtle ties and combination sets in Christ­ Avenue nnd Laurel Avenue shall be mas boxes. paved with asphalt on u rock base to a width of 21 feet instead of u McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. width of 16 feet, ns authorized; nil A GIFT FOR THE FAMILY of said widening, improving, gruding The whole family would enjoy n and paving of Sixth Street between radio, buy at the Hof-Mac Battery Myrtle Avenue nnd Laurel Avenue to Co. n width of 21 feet instead of 16 feet AUTOMOBILE G1FTB shall be done in compliance with the For the car are an Everlasting re­ completed plans, specifications, pro­ minder of your thoughtfulness. We files and estimates therefor, now on have a complete line in Xmas pack­ file in the office of the City Manager ages ready for the tree. of the City of Sanford, F'lorida, WILLIAMS GARAGE INC. which said plans, specifications, pro­ 115 Magnolia Ave. files and estimates have been hereto­ fore approved by the City Commis­ Hupmobile 1922 touring mechanic­ sion nnd constitute the plans and ally line, appearance excellent, $200 specifications for said widening, im­ cash, $50 per month. 10% off for proving nnd paving of Sixth Street all cash. Sanford Motor Co., Dodge between Myrtle Avenue and Laurel dealers. Phone 3; Avenue from n width of 16 feet to a width of 21 feet, nnd this Commis­ The Herald delivered each evening sion hereby declares the necessity for at your doof for 15c per week. the widening and paving of said por­ tion of Sixth Street ns-aforesaid, as Use the Classified Page. a necessary public Improvement, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, If you wish to run a Want Ad that a total expenditure not exceed­ phone 148 and a solicitor will call. ing Thirteen Hundred and Twenty-six of tho City of Sanford, Florida, shall SAY IT WITH FLOWERS nnd 54/100 ($1326.54) Dollars, is proceed without dclny to make a hereby authorized to cover the cost apecinl assessment roll, assessing the When you nre in Orlando visit the of widening the asphalt pavement on apocinl benefits to be receivrd as the Violet Dell Florists. « __________________ Sixth Street between Myrtle Avenue result of tho improvement .contem­ and Ixiurel Avenue from a width of plated against all Iota nnd lands ad­ .WASTE BREATH. 16 feet to n width of 24 feet, which joining and contiguous or bounding A Texas attorney was delivering said sum of Thirteen Hundred nnd and abutting upon such improvement, Twenty-six and 54/100 ($1326.54) nnd upon the completion of said as­ a Fourth of July address. He had Dollars, is the total estimated cost of sessment roll to cause a copy there­ held forth prosily for nenrly an hour, said improvement; that the entire of to be published two times consecu­ without geting anywhere, then said cost of the improvement aforesaid, tively once each week in a newspa­ in impressive tones: *'I pause to ask shall bo assessed against all proper­ per published in Sanford, Florida, at­ myslcf u question.” A voice from back of the hail ty abutting nnd fronting upon that taching to said special assessment portion of Sixth Street between Myr­ roll so published a notice directed to shouted: “Better not. You’ll only tle Avenue and Laurel Avenue to be all property owners interested in said get a fool nnswer.”—The Lawyer so improved by the widening of said special assessment, stating in ac­ nnd Banker. portion of Sixth Street from a width cordance wtih the provisions of the of 16 feet to 24 feet, nnd against all Charter of tho City of Hanford, Flor­ CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE She—Father has promised to pay lots and lands adjoining and con­ ida, a definite time and place where tiguous ,or bounding nnd abutting complaints will be heard and when all expenses of our honeymoon trip, upon said improvement; that $1326.51 said special assessment roll will be dear. He—That's splendid! We’ll never is tho total estimated cost of said finally confirmed by the City Com­ contemplated improvement in the mission sitting as an Equalizing come back.—The Boston Transcript. widening of said portion of Sixth Board, and, Herald Want Ad will sell that old i Street to be specially nssessed j BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, against nil lots and lands ndjoining | that the special assessments provid- piece of furniture. and contiguous nr bounding and ! ed for by this resolution to be made abutting upon said improvement; the nnd entered ugninst the property] CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES sum of $1,376 is the estimated cost bounding and abutting upon said im-| Worms and parasites in the intes­ per front foot for said improvement, provement shall bo payable at the tines of children undermine heulth and, option of the property owners own-| nnd so weaken their vitality that they BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ing property bounding and abutting are unable to rekist the diseases so that it is the determination of this upon such improvement ns follows: fatal to child life. The safe course Commission that all lots and lands either in full within thirty days af­ is to give a few doses of White's ndjoining and contiguous or bound­ ter said assessments shall stand Cream Vermifuge. It destroys und ing and abutting upon Sixth Street equalized, approved ami confirmed, expels the worms without the slight­ between Myrtle Avenue nnd Laurel or in ten equal annual installments est injury to the health or activity Avenue will be benefited by the im­ with interest at the rate of eight per of the child. Price 35c. Sold by provement provided for by this reso­ cent, per annum upon all deferred Union Pharmacy. lution, and that' the special assess­ payments from and after the time ment to be made and entered against said special assessments shall be nil lots nnd lands ndjoining and con­ and stand finally equalized, approved RECOMMENDS FOLEY KIDNEY tiguous or bounding and abutting PILLS. and confirmed, und, upon such contemplated improvement BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, “Your medicine worked a miracle shall be made upon a foot frontage that this resolution shall be and be­ for me,’* writes Mrs. C. Biron, 140 basis. That is to say, that in the come effective immediately from nnd Fayette Street, Lynn, Mass. “ I was preparation of thq special assess­ after its passage and adoption. all run down, had a cough nil winter, ment roil covering the contemplated Adopted this 2tjth day of Novem­ also kidney trouble nnd after taking improvement, such special assess­ a few boxes of your medicine my ments shall be determined nnd pro­ ber, A. D., 1923. cough arul backache left me. I can FORREST LAKE, rated according to the foot frontage eat nnd sleep well. I canvass and S. O. CHASE, of the respective properties specially recommend it at every house I enter.” C. J. MARCHALL, benefited by said improvement, and, As the City Commission of Prompt relief secured from kidney BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and bladder irritation, rheumatic Sanford, Flnridn. that the Tax Assessor and the City pains through using Foley Kidney Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, Attest: Pills. Insist on the genuine—refuse L. R. PHILIPS. (SEAL) in accordance with the provisions of substitutes. Sold everywhere;—12-1 : City Clerk. Section 101 nnd 102 of the Charter 4 - — George A . DeCottes — Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank S an fo rd ------------------Florida Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW F irst National Bank Building Sanford --------------- Florida Elton J. Moughton • ARCHITECT F irst National Bank Building Sanford, — Florida W. J. Thigpen Real Estate FIRE, LIFE*, AUTO Insurance STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions .Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W Sanford Machine Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62 ----- Sanford, Fin. Phone 193 R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate t and Insurance SANFORD, FLORIDA M I L D R E D SIMMONS Teacher of Pianoforte , and Pipe Organ Studio: Room 225, Meisch Building Phone 498 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get un S. O. Shinholscr' Abstract before buying property 3 Contractor and Builder S an fo rd ,--------------------- Fin. E. A. Douglass, Pees. � 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 06, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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