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FLO RIDA, M O ND AY^ A P R IL 9, 1923 Im S T I G A lM PRESIDENT AT HIS DESK | ROYAL WEDDING, AX ROMIE L i •GISIm IRE SOIEM U ® INTO PULLMAN REC0NV1E SECOND WEEK OF QUIRNAL PALACE TODAY HIGH CHARGES f TODAY AFTER VACA' LITTLE BUSINESS IN ORDER SPENT M SUNNY . . . _ ........ !V\ *• a* « Princess Yolanda, Daughter o f the K in g and Qneen o f Italy, Becomes Bride • BOMB DESTROYS CANAL LOCKS IN iHREE PLANS ON RUHR DISTRICT IUIT ROTH HOUSES W IL L SW IN G INTO MOTION TO­ MORROW FOR 2 MONTHS W IL L BE M ADE 1»Y IN T E R S T A T E COMMERCE COM­ MISSION MIAMI DOCTOR WAS KIDNAPPED LAST NIGHT READY FOR W< • —- • ttlr The Amiorlnlrd I’ rraat G R E A T L Y INVIGORA^ l l l j Tin* A ft«n rla tn l I'r m a ) ROME, April 9.— Princess Yolanda, the eldest daughter of King Victor TE R G O LFIN G A N D FUS­ W ASHINGTON, April 9.— Investi­ Emmanuel and Queen Helena, was married today to Count Cnlv Di Bergolon, ING IN TH IS S T A T E S Captain of Cavalry, who holds dccorntion for bravery in the world war. The gation into propriety and reasonablenesn of present surcharge placed «■ civil ceremony which took place nt 10:30 o'clock In the grand hall of the Qulrinal palace, wns followed immediately by a celebration of religious rites in against passengers who use Pullman the Pauline Chapel Tilso wthin the palace. Because of the recent death of the equipment and into general schedule for Reapporlionment of Stale C A N A L IS III.OCKEI) SERIOUSLY princess’ maternal grandmother, Queen Milena, of Montegro( the services of rates charged for Pullman car ser­ and One of Them Will Re were conducted ns simple as possible. The princess wore the traditional vice instituted today by Interstate BY MEN REPRESENTING TH EM ­ Will Take Up Important Matt* IN TE RFE R IN G W ITH W A T E R ­ Adopted it is Said With Intention of Diaposlnc SELVES AS OFFICERS— WAS white gown with a train o f rare old lace. The flo w cn 'in her bouquet were Commerce Commission. The time nrul W A Y T R A F F IC • of Them Quickly place of hearings'will be assigned la­ BADLY BEATEN grown in the gardens o f the place. The count wns dressed in the uniform of m r T » e A ■a n c ln f rd I ’ r r a t ) ter. «■ a cavalry officer. . • Hr The Annoclnlrcl I'rraa) TA LLA H A S S E E , Fin., April 9.— < H r T i e A i M f U l - . . . - | ___ ESSEN, April 9.— Tito explosion of U l r T h r A u u r U i r d P re a a ) ie legislature was scheduled to re­ W ASH ING TO N, April 5 ^ -W la M IAM I, April 9.— Dr. F. Eugene a time honib destroyed the lock o f Hon. Forest Lake convene for the nccond week of - iti Dorthmundemst canal near Herne Full List of Committees . Senate Committees Elmer, was kidnapped and nttacked dent Hording wns back at hi* desj today invigorated by a five-weeks va­ {biennial session this afterniHin nt 4 early today. The cnnnl wns blocked Home on Visit from . last night by three men who posed ns cation For House o f Represen­ # __ Have Been Made, All spent in the south and ready deputy .sheriffs is still being denied |o clock. Little business wns in order seriously in terferin g with complicat­ to shoulder again 'he accumulation of today to cuRcra at the apartments. He • . Tallahassee tatives Now in Session for the brief Monday afternoon ses­ ed inland waterway traffic • in the Ready for the Grind was reported to be suffering from official business. The president is sion, but the two houses are expert- Ruhr. lion, l orrest Lake, Seniiiml concussion of the brain and at times Hiking up important matter* now bee le counThis is the most serious case o f If You Have Any Business With the [ cd to swine actively into motion to­ T A L L A IIA S S K . April 9.— Senate t.v s representative is here todnv mi Irrational ns result of the beating g lv - 1fl,rc Wm wi,h tho Intention of. dismorrow. sabotage yet reported on the Ruhr House Isink Up Your Committee committees ns announced in full b y1 • •• In> “ ,n I short visit to attend to business a f­ on him. W. D. Payne, who represent-j po,l,nK ,,f ns n,an>' ot them «w p o » i water ways. The lock destroyed is " ith the exception of tick cradicaPresident T. T. Turnbull: fairs and also the affairs o f the city ed himself ns Dr. Elmer’s attorney, |Wc ,n thc nrxl two tnontha in order to • I H r T k f A « « itf |n (r 4 P r r « * l lion, amendment o f the Hryun pri­ near the junction of Uortmundom’s ca­ Audit and Control of legislative T A LLA H A S S E E , April The full as he is mayor nnd city commission­ snid the affair would lie thoroughly! ° ,cnr ,hc Wa>’ for Proposed westmary law and taxntion, nil «»f the nal with triain canal that runs to the Expenditure:!: Oscar M. Eaton, chair­ list o f committees o f the hquse ns an­ er. Mr. l-ako had but little time to investignted by authorities nnd nil | l'rn trij* Hie middle of* June, set as major problems ns outlined by the j Khine at Duisburg and Ruhrort man; R. ||. Rowe, W. C. I lodges, w. tentative time for beginning the trir nounced by Speaker L. 1). Edge fol­ discuss legislative affairs but snid visitors were denied admission to El­ governor in his message, have been j the largest inland port in the M. I goo, N. J. Wicker. • low : but the president has not definite be was satisfied with the lesult of mer’s room. given a start with the introduction of v’or*,l located. It wns thc’ inlcntion Appropriation: W. C. Hodges, decided whether he will carry out*— the speakership eoirtcst and he retired Agriculture: .lolin C. McRae, cbm., chairman: S. W. Anderson. F. It. of the dynamiters not only to block bills dealing with them. proviso,? tour to tho Pacific ’£■ from the race along with several oth­ Three, different plans o f renppor- the canal but to drain the waters C. II. Kcnncrly, W. It. Bislmp, M..W. Johnson, .1. II. Scales, W. M. Igou. with a posihle extension to Ala: er candidates to promote harmony in Ulmer, ('. II. Taylor, L. J. Matthews, tionment were introduced Friday anil I rout tin* main Rhine llcrne canal John"SN Taylor, J. II. t'olann, K. J. til tanks and to be able to gel down A - IUv,rs' F* 1• n>'nl- Nnthan Ktheredge. W. A. McWilliams. nre now in the hands of committees. which is the main waterway artery of IAUGUSTA, Gn., April 7.— Hi to real business without- any delays . j Banking: W. J. Epperson, chairTwo of them provide for constitution- the Ruhr. The* French say this main Mn>o, cation ended. Prcaidont Hardin, { over political log rolling. Mr. Lake canal has not I ih h nti i f< i k .I will, *« A|)|i»G|>r4HlMtMHi - l-n*^lil)rfrp|mir«' imiim; »1.~ t f r Hrnln»;— —\Vr .Anitrrmn* | « l amendments, while Uu> third, by TiTglit Tinned lii^rfare toward' Y ; h upon s^viVal important committees Senator. Anderson, would effect the the loiks on both sides of the one dy- man; A. II. Williams, Nathan Mayo, T. J. CampM I. M. O. Overstreet. ington and’ his mitul toward the the most* important being the Good rcadjjustinent under th e'present con-' nM,nil«'d were closed immediately after J. .1. ParBli. II. S. McKenzie. C. M. .* apitid, State Buddings ' and of problems of stale. Roads committee and he expects to atitutional limitations. Senator Phil- ^ to prevent draining of Tillman. J. II. Marvell, N. S. Mat­ (•rounds: II. II. Wells, chairman; The departure o f the preside £■ do some good work during the sixty LE FT FT. MYERS FR ID AY AND — 1 thews, Amos Lewi*. lips stated that he has received as, the moiu anal S. W. Anderson, W. II Mupolcs, W. paity from Augusta tonight brodJJ days of the session, lie has some im­ H AVE NOT BEEN HEARD surnnees that the constitutional ------------------------('•institution:.I Amendments: A. II. 11. Mulotic, W. C. Hodges. to a close a vacation iif five wceEL portant loeal bills to pass nnd wants FROM SINCE County Organizations; K. J. KthWilliams, chairman; A. T. Stuart, S. amendment regarding reapportion- C h i l l H l U i n H a d H i * l l ) for the chief executive, four weeks of them framed up as soon as possible merit voted down at the November * . Paul Gregory, Fred R. Meeker, M. eredge, cbaiimian; W. I*. Shelley, W. which were spent in Florida and one and put in shape for him to put into (••* ■'••••<■inini I'rma i elections will be supported if pre­ in Prison Escape But S. McKenzie, Fred Van Roy, •), J. H. Malone, J. M. Mitchell. W. A. Rus­ the legislative hopper ......... the big A ,’HI l , “ No w" nl "* to in Augusta. N o w ,that it Is over it . sented to the electorate again and be PArith, Tliohms W. Bryant, F. 1). sell. can be said that pcrhnps no president rush of the Inst few week:, when loeal " f lhc , W l Parties Arc Unknown has introduced a measure embodying Miller. Drainage: T. J. Campbell, chair­ and slate bills are liable to be tabled " f ,,n «■•«»» ketleved lout in in recent years has been able to enl that plan. Under his plnn counties , _. . . . . Commerce and Navigation: Frank man; J. Turner Butler, W. A. Mefor the next two years. Among the “ C KverK|w,M 8incc hns been j'V >'Uch a complete rest and freedom I o f 10,500 population or less would ATHENS, Cn„ April 9.— Depart- ••• ‘ “ iToll, chairman; .1. II. Marvell, Williams, K. J. Ktheredge, J. II. Col- most important bills in the hands of received up to noon toduy from tho from care as Mr Hnrding in the pe­ receive one member each in the menl of Justice agents were said be R- F. Mohr, A. T. Stuart, (». 1. son. he le ft s Mr. lake nre the no fence bill, the "‘•out ear of the Miami Motor Club riod since March 6 when house; counties o f between 10,500 and ' about convinced that the letter which Knowles. S. J. Giles, R. A. Henderson, Education: J. If. Colson, elinlr- nnti-sidning bill, the lake front bulk- which left here at two o’clocksthis Washington. 20,000 population two members, coun-' a woman told them she received Sat•s henr. Wallace Tervin. .man; N. J. Wicker, M. O. Overtsreet. bead bill, better protection for fish morning for the Everglades. The car That this almost entire separation » tics o f between 30,009 and 100,000 urday from Gerald Chapman, esenped County Ronds and Bridges: S. W. K. .1 .Ktheredge, J. M. Mitchell. W. and game nnd several other bills for '* in,'r>'in»f Secretary Maxwell, of the from official duties has benefited Mr. tTjirec members each, nnd counties of convict, came from some one else. <*,,tzen. chairman, J. A. Brock, J. L. W. Phillips, John I* Stokes. ' various precincts as well a* some Motor Club and two others and is well Harding is plainly seen. Moreover, ]00,000 or more four members, w hile' This woman said to be a nurse and MnHhews, J. Hampton Jones, Percy Engrosseil Bills: W. J. Singletary, very important state legislation. Mr. provisioned and has first aid kit in Mrs. Harding, whose convalesence ti»e senate membership In* equitably Ip * M u under surveillance since Witt, A McClellan, F. W. Nolle, cbairnian; J. II. Colson, II. G. PutLake is an experienced legislator case any o f the Fort Myers party need from her illness of lust fall, although distributed with a limitation of 38 Chapman escaped from the hospital Harris, Charles J. Ferrell, nnm, W. P. Shelley, B. H. Lindsey. with many terms to his credit and he medical attention. I steady, was slow, while she remained members. j here, where he was undergoing trentEducation: W. A. McKenzie, chair Enrolled Bills: It. II. Rowe, chair­ say* that the members of the legisla­ in Washington, during winter^haa roA nteasuro started in the house bv 1.men! for Wounds received |>rior to his ma,R Edwin S. Dew. Fred Van Roy, man; W. A. McWilliams, S. W. An- ture this year are a bunch of live ' gained much of her former strength. Representative Van Roy of Citrus, and ftr.,t recapture after escaping from A - T. Milam, Fred R. Meeker, A. T. derron, K. J. Ktheredge. T. J. Knnbb. wfivil wh(, ' nr„ moro This return hy Mrs. Harding to Senator Mitchell in the senate, would the Atlanta federal penitentiary. The Stuart. J. \V. Shelley, A. T. Williams, Cities and Towns; W. W. Phillips, work Wo|k thnn ony health, in thc opinion of members o f. any pre. pre make tlve house apportionment on a woman told ofifeers "she received the !*■ U. Pinholster. ehnirman; John S. Taylor, J. M. vioun legislature in many years. Mr. the vacation . party, has been quite basic population o f 13,000 for one letter signed by Chapman asking her Banks nnd Loans: Carl P. Weld- Mitchell, W. II. Malone, W. P. Shelley. I^ike will return to his legislative us much o f a tonic to the president member, and an additional member to meet him near thc hospital Satur­ ling, chairman, Forest Lake, J. J. Constitutional Amcndmnnts: -I. duties this nfternoun. ns the days spent in tho sunshine o f would be given for every 25,000 there­ day night with money and provisions. Parrish, B. K. Bullard, A. W. McLcar- Turner Butler, ehnirman;‘J. B. John­ hlorida and Georgia. Tho presi­ after. The state would bo split into While fhe officers watched her she u i i , A. W. Young, J. L. Matthews, S. son, John S. Taylor, John P. Stokes, dential party will arrive In Washing­ equitable srnatarial districts, even to kept the appointment but Chapman D. Williams, A. W. Weeks. W. C. Hodges. TH IR T Y-T H IR D A N U U A L R E U N ­ ton shortly after noon tomorrow, and Canal and Drainage: A. W. Young, thc extent of disregarding county failed to appear. . Commerce and Navigation: John ION W IL L OPEN ON WED­ Mr. Hunting will return to his desk (hnirmnn; W. D. Bell, D. It. McNeill, P. Stokes, ehnirman; Jumes K. Cal­ lines. Thc membership would hr NESDAY ’ Curlot Shipments Reported for Sat­ in the cvccutivo offices Monday. R. A. Henderson, Carl P. -Wcidllng, kins, W. J, Epperson, W. J. Single­ limited to.3i, thc number now com­ urday, April 71h! Affairs o f Klan In returning to Washington, Rfr. < I1 r T l » A a a n r ln trd t 'r r s a ) Ben C. Wllnrd, F. W. Nolle, M. I), tary, Oscar RL Eaton, W. II. Mapoles, prising that W>dy. Florida—Sanford section . .*58 Hnrding, it was snid, by members o f NEW ORLEANS, April 0 .-V is lto r» i Carmichael, E. II. Mahr. There arts psnding measures for in­ J. Turner Butler. W ill Be Discussed Florida—By boat, 91 crates. of the thirty-third reunion o f thc his party, curries with him a strength, i Convicts: Nathan Mayo, chnirmnn,, creased gasoliie taxes in both houses. ,, n. , „ „ W ] l Ma,ono' fhainann; Florida-MannteeHcctlon 21 United Confederate Veterans which cned feeling that people of the south, Before Proceeding: c. H. Taylor, R. II. Weaver, Mi \S. ^\\. H. Mapoles, W. J. Singletary, W. In the lower body Representative opens Wednesday, continued to pour although largely o f a different pollMatthews o f A*chua, has n measure Ulnu r, J. K. Whilty, Herman Blud- - J. Epperson, D. K. Knight. . Total i H r ’I h e i M i i r b i l r i l I ' r ^ . l . .82 into the eity today and was predicted ticul faith, arc united with him as Clay W oviding for a three cent tax, two to Corporations: Juhn P. Stokes, A T L A N T A , Gn., April 9.— Before worth, C. H. Register, John by convention officials by tomorrow pccsidcnt. It was evidenced and de­ go'to the county'end one to the state. t.jt;u.r Emperor Simmons or Inqierial Smith, L. E. Wade. Calkins, W. J. Epperson, T. J. Knahb. Shipping Point Informiitioif for Satur-j night thc greatest crowd that has at- clared ul thc dinner given Inst night Corporations: (\ II. Kennerly, chairman; T. J. Campbell, James K. Tho same provUk*U are contained in • Wizard Evans can settle down to duy, April 7th: tended a reunion since 1893 would be in\his honor by the bailing citizens o f a senate measure by Senator < olson. temporary management o f affairs of chairman, It. K. Bullard, A. Y. Milam, Judiciary “ A*’ : W. A. McWiliams, SANFORD, FLA .: Warm, clear there. Augusta, and this section of the stato Mr. Matlhtwa’ bill also provides f'*r j t|jt. Klan in co-ojtcruliun with J. M. J. n. Marvell, D. It. McNeill, J. W. chairman; J. Turner Butler, R. II. lluulingM heavy, demand nnd move­ und indicated by the ovation he and a dcnlcn.’ tux of JtO, the county to (;t.orjjC| marshal of municipal court, Shelly, C. ( ’ . Epperson, W. A. Mc­ Rowe, N. J. Wicker, John P. Stokes, ment slow, market dull. Carlouds f. nnd Mrs .Hauling received late to­ get five dollars and the slate five. ^ an provided for in the court orders Kenzie, S. W. Getzen. J. E. Johnson, II. 0. Putmrm, W. M. o. h. usual terms: 10-In. crates Gol­ Henry Chappell day, during an uu(omobilo ride Engrossed Bills: W. 11. Bishop, Jguu, M. O. Overstreet. Reprrse'nttaive'Miiler, of _ Duval, I m*»i w<-*-k a «*onfefence wn? to be den Self-blanching 4-tl doz. stalks in through the downtown section o f Favors Co-operation w h o , ' when he isn’t legislating, is pres­ held at Imperial Palaee some time chairman, W. I). Mercer, Hugh Mule, Executive Communications: W. A. tiie rough few sales best $L40-lfl,60, Augusta, ' i,|cnt of thc JackaontiHc Automobile during the day to diveuas ways und M. L. Hinson, Amos I a ’w Is , John Russell, chairman; It. II. Wells, K. E. on Large Scale New French Strain 4-fi doz* stalks in Clay Smith, J. Ed. Stokes, Furl G. Knight, T. J. CampMI, R. H. Rowe. Club, y l* actively thampioning n means of (irinidure. . ■ the rough $1.25-11.40, mostly around Adams, C. S. Acrec. Shrine Black Cat straight out two cont* gas tax, all of Finanre nnd Taxation: 8. W. An­ $1.25, few best higher. New French The following letter from ||. II. Enrolled Bills: C. II. Taylor, chnn, derson, chairman; RL O. Overstreet, ^ jj'to go to the state. were >requested, the number not to Ceremonial, 13th, . Strain and Golden Self-blanching poor Chappell, one of the oldest and nvost .The first week’s proseedings was exceed 25, while the house decided to John A. Taylor, C. II. Register, R. N. J. Wicker, W. C. Hodges, Junies E. quality and conditun low as $1.10, prominent growers »»huwn his »cnW ill Be Humdinger marked by the injection of tho death provide outright, 20 copies for. mail­ Bowers, L. W. A. Rivers, John Clay Calkins, J. II. ('olson, J. II. Scales, II. timentB on the subject of the buyers of Martin Tu»>ert, o f Msnich, N. 1)., ing. Thc trouble wasn’t about the Smith, J. Ed. Stokes, Puri G. Adams, II. Wells, Oscar M. £nton. gutting together: FORI) PLA N FOR BANKING. The fateful day approaches— Friday, ’ who is alleged to have t*cn brutally number o f copies to Ik.; given so much C. 8, Acrec. Game and Fisheries: J. H. Scales, Your editorial In thu Saturday’s the 13th—bringing with it the ShrinCensus nnd Apportionment: Ben C. chairman; J. Turner Butler, II. G. beaten at u private rolvict camp, ns it centered around provision for Read the new plan o f Ford agencies Herald on organizing the celery ship­ ers' Black Cat ceremonial, when soma Jho victim of thc county « a » k t lease their nqiiling. Both houses now have Willard, C. Edwin Dew, W. T. Hen- Putnam, II. H. Lind.my, James K. Cal­ in this issue. You deposit five dol­ pers and growers was very .timely, fifty innocent but not unsuspecting diy, M. I). Carmichael, A. T. Stuart, kins, Oscar Rl. Eaton, E. J. Kther­ Rouses system. The debate in jptlt w mail clerks for the purpose. lars a week in the bunk and then In nnd it does seem that that something novices are to tread thc burning A. II. Williams, Fred N. Hcckcr, W. edge. rim rampant into fields tttr W v e d The work already laid out for the n short time you can get you a Ford of the kind could Ikj done. Thu farm­ •amis, furnishing ‘fresh meat’' for tho fro mthc subject, altbougllHhi^. was session has been, apportioned, to tho D. Bishop, Insurance: D. II .Lindsey, chair­ car just like saving up for u Christ­ ers o f the Sanford section are aa in­ denizens that infest the lonely desert. ( ’ Jty and Town Organization: W. D. man, W. Rl. Igou, J. it . Scales, W. A. never uny doubt but that u legis­ various committees. Thc delibera­ mas present. The banks are here to telligent a bunch o f farmers an there From all parts uf thc statu intercet lative probe would ^»e n ul<t The tions o f the week therefore, will be Bell, chairman, E. 1^ Shear, Purl G. Russell, It. II. Rowe. servo you on this proposition nnd they is in thu United Stales. The tuhacco is being shown in the approaching Adams, F. X. Carroll, J. F. Bustv, It. discussion in thc house I oifckt in scattered all over the upstajrs o f thc Judiciary: W. A. McWilliams, have an udvuhiscment in this issuo farmers o f Kentucky was organized event, when between two and three the name of former Govern r kidney rnplto! nnd not confined to.thc cham­ Powers, G. I. Knowles, E. Harris, T. chairman, J. Turner Duller. telling yuu about it. The Ford agvn- a few years ago. Tho tobacco prices thousand Shrincrs are expected to B. Pinholster. J. Cults, and the alleged evil ofVrouni bers. Public Utilities: James K. Calkins, . , ry under thu management o f Edward were raised from 5 to 30 cents in the gather for the m eiry-m akingi-— County Officials: II. J. Pcipor, chairman; It. II. Rowe, W. A. Russell, ty officials who, under the al rAnent Thc budget embodying the recom­ Higgins also tell you about this great first year. I think it would be a good IxH'uly, the Inst details o f the ar. of enticing fees, it was 1' * * • 4 mended appropriation* of Governor chairman, J. A. Harper, M. L. Hinson, M. O. Overstreet, J. Turner Butler. offer today. Watch tho advertise­ idea to surd to Kentucky and get a rangements arc being completed and Charles J. Ferrell, Thomas A. Fletch­ stm hed the broad statute c rnlng Hardee, Privileges and Elections: John 8. Treasurer Lunning and ments for the FORD cars and trucks. man to show us how to do it. I un­ everything put in shape. The Sun­ vagrancy over many abuses. M*is- Comptroller Amos, for the various er, D. C. Geiger, I. J. McCall, ‘ D. II. Taylor, chairman; T. J. Knahb, W. J. Kentucky rise theatre, in which thc sessions You are able to buya car under this derstand this bunch of Mays, A. W. Weeks. t e n u r e s to abolish the lease systu. Singletary, W. A. Russell, 1). N. Cone. governmental departments and In­ farmers were Just u lot o f ordinary ore \o be held, will be ready for mtit. not* plan even if you have never ^ / in tr o d u c e d in both bouses, vhlla Judiciary "B*: D. E. Knight, chair­ owned uno before. stitutions was laid on the members* * County Organization: 0. M. T ill­ farmers'with a lot o f cum nun sense The camels, the black cats and other the senate, Mr. Hodge* went rt l drtks Friday. The law ereating the man, chairman, R. A. Henderson, S. man; W. C, Hodges, James E. Cal­ and on over aboundancu of tack bone. critters are “ rearing to go,” the va­ further and advanced a mea*u«m ; budget plan o f appropriations pro- 8. Griffn, W. D. B e ll/ 8. D. W il­ kins. II. I|. Wells, W. II. Malone, J. W EEK’S W EATH ER. H. H. C H A PPE LL. rious committees having in charge prohibit flogging of convicta. id** that Jt must be taken in hand by liams, Ben C. Willard, C. II. Taylor, M. Mitchell; D. N. Cone, Oscar M. •W. T. Hendry, John C. McRae. different phases of There was the usual argument Eaton, B. II. Lindsey. Jofrit committee which must report W ASHINGTON, April 7,-W e a th e r There are two kinds of people in are doing husines wp| Finance and Taxation:. II. 8. Mc­ harangues over the number of jtf^aMining and Mill Resources: T. J. outlook for thc period April 9 do 14, the world: useful ones an.' within five day* “ or as soon rybody, is Joyful V ala to be raajled to the constituent«. ftcr as practlenblc.,, Indications Kenzie, chairman; Nathan Mayo, Knabb, chairman; W. !\ Shelley, II. induslvo: South Atlantic and Kust uncs. Tho classifyingJm John G. RIcRac, W. T. Hendry, O. M. vicliins-to-bo The senate finally resolved to let ev­ II. Wells, W. W. Phillips, Oscar Rl. Gulf States: Showers beginning uf u a i^ 1 ^ * * a . L it wilMa heard from during Tillman, J. if. Lord, W. A. RtcKcnzIc, Kjtton. ery member, mail as many copies ar KJ rW — M'mUIbmiI MI rass Bit) •O aatlsA w> r « s « BUI m o 2 ra "^ *'ltCnera,W MOTORCADE SAID BE LOST ! CONFEDERATE VETERANS MEET AT NEW ORLEANS CELERY MARKETS ■ Vi's M i irtHnRnlaaaKtf ■£>**>■■ an aa M a u w oa aa aB a au e . ... > ’ " . . . • . ■ > ■ ■ fl il �r ir r . # F , - ^ f ^ 3 a g THE SANFORDDAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923 PAGE SIX 10-ycar guaranteed gold filled . Don't forget the Orte ’.lent bracelet watches regular price $16.76; Thursday, Friday and Saturday, . , Special $9.75 fdr Saturday and Mon­ C. Rower. FOR F L O R ID A :** Fair toT . night and Sunday. day.— The Diamond ^Palace, 1107 East First Street. ' 8-lte *«* *• Wonderful w-cathcr again.—Stajcdn Tlerula this month. William Jennings llry;,n has pur­ You seldom hear The Old Folks n t: chased property in Sanford. Anoth­ Home Now. For that matter, the old j er 'sign -tiiat^anf ord irrepyit y fy trood: fr>lksTs'cldom stay at home. W H IT E SER V IC E EXCLUSIVELY ... Thnt organization ‘ plan *for the. growers and shippers is the beat yet nlthough it has not been worked out Hit; D A Y FOR K N IG H TS T E M PLA R ns yet and is only in the embryo.. pno o f the bigge-t events in the Get tome nf that good home cook­ history o f Florida Templarism is be ing in the Sunday Specials nt the "Weliilm Pining Rooms tomorrow— big Sunday dinner. 107 EAST FIRST STREET The Princess - ------ -T O N I G U T- ______ The beloved American actress who treated the role o f'" P e g ," which has been played more than lD.’Oot) times In-*- Indiana Lady Says She Wat Ronif Down, Suffered With Her Back,.. Took'. Cardin, and Got Well TT»r» is the story o f the O’Cdnnels f Ireland and the Kingsworths and H A S O PENED IN TH E Richmond, Ind.—"I thought I would oChiccstcrs o f England. A. fiery, write a line or so, to say that I owe ray N E W STORE eloquent young Kingsworth. When good health and strength to Cardui,” says Peg comes along, business picks up a letter from Mrs. Cora Courtney, 31 We carry the largest dhmonji line in Railroad Street, this city. and the dramatic incidents, comoti’.o city. Some specials for the rtext ___U Juris, jilt run-dow n uatil-my family n a y mid ■IheTiSW bm vrgsTrTeg uT TW days in 'Diamonds, Wntcheu, Jcw- thought they would lose me,” writes Mrs. gethor with her Irish 'brogue oliy, Cut Glass, Hand-naintcd China Courtney: -“ My husband coaxed me to makes this ono o f tho- banner at­ SltvcrWare, etc. Below we ’arc quot­ tractions o f the season. ing some special bargains. Get ono o f those fine r.peciu! Sun­ G E N U IN E DIAMONDS Added Attractions day Turkey, dinners at the Valdez• i ne opening day vizi Ik? given , 0 Hotel toir.dfrow for one dollar. Best•j over to registration, followed by a 15 Gcr.uina Diamond Rings, original Included of service. Everything good to eat.• .special conclave and entertainment price $3.7.00 to $50.00. Special price— for the visiting ladles and Sir Knights. $22.50 Each George A. DeCottcs hns sold his1j On Tuesday, April 10, the big pa­ fin was opened ensuite anri tiistefull; * Don’t forget the One Cent. home on Magnolia avenue* to Ilnndel rade will bo staged. . -K. Blue White Diamond Ring, ong decorated in dainty sweet peas. nml Mr. and Mrs. DeCottcs will tnke Thursday, Friday and Saturday Assembly o f ail Knights to take Inal price $175.00. Special price— Upon arrival the gucstr were greet quartern nt the Montezuma until their plnre ut the Masonic Hall, No. HO C. Bower. . ed by the hostesses, Mesdames Griffin MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor $110.50 ncwshomo is built. • West I’inc street, Orlando, at 9 a. m. Kiup'p, Jenkins, Tyre, Gunter nn< NO TICE TO A L L CONCERNED: Phone 217-W preparatory to parade at 9:30 a. rn. -K. Blue White Diamond Ring, orig Li ubakci A contest, “ An interesting Thu Sanford Carpenters’- Local 1731 The grand officers will be e. corted innl price $K7.50. Special price—: —4* r « « ir * ( « l a ( «r «m ln * wedding" was much enjoyed. The contemplates n raise In scale to 7.*>c from the -San Juan hotel to the Elks O a r . or If y«a nr* writ prize a lovely box nf candy, was won • »M t«l card !• Ilila Iriw rlM n l, per hour, taking effect Mny 15, 1923. j Club. • Salalla. ar (rlrpksar tha Itrm. II • » by Mrs. John Courrier. * The booby la ( T t l l l r ip p o t U lr * 291-2Ctp The line o f march will lie south on ; prize fell to Mrs. Gunter. C UT GLASS , Orange avenue to « hurch street, en it Mi;. Pearl Robson rendered a num­ 10Q assorted pieces of Cut Glnss foe SO C IAL C A L E N D A R on Church to Rosalind, norili on Romber of beautiful piano selections. The card parties and gift3 to l>e given Residents o f Chuluiita, Ge neva and lind to Central, east on Central to I.-idi-.-:. whose birthday it was, were away. Original price Special ’Sunday—Pageant, “ A Modern Prodi- J other rectlnni: in Tln-NL>sth oa: lw.-n Elks Club. ?. •hr,wired with a wonderful mray of prices, while they last— gal*Son” at tho Methodist ihur.di; portion of Seminole county appeared Taylor Commntuk ry, No. 2fl, and ' towels o f all kinds. • at 7:30 p. in. unilcr the aui.j.'.ce ■: of at the last mooting of the Chamber the Sanford Band, must lie ready to $1.00 Each A fter a most pleasant afternoon the Kpworlh League. . • o f Commerce opposing the present No \x. W o fia -v c \Acan Have Clean i roll from Sanford on Tuesday morn­ the !:<. ter.sos served delicious rofreshROGERS I HI 7 . Monday— Mrs. J. E. Baker will, enter-j1i:u«nt.i« onsktlrtg nf chicken salad and Fence bill whit It provided for the ing promptly nt 7:30. TOURtVES,tfM’M> eyes j ugly cut ? tain the members of the i’»jk- Or­ Vuitllic.;, hot enffi i? with, whipped segregation of cattle in that rerfion All ears used f o r . trailspnrtntion -J picrcfl in iliext, I G17 Silverware, H they Tirc^ItchTSmart, Bum- j gan Club nt her home on West First .renin and nfindwiehes. of the county. A fter considerable will be arranged on the ve: t side of oiiginal ftr iie '$28.75, special ^irico— MENTH0 1 ATUM or Discharge, if Sore; Irritated, ■ , Street nt 3:lft) p.m . ... * Third and Those present- beside.* the hostess- discussion by tho c- present it was Pa»k avenue between is antiseptic and Inflamed or Granulated, use • h county-wide bill Fourth streets. Monday St. Agnes Guild meet with i- \vt:e: Moadanios *• 'uurrier, Mrick vuti-d ( o ’ havt Murine. Soothes an d Refreshes. gently helps the A Mrs, Raymond Key at 3:30. The Sir Knight,-, and the Sanford Wo tarry Community! Sterling, 1SR1 ) Moyc, Jim Moye. Crawford, l.ilja, ilia fit d per mi'ting rattle inle.-e.--l Safe for Infant or Adult. AtaU { l healing. $ Monday— Pipe Organ club will in-i t how-ll M< Connell, ( ’ulliomi, Bandy, three w ii. i to f -r.ii- their cattle. Band will meet at the- Mu.-nnic Hall, Rogers Silverware at reduced priccn. Druggists.^ at the home of Miss Martha* Fo:: Crowe, Telford, Watke% Graham and corner Magnolia nail Seronrl alri-cts A ITC H E S — Hamilton, How ard, W n l-, »»’na/.f ‘ r V-.,,, „ nit> mu] will* march to tho on Oak Avenue nt 3:30. , Miss Kennedy.’ s The Woman’s Club are having their MURINE CO., 9 Em Ofcl* Street, Ckkulliani, Elgin i. cluli house- reinodrllrd. The G-ork Monday— Westminster Club me: Is at j 7 to 21 Jewels at Risiuced Pricer.. when completed will give^ this or­ Every Knight Tt-niplnr in this cornthe home of Mrs. J. E. Baker on Prut• !, t W R IST W ATCHES, White n ganization quarter? which will be iiiuuity is urgently invited to attend West First street lit 3:30. fluid, Swirs and American makes, 2 modern in every respect. Tire plan- tills Grand Conclave parade. . H E R E ’S Y O U R S T A F F OF L IF E , IN Tuesday— Business meeting o f tin-. Bi’etangv lor Tonneau modelr. We ■ Were drawn by. E. .Moughton, local I.U'i turn'out and put Sanford on Daughters of Wesley at 7:30 p. in. • airy j-n elegant line in lira i-Jet U E V E R Y DELICIO US V A R IE T Y architect and the construc.tion work the map. Let’n al) go. nt the .Methodist Church. Wat. ins the well guaranteed wntrh, a I f >tm wan! io realize that there is an art of baking, you need only ’ B l'I.O V A ,” 15 and 17 jewels with jjj look at the counters o f Routh’a lktkery. There, ; o : n upon rows of Ttfcsdny^ Social l'c i ailtru nL will 1 11 al ti ilqicd prices. a bridge party at the Welukil I Floiein e Mi rn. Helen Yerimy, Gladyee Bread, Pic?*, ( akes, ( rollers. Muffins, nnd scores o f other varieties by, nt 3:30 p. in, with Mrs. J. t . Wilson, Sura Evelyn Williams, Nfiomi terupt the appft’ % and dciigbl the eye. Absolute purity o f ingred­ Bcntii-it as hostess FrlE D I A M O N D ' : 'i - g g i i . Gem- Stippington, |lol> I todients, baked in t£- cleanest, most scientific ovens. sop. Bill Move, Ed. Moye, W. A. The Daily Hi-wild. B> per w e i»; P A L A C E Among'the busiru-siS visitors hi'te \d.n»vft. Il.ury Wimldsh, Morris Wim317 East Street yesterday from Jacksonville wi ri 1 H- bi-h ( ha lies Mero, I.ei- 1’i-ek, Robert I*. WF.INMKItG, Proprieln Hardee to Pursue W. Britton and It. Hnunehey.. ’ll.rasher, Wanu r Scoggins, llniinlen a -^ N ex t to Princess Thentre u ’ DuRose, Sam Fh iseher, Walter • <»nH)21 l*olicy as lo - E U B Z E S E S B u cE a tu n d D B C tE n iaB a iiiiaa riE B H ia B aiiiia H iM M an iiB a iE Mrs. C. A. Sonu-rs, of Brooklyn. N . 1,„.||y nml .Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Woi.d•• » ’ MmUI i )., mi :i 0 i t l r r I ' n r P t f l i l l r m t i Y., stopped over in the city yerti-rdiiy , ,,-r. Local Legislation . ' 1 i'■ enroute to other ponu.s in the r,tulv. « 1. • IU III* ftflit if - i I.•.in11 .Hi it»t« i -------l.tlYK I.Y URIIIDK PAICI Y . T A l.l.A H ASEi-, Apti! 7.—The mi1 I • .ft! »i. >1mU I» >. • • ii u H In l h» Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph ( hum. o f Turnm, Ceorge Knight enteitaiped at pie: sii-n hus gone out ninoi g the leg­ 10 Stores in Georgia 1 Store in Florida liu. were among the visitors in the t|lk ihird of a series of bridge parties islator* that Governor Hi-.rdee will let at whieh she lias liin-n entertaining at county bills r.o: pnqn-ily advertised bar lovely home on Magnolia avenue. pn *• without lu* i ignatiire, a* hi- do. Gcrliude Jones, of (\-ntralin, III There vveie thne tables of players. last tesrion. Thi.' impn-muon i' was among the arrival:* here yest* i 1 i:e room.; were adorned with a pro­ baud on tlu- i xecutive’a dign —ion day and i* regixW-re.l at tlit- Monti' fusion </f eut f!.i\v.-rs, vases and bowls fn .m Id* inrssni r* yesterday, in I'*' ziinia for a brief stay. In I ' m . I mi i I r e n . * t '. . i i l t-i I • l bright .eoloii d nasturtium* and pe- message h\ urged that a eoaslitnI• I • . 1 ,l \ I ' I•' 1 •* | . • Sanford’s New Store lenir.t lu-lng used. tior.nl anii t.dnient i>< nil- |-ted teipiira i i i t, . t S it t i f o i'll int nln . r Phone 127 i i l l * o. i ■ t 1 «•••«•. A J ' 1 t ti* Gertrude Jones, <-f ('. nt rulin', 111. Durjjig the aftitnoon an inti-Te-t- ing that loeal bill* be culvert iced M- ML* It.. till .!.«>« f .1 4l t! • A was among the at rivals l.m- ye.-tet- log game of bridge was play. d. high thirty days. The « .m morion pro­ •" ' i *• t» Mini |h#-r** !•* .it** »%••*!' ihi #*f f t*lf !>!• •I ll« t **111 ilny and if; registered at the Monte .•'.eon- being made by Mrs. F. K. Ituu-' vide* now that they be advertised six­ toil »» ii • • t i n r e o f m i l l f o i l zuma fur a brief stay. • Is- r l«| till ttf «*« ITil I*!UI tl f will- In millat, wtio was awarded silk Imsc. ty liny*, he suid, but were nyt en­ n ii * • ivif« * mm| iikohiNl yit.i The i 'insolation prize, a’ dainty hand forced. I i ut 11» r ••t’tl'ii i il |ri»*. l!tt* t.rwfiitll Iff |•11 1•111 11 s**1 In tfit Huhfi.nl •»td made humlk'-ii hk-f, went to Mrs. C. E. lie miid the it-porl had gone out . lif t.till i» m tv«fiufttir hht.MNti.il •»n- Henry. 111f ••9'*| ' H* Ihtllllli* 1'vHllli) l*Ji. ftlil. that he planned to veto unadvertised t .t* Ii U n i In! * i’ttfiNv * Uti\•• at«’ At the conclusion of the caul game. local measures' this session. He -.vcis *r- Mrs, Knight served a tempting salad not responsible for the njairt, he raid, ii.' I..'ih l n»hl n f f t r i i i t '••n t it. ?'* Illl * I * # ll!U ' . .1 I*-i u!;i. eourse nml an in- epurse. “ hut perhaps it was well that it cirHi *i.i\ i»r April, a i •. 11*l*.. The coidial hospitulity o f the hos- culntcd.” He realized, he said, that •: a . iHirui.ASH. i * l f r». C ir c u it i *• *»i1 1 t.-Ks was reflected in every detail of L h tlh o lr f u t i l i t y . J* 11 •i if 1;* the legislature could over-ride him MA I sr.fi. ’ l*i llii* delightful affair and the Occasion oa vetoed hills and indicated that h«i ut i '«*fnp1<iltt i hi •orl wa one of exceptional pleasure to tlur was planutfocmf inf i-ntfw cinfwcm tl“ -' guests. . plumed to follow the same ploiey he had Inal session. -------MISS m .F J v T o N E N TE R TA IN S Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sloan, Mis. E. l ;i;;t evening Miss Mary Elizabeth THE C O NCREG ATIO NAI Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. t . A. Sloan, of Rule, t -n was the chnnning young hosOwustjiniu, Minn., wure a congenial p ** win-:? she entertaiiu-d a munjier cut lie n . party of tourist* stopping over in the her f.-cnilz ut bridge ut her altri.eeity yesterday. , , live h .ou- in Rose I'ouiL There IseO NE-STRAP, $2.5)0 the br ead — ----ing several tables of players. w it h A Mi*. Ben Leigh, formerly of this Kpiry rarnulium*, larkspur, snap P urpose city, but riuw -of O i IuihU, s jH -n t-tir a g o r tr a tlC iM ifir spring /lowers vvete n a l days thU week ua the guest of i.ilii ticnlly arrunged in basket* and Mrs. Donuld Smith at iter apartinenta crystal vase* in tin- room* where tinil: the lu-e building. . jeard tables wore placed. -------The tally cards were fascinating deMr. and Mrs. D. De Lenox, o f New vigor in pastil colors, and when liuYes, our pure food York, iirrtviid in Hartford yesterday for si’ote* were cotmteil it was found that bread lias a wor­ a short visit enroute to their home Mies K ilty DuBosc held hhrh seure thy .purpose. Itfrom the southern part o f the state jn d wa* given a Vanity. ’Iru- men’s where they have.been spending U iv'pilxo, sill: lio>c, went to Robert brings health and SPOR3’’ MODEL W IT H TW O P A N T S , §25.00 winter. — * ! Tiitarhur.' strength ana a — ----| Following the awarding o f .the Mr. and Mra. George Reiiler, whose, |.rizes, the busies* assisted byr her meal-time satis­ marriage was a lOrc-nl event in Ju-.k- mother, Mrs. K. Dulcston nnd Mis. J. faction to the Woodruff served n delirious aalad S nville, were in the city several day* • * folks who partake i s . week combining business ^ ’|(k|(*SUa* ftdjqv.-i-d by an ice course. I^easurc. Mr. Holder being a promiil- j Mi*s I'liR-Ktun's guests were: Miss§30.00 . o f it regularly. »nt business man of Jacksonville and ex'K Itty Dullozg; Olive Nevvinan, I-aOno sTice calls for m m a hos many friends here. Ulnirc Jonc.', Georgia Mob|ey, Mue a lo^f, one loaf ■: ■, end Mildted Holly, Durothy Cameron, IL V. C alder, C, E. Gullerdge, Mrs.1 ---------------------------- • forms the h ab it E tU Colder and C. Montgomery, of BUBHCltll’TION BRIDGE P A R T Y .Fort LauiR-nlule stopped oyer, in Han— !----ford yesterday enroute horse fiorn Ht. W. deV. Howard Chapter, U. If!»C., Petersburg, wherf they attended the will have Hub.xription Bridge, WedPrevents Skidding, .Mean* Safety, ar.J* KasCem Star meeting. . ntsday afu-rnoon, April 11th at the they ro*t no more than ordinary * C,. I, A. P A R T Y S • Tires A very enjoyable event o f laU week HIGH TEST G ASO LIN E . was tbu birthday party-given by six ladles,/whose birthdays came lit Don’t forget the One Cent arch, to Ule members o f the G. I. A. Thursday, J-ritlay and Saturday ORT*ANDO, F L A Th/ lovely home u^Mrs. IL C. Grjf- C, Bower. 1liu Palmetto Ate.l ’huoe 4U1-J ,\. F. FA LC K . Manager J , ROUTH BAKERY ITS WQSIMY Young M ens Tweed Suits Men’;5 Serge Suits F. P. RINES �THE SANFORD DA'lLY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 192,1 ly Herald MiMin r » r r p t Sun. ; n n lld ln c. KIT (S t a r t , Fla. rinting Co. -ere la r r -T re n .ii re r Cirnrrnl Stnnnirrr • rrtla ln K S ln n aerr rnlntlnn Mnnnurr "Irr S p. m. rrt la C1»r **T farrier - fa IH-pnirr W e e k ly lle r e a ir r a S eialaale I 'n u d f xr-Krlfisr. nun n am a t’ litle n the first to bog for. n curfew law. To he sure, It wn* the-duty of the police tn presen-e.oratr nt these concerts, but it naturally follows that at the first rebuke or needed spanking the young oA; received there would go out n cry that children were being abused nt the band concerts. If par­ ents would see to it nt future con­ certs that the children sat down while the musical numbers were brinp ren­ dered tin re would be more pleas­ ure. No one objects to the enjoyment of children at the frequent intervals; but during the musical numbers the preat majority will mqch appreciate polite behavior among the children. I'alatku Ne ws. cigarettes u u ; j ; . .k i u - ~ AM tRKANTOIAftOta » itltU t * TO CHARACTER This will serve you well at all times and under all circumstances. T H E J T O I ’L E S .R A N K of . Sanford is ready and anxious to help you to help yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommcndntlon. TI1K yi.OUIDA HANKKltS A committee of Florida “ bankers composed of Chas. A. Fnirclolh, of Tampa, chnirmnn, Fred 1*. Cone, (if Lake City, Hr. I/niis A. Hire, of Taniits o f re-piibllcntlon o f special pn, S. D. Clarke; of .Montiecdlo, and ■ herein are nl*o reserved. E3R AI. D I l l ' l l . I l l M i . I ’ ll n n r 14a A. I*. Anthony, of .lacksonville, have prepared n “ securities net’ which they n Advrr,l«lna krpre* rn-.MIc-r will ask the legislature to pass. The ERtCAN PRESS ASS' it'I AT lON committee states that the measure •which they have prepared '‘embodies .ill the elements of protection to the public with -the least possible hindR E T TORET11 lilt ranee to legitimate business.” Enforcement o f Rules And Regulations o f Hotel Commission (H r T h e » . « n r la (n l F resa ) The bankers and the leudinp news­ papers of the state united forces some time ago to drive out of Florida the Stocks which were being offered find sold to people who bad no opportu­ nity fo r proper investigation were shown to lieuIter ty worthless, but be­ fore the campaign was inaugurated the people of the state had been mb bed of nrdioiis of dollars. The title of the net pin pared by the committee of bAnkers quite f ,:51\ pie,-ents it, scope ami purpose. It is as follows: “ An act for the registra­ tion und regulation of certain Individ, Tucfif' OUU VICE ritH S lIlE N T oah and entities selling, filtering for i _ i Da* sale nr deliveiv, snlieiting subsei ipanford lleriihl is booming a Flori thins to nr orders for. disposing or T u ^ W t ~for~thc ItrmnrrHTie notninn ' uri.1!, . I mU i .l-_In ilisjn'ise of. in-.lLnig ®~T for vice-president. While tin offt-rs foror impiiries about, or deal ’ mtnatlon is an honor, as g tub- the mg in any manner in sc, in it i o ,bMminntion goes to a doubtful State, fined herein; cmift-rring powers Aral Not la-fore Florida gels in the doubt im|n>wing duties uri thecointiiissiiirif-i ful column will this State lit* lo n g of banking, and nth'-rvvi,<- providing nizi-d pm a major party presidential for the administration of tins act: ticket.— Titusville Advocate. presi iiloiig penalties arid making an You nro douhtle-s speaking about appropriation. ’ ■Cftnrlo* I>. Haines, the nevt vice I bo act |,r,»v*,|**v for th< office of prenident of the I'nitnl States, old "blue shy t oiofiiissinm r,“ and thidear, and wi- ju-t want t., till you "iL'i-i is o ted with uunTV.jit.y t that in part your snimtse i- m u i i v I mul.e the most si-atvliing inquiry , (.■> but Mr. Haines is a former t’origie--- th<‘ merits anil value ef any slot l.s m man front the great .- tali of Ni w -egui ities whiih it may be d- -m d to York and he would not only ratiy tin ode: for -utJ-- in l-huuiu. He will hav« 1 vote of the sooth but of tlu- north a |'h< right to lequiii the tiling of tIn fnr as geographical lie, are lotu-'ii nam, - i f all pei d-anted will, ed. And then if you will in v,-Mu'ut, in tiip ii pmpo n g to olli i n hi* reroril ns a corigressmaa. as a rail- seiuiilu , ih.it hi t**iv and tin- in way* and sleam-lup build,-t and a- a "t',b "I all pi-isme who will In- cmIlian of tin rmi m-iti prop), you will ph-.v, <1 in canvassing. b <J the ih o| find that hi i on,, of tin- hi-1 \ m,-i util si-, rit a1'tiiieliib-iil lig i- lia ican* in Ann iiht although hi- hid, "• any misrCpr,- entail,III in oh hi* light uiidei^ a lui-h, l. l-'lori,la laifiing a eeitifn at, not ho,izing tincould ,io nothing bett, < than boosting *nl.e of sioek will, upon ,-onvu lion, Henry Fold f o r p r e i , lent ami (lull h- make the guilt} person or pel Oil II. Haines for v iee-pr, sidrlit. Tin; subject to a line of not more than would he u winning team and on, f,u Sfi.OiMi m iinpristinment for not mote the people to to to. than two veurs, ot both. The , oto- r * HAND COM 1,1.1 Sl’Mfl K * II l.-ftltl l' ( llll IH!KN offer at this time. If you are looking for a real In* vestment, see us. TALLAHASSEE , April 1).— Co-op­ eration o f the legal fraternity in the enforcement of the mica and regula­ tions of the hotel commission is com­ mended in the annual report of Dep­ uty Hotel <Vo'm i'i-inn'T \V. II. Vo:thuigh, a having gage a long way in listening his load. “ In the matter of arrests I have been particularly fortunate,” ho stat­ ed. *‘ ln only four cases have those arrested pleaded ‘not guilty,’ and they were found guilty and upon my i e;juc-t wire given suspended sen­ tence upon complying ,wiLh fegula! lions and paying eo.-ts. Thu credit (f o r this, reebrd, to some extent, is dm* to the legal frateurnity. In ev­ er;: i.ase where the defen-Je has cm] ! loyed legal tiilent, 1 have met the at1tortu-y and shown him our sido of the - on e in d the work we are doing, Ai4«l this h .s resulted a I have inijieated, m ih-fe.udcnt'.. altottiey nd. i-ig hi- client to plead guilty and in I. fur the h-iiieney of the court, up­ on the condition hi- would c-oinply with the lav . lice,mil* familiar with The net will he presented at the bankers' convention soon to be held in St. Petersburg, and if it is endorsed by thernnvention it will then be pre­ sented to thelepi slain re with a re­ fluent for its enactment into law. suh-Miten Thursday evening the children were dozen yea albo annoying to the itihtruim-ntulixts as well as to the people upon whose feet they trod as the scampered ubout shouting uml acting us no well brought-up child should art. Parent* or guardians need give but one order to have it obeyed— if they commence properly, and those who do not are again l the swindler* cileit instances o f men and women who hud been rob­ bed of their savings representing 0 BELL W HEN U munf year* of frugality and hard YO U K R E A L L IS T IT work. E STA TE W ITH US With such a Inw n* that the com­ mittee representing the banker* bate drafted rigidly enforced the peddled* W e have scveial unusual of worthless paper will be shut out bargains in real estate to of the state.— Tampa Times. ’ m iu > *t;r >■ • Tltcrc could be no belter indcit to char­ acter than a savings pass-book. _ JtY_ Mtii h disappointim id vvn- f. It ui , uiiii< > , the dedication toncerl Thui'day , m -w .i I-, f, ning by those in clung,- o f ,||ililt<-u w . c!<. neglecting t o contfol ;,ili-.|i- l i l t ) . 1 pti.hatily through enri les ii, . or imilulity mg I ,*i Children, und n-.i-y ones, in hug, ganizu-ti**: numbers, prevented the enjoyment ••f nu tit," In many who w, nt to , nnccii t„ I*,- on- J -.immi i tcrlaincd not to be annoyed. Such It i- In ( luldicil as n p ia u " <1 tbeie m liugv w o i k of tl numbers to m ream und > , ll und uu i-d by th noy the public should have been ci- that the a Ihi-r. li ft at home ot aonl to tlu- fui - . oJature titer side of the school house grounds, enormity where the tucket would have proved which hav 4 AN INDEX K T i l IE A * H « U I A T l: l» 1‘ IIHNH iM oclatfvl TrCss Is e x c lu s iv e ly to the use fo r re p u b lic s !I«n o f I aiapntches creilited to li or -WlM cred ited In this paper th e local n ew s iiulillnlunl |day. We have tried the co-ope rat ion ’ idea in a smnll way hut the scope 'should be widened and flu- main iih-a Is ‘to get the buyers and shippers to­ g e t h e r and the growers will come in trDCCBUse they recognize the necessity o f some concerted action to save tid­ d ly. Each year at this time this ' same question comps up and it in getting to be a most tiresome ques­ tion to this, paper. For fifteen years io have urged n standard pack and MoriO-operative spirit here Sanford, can see the result of holding mi nr*». Thc loan who wins is the man who docs, The maii who makes things hum and buzz, ” h, man w ho wot Its and the man vylto nets U ho luiilds .'ii a hf.sis of solid fails; Who doesn't sit flown to mope and dream, Itut humps ahead w 'Vi s‘ f or, e of steam; V.lto I Better Road Material, W ater Proof, Heat P roof, W iil N ot Rut * ----- ; - i,.— Wf - ht;ti:trng- the Irgai Q or Rave!, CrcejKtH* Shave, Nonand Rustless • \\ :ll shim* npiiti, •/i* - , fillil Up !it•!'ll ih.- rain - a [ ih- of wotI., and never will shnk and tllP toil made sweet, oo with tIf - red IiIimuI he Article About W II L IT E in this issue. tr future City Streets and Ml HM M. MKN WH.I. IIK jj \ iS i.lo K S M.KItIi \\ M iN K S M A Y .* * ~ T III(' I i l l i d ll' O 1 \ / !\ I “ \ \ / If I I T U H i *- * I n f o r - * flft fl t t f l , Sanford, Florida W iL L l 1L — I Interesting Is* the Tax- ' * * nu-nl-i were not standing up under Iralfn . lie t iek samples of thi* pav UW and cut it to analytical lalmia toil, , and t i n y , rep orted a trace of ' 1ip pei in the asphalt. Willis tlarn tiaied'lhi- origin of the a plin't and found it ( .me Tcolli the fields of Up- ’ i» r,Fd< ia, a field long sipri- evtirat, * I ' i i y t r * ol S .ia lo r d aad ’ he also found that c u n i l i y to In- ,m *- Si m m ol,■ ( aunty * hiied w ith i upper, which g a v e him the * * idea of ini of porating copper jtt.o the a-ptialt. II,- limn resigned-his po,jlion and d .otwl four years to c v Fie , t foplialt has pii vt n to l„- the p«-t imcnt.il am, amt was able t,, finally imi.-.t m i i m i m i nl and tliirahh- t y p e , , f I t ' l l ' l*-.' and toughen asph-dt just as paveloeul known today . One reason tungsten ui mai gurie-e will toughen f„i iLs success i tin,', because of it- and temper steel. He then patentedi sileficy it ah-nt I,, and di livers tin- I be places-, under tile name of "WIIsl fjl-ks of t nil fir over a large nn-n or- !•««*" and it (n* since hern coriFtructsurfacc fthih- a tnjn-roih-nt type j ed in every climatic condition in must have inherent strength greutet America, fiom Ik degrees below zero than any shock vvbitb might be up- m Cunada to l.".k degrees Fuhri-nhite plied, otherwise it will break and >n the Yuma desert, und never a dim-ntgrntc, and the huiiding of such' single jntd has failed to give the a total vvlmld l»- impnntical heeuuse satisfactory seiviee expected of it. of thi; exeesive cost. The- average |“ Will it**” iiu-r. uses the efficiency of life ef sheet asphalt pavements asphalt 100 per cent und eliminates throughout the United States is in jail, tlu* disagreeable features .Mich ns excess o id year* according to the waving, rutting and. ravelling, jireI'nitcd Staten llureuu of Koadi at a- sealing a sttmoth even wearing surtisties, ‘ face that stays'us laid. WUlite is Now. even sheet asphalt bus been “ ^alutely noii-»kid becuuse of the improved by a process known as Wil-; tempering process setting the oils so lite. Invented by Harry "I’ arson*' heat Ifu# no effect on it und it is Willis, former state highway engirt- j u^so ^'nterproof. eer of New York. While in that ]*oslSome of the greatest engineers in tion he w:is aide to investigate the America that were .tcry skeptical at merits und failures of all different first are now enthusiastic supporters types of road construction, und do-0 of Willite und claim that it is the voted n huge part o f his time trying greatest discovery in the history of, to devise a tyja- of construction that i road ImUding nml more nearly ,n p -( would eliminate the high co*l of proiimstes permanency than any oth-1 maintenance-on highways and give er known type of road. , the public a tytM! tliat would approx- i FRED O. EBEIIHARDT. be placed and Mr. Willis bee; aware ofVhe fuel that the sheet A u ,— *t d M n*-M For,, f.atv or fifty doctors who •i,i m,-min * the Midland Floiida Mi do al F -I I,-iy will In in Sanfoid \\ i.'dtu; day and they will t o doubt he ati-itni|'iHiiieii li,v their wive .. 11nr, is 'one of tin many iotiventions that will I,.- held in Fianfdrd in the t ear future which go-' « to show that we are so located that ii will make an ideal I litre for f otivenlinns of any nature. T ild e will lie ,i public lain In- ui at the Y.ildi . Il> ii-l on the- day to which all Hieiuh, j of the Chamber of ('<miim-ti-c. K.w.inis, liolary and Woman'. ( lob an invited. 'Tile charge for the lulu hef.'i will In- SI.'Ml mid at this time th-'ir will lie several prominent doetoi . that will deliver talks on subjects , f vital inti re, t to each and ,-vt-ry person. Sha\v your inil-rest in the fity and the convention liutly by your attend;,!;, r. n * a * County Roads Should Be Paved With S P E C IA L TH R E E D A Y S S A LE ON HORSE A N D MULE FEED . FOR M O N D A Y, T U E S D A Y A N D W ED NESD AY lir.vinif just received two cars o f Sweet Feed und for the suite of ncWint: same immedi­ ately, u-e ure mukini, this at actual cost, via.: j - '/()% Grain, per .sack, @ .................................. ........... $2.20 _ 80% Grain, per sack, @ .. ........... .............. ; 1... $2.30 T liis is absolutely le s s than yinrean buythis feed for at wliol/saje and the Q U A L IT Y guaranteed. m j ' ' U* •/ Come in and see us during this sale, inspect the feed and lavtf ?5.00 per ton w hile’ this feed lasts The habit of making mistakes fit frequently cured by getting the wrong bottle out of the medicine chest. p f headlight: SANFO RD F L O R ID A �U 'tiu PAGE TIIREB THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1923 a n R acn n B acctiasab B B tfV B k N j VTh [25 pieces “ Ev^r-Fast" Suiting, Yellow, Rose, iBlue, Pink, Green, Lavender. Guaranteed |,water and sun p ro o f; 20 pieces figured Voiles (in a lithe new Spring colors, light and dark ,pattonis, very fine thread, 40 inches wide. [ Special for 4 clays, yard— • x One table o f '10-in. Voiles, light colors, .imaJl net patterns, 27 -to 32 in. Gingham, small cqcck ami small stripes, extra good grade fo r 2ii specials for 4 days sewing week, yard— * * Y » * u Thfcheiv mti lorjalsTalriy^ urge one to'get o iif ne pd Ips<iThread nnfl'Sus~in<. TTunfl-iv pitUCrns litnipt one \rlt h PTnrrsTrf iden^ for making complete wardrobes. N ew Cottons and Printed Silk tempt one with their loveliness and suggestive gay Frocks and Rlouscs with which to greet Spring Tim e. And lovely trimming. Laces and Sewing accessories your every need nos been anticipated when you shop here. When you shop here, you’ ll sec the newest patterns in Silk. Cotton piece goods, l)b J mestic and Imported Gingham w ith special prices for U S H IU 36-in. Nainsook yard iv......... Special Soft Nainsook yard ..... ............ ..... 36-in. Best Bleech yard ................ 33-in. Indian Head yard .................. V^hiL:-VcuI«K.AliiiHTu,Alulcly, Twills, Fancy W h ile lVauding. and 36-in. Indian Head yard .................. Solid Colors in all new shades and fancy check. Beautifi for Ladies' Underwear and Men's Pajamas, yard ....' I inches wide, guaranteed fast to sun and water, in all tlu* light shades, yard ripe Tub Silk for Shirt I Messes, also all colors in I'ongee, yard l-iiuiios, linportet the new. I’attenn Shrunk, 45 to ,'lfi-in. I’ ilik, Green, Oyster, White*, Hose, Yellow, Or­ ange, Blue, Navy. The kind that Fancy and plain colors in fine ijunl ity Imported Ratines, <A O /] yard ....................................i / O w . Dark and light, small and medium size dots, yard Cotton, Jerseys, Check and Dimity White, Blue, Pink, Flesh, M S % g i 36-in. wide. Special, yard. .. a m I i 4. D A YS SEW ING S PE C IA LS W ED N ESD AY, A P R IL 11TH TO S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 14TH SEW ING W E E K N ew Filet, Ratines, Crepes, Beautiful l-inch Kulhurnice in real new beau t i lit I patterns ami solid colors, yard All colors for, yard ........... ............ $ 1.49 2 Cards 15c Buttons 1 Card 25 Buttons 1 dozen 35c Buttons 3 cards Snaps... 2 Cards Bit is Tape, 15c 1 card Hooks and Eyes 1 cai d Safety Bins Best Bi ass Bins 1 Box Hair Pins . 1 box Ila ir Pins ....... L arge Cubes Pins Tape Lines ..___ 7.............. Gold Safely Pins .... . Linen Tape ............... Cotton Tape ..................... End E d g in g ...... ........... Longer ies T a p e ... ........... Plump Hair P in s ............. Collar B a n d s.................. Hook and Eye Tape, yard 30 pieces of.’ netf Cretonnes, bright patterns and good quality, 26-inchcs wide. Special, /S)4 ^ y a r d ........ ..........................A A V Check Dim ity for Infants Dresses l'laids and Stripes, small lot to close out. Regular 65c values, yard ........... ......... ♦7*1 j M S. * ] 4 D A Y S SEW ING ------ S P E C IA L S ----W E D N E S D A Y , A P R IL U T H TC S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 14TH ■' SEWINC W E E K �.V ’ “’ i* »• Vf .! ‘ , » .** ,fYM11 « A ,H' *4>* \> . . : • i ■<li ■ .....- ......... *• - THE SANFORD DAILY H ERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 PA G E FOUR few gullible local folks to an extent those who do most o f the leadership cry separate budget in it goes over STOP COUGH FO LLO W ING FLlt. i . | Stop coughs resulting from that undertakings have been turned work In these drives— meet and - or- the top. r.ver to them to cnmpuletc which have ' gnnize and incorporate “ The^ CommitThe expenditures o f the funds arc ’ Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma aij Three yeah: ago wo had -the priv­ With Changing Clrcumttaneei, Gener­ Procpector Refused $100,000 for Mine, proven tobo wholly beyond their nity Cheat o f fit. Petersburg." (The checked *by Iho ’ Chest officials, and ■Bronchitis with Foley’s Hotigy ng,] ilege of escorting tho-Rimz Artuh Cap­ but Sold for $10,000 Actual ally Accepted Definition H jc Un­ Times ha3 at their disposal nil the the surplus lir-nny b u d g e t— nnd with > Tar. "The Flu left me with, n ’severe capacity. per one of the best know newspaper dergone Many Change*, Gold Money. papers, forms nnd programs used by the Community Chest there frequent cough which was quickly relieved with publishera In the whdjp country, over mid docs Florida welcome's idea, — / Money'll an mid sort of commodity j/t-onsidfrable portion of South Flor-|not reject advice. HoWevcr, Florida ore o f the most successful cities in ly is a surplus:—is carried over a l a Foley’ s Honey nnd Tar." writes Mr* Tim division of lnunr Is one of iho prlhclpl*** evolved from Iho Mtidy <if and home persons know very little of ida. It wav hia fust visit to Florida today has reached a sufficient stage the" country). nest-egg for the next year's budget. K. D. Drake, Childs, Md. A fc\y tcnts •I*olltlcot economy, or ccomjudtfs, nod nctunl cash from Intimate ncqUnfat“ One Campaign — One Appeal -r- worth of Foley’s Honey and Tar will a fixed time each year ask and re­ other than a small part of the fcnstl 0£ development that it seems it Is bused on the rlnlin thru Industry nnee. Once n Y rn rl" Is ib not time for St.- iffs e t serious diseases by checking ceive from every welfare organ iza Con.it most frejticntel by winter visim;Bht be well to.xlraw tlia lino to llnrry Vrness tells of rn old sour­ cun hc-il tic carried on * l i « i (writ timn in the city— ChismPeifcrrburg to establish this efficiency \yrur coughs .end colds, ■saving y()J tirni or move mint tors. In a wa'f it was a revelation tol(omt. extent agninut hasty buaybodica dough* of the Klondike, who had a line n sped aI work to do. Constant liractlce In doing the same thins lends valuable claim after "several years of him- Wc recall distinctly n remark •v.-h» would rush In from the outside her o f Commerce —Y. M. C. A.—Y. method in its drive-industry7— St. many~xfalh<rsr7~Chntalui-W ingredients printed on wrapper. In. to n perfection which could uot.other­ dangers and hardships In the North. ‘he. wado-while seated on the -veranda M teU/Ga how things should be dar.e. \V. C. A.— Salvation Army— Boy Petersburg Times. wise Ik* nttnlned. Though the-name —He catne fit K**attle anil operator* of the Villa Hotel tit Florence Villn si3t upon Foley's. Befusajiuhstir,;: Scouts—and so forth—all o f them— \\*c, jwvo |n the stftto some most of Adam Smith (17‘.£I-17( ki), author of who realised the value of his holding* waiting fur luncheon to hr ecrm l.fcjccellppt-miraerics. Connected with its budget for the ensuing year. Tlii? Herald for first class job work. Sola everywhere.— Adv. “The Wealth of Nations,", linn been had trliil to buy him out for $1011,000. The Community Cheat directors He said: at least one of these is a landscape closely associated with the principle hut It was no use, the prospector held You have in Florida* a wonderful architectural department which comstudy them thoroughly, nnd after fix- a *nHuncnacKaaHaaaancunsnxuaxiianEH of the division of labor, tbb Importance , . , . 1 » . . . . . m i * 1 * L ., n m n o t l t A fle N tX ll# mm ____ ■ « * '— » i f I ability. The me.i con 1 mg upon the nmoigit o £f, fifleh, ..Btt1 -!*I have marvelled much at mantis no mean of It has been recognised before, made Iho deni/ anil for one-tenth n! state. ese Vnerat"idns notably by Plato f*tti7*3&7 H. C.). In I that sum. The *Hicemnnaced-t>ri>im- . ul)..ii-J -tifcve-^fi--on-*-ttris -erritt:— H*7rci le.TrwinTThcDc operations Tire i 51 tEem u ! "Iplooho Community Chest! H _____________ im C flipu ldlc^nh.l by Adam Ferguson sitTnii was worked like this: 1vol, people in Florida would only native Floridian^. However, though drive for the whole nmount. 1 he funds all go into the Chest, S (1723-1810) In lits "History of Civil llir operators conji*'re,l* their mnn ^petal ,me dollar on beautification for they ratmi here from n’.her tales with Rocloly." In modern Industry very the main street arid Induced him every ten dollars which California the advantage.i of the best technical nr.d are paid to the several organiia- ■ * little Is due to the direct operation to accompany them to n dark little thus far has spent for that purpose, education in their lines, they have? tionn or mure:; in their proportions. 2 of the human liand; almost everything ° IT,,V ° ,r ’ hirlnn street. There they It is positively understood that no ■ Is done by a .unriiine: The develop­ talked Alaska nml mining until they you would have here without a doubt |,.-en here a sufficient period of years appeal for any other welfare or a ment of steam and electricity as the thought they had- their man In the the most wonderful spot on the globe." to i>e familiar with the Florida eli■ charitable funds is to he made. One 2 N o w Florida is awakening to the mate, and other conditions peculiar motive i*»wer both of production and proper frame of tnlnil. They opened ■ ■ rxchnngc, has along with the parallel up the.suhjer^ Of n /) ' nl ' desirability of beautifying itself and t„ Florida. They knov. what will nli.-e: ijition for the year does it it" i* ■ development of machinery completely milled In* had hern offered $1txi,ono. o f doing the job sclent ideally. * The grow he re and v.duit - won’t; they* -the citizen is protected against ev■ "A n d you’ll never soli for that? , . . . , , , ,, revolutionised the conditions of Indus­ unexpected demand nnd against thtivc and what ■ ,, , , , , , , 'awakenin g is coming fast, and the know what will K , . ■ try, necessitating a division o f labor one sahi. and when the miner said dovclopntetft.i “One along this liner promise won’t; they know what will rvallv ‘ .ill unnecessary Karras m< nt ■ AS TO DIVISION OF LABOR *• SIGHT OF M O N E Y WON HIM b * a l t if y j n « f l o iu d a j • .1 on n fur wider basis than that con­ templated by Adam. Smith, .'.t the I present day It Is tint -a mere question of pursonal adaptation, but of Ingil, me Imyfll and International Illness ar.d -poelnllr.atlon for carrying on dtlft trnt forms o f Industry. Division of labor lias become only a factor In the wid­ er problem uf the organization of labur, necessary to tin* success of every great Industrial undertaking.—Cleve­ land Plain Dealer. 1 i 13; t W RITER’S D NAME WILL LIVE Superficial Critica Have Misjudged the Work Given to the WorW by Sir Walter Raleigh. IT 1/ SB V ' f I* •m * " i l l i H nlwuys to the tc-t of life, inn) thus fytiqd the tn-st. the only comtnentary far Mile hooks which he l,.\,-d full well. — Prom “Musing- Without Moth nd" III 1Hackwnod's .Magazine. beautify or how far it fall ■ short undcr Florida conditions, d looks a* if we might very well juoflt by some of this specialized knowledge which i- in our mid-t; tUa* y^c might very well get along without p.-iyment of ridiculously li gh fees to outsiders whose interest apparently j ; centered in thor.e fee rather than j,, performance. • Wli n we get down to doing that, c-in r,|irl1,| that otu- thdlar for each jli.'it <laliforniti ha spent, which ;<,.n„ tor Capper adjured us to do, and One Appeal — Once a Campaign •Year!” n The or,o big drive*is pulled-off on i thoroughly mganlzn) l‘ug mdy- s The njipe.il shows till the tfclivitles ft X r'epH* « t’.tcd, and the nmount - sought * ■ fur each. The subacrlptlona may h„* n n in cas'h— usually upon (itRTrterly pay­ ■ ment- -weekly payment;; by wag?* c earners if desired. z\ pcimanent o f­ fice i.*r maintained for thu work—- N u which is good business efficiency and economy when the total volume of money and work is considered. • The subscription forms permit the subscriber to give all to any one or­ ganization;—dr to otherwise divide it as he chooses—or to the Chest with­ ■ out strings to he distributed propor­ ■ ■ n tionately among all. Titus no subscriber can' stall be* ■ N ( a use of some cause he is “ not inter- N v-'ted in’ — and if lie does not sub- 5 ■ ,un h e at all it proves he is not itt- n w tctcslcd in any end-e at all. n Suhseripttons are made by indivld* ® niU. and t **t by firms. )<• that tinun- t .dally strong' citizhiis ta ilin g tltp, « through with “ our batik” or “ our com- a a ■ a i a B B i Does Your Car Suffer (rum I « i t T « jJ a ■ INDIGESTION? Whether youi engine stulteis and lies, down on you occasionally, or whether the condition is chronic, we guarantee . to diagnose the case correctly slnd e f­ fect a cure. * \ Our staff of-exp ert mechanics takes just as much interest in your car as would the medicos if you ]>ersonally were laid up for repaii s. * u .*'t. Petersburg. H between Chicago i.n>l "lunlu run the ■■rntioii of an nmpb u-tainer for f , ,f .fh.unb i,. n o w oil, npd by the close The icsult is hns woik less luinov-! J* mmo than ■*•*'1 miles In less I loin ten - • u ihi-m-'lve . Smh per-.ms not only of 1lint probably s o m e idliet w i l l he am e- - more contributors— smaller **in -te bouts All Imp.nTant fcattll*' of the x fur o f d r iv e s fm vulunti t new service was tlml by wldcli mall know little '1 Florida inid I'bit ida l e n l y dividual contribution-— and plenty: of a n t>llg-i Well* callghl without stopping the i oinl'ition-, e mi if tin y tu leallv well onl>l.c w e l f a r e fu n d s in St. I ’l t c - Sanford Buick Co. THE AUTO HOSPITAL J ■ ■ ■ M ■ V K m u ■ d E :i K H U B n ■ n a r. r! h U H 'J 3 U H a ■ D r ■ funds for all. For when the Com­ munity l best goes over the top, ev- J B 2B nnB D D niIIBD aSltlB CR& auyB ED aigiEC JinH U RaBl2B IIIIM IIK nrBla All m «'"7t *>t t by eau.se.-j that net t he Ncrthcl ffe .-•* n Doy. piovidid for hut why continue the When *N o n Inti ffe. Alfred llnrni worth by mum-. » ii - a »<<iitrg h<<> the method thal insures the most work. BniSBBBIHHBHHHBHHBlIHHHHKHH&iaftEllCSPCKBKeUBCaZ^rQK^CnC^ISDBStlCUSCCacaDSXIBBaSlKnHQBSCdO «■ family IHi-d at St .1>-111 1 *- \\ .....t nc\t gu.-.i.i-iUi : to- most public irritation, nn to u select sciuln.’iti for g.fls ot IWt-lle ■n :,n,| git in,- poorest results? Why » to slxtis-n. and fn-ipictiily il<- ie>i-‘ not '.I* nioiicrti nji-ttnul that does so i n d i c a t e . n hull Unll!d lie knoii.cd n o r the ti-ln <■ air piolmhly the he-t berry growing on UK < f-gamzi «i el) " t to hi autify pmtioii t . nimmiiiy ( lie t? — "One Campaign bu-hc 'in 1 T,e w,.i),|, are n free ^ift UB Into the seininiiM garden, with ensa ■>a 4f i Iih) to the people of New luigiiiink of out slate • cm < l ’ life I oil well in so many other cil it-* 7—-the a o • big rcmoi,shnii>c ti‘<ui the piincipnl »n Ihaillilul 111 its white or slightly rose bb A p p a l <)m*t* a V i *ji Guv Once when the l oll , aim* oicr tile ut up ** i> ih:i:i ul‘i ' ( ’111"- flotll tintrains, a Ml which hi ought ••veil small towns th»* hen,-tit o! speedy service, the Detroit N e w - states. pieled in I In 11 respective calling-, but even more unfortunately, many of tin so on later to quaint an c do not piove to.have *,(tit, o high a stat'd DTuctieriy Rapture. leg in t h e n • vvii piiofi • o o ' i s or ho-iHottl these splendid varieties of herpropaganda would rh-s (high mid low growing), which m - ip lie u ' ,i l .. . E SPEEDED UP POSTAL SERVICE to he very rapid. One of the best organized movemeats of the sort is the Orange f'ounty Highway Iteautifcation Committee which lut; chirge of .i definite program fo rheautifyilig the madsides along tic.-, .various highways through that county. Karl I,ehmann. who wt.-. wredit .v< a publisher hpeausc o f his connection with the Mont Verde Outlook, ah ng with mutterous other duties, is chairman of thja committee. It is now functioning splendidly. \V"ih already has com- First Exclusive Transportation of the m,,n/'eii " ,a' 1 Win.“ ‘r get Mte full dollat’s wojth of ht-nefit. Mails, In 1075, Was Watched Faik and Orlando and is prngiessm • previously stated.- the HighwayWith Intense Interest. nicely. It will follow a definite plan j;, .uitiliention Committee of Orunge It Is something of a paradox that and should within a comparatively (.l)nn^y js noW functioning splendidly, the lust work of Sir Walter Italelgli, few years make the highways of -s n(lt (injy t,, h<*nutify The first exclusive mall train was "The War In the Air," should have been the history of a great modern placer) In service -Sept, is. is7.~. I.env- Orange county u thing o f genuine the highways of <»range county, hut adventure, written upon a largo scale. Ihr New York, It arrived on *-<l■■-«)iil,< bounty, instead " f simply roads "hound­ members o f the ciiinmittce ray they To"those who knew Italelgli, whose time In ('hlcugo the following <^i>. ed on either side by sign bnpnjs. will he very glad indeed to give the death n vast number of friends and after a journey of twenty sl\ hoi!r<. rnfnrltinnU-ly. it stents ns if \s« I,nefil o f their experience in gitting (irent Interest was tak«-n qt llmt time disciples are deploring, only by Ids works, he may turn* seemed some w ha I In this ijl-posta) train, which carried canmit in Florida cumin I, upon any in it n project slait.d to redd-ni of detached from the life about him, and the western litnil tivni New York to new undertaking but wlmt we-nttiact other sections who may be illtere ted Intent upon the niceties and elegancies Chicago at a greater speisL tluiri any from outside the stale a number of in In ( inning similar iindrtInkingpuss eager t nil a *-mH<| eommam!. ami, (ivr.-om who are willing t" admit they I bo ida 1‘ubli-lie*. •If style. The most of Ids hooks deal with furthennore delivered that matt at Cld- l.lmw more oil the subject of tbc J1Ui_ the past, 111 w lilch thu Kupertlelul cugo dlstribllleil Jitel arruligeU f.*r tin dcr taking we have in hand than i.riy; nil-: COM M l MT\ CIIKST |Hit*y- hm* r^tihscrnv-l/' criile might think Italelgli was llmllng mediate dispatch to oilier lilies, of .■ tttt I— in Ttip-AVFxrmr-lirmtvphTTPnn esenpe from ~rinllly. T h e iii|H*r-| ^ur dPltTery by enlflcl 1IF I'lihngo, During the one big drive the list# Tile t lections an* uvei* ami out of in,- published, and when it is over it field) erltic of course would lmv«* been | Hh the beginning of the year IWUi jsuclt per*oils gathei in flocks nnd wrong the mull between New York and Sun ,|i |. here each winter, willing b> ik way until the next one but tin is know'll that the citizens whose Like nit good writers. Italelgli had' Francisco was also eairled »n fast loKi-c mil pi ogle--ivi* people as to •Irjv< for money ate not. With tin name is not then* is not contributing all Intense Interest III all that wnst trains, consuming less time than tl.e the be t mi tli >d t" follow m tlicit .f |_*,oihi i liamtier of ComfUei'e di n i­ to ait',' of the public welfare wmk of about him. Whatever he read lie put r" * l,“d passenger train, l a-t trains r ew tiialet taklag, for and in mnsid t»oi yet b n i-h ed . a Hoy S* out di ice ! • ’ “ No” the wuiiM-he purchaser went to njnhle near by that was covered with n cloth and snntehisl Iho covering away. TIuTe, stacked In neat hut careless appearing plies, was ?W,dOO In bright, new shiny S'JO-gohk ploeesr "There’s what we’ll give you," shouted one of the ojterntors ns he saw the miner's eyes gleam, "Yoq Just sign thh, deed, and take the money." And the miner, unused to money, carried away by the sight of real coin.' signed.— Portland Oregonian. 1.i i i g, tin r« i s lm eml. ..M A G IC - N A M die il.ovir, hemitlful in leal nnd hnhll, bltrl ft*|, ! ' * ■' ! 'll* b |II |*- Oil- Till li t l.i t U* 4■•I' *oli r how iiir ( oinmu khe |,•I'll is. "1 'omse. most lovely Ill * l\«' fi*i wuiil I In b:i' n.g i b« nity < ll-. I liot •' its wor k: when l oh n down uitn its <t i nh-mi ber­ i 11lllg ill- Ill-fix. -* to il Min * ib •1 III • A 1I'.ltlf ll of i itizvii" - llN ries large, i ouud and piiitu]>, diistisl ovur wltti a hue sofi itizz or hloom, and pio ked full alnio-l to the |ndtit of bursting with a Juice w lilch is more delicious than any known m-ctnr. The ripe. (I' ll, woodsy tillvor i,f |]|<* perfect Neve Knglmid bllielielTy Is llidesrrlbllhle. lt.1 It ate the perflllin* of the vi lid row* and of Mu- rim er, In tu.it Rpbert Z. Leonard 1era of the palate the savor of the presents blueberry Is precisely vvlint the belllike note of |lie Woodtlirtish Is tji the Gold Found In Nova Scotia. domain of sound. Ksthetlcaily, ns Consul Met'min lit Yarmouth, N. S., Mi.vt* It Is reported itiat’ rleh gold bear­ Well ns In habitat, I tie two are clo-ely IlssiH'liited Hot 11 selisllt Ions mv liiel'ing quartz has Itecn struck on properl> til Malegu Harrens, ljueejis eoimiv, In I fukl'', and qilile Without pmilltel III "Nomad" In Itoslon Trmithe Yariiioulh eorisiihir district Tin* iMitme preliminary devi-lo|imei,t was eon, lad­ twrtpt. ed reivntly. and quariz Is now being Miuunderxtood. tuken out mid crushed it Is also r,in * lie wli* in hi' llrsi week (it college, ported thal a tlcli strike lias been made In ureas on the "StealIt It.ihMi" lend, nnd wlien he went to the utuilotici’n to Mtilegu Harrehs. ntel that there have tniy ii looaluin pen to- fell dc'limm Is-ill « lev ell men employed oil the llmt the young wouinn xvlm wulted on workings since early spring. <»n July him hliould know that In hplte of lii* ltd u shut tired opelietl up II live-foot youth he w ii*. no high h< IiihiI |,oy, Dy Edmund Coulding W hen hlic liuudi il him u *>heet oi lead of quartz showing rich gold speclA Tifi«ny Productioc paper tie wrote on it, with many ttnur tnemf. ' M- Ik lto(Tm>n. Ctntikl Mxnxgvr I'lii*. In ii huge, bold lutlid, "Alum Milter, Alum Muter,'' eight or nine W h at D(d He Get Then? time*'. Ili'iiiiy, tuiiiill M-loa of n Mutilgooici,v * The clerk watched him with a simcounty family, ri at the ago when In­ !>er, and uf*|ust hlie hpokW struction i»ll *ri ll|lift I•• M'cllD* Ill-res "Why don’t you let Ie>/ tryJlt her m i rv. Sunday, the fiuall.v vviia lav lied out for dinner. White at the tuhlc. *elf," alio wnggcsicd, "nml tlnVi if M tile lloMi'rh herVcl HcIlUV Willi li KCC- | dneMi't M i l l , ef cniir'i*. we'll * Imqge It.' i n i i i i i i i i m i D i i i D o z g E a i i a i a B i i i i B Z B g i i i E i i c i i H i R i v olid piece of cuke. I hi hi* lioiicom- — Milwaukee Sentinel. ig fence Into tl.e gaidi-n. *lo- -lory ...... , a graceful, dark in, d girl of thlitci o took posm-ssioil "t I' and when llal old I la n n s w nrth cl.iiiite i ! uflct it sinrefused to give It up Pater Alfred literally it rapped In and hi a entnlilua linn of tact and blarney not only got the hull hat got the gill's eoiiltdence and promise to return the hall when­ ever It again came liter into the g ar­ den. Tradition Inis It ttiai stx years later she became Mrs, Alfred 1Infills worth.— Kalis us City .s'tnr. *- ■b mb bb M a e 4V i.l i Murray J a z z m a n ia *J llltltul ueceplulice of tin* Jnvor, lie wuv udiuotd*hcd by hU mother: " N o w , vvtiut do you any, Iteiiuy?” lluhtily gulping down (he Inal frng meat of tin* seroml ullce, Hcnny r»* piled, with difficulty: TM i mmi t iii • 'iiM i In I Swallows Cover World. Swallows' It Jnoi been eMahllstied by experiment, mlgraie from England to South Africa, It,(SM miles. A man In lterkshlre, la Hl” l. fnstetieil n murk •‘Got uny more Y‘ — ludluunpollu on n hwallovv and turned It h>o*e. The bird was reported us having been Neva. caught five month* Inter at ,lam*cnvllle, Soiilli Afrit’u. Other marked New Attraction. — A luuti -wlio ford -hr***fi ertgngef!'tn awallow*, tlliersfed "hr-* Kngtnpdr htn*e write u cirrus poxler uuddealy.found b(H*n reported from Notal, Orange Ftee hlniMelf ut a loss for a fresh adjective. State; t ’upw I ’rorjnee und the Trans"See here," lit* Mild to Ids employer. vaul. **I don't know' vlmt to huy -almut this (milther. IfaVe you u IheiuturuM?" The manager of ilia circus looked at hltu with suspicion. "No, Sir. I have nM.* he Mild, "nnd I don’t think I ahull do anything about getting one this year. I ,never heard of a circus having one. fliher, and J’ve known some good shows. Where are tW r raised, anyway. I’d like Ui knowT —Pittsburg Iiriiiutcli. Her Revised Grammar, L , I, , , ■— Our onlt-rs art* coming in T o fast thal if it were not that wc kept prepared to rentier real service we could not ItandlL* them. Teat her was endeavoring to make clear to ili.o youngster*,the grammat leal tense*. " ‘My father had money,* ■ she polnlcd out, "Is in the past tguse. u Now, Grace, what tejise Would yr,*i ta* * ^ind we deliver prempl, anywhere, any time. And i f you do eluploylng If you Should say. My fa*' not.drink Elder W ater now— you wijl, Jher ha* inohey’ f" a fte r one trial "That would he pretense" said Grace, very aolmrly .—Kxchbnj}c,. A normal man is one who observerA perfect * husband U one who knows b o w to apwUtgiso arscofully ollur vvumui'j hmbamis and rvflocUi wktno w ife W » t tilsl hi* wife did vf*ry xy^U. ^ . I T 9 S -. P U R E T h a t ’s W h y I t ’s ...P o p u l a r ;. . PH O NE US W E D E LIV E R ■■ ■■ ■■ MU ata : s: ssa ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■ «■ ■■ ■ MU ■ ■■ ■ MSI ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ The influence o f :ulvertising is apparent in every turn o f my daily life. I find I cannot dis­ regard it. It is always with me, guiding me in my pleasures and in my duties, telling' me what I should eat, wear, and use and what i should buy fo r my family. I find that there is on the tip o f my tongue a multitude o f names Iho mention o f which will bring from some shelf nearly everything that T can use in my daily life and in the daily life o f my family. In every instance that name means a very d ef­ inite promise and assur­ ance o f something sub­ stantia^ and which will make me feel completely satisfied about haying exchanged my money for it. Let me. say a. few things which t h e s e n a m e s — these old friends o f the newspa­ per and magazine pages — mean to me. * They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to xn do the thing that I - be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces- sary to describe the thing I want. Even the most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out embar r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given us handy names. They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I .enter the shop I know what I want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver- tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again( assures me that it stands for a product o f quality. In speaking that name to the clerk T ’ know.I am asking fo r the best. 1 am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I p a t-. ronize the shop that sells them. t. * #* , (This was written by a woman) ■ Published by the Sanford Herald in cooperation with 1'C m ^ 630cia^ 0n Advertising Agencies ■MBBBUI UB tlB ■■ ■b ran Mb mb ng mb mb uC tlB Su mb na ig UB BB Bb MB ria mb mm mb mb mb mb mb mb mb mb mb mb bb bb bb bb bb mb bb bb mb BN MB mb R J ■a MM MB UB MB OB BB ■a MB tl B MB MB MB BB HM MB ■■ ■■ HM ■■ ■■ MB BB ss ■B �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. APRIL 0. 1923 PAGE FIVE Tliu first fifty tonrn ariv. BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P SHOOTING CHAS; L. BR ITT, Editor GOLF TITLE ... AT TOURNEY GOLF B O W LIN G T E N N IS BOXING '*JUK man fa;’’ 'Vrittori -and. adapted liy Kilnuiml doubling, jvnajprmlured l»y ,Tiffany Productions, Inc., « f which Robert Z. Leonard is* director general and Sf. Tl. Hoffman general ntnnnger. j Oliver T. Marsh was photographer and rcdfic Gibbons executed the sets.Life is hnrdor out in the great open In support o f Miss Murray are seen spacer, no doubt, but at Lust you I! ik1 I.a Rncipjc. Lionel Rvlmnfo, Rob­ don’t step on chewing gum. ert Eoaoutf-iblwaiU- liurnr, Jean Her- i An educated man is one who can sludt and nlhcVfl. study the European situation and dis­ tinguish between patriotism and null- Lang Names His She who docin't heiilate i» l o t i . Quern N i n o n didn’t l i r i i U t e to hciitate. ROBERT t. LEONARD pretont* *— l- - H v p ir u M - n n d t t i e r -•— JACKSO NVILLE, April 0.—T. IV. Official Scorers Director Leonard (Tub) Palmer, of the Minmi-liiahnh j G olf Cluhwonthc state amateur golf I ORLANDO, Ik- Final instruction Encourages “ Extra championship by defeating Dick Pope were given umpires in the Florida A pretty 18-year-old nui . who was State I engne l y At Ling, of St. of the Lake Region Golf Club, Win­ just one o f .tile extras in Mae Mur­ iVtot -burg, president of tin* cirriiit, ter Haven, 8 up and fi to play, in the ray’s “ JtiKninnin,” which wilt be at in thi‘ city yes'enlwy. The follow­ i. It will be 4:15 o’clock tomorrow nf- finals of the%t6urnament of the Flori­ the Prinrgss Theatre to’.tiglit and to­ ing arc thoarhiters mnl scorer < fternonn when the 1023 season o f the da Arateur Golf Association on the morrow night, came to Robin t named by Mr. Lang: F lorid a State League will l»c opened course o f the Tinmquann Country, I.oonnrd, Miss Murray’s d te. tori' and Flip e, .1, A. 1 dir, Phil oVlohi-'‘ with lh^ initial game between the asked him whether there wasn’t it Warren lluxter, Atlanta; John D. The morning round o f 18 holes, Itulldogs nnd the Saints, ancient small part—.an einnlmeul ■ prefer­ IT* 11.', R.lhiunuu; 11. ‘\V. Ki ,g r; By EDMUND GOULDING” [Tivnls and tli* only two dubs who finished with Palmer six up mid at red - that she could play. Mr. Le >-i- Olean. N. V.; Win. W. Walker. >,’. w ’figured in the pewmt race, o f last the turn in the afternoon round. Pope A T IF F A N Y PR O D U C TIO N m l ndtniml the girl’s a'.d de­ York i :ty; (V ■ ge 1.. Parker, fMi n>ii LM'uson. » was still six down. Palmer, who is cided he'»l give her a elt.it . lie di­ M. II. Hoffman. General Manager M.o....el Ernie ■puke, OtLl.lL. Manager Rutke believes Ids ath­ a former slate champion nnd‘ a vet­ rected the orchestra : ■ p' •tieej L e m I akelr.nd; 1eon A in ■■ letics are ready. He said last night eran tournament player, played hi * thing especially sad, and ty!,l the giil Daytona; R.»y Thnitma, Bradi itown; daily practices have put them in usual steady nnd consistent golf, that he wanted her t i n r N i . l'o. Na. ■■>. Tm.i;i:i; llugii Brallcy.’ Three Strikes and shape’ for the long campaign. Burke while Pope, virtually n new comer, j.iief at her lover’a lea. . allowed a tendency to ncivousiuss and said there is no reason why the club The gill wan so. e\.it I :'i. • . !>e cannot get a good start In view of flubbed several shots u:i that account. . Palmer received a set of silver v i' i ; i i: p r i n c k s .s t o n i g h t a n d t o m o r r o w was utltfily unable to ! No! n the spring workouts. Last yqar play The jack of all trades is somewhat cups, emblematic of the title, nnd single tear cn’ j ld she. i : ..tit. lint was begun with scarcely any training. in i \coss of the jack that goes with Mr. Leonard wan pat' This year itis just the opposite, the Pope, ns the runner-up, got a silv« r “ Thill's all right," !;• “ Keep « white collar jolt. Bulldogs are just ns fit.as the Cincin­ Tim card follows: Morning round nati It cits or any other major lejigue Palmer— club which trained in Florida. Count­ * V V V *1' v *J > ing on this flying get-away, Burke out ir»5 int --------- — ------------ ----------- ----- ----------------------- A expects to make a strong fight for the In— So.i -111 ...i i top position for th e ’first half o f the Pope— * season. If this fulls short there may Out— 455 534 435 to a change or two and he will con­ In— G4d 115* 4<’>5 centrate on the second half. If both A fiet noon round: halves can he won that will he so P.d me r-»much the better, ’ according to the- 4>uf—MJ 534 533 managerial philosophy. The final practice was held ye torday and was featured by a hatting spree similar to that of Friday whoa all of tho athlete; pounded the hull hard in hutting piacUcg, are in good trim nnd Bradley’s tout- *’*■ (sTpltclShg stalT consisting o f 01! in F fIR T' ger. Line, Hernandez and Wilson, * t J U D IV I may run into difficulties win n they IW IW IIi' face the Bulldogs. IT H I V I l J Albert F. L in g o f St. Petersburg, "a president of the league, will reach F-'. F-u P5 F i * 1 P'5 here today and will have a conference -------with his stalT of /unpinis, Hc^Vill roMonday and Tlicsda main-fas- Mur game Is ».>►*».»* -«• a ■in “ .la:,* r » n ; i — guest of Duke Unusclt, president of -------the Bulldogs. Mae Murray in a pi -------impution and splendor Said lle n iv I ’ nnl in — Rend him Ih e fn lfillm e n l n f llm l Buiko’s pitchers all look so good -------. pntpluwv is mm iii.ide pcs-.ildi* lltiu n g lt liuhe doesn’ t know yet which one will Juzrmaidn—a m w start, though in all probability he on the screen. will stick to his first choice, Joss ------- Woolf. Manager Bradley may eali A _ij.nt..iuc id m iv i on any one of his aces, all of whom creig’nv arc usually i ITerlivo against the IStil 1tl^gs except Mutt Wilson, who was bumped frequently here last season. Uniforms are back frorU the clenn1 .efs, the spiked shoes are oiled to per* t 'fection, the last raking has been given ,;,h- diamond, the die, ns they often nay, is cast. Tomorrow is the big TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS of imprest to i Will build a car fur (he imilliltide Monday afternoon will ho an i iMao Murray is an atmosphere < formal half-holiday and there w jl not hythm and loyalty be many nivivhanla heartless imough to keep their employes from attend­ ing the opening game. There will b" extra attractions besides the ball game and a mammoth crowd Is exA brilliant peeled and .sceptres. The lim tip* thin: BULLDOGS I’ottH, "b Staley, w Burke, lb Hunter, i f Greene, i f Courtney. If Multhy, 3b Francis, c Woolf, p SAIN TS Maloy. :tb Dean, ‘Jh (1. Moure, cf Bradley, lh About a girl who put jay. the natiotiul anthem. Muc Murray a> the >, a - n whu hail iliM ie.l in hi r kingdom a--I luuniony Matthew-, • in her heart. A L L If G. Moure, c. She who desn’t iiesutate i- lost. Hernandez, p . |riil who didn’t Mae Murray Orlando Sentinel. Bigelow, if For many years it has been Henry Ford’s personal ambition to make (lie Ford the universal family ear—-to put it within the reach of the millions of people who have never been privileged to enjoy the beniits of motor car ownrship. During the past fifteen years over 7,500,000 Ford cars have been placed in the hands of retail custoniers-more than a million and a half of them within the past twelve months—-and yet there are sliH millions of fam­ ilies who are hopefully looking forward to the day when they can own a Ford. f » And now the way is (men. * hetitato to hesitate. >m] |hi< fine picture will Ih- ri en toni ght l»y C. Edward Bett.s and wife »n'i"i cukt. they L'ing l he hur.ured CORRECTED NOV South Bound Arrive 2:30 uju. 1:18 p.m 2:55 p.nt, 0:55 p.m. Northbound Arrive .... 1:48 a.m. ...11:45 n.m. ...: 2:35 p.m .... 4:00 p.m. .....10:0 p.m. rilby Branch 'Arrive Popart* 2:40 u.tn. 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. , Cut n et thin reatencc 3:20 p.m ulghtii time the man fail 7:10 p.m. number and replaced t gently on the hook.’’ Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4 :05 p.m. Depart* 7:00 a.m. 3:23 p.ni. xflo. Ifa, . The papots mention, a bhu the visible supply of calves, to explain whether it’s un agi item or afaahion note. Why not start today. Stop in and talk it over with you,’ local Ford B A B Y CHICK FOOD • With Butter Milk Raises Baby Chickens *N o. 25____ 1:30 p.m. *N o. 101_____ - 5:60 pan. x— Dally, except Sunday. Leesburg Branch Arrive 157_ 3:55 pan. 21_ 2:60 pan. Under the terms of this plan you can select your lord Car, set aside a small amount each week and you will be surprised how soon you will own it. In the meantime your money will he safely deposited to your credit in one of the local banks, where it ww draw interest. Think it over. Five debars will start an account. The whole family can participate in it—father, mother, brothers and sisters each doing a little. Detroit Michigan Baby Chick Feed Depart* * Baby Growing Mash 7:00 a.m. 7:10 pan. Oviedo Branch Arrive: ___ 7:45p j t . Laying Mash AUTHORIZED DEALER, SANFORD, FLORIDA i 11 3:40 m *- i i j i/ > » i �T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y * A P R IL i), ly&I PAGE SIX the corresponding time in the reason in the previous year. Daring thia W EEKLY CITRUS REVIEW Hale, chairman; Forrest Lake, J. J og; 1921-1022. FI on*la prar.ge ihlp- name time they also have' abjorbsd Parrish. T. C. Merchant, J. H. Harveil. S. S. Matthews, F. O. Miller, A;', ORLANDO, Fla.. April 0.— The mkr.t* for the same period shewed an apptexiinauiy 2,000 car* more grape­ W. Young. C. H. Taylor, Nathan : weekly citrus review by F. L. Skel- increase of approximately .?rW*) « n fruit than dorms the season before. (Continued from page I f . j( ley, as Issued from the office of ■the this ee-aicp as again.: those of the D. R. McNeill. A W. McLeran. American Fruit Grower*, Inc., says:. previous reason. This the. raatket* The .Herald delivered 3ix times a Claims; Forest Lake, chairman; L. ( . The week was featured by Tery have ahzorbed about 7.£00 oar? more E. Wade, J. Ed. Stokes, Wallace T ct- ^ heavy arrival* of California navels, of nrar.ges to date this ’earns than week for 13c. ▼in, C. H. Kennerly, Fred H. Davis, T. ^ in the market*. Th*» prices at which C. Merchant, S. A. Ogilvie. California oranges have been selling Forestry: D. R. McNeil, chairman, have been materially below the aver­ John C. McRae, M. W. Ulmer, H er- \cb age paid for" Florida*. California man Blndworth, E. Harris. J. B. With- * shipments continue heayy. For March r erington, H. H. Witherington, Wal- >“ 29. 30, 31 and April 1 California lace Terrin, E. S. Matthew*. orange shipment* amounted to 807 j Judiciary “ A " : ’ A. T. Stuart, chair-1 car* as against 502 car* far.the co r-; man, A. H. William*. A. W. Young, ® responding days one year ago. X J L J fc C a J L X X - ‘ O r.TT7gg*: — Fitwlrtr v ahmr iis -rhrrw- dry, Thonsaj W. Bryant, Fred R. H, ed slight gain in price during the| Hecker, S. W*. Getsen, a *• week, fancy stock reaching the high Fiaheres: J. J. Parrish, chairman, figure of 13.03 per box delivered. The A . W . Young, G. I. Knowles, J. Hi average prices paid for Florida Lord, C. C. Epperson, S. A. Oglivie, oranges generally were very satis- 1 H. S. McKenzie, S. S. Griffin, 8. J Giles. Phosphate and Minerals: B. K. Bul­ lard, chairman, Perry C, W itt, Fred­ i" fc erick Van Roy, J. A. Taylor, W\ B ^ F v Bishop, J. E. Whitty, J. L. Matthews riellan, R. H. Weaver, J. Ed. Stokes, H. J. P «if«r . ZML t f 8. J. Giles, D. C. Geiger. > ;| U * A f c H f i , # / Public Welfare: S. D. William.*, Game: E. S. Matthews, chanman /> ' J j-J 1 I. J. McCall, John C. McRae, C. S chairman, J. H. Lord, S. W. Getzeh, 5 Aeree, Amos Lewis, Ben C. Willard Edwin S. Dew, F.. Paul Gregory. W. ■ R. A. Henderson, A. Y. Mlam, L. E. p. Mercer, J. Hampton Jones, L. A. Brock. C. S. Acre*. Wade. Efficiency: Frederick Van Roy, Governor's Message and Adminis­ chairman, F. O. Miller, O. M. Tillman, trative Reports: Fred R. Hocker, John C. M Ra»-', II. S. McKenzie, A. T. chairman, J. A. Harper, F. X. Carroll, Stuart, J. J. Parrish, Nathan _ Mayo, J. F. Buste, Thomas A. FTet h« r, M. »V. B. Bishop. O. Hinson, J. Hampton ./one:;, A. J M AE MURRAY In a Scene from “ J A Z Z M A M A l McClellan, R. H. Weavtr. Judiciary **B": M. D. 1 armichaol, S E N ATE COMMITTEES A T T H E P R IN C E S S T O N IG H T A N D TOM ORROV H W E BEEN MADE A M chairman, C. <-. Epperson, Ben C. W il­ lard, Purl G. Adams, ‘ nrl P. WeldBEADY FOB T H E <■ Img, Wallace Tervin, S. D. William< E. Paul Gregory, John*d a y Smith. Judiciary “ C” ; A. Y. Milam, chm Military Affairs; J. B. Johnston Fred H. Davi*, W. It. Beit, J. Ed chairman; J. M. Mitchell, J. 1L Col­ Stokes, Amos Lewis, J F. Buste, A son, W. M. Igou, D. N. Tone. W, Weeks, Hugh Hale, C. H. Kenner Miscellaneous legislation: W. P Shelley, chairman; D. N. Cone, H. G Miscellaneous legislation: C. Putnam,. B. H. Lindsey, U . II. Ma Epperson, chairman, Thomas poles, James E. - Calkir. *,. D. L Fletcher, Purl G. Ailams, Frank Knignt, W. J. Singletary. John 8 Carroll, M. L. Hinson, < S. Acre*4, Taylor. L. Byrd, H igh Hal*-, D H. May*. Organised Inhor: Oscar M. Eaton Organized I-ab-ir: H. S. Gri f airman W\ J. Singletary, W’. A chairman, E Harris, I A llarp<-r Campbell, II. H Well ker, tha.rrra.n A. Brew. M. V. r-iTff.u:h.n*--r, Mahr, Herman Bluilworth. Frank X. Carroll, S. W. Getz-:r. Indian Affair* H A ILndersor., chairman, Hugh Hale, E. Paul Greg­ ory, J, K. Whitty, H. H. Witherington, S. D. Williams, A. W, Weeks, Carl P Weidling, For»*t I_aa<- m Immigration: -I H !-ord, chair­ man, Hugh Hale, F\ X. ' arroll, Fred H. Davis, I j . K. Ballard, Edwir. Dew, Charles ,1. Farrell, E. Pan Gregory. S.'h. Griffin. legislative Expenses, A W M* I. earan, chairman. Nathan May*,. F. 11 D&via, Charles J Farrell Thoma* W Bryant, A V Milam, J. H ilarv-.i. C H, Register Livestock Amo* I .*••*,«, chairman: J. H. Parrish. John < Me Rae, Fr>-«1 H. Davis, J, H lord., il-ory S. M* Kenzie, J. M. Tdman, W D fM l, B»-n Rules and Procedure J B. JohnC. Willard. ■ion, chaiirr.arj J*,hn 8 Taylor. H. H Nurseries and Plant Husbandry: Buwe, H H. Wells, D. E. Knight. Thomas W. Bryant, thairman, R. State Institutions: W A. Russell Powers, F. O. Mller, I J. McCall; J. chairman; W. H. Malone, T. J W. Shelly, D. !L May*. C H. Taylor, Campbell, W*. W. Phillips, T. J J. Ed. Stokes, E. L. Shear. Knabb. Privilege* ar.*l Elections: J. H. Public Printing: W*. II. Mapule-s Harvcll, chairman; H S. McKenzie, chairman; W, P. Shelley. |{. II. LindF’. W. Nolle, Frederick Van Boy, I It. -4-y,.T. J. Campbell, T. J. Knabb. WethFrington, A. W Mel-euran, <> M. Temperance; J. M. Mitchell, chair­ • * ■ * Tillman, S. D Williams, Amos Lew- man; John S. Taylor, B. 11. l.indiey W .-J. Singletary, D. E. Krught. F U L L L IS t OF COMMITTEES FOR B O USE OF REPRESEN­ TATIVES NOW IN SESSION are never fulfilled without mon Be prepared to meet big oppor­ tunities in life with money SA VE D as you progress. Our Savings Department works INCREASE. Start your account today and get Interest 1 First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F P FORSTER. P roid fu t Deposited in any of ’ will-enroll you Uall Hardware Company Window Wins the Prize Saint Louis, April R.^l Hardware Co., Sanford Florida. Attention of Mr. Ball J. McCall, W. A. McKenzie, L. K. Wade, T. C. Merchant, A. J. McClel­ lan, T. B. Pinholitcr, Perry C, Witt. Public ID-ulth: E. Paul Gregory, chairman, G. I. Knowles, L. E. Wade, J. E. Whitty, W. IJ. Iluhop, A. W. Weak*, Frederick Van Boy, Edwin S. Diw, Purl G. Adam*. Public I^nda: M. D. Carmichael, Edwin S. Dew, Thoman S. F’ letcher, J. A. Harper, M. L. Hin*on, J. Hampton Jon**, Forest Lake, C. H. Kennerh). State Institutions: J. W. Shelly, /chairman, T. B. PinhoUter, I.. ,W. A. Hirer*, John Clay Smith, A. Y. Mil­ am, Fred H. Davi*, S. J. Giles,, Chan. J. Ferrell, Thortiu A. Fletcher. State Penaions: C. H. Rcgiater, chairman, Wallace Tervin, J. A. Harp­ er, Char Ir* J. Ferrell, O, M, Tillman, W. Ulmer, F. S. Matthew*, K. Power*, E. L. Shear, Public PrintUig: ft. H. Weaver, chairman, E. 8. Matthew*, J. A. Tay­ lor, Carl P. Weidling, C. W. Young. C. 8- Aeree, <8. 8. Griffin, D. C. GelNo wife need be uneasy about a gar, T, C, Merchant, huabzod who forget* to ahave when public Road* and Highway*: Hugh ■he hi away from home. •.,. lVIost oi yiiur neighbors drive m otor. cars. Ihey can go where and when they choose. Their cars play a large part in their daily life* furnishing them with quick and conven­ ient transportation for both business and pleasure. * Realizing what the automobile means to the average family in bringing them greater enjoyment of life, we have ar­ ranged to extend the facilities of our bank to those who desire to become owners of Ford cars through the new Ford Weekly Purchase Plan. Under this plan, you can begin with an initial deposit as low as $5.00. Then select the type of Ford car you want Touring Car, Runabout, Coupe, Sedan, etc — and ar—Touring range to make weekly deposits on which interest will be computed at our regular savings rate. . * • Come in and let us furlhpr explain the Ford Weekly Pur­ chase Plan to you, o r,if you wish, go to the nearest Ford dealer for further details. Start today, and before you realize it you will be driving your own caiv SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD, FIXJRIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA ,-BANK OF 0VE5D0 OVE 1DO, FLORIDA MOUNT DORA, FLORIDA B. T. W BJTNBR, Cashier a ■ �MBVCwr \ -?- *• - *i ■. r , *** ' '•■■1 ’ PAGE SEV EN TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , M ONDAY. A P R IL 9, 1923 R a is in g t.h c F ish er It w a s a s h a m e to c o r r v i o r G l a l l z o P a 's In ju r lo s I F a iT lily - WELL,\F VO U R ItTv V/ELL MPx«T, IT S A. IL L LUItVO LuWACT BLOWS f\vb' THE. VMSOPAsHCE COHPfsMV UtfSS S O t pfsom PYvm Co d i n ' ) O S THE. M O U E 'T - \ (jJPsS n V in j u r e ?* w a f c oo w om ’r (v -.v -a x c t t r g S ^ o o p o c id g i ^t NODUDDV tO O D 1 . TE S , i t l o o k e d / N S l F U E WOOuD^r Bf. rvDvE TO O o v TVlEH BEFOPlE * - ) , U tr V r c o f — 1 ^ Mopir- y ' RIGHT. vaoneN B U T H * , \F H E V — ■ O N I X B R O K E N P\ ^ T D O i 1 CO U LD HPSVE. r BOUGHT THOSE- r —^ 1UJE.LL FURS t ) YffYHTC£>* «v:----- lJh« t d o VOU ir it - FOR S A L E —Strictly modern B*room cottage, 110 Elm Ave. Phone lr.O-W. 0-Ctp 1O R SALE —Entire furnishings as n whole nnd eight room house for rent at $10,00 per month, COS Main Street, Daytona Bench. A good summer or winter proposition.—A. ‘Y. Lindsey, Daytona Bench, Fin. 7-0tc FOR S A L E —New Chevrolet Sedan for $000. Run -100 miles. Big bar­ gain. Owner leaving city. Apply to <12! Magnolia Ave. Phone 101. 8-Ctp CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for lean than 23c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash muni nrcnmpnny nil orders. Count the words and remit acordingly. W ANTED. 213, dated the Till day o f .June, A. D. cd the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1013, td the 2rd-dry. of .lore. A. D. 11*13, 11120, has filed said certificate in my lias filed said certificate in my o f 'ice has filed said certificate in my officeoffice, andhas made application for and iuu made application far t a * > e d ‘ nn(, ,inH k. liprU^ ti^ for tax M lax Dri'il to Issue in nccorilntU'e with tn inum* in arcnnlaiuT with law. Said j . . . . t law. Said certificate embraces the , ertificate eml.raCes the following dp- " ' ;im’r Wllh ,!*vv- * 1,1,1 following described property situated SfritMM| property situated in Send- “ ’ rt;ficMe embraces the following de­ in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: County. Flotilla, to-wit: Lots I scribed property situated in Scmil.ots 332•mid 333 Van Arsdnle t)s- 1U.,| ;,t n|m-k Russell’s Plat of nolo Cmmlv, Florida, to-wit: Lot? I borne llrokenige Co.’s Add. to Black Fort Reed. Tile said land being ns k ^ ,{lim .!l’s plat llr.mmtvk.I lie said land being as. . „ t t|u. ,.f ,|u. issuance of Fort Reed. -The said land being as­ aerat'd at I lie dale of the issuance of such eerlificnto in the name of A. B. sessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of N. I.. Russell. Sevenson. , Also: Tax fe rlifi.a te No. 718, tint- *u.ch cot lift.o le in the name o f A. B. W ANTE D -100 MEN, between April 10th and 15th to pick tomatoes; highest wages paid and comfortable ipinrtcrs. Write if you can come and bring men.— S, E. Rice, Vcro, Florida. Mch-22-to-Apr. -15 W A N TE D —Stenographer. Apply tn (i-.ltp Box H38, Sanford, J'la. FOR R E N T FOR RENT— One front bed 117 Laurel Ave. mum, tltfc BOARD A N D ROO? tractive BOARD — With bright W ANED— A chance to build your rooms in private home. New house new home before lumber gets any between 7th and Sth street, Laurel higher. Pjnnli and estimates furnish­ Avenue.— Mrs. E. V. Booth. \ 8-2tp ed.— Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfi FOR •SALE 7A TIMERS— You can get seed bed W ANTED TO B U Y— Asparagus fern fr«m*“> and irrigation plugs at th* nerd, for good clean stock will pay I Janford Novelty Work*. 100-tit .» good pi ice. Address W. I\ Newell Co.. Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, ^OR S ALE — Dosicr and Gays’ paints Ha. ’ • 271M fe and varnishes at Sanford Novelty W ANTED— Twelve hoys between the [Works, Sanfotd agents. 183-tfe ages of 10 ami 15 to sell the Daily Ret SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. t'OH S A L E — jthoilc island eggs for Herald dn the direct and also to be setting, 15 eggs for, $1.00. Mrs. substitutes for carrier boy routes. j Ellsworth, Benrdnll Avenue, San- Sec Lewis Sldpp at the Herald office j/ordi 83-tfp jb etween > iM and S iW jh-wi, 3()f>-tfd |VuR S A LE— Davenport, dining tiTj W A N T |f|“ \Vfritc nurse girl, $5.00 ble, chairs, chiffionicrc, iron bed. at | ,H,r Stay nights. Sundays o!T. [31B Magnolia Ave. &-GU> |Phillips Apt. No. 2. .. 9-3Vf R» K* PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY You can find the name of every live Business .Alan in Snnford id this Column each day. Cards of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom. In hia chosen pro­ fession Hie Herald recom­ mends to the people. ^ ^ * ^ no m i s n c i n n i n Quick Service Transfer Stornge Facilities George A. DcCottes II we pleaae you, tell others; if not. tell us. Phone 498 Atlorney-al-Law Over Remlnole County Bank SANFO RD N O V E L T Y m W ORKS fAN FO R D •:* FLORIDA FRED R. W ILSO N V. C. COLLEn, Prop. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W General Shop and Mill Work First National Bank Building 8ANFOIID FLORIDA CONTRACTOR nml BUILDER 117 Commercial S.reet-Sanford, Fla. B. W . H E RND O N j E L T O N J. M O U G IIT O N 1 arch .tect Room 7, Miller Bldg, tAN FORI) FLORIDA . INSURANCE AGENCY K1R B----- -A UTO--------- BON D8 CH ELLE M AIN E S . 1 s . O. S h in h o l s e r LAW YER — Court House Contractor and Ilulldcr . {. FLORIDA Zjem Ersmlard A . P. Connelly & Sons B a lab llah rd n-B-A-L, 10O8 Optic) an-Optomstrlsr Farms I's - la p r iT tl Usd d ir . llsslnrss Proa*Hr iiastarss Cfcaaess IIS East First Strset iluln OITIcs I’ksa* 4S Sanford, FIs. ■nsaraasa Karrtr Hands l.asss IA N F O R D Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. W -T -A .T -1 lu irs ln ira is M E IB C 1 I Glasses Design'd H K A I.T Y COMPANY IS V C S T M E S T G*4'* \V. J. TH IG PE N Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO IN SU R A N C E COM PANY ATr' S T E W A R T The Florist Cat Flowers------------- Floral Design* Annual and Ornamental IManU lies. 205- -Phunra- -OITlce 271 DR. J. T. D E N TO N PIIY8ICIAN-8U RG EO N Room* 206-207-208 McUrh Building Bid Myrtle A ve,---------- phone 260 W Room* 226-228 SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and* Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding ’ Automobile Repairs J Acetylene ACCI/IVUv Welding DR. R. M. M ASON .JIEXT1ST _ New Mcinch Building Phone 201 Hanford. Florida It is jiroper to call a batter a bat*man, unle** He strike* out, In that case you may u*c your own judg* ---P h o a « 6 2 — — ^ S a n fo rd , F l o r i d . n « « L An Abstract Befor Buying Property E. A. DOUGLASS, Pros. A Permanent W a ve’ V MAE MURRAY in a Sc.no from -JAZZMAN1A” Also: Tax Certificate No. 311, dot- n ; the 2nd day of June. A. D. ItM.i. Rt:s«e!l. ed llie .th day o f June, 11*20, lias filed In,*, filed s:(id eertlfieate in my office Utile*.* said certificates shell be. resni.l certificate in my office and lm»jnnd lias made application for tax deed j deemed according'to law tax deed will .undo application for lax Deed o isir.sito in accordance with law. Raid ih v r w n un tht. Jr(, l!a>. o f Apr„ t mu* in naonliiiu o with law. Saitl ttt * ci rtifientu iTiihrnc^s tlit* fnllowin^ ilc- \ n U1'* ! tifiente embraces the following tie-1scribed property situated in Seminole' \Vilnw* my d'fieial signature and renhed land situated It. betnino e t'„unty, Florida, to-wit: Lola I and lhi, (lay llf Kebntory, A. County, Morida, to-jvit: W 'a Lot 3t2 r. Block 7. Russell’s Pint of Fort Reed. 'ami all Lot 313 Van Arsdale Osborne n„. M |(| |unt| being nrs.sreM at the (s l .\F* E. \. DOUGLASS Brokerage tu, s Add. to Bind, Ham- date of the bsua'ce of such e*.'rt!fiFieri: t 'ircuit Court. mock. ♦ate in flic name of A. 11 Russell. Seminole t'ounty,. Kin. The said land being assessed at the Also: Tax t’eitificnte No. 7 St*, da*. 2-2**-tUp By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. date of the .issuance o f such certifi­ cate in the name o f N. L. Sevenson. I ’nlesp- said certificate shall lie re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon on tile 1st day of May, A. D. H'23. At the Princess'-Tonight anti T W ITNESS mv f.friiliil slglmUlTr* Tomorrow ! and seal lhi* the 2(ilh day of March. Sixth Day of the A. I). 11*23. (S E A L ) „ E. A. IUilJtSLASS, l i'lerk ( ircuit t'ourt, Seminole t'ounty, Fla. Itx: A. M. WEEKS, l>. <\ Merchants and M irer; Transportation Co. iVcigtit lirfd I ’iissenger Seri .ce ( Ivitabliidied ISfr-l) Millions of Passengers Carried— Net a Life Lost From Jackson* ille One Wav From .Inrhsiiui Hie One Way .VI I.A.M 1C ( I IV $31). I I It VI II.MORE. Ml). .PklU'i W VSIHNGTON. I). C. 31.71 BOSTON. MASS. 12.52 N IA G AR A FALLS $11.12 CHIC Vt.tt. ILL. 43.18 NEW YORK. N. Y. IlfiJi ( CLEVELAND , t). 39.31 P H IL A D E L P H IA . PA. 31.38 DMTKOIT. MB 11. 11.1*3 PITTSBURGH. PA. 39.31 ELM IRA. N. V..‘ . . 38.1*3 fi.nn S VV VNN A ll, <;.\. r.n 5*r .MONTH F \f.. P. t». ITH.EDO.’ ft. 11.71 VI TOMOIDI.ES C VRHII.I). INCLUDING t I.OSED CARS Hnlltir** Ini lid ft « VV. <ln. *.fiv » t* i. dll (* % | SI i.t ms*hl i»«4 •Dull *l.i \|*i *I HI) Mill M li, *; I*•ii* »*Nt * i \|*i 11 ; 11« \il**.»uui> (now) \I•• •I • lilt. -•1-1 \;tnl *Tt w. I \t*f 11 I -1It :>tli Mae Murray, dainty ctar >>f “ Broad­ way 11 s« ” and "l:«z/mutti:i,” was wel­ Thirteenth Annual comed le I lolly wai id re.intly ill a .l-2ibUte Convention Mobile dinner n her inunn- lu-M at Marcel’s. Alter the j.fl'a i \u.s iver an enthusNotice of Application for Tax Deed (I* T T h e A o n r l n l r d I'r r a a l i.istii ,’ liie .Mot I'm fm iiiis heart! to Under Section r»7."> ol tile General MOBILE, April t*.- The dxth day say: Statutes of the State of Florida “ I I.iiom v.Iij tlit > he'd the dinner of (lie thirteenth annual convention of I Notice is hereby given that B. Pitt, ul Man dl's. iFs ti-.s at se of her wave the Woman's Missionary t’ouiieil of purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 121 I,' the Methodist Episcopal Church , , . , r f pu|,nbiril> ., , , ... . . . .dated the 3rd day of June, A. I*. 11*12, i11fi a• — ! «*i U h l ! . t*li 11«J11 i S n i n l , i \ 'l it u i *1 i \ . mi J* M S i c n i n b !i I | i South, today will be Missionary D ay,1, „ rr, ’Mi::• m;mi;»." Miss Mi.nay's latest • , * iins filed said certilleale in mv office fl.-w.inl .A in il I - I It -till l*i i n k it A | i i 11 . ! l IM It .«.ilt 1‘ m -?. \ . \ | i i l l culminating with the eomncrulinti of Ml) I !*llt J ;t 11 * photojday i ♦•leased by Metro, is at the and has made apple.si Tax M * :*!** D n l f*« 1 1 It *11 i n i n il» * L I i n * m l * •! * n * • n ’ ! 1i.it 1 1 » k »>f •* r •> n | missionaries tonight. Tin program Priim •. T h c .i'e i 'iduht ami tomor­ Deed lo irsue in ncconla h law, IMt; In Si i V♦»<Ini || III* •Hi!-1■ |I l| ♦ lilt |,.%(ld i LII * ♦ tm| |*k* 11 It* *1 will consist of addresses on phases of ,. •*, .... , , Till nil I* IILi I* I ■ * pt ll< | 1 1 ,| | pnllit row. It i: tuiM-ei d nml dnected by . , . . . . . Said certificate embrai i the followI *11 ♦ h i «*i‘t i m i • 1** 1! • n i t i*(- i 4it ,\f-L M r I*, m i * i " !*tt»* i n • >r Robert Z 1i- mud and released by work of the eouned in different field*, ing described propelty situated ill J. I\ V V VIM). Trnv. Pas*. Agent U. M. II VII.K Gen. Agl. missionaries, se, rj taries and Metro I'ii lore* t oritoi alioti. lid-. by Simiiiiile County, I loriiln, to-wit: Lot Picket Office and Pier, Mill E. Bay St,, Jnrk*oiM die. Telephone <>38 ,, . .i . . deaconnesses. muiid itoviding ivm l' tin story and 8, Block 3, RtlsselI'.-i Pint Fort Reed. sceuni i o . The said land being as*y*sed at the It would be easier (n keep the boys In (hi nisi siippnitiug Miis Murray date of the issiiaJii e of such eoitifi l u i i i i i i r i u i i i a i i s i i v E B i a i n i i i n i a u n i i i R s a u i D i i a i u ’i - down mi the farm if it wasn’t so lianl sre Rod I a Ro>ipie, if iberl Eraser, rate ill the name of A. II. Russell. to keep the interest rate down. Jean llcrsbolt, Edward Burns, Lionel' A b o; Tax Certificate No. 3 17, dated {J Brlmore and others. the Util day of July, A. I). 1915, lias J Most o f the wild animals have pro­ fill'd said certificate in my office and * tective coloration, and mortals Ibid HU.II SCHOOL OIU IIESTRA BENhas made application for Tax Deed 4" ■ safety in greenbacks. KFIT. issue in accordance with law. Said 2 certificate embrace* the following J In The District Court nl the United On Thursday evening at the High described property silunlcd in Semi- ■ Slates for the Southern District School, the High School Orchestra iiole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. 5 of Florida: In Itnnkiuplry. will make its lii»t public appearance, 10.05 chs. S. and 3 92 clis. K. of NW. J In the matter of: Automotive Sup­ when the plays "Miss Civilization,'* cor. of NE 1-1 of S\V I I, Sec. *i, Twp. • ply Co., a eoporation, Bankrupt. "Box and Cox," and "l^i Pul on la," 2** S. R. 31, run S 2 1 2 clis, E *1 clis. ■ To the creditors of the Automotive will be given for tile benefit o f the N 2 1-2 ills., \V li clis., coni inning I 2 Supply Company of Sanford, .Semi­ orchestra. acre M L. The said land being assess- J nole County and district aforesaid: "Mis* Civilization,' 'a one act play nil at tin* date of the issuance of M id i ■ Notice is hereby given, that the by Richard Harding Davis, will be certificate in the name of It. T. Dele- ■ My advice regarding’ roofing won’ t cost you above named was duly adjudicated repeated by request. This thrilling gall. ,. |bankrupt on, to-wit: March 22, 1923, a cent! little play was given some time ago . aAlso: iso: iTax Certificate No. 2213. • I and that the lirst meeting of its ered- , . , , , , , , lo a small audience, and was said] N ___ ,,, , , , , . >lated the 2nd day o f June, 189*., lias Itora will be held at the office o f the un­ BIRD'S ROOFS—A roof for every building: by all who raw it. to be 'the best filed said certificate in my office and dersigned Referee, First National Bank of its kind ever put on at the High ha* made application for tax deed to llldg., Tampa, Fin., on to-wit: yApril School. This will be followed by, ,, . IsMUt* in accordance with law. Said cer­ .... . .i t. • t j rwentleth (20th), 11*2.1, i.t ten (10:00) “ Box and Cox, the funniest farcel A „ _4 L, ,' tificate embraces the following de­ A. M., ul which time creditors may ever written. It is one big scream scribed property situated In Seminole appear, examine the bankrupt, prove County, Florida: E. 9 1-2 ebx. of NE. from lieginniug to end. their claims, elect a Trustee und 1-1 o f SW 1-1, See. 11, Twp. 20, S. R. The Spanish clua* will nlau give Tel. 137-W. Address, 911 Elm Avenue S transact such other and further husl■ 31 H. (Less lots A, II, C. and D, less ■ " I ji Pnlutda" sung in costume, in nesV as may ’ properly comu before beg. N. E. cor. run S .3.78 chs., VV 5.59 s s i i i a m a i n i i B i R B S B a i s B B i i a t i u m R m i u n i i i i i R i i i s Kpanihb, with Spanish folk dances. HitidXmeetlng. As a specialty, two of the l»oys will j ehv, N. 3.78 eh*., K 5.59 ehs). The Du^cd Tn»i)pB, Fin., April flth, A. D. give a dramatisation of "M r. Gallag­ on id land being assessed at the date of Ilf the isHualice of stall certificate in the her and Mr. Sheen” in costume. II. P. BAYA, The orchestra will furnish the mu­ name of Unknown. l-9-ltc Referee in Bankruptcy. sic. The Sanford High School is Also: Tax « ortlficsto No. 215, dat­ justly proud of its orchestra, which is ed the 2nd day o f June, A. I). 1919, CUT TH IS OUT— IT IS WORTH being directed by Mr. Ball. When lias filed said certificate in my office MONEY Governor Brough was hero during and ha? ipade application for tux deed Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to issue in accordance with law, Suit! the Chautauqua, he said that we had and mail it to Foley & Co., 2885 Shef­ the best school orchestra he had ever certificate embraces the following de­ field, III.., writing your name and adheard in all his many years o f school scribed properly situated In Seminole field, III., writing your name and ud* experience. The olrchestrn has about County, Florida, to-wit: N. 1-2 of turn a trial package containing Fol­ 20 pieces, including drums, violins, NE. 1-4 of SE 1-4. Sec. K, Twp. 20. ey’s Honey nnd Tar Compound for cornets, clarinets, flutes, etc. Kcnge 32 E. Containing 20 acres! coughs, cold* imd croup; Foley Kid­ o f cutimntinK quality by price*. You can pay too much ami •M-L. The said land being assessed nt We still need some money to finney Pill* for pains in sides und back; • you can pay too little ish out the year's work, *0 wo take the date of the issuance of such certi­ iheumatism, barkache, kidney and ficate ju the nnma-of J. II. Bryce. this opportunity o f introducing the T H E H A P P Y M ED IUM FOU MOTOR* CAR PRICES bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cathartic orchestra to the public, und making Also: Tux Certificate No. 715 dutTablets, a wholesome and thoroughly will be found here. I f you pay Lttore than our prices you pay enough money to carry tho orchestra ed the 2nd day o f June, A. l>. 1913,1 cleansing cathartic for constipation, too much. I f you pay less we know and you will know lat­ has filed said certificate in my office through the year. biliousness, headaches, und sluggish er that you paid too little to obtain th** quality deaired. Come nnd has made application fur tax deed Don't fail to get a ticket. Only 50 bowels. Hold everywhere.— Adv. nnd look at our new O A K L A N D model*. and 25 cent*. Thursday evening at to issue in accordance with luw. Said eertlfieate embraces the following de­ 8 o'clock Is the date. The Herald delivered six times scribed property, situated in Seminole] week for 15?. Europe can't atari another war yet. County, Eloridu, to-wit: Lots 3 und . We haven’t appointed our official gov­ 4, Block 4, Russell's Plat of Furt| Notice of Application for Tax Deed ernment observer*. Oak Avenue and Third Street Reed- The said land being assessed; Under Beelion 575 of thp Genera! .• 4 * • ' ,t - i t ; , | . . _! *.i * ■, » ut the date of the issuuuce' o f such k 1 ,t , - .Statutes of the 8tatc of Florida Thera are many pretty -aignji of certificate in tho name of A. B. Rus­ PHONE 17-------- ------------------------ SANFO U I). FLO R ID A apring, but the first elbows to appear tic^ls hereby given that L. Ken- sell. urc not Included In the list. huser o f Tax Certificate No. Also: tux Certificate No. 717, dnt- Are You Going to Build or Repair BE WARNED OF THE DANGER K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y .v -rmjEjfxn*- teme v* t ♦*i.Nek Sxi T" ■- -5* vnr~r. U V r mm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, April 09, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 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>, April 09, 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/60a5b2d6ac2661f8f95d909d184c7eeb.pdf f30283e417a94267d6248e2359df7a27 PDF Text Text GROWERS AND BUYERS MUST GET TOGETHER FOR MUTUAL IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV, Estimated That 700,000 Workers Are Involved in . Labor Disputes IN LIGHT OF REMARKS MAT)E ON FLOOR OF THE ’ HOUSE BY REP. DAVIS At Present to Lease State Con vicls and 1917 Legislature Did Not Change It NUMBER 8 SANFORI), FLORIDA, SATURDAY. APRIL 7,1923 FBI.!. FIFTEEN HUNDRED FEET AT McCOOK . FIELD WOULD HAVE IDEA OF CEN­ TRAL MARKETING BUREAU WHICH ALL WOULD JOIN | | | r T h r t M o f l n l r * Pr»««( LONDON, April 7.—The industrial outlook in Great Britain nt ijre regarded ns extremely disquieting. It is estimated that nearly seven h thousand Worker* me involved in dispute* with employers and sum. six thousand are already on a striker These include Welsh miner * an folk farm worker*. Employer* of building trndcH announce today new ulc of wages and hodrs which become* operative April 14th, and it i JACKSONVILLE, April 7—Captain Richard Derby, 2K. of Tacoma, Wash., flyer nt McCook Fidel hero, wns kill­ ed instantly when his piano fell fiftren hundred feet near the field this morning. IH*rby had been at the field since August last year and came here from Florida. BETTER RESULTS Would Accrue to* the Growers, Reiter Vegetables, Belter Puck, Belter Prices William J. tfryan Becomes Owneviaf Sanford Property At Friday's meeting of the Chnnthcr of Commerce, President Connelly advanced n suggestion, which, if act­ ed upon by tire growers and shipper*, will largely clminate the' difficUltie* N e a r t h e H o m e W h e r e IIIk Wife For, experienced during the past in the merly Spent licr Winters marketing of the enormous production of the Snnford rection. While proWas On Running' Beard of Machine Try in d'.ietion i* being followed along high­ * Stop a Fight When Killed ly Fciontilir lines, marketing methods are primitive*in comparison. It wassuggested that an organization be perfected, taking in the large selling orgnnlz'htionH,, preserving their iden­ tity intact, together with growers not members of such organizations. This would permit the opportunity of all these interests working out solu­ tion* for their mutual problems. It is common knowledge that the past Half Holidays CELERY and invent hit-Or-lP1** ' method* nt PUEBLO, Colp., April 7 A large touring car pass, For Summer Months marketing have caused a loss to this ;n ,i a »f.ee*r r s iih>modnr siuy um , • -m this morning travelling nof Bryan Is also unitiniuntnlly attauhutl sectinn of—hundreds of thousands of .(Jarlot Shipment* Reported for l rie men who shot and killed < hief of Police hour. It is believed to ront tc Sanford, for before his marriage, day, April tith: dollars. Organized effort would force notified to watch for the rar but the police Davis at Ituton. Pueblo liuil he made frequent trips to this section a standardised package in conformity Florida Sanford section "l Name* of Business House* That \Nill were unable to stop it. railing on Mrs. Bryan who spent n Florida—by boat, V.KI crates. with' government spicificontions, Close to Allow Employees number of winters here at a home in Florida —Manatee section . ... -• wli.i* h would not only raise the qunlHalf Holiday close proximity to the site just pur­ ! ity standard of the product, but study o resolution from the Norm would also preclude the possibility of chased. Dakota legislatuVo, reported back rec- • Hanford is very much elated that I unscrupulous growers shipping infer­ oimpending that h full investigation The rep this distinguished American and Flor­ Shipping I’oint InTurniatinn for 1 ri- ior quality and demoralizing the mar­ bo mnde. Thi* committee headed by half holid, id inii has propui ty inturi'Mit in cow* t Let. An organization of this kind cl.i>, April fith: Frank H. Davis of Leon, recommend- the first T SANFORD, FLA: Warm; clear would also prevent nny one market mull with its citizens. ed that tho inquiry be exhaustive in of May an Haulings heavy, demand and move- being flooded when prices were hlghorder that nny abuses akin to Tnbert’s been circu mint slow, market dull, Carloud* f 1or there than in others. There were case might be eliminated. It. recom- ally nil o Missionary Conference* b. usuul terms, H> ineli crates.Gol­ number of other speakers nt the mended tlist the investigation com- Sanford, Princess Yolanda and Count dc Bergolo Will Have In Sanford This Month |din Self Blanching l-d dozen stalks 1ameeting who endorsed the suggestion. mlttoc not Ik* composed of nny mem- and the si Royal Wedding Will Be Interesting1in the rough, fcwwsiilcs best $1.10 Officials of local banks were of the ber from «n county where, convict We the f l.r.O, poorer low as $1.25, New 1 ranch opinion that the banks would endorse abuses have been recently reported. incss men rite A itB r M li r a • r r - * » . . . Many church women tLink it counts j Strain l-d dor., stalks in the rough ami recommend the growers nffiliate In referring to Tubcrt's case speri- our places ROME, April 7.- Seven huimlrcd pcrtotis have rcceivvd invitation* u» little if they are members of the $1.2G-$I.I0, mostly around $1.25,- few ; with such an organization when per­ flcally, it pointed out the prompt ac- t„ ch and « thr wedding of Princess VolantJa to Count Carlo Calvl de Bergolo next Mon­ Women's Organization of tin* church best higher. Mirny shipment* rollei' fected. It was agreed that work of tion taken by Governor Hardee in in- beginning day morning.- Invitation* have. been limited only to civil and military house- or not, and if these wish to know unsold. sugnuizing the varied interests would stituting an investigation as soon ns nn,| endln ber and royal princess in addition to first four htdil of the king and queen mot require unusual effort, yet there wns really how milch it mutters, attend the matter was reported to him. Hep- temper: categoric* in prcccodenrc l*it o:f seal officials. Latter Include wearers of col- the sessions of the Missionary Con­ Total curiot shiiynents from San, a confidence that thu big men of the rescntoiive Amos Lewis again JaunchI lur of Annunziatn with pri's idents of senate and chamber members of raid- ference nt the Methodist church tho ford this season to date community would Ik* s tre s s fu l in cd his attnek «»n the proposed inquiry. J net, judges suprciAc court and admirals, Princess Yolonndo's wedding dress third week of April, and find out Total curiot shipments from Man putting it over. While the suggestion on tho ground thnt it was an onJ is of white. She carries a long train over which* i* n priceless piece or old how this great fuguni/.ntion of women atce this season to d a te ........... of organization was general in nature croachmer.t upon the courts, and S. lace seven yard* long and two yards wide. Following an ancient custom, the ia made up. There —will bo those Total eat lot shipment* from ban it was referred to the prominent S. Griffin, of Orange, fought with • I ford Inst season to date .......••• from rural ilist riots ju well ns the him on the sume grounds. In tho l small towns and cities representing Total curiot shipments from Man midst of debate on tho committee s atee last season to date . — smaller organizations, which make up report the senate Joint resolution American Express GREAT PREACHER AT THE this great work of h'lorhlu Method­ came over to the house, and upon Fin., April 7.—(Spec­ Company Required to ial-1.0NOWOOD, ism, la giving the gospel to the world. .<__*i_..t Tionmentativc Forrest y ... BAPTIST CHURCH TOMORROW to the Herald).—The funeral of And this conference is just one of 40 Establish Service Geo. E. Clark wos held thi* morning that make* up tho Fomen’a Mission­ Kerr Boyer Tupp«r, B. D* L. D., of from the Hotel St. George, Carey ary Council of he .Southern Methodist Philadelphia, for more than a score l l t r T k r A M o tlllrS C " " ' Hand, of Orlando, had churgc of the churqh and have missionaries In six WASHINGTON, April 7.—The of years minister in the leading Bnparrangements.-The services were con­ ....lintrli-H . and h large work American Railway Express Company ducted by Rev. McConnell, of Orlant^ t churches of Denver, Now York, and Philadelphia, a calm, polished, under order of tho Interstate Com­ merce Commission is required to esscholarly,, instructive *nd eloquent of national reputation as a tahlish Joint service with the South­ There wns a large attendance, speaker, < eastern Express Company ami pro­ nearly every family in the vicinity Ik*. minister and lecturer, now wintering vide reasonable through routing, for ing represented. Mr. Clark being a nt Altamonte Springs, will preach at shipments in conjunction with that member of the Masonic ordor, the the First Baptist church here tomor^ company to nnd from all point* in thr member* of the Longwood lodge a t­ row. ' • United Stales. ' Many southern cltiei tended in,a hotly. Dr. Tupper and Dr. King, the local The mayor issued a proclamation ami shipping association* Joined it pastor, are warm friend* and Dr. Hnwkins Bros, proceedings before tho commission ii that all business bo suspended during Tuppcr bps visited the church on dif­ F. A. Stone, the time of the services. Many Iwauwhich tho decision resulted. ferent occasions and »o when Dr. Woodcock & Kigm-y, tlful floral offerings were received. wilted most- King was called to Tennessee to hold Kanncr’s Dept. Store, TROOP 3, ROY SCOUTS a scries of evungclistic meetings. Dr. U. H. Army Store, Tupper very kindly consented to The regular weekly meeting oi S. S. Baumel,' preach for tho people of Sanford on Troop 3 was held Inst night in their The Specialty Shop, „ room at the Baptist church. Tho broken. Closing Friday and opening tomorrow. H. M* Luvcni , Dr. Tupper will preach at both the meeting was it) chargo of Futrol Saturday. Supplies of good stock lim­ Hodges & McMullen, leader King. After a short business­ ited, demand pnd movement moderate, morning uitd evening hour*, Ho will Woodruff & Wntson, ' meeting L. P. Hogan took the Scout market steady for good stock. Florida use the subject "A ino«t wonderful The Yowcll Co., oath and was welcomed as a tender­ 10 inch crates Golden Self-hinnching prayer* 'at the morning hour and a t C. W. Steves, foot Scout. The troop expects to re­ 4-0 dux. stalks best 12.60-12.75, fair the evening hour he will preach oa G. A. Speer • organize for it* tutnmor reason. Thru quality end condition $1.&0>$1.76, few “What the Ressurrection of Christ in L. P. McColler, the kindness of the Chautauqua com­ 52.00; P-10 dox. stalks boat' J2.00- the first century means to thu ChrUSanford Cush Grocery, mittee tho tiW p is In fine shape. $£.25, fair quuiity and condition $1.25- tiun in the twentieth century." It U J. K. Smith, a privilege not often accorded Sanford (..125 was turned ^ v e r to the troop $1.50. * . The Cburrhwcll Co. people to hoarU rr-T uppetyam i the CHICAGO: fit. elhqdyr* F loridarl i Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co, officers of the Baptist chuictf are thing* this summer. Ail Scouts California ijrirlvcd, 42 car* on track inTom Moore, ; anticipating n large audience at both please mske an effort to be at tho c'uding broken. Supplies heavy, de­ I. D. Martin, • services and have extra scat* that next meeting. i inund slow, movement .druggy, niarexpected that the shipment* will not all who desire to attend, may be Mat­ I ket dull. Florida 10 inch crates Gol­ Haynes L Ratliff, attain any volumo until April 20. The ed comfortably. INITIAL. BHIPMENT den Self-blanching 4-0 «loz. • stalk* l.loyd Shoe Store, heaviest movement is expected from OF HASTINGS SPUD $2.50-12.76; it dox. stalks $1.75-$2.Q0; I'iggly Wiggly, do with the liquor question in the Sunday turkey dinner at the LuMay p to May 16. CHOI* GOES. FORWARD 2Vh and a dox. stalks $2.25 ?2.&, New Katherine Downing, future. Accoiding to latest advices received Bclh Cafeteria tomorrow* You know Peninsular Electric Co. The arrests were the result of til® French strain 4-0 ijui. stalk* $2.25- the kind.that Lu-Both alwaya servea by theoxehangc, the llatsings potato Shipment of the . TAMPA, April 7. Tbco. J. Miller A Son. new City Manager Williams, the new $2.60, 8 doz. stalks $1.60-$l,75; 2tk _a root Turkey dinner. Cool, com­ first, car of Hasting* jioUtoos thi* belt has been ojoying some excep­ Gdlon & F r* . . > Acting Chief of Police, Roy Williams, and 3 dox. sUlka $2.00-$2.25, . fortable and sanitay.—Lu-B*th ^Cafe­ »><J&on by tho Hastings Potato Grow­ tionally lino growing weather, and First National Bank, crops are n«W jn excellent condition. and n rejuvenated jwlico force who er*' Association wan made April 3, teria. \ Correct this sentence: “S print is Seminole County Bank, Exchange rcprcscnttalvo*' nt Hast­ have their orders to clean up Hanford ire," said the wife: “but l don’t beIt wasreporetd here today by the Peoples Bank, Florida Citrus Exchange, which is ing* now estimate tho freeze of last Tho Herald delivered «U tim o o ^ >YO I shall rearrange the furniture Sanford Furniture Co. ujH>ut the only dif marketing tiw more than 1,000 car­ February did not cuatal} the crop week for 16«. Seminole Meat Market. The Daily Herald, 16c per week. violinist und a fid load crop of the association. It is more than 26 per,cent. ' ’ Snow's Barber Shop. . MARKETS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923 PAGE EIGHT 7 The Princess where in the neighborhood of one IlONOIlINt; HRS. 1*A!*WORTH work basket. The prixe for high hundred acre* of new groves planted score for the guests a l*ox of CotyV this reason. Another leap has been powder, was presented to Mrs. G. I. T O N I G HTr— -----There being I Cut put thin slip, enclose. with- He acceptuated (he very bright and the cotton industry. Loucks. * . Innd mail it to Foley & Co., 2«.Ti Shc*MRS. FRBD DAIftER, Society Editor something near two hundred acres Refreshments consisting of n salad m erry rccne within .the Green Parrott, The Jennie Spaulding Circle met ■fieldi III., writing your name and ad- The beloved American actress who Phono 817-W . Wednesday afternoon at the home of course followed by an ico course wore where a blazing firp added warmth, pinnted this spring. C. \V.‘Entrmin- •field, HI., writing your name and nd- created the role of “Peg," which It fcovs i * r friM»Os H itiin s r * Mrs. John Abrahams. The meeting served at the conclusion of the game. many lights, brightly*!, and wonder­ gor being one of tho largest planters .turn a trial pa^knge containing Fol- has b^cn played more than 15,000 - I f * N arr r«Ui> a>r Mr I f f . a « r f r M tv iiB lB lB O i w r i t Tlit guests list included: Mrf. J. G. ful flowers beauty ami fragrance to with over* fifty acres. Mr. Daggett jey’s Hohey and Tar Compound for limes in— opened with scripture road by the hos­ • • • • M l l » l r * r l t o Ih ta I f f i r l B i B t , * - » ♦ » ■ * • H B l b , m t | r 1 r , k « i » f k f tlrB B . t f w ti tess fol]owcd with prnycr by Mrs. Dali. Mr/. E. 1). Mobley, Mrs. W. M. the bridge party given by Mr/. Mar­ also has n very large acreage. icoughs, colds and croup;* Foley KldB* lH a l l r B M r r fU lr S < This has been one of the best seaLoosing. The box of clothing for the Scott, Mrs. Deane Turner, Mr*. A. J. garet Dames, of Orlando, in hottor or Incy Pills for pains in sidos and bach; little orphan girl wan packed at this Richardson,'Mm. G. I. Loucks nr.d Mrs. H. M. Papworth, of New York. tone that the city has -ever expert- iheumatism backache, kidney and SOCIAL CALENDAR M iss'M argaret IMrt and Mrs. II. oneed, .everyone horc is doing his or hladdtr ailments; nnd Foley Cathartic meeting. Good attendance of mem­ Mrs. Fietncr. The club members were: Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. Ray- K. Lorraine received the guests at the her bit. WATCH US GROW! bers. One visitor present. The meet­ Tablets, a wholesome nnd thoroughly Friday—'Mrs. George Knight will en­ LONG WOOD, THE CITV OF t the home o f ; mond Key, Mrs. S. E. Barret, Mrs. A. doftr and Mrs. )pap war ill assisted in ‘ cleansing cathartic for constipation, This is the story, of the O’Connels tertain at the third of c scries of ing next week will) be a1 > regular lli-i Ili-S M. DeKorrcst and Mrs. L. P. McCul- recciviifT and making welcome the HEALTH. biliousness, headaches, <nnd sluggish of Irelnnd and the Kingsworthi and parties at her home on Mugnoiiu Mis. (’has. Collins. The b’.e r(udy will be had of which the !r-;\ ' .—- -fcyA n rririrg members of the party, bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Chiccstcrs of England. A. fiery, if-xqjuld have aptly iscjoii termed a . Don't forget the One Cent topic is "Our Message tq the World.” —— . Friday—Miss Mary Elizabeth Pulcseloquent young Kihgsworth. When nasturtium bridge, .for Mrs. Damps Thursday, Friday und Saturday T H I S IS T O C K U T 1 F V t h a t o n t h i s ton will rntettain n number of her All th o ’members nru urged to meet j m e m UEMATRONS RRHHU? CLUB received from friends huge trays c f . I’og conies along, business picks up : i ( l i i l a y Ilf M a r c h . A . t>. 1923, n l u « p e C. Bower. . r l n l m e e t lf li r <>l t h e / t o c k l i o l i l e r * Ilf friends at her hpnte in Rosfc To^ft. {promptly at.'1:00 p.m ., have their lcs». Mn| Kre<1 Wni,ma w as'th e grnc- these flame tinted flowers. A friend mid the dramatic Incidents, come­ sA .V fo m i n f n .n i N o a n d ia u n a h hn_tMa ve, lordav nftim oon when Sunday—Pageant, "A Modern Prodi­ •on prepared nruT bring their bibics. . HOCI A T K IN , n c o r p o r a t i o n i rK f.nl=<*<t dy and the happenings of Peg to­ from Sanford brought the hostess a Following the line t»f least .resist­ a n i l i .xlet I itt. iiiiilcr tin* l a w n n f t h e gal cSon" at tho Methodist church t e therew ith bar— Irish -—brogue basket of spring flowers of many tints ance in what makes tivers and men S ttili- i.f l lnrlil.-i. ilni. at 7:30 p. m. under the auspices of f.ei-n "k'! v e n an | i r e ic r ! li i'.l b y lav.* a n d makes this one of the banner a t­ crooked. ‘Follow the thrift line nt tho by tli,* b y - l a w n o f *nl>l c o r p o r n t l n n . In —the E pwerth League:--- —— --------- tractions of the season. '•.•tell a n d e v e r y :»t• ck lic M r o f *«lil Seminole County Dank. c o r p o r a t i o n . In n v o l e <‘f l . u c i s l m n n Monday—Mrs. J. E. Baker will enter­ I of that Conference. All their thoughts o f slock, r a l il n u m b e r «,f s h a r e , : o f nru liirni'd toward the Woman’s An­ ta in the m cm len of the Pipo Ors l o e I: I n i n a m o r e U in n i h r e e - f u u r t h n Added Attractions nua! .Missionary Conference of •Flori­ Don’t forj.ct the One Ccrtt Sale, o f t h e t'.I ti n u n i h e r o f s h o r e s i t s t o c k nun Club at her home on West First MihsVrlhcil. It w a s ili'em o 'l . xim i II. nl t o da to he held in the First Methodist Included Thursday, Friday aiid Saturday.—It. a m e n d A ltT K M .i: VI <.f t h e (’b a r t e r • f f\rco t at .‘1:30 p. ;n. |church SanftyG. April 17th to 20th, int h e S A N K O l tD I i r i l . l l l N H A N D I.O AN C. Dower. 3-tfc Mor.ino^QiL^Agjndi Guild meets with A S S O C IA T IO N III t h e m t i m u r h e r e i n tlnaiyc. AJf committees arc active, lifter s ta tn l. . • ' --Mrn. Raymond Key at .'5:30. . especially the one nn entertainment ' T h e r e f o r e , N o t i c e In h e r e b y g i v e n H int Monday—‘-Pipe Organ <lub will meet t h e M . w v o n n l l l ' I I . D l N O A N D IX M N m i f . n i N i S A N D L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N ASSfM’lA T I O N , r. c i,r iiiir.illn n . I n t e n d s p r i i r p o r n t l n t i . h a s c a u s e d t h i s n o t i n ' at the home of* Miy« Martha Fo with Mis. II. H. Chappell ns chair­ t o a p p l y t o t h e l l o n o r a h l e C a r y A. Hur­ a n d c r r l l f l c n t o t o h e slicn en Ih I t s n i r man. Homes for 1 IK have been pro­ on Oak Avenue a t 3:30. tle • . C o v e t n o r o f l l i r K tiitc o f 1‘lo r l'I a . t">,1 l l e n uttie hy I t s I ' r e s h l e n t , a m i s e a l ­ vided for. Dut listen, Methodists, t.i T.ilh'hiif*." e. T 'lo r h l a . o n t h e .Stull d u y e d w i t h Its c i i r p o r n t p s e a l , a t t e s t e d hy Monday—Westminster Club mods at of A p r il . A. I>: '1323. f o r t h e |>urt»"«e o f I t s itei r e t a r y , n n t h i s t h e 2 6 th d a y nf . . ... . i top score, nnd Mrs. ’’.Nell ’ wilt At the conclusion of tho card gnmo * , . . . . . , . tho home of Mrs. J. K. linker on • litaitUtiK a n a i n e m i j n e n t of' A U T U ’I.IJ M a r c h . A. D. 1923. .. . . , . , consolation of a dainty Drcsd VI.. o f t h o S 'tin e te r o f t h o S A N K O l tD KANI-'i»ltI» I l l 'l l . D 1 N U A N D L O A N A Sthe hostess served a tempting salad , .. . . West First street at 3:30. m i l l . D t N « l ' A N D M I A N A S S O C IA T IO N , S O H IA T IO N urine which was, In using, an i t o r e a i l n r fo l lo w * . to-V.’l t : ' My T i l ICO J . M l l . L I ’ U, P r e s i d e n t . course. , ( h i : a i .) , . ,, burner, many bits of incense < “ A r t l H e V I.— T Iio h ig h * <t n n i o u n t o f Mrn. Walsmntt guests were: r>Irs. . . . . J. N. Warfield, of J ncksonville, lnil''hte«lnt's!i o r l l u h l l i t y t o w lit r h t h i s A t l e s t : .. ,, ,, ,, . . . . with the burner. "A MODERN PRODIGAL’' A. p . ro N N K I .T . V , H c r r o t n r y . l o r p o r a t I "h nlinll s n h j r p t It: e l f s h a l l <. h. Henry, Mis. II. B. Lewis, Mrs. . , , „ ... , spent the day here yesterday t‘ran;tM a r 3 1 -A |ir . G-13-20-37 I" t h o s u m o f ' T w o ll ii m lri'il unit F i f t y . . . . ..... Tho guest of honor received You all know llyron So!e him as It. J. Holly, Mrs. A. W. bitts, Mrs. . . ,, ... „ , oiting business. T h oiieitnil O o l l n r s («250.0H».l»n)." „ „ ; lightful bridge table cover t! IN W I T N E S S W H H K B O K . H A N K O Itl) H ariy Mann, a modern prodigal, oh Harry Hccren, Mrs. W. T. Langley, | " . , ... , . , ,, ... ,, i morning glory appll(|uc. and Mrs. \S. I>. ‘ .. _ Ml*, nnd Mrs. Jno. S. Roselle, of Sunday evening at 7:3(1 o’clock at the Mrs. Hurry Walsh . The maids of . the Green C LA Y A W A Y T H E YEARS • , ., , , , , . . I-akeland, arrived here yesterday for a Methodist church. Tliis most interest­ Gardner. • | served chicken salad, hot rolls, ing pageant including fifty characters brief visit. . A B e a u tif u l C o m p le x io n Apply Boncilla Beautifier casmlc clay to . cheese balls, nnd cnfTca, and o will be given by this Epworth League. your face, and rest whilo it dries, then o f S a tin - L ik o T oxturo III PI.IC ATE DRIIXiE table was n small green vase 1 remove and sac and feel tho wonderful The incomparable beauty of Jeanette ’Adams, of St. Petersburg, ’Remember the date, 'time and place. difference in tho color and texturo of tho One of the prettiest parties of the nasturtiums, and bowls of sal thousands of women — that We'll meet you there. war. among the arrivals here yester­ ski*. S 1 out Lenten season was that of yes- mom]s and crystallized gra] •mooth, satin-like skin texture Guaranteed to do these definite things for day enroute to point* north. so much admired—is the result tor day wlivn Mrs. S. Pulcston e n te r-1straws. -" tho faco or money rcfuqdcd. Clear the of Nadinoln C rrnm , which tained nt a bridge luncheon at her Assisting Mrs. Dames in cn complexion and give it color. Lift out tho has proved itself for a quarter lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. lovely new home in Rose Couit. T here' 0,it ’the entertaining very* char of a century, the standard 1 Is n>eoenl*ed b* th» enanuitaed Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ 1 ext/rmtiintor (or IUt». Nice. AuU, bleaching and beautifying being three tables of players. The wcrL, Mesdames Neal. Uirgen sues and muscles. Make the skin soft Cockroaches Bint WatcrUif J. cream. * and smooth. j * guests ini hiding the memlirrs of the w|t't nnd Lorraine, with Misses Don't waste time trrlne to kill these pesU Scientists long ago discov­ with poudors. liquids or but experimental You can obtain regular sizes from your Piiplieutc Dri'lge dull and one extra Way and Lorraine. ered nnd combined in TVac/inpreparations. favorite toilet counter. If not, send this oln Cream, elements which tidiL*. 1 a number of Sanford Indie; Roody for U ao-B otter th a n T rap s ad. with 10 cents to Doncilla Laboratories, bleach the skin and remove 3-os. box, lVot. box, 1110 Indianapolis, Indiana, for a trial tube. The sparious rooms of this attrac- quests of the charmiag ent tan, freckles, pimples and 80LD EVERYWHERE live home were a bloom with a pro -1 meat._Orlando Rcporler-Star. other discolorations. Of its own peculiar virtues, it rids fusion «if spring flowers, artistically ____________________ the skin of impurities nnd arranged. The luncheon tables were n f-._\ ,r *l _pfl r . .r •,r • leaves it smooth and beautiful. a iiic m l with vnses of (larkspur nnd • The 50c. package will reHERE’S YOUR STAFF OF LIFE, IN fhove mild cases, the $1.00 carnations. Mmature baskets filled /\lk T /T II7 /\/\¥ \ EVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY vdth these blossoms marked the placI 1 |N ( t\ \ ! )()1 ) es. At 1 o’clock a delicious five 1 If you want to realize that there is an art of baking, you need only counter, look at the rminters of Rr.uth’x B a k e r y ! There, rows upon rows of course luncheon was served. ^ THE CITY UF llEAI.Tl National Toilet Co-, lullowing the iuiul.c .,0 several----------- -------- -Dread. Pies. Cukes, Cruller*, Muffin*, and score* of other varieties P a ris, T a n n . games of duplicate bridge were cn„ ■ «., » n « tempt the appetite and delight the eye. Ahnolutc purity of ingred­ joyed. Tin* prizes for high score, but* ient*, linked in the cleanest, must i.cientific ovens. lies of perfume, were won by Mrs. F. K. Rouniillut and Mrs. Howard LeA t tiie regular meeting " Cette. • I'.narjl of Trade held Wednesi g Next to Princess Theatre Those enjoying the cordial hospi-1last week, plans were liiscussi tality of Mrs. I'uleston were: Mrs. proposals read concerning the K a iiiR B iiiH D iiB iiita B a n a s u H c c a s n E n s H iB H iM H H H lI George DeCottes, Mrs. George Knigiit, lution of a water works syslt Mis. Howard I.cGctte, Mrs. Harry i< plouucil to bond the city f I'upworth, Mis. F. .1. Con/alcs, Mrs. ncc«*>.iiy (and.' to filiumc the .1 l». Weodiuff; Mrs. F. E. Ruumiilat, jc t. there being a general Ire:; W. II. McBride, of Snperton, Gn., Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. R. A. New- against private ownership of 1 Store in Florida hus come to Sanford to make his fu­ man, Mrs. K. M. Calloway,'Mrs. I.. F. utilities. ture home ami has accepted a position Hoti.'holder aiid Mrs. W. Hill. The water supply here is one u« checker at the Piggly Wiggly. Mr. Mrliridc ha* had years of e x p e r i e n c e in the grocery husiiu'!.«. having been asniittunt manager of the Saperloii Grocery Company before coming here. & ’ Am SIB L RO UTH BAKERY ♦> 10 Stores in Georgia Sanford’s New Store RUBBER GOODS ?2..r»0 Combination Hot Water Bottle and and .Syringe ....................... S $1,60 Hot Water Bottle ................ i $1.50 Fountain S y rin g e .............. 7............ G5c Djer-Kiss Kouge..... 50c Doran .................. C5c Mary Garden Kongo FACE POWDER $1.50 Frivole ............... G5c Cenet Djer-Kiss * 50c Almond Face Powder We huvti n largo assortment <»f rubber grinds al a bargain. They ar an teed for a year. RAZOR BLADES C0e Gillette Blades .................<.... 00c DBrhnm Blades GOe Gcin Blades .......................... A Special Price on Shaving Soap Phone 127 Ladies’ Sum m er Hats Just arrived—Straws, Hrnids and Silks. All colors, large and small shapes, L a d ie s ’ D resse s SPORT DRESSES ............................, RATINE DRESSES .............................. DOTTED SWISS DRESSES........... ..... .... .. GINGHAM DRESSES............................. We Serve the Jiest Soft Drinks . Money Can Buy . Remember, We Sjive You 25 per Cent on Your Prescriptions 12b BAST FIRST STREET--------------------------------------------------------------------- r-PHONE 103 S W e la k a B lo c k �alow up pace aa the driver is either going to stop or nlack the pace be­ cause of some! obstacle appearing into view. '. . 'I f there were n traffic policemnn in Palatkn, and ho should adhere to the rules common in all larger cities, there Would be many arrests every ..........< < r n r r a l M a n a a e r day until carelessness had passed out A d » fH l« lm t Mawna r r of existence, f There are young wom­ A 4 v .rtl.la ir H « t « ' M ad. K anw n , A p p llralln a en driving cars who persistently re­ I . K U I H K I I I I ’P r l r r a l a l l n a M n n a * r r fuse to obey any Inw of trafief or P k n n r J W * W a f l r r 8 P. tn. commonsbnso, and they • would be U n h a r r l p t l n n I’ r l r f l a A d t n n r p landed in jail in almost any other O a * Y e a r __:........... .............. — ------------- M.IH1 a t * M o a l h a .............. ............— ~— ■— 3.0H city In the state. They not only tfhI l r l l t . r . d ia C lip bp C a r r ie r ilanger themselves and their hand­ O a r W r f C .................. .........................15 C r a l a ___I...... ..................... - .............—— some cars, but they go farther than T b r III* 1 2 - t o I M . p a a r W r r l d r H r r - j nrc n constant thrent aliIQ d rn r n tiim l r . t r rwicnB .m .ra P rm laalr s t ' m i n l r | that: i«rwiinwic ---- - - they ---* ---- [£>. and energy to the town's growth and mnkc the town ns great as 'St. Peters­ burg arc not the tdwn’s richest men— the rich are those who selfishly held all they had—but when the day of reckoning conics, when finis is writ .on their deeds, their money has not a thousandth part the value the eulogy fuiid a departed citizen when all proclaim, 'Here was a man'." o----------(JET TOGETHER FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT. CANADA IS SOUND SAYS BARSON AN INDEX ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a WELLESLEY HILL, Mass., Ajjril prosperity of both countries is bound -a a 0.—Roger yv. Robson has today re­ up together. For ollherTo prosper a a both must prosper. Wc each need turned from his annunl inspection a the other. Let us be Chriitinns in trip, reports of which have appear­ ed in this paper from week to week. legislation ns well ns in nnmo. a There could be no better index to char­ In reviewing the trip in gencrnl. Mr. - “The Eubson chart continues to a a acter than a savings pass-book. Itnhson stated that if anything, busi­ register the slight inflation to which a ness is bccomirig too rnpidly active in •I .have nlrcndy .referred. Today it The Chamlier of Commerce Jin s the United States. still stands * t. 6 per cent above nor­ ’ ‘This will serve well at all times and accomplished many big * th in g s ' in . "Evetywherc people arc tnlking mal. With the readjustment only CO jf under ail circuipptanc this community anil one of the prosperity, building is booming; per cent completed, this is not a .«iiil * biggest things ever started by prices nrc again advancing nnd wages healthy sign, lit is dangerous to ra|«e ------ THE PEOI the Chnmhcr of^. ^Uummtrco._fwy_4n m Halhg,” says (he atatitsticlan. “A' T ^ c s urw ugcsnrt"thc prwyTifr-t kill u n tn m r n m r-wtBdr* V s h It a *0 ^ -B ^ t r a -'j a t ro i n s t ~ a H - o t h « r e a r s a s - w e » H » - o H a the present Chamber of Commerce ............. Let us hi\\g prosperity; but let i ready add , - - „ l i o n , s i c o p r r r » r , a i n « ) > in s d v m r r . p e d e s t r i a n s . T he m en a re fa r m ore little of this is a good thing;' but too ■ yourself. An interest-bearing account is was sounded yesterday by Presi­ hot have inflation. Things that hnve a s i i : k i n r.ii t i i i * a s s o c i a t e d m u s s c a r e f u l , a n d p a y m o r e a t t e n t i o n t o much of it all at once is dangerous. a your best recommendation. Connelly who called upon When a patient recovers too rapidly, recently occurred in the stock mura Tlic A nsoflntPil P r e s s Is e x c l u s i v e l y i signals; yet there n r c some noted for dent e n t i t l e d in t h a u s . f o r r r i i u b l l c a l l o n o f the growers, shippers and buyers ket, the spirit of the bootleggers, nnd a relapse may occur. The business a ll n e w s I 'a j in tc h e a c r e d i t e d t o It o r neglicence in this line. of vegetables to get together‘In some men of the United States need to ro- the general desire of almost everyone n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r Unless there is more careful driv­ m id a l s o tlie lo c a l new s p u blished sort of an organization through which memeber the warning of that old cap­ tn get something for nothing nre not herein. All r l a h t s o f r e - p u h l l c a t l o n o f s p e c i a l ing in and about the city there is cer­ all the vegetables from this great italist nnd philosopher—King Solo- healthy signs here in the States. We d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n n r e a ls o r e s e r v e d . tain to be some serious accidents, Ill flee i u r . I I A I . i l l l l ' l l . n t M : . I’ltimr 14S and Mime cars now possessing c h a rm !'e iV0,, ?U '.'l'* *-bm i-, mon—who cautioned the business men need more character nnd less specula- ■ , * ■* i ' Rating the big expense of maintaining f j crugaIcn, thnt .Iiri(it. ffoeth before tion at the moment. It, of course, is will he so mutilated thnt no lieautya true that men make values," contin­ Forelyn Advrrll.ini; hrnrerrn'.alive a [ °T*ani« ‘tio" s' nnd ®vt r,BJ>- destruction and a haughty spirit ho­ Sanford, Florida THEAMERICAN I'RKSS ASSOCIATION box will be able to make them again “! a ping the efforts of all concerned. In fore n fall.' Personally, I much pre­ ued Mr. Babson, "but let us not forget a shine. It should he remembered, al­ a other words if one central organiza­ fer the more gradual and deliberate that souls make men.” so, that the car injured by its driv­ tion composed of all the buyers han­ manner by which Canada is passing er’s ignorance or carelessness cannot aflBBaBBkBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBaBBBBBBBaBBaBBBBBBaBBBaaaBBlN dled the marketing end nnd every through her readjustment. • We have bring suit; on the other hand the car) The fight made by (he Jacksonville injured because of lack of signals of : grower in the .Sanford nnd Oveido much to learn from our Northern TO CUT-IN . . . . , . , , i districts was a part of that orgnn- neighbor. Today conditions are hot­ Journal for gates nt dangerous rnil- the driver can win the costs of irrnk- . . . ,. , » ,, , , , i ization there would be none of the road crossings has borne fruit nnd the mg good his car.—Palatka News. ter in tho states; hut unless we take ,, . . . ... “From Scitlpcd to Screen"—that’s troubles now experienced by the vn- enro, business will be better in Can­ dangerous crossings will have gates. ----------- o----------1 the story of Robert Frazer, once doc­ orgam Man 1 r’ous °!l[®nizalions* tfUoting different . -----------o----------ada in 192-1 than it will be here. ., Congratulations to the City ••• • •• tor, now actor; enacting parts instead tflWhi prices HT^iiid to be <|Uoting them and ^Six years ago yesterday r r on April nger, ;cr, the acting chief of police and "I apent some two weeks of my trip Oth America declared v a r on Ger­ the city attorney<nnd municipal judge the troubles of adjusting the many studying^'Uanadian conditions," con- of removing them. He takes a prom­ encountered. The growinent part in Mao Murray’s new Metmany. Some time ago but some peo­ aml the police force of Sanford. They difficulties ,, , „ , , tiui**sK*Ir, Buhson, , , . ,. i i . era would then be compelled to p , , . . "and was very ro photoplay, "Jozznmnin," presented ple do not know that the war is over. nre denning up the city and boot-. ... . . . . . . , , . , ... , i up nothing hut the best pack and much pleased with what I found. \a - ,|y Robcyt Z, Leonar(J „t the Princess legging will soon be a thing of the ' . ’• standardize all their products. The rious factors suggest that the Do­ Theatre Monday And Tuesday. And it will probably be sixty more past. They interid to clean it up re­ various organizations would not lose minion stands in about tho same posi­ Scoring a stage success with Mary .years before we get through paying gardless of where the blow may fall Come and enjoy your Sunday Dinner nt Sanford’s only, their identity but would continue their tion in the economic cycle occupied Nash in the stage ploy, "Thy Name is fpr a wur that we helped to win. It and they will arrest and fine them all by tho United States six or eight . Cafeteria seems thnt winning a war by America from the commonest negro peddler of I business as they- are now and the months ago. If this is so wc must Woman," and in the title role of "Ben means thnt America pays nil the bills. cheap "shine" to the higherups who) only difference would Ik- the shipping look for Canadian business to im­ Hur," he then sought screen develop­ that would all he accomplished ment, and as tho toreador in Miss ----------------o---------------are selling red liquor in defiance ln| prove rnpidly during 1923. The Murray’s recent Tiffany production, through a central body or hoard of The i|Ucslion of sending out so the laws of the land. And if every farming situation is bettor nnd more many journals during, the session of citizen would uphold the hands of trade composed of representatives favorable conditions prevail in trap­ "Fascination," a current Metro release selected by the various firms that are displayed no less an aptitude for the legislature is again vexing the the law Instead of hindering them and Cooking thnt Will please the most fastidious ping and trading centers of the north Screen acting. now handling our products. The souls of the solons at Tallahassee. giving support to the ^otleggers woods owing to the state of the fur Whenever any body of men want to there would he" a lielter feeling to­ game would have to he played fair market and the plcntitudc of furred . Cool, Comfortable. Sanitary save money they begin at the pub­ ward the enforcement of the laws of and square and above hoard or the animals. British Columbia is in a STOP COUGII FOLLOWING FLU. We aim to please Stop coughs resulting from Flu, licity end because it seems to be so the land. Making light of the pro­ grower or member lose his member­ more prosperous position than the much easier to cut down the printing hibition laws makes it more difficult ship and he out in the cold as far Prairies. Its farmers did fairly well Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma nnd bill and keen the public in ignorance. for the officers who are trying to do as Sanford was concerned and would last year and the fruit-growing sec- Bronchitis with Foley's Honey and Tar. "The Flu left me with a severe j .Rut the daily1 newspapers will have their full duly. The laws are there rave a difficult time trying to do I ions hail very profitable yields. ^•ogb-VrhH-h-wn* quickly rrltrvrd with 1 husiui.'-* here. The hanks would ill:, the. news and tliu- public can get If i„ Ivc-enforccd regi»rdle*#-«»f-whetlM*r Lumber demand s expected to '*'*■ Foley’s Honey and Tar." w rite; Mrs. from the newspapers much better the laws are popular with the ma­ operate'in such a plan since it would velop to quite sizeable proportions. stabilize the farming game here and K. I>. Drake, Childs, Md. A few cents than from the journals ni^l get it in jority of the people or not and the Even in the mining towns I look worth of Foley’s Honey nnd Tar will the loans to farmers would he much predigested form.' only thing to do is to enforce them. for a fair improvement. In British -----------n----------And this will he done by the present moYc substantial and much safer and (’olumhin business during the spring i ffset serious diseases by checking all who are collected in any way with your coughs nnd colds, saving you Two old wire tappers sixty-eight city officials. nioiitlis should. l>e good. the glowing and shipping of. .vege­ many dollars. Contain# no opiates— and sixty-three years old will serve “Canadian sales efforts during the tables.would profit by sm Ii tin organ­ ingredients printed on wrapper. In­ seven years in the state penitentiary THE MAN WHO NEVER GIVES. -MEISCH RUILDINti FIRST STitEETnext few months should he cuiicenization. From a gamble the growing sist upon Foley's. Refuse substitutes.; for wire tapping and bunco games practiced in Orange county. They • There Hiv men in every njmfpimity and shipping of winter vegetables 1rated mi the,eastern provinces. The. £vid gveryYfbgre,.—A*l\. 1 now sav they Were "framed" and that who nevor give to any worthy pteject, would h. coinc a icgiilnr business Con- industrial communities of Ontario ami others more guilty than they were al­ who never join the t'hamher of t'mn- duete 1 along business lines nnd the ljuehec look relatively the best and ■ B lowed to go free because they spent incirc, wlm do not believe in nub- , oig.mizntion would go so far as lo even in I hi agricultural sections, eon- a a oil fninre events mid tell ihe ditioiis are more favorable than on . , , V , ■ , . I watch I their money to get their freedom. If 1it'lly, who do not believe in anything they know of any jdace where -this except to sit. light and rake in the grower how many acres of certain tho Prairies, .Mixed farming helped “ “ lighten the load of eastern money was spent they should make, money that the live wires in the place [ vegetables to plant in ordi that tlm market would not he glutted. In fai l, farmer. I nlmtrinl activity in C'an­ it public ami iml make any insinua­ made fur them. Willis I’owell of the tions about graft unless they can Lake I'minty ('hatubei of t'ommeree| na organization n i d i as mentioned in ndn is estim ated to he in the vicinity prove it. Proving if should Ik* a sim­ and former newspaper man knows! the meeting of the Chandler of Com- of 70 per cent of capacity. U iicihple matter now since these two men whereof he Speaks when he men- m eiro yesterday would bring the [doyment and short time is still prehave Wen allowed to get their sen­ lions in (hi* Lake Region some of th e 1husiuess of growing and shipping., valent in sqnte lines. Gold mining vegetables into the list of suhstuii- 1 1“ an outstanding exception. This line tence and'will have to serve their thing? that make a live city: tinlx instead of making it’ n venture fairly busy and is resulting in contime. At least they cannot get any “When St. I’etersliUlg was a strag­ l hat mi man can fathom as it is now. sideralde prosperity in such centers more than they have and while they gling, buy. rambling town of the size l inler such conditions of real organ- as I'oretipine uml Kirkland luike, might get killed for “squealing” it of Lust is, Imt With little of its beau­ ization nnd eo-ope rat inn the grower | Gimtrio. would he better than serving the sen­ ty (for St. Petersburg had hut two would have some idea of what he was "Industries manufacturing goods tence in a convict camp for two men brick buildings ami two blocks of for human consumption or covering M going to plant, of the acreage amount of this age. street paving) its advertising appro­ and eon Id In* told something about the are perhaps most active nnd have the priation fas Soo, and $:tfi couldn't go results of the markets in advance al­ most encouraging outlook. The best SOME FOOL lilt IV KltK S H O ll.il very far, so the people capitalized though tile old law of supply and customers will he found in the riticiv t . K " SM ASH Ell. that which is as^icc as air and made demand would rule the day as usual. I have in mind all of the mnmifncWithout doubt ike worst automobile use of itw I remember that Truman But the idea of having the growers ttiring centers of southern Ontario fla driver in the country is the critter, I Mullins, a young man distorted in and buyers together on the marketing and Quebec, hut especially, those pro­ be it mule or female, who will figure stature, hut whose brain and heart plan would he the biggest piece of ducing pulp, hoots und shoes, textiles, upon turning a corner tu rning'half­ were big, entne out with a solution of work that could he accomplished and clothing and food products. In the St Pete realm rg’s biggest asset—this if the markets could not he controlled Maritime provinces, a firm founda­ way about at some street intersection, or intending to slacken puce in order thing has not been effaced by time— on account of-the demand the supply tion is being built up for business im­ to pull up to n walk without giving I am never obsessed with it—the say- could at least he curtailed until busi­ provement. Dasie industries are now the proper signal. There uic hut few | ing was not a classic, nor will it jc- ness resumed. Right now it would dull,, hut I believe that warmer signals to learn. Any driver can dnund in ages, hut Truman said: 'St. he much belter for some of the poor! weather will bring decidedly better learn them in two minutes. Yet there Petersburg is noted for its congenial celery to Ik* plowed under than ship- markets for lumber, lish. and other ped. It would he a big saving to the local products. By summer, New nre some, .uul some in I'alatka, who eongi-nality.' "That’s all, hut it stuck visitors, grower* if they plowed the celery un­ Uiunswick und Nova Scotia should -f **■ ' r' S '% V S »-f M111ft, MU ■ ■ »**»»«*. *. S r« X f• mm anil make preparations to “riclit wrote this in their letters in express­ der instead of paying out their good look nearly us attractive to safes rep­ resentatives as southern Ontario nnd money for freight when they almost ing the spirit of the people and they about fucc' ’without us much signal as u mosquito iHvcs before uliKhtinu- came to enjoy real friendship, a n d knuw’lhut u pour quality of stock will Quebec. *A more hopeful feeling is develop­ It itt always a pleasing picture tu see so St. Petersburg grew and grew as it not bring any prices in the markets. ing, however, in the prarie und other And this could he regulated with an is now growing by 'congenial con­ auch a man or woman gel rammed no haul (hat several joints of the geniality—and the chess and checker organization (or marketing that could agricultural regions. Better prices hoards, and fishing off the dock, and not he regulated any other way: We for farin products nre helping the finely painted car are dislocated. The hand nnd arm thrust out with other nnni'smeats, while still em­ believe that the growers lire in a re­ Canadians as well ns the farmers in the palm down uml still, indicates lin­ ployed as entertaining devices, arc ceptive mood a t the present time and the States. As the Canadian farmer ear is to turn the left;'thrust out and augmented by a hundred other, fea­ would-listen to some plan for a gener- was slower in feeling the good effect describing u small or large circle tures even unto daily hand concert* u! getting together of nil the people of this Increase in prices of farm tneun* the driver is to turn to llu- dnd fieo singing and musical num­ interested in the growing and ship­ p r o d u c t s , so , he will enjoy it longer. right; the arm extended with the bers, and playlets. sMffi every visi­ ping of winter vegetables-and at the It seems to he a fundamental prinpulm toward the rear , of the car tor to St. Petersburg returns home a next meeting of the Chamber of Coni-! ciplo of ecotvomirsThat the Doniinian means that the following auto should living, walking advertisement for St. mcrce on Friday of next week we run lags ubout n year-behind the States Petersburg with -Truman Mullins’ look for one of the largest crowds of both ns lo action nnd reaction,—de­ 1■ ■ -----------1------------— homely expression of ‘congenial con­ growers that have ever aiierabled cline anil recovery. Hense, I say thut geniality.' geniality.’ And Tcymag is- still at a Chamber of Commerce luneheot) while todaj conditions are bctUij in 0 BELL |g WHEN U hobbling ubvut on T w o ’crutches and and we believe that they will arrive the States, they may be better in YOUR REAL K LIST IT two leg* that-do not function, un- at some conclusion concerning a bet Canada next year. Business coniiiESTATE a! w it h u s zung. - and— unhoiiured.- There-tire ter_ quality- of vegetables, a- better lions—a re <much lilui a_ atucm,=-*4hey ■ri other Straubs und Dowells," conclud­ pack, a better und central marketing travel across the country in waves. judicious ed Dowell, “ fellows that fought, organization and a general* get to Each section gets the storm; but all We have seveial unusual buy bled and died for St. I’eleiburg when gether fn£ the benefit of all con­ do not get it at the same lime, bargains fn real estate tu “We should l>e belter neighbors to it needl'd men that would do that very cerned. offer at this time. If you Canada. Some day we must turn to ----------- o*---- :----thing—men of vision, men of initia­ They mean good taste. are looking for a real in* sells* Miss Margaret Brain .writes the her for natural resources. When our tive—and at the same time there were yestment, see us. frfhbcr is gone; when uur water pow­ men who fought every progressive Herald that t-he is now head slenomeasure, who refused to give a dollar ■grupher in the Senate nt Tallahassee er is all developed; when the price of to publicity, who refused to give their and his six nice girls under her and lund here makes the routing of cat­ money or service to the bourd of that she like* TallBhaascc very much tle prohibitive, we-must turn to CanAGENTS ' (Thiswas written woman) ' " trade, who tinlay are rich and looked and she want* the Dally Herald to aiia. Bvaides, tho boundary lino be­ keep up with the doings at home tween thp t*r«,rUunCrirs was never upon as stem-winders—made rich und REAL ESTATE made by Ct&LriLwu* made by man— made famous against their wishes. 1 while t he U so fur away. Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance the Sanford co-operation with hence, let us h it erect unnecessary jgB tell you 'there is a lesion in every US W. First SL, SANFORD, FLA tariff trait* bp-eth*> frBzricm. U t u* ■■ town’s growth—the liberal men, the The American Association of Advertising Agencies The Herald delivered six times remember th a t in the long run—thej meu who give .their time and money week for 15c, fL'.' TO CHARACTER 1 •*t PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD FROM CUT-UP SUNDAY You Will Like Our Style C A F E T E R IA Z A. ...M A G IC N A M E S .. ■afayfai ■ ■ |u j ■ * 1 . < 3m The influence of ad­ vertising- is apparent in every turn of my daily life. I find I cannot dis­ regard it. It is always with me, guiding me in my pleasures and in my dutiefc, telling me what I should eat, wear, and use and what I should buy for my family. 1 find that there is on the tip of my tongue a multitude of names the mention of which will bring from some shelf nearly everything that I can use in my daily -life and in the daily life of my family. In every instance that name means a very def­ inite promise and assur­ ance of something substantial and which will make me feel completely, satisfied about having exchanged my money for it. Let me say a few things which t h e s e n-a rp e-s— these.. old"* friends of the newspa­ per and magazine pages —mean to me. For certainly I desire to Maxwell & Britt by a Published by •‘t-S. I ^ L do the thing that I be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. ' They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces­ sary to describe the tiling. I want.. Even the most intimate articles may be.purchased with­ out embar r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given us handy names. 1 They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I enter the shop I know what I want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it Stands for a product of quality. In speaking that name to the clerk I know I am asking for the best. ‘ _ I am.a more shopper because I advertised* goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that them. — i, Herald in * . i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923 t e a ls ln g t h e F a m ily A ll w h o t h i n k P,a g o t a R o s t , s t a n d u p I A ll riflU t s i t d o w n f HS LANDS. NWExE. UfVO A IT 5 D O N E OS M . L A W O fttO OF fOOD 5 o Ph i t - i-m n n n o r v ' m m sW ^w L \ right to reject ntiy, or nil bids, or to m n i il h , th i-n a n d Urnri* U* « M W i r l h « Mill id t*oin|>lalnl flli-d h r r a l n a g a i n s t accept nny bid they doom to bo for y m i r a c t r iititi o ih o r a . w h n r o l n the t o I* l a w I n w d r u c r l l i t d 'j i r o t M T t y Is l o lis s o l d , the bent interest of tho city. lu -w lt: ,W. U. WILLIAMS, Scale.I. proposals will be received liy L o t* Itvo i l ) a n d Hlx <«) B l o c k n d l.o in (lni< ( I ) nnrt T w o . ( 1 ) DJoaK' City Manager. a"KV* tho,City Com miss Ion of Sanford, Flor­ *>f IITown’s *uh<ll v is io n o C B e c k GAINESVILLE, April 7.—Rains ida, at.th e ir office in the City Ilnll, The Herald for first class job work l l i t i n m o r k . .a r r o r tl ln t c ti» p l a t t h e r e o f d u l y r s c o r d r d In i h a . I ’u l d l r R e c o r d * o f over most of tho state have improv­ at or before II p. ni. April 23, 1023, Hi-tnlnole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , In B o o h o f x l. ed ’'general conditions, according to for grading, draining and paving the in n n : r i i i r i it ro c n T . nkvkntii 1 'ln t s I a t A n d fu ll .lot. e ls * nalil B ill w i l l bo t Jt u n i a i, rtitrtiT. i\ a m i for the semi-monthly crop report issued following streets, to-wit: t a k e n nn c o n f e s s e d n ir n ltist y o u , l o b o •rill-: eottxri o f m .i i i m i u :, f o llo w i <| li>- n l-'lfial Itrrrot*. ‘'Box nnd Cox," the funniest farce by Sam T. Fleming. Federal agri­ Second Street from Oak to French, I 'l.O I I I H t. IN f l l A M I I I t V In f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s K o tlc n A l M I I U II I ' K I I T I I . I X K l t M I I I I K S , A lie I t inililUlieil over written, will be presented in cultural statistician with headquar­ 3635 sp. yards. In tin- H a n f o r d l l r r a l d C o r p o r a l I» » , C u m i t l i i l i i n n l , vn... the High School Auditorium Thurs­ ters here. The report was issued un­ .I.A C K mill ttN T K I.f.A \ V \ I - o n e e e a c h w e e k f o r f o u r c i i i i s c c u t iv a w e i k n . , Third Street front Snnford to Mag­ I.. l t. vt C. RV\, IItill w ile . JA M \ PMTKIIH, mill day night a t 8 o’clock. "Miss Civil­ der date of April 2. % nolia and from Oak to Avocado, 10,W1TNKKM M y h a n d n o d I h e s e a l o f W . tV. tt t l . l . t l i: I h n r l i i t t r , N. I ., 's a id c o u r t t h i s 23rd u a y o f M a r c h , A. D, isation,” n piny which was g iv \t H rfrn d nn l*. Citrus bloom is variable hut satis­ 371 sip yards. isja. hllTIt'K TO M l\-III’ . SI HUNTS some time ago, will be repented for factory for the citrus belt ns a whole, K. \ . iHHTaU ASfk T O : W. tV. U 'A M . A i'i: . n r C h a t lo tto , tS IC A M fieri* f l r e u l t C o u rt, N o r t h I'n l ull tin. the benefit of those who were* unfor­ tho report continues. Oranges are. Avocado Avemie_front First Street :-t,-tiiliio1<< C o u n ty . P ln r ld a You n o - h e r e b y V n iu lr i- d m nl r*rd<-rh«t lly A. M, tVKKKH, t). C. tunate enough to miss it. This en­ showing a good bloom except locally to Tliird Street, IMS sq. yards. i n In- m nl n m i e n r l i i l u r c o u r wait! C lr C o u r t n i in-- i ' ioii t Iitiusi- I n 'f j m i . C e o r u e It. H e r r i n g . Fifth Street from Magnolia to if onil tertainment will be given for the ben­ In small -'areas. Grapefruit bloom is tf n ll e lt o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . l d , l-’lurtill*, nil tin- lllSl MnlnlAy Irf .tiny, 19 23. In Inn lint ?tli ilny i f snlit efit of our 20 piece High School or­ light. Rain Is needed in South Flori­ Myrtle, 2229 nq; yds. chestra. Besides these two plays By­ da. Avocado and Mango bloom is Ninth Street from Cypress U* I’nrk, ron Stephens nnd Charles Mero, trill good. 2732 sip yds. give a dramatisation of Mr. Gallag­ Thirteenth Street from Sanford to Early peaches wdre damaged by her and Mr. Shcnn, in costume. A French, <1079 sip yds. Classified Ads Ic a word. No ad taken for less than 25c nnd positively no Spanish Tnngo, "La Paloinn", will March cold but later varieties ure set­ Central Street from Snnford to classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count also lie one of the attractions. This ting a good crop of fruit. Figs, French, 6357 sip yds. grapes ami pecans arc putting out the words and remit accordingly. dance will be given in costume. The Palmetto Avenue from Central to new growth but bloom has not yet High School orchestra will make its Hughey, 1-198 sip yds. first appcnrence ip public at tfint shown up. Palmetto Avenue from Commercial FOR SALE In the staple fanning section Of the St. to l.ake MunrotV 103B Sip yds. time. Don't fail to see this fine en­ tertainment and at the same time— stgto more land has been planted than Oak Avenue from Tenth St. to Thir­ FARMERS—You can get seed bed usual. I>ess than the usual percent- teenth St., 3151 sip yds. help our orchestra. frarn*^ and irrigation plugs a t the IF NOT; WHO IS TO BLAME? Tliere was much cloudiness nnd oMto-pf-lami is.lyingJilin,.amiJunimra. 1,-ntn i'l Avenue from Sixth ■Btr to SanfordNovelty Works. frequent showers in the north and Monday morning wo were fortunate aro busy with planting and cultiva­ -Thirteenth St., -MOO «q. yds. You have steady work and Our F o r SALE—Doster and Uayi* paints west, ami ocasional showers in tho tion of crops. • Bids will lie received on tho follow­ and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty centrnl and south-central counties; in having Mr. Boyd hack with us at Savings Department is always Corn planting is well advanced Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc droughty conditions continued in the chapel again; we were niso glad to with e a rly . plantings up to n good ing types of pavement: Sheet Asplinlt, ready to receive your deposits. Asphnlt Concrete, Asplinlt Block and southern division. More rain is need­ have Mr. Twilie. Both entertained # b u ll SALE—Rhode Island stand. The bulk of the cotton ‘crop Vitrified Brirk. ed over the greater portion of the cen­ us with musicnl selections. is in with excellent fe a th e r for Take advantage df both every Proposal to lie presented in n sealed tral division, including the Okeecho­ germination. There will bo a notice­ Mr. Wright, "Chautauqua Bill," atu i envelope, endorsed on the outside "Bid bee district. Temperatures were well pay day, and make your Savings able acreage this year outsidq of the for Paving,” Snnford, Florida, nnd the above the seasonal in the centrnl and Governor Brough, of Arkansas, visit­ GROW with frequent deposits FOR SALE—Beautiful lyiilding 1ota southern divisions, but the week ed us Tuesday morning. Govomoi regular cotton Iwli. Increased plant­ name of the bidder or bidders. ings of peanuts are reported with a Kncli proposal must be accompanied and the 4% Interest averaged cooler thnn usual in the Brough gave n humorous hut _ in­ prosjieclivc cut In the. acreage of hv n certified check, made payable at north and west, and light frost oc­ structive lecture which was enjoyet! sweet potatoes. Condition .of oats sight, to the order of the City Auditor curred inland in the wrstern division by nil.shows Improvement with the crop & Clerk, of Sanford, Florida, for 3 on the 1st., The soil is rather too wet Jim Stone mid Gayle McAlexandcr heading in central Florida. Irish po­ per cent of the amount of their hid. _________ in the western division, and low lands left Thursday morning for Gaines- tatoes arc making good growth with The successful bidder or bidders will practically in the Western and extreme northern a* light movement expected early in vilio as representatives of S. H. S. at lie required to give a bond equal to 50 calks. Also portions of the northern division need April. per cent of his or their hid, nnd such oad, easy dry weather, As n whole, however, the truck meet to be held there. Transplanting of - tobacco is later bond to l*o executed by n siirety com­ the rainfall wus generally beneficial; A COMMUNITY BUILDER than usual. A slight Increase in pany licensed to do business in the students Parents nnd friends of nnd more is needed in the lower por­ shade acreage is expected. State of Florida, sail) bond to bo ap­ F o r SALE—Davenport dining ta ­ tion of the central division, and gen­ are asked not to forget to visit tho [ F P rOnBTFU, Prrridcat It F. WHITNItR, Cashier m Spring truck crops are in good High School Garden or Laboratory proved iiy tho City Commission. ble, chairs, chiffionicrc, iron lied, at erally in the southern division; even condition following needed ■ rains. ( triples of the plans, mid specifica­ 31H Magnolia Avc. B-fitp upinnds in the Okeechobee district Acre on Celery avenue and see what Movement of lieaiis and cucumbers is the classes in agriculture arc doing. tions may he seen a t the office of the .would he improved by moderate ruins. FOR BALE — Complete Carbide This department of Vocational Agri­ on the increase. Watermelons are City Manager, or at thu office of Fred lighting system, at very cheap price. Farm work made but little progress culture was introduced into Sanford running In' South Florida. Some dif­ T. Williams, Engineer. Specifications Phone 2103. fl-3tp in the western division, and the plant­ High School only this year. Through ficulty in getting a food stand is re- may lie obtained at either office on dwing of cotton nnd corn was suspend­ FOR SA LEO lfTRA D K —A danty~I- ed for u time in some localities due, it our hoys now hnve the opportunity ported from North Florida. Isicnl room cottage on fine building lot, mostly, to frequent rnins nnd wot lo s tu d / nnd to put into practice tho markets aro full of vegetables. Conditions of nil classes of stock only four blocks from Orange a,vc* soil. Work wus uninterrupted, how- most modern methods of furming. nue. Will trade for Sanford proper­ ever, over most of tho peninsula, and reported good except range cattle, ty. Box 285. Orlar.do, Fin. (i-2tp the planting of corn and cotton con­ John Brumloy has his mules equip­ where condition Is Improving slowly. The supply of farm labor Is gener­ Strict! modem 5-room tinued; the early planted is mostly ped with electric lights in order to ally sufficcnt to meet present needs plant his project at night. cottage n fair to good" stand, although there although »omo complaint is mude of 150-W.. nre local exceptions. Melons made the Yorh being done. A shortago of Joel Bell has plowed his tomatoes FOR SALE—Entire furnishinga as a labor is in prospect through the stntwice and has not planted them yet. whole and eight room house.far rent plo farming section if unfavorable a* >40.00 per month, 608 Main Street, weather conditions develop. Darwin Blames is eating tho profit Daytona Beach. A good summer or on .the school farm. winter proposition.—A, Y. Lindsey, ATLANTA, Ga., April 7.—That he My advice regarding roofingvwon’t cost you Daytona Ilcach, Fla. 7-0tc "Salmagundi," the High School An­ has a “ very definite idea" of the men FOR SALE!—New' Chevrolet Sedan a cent! nual, has gone to press and is c l- who "put up" money for the escape of for $000. Run 400 miles. Big bnrpectcd to be the best over, Orders Gerald Chapman, the million dollar BIRD’S ROOFS A roof for every building gain. Owner leaving city. Apply to will he taken at any time now and New York mail bandit, from the At­ 421 Magnolia Ave. Rhone 161, 8-6tp may be given to cither Meade Rakor lanta federal penitentiary was ussrrlshipments were made during the or Aiicc~Runynn. Copies ordered and od today by William J. Burns, chief FOR RENT week. Other truck such n s beans, paid for by May fi will sell for one of investigation bureau, department The Herald delivered six times a peppers and cutyimbers were for­ dollar. After that date tho price will of Justice. Apprehension of the men FOR RENT—2 furnished houseVccp week for 15e. warded . In considerable quantities. be one fiollar and twenty-five cents. aro oxpected shortly, he said. Adults ing room on April 13th. Strawberry shipments were much re­ Get your order in early if you want Address, 911 Elm Avenue 7-2tp only. 314 East 5th St. duced in Ihe central division; there to get your copy for ono dollar and, FOR RENT—2 room apartment, wns n local increase in the northern of course, everybody wants tonc. P a r k A vcjjuc . division. Citrus trees show much bloom, and were benefited by show­ WANTED ers. Satsuma trees arc budding WANED—A chance to build your slowly in the western division. Borne new home before lumber gete any nwoot potato slips were set out in higher. Plena and estimates furnish­ the central and southern divisions. e d .— Sanford Novolty Works. 183-tfc Rains Improve Crops All Over the State Says Crop Report WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern seed, for good eleen stock will pay good pric* Addres# W. P. Newell Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Fla. gftbt/c WANTED—Twelve boya between the agee of 10 sod 15 to sell the Inlly Herald on Lhr street and also to 4* substitutes for carrier boy route*. See Lewis Shipp at the Herald 'fries between 3:50 and 5 ^ 0 p. n , >0fi*4fd WANTED 400 MEN, between April 10th and 15th to pick tomatoes; highest w ag's paid aiid comfortable quarters. Write if you*can come and bring men.—S. E. Rice, Vcro, Florida. Mch-22-to«Apr, -15 WANTED—Stenographer. Apply^to 6-3 Ip , , Box 838, Sanford, Fla. Thiripa Led Florida * Ports on Imports Last November TAMPA, April 7 . Tampa M Floridp ip\ value on dutiable imports !a«v November according to •figures announce*! this*morning at Division Headquarters customs service her*. Pensacola led (p the total values of imports. Key West led In the total exports and was eecond to Tampa In dutiable imports. Butler, who is 21 years old, but still a' little fellow. Branhan Who stacks up, four feet in height, wears the clothing^ and demeanor of a man, but In height hecomparrs with h i' fellow pages. None of the othe' members of his . family see o f-th e midget class, Amo* says. His father BOARD — With bt^ghl attractive weigh* 200 pounds. Ills candidacy in private home. New house Tor page was carried over hy Repre­ between Tth and 8th street, Laurol sentative C. H. Register of Uniop Avenue.—Mrs. E. V. Booth. 8-2tp Our orders arc coming in so fast that if it woro not that kept prc{>ared to render real service we could not handle Ihpm. PHONE tiS and we deliver not WE DELIVER ompt, anywhere, any time. An ink Elder Water n6w—you will, after one trial W o arc hero to servo tho public. W o realize thu t the B B ^ | m an who wants .ono board ■ needs it ju s t us badjy us tho ' 11" gent who buys a carload. ‘I f the Missus wants a sh e lf p u t up, send tho boy over to tho yard und' we'll see th a t you get a good clear piocc. Or phono us and we’ll send it up. Service is our middle uamo. *• l*.HONE 130 ■SANFORD, F �■.-■a.l ;.'»wll^.niu -a'l" ------------------,-----------------— -------- SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923 . ;.... ’~ r t: „r . : wi ry* r m * GOLF n r ATM n r CDADTC BOWLING KML1V1 j i Uv K A1I41 lU »ill V rl U1 i l liVj # * *• U 'TENNIS CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor BOXING #.•% ■ ----------- -------- BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING "BOWLING LEAGUE TO BE REVIVED • MONDAY NIGHT M^tSSS ■"■■■■■■■■ b S b o SS S h ESSS* Seminole Athletic Club Defeats San­ ford High School An' exhibition, staged by the Semi- ^ iflv nole Athletic Club and the.Snnford W High School in Sanford yesterday P* Ra Ra MERCHANTS AN11 MEN'S CI.UD went to the Athletics to the tunc of WILL START NEW SCHEDULE l.’l to 0. This was the second try-out Your Inst c „ of the High School tennt before the My Heart" toi —THREE GAMES WEEK official opening of their schedule. The batteries for the Athletics were It. A. Terhc Published herewith is the new Knapp and Smnth, and the from dis- vited to the r bowling league schedule that will cov- -ptnyed-by Knapp^ttisUTCsThat tenm <if | borne’s guests; a twirler or merit. He -struck out At that time it will be decided by the not less than a dozen men and the League whether or not they want an­ l few hits secured from bis delivery other five weeks of it or whether or were kept well scattered. not the weather is too hot. . Moye, linker and Moye were the The first game will be played Mon­ batteries for the High School team, day night and nil the games thnt have Lauretto Taylor was there with the and taking nil in nil the Sanford High been played previous to this game and School team hnsj shown a little im ­ big mit in the leading role. that should have counted ns the sec­ • "HAI1E* RUTH provement and the Sanford fans are ond hnlf will he ignored, the second Hilly Evans, one of the foremost in the hopes that Conch Wilkinson’s It’s a tale of an Irish father and Mae Murray Planned half of the season starting with this game Monday. The schedule for the sport writers of the country has been Celery Fed* will be there with the English mother. The circumstances Unusual Sets giving "Babe" the onto over and he goods when the proper time nrrives. • are amusing as heart stirring. next five weeks follows: The Seminole Athletic Club pullIn addition to enacting the stellar led off the box supper and-big proMonday, April bth—Merchants-.Hen’s, role in her1 latest Tif/juiy production, gram as outlined at 1-nko Monroe Tuesday, April lOlh—Cong.-Legion. presented by ".lazznmnin. , . Robert Z. Thursday, April 2th—Brothi r-Fnrm1last night and it went over big. The Leonard through Metro at the l’rincess Theatre Monday and Tuesday,Infi Mae Murray took an active pnrt in de. 'J® Mondny, April fith—Cong.-Farmers. signing the unusual settings for the ■■ Tuesday, April 17th—Brotherhood Men’s Club. The screen production of "Peg 0 '|[picture. Thursday, April 19th—Merelmnts-I.C' M.v Heart',’ v>ns directed by King Vi*i Miss Murray'* interest in interior dor. Miss Taylor’s brilliant support-j decorating has led to her taking an gion. •. ing cast includes capable and popular active hand in designing tho artistic backgrounds which have ben so fnvop*_j|» Monday, April 23rd—Legion-Brotherplayers. nldy 'commented -upon in her recent HS hood. photoplays, distributed by Metro. . j Tuesdny, April 21th—Fnrtncrs-Men’s Added attractions also. gives Miss Murray a ■■ “.lazzmanin Thursday, Apri1*“*'2fjth—Merchants. wide range for her artistic ideas. T he I Congrcgatiunals. Pcj? O’ My Heart” action of the picture takes place p a r t­ New York-White Sox ly in a tiny kingdom in Europe, ant' Monday, April ,10th—MerchantsScores, Laurette Tay­ thus novelties in setting and in cos­ Series Stand a Tie Rrotherhood. .' tume were to be expected. The scene lor Wins Admiration Tuesdny, May 1st—Congregationalsshifts to New York for part of the ■ NEW YORK, April 7.—The exhibi­ Men’s Club. tune, and here, too, lavish settings are tion series between the New York A local Thursday, May 3rd—Legion-Farmers. Annual Florida seen. Giants and the Chicago White Sox portance i The photoplay was written by Ed- j Inluerscholastic Aquat­ stood lit four-all Friday alter the place yest mum! tumbling, and directed by B >h- [ Giants suffered their second sucresnlre, with ic Meet at Winter Park sivr defeat, 10 to 5, at Vicksburg, this city ert Z. Leonard. The settings were I evretilod by Cedric Gibbons, M. H. Wretched pitching lost th e ! screen vei W INTER FAR 1C, Fla., April 7 . - : Miss, Hoffman is vice-president of Tiffany giTWc iifteY GtalU batters rad pounded role, the I I V entry lists'will d o a. April 18 for I'rodut lions, Inc., producers of Miss I out a big lead. ] Heart.” the annua] lloridii Stipe Itilerscholas* j Murray’s photoplays. • The New York Yankees went ahead stage was tie Ai|iuUie meet to be held at |{.l]|in« of tile Brooklyn Robins in their exiiitime ns 'T College. Winter Park, April 28, The Herald for first class job work. CORRECTED NOV. 14TI1, 1922 eoriling to on nnnuuneemeut by It. W, bit ion series, taking the fifth rnntest the oecasii at Monroe, I. to, it to •). ■____ Greiui. dtreetor of meet. TwentySouth Bound four Sterling cups besides gobl. silver 1 Departs dinonze Oiedtds wrll be presented. Arrive 2:10 a.m. individual contestant* and teams, j .. 2 :30 ju m . NorlhlHiund Arrive 1:18 a.lit. 11 :•!.■>a.in. ... 2:35 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 10:0 p.m. RrtOn.m. ,,l<' ''ligil.ility r u le s . of vht- Florida' 1 :3H p.m. B't-'l1 •’* hoo| Athletic A - soeintion will 3:20 p.m. govern, !In- meeting being open to Ilousb Will Not Phi) With Beds 7:10 p.m. I'l,,,l"' high seh ol- of tin late. Season—rl'liiy Indepembill | The program rails for ten events Ball Instead fo' guir. and ten for boys as, follows: Departs 2:0.'la.m. It pays to (1p ut your biesfc fotyt forward arid to have it wel* shod in good-looking Shor.g. We believe you’ll find that 'the new Oxfords we’W> featuring for Spring will fit the bill. They are designed on lines that are conservative, but might;/ distinctive—the pre­ ference of well-dressed men SEE THE WINDOW B tl t t r T han a h la tla r d P ia tltr fo r Coughs and Colds, Head-* aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All es and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS 35c and 65c, jars and tube* Hospital siic, $3.00 , It's d a z z lin g it*s cheerful “ ‘••var'* *,»'ih: r>" yard * stroke; Plunge for D etin u e;1 t IM INNATI Better come early, Ju s t to be keerful! rilby Branch Arrive Departs 7.00 a.m.' 3:25 p.m. Vo. 25.......... 1;30 p in. Vo. 101.......... 5:5(1 p.m, x—Daily, except Sunday R O B ER T Z . LEONARD present* Leesburg llninrb Arrive Oviedo llranrli A i rive 7:45 p.m. lii'M large i eiips will ) h 0 the lei,oi winning the I 01 to tin boy and nm- 11 ‘I ile‘i i jij> will Ins•nine pei man ' ' Jifopei I) of the Si l|on! Jif'i-l It ti .0, III' w.Oi till Europei n.s me not a.- bluff and two time?, hearty as Americans, but they an I w,, <up- are nil, ic,i, known just as good as a hearty bluff. ; "Individual High IV,nit tun*." -| Another w*ay to be satidiiM your lot in life is to keep the part of it cleared of rubbirb. ttAK LAND CITY, I rid, April 7. Ed. Iloudt, i e a t e if ie ld e r . of tiie (‘in r'Miali Nationals, niiiinumes lie expeel.ed to piny this s e a s o n .in no iuiui- 11 i:iI league. H e'saiil lie would not plnv with ( ineiniinti. Roush said be hn</ in e iv e il uiittuth factory replies to two i . t ' e i s he ioid written to the ( inemnati • lub in regard to Ids salary. Florida Stale League’s First Game Monday in tin- Florida PAI.ATKA, Aptil 7. In a game featured by four home runs, three by the local eluh and one by the viator.-. | Palatka trimmed the Daytona- State League Club 7 to 5 Friday afternoon. By EDMUND GOULDING BABY CHICK FOOD With Butter Milk Raises . Baby Chickens BRAVER ENTT WORK K TIFFANY PRODUCTION REGUVPAT Off Baby Chick Feed M. H. Hoffman, General Manager; * ■TETRO Baby Growing Mash Laying Mash . PICTURE ’ The Daily Herald, 15c per week. At the Princess Theatre, Monday and Tuesday April 9-10 ■ �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY. APRIL 7. 1923 tho plan was working by tho amount GOOD REASON FOR QUITTING of moths captured but it now de­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EVERY SUN. NIGHT, 8 O’CLOCK FIRST APRIL RTH—Hot Springs, Arizona, and surroundings, Pet­ rified forests and Painted Description of Arizona. The Cliff Dwellings of Ariz., and the Grand Canyon SECOND APRIL 15TH—The Pannma Canal and Panama and its peo- . THIRD APRIL 22ND—The Yellowstone Park, Glaciers, Canadian Rockies,'and a trip through the Rocky Mountains. FOURTH APRIL 29TH—Ningata Falls, Summer and W inter; New • England Coast Scenes and New’ England Historic Stones. Mr. Burhan's Messages will be short and up• on the general subject, “GOD AS REVEALED IN NATURE” v Do Not Miss These Opportunities Cut This Out to Keep the Dates You can find the name of every live Business Man In Banford in this Column each day. Cards of Ranford’a Hr put­ able Professional Men, each of whom, In hia chosen pro* feoaior the Herald recom­ m e n d s to the people. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if not, tall ua. Phone 498. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLDER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work George A. DeCottes Att<?#ney-al-Law Over Seminole County Bank IANFORD FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDER SANFORD 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON CHELLE MA INKS -:- LAWYER —Court House INSURANCE AGENCY IRK-------- AUTO-------- BONDS S. O. Shinholser Examined Henry MeLaulin, Jr Contractor and Rudder BANFORD .j. FLORIDA Op l lei t ■•Oplorn r I rl*» 12 Bast First Blravl Hanford. Fla, A. P. Connelly & Sons ELTON J. MOUGHTON K aiitin k it ison l t - E - A - 1. F a r in a t ' a - t a p r e r a S la a S L 'lir L a te K -B -T -A -T -B la m lM ra la la a a ra a re S a r e l r H a » 4- llaaM Loana ll a a l a r a a r r t f t H r I lM la a M C hasm * M a in O ffice . MBCISCII IIIE A I/^X C O M pA B T • A H r O llU IW V K ST M K X T COM P A XV |.fcT l t a I t l - S M a g n o lia A »r STEWART The Florist Cal Flow eta----------- L-Floral Design* Annual and Ornamental Planta I'huac 200-W 814 Myrtle Ave^ •ARCHITECT «AN FORD *: w . J. THIGPEN Real Estate FiUU, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Phones Office 271 DR. J. T. DENTON PHYSICIAN-SURGEON RMini a 206-207-208 Moloch Building Seminole C afe Sunday Specials G o in g to B u y a N e w C a r T h is S p r in g ? -H ftiM iaM se —Then Consider These Facts: Difficulty of Growers SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Worfca Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding phone 62—— Sanford, Florida . Noon TilU :™ !’■*T Bob FltXalmmona May Hava Bean velops that tho male moths ure the ones being killed and the female moth Wrong in Judgment Concerning $1.00----- -SUNDAY, APRIL* 8TH-------$1.00 “Qamaneea” of Hla 8on. lay* the eggs from which the worms Queen Olives Compote of F ruitarc formed' arc not -thfc ones- beingThe beat story observed In print for caught by the Inntems and other, .Soup some time la told by'Joe Vila‘In the lights In the-celery Holds according j Cream of Chicken with Quenelles Sim about young Hubert Flgudmiuon*. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Young Fits ta considerably bigger and to Entomologist Watson \jdti> writes Entree • ■ SERVICE stronger than hla father ever was, be the following, letter .to County Agent-. ('hieRon KnmttJdrfcsj*Sauce PorKGucux SUNDAY, APRIL 8. 1923 Is quick with his hands and with his Benjamin Whifner: Subject: head, he knows the science of the Itoast-v Gainesville. Fla., April 3. 1923 “UNREALITY" game, Hut It seems he can’t stand up Fillet of Duckling Mncodoin Mr. B. F. Whltncr, Jr.. * and take It. Mr, Vila continues: Beef a Id Richelieu County Agent, j Services vf ill bo held in tho * Ten years ago Old Fits Introduced Noisettes of Lamb a la Mdmlcnon Sanford, Florida. Palm Room of the Valdez Hotel. • Young Fits to a party of friends at the Capilotade of Chit^cri # former champion's New Jersey home. Dear .Mr. Whltncr:— J n ALL ARE WELCOME Vegetables . Tho father put on the gloves with Ids Yobra of the 2d has been received son and the latter surprised the vlnFlorida Spring Vegetables # > !iV. dous i ng .1igb15JP 1 xjityli -i-Uora with a Ussxllug-athlbUlun -of Dip. moths of the cclry leuf-tyctf will H science. . Salads "lie’s very clover, nln’t bet’’ re­ state that the control of '(caterpillars Salad n la Seminole, Itcmoulade Same marked Old Fits during 11 short rest. by catching the moths by means of . Dessert a ;I0 "Well, now l’H show you something I” lights has never proved very success­ Resuming the tilt. Old Kits sudden- ful for the reason that Mr. Berry French Ice Cream and Home-made Cake 71 ly book'd Ida right to Young Fils’s Grapefruit Meringue Vie chin with terrific force. Young Fits. gives. The males are more attracted Demi Tasso l’r staggering, pulled off his gloves nml to the lights thnn the females and so 1C> threw them on the floor, ns lie walked the large percentage of the moths caught are males, and a large per­ r* hurriedly out of the barn. :l- , "Up can box well." said the ancient centage of the females caught have tie Cornish man, “hut he can’t take a laid their eggs. The only exception to punch. Up ain’t gnine!" this scents to be a caterpillar that a t­ tacks grapes in France. They re­ 112 SOUTH PARK AVENUE port some success by the use of lights there. You will tind tho females around lights in small numbers. You get a pretty good idea of the LIGHT ON ANCIENT HISTORY can percentage of males caught by ex­ CONOREGATIONAL CHURCH Oltcovarlar Mada.ln Old Tombs In amining' the moths in a catch. The males have smaller abdomens than Syria Revaal Important Fact Not. We arc looking forward to a tine Hitherto Known. the females mud. you will also tliul. the day tomorrow in our church work. antennae different. I(f you cate to Two tombs about 4,000 years old you can send me some of your catches The day will begin with the Bible Von Want a Fine Dinner, Try One of Our School, at which we hope to see a huvo been discovered at Hyhlos, Syria, and I will determine the percentage by the excnvntlona being carried on large, attendance of men, an the sub­ under the direction of Heneral Hour- of males for you. ject is of great interest to men. Af­ nnd. the French high commissioner, ac­ Jt will not he possible for me to ter this will come the morning cording to the Paris correspondent to get down there this week, and not preaching service, nt which Mr. nur- Tho London Times. ?*■ before about Wednesday, of next of sermons hulls will begin a sen The age Is established by the din- week. Let me know by, say Monday, THAT GOOD HOME'COOKING— Excellent Table Service cover/ In ono of them of a harpy; a if the caterpillars are still abundant on “ Building n Life.T (.’time, enjoy a meal in a cool, camfoiiable, home-like place At the night service In connection curved sword with u gold handle; u nml troublesome and 1 will either go sent of gold on which Is engraved the with the Movie Pictures, Mr. Rurhnns down or send Mr. Beyer, my assist­ will speak on the subject "God. ns Egyptian apnrrow-huwk; a gold scum- ant. ring beautifully carved, mid a Kev-aled in Nature.!' The pictures tmeus Have you ever tried the Kansas halm box of obsidian, mounled lnjpdd will show us some of the wonderful and bearing the name of Pluiruoh bait on them? The grasshopper and " Beauty Spots” of our beautiful Ameneuihat of the twelflh dynasty. cut Worm bait. You might find that land. Do ro t miss this series of fine Tills Is slated to he the aldesl Inscrip­ this would work better than anything pictures. The program of pictures tion discovered In Syria, mid pt-nves else. hot springs of Arizona, and their that commercial relations between Yours truly, surroundings. Second reel, The Pe­ Syria, Greece und Egypt were already .!. It. WATSON. active 2,000 years before our era. The trified forest nml pointed desert of . Entomologist. first recorded conquest or Myrla by ■Thin! icd^XIir. Li ill . L>Wid lings, and the fourth reel molds) of the eighteenth dynasty dur­ Canyon of Arizona. ing the Sixteenth century. It. C. Come caily and secure A 22,500-Ruble Stamp. All welcome. Tho Soviet postal service of Russia litiH Just Issued for tho heiiellt of the famished people of the Volga, a stamp that, ns they say, heats (‘ougi egntioiial Men's Club. postage all records. a f.!ysti**y Social and Box It Is u. pustagu stump - of. 22Jj(JU. ifthf'T ciidetux' of Mr. J» J. rnhles. Slatiip coTteelofs wllf gladly’ inie’ First street on the west stick *tt In their albums, the innru so Vo are expecting n fine time, since the purchase of this vignette your "thinking caps" ‘ along will not ruin them. In Issuing tills novelty the soviet li.iw many or the mysteries posts hastened to establish the "pur­ n mite. Party la-ginn «t 8 ity" of tho modern ruble and the for­ mer kopecks that were used In the times of the haled czars. One kopeck equals 10,000 rutiles. This new stump of 22.300 rubles Is • Chuieli seivices for l-ow Sunday, tluerefore worth 214 kopecks (old style) ; that Is, a few cents. April 8, will lie: It Is to tie ndded that tlila stump 7 :;ti> a. ni. Low Celebration. MAC MURRAY in a Scans from ’’jJtTZM ANlA" Is colorrd flesh tint and niuuve' and 9:13 a. in. Sunday. School. represents a list Hasping a hammer, 11:00 a. m. Muttins und Sermon. At the Princess Theatre Monday and Tuesday with tiuimer hearing humanitarian In­ 8:00 p. m. Vespers and address. scriptions. The beautiful music of Easter will be repeated for these services. The Popularity of Rubber Heala. Rector will he at All Suints' Church, Sixty per cent of the hlioca manu­ Enterprise for the service, nt 3 p. m. factured In the United Stales today are sold to ho equipped with rubber heels. Shoes for yuen ure more often equipped with rubber heels Ihun shoes for wotuOn. It Is cHllmutcd flint 7(1 (April 8. 192.1) per cent of tho rubber heels manu­ Sunday School 9:30 u. iq. Morning Worship 11:00'a. m. Ser­ factured are for men. Tho United Htafes census of munit fuel urea of mon by Dr. Kerr Boyce Tupper. Sub­ 1020, covering production during 1910, ject “A Most Wonderful Prayer." showed ttiat 275,.'137,2011 pairs of B. Y. P. U. meeting* 7:00 p. m. lesther hoots and shoes were iiiniiuEvening service* 8:00 pt m. Ser­ fadured by 1,440 c«tuhlU)im<t(it*. This mon by Dr. Kerr lloyce Tupper. Sub­ was vsclustva of slippers mid m>cr und The Oakland Six-44 ib an outstanding success! The "Mileage-Basis” ject: "What the Resurrection of oilier footwear not of leather. During Every day, more and more buyers arc convinc­ the seine period the production of rub­ Plan Chrinl in the first century means to ing themselves that no other automobile offers ber heels renched KW,4lls.7tU) pairs, the Christians in the twentieth cen­ und 0,777.tX*3 pairs of rullba.'s and Main Rearing! —-10,000 an equal dollar-for-dollar value 1 In little mitei or more without tury." composition fiber nolcs were manu­ more-than n year, the demand has taxed the •t)cntion. factured. production facilities of the Oakland factory! Valter—15,000 mile* or more without need of All Indictments Oakland is go confident of the superiority of grinding. Aak Law ta Protact American Names. its engine that it gives a written 15,000 mile Connecting Rodi—40,000 Are Nolle Prossed At Hip nineteenth nnnual meeting mitre or more with­ guarantee against excess oil in the combustion and reunion of the Ilmd** Society for At Herrin, Illinois (icncidoglcul Reaeurch, held In till* out attention. c h a m b e r —p ro o f o f-th e s u p e r io r it y of Cjlindrrr, Piuont, Ringr Oakland's cylinder, piston and ring construc­ city,' resolutions ware pnmed nuking Guaranteed in writing ( l l r T h e X■■■irlaled I 'r e - s l tion. Only Oakland offers such a guarantee. Ihut a national urt he ptrnsed by con­ 1 5,000 milei. MARION, III., AikJII 7.—All of the Gat W i/« |r —20 to 25 untried criminal Indictments growing gress making It unlawful for any per­ O nly Oakland gives you a definite'gauge with milce per gallon. son to nssume the family auriiniue of nut of the Herrin riot were nollti any one of colonial, revolutionary which to estimate the actual mileage an Tire*—15,000 to 25,000 milce per ect. Oakland will deliver —free from expense. prossed today following the acquittal or hletorirul fame. It was sleo voted Tranimittion. Atlet, and Consider Oakland’s figures (elsewhere in thii by jury ln.it night of alx defendants that for tho protection o f such name* Major Parle—Life of advertisement) in the light of your own motor­ chai ged with murder in connection and to avoid confusion, mlstakea or the car. ing experience, and you'll appreciate how fraud, the organisation seek to pre­ with the outbreak. vent foreigners from taking any remarkable they are! Joe Rotlxenatdln la remodelling hit colonial or American numes which In Cleveland, the average upkeep-on Six-44’* have been mudo prominent.—Boston new home on the qorner of Bark ave­ Globe. lost year was only $8.06 per car. Other cities nue nml Seventh street und mukirfe p report similarly Iqw averages. modern and most comfortable home Nsw Control for Autos. * ............................... v Consider these fa cts— come which he will occupy os soon as it is T>ta|iensing with the present omerfinished^. ■ — _ jl . . \ in and see the O akland Six gancy-brsluuaud gear-oiiitt levers In any motor car, the dutch, brakes and gear shift* arc controlled by meaus The Dally Herald, lfx: per week. of pneumatic pressure of from 40 to Touring 03 pounds, obtained from tho motor, In Catching Moths By n device of recent Invention. The ap­ according to Popular AJfe Lights Will Not Solve paratus. rhurilr* Magazine, Is mounted on tha Rooms 226-223 Homo time ago sonic of the Sanford DR. R. M. MASON growers following tho plan of Artie d e n t is t Smith to catch the moths that breed New’ Mcinch Building the worms that eat up the hearts of Jf,P 20 | Hanford, Florida celery in the field went in for lanterns and all kinds of lights that would a t­ Don't forget the One Cent tract the moths at night and in this Thursday. Friday and Saturday, way destroy them. Jt seemed that C. Bower. * nml la operated by means of a small pivoted lever. With the new control Jt Is Impossible to strip gears, or to engage tho clutch when >he brakes are KENT VULCANIZING WORKS' Don’t forget the Ono Cent Sale, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,—It. * ■. C. Bower. 3-tfc OAK AVENUE AND THIRD STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, A PR IL (*., 1923 BEFOREBOTH ROUSE TODAY FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO COMPETE AGAIN FOR THE FLORIDA SENATE BLAZED WAY FOR .. INVESTIGATION Id r Thr AMiM-ln|,d I 'm i l \ Florida High School students will | 4. Eligible: “A ll students of high TALLA H A SSE E . A p r i" fl.-T h o I compete again fqr the (-1,000 Uni-! school grade. ---------Florida senate today blazed the way — I versity scholarship.which will t»e g iv - ! 6. Preparationl Essays must In* towards n Joint legislative investiga­ <n to the high echoed student of the written on one aide of the paper only. tion of the death o f Martin Tnbcrt, a WAS INMATE OF HOSPITAL United States who writes the beet es- Each mnnnscrtpt must hear the name, North Dakota youngster who died in A T MACON WHEN THIRD DISTRICTS say on “ 'r The Influence o f Highway 'school, and home address of 'the writer a -Morida private convict camp more ESCAPE WAS STAGED Transport upon the Religious Life of in the upper l(>ft-haud corner o f the than ,n your ago, the result of first page. • * alleged brutal treatment, when by a 0. Award: The scholarship will vole of 28 to .'I it adoptcil n resolution The content for the scholarship glv? -------__ on by H arvey S. Firestone, through 1,0 nwar‘|,'d H a n e y S. Firestone. And Each County With Fifteen BEAUTIFUL ANIl ELABORATE the m Khwny Education Hoard will bej Thl8 scholarship provides lotion and offned by Senator W. A. McWilliams providing for such action. Earlier Gerald Chapman, Lender In Mil­ Thousand Population Riven ULRKMONlKS A|\|{K conducted in Florida hy the General expenses for four year attendance in the day, a house . committee to OF TH E PEOPLE ON ACCOUNT OF lion Dollar Robbery in New • One Member for House • IMS \DM IM STR.\TlO N Till.' DAY i i’ i v Extension Division o f the Univcrsitv »a y college or university chosen hy which a mcmorinl fcgnnling Tabert's University ______ THE York Pulls Rig Stuff RECORD . of Florida which will otfer a number the successful contestant. death from the North Dakota legisla­ llty Tile A »w ln lr 4 l*rr.«i 7. Grading: Essays should be of state prizes for the best essays. 9 •II> TIm* Aawlntnl I’ rrnul (llv TI.P Aonrlnlrd l*rr**l ture Lad been referred yesterday, was T A L L A H A S S E E , April 0.— Identi­ • 11% T i m \ v o i i I i h -it I’ r r s s ) graded on a basis o f knowledge of ATH ENS. Ga., April U.— With his ST. AUGUST INE, April fl.— St. A ti-! Prim-ipuls o f high schools will be granted additional time to make its cal reappointment measures were in­ W ASHINGTON, April »J.— Respond­ the subject, eompcitiou, and appear- report. * . troduced in both house today as -nun gustine opened its final day o f fiesta asked to urge as many high school ing to inquiries ns to his attitude to­ feet propped against a brass rail be­ mice. -. t ■ ns legislative hoppers were thrown' conum'orating the discovery of F lo ri-' a d o n is us possible to write essays Coolidge side the boiler in the hasemont of Representative Fred II. Davis of ward 1021 Viee-President 8. Judging: Principals and teach­ «Pen. ' da with most elaborate and beautiful thiH I " bJBct'1 Krom tho U,tal nx*m' ers iif high schools in Florida are the committee said it would probably predicted Harding's nomination and hospital from which he was thought Heprcsentativd Van Horn offered „ f all events, the ceremonies of the \ \ ,’ rlnc'i»«l wlill M eet requested to forwnrd'the best throe es­ report tomorrow, ami tonight tliere re-election would be demanded by the to have escaped Wednesday night, n constitutional amendment in the . , , ... „ lbv Ihree best cssuys wiitten by his people because of the record of his says only from each school to the wire indications that it would ^rec­ Gerald Chapman, leader in the million house. Senator Mitchell proposed the . « hnn^ « f attended hy troops; students.. These essays will be foradministration. ommend joint action with the senate. General Extension Division, Univerdollni mail robin1ry In New Y’ork two same plan in the senate. Bills pro- " " ," for" ,‘* !" " 1 ,,a» " ‘*rs «'f warded to the General Extension Di­ Coolidge declined to predict what . The matter came up unexpectedly I ,}.i! ! . : ,r :. Spain, France and England were tin- vision njnl entered in the state con- rt*l -v l‘ loridn, not Inter.than May vide for redistricting of the state for in the 1 rettulc, mot that imu) body iiavmg having video voted hi* own attitude would be toward rc- years ago was nearly captured today 1 1023 ’ I *" viding that the counties can lie sliced Curled ami then withdrawn to be re- test. In the state contest the essays ’ The General Extension Division I >'°sU'n,ny « » «ct!on until the nominating ns Harding's running by Hurry Bishop,' guard from tho At.placed by old glory representing the w ill be rnnAidcrcd individually in com­ Im in penitentiary. Chapman vanish- • up foe the purpose of equality, sen.. , i" 1,Ua,il" ' »>•’ .«»•» n..t roI5«rd petition with every* other essay en-i Is cooperating with the national |\U" ' Z " " ’V f “ " n* lb“ " » bJ «* ed again for the third time in ten ate membership to remain »at, .•!■» ,Hlu',atlon " f Horl,,n '*>' Education llo'ard and Is ,ic " “ lb? r ,lu',v w“ * " U,'|U,rl ,n t,n“ * f“ 'tries. tend for first, second, and third place. Highway Highway Education Hoard amt is con, con, doubt day i. He was wounded in the rap­ from tile stall that it would be * us don o f subject., Each county would bo given one mem­ Students winning these places in the ducting n state contest nnd offering ture after his flight, from the Atlanta adopted. The roll call shown! Senber in the house an basis of fifteen " ~~ penitentiary ten days ago nnd was ntute contest will be awarded me J l T t S X i . U W g l rt,p" B l*H t o A b o l i s h thousand population and additional given by the General Extension Di twing held in Athens hospital when „ . son lined lip against it, the two fur' member for ench twenty-five thou- A j I I i l U 1 i l U U U T l School students winning the first ’ . 1 * . * ' vision. Tho essay winning first place .i Flying* Squadron he escaped the second time Wodnoa.daces i . in the stale , contest;. ... .. T l *•)< r. waging on active light. sand thereof. three The , . * ' * Rasing in tho state contest will lie entered day nigtyt. their Htaml on the ground that 'faConcurrence of tho home came on Has Been Prepared in the national contest in competition best essay in tho stale contest will Iter’s death was net o legislative sub^ Hilltop in giving attention to Miss vivn voce vote with not more than with essays from othir slates for tho be forwarded to the National Com­ Jcrt but one for the courts, they I sfelle Tj.ott, a nurse, who aecomIlly Thr \■•nrlnlrd l'rc«a) two dissenting. Today's action was mittee for -compoitioli in the national national scholarship prize. panicd him when the discovery was • TA LLA H A S S E E . April ft—A argued, that an investigation could! without fiery debate that character­ contest for the (I,ll(ii) University The prize offend to tile individual serve to ii-cfnl purpose Hot would ii|..fc"'hfch in effect will abolish the state made and who thereupon fuinted ised tho injection of Tabcrt's death j scholarship. . in the state contest will In* cur on mu cossiii y espeuse. The bo.nd of Icachers* exainiiicrs, known ( ’hiijininri to 'in the proceedings Wednesday. * L NUMBERS II VI) GKATIEY- . students . , , . | , . , l lie iiesi Tiie best essay irotn from eacn each smie state nao nod courts hate the case now, they point- as tlo> "flyin g stpiadron,' mid (dnee minutes later, however, when Miss L\t. S i f t F S S -E N D E D FIVE . K*ven ent.iely i a t a u k n t of the 0UL1 wj„ ,M. ju.,K,..| ,,v * ll.ltj,ma| The house conferred with the sencd out. nml when th • legislntiire lms the preparation and supervision of Scott Ini.I been revived they were un­ DAY PROGRAM | come of the national contest. comniiUv4, tl, u . n|I|loilllw! ,.y „.e ale on the resolution adopted yestcr-1 appointed by investigated they could only pass it I examinations of applicant teachers in able to find the criminal. Immediate Rules Governing Good Roads Essay i United States Commissioner of Edu­ day providing for joint legislative’ on to the judiciary. 1the hands of the state superintendent .arch of the hospital brought qo re­ Contest. 192.1. investigation into the tieulii of Martin One of the most successful Chnutaucation. The nntiona! committee will sult*. When Miss Scott fuinted at Mv member; took the floor H I III* Tabcrt, who didc in a private convict <jua weak* in the history of Sanlord 1. Subject; “ The Influence of read the best essay from each state. coiiig Chapman the convict offered camp as u result of alleged brutal . losed last night with a big audieti 'e Highway Trnnspoit upon the Roll- The decision o f these judges will be half of an investigation. Senator to give first nid but Bishop ordered Gainesville, The bill nlos prescribes Stokes asserting he favored the alioli-1 •!,im svii.c. I lie loll treatment. a.it only satisfied with the closing pro- ous Life of My Community," final. him to return to his room. Chapman t the exnmimitions and corre- ; ’ ion of the stale’s "tw o reiitlianls o f: r"^' governing the ex colling for lump appropriation total- gram hut satisfied with their woik •2. Length: Essay not to exceed D. Correspondence: All correSC't.'l ' “ escaped Wednesday, from tho hospital an inhuman 'and outlived system.-— • s ,,'‘ l,R M ‘*w qualifications with the ling approximately five nnd a half well done in assisting in putting over Toil words. fipondcncc should be a.I.licsscd to the, keeping th,» unfit from the in a suit of clothe* belonging to the million dollnrs for next biennuni for the Chautauqua in Sanford. When I It. Closing Date; Not Inter th.-irt General Ext .isiou Division, Univer- ronvlet leasing and flogging," argued a^*a lie was recuperating from thnl the No. Hi li.ikotn legislature hud; ,,ul,lil* ll •■mbmliea tliiough- guard, those governm ental agencies not tak- . nu considers that Sanford has been May 1, 1P2.'I. *4ly o f Elorida, Gainesville, Flu. te.(nested an investigation and lie d i d '" 1" ,hr ° f W; s - Fnwtlioril, state cn care of by spcciul taxation vas |.utting on Chnutaui|uas for many ■ superintendent o f publie instruetioii, capture after a sensational escape not want tlje word to go out thut the presenter 'to legislature today. To- j years mid that this was the third time •|i||h i VEKN DEAD AS RESOLUTIONS OF HOARD froip Hid federal penitentiary hero 1Florida senate hud failed to respond. as presented in bis bieniiiul leport. tal su nuullcd for by the budget isjfhcy have attempted to put over the it ESI LT OF TORN AIM) 5 l OF I'l H I.If IN S T R U fT lO N ten days ago. Tin* exaiuiiu.tioiis would i>e li.-hl at Senator Johnson mingled his support decreased slightljT more than a jiun-1 Redpath Clmutuuqun it is most pleasS IX TY ARK INJURED FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. least three times a year by the county • for the resolution with caustie critiJrcd and forty-two thoupsaml dollars, ing to those who want belter amusej . isin of tl.e aetion of the North Da­ supfrintGiulent of publie instruction Hot Springs Hotel appropriations for pnst biennum. In- meats to know that this year hus (Ilf Tlir AMorlnf'-d I 'm i l Whereas, this Imaid has la en in - kota l.gislaloio. H.* referred to llo in tho .ouiily scut. The tests, howcrease approximately thr«- hundred been successful in every wuy and that ALE X AN D R IA . April The dead formed o f the death of l)r. J. F. Me-i Destroyed by Fire f,.inrih at state, which othbl’ l " ‘ l'ure.l and graded the University of Florida. Hut do- the prospects look very bright for the ami injured having been accounted Kiniion, at Rulherfordton, North (.r N 1 „.ak,.lK ha,, 1 | 1 .M n i„.,| carrying ,lu’ «,MP»TVlalon of the Mate su Lute Last N ight speakers had ties, i itied as .allyin g crcnso of twenty-eight thousadn rec- return of Redpath next season under fur, Alexandria and I'ineville today Carolina, and p.-i intend.*ut. For the purpose of the friendliest of language, u u "gra-1 ommended for State College for Wo- Jthe auspices of the Rotary eluli and Is-gan to take stock of the damage HOT SPRINGS, Ark., April ft— W heiciis, Dr. J. h. McKinnon was tuitions.” The citizens of one nation| giailing llie board of education would men. Decrease of six thousand five with the help of every One in Sanford caused by the tornado late Wednes­ tut n number of years connected with language ••.... .bed in the most; be I'l.ipow^erstl to appoint ae.iiqmittea* One fireman was killed and two oth­ hundred dollars recommended for and Scminnlcwounty. . day which swept this city, and Pine- the educational Work of this county,^ filiation of I lu* state m i - er firemen were seriously hurt late to­ liploinutic terms, when they a r e , u*," M Commissioner of Afriwiilture, who 'j-y,,. | .;mn Worno Ladies' Quartette ville, across the Red River from here, nntl ‘ . about to grab the throat of other P^Mitei’idcnt. Thu applicant would night, when the walls of the Arling­ recently declared he would go direct vv,.rt. t|u. first number on the program taking .a toll of 12 lives, and injuring Whereas, this board feels thut in I nations, be d< eluted, lie holier e.l, be required to take lie examination ton hotel, noted hostelry which was the legislature for his appropria- Jin,| tjny pleased everyone present more than i>0 persons. Meantime a the d<-u|h of Dr. McKinnon, the ruuse 1however, that an investigation should j *b<* county in which she or he destroyed by fire, bite tuday, crum­ with their vocal and instrumental mu­ relief fund fer the homeless was tlon. resided. bled and fell upon them as they wero of education him sustained a deep be made “ to clear this state's name.' sic and some very good elocution nuni- Iquncheti here, nnd the authorities Fourteen coilifieiitcs lire provided working in the ruins, with u hose line. loss, nnd hers. The girls were great in every were advised that the Red Cross had for u* follows: Temporary primary George Ford is the dead rann. John BASTERN STAR CLOSES Whereas, we desire to express our I’ AI MEIt MAY W IN T IT L E ; pint of their program which was too |forwarded from its depot in Memphis, ccrtiffcutc, the holder o f which rould Wood suffered u broken, leg, and But­ CONVENTION AT TAM I'A I I.MER IS OUT OF RUNNING shoit and hud they not been HAiitcd a supply of U Ms. cots ami blankets, sympathy for the members of the beteach in grades up to the third for ler Hrown was badly crushed. ryaved family, Therefore they would have been called back for for the destitute in I’ ineville, Illy Thr A■»<»«•!•Iril Prr%%! four years; third grade certificate The Arlington hotel, oldest hos­ I I I * 'I h r * t a n r l a l r d I ’ r . ' u l He It Rcsqjvcd, That we extend to I’ineville and the section across the T A M PA , April 5.— The nineteenth at hour’s program instead of half JAC KSO NV II.HE, Fla., April fl.— ! covering first i ix grade, and to run telry in Hot Springs, und one of river were bit hardest of nil of the the sorrowing family our sincere annunl convention of the Grand ihat time. • T. I). Foster of Jacksonville, medalist * for one year; no more than tv.o eer- tnoat noted in .the-south, was rlestroydead nnd injured being found there. .sympathy in tiiis hour of grief, unit Chapter of Florida, Order of Eastern j|,e |(evue Extraordinary nml whusc 72 yrstrnlny led the entire fUdd tTfiraTe* wou|d be issued to any one i e.l by fire of undetermined origin late Star, which- opened hen; yesterday W ifanil Wisdom of t hulk nnd t'lny A check of the damage Mowed thnl further of llill by seven strokes or better, was teueber— .sitoihI grade eurtifieuto for today, all guests, numbering tna*v Be It Resolved. That a copy o f Hiese eliminated in bis first mntch round eight grades nml to run for tbioe than 200, escaping without ‘ serious morning with 850 registered dele-Jjy j j.'_ (*uveny was all that nnd 142 buildings in this vicinity were struck, 20 in Alexandria, 48 in I’ine- resolutions Ik« forwarded to the mem- i today by Dick Tope, of Winter Haven gates in attendance, came to a close ,,.nutlong more and Mr Cavcny won years; first grade certificate to cover injury although dense smoke threat­ family, and in the Flotilla amateur golf champ* 10 grades and to run for live years; ened to overcome cany nr they groped tonight with tho installation of nffi- ’ |nrt,,. ,,|mi. jn n,,. hearts of the Sun- ville, 21 in the Ruby nddition, 50 in her* o f the bereaved the mill town and the gymnasium und further ■ ionship tournament. j-professional certificate, good in ull from a-xils. ccrs. The new officers follow: audience with his moat pleading power plant at Louisiana college. • He It Resolved, That li copy of Al Ulmer of Jacksonville, present f-m.los of tlie high school for five Mrs. I-ocn L. Oglesby, Harlow. , j( ( rtaining and instructive pro­ The loss was estimated tonight nt Report* were received here Into to­ these resolutions be given the press title champion, won bis morning [ years; special ai.d graduate state. uywurds of a million dollars, with Grand MutroD. .gram. U< bus art in plenty and wit llf for publication, nnd further Rev. Charles E. Guttcridgc, of I ort a|| uiifyiilim; spring of fine water ‘ a> “ ni t . 1..nml. but was I►eaten by Gordon Qualificslion* for each grade of something more than half thnt sum ut Libus, III. miles east «>f Alexandria, Be It Resolved, Thut.these resold* Giblwins, youthful Tampa slur, in tin* certificate arc prescribed l.y thu meas­ coveted by insurance. I-auderdale, Grand Patron. |1IH gltctrhf* nml talks were gieutwith the injury o f four persons. lions be adopted ns pott" o f the afternoon round. Mrs. Claudia ChrUtlan, Miami, As- [v ,.,^,^,,,1. His sketches of pryminIn addition, lo.q* of |iersonul effects, ure, and each carries with it an ex­ minutes o f this meeting o f The Board Virtually all local fuvuritos wore amination (I S including jewelry, money and cloth­ sociate Grand Matron. ,.‘n( peu)Jt. jn the audience were wonWilliam S. Wright plntform man­ of Public Instruction. eliminated in today’s play. Appear­ Judgo Cary B. Fish. Rradentowiu, (ally us everyone easily No teacher would be allowed to ing o f guests will run into a consid­ ager o f the Redpath Chnqtnuquu left Adopted this third day of April, ances indicate that the championship Associate Grand Patron. ■ iccognized our popular dentists, Dr. touch In tlie publie M-hools of the erable sum. Most of the hotel will either go to Tampa or Miami ns Arthur II. Carter, Holly, Hill, Grand Mawit| wll,| |Jr. Caswell—and lie did this morning for Cordelc, Georgia, 1023. no personal state withoutone. of the certificates. punts were left with where the Chnutauquu wilj be put on Board of Public^Instruction fo r " they havo the strongest field ntill property other than the clothing they Secretary. _ . not pick on dentists especially since Provision is made, however, for the Seminole County, Flbrida. left in the championship flight. wore, when the alarm was given. Mrs. Lillian R. Britton, of Titus- j c ha(j no ,m,ans of knowing who the next week. "B ill" made many friend* issuunco of tetnproary certificates in here who want to see him back again. * • . C. F. HARRISON. Tho only Jacksonville player still The cscupe of many guests and em­ villc, Grand Treasurer. gentleimn v/orc and picked them at emergency cases by the state super­ ( ’!rA. D ALLAS. loft iu the championship flight is ployes was facilitated by the moun­ MrS. Lena Bird, Greenville, Grand rjjni!on, fr„ ni the audience. . intendent upon the lequest of the F. T. W ILLIA M S . Andy Mason, former southern champ­ tain slope on which the hotel wua Conductress, and Mrs. Celeste BnrThe tulk of William Wright, the ranks as one of the most progressive county superintendent. Such certifi­ T. W. LAW TO N, ion. T. W. (Tub) Palmer Miami, built; ut the rear of the building rett, St. Augustine, Associate Grand platform manager, now known to hi* cities in the south and one that want­ cate would hold good only until thu Secretary and Su|>crintcndent. formur state champion, is still playing ed and intended to huve t h r - b c ^ f egress from each door to thu mounmany Sanford friend* ns “ Bill" was next examination. Conductress. , strong, nnd is picked by some as tho high class entertainment* every yenr The meeting closed with the final also greatly enjoyed ns he told of the Tlie age limit for teachers is placed tab' KUONKNH HAS BIG A N N IV E R ­ winner. A golf dinner nnd annual The fire was»discovered In the baaereports o f committees and short ad- wonderful success of the Chautauqua nnd the Redpath Chautauqua was n ut 17. meeting of the slato nsoointion will SARY’ SALE. r Sanford and as he freely confessed! fixed Institution here from this time dreuea by the grand chapter officers. The cxnminulion questions, the bill mcnl o f the hotel at 3 o'clock this be held tomorrow evening at Tinio-^ Sanf»r<t .x|«rtl»K to forward and would Brow alroosor ood A number of delegates will remain V “ "d provides, *hnU bo practical and pre­ afternoon, at which time it had al-* wounn club at which officers will bo Sec the advertisement of M. Kronen pared with the aim of te s tin g the icady gained considerable headway. over until Friday morninj: to make n hnvo a difficult tir.ro In I'ollloB » bailor >«ar '■/ >‘ " r; sec- in thin issue, he can save you money elected and the pluce for next yeur'S ..I " but was bavin. »i.h » f . r ''ifAccordin, t t .ho fl«u o. o f ho teaching ability rather than “ verbal Strenuous efforts of the ^city depart­ boat trip to St- Petersburg as guests as you will see, tho many bargain* tournament decided on. — ' forvn. Idea alrd rare (bat «avo SanroUni nnd Irenaurer, Mfia Mall tt bit memory." The board of eduentiun ment jKisonncr were Unavailing in o f the St. Petersburg chapter. plaro in .bo-ChaoUu.; nor. .h thl. t o d ho hiahoa. place .ho ChauUn-lnar. i. mornina. mornl.rB. .bo <ho Cb.nUuqu. Chautauqu. nfa f that ho-is offering to you in his* ad. would be invested with the authority chucking its spread, though it waa lord inim mi, qua H Sl for tho o l » of lb . city.Uer r l . y . 't o paying „ . , l n C all nil expenses o„K-n.o» will will \m b . able abl. go tp show that you will bo wise to T a r iff Commission to promulgate rules and regulations confined to the lower part o f the tlua ervuit for b ^ 'J , ^ over to the Boy Scouts the call around while the snlo Is guing on TH IE V E S A T GENEVA AGAIN. to curry out the full intent and keep building for an hour. Denso smoko Begins the D rafting " ” , r « h ,mh«d w o!k....... falthfully auru o f (325 which i. oomolhlnB of nnd get in on the many specialties working the purpose o f the measure. in corridors and even outside tho burn­ Thieves seem to h|V( n special lik­ Statement on Sugar , h . » of .ho Cbauuuqua nnd u ld lw b ld . the city nnrl oonnly c n «oU that you will find thoro. Dresses, nil ing building interfered. With thu work * behHlf of W)0|d . ’aill have foci proud and the young ladies and the latest styles and shades at price* ing fo r the Logan Mercantile Co., nt o f thu firemen. * ny n,«n who bv their hard work and jxipuhir to all buyers, tho Famous _ Geneva. Some time ago they broke he hoped that W A S H IN G T O N ., April ft.— The Comptroller Calls Fully fifty persons, . unablo to the pleasure of greeting h * many staunch crufcnvor to give Sanford a Bon Ton Corsets; how l* your chance tariff .commission today began draft­ into tho store and shot Mr. Logan in reach tho rear and, blocked from For Bank Statements friends here next year as their plat­ Chautauqua huve succeeded so well to get them cheap, walstti in all pop­ ing u preliminary statement covering the right arm and were frieghtened stairs by the smoke-filled halls, wero form manager and that alb the Chau*re to lw commended by tho right ular models and colors, be sure 'and sugar price siluatio’n in reply to the away by him shooting nt them. ” c : rescued by firemen, who reached -the 1 n T i f (MartatrS I'r r u l tau.!ua lKopIc ^crc Jcavmg ^ tfalnkln)r ^ o p lc of thia community see the ad In today’s paper ,then call president's request for information on nesday night they broke into hi* ware­ W ASHINGTON, April 0__ Comp­ front windows ou hook and ladder^ woul(J |HWft| T |,c Herald will give o summary of ut the ntoro and see the goods, you that subject. It is indicated thut house without his being aware of with nothing but I troller o f Currency issued a call for equipment. lid her J*°ple ui n ,ho accomplished this season will ^iot refuse the many bargains probably u week would be consumed their thelr preaenoe and after stealing ti u »»«« ...h.l|,.vicr the circuit had a lh£ condition of all national bunks at • I {.getting together certain atatia- close o f business April 3. * car o f D. D. Daniel liauled the geoJ ", Sanford ^ was tnd give the nsmei of those who are that are on display there. Mr.. Fred L. Flelsher, from New responsible and also give some o f the tica which thu commission cun obtain' U, a p l . „ near. Okco I . wbor. „ T p ~ r CbaoUaqa. Y’oik, is the guest of Mrs. M. Fleisbar The Daily Herald, 16c per week. from government sources. Thu Daily Herald, 15c pur wuck. r t a n d o a « l tba c a r and tank n »n > ^ |0 the front plsns for the future in a later issue. for a few fcn FINAL DAY OF BIG FIESTA AT 321 S E N A T O R S ST. AUGUSTINEMy Ff-I A JIT A f If2I I A LAST NIGHT , • •• St-. . . COOLIDGE SAYS HARDING ELECTION WILL BE DEMAND FOUND BY Gl �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1923 PAGE SIX o£ newspaper clippings h® has theyj tan Tie convinced that he has wrestled when score* werc*countod it Was found NOTICE 1U that Mt*. George Fox held high wore The Sanfoi .•u;d was presented silk lingerie. The contemplates |cut prize, a jut©.’ work hnn, was won by Mrs. K. K. Koumillat. At the conclusion o f the card*same Jihc hostess served delicious refresh­ ; liiepts. • • . •• * Substituting for absent, club mem­ bers tvero: Mrs. George Fox nnd Mrs If. Gilmore Clifton, o f Jacksonville, The club members present were: Mrj*. II. * I*. MtCuller, Mrs. G. D. Bishop Mrs. Frank Milltr, M rtf.T; K. Itoumiljin l, Mrs. Hal Wight nnd Mrs. George Knight. • * Igou o f Eusfi.x wns in >i|«y on business. * He is ^Senator Igou who in one of fiKiniinent business men nn\ in the stale. S O C IE T Y . SOCIAL CALENDAR __filusLaiJLOtLP. nb swbl corporal I - 11. to nek holder or o ld rorpofatlnn. l«>'-a vo le o f t.OSS ai.urca o f stock, salit number of.* shares o f stock lielliK nu*ri- tlmil llircc-fi.u n its o f the tatni nuniber o f slninn o f M odi Miliscrllicil. It w.m i!«cm«-it tx p fiiir n t to, IJoss itr.w-ml A llT t r u * . V I o f the Charter o f tip- a v N F O H n -m r u .D iN t! a k p i .o a n nl tftle o *' l*> t ii«- la-linvu of n lttllnu att* n t l .# rttiirrfif '<* h L tlf* T Ti tw O nltjfiously am w njiil to n ig h ts hfaitie. yV n ) ( i r|| nml r<.r r y titig.in New York, with I.aurpttc Tay­ lor in Tift; at?llnr role, the divIhc’Sgr, nh Bernhardt arrived in the metrop­ olis. A fte r watching Miss Taylor act, I Reinhardt m b r *', . “ One young artist in Kew York has a strong contender. Gftv pounds and King 170 ASfttM'f ATION* In .the manner herein-I t . • Uoiji.arc o f the same type after .... . stutrj. ' . ••fore. N otice Is U'-rclif aivl-rl that upAml tho evenly matched IN K O IID m n .ItlM *, A N D I.OAN 'IATIO.N*. a cot por.lt Ion. Inlentls mdsftd to produce scores o f, .... to apply to the Honorable Cary A. H ar­ r t h c local Tans who have I,per .liovu tn or of. 4fco state o f Vlnrl<tl>. licen waiting for goad clean tvrcr-L- {1lit *1allalnif.Mcc, I-'lorWn, on ll|« SOtli iliry o f /ipri^ A. It. 182.1. fn f the nf ling^SWd first <;Iurs entertainment.! <>i,( i,iiln«- an umenJmcnt o f A R T IC L E VI. o f the (.'hnrtar o f tire HANFORD An attempt will bn mudo to match f n r fl.P I N H A N D r.O.VN,ASSOCIATION, to read as fo llow s, ta -w lt: -j ihe winnerKo f tonlghCs battle with "A rtic le V I.—-Tiic h«Khc:-t amount, o f , . J iy W. Dean or Farmer Petcrn. Indci.tcilnerrt or lluMHty to .which tills who w ill become. wltHin five j citrslhv.___-crowd-ia-expectad to-motor j -corporntlTTn~mt flTt "HrRJoi’T nUTiTT " hI pi TT* ’ ••• tin- J*um o f T w o 11moire,)- amt -F ifty I forembst actro3Ji in this country.” . (,ut to Lake Mary tonight nnd wit- Thousand D ollar* ( 1 2 2 (1.1108.0 0 )." IN W IT N E S S W IIK tlK O l*. SAN 1*0110 It is this same play, “ Peg 0* My ilc« s (his athletic contest ns the p ro -1 Ml H.OI.VH A N H I.OAN ARSOt.TATlOJV* Heart,” which Miss Tnylor has just 1Tl0tors expect to'arrange for several a corpoi.ttIon. Iiok council this notice tompictcd immortalizing on tho seroon 1Wch matches and all lovers o f k°od. lo t Metro, under the direction of King clenn.sport should not miss any o f], .Vidor. This brilliant actress has had them. Seats arc on snie lit Bower’s 1 a enreor o f eminence in the theatre p rUK Store at popalnr prices. Every the the the nnd StrawberricjV areplentifui and-being plentiful nre cheap in nnd around Sanford now. This is n good time for the people to get all the berries they -can buy nnd can them and prerervu them and save money thcrcliy. It r * « k a « * » r f r l r a l i » U f lln * r * —If r * a a re K «lM « u n /w k rr* • » t » « l » I k m , , n t if >«*«• «*r* riilrrtaln ln a, «*rll • • • • ( ■ ! 'M r® to tlila d r p ir t M M l. * ! » • « * Ittk ll*. or tflrpknnr the Item. It ttll ■he i r u l l r k M t f f l e t t * Thursday— Chautauqua, Grand Con­ cert, Laura Werno I.adies’ Quartet, nt -1 p. m.; Concert nnd Art Revue at K p. m. • • • Thursday— Union meeting of the E|»• worth Leagues at the. Methodist Church. •Thursday— Mrs. fi. Puloslon will ( ntertain the niemhorn* nf the Duplirule Bridge Club at her home in Hose Court. Friday— Mrs. George Knight will en­ tertain at tile third o f a series of parties at her home on Magnolia avenue. Fridny— Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston will entertain a number of Iter friends at Iter home in Rose Court. Sunday— Pageant, "A Modern Prodi­ gal Son” at the Methodist church at 7:30.p. m. under the'auspices of tho Epwortlr League. Monday— Mm. J. E. Balu-r will enter­ " tain the tuemhers o f the Pipe Or­ gan Clul* at her home on West First G U Y B A TE S POST One of the most successful Orien­ tal photoplays ever produced. A gorgeous spectacle and (pie o f thl* most enthralling love stories ever filmed. More thrilling than the Arabian Nights— morti entrancing than Borneo and Juliet; Scenes o*"rare henufy in Persian gardens. Oricwtal temples and jutlaceit .with tho beauties o f the Shah’s harem. N o v e l t ie s a l s o -Friday and Saturday“ P e g O’ M y H eart” Included ■ Added Attractions Don’t foTgot the One MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-W vine Sarah ----- T O N I G H T - ----- i-port arc confident that iir Rofs thu, nml a-siatlii’t under the la'vii ot l i t * !?«alc -if I-'ioriila. <luc notice l*:t» inK westerner wtyl. rjnd; m meet his superior . „ liven glvvti ny- prescribed tiy lav. .1 .>-1 While “.Peg O* My Heart’ was LAU RETTE TA Y LO R In a Scene From PE G O’ M Y H E A R T. A t Ihe Princess Friday.and Saturday T K lrt JH T O C B K T 1 F T that o r till* , <lny or Alnrrh, A. U . -1823, ntc. speHo\y;j' SCUt efal mi-etlng •*! |h-' rt tick belli .1 o f S A N FO R D u riJ .IM N il A N D I/JAN AN-J ever many real mat followers o f th e , H O t'lATtoJf, a corporation t.rarnlac.i -.onio Very tough. customers. Daily Fashion Note - The Daily herald, 15c pc* week. Laura Werno I Julies Quartette to­ night :zl the Chautaut|ua lent, one of the best musical attractions o f the senron amlnlso the Art Revue nnd Wit and Wisdom o f the Chalk and Clay. The end of the best ('Itaulaii<tuo reasons that Sanford ^has ever wit nest ed. SUBTLE LINES M AKE FOR ' GRACE Paris nrrfcrrrd lo develop the rharm­ ing frock to the left in one of the new bltMcrcd wool cf» |*t *. hut t he woman with a limited allowance for drees could duplicate it in gingham, taffeta, rltamhray, itihing or linen. The ilrtwt is laid in plain it ihe sidea, a licit ol rclf-nutcml confining the fulness nt the' waikt. Tho neck anti kimono rlecves tin* lio'.ind with braid. Medium sire rtipiirt!* 1r. yard 5-l-ir.ch cr 3J{ yards -IQ-iru Is *.tcH.!. Essentially a tyi * for you;! 13 the wrond frock i:t th-fk blue v<*l crfpo trimmed \-it!t fancy silk hr. id. It Jiiln an (iral-sh.i|k-.1 neck and clours oil the left side. The deep sections that lengthen the Union;* -hrvis'rfre u-itlt'Crcil into narrow wti-thands. Medumi t»i/e rcrpiin * -lsi.yan!sJd-inch material. First Model: i’irtorial Review Dn-ss No. 1416. H/ts, Jt to TO inch-11 hint. Trier, j.VreitlR. . Set otvl Moilil: Dr* s No. , 11.11. ;;i/e-», it to 46 iiu.lu.-j Ltut. Price, 35 cc-nu, ,...* » Owen W. Thomas of Chicago, * ireuit manager o f the Eedpatn'*4tjtutaui|ua is in the city coming over to help close the successful season for Sanford and also to look over tl.rt ground for next season. Mr. Tltdmax nothing l>ttl the highest praises fot* the Sanford people who put tin ( haul.unpin over thin kcukoii for the With Harold llad.in-. aeting posln.aster and Dwight Rahhett as sirsist' not, and all the other employees on the jolt the Sanford post office is iimv •Ik J. Mays, of Tampa, was in the city yi-Hteiday tningiiiiK with frit imIh ing along ns well ns cndld he expect I ed with shortage of money for inure and attending to business. lu-lp and for much needed meessorie:;. It ji hoped I lint when Congress meets Among those ill the lily again this detieieney in the i mtogeiicy tinnxurting liusiness v.as funds will Is* made up at once allow*ly o f Jurksoiiville. i ing tin* post offices all over the coun­ try the ilium c to give the public l*etDtx'tor and M u. W. R. Sanders, of i,-i- M-iviee hy tuoploying the needed Derry, N. II.. ate ti-itinit Mr. and help. Airs. J. P. Davjsoit at Twin Lakes. The doctal Mrs. Davison's brother. Mirst-a Pattye Lyle ami Ethel T il­ ler leave tomorrow Cor Winter Haven where they will attend a house party given by Mist- Madge Humphrey. ■ Mr. and Mrs. F. I'mclor an­ nounce the liitlli of a daughter at the Fernald-Laughton Im-pital. The lit­ tle ludy lias been named Marcia Lyle. . Mr. and Mrs. John Stamper ami Mrs. S and house guesth, Mr ColTeyville, Kan*., ai Gnverick, of Tulsa, •> HU Augustine Sunday N. dcV. llowatd Chapter, U. D. t v.-itl have . adhi-i rlpliiin Bridge, ■Wed­ nesday afternoon, April 11th at the Polish 11hum;.' Phone Mrs. W. T. PIPE ORGAN C l.l'lt Langley. 121) -or Mra. IL J. Holly <Ul> The Pipe Organ Club_met mi Muu- ..A • £ H r-j LO VELY IIHIDGK P A R TY Ertlerlzitting in Iter usual charming and gracious muimrr, Mrs. George DeCottas, was bosteas yesterduy utternoon at bridge at her 'bmmi wnTTugnolla nvoniP, the guest* l»elng Uu* members of the Fortnightly’ Bridge Club. . Fragrunt red csnuilions and*-ferns in narript glass ho.. Is and v/sea were 'artistically used in th».l«a*m^ where the hard tables were artuticed. - Tim hours pasted nuivkly in the in­ teresting game of bridge, played, 1,000 MEN AND WOMEN tO R B iM Prcycnls Skidding, Means. Safety, and - they rust no mure than ordinary Tires V HIGH TE S T G AS O LIN E F. P. R IN E S 1C5 Palmetto Avc. Phone -181-J ROUTH . sNext to FrincesM Theatre n B a n n ia e D 9 D B »n iB a o a i:B u u fln »M M U E ia H a H a B B H a * Notable W restlers to Meet at Lake Mary uSkatin.fr RinlfToniirbt Tile fii t big sporting event t \'er held in Sanford has been nnnouti.-cd in the Kin - R-r s wrestling match for Simplicity and a il.tinlj* hit o( cm- T h a i-lav l i ning of this week and it brnidciy at-out the neck, hem and I * t l 11>mi es to oipass anytliing that has sleeves mark flic Itmk to the l.-lt. ii mill-gray n-zo crf-|*c. "Ihe tlosiar * * .. i been st-:ged in tiiis part ef I-'loroa I In-.-houl'!i is, i lie (runt bcinn sl.e.lu < i la. Aiem iiiiig to local pioinoters in towatd the liiiblliae, UlCIl ll u ititt i Jink Ross, o f West Palm Beach, one edges gathered to the iip|*cr idyis i •*t tin j- :■ pals, is prohnldy tho form a yokccfTecl. The kimono idei v may |>e long or short. At the lui k, le t kmuj] -eslhr in Fioritla and the upper t ilge of the ilrcM ti gaili. im i- tvso -!iizrd us lhn .Greek chompinii to a yoke. M« ilium size inpiiiei 4 of the south and in said t:> he the yards .pi-ineli 1lu1Uri.ll. Radium taflrta i» the lovlieH mate, i« a*ling i. ntender for the light heavyrial that eotild In- Bella led (or iln v.-eijrltt mat title. sei'jitd design, and one should evi 1 Rail’ ’* King, who now ii\es in San­ include the silk for the to'.hd eirdle ford, ami i* employed hy the AtneriFor the collar silk, ihrvad or met. jacc would l*e appropriate. A i!i-.r. van Emit ('unvers. eonu's here front tit - I’nc’ fii < it.-iel where lie is said to short sleeve j with mil <ufj.. Met I have T it .- u d tip on 511 Opponents and size rctpiires 2TZ v-<Vs ^f* im it taf'i 1 with Ja yard <*Qju^x lor the imih if one \\ illertiul) body and 1*4 yard of wide lace h*r t collar. ** First Model: Pictorial Review l>r< No. 1477. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches Im Price, 35 cents. Second Model: Drees N<>. t; Sizes 16 to 20 years and 34 to 40 i-i 1 bust. PripW,5 cents. FOR COTTON CRI-PE AND .TAFFETA . * * * * 10 Stores in Georgia * * * * * * * * * * * Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 ^ J *♦* * * J ♦«.♦ * ^ C O L O R E D 'R A T IN E , yard 1 IN D IA N -H E A D , Guaranteed Fast Colors, yard........ 48c COLORED R G A N D Y , yard W H IT E DOTTED SWISS, yard K N IC K E R B O C K E R TW EED , yard P L A IN W H IT E L A W N OU can depend Y ontlrenewGoodyear Cord Tire with tVi <;.iry l i r k g tli.it. Is «lhU-*i ■** In Slispr. si:*- nml i|>Billt). Tlu n-Mittn wi l l itlvi' >uti l';.t Ii l il t I' n '• mt •‘ IlMlIilrro’ llrnitattur- Hill Lumber Co, Phone 130, Sanford (very sheer), yard S A T IN S TR IP E S H IR T M AD R A S , yard 3G-IN. W H IT E L lN flN ^ y a rd th e b e v e le d A ilWeathcr Tread to g iv e you g r e a te r mileage, better serv­ ice, and longer wear. These advantages arc due to the semi­ flat tread, a new im ­ proved rubber com­ pound, heavier side-r walls nnd the rein­ forced blocks of the new beveled tread. It is the best tire Goodyearever built. O N E L O T TISSUE DE LU X E , yard 72-IN ..TA B LE D A M A S K , yard 3G-IN. P A J A M A CHECKS, yard Ai G—Jy—r Santcm Station Doaior, m mil an/ rffWn•non/ c »»< r »«r T im on/ m f b « m US up m « # llh i f h ntm ndmrJ Soct k* tAom ilm ndm rJ C—dymu SmpUm K E N T VULC. W0R1 Oak Avenue and Third Street SANFORD. FLORIDA First Street * * “. y y i g b P i a i M t # * * * f f * * . SELLS IT F O R LESS * * * * * * 1 Store in Florida P L A IN W H IT E F L A X O N , yard tin The K. dcV. Howard Chapter,;!). D. will ho!d a CoufTed food .>alt> at Stoke Cash Stare, Saturday uftyrnoon. April 7th. All doiutlioni will pi a so he rent in prompt. J1KS. J. D. PARKER, 5-3le Chairman. GOI.I) L E A F HOUSE NUMBERS and -Name Plates at Sanford Sign Shop. • 1-Gtc A LF R E D FOSTER Serielti) )\ >ml tIi Iii 1, j«,ur Hum' uy might to hu> In (Klnit I u i i -U u f Ilia It •]u:itit> ( » r nulliiltur. COOKED FOOD S A W nary were marked from early child hood. . , . «The Herald delivered six times a She posscsited cq much vitality’ -ant week for 15c. . ' ; imagination that, if nothing was stir ring, if it was a dull.^nonotonou.s day . , NO TICE OF S P E C IA L M EETING OF .die soon managed to enliven it in one STOCKHOLDERS OF VALD EZ .H O TE L COM PANY way or aifuthcr. She would do such things ns •well let Miss Taylor tell -------it h«rseif. Sppnking.of her childhood NO TICE IS HEREBY G IVE N that days in New York, recently, she said: a spenal meeting of the stockholders “ One Sunday 1 was walking.through „r VALD E Z HO TEL CO M PANY will n deserted street in .Harlem. Nothing |,0 hbid nt the office o f tho Vlce-I’ reastirred. Tho dead silence* was too {dent of-the tompany at tho Seminole much for me. The only living thing^f;ounty Hank in tHo Cit</ o f -Sanford, besides m yself was a horse tied to a pioridn, on*the 23rd day o f April, A. post. I untied him, gnvo hiiwn switch d , jrtmj nt the hour o f 8:00 o’clock-p, and yelled: ‘ Runnuway hni^e.’ n:..for the* purpose of considering nml “ Instantly.the wholu street swarm- r.cting upon the purchase of* all the m I with people. Tho horse was caught holdings o f SANFORD HOTEL CONno harm w»3 done, and 1 went home jjT R U d jIO N COM PANY, INC., in­ satisfied. ^eluding th e ‘ Valdez Hotel premises "In those day *. I used to imitate ntl,i n|| property o f every klntl, nature • in'.diody tfll the time, or play a part nRj description owned-hy SANFORD Presidt nt Don’t forftet tlte One Cent Sale, tursdny, Friday and Saturday.— It. fto w o r. * 3-lfc ^During the sen in! hour which fo l­ lowed M'm. Scott act Vet1 Mruwhcriy frappe, »a t meal eookiex r.nd coffee. Stile If you want to realize that there is an urt of halting, you need only look at the counters of Itouth’s Bakery. There, rowa-upon rowa of Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crullers, Muffins, and scores of other varieties tempt I lie appetite and delight the, eye. Ahsolgte purity of ingretlitnl'Odfkctl in the cleanest, most scientific ovens. day afternoon with the newly elected for rote president, Mrs. \V. M. 8eolt, at ln-t attractive home on Oak avenue. A t tlte liusiness session) a most gratifying repurt was read l>y the ehairmuT) o f the bazaar eomlnittee Tlie Herald fur first class juh work W ANTED Cent Thursday, Friday* and Saturday__ B C. Bower. , 3-tfi * * * * < • W ela k a Block * �THE SAKPORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, A P R *. 6,’ 1923 SECOND STREET BETWEEN PARK AND OAK way of (ft ! AI IT Y - GOODS to Spring House Cleaning Days CHASE-0 Washes and Blues, Needs no j Rubbing, pk g. t G IAN T L Y I OLD DUTCH CLEANSER A. & P. AM M O N IA, lO-o/. Ilottl BON-A Ml, Cake or Powdered NAPHTH A SOAR I’OWDER Large Package ........ SCRUB BRUSHES STERLING BROOMS, Sire li STERLING BROOMS, Size 7 K IR K M A N 'S BORAX SOAP i. CLOTHES LIN K S ( t o f t . Hank) CLOTHES PINS (Carton of* 21) CAKES STAR or LENNOX * •TRY OIJR FAMOUS TEAS c'matA T L A N T IC AND COFFEES & PA C IF IC ?, Over 7 5 0 0 stores in th e U.S.A mcr frocks and a>{-Inncc nl their ad­ vertisement todny will convince you that they are,Beilins: dome choice de-1 signs in summer frocks at prices thati will make them move. This line em­ braces'the cotton and silk gowns and dresses. Two days sale Saturday and ' ' • GrCnt weather and more o f it to Monday. , follow. '. , CI1 L'f tCIi W E L Il’ S ON Sl.M M EI The Chnutnuqun closed n most suc­ H ATS . . cessful five day’s program Inst night ■ Churchwell’s, the plnce where they S - Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley of sell for cash'nnd sell for less ndver- j Chuluota were in the city today on tise I-ndies Summer lints today and *. u shopping expedition. sport dresses ami ratine dresses and i dotted awiss dresses and gingham ^ Rev. Gubnrd and Rev. l.ognn of dresses and give the prices.. See the ■ Geneva were in the city today en advertisement ant! .go to Churchwcll’s ■ route to the I’ rt-sbytcrinl meeting ut before you buy. They can nlways S Kissimmee. save you money on anything in their ' extensive lines. j Jack Ross is sojourning in the-city awaiting another mutch with Ralph BISCU IT S A L E DEM ONSTRA­ S King ami IhG next mulch will be to TIO N A T STOKES' M ARKET ■ a finish ami be something worth go­ ■ ing to, see. In today’* pnper you will see THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. APRIL 0, 1923 ir-.Itugc, THIS IS A A R M O U R ’S LIG H T-H O USE SOAP, “ A bargain” , 8 bars fpr S PR IN G LAM B* pcr.lb# .............— -,i, •..................... CH ICKENS, FRESH K IL L E D , per l b . ...... ..................:..... F A N C Y LEGS OF PO R K , per lb...... .......... ~........................ *-------------------— ^ ------- - ' : " Prime Steer Pot Roa8t, lb. ........ * ......15c Juicy Oven Roast, lb.'..................... ........15c short Ribn, lli. ....................... ............. j.IBc Steaks, Plain, Tb............... ................. 15c steaks, I’ Int, lb. ...15c T-Bone Steak, lb........ ............................. 15c Rnatnn T.nlnn ll> ........... 15C Sirloin Steak, lb.............. .........................15c Seven )hmi» StnnkT..lb.__ ______ _______ __ 15c San Francisco Split Steak, lb................ ,:.15c Short Cuts Steak, lb.......... .................... 15c Silversitle Steak, lb...........................;...... 15c Upper Buttock Steak, l b ....................... ‘..15c ! Under Buttock Steak, lb.......................... 15c R. II. Daugherty representing the Graham Pnper Co., with headquar­ ters in St. lrouis and with branches in all the cities o f the United States was in the city today calling on the local trade. Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Brown ^ {J a c k ­ sonville ure in the city for a few iTfrys visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Brown hus just returned from a six months visit to her brother in Sncreinento, California, and her many San­ ford friends nre glad to see Iter again. Mr. and Mrs. Brown resided in San­ ford for several ybnr.q but are now making their home in Jacksonville where Mr. Brown is Florida sulesmanngcr for the Virginiu-Curolina Chemical Company. Fred Eberhurdt of Cleveland, Ohio, and with southern headquarters in Atlanta is ill the city looking over the paving situation. He represents the Williette process o f sheet asphalt and has something that is different from the lest, lie is an old racing driver having l>een in two had. acci­ dents at the Indianapolis Speedway several years ago which forced him to r, main in the hospital for almost a year. He is well known in Florida as In- raced several times, at Daytona Uuiudu-uiul made several-record*.- ad of Stokes' Cash Store. They ■ having a demonstration sale o f National Biscuit Company's produ If you want lo buy cheap be sure visit this snlc and take advantage ■ LEG S ■ u p at c Hi. 5 m jj " 2 In today's paper see the ml of J| Stem per & Co., ns they are offering ■ you goods at prices that will mean a sure sale and ns to tin- quality try them once and you will go hack for they sure deliver the good* when it conics to selling groceries and meats elu-np. Plenty of fresh vegetables daily and plenty of poultry for that Sunday dinner. ‘ Visit their store on ■West First Street ami see the many bargains thnt they have to o ffer you. They will show you how to reduce the higli cost of living. • PU R E FOOD M A R K E T IN S T A LLS ern and western Florida, on which she accompanied Miss Skinner, Fed­ eration president. There were sec­ tional meetings held at Jasper, Tenrncola and Apalachicoln .wjng-e many delightful courtesies were shown these two popular women. In SecClub, dnr.t tlon 2, the iireling waa held with the ie ror.-.odel-. Thilaco Club of Apalachicola—a club ho regular, now twonty-'sl xycafs eld. Section 3 held there j gathered in Jasper, and from there president, j the two ladicn went on to Tallahassee If with her where they intuYriewcd various troliUiEJl- rud,.bns-du.4x>haif-of--thr- IrgtTddtl^'prbT f the club, gram of the Federation. The meeting this timi of Station 1 was held in Pensacola, ion of the one of the most charming Florid* Robinson cities. The cluh.s in this part of the 1. O. Over-1state as everywhere else nre cither Woman's building homes, or plnnning to build. j let ns s , *t: r j i 25c S s V E A L R O A S T S , p e r lb . ......... ........................................................ ................ 2 5 c S 2 V E A L F O R P O T P I E , 2 lb s . f o r ............................. .......................... .............. 2 5 c 2 ■ F A N C Y F L O R I D A P O R K , C O R N - F E D , p e r l b . .................... .................2 5 c ■ P I C N I C H A M S , p e r i l ) ........................................... .............................................. 15c S F A N C Y B R E A K F A S T B A C O N , p e r l b ......... ............. ............................ 2 5 c f D O N ’T O V E R L O O K O U R G R O C E R Y S A L E — A L L F R E S H G O O D S g See the ad of Hunt’s Pharmacy in today’s. Hcruld and you will see how to snvc mopey for they have the goods at the right price and will always give you your money's worth in their,line. Plenty o f cold drinks to quench your •3 thirst on these hot days. They also j quote in their ad'that they will save you 25 per cent on your drugs. Go in ■ and see them und talk it over, with J ■ them and be convinced. N . * . ■ *. ’ | Pork Shoulder .Arms, lb................. :...-.... 15c [ Legs of "Lamb, Western, lb............ .‘...i......35c ■ 'Sirloin Steak, Western, lb. ............ ......':.M.35c J T-Bone Steak, Western, lb.....:..l............ ,.!.35c J | Round Steak, Western, lb....................1.....25c £ Lamb Roast, Western, lb...................... ...25c 5 Lamb Stew, Western, lb.....................:’....i20c £ — l-simtrP.hrmT“ \VpiilPi,nJ1t1........... f» !f^ H * 1 I^egs of Pork, Western, lb.................. ...... 20c- £ Loins of Pork. Western, lb. 25c * Shoulder o f Pork, Western, lb. .±.J............20c i Pork Chops, Western, lb............ '..... ........25c S Pork Roasts, Western, lb.......................... 20c £ 1 Breakfast Bacon, Western, lb......... ......35c | , O F M I L K - F E D V E A L , p e r l b ........ ....................................... ........... 2 5 c ■ C I T T I F T S n p r lh • otb, ■ V F A Ij C H O PS ' p rr >Jrs. Huge will be remembered Fancy White Bacon, lb...........................15c Beef to Braze, lb...................................... 15c Beef to Boil, lb................................... .....15c Beef to Kettle Roast, lb......... ................. 15c Beef to Steam, lb.......... ................‘....... -,15c These Cuts arc From Very Choice Fed Wes­ tern Steers Pure Lard, lb. _...................................... 15c Pan Sausage, lb.................................. ;.....15c Pork Sausage, lb........... ........................... 15c Beef Liver, lb. .................. ......................15c Smoked Spusage, lb..... ................. 15c Wi Bacon Nugget, Sugar cured, lb. ..;............ 20c £ Spare Ribs, Western, lb. .........................20c J Pig Tails, Western, lb. ....... ..,20c £ Cream Cheese, lb.„...................................35c I Limburger Cheese, lb..................... ......... 40c ■ Wisconsin Brick Cheese, lb..................... 40c ! Sliced Ham, lb. . 40c £ Luncheon Loaf, lb.................................... 20c j Blitter, lb................ ..................... 55c ■ Clover Bloom Butter, lb.......................... 60c ■ Pure Lard in Cartons, lb. 18c £ ■ ROILED HAM, THIS IS JUICY AND GOOD, lb.............. FANCY TONGUE SAUSAGE, Per lb.............................. NUCOA— BUTTERS BREAD. STAYS SWEET, per lb STEMPER & CO 1 i J ia im iiiR iia iiiiiiiiia a iiiim i n i i i i i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Best 0 blooms of any one va­ of lied Bushr Rose. <' Beat IhTflooma of "any one va­ o f-Y ello w Bush Rose. 5. Best C blooms of any Climbing Rose. ‘ ’ ‘ ” ’ ' '* fl. Best vase o f 15 Roses. ( Judged both fo r quality of blooms and ar­ rangement). •" * 7) ‘ B ejl vase of 12 spikes of Gin• diohtst judged ns No. fl. 8. ‘ TOst “ dlspltty of 25 stems of Hw*ct Pdns, judged as No. fl. It;* Best display of 10 Dahlias, judged ns No. fl. ID. Bdt-display of 10 sprays of , .Snapdragon, -judged iiu. tk -— *~ 11. Best display of 50 Violets, judged as*No. fl. IQ. Best display of 25 Pansies, judged as No. ‘B*. 13. Beat display of 50 Nnstur tiums. 14. Best dsiplny i tunlits. 16. Best display of 10 Fringed Petunias. Ifl, Best display of Bedding Petunias. , 17. Best dlsplny of 25 IR. Best display of Dianthus. 10. Best displny of :25 Double * r 1 J (o charge—so hard to pay— And the hardest thing to pay for Is something which is gone. Something to cat is the one thing which ought not to he charged.' In most Instances the merchant can recover his goods if not paid for— not so with the grocerymnn, as the cus turner oats up.(he collateral. People who buy regularly from PIGGLY can save vice and clerk hire till go into the cost of groceries bought on the charge plan Easy Lies the Head that Does Not W orry About an Unpaid Grocery Bill | 1 WIGGLY enough lo pay the water and light hills. Stationery, postage, bookkeeping cost, delivery scr Best display of 20 Marigolds Best displny o ft 12 CalCnduli Rest displny o f 12 White Zl Best dispjny of P.2 Red Zinnias Best displny of 12 Purple ZinBest displny of 12 Cactus-type That in order to obtain top quality one must always pay top prices. We admit that in most instances the theory is true. But there nre exceptions. THIS IS A SHOD WHERE VUL­ CANIZING of unimpeachable quality can lie obtained at prices very much below the regular. Conte and put us to the the severest test you can devise. . Kent Vulcanizing Company Oak Avenue and Third Street ia iiiiiiiB iia m Best fl bloom* of any one va of ;\Vh!lo Bush Bose'. Dianthus. a 20. Beatdinuplny of ! Grnndis. (Africnn Daisy) 21. Beat displny of 12 Larkspur. (Annunl.) 22. Best display of 12 WEST FIRST STREET------------------- NEXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS m 2. ds as or.c of the arresting women recent-! riety ** column next weifcl:/. lj here in atfenddinod-nt’ the iictt-j ,1. I** I Mrs. .Galloway, v at ;ng of the State Board. Pensacola; riety * * I large of the. Florida as g:vea a* pageant annually, and Is cm-( i juat returned front a ntost interesting jihaaixing the picturesque history o f1_ 4. Mrs. Ilcnry Wight, Reporter riety itinerary among the clubs o f north­ Several of the larger towns i . Phone 345-W >* f PAGE THRKB 21-LB. SACK GOLDJ1EDAL Q IJ HUBSCIMPTION BRIDGE PA R TY 21-LB. SACK PILLSBURY FLOUR . ............ N. dcV. Howard Chapter, U. D. C. will hnve Subscription Bridge, -Wed­ nesday afternoon, April 11th at the Parish House. Phone. Mrs. W. T Langley (24) or Mrs. R. J. Holly («4 ) for reservations. fl-5tc . £ »- f 4 M . e j J X e i 4* 21-LB. SACK SWEET ROSE SELF-RISING FLOUR tt-f Q /l 21-LB. SACK D AIN TY FLOUR :...... ..................... FANCY WHITE BACON, | 5c KINGAN’S NUT MARGARINE. LB..... !......................... * I5 ic €) . I • • PHONE 17------------------------------ SANFORD, FLORIDA LARGE NEW REFRIGERATOR T h s Standard o f C om pari to n The Puri- Food Market hus just in­ stalled a new and up-to-tln-minute dry cold refrigerator ho that they will he aide to handle their meats better and keep them in the finest condition so that they can always give you the i'liest quality that money can buy. In their ad today which you will see. they are telling you about the big fat bens for Saturday specials. Also plenty of fine Florida and Western meats at the right price. Just phone 105 and they will deliver to any part of the city. Economy — Comfort — Beauty! This unusunlly beautiful Buick, -l-cylinder, passenger Sedan with its modest initial price economical upkeep places year 'round com fort convenience within the reach of nil. Its spacious Fisher b o d y i' replete wit li e v e ty desirable refinement for restful riding and easy drivin g. Fine plush upholstering nnd m any d istinctive finishing touches, that bespeak good taste, arc in keeping with the most formal occasions. COOKBI) FOOD HALE M E N ! H E R E ’S A Buick closed cars, both Fours and Sixes, have exhaust heaters for winter m otoring. T h e heaters insure a cozy, warm interior in cold weather. I Pm 11 7 S 13'iS Bout Ho*<i»trr it the “ elbarge ev il " is 1 in many w ays and they -ir m b e rt int-me nl today j hud. A n d they itl.MI tlu- i Ih-ji ) i pi in s ■•a all •lies and quote you pi that pay ing ensh jiay.i 1 i at the e nil o f the year. 1323 10JS i f,V E /U p ill i m turirju aaurraratn/ tux ijtlfil. A A .ilN iu lllifU II A C I'lii.h.iw u h ith firu tiJ n for H r /r r w l l #*J>•?»»••n tt W iffhty Box Izooni . Crepes olio o' Annual Sale o f Rugs In all the Popular Shadea All Next Week “ ANNOUNCEM ENT (Jf the change in the management of O ur Beauty Variant' D EPARTM ENT RIBBON louiicuis. Regular $2.00 and $2.25, aturday nnd Monday .................. ;.......... T O CH ARACTER Children's Coveralls, made of Khuki with Sports collar und long aleevcs. (P I ^ 0 Sixes 2 to 10 years .............................. T O IL E T GOODS DEPT. Iuixell’s Tulcum, Sweet Pea, Honeysuckle and As the-Petals. Regular price 25c. 1Q Saturday und Monday, special ....... ............. 1 J I W H IT E BISCUIT, sale PQ C H IL D R E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T A N INDEX There could be no better index to chnr acter than a savings pass-book. : fon finish 12-inch width; colors, Tomato, Jade, Sal­ via, Blue, Grey, Jack Rose, Bam Boo, Taupe and Henna. Regular price $2.00. Saturrt»-f ( t A day and Monduy. Special A R T DEPARTM ENT Jewell Cloth in White und Ecru, Just the thing for scarfs, table covers and luncheon sets. rt»-| Q A Saturduy nnd Monduy, special, yard........« p l » O t 7 THE PEOPLES BANK of Sanford is ready and anxious to help you to herp yourself. An Interest-bearing account is your best recommendation. National Biscuit Co., Uneecla Bakers la u a z r a z iifB iH iB i^ ^ L , 30 VAN CAMP'S EVAPORATED MILK, T A L L SIZE l i e li-LIJS. FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE 35 • *c • c CAMPBELL’S PORK AND BEANS .............. ....... ..... . • .........m • 11) CANS GOLDEN KEY EVAPORATED M IL K ....- $ ! .» » M FANS OLD DUTCH........ ........ O C a CLEANSER ..¥... ............. ............ — DEPARTM ENT 0/^0 3 BAR SMEDKJM SIZE A A n IVORY SOAP ..... ....................... A U L BEK BRAND INSECT POWDER. A Q a LARGE SIZE .................... ....... A O L SMALL SIZE ......................... '....09c 10 PKGS. STAR N APH TH A WASHING POWDER . ............. U l l t 2-LB. CAN LIB B Y’S COItNEI) BEEF HASH ....... ......... . . . . . A V t LIB BY’S SWEET MIXED. PICKLES, LB. Q A A O V t Others reduced accordingly ami Domestic Ginghams, Linens, Voiles, SwifisOrgandles and Linens with hand drown collnrs a n d cuffs. * Also other unusual models prettily trimmed in tho season’s most fashionable colorings: Five lovely designs and pntterns in a full 3G-inch doth. Saturduy nnd Q Q ** Monduy at ......— ............ ...............................d d v H O S IE R Y 2 BARS LARGE SIZE i v o r y s o a p .................. $22.50 DRESSES r„ ,............. •............. $19.95 $19.76 FROCKS <„ ........1......................$17.50 $17.50 FROCKS r„.......................... ... $14.95 $14.50 DRESSES <J> ........................ ...,,$12.50 D IM ITIE S ... ................... ■— ..... : _ $ 19.50 $18.75 MODELS (o ... ......'••••..... $16.75 MODELS ft* .................... ........ *14e50 $7.95 DRESS F U L L FASH IO NED H O S IE R Y I Children's Sucks taking a prominent place. A broken'lot o f children's sorka in white and colon. (^ e A A ■ Regular 35c und.40c each. 'Saturday and Monday, special, 4 pair* for _____ __________________ ___ __ . « p X , U U COME IN AND SAMPLE NEW VARIETIES FANCY FULL CREAM CHEESE. LB.......................... • •• EVERY EGG GUARANTEED Featuring Printed Crc|»c8, Kordettc Silk, Hat Crrpe, Per­ sian Prints, Cantons and others. Fashioned in combinations o f two tone materials; some in the 3 piece model, the little coat nr cape effect. Others in pretty pleated models. S J. ii P. Coat's Spool Cotton. 150 yard spools, all numbers id Black and Whit*. 5 Saturday and Monday, per dozen^----------------------- ------ --------- --------- y.- ■____ ! > i l. » « » » l . i i » » « » > « « « » i i i i i i i n ri n m s s l i s i n i » s m « m m » . ................ , . r r __ __________ _ t K ) C SUBTLE LINES M AKE FOR GRACE 2 PKGS. POST TOASTIES OR CORN F L A K E S ...... 2 PEGS. SIIREAUED CREAM OF WHEAT PKG. ............:....... 3 ROLI jS WALDORF TO ILE T PAPER . ..... WHEATENA P K G ...... . 8WANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, W HEAT . PKG • ji* w t ............ •■ ••• •••••••••• t • • • « » • • • • • » • • • • • • • • - • We carry the largest assortment of National Biscuit Co. Crackers. Our prices are right best of ull is our Fruit and Vegetable Counter. Oh, joy! It la at all Umes complete. ■ An assortment of Hosiery, including Kayscr, Mohawk and Lehigh, in plain and fancy glovo silk, and thread 2 silk with hand worked clock., Colors Brown, White, Black and Grey. Regular prices $3.00 * (p r t I A { nnd $3.50. Not a full line of sizes In any number. -Saturday and Monduy. Special ....... ........... Sanford, Florida LB. BUCKET KIN G AN ’S PURE L A R D ................. LAC E D E P A R T M E N T This will nerve you well at nil times and under ail circumstances. * . DEMONSTRATION D aily Fashion Note ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a B u d x t^ ^ n 9-LB. CAN CRISCO DEPARTM ENT JahtiRon-Cowdin’s famous Super Satin Klhhons, Chif­ When better automobiles are Build Them AR R ANG E nowTor the most beauti­ ful comjtlctcly furnished, cool, ocean front upartments on the, bench. Ev­ erything new and modem, Investigate personally or write in time. Sxold, llfl Ocean Ave., Apaitment 1, Daytonn Beach, Fla. * 7-Ul-Frl-p 6-LB.-CAN CRISCO 1-LB. CAN CRISCO • E VERYTH ING IN RUGS 11N D E R W E A R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N. deV. Howard Chapter, U. will hold a cooked food sale at Cosh Store, Saturday after­ April 7th. All donations will be sent in prompt. MRS. J. I). PARKER, K.2le Chairmnn. The Herald delivered hIx times u week f^ir 16c. W IG G I. Y S A Y R..o.l»1rr Jm -S 3 !*•%•. C w i p f • 3 P u t . B r il a n • 6 P « it . T o u r Hi*’ K r tia n - * • B A R G A IN 80-88 count checked Nainsook 1‘ IG G I.Y ah'* S E A S O N A B LE ATHLETIC UNION SUITS $1.00 Vaiue F o u rs 5 )*•»• l(>urin« A Sale o f Summer --------- Frocks-------- - ORLANDO’S FAVORITE SHOPPING PLA C I The 1). C., Stoke noon, plense " WHERE STYLE REIGNS" “The Post Office Is Next Door to Us" �1 V Bky m* **_•*.* • . i * * *\ , . * ’* \r ‘ * '4 i —*--- t---• - m * ■ .. ■ m * ' 'V ' ft / *• -*m: * h- * ■ ■% 1 * 11 ■* * J* 11 1, : • ' * ■ t Al * ■ > — V r. VIp'r • ' ■ *,*;i*3 t * ■* ■**»■ .,i ...* *.. -* y—... •1-• A— ■ ■J*"' s * K i 1 - 1 ■ ■ . s* 4— « it _ * , • • W'T . . |i'l,* >tSi t 'A• **'W, ' h Vi *. 1• ■ 'i , * * *• V i *" % : .* * I " * i *. f' *» t ■ V" "t, i\r. ii v ; , * » 1 • ' ' * • t*» ■, t 1 * --__ -; ; r * * , A ** ■ * ^ • * « 1 *' ’L y*t* *__ •- , M f-t'r**v i ,,w.4 . ¥ • . . *" * . ‘ * ' *.'* J ■ «' , 1 * * * % V * ■i* * - ■' T\i * • >.f . V* ' ■ », t . , l <' r , * • % * ‘ " * ' .** ■' * * •■ , * • ■* •- kJ, ——-i. — t.■ ■ *•■<'—— %' • • THE SANFQ RP D A IL Y H ERAL D, FR ID A Y, A P R IL 6, 192,1 PACE FOUR w A L E X A N D R IA , La., A p r il 5.—SctV swept through'' Alexandria" trod' Pine en persons art known to have been ville late yesterday. their interests, he found time to"1cul­ tivate those other characteristics which bind men together in ties nl* llabHt (T r r r . s t t r r s M S p irrp t Ann. r at ik i Herald llaildimt. 107 most ns dose as those o f blood.-rM n s o l l a A v r . Saafard. Fin. Congressman Allen C. Durborough, •• The Herald Printing Co Iliuois. Sanford Daily Herald r e n u iiic iis ........... ...............F d llo r ....Breretarr-Teennarer .... . C ra rrn l W ananrr Aricrrf lain* Slaanaer A l r r r t b l i x H a lm Made ‘ _ A ppllrallnn Known n r llv r r W In City by Carrier Tfc* M y IS - ( • > s -p a *r W e e k l y H er­ ald entirely, rnvrrn ' Srmlnntr County an d la pubfTahrd e »ery Frldny. A d r r r llalasr r a m mnde known on nppllrntlon. |1W> Per J ear, alwnya In ndrnner. MF.MflRU THE ASSOCIATED 1’ HKSS T bo .AUDCiJUod _Froaa*4a—oJoJualvi»l«'• m illed to the use for rrm ibllntlpm of nit new s illajiatches credited to It or n ot otherwise credited In Mila, pnprr and alao Ihs local n ew t iiuhllahed herein. • A ll rights of re-puhllcatlon of special dispatches herein nre alao reserved Office i II lilt A 1.1) lU lM H M i. Phone U S Ferritin Advrrtl«init hrprrwri.alive THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION Read what the .St. Petersburg Times says about the Community Chest. It is the idea advanced by the Herald for many years. PRESS ASSOCIATION -The Florida Sfate Press Association will meet in, Tallnhassee for n twoday session May 11 and 12. The leg­ islature will he in session nt this lime. In addition, the Tnllnhnsseo Chamber of Commerce under the capable, direc­ tion o f the much loved Colonel T. J. Appleynrd Is* preparing to do' itself proud. No morpher p f the association can nITord to miss this meeting; ifhd nil eligible for membership should urrnnge to attend. The, South Florida. Press Associa­ tion ujIJ Jiuld. it*-regular -amui-ajinual session « t the Elks Hotel in I.nkelttnd on April 20 and 21, This will he a one hundred per cent business meet­ ing, with every subject of interest to the editors and printers of South Florida scheduled to come in for tho­ rough discussion. Newcomers to the territory nrc urged t<j attend. Mem­ bers who arc absent may expect to be written up with great thorough­ ness in this periodical o f progress. Register the date. Attend, nnd avoid embarrassment.—The Florida Pub­ lisher. The dead arc: tjarry Marius, mer­ killed and nt least a score we re in­ & iT i AWFUL WARM AtriT. tr n o n - ' do VOo f FEEL TMIR5TY? |'M ’ TERRlliLE ' DRY • jured In^PineVille, across the Red r|v- chant Enoch Williamson nml his 16-; i r from this city by n tornndo, which months old infant; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ^ L - T w t ’L L B E FEW MiriUTES THERE’ S LOTS COLD W A T E R YOU*LL L A S T MEETING Gates, J. i t . Grna? aftd Mrs. Alvin McCann. ... Plnevflle bore the brunt o f the blow npd suffered heavy property L A U R E T T E T A Y L O R In • Scene Prom P E G O' M Y HEART. A t the Princess Tonight and Tomorrow INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. printed, tl is within the power of thelegislature, by prompt hud fear­ less action, to head tiff much unfavor­ able criticism.—Tampa «Timcs. The work of beginning the master* 1,1 u“ «KT,,,r I* pieces o f the Htagc within reach of • nti'i- ‘ ‘W y home, Into communities never fhe screen production* of " I 1 j r reticlied by stage performances, has My Heart wasdirected by Ki lave "Mother striking contribution in the dor. Miss Taylors brilliant si j|(!1 translation to the world o f tile screen |‘ :>g cait includes capable and j Ijy, luf tlie famous stage play, "P eg O’ My ( players. Heart," in which Laurette Taylor Other added attractions also. _ made her memorable characterization . hop I‘eg wlijch bus become worltbwitle i O. II inve in f " n,p- nler iave veth -t-ks ji]t>. [uii- "Peg O’ My Heart,*’ now picture, with Laurette Tityln mg in lier "famous rolt>, corr Princess Theatre- fttr—twtr < ginning today. This fascim e,r J. Hartley Manners’ c with Ireland and England as ient ground, and the elfin ways l}„> ors and pathos of the moth i to lb1girl providing the mam t and bad ti.iioK stage performani 11,, Fnited States. Lauretto Ti and i ated the i«de and lias been I with it ever since, even buii Some of the state papers nrc won­ dering who the Democratic nominees will lie next year for president nnd vice president. That is comparatively easy to guess and it costs nothing to make a guess. Our guess is that Henry. Ford will he the candidate Jar president and Charles II. Ilaines of Altamonte and New York will lx- vice president. Some team and stitc win­ ners. Keep your eye tin this c o m b in a ­ tion dial will be haul to beat. We made a mistake in the number o f the street designated by tin* city commissioners for the lihiney build­ ing. The lot .specified is at the corner of Park avenue and F.lew-nth street instead of Thirteen!Ii street. This places it two blocks closer to the business district anti a much better j location than two blinks farther out.I We hope Hie Library Asooviiitinn will accept the plan of thu city, commis­ sioners and thnl the work of the new building can he started at once. It looks as though this Would be the last chance to build the library unless some of the public spirited men of Sanford will tome across and donate u sufficient sunt to purchase two lots closer to the business part of the city. W HEN U L IS T IT W ITH US We have sevcm! unuspal bargains In real estate to offer at this-time.. If you are looking for a real in­ vestment, see us. - Maxwell & B r itt: AGENTS. REAL ESTATE Tire, CsMuIty, Auto Insurance I N W. First BL, SANFORD, FLA ige lins been appointed ml cadent of tlie third divis• Atlantic (must Line Rnif ipany, at .lurkt-oiiviHc, in W j m an g 1,1 Purport. Guilt for Florida Copper Lime Dusl-Sulfodusl-Nicolinc Dual All Kinds of Sulphurs and Dual Mixtures M adt in Florida. Q u id D rhoenn. U $td i t fora too old In the past it has been necessary to secure certain spray ordust materials, sprayers or dusters from different sources. To-day you may secure from Schnarr factories, warehouses and local dealers any quantity o f materials and— ... * * * * 1 Niagara Dusfcrs ' Sprayers From the Hand Blower Gun for small aerenges up to the large Power and Traction driven dusters. / From the small knapsack, or compressed air sprayer, to power spray- ers for all Florida requirements. Schnarr and Schnarr-Niagara Produds Manufactured in Florida and available from local Rtocks or nearby distributing points mean that you get unequaled service, best results and lower average prices. February 1st price list, includin • spravin and dusting schedules, sncci istnbution, lend for frei J. SCHNARR & COM PANY Winter Haven ORLANDO, FLORIDA Larkins ESTABLISHED 190G an; * p u b lic . flfl For /or AfWonofr Jrnytnt Socialists in Sprays, Sprayers ami Sprayiny Mo ..0 Schnnrr-Niagara Diulcrs Schnorr-NiafUra Dusting Material* Schnorrs Lime Sulphur Solution Hand and Power Sprayers All Insecticide Materials 1 The city o f Sanford is getting on a higher plane every day. The new city officials arc- for a clean Sanford nnd thi# means cleaning the outside of the city and the inside of the city nnd mnny things that were winked nt in the days gone by will now take their turn nnd receive the light of day. Let the city bo cleaned up from stem to stem. * ) H A IN E S FOR VICE PRESIDENT. Of Mr. Haines, l would say that while always faithful to his duties and devoted to his constituents and OrJrr Laurette Taylor Stars in “ P eg O’ My Heart Anti the gist of most of them wins the idea of getting together on the big things for the'betterment of the city nnd the completion o f the plans for a bigger nnd better Sanford. „ fly Utc time that imperial Wizard Simmons and all hit* henchjnen in Adnata gel-through having oach-oth­ er arrested the ku Klux Klnn will Ik* a thing of the past. It was a good one in tile beginning nnd if the lead­ ers bail kept it going in the right way it would lx* a good thing yet but personal i-mhittermonts killed it and polities did the rest arid now it is dead. Whenever politic* aid per­ sonalities get into a fraternal order or a civic.-butty ill any kind the chance fo r that Isaly to accomplish anything has passed. You see it around you every flay. Petty jealousies ami petty politics have ruined more good towns than nnvthitnr else in the world and wrrs Spray Formula Schnarrs Bordol Mulsion i l '* to servo I lie W e r e a liz e t l u i l tin* w h o w a u ls o n e h o a rd n e e d s it ju s t as h a d ly a s th e gent — lien * who hays a c a r lo a d . IT t h e M is s u s w a u ls a s h e lf p u t u p , s e n d th e h o y o v e r t o th e y a r d a n d w e ’ ll s e e th a t y o u g e l a g o o d c le a r p ie c e . i t up. D r p h o n e us a n d w e 'll s e n d S e r v ic e is o u r m id d le m i m e . _ M o d e r n O ffic e E q u ip m e n t • . A S ig n o f S u c c e ss sponsiltllily in a situation like this the good name oT (lie stale is in­ volved, and everyone concerned should la- euiM|K'llcd to “ come clean” or stand the just coitNC<|Ucliees, la the ease of the North Itukotu boy i '— G. F. Allsteel Office Furniture for Strength, Endurance and Protection death in Senator Knabh's camp, an who is alleged to have been twit ten m ofifcial clearly deserving tu be {brought to account is the sheriff of { l-eoti county, who returned the Jeter i containing money to pay the boy’s { fine and his railroad fare Intel; to his home sent by the hoy’s brother in care o f the sheriff. The leter is |shown to have k e n returned to the I rentier by direction o f the sheriff with I the notation on it “ Party lots left." ! Of course the sheriff knew that the I unfortunnte bojr was in Senator { Knabh's tyrpenline camp— he it. re­ quired to keep a record of all prison­ ers in his office. The governor is coming-in for u shore of lb(* criticism { in this connection, lie hns promptlyremoved sheriffs and county solicitors fur failure to enforcu the prohibition laws, but he bus ^ttken no urtion in the rake of this sheriff charged with a much graver offense. Sensational, papers throughout the country will play the charges on, these disr I usurer, fur months to come. The truth is disgraceful enough, but an of building good furniture rnpiiiiy increasing popularity is due to its strength for ont*, thing -built of heaviest gunge metal, part firm nnd tigid. Then there are other features srch r.s the positivo lock compressor which c operated by tine hand. And the famous G. F. simplified system of fil’ ng supplies. Special Hat Cleaning Department Mall Orders piven L’rumpl Attention There files illustrated are the strongest made nnd take .less room than any p i protection against fire, dust, veiinin anti rodents. ThoyTe finished in olive gteen Movk and oik on order. The finish o f Allsteel 1’urniU ie i*.' one o f Us niosL attracts els baked onto the sheets o f steel arid a beautiful rich finish is nertm d which is „l,m„ steel itself. 1 - 18 G. B. KNIGHT IN CHARGE OF THE OFFICE FURNITURE ANI) EQUIPMENT . ,!n!‘ ,,:,d several.years experience with office furniture and offic expert advice on filing systems and offico efficiency. Orange Avenue, I*hBlips Theatre Building ORLANDO, FLORIDA n aefci th loss. Several persons were injured here. HOME IN * “ WHERE,"' 1 OF ptCE * I CUESS T IL L THEN: o f course exaggerated stories will he Wo believe that the people o f San­ ford have n new vision since the lec­ tures have been delivered here on the Chautauqua platform. They were en­ lightening and most instructive. U BELL YOUR REAL ESTATE * >* ■ ' * . b » - , » * ' ’■ [ ‘ supplies and is prepared to give • �P A G E F IY B THE SANFORD D A IL Y IIERALT). FRIDAY, A P R IL 6, 1D23 STR E N G TH PROGRESS SERVICE BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET B ALL T R A P SHOOTING DS7AIM A F CBADTC M A L M Sir iN a U A tlK \Jr R KJ CHAS. L. BR ITT, Editor s ta le and it :■ jo i n r I in . uti a t ­ tem pt t<> iri*t th r i*:i<v* I*' f'»re the ju ry l y Snt u n la y . T w e n ty -f iv e witiii ■ i i u ' . c on the *dm i l yesterday t e t " * y * ilig t.B lii ulihi fi>l th re e o f the i".etV admits. GOLF B O W LIN G T E N N IS BOXING Eagres of History \re Turned Rack ll* lI j SIKET lt)M GIBBONS QCEEI) 1 J J The big wrestling match between j lthlph King. of Snpfm.l, champion light weight wrestler of the middle west, and Jack Ross, champion light heavyweight wrestler of the south, rsme o ff last night at Lake Mary m .. * , the Skating Academy, there was a , i . , . ,, ■ large crowd present to witness this . . . . ... , match which was one of the best * , L . , . .i • • , matches ever held in this section of , . , ■ ,, . , , t ie statu. The preliminaries were e\ : , (rationally good, rhe mateii was he- , 1. , ' uu “ ■ in,‘ hour neither nmn had succeeded in piinin,, „ fa„. T ,n. ,.rmvil wmiltl havi, lil,id to have seen a fall anil will have tin thame next wed. as these two t *141J’I«■ will meet uguht and this time it jvMI he to a finish. This prom, , , . , tscs to l>e a good I out and everyone . . . , , ■ m t h i ' se lion wlm liken good, clean , , ,, ,. , ........ spoil should see this match as it will . ... ! worth to.' motiev spent to see it. Match the Herald for the an mioniinunt and date of the next Eugene Priqui, who is to meet Johnny Killume in a limit for tin featherweight championship of the world, has won no fewer than lit batI leu tiy the knockout roil to. -------------------------------- , B E D S \ I H U M E ; K i l l S t ’ll l<) J O IN S E M I - P R O A l N ix o n, the H e a v e.’ iulielder who i-i out o f the gam e on aieotint o f an C l . r u injured foot, hopes to le t a r n to itie Hinton limip for the opening of the • 'IN 'i’t N*NATI, ft , \ p r i t (i. The re g u la r season. *'iia im iati Nationals returned home -today from the.i th ir ty three day | p’rotn the Showing u n d e bj Oxford t s;»i r>i ; t:ip to Hi on I ii. M a n a g e r and ( ’am bridge in t l n i r leeeiit dual Moran sold In. a ’. hle'.a - vans in good j in n -t, V u i r and H a i vald Iraei. star;. 1 omlilioii d' -plti tli li,. 1 th at the believe they will, have the edge when team I i I. n ii.li to the l:..-t live tie. y meet the H ilt o n - next Ju ly , day on account o f inclement weather. W illie ( i r n d w r ll, Providence light M A M . A N t i < IT V , led.. A p r il li,- 1 weight. Jiavmg defeated Join y Marcy, I.d R oti'ili. ic i i'c r tu I'icr of the L in - Mickey llmilcv and f e t e U n it b y , b cinni'ii Nat • n; 1 nu-ioiPM ed today de iroiia of no line tbc h m l h i l l . ng l i n t la expected lo play this season Rock Rati a-. in an n da trial l.ag.ie. He said lie , ^ .— — - ------------------would not play with ( ‘in, iiiiia ti. Ki.cciuNj/ 'ill the big .h a w in g card li'iii-ili i]it b" lira! i ci eivi I on. at is- ,<i tl gland, u p w i n d ' o f n liliijniii f i i’ifin tin \ inplii in two b i e r s b<*h..d a ii.t a li t ig tin i li infureistiip games. a* i bsence *u t oo.igi Hi i i a n.'* I i lit Up i> ; handicap to the St i ’ • I'iit ir o flirni; hitn.s tin :i It irn't the working fmilf' that kicks w h i le iin I i*’v.ht i«* m i liitiif<■ fi r icut nver tli. tVnc.‘.i - if lu* ii working lie i«* $10.01) per m m illi, niH .Mniti i U u i ' l , Jiun mi tire.for kicking. Unyton v ISencIl. A g.iod Mimtm r nr The Herald delivered *tix times a v. In ter |m i[M .*itiim .- A, Y. l.indsuy, Daytona lY neh, I I.i. 7-tUc week f.ir Inc. (mpvtua today us’ r.ttnjupya fur the U O U - S A J _ I' ST. ;;'"s Y°'*rs Ajro A r tJ llS T IN M . Ajn-II .V ~St. Attgu Due tmliiy cnmiMiril in tin ti J . 1 i back 11.1,***-, nf |i! Imy with tin i lly i i'|t l.inT itLL- il -. fini'n!.\l inn ih'i'C him ST A l l ’. JOIN 'I ( 'I mol I*lt> /year** i»i'ii. Iiy I tin KT t \SH ■- |V»lri» Mi n cy/ t .le Aviles. I tim |.|j^ litiiis crowded ltd1 I'mI reservation to witness (lie in unit ihiy nf the ijt.-ee »*» i'rr.,1 ilny nil ut Mimic lint He between I •> 'I Le 11i ll ino11r\t•'«1 Spil l: li nMil Indian trout'' rjri'i! \\ifh tmir wa.« :i feature . f ihc inn- uirg*. ctiti" it ns a a ju a n u irr.*r::n :.* -ja i:rii:.;.:tu :i7 K :n r;rjtE t:in n s 3 e u n B s a »B x n jrii rini i gat here tiiimni'i : GET- YOUR BLOOD" RIGHT TOR SPRING ii JJ JJ • a || ] n n [] JJ My ail vice re#;m!iii£‘ roofing won’ t cost you a cent! ’iviii/ctl ('ouiitricH the Nciv* of Clopni! Out the impurities o f the Blood is I'n iversaMv Recoffnixod S PR IN G fS TH E REST T IM E EOR J)0?N( THIS, A N b RE-Cl'T-lSTA IH E RI.ST REM EDY I it cold vvenlhi r oi r lit.">d bcconvca * I ’ K i ' l ' M \ I'lta o n ili'a lit ll r e k e r , and v.e l it of h avy foods, l y N. t i t i iic lb o d ’lie 1.^ ntimin tipi ing a c uc il to i lean out the , • ' n n d a t, 1 n .id i • .t I • e o niniiritU'.' amLj^ini ep H i '. stem the I ’ m . v !- and * id oi ti I pt i l a t t e r to citable us t ►w tbst'itnl tin* a to t It tb» t•’••• mI i* p a ii l long hot t't.rinie i d i \ *, and t i re tain clean i d and v i e ■t v. II n m r i t t c i g t l i d m ini lie tint iiinnl.li>. ii! i i' SI A i> ' m * i til N r l'it'e l>:iH | o n ulcil three Hiiiirces n f t i w f i a h'yxlein i l e a l . , n, t I tie liowcls, The lo p tin* lllootl, love'-, k dneys alld the Sk i: t ’ f lUe-e the !• in: !', . id ■ • Rowe's utnl Kid;, y." arc the n o. t i ti> i i ne dy ns g od a Hr! i plensant ta the individual. Some in ol. t" re > and • uib!-. up the <oit.i jeiile:. win u e liiiiip a tin g the polnotm do and i !" cr it ro easily and gi t't through the skin, and built, lashes, you ta-nnely im d i/n it i i . l d unsightly r e l y : and e ru p tio iu tire the w i l l i n ! strong. Ithh . t.i rcjcHt. T in re i.. no nece d y , n f id tin 1 'mnl in d.e v ct li.-altli'.. li i •f l i n g j n sons tl.io iig b t ! e ttklii. Tlie lied happy. Tali H I. • l ’ Kidneya and ! ov.cit* m e N n tu i.*' n o ! <-i: t a i l d oo ill • f i n d methods, nnd tint i util tliese tw o im !•*iC*r.’ I O N I ’SK III', (a .rta n l Organs fail to pi u] el ly fuiic| { K - t ' l ' - M A lb on ■•de in turn tit* u im ig hlly e n i p t r u:i and n.ue by tin l n'oti I Inunmcy at nu.kc Ute.r a i p w - i f i ' , * ea . I i ll gin.! druggists A .I South Round A r r iv e " dtti a.la. 1TX W B B T H Y 911 Elm Avenue i : m n n « in n t ; ir n 3 t ! A Greater Value d lu* new low price puts tins convenient, rapid, light-delivery service within reach of every line of business. It not only gives you proved economy of operation, but also the facilities for enlarging your business. An early order is necessary to insure reasonable delivery owing to the demand being the heavest we have ever known. A small down p a ym en t—convenient easy terms. FtrJ priftt lunt n n rrttm to bm ftni<i*ah& ha* ***** Ut* m M ^ A W in m n im Taylor vmII have the lead he Hii.i the original ’HVg’ itlLu a tight plyj-i Ross Furnit hed plenty of meri intent with his talk when he would have King in n tight place as it second to the crowd, but King would give a lit­ tle jerk nnd be upon his feet as Muick as lightening nnd then grab Ross nnd put him in a straining posi­ tion. The bout was pretty evenly matched all the way through, both men were in the pink of condition and iutnisheiT n real entertainment. 15ABV CH ICK FOOD W ith Butter Milk Raises Baby Chickens i f And tonight the honor guests will l e Ralph King and Jnck Ross and w(H bee this wofUlcrful picture free charge. Ihing this with you, boys, its your ticket. Pemyimiia , * CORD TIRES » Prevents Skidding, Means hatet; % . L a yin g Mash Leesburg Branch \ J Arrive xNn. 'lo7^.-!...~. 3:55 p.m. . they cost no more than ordtn \ Tires * HIGH TEST GASOLINE j / Oviedo Branch J Arrive" Departs 7:00 atm 7:10 p.m Departs |7:46 p.m. *N (/ 127..... ~ u L Ewropecns^*re not as. tJu henrty as Americans, but tni just ns good as a hearty bluff. Another way tn be satisfied with your lot in Ufa is to keep the bark Rhone 481-J part of it cleared of rubbish. F. P. R IN E S 106 Palmetto Are. Departs 7:00 a m! U:2.> p.m. ( No. ZlX....:..>2:S01i.m .xNo. 16*ff*.......... J apotu so eas­ ily as milk. Bucterla soon swarm In the empty milk cuns unless they are thoroughly sterilized ev­ ery day. But Giant I.yo Is lust what they need. Tins powerful solvent quickly destroys every trace of germs and bac­ teria and leaves the milk vessels completely ster­ ilised and spotlessly dean. Giant Lye costs so little you can afford to use it often und regularly. N ....... I:.t0 p.m, ........ r»:o0 p.m. i!y, except Sunday, xNo./12d Baby Growing Mash • ^ rilhy llrnnrh Arrive ii Baby Chick Feed v ■1;(KJ p,in, No l nyfc iiii i - - - - I - WashSfig W on't Clean M ilk Cans 10:0 p.m. will h? some fine pictures x I;. *'» watch for the pro- * m t Iteparts vMfirnp.m And there-will be other added at tractions, also. - - THE BREAD W IT H A PU RPO SE Norllibound A rnvc 1 : IS a .m. JI alf. u.tn. \ root* for every build ins W R IT S R O W ? o t h in g ■ D IK K C T T O m i r w t t w tp o o n fu l* o f G la m Ly * t o M (k gallon o f u a ltr . V t ln t a b r o th it o u r a ll rriitli wiiH'lhh mmul Ion it n il r im * th o ro u g h ­ ly urllh t lr a r o u te r. GIANT LYE F o r I t tMWtfVkl U * tt A ir -T ig h t Tup l l o U t tha S tre n gth Yes, our pure food bread has a wor­ thy purpose. It brin#.rs health and strength and a meal-time satis­ faction to the folks who partake o f it regularly. One slice calls for a loaf, one loaf forms the habit. i:i>WARI> llHJIUN.S I til Iitirl««*il I I, Mnroiii. l* »ril*Mit Mmlrr i.r tlridtHiilrtllMii «tr l ufttrr l*iirltrtilur^ rntl |^_ ttl ll*«» I m I I m h Ih n ----------------------- I L I . I «*\ W. llrllur, miic 3.XU-XV F . O . O .D E T R O I T y ■ • k flZ b * .' r— O . K. BAKERY 1 O R LAN D O , F L A rI % - . 1hi— i �THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, FR ID A Y, A P R IL 6,1923 IR a i s i n g t h e F a m i l y * Pa wasted q lot of breath bn tup wrong person! V O O ^ C N L O C K IN 'A wihoqm J jft-a «* o e rm e rw e . Mf*N U lH W \HJUPGD ih t w e U*\V. IF TWRT F^UJER. U jC L U ,h O F p cy < fr W U O O K hgt o u e .a - e * & tE E W VW M l it O u w e * . t s - s o hepje: v * I CvOIE.fiHl *OCUU L Go JuST iV i’ FEF y c 'j u k g l UftfeGT-.Hir H € UKVMTS TO VcKOOl HOU) J~ tV< h o f t J u r r Y I EV5FHINE W E y J* pajo Dowfc p n j v t j k ’•'BoJT IT— 7 |L r\yas»* ,0oW' o dr, The Valdez Grill Under the management of Mr. A. F. FALCK, himself an exi pcricnced chef of the best hotels and cafes in the country, who supervises the preparation of all foods, offers to the public a counter lunch at GOc and Table Dinner nt 60c. Thu *■ . best of A La Carte service, All sea'foods in season W H IT E SE R V IC E E X C L U S IV E L Y . . . Dr. and Mrs. Tripct nrived Satur­ day and arc located in the Ncintyer apartment. Canton Crepe, A ll Time (Crepe, Flat Crepe and Paisley nnd Mrs. Shade nnd Miss Sara Shade and four daughters to mourn hi3 ton, D. C. He was a graduate of were visitors in Sanford Saturday. death. Mr. Clark had purchased the Dnvidson college nnd the theological There wan a strawberry supper at hotel nnd had only been here n short seminary at Coluinbin, S. S,; was the Library Friday evening notwith­ time but he had won the respect nnd pastor near Abbeville, S. C.; mission­ standing the inclemency of the weath­ esteem of the Longwood people who ary in Indian. Territory; pastor in er was a good attendance. extend their heartfelt sympathy to Little Rock, Ark., nnd Sanford, Fla.; I county superintendent' of schools of Mr. and Mrs. George froaby, Mr. his bereaved family! nnd Mrs. Will Hnndli left •Thurs-I Mris. J, S. Dinkel delightfully cuter* Urnngc county, Fla., four years, and day morning in their car for their tained Monday evening with a 5)0 I pastqr at same time; taught higher ho/jie in Conccticut. party at her homo in West Longwood. mathematics, and Latin in ^Fcstmlnand was Mr. and Mrs George Smith left; Mr. John Schumnn wnj awarded the i stcr school for two ye i pastor of a group of Presbyterian Thursday for their home in Maine, pi ixc fo r holding the highest score' but they will stop nnd vi;ait their j nnd J. E. Phipps the lowest. At the churches nt the time of his death. He was nn influential minister nnd daughter in Ronton. conclusion of tlfe game refreshments prominent educator and a former Mrs. Clark and daughter have re­ were served. The guests were Mr. member of the hoard of trustees, of turned to their home in Maine after and Mrs. George Crosby, Mr. nnd Dhvidpon college. His idea of life r.n extended visit with their aunt, Mrs. Will Hnndlin, Mr. and Mrs. Edwas “ service." He v.'ns happy whdh Mrs. Hite. serving others. He traveled much Mrs. Roy Saur anti Mrs. I^ing were over the United States nnd had shopping in Orlando Tuesday. thousands of friends who will mourn Frederick (Trial was n visitor in his death. Oi lari do Tuesday. Funeral services were held at J. K. f’ hipps nnd Mrs. Del Mc- Rev. John F. McKinnon Mrittaih Presbyterian church, five Workman were visitors in Orlando mile t cast of here, this afternoon Dies at Rutherfordton .! at Wednesday. 2:30 o’clock. * Itev. II. J. C. Grier, > of Rutherfordton, Rev. Mr. Murray, The many friends of Mr.. George ■■f Shelby, nnd others will conduct Clark were shocekd Wednesday morn­ the funeral. Prof. McGrcgory, of ing to learn of his death which oe- hcv. John F. Me Wndesboro schools, and a lifelong currcd about nine’ o'clock Tuesday Presbyterian pas friend and schoolmate, nnd others evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clark were enter i.nd friend from various portions of the Onroentertaining the Lntigwood pvoplc at Ktijhorford hqspil linu•*, intended Iho ‘funeral.—Char­ the lit. George Hotel and he hnd been I t . "clo ck from mingling With his guest taking part which he receive lotte Observer. in the variour garner, ami about nine rating-ice, crearu. N O T I C E TO A L L CONCERNED: o'clock he was suddenly taken ill. Dr. Jl!: i how the_pois< The Sanford Carpenters’ Locnl 17-r»1 i nntcinplalcs n raise In scnlc to 7f»c I'^r hour, taking effect May 15, 1P23. 201-20tp V A LU E S FAR S AN FO R D R E Y O N I) AVENUE Y OUR A T SECOND E X P E C T A T IO N S 1 A T IF N O T; W H O IS TO B LA M E ? You have steady work and Our Savings Department is always ready to receive your deposits* Take advantage o f both every pay day, and make your Savings GROW with frequent deposits and the 4% Interest. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F P FORSTER, rmldtot J1 F WHITNKB, Caabltr MosLAttracfive— and at What a Low Price A ll Silk and Paisley Combinations STREET Those interested in seeing the best of the n$w, whcn.it Is newest, will find assembled here assortments so varied and complete as lo make this unquestionably the time of-times to make selections. A stroll through our aisles will convince, that Quality, Style nnd Value arc the three essential leatures In our new' merchandise. No detail has been slighted in making this event a happy one for our customers. Our motto, “ We Say it With Values.” Formerly to $22.50— For This Sale More than just style, a Dress must be " the “ R IG H T S T Y L E " fo r you The name is to a Corset what ‘ the signature o f a Celebrated Artist : is to the Masterpiece* It ’s genuineness is apparent In Canton Crepe and Other Silks For Spring and Sum mer Pleated and Plain Formerly to $35.00 For this Sale In Satins and Prunell for Sport Wear ’ fr I SELECTED SUM M ER H A T S Crepe de Chine, A rt Silk and Georgette Milan, Novelty Braids, some Silk or Crepe Com lunations, Large and Small Shapes, Also VAN RAALTE Soft Voiles in 10 D if­ ferent Models, • V-Neck,’ Vestees and Peter Pan Collars all Long Sleeves In Gingham with White or Contrast ing'CoIfar Sizes 3G to 54 ■ n v n iiiiiR R iM B B iB O D a in E in n iia c K R H iiB n u iiB a M R iH R iiiiia a g The Best There is Prices reduced from f 1 to $10.00—For this Sale All colors The Values Will Amaze Y o u �. mr\~-r -----------• !'■' !. — » ' :p V *-' _r' *■VFW t%<; PAGE S E V feff THE SANPORD D A IL Y tiERALD, FRIDAY. APRIL * I* * * kateifeiiiiiMMMtiaiM BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED : ADS : *a Its Ad taken for lest than 25c. And potitircly no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordingly. *3 M lii l*-» ha lea Ka *a *a f * Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please yon, tell others; If not, __________*«1I tlly Tkr AHw UlrR r i r n l i TALLA H A SSE E , April 5.— Here Is the full list of nttnehes of the sennte fta Clattified Ads lc n word. No You,ton find the name of •▼•ry live Basinets Man 1b Sanford In this Colamn each day. m *ta and house. ’It may not have worried Ka *i 1 FOR SALE Phene I M __________ S AN FO R D N O V E L T Y W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork FARMERS— You can fret • eed bod frames and Irrigation plugs at It* Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc HJK SALK— Doater and Kays’ points and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc hull S ALE — Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs fur $1,00. Mrs CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Ellsworth, Bcurdnll Avenue, San­ 117 Cmnmerclal Street—Sanford, Fla. ford• • R3-tfp ________ FIJI! SALE— ticiiutTiuj building lots, good locution, $100 cash, balance B.' W . H ERNDON small monthly payments— E. F. Lane. Phone 05! 3-5tp INSURANCE AGENCY FOll SALE— Lot close in on First St. 200 Park Avc. 3-Gtp FIRB--------AUTO------- BONDS l-Oll S A LE — Bungalow, practically new, garage and cement walks. Also S. 6. Shinholser |five acre farm on good road, easy j terms. Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue. Contractor and Builder > 5-3 tp SANFORD FLORIDA FOR SALE— Davenport, dining tabln, chairs, chiffionlere, iron bed, nt A. P. Connelly & Sons ,____ “ ‘r the majority of people but in most canes the offices wl*ie as much sought after and as hard to get as those ol «ny o f the legislaturec prone: proper. In the house, they utl bad to b# bd* placed in nomination and named In the presession caucus. Theye were the sub­ jects , . , in many . Instances „ , of oratorical .tofa.ii un O,. p.,1 o t .Ua jM M n t m .hers, and In as many Instances gave the membership n foretaste o f what may ho expected from the gentleman from so and so. The house and hotel lobbies were literally flood oil with campaign literature. For the foui positions o f page there were some 75 candidates, with one young luijy, nnd she won. W A N TE D What boy is then* who doesn't feel a thrill when he sees the lines of your Uncle Sam’s kakhi rind lighting men any swing by and think, of th<* cruek of eneral Machine nnd Boiler ihigher. Plans nnd c&timntea furnish- t|u* lifles at*d the rattle of machine l«*d.—Sanford 'NovcItyTWJVkJr. 'Ilfilf-tXf JtaJS ;■&<.?- -'&TC*i*yoTjsJ-uhau‘W ’ uidiilf ^ r .T .T W o r k s r - " like to b; a mi’tnber *>f a crack com­ Cylinder Grinding 1WANTED TO BUY— Asparagus fern pany in a g md rt gimcyl ? Automobile Repairs seed, for good clean stock will pay Here's your chance. Company D Acetylene Welding a good prire. Address W. P. Newell has room far jy few good men at pres­ Sanford, Florida Co,, Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, ent und would a lvi.se anyone wishing Phone G2 __________________ Fla. , *JTy-tfc to go on the summer encampment to m m W ANTED—'Twelve Inn* between the get i iitotu h with » 'uplain Hutchinson K ) IB M n M Ki m ^ M ; age* of 10 and 15 to sell the Daily nt nine. Herald on the street and also to la* Renumber that Company D. is a substitutes fur carrier boy routes, into Idle gin and nnd automatic rifle gee Lewis Shipp at the Herald office company rninpo t<! entirely of Sunbetween .'I::iTl and 5:30 p. in. 300-1 fd S AN FO R D M ACH INE W ANED— A chnnce to build C O M PA N Y j new home before lumber get* Cord* of Sanford’ * Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whoa, in hi* cho*en profm*]op the Herald recatntneod* to the people. FRED R. W ILSON a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w First National Bank Building BANFORD FLORIDA B r ig h t , 1W itiliu g The police nay the kidnaping to­ night Was even bolder than that of Dr. William Bchrelber of no.it on, here Meveral month* ago. Mrs. Pace who in reported to be wealthy, arrived here from I'nlin Beach, Fla., Monday. frS »£* FLORIDA W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate flB&r LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE hone*--------Office 271 J. T. DENTON . i ' h y b i c i a n ^ ij u g e o w I0 .. J * " t THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 and Sheets. TlixJIH, center seamed, each . ............... Ladies’ Mercerized Gauze Vests, II for . Brassieres, Title value, :i for .............. 99c 99c 99c . . . . . 99c Envelope ( ’Itemises, good quality Nainsook, nicely trimmed Muck Towels, U5c value, Ti for Extra Large Bath Towels, 2 for .. Organdies, 8t»-in. wide, all colors, 8 yards 99c 99c 99c 99cA 99c 99c 99c Crochet Cotton, 11 halls for ............................ O. N . T . Realism in literature i» Just tho art of exposing a man before he ha* had time to shave and spruce up. Fancy Breakfast Bacon-----------F A T HENS Sausage,Tresh, Home-made ‘ Don't forget the One Cent Sale, Thursday. Friday and S» turday' 7 ” (: C. Bower. Rooms 22G-22J D R . R- M . M A S O N DENTIST New Meiach BaikHag I 'll o p e 201 S a n foP d , l . o r i d a ^ ----- If You Wnnt Quality and Service, Give Us a Trial— y ■ The Daily Herald, 15c per week. LADIES’ LISLE HOSE, with SEAMS, 3 paint for ............. Night Gowns, good quality Nainsook, trimmed................. Cocoa Door Mats, size 14*/sx24»/o, each ............... PORK ' f * * - ■ ■ O n ly ! S P E C IA L V A L U E Whito Enamuled Dish J’ans, it 14-iJt., each Aluminum Percolators, G-cup, each.............. 99c 99C 99c 99c 99c 99c 99c 99c 99c S PE C IA L Men’s Work Shoes, Solid Leather, each.................... ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES, ti-tj(., enclf ......... Footed Colhmders, \luminum, each ..................... White Bowl and Pitcher Sets, each piece S ■ 99c Wire .Clot T bps Lines, 50 It.rH for liiilym yizzed Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, 2 f o r ...................... O-Cedar Polish, Gtlc size, 2 for ........... Oil Mops, 75c value, 2 for ............... Blown Glass Tumblers, 1' dozen ..... ....... Icu Tea Glasses, ll-oz„ 10 for ..................... 5-Gal. Oil Cans, each .............. \ \ Galvanized Pails, 3 for ................. Alarm Clocks, each < ■ - a. »F| 9 9 c[ 99c S 99c | 99c 99c _ 99c S 99c: 99c 99c 99c £ 99c eitcn l repc Paper, all colors, 11 rolls for ........... FOR MEN A N D ROYS Men’s White Shirts, Collars attached 99c i 99c 5 99c £ 99c 99c Men’s Union Suits, 2 for ................. Men’s Union Suits, Topkis................ Boys’ Khaki Punts, * IVr pair ..... !...... Men’s Work Shirts ........... S P E C IA L 'm en s k h a k i p a n t s , per pair ............................ Boys’ Overalls, per pair ............................ Boys* Dress Shirts, " • Collar attached ....... . Bovs’ Blue Chambray Shirts, 2 f o r ................................. • 99c 99c [ 99c i 99c | Comhiuettes. 12-qt. Galvanized, . eadl » —-rTr~.-rr...~..... . ._ . ... - , — * • « ♦ * * ** £* * 1# *• A* * **%*•» • '* V** Milk Pails, 12-qL <1 for HOUSEHOLD (JOODS Juicy Hams s■ M on d ay OK 1NTKKKST TO TH K I.ADIKS S PE C IA L V A L U E M U TTO N ■ H ■ We have apent a good deal of lime and effort tn secure WORTH-WHILE values fur this sale and you will be doing: YOURSELF and US an Injustice is ynu fail to visit our attire da ring'(his event. Read liver the partial list of offerings below— then came and convince yourself, of the real value. Toilet Snap, extra large cakes, 10c size, 12 f o r ...................... . Fancy Florida and Western Reef 99c ■ elicit A t the Princess Tonight and Tomorrow For Cough* and Cold*, Head-' ache*, Neu uralgia, Rheumatism Acne* and Pain* and A lll Ache* ALL DRUGGISTS 35c and 65c, jar* and tube* Hospital *iie, $3.00 P a r a s o l^ E L fO N J- MOUGHTON i* ----Than o M urtarJ Ptarlar 1 Lot Fancy Voiles, Big Value, 3 yards LAURETTB TAYLOR Is « 6c*ol Prom PBQ O’ MY HEART, ■ ■ S PE C IA L POST_lair of no*.* gin sues by Mr*, f ||. c . DuBose. Iletutn.to 11. Du- j Bose and receive n reward. G-2tc 99c 99c 99c 99c g 1 | i - X QUICK DELIVERY Pure Food Market J. HUGH THUS, Prop. ^ Phone 106— — s------ — 402Sanford Ayfnue B Service RICHMOND, . V A . Dress Ginghams, Extra fine qual’ ity, 89c value, 8 yards for IPure Food Market! 7. Millar Bldg. Southern Vegetables. Our Specialty Dress GinghaniH, 82-in. wide, 25c volut*, 5 yards for :........ LOST S . i u J 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS . SU ECJAL . . . iiiienaTlon of atTeoTion. S M0„ AWK SHEET. 81x90 and Deputy tiherilT* in nutumohilcM and PILLOW CASE, each policemen on motorcycle., are iicmtrIjimi.t 1 pr. sheets and 1 pr. pillow cases to Ing all roiidu around Martin for aonii* aVustomer trace 'of the couple. U> i l l * . . W H O LE S A LE WANTED—1000 Men and Women to Visit Our Store During Our [Saturday tlfU U 'D i “ g Virginia Indian Head, BO-in. wide, 3 yurda .......................... STOP COUGH FOLLOWING FLU. Slop cough* resulting from Flu, C H ELLE MA1NES Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma and | LAW YER BromhitU with Foley’* Honey and Tar. “ The Flu left me with n severe ^ -j*—Court House cough which was quickly relieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar," writes Mr*. Kxamlaod GUaa— Dcalrnsd K. D. Drake, Child*, Md. A few cent* Henry McLaulin, Jr., worth of Foley’* Honey and Tar will offset serious diseases by checking O p t D . your coughs and colds, saving you Optldnn-OpUinelri** many dollars. Contain, no o jiiatc*311 Boat Flrot Stroot 8»nf*rd. Fl»* ingredicnls printed on wrapper. Ineiit upon Foley’*. Refuse -ubst.tutes. Sold everywhere.—Adv. ARCHITECT ................................................. .. 5 HEG INS SATURDAY MORNING AN1) J.ASTS TWO DAYS MACON, Gn., April 6.— Mrs. Fred­ erick Pace und Lynwood Bright of New York were kidnaped here to­ night ami taken from the city by a bund of men, according to a report made, to the police. Bright yesterday was awarded n divotce in a local court after a sensnit nonI hearing.' His wife i untest­ ed the proceedings, naming Mrs. Pace as co-respondent. Bright, testifying at th>* divorce healing, charged bis Wife with hav­ ing given him roach pniNo'n and sulr- ! nilttcd other sensational testimony. Mrs. Pace was urrestwl several ■ months ago in Jacksonville, Fla., * when she disembarked from a New York steamer orr nn indictment re­ turned against her in Atlanta. The charge was reported quashed when it wus alleged site made a cash sot- i P rTiRt A D DEi ^ WANTED Til - P^TTn B rin of 10 acres at Geneva f<»r used cur with starter. Ford preferred.- F. B. Brad­ ley, Box G3, Geneva, Fla._______ WANTED"—First class stenographer, George A. DeCottes would prefer one with bookkeeping experience. Box 7U'i or care of Herald Altorney-at-Law Printing C o . ________________" t^<' Over Seminole County Bank W ANTED—Stenograjihcr. Apply la Box 333, Sanford, Flu. G .Up BANFOHD FLORIDA •ANFORD 99c W A N T E D *100 MEN, between April «B 10th and 15th to pick tomatoes; U highest wages paid and comfortable quarters. Write if you ran come nnd tiring men.— S. E. Hire, \ero, Horida. Mch-22jlo-Apr.-I5 Mch-22jlo-y ' Of TWO GiflS •Every man Is. Issue dfull equip-’ Found *by Wayside ment consisting of. one .-15 calibor Had Been Murdered jutomatic pistol, mngnzines and belt, complete uniforms, including shoes, t l t r T fie A ■■opinion Pre«*> shelted tent, blankets, cot, canteen, NEW YOKE, April G.— The bodies mess kit, pack and all other necessary, of two young women with their articles. . throats cut were found early today Svery man hnndles the machine along the roadside nt Dongan Hills, guns nnd automatic rifles and many: Satan l9,Rn(|> „ oth npiK.nred to 1)C n the compart)' have.qualified as ex- aLiut twenty-one and' had bobbed pert machine gunners, tip* army’s i hair, ; A milk nmn discovered the highest rating to machine .gunner*. j'bodies. Ik>th girl,* were well dressIn camp you hnVa many recreations,! ed.' Police expressed the theory that moving pictures nt tho Y. M. C. A.,|the bodies were brought to the spot baseball in the afternoons and the, after they hntf been murdered. boxing and wrestling every night, T in* bodies were found on jmvk side. Tna „ n.w ,|-,CTMi.m.Hnn Ir a n mfcEr of the road In nn isolated section. You will also have ample leave to There are few houses in tho neigh­ visit Jacksonville. You gel paid for borhood and the roadside covered * all thotime you give the guard and with brush. The police recoiled the j will find that there will 4k* more play section marked by bootleggers activi­ than work attached to it. ties during the past winter. One of I f any one wishes further informa­ the girls hud an artificial leg. tion on any phase of the guard or guard activities, write oi m i * J. C. Don’t forget the One Cent Sale, Hutchinson, care Sanford Track Thursday, Friday ami Saturday.— It. j Growcra. C. Bower. 3-tfe‘ "Ask nny m/mbpr." Little rivalry centered nn/und the sennte nttnehes, ns in accorijnnce with custom 'most j j f themjwrf named by the 10 hold-overiuembers. They fol­ K ID N A PE R S W H IP MAN low: AND WOMAN IN MACON Senate: Secretary,jThnrles A, Fin­ A F T E R DIVORCE T R IA L ley; assistant secretary, Airs. M. L. Knight; Bill secretary, (\ Y. Byrd; MACONfi, Ga., April 5 Mi <. Fred­ Journal secretary, 11. E. Eaton; Bead­ erick A. Pace, o f New York, and Lyn­ ing clerk, Kate Inman; Assistant wood L. Bright were horsewhipped by reading clerk, Iloy M. Walden; En­ kidnapers believed by police to In* grossing clerk, Alma Imnkcrtunn; members o f the Ku Klux Kino on a Enrolling clerk, Vlvun Craig; Ser­ geant-at-arms, George E. Hnwkins; country road near hero late tonight. Messenger, G. M. Smith; Doorkeeper, They were picked Up by sheriff's dep­ J. C. Melania; Chaplain, Hov. It. E. uties who were scouring till* roads Boykin, Episcopalian; Janitor, Eu­ and taken to polirc houdquhitera nt gene Hnwkins; Stenographers, E. F. midnight. FOR SALE — Complete ( nrbitk* Potter, Alma Auslnnd, Frank Davis. K*(*hll.hrd t»OH ; lighting system, nt very cheap price. n-it-A-i, House: Chief clerk, B. A. Meginn-s-T-s-T-a Phone 2103. ' 6-3tp Parma In i ralnicnta nis, Tallahassee; Bill clerk, Mrs. F. F o il SALE o il TRAD E— A tlanty l- W. it, Dorman, Esrumhia county; fa-improved land rnanrnnee rootp cottage on fine building lot, Surety Honda t'llr (.ota itcuding clerk, Buck lainier, of Jack­ j only four blocks from Orange ave­ Home* t.oona sonville; Assistant tending clerk, Miss nue. Will trade for Sanford proper- ilnneli; Engroi-.ting clerk. It, W, KrUualnraa P r o p e rty tlualnraa t'b a n r ra , ty, Box 235. Orlando, Fla. G-2tp vine, University of Florida student; Main OfTIc* 150-W. G-Gtpi Enrolling clctk, Miss Annie Bond; MECMCII me A I.TV COMPANY ia n Fo ilii in v e s t m e n t COMPANY FOR S A LE —Strictly modern 5-room Chaplain, Kov. T. I’ . Holand; super­ I'koae 48 I04-N Maca.IU Air. cottage, 1PJ Klin Ave. Phone annuated Methodist, of (juiney; ilooi keeper, T. F. Williams, Mniintmn; Janitor, It. J. Davis; messenger, J. N\ FOR rent S T E W A R T The Florist ________ Jtugcl j. of Tallithasscc; w igea n i-a t Cut Flowertf-------------Floral Designs Hull ItENT—2 funitfJuM hotisekeep- arms, J. E, Johnson of Daytona. ing room tin April— tilth. Adults Annual and Ornamental Plants only. 311 East 5th St, 7-2tp COM PANY D W ANTS ROOKIES. 814 M yrtle‘ A tc.---------- Phone 2C0-W . PURELY PROFESSIONAL ford boys and it cost,absolutely lusth->liodiCS List o f Attaches Senate and House Has Been Made Up “ 3 Blocks from High Prices” K A N N E R ’S 213-215 S A N F O R D A V E N U E “ 3 Blocks . from High Prices” * -P H O N E 55a T* , 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, April 06, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 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/08816245e3e4eed307904f2fa812e819.pdf c880de579b51246076584097704bd999 PDF Text Text I IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E TA B LE SECTION v o l u m F jv : SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T H D K S D A Y , A P R IL 5 .1 9 2 3 N U M BE R 6 C'urlot Shipments Jlcpurted for Wed tp r jl tlh W rTilir~San7^r«r section (Florida—Manatee settion Says President Harding: Advised to Endorse the • Open Shop S A Y S L A B O R SHOULD SLO W TO ST R IK E AND K N O W T H E IR POSITION WASHINGTON, April nto since the close o f the war for American life, physically ntuf in n bnsincis way as the strike. Inst summer which choked the w a u o f wage re­ Or Seven Days, n Week Especin ly in the Steel Industry Says the Secretnrv duction. The groat unemployment just previous was largely due to those NORTH AN SOUTH ; TRAIN'S c o l l i d e NEAR I.HON SPRINGS W ARREN, Ohio, April 5.—-Secre­ tary Davis, speaking before tin* A1midgamatod Association of Iron, Steel nnd Tin workers today reaf­ firmed his belief in the trade union idea and urged labor to be "alow, to uso the strike weapon" and declared come the twelve-hour day seven-days a week industry must go. "1 have firm Engineer Wells was on the south belief, " the Secretary’ said, "ihat bound train and Engineer Tyre on the through trade union and its eternal principles o f right nnd justice we north bound trains first and second can establish an era o f good will.in H.'J early today that met near RarbcrAmerican industry.” A fter discuss­ ville whete there is n sharp curve. It ing strikes and usual negotiations at is rumored that one o f them failed to tho end of difficulties he continued,1 n a d their orders right or were con­ "Instead of conferences after months I fused in the order or tiled to make I o f industrial battlp you should have the siding ahead of the other when rounsul before the strike is called.” i they nut on the curve. Ilolli engines were bndly wrecked, and tho fiogro fireman named Ray- 1 Chautauqua Program . lyck on Tyres' train was killed. No Will*Come to a Close other casualties are reported. at B is Tent Toniffht Water Carnival' j wage reductions, since-, when the workers' wages are teduced their buynig power is lessened, they , con­ sume less, they reduce" purchases, and plnnts shut doWn. The main spring o f the present revival was in those stiikes. That they displease the bank­ ers, the big business mm, and (heir executives, however, who thought themselves monarch* of all, is not surprising.'' .* . Shipping l»oln» Information for Wed SANTORO, •F L A .; Warm, floor, Hauling* heavy, denmmi and ronvonient alow, market stonily Carload* f. o. b. usual terms: 10 inch crates Golden SelMdunching Lfi duz stalks in the rough $1.40-$1.50, poorer low ns $1.25, Now French Strain -1-0 do*, rtnlks in the roue’ ll $I.25-$L40, most­ ly nr omul $1,25, few well blanched higher. . ntiout the 1(124 campaign was receiv' ed with surprise lust night here l»y members o f President Harding's vncation party. Mr. Harding9 himsejf, had no com ­ LONGV\ OOP, Kin., April 5,— (S|>ccment, o f course, to make on (he labor ini.to the Herald).—George E. I'lark, leader's statement, but other members the owner of the St. George Hotel o f the pqrty close to him were plainly here died yesterday morning at 0:00 surprised. The attitude of the presi­ •■'dock. Mr. t’ hirk' suffered a fall \nolher Bill dent’s associates here is that the Re­ Tuesday night while ai ling n» host at Framed to Apportion publican party will take no such nnti- 11jrctUitimi- g ivtin- hy-lwm-Ht-the tnvrn* Members Leffislature rinbor^positlnrr nnd Mhi* was rtvade people o f l.ongwood. Starling down; |known informally immediately' upon a dark flight o f steps he tripped nnd i publication o f reports that pressure fell striking his heud, the blow caus­ |had been brought to bear* to have tin* ing cerebral bemmornge. Mr. Clark ! (party declare itself for the open shop.: \V‘ s 51 years o f age. i LE G ISL A T U R E C A L L IN G FOR IN V ESTIG ATIO N OF D E A T H OF M A R T IN T A B E R T TALLAH ASSEE, April 5.— Tho I house committee named yesterday to undertake the consideration o f a reso­ lution for m the North Dakota leg­ islature calling for an investigation into the death o f Martin Tnbcrt o f that state while under private convict |lease in this state, lodny granted ad­ ditional tim e,to make report. Chair* , man Davis of the committee said ho planned for the Veport tomorrow. The homo, waived its rule for in­ ti oduclinn of a hill by Representative I cv.'is to give etfect to constitutional 1amendment adopted last November by providing elections in special school districts to determine increased tax millnges. The lull immediately went through second reading where it was halted by amendment by Itepresentativif Miller providing elections could b* instituted upon initiation o f the .county hoard o f puhlie instruction *ln Counties over twenty-live thousand population. Mi. Davis explained delay by sny- ' ic.g the committee desired to go fur­ ther into the resolution. Cuncass o f members o f eominittc showed they were in favor o f a joint executive in\estigation and was considered vir­ tually assured that* it* report will ear­ ly this recommendation, he said. •T onight cluaes J.huLinford Jtildpalb five day do luxe Chuutatifiun, when — Orlando LasFNiffhTthe Laura Werno Lillies' tjuartet, Drew Biff Crowd who gave their fine conceit this a f­ ternoon, will open the evening pmTen thousand per-otm thronged the Mr. t'b^rk was from, o n e 'o f the pi- « gram . . . shores o f 1-akc Kola last night Ur oncer families of Strong. Maine, com- i From the beginning to the clo t* of witness the cijy's ninitial water earning here a year ago, where lie pur- I their programs there is nwoalth of ival. which mark'; thy end o f the winchased the hotel. This past winter he i*1 musical entertainment nnd nrtisthy. U*r season. It was a record crowd ichuill the structure transforming it •planning t Especially notable in their repertoire1and popular opinion acclaimed the •TALLAIIASSK, April 5.— Superin.into one of the beat hotels in thi.1 part, the same j are musical ilnd diumntie uuinl«-rs. carnival a record, iL*m Grooke of Klnric^k^nti-Suioon J'«f the stale, lie also started a move- j M r I’liil given in costume, depicting tlu* dress. be fore seven o'clock last evening League made puhlie a letter o f his 'nient here that is resulting in the In- lowing nlo manners nnd songs o f the Am erican! automobiles begun to line the streets organization has sent to all pastors, I Vt IIlint ion of a water works system adopted by Colonial period, tho civil war days^tlu* around Kola Park. Jly H o ’clock it civic bodies in the state cnlilng for for the town o f l.ongwood. The do- senate tinearly seventies nnd o f till* Quurkcr*. in the* streets and the motors invaded combined uction against the reinstateFinal Roll Call Only Three W ere Affninst Reso censed was also prominently connect- |„ ;(« „* The* members of tlu* Wcrnw com- was impossible* to find parking tfpacc* i ment by the *ery<te o f officials hus hit ion to Investigate ;cd ill Wilton, Maine, having been with would lu* i pany play ns well as sing. Instiu- vucant lots, yards ami driveways. \\\ pended * during the past several l the G. II. Hass Shoo Company for 25 ratified in mental trios and 'cello and violin ]{. O’ Neal, a local insurance broker, months by the governor. The letter 1- \V. T. Hendry » r Taylor county n years, .also president o f the Kineo- legislature' solos arc prominent on their pro- estimated that more than $1,000,000 mimed specifically Sheriff Dowling o f . grams. Clever readings by Miss worth o f ‘ automobiles were* lined 1- neighbor county of Dixie, mid at- Wat ha Camp, a up miner resort for bership wo DiiviiI, Sheriff linker of Palm Reach lows: Con f torney for the Pu IiumtT Lumber Com- girls at Farmington, Me. [.nurn Werno, who beads the fo n t-. nrtitud the lake. * and County Solicitor Pino 9$-Bade. pany bad Tul*ert ifnder lease at the j Mr. Clarke leaves n wife and four lation. or r pany, are ulwuy* bailed with de- 1 L a n d in g the event was the pyThe senate run nheud o f the houso, daughters to mourn the loss of a do- ties hnviui time o f his death in action regarding the dcuth o f Mnrtin light. leiticanic eli-play presented by the voted husband and fnthor. ' 100,000, thi Tnbcrt o f Nortli Dakutu alleged to A. \V. Weeks o f Holmes county, The t'ypo o f “ program, the skill Intel-national Fireworks Company of county, early in 11)21, .as the result Scores o f telegrams* o f condolence dor .‘ 10 000 , o f brutal treatment, were seen in thc^ have died as a result uf brutal treat­ who us n lender o f tho populist party with which it is presented, and the Jersey City, N. J. For more than are pouring in from the eastern two morula* ment administered by a convict Imiss, poiso and personality <>f the mem- thirty minutes there was a continual actions of both house;* o f the Florida flO year sago held his neat in the sen­ states. counties on voting 2d to .'I to appoint Joint legisla­ Ircrs o f the quartet nl. unite to bombardment in tin* air, rockets burst- body in the 2nd session o f their bien­ ate until near the end, against the In bis death. Longwood has lost a jt f0j tive committee to make an investiga­ combined clfortn to unseat him, nr.d make their p r o g r a m s genuinely en- ing into many-colored lights high over nial sitting yesterday. man whoso sterling qualities nnd ,|uc*stion *.v The house responded promptly to now buck in tbclcgislnture after more tion. The committoo would lie com ­ loyablc. the water of the lake- shrapncll pieces Jiigli Ideals have wrought a great nnu.„dment posed o f two members o f the senate, Following the musical program J. exploding noisily and white lights a resolution from the North Dakota than 20 -yeurs, lapse, threw his griz­ work, laitli as a public benefactor nnd |>|,i||i|,M w|, legislature asking for a full investi­ three from the house and would bo zled seuf into the fray, and let loose Franklin Caveney, crayon n.lirt and. exposing to view the thousand, who an up-builder pf the huldic spirit o f ,ountieH ct authorised to cull upon the Governoi* • l e v e r modeler in cluy. will dose this I huddled along the* w a ter, edge to gation into the affair, hy sending it some o f his old time fire in hchnlf the place, lie sccmf*d to fill u large m,w coui,tii o f North Dnkta for till evidence in \ rear’s Chautauqua, which has Ik*.*.i witness the glorious -ndlng o f th* to nrummitlcc o f five with instruc­ o f an investigation. space which has been vucant for many tntion in tlv tions to report hack tomorrow. In his hands regarding the death o f Tnironounced by all uf-the best’ balanced season. Ground sits; skilfully han"What Would we think if a Floridu yenrs. The'entire community has ex- ct,n*tnntlv I bert. , innrhim every day a big day. thst died by n represent at iw of the fire- the-speeches proceeding this action, boy were removed from n train in tended their sympathy and condol­ however1 , wus seen the real temper North Dakota nnd :u*nt to his dcuth ence to the bereaved family. iver appeared in Sanford. . . ^ ’oiks company, added to tho beauty . n m n , , • ...I’ -n.lbllv*«-f the display. At the last one qf o f the lower body. and n message from the legislature Caveney a genius .» i itWB 8pt.,|t.d “ Return to OrA motion to appoint the committee ignored?" he asked. Tnhcrt was sen­ lemonstrated when, amid a running ^ . x( S(.UMtn. - ,, was greeted tn study the resolution offered by tenced from lA*on county for riding a Ire uf jest* and anecdotes wl u-h P ^^ r„ uml „ f hnndclapping ' Fred II.N^)«vis o f I»oon brought op- freight train. * ,is audience tn uproarious loughti r. lakc.-Orlnnd* position flora Arnos Ix-win of Mr. Ix'wis deplored the uction of Jackson, line o f the leuders in the tho North Dakota legislature In adop­ house? who declared, n criminal inves­ ting its resolution, nnd said it was tigation was a matter for the courts "unfortunate." Mr. Stokes agreed Half of the House and grand juries nnd not the legisla­ with him that it was unfortunate; INJURES BBYKRAL— AND ommended to the Leffislature by Attorney Composed of Members ture. His attitude caused u flare up that the whole affair was uhfbrtuiiule, AGES CHOI'S ANI) W itlr Expedience from all fIdes o f Ihe house. Speaker hut that the “ buck" had been passed General Buford BUILDINGS nfter speaker, apparently puying lit­ to -th e Florida legislature and it tle attention to Mr. Davis, in his e f­ III* T h e A — o H n lr d I ' r r x l TALLAH ASSEE, Florida, April 5— 1 Tire “ promiscuous procuring" o f should not step from* under it. forts to explain that his motion did ALEXAN DRIA, 1^., April 8.— The Strengthened divorce laws and uni­ divorces is Incoming "the greatest Thu North Dakota resolution Inter death toll iis a result o f the tornado not provide for an investigation but form laws governing the compensa­ menace to the Inoral standard of out was merely a disposition o f the North came before, the Senate, and notion which late yesterday swept Alexan­ tion of county hoards o f puhlie instruccountry, und it is my opinion that, this Uaknta Resolution, indicating they was deferred until 11 committee had dria and I'ineviiln wus placed this .tion and county* commissioners were tendency should be discouraged at been appointed by tho house* Mem­ knew o f the details o f the Tnbcrt ntotning at 11. Check hy authorities HAIUHNG PURCHASES ber, o f the senate, commenting on tin* developed undertaking establishments recommended to the 11)2.1 legislature every possilde turn," the report beta death, and wanted the house to make BIRTHPLACE f>y Attorney General R iv e r s 'll. Bu­ forth. an investigation nnd taht if Mr. Da­ resolution, said that there were "hor­ ol this city |iuve the bodies o f thir­ ford yesterday. The attorney gener­ He suggests an act that will re­ vis' ' motion paved the way for such rible" detail. In connection with Ta- teen victims. Injured placed ut sixty. MOUNT GILEAD, Ohio, April 5.— al is required under the constitution quire all. testimony in divorce cases action, they were jn favor o f it. The bet's death, and made known that ns President Harding today purchased to submit to the hlenniel session a be recorded by court reporters, or pn* W ENDALL, N. C.t April .G~A flights of oratory were accompanied soon as the house Imd acted efforts report o f , recommended iegislatioif dor the direction o f the court nnd be­ his birthplace— a farm in N‘»™ windstorm here Inst night injured ap­ would be made to provide for a son­ hy applause on tho part o f crowded baaed upon his observations during o f ­ come a part o f the proceedings. Tho Bloomfield township. Morrow county galleries that had expected nothing ata committee, to Join with one from proximately twvnty-five persons, de­ — where us a boy he spent he* e 1 1 judge also should Ik* empowered to di­ stroyed fifty buildings, wrecked oth­ fice. more than a routine session. .... ' tho houso In a joint resolution. Other recommendations made in­ rect t)u» state’s attorney to ascertain hood days. . ers and badly dumnged crops. A nurn. Mr. Lewis fought mostly alone, al­ The: deal was consummated thruugn her o f the injured have been removed clude the abolition o f the county con­ all the facts pertinent to the case though Ren C. Willard o f Dade coun­ P. J. Coyle, o f Coronado Beach, was vict leasing system, provision author­ ami submit them to the court. Tba French Crow, post mas U r at M ono". ty, in seconding his molioTk, that the in tho city today and showed us a to Raleigh hospitals. No fatulitles re­ ising the governor to appoint a sixth filing pf divorce actions should' be Ohio, a lifelong friend of the pres * ported. Live stock on farms in path resolution l>e tabled, agreed with the fino picture o f his new apartment member o f the supremo court, a two required in the county in which th« dent, who acted as his personal agent. o f tornado were killed, while tobacco Jackson, county man that such an in­ houso that bo recently built for relitcent gasoline tax, one cent to go to defendant reisdes,' Ihe attorney gen­ The deed was delivered to Mr. t row barns, graineries torn' to splinters. vestigation wus a judicial subject. On pi purposes. Mr. Coyle s a y s ' that the state and one cent to the county; eral continued nnd not permitted to bo by Harry Erickson, who has owned the' roll call, Wallace Tervin o f Mana­ Cqrtmado is having a phenomenal RALEIGH, N. C., April 5—-A doxon laws o more effectively enforce pro­ filed In the circuit as occurs now. tho 'farm for a number of years. tee, sided with these minority two, growth and with the good roads from or more persons were injured .by a hibition; uniform speed laws, regula­ Plans now under consideration, He recommends •that the statutes the vote being. 7.1 to 2. Now Smyrna to tho Osteen Kerry the tornado *hieh cut u swath onu mile tion o f business operating under a be amended so as to climinm. te tho i. nniforcitood.' call for a complete reSpeaking in behalf o f an investiga­ j**ople from Inland Florida wil| all go wide and ten miles long south o f Wen­ "declaration o f trust," franchise tax, necessity o f more than one parent en­ tion were J. Ed Stokes o f Bay coun­ to Coronado this1 scuson. '. dell in Wake county yesterday after­ and various remedies in legal proced­ dorsing an application for marriago ty, who is carry ing around in lilt noon, wrecking a hundred or more ure. where the applicant is under age. and pockets a measure to abolish the Still, tho houso with the largest houses and doing dapingc to. the Mr. Ruford stated: “ It is my opin­ that an act l>e, provided making it ' a county convict lease system. Forrest ear parked dn front o f it may be the nnfpunt o f more than $ 100,000 accord­ ion that justice domands that this tetony to wittingly deceive or attempt luike of Seminole, I- E. Wade o f Clay, om* with the largest mortgage on i t ing to reports here. '.Some o f those session o f the legislature do proceed to deceive the county judge o s’ to th« John Clay Smith o f Escambia, Kumust seriously injured were ordered to ^apportion tin* legislative n j ic- T^'.’itity o f any persou applying for % 1gene S. Matthews o f B radford and removed to a Raleigh hospital. ' • : eolation throughout the state." marriage license. .... . - �PAtiE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL I, 1923 i O f exceptional interest wan _ the game o f bridge played during the ev­ ening; when score* were counted; the ft r * a k « v , (R 7 lr te * 4 t fU t lt a i 7 » - I f 7 m a r e ( a i m . K / n k t r t m r OoOtlaM prize for high SCoYp, a half dozen of | m r . o r I t r m » r * r a i a r t a l a l a t , w r it » w a l i i l r a r e l a th la d r p a r t m m f , * * • !■ ■ the best photos donated by Owens, the •M alta, n r | r| ,| ilin *r Ik a I l f * , i l » »ii photographer, was awarded'M rs. \V. w j r m i l r m a r r r l i t r a ___________________ M. Bolding. The men’s prize, a box SO C IA L C A L E N D A R o f silk hose, donated by fipcer & Son, was won by T. L Dumas. The ■Wednesday— Business Meeting o f the cut prizes, deck-*' o f cards, donated by Woman's Club at Wolaka Apart­ .Mobley Draft Co., were won by Mrs. JU RY IS DISCHARGED ments nt 2:30 p. nj. \\. M. Scott and Knyuiond Phillips. Wednesday—Chautauqua, Children's Following the aw a rd in g o f the FIRST STEEL FRAM E STKIJC entertainment nt 2:48 jr. m.j Con­ prizes', refreshments consisting of I l l y T b e A m n r l . U r d I’ row*I PH ILADELPH IA, April 3.— Be­ cert by Vierra’s Hawaiians nnd a chicken salnd, rnilincs, sandwiches, TU RE TO IIE ERECTED IN lctfturo by Chns. If. Plnttcriburg nt coffee and cake, were served by Mrs. cause o f nllcgrd tampering with the SANFORD AND IS A 4 o’clock"; “ An-Evening in Hawaii” Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Paul Riggers, foreman, Judge Thompson in the United States district court, discharg­ nt 8 p. m. Mrs. R. \V. Pcarman and Mrs. W. M. Holding.__ BEAUTY ed Ih n ju ry trying the case o f twenty AVcdrfbfrsiry— FPedJ,Wnli*ron‘'w ill nine men charged with conspiracy entertain the members o f the McrAlthough the new building erected to illegally withdraw* nnd sell liquor. ric Matrons Bridge Club nt 3:30 p. by Mr. I - A. Bnimloy and Dr. S. Pulm. nt her apartment in the W cPLAN E CROSSES GULF cston is not the first -l-story building 4R9. FRED D .NIGER, S o c i e t y Editor Phono 217-W • for Sanford, and neither will it he the tallest building after the National First Btcel frame building completed in SnnTo tho ordinary man’s mind this means nothing more than a new- Now wo are having O nutn weather and Florida weather. building, hut to the man who studicn the welfare o f Sanford, il means n The first sounds o f a real city was the sounds coming from thu driving o f the'rivets that went into this building. this Ami now that building is completed, it stnnds out as one of Sanford’s prettiest business Allen Joucn, who i:* associated ill LINEN FOR HUS PITA I Jacksonville wn:* represented here hmdncsM with his uncle at Manatee, yesterday by George P. Crews. * Donations arc still coming in fo spent the week end here with his faith in the future Sanford. The twothe linen shower for the Feronli! mother, Mrs. Alien Junes and r'ster, store rooms fronting on First street I.mighton hospital. Among them lie LcCInirc Jones. will he a credit to any city many time* ing 2 dozen towels donated by Gen the aizc o f Sanford, and the room ( ■lame: Biggin:-, oT Haines City and A. Speer. fronting on Park Avenue will he n*f j ,p Owen Higgins, of the II. S. Navy, are If you haven’t sent in your dona the guests o f their mother, Mnk.Mnt.v lion yet, please send it now to .Mrs nent ns one would nsk for any town. ,|av t • * #• 1 * ' J Higgins nnd sister, Mrs. Ralph Wight A. K. Hill, chairman. The upper floors will contain offices business, at their home in Rose Court. that will -rank with the best arranged NOTICE TO A LL CONCERNED: Charles E. Palmer, of Tampa in the state, Mr. nnd Mr::. George Kingsley and The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 17.11 among the business visitors here Mrs. C. I). Haines and friends from . onti-mplates a rnisa In scnlc to Tie Every citizen of Sanford should terdny Altamonte were in the city this morn­ per hour, taking effect May 11, 1923. have that same faith in their city, ing coming down to meet the Clyde 2Ul-2Gtp look a little ahead and plan for a pop-. * steuivliin.___ _______________________— ulation--of-2f»,<KM)-in thr next fiv r —f^* ~w ---------Don't forget the One Cunt yenra. And the person who takes ad‘^ an “ An Evening in Hawaii" will he tin- Thur-.d m. Friday and Satard.ij vantage of the reasonable prices ask­ drawing card at the (.'hnnlutaiun tent (tower. • ed for Sanford real estate at this time ^ n,< tonight. This is said to tie one o f ______________________ will, in n few years from now, he sit­ tin- finest musical organizations on KKSOI.I TIONS OF RO\RD ting on to p 'o f the world. No matter I *” • the road and will he enjoyed by all OF |’ | Ml.1C INHTRl'CTlON how “ hard up" we think ourselves at who hear it. ' (IK 9KX1 IN O il-’. €^ il ' this time, some kind of an investment ^* in Sanford real estate should he mude, ' ,rfM’"' Owen Biggin- is home to -lay after and big returns are hound to he real'reiv in g four years in the navy, the ited on this investment. Ther«* are ‘ last two y en U r ;; on shore du.y in so many valunhle lots, and improved the navy yard.". Owt n was irt the real estate to he had in Sanford at navy during the v.-oild war and while this time, on the ehxy payment plan, ^ 11 he list I it then he thinks lu- has that most every person can get in on ,l,llllZl I enough to last liim for a while. the ground floor and let his invest- ( r,‘s ' ment take thV nature of a savings a e -- '!:ur!l count, add a little to it each month. Peek | Maxwell & Britt, real estate agents, have several plans of this nature and M, can help you get started.. From tin m l.nt: you can get most any kind o f a lot on cm sts most any kind of terms you can meet, hrun I At the present time, their listings eon- Tuesili tain, vacant lots, sub-division proper- i.ml S ty, both large and small homes, lions- home c* that make ail ideal rental invest­ ment, warehouse and side track prop­ erty, business blocks and, in fact, all You kinds o f city property, that some llary day, and not long from now, will he Si ml,,; worth many, many limes the p rices. .Melho ni.kcd now ment to the two gentlemen that had a AGENTS E ST A T E —ITRE INS PR . First National Bank Itldg SANFORD —- r -----------— FLC Hi. , Andrew entertained at a auhx,Tipt;n:i bridge;a I the Parhdi llou:e. liie ie Udng foul teen tabic:, o f play­ er*. Tl»e 15. S. A. were assisted by Mt*. Howard Ovetlin, chairman Mrs. jO^cna jm.l Mrs. \Y. 1>. Holden. •The Parish Houk wus baautifntly docornted w iilrfi rtix, fer.toon* of rnih- ' l*f>w iii.'t-, h.vki't". of cut flov’etn und potted palms..* Thy lightc were al».oi Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thn! n meeting o f tho.„ rtoekholdcrs ol SEMINOLE SECURITIES COM PANY, a corporation,W ill be held a! the place o f business o f said corpora­ tion in the City1 o f Sanford, Seminole County, - Florida, on Friday, *thd‘>6tli Jay o f April, A. D. 19113, nt the houi ----- T O N I G H T ------ G U Y B A T E S POST ’ COOKED FOOD SALE. Onc o f the most successful Orien­ tal photoplay^ over produced. A gorgeous spectacle qfid otic o f the m o lt’ enthralling' love stories ever filmed. More thrilling than the Arabian Nights— more entrancing than Romeo nnd Juliet. Scenes o f rare beauty in Persian, gardens. CJnehlhl^cmples HluI pnlaccs with the beauties o f the Shah's' harem. posilToniof 1ncreasTn [ f tli oen pitar r.tocTT o f said corporation nnd doing nil things incidental thereto. Dated, th is' 7th day o f March, A. D. 1923. . It. C* M AXW ELL. , Secretary o f Seminole U-7-11-21-28; -1-1 Securities Co. ITS PLEA5ANT W ANTED blocks, and will he n lasting norm- Of course the fast going ahead of Sanford will _ mean that farm and oiangc grove property in and close to .Sanford will jump in values as fast ar the city real estate. And at the present time, Maxwell & Britt are in position to put you next to spine buys in this kind o f property that are real bargains. For instance, a ten acre, improved celery farm, located |j: the best celery -district, with good flow ­ ing wells, on a good road, easily worth ui'ii' 31,000 d?T^jcre, if purchased within the next twcNv^ecks can lie had for |G,000 and the owner will arrange liu being effectively -used. terms. It has been proven what, this During the evening an absorbing farm will do ami the.man purchasing game o f bridge was played, the prize this place, can't go wrong. for high score among the ladies* a Maxwell & Britt are nt jo u r ser­ pair o f caudles ami holders, was vice, no matter what your needs, and awarded Mrs. Howard I.eGette, of you are under no ot-igations to buy. Coiro, Ga. The men's prize, a box They look after the interest:* of both o f silk socks was won l»y Rr. Ralph the seller and the purchaser. If jou Btevcns. At tht* conclusion of the cur.I game 'have something for sale, list it with them—if you are in the market to the hostess served a tempting salad course followed by an ice roursc. buy—let then* know it. # - Mrs. Homholdcr's guests were: Mr. Maxwell & Britt's insurance de­ and Mrs. \V. ('. Hill, Mr. and Airs. partment U one of the complolcst in R. A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. the city. Your every need in this Roumillut, Mrs. Howard 1/cGcttc and line looked after by an experienced Dr. Ralph Stevens. insurance man that knows insurance. Don’t think o f real estate or fire in- SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE PARTY surt-n:e without thinking of I-nsl evening the lirotlierhond of fo r TO HAVE Everybody out to hear Plnttcnbiirg l.nno M EN A N D W OM EN this afternoon nt 4:30. Mis lecture Must he nhle to recognize an iimh'U.il »nlue and have 99c in ca»h. Experi­ will make Mew citizens o f you. ence unnere.ssary. Apply as soon as O. Schott, o f Charleston, S. ( ’., possible nfter 9 o’rlork Saturday who has been stopping at the Pico Ho­ morning. See further particulars in tel for the winter, left today for his Herald Friday. Match for it. home, going on the Clyde Line. part o f tho marking o f n new era in Sanford. DEPENDING ON SE\TA ST. PETERSBURG, Anril A ft­ er flying across the gulf, depending on a sextant for guidance 'n nav:*! sgout plane o f the'F-5-L type, arrived here this afternoon, from Pensacola. The flight was made in six hour::. B ank’ is com plete#’it alii! has the distinction o f being the fit s*t ford. County W ANTED ' 1,000 M EN A N D W O M EN C. F. HARRISON. .•■ Must l*e aide to recognize an tinuscal C. A. DALLAS. yalue and have 99c in csirh.) E\pc.*i•' _ F. T. W I L L I A M S . T. W . Lawton, ” cncc pnncrcssnry. Apply as soon rut SupG nnd Secretary. possible, after 9 • o’clock Saturday nicrning. See further particulars hi NOTICE Watch for it. l(cra|d Friday Instruction Florida. Bfmdcd and cast a yellow, glow over [lea all. , > B A K IN *^ DONE Yes, it’s pleasant to have your baking* done — if it’s done in our bakery instead o f in your own home. The pure-food ingredients of our bread and pas­ try thoroughly mixed and baked with expert skill bring to your home the acme of the baker’s art; when you order our goods by name. . Florida Lady Was in a Miserable Condition, Bat Says She Found Cardui Helpful, and NOVELTIES ALSO -Friday and Saturday“Peg O’ M y Heart” Added Attractions Included Don’ t forget the One Cent Allha, Fla.—In explaining how she Thursday, Friday and Saturday found Cardui so helpful during change of life, Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, of Route 2. this C. Bower. |JI(U,L| iu , place, ou said: - "| became so weakened il was an effort for me to get around. I knew what was GOLD LEAF HOUSE NUMBERS and the matter, but I felt like I couldn’t give Name Plate:* at Sanford Sign Shop. up. . 1-Gtc “ 1 just dragged, and I certainly was nervous. I was so restless I could not ’ sit down long—yet so weak I couldn’t get about, ft is a most miserable and * such a helpless feeling. 1 “ I would get depressed and out of , heart. ULpl 11to |Ufeel, 4CLI, urn.1 tm.it. was "OJ " II began alter •1«IIIILI awhile, there no use to try to get well. This is all wrong, for it makes a person worse. GETS TIIE CURLING IRON “ I had heard of Cardui, and thought it •night strengthen me. A neighbor had Bring the Ticket and Take the Iron used it with good results. "I took one bottle (of Cardui), then I ------------- ELECTRIC FA N S-------------saw I wasn’ t so nervous, so kept it up. "Qradually the nervousness left me. De.-k Bracket Ceiling I began to eat and sleep better. Was Ask for Prices soon well, and all right. Cardui did wonders for me, ana I certainly do recommend it." Thousands of other women have writ­ ten, to tell of the beneficial results obtain­ ed by taking Cardui, and to recommend IG1 Palmetto Avc, Phone 481-J it to others. Sold everywhere. Try it. NC-I46 F. P. RINES H E R E ’S Y O U R S T A F F OF LIFE, IN E V E R Y DELICIOUS V A R IE T Y tCynu want to r^all/e that th crciiT an art of Raking, you need only look nt the counters o f Routh’s Bakery. There, rows upon rows of Bread, Pies. Cakes, Crullers, Muffins, and scores of other varieties tempt the appetite and delight the eye. Absolute purity of ingred­ ients, baked in the cleanest, most scientific ovens. Orlando - Florida ROUTH g BAKERY N e x tT o P rin cess Theatre n Q n 'is s D B B t ic z iiin a B C iK n ic n n s B iB a iB B iiiu in iiB iiiis iB iii 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgia Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 C H IL D 'S Ankle S im p LA D IE S No S ir LA D IE S jlar i.essimi thi -. .“ id M. Ilomd df Putdir LA D IE S The Daily Herald, 11c per week LADIES M EN ’S XVi- <-4ii. furnish >«>u villi; uruvt-l fur. <‘ \ • iii I'urpiiM-. And you'll and i'ur •>r«>inrt .< ttlnK tl'v sluti- i(aril vtn-r«-v<-r~.4*ni- v« I it u»i«l We iiuule tuo «-r*t prlrt-B. Iluili!i-ri.* l l r n d u u a r lrr«" seifredUCING C O R S E T ^ tyerito Sclf-Rcdurtng No. 333 it a real bargain. It has a low lop and medium skirt. Made in dur­ able pink or white coutil; sUc> 24 to 36—anJ com orily $3.0 1 lllniut J o i n . • n 'lm u, trnJ n a m r .ij' dir**. U.I anJ SI. V e i l *enJ IIk ttn x l. N m o l l r ii r a l( - t 'a i| ili.n I dm Iiui# 110 b . I bill U ., N rw VuiX it* |<i. ti I Hill Lumber Co i'hone 130, Sanford First Street ♦> v v ^ ♦♦♦ . SELLS IT FOR LESS *1* *Z**1* *1*♦> i-j Weiaka Block �• . u \k \J h i ii :j T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 5, 1923 'ittff A. , ,'V f AGE TW O ■■■■■■■■■■■ By a < Cmtf i T n j R a f e i t o R a ' i e a R i R i i t o i f t i place where this rule was not In force jllST KIDS~ 'Yhs Note from T—dw l — and w« were struck with the small amount o f accidents caused by rail­ roads in England. We con jK ik c'fu n at our English cousins upon -ninny Tj m i c s V w « m - a r e The Herald Printing: Co, points but Wc will hand it to them YOU DOING* HOME PROP"! upon their railroqd systems nftd the. •- — rt'n i.ia tir.ii a SCHOOi. P CTTM IS T t r t E system o f rood crossings.- In this OP DAY "f f •— .--------; country and in our own stnte figures M A T T E R S ’ FOR T H E . DEGISDA will show in this dpy o f auto travel­ • TU RE TO CONSIDER. ling (hat the m ajority o f the death# j A itrrlU liK Itatra Made K x m a Appl Irallnn and accidents occur nl the railrond For the next sixty days the atten­ There could he no better index to ch ar­ crossings. Wn*nr« quite sure the rail- j tion o f the people* o f FloNrjii will ho roads companies .would lik e-to avoid j acter than a savings pass-book. —J WHY Sabsrrlptlnn Price In Advance focussed on the legislature v?Wch be­ these accidents, we are also sure that) tT 13 SORTA EAttC One Y r a r .^ ..— ......... ......... — 'jL gan its bionninl session yesterday in the county com miss ioners ami the J ■lx Mamba ________ ,---- .....: —: AlffT lT tiO H i* tim es and T h is will serve yoi^. I>ellrered In City by Cnrrler the capitol at Tallahassee,' The peo­ state road officials would like to One W e »k .„ ......______ is t , under nil c i r c u i t inces. * ple naturally look to , tlty legislators ayoid these accidents. There can be W have chosen to right whatever no rule by which the present order [ T H E P E O P L E ^ !;! A N K o f SaWfottd wrongs, errors and faults may have cam 1m* chnngod except by an .act o f ready and nnxiptejjtto help y o u 'i n hi erupt into the body politic. These men the legislature that would demnnd the you rself. A h iritcr«tD bonring am ount who meet at Takilhassee arc supposed m r m iu : ii x m : asnuciatkii iuikss future crossings lie made over or itny trorb estrecim im cm la tion . -— i-J t o bV'ihnTTCiim-nf-Ahr population -m IfllClttr‘ fit‘ this- state— this • ' ~ T h l Alaocri Te’d n ^ aa'7Ta~Vr*<?luslV*l?|*dc!h~thC ;. _ entllled to Dm use fur rt-imbllcMtlon of might require considerable thought their respective districts. They are nil news (llapnlclirs rrrtllleil to II or; nol otherwise emitted In Oils pnperi from the highway engineers and the supposed to lie sent there U>* repre­ and nln-j Dm local news pulillnlm<l sent the interests o f ^hciy constitu­ surveyors of the railroads as the state h erein. . \ All rlRhla pf re.publication of special has few deep cuts and the country is ents, and o f the people o f the state n their decisions, not as rolling as other states or counwhether right or wrong, the people trjes W even with the level expanse t oreiicn A ilvesU In tf -K epte.rn'.nttv* must stand for the coming two years. some .measures could be adopted that AlHO>C#LCARtobN CO T i n : AMERICAN rm '-S S A S S O t I-VI,ION Sanford, Florida Itis o f supreme importance then that wpuld allow the county roads to In­ they should consider every measure built under or over the railroad cross­ with the utmost care, and from every Would there were more educators ings. As time goes-on and the stream possible angle. They should study it of automobiles Increases these acci­ who mude- this n slogan, and less who from theviewpoint of thestate's wel­ I'once do Loon captured St. Augus­ dents at tin*, crossings will increase were so concerned with administra­ fare, as well ns from its efTcst on KEER IlOYCE TU I'PER COMING tine ycstc-i day and as usual Herbert tive duties and a "good system.” their programs the.er is a wealth of For one o f the crying pecds-of our their own particular district. The announcement that Her Iloycc Folkel was there to greet him. educational system is that it Ik- pull­ It would be idle talk to say that Tupper is to come to Sanford wiQ he ed away from too thorough a stand­ this is one o f the most important ses­ ardization. The I'aintka News is making a sions ever held. That has been said o f much interest to the people here. strong plea to continue the Pulutka Certain things are fundamental in o f every session since Florida became In the absence o f I)r. King, pastor Band. You have the . right idea, any education; reading, writing, a state. To ,sny it now would be of the First Baptist church o f San­ Goode. Every live city should have mathematics, history, geography; merely repetition. Nevertheless, there ford, Dr] Kerr Boyce Tupper will Albert Dusker, chairman o f the these are among the essentials. Itut n hand. are subjects of great importance preach ut both the morning and eve­ Shipping Board, will handle the pub­ when school children have been which are certain to come up and licity for the Harding chinpaign next grounded in the fundamentals o f an demand the best attention of the ning hours at the church next Sun­ year when the campnjgn for presi­ education, it is no more sensible to j members. Florida stands now, vir­ day. Dr. Tupper is a preacher and dent really 'opens. We do not know direct all of them In the same way, tually, at the parting of the ways. lecturer of national reputation and anything about Mr. lum ber.except and to lake the same course, than it Some of the oldtime methods, those the-Baptists here us well as the entire that he made a good chairman of the would he sensible to try to educate all which were well enough for the citizen!y o f Sanford are to Bl>t- con­ Shipping Board, lie will hold a most men to in- doctors or bricklayers or. pioneer days, must ho sloughed off, gratulated upon having an opportu­ responsible position when he handles storekeepers. and replaced by others more in ac­ nity o f hearing this wonderful man. the publicity for Mr. Harding and the cord with the spirnt o f the age. Some Tin- old idea o f education was j The o ...cers o f the church, have ar­ success o f the campaign will depend “ time enough to begin to specialize ^ of these methods relate to taxation, ranged for over a hundred extra seats to a great extent upon Mr. Dusker. when primary school, higher grades, a question which touches most inti­ in the chureli and expert to have an And this gentleman will have to he a high school, and college mately every citizen of the state. We­ had done ( overflow audience at both services. wizard if ho puts his chief neross tin­ their last.’ Today it is being more an- working now under an antiquated LAURETTE TAYLO R Announcements o f the subjects to be plate for another term. He will un­ and .more recognized that there is system which is neither adequate nor In a Scene From used by Dr. Tupper in his sermons doubtedly get him the nomination for too much waste of time in an eduea- | just to every citizen. It needs re­ P E G O ’ TMY H E A R T .1 tit day's Sunday will lie made in S the Republican party cannot utTord tional system which insists upon all vision to put us in line with sister Daily Herald. Princess Friday and Saturday to turn down President Ilarding for pupils who go through the high -lali-s, who lui^i generally discarded the second term. Otherwise they schools having a choice of hut a few it. It will take careful and extensive was taking note o f this startling fact ^ ** repudiating all their policies different courses. One of th e.appall , studv t" avoid the mistakes, if any, A question of party regularity cam*thnr Harding' tried to -ca rry out in IMf! results nf m h a program, orig and give us the very best system of he foie the caucus <>f Democratic inally nihcoivcd with llu* idea of sav laiiialde. Sanford needs a million dollar tour­ M em bers nf the legislature, ill elfecting motley and producing a standard ist hotel and this is one of the great­ The i i-appui (ionim-nt question is al­ organizat ion o f the two HAINES FOR VI< K 1‘ RESIDKNT i/,cd course," i ' found ill the fact that est needs o f this city today. Sanford It was determined in favm ways with us, and will In- until it is two many hoys and girls leave high I'"'1 ' • will never make tin- progress ii should M illed right and in accordance with school without graduating, simply bc- of ,-tiirt party regularity. make until tourists are invited to Un-terms o f the constitution. When Ib-pt c m illative F, W, Nolle, of i no-c they mi' not interested, and come here and spend the winter. We no apportionment is made-whieh gives litid thcnn-clvc,-. unable t<* waste time (itades enmity, applied for admission in every citizen his equal anij pro­ have everything tlu-y want with the following courses, which they feel air In the Democratic catti-tub Mr. Nolle portionate light with eevry other eitij'X£,epy<>u of tig- real tourist hotel and was elected ns-bn "independent D»mwithout bery-llt to them. without n real tourist hotel we will •i ii, mi Die basis o f population, as the iii rat." The regular nominee of the Dr. Ballou further slates: never get the real tourists. And in <i -ii.t it lit ion commands, tile question "Seldom lines one realize that chil­ primary hi (lladt-s incurred the di- will disappear, and with it the tall; lieu of the hotel for the coming sea­ dren do not leave school foi economic pieusure o f . many citizens after h is ; of state division. son we need a dozen line apartment purposes, but because they are till-] nominationi, on account of his eoniiec houses to take fan- o f the people next > Good mads is another question like­ able to get that teaching and insl^uc lion with a banking institution which fall in order that we can invite them ly to come before tile present legislnt mu towitnl which they lean. To pre failed. Thomj.actlvrly opposed to the to came here and see our growing l uie. Their value is universally contegular nominee induced Mr. Nolle I.. vent this We -liould group tile rhil city. dirti ill vaii-M chiM1--, such as those make the race. As the reg alar tiotni |reded, and any legislation which will vilm vvi-h I** go lliiMigh the colleges nee irfUM-d to withdraw hi- name |aal i ut licit building and preservation The Florida legislature is starting 41 atid universities and thn-c who will f Sim the ticket, the new candidate will In approved, OUt with tlx- right speed and il looks 1:1 go to work aflei lini-lunr eilla-r the had to run as* an independent. He ] t attle dipping and fencing are like We will get tile light kind of 1,1 graded ni high si linoD." Wa rlcrlrd, defeating tile leglllat pioldem- which will demand action legislation and then- will be no loaf < oust sin 11vc and alert school an nominee in the general election by a from the legislature. Special priv­ ing on the job. Tin- members of the tlioiities in many places have seen substantial majority, ileges dies hard, and tile rattle men lin’d legislature are g*»*d men and this long ago; diver-Hied wink, man,|iic.stlon came before the will make a delyrminrd fight ot retain we believe that without exception they can be depended upon to give mil training schools, wide choice of |,.Kjw|.,tjv,. cninUn, Mr. Nolle was not then ancient "right” to run their cat. lb- nr- tit,, open range, itis a privilege Florida sixty days of real construc­ which they seized ia the old days tive legislation. Anil tin- Herald is Tbe need for piodintion of more when there was none to protest, and willing to leave tlte job lo the men hold still without authority o f law. who are in Tallaha * *• ami not Inn timber has tecently been given atten­ It is against their own interests, for deli llit-m with a lot of long distance tion by leader.- in"a>x ictillure and iuit mnke.-i the improvement o f their advice when they are up to then dustry, and the hearing by the Re­ stock impossible, adds to tin- d iffi­ necks in work. All of them ,-hmtbl forestation Committee of tin- Senate culty and expense o f eruienting the know- what tlu-y are then- for and In Id in Jacksonville on March 'Jn, tick, which i f 'not done cuts us oil their minds are made up on the big from every market. I aicu] option, measures, which is favored by some, wijl not solve the problem. On the contrary DANGKIHil S It All.ROAD < ROSS it will introduce wrangling and con­ D\GS. Many a woman is accepted or rejected long fusion all over the statu. Wild cat­ tle have little respect for boundary Wc ai< gratified to hole that many before one catches the color of her eyes. H at­ lines iital fences, and seek their food of tile Mule papem are now Inking ted, booted and gowned in the height of'fash­ wherever it looks must inviting. Make up the question of having the rail­ ion, yet something either is or isn’t lacking the cattlemen responsible for what­ road crosling# made nufcr by budd­ ever damage his stock may do to ing county und slntp road:* either un­ in the ensemble. Men sense it, but only wom­ fences or crops, and the problem will der or over the tailroad track*. This en will tell you that the missing1“ something1” paper advocated thin idea many year* from flm rrh u t they could not cam principle* of Democratic purty organ settle itself. 'T h a t in only fair amb A SUCCESS FIT. C H A I T A I g l A is— the proper corset. ago and our .idea was greatly ization or disregard such principles right, and right must prevail in the strengthened by our visit to England and let down the bars to any and ev­ end. if we assume to he n civilizes] W hat a simple thing to achieve those lines of •' in January lUlU at which time- there trolled burning o f cut over lands by Tonight will close the 1U2H ( hau- erybody. The party cunnyt preserve1country, grace— that is, if you know the secret. And was on opjiortunit)’ afforded us'to ob­ the cattlemen, resulting in milions of< tauqua and it will close In a blaze of its integrity und, at the same time There are many other problems being bur ten of trees *>r glory. Not only has the program tyfuse to recognize party rulds. serve the railruud crossings at many acres which will come up to puzzle the leg­ the secret is a Modart Corset. points in that country. There On­ having only a sparse stand of second been o f high order and one that has Mr. Nolle may he a good Demo­ islature, but if it will settle the few Such a splendid garment is the M od art'so been thoroughly enjoyable but the crat and the voters o f Gludes county enumerated above, we shall be e v e r1 road* run under or over .the railroad growth pines. tracks we believe without any excep­ The people o f Maine are very care­ people have come forward in thi|ir who elected him may he good Demo­ grateful, and the state will progress individual in design, so free, so personal in tion— at least wc did not see. any ful to protect their forests and cut support as never before making it crats- but, without rt-gurd to the very as never before.— Tampa Times. over lands from fires and consider | possible to report a. substantial sunt good motives which uctuutcd them, their timber crops . as one of. the on the right side of the ledger. The whatever righteous reasons they may state’s greatest assets. At the Festi­ Herald wishes to state that much of hare-had for their course, he violated 0 SEDL WHEN U val o f States held in St. Petersburg the success o f the Chautauqua has party regularity when het ran against YOUR REAL LIST IT on March 21, the Maine winter popu­ been due to the earnest efforts of a the regular Democratic noninee, and ESTATE WITH US lation in that city entered an elabor­ group of ladies o f Sanford who were they violated party regularity when ate float in the parade. On one side not satisfied with the showing made they voted nguinst that nominee. was this message: "Maine’s Forests; iAsl year und this treason determined They may have had powerful and W e have seveial unusual protect its w ater-pow er; -harbm—its thrv-would nut the Chautauqua "ov er praiseworthy cau se-for'op p osin g the bargains in real estate tu fish und gam e; support its industries; Democratic nominee, hut that does o ffe r at this time. If you stabilize its agriculture." On the opnot change their status when the are looking for a real ingood. The men have, assisted in no party lest is strictly applied.— Tampa vestm ent, see us. small degree in putting Sanford on Tribune. the Chautauqua map hpl the ladies were tireless in their efforts to Sell sufficient tickets to guarantee tlu2 A corset as splendidly designed \\ lu-n you tec one o f these loveAGENTS sum it takes to pul the Chautauqua ^ as the Modart should he indicorsets—just the right Modart over. They also saved the guarantor* Realism in literature is just the Z viduully fitted to your fiigurc. R E A L ESTATE w'hlch sets jHirfcctly to your fig ­ "The school should In- made to fit ffont going down in their |>oeketa to la our Corset Department wc art o f exposing n man before lie has " ure, you will realize that a ModFire, Casualty, Auto Insurance the student, ‘ not the student the pay the deficiency thnt always ex­ render this service without ohhad tim e'to shave and, spruce up, art Corset U the one corset fo r m W. p i n t BU SANFORD, FLA schooD’a nays Superintendent of isted, up tu this year. The success o f ■ ligation. • you. Schools Frank Ballou, of Washington. the Chautauqua also demonstrate* f The .pally.Herald, 15c per week. A N INDEX T O C H A R A C TER Something either have or haven’t in Dress Maxwell & Britt j- 'j~ *vT. �1 'T T B B B -- M B SANFORD DAi --------- PAGE iER ALD T H U R SD A Y , A P R IL 5, 1923 w a s a ilr lg h t b u t C lO* FOSSILS- NH, USTTfX Buffalo! S r fto n o t i c e rHerr V O oK r wmoo m e * ___ ; l ( NOTVVLJ’ J r : - ---- ^ F is h e r H e s A B SO LV E l y ftlGHT- W E . AH> X O 0 A R E TUJO S ih P S .t fc e .- \ Schirard, Nozzle Stone, Allizon Spelr, Margaret Talbot, Eudorn Fcrguann, Marvin Drock, Mills Lord, Rudolph Lloyd. SANFORD GRAMMAR * SCHOOL perienced ch e f o f the best hotels and cafes in the country, w ho supervises the preparation o f all foods, offers to the best o f A La Carte service. The All sea foods in season FIFTH GRADE • Douglas Echols, Verna Dieter, Min­ nie linrdy, Vernon Priest, Minnie Bess Echols, Louise Tanner, Nellie W il­ liams',* Dorothy Hnyues, Elizabeth W H IT E SERVICE E X C L U S IV E L Y ... Grovcnstein, Ruth Mae Cook, Chapman, lender o f the 1,000 M EN AN D WOM EN Must be able to recognize an unusual value and have 99c in cash. Experi­ ence unnecessary. Apply as soon ns possible after 9 o'clock Saturday morning. See further particulars in Herald Friday. Watch for it. New York in 19&I, escaped fronj the NOTORIOUS ROBBER ESCAPES FROM HOSPITAI ATHENS, Ga., April Gorr, gang, who staged-the $1,000.000 mail roldiery in , Dorothy John Terwllliger. Carmen Guthrie Beatrice Bledsoe. Juanita WcbWJ W il­ lard Dnrcliff, Clifford Reel, Willie Tbrley, Margaret Giles, Margaret Hirschi, Juanita McMullen, Margaret Hoskins, Kntherlnc Powell, Phyllis Smith, Dorothy -Torlay, Jack Aycockc, James Higgins, Katherine Schlrnrd, Dorothy Thurston, Flossie Vickery, Sherwoud Hnrvard, Adolphus Carter. A. F. FAI.CK, Manager . W ANTED Lillie Frederick, U. F. Collum, Mike Ran­ kin, Bernice Alien, St. Mary’s hospital here tonight! Chapman staged a sensational escape that youn [ O f t fLL S lfxP ^roQ J^ 7 R fsC R ’ -> C. m o o o m n iN S A S S Y TO H IM , L \A ' n t g o n n a W ,E \ W E P . rvo T h e V aldez Grill public a counter lunch at 50c and Table Dinner at 60c. IF c o s s ,o o « r l c t H ioM A H O C O O .- \ >' t w S ! *r— ' U nder the management o f Mr. A . F. FAL,CK, himself an ex- D dN *r g o o f i e r ' F R E S H 'R o O M tj V A E R e Y t j O S w P s < r T A U G C > *. U)EL.U.UHAr K » o u »e o o ABOUT » t 9 A rm u ^ yS ^ SIXTH GRADE Ruby Booth, Lctn Rivers, Kathleen Long, Jack Sneed, 11. C. Waters, Jack Peters, Ernest Culp, Horace Jlmincz, Lulu Urquhart, Elizabeth Bcrryhill, Ethm Hazen, _ _________________ from |he Atlanta penitentiary Inst week, and was recaptured near here followinf a gun Igittle with officers SEVENTH GRADE which resulted in his being badly Virginin Rnrbcr, Beatrice Howard, wounded. Helen J inkins, Rcba Jones, Clarrico Lewis, Maggie Lynch, Pearl Robson, "America for Americans" is Harriet Rosscttef, Henry Russell, Opal Thomas, Eric l.undquist, Eliza­ riotism. , "M exico for Mexicans duined impudence. beth Knight, James, Stoinoff, Bernard B10HTII tiltA1)K Doyle Hritt, William DuRose, Milton Reel, Elizabeth Whitner, Rebeccn Stevens, Louise Thrasher, Camilla Puleatbn, Beth Lousing, Ruth Henry, Vera Dickerson, Gertrude Benjamin, Elizabeth Earle, Mae Godltee, Mildred Lumley, Elizabeth Mitchell, Lottie Mc­ Neill, Elizabeth'Shoemaker, Juanita Sloan, Evelyn Taylor, Imrcnc Vickery, Theo Vickery, Hazel Selleck, Leander Berner, Ernest Belllzio, Johnnie Cam­ eron, Charlie Carlson, Joe Griggs nnd James Sands, SCOTCH LIQUOR SHIPPED AS TOMATOES tomntooz. When the crates were opened they found a single layer of grapefruit and below thnt about n dozen bottles o f whiskey to each ense. Chief Hurna said several nrrests would be mnde today. DUPONT WOULD INVEST, or,more you have* left over each week, should be deposited at Our Savings Department where it will, with others become a snug sum! United States Senator Coleman T. du Pont o f Delaware recently stated in an interview thnt he with other wealthy capitalists will invest mil­ lions of dollars in developing the cat­ tle industry in Florida ns soon ns the cattle fevnr ticks nre eradicated nnd n stock Inw enacted, but they will not put any mony into the cattle business in this state under presenttick in­ festation conditions and open range us neither is*conducive to developing nil improved cattle industry, W E A D D 4 % IN TEREST Dollars G RO W when left here, and shrink when you spend them — which do you prefer? FLORIDA TO CLEVELAND ttOAIIS EXPECTING GREATEST TRAFFIC YEAR CLEVELAND, April 5.— Ope o f the biggest seizures of contraband NEW YORK, A p riljb —The*cxccuwhiskey in the history of loch! pro­ hibition enforcement was made by tivc committee of the Association of federal operatives under Chief Pro­ Railway Executives today approved hibition Agent Charles -J. Burns to­ a program outlined yesterday by the day, V hen they conllsci^ted n refrig­ board o f directors o f the American erator carload of approximately 4,800 Railway Association for .meeting in quarts o f Scotch nnd rye whisky, din- lOJ.'l what is expected to be the great­ guised ns n consignment o f grape­ est traffic year in American history. fruit in the Big Four railroad yards. KARL OF UARNRVON DEAD An armed federal agvut had stood guard over the car all night. Accord­ (llr Tlie A a , o r l a l r 4 I 'r c a a l ing to tjie bill of lading the shipment CAIRO, April A.— The Earl of was consigned) to the Eagle Produce Carnarvon died peacefully nt " o'clock company here by the ‘'Burton Fruit t|iis motiving. He was conscious to company," o f Prairie, Kin. The ship­ the end. His death was due to blood pers described it in tho hill an “ 1,800 poisoning through the bite of mi in­ crates o f tomntoes." sect with the later development of The federal agents could lind no iiitcumoniu. A c o m m u n it y b u il d e r II. F. W HITNER, Caakl F. P. FORSTER, President aches. Neuralgia, Rheumatic and A ll Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS 35c and 65c, jars and tubas • Hospital lixa, f 3.00 Special Sale Ladies’ Silk H ose Odd"Iota o f Siik Hose, nil colors, Black, W hite, Brown, T a n ; all standard makes, some Clove Silk and Pure Thread Silk, Full Fashion, sizes 8 to 10. Values $2.75, S3.00 and $3.50. Close out price for 2 days— W ASH GOODS Im ported, plain and fan cy check nnd plaids all French Ratines, 36 to '4 0 inches wide. Special for Friday and Saturday, yard— 40-in. Voiles, Crepes nnd “ E ver F ast” Suit­ ing in all the new shades. Guaranteed fa st to sun and w at­ er. Colors, Rose, Blue, Peach, Yellow, Grocn, yard— S oft finiHhod Nainsook in Pluin and Check Cloths, W hite nnd Flesh. Values up to $2.00 each. GOW NS and T E D D IE S , Special two days, each— 6 to 14 years, Children’s Dresses made o f the best Ginghams and neatly trimmed with Organdy, all fast col­ ors and new Patterns. Special for 2 days, Friday and Saturday, each— Remnants Ginghams. Voiles, Tissues nnd W hite Remnants marked V alues up to 40c. Special foY Friday, nnd Saturday, each �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, PAGE FOUR B A SE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET BALL T R A P SHOOTING €H AS. GOLF B O W L IN G < T E N N IS B O X IN G L . B R IT T , Editor {second H alf Bowling: Russia M ay Enter L a M o n r o e is Daytoita Gets Gene League to Start All The Olympic Games G affney, Signs in Stepping Out in A th ­ Orlando Yesterday Over Again Monday letic Activities ' Its Athletes Will Not The whole matter o f who Gene Gaffney will play fo r this season was settled in Orlando yesterday wl-cii Gene signed up with the Daytona Islanders. C . D. Craig and Red Ames, president and manager, o f ,the Daytona Club, wore in Orlando and the terms Were arraigned, the eon* . tract signed; nnd ■all plnns completed whereby Gaffney becomes the proper­ ty o f Daytona. Have Athletic Club Thnt is County First Game of New Schedule In ile Played Next Wdek— Six ('lulls Organi/atibn— Wnnts Sanford * lo Join Them The Seminole Athletic Chib, while Ti clenrning headquarters nt ■Lake Milt- Irou Voe'at present, is a cmtnty-wirfc or- ijer ganiintion and plant are being m ade*the at this time to foster nil forma** o f l eer clean sports that will put Seminole j a m County in tin- lead Avian R romes ,1h4jUu5. , Gaffney, one o f the best outfielders ' Tfll l at hie le v This i luT> was fostered ; put v~ rm d hhirvirstlilttcra T ti'T h P 1cugti<\ nnd put into existence by the lendmg i>ow brought to Florida by Sanford several years ago, will make Ilnytonn n good men o f Labe Monroe, but they do not who man, nnd Inter in the season Manager or will not, claim it as a Lake Mon- •post Burke, of the Bulldogs, will recognise roe organisation as they want it dis tioni his mistake in telling this good nlayer tinetly understood ihnt*it is n county) A get away from him, ns Gere wonted proposition and they want nil the six . . Jtion to piny in Orlando this summer. He county in on it. A Imse ball team has already been ' mi wintered there and wanted to make it his home hut satisfactory terms could organized by this' new club, using only 1 htb not be reached, so Gene goes to the .Seminole county boys and they are Prol i now figuring on another team. The the Beach. It hns been announced nlso that Bert Humphries has been released by .the Daytonn Club and is likely to sign up with Tommy Leach's outfit at Lakeland. The “ old man*' ought to be good for another season or two, ami anyway, if Tommy Leach takes him on it is a pretty good sign that he still hns the goods, because they don't foot! Tommy often, , In the Lcagim ic 1ms had some second half un* dlv to several o f urt. hut" it ha< h-six dubs and Be Barred^ Hoard Rules at Paris Meeting PARIS, April 6.— Athletes repre­ senting Russia ns a' country will be lo « " " * * * in thc 1W* O '* "1’ t !c " ame® to ** hc,d *? Th,s .f u s i o n ha* been ranched by a ma■>" ri,y uf lhe Intcrnntionnl Olympic 1,onrd’ %vhi(,h begins its sessions next A K KHS IS T ltyS T K K LESS BLINDNESS IN COUNTRY \ mcnt at the ringside at LaTcio tonight. Mary well .-'Frank Akers hns been appointed matched and the bout tonight should Flours* Rtveaf a- Gratifying Decrease of Terrible Affliction Throughout j the United BtatMJ Jack and Ralph arc trustee of the Bel-Jar Coffee Com­ be one o f the best; «i>er with os Bed in pany and has moved the roosting and this part of the state. grinding mnehines and plant from the Tmsslne, tt you ran, n city o f 120,000 Pico building to his place on West ROME, April 5.— Popo Piiis and Inhabitants, where every single soul is First strceC where it is hoped nil the totally blind! where doctor, lawyer, T-» ____ L w it.il^conlinuc H. ' to bring their Cardinal Gasparri, pnpcl secretary nf patrons merchant, chief, atong with the rich state, discussing, the advisability o f business. man, poor man. begggrmnn ond thief, form ally protesting before the world are all In the same bont-r—sightless 1 against the cxoci^tion.of Monsignor JACK ROSS IS HERE America has the makings o f Just Butchkavitch, Vicar General of Ro­ such n city. There arc more than 120,Jnck Ross, -the champion wrestler man Calhpllc church in Russia, They 000 totnlly hllnd people In the United .Stax's, and many times that number of Florida, arrived In .the city nt noon are also considering what form the portly blind. The terrible part o f It today from Jacksonville nnd he is con­ protest should assume. Is thnt more tha‘n 57 per cent of blind­ fident thnt he will put it* nil over ness Is classed ns preventable, a large Ralph King, who now ^lnims Sanford Europeans- nre not ns bluff nnd portion- being the result o f eyestrain. as his home, hut K ing's admlrrcs say hearty ns Americans, but they nre It Is encouraging to note, however. just ns,good as n hearty bluffi ■ Hint blindAess In - America lias de­ otherwise nnd will back their judgcreased more than 20 per cent since glasses hnve become more ‘ Ironimon. Every ptber country has a far greater perrontngb o f blindness, anCthey show a ycnrly Increase. ..Thrccuil-ergry-ta» l,in ,l,n n a ....... m n ln .M , U ln ll.llA ® Xtiierlcnns wear glasses. Statistics prove that seven o f each ten hnra pnrtngh eyestrain to warrant the wear­ ing o f co7 *ertlng lenses. When we realise the relation of good vlsIor\ to benlth nnd happiness. It Is hard to understiiBB why so many people neglect their eyes until they are permanently Injured. In tlip first draft of Aniorlrnn soldiers In 1017 bad slj;ht enused nearly three tlrues ns many rejections ss any other physical defect. At Hie time o f the draft 2,510.700 men were examined and 21.OS per rent were re­ jected been use o f grossly defective My advice regarding: roofing won’t cost you vision.— Illustrated World. ! the first game p,,tUr ' ay- night t -Vidii—br-r- J'hora Jwmi--been— rrfurh -'disettolfm that these star Ibmofig the French committee which is ■argument ns to preparing for the games ns to the ndn to piny o ff the i 'inability o f permitting Russians to h the I'ongregn- Mgliripntc. Those opposed nrgued if the first half. ‘ the present Russinn government ic the following ls not composed o f Russians hut o f fied. their inter- usurper*. The Olympic committee, h with th;s see- •however, ruled thnt it was not denlntionnls, Aim's ‘ nE with the Soviet but with the Rusicripnn Region, si!‘ n Olympic Committee, which hns ners. Watch for heen represented on the Intcrnntionnl ill be published committee since its creation. - Prince A ' Olotizoff, Russia's delegate prior to _______ the-w ar, who has been residing in „ ^ f m Paris since thc Bolshcviki revolution BRUSHES FOR HOUSEHOLD ■* ‘ 1 * , 'rill continue in the same capacity, and will endeavor to get n Russian They M ay Be - Divided Into Three „ 1 Iemu together for the HUM games, Classes, W hich Are Bristle, Hair, to Build R epai a cent! BIRD’S ROOFS— A roof for every building and Fiber. Prospects for a merry race in the State leagu e this season has been predicted. St. Pete will have as good, if not better, than their pennant winr ning club of last year, the Orlando Bulldogs will, he strong pennant condefs, Daytonn and Lakeland, under Leach and Ames, have strengthened their teams a considerable, while .BradcntAwn and Tampa, not saying much, are working quietly and will be ready to crock their whip when thc time comes. fimnr, tlu* Tentmaker There arc two classes of brushes, those with backs nnd those with­ out. These come In bristle. In hnlr and 5 In fiber. It Is fiber nnd bristles Ibut ■ are o f 6pcclnl Interest In discussing household needs. South Bound Arrive .... 2:36 n.m. Tel. 137-W . Address, 911 Elm Avenue * J * The backless brush lias the ad­ Departs vantage o f being usable in any posi­ libit! n.m. tion and thereby being nt least twice as long-lived as the brush whose only 1 :38 p.m. working Ritrfuee Is one side. These •1:20 p.m. bruslies nre marvelously made nnd Ihe 7:10 p.m. bristles, hair, fiber or fabric (mops) are so fastened *n as to make a fulling bristle almost on Impossibility. These bruslies com e in every department of Departs house lift*: toilet, bulb, pantry, laun­ 2:03 a.m. dry. clothes,* kitchen, balls and. walls. 2105 p.m. The ltn*-«liin pony gives Hie best horse­ 2:55 p.m. hair, mol the wild hoar gives the most 4 :05 p.m. and be«t bristle*. The test for tin* bristle is that it will not break If bent buck and will spring into placeagain. The hair and bristle when burned give a rhunteterlslk* hair odor. Departs Tin* liber brush, though n cheaper 7:00 a.in. brti'h, is adapted Iq things for which ii:2.r>p.m. lb*' bristle brush Is not adapted. The filler makes u good scrubbing brush, but the bristle would not be si in enough. Many libers nre made to look ---------------'"m rp-n rtm r. but the bristle test will save you from u rnsh purchase. The hriMle brush Is expensive nnd so Is Departs- the brush o f camel or badger hair j* from which painting and shaving brushes are made. ft : 4 0 n . m . Northbound Arrive .... Ibi8 a.ni. ... 11:15 n.m. 2:35 p.m. ... 4:00 p.m. ...10:0 p’.m. Foster Medalist in State Tourney rilby Branch JACKSONVILLE. April .V— Ted Foster of Jacksonville with a score of 72 wns the mednlisl in the qualifying rounds yesterday of the annual Flor­ ida State Golf championship tourna­ ment under the auspices of the Flor­ ida State Golf Association. Yester­ day’s rounds were played on the Tiinqunnn course. Arrive 25 1 :30 p.m. 191 .. 5:50 pan. Daily, except Sujjtluy Leesburg Branch Arrive 3:55 p.m. 2:50 p.m. Al Ulmer, o f Jacksonville, present state champion, was m-\l with u 17. T. W. Palmer, o f Miami giml Mr. Turner both had u "8; Nherill, of Tnmpn a 79, Clarence Camp o f Ocala h 70, Tom Aycock, the Id-year-old phenomenon an Mi ami Geoige Gib lions, of Tampa, an other youthful player, an 81. Four divisions of :tj players each qualified yesterday and today and Fri­ day, the first three divisions will playon the Timuqunna i nurse and tInother two divisions on the Florida Country club course. Saturday the finals in all illusions will be played at Timuqunna. O ticdii Branch Arrive 7 : 15 p.m. ISiSpi the ehtunpion weighing J70 pounds, will be seen m u* tiott tonight at Lake Mnry Skating Acptlemy, clmliipiici of a*eti g u m F'iorida. when The San an opportunity to and f o r that reason a crow d o f Curs will lie seen wending their Radium From Bohemia. Government-owned mines at Jacliymov, Bobemln, are Iurnlng out ura­ nium ore. rich In radium, and the known supply Is said to lie sulth-lent for 2 " years nt tin* present rate of prndurtion; In addition, there nre three largo m i n e s not yet prospected us to ib'piii These facts an* given out by tin* Scientific American. Tw o grants nt radium a year are now be­ ing produce*! and net profits t« the C /eeb o sb iu ik republic for Hie past year were tilnuif 3,500.1*00 crowns. The ra­ dium Is selling today at in.ono.oon crowns per gram, a crown being now worth about 1JG cents. Whllf* pro­ duction In the United States Is greutei In quantity, tin* Jacbytnov ore* are reputed to lie richer In qnnllty. •Pardnere." In these days o f bonding companies and enormous corporations tho obi phrase, "Ills word was hs good ns bis bond," bus a homely sound, and little tab's o f long partnership with never a hard anil fast legal instrument nam­ ing what Is his and what Is other's, seem like old tales out o f Ihe puM. . 1Sill the oilier day when Sum llurrl^ and G e o r g e M. I’ohun illssolved Ibelf seventeen ycar-obl partnership, tln»y ended a period o f ngreefneut In tlielr Joint producing business In which tin contract - ever existed, and yet their JlUklamt was on** where more rnntnnkerous hitches occur than In tnosl. Smooth nre the sens when two men, each o f whose word goes, do business together—Uhrlstlun 8clrnoe Monitor. way lowaiilw Lake Mary after supper tonight. Merchants and Miners Transportation Co Freight and Passenger Scrvire l Established 1851) .Millions of Passengers Carried—Not a Life Lost From Jacksonville One Way From Jnrk*onvi!lc I ATLANTIC CITY $36. JI BALTIMORE. MIL 39.96 NIAGARA F A L L S .... S <4.12 BOSTON. MASS. 42.52 NEW YORK. N. V. , 36A 4 CHICAGO. ILL. 13.18 PH ILADELPH IA. PA. 3 US CLEVELAND, O. 311.31 PITTSBURGH, PA. 39.31 DETROIT. MICH. 41.9.1 S A V A N N A H , GA. ........ ELMIRA. N. Y. 3*4.93 —TOLEDO, U. ........... MONTREAL, P. <). 50.55 WASHINGTON. D. C. . \l T( (MOBILES CARRIED, INCLUDING CLOSED CARS SalhiiHr f.-r Hnl* binir i W. .1u. V Iny. But uritay. c'liO |* M St>-.nnnlilpj« ' i \i it nb. inti .‘.’•iti. • i n- . - » i Apr i l -(tii. Alicgliuoy iiu-w) Vpi I lllli. ,'l-t Nn i.l in t.. I \prll 1Mb. h Suiljj.k**. fi*i I'i,i!,*«!* Ii>iiLi ^nniliij . Tl.iirsiUiy. 'LH0 IV M, StfiinMliip tt ' .»»*!. Apt 11 IiMli. £.'t»*l, l‘« 1 1 * r* .\priI «th. ir.ili, Mtti. Kkj»«*x April ^t li 1t»l It. ^i»th M-h In ond ih rili » ti miiln ili <1; Jmdml* tl, cm rpi tlini ik ta lN rend* Hit: ti* R*v«•i»t*.ili inchnli L-criti **fily. KiUm for prflfiTrwl •iiftct** Ti# I' *11L*ll Iink*U* It-^|M T1#i!"#.{»#*I I tH< *ut»*i mi.11 m ii i n ;ii "AuL Mr. F i 's t t l iu r m u or J. F. WARD. Trav. Pass. Agent C. M. HAILE, Gen. Agt. Ticket Office and Pier, 80(1 lv. Ray St., Jarksonvillr. Telephone 038 ew 511005* S o n .? ShoePoIish M ake# old 5K oe# loo k IF WE WOULD KEEP WELL R E -C U -M A Performs This Important Function Nature’s W ay Ousting Him Off. At the’ present time the odds For ouiclr resalte. try a want ad. B A B Y C H IC K FOOD W ith Butter Milk Raises Baby Chickens Baby Chick Feed Baby Growing Mash * Laying Mash A fter the w inter cold nnd before tin* long but summer day-s come is the arc about even on these two time to purify nnd cleanse the blood and bowels, the liver nnd the kidneys wretlers as they are Kith top so that these organs will . climirmte rtotehcra, nnd us this match is a the poisons, which—unless removed— will go into the Mood causing erup­ fight to the finish, with thc best tions, boils, pimples and unsightly r.nd two out o f three, fulls, Un exhi­ paiqful rores. Y'our Kidneys, Liver and Bow els are nature!* methods of bition o f real merit in promised purification- So long as these import­ all that attend. Lake Mary toant organs are strong and healthy the Lost Souls. A spiritist tells us that people play blood is kept pure. If t h e / become golf In Hit* life bereufter. If they use weak or diseased, weakness, nervous­ tbe sayn* language while playing |r n e s s .'loss of appetite, indigestion. Ibat they do here, we think we know In which division of tbe hereafter tbe game ls played.— James J. Montague. Another way to lx* satisfied with your lot in life is to keep the back part o f it cleared ttf rubbish, kept w ell‘an to have .pint] blotches and rre is mi use in eruptions, l are but thc J the poison t* movers o.” your hody-|thfe Liver, Kltldpyf and Rowels— qro jiol proper­ ly m work. Take RE-CU -M A and stimulate these moot ltn;virtaht Otx. ,:anK* * . I’.K-CU-MA will thoraughly drive out the poisons and will dem ise and rebuild your run-down .system: Your appetite will improve and you Will en­ joy your food. KE-CU-MA ie thc pci feet lyiVim cleanser because til acta in Nature s’ Way. • . r., LET RE-CU-MA BE .Y ^ U R SPRING TONIC— FROM NOW ON USE RE-CU-MA. v - Wi RK-CU-M.A is on aale in.SanTord W the Union Pharmacy and by hlntokt all good ilrujcRi*ta.—Adv. ;• -\ �T H E S A N F O R D D A IL T H E R X U D T T H U R S D A Y , APR IL 5, 1923 II S A L E - - Complete Carbidi lighting system, at very cheap price Ph.°n» gt03.______ C-3tr Noted H ealth Experts Join /i In A National Crusade To Make ' Life Safe For Mothers and Children FOR SALE.OR TRADE— A dan tyT room cottage on fine building lot only four blocks from Ornnge avedue. -Will trade for- Sanford proper- Uniformly M Classified Ada lc a word. No W ta Ad taken for Irsa than 25c. 8* cotta ge, m > And positively no Classified ** IfiO-Wi n Ads charged to anyone. Cash Mt must accompany all orders.' Ha W AN TED m Count the words and remit *n IBI aoordingly. WANED. A chnnco to build your ta Ha I * m M Ha a new home before lumber gets any higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ FOR SA L E ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc Selling Citrus Fruits •j A business institution administered by business men, the Am erican Fruit l$rtm*en* Inc. is serving a ftvst increasing num t x T -o f BTOwrrs-TOlcty^tjTvRTiri- oi i(.s eiiicien t peri3rmance. \\ ANTED TO BtlY— Asparngus fern FARMERS— Y au> Can get seed bed L / r a w s -and -irrigation plugs at th4 J !£ £ i- / o rnC°y^ ,c lff w -stock ■mil 1-p* u !■— ■ ! gootl price. Address W. P . Newell i Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc t o., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, * 27l)-tfc FOR SALE— Doater and Gaya* paints Flaand varnishes at Sanford Novelty j ^ I h i)— I wt-lve Imv.s beta(vn the Worka, Sanford agents. 183-tfc ngr* o f ]0 and 15 to sell the Daily FOR SA L F — Rhode Island eggs setting, 15 eggs for |1.00. Ellsworth, Bcnrdall Avenue, *!II Its definite, conservative charge per box for selling; its exten, # give market representation; its largo corps o f exp erts; its na­ tional advertising; its exclusive m ethod o f tradem arking each indi­ vidual fruit— each are factors in its success; but it has achieved by applying recognized business principles to all its activities. Herald on the street and also t« be substitutes for carrier boy routes. See Lewis Shipp at the Herald of fidbet ween 3:30 and 5:.1li p. m. :ior,-tfd FOR SA LE — Two houses, Sanford Heights, Hunter, Route A , IJox ICO. . a-atp FOR SALE— Ten room, two-story house, on lot facing west 145 by 130 fe e t Best purchase in Snnford for money. Sec Ellison George, N. E. cor­ ner 4th and Cypress A vc. 1-CU­ acres' at Geneva for used car with KOR SALE— Strawberries. Orders starter. Ford preferred.—F. I!. Brad­ taken one day, berries delivered fol­ ley, Box fill, Geneva, Fla. 2-fitp lowing day, 12Vkc per quart. Phone W A N T E D - First class stenographer, 3303 or L. II. Jones, P. 0 . Box 343. would prefer one with bookkeeping 2-Gtc experience, ,l!ox "oil or care of Herald Printing Co. building-- lot good location, $100 cash, balance WANTED—Stenographer. small monthly payments.— E. F. Lane. Box 8,33, Snnford, Fla. Phone 05, . 3:5tp 5-tfe Apply t • fl*3 tp LOST FOR SALE— Lot close in on First St 200 Park Ave. 3-fit; FOIt SALE— Kiddie Koop and baby walker. Inquire Room 7, Herald Apartments. * ' * 4-2lp •j After-all, the business o f m arketing resolves itself into getting fo r the grow er his due share b f the ultimate dollar. Senti­ ment has its proper place in business, but it cannot be a substitute fo r accomplishment. As officers of tho American Child Health Association, Courtenay Dinwiddie and Dr. Thomas D. Wood ara associated with Herbert Hoover, th* president, in. a great undertaking, the slogan o f which Is “ To Save tho Mother and Child." Mr. Dinwiddio is tho general executive of tho As­ sociation and Dr, Wood ono of tho three vice-presidents. Both theso officials are splendidly equipped for the tasks they have undertaken. Mr. Dinwiddio was con­ nected from IOOJj Ui 1007 with Belle­ vue and its alllwwTiospitals of New York, whence ho went to Duluth, wheru for threo yenrs ho was active in developing social service and health bodies. He was superintend­ ent of Public Welfare there and wns You can find the name of every live Business Man In Sanford in this Column each day. pee week Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. Orlando, DR- TH OM AS D . W O O D If we please you, tell others: if not. ___ tell us. Phone 498 SANFO RD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. CO LLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill j Work George A . DeCottes Atlorney-ul-Law Over Seminole County Hank IFOKD FLORIDA FREI) R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W Pint! National Hank Building - :FLOW CO N TR AC TO R and BUILDER SANFORD — -j117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Ha. B. W . IIERNDON CHELLE M AINES IN SU R AN C E AGENCY F IR E LAW YER . — Court House AUTO---------- BONDS S. O. Shinholser M hz aail aid Contractor and Builder Henry McLaulin, Jr., FLORIDA A . P. Connelly & Sons Glaaaeo Designed Optlclan-Optomririat 12 Eaat First Strati Sanford. Fla torially incrvaxed during tho present year. a r c h it e c t The buxine** man or firm today seek ini: to speed up and make more ({oom 1, Miller IUdg. o ...eicnt a delivery or hauling aystem 4AN FORD FLORIDA ha* no pioneering work to do. It U no longer a matter o f experiment in coats. Experience of olhera bring* W . J. THIGPEN the answer in dollars and cents. Time was when the bunines* firm Real Estate . adapted the big truck la-cause o f Its FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE load cart yip apt**!. Morning »aw it leave the loading Station filled to Dfficc 271 Phone* maximum capacity and more, and |!e*. 205- ELTON J. MOUGHTON M a in O ff le t R B A I-T Y * C O M P A N Y W VKSTM EXT COM PANY 104-A H * ( * * l l * A « r . S T E W A R T The Florist Cut Flowers. ■Floral. Design* Annual add Ornaments! Plants DR. J- T. DENTON PHYSICIAN-SURGEON 814 Myrtle Ave. R oom * SA N F O R D M ACH IN E . COMPANY General Machine and Boiler W orks 206 207-208 Mcisch Building Roam* 226-228 DR. IL M. MASON DENTIST . New Mcisch Building Phone J »l ' Sanford, Florida Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs The thing that worries Europe most Acetylene Welding Phone 62----------- Sanford. Florida U the fear that the 'H ags the threatens Q u a lit y SMUGGLING o p t HIT TO UK trade although the United States the duty was imposed on the presi­ STOPPED SAYS SENATOR Shipping Hoard hai ■something like dent to faithfully exetcu'e tile laws, DIAL OF S o n ' l l CAROLINA 1.0901 Idle chips, to shy nothing of and that with “ Enormous facilities al the navy, tile coast guard, mid other tlu» hands o f the government” it government agencies There is no should “ protect itself against llio.K aiTronte to its sovereignity.' ' icason with the government facilities j at band why such a state ofaffairr. i should longer continue, it ought toj bo. stopped at once. “ Rejnirts are constantly appearing .Must be nhlc to recognize an unusual iu-tbo-poldfe-pi ess of tlictTTgr^tniTh-j VblUe nail huve~!)*Jc in rat h. Exprrl-' her of rum running vessels otf our enCe unnccc-saary. Apply an soon as coast attempting to smuggle liquor pn isihlc after 9 o’clock Saturday inlu this country,'* the senator stated morning. See further particulars in in ptrfucing a discussion of tho con- Herald Friday. Watch for it. One Ton Truck W ill Be popular Dm ing Coming Year Quick Service Transfer Slot-ape Facilities Florida Dependable nlzcd as an authority on chilif health and has devoted much o f his time to WASHINGTON, April 1,—She citi­ this work. Ho ia cbllcgo physician and professor o f physical education zens o f the United States demand at Teachers* College, Columbia Uni­ prompt art ion by utilizing till facili­ varsity. Aa chairman o f tho Joint ties at its command to suppress turn committee o f tho American Medical hunning,- and smuggling along our Association and tho Nntional Educa­ tion Association ho has been espe­ coasts, Senator Dial, of South Caro­ cially active in developing standlina, declared in a statement today, ardA fo r tho health o f school chil­ it is nil inn rage, w o rse limn n force _____ ____ dren. Th# American Child’ Ilealth As­ |he said talit the administration oansociation has taken tho “ Children’s 1 |not find adequate facilities to enforce BUI o f Rights,** drawn up by Mr.) |tlie prohibition laws. | "I have been noticing the large (number of ships doing a contraband I business in, and around Amcruary i waters," Sofia tor Dial stated, "am i they seem able to carry on their illict new, garage and cement walks, five aero farm on good road, i terms. Inquire 1103 Oak Avchuc I'OR SALE—^Davenport, dining ble, chairs, chlffioniere, iron bed 31S Mngnolin Ave,_____________ 5: American Fruit Growers Inc COURTENAY DINWIDDIB Don’t forget the One Cent Sale, Thursday, Friduy and Kuturday,— R3-tfc 0 . Bower. Don't forget the Qgfc Thursday, Friduy and Saturday. C. Bower. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY • Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail It to Foley L Co., 2635 Shotfiefii, III., writing your name and adfield, III., writing your.name and adturn a trial package containing Fol­ ey’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid* uey Pills for pains in sides.and bock: rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic fur constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. The influence of ad­ vertising is apparent in every turn of my daily life. I find I cannot dis­ regard it. It is always with me, guiding me in my pleasures and in my duties, telling me what I should eat, weurf and use and what 1 should buy for my family. 1 find that there is on the tip.of my tongue a multitude of names the mention of which will bring from some shelf nearly everything that I can use in my daily life and in the daily life of my family* In every instance that name means a very def­ inite promise and assur­ ance o f something sub­ stantial and which will make me feel completely satisfied about having exchanged my money for it. Let me say a few tilings which t h e s e n a pi e s — these old friends o f the newspa­ per and magazine pages — mean to me. They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to do the thing that I be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces­ sary to describe the thing I want. Even the most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out e m b a r r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given us handy names. They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I enter the shop I know what I want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it 3tands for a product of quality. In speaking that name to tlie clerk I know I am asking for the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that sells * (This was written by a woman) - V * • • . *; Published by the Sanford Herald in "cooperation with The American Association o f Advertising Agencies � 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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' ....... *'• • ■■V2;*.J. > ' - 1 Ay, ;■ -,1 ' • / . • IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O •RLD ’S G* REA TEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION ■ • « , NUMBER 5 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL I, 1923 VOLUME IV LEGISLATURE WILL REFER NORTH DAKOTA RESOLUTION. TO COMMITTEE OF FIVE The governor in his ' message to the iegisla- ' lure today, recommend­ ed: . Tax remedies; That second , choice votosvbe eliminated from the Bryan primary law; * That the gasoline tax he increased; ' , That the one mill state road tax l»q'discontinued; That the county con­ vict lease system be abolished; That a constitutional amendment dealing with reapportionment again bo submitted; ■ That a state game con•-nervation department be established; Legislation looking to Gov. Hardee tick eradication; That increased appro. . •' , ' priations reeommeuded in the budget for ngnoultiu.d ag< ttcics and edneational institutions be granted; That no more lonmiissions Ijo crcatod, aticl it tiioj must be created, that th e y Tie carved from'the cabinet; _ That the tendency on the part of some counties and mu­ nicipalities to incur heavy debts be discouraged. vi |tAB *V*. Carlot Shipments Reported for Tuc* dny, April 3rd: Florida— section". ...... :.31 Florida—By bont, 1R4 crates. Florida—Manatee Section —......... .11 Total ....'......................................... -...62 DEMOCRATIC VICTORY WON IN CHICAGO1IMPORTANT ITEMS Shipping Point Information for Tuea|GALLS FOR CONSTITUTIONday, April 3rd: j AL AMENDMENT FOR RESANFORD, FLA .: Warm, showers. a p p q r t io n m e n t Hauling* moderate, demand nnd movement slow, market steady. Car­ loads f. o. h. usual terms: 10 inch do:, stalks shrillu shrdhi etnoin i|im crates Holden Solf-binnehliig 4-0 tioz. i For the Hencfit of Florida Are stalks in the rough 9L2ft-$I.IO, most­ l l l r T h r \»»iirlnlrtl I’r r a a l Of the First Dny of Session Were HAD CHARGE OF KI.AN HEAD* Drought Out in Long Message CHICAGO, April 4—Judge Willinm ly around $1.23, few. well blanched QUARTERS YESTERDAY, IMSExploded When Davis Moved to the Legislature . Dover of the superior ci^irt was swept higher. PO SSESSED TODAY * For Appointment Cqmmittcc into the office of mayor yesterday • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ * ( H r 1 h r A m t o Is I H P r t * « l ' with a plurality of hundred and three Total rnrlot'-shipments from San­ TALLA H A SSEE, April 4.— Rec­ ( f l y Tfc- A a a o r ln ln l I’re aal (Ilj- T h * A m i i f h l n l I ' r f M l ford this season to date. 3,012 thousnnd, second largest in the eity’s ommendation that the Itrynn primary ATLANTA, April 1.—Sheriff Low­ TALLAHASSF., April 3.—The first history, turning city administration law Ihi amended to do away with Total cnrlot shipments from Mntifireworks of the new legislature broke ery of Fulton county with a force of over to the democratic ranks after Mitee this season to date . .. 1,270 second choice votes and require a sec­ on the floor of th e.house today over deputies . , . , ____ ocrly ___ , today , took charge „ of eight years tof republican rule uwloif ond election ( when no candidate re­ Total earlot shipidcnts from Snflk the death Mnrtin Tnbort of North imperial palace headquarters of the ■ U ceiving n m ajority; that a largely inford last season to dale . 2,430 Mayor Thompson. Dakota, convict under private lease Klnn t inier an order signed by Judge The Democratic party showed ‘ in­ cronsed gasoline tax be levicd< for Total cnrlot ahipmetifs froin'Mnnearly in 1021, The house voted with ! Iioiikis dispossessing \V. .1. Simmons, creased strength in the city council, ntec Inst season to date ............ IHW ro:ul hyilding and maintenance; that three dissenting to refer the resolu- Imperial Emperor, who look charge of electing thirteen of twenty aldermen a way he found to bring taxes from • • lion on the subject from North Da- the* paluce^aud Klan yesterday under Telegraphic' Reports•From Important voted for. In special congressional nil taxnhld property; thnt the county kota legislature to the committee of a temporary injunction obtained by election in second Illinois district, convict lease system Markets lie abolished, five to determine whcthei* the housdjhim against Imperial Wizard F.vnns. B A L TIM O R E : fit), cloudy. 2 Flor­ Morton Sull, republican, was elected and that provision be made for reshould institutu an investigation and The order signed by Thomas directed ida arrived,’ 0 ears oh track including to fill the unexpired term of the late nportionment marked the address of report hack tomorrow. Simmons to appearhefore him this af- j broken. Supplies moderate. Closing James Mann, oyer democratic oppo* Governor Cnry A. Hardee before the The North Dakota ' legislature's lei noon showing cause why the in­ Tnesduy and opening Wednesday: D e-1 went, hieiiniel session of the legislature resolution ending for n full investig:i- junction against Evans should not lie immd and movement slow, market is * here today. tion of Tnherts death as a igsujt of dismissed, i dull. Floridir, 10 inch crates Golden The governor who delivered his alleged brutality in u private convict i Self-blanching -I-• } do/., stalks, fair message in person, recommended thnt camp in Dixie county, presented to quality 91.73-92.2ft. few well lilnuehed the state road department be main­ the house before it went into joint tained without any change in its pres­ high as $2.73 8 10 doz. stalks $1.30­ session tvith senate to hear the gov­ ent organization. He recommended 11.7ft. ernor’s message. Representative Da­ that the one mill tax now levied for DETROJT: 30, partly cloudy. S vis immediately moved for appoint­ the road department be discontinued, Florida arrived, 2fi ears.on track in­ ment of a committee. Amos Louis! some yi*ars will elapse before the decluding broken, Supplies liberal, devigorously opposed it and flights of l l . r T h r A ■■. . ri al ri. nnd in view of the "possibility that n.ni.d aiul movement light, market oratory followed, with lien - Willard 1 ■" *~" ST. AUGUSTINE. April I.—This pnrtinent can expect to extend its dull. Florida, 10 inch crates Golden supporting Lewis and J . Ed Stokes J UDGK WHITE FINISHED INinto every Self-Blanching and New French city in fancy Vrent hack four cen­ construction program STRl'C TlO N S AT NINE ' seconded the Davis motion. j Purnell Set Himself Up as Kinff . and Usurped Strain l-fi iloz. ‘•talk* 92.30-93.tK); or­ turies this morning .tnil shortly after county in the state, that n policy be Exemption of former service men . TODAY' 10 o’clock saw Don Juan Police. adopted of maintaining counjy roads. dinary low as $2.00. Privileges by Fraud from poll taxes, exemption from tax­ Knight of Leon sail into Mntaiizas This maintenance .policy nnd the re­ CLEVELAND: 31. cloudy. 4 Flor­ ( l l r T h r A»>iiflnlnl P rra a l ation on Legion home and other buildida arrived, 10 cars on track including hay and claim all Florida in the.name lief of the counties from theonc mill ST. JO SEPH , Milh.. April t.—Tin ( , ings was recommended in n report. LANSINO. Mifli.. Apt■ ! I Formal charges_Unit the fsrenlite House of broken. Supplies liberal, demand and of Spain. Veterans watched hardy tax would cause such benefit to them, Foster, charged i submitted to the legislature by Uusto «»•* of William 7.. David t-olony «t Benton Hnrhor i* based upon ••Foundation of ...... it. iiiovemenisi ow, inarket s'l1gIilly weak• mlvenlurer impersonated by A. M. he added, that they "can afford to re­ Michigan'' law with violutin r.the I l .............. . Willi |f'*. Bonus committee of six. TThe report ngii . . . . . ,lower. Morula j | mlTvIer nst erim inn I sy ndi cntir in* went to hlity nnd fraud" were filed in Ingraham county ci.ci.it court t h i s ‘J «r, prices slightly l<tj *•'"1 of ' 1 this city land from repro lease all demand* whatever upon any said the committee hud studied prac­ I lie ju ry at 0:40 this morning when Attorney tieneral Douglnity dtiction of Caravel Dolores Disturbed part of the sources or revenue." left . i ugan. m rgis i • j f t( inch crates various varieties in the “ l»I III* * . ticability of land grants, but had Judge White finished reading instrue- quo warranto proceeding •_begun ... court ye>Unlo) “ j Indian village of Cautio and march to the dcpnrtnjent. The state's con­ ^ V” * -, .. . . . . . . . rough l\ «lo*. nt iiIKh nnd H iiox. stnlka foound the the Everglades lands enshow cause why the organization should not be disbanded I d«> ^ |2.2ff.f2.M, quality poor nnd fair, through the streets of the oldest city struction program should he concen­ cumbered by congressional net and “ on*, charges allege the colony has set itself up as a ••Kingdom with H.M. an |MMir, some decayed *1.00-92, in the United States,, in all grandeur trated on trunk highways, ho said. other state lands inaeessihle. or the old world. This was the open­ ! ,,,‘V l l head of the order as -king." Allegatnms werg also made that I ^ ^ In recommeniilTtg thnt the county North Dakota resolution later pre’’*» »» y rn « or a $..000 fine association whiel, filed tirti.-le* of incorporation in \ \ m as a re iglous and > 37, partly cloudy. Four ing event of their bay celebration convict lease system he abolished the sented to the senate which voted t . . , - - both at the discretion of the jury. •'•‘ ion has usurped its privileges as ....,orga,..xnl.«„ of Hus ^ ^ •. _u i>iri|k|.ii a commemorating the discovery of governor ulso recommended thnt pro­ defer action until the house acted. , \i i i i k \ T K Florida and founding of St. Augus­ vision he made that in small coun­ hrokeii cars on track. Supplies limThe governor a adorcBs ouiuiuni, . • ties not having enough convicts n.nrket steady. Florida, 10 inch crates tine. his administration views on Iegisla-1 “ organize road gnr\gs, thnt the conited, demand and movement moderate, , . ,, the onl> _t„ I,.,n e s s soiledtion virtually business s u m i "And the audience, my hoy, were CH IEF h ll.L lltR K W 'RESIG N S. viets might l>e delivered th other New Flench Strain 3-fi doz. stalks i . . . legls- glued to their seats, said the delight uled for second day ot tne M " “ '•* counties or to the state road depart­ laturc. The governor tunud from «d tutor. Chief Killibrow, the efficent nnd ment. IRK: ftft. cloudy. IK Fior­ •*T>!;»t certainly was a neat way < his written message to emphasize Un­ nffnhlc chief of police is wearing citi­ ’ The governor alv* recommended ina arrived. Supplies moderate, dcimportance of abolishing the county keeping thetn tlu re." said the critic. zens clothes again, having resigned tiek eradication legislation nnd estab­ niniiil moderate, movement limited, Deposit with the Seminole County his position as chief the first dny of lishment of a department for the con­ convict lease system, enactment of a niuikct steady. I'Toridn, 10 inch three-ccnt gasoline tax, no fence, cat­ Bank and your money will he glued to January, the same to take effect the servation of fresh water fish and i rates Gulden Kelf-hlaiieiilng and New yoif. tle law tick eradication, .conservation first of March, but he was not relieved game to he ndmiliist«{cd by u com­ The Chamber of Commerce and R otarian s W ere g«|until the first of April nnd really took missioner with the power to select of forests. Higher gas tax than now SANFORD LIBRARY WILL BE Ids ' badge yesterday. Roy Wil­ county gunie wardens in tho various exists in this state has been -found CLOSED UNTIL APRIL 7. ’ Both Well Represenled $:u.o; s.m.iie,- sizes 92.00-92.2r,. auc- off liams will fill the the interim term countis of the state. popular in other states, tlu- gawmot • ' _________ . • • tion prices, washed and prcmolcd, all until a successor tail bo appointed by The governor's message mentioned said, as a . m e a n s . d U building good T h e Public 'Library will he closed ied by his press agent, "B ill" Wright, sizes 9l.Hft-92.IO, Bundled 3 dozen tin) City Commission to take the plncp until April 7th. when it will he opened , Today’s luncheon of the locnl Kithe need of increased funds for the roads. The house adjdUrncd follow­ superintendent of the Chnulnuqun. j stalks 92.30-92.75. in the newst«uo building owned by wunis Clufi was not only one of the of Chief Killibrcw, who has made n state institutions of higher learning ing the joint session until 1<» o’clock good officer and who will Ik> missed and said that 'substantial tomoriow morning while the senate Mrs.' De Forest, on I he corner of l,r „l attended, hut probably, the most were there. "Charley" rluims that hyAiis many friends all over the city. would bo recommended in the budget reconvened and President Turnbull Pirimotto avenue nnd Second street. ; eiijoy a hie. affair of the kind ever held ••Bill" i:i the original hot air artist, Director Hines t(ijs rtly tiu.r0 la-iiqt a good sized The elus'iug on Tuesday was miHe has not made any plans for the to he submitted. announced committee assignments. hut the writer lielieVcs they must Invi of Veterans* Bureau ............. avoidable: In tlu nioi ni'ig the pluis>4€|f.|<.#culioll f r,,ni both the Chamber of •'I hope that you will be willing to future but will probably remain in Mr. It -1 mid lath were torn from the north. f |||nmt,ril. Ill|(| t|u. Rotury club pren- both attended the same school. make the necessary. appropriations Sanford as it in his old home and he Approves New Rules TA LLA H A SSEE, April L—The wull. filling the room with plaster. t ( l to n(jl| t |„. enjoyment. The I'lattenhurg's Impromptu talk was for their maintenance/ hu added.—^ . served the city many years ugu as an 1923 session of the Florida legislature probably the best ever heard in this |„th, dm and lime dust. No one was meeting was callid to order.by Presl"The people of Florida are in tho officer afterwards going to. Tumpu Designed lo Prevent Political Pressure started at noon yesterday amid floral city, lie spoke upon "Community notified that it was to he done, so , it.til Sim rot) and Rev. Brownlee in­ nnnomulous position of demanding where ho was on the city detective and Influence hanks and the well wishes of pretty Welfare,” and was rod' ''d master of there was no ehaiue to protcet hooks. voked the blessing. (Continued on page 4) force and made a line record. girls. The usual impressive cere­ his subject. In the course of his re­ T h e Woman’s Club in foiling t" I It) Tl»r \ w ot*I ii It'tl l*rra«) Beau. Unuinel acted as song leader, marks ho said tii.it Sanford had the monies marked the ascendancy in the WASHINGTON, April 4.—Director Aiake any arrangements for the tea ' - - — M l . r w s | i l l |ircalded at the pi senate presiding chair of T. T. Turnl est prospects of any city he hud vis- Hines, of the Veteran's Bureau, ap­ sonahle amount of j.rntcctt*»n «• «»o s ,. ^ ^ AfU}|. BjnKi„K th„ opening song, hull of Monticcllo in succession Red in the stute to become a real proved the new rules of procedure in promlsod in agreement will) v ' * j MrH was called upon for u voW. A. MncWillinms, a veteran legis­ “City .Substantial" and intimated very bundling coniponontoiii cases designed lator, and president of the body at its hrnry ........................ have furLt“ “ lL i ( .ll M.i,.r ,ion. and delighted the and- strongly that only the citizenship to prevent political or other pressure f J ienre with her churinirig voice, Mrs. tould hold it buck. He said a whole last session, nnd L. D. Edge ° ’ from influncing unduly compensation It. It. Dean accompanying hcr..on the Jot more, hut not having u steno­ county, to the ohaif of the house. allotments to ex-soldiers. . piano. Tiic Indies were obliged to re­ grapher at tho*^luncheon, the Herald is • The formal election of officials and spond to nn enthusiastic encore. Mrs. unable to tell you of all Ids enlighten­ attaches named atlast night’s caucus It. K. Tolar, president of the Wom­ ing. But every reader has the oppor­ Execution of Vicar WASHINGTON. April 3—Business for commercial purposes according to marked the only business transacted survey, which showed that com­ an’s Club, ulso win a most welcome tunity of .hearing this gifted nnd bril­ by either body in the approximately is Confirmed by Press in March thus far gives reason to the mercial loans of. the member banks goezt. liant man. Ju st go to the big tent on ninety minutes session. The senate Dispatches Today believe that there will be no slacken­ lire approximately 9500,000,000 larg­ Our own VDuvc" Thrasher, presi­ the lake frpnt this afteri^on, and you as usual had to: mark time for a ing In activity in tho immediate fu­ er than at the end of December. Bank dent of the Rotary Club, made u short will be entertained and instructed by while waiting for the committee from (H r T h e A *ao rls(rd P re ss) ture, according to u surrey of con­ investments, however,' have' decreased hut forcaful talk on tlic.hcncfitB of the him in all that you should do und he LONDON, April 4.—Confirmation the hohse announcing the organisa­ so thut the aggregate of tho loans Chautusqua and m*do an earnest plea to become a good citizen of th e best of thcexecution by Soviet authorities ditions made public tonight by the tion of the lower body. Both houses and investments combined Is only • it wo re in the new number* and at­ federal reserve hoard. Thu high rate for the support of the Kiwaniuns to town in the stute. of Uona}unlino Butrhknvitrh was con­ sent committees to call upon the gov­ slightly lurgvr. of industrial production and increases • bring this big organization back uext ernor and inform him of the legisla­ taches of the house. This was the first luncheon under tained in ii dispatch received from Contrary to expcct*H °DS> d*®pU® .ion was really the feature of th. season. Needless to say, he was soon in freight traffic und employment, ture’s readiness for action. Arrange­ the now management of the Valdez Rosta Agency,' oflcial Bolshevik news the Urge demand for funds for com­ 4|tty, Flower, were mounted high on convinced that the entire hunch was together with the largo volume of ments were made for a Joint Mission Grill, and it was all that could he de­ organization. the desks of the presiding officers wholesale and retail sales, warrant mercial purposes there has been little at 11 o’clock tomorrow when the gov­ w ith him. sired. One thing that inode a decided if any increased total volume of cred­ whi,c individual member* too - c The Herald will lie represented by tho assumption, the statement said, ernor will appear In person and de­ City Manager Williams was also hit with the members—and especial­ it extended by the reserve banks. that the business activity will be rtincmbcr.'il t,>' thl'.r ' " ' " t . . . . . a guest and e x p r e s s e d his pleasure at ly with Grandpa Dumns—wua the fact the Associated Press ut the state cap­ liver his biennial message The total of cixmings, assets and S ^ S S C a u K i n . r«m 2 S being present.' Mr. Phillips and Mr. that daintily clad young ladies waited ital during the meeting of the Floridn maintained. loans by the twelve banks was ap­ A number of industries have al­ nounce the appointment bf commit-, lhcy called ^ Uiefc. with Asher, Kiwanians of Orlando, were al­ on the tables nnd the service was ex­ legislature and our readers can get all proximately the same on March 24 thg news by wire every day. The As­ lotted increases In wages in off set­ for HI. .I * of rhr n l,h .. so *moug those present. • The latter cellent. ■ iees w m u nu - --- —, as four weeks earlier, tho survey dis­ sociated Press is one of the jrreaterft ting shortages of skilled labor, the house, but the indication. \rer« that oforatoi y and the young women were is secretary of the Orlando Klwanis * . survey ‘showed, shortage of women closed. would before ARTIC EXPLO RER SU RREN D ERS nqws gathering agencies in the world . •t ' Iit I W O U I U be MB «* couple of days ' . a* • as the flower of the ttatc and, Club. The distribution of merchandise und you get all the news right from workers having been reported in tex­ - Speaker Edge had Vn.de his assign- extolled Judge W. T. Bland was greeted with both wholesale and retail, continue* will move everything. Everybody seemed h«P tile, rubber and garment industries inents.’ -The two bodies will move everyth FORT WORTH, Texas. April 4.— thi^ wires every day in the Dully ;,y and any hangover enmities were the song of welcome nnd made a short with the need for skilled labor great on the same high level a* was noted Herald. Qur news -pages . . - ... are filled along Jo w ly for a few days, with in­ forgotten in the wreath of a new .es* talk, telling of h*is pride and pleasure Dr. Frederick Cook, former A rctic.e*- .---In February, the board reported while in many industrial contcra. in being an adopted citizen of Han­ plorer and oil promoter, surrendered with the news of city, county,, state dication. pointing to little w-rk U sales of suinll order houses and chain Recent increases. in industrial and r . i o n atleast for the . 0 J-S • 4L !af H f wl thr W f t r l f ! lat i t llarge ariM* A l l f i MTU world and arc pub­ to fedehal authorities (his afternoon and ford-'He made a host of warm friends fore next week. .. stores were almost'nd U rge in Feb­ The session has fifty nine commercial activity have been reU..U admirers ......______________ and hero and- is____ assured o* on a charge of using tho mails to lished as news items without regard Chief Justice Taylor of the Sgruary us in January despite the shorVfircted in « larger volume of loans by a hearty welcome whenever he hits, defraud In his oil promotions. Cook to politira or political creeds. The cr raynth. Hale* uf the five »*“• ten banks which aiv members of the rethis burg. . .i ' . » j was in Kmackover when lie heard of editorial columns express the opin­ cent stores were givert as greater. ugivo syatem. Most of the loans were ion'of the editor. ••Charley*' Plattenburg, acciirnpan- [ th*ihorgs^wnH hurried hero. • *' " v • F . West, also of the cupreme court, cr cecolon. • , SIMMON’S POWER SHORT DURATION FIRST FIREWORKS TAKEN OUT TODAY REGARDING DEATH OF DA­ KOTA YOUNG MAN IN.CON, VICT CAMP IN FLORIDA HOUSE OF DAVID COLONY . TO JURY TODAY,' is FORMALLY CHARGED WITH FRAUD FATE UNKNOWN in MICHIGAN COURTS TODAY ST. AUGUSTINEIS CELEBRATING ITS FOUNDATION PLATTENBURG AND BLAND PRINCIPAL. . . . . . . ' SPEAKERS AT TODAY’S MEETING O F i * ^ KIWANIS CLUB— BOTH MAKE BIG HIT....... MARCH BUSINESS SURVEY SHOWS NO SLACKENING OF ACTIVITY OVER COUNTRY y 4 �t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1923 PACE FOUR others are bad, but the good habit in life is the “Saving H abit” be­ cause it m akes you IN D E P E N D ­ ENT. of Others instead of D E ­ PEN D EN T. ( S ta rt the saving habit today to your decided ad van tage. .. # * .•. . . . . 4% In terest a t Our Sayings De­ p artm en t will help you. A COMMUNITY BUILDER* , President ; SO CIETY S O C IA L C A L E N D A R Wednesday*—Business Meeting of tho Woman’s Club at Wclaka Apart­ ments at 2:30 p. m. * ♦ . Wcdn^tday—Chautauqua, Children’s entertainment at 2:45 p. in.; Con­ cert by Vierra’s Hawaiian** and a lecture by Chas. H. Plattenburg at 4 o’clock;' "An Evening in Hawaii’’ at 8 p. m. Wednesday—Mrs. Fred Walsma will entertain the members of the Merrie Matrons Bridge Club,at 3:30 p. m. at her apartment in the We- B. F . W HITNBR, Cashier Mrs. Robert Pnrkor, of Wiscfield. Mass., who has been spending the winter at Enterprise, is the house guest of Mrs. A. T. Rossitcr on Mag­ nolia avc. , *‘ F. J ; O. Dean, of Dartmouth, N. II;, who lias been spending the winter in the southern pnrt of the state, a r­ rived In the city yesterday for-a few days visit. * * "A MODERN PRODIGAL” The Epworth League Anniversary Day program ut the Methodist church on Sunday evening, April 8th, at 7:30 o’clock will include "A Modern -Prod­ igal,’’ a p a t e n t introducing fifty o f Sanford’s >mung people. There will also lie special music. Come early to get a good scut.-— A Thursday!—Chautauqua, Grand Con­ cert, Laura Wcrno Ladies’ Quartet, a t , 4 p. m.; Concert and Art Revue nt 8 p. m. _ •. . Thursday—Union meeting of the Epworth Leagues nt the Methodist Church. Sunday—Pageant, "A Modern Prodi­ gal Son" nt the Methodist church at 7:30 p. m. under the auspices of the Epworth I-caguc. N O T IC E .o k APPLICATION FOR NOTICE TO A LL CONCERNED: t X\ d e e d u n d er s e c t io n The Snnford Carpenters*.Local 1751 575 OF TH E GENERAL ST ATcontemplates a raise In scale to 75c I'T E S OF TI1E STA TE OF FLORper hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. ROUTH BAKERY 3 Next to Princess Theatre . ^ _____ 5 ■ •■■■■■■■ hu ■■uaniiiiH uiBii ■!)■■■■■&■■■■ ■■on ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Krupp D irectors to Be Courtm artialed * for Saturday F ig h t ESSEN . April 3.—The four direc­ tors o f the Krupp plant whom_ the Gporgc Kocrner, jr., of Miami, was French hold responsible for Satur­ among the nrrivals here yesterday. day's clash between German workmen nod the troops will probably he D. I - Thrasher motored to UeUand court marl ialled next week at Bredthis morning on business. envy. . C. 1, Doss, of fampu, was among Two or more workmen who were | tho business victors in Sunfoid yes­ wounded Saturday have - died in terday. hospitals bringing the totul dead to 11. The Krupp ‘hospital surgeons | announce that two others are in such KASTF.lt IIALI. condition that they are not likely to An event o f social importance anil survive through, the liight. one that is looked forward to each ’ E . A. Wiles, of Xt. Augustine, is in year with much pleasure is the An­ nual Easter Ball givVn by the St. the city for a few days transuding Agues Guild, anil which was held last business. » evening at the Parish House. The Parish House was converted in­ T. J . Murray was mnong the to a veritable fairy bower', with its ness visitors here yesterday lavish decorations. Stately palms, Jacksonville. terns nnd potted plants encircled the Among the out-of-state arrivals ■room, while the window and door frames were outlined with asparagus times u here yesterday was F. R. Sheridan of ferns entwined with-red lillies. The Chattanooga. stage was hanked solid with these Mime graceful ferns studded with LEA F HOUSE N l’ MIIKRK nnd l l ra. John T. Brady- lias returned i Amurilhiis, and at either end of the e Plates at Sanford Sign Shop. home from a delightful visit with room were arches of green from which I-CUher daughter, Mrs. Dan W. Wilder were suspended baskets of Amarillias in Jacksonville. and ferns. Overhead xvns n^i attrac­ Alfred Robson, uf Qrlaiidu, was tive arrangement o f festoons in the among those from out of town a t­ .pastel tints, ami in the center a large tending tho Easter hull last evening Easter egg from which fell the fnvors. 3 he lights were covered with a t the Parish House. shade* of pastel coloring which cast a Mrs. W. C. Hill hus ns her house soft glow over, this pretty scene. The music was unusually good nnd gupsts, Mrs. Howard I>e Circle and was furnished by Bushnell’s Orchestra little son, of Cairo, Gu., and Mrs. T. from Del.and. W. Kenneddy, of Louisville, Ky. O F T H E S TO M A C H During (he intermission, a aeries of vaudeville stunts were presented. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J . Burkhart, of Washington, D. C., are spunding a Among them being a group of vocal abort time in Hanford and arc pleus- r.olos by Miss Eva Grace Wagner. The crowning event of the evening wus antly domiciled nt the Montezuma. 1 ♦> ♦ > ❖ ❖ ♦ > ❖ •> M il. ' • • Pleasure is taken in announcing that the first of the two new steumships and. Mrs. J . D. Woodruff and Mr. and Mys. Braxton Bnggett were a coagenlal party motoring to Orlando yesterday afternoon. “A L L E G H A N Y ” * Mrs. ij. I)- bliong. of Havana, Cuba, wl)v has been spending thu winter with her mpthur a t I’alatka, is' the M erchants & M iners ’ Transportation Co. . uml • * “B E R K S H IR E ” of thu ’ 1 Store in Florida ______________ _ Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store 7x51 MIXED WEAVI — R0 Of m e ------------------------------ Dupl Window 7 IT . LENGTH, 3G-IN. WIDTH each ......................................... T l o r e are dual p r o ­ te c tiv e q u a litie s -III every squiiri, Inrlt n h fouling paper sold h> |IH Made trntil U »Uperdue rubetunce. It lilt,Ites t o u r roof ul>e>•-I ii t •I > w a terp ro o f and k eep s out the wind a 1*1 run. , PLAIN GREEN WINDOW SHADES, each ........* ......... ................................ * attractive guest of her cousin .Mrs. will sail from JACKSONVILLE vlu SAVAN­ J . N. Robson on Park avenue. NAH FOIt BALTIMORE Nr*- A. P. Connally, Mrs. 11. 11. 6:<)0 P. M. APRIL 11T 1I ANI) 2 IBT Cqnaally, leave this afionp*on for Winston-Salem, N. •C., where they wiira called by the death of thoir sisU r, Rawkins. v v v v v v v v v v v v 10 Stores in Georgia--------------------------------------______________ CATARRH A. J . Albright, of Louis ■eqting tha Brown Shoe Co., k city today calling on his lota The Princess certificate. In myofficO, nh<l has made j I application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with low. Said certificate T— — embraces' the following described pro- --------. /- T O N I . G .H . • . • porty situated in S em in o le'couniy.I W esley F reck les Florida, to-wit:. * . B a rry : . • NU of SE*1 of SE',4 See 19, Twp. Notice is idreby _ _given that W. A. 2i s* Range 2(V Eost. The said land Don’t forget tho One Cent Stapler, purchaser of ,Tnx Certifi­ being assessed at the ditto of the incate No. 8, dated the 2nd day of June, Thursday, Friday and Saturday suAnce of such certificate in the name A. D. J919, hns fijed said certificate in C. Rower. . •• of F. W. Elbey. • . my office, and has made application .The members of tho St. Agnes Notice of Application for Tax Deed for Tux Deed to iseue in. accordance Also Tax Certificate No. 408, dated Guild' arc to be congratulated .upon the 4th day. of June, A. V- 19l7, baa with law. Said certificate embraces the Under Section 575 of I he General their success, of Inst evening, which filed said certificate in my ofTice and following dencribod property situated Statutes of the State of Florida was largely attended not only by the 'Van made application for Tax Deed in Seminole County, Florida, •to-wit:/' Noticb is hereby given that Aman­ m issue in accordance with law. Said Iccal pjfoplc hut n large number from da Snmueis, purcM tcr of Tax C ertifi­ Lot 7C, St. Joseph. • the neighboring cities. The said land, being assessed at' certificate embraces the following de­ cate No. 285, duKil the 7th day of June, A. I). 1909, Jins filed r«nid certi­ the date of the iss0.vice of 1iuch •cer­ scribed property, situated in S e m i-, ficate in my office, uud has made np-, tificate in the name of Unknown. Un­ nole County, Florida, to-Wit: .N_ 5 a c r c a o f N E J^ ..o f-S E U _ o f-S c c 4 plication for Tnx Deed to issue in nc- less said certificate shall be redeemed accord Ing t o 'l ftvr.^Ta'x Deed wnilssUc 19,' Twjf.'Si;, 3.' RnrTgc 30 E ast, F icrcsT J EX TItA S, TOO embraces the following described thereon on the 18th day of April, A. The said land being nsseMed at the date of the issuance of such certificate • W ednesday-Thursday property situnted in Seminole County, I).' 1923. in the nnmc of Unknown. W ITN ESS my official signature Florida, to-wit: Reg. 10 ft. E. & Guy Hates Post in Also Tax Certificate No. -107, dat­ • 330.00 ft. N. of S\V. cor. of NE 1-4 nnd seal this the 13th day of March, ed the 4th day of June, A .D . 1917, hns of S\V M , Sec. 7, Twp. 21 S., Range A. D. 1923. Omar, the T en tm ak er (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, filed »aid certificate in my office nnd 30 E, run S 599.28 ft. W. 82 ft., N Clerk Circuit Court, hns m*nde application for Tax Deed to 509.28 ft., E. £2 ft. (less N. 1.80 Seminole County, Fla. issue thereon in accordance with law. ihs.) The said land being assessed at Ily A. M. Weeks, D. C. Said certificate embraces the follow- the 4th dny of June A. D.. 1917 hns fil­ the date of tho issuance of such cer­ Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17c ing described property s ituated in So- ed said certificate in my office and tificate in* the name of Moses Sam ­ mi nole County, Florida, to-wit: , hns mndc application for Tax Dcod uels. Unless said certificate shall he Notice of Application, for Tnx Deed SWV* of S E U of SW»4 (.Less N«A to issue in accordance with law. Said redeemed neebrding tQ lav; Tnx Deed Under Section 575-,of the General and less S W U ) Sec. 19, Twp. 21 S. certificate embraces the following de­ will, issue thereon on the 9th day of Statutes of the .State of Florida scribed property situated in Scminolo Rnnge 30 E. 2\^ ncres. May, A. D. 1923. ' '* Attend the balance of the week nnd Notice is hereby given that II. Pitt, W ITNESS' my official signature The'said land being assessed a t the County, Florida, to-wit: keep it going. . ” > purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. 244, nnd seal this the 2nd day of /fliril, S E 'i of NEV4 (Less lfl.5 chs, N & date of the issuance of such ccrtifi-. dated the 2nd dny of June, A. D. 1919, cate in the name of Overstreet Tur­ S by 7.95 chs E & W. in SW. Cor) A. I). 1923. " Sanford is now n Chnutauqun city, has filed snid certificate in my’ office, Sec. 19, Twp 21, S. Range 30 E. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, pentine Company. ’ Snnford wants elenner amusements, anil hns mndc application for Tnx Also Tax Certificate No. 400, dnted Clerk Circuit Court, Snid innil being assessed at the data Deed to issue in accordance with Inw. the 4th day of June, A. D. 1917, hns of the issuance of such certificate in „ Seminole County, Fla. J . II. Huddleston, of Geneva was Said certificate embraces the follow­ filed said certificate in my office and fi-3-o.n.w-fitc Ry A. M. W EEK S, I>. C. the name of Unknown. among the visitors to the.city today. ing described property situnted in has made application for tax deed to Unless snid certificates shall be re­ Scminolo County, Florida, to-wit: NW. issue thereon in accordance with: law. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR deemed according to law Tax Deed Ex-Governor Brough of Arkansas TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 1- 4 uf NW. 1-4, Sec. 19, Twp. 20 S.. Snid certificate embraces the follow­ will issue thereon on the 18th day of is among the distinguished visitors lo Range 32 East. 40 acres. The said ing described property, situated in Se­ t 575 OF TH E G EN ERA L STA T­ April, A. D. 1923. the city today. UTES OF TH E STA TE OF F lifiR - land being assessed at the'date of the minole county, Fioridn, to-wit: issuance of such certificate in the Reg. 3.42 chs. S- of NW Cor. of £ E . W ITN ESS my official signature and IDA. seal this the 12th day dr March, A. Mr. nnd Mrs." < name of Unknown. Unless said certi­ Chuluota were in on Notice is hereby .givnti "that W. ficate shall be redeemed according to D. 1923. • Pierson, purchaser of Tax Crfiifi- Taw Tnx Deed will issue thereon on a shopping tour. (SE A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, rnte No^ 47, dated the fith day of Ju- the 1th dny of April, A; D. 1923. Clerk Circuit Court, rec- ly, A. D. 1914, ha* filed said icrtifiW ITN ESS my. official signature ‘ ’ Seminole County, Fin. you cate in my offipe.’ und hns made np- nnd seal this the 27th day of Febru­ • By A. M. W EEK S, D. C. up plication fo f tux deed to is-stii* in nc- ary, A. I>. 1923. . . • Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17c 1 ciirdnncc with law. Said certificate (S E A L )E. A. DOUGLASS. embraces the following described pro­ Clerk Circuit Court, I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ situated in Seniinph* County, The Chautauqua starts t-very night • Seminole County, Kin. i, to-wit: at 8 o'clock. Mpsjritl program first Ry) A. M. W EEKS, D. C. H E R E ’S Y O U R S T A F F O F L I F E , IN S IK New Upsnln a.< ihuWn by J 2half hour ami then the fine lecture of 27: 3-0-13.20*27; 4-3c E V E R Y DELICIO US V A R IE T Y es l*li>t recorded in Plat Book Ex-Governor Brough. e 13 (Orange Co. Records.) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ■ if you want to realize that i h c r c J i a n nrL o fh a k ln g .y oa need onl y - j j mdd land being nsFex-od n\*thr 11. mV Fold punned through the o A X DEED UNDER SECTION 5 look at the counters of Routh’s Bakery. Thcte, rows upon rows of , f the issuance of such certify Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crullprs, Muffins, nnd scores of other varieties city today with his chauffer so those OF TH E GENERAL STAT- “ i the name of C. W. Goodrich who seemed to know Henry -Mate. l TEH OF TH E STA TE OF FLOE- ■ tempt the appetite and delight the eye. Absolute purity of ingred- J said certificate tlmll he reHe dal. not stop at the Herald office IDA. ■ jenls, linked in the cleanest, most scientific ovens. I according to law Tnx Hoc so we cannot substantiate the state­ sue thereon o*ii the 18th day ot ment. the nSthotic dance by Miss Jacobs, n talented pupil o f Madam Leo Scovill, of Tampa. Miss Jacobs made a very charming picture in her costump of purple and orchid chiffon and roses, nnd graciously responded to the per­ sistent applause. • ' Following the Vaudeville, a temptihg salad course with coffee Ivas serv- Ke.ittrvaliuna for i tnteroom accommo­ dation and automobile, including clos­ ed cars, secured from C. M. Haile, 'General A gent,‘Jacksonville, Flarida. Hill Lum ber Co. Phone 130, f)anfurd First Street SELLS IT FO R LESS .W e l a k a B l o c k V �|%4 nA*u‘y t‘ 1 .v"** »• i«»0 . ; ’ i r ’• ‘V11, r *u' V* * »v 1| '^\w,k ' • Mil !*./■*i; * Li ‘#1 • :Ti ’ V,'U. ’ ?C 1 ,t .. . m*awt- Mr I Jf*U .. < .MilYD T.T~ \h r EAGE TWO ,cii -/• a* Sanford Daily Herald P i k l l t t r i i every n ftrrn m m evrept *m y m« I k e H e r a l d I H I I l l W . 1 0 7 JM a i r n « !l a A r e , H a a f o r d , I ' l l . The H erald P rin tin g Co. rrni.iaiiRita TH E SANFORD DATLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 money in cities of ten thousnnd decide thnt Sanford is different from other cities nnd regardless of population Sanford, in pood , for loans on renl es­ tate right then is the lime to boost Sanford an the greatest city of the sire in the country. ,The Herald'said it many years npo. You say it now. I'llia r n . J . HOI.I.Y— .............. N. J . 1,11.1.ARO.. ..... H e e r e l a r y - T r e n i a i r e r II. A. NF.KIi___ ............I l r a e r a l M a n k a r r n. n. iio m .y ... A d v r r d t l t t R S t a a n a r r HAINES FOR VICE PRESID EN T. Ad.ertl.lnR H air. Mode Knunn on Application The capacity irt which he Is most I.ETV1!! s i l i r i * _Circulation Slanaarr widely kpown throughout flic country I'l l cine i K » - W a f t e r B p. tn. is that of a railroad man, and he is Snk.rrlpllon Price In Ad.anrr Oar Year__ ______________ _____*0.00 probably.the staunchest public advo­ I I I M o n th !___ ________________- a ott cate of government ownership of railnell.rred In Clly hr Carrier. O n * W r r k .........xZ___:......... ....................I S O n t o .roads in Uto' 'Unitfd • States.—*-Isia The Mr 12- tn IN-pasr Weekly Her­ Angelos (Cnl.) Times. ald eallrrty cotrro Seminole f'nilnty ------------ o-----------l and In puhllnhrd every Friday. Ad.ert la ln R eaten made knonn on applleaTH E GOVERNOR'S .MESSAGE. tlaa. IJ.no per tear. nlitnjo In advance. m :wni;u • t iik AssociATiai The Asaorlnted Press Is etcliislvely entitled to the use for rcpuMIrnlton of all news illsimtrhrs credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper nnd nlso the local newt published heratn. All rlRhts of re-puhllratlon of special dispatches herein l i r e also reserved. Off Ire i IIKIIA1.1) Ill'll.H IM ;. I'hiinr Ms ______ Forelen AdvrtTielnir hepre»rn:stlve —- ■— - • . JU S T 'K IP S — r/A"Kldi'CwdtenSt v hat HE jTHOOWtT THEY SAID'. nw m in MU jowls- i n 50BKY MT iVb cor TO . — u------r t--- AlUtiT THAT BOY OP 'TOURS) yis Tiroay he broke A oioee cn a LAMjr ^ T ah ir AihT the smr 1Otlt Mr A FEW YE ARB I >• • V.*"*^ «*"<»*■ f . WHAT ^ - J your r i s h t , non HIM’ MR J 0NE5 rC A ttY M n » OH lik ’ , WHAT O T A TH IN K O F ih n t v i c o i t o l d n r t EGA THAT 5HCM.0 W ir e TWO T E A R !. A G O USAVS T H t R E S - A B A D t L t i. THEY REALLY SAID — v il l a TV „ r The (Jovcrnor’s mess apc piven in P U BLIC ISTS AND PU BLIC ITY . One of ihc'fuqnicst.things wc hove : seen lately is the atitunu of a lot o f ,B newspapers townrds the so-called’ ■ “publicity bill” that was pmpo»ed at s the last sdfsio'n of the legislature nnd will he brought up again. F irst there wns sent out a general nlarni b y ‘one Harrison who was responsible for|5 several editorials written in 1D15 nnd! jj dcclnViqg th a t'th e big dalies wereabout to gobble up the weeklies1 There could be no hetle* index lo char­ through some sorret bills: Some otli- H acter than a savings pass-book. • tors fell for it. Even Benjamin, level ■ 8■ headed nn the old rascal is, fell for * This will serve you well at all times and the hunk and wrote half a colum n!* ■ under all .circumstances. about the “men higher up" in th o ]J state editorial association trying to I* put something over. . !■" THE PEO PLES RANK of Sanford is 8 ready and. anxious to help you to help J h c truth of the mntter is that b yourself; An interest-bearing account is every meeting of every pross nrsbeiavour be.**t recommendation. tion in the state for tin* past two nnd! J ond-half years has had more or less time devoted to tho provinlons of the I m hills nnd it is n hard thing to get i ■ action on the movement just because g ■ ■ it does affect tbe newspaper* them- j ■ demand publicity fur the public b e - '" v■ * " •j j, »_ cause their papers would have to be I * Sanford, Florida the vehicles. The modesty of c ililo r tj* V . ‘ ; • • • • . in this respect is refreshing when w o jjj consider how opposed it is to the characteristics of the majority of thu I R l E I I I l I I l l l l I B B I I l I R H I I I I I l I R H B I I l l H I R I l l l l l l l l l l i i 1 men to whom the result of their de­ ft f a tea ha l*u Pa .hi* Pa Pa P-a liberations will be pre cr.'.cJ. Florida Reed F u rn i­ The big dnlies *nre not Interested. tei tu re Adapted to S tate They have staffs of men on the news gathering end and they can afford Rb is Used Extensively to render their reading public the tea *eiy publicity service that these bill* hr Florida more than any other state PY se.ek to make compulsory all over the tei in the Union is especially adapted to state. The smaller papers cannot tea tei Pa Pa Pa R-a te^ pa tei tea the use o f reed furniture and the fact employ a staff of reporters who ran I hat it is being used more nnd more spend days digging up information W1NTKIJ VEG ETA BLE IN Dl'HTHY every year indicates that people are that will give the taxpayers what he Two or thtQo states compete with A-nlizing the utility as well ns the to j.tlow ai)0Ut what becomes of Florida in the production of winter benuty of it. The fact thnt it can be his money, and in smaller cour>tie.r, vegetable;! and shipments are m ade1 finished in any desirable color to extent a few like Lake where/m* of,|„ jt voluntarily, the "uixpAycr from Mexico and West Indies as w ell,1harmonize with the particular color but Florida has advantages not pus-{scheme of any room, th e , charming simply pays his money and as for si sseil by any of its competitors, effect obtained by tbe use of cretonne infbnnatioh he does without. . . , , bite dislributioji system in t alifornia or taspestry for cushions to match I’ersonallv, we have had very little I . .. . . . . , ; * . . . . . . .. probably is better than ours, but the t w i n d o w draperies, the coolness in d;> with pur lung Jt o* . distanee of the western state from nod comfortable appearance of reed AN INDEX full in this issue of the Daily Herald -t is no more or no less that other B in sapes that have been piven to the legislature from time to time. It looks like the Governor had his ear n to the p rou ml and wmi trying to en* . courage lepislfltioll that Would suit the greatest number of people. How­ ever, th.e fncssnpe is a pood one and if followed by the legislature would "V / mean the passing of sonic laws that '/ $ $ ' INTERNATIONAL CARTOON ^ The House of Dnvid scorns tottorinp would greatly benefit the state. Tax remedies are certainly needed,* second in Michignn. choice votes are a nuisance, we are ----- — r-p -----------Demonstrates that many freak not in favor of any increase in gaso­ faiths arc founded to pivc the foun­ line tax unless the license tax he re­ . . _____ duced, the county convict system ders n pood job. t should be abolished along with nil NOW-THAT the Legislature ------------ o-----------* * Chautauqua continues to hrinp out convict systems other than the state the people and demonstrate that out prison farm, the state should lie' re­ HAS DECIDED to reside-in Tallahassee ♦ m' * i city wants hiph class entertainment. apportioned, a state game conserva­ tion department would be all rig h t'if AND GET ACCUSTOM ED* N) something to cat and maybe to drink ------------ o-----------. * » * .* * it is taken out of polities, tick crildi* . , . Every business •nmn in Sanford Cation would he the real tiling if it TH ER E ARE-SEV ERAL who want to charge the Auto Hoys mord should take an hour off this afternoon was to he controlled by j)tnlo laws money (or gas * . ’* nnd atend the I’lattenhurp lecture on | made fort Florida cattle,.* increased . * ‘ ■ , f • city huildinp. It will pivc them a ... , . . . . . . . i appropriations fof* agricultural and A N D Y O U H E A R M U C H fro m t n'^^KUck.V' a b o jit " t a x i n g ” th e g y lj new visum of making Hanford a big, ,. , , ,, , , __ .... “ |educational institutions art1 .needed denied things" .from.the hieks ger and bettor city. * t. hut it should not be spent foolishly ------ ------ o Headlines in papers say ‘All th, i as h is in ^*mr-(instanees we wan. AND ONE WOULD THINK tlmt.lin A.ne hut millionaires ride in Liquor in the United Slates Will Now |B!' rommissums ln I h .n ja »« ears th e poor l>ec.|)lq all w alk , , , ... . „ ,, give fat jobs to a bunch of political1 * ** * •* Be Stored at Washington:’ Congress-1 , < , . ,, , ., . , sycophants and heavy debt should be W H E N IN T R U T H T H E PO O R peoplr all h a v e Hig t a r s . w h ile Du- Hh !n 'V d m * r ih ^ n .^ m d U 'r ’lZ r w e l' f - 1 f “ rn.‘tu.re “n l I,cl{* n; nke k n\oat man Hill Upshaw said it was th e re ,/ , ... • , ... , , * frowned upon in t-ounties and t itles m riell tistm llv f m v in F o ld s o r o th e rw ia o d e s p i ^ th fin sd v t-ft in to lav .« r s c lf open,,lu ' mn,kctp- counterbalances; nttract.ye and colorful for a country during the last session and thev tr ic e . , . , , I iwipo ‘ s .. * . * l*u »» , > this in a measure, for altliiugh the where color predominates. There is .. . the state unless some returns ran be *\ to prove thnt Bill was a liar. Sou , , , , , . ' v 4 • ! to criticism from our ome o s \i^ > , rojpj|t m.,v j,e «uhstantinlly no furniture Hint will make n Florida * 4 » shown for the money expended. , \ We miseon'true *our motive they will store it there legally and the r r me frent the two states, less home so qttractive, .cozy and cool as tltlv|S(„| ,ju,m u\ntxl\ the provisAs o whole tile governor’s message A N D I F f H O S E W I S E M E N O F T H E W E S T w an ted to do someBill will have to 'say it again next lime is required in transit' fr nn Flori-. feed furniture. thing worthwhile thnt wuuiti Vt’diuind'td thrir credit contains sunn* mighty good poin.t- and uf th»- hills .and as far a- wc ate session. * 4. * . * da. Texas, I o>ii hr.ti and Missisippi “ Itevd ,furniture in order to last we again rise to remark thnt out govtied they can instruct our bg . u i e j w t well -fuvoged (is to weather here "iff Florida must be ronstdCTfttSty \\ i |11 I l i l '. l R ( RI*.Dl,i OHS mid o t h e r s th e y Would islaftirs nit this-subject. Blit tt If The sudden flurry in The weathgj iTimr is a wise politiiian a n d , hi' I'.SI *E ('I AI condilims, although they.do seem to different from reed furniture as made cut down th e tux oil e v e r y m e a s l y lice n se t a g th at c o s ts mon- funny that after two years and more shows our winter visitors that unless know*' whereof he speaks before In la* able.,to gel their produce to marup north.” says (\ F. M offitt of the ' , • th a n th e e a r upon w hich it i s h m t g ’ .Mine itew’^pnper men don't know it they must go hack north on business speaks. krt on hetetr freight rates. Reed FuiniUirc Manufacturing Conttiling about the liills.- Lce'liurg ( ointhat it is better to stay in Florida in view of Florida's ndvniitngcojs party. Little River, Fla. For instance some time longer. This is the finest KNTF.ltING o i it i t >i K i n VKAlt. I N S T E A D O F A D D IN G A m ' R D E N aroun d t 1m- i k t Bh «jf us poor* i•i<i rial. situation fo! liie production of w intec the harks of chairs should not be up—-----people who can n ot a f f o r d to even own a e a r Hut get one to month of the yeai in Florida and The Dqil.v Herald enters the fourth keep t h e w ife front elo p in g w ith a eelery g r o w e r DRAPING A STA TE ROAD PLAN vegetaides thete~is inti rest in the holstered as is customary up north, while it is spring everywhere it i evidence of tin- larg'er i omumpiion Down here it is unnecessary because . . . * * » , no* always spiing in Abe ninth until year now balay's issue being Number! *. . . . MINI S (tB JF tT ID N S . ; .iTuiTn -litd iii ilio aji.'iuul bulletin of it is summer the yoiir round. Till' i iie of ihe new volume. Ue take A N D W E W O l 'I . D SA.Y IN P A S S I N G that t h e m an w h o passes a Mny and June. * the car servire diGsion »if tJu* Auier* cotton stuffing that is used for the law in T a l la h a s s e e i utt.irig out t h e licen se t a g will He o u r next this oii.iMi.o to rail attention to the Hi |it iiicipa! otiject ioiis to ;i!l the iettn Railway Association..''tateil mote cushions is not best for Florida so a* govern#!* at tlii* s a m e tim e that W illie .1. g e t s t h e p resid en t's Celery shipments from the Sanford fait that the Daily Herald ha# gmwn many ■Uggl still! s and jilan- that have properly, the figures show larger run- flax tow* iu used which will not ntfrom a small winily to a huger and * jo l., ’ section this season have icrqhcd l."en illinnt ted friyin time to tilin’ strmptiim of the him! of winter vrge- tract rats nnd insects ns cotton will, 5<20 carloads and the remaining ship better daily paper in many ways. during llie last six or seven, years, tables jn whir It Florida growers spe- A great ilea! of imitation reed furniFrom a -aniilte beginning that protn- A L L OK W l! H I I brings* ns Hack to th e fa d th a t ta x e s }w e r e ottlv ments will make the total ibn look.Ug td the eenritig o f .*t S l a t e einbzi e- lery, lettuce, strawherries, lute often culled fiber is made from nrstde to g iv e th e ta x n d leelo i* n jolt. ised to be a %/x months dady for ing the same period, let tin.' ship v tetri of Jrighways for 1-lorida totn.'.to 's !iml wati : ritelon i. l^ifm' paper whir h is not as durnlile «s rood ments have totaled KXI ears. A th. tin wintei tni^ith' tile lb laid has ’ In gh tin float in g ,o f a larg e issue tun.it» ly the hitlle*in d'" • m> g .v e'm this Florida climate. Wc have ‘c to r th a n Tribune paragrapliii jtlly n oiail i .l gluwn to an all the \eai i.aind daily AND THE Pot»R MAN ha- no nnd r chain e to He !i , l"*eti been the the fa.luie failure *o to jmo pro-- p^u|( , i bund-, !it .tiing |,.;iris. found Unit genuine imported India for Flori la several years ago, Sanford mil, well |iapei I wo e ,a s lat ge (alai vve li<«|ie ii.l, . h i , leeirguitioii f*o tin, i I'.ori l |tl. , :il j.q shipments of mil sUi-! rer d gives the best results in the twne agood 1 mill the dill a 1 1 ]iil|iei say, ''Ix-tluce reb f >lii ate." Tampa In that had all early .shown t ten im j pit- veg.iables a- eat«l,.ig,, t*iu!if]ow -mith. tb*ed furniture need not bo witti few advel *.l-ilnelit - a lid printed i'( J P.E I >1 \ I D E D i t tHe eit|ritul tetiinvcil to ( :ill:iH.*nt o r P a la lk .i. Tribune. lbogn -i muss ry pro , r> dry In.in, and potatoes have not llu* flail thing it so ofte’n is. We on it « vlimit! 111e- s- with one Mono •* '' 4# j reedo with their own mad program. v. tn:i11■ri.-,11\ in the p.*i't tliree have found thnt Indiana oak used type nt in h ne tin I let aid lia g'owt ( ( j j |'’()11I*]ST L A K E tn He mail* p e a k e r o r 11n K a is e r Tile good Judies ,.f 1h«- VI. - I ' * ' " ' " i: w'th I’uv-il roniinurng ,.Ji> |j,r tmj\a-mt-n* i.f manges for frames‘Inakes reed furniture pering heard something ....... . the lugli |l " M ' ,,n “ 'll," ’n ' udn. nag, papei / * ' 4 ........ l,l,‘ < Drc.uub St. |lI((j , . ltl llt Die satin' i i i i f e c t l y strong .und solid. Tho new ........J life in the nation's enptlu) me sla tt­w i t h two No II |,ni«type nun turn-• 11J G I*. I A .lo l l on t he ( haulan<|iia circuit I,,hi.-, Vi.lit.-ia. Ilrevatd, St. l.ucie. 11*3±*>, HiUi and iPiL*. prdyobrmus effects in either /green printed on one of the line I Duplex ing :m investigation and a-k Attor­ t I'aim Heath and Broward counties to Tin* total movement of tomatoes and g<M d or blue and gold a rc.v e ry * ney Cenerjil Doughtily t.. investi­ I'tessc that ran be jooeUied, j,Milting ( »K AN Y -U T^11ICR M ig h t-tlf-lliltltl Dade, large expenditures have been in ear lots in r.ijo was I n.aMi, in jp jj pupalui for this furniture n.i well as r»,r.00 pnpets pel hour from ii roll of , * 1 gate several Vlale^enis that have ' made on what have in reality - been it Wits 17,IP!t, and in . 1!»"-, lHi.HH. ivoty. gray ami limwn as they harI'min a y mall m wspaj.r r- p K U F f )RM A N ('E * 1Hat niij'llt Imen made lately ah'ilit boore and paper State roaiU because they have proven ShipmcnlK ate a.-r iitnei! to imply cm - moni/.e .with the great color schcnto 4 i plain the prcM'iil plant has grown gambling in the inner eireles of so­ to lie ilnough lines of travel rather sumption in like ratio, i'ailmid kJj tft- of Nature that is such a vital part HAl’I’lxN Hllk IM'VlT tlirCJ ciety at Washington, it is out opin into one of llie inn-t eoniplete lu vthan inmmutiity roads. ’I his same an tils of iidery increased from j of every Fluridn landscape." p.i|rvi lulltf ill till* r trite. I U'lij the ion that they will iirvi i Itr,d any thing lliju;: | ii lie of tiie southwestern link .tat-irr I• .*“• » to12, 1TB in.l'.'k’ l a n d -----------------------------------few advet I iseo lliele lil'e* now adv IN n t R T I M E . of the Dl.xu Highway, which today t im merit - fin in 'every ll\e wire nui • _ Many m-wspaper nu n j u i v /t, tin Foreign Missions is Ho only i ottiplelrd through system •iVmv'lierribs iri t'.'^u, I'MP.t legislature of and as usual tiny ■b.in t.in the e.ty and iimiiy from out. Y A S S l ’ M ! l ading to tim toxvei (.a lf roust. Had in 1DJI iini I n.dT-l i*i 1tklih Spinach .________ Hoard Organized By will be found trying.to put ovii leg i,i town and the foreign advertising it lull Iteen for the enti'i prise t,f stli|,me’ :, incrl'.i: e,l ft uni 2,t»n*7 in! list ha rloiitiled. llie Daily Herald lief Iii l lolidri atld it; piogli islntirm in protect tin* rights of tin a‘|id I il,! legislature, like it 11 its pie- Volusia, Semn.ole, Orange, Osceola. Presbyterian Church I'.ILM to r,,tl87 ill lW f. people. A newspaper nmn knows lias I . pt ahead of the growlli of the upbu.filing. r! s. will hang on for ixty days. I*,ill. r.rul Hillsborough counties in In lie sure, only a**part of the cat iriy and we .*n<' now ieady fm a iit> what the country need- but he enunot Anxiety —1lint the pll flit both* of will. Ii about liftv Will Ire wasted, as ‘ i.ntiilmlii.g their share of the NEW VORK, April 71.— The board When lot shipments were I mm Florida; the always put over the measures that In of twenty thou Mitul people. through route, St. Petersburg, Tam ­ of foreign missions of the Presby­ eilly hear hell to fill* ii .e lmigs and f;, r ;is important thing D the growth of the I ant lietielils to the slate knows are for the best interests of that mink I- rein hed the Daily pa, U-tl.r'knid, Otl.imlo and Sanford — terian, church consisting of *10. mem­ Herald will be found in the front pr era hings, permit it-* Ir to be led are eomfi rail. vegetable industry, proving thy larg­ the country. all tin ' towns ami. cities along thi* bers includirg fifteen women, was i aid.s of ndvatu emeiit and will b* a-tr.iy by the designing demagogue Alarv. (all things, fit us hope that route would still lie shut off from er consumption. Lettuces und news­ formally* pigaiiized today, consolidat­ Latest in w,} from Gernthm says |-l" " ' ‘ "'te :i MXl' " l,|,g" daily paper into devious and diingermts pathways, tht- present legislature will heed the 1 the out-idc.world, just as Fort Myers paper articles .and physicians’ direc­ ing tilt* work of the foreign board, tions to patient* have made a large, llK. rtsi»i« ° r 1 vc*n 4*»ty iluinaniB pioviug itself a hindrance rather than lesson* of thejliour atid steer clear of is today. tjiat fill,!Km workers part of the )x.pulqtiu„ acquainted I ,hc Yvorncn * H.reign board, and the. factory are out on strike ns i, protest j “ " ,ul H'« 1 -luhr sun- that In the a help in the development of tin legislation lending to cripple the legi­ • commtlice committee on work in Euronc. Europe. Dr. Tlteiefmc, in considering any sort xvitli the fact that health is Iiest m ain-1 against the arrests of some .,r the sl fivt' " l11 U' ll,y state. timate industries of the state or to nf iiriqiii-it inn for a State-wide bond ! t-nned Iry the liberal unr of f r uits j Alexander uf New York was leaders in the Ruhr district. Since |" I twenty thousand itctipio. -V *urv*iy-4.r Up- tH-ts-rnttitd-nf bnth-d rtrr onfiitf1 (Tipltal frmn cbnimg Ini issue, issue, tiie the matter matter bf bf aa fair fair recompense recompense „,„j vegetables. Dehydration nnd can-1 president and a Js. H. Speers —— the wur tl over WFIRi riot n i ’any uVcJ- "Wi; tliaTik those enlerprlsTng bus;-, houses l,y tlie Tribune gives hope the and helping us grow more prosperous for throughtroulu construction, should nj„K ,,f vegetables bus t>een proved1 U .,K .*S!1 Mwrgaret Ilo/gc, also of of the Krupi> works making any more m * men who have made the Herald a asiemiamy* in forecasting the session, and more populous. We need this hov*; U c n ’ thc fit*si problem. Tiie t(, rcn,„Vv element* that should be I Now Vurk vice president,, big guns and the men could stay out success. Wc thunk you for your sup The Tribune lias eevt v confidence in aid and it has been coming to us failure o f ‘all such proposition^ is un­ retained. The son sequence is that the| D*1’ riew board will meet tiie third on a strike without bothering the poll port in ill me the .mure future and ...... like votir bread "» ij,,. p„..s, , U Jegislutitre anti since.elv liberally, partly because o f our nav- doubtedly largely due to the failure niurket for winter vegetables is | Moftday of each month and annually east upon the waters the Dady* Herald |ni(its U(i(| conndl.Me‘. wi„ world at large. ural advantages and partly because to recognize the justice of the claim growing. As Florida is in su|K*rior *n June. An executive committee of return to you one advertising will -o prove misplaced. As a general rule, Florida imposes no unjust burdens of of these counties for a reasonable re­ situ ition fur the production of winter U* *° he appointed will have full powWhcn the hig firms of the country hundred fold. cm Ii t minty* ami district is represent- taxation or otherwise upon its citi- imbursement for truck lines built at vegetables nnd is so located that its t,r "h en the board is not in scsion. rome to Hanford to locate it demonThe pail that the Herald has play ed by capable and right-thinking men. i zettr. One of Florida’s greatest ntthe expense of these individual coun­ products can be gotten to market on Secretaries' to be appointed will titrates that Hanford is growing ed in the upbuilding of Sanford is Expressions they have made through tractions to men of wealth and inties. Were this not done, those coun­ a shorter haul than from any other have charge of tho administrative When those firms that only loan ! too well kmnvn to tteed any repetition, the press reveal that, for the most flucncc from olhar states j s that it ties that have waited for “George to winter vegetable region, owners of work of the board, covering five de­ ___ I Wo shall continue in the work **f part, they have tho correct idea as to has no state, income tax and no state do it,' would be able to smile .nt the j.,,od trucking lands in this state have partments including foreign, homo, printing a clean newspaper that can legislation and that they go to Tnllu- inheritance tax. Thu present legisla­ simplicity of their neighbors who base,'candidates, medical, and treas­ go into’ the homes of the people nnd hasset* xxith minds intent upon doing ture must not disturb or remove this have .made the sacrifice while they properties that are certain lo increase 0 SELL WHEN U ury. The foreign department is to in value,-—Palm Beach Post. be read by any member of the family. the best they can for the state and its ad cap la go. YOUR REAL U S T IT have sat idly by and iienefiled direct­ be divided into fomp groups the first We stand for the last things in life, Iteoplc, Frequently these good in­ E ST A T E WITH US If the present body adjourns with­ ly und indirectly from the enterprise T H R E E CENT TAX <f.\ covering India, /-Persia, Syria, and for the betterment of mankind, for tentions are side-tracked after they out having placed an obstacle in tin- of others.— Iaiktlund Star-Ti legrnm. GASOLINE SUGGESTED Europe, the second latin America, and the progress of city and county and reach the capitul. Ix*t us hope that way of Florida’s progress, it will — — o ATrica. The third ■China, and the a square deal to all. We grant no these men will prove steadfast, that make for itself a name and a' fume STOP COUGII FOLLOWING FLU Wc have Kevciul unusual fourth Japan, Korea, the Philippines, TA LLA H A SSEE. April 4— A three special favors ;»nd ask for none and* they will entirely ignore the templing that will cause all right-minded Flori­ Stop coughs resulting from Flu, and Siam. bargains in real estate to this ivolley will Ik* strictly followed voice of the self-seeking “patriots" dians to call it blessed.—Tampa Trib­ Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asjhma and cent tax on gasoline, one to go to offer ut this time. If you counties, and Two to the slate road An educational secretary will havo in the future us it Jins jn the Jiust. who ulvvuys infest Tallahassee during une. Bronchitis with Foley’s JHoney and department, is the plan of Senator J. charge of the entire educational work are looking for u real in­ ------------ o-----------sessions of the legislature and whose Tar. “The Flu left me with a severe H. Colson, of Gainesville, a* em­ of-the board. The home base depanvestment, see us. THE I.KGISLAURK activities often result in pernicious Don’t forget the One Cent Sale, cough which was quickly relieved with bodied in a bill awaiting tbe opening ment will have a man and woman sec­ legislutiop. * t Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday.—K; Foley's Honey bnd T ar," writes Mrs. of the* senate hopper. The bill also retary superintending eight district*. The legislature moots at Tallahas­ * A* a niattet* of fact, aside front the C. Bower.r 3-tfe K. D. Drake, Childs, Md. A few cents would provide for a (10 dealers’ tax Florida will be in th« aoathern dis­ see today tn biennial -Mission, and all necessary appropriation measures und worth of Foley’s Honey and Tar will to be split equully between the coun­ AGENTS trict with Kentucky, Tenneaaee, Mis­ Florida greets it with feedings of n few enactments* required to carry The reuson America has greut re­ offset .serious diseases byA, checking ties and the state. sissippi, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, mingled hope und anxiety. ■on the development o f the state, there sources is because back in the old your coughs and colds, saving you R E A L ESTA TE North and South Carolina. Head­ Hope— that the session Will prove is little need for a session of the leg­ days European nations woer not ad­ many dollars. Contains no opiates— Correct this sentence; “ When a quarter* will be either at Chatta- * Flr*,.C aaaalljr, Auto Insurance a beneficial one, marked by construe-, islature this year. All the business dicted to allifiiam. ingredients printed on wrapper. In ­ man goes out for u good time, he pre­ nooga, or Nashville. 1W W. F irst SU SANFORD, FLA tive legislation, in harmony, with the that really merit* attention and act­ sist upon Foley’s. Ref Use substitutes. fers a girl who 1s quiet, drtnure and prevalent sentiment of faith and bc- ion could be* disposed of in a week, Tho Daily H erald,-1 Be per week. Hold everywhere.—Adv. sensible." ,. The Herald for fira( class job work. i PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD r JUST IN PASSING an 6 IfcyTl tM '} Maxwell & Britt r *| FROM OTHER S SANCTUMS : �1 -. *\ I — ^ 3** ^ * nrrtr“' yT , -------- m f l THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY’, APRIL 4, 1923 i t m m 1*a n£l*,5fll ronRtcjratioijR ami in,252 mmw. by the various bodies in comput-t rojis, nil mlhcfonts aiid all those who of the.United {Ratos lit more'tlutn 3,- ] largest constituency m Mother Kills Her Two Children arid Cuts Own Throat in the country, Isters. Til# total number of congre­ icst of " fc or dpi‘th m f i w ‘ • •••: * * * ««?!*■ &«*>««? 23.253a m . ^ gations fs now 243,590. They are led mnkc comparisons. The Homan Cath­ M * * Y x' Kome of the larger bodies have not sons. The Baptists form the second by 214,583 ministers! * ' “ * 1 olic church shows a membership’ of turn to a particular Communion. n When the figures of the* various reported on their expenditures. The largest group, and are pressing the figures repIgW. I According - - - - - —— - ■ to these mfigures 9^ u ■«r~ Vchurch MV*l VII a 'lb,101,SOI *—— >— j-—— -— f-persons, ~* —— ■■•**■* *l9l••i 99 v«i v«■ m % _,' * h .iir n tm *5 ►*. m . H r _______P P j B M figure.'? ^ nltpndy ^___ in hand show that the I Methodists closely with a constitu.’ i veprejentdti vqs point out thnt each j iracnf* estimated church population churches are place don a comparable stn NEW YORK, April 3.— Mrs. Rose C ... „ A... , , ‘'^y ce an verage o day m *n lu 1022 an- auverapo ofr 32145 pe p er-! r j,d' Include all x baptised put-sons.' basis through methods .agreed upon chUrchds ralscd ^$1(1,',628,8114 nuirc than v1ny ot 22.82lt.0ttS persons. The Ro­ Mnrtclli, of the Bronx. ' yesterday d X P f' ,* ? ' *»"« * • .« * 2 •™™**"•! «Wr i* m n w * . L . Lvnngolltnl Protestant c^urehnssliow between church and government of- Jaft year. The total reported to date man Catbolicn nr« third with 18,101,- c u t’the throats of her three year old ficials mo the ronsuiuvnv> constituency cu o f irthe great h 505,052,278, Tne great increase ill btit persons. The Lutherans make up ■on and four year old daughter, and L cfo * „ I “ ’ i<“ ■ 12 - t a t o t o . w..r,. o t d a L j or II- a membership of 27^18,O Sft^They iicinis * censed and — 20 congregations were or- count communicants’ only .......... „ , 1 ----------... .......count communicants only. , bodies bodies ih follows: -ifc reportedTlT reportcd'B^follows: i membership is duo. largely to the the fourth body with 7.04.1,854 rnn- then slashed her' own throat. The , Will Evans, Scabonrd engineer of :mizt111, . ' The 30 bodies related to the federal Protestant, 78.113,481; Homan Cnth- RaJris of the Roman Catholic Church; stUuency, and (h i Presbyterians are children died.- The ‘mother is under Tampa, land two children and Mrs. The shortage in clergy is not as council of churches report a total l0!ic, 18,101,801; jew s, I'.COO.OOfl; I.nt- which shows air Increase-of 21l)i, 159{ fifth with 0,726.098 constituency. arrest at Fordhom hospital. Alice Henry , and two children, bf Or- Hr^ t aV‘the' * five factt ‘ that that There there are 29,- m*nib£{*hii> pf 20,722,140 persons.,ter Day Saints '(.Mormansi 004,082; the Methodist Kpircopa! Chunh, J22vNeighbors discovered the traglnndo, hnvq recently made the Evnh3, p0- moro c0, j.-igregations than, iplnla- They have 1^9,48C congregations serv- Eastern Crthodox (Greek" and Hus-' i»75; tl. - :‘ ulHil u ntfpltiiL ri|Tniu7tHnn EIGHT litK - ’ WHEN IILTLIHNC edy when attracted by the odor of family a visit here. Mrs. Henry will trrs wou|d in J; idicatc. •Mnny^.espceliufy cil by 110,077 mihlsterr. Tlieir gain rian) 450,054. . d t.tjd , £nd the National Baptist can* escaping gas, they forced the door PA LLS. >e remembered ttr. Miss Alice Pellet. ;jjr u r a l districts, haveclia'i-ga oftwo in membership over last year is m ,The Jewish figures are the same vehtion ttieg ol 71,570. |of the Mnrtclli.npnrtmcnts. Mr. and Mrs. True left Tuesday a f­ or more congregations. Besides, a 621. Their to ta l constituency is nowu# ltsi.(j lar-t year. Ttn y are enmputThe Itpmnn Catholic’, figure. tndiApril 3.— , The woman, police believe called’ HAUTKORD. <’onn ter spending the winter here. They nrmber o f missions mid rurtil church- rt^OilfTCH poisons. . cd on a different hnsis from the var-* ci.te a ile -it (r . i'-. the ra te 'of gain as Tv.i» bodie -. were taken .today from Liu hen, and killed them. ___ She_____ later expect to visit in Georgia and other tu are served by laym en.. This nctivThe total religious, constituency of Rna Christ,an botl^s* Ipirnuno c f their u'lnparnl wilh’ the annual nwir.ge for *he wfrckngo of a new building of j took’ the bodies Into the bedroom, places along the line before going to ity on the part .of.the laymen ;s one the lotintry is placed r \ 98,878,3071great variation in moth »ls f count- tit*’ p:ecedi:ig five yearn, which was , the Fuller Brush company which and after turning on th e 'g a s , lay their enstern homo. ns e omc. [of the significant features of the year, parsons.. Churth officials define con. jpg membership. The Jewish author- 4U2,7ftfi. rollnpited Saturday, making dine down beside then) and cut her own ■SVjtp. P . 0TC_ . tn.................................................... ^Qwirur fcrenL rje(litK!.i..aduirts.' fw____ -err^^.^thiveu* --die ntfrtti nn - -HussFsdr1— H »— H r 1H j ttnont: ........................... ..... ..... m^teci:a.).--:^.>-.j«ccin-j*)J.JX«^{iUxcxt— ___ _____________ ____________ _______________________ H i ................. B H B B H H B H^7, H iitt-fm* H H H’«(-»* H BH HHH H B W ^ H ---------*-----------H H iW ^ H H W Irnvo •nvo in a'few days for their northern northern' _1______ ‘_____ ■ l . ’ ' 1 . home, but they had better take our . M ig u e l s = ? a n i:a a u n s u i:a artisan K k H R a a a r :c u n n c R ti= B N s a n a B B E tiiia m ta H a n u a H a a advice and stay until May 1st at the “ B B " KnBB,:BBRHB,atfKfaBBnB" B I," , : * * B* fcBHaBaBS|a « c n * s u r .B K « B B c p e u c H a a c g n 3 a a n n s n H u r :a B « K n r ju g c t:a a c = a r :r .u ;■ 'l ■ least and better June 1st ami see our ^ real summer weather, the finest in the “ M country. n ■ Among those that are stopping at ■ the Lodge here are Malcolm Wilson, « i( of Augusta, Ga.; J . P. Howard, of * ■ Beach Island, S. C., and Dan Oliver of jj ■a Augusta, Ga. ■ The play at the Casino presenting k LIGGETT’S, "Miss Busby's Boarders" on Tuesday {j OPEKO TEA evening of last week was well attend- £ Our rcRuiar 50c a pound ■ ed, considering bad weather and was “ '^lin Cups of Tea Tor value. A blend of High B greatly enjoyed by all present. n H 1 Cent n Grade C oITccj . roasted ■ We fc5el that the county commis­ M Orange l’eltoe,' Orecn. ■ and paeked by th ejatest >t n sioners should give^ cs a hard road »d M Formosa OoJonjf, Mined machinery. During our BM pome hind, and i f , this, could lie had a lJlaclt and Green, One Cent Sale we are of- aB we would have to put a fence around a S ta n d a rd This u fering ^ n Lake Mary to keep people out for this H I’rice B Safe B H in an ideal location for people, now II B ’/i Found Tw o B U living in Sanford to make their home u I'atkngc O' 2 fo r N PackaTca B and with the good road could go to B It * COc . 51 c and from work daily mid. enjoy the U H “Ninet.vB a pleasures of thitf thriving little city. a 8 B T h rcc’* So give us good roads, Mr. County K Pu retest M B Commissioners. * is H air M Z in c A. S, Brunson, 11. M., of Kissimmee, u ■ B 1'onic S te a ra te was here on business Monday. jirnniutc!i tinB 5'he ik*tv hyGeo, Wilson made a business trip ® ■ growth, health genic dusting, □ to DeLaml Wednesday afternoon. u and beauty of powder ' for the hair. It babies. Will stimulates the .not only heal routs and im­ diaper rash but proves thu elr.will prevent it, i ulntion and because this A T ft1 A PI71V1T C A I 17? H 11 stilt* where ymi buy an item at the regular price— then another item of the nutrition ofC ___ , jiiiwtlcr sheds W I I A l t fiiJ l\ HIM E - L E I N 1 t j A J L E . Mime kind for 1c. As nn illustration: The standard price of Jonteel Cnmhinathe Kcnlp tis­ moisture, Eassues. A real Hair Tonic. It tion Cream is 50c. You buy a ja r at this pricers^nd In paying Ic more, or 51c. you gel two j:;rsk livery article itt this sale is a ’ ’ es the smart is not stick or* niussy. Has of the .wet diapers op tinhigh-class standard piece of merchandise, just the same as we sell y.ui every day at regular prices and have sold you for years. a jileasant odtir and ia easy jaw chafed surface of baby's ORLANDO,. Ft.A., April 2.—The Tu^ipply,------------------------ — t \T|M]ST- TIT A v A i n - AH V R R T I C I M r 1 'I’h is - s a lc 't m s developed liy th e I ’n ttr d D ru g t^ r -a s nn a d v e r tis in g p la n . R a th Weekly citrus review by F. L. Skilly S delicate skin mid makes baby Simulard Brice This Sale t.niile again. Generous sized f \ AN EW VT h. f. v / ill / V E J l H o l l N U e r llt a a sp en d la rg e su m s o f m oney in o th e r u iy s to co n v in ce you o f th e m e rit as issued, from the office of tilt* I JJ tan with convenient metal o f th e s e j/omls. ihe> a r e sp en d in g it on th is s a le in p e rm ittin g us to sell you a fu ll-siz e p a ck a g e o f h ig h s ta n d a rd m e rch a n d ise fo r Ic. American Fruit Growers, lm\, says;. B t prinklcr top. X .... $ 1 .0 0 II c o s ts money lo g el c u sto m e rs. T h e lo ss ta k e n on th is s a le will he well spent if th e good s p le ase you . The volume of California orange ■ Standard I'rice This Sale Two Two O f* shipment!, recently has been very JJ One r t r Bottles heavy. For the four days of M arch]* ( an C irJL < ana 22, 2.1, 2-1 and 25 it reached a total M || F -5 L t» ) of 1,104 cars. Best estimates of Cal- ■ Georgia Rose Tale Rexall Shaving Cream Stationery and. j -;«7Rrrur Kleuzo Dental Creani Other P uretest ifornhr oranges remaining on, hand ]JJ iif*v /- ■ Household Needs * A real high quality laU-\im powilvr,Products as of March 31 are 5,00 cars navels,j * I'ti-utii- no-1 wJiiirin the teeth. iirule frmn .the penuinp iiuporfi il B um I ,ir e - a ti;irk « r«-.< my latln-r. lllc t ’nrr>all Bag .2 for lie 2,000 cars seedlings, ruby bloods, St. [a Tale. The uenermir. quantity of ) I -ir<leu.- tl'< j-uniK. Hcmaves the (ilk- Aspirin Tablets M 75c Le Claire (Deckle W ill ; land tip tin ymir fat * lliruiiqb Michaels and miscellaneous and 20,-jJ| rrnl a tta r ill" nwjr in every -tali t:o t;ir. I»u,s imt s m l i i i (he teeth./ lino's) 2 fur 7ile edge) Stationery 2 for 7Cc i Yn.i i.-.ti h..-.il-i-auliful teeth by given it a ivoinlt-i-fi:! rosy fragraueo 000 cars of Valencias. California1JJ 15c llovic Acid. l*o\v50c Lor*l Jtaltinioro 3 •itil tia* 'h a v e . like the flower itMilf. Beautiful­ ) : lli^ HI u.’.ii. dered 2 for I tie Stationery 2 for 51c Valencias may lie exported to begin lJJ ly tlororatetl ean with the enliven-’ 10c Writing Tablet, 46 a moderate movement the last few 1n 2-*>c I' israriL Kagrutla im t ’‘Klik-tite” ntji. 'I his Sale Slaailuol B.iti Arom. 2 fur 2Gc sheets*, not size 2 for lie This Sale Sl.incf.irtl Price days in Ajird or the first qf May. Ufk tlaklor ml it o7,i *:tD Maximum Pocket Slariibirtl I'lir.* This Sale B Orange*: During the past Week Jj Comb, all coarse, Tv, i, 2 for .lie /» the increasing movement of Florida k 35c t 'u am of Tuilnr . uliio * nurse and fine Too' far Till) f IT Tuties lube J U l / 2 for lie 8 Valencias produced something of a Jf 2 for .'P>c 75*- Victoria Ladies’ In E p s o ju S a l t ( I discrimination in the maikets again, t a ( Comb, nil coarse, im.) 2 for tic the pedttered shipment i of mid-new- ■ ; also coarse und fine } ' h |-,|isiiiii S a i l ( Id son oranges still arriving. The mar- ■ 2 for 7fic M a x i m u m No1 W a t e r R o i l l e , Jo n lccl C’oinbinaiioii ( ’ream or., t 2 for 2(>c 12c I'iif.laitl Zinc Oxide kvt for Florida ora.iui - n maim ® ; 5. (ilycerin Ku|t. Adhesive Plaster, l Ki i jis th e sk in s tifl, sinnoth~.uid L o tllililtil. strong, with good impiiiy ami o ') ,* (AdultI 2 for .Hie indi x 1 yard .... 2 fur 13c prospect for immediaL i h .rgo of n (1.00 Mineral Oil (Hus. id eal I '.iso fo r fa c e pow der. S o r e fr e s h in g at A high *111;*! •t y I>>>tI it*. Molded all in one piece and 5(1c Fit staid Zinc Oxide Type) 2 for SI.01 r.ig h t, I ’ lo t e c la th e sk in a g a in st th e v/eallu r. A uny impottur.ee, , | Adhesive Plaster, 1 f*Or No. 0 Disinfect­ guarantved fur oqe year. / i m il l w ith m an y u ses. D e lig h tfu lly pei'fum ed Grapefruit: During tiio 1- t v. ik inch x 3 yards..... 2 for 51c ant 2 for 51c w ith ih e w o m le rfn l .L m le il ()d o r. New scre w the mar lie', for Floriih g apefiuil cap jttr . . showed little chapg.-. .rape'I his Sale Idniukird D fice Household Reme­ fh^iit continued to •c i :v .an'i I 1; I-’ Liriilnrd I’ ric e T h is S a le dies and Toilet juices' with utriy fair p -a . effc.o l « Two (Lt« Tw o for fruit of ordinn:y ipiali'y. Til -1Cto ' Goods Hollies |{ti(lle Ja rs wua an incriasi1 in m juity fo f B fruit tAwarda the end yf thf w. U b u tt* 50c Analgesic Bairn 2 for 51c upjintenUy theritfkr no i t - n t • <t- ^ 83c Antiseptic Tooth Powder 2 for .IGr jiect any change rh;)il at pi ia p HbuhIich and SundriesToilet Goods T o if e i ( t 'o o J s 25 c C e d a r Chest Cqm. the grajicfruit market. •„ . 2 for 2f.c ; t.oO Hair Bin ii, l adito.' Style .2 for $1.61 Symphony Easter week, which end--- with jj 30c Cold Cream go l- Molicnt •(! Skin Soup 2 for itir 2 for 3lc ini. A iJ h.11-^ i * ntplexioti ('ream 2 for 51*,. ( Rubber iSudiiOh) 2 (or 20c Sl.00 Face Powder Easter Sunday, always is a joviod of a 25c Coin Solvent ) 2 for $1.01 ;t >i Rexall Shaving Stick . 2 lor 10c 33c Suljihur and < ream $1.50 Hair llrt./di, oldoi tc.l 2 for $1.51 ,',(k- f i i t'a Hutlt-r t'idil B ituiii 2 for 51c lurgo fruit consumption in the north. * of Tartar Lozenges Stationery fiOr t>u7.iirn Tale; m Biiw-ik-r 2 for Glr 15c Rexall Tolk-f Smyi • 2 for 16c Thu past week has been no exception. Jj 8 73c Hair Uric It, ai.unted X 2 forf 7Gc ( J 00’s I 2 for 3Gc $1.00 Matin-)iiy l.fjiu* \’t"*ila) 2 for Sl.lit t “turns,saidnTlo cc-B,- shrd shrd in u 50c Dyspepsia Tablets 8 Very high grade writing 511 ILker's f'reaiit * f H*<.« fbolii fie li 60e Harmony Liquid .ihamjioo 2 for 51c :::**• Tooth Brush, assorted -2 for ,1fir 2 for 51c title Jluunoiiy Itulbn;: Massage L'rnani 2 for tile There should lie some benefit through ri paper und envelopes. 8 and whilu) 2 for 51c 25<Foot Powder 2 for 26c the effects this has in cleaning up 2 GOe Jbnti (-1 Cdlil Cro :ni „ ........ 2 for 51c 15c Velour Powder Puff (3 in, din.) 2 for 16c Fancy finish with a gilt ■ 2(V Itiker’n I'eroxzbne ( ’ream 2 ' f ir '26r liUc Kidney Bills 2 for 01c $ 1,00 Jciiti -I Double Vanltay Case stocks on hand. However, the week Jj pV Lai I. -pur I.otnm ami novelty edges. White , 2-",! Wool PoWiler Puf/-.(3 in. din.) . 2 for 2tic $l.iiii Truflor Toilet Wider <5 odort) 2 for $1.01 3 color conibiin;tialia) . ..........7.. 2 for $1,01 following Easter ordinarily is a l-v- >J 2 for 2Cc and tints. 24 sheets of riod of dullness .and inactivity in th e-B n.kfT Snrpapariltn Tnntrpaper and 2 i envelopes in 2 Tor 81.01 jtrodure trade sq that any great beautiful art box. (Me Shaving Lotion 2 fur tilt Ti,ey fit. Nets i f the liighprovenicnt in market conditions hard- ■ Cascade Linen Rood Items I.Tie Tooth Paste, Impe t quality and carefully «eGoodforra Vjtamhird Price. This Sale p ly may be antifcJpuVd immediately. u 2 for 26c * * m het-.-d. One (PI Two (P1A1 H *10o Vtimlhi Kxlnict 2 fur He One pound in n package. Wo n Itox «P-t Doves »p l*U J. DOUBLE MIJSJI ■ uIko liavu envelopes to LAKE MARY : The R e x a ll S _51c OUR WEEKLY [ CITRUS REVIEW \ : $ fo i I 'M { 3(;e 51c 30 I 3 31c i s $2.51 51 c f t 50c Charmc Hair Nets a m Standard Prjre !«-■15c Sr, 16c iu Pi fiAINSs Ligffcit’s Delicious u UA1 JJ n (H lEA TEST ItfaUGIOUS GROW HI IS SHOWN IN TH E YEAH <: . 1922 to . ia WASHINGTON, April 3.—A m c rt-lj ta is evidently growing more relig- 5 . iou«. Figures made public Sunday by Dr. E . O. Watson, Rtptistliinn of Fodoration of Chuiches, show that the ■ ivligiovs bixlics in thc. Unltcd State | Thb. Sale Milk Chocolate T h e fin e s t frweet MUk C h o co late. A food as well a.s a co n fe ctio n . Molded in nni/tU squ are# fo r.co n v e n ie n t ea tin jfS ta n d a rd T rice i/jrll). Cake ........ t T h is K ale . g g ,. T w |, C tlkcs \ p o nAy H H ard ard C C an - J L m i «?• «• * 4 i ~ < i- iL .» : a for Glc r1>■istf year. w*Anr TK&Snrrcaao Thlr^nrrcaae Is 1,220,12' '■l( > d“ I la 5Uc Wrapped Caramembers over the previous year. piela (1-lb.)... 2 for 51c Tlie present «^f*bet»hlp of nil re­ 5c Gum,* tour tUffcrlig io n bodies, according to the W est ferent fluvora . 2 for Gc 'available figures is 47,4C1^53.' This 5c Mints, five differ’ increuo U approximately 30 per cent 3 X greater than the average for the j»re* erit flayorJ . ...-.2 for Gc ceding Tire years. There wwf a tfwn 8 «■ SIN G LE MESH BUndnrd Price Thl Kale One i Two Nett 1 U C ' Netr. l i e 40c Lemon E x tra ct ......... 2 for lie $1.00 Olive Oil, 121/j-oz. hot. 2 for $ f.01 mutch. A good quality of writing paper and always in the best of taste. 40c True Fruit Jam s....................... 2 fur lie £5e Symotid’H Inn Cocoa - for UGc JJ5c Symond’8 luu l’car*ul ' R u tte r ........... ....... .........•....... ........ 2 for .TGe Standard Price 60c Two for This Sale. 61c The R ex a ll Store- Phone 325* R. C © "Prescription Druggist' Sanford, Fla, - , Good Quality Package of Choculutcs from our reg­ ular stock. So go^d ev­ erybody will want at Icust two boxer*. One box at the regular price and another box of the haute identical kind far only lc more. The t upply will not lust long. I t rat come first served. 60c2f.r . : 61c j J «s —r»-- •-C -. /* . M l r �■e'tvfliy • - * y r i * I* (■ l& s PA^ETOUR THE SANKjORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, IP2A t i t ~ the second choice rotes. . W e, nrej roads. In doihgso I fixedthc. prison which certainly should la st as Jpfig nil culled the lcgistaturcV attention t„ therefore confronted with the sltun- population at the Ainn a t a ‘hihrimum tho life of tlie bonds which provided tho tendency, toward* h 'multiplicity nf DR. R. M. MASON tion of nn Improper tally in, a greht o f -350V Thin it about ns Ibw ns it funds for ibt'construction. I fcfcl that i laws and said: ' ’t jim sure the pen- <■ DENTIST ' many cases. These two practical sit­ can tie practically reduced, when wc the time has conn* when we should pie have the conviction, in which 1 • New Mcinch Ihijlding uations wo have been unnhlc to over­ consider that there are nbout 75 wom­ N Sanford, Florida adopt measures and policies looking thare, that enactment of fewer law*:-,, Phono 201' 201 come. As a result, primary nominees en and n great many maimed, old and I I I ▼ Tin* A » » » c liilril P^cmul toward the discouragement, of tho is- but with more consideration of the WASHINGTON. April .1.—The at­ have in many case* obtained their decrepit man, and many others phy­ ^ | Don’t forget the One Cent Sale, torney goncrel has been asked by nomination, not by n majority vote of sically unable to work successfully nuance* of long-time securities,'rather value of such .measured in dealing with sperific prbblems, would lui nf , Thursday, - Friday rind Saturday".—R. Secretary; of the Treasury foe opinion the people, but by ap lu r ility ’ vote." upon the puhlic roads/’ The -state thnn their enrourngejnent." • In conclusion the governor again; niuch greater value.” ’ ■IT -C . Rower. . 3-tfc ns to what congress in passing the “ The hope of n, connective system own* at the farm nearly J 8,000 nrrtw A T op cnn-Tind the name of ------- -- - _ present tlaw ended . should be done Of roads in Florida libs with the state of land, he said,'and they-have been rrsca 4 ewrjf lire llnalnesa Man ■ ) with reference to calcium arsenate, joad department and the realization gradually utilised for stock raising. A ’ |n Sanford in .this CoKimn *> which wna used' extensively ’in the of that hope depends U|»on the meas­ There are now more thnn a thousand * each day, * Sooth in fighting tha boll weevil. This ure of support accorded this depart­ head of cattle and a large number of* ■» : fcx action was taken at the request of ment by thp‘people of the state," he other livu stock on the farm, he j t A A A A A A i n A A Senator Harris of (leurgia and other declared. ’ added. 1 j senators from the south, according tn He recited the , organization and "A policy of economy has bekm i Juick Service T ran sfer ; correspondence made public. It was progress of the department from .the ndqpled," he continued, “and we have ' ■ Storage Facilities said the opinion wns wanted on “ques­ time when it was merely an educa­ been nhle to show a reduced .expendi­ tion whether there are not some pro­ tional-agency to the present day. * we please you, toll others; if not, ture at the, fnrm and at the same j vision in the free list of tariff net tell ua. Phone 498 time increased income from sales of * , . 1 .*i • "The road department," he con­ under which calcium arfcnatg may be arm products. There lias been r. | tinued, "has done well in its work and .-admitted to duly." should receive the support of this gradual reduction of expenses with SANFORD N O V ELT Y Don’t forget the One Cent Sale, legislature. It was a great construc- an appreciable Ipcrouso of infoung.ji.’nli W ORKS •- •T-iurn-iiay,- F tidwy*m id Ontaninyr-^it. live service'which" was undertaken in we aTc gradually working to that I 3-tfc i its creation. It had its experimental point where the farm will he self•J (’. Power. V. C. C O Ltten, PropThat in order to obtain top quality one must always pay top stages to live through. It had to con­ sustaining." prices. We admit that in most instances the theory is true. General Shop and Mill GOVERNOR HARDEE’S tend with various local interests, with “Agriculture, in all of its branches j But thiro n ro exceptions. THIS IS A SHOP W H ER E VUL­ ADDRESS MADE TO strong pressure brought to hear up­ including horticulture, trucking, otfc. j W ork CANIZING of unimpeachable quality can lie obtained at LEGISLATURE IN P E R ­ on it from ncaily ovehy locality in the constitutes the basic industry *ir, j ONTRACTOR anti BUILDER prices very much below, the regular- Come ami put us to t he SON THIS MORNING state. .This preliminary work and Florida,' the governor continued 17 Commercial Street-^Sanford, Fla. I be severest test you can devit c. the»mistnkc8 incident to its first years "Money economically expended fo; (Continued from page 1) of service are largely amatter of his- tin* encouragement of agriculture and more find more of government each tory. The department is now well in the protection and development of B. W . HERNDON year and at the same time demanding organized with competnent road liVo stock, will produce substantial less taxes,' ’the governor stated. building forces itgfhc field, and is do­ dividends for the state." “ With advancing civilization we can ing splendid work. Shall we go buck INSURANCE AGENCY Oalt Avenue anti Third Street tn this connection lie spoke of the hardly hope for the things which go to the old county system and attempt F IR E --------- AUTO--------- I10ND9 “w ist" ' expenditures made in the with it requiring heavy expenditure* to do that impossible thing of build­ eradication of hog cholera, cattle SANFORD, FLORIDA 1’IIONE 17 and at the same time pay less in ing a good read that leads from every tuberculous and-citrus canker, Tie. S. 0 . Shinholser *% __ ' ,* 4 — taxes for them." man's home to the nearest town, o rjs tn te plant’ board and the Uriivorsity The people and the press who are shall we build a practicable system • Old S p r i n g - c l e a n i n g of Florida oxpirement station1 haw Contraclor «nnd Builder .* “demanding a reduction of taxes" lose ()j* backaches are out of style.' can be built with ttit largely taken the lend in llih work, sight of the sou ire of ihe levies and mdans at hand and which will :-crvc A little R e d S e a l L y e does1 he said, and added that the sub­ lANFOItl) FI.OIttHA "demand that such reduction be made the largest number or#j»eople? Can stantia! Increase^ Ijad been recom­ the work better and a lot by the rtnte," he declared. Less than it lie possible that any one would favor mended for those agencies irr tin ’ easier. T he clever wom an one-fifth of the taxes' paid by the going backward and leave the great A. P. Connelly & Sons budget, and added: “I want to be-1 & J1 cco eoo finds many w ays of making people find their way ihto the state problem of roadhuilding entirely in! speak for them your sympathetic in! R u ta h ll.h r d lo o s it work for her. treasury liV said, Taxes paid to the the hands of the county and district tcrest and support of the appropria­ ll-K -A -L , p -s-T -A -T -n niunieipalties remain there and are offieinla? Let us always hep in mind P arm a I mi r a f n i r n t a UntlcT* the nlanngcmonl <*f .Mr. A. F . FALC’K, hinifjdf an t?xtions recommended. 1 would L et us suggest a few. of. determined within the municipality," that it U impossible to build at once also suggest some measure for t b * Iri.u rifW r * jL 'a - I m p r n .r d land Ftd'itncEd tlu.f til' Iht* Ik’s! holols-and cults in tlie? country, the many uses to you.' ■aid, ami continued: "On np aver* all the roads, that' all "the people* are City l.o la S o r e l y Honda protection of our people against m y n|:t-n.eiuly f o u r - f i l l i o f tlu* s l a te anti demanding. who supervises the prep: r it ion of all funds, offers to the f 'to m r a l.n an a Ihe best the state can dealer or commission man who would W rite for booklet. Full •uniy tuxes is Icgt in the several l l u . l n r a a < 'b a n r--a 'la a la e a a P r o p e r ty do is today out and build and mm- deni dishonestly with the .shippers. I puhlic a eoiMitcr !uiu Ti at f>0c and Tabl. Dinner at GOc. The direction s in each buntie ■" and the people o f each times aid the counties 1*i building a * i Mala Office also bespeak your support ami mninht’Hl nf A Lit Carle st r/i? c. * AH sen I ’s in scrtsnn. county determine them. comparative norther of road*'that B e sure and D nance of ihe* stale* niarhet iag bu­ >1 r . l S C I I I I R A I . T V . C O M I ’ A N T While* this war. all true, h e. con- will serve* the hugest number of peo­ reau, which agency, ! believe*, is of byy only the i a a t o n ii m i : s m i : \ T com pan y t in tied, i| war in*vert heletis the itbli- ple*. The best Ihe* countie*< can af* ly mu. h benefit lei the poopjlc of Flor' h o n e 4H 101-H M a g n o l i a A t r . genuine RED galioVi of the s ta te to "tot regulate attempt is to lay out and build comi­ v. i.la.’ , SEAL L y e. th lav laws that the burden will he ty ryslems that will verve* '.he* largest The *; ,verr.pr again cnlli* 1 ■ a'.N *qSTEW A RT The Florist equally d istribu ted ." possible* number of people in life >: '*) tn 1he- ricee. ity (if adve’rtLir.g " T h e n a i e inilion- of properly v a l­ county." :ut Flowers--------------- I'litrel Designs’ P. C. Tomion ACc, I*** I lull : before*' their iritriidueli m r. ue in Merida escaping tax atio n , f-nAs incidon*.J measures lecnmtm tn! Annual and Ornamental Plants n the b gislnl'uie. Me* pesinte ] p, tint lirely ,’ be declared. "T h e n * a l e ollirt e*il for the road departm ent the g ov ­ •■*"et-iituttonal provision that they tn i wr,r> vrzi hf H4 Myrtle Avc.------------Phone 260-W hundreilr ttf mill urns nf property v a l­ ern or cniim crntcd: An act of cmine;t>, i.dve: :i*<ei| i;q days ami said Mu* pm ue*. cow on the assessm ent roll a t it domain gtvitig the departm ent eeu e .sii.M is "quill* rtfiett’ignored." lie a . mere fraction o f its value. llm tity to eomtemn eights o f w.iv and i ei oiuniended' an uinenilnu nt te> th** SANFORD M ACHINE "W i must tin,| Mime plan f<«r b rin g ­ • L. FAL( K. NTa: r al ii lands upon which road IniiMu g • *PisUtii..i.o fixing the time at i • COMPANY ing til lit. property liable fin t :»<;*./ , n *eP rial limy tie found and need- .I .lay . lei'* upon the 1 iv rolls aiiil that at f**t i oad c o n s tria lion; nu*a: nres lonl. General Machine and Boiler • A- eliag that ’that g .vermueji' t -Oltli l ea -nimble \alee. Works , -og tovviii.l the policing aiaj, ,-pe qt*’* be t g m ined which lias g/'UerrdJy i <• "liv e t j tilXJUiyel r litnilt! be icqtlir I 1 lion of slats* m.ills from ir e-p it**; Cylinder Grinding i’ll to make ti complete tax ret urn, ; mi* i-;ii*»- au th o rizin g thC*ail**ptioii **1 h.iiiitd from tudiscrinMiiiile ere a tin;. Ciimiiil- sio'i ." Vhe*’ g,(\ I mil 01^0,1 iii,I penalties for fmlniv t<* d*t i !t i budget or ichc-dule* o f Wolb. "A lso Automobile Repairs ii.et if .tlu* legislarure found it "ile*boilld l.i |-i tv id* il. Acetylene Welding •• an act *■ b *uld be pti.-sed." be aid. i* elde in ereate enn\o: ion.' ) mkiag “A i oiiimii til lentral authoiitv "a u ih o i i ng tiie s ta te road depart’hone (12-------- Sanford, Florida lew .III till expeii’dtl tjK* of public io h i *i 1,iin i a we now te n i* ip aienl to -itopl iub*s and regulationr fuc*!’ fm any g *vcit niiYiUd ueiivi.j , mi Sii.i.* lo r t\ uniir.er Law, shonld M n« m kj m rontiolling (liiffie cm s-t it** h ig h w a y s it’ the j*!silt*, i hope—you will let yoiu ir. |n u n , l i .Mtq; tOwnld an eqmtirmtfrtilzi * i 1 t extertnlnawf ho Also, an art giving the Itailrolul t o m- t li-ottoli I* eui vcd .from out the eabI. -1 l , — k I •, II IIL* I l , UI*' . A l,t r J ul l . ' Ull*l Or n, .in i. i.o* it and vesteil with plenk* M.<. m i--ton mitb**rity tei legeilate truck <m*t membership. In making the I>. Il l itn'ls ties* Irvine t■, l ,*l II,*— |-— It ■11l* •nl i i . II.cut <.f Ibt’ tax htirileif i<*i ip.’it s e d a n ng the pulil**’ highwiey.-. li* ouiiiiei.il.’it ion I have in mind, o.’ villi I- ,v. I. t-, ll'illll it 1,1,) >J |- IUiHllI.il !:■ l.i i \M* 1 i >tjfit It I t* I • and - l i n i n g tloiei s a i l eomparilcs i *:ii*e. Mm e agencies .which vieal V ' ' \ ' ji i *» \ Hi* >14>llgll i cc .’fin.,:i mil of Me Ready for Uho—B ottor than T rap s i ) pi.*|i* • *nipfii-ution for the use **f wnb public fund.' as itistingubh d : i. i- » ii I*- i. |i *• 1.1*t until i Tin n1 count>. Sy **f i li It ■ ff il. It bigliwi.ys." , A <y \ (I r V SOLD EVERYWHERE fiuiij those of tin- profession nr but t **r cm li <utility w1m iiti* fa ' L* hi r» Tin g oviiiioi sa,*t he bad i cradled in * ■ winch nn* organized for M i ML•fir W til Vi«tin -**, ii fi*i %lllljl’l’1 in tin A V '/ v x ehe i ,*ie l i rnii (h it a c.tfistiluti*i:i;il pM'iioitmii of ethical standard nt.d , tali tti •timi i*r i<h II 4 * Him .Uni r - j o_--‘ “ Cards of Hanford'* Rrput- Ba iiim-ndfi •’i•t w.e i*'h*l.ti.d Iii i lly, t ti i lTii'tiiig only s l o b prnfessinn nr bu \*. l 1 til, 7,t ....... . I*.- li ft able Professional Men, enrh ha VYi. ?IM‘'N.1 » - h ■ll> :i *< i* * I.IMi Wlll’l Uppol 1InlillO l.t. of whom, in his chosen pro­ ! hi* 1’M Yt‘t tu»r nttuuhiMl In lii.s ini* lie pollen * 1 out 11i4it with i .'ii h of H’ - iin|tv * •■pi* 1l.i* n il l ••1 Mu* pie fession the Herald recom­ ■<,gi’ a t eport Hindi* by 17 citcuii the til coo ilo-s hue n g otic tuvmhfi c.ling v . a t s . mends to the people. •I “A c *iiii.turn i .nut ameiiiluiciit look 1 eae II in the hollse there Would be a judges of tin* stale netting forth O ' 1 ‘led cliattge** in legal prm'cdUM tg t *w.i *1 •a •i e. ilit.it inti ot prop* r flaw gin of only seven under the pi cli­ «a ha h« ha ha (i \ fc*i ta:vati*iu pm poses, sdniubl be ent e o n -l.ltqt uiiial ‘limitation of <18. Tin* juilgus were called together aev•fd morithe ago by the governor '•< ‘ T ic- 1:: t 1 -g.statute rel ated seveii luhmltled.’ ’ 'v\ ■ la pin pose of woiking out the n *. t ew e iiiatu lie pointed out, wluli George A. DeCottes The t:iX e ill: g ■ fm ‘ late pcirpu es lie coiiinu tided tit ms Hot been lllcrea *i*d but It* til* w d o rot l.*"*w how many Mu' pie.se-nt emm, nd.'ilion:. AIM*. Attornpy-nt-Lnw report to the consideration of the leg­ •mlimy lia i ls*;*a deen a-ed during -e*ssi»:i limy iieatei " A n aim tidmenl to tin* I’biistitulioii islature, and emphasized the need fo* it - adminislration, b<* pointed out. Mr Over Seminole County llnnk tii.l be was Mimewhat familiar with is ideally lie o s m i y ," be declared. "In tin abolition of unuimoils verdiC', •ANFOltD FLORIDA V ■he c in nir.ictil: of other states and ju s tic e to all sections o f I'loridu. 1 oi *1 tin* need of securing juries a 'elt no hesitancy i« saying that the wi ti to ie-i otnnu-ml m ubmissioii to recoin mended by the* judges. The re in capita! their ratilieaiiiin a poll retommciidcel that . neiiitiii lit of Florida was maintain­ the people F R E l) U. WILSON l our t it at lonal anii’iulment which will case' a verdict rendered by 11 iin r,:'d as economically ns any of them. ATTOl l NKYATI . AW The* governor saiil he* bail chump- pieivole for a ju st and cquitable ap- her* of tin’ jury Is* binding while ir •■ned the Hiyan primary law evei fun I iiinm. n: of legislative icp rescn la- other ca-e* a verdict of five' of Ih, First National It link Ituilding int i* its c'tiactliienl,, but he hud conn liou foi e*ach artel e*\ity section o f 1six inembers be accepted. y.. SANFORD -:FLORIDA The govermir leporled lhal there *> the* iiiuidusioii lit it it had not mill tin* stale. It you find it puaribles Id r .6 .B < f> E T R O IT da* Tc*st in iis provision* regartling teiipp**i'tiun within the lim its of Uic waa tin deficit at any of the state in, si it lit imis, despite an indeliteilnes, o< prt*M*ii'. constitution, I shall I k * very orand choice votes. • The law has hei n in operation for happy if you will do >o, but when nppreixiniately 5220,000 inherited by C H E L L E M AINES ’ ill years. We leave laid five prituaiy you lane carefully Htudied the qiiy*- the* ai|p.iiiisliiitionr — -------------— ---~ The bonded indebtedness of th -’irertan': under it. 7"tVe have* given lloii l am sun* you will be furred to ‘ . . . I A tirV P D ^ t a fair trial. It bus not heir a e-atis-i the coticluniou that a constitutional state he gave ns $<101,506, the Lotals Never before has a Ford Sedan been — Court 11oust* t IIKV ARM -M \J)F IN Olll.A N D f aclory. The |N*ople of tFa* state* in ami'tidtiivnt i> enseatial.* being owned by the state board of sold at such a low price. (•oiii the best materials and properly i yti’ m.mbers ate nut voljng a Sccoml There* was perhupa a time when education. hr.uninrd (il* « tn Dt-aigncd i I't.dh’ii in Hanforel or vicinity, if you liiijce bal’.ot. I qiu*sMim if then* j the propriety of tick eradication niuy "We are fortunate*,"’ he continued, Never before has there been such a "in we are not heavily hondod, were* any I irge iiumlui', relatively, of have* Inert igiestioned, the governor Henry M cLaulin, J r ., . isli. We .*pc. iali/i* in Awnings, oters who veiled a second choice a n a*ii<l. I think now that very few well and that well-built Ford Sedan—improved with to my mind that provision of the finer upholstery, window regulators, Pole li I'm lain* eu- aaytleiiig of can- be election of P.tJd than there were ufoiT.tcd men would be so bold us to constitution which prohibits the*bondOpt. D. and with many refinements in rha^Q say it is not a good thing.” He raid ing of the state*, except for very Mi­ •; i n . Optic) an-Oplomclri»t vf t . f i E tinier the law in 1014. It is hard to construction. ll was not hi* purpose* to discuss the tiuimlin.iry purposes ,such a* h:\as■radicate the idea rather prevalent 112 Boat First Blrwt Hanford, Fla We also mu!..* WINDOW SHADES hat one voting for second choice may meril.e of lick eradication as lie. eon-, km in time of war, etc., is a very This is the family car which fully lave* the edi ct of nullifying hla vote side-red Mini as long since settled. "1 salutary one. CLTON J . MOUGHTON la your urder at a saving to you. for first choice. Resides this, the* trust, he continued, "that the legis­ "While the state is measurably free meets every requirement of economy, comfort and sturdy service* net age vatcr wh •,! the election ia lature will puss nn effective meaiurc fntfti bonded indebted!',cut, I can up cKpei’ially oir odd size windows. ARCHITECT a Id in not thinking or earing at that at this cession with an aduqunte ap- ray ns muclu for the .individual comi­ Ibtiniiitc:. given cheerfully, So great is the demand that deliveries ’ ’ 11*0 7. Miller Itldr* purlicular time nbo’it a second choice* proprlattun for its e nfoicement, hav- ties of the staio." will soon be almost impossible. list AN FORI) JIu said he believed there was a tic .indidulc. They tile* absorbed only irg for its purpu.c* tbverad teat ion of FLORIDA with their Tint choice. 1 hi* state of iatiL* tick." j Rival a tendency "on the-pert of-am your order now, make a small down Kegardirg the administration of people to recklessly incur ho&vy obr,li.id cause i the* voter not to utilize payment, the balance on easy terms. W - J - THIGPEN ihe opportunity of indicant g a second tlu* suite priran farm the governor ligntiom:; which the* eumlr g genera raids j tionr. must somehow pay off." Horn .hoiie preference, firica h*9t------ w _______ p Real E state "1 have since my inauguration i n •of the municipalities a:,d c*on:itie "Ano'M.cr featuit* that tve have been F trd t ^ t y t w r t M r b m n to h i g k FIIHC L IF E , AUTO 1NSUUANCK unable to ove rcame L J lie seeming governor made, diligent effort to u*- have.* incurred heavy Indeblcdneu, he EDWAItl) UlUUiNS impossibility of projM*iIy counting the lieve the rlatu of the* large* expense - aid, v.hA'h iu* feared would, cuibar* _ k « li.» » l,r « l I'ttrU ,' ) ,iu r « lti. * llr.rir \ 1 - r lir H tM M .e ra liu n u r l U i l k r r I ' u r l l t - u l t t r . r a i l lirh. -l’honess.ivmil choice votes. The law is gen­ and heavy deficits which were year ras tlunj in the future, -Ofiire I'hone 111—201 S. Main St. « « » _<r ( h r f u l l u v i l u c ; « l U U l i ' ^ Ilu iar •*rit would scent, ” ^ h ? continued, ] 1J* I*, I'm £rag erally hot understood by the inspec­ after year incurred ut ,the rtutc mv ORLANDO -;FLORIDA y . u . kirn.,,, tors in th* various cjiirtion precincts. prison farm. I have under authority “that arj improvement which has • t . ««. f n , ......... DR. J . T. DENTON II* K* llrruiltiu Ne‘tlicr d i they generally, utidtrslaml givvn by the legislature of 1921,. ink- merit ertogh to warrant, the issuance in Our Line'" ■ ■ I 'l l Y S IQ AN-BUKKEON ■/#* •’ ' *, * s* th e./aims, simple* though they may eii about 150 convicts'away from thy J of bond: for i\a .buildir.g rho'ul I be itouhiM 20G-2U7-203 Mciuch Duilding *a: n n a Rooms 226-228 BUSINESS A ttorney General Asked for Opinion on F re e A rsen ate DIRECTORY RvA- Makes CleaningTime Easy ►fro* Kent Vulcanizing: Company •WHITE SERVT EXCLUSIVELY Vr pr; id l e z ' 1 - a n l l STEARNS 1ELECTRIC PASTE PURELY PROFESSIONAL Sd m ii lns i A Still G reater U a lu e J i us SELLERS A w ning Shop iy . -'j - r4f? �PAGE FIVE . THE SANFORD DAILY HERWLDi WEDNESDAY.'AFRICA fl,* 192B BASE BA LL FOOT B A L L BA SKET BALL TRAf* SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor t GOLF BOW LING TEN N IS BOXING CORRECTED NOV. l o l l * 1922 South Bound .Arrive 30 a.m. Brown Leads Ifield in A m ateur Tourney 1 :lfi pirn, 2:55 p.m 0:55 p.m. V P1NEHURST, N .C ., April 4— The sixteen golfers who are-to parti­ cipate in the championship rounds of tho north.nnd south amateur tourna­ ment will he known today. . Henry. 3. Topping, of Greenwich, 1922 champion, was fortieth on the lilt with nn 88. There were numerous others with 80s, 87s nnd 88a, and Tuppine muy yet be able to pet into the Northbound rhirrmed tft. The field of 230 contestant* went to the tecs yesterday with T. Ruseil Brown of Lake Champlain li .adi.ic with n total o f 70; Harold V. G.irrity c f Asliury Park and W. «*. Hunter, of Houston, who were tied with 80. Score of other leaders were: Fred \V. Knight, White Slnrsh JO- •‘Omar, the Tentniakor^ Princess tonight, at With Guy Bate*-Post to Tdiryrd “right that it’s Arrive 1:48 a.m. 11:45 n.m. 35-p.m. the L X d R e T T E TA Y LO R In a Scene Prom PE G O’ MY H EAR 1' "Omar, The Tent maker ’ i , one of the. most succcarful Ori- n’. d ; !u t.ipluys over produced. DION NOT i :i m : n t o t a k e A P \UT IN I ’A IT I Scenes o *'r« ru leant;. gardens, Oriental tempi*is with t!ir beauties of hat nil. This is ope of th tures of i)iia kind ever will show, in Sanford l\\. night nnd .tomorrow. C. W. Rainier, Aronimink, 39*1 J . M. W\-lls, OaUmount, 40 Warren K. Wood, Pelham, II. T. Curtis, GrecnR it-li, Conn, •1(1-82. K. A. Strnnahnn, Itiveitu'sa April ■’ Kepro- do-, who in tu iiiig e n to rrn l, defeated 5 - pi ini i y noni an ,m I i . i . 'm • ■ Shah'e :> > fiia t pi,-- a .ih-p 1 -. .! I i.< i glits, t-i- V *it (•;. nlibrt Splane, Detroit, 13-pi C. Newton, Druoktine, 43-.41 Arrive vo, 25 Iy>, 101 ; Departs 7:00 ujn. 3:25 p.m. 1:30 p.m. . 5:50 p.m, x -H a i-y , dkcopt Sunday, ccshare Branch . in (il:u!.:r. i ■>l i ­ en 1 nib .1 rut of ib democrat!. ! for llu* ptnpo-V Arrive .5 p.m. .0 p.m. Departs *f th e hitUM-i ac'i-d on a r o w - -i ui’- nitnntilUv Enjoy in" this fine pa borne’s guest, will he J . ton and his family. Yon Bonn., lir in j’lhe family. p . Dayton, Detroit, J2-4I Departs 2:03 a.m 12:05 p.m 55 p.m rilliy Itrnnch \( the l’nncesw Theatre Friday nnd Saturday It is a gorgeon* spe to ’ ■ a:ni one of the most, enthralling b>. • .-lories over filmed. More thrill:: j n.the Arabian Nights more > ti.-uu-be timn Romeo and Juliet, W alter S. Dillon, Oak Hill, 40*11 Oviedo Branch Arrive 7:45 p.m. Departs WANTED 1.0(1(1 MEN, AND WOMEN JO E LYNCH MEETS KIVU PITTSBURGH , April l.v-Joc I.v/h bantam weight boxing champion [on ! Pt te,.K*vie, challenger, will tm <t In a ten lound bout hero A j til 2.1. J a y \ Bronson, matchmaker aniio;:iu-ed * . > fight. / -t he .aide to recognise an unusual and bate tlilr in cash. Expert* .- iinnt-rersarj. Apply as soon as Ib’e efler II o'clock Saturday airto See further particulars in -.-Id I'riil i j . Watch for it.' Tlu* Daily Ilerahl, 15c COAST LEAGUE Oi l \S I SAN TRA.WIHfO. .' P.2.1 Tariff.- <\>,ist' 1 » .-.I o;n ped yesterd; llu- Herald delivered six times a , igiit i, i.ma pbiym ; in WORLD ECONOMIC Ml UNDER LEAD Ol WASHINGTON. April Departs 2:48 o.m. 8:40 n.m. 1:38 p.m; 3:20 pjfi. 7:10 p.m. :f.— Calling of a wo:Id eniUoaiic- < >iifoji"ico iiuli-r American a u a p i c j i o « .bu in \\ -h ington, D regarded ax a likely oat coma of the uatiarial uiuatu.g chfinibi-r of commune of the Undid States in New York. Ma'y 7 !•’> 10. conill'.cn ini l»->Jy, vh.i is .a Kunitipi , studying economic e.'itditinx.- f*'!!*w W ing the convention of tin- ir..« niiln al chamber of cummcri e ni ib-iiu-, i expretvrl to tell tha Ameriritn ratb-ring that Europe's tro-abh are i * * politifal than i*eni:«ni"-. n»nt Mr. liartn.-., wnn fei b h- in: •- i u* should s, ol: a solution of world emu nu-rcial difficulti.-a where diplont its have failed, is in far ■, of -the o. o. nomic coXfi-ia-m e to tb Unite-1 Slat*-). , Tin- Rom, .................... n |"r cil out. hlt.iws llu . 1- is a : . \\ tn -I of thought among bo in, - m - i v»*i believe iroveriinti-nt of lla* we. I j should be pbua-ii on a M i x . •1. !>,;.-;nebasis and Dial cmiioriii. im ’ iis bgiven prevexiiiace ovet th - - t Ih-b tir.il tihluie. Ecotiotun expel'.s, b *lh offieial and unofficial, agnod a con* (erem e So gel rernU r t !I1v 1 ■ M tW ? in i t - I'rii g obout tlu- 1 dlowirg international re­ forms: 1. ScUb-meut of r ’ and iiiteinalia::; 1 debts. 2. Balanced budgets Mf ..1! nations. 3. StaliilUati«»’ “f exchange to i id currojny fluctuatiafij*. • J. (A -xutiop of Isnua u* "f ll"'• money unsupporteif itv inelid t* • T h a t a<Ps r ig h t, s u re as s h o o tiii51 Six Armj Arrive rroiii Zacli Wheat Flaying for Brooklyn Again N E W 'ORLEANS, Aju I 3. -/.oh Wheat, Brooklyn Nntionnl left f - -!• r. who has bee-i a hold-out, played h:s usual position in Sunday * exhibition game here lil-Vvet-n the Dodgers nnd Ihe^Kew York Americans, tending to confiim report* that lie bad re.ulu-1 nn agreement with Manager Robiimon nnd hatl eignwl.n contract. The New York America ns, who have been in training here for several Weeks, Teft Sunday night on n joint tour with the Brooklyn Dmlgerf. Their first stop w::s a t Sheridan. Mins., where an exhibition game ««* played Monday. sku\ '[ hieves a k i nto Warehouse try Away Big Load | f t % *?’?■*• %a * i i r h ( r«| l ' r p » * l m \r ib-. lioi d to load g of the BA I TbMtiltK, April 3.—Whiskey Dio i-. liii.’ f i ito w rehouse of Haiti* ir.i.ie luatilrig Com|>uny in S mth It-ilt r-i'i .' to !,.' toil.,}' bound Diree i walclitma »••<! *..m'U-d away three bilge truck 1 -ads rtf ti-pior. S. I DINTS ARE I BY II 14*11 WINDS ID I I) N.MAGE IS S.MALI V. E8 r PA I M BEACH, .April 2. Ji'gb wild ni lompaiiicd by torrential pm0 riir.-i i rei^ir'.c.l to have dune cun: Icrhbte daniuge at I'ort Pierce and i. nmiili t; l n . •1,1; 111 Hording ought among old vicinity this tiflerhooH. The atorm B A B Y CHICK FOOD . .. ..I pi lixvv_i \' »:mled a* far aoJ'.h h te tip* m a te ria l for a -fouraa Vero.1 {jpc'akr r Gilb ■>( tlu hornn, W ith B u tler Milk Turn play., w.th the pic.ideiit hi 1 ORT P JrX C K rA p ril 2.— A heavy o?'tHV-0 bo I ,;d Raises did atp th to lay unroofial te-. ernl Idftv. iia ludi: g tire ice. plant and ,B ab y Chickens on the Attgu.ua < < t r y i lub, r.e jr .. pie/'d.-i t v..l! the water work* plant ur.d blew a ^ •* Ann |u*r <( th.' < < w e e k wf Ins va rnoki Du k d wn. Several fishing I lay daring the L-*' Baby Chick Feed cation is , f « mer 8 gitor IJitchrock, bout.* v..-re sunk clone to shore. No i . . . oiu- wo.' ii'-jine i, Repott« from .Vero „f J.'ebra kn, ' f' ' were toM^u- effect that several trees Baby Growing Mash |dif.- / play-:, lord been blown down, bu( there was W.Tile thoso xvho Laying ISIash jpg with the pre i lent - for 'h • lr.st little other damage there. * ( * ^- ■ " 1 mor-Jh would- cot admit it b fn: l* .Jr. The luippleit icuple is one whose Hiil lit.g.'lhty rill'd lu-for^ Kt. ' g r t-jjifj placid existence inspires fewest memthie, Eli.., 4h*y h 'J b- v't ntpiodent has lk’ca lead, oir#. jed out. The pri' /tl.. ' ‘ l° e 3 u SgO: confirms i prove it * 2 !!!r*«v=to.TM %t * • t• , •r .• O' *■ i** -Ji JVi| f v■ JM■ i �atKOTirJC PAGE SIX ■*n*« THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 F ish e r Well anV w ay P a 5St th e e x a m p le LBAvolsfoaOi F o i l ' s . H(XV<|siVBp^V^5UP^ND jS U M ^ u ts i n o o d l e . -* S r m T p o P'l l I B e p c v W^ ■ •iT oo.u fop. w cr /*!C h o is ' Bulle-t ; Vue's feq V AuJPlfeHV" im f ir s t c Jo r! ■ 'An Evening in Hawaii” a t Redpath Chautauqua o r m ore you have left over each week, should.be deposited a t Our Savings D epartm ent where it will, with others become a snug sum ! t*rrrr. W E ADD 4 % IN T E R E S T . *U*VVi4jW.; Dollars GROW' when left here, and shrink when you spend them — which do you p refer? jnwisu. C la ss ifie d A d a tr n w ord. N o nd ta k e n fo r le a* th a n rla a s ifird ads ch arged to a n yo n e . 23 r a n d p o s i t i v e l y n o C a s h m a s t n c r o m p a n y n l| o r d e r s . Count the w o r d * a nd r e m it a c c o rd in g ly . F A R M E R S — You rnn get srK J fra m **! and Irrig a tio n p liik * B a n fo rd N o v e lty W o rk s . boo' a t to* 100 tfr- F U R S A L E — D o s ic r am t lu iy s ' p a in ts a n d va rn is h e s a t S a n fo r d N o v e l t y W o r k a , S a n fin d age nts. d ll Iti t n l a l l S A L E — T wo j }: , ^ t llil.-s Monographer, one with bookkeeping; : 7<K| or eaie of Herald 1 w 4 v |i p ,j, I l i 3 -t.fc FOR SALK-—Rhode Inland eg s e t t i n g , If* o g g n for $1.00. E l'.a w o rth , “An Evening In Hawaii,” nn original nnisleal production l<> ho given at tin* cnmtrg Hetlpnth Chautauqua by Vlerm's llawalluiiK, liistniinraitallsla and slngcra, porlraya most vlvldlytl.e iiimde anil customs of llnwnjl. With tin1 aid of novel lighting ufid scenic efforta and iippropriato coMumitig. an nlmo.'phero of artistic beauty and realism la anared. In tills acttlii;; Vieira's I In’-' it Han < play tie; Instrummis p-t nllur to Hawaii, imioiig tlicin the Steel cuitur. Most oxprlffislvely Hu y nitqj tbo conga that arc a pari of the true UawuU. FO R Avenue R E N T Fu rn is h e d room s, a ll e o u v e i i j e n r e r , H 13 H a c n o l l a A v e n u e . 3-31 p houses, " S a n fo rd H e ig h ts , H u n te r, Rou te A , B o x ___________ L_ __________ » FOR SAl.lv Ten LOST 100. 'I hp |()s'p llitwi'in Sanford and Gem-... r on the Farm \ W ealth Source Declares Rhodes W EST PA LM R EA C H . Retry,- if you put her «irt vir.ir fa rm will lied the family imd educate tin i liililri a, I.. M. Ii*ii>iii -, iti'te marketire rumm i'diuier, tu’d a medinir.nl A COMMUNITY BUILDER D. F. WII1TNER, Cashier F . P . F O I t S T E I t , P re s id e n t " T r i p i ; d " W i t u b t s l j w a s v e r y s ic k la , n e ih e d r ill p e rio d last n i g h t hut i«' ii r ' , l i n l y w a s s t e p p i n g h i g h a f t e r !i.. i 4 ' n < t l a i i . | U a - t u r n e d lo n e ta lk e d of ! S m it, U llte arti, E m o r y V itk e ry , C a th e rin e S p e ir, G eo rg e Tak- M oyc, Roy H r i t t , R u t h e l l a j C ’ o o J;, T h e l m a K n i g h t . o u t. ’"Kangem o v : , f. os : ; : . i i i . u * i l la t n i g h t a n d i l R o llin ' ei w a s elec te d ju d g e , S A N FO R D G R A M M A R • S C H O O L W aterw ays Band M aking P ro g ress F or Cheap R ates “ Aimrilinir to the h.te ' Unite. ’ - .s i w ill deal w i t h nil o f f e n d States guvci mm*nt 11■j« i t, Florid, C o m p a r .y rule s a n d w e hope ha j !Ci.000 dail y i ' iiws valued-ai I(. c . A . a n t i a t f f f C J/ a iiU X - F i m l w i l l I r «. i i c c c r s , »•. * 1 ' • F IR ST tHUVI)F> • ••♦ “ * .( "-Operation or All HusincsH Men In please TTPHctrlrt 'TnrT trn r'^ rrcrr oi $.i, Idj.ooy. Florida has one dan \ . . ,, , * ’ * * t Sought and Belief in Sueccsn r Lo u ire N te k ie , M e lv in tn y lo r , ■ . , a! receive reward. E. It owe. i iiw for every III people. The t i . i t . « y .Marshall, .lark Russell, Iluiit . _______ l-3tp Stall' h.e ole* dairy eovv for* . •; a, Catherine Cat ter, Katherine j ORLANDO, March 31.— President 1 1-2 people. We should il,e:e:. e ...I n, Etl.e! Irhie. Zeltoti Conner, S. J . Sligh uf the Florida Water Trafi|uiry herds Mai per cent in o:d . t. in t.it t h i o i i K l i a ll t h e s ts a je s o f h i s e x - have the •■nine pr<ei irtiort of cow ti FiAail" Glenn Govocek, Rene tie l.eayue foresees success of the i s t e m e , M r . R l i o . l c . r a i d , f r o m t in /, Clilford Kitty, Billy Thump- project to yive central,-eastern and pojadalio. that we have iu Jhe IaM o l i m e w h e n h e l i r s t lav o e d h e r w ;ti .Si.'*> ( ... •ii|c III g ill'll till* [it ..’ill Ho Hut-hitiMin, Bernard laut- southern Florida a deep water,chnna ( . t a p e v i n e a m i n i i l k e d h e r in a .if the 1"11i*t I S late, only . opMum EIl.i Ma;. Grow. Marina Lund- md from Sanford to the sea, with all F O R SA LT! -Beautiful Imildina lot I ' o u i d o r i o. in iiu t hull u n til n o w ofte half llie .tail \ pro ii.cl . that the' Athalone Prevatt, Ethel Louise ttsultant advantages to follow, |iropood location, ?HMt I a-li, tialarn , w ill II tile c a t t l e - o f t h e W i n III t l l i m l ’CI should and that we must feed out k. vided: J small monthly payment I i- Lam i :iiiii.tm u,(t(in , o f w h i c h 2 m t ,( t n o .o ( m a r e tuuiixli., we 'cofth'l im retiM* our dalr> --------First, that the ('rowers, producers, P h on e , tffi. 3 -.'it m i l k c o w s , p r o d u c i n i : S l u U i o i i s p o i u u l s lion pet <cat. an.I not lane ion ninnj SECOND t.RA D E . ' shippers, business men and nil those M a j o r W ils o n s h o u ld i'o th *iiu j'li And, if Flotilla had 41110,000 daily U li. n (In tnws was first published |o f m i l k . yn W 'iyht, l ’.lith Braxton, Vi- »»u,rv»ted in the development and tile in lids of (lie i . a t t u e r o i i c o u r t , lie “Certainly now when the 2 1,120.000 cow-, they would not only feed tie llama Edwin Campliell, Ruth Prosperity of the territory within the that “ I rir tP My Heart," ,t. Hartley wa m t o w n d m in n d r i l l , a n d d id n 't FOR SALK- Kiddie K**o .Mtinners' famous staj'e success, would d a i r y enws iti the United Slut . . are ! dail y men's family and educate Ins Kill .Moulton, G. J*. Sharp, Ed- w,lUr zom‘ wo,k ll»t(vdly to show v e a i . i v In I D . t o t h e C o m p a n y , w a lk e r. I m p u r e Itoonr he pielurizrd by Metro, with Lametie Uua-ubteiitir IIP billion potin.l s of milk cliildtpo, but c ould pr< ally 'incteufa ampin II, Edna Rivers, Helen , b>' thH r acUvoparticipatlon ns mcmA p a rtm e n ts . r. K ih-iine Forrester, Samuel ,K!r8 o*\the>r«lKue their interest in Taylor ntakini' her srreea debut in and 3,fi0U.0»(i.tHI» poundis of htf.lii the state's iueotne and reduce it fit Plan iv."re put forward for-organr UK MALE— llnngul.ov, print n , (lie role which has endeared la r to 1and cheese ami when o n e dollar i n { t*'izer bills.” ' , LowV, Clara Bray* projecT7 if itig a "i*" Uonrpany Club to be coni-1 fit food in the — -----------------------new, garage and cement walks. , bundled* of tlinusuads-of (healtenners every live- spent i Coney, Anna Marie C o u c h , s « '""d . thnt thure.lv co-operative, ■e-’sed of officers and non-coms to five acre faun mi good mail, > it Du Butte, Edna .Mac Lamb, systematic support by all civic nsao’delight was expressed everywhere. llpiled States is spent for dairy prod- WOMAN NOW CENTER plan for enlistment of a few good | terms. Inquire 1103 (tal; Avenue Dtaina lovers everywhere were pleas­ (nets, it js safe to say “The row will K i.c Fu sion, Murv Ktizabcth I cialion“' busine8s «nfunization3 “nd men !■' rie.ind out the personnel of thej.*, j II. h a Wilson, Beatrice Hick- !*ocit‘ti‘‘R an‘l leadinK citizens pf coifted that this celebrated tale should re- feed the family and educate the chilCompany before the eneampmcal in*. >iiii Courier. Makalm Hictfins, munities to ‘^monstrate to congress, FOR HALE—-Davenport, dining' ta ­ i. ivyi animated ein tiljilimi lieyoml the di'eil," Ait. Rhodes deelared. NEW YORK. Ajiril 3. A woman August, ; , . ul “ In fact, lit Dill inn p.minis of the line. Ralph Mon nor. William wbvnco must come funds for the con,v ' s ble, chilirs, chiffioaiete, imn bed, at Imntalion of the stage. Slow is the iivwe-t ligate in the searClt 31 H M a g n o l i a A v o . f.-O tp Under the direction of Kltti; Vidor, 1, I . on Conner, Helen Mat- fltructlon of tht‘ dei‘'’ w“terway, the . n going • |(hn ,,n for the slayer of Dorothy Keeueit. ■i some talk M a t y Wriplit, Mary Edith imiKrttt,v0 n c c d " f curly complcwith o supporting cast of high abili­ who was . liltitufoltiled to death vei anniinl of putting on a minstrel fur W ANTED ties, and with Michael, the canine nr Maiian lloulehnn, Pauline oral days ago. ~ tile l» tu In of l he mess fund and ><||. . , i> m in. .i....... x«______, Given these two fundamental WANED—A cham-e to build your tt.-ss with tin* masculine name, play­ mind' good. f"r the “extras’* in lIn- j j,tJt It wa.- learm 1 today that the tui points, President Kligh and other of­ new homo before lumber gets any ing her neenstumed part. Lancette lice had fill : nine lime been trailing mess ’Vho" il>i help in camp. ficials believe that congress will grant higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ Taylm lias '■.ne In .1 her work before the sweetle oi t of a man who fur sevthe necessary appropriation. ed,—Sanford Novelty Works. lK3-tf< the camera. The result, advance leis'el day* had la*eii under on picion, "The plan of the Florida W ater­ T 1i l l £ D G R A D E WANTKI) TO BEY A H p n r a g u s f e r n poiis imlicale, m a tilmtoplay cv.'ii chiefly because he Inis been unable ways Traffic League i« very simple,” mote Jtiteti stihg 1lian liie stape play. 1 .Mil Riggers. J . T. Campbell, J . B. n e e d , fur good clean'stm 1, will pay to at count fm bis action- between said Mr. Sligh. “We have asked for Residi.it' of Sant..i,| will I>«• iilabli'd < oh in,m i . Harold Gore, Lawrence Reel, n g o o d price. Address W. ! ' . N b w c l l the hour of midnight preceding the a channel in the St. Johns river from >1at ion Smith, Gcorgd Steele, Mcll Co., W h o l e s a l e Fern Growers, Apopka,I t i enjoy this poiiMiaut, heart-stirring, murder and K o'clock the next morn­ Sanford to Jacksonville 200 feet w htiieiiial performance next . Friday Foster, Patsy Garrett, Inez Thomp­ Ha. , 27U'tfc ing. wide and 20 feet deep in or^er that the and Saturday when il comes to-th e son, Bernice Lowe, Frances Wilson, Scig£nut Wingate is still instrut’tW A N T E D — T w e l v e Ih i v h b e t w e e n the The woman, it is said, is being perishable products and other ton­ Priinagts Theatre f/ir two days, •ing thr outfit in the nomenclature of Richard Smith, Marjorie FotTest, nage of the territory to be served may a g e s o f It i a n il 13 III s e ll llie I t . i l l . trailed in the hnjie she might .at — thiK story of Peg Til id deny, of H e r a l d o n t h e si r e e l u n i f a l s o i n he tempt to dlspo.M' of some of the jewel; the automatic rifle and we hope to get f-oui.se Hickson, Minnie W aters, Car­ be loaded at Sanford and other river England and Ireland and the (VCon- products is considered one of ihe in some range work with those guns olyn Waters, W. .1. McMillan, Ituhy points in refrigerated and otheT boats su lis litu te n f o r c a rrie r lin y rou te s. in Is ami ( 'hi. lu sters nml Kings- safest ways of seriiving ii - healthful or other' articles that were stolen in the near future. t-'iurey, ..Margaret Bowman, Kather­ B e e l,e w ijt S h i p p nt th e H e r a l d o ffic e fl-oni the Model'* went fiTth street for transportation to eastern seaboard worlhs, has hud stage perform- diet, mpl'cially for ghiBlren we cer­ ine Fuqua, Clara Zelglor, Uuihti Wilk- ports and for export to foreign mar­ b e t w e e n 3:30 a n d 3:30 p . i n . 3 t it i - |f d apartment. She already has been in­ arces in the United States. Nor has tainly should consume twins us much "' on. Elmer Corson, Andy Bueherel, kets without breaking bulk in transit.' Don't fail to be at drill nc WANTED 400 MEN, between April iti popularity been limited to tills dairy products as we do and wo terviewed by the police, having pro­ 1 aw tdice Luudipiist, Jam es McCIclai the "knag, ran court" will "With that project g;p;s the larger 10th and 13th to pjek tomatoes; country. England, Australia, New should have fiU,0titt,(Ul good dairy rows, vided the su. pecteif niaa with an alibi la st meeting am) will issue v for the hoilrs before the murder, and one of the canals connecting other na­ highest wages paid and comfort aide Zealand, South Africa, India, Ha­ o r' more than twice as many as we after, with the exception of the eight to some and belts to others vigable waters, thus linking up a deep quartern. Write if you ran runic ami waii, Italy, Uzedm-Slovakia and Par­ have. FOURTH GRADE niicr it. that vtill remained unexpluiiietl. waterway system that finally shall bring men.—S. E, llice, Vera, Florida. is have also seen anti enjoyed it. The “Thu money, caused to circulate ill Frank Diehl, Emmet Fox, Hurry cover the very heart of the richest Thu itns(H'i t ij believed to have Mch-22-to-Apr. -15 ptoduetion of the photoplay by Metro the United States by the dairy cow, Hall, Murrue Banner, Elmore Lloyd, producing section of the state, extend­ ,(KU) Expected to enables all these iVg fans to see the is. frajon non min per annum or nn known tlw slain model intimately, the WANTED TO fU A III Lick Morse, W illiam Morrison, Kelly ing from Jacksonville south to the authorities say. acres at Geneva for used ear wit! original Peg portray the role, in addi­ average of more than $U>0 per cow. Pope, Clarence Botundo, Edwin Shin- Everglades and west, as far as hard Join Celebration •tarter. ..Ford preferred.—F . B. Brad tion to introducing this pictured bit Thu total expenditure for- public KEY W EST IM 'Ll.MAN hoDcf, Daisy Appleby, M argaret Britt, A t St. Augustine Addle Browning, Zola Dorson, Mary surfaced read motor trucka and pro­ ley. Box 03, Geneva, Flu. 2-fit) of loveliness and charm to those fo schools in the United States jA'i' an­ posed short line electric feeder* will E X P R E S S DERAILED num i»' ? 1,11-13,000,000. If this had Louise Dunn, Irene Glide well, Julia permit. WANTED—M^y— IM exiteriemed been paid with dairy products, we “ ! S T . A U G U S T J N E , F l a ., A p i i l 3— Higgins, Elizabeth Darkey, Ellen book-keeper and otenograjdier. Must "To be u member of the Florida would have had $1,165,000,000 or $212 L ' A l . M - . U E A I . l l . - A p r i l J . - | T v r n - t i u u s a m t ~ p c r s o n r a r r e x pe c t e d Lundquiit, Szra*51nx\vrlh Ruth Mar­ b< neat, faat and Accurate with fig­ Wutcr Traffic league is to be identi­ left foreach fumi futiiify. IfTve bad d s e c t i o n o f t i n * K e y W e s t i u p a r t i c i p a t e i n i h o P o n c e - d e L e o r tin, Mary Buford Powell, Ella Spenc­ ures: Prefer one experienced in rc*fied with the most forward looking a n y i n g P u l l m a n c a r s f r o m c e l e b r a t i o n h e r e W e d n e s d a y , T h u r s - er, Mary Alice Shipp, Marguerite Re­ tail lumlwr buiiness, but is not essen­ progressive movement in our pro. N e w Y o r k , w a s r e p o r t e d , itty a t u | j . > ; ( l u y . A t h . . lHt t l u l f o f l h l »t mind, Mildred Tichcnor, Mem* Thomtial. Applicants answer in own hand­ C r e a tiv e sta te t o d a y .” ite tonight rear Kelsey |r,umber, lhu,e in charge of the event, it, Cathwinc Melsch, Ethel Rally, writing, stating salary expected.—The l miles north of here. Scvwould n present Spanish eavul- M yrtle'Cjjclto, Georgiana Zetterland, W. C. H. Co., care Herald. 2-lfc tort of any one being killed ry, n,H |dancers, French soldiers, Eng- Melva Lundquist, Robeit Adams, W A N F t u — R o o m s o r sm a ll house, Our idea if a funy situation is a Frederick Bender, Eugene. Tukuch, eurnetl. , • Hah infantry and Indians, mounted unfurnished by couple. Phone 110. pedestrian ' feeling sorry for those Mudisop Wade, Henry W ltle, Ray­ -~-i---—--------------and unmounted. More than 200 will 3;3tp wjio are surrounded by terrors in Kuiresent rate of recovery in take^the part o f ’ Senainole warriors mond Laiulress, Irma Allen, E u n i c e 'ANTED—Truck driver wants per- rojH*. • will be eighty years before on foot. ' Junks, Virginia. Lari, Irene Fellows, manent Job, T in t class references.— lair Fuqua, Betty Hintermister, Pau. Cappcll, Osiren, F la ,* 4-2tp Tlic Herald for first clans job work. For quick result*, try * wanUad. l.tie Klirnnt, Grace Lewis, Hag a a Saturd ay evening a stam p honk of ^Jl£- ■ ¥ « **** �: ■W tp***w***< ** * - ; \ : MHHMMMWi X i « a » A ‘i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1923 —— i ■ ------------ - 0 ■— - - ■— -— - - + - N ature’s Vanity Case l or Girls Plays Part - — ■■ - - - - - - PAGE SEVEN f Hawaiian P ro g ram •* • a t Chautauqua * T ent Tonight To Give Child ren Here A Fair Deal |tnigp^fore the chamber of commerce and gutats here lodny, former Gover­ nor Jam es M. Cox of Ohio, took oc­ casion to lay the practical "bankruptcy to the farmers of the north, west and middle west at the door of the Harding administration. The policy of isolation, the former democratic standard said, is to blnmo for this condition. ^ “Your agricultural , interests in Florida are prosperous," r.aid former Governor Cox. "In the north they arc not. The reasons for these di- dcring on bankruptcy. The farm loan facilities of the government are giv­ ing to film only the means of getting money to meet his losses during the iast two years. The essential“bf his prosperity is’ a market fdr what be produces. “ Lot me give a simple illustration of the agricultural havoc wrought by the persisted-in policy of isolation. ■Our com is consumed in America mid is not a factor in exportation. Pork and beef, particularly the for­ mer, are. the products of corn. One third of our pork ami beef is export­ ed. The present price of corn, there­ fore is not-nlFocted by international Conditions. “Throughout the years there has been nn unbroken'relation ns between the prices of corn and pork-'and lieof. The present price of corn should mean lo the farmor the price of $10 to $12 a hundred for Vmk and lieef. He is getting approximately $S for b ull. "The 'difference between what he gets and what he would procure if we were exporting these food staples is four dollars a hundred. It con-; stttutcs the difference between profit and loss in his operation. Opr ex- I ports are diminished by economic con­ ditions,abroad and they will not imnrr*-e so long as we hold ourselves J~-«4Ut-dcw<m*cUqtto .tU a l—t-hw e—in— * ia! requiremonta. ■ • ■ '> O w tu i m i L n s h w iu h m Tho little lady sitting nt hor dress­ ing tablo Is not a star of the stage, nor yet a daughter of wealth. She is just op American school girl* typical of'hundreds of thousands in this country, and sho is beautiful. Her vanity case is responsible for her charms. Look closely nt the accompanying photograph nnd you will find tho secret of perfect health and happiness. Tho components of her Vanity Case have been selected with infinite care and after long rcscarrch by “Professor Happy," the wizard of tho American Child Ilcnlth Associa­ tion, of which Herbert Hoover is tho president. Tho Association was formed by tho merging of tho Ameri­ can Child Hygiene Association and tho Child Health Organization of thero is Cow’s Vanishing Cream, from wholesomo cereals. nt J*1.®tear of tho dressing table Powder Puffs, made from fluffy with n dainty bow of ribbon decorat* J —‘ ‘ — jng tho top._ Tho rougo on this table Eyo Sparklers, mado of phos­ is Cream Kissed Carrots; tho com­ phorus taken from tempting creamed plexion cream is "Essonco of Oat- onions. Vanity Brushes for the tccUi, Perfumes, squeezed from fresh, luscious fruits. For the enlightenment of skeptics, who doubt tho beneficial results of close application to this dressing table, '’Happy” has produced a contention tnai it will .remove splendid testimonial. Ho says: mysterious and • unsightly rashes "A huge rock was recently un­ from tho face nnd b rin g s soft,white earthed near tho Garden of Eden. skin.” On it was chiseled a letter from Eva Other Ingredients of tho Vanity endorsing Happy's Vanity Case." Case nrc: At any rate tho American Child Aquae Vitae— tho water of life, Health Association knows from vast nnd for best results four glasses experionco in health work among svhould be taken a day, children that if any American Bin Eau do Bain, the water of cleanli­ elects to uso "Happy’s” Vanity Case, ness; this should bo mixed with pure his promise to her will bfe fulfilled. soap in a shining white tub. And tho consequent blush on the "Happy's” Sleep—will eradicate check* and sparklo in tho eyes will wrinkles nnd give tho mouth a per­ bo permanent. manent curve. It will not evaporate Tho American Child Health Asso­ in fresh air nnd should be mixed ciation's national headquarters is at, at the proportion of one bedful to 532 Seventeenth Street, Washington^ an open window. Wash beforo ap­ D. C., while an administrative otfiro, toining fashion plying. Is maintained a t 370 7th Avenue. Among his aids to pulchritude How York Q t j, THIRD DAY OF CHAUTAUQUA WITNESSED LARGE CROWDS FOR i ROTH'AFTERNOON AND EVEN! Legion P ost to Consider Move Through State Passing iCMilutiiins stating that the convict leasing system a** prac­ ticed in the state of Florida wa* a "blot on the fair name of the state the Centra! Trades and Labor t'otiiii it of Jacksonville has joined with the American legion amt other forces now nt work to tiring legislation in the session opening in Tallahassee to abolish the hiring out of convicts to private individuals or concerns. Edward Dcwuijsure i’ost will meet Monday night to take steps to get other posts in the state in « move­ ment to abolish the system. The action of the Central Trade and l.'ibor Council was taken at tlie regular meeting of the Council F ri­ day night. The resolution calls .it tentlon to the statement of Paul lie vers White published oxcluisvely » ROOF adapted to YOUIl particular and spcc- : Ex-Covernor ilrough Delive P n le r ta in in g exposition, where tie nnu lily company " J [ were accorded an cnlhuainstic reeep- ■ ■ |tion. He is largely responsible for SS J much of the subsequent popularity jj£ of real Hawaiian music in this conn- ►,stry. ;! "An .Evening in Hawaii" is a pieniier musical production distinctive JJ* and realistic in every detail. ya Children's Program. . Sn Tomorrow afternoon at o’clock {[" comes the closing children's program, ■ * when I Rival, well known magician, ■■ will entertain not only the kiddies, na iiut the grown-ups as well,, in mys- J * tifying illusionary art, that will thrill * ■ and be enjoyed by all. «■ Wcrno quartet: JJJj Following the children's program ■■ at *t o'clock, the last day of your n n eluiutiutipia, the Ijilirn Wcrno Ladies' r * Quartet, a group of artist-entertain- * J ers, who are royally welcomed by ■ *> clinutnmpia audiences wherever they ■■ appear, will open the program.* ’ £^ From the beginning to the close J® o ftlieir programs there is a wealth " ■ of musical entertainment and artistry. hm especially notable in their repertoire ^ are musical mid dramatic numbers. given in cospmu>. depicting the die a , a n manners and song of the American tia colonial period, lb*’ Civil War days, * * the early seventies a::d of the Qig.k •ers. • , nxi The nictubioh of the Werno com -"2 l*ntiy piny an w»ll a* Mi’ir. IhAtm n .nental tiio* ae.I i J!*, an*l \i**lu' m -wdui are piiii,n.ii"ii“ *"*iri tlidi jiri> jj grams. Flcw i ivadi.n hv Mi«. * Laura Werno, who heads the com- n n puny, are always hailed with delight. N The type of program, the skill with which it is presented and the R ■ poise and personality of the mem a hers ‘uf the <puitlet unite to make [J their progianis gemiinely enjoyalib*. * Toniorniw night at b o’clock, t)iu,*i above ladies’ quartet, and t ’aveny, r crayon artist and modeler m clay, will J ^unfold Kcdputli ■ close this yeni <‘hautaiiqim. WHETHER YOU ARE GOING TO RE-ROOi OR PUT UP A NEW 1HJILDING I WILL HELP YOU SELECT the ROOF YOU NEED In o rd e r to irive you th e m ost rm n p le fe r o o f­ ing' s e r v ic e th e r e i* a s to c k o f nil ty p e s o f H in l’s *R o o fin g , R tiih lin g P a p e r and W all Hoard rig h t h e re a ll rea d y fo r d e liv e rin g at a a m o m e n t's n o tice . .\ly nm filliT .“ ttUKi'sHons will not co st you :t m i l . W rits* o r pliniu* mi* fo r f l i r t lu*f in-, fo rm a l inn. \NUORD. FLORIDA Address. 9 1 1 Elm A vent! YOUR HEAPING •w ire !i.s niti, li provided you Im w th e rig h t lig h t. T h e ligh t from nn e le c tr ic lam p fall, dn T i'lly on y o u r p aper, sh a d e s v o n r e y e s and g iv es a s »ft lig h t w hich is so so o th in g . W e carry a h u g e a s s o r tm e n t o f E le c ­ tric I,'im p s e x clu s iv e in tiesig n atul .'Ryle. L c c titr INC .FIXTURES .'ft SUPPLIES a i l l ! »I f f 1 J i in'lcit;'i \v 1 »• 1 m * . li i!t 1» * * t* lift i’Ji i ’ L 'A-.lli »l’ \f gi'fi. T IL* iill LI .. TIII • ( l i i i i l f M f **i u f tL* ‘I * i * I J MI •timI licit \\•• ; •t r h i i l Mi t i t 4 1rib' 'i t •f I In* A || i l l ' l l this jniinl III ll l l i*f t ;i eulogistic niamiei I * th* fad that .Sunfold Inp- o,.. third of she celery of the nation and to the wonderful ilidil trial po il.il tu » o f . "the oniraneinglv beautiful <om'niut:wi alth of Florida." lvlneat loi.all v, with 27,r.tlt»,IHMI of our l*oy and gnl e:irolle>l in ouri 1‘lMnirlCf ; IhiI ii ^<ititi* «ii I tMH' kill pubLi m loud . ami with th*- Miliotatiand tttff ’c u ’ l U!iii"g wete e x i ’ ibnt. ti.il endow nielli of Anoiiran c*dlegesl The \ :•■ Blown - Mih.-by > omp iny, and omver •l . the I nil, *1 States) , ,*ntpi* .! wi M. - o . t\*(U brow no leads tin* wotLI . While we have pro-( liailen. ;ti *1 W'b -in, g.iVi a 1lgb grade (lured no literati'll -, a-' yet the equal recital i-*eipii ieg Yo"a! iiisl it*;tru- of Shakespeare, Baron, and Goethe,1 imiual ■Ic ' to't :.n I n ih* < the array of American writers is a pmlule t* lit* nut'fc. ft I nod '• h“l- fotmidatli one an I th* ir produetions ally lecture of I'oimer Governor are « haraeterized by vei-at dity, and Charles 11 !*>*»•» ■ ■ * ■ * At kamax vii- a rare interpret, t ton of in-.durn life, i ;ied th« ir t<*n** i f " “• include a Tile Anicrhan pn i-. easily superior fire preseiita'.i*i. f ' “"' Bulwer-lyt* in its progres.tvenef's and t itditi.rinl) ton's gn il diiiina, *'( ordinal lltch- fearlessness to the red tala' of tho jell," in which M■ Vail Biowne pto'cil foreign ptihuica lions. While the old-; er European nations exn I ns ns yy! J-’orim r (J om rtior. m their apprt elation of the fine arts, cn’e l,ea*lerthii' of such a ilists, sculptor*, and composers4 not the ordinary as McDpwtdl, Gregory MaSon, SnrAinerican flag and geant, Cadnian, l.on-ntz, Herbert, and! a* Anmicaii eagle Irving Beilin are demon*trilling that ml eloquent discus- uar nation is capable of producing ,-’s achievements i*1 some masters of tiie first water. In ,f human endeavor, athletics and out door spoils the c i , education and United States has won the champion-' i: arts, oratory, *hip in practically every line', and and humor, sjorts this, said Governor Brough, argues, ub**vr. nil, iti moral much for the virlity and vitsility of ■me to the sacred our nation. He predicted that ho- j. p, pronounced the mqs** of our nation-wide interest in United fit a tea the each sport* as baseball, yachting, ever conceived by football, basketball, tennis, and track »>»e of man, »o in- wonderful discoveries and improves!j jre for all equality surgery and hygiene of tho master* g o v e r n m e n t ih g e t t i n g BEHIND FA K E I'KOMOTOUH < i I a. m A * ^ a a < Va a k i as .a as a a i l ^ H m m FHB'AGO, April I, Judge Wil J iTEL.11 ? i 113 MAGfip LIA.*AV.Ej. S A N F'O R P, ^ LA. Itain E. Itcver, democrat, was elected JJ mayor of Chicago today by a plurality ■ of more than UMi.-tMUi voles over Ar­ thur C. I.ueder, n'piililic in, in one of the most qiliet eleetions lit tile city s history. Into office with-him went a democratic city clerk and a democrat-i ic city treasurer. While Judge Diver had lolled up j- " an immense plurality, it will Hot eeaeli i the record made by Mayor W illiam when he won 1 II. Thompson in Mil by 1 17,177 votes. The withdrawal of Mayor Thomp­ son from the race prior l<> the Feb­ ruary primary robbed the campaign of wluit was expected to be one of its main issues . the merit* of the Thompson administration. I honipsmi withdrew from tin* race fur a third term, after anti-Thompson republican TO IIELI' HARVEST TOMATOES AT MOORE HAVEN, factions had formed a coalition and FLORIDA selected I.ueder a* n standntd bearer. PACKING HOUSE OPENS APRIL 1UTII Today at republican headquarters leaders charged Mayor 1 h'liitpson * Uheii you urrivi* at Muorc Httvcn apply tu Mayor Daniels organization and voted almost solid­ ly for the support of Judge 1lever.. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 2000 Men, Women and Children BEFA LL FIT V MAN AG Kit WEST I'AI.M IlEAFII W EST PALM IlEA FII, April I.-Ileeall of Karl Ityddle, city manager of West Palm Bouch, was voted at a special election today by u margin of five out of a total of 1,111 votes. Charges of incfirioncy in office and j favoritism to contractors were made in the petition which brought about the election. Don’t forget the One Cent Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday.— It C. Bower. * 3-tfc CUT TH IS OUT—IT IH WORTH MONEY I l l * T k r . V u a r l s l r S 1‘ r r * * ! FORT WORTH, April fi.—Armed with warrant* which they were un­ able to serve yesterday federal’agents today searched for more oil promo­ ter* accused by thu government o f defrauding the public of millions of dollar*. Sixteen arrests have been charge is using the mails to defraud, cleansing cathartjc for constipation, ----- 1--------------------- ;—‘ biliousness,'headaches, and sluggish The Herald for first c’n»* Job work, bow ilsj Sqld everywhere. Our orders tre coming in ho fast that if it were not that wo ltppt prepared to rentier m il service we coutd not Imntllc* them. PH O N E US DELIVFK uud wo deliver prompt, anywhi rc, any time And if you do not drink Elder W ater now;—yot will, * \ aftcr-ono trial * � 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, April 04, 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>, April 04, 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/7e4211e6b6f48ea26958188ba7f13116.pdf 5a1705af5c4df483b251ca5001fe4f38 PDF Text Text . -.* V 3 W S E ® IN T H E H E A R T OP T H E W O R L D ’S NUMHER 4 SANFORD; FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AFRII, 8,4923 VOLUME IV. :e started today MANY STOPS TO BE MADE TAXATION AND REAPPORTION --------------------— • EX-GOV. BROUGH CELERY MARKETSJ BANDITSMAKE A RICHHAUL ATROTARYTODAY IN ST. LOUIS GAVE FINETALK Carlot Shipments Reported for Mon­ day, April 2nd: Florida—Snnford se ctio n .......... .. . 1 Florida-*-Manatee section 1 BEFORE FIRING SQUAD ' DEPITE EFFORTS TO SAVE Total ....... r.. - DYER $50.00(1 KNOWN TO HAVE ON THE PRECEPTS AND EXAM­ IIREN SECURED IlY THE * •^ - t > i■■■«*) . . ' , . . i • PLES AS SET IIY ROTARY Shipping Point Information for Mon ROIIIIEKK ' INTERNATIONAL HIS I.IFK MADE BY MANY day, April 2nd: I --------NATIONS WHO MADE SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, raining. Olr The AaanHnlrd I’ reaal IATTLE TICK, PRISON RESTRONG APPEALS The Sanford Rotary Club had one •Hauling* light on account of Weather,• •'I* LOUIS, April .1. i ostoffiee in­ •FORM AND MULTITUDIOU8 demand and movement slow, market speetors nnnminrcd that a partial of the most-interesting meetings of OTHER SUBJECTS thu year today" at the Hotel Valdez dull little change in prices. Carloads ‘ luik “ f the registered mail obtained nnd there were so many visitors that f o. b. usual terms: 10 Inch crates by bniulith here yesterday showed the • • ri long tnble was nrrnnged in the big Golden Self-blanching 4-fl do*, stnlk* »•(»<' stolen pouches contained at least 1.260 in negotiable bonds. It is posdining room instead o f in the Palm in the rough best $1.40-$1.50, poorer Of Ionian Catholic Church In « complete check will show the DV HR MEM HERS OF KU Kl.l.’ X Russia and Chnrged With Op­ it Caucus Lost Nighf, President Rir; FIVE ANI) TEN CENT COR­ Room ns formerly. Mrs. F. E. ltou- iow as $1.25, New French Strain 4-« inillat presided nt the piano and ndd- dor. stalks in the rough f l.25.||.-M. robbers obtained negotiable paper run* ■ Rl.UX KLAN AND ALL posing Soviet Government o f Sennte in Hnmess and Both PORATION RECOC.NIZE SAN­ ed pep to the singing and the favorite moatly around $1.25, few well blanch- P>ng Into the six figures it was said. THE FUNDS Houses Start . FORD AS CROWING CITY III. T h r \.. o H n l r i l Rotary songs went over better than id- higher. MOSCOW. April 3.—Vicar General c i i a l t a h i f a im. a y *• • I I I . T h e V .x H 'I n lr il r n - « » l ever before. TALLAHASSEE, April 3.—The The Wool worth Corporation, one of ATLANTA, AprilX — An injunction llutclikavitch has been executed. WAS EXCELLENT Ibiennicl session of the legislature the largest In the world, and the operThe following visitors were intro­ Telegraphic Reports From Important which temporarily places William Prav.la says execution occurred March [started on its GO-dny way today with rtors of the original five and ten cent duced bv President .Thrasher after Dr. . . . Markets ". Then, was a crowded tent last. Joseph Simmons, in complete author­ 31,. Newspaper Is vest ia assert* “ sen­ “ tops to be made at tnxntibn, reap- Moru„ nn oVcp thc worl,lt have recog- Carpenter . lind invoked the blessing j PITTSBURGH: 49, cloudy. I Fior. to tile ity over the Klnn nnd prevents dis- tence of death on Itutehkavitch whose ida arrived, 31 cars on track including night for the play, "Turn .......... pSrtionment, cattle ’ tick legislation, g,jnfor,i a s ’ one of the coming upon the deliberations oif thc club: Right,” that was given'by an excel- bursement of any money except on reprice was refused has been carried [prison reform nnd multitudinous i til­ * — • .... 1....................c| t|ca tj,e gtniy nn,i yesterday sign -! Miss Holt, of Vincennes, Indiana; j broken. Opening Tuesday: Supplies lent cast. Of course the scenery is his order wns signed late yesterd^ out.” Time, and place not given. ler subjects, which as they stack up cd a long lease for the Hill-Newmnn i.frank Phillips, of Columbus, Miss.; liberal, dciimnd and movement *slow, by Judge Thomas of the Fulton Su- Rutehknvitch met death before a fir[at this time appear ns being of lesser stores on First street next to the new Unite Hill, of Orlando; T. J. Miller, market steady. Florida, 10 inch .rates not what a theater would furnish, the perlor Court, it was learned today, ing squad. , stage being very’ small, but in the f note. . Puloston-Hruinley building. These president of the’ Sanford Building & Golden Solf-Manching 3-C dor. stalks splemlided portrayal of character 'Hearing is set for April 7th before rr ,, . , , With the question of a speaker for two stores were occupied bv Rradv’s Loon Association; George A. He- $2.26-t2.50; 8 do*, stalks $2.00; III do*. given by the company- one forgot the •ludge Bell. .Simmons action ’ n|nn .^(m R c church in Russia was the house settled nt last night’s cau­ Jewelry Store and B. L. Perkins, -who. (*„ittis, State’s Attorney; T. W. Law- stalk* $ 1.16. ' , *lat l *u‘ XVils " " l PG't.ente.l against Imperial W.Zard Evans and WIlU |U1.(1 tll tloiltll MBn:h 2<J, after he" BALTIMORE: 41*. clear, 1 Florida cus, nnd that of president of the sen­ will be forced to find new quarter* pm, Superintendent of Public Instrucmember* ,f hiR s“ ' ff K',anR!„ „ d sixteen prclutes*lneludin£ Arch­ including in “ r‘,h, thcKlt'r nte having been settled several nr tin* store rooms will be remodeled ({on; .1. .1. Dickinson, .lodge of the Uir- arrived, !l,, cars,, on track , . . , . i The plnv, "Turn to the Right," is and staff interferre.l with Emperor bishop y.epliak were found guilty of modornte. t losing .......... . , , , , months ago, both houscse planned to and put in first class shape for th6 t-uit Court; Sheriff U. M. Hand, Jns. broken. Supplies , . .. on the Hazel Kirk tvpe, and every Simmons as actual executive head o f. opposing Soviet government. .Zepand opening Tuesday. De. ’ , ,, , , . . . . . . . devote todny to organization. It hns occupancy of the Wi^Jworth company Slinron, Municipal Judge and prcsl- Monday 1 , • i , i I, ' one seeing it was the better for the the Klnn. Action is result of recent jiak’s sentence was commutted to ten maud nnd/novcnicnt slow, mniket dull been the custom for the governor trt j,;t soon as possible. ik*nt of the Kiwnui* Uluh; Major Wilbreak between Simmons and Evans years imprisonment. *. Prelates were ,, r . . ... . . ... • . ' Itcuiitiful moral I. - son conveyed. mostly fair, Morula 10 inch ,, , ,.... deliver his message on the llrst day The plans call for another story' on son> „ f st. Augustine with the state quality 1 „ . . . . . ... .. . , I lie enst was extra fine, each eliar- over Kamel in Klnn for women which chargeir*iii general with carrying on Golden Self-Blanching ••-u do/..., . . . .. ................. of the session, but Governor Hardee the building that, is now one-story and , ^f health, and t’ily Manager crates .. .r ^ ... i . it I after Iteing well carried out, Imt the Imperial Wizard announced sever­ wide-spread propagand against Russtalks SI.76-82.25; K-10 <l*t*. stalks . . . . hns decided to withhold his bienniel the second floors bill he used by the Williams. ’ v ’ among id Ithe star* Mrs. mmiis al days figo is being organized. •Ian government and alleged to have communication until tomorrow, and Woolworth Uompnny. ns storage |j((|t WI,„ upon by the . , - ... ... ! .lames shone bright in her character incite.il people against communist he will deliver it in person. The con­ rooms. The first floOrs will he ex-;j prr,|,|ont fot‘ a stunt alld rave a pniiNE \V\< RK:- • i, c ear. i " r" n t „ f ihe mother whose gentle ways and regimen. ' , Russia Semis Sharp ,|lal “ the clusion of the governor’s address is tended back to the alley in the rear j, die man trying to sew on a ‘’ i rived. Supplies moderate, demand, I(|v||i|t (akjnK r„ r the signal for both houses to swing and the fronts will be remodeled into j,uu on {|iut ..-as great Iv enjoyed. She moderate for gopd stm-k. . nioveifient;_,w W (ll| | (| ,.Vl.l v . jglU thing. Note to Polish (iovt. DR. I*. M. M S NON DIES into action'although unless the unex-. up-to-date store fronts.. The stores , „„ .mother'....... .. of limited, market steady for good stoek. ( wus th mean* of saving the two ----- -— AT Rl’TIIERFORD, N. C. ri, ,mve ....... |n(|io- v...i ,« iand .„. i viiti . . .hoy who . wants t" . stay . ihome I Florida 10 inch crate* some onnnary crooks to - become useful citizens. peeled they will will move peeled happens, happens, they move along along wi„ test ....... rooms will Im he .I ,|»"little MOSCOW, April 3. The Russian The many fi lends here of Dr. J. F. slowly and cautiously for Ik ' '*'st miist modern in every respect. With |n>m M.hnol nllll k>UVl. .-evernl bun- j condition, New French Strain and Gol- Maurice Greet, as "Gilly," dal 5 tine! g.iveniioenl last night sent a sharp fejv/dnys, "quite possibly until the o n i l i ^ lwo |,i,: store rooms and the sec- (||>>(, mii,|)n„ w|iy he should stay nt at den Sclf.ldanching mixed 3-0 dozen . haraeter -ket.h, and In* was ably not.* for trim; mission to the Polish Mi Kiiiiioii were shocl.cd yesterday to of the week. ' oml floor the Woolworth C.irporntloii Inline. ?<liss Holt i* one «•I the .‘liter stalks $2.25-$2.50, few $2.75. few fan■coinlcd by Condon Giiiini., as government . haiacteri/.ing Poland’s I. utii « f Ins death which occurred at well blanched $.'I.OO-$3."J5; S dozen “ Muggs," and Andrew Johnson, as attempted “ int. rterem e with Rossimi Rutherford, North Carolina, on 1*riSpeculation on the operations of tin* ^ l#arry 4llu. nf ||H* *loi*k* of tuiner* at the (,'hiiulatiqua lent and is l > stalks mostly $2.00-92.25; Auetion ",lo(* Ila.-coin." and the . .inlanki*rous ■ju .ii.e " an unfriendly act. first few days centered largely in the | ^ ()f „ ny .,ton. ;n the state and lay of last week. Ilis ileuth was due very clever and made a Idg hit with . - . . s ... ! .. ,1... I. i I.tI ini nil i of anti-administration} pi ices, New Ftenrh Strain u nshed and "Deacon." well played by , William definition So far a* emild lu* a.-i .rttiiiud last, to pl.mtuine poisoning front * eating l thev have made a fifteen year lease the ladies anj men present. jireetiole.l Mi doz. stalks $2.7.*; 3 doz. Marsh. Ruth Mitchell made an udor- j niK|>t vicar General lliitchkav ilih strawberry in* cream. strength. Governor Hardee pushed , on the building demonstrating their Ho was burPresident Thrasher . ailed for a rishis entire legislative piogi.im jMt|K. future of Sanford nnd als. irg vote of thanks to the ladies pres­ en stalks $2.5(1. able ingenue, and the two girl*. Made- ||H,| n,,t vxecule.l up t<> this after- led at Rutherford Saturday, through at the iust session with a showing that Sanford has alt rai led line Kswootl and Ann lli*rt, were ent. Miss Holt. Mrs. It. E. Tolar, presfacility that marked a return to nor the eye of the biggest business firms j(|| |)t (|f t||(, \voman’s Club mid Mrs. Van (). Browne splendid examples of. the heroine, | ------------------------------- malcy in this stutc as regards the in tin* country and especially of the ,.(ltnnj,|at ;1 Uotary-Ann. "Elsie Tillingci.” and her friend “Ji Kiwanis Invites You Novelty to Open ; si.* Strong." executive mid legislati'e hr.in. hi* , ,-haln store* who never operate in •‘Hill Wright" platform malinger of government. His staunehest met ^ town.-; or towns that show MO the Chautauqua was .ailed upon to To Attend Meeting Tonight’s Program do not look for the same amount o f ; uf ia|,id-growth. . > . » i sal a few words about the f hallluuSanitary Inspector , Wednesday at Noon __________ influence over the second session m . ,|iia ami used* th.- time in giving Tonight at H o'clock, the Van is on His Job and is his administration. It doe*, not hap­ (thanks to the Sanford people and Browne* Novelty Company, will opclt D o i l l g ( l O O d W o r k IMaltenlm.-g Will Be the tJuesi of Honpen, they point out, in the political W om an’s Club those responsible for "putting the the evetiing program at the Redpath l>uildiii£ is Beequation. Of course, there w*« or at This Meeting Chautauqua over th.* t*>p. and said ('haiilmiqua tent, on tin* lake front anti-administration force m the l»*f The City Commissioners are to he intf Remodelled that this lag .went was not local by opposite the court house. eongratidnteil on the progress of Hie session nnd it remains in the pry« ’»’1 One of the features;on the ChautnuVan (). Browne, widely known im­ --------- ■ , jioy means but would be heard all session. It claims tojp v u augmented T h e W oman's Club building is being ()V(>r |fl). ry wherever Cbautau- personator , pinno-niTordian player, Work they inaugurated to make Sair- qva program with a strong appeal to its' energy in the. past two years, and reinmlellyd nnd when, finished it \. ill ((UJ( j„ |,(.„ri|. ford one of the healthiest cities in tile busines* mi’ii is the leelme by l . II. • i piuniHl and baritone, is the feature because of *1l*v pro-scsslon uctiyitie., statu by enforcing the runiVny ordi­ I lattenbiirg, of New York, on the sub. be one of thi most nuidern in thi Kx-Grtvernor Brough, of Arkansas, artist of the Van Browne NovMty nance* now mi the statute-books, nnd jeti "Eoynlly tu Your Home Town.” has left it* Impress on tile poltlu.d state. After many plans had Ik*wi was then .ailed upon and introduced Company, impular entertainers, whose enacting others when the occasion re­ I’latteiiburg is unanimously, acknowl­ observer*, hut the session must run suggested for the disposal of tbi* I y ('resident Thrasher as being olie of program sparkle with life and va­ along for n few «lny* nnd a seimrnim quired. . edged mi authority oh* communityi properly t.n.l going farther out and the big men of the country, the "war riety, and are u genuine i-hnulnuquu They are. also to lie congratulated building and the problems r< Inting be applied applied before the real sn.ugth building a new building it was final­ governor" of Arkansas, serving two achievement. can bo from the " ‘" M" l»e determined front Instrumental trios are among the on the appointment of Sanitary In­ thereto. In Chamber of Commerce 1 ly decided that the club would remodel .terms as governor and the leader in plnoil III IW spector Muiighlon who is aldy dis- t.jrt.|0H |„, is in great demand for Ida ' The legislative hopper the old building and make an entim the good mails movement and one of outsUinding feature* of a feast of accustomed receptive mood. Hills popular charging th duties. of hi* office mid talks me not only inspirational but oiw plan ami olio that would embody the progressive citizens not only of niu-sic, both elas*ieal hnd were slated for Inttmlnction covering in character, presented by this verseeing that the. letter of ihe-Jaw is praetieul. ( 1 Dr. J. F. McKinnon was p::rt<fr „|| ....... Mails of a new building and the South but of the whole country. |lt. the Frcshyterinn ilmreli lien* for every ailment of the body politic the location in the .enter of the eity . Governor Brough Is a polished gen­ nut ill* company. Vocal mimbors. being .‘..forte.l without feai <u fmor. . Ilusiness until "in eilise when luive lv.. years, leaving liiis im.-ition t;> accept The womens’ organizations “ h»>. appeared are an anging fo r a would lie much better than going far­ tleman of the South anil the talk lie pinno-uccuidluii selection, rag pie-! 'I be general 'inpioreniei.t to M lit,, one of superintendent ' of public measure* drawn dealing with many |a|,|,. ah,| it turn engagement in order that those gave to the Rotary atlil all the guestn tures, magic and illusioiiarV nrt, eorn- j i" 1 , 1 , 1 ' ^ U1" ' • . ail. instruction of Orunge county which lie needed reforms as they see them, and ther out. bmi*il w ith “master charm ter imper- •* «',. •»>.' Job ih . oi.pm mini.., anil u the * The new plans were drawn by Ar- of Rotary was one of the real gems of In-id for one term. He then was cnll• ii.n... bv Van U 1 is certain that the citizens of ,Naii/or.l will have a representative on other opportunity. throughout the session to see .liitn t Elton Moiighloa and he is now t|((l im.t.ljllk,. Governor Brough In n ... ed to the pastorate of the Oakland will, Mr. M * . scene tin* work which i* being j-,,w mjnutcs covered anrleut, medaeval ......... lirnwia*, all h„ v „ T | * r .» 1 » . " i ..... . , ! -ill . ......... . The Kiwanis Flub, of Sanford, will | W l> .u,rlj|1, r|mrvh and whilo pastor his work. I - that thcycdu'inot get lost* the abolition ofldmitf by Coi Contractor Frank • Lost^ig und past and present history sbowlng among the offering* of these tupIn order To eliminate the., usual ex- have I'lnttenburg u* thidr guest nt ^ c|iurx.|1 waB lt|«„ principal of ^ principal claim* is . ci,ajr. w|„, t.xj M*cts to push the building to w||ut t)ic different ages stood for and notch novelty entertainers. their weekly luncheon Wednesday. I be (|( ( SaIlfon, ^hools for .two terms. cum * , ignorance of the law, the t mil* hanging in fnvnr ox m« «.u / " ............... Following the concert, former Gov­ completinii. It wiR be one. <*f tin brought the trend of thought down to tht, rc ,J0 w c n l t„ South Carolina the sanitary Kiwnnians have very considerately They" tor. aro in the advance rank* ^ 1 ' I Z Z printed n l antique styles of architecture ns Ar­ the present time touching on the fact ernor Brough, of Arkansas, will give unlinnnces so ns to prevent thrown the meeting open-to the ,to* whofu hl, head of a college and of the fight slated against the county chitect Moughton had to !*• guided by thut in the World Wur "making tho his scholarly.and Inspiring address, argument* when violations are called tarinns, members .of-the Chamber of ^ |<nBn|;t.(1 in c„|jegc Work at the convict lease system. the contour of the old building in all world safe for Democracy" anil mak­ "America’s leadership of the World. to the attention of unintentional of­ C’omcmrre nnd ull business men of tinie of his dentil^ Before coming to There will be many measures dcalDerides having attained to high and also being guided by the ing Democracy safe for the world us fenders. It is not the purpose of thu .Sanford; unil it is expeetwl that n Suuford- he was engaged in preaching tan **«■ n," ‘ ,,r“ ’ « much of th. old ..rot- being the motto under which the ar­ position In public- life, t’harles II. Sanitary Inspector to impose any (urge number will avail thcrnmlvea of ami in teaching In many of the col­ tection of wild life. lure as possible but the plans are out mies of the nllios fought. His won­ Brough-hns achieved notable aehulas- hardship on any one, but ho i* de­ the opportunity of hearing this won- leges in the Curolinas and was There will be still am . , C „ f the ordinary in club buildings and derful explanation of what "service” tic honors. He holds the degree of termined to see that the ordinances ilerful speuker nt that tjme, and will ^k|u,wn jn Btaie» u* a prominent slderablo more talk on road building. the new home will be most comfort­ means to everyone in the world was doctor of philosophy from Johns Hopriforced and one notification of also be present at the afternoon pro- ,,tJui.Mlor The antis say an effort will be n able as well as imposing and have Hummed up in the statement thnt when his subject will be “ Isiyal Dr. McKinnon was u man of high * to undo some of the administration .* ..... MW " • '• grain that "different” look that is *" much those who would be kings and queens ty to Your Home Town.". ull cases. iiitnls, was u man of fine scholarly atAmerican commonwealths to receive work of the 1021 session. sought after in these days of modern of the world must be servant* of ull By continual co-operation from all The latter address will begin at 4:00 tulnmcntx uud one who held tho The full legislative program » > this degree. He held the chair of construction coupled with the idea of nnd renl service will bring the whole source* the tacky section* of thy city p. m, un hour believed convenient to split and esteem of ull who knew be more definitely drawn after th getting back to ancient design* for world out of the durkness of ignor­ economics and sociology In leading will shortly be nothing but remum- those whose time will not permit them him. delivery of the governors message ance and despotism into the broad colleges unil unlveritlcs in Missisisppi lirnnce*. to attend the musical feature o f the club houses and dwelling*. lie leuves a sister, Mrs. Sharp and und Arkansas for a |K *rii>d of sixteen It is believed he will point out t» light of civilization, education, ser afternoon program. two neices, Mias Gussic and Ethel main highways of Ibgislative travel. K ^M hIoiIo--O f -vice to- mankind and-rrligion fo r *H“ years prior-to hi* election a* govenThe Kiwanis luncheon will ,be held Sharp, of W a/hington, to mourn hla iiiadiTliy Mcnntor- W, . . „or of Arkansas, In which capacity Shooting Occurred the world. " in the dining room of the Valdez Ho­ loss and the*y, have the sympathy of TALLAHASSEE, April ^ . - O f f i c ­ Key West, and seconded by Senator at Union Meeting "The Herald would like to give hi* he served for two terms, lie Is well tel at 12:16 p. m.^ The cost of the a large circle of friends here---W. A. Russell of Crescent City, whoso ials were named for both houses ot w... known *>• » writer on state and nsfine talk ill full but luck of space will _ _ i n Cleveland, O, • luncheon els $r.00 *and those desirin name had been.mentioned for the that he-tionaL proWrimr, and ha* lectured o i the 1923 legislature at the usual i>n not permit it Suffice to.say to attend are nskci[ to advise S. M. Bryan to Address these subjecU ity ull purl* of^Jw. session caucuses last night ■ ' The senate caucaus disposed of its won the hearts .of bis hearers and Illy Tkr ARBurlHir«l Lloyd, plmne 102, not later thnn 'J:30 Edge, of Lake county, was elected by .\ . CLKVElJVND,. April 3.—One man ' W . Va. Legislature demonstrated that he ha* a message United SUtcs. work in short order and adjourned. a. m. Wednesday. Tho lecture which heMydl deliver acclimation a* speaker and J. dead another said to bo dying upd on “ Evolution” • The Rev. R. E. Boykin of the Epis­ for the men and women and children hetc Is a rare combination of pa“ After Pluttenburg’s talk it Is to bv Stokes of Bay county, elected siienl. third k-i^*riou*ly wounded today as copal church Of this city drew the uphoped that there will not be the sajnu ° S i a a ° D u S hmado.a motion th n tj^ o tlc ’ inspiration. pro item over Ben HU1 w nr result of shooting affray at mcotillg (•ointment as chaplain, the assignment _ voiced i»h has been the case in ' MIAMI, Fla., April 3.-^Wmr Jenand educational \ulue, seasoned with of local Union No. 17, bridge struc­ ri _gri*l» Dad? and Thomas W. Hryun. o • the Rotary club sponsor the ChuuLau other conjmunitles, to the effect Uud.'nfttga. Ur van will aildress the West having been left to Senator J. T. anecdotes and pungent witticism*. Mr. Stokes got 40 voU-*, Wd»“ rd -1 Knabb of-MacClenny. < huiles A. quu for another season which was"un His utterances burn with un intense tural iron worker* here last night. hut a few people heard him. It would Yirginiu legislature on April 13, and Slayer has not been hpprehemlod. sniinously adopted enthusiasm that generates in c\ory The shooting resulted from a fight cost tho organization bringing him the subject "Evolution’’ he announced “ " o ^ S i o t h e r side of the hall. Sena­ Finley ■z.as named secretary. The house caucus toiled until well back $100 for the lecture which can here yesterday. • X • * tor T. T. Turnbull, of Montlccllo, was NEW Y o r k . April *3.-—The ex­ American cilizyn u fjnmlng prldp in between two union meni&rs during be hoard at this time for u pomlnsl > Mr. Br>'nn will leave Miami tbo after midnight with hsjlotlng on the the past achievcmunts and potential named president of the upper body discussion of ejausv in union rules various attaches. Ben A. MegifinU. pulsion of H. Barton Lander from t>owers of our country. •* sum. Everyono is asked to give this first of next week on a lecture tour' and Ben H. Lindsey, of Bonifny. ekM" the consolidated stock exchange on or Tallahn«»cc, was named chief clerk. An enemy is Just a decent chup who portion of the progrum .all publicity going to* Washington, D. C.. New ed pro, tern. Uoth wert: nume<l by ac­ Buck I-aider, rending'clerk; Mrs. >N. charges of "obvious fraud and false soys the thing from another point of possible so thut standing room will be York, IVnsylvunia,. North Carolina Tlio Herald delivered six times a clamation. These being the only pretense" wps announced late yes­ . . . at a premium Wednesday afternoon. and West Virginia, R. Dorman, bill c,erk* n,,J ¥ ,s“ Ann0 lew. ■• ’ • week for 16c. •' • terday. ’ ’ * names ^submitted. In tbo Bond, refiling cleric, . . , c Senator Undscy, the nomination was r / , . " WOOLWORTH CO., COMETOSANFORD 'EAKElTSETTLED HAVETWOSTORES ANINJUNCTION ALL AUTHORITYWAS VISCAR GEN’L �t TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 192? PAG E FOUR This columns will be devoted each day to aet before the Sanford people seme reminders so' that we will not forget the many flije 'things Sanford has and intends to have, as there are bat few of ai that realize the many achievements that are taking place /ibout n« every day, And the Tint of these reminders Is, what we think, started the good work. Much credit is due oar Chamber of Commerce.' . This reminder—that the Chamber of Commerce was directly responsible for the marking o f a new era In San­ ford—should be a reminder that it behooves every ohe of ua to be num­ bers of~the Chamber of Commerce, whether ws be a merchant, profes­ sional man, farmer, banker, rail road man or a retired capitalist. By doing J4r. and Mn. Howard Tibbals. ar.d little «on, MarMti, motored otbt yes­ terday from Umatilla and were the guest* of. their aunt, M n. Fannie S. Munson and listen . Misses Z6e and Fannie BeLa Munson. Mr. and M n. John J. jl-gnnlr.g and son will leave-tomorrow morning fo r their home near Cleveland. O., aftcehaving swnt the winter here. Mr. SOCIAL CALENDAR Canning Ae— tynployeci a.e. Linotype Monday— Kastlrr. Ball at the Parish operator, on the Herald. House undAr the auspices of the St. Ajgnes -------------• Mr. and Mr*. J. J. D. J aj Iot left M ort'ay—Women's Guild will meet at this morning In their car for their heme fn Cape ..Charles, Va., stoping 3:;.V» p. .m. at the Rectory. Monday—Chautauqua, "Turn to the enroute trith relative* in .South Caro­ lina. Mr. and Mrj. Taylor have spent R igh t" at tent at 8 p. m. Tuesdw;?—Board meeting of Woman’s the past three years in Sanford stop­ Club at the home of Mrs. R. E. Tol- ping at the Valdez. Tuesda;*—Chautauqua, Children'f'eN t< rtal 7njent, Duval the Clown at 2:15 |». m.; Grand Concert, Van Browncf Novelty Co., at 4 p. m.; Concert and lecture, Former Gov. Brown tel 8 p. m. Wednesday--Hurinesa Meeting of the Woman's Hub at Welaka Apart­ ments at £ •■•W ' p. rn. Wednesday— Chautauqua, Children’s entertafnminl at 2:15 p. m .;'Conrert by Vitl ra’s Hawaiian* and a lecture by CV-4».‘ H. Plattenburg at 4 o'clock; "A n Evening in Hawaii” nt 8 p. m. Thursday—Chairiauqua, Grand Con­ cert, I.aura \\ r mo Ladles’ Quartet, .it 1 p. rn.; Concert and Art Revue at 8 p. m. .1 C. To!i4-y Was tmong the business vii\U,r* here Sutur.liy arid registered from Jacksonville. Mr*. A. If. Irvin and Mrs. Lois Ir­ vin,'of Orange Lake, apent the week end here at the Montezuma. ’ngnor, *»f Sparta, fi./!., was y Saturday canrf slopped at zumn. EOR ; . mu ' v Ellsw jfWth FOR , a Mrs. C rij| Gabbett h ft last week for h<-r home in Wnshington, Gn., af^ ter sm-ndmg the past fi*A week* b' riwith tri'ends. ’ .* Baulersoii, of Geneva, is h week a* the guest of ineef. tomir.g in to nttcnll V -— J T,CW Cf G H T ----------- Wesley Freckles Barry A photoplay that marks an im­ portant milestone in Freckles’ ca­ reer. Action, thrills, pathos, ad­ venture, and sparkling comedy skillfully interwoven in a’ delight­ ful screen entertainment For any kind of con­ ; * It j ••0 t . i i - r o U r nem*nt N . s u f . ' of It* d u r a M e and la s tin g •jualltle*. riuoti 7" U re a s o n st.lc price# l i r r a u x of For Florida: • * Fair and somewhat warmer tw ay; moderate northeast and east and cast wind*. our larite volume of burlneia EXTRAS, TOO W ednesday-Thursday W a te r • The Hgular business meeting of the Woman’s Club •will he held Wednes­ day afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at the Gilbert I^ach, editor of the Ivee-Welaka lobby. It is ' asked that all burg Commercial was in the city to­ member* will be prompt, so thnt nil those wishing to attend Chautauqua day orf business ar.d paid the Herald office an appreciate i visit. Gilbert can do so. js a five wire in the Florida prt i and Mr*. T. I,. Duma* and sister Mrs. is popular with everyone wherever M. Doar and Mrs. C. J. Humph he goes. . leave this afternoon for Sumemrville, S. C., where they will l>e the guests . Rev. M. E. Gabord of Geneva o f Mrs. J. V*. Gadsderl. They will be good farmer. He not only raircs fine joined thertf by Mr*. Arthur Hazard poultry and watermelon* and other and together visit' other place* in good things to cat but he also ha* South Carolina. . several acres o f fine tomatoes just ready, to market and he brought icv* Mr. and Mr*. J.’- E. Allen, o f Bos­ eral to the Herat doffice today that ton, .Mass., Jwho' have been speniiing were all to the good. Rev. Gabord i* the winter in the state, arrived in a Presbyterian minister who came Hanford .Saturday for a brief sojourn. from Tennessee to enjoy the fine II. S. Boykin, of Alabama, was climate of Florida and he is not only among the out-of-state business ar­ enjoying the climnte but he is making rivals here yesterday. good a* u farmer." t. M. W, Lovell is horn*- for a ays from his orange grove prop­ it Orange Bend "Tri Luke, county. I.ovell is thinking, of disjSisine i orange grovo interests and g back to Sanford to again make om e. ..Mrs. Lovell and Mrs Marand little Bobbie will a* *>mhim homo for a few weeks stay f.-.oil niuwe, vaudeville, ^ rrivors, lutfdj all for oho priee at the Laiter linrae a' tin- Puri-h II'ium- tonight. Don’t man it. Positively the l»eN lirm- of the season. Clothes wash cleaner and w hiter, and last longer When you use RED SEAL Lye to soften the wash-water. Laun­ d ry soap goes a lot farther, too. Thoroughly dissolve R e d S e a l L ye in water before putting clothes in. * Omar, the Tentmaker. Lumber Co Phone 130, Sanford SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE The Brotherhood o f St. Andrew will give a Subscription Bridge party on Tuesday evening, April 3rd, at the Parsih House. Please phone Mrs. R. A. Newman (£K5) or Mrs. Howard Ov­ WE ARE CONTRACTORS for all er! in (0082) for reservations. A good kinds of house moving, .building or time is assured all. Price 60c. 313-4tc any-kind of work in the contracting lire. Address B. C. Green & Son, San­ Don’t forget the Big Easter Ball, 309-tfc ford, Fla. » ' 312-ltp April 2nd, Parish House. Keep R e d S e a l Lye in the house ; it has many every-day uses. • Guy Bates Pont in Hill t W r ite for booklet. Full d ire ctio n s in each can. Be •sure and b u y . on ly the genu inc R e d s z a l H a iB S I B I I E B E ir lllB B I B B I lllI B lI B lI I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I lllI I I Just Received Shipment of Vantine’s Incense . ’ \ . /. Burners . . Beautiful and Attractive---------------------------------- ------- Conte in and See Them Lye’ ‘ P. C. Totaroa ACc. £>'*■* r exTP* 1 HIGHtest w>r« l'-ibkiwj L > .i»j It EX ALL STORE PHONE-325 . • • • . PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST * Sanford, Florida ■ B iO B iflin iiiim B iiR B iia B B ia B ia B iH iiiN iM m u im ii H E R E ’S Y O U R S T A F F OF LIFE, IN E V E R Y DELICIOUS V A R IE T Y r An ugly cu t ? MENTHOLATUM is antiseptic andgently helps the A L healing. A If 3 ou want to rL-alizc that there is an art of linking, you need only look nt the ccninler* of Itouth'* Bakery. There, rows upon rows of Bread, Pies, Cake*, Crullers, Muffins, and scores o f Other varieties trmprThi1’ if;i|>cliU- antTclelight the eye. Absolute purity of jngredi« nts%l»nkfd in the cleanest, m«>sl scientific ovens. R O U T H B A K E R Y Next to Princess Theatre , m u BliaiKDBBaiBBIBBflBDBBnBBIBBDBIBBBBBeinflHBBBBIIBIBIBBBI 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgia Phone 127 A SHIPMENT OF SU M M ER DRESSES '"g . purl,| o,s Y'lD* tMv^ TERMS,- n„ u buy « inveitiiwm | hard to |>etf\ . . A corner faring «*•» 4,M *‘ul 1 hietto nrenuyr|i wort $l,'-,r8| now, “ >n he pureh^j f,M |l,iU on t« mm*. A fine lot on a vent with all the street paving J A|d«- *lk* p«bl and-beautiful-tes on « plait', nt a bargain |],.r,nnp mi rm*.' Park Avr/iue lot, onll.t- hchtn, •WMl.Wi cash, biilance joii*.* ,r,'w "n1 Fiisb street, alllloso Hn» buslni-sHj district,' If purch|:>ei| r call he liuil for a bargain, Thruc-ta on. Laurel avenue, a rral bnrgalnlf 'three Tor (l,05ti,t>0. Hevurnl go buy* left in Hose Court. And my other hit*, too numerous l« mi-nti. For the btyrer o f n co homo, look these oyer. Three ni homes, nil large ones, on MugiinUavrnue with every kind of rnuderis ttvt-niem i, «*»»»’ of these liorne* vontuhig the pruttloal interior of uny lion in Hnnford,' and any of lhese_t|ircuiL real bar­ gains and on euiiy tern. A list of houses a "foot long’’ . a lie seen ut Maxwell L Britt’s pint mind auion|’ )t them are some real haridns. It makes no diffeti-dr what your needs may lie,'what klii of terms you want to buy on, no matei what kind of real estate, and im-matter wTist kind of fire or casualty Aislirance, you can get fixed up in the ; rvper way by IT ’S A 5UCCF.5S ORANGE AND WHITE COMBINATION, BLUE AND WHITE In most homes the old Ruess - work baking days have R.one, never to ret urn. Then it was a matter of anxious conjecture as to whether or not that batch of bread would rise properly. All of our ImkinR is a scien success. uur tific bread should be one of your standard family . Agrats ' RBAI. KSTATK—INHI'RANCR First Nat’J llsnk lildg.—hanford, I’ld NeverbeforeJias’ja FordtSedambeen sold at sachaJowsprice. - . Never before hasvthere»beeir«uch*a well-builtFordSedan—improvedwith finer -upholstery,window regulators, STOUT SIZES, imOWN, BLUE, GREEN E a c h ............ *........................................ C Q D S tm cfioa TM s^s 4 he”fam2y»*car'whjchrfully pgets^veiyicqmiementoiecoponiy; c o in fo r l^ m d ^ iir d y T s e r v ia i. So«ieat5sthe»demandthatdeliverie3 wilTeoon bealmostjupossible. List your ordemoviLjniak&^smaU-dQwn payment, III,AUK. BLUE. RED CHECK Bach ......................— ......... • EDWAItl) llltIGINS A u l k u r l . r i l INirrt. I .lw ru lu . l ' » r d « o n t l r n l r r F o r l l r » . i i # * l r i « l l » M m l--Mlhrr rr«rllrM liir« r a i l s a r o f I k e (u llw ttlu K n t 12.111 lloiu r consulting J. K. !•«* ’ u. \v. M«-n«rr T. N, ''a* , II. i:. Ilrrailou -. Orlando - Florida , CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION crete co n s tru c tio n Miss Isabelle Goodhue, who hail beien lecturing 7or the Audubon Soriety, stopped over in Sanford Satur­ day with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mr*. C. F.. Goodhue, enroute to her home Jn Washington, p. C. N. drV. Howard I hapter U. D. (.'. •The regular monthly meeting o f the H, deV. Howard Chapter, U. I* C„ ua* ]i«-l<l Friday afternoon nt thrPalrn roomy at the Valdez Hotel. 3 b" large amount of business was dis­ pensed by the president, Mrs. Georg* Fox, in h« r usual gracious manner. The plan* for the monument to be erected for the late Dr. N. «I<-V. How­ ard, for wh*/fn the chapter wit* rn*nied, vtare presented by the Chairman, .Mrs. George.-DeCotte*, and a*xeple*l liy the chapter. • J.>elegalc:i were appointed for the slate convention, whi*Ji will l»- held in T h e P r in c e s s Tampa, Mr*. R. ATtJocgU** and M n. F. Pulrrtryn being tho«* cfio»«n to rep­ resent oar chapter. Saturday afU-moori the Chapter will hold a cooked food sale with JI r«. John Parker u chairman, place to be announced later. , . . , Mm. Clifford Bell was appointed chairman for the. Merrori;*! Day exertri.«e« April 2Cth, the day aet azide by the South to bodor the Confedcr- • ; ,,TI -IT-J , M First Street SELLS IT F O R LESS W ela k a Block ■"B M B K auM *aavaau H n n au aB aB an in !aaB im n B aK aa»aan iiiiau aH n u an H B aB aH ai BUKarjuBMaaBBUHDBaaBHDUEMauuuuuaaaipaaBBaBi^iBaaKBaBKMaBaaBanaBaBH! �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1923 Pa g e t w o ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b i i m * * ,i ,iib b b b b t b b b b b o« » bb>| T his‘ grower took the remarkable tars tax free, ‘.‘whereas many' pro­ position that such‘ figures should not fessionnl men are paying far larger rafcllskf-4 f v r r j Hfirrnonn rxeep t *«»• he published, because they caused peo- taxes on their, personal service in* d*r Mt <hr llrrnld ItiilltUn*, 107 pic on.the outside to feel the desire to j come," “ this, grossly unjust result,V M im in lla A \ f„ Hsnlnrd, Fla. come to Florida nnd engage in grow- he added, “ is due to tux evasion made The Herald Printing Co ing strawberries or similar pursuitsl possible by court decisions in this If It.is'not the desire of Florida to country.’* * . r r n i.in iiR it n ’ have people from other states nnd "In proposing an increase of the ......:....... _....Kdl««»r n. j . h o l l y . * . J . 1.11.1.XII tl ,..,Sffrft«rr*Tr»s«urfr II. A . NEEI...;.... ..... (Jrnrrnl Alnnnarr a measure, Mr. Frertr said, would II. a. IIOI.I.Y .. A iltrrlla ln s M s s n lr r grant certain. Credits “ where Ttatte lnws overlap the federal laws on in­ heritance taxes. A gift tax, he de­ clared, will he urged as servicable in Snlmrrlpf Inn Price in A'dintirr preventing estate tax evasions. One Y enr.......... .............. .......... .............SfUK) “ ii.v making the undistributed pro»U Months a.wo Dellvrrrd lij Cllj hr I'nrrler fits taxes retronelive, the friends of One TVe,ek..„.„„..w . „ . ..15 Cent* such legislation would hope, Mr. T h e til* 12- l » is.|innp W e e k l y l l e r Frcar stated, “Jo reach corporate nld entirely nuera Sr ml null- ('mini 7 nnd la puhllahed every Frldny. Adtrrsurpluses laid aside annually and ll.lnc rntra mndr known nn n|tpllrnafterward distributed in tjtock divi­ tIon. S3.no per »rnr, nlivnya In mlvanrr. dends." Sanford Daily Herald JU ST KIDS— His Tulare! AN INDEX WHCH O S W A L D 15 O tD . EN O O CVt I W A M T f f J l F H i n T O ' . T O D Y F O R .I SOM’ THE? m m S T R Y - A . WANT n iN lM tB DOCD S O I E M T e t t -n X M GOOD IN TWH _ |— M IN IS w orld pJ A niNt&TERr t o o know ! TO CHARACTER r~ ^ THAT" P A C E -O M J in iN Y ! There oould be no better index to char acter than a savings pass-book. This will serve you well at all times and under nil circumstances. THE PEOPLES DANK of Sauford is ready nnd anxious to help you to help yourself. A n intercst-bearinjf..account-is ‘ votir best recommendation. * VMIKII Advert fHJvr.1 M ing nr|irrat-n.f|||V F Forelnn I*in,. I.< |i,e.en,nlive THE AMUR I f A N l * l l f .1 h \ s . M ) l I A I | ! > N Sanford, Florida The Herald wishes to congratulate the people of Sanford in going over the top last night for the Chuutaiiipia. Sanford people can always he ilepemled upon to do the right tiling at the right time. ' f'HI.IiWY TltOIM TTION INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. AT SAN 'lllltl) ATTKACT8 VISIT oltS ' ATTENTION Our own Lake did tad have any Edge on the man from Lake and with, the rest of the contenders decided to let Edge, o f Lake have the edge on Lake and well, anyhow the- Lakes have it. W e m h r iV u r w e lc o m e to E x -d o v e r n 'o r H io t ig h t o d a y , li e is u C m m e t n xrw sp a p e r m a n w h o m a d e g o o d a n d lie is still m a k i n g g o o d . W e lire id w h y * g la d to sen a n e w s p a p e r m a n m alag o o d — t h e y h a v e s u c h a h a r d t i m e in t h i s w o r l d a n d a r e m i s u n d e i - f o o d iii, in m a n y im ta n ce s. T o d a v is - l)te i-ig dax— w h en T hrle g is liit o r s s t a r t g r i n d i n g tiie I m p p e f Id le d w it h lu lls, g o o d , h a d a n d je dilT ereiit a n d f r o m th e h o p p e t w ill, c o m e a f i \x l a w - a ! g o o d , h a d a n d in d iffe r e n t at H ie e n d o f tin; s e --io r i a n d a g a in th e iix w ill g o u p th at th e leg isla tu re "n e x e , ai com p li-h cil a n y tiling." h u t e v e r y It g i s l a t o r i s d o i n g l i l t l i e . - t h e c a l l a n d 11n - x ■ i n a i d t m t h e rclisiiled. W h a t W o u l d y m i'.' . iS A M O k I ) , A |»i il — ‘S a n f o r d ’ s t e l e i y p r o d u c t i o n is a r e v e l a t i o n (o l i e . e v j - i t i n g l i n e , a n d ip'i a d d i t i o n a l f a e t o r th a t d i e t s tlio ‘iid m it.'ilip n . o f I l o s e v is i t o r s is t h e p e c u l i a r s y s t e m •of ir r ig a t io n in v o g u e h e r e a n d w h i c h lia s g i v e n tiie S a n f o r d r e e l io n llrea 'in ir a ia l dirt.irn t io n o f n e v e r h a v i n g e x ­ TAXES .MOST HE It El It (E ll OH pel iem ed a cro p failu re. T h e ca p a city ELSE— o f t h e p r e - e h o l ii ig p la n t is n o w h u n g u i e r e a m l o v e r 2 .'i p e r m i } . T h is • T h e l a m ] l i d o , l.liiit j i q t t h e ' I t c p u l v p l a n t isjii'W iied b y t h e S a n f o r d I ’a r n i I li a n p a r t y in p o w e r t w o y e a r s a g o e r s E x c h a n g e , u> s u b s i d i a r y o f t h e w ill slide th e o t h e r w a y t w o y e a l: F lorida C itru s E x ch a n g e , the in enilienee. T h e r e a s o n f o r t lie* s l i d e I . I n i o f w l i i i li a r e t h e l a r g e s t g l o w e r s that the R ep u b lican p a rly p rom ised w a s an in novation, a n d h av in g pass, th e p e o p le eotiie re lie f f r o m ta x a tio n i n l Id s sta tio n . . I.a f y e a r t h is p la n t th a t ta x e s th e p n o r ’a n d I d s th e rich e d th rou gh the exp el im en tal t-agy. s| ide» - W o d o n ot g iv e •m ir te h d e r s l i a s p r o v e n i t d f p racti.aide. C elery tliis s t a t e m e n t a s e m a n a t i n g f r o m th e o f f i c e o f t h e e d i t o r o f t h e H e r a l d b n ! w a s h e d , p r e - c o u l c d a n d j i u r h c l i n t’h e f j o t n t h e t r e n d o f th e t i m e s al|d w e p la n t b r i n g s a p r e t n i u o i o v e r t h e o ld guid e y o u w hat W illiam ' . l e a n i n g s f i e l d p a t k , a n d it i s s t a t e d i h a t H i : - ' Itryan said at M ia m i .S a tu r d a y : addition al retu rn leed v ed tiv th e “ P r o t e c t i o n o f t h e fit f i n e r , jt t s t t a x n 1i o n , a r i d n r u i i i i l u i t i i o n ’ n f l a b o r a n d H n c a p i t a l, a - n h n b D urum .-rata-* ->r p l a t f o r m w o u l d w i n I h e I '.J I pre.-i* , , den ial ca m p a ig n , W illia m .len ning . ||( ) I t i v a n s a i d t n f t i e h l i n l a lit < a d d l e ice o n i i i l i t i r a ! one i t ion • • s i n c e the a n , lie | D oiinri m e a t hy A tln rin y ( i f t : f | n 1| , | D a u g h e r t y lli.it I ’ le.' i d e n t I i m i l l l i g • w i l l l , e a c a n d i d a t e f i n i< e l e i t i o n . I. M r . I t r y a n r a i d t h a t lh>- l i a i x l i n g j " a d ' n i t i i t j i a t n n t i d . ..... . n e t l u n g t o 111 We have seveial unusual bargains in real estate to offer at this time. If you are looking for a real in­ vestment, see us. Maxwell & Britt AGENTS REAL ESTATE Fire, Cunalty, Auto Insurance 105 y i. First EL, SANFORD, FI, Charles I’ lattenlmrg will speak Here j national’ authority on the subject of Wednesday aftetTioon at the ('haiitau- community building, will be the spenkfiiia tent at I dll and every buxine** ft at thr* afternoon meeting o f the iiw.iri, every woman and ex my young Eulpnth • liautmii|Uii Tuesday, March person should hear this lecture, it is 27 (tomorrow -afternoon). His siilitilled with good things for the hi tt«T- jeet will he “ Loyalty ti. the Home ment of the i ity ,«ouuty ntPi slati and 1own. , n o o n e w h o h a s th e b e st in tere.-t- o f tlie e o m in o iix v e a iih a t h e a r t sh ou ld m is s th is fin e le e tm ip “ L oyalty to V n u r H o m i a T o * n ” j- t h e ' s u b j e c t . o f tiie l e c t u r e a n d (lie title o f flic h o t ore, b s t i f f ic ie r , t t o m a k e it in je fe .-jt i n g t o to w n builders, . f o r t r o w " W h e n J“ i t i f « r t i i s o n t h e V e r g e 5i f m a k i n g t i n o n e «-f t h e ln -t a m t h i g g e s l i i ! i e > in i- lot id u is t h e t i m e o f a ll t i m e , in t u a r . i'lu tt* n h t ir g in iii. w ntiderfol lii t o r e . T h e i H n l o w < Tntifilier of • i i n n i e i i e h a s t h e , ' f o l l o w i n g t >> a ; , a l . e n t I h e g r e a t le> t o r e ll e l I ' d ill t i l e K . d p a t h (•at nt t h a t i i t x : Our oVders urc'eomini? in so fast that i f it wore not that we kept prepared to render real, service we could not handle Ihqm. PH ONE US WE DELIVER tnil we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. Ami if you do not drink Elder Water now— you will, after one trial T h i s is p o t a n a d v e r t i s e m e n t f o r J h c K e d p u lh ( Tiautau tjtia, h u t k n o w in g M r . 1‘ l n t t e n b u r g n s w e d o a n d h i * repu tation in an in spiration to th ose ’ y.*l y * a r e s t r i v i n g t o m a k e t l u i r " H o m e T o w n " lo g g e r a n d at the sa m e tim e ’ T i H x ’T , w e a r lo at h i- a d d dove . mat n na-tnem hi-r.-: m e n e as you T i n -d a y afti dtt : . •i t t ' s v e r y I n d y , * HAK I t i\V < It AMHEIt ui t UM M E IO 'E. (ieip g e H. < ’l e n i e n t s fievretary Id 11ELI* MAR VEST TOMATOES AT MOORE IIAVEN FLORIDA • p n i d i l e l I n - P i g . tlip p i d tin in a - 1 f < in v e t n m e i i i i e i t ilii.it i o f if.-piitjn i w i l l a i e o i n i i a t i v i ' i n it i i i . I t i I ’u I iln r.'_ I i a in pa ig n, tin loiiin'i m e lii'V ed th a t w it h t h e g e m ta t m l- p l i m t.iry ol -late -aid "Every ••iiil' ii '-- i * f t l i i - p l a n l > v t h e g r o x v i ' i - a g i i a i loli t deal xx 1111 lax.it inn. Hauling m a n y o f x i - x i n g p r n l i l r i i t s now i\ w.i elci ted xi ilii a majority u| exi n pi i ie m e d in m a i l i t i n g t h e p rn ilttil ii ■•11ii.ii \>>ii . and IW" tlmd ol iln, w ill lie e l i m i n a t e d . W h e n a « tn ttd I.-ai. i a nd .M iiati li.nl et 1.iin. hut la [ atilt ' d p a c k h a ^ p a c e h cetl a d o p t e i inuidnT-clili t tin ir iipp'.rl," lu di it w i l l h e n o d i f f i i i t it m a t t e r t o i n l e i ila It d. HAINES I (ill \ t< Ex l*KESI KENT. , e s l g r o w e r s ' i n e o iili ilm t i n g t o ati a d “ The rich are living to addle-Un1 C h illie s IP H a in e s i loy a l, tr u e a n d M I l j - i n g f t l t i d x v l l i e h - c u l l l i e l e a d l< fight ing , ngiiin I hn'ic'.eed taxation. t^ii d , o f g r e a t t it u lilx , I m m - s t , f e a t ■ a h u g e r d e m a n d f o r tiie p r o d u c t inn \tixeit op Hie |Miui, and the ...... . art' le - a a n d W iiH ii in tin h e m .t o f tin a l o t * b e e n m i s i t c e e - • I i d l l x d n i t i l*\ I la1 ii piihln ai Ii iii laic o •*pi n il tienple. lit ii i o l d i pa i t ol m lr r a i i n g r o w e r : u f ( ’a l i l n r t i i a . linn, ft i<>ii the licit and,, pnad it • m i n t t y V lit,'t o n y . J J e m a d e H it d t ll k* III t lie pool'," oi i i Iriil fniim tls, k n o w n f i o m aieeati to ) X I i . H i x a i i i h e i j h i d t i e r e p i t l i l i i a n Local Man Makes iM .eiin , a m i f n m i M a i n e t o | i \ a dfuld t o . ip ie e y .e t l l l o l l g l i till -lil| Splendid Economy 11 n d o n ( • ' » \ . l O n i l y l l e g i t i i . . u K -id x loll a n d I m w iln di t m > iia lTrip With Hup inet ih e i- s m C o m i m n l i n g o n (In laliol i t i l . i t i > -11 h e i l i c h l i i d t i n t i n t i S n i i f o t d , I l a . . M a r t l i ‘J l l h , 1' . ' J . diti'in- in t i n I mleil Stalls m vi i T i m I ’ln n l • T l y < o i m c i p r i n t n x v i i i g r a v e r . ’ " ( I n c g i e a t I ’. u r n p e u n - l h i I S . . V u . M o t o r i V i . . s t r a w l i e r r y , i n n a t u r a l t e d , o n it Sat fold , JT*. t*. i n ' l l i t i l l e d h y c l a s s g o v e r n m e n t . p a g e , to I'd i'h ia V c th e pa i i t nt h im n . a m i i v e r y iitlit r n a t i o n e v i . p t t h e m i l l i o n t l o l l a i m m k b y t ti ll rnwi'! u T u e s d a y m o r n i n g , M a t c h 2t t t h . } I * 2 ' i . I ’fitted S t a t e tiuiiis. ut f e a r ' n o d th at seitioti. O n th e d a y I s t a l l e d t o t i t i . 1. i l o r i d a , i n m y H u p , l rem hlijig o f m i l a ciia iig;e,*'-h v a sth e C o u rie r w ak••prin ted .* 'ith ( i x c |iiu*'-in g i :> a n d f u t i r t c e u a n d , «crled. J m erits o f stra w b e rrie s fu n , And then xvi 'will ipiote what Hep* t h a l f g a l l o n s o f g a s , I<allied l 18.Tr,,fi'!l ipi.it 1 -. I - d r o v e " a r o l l 11«1 C i t r a f o r a n h o u r ‘ > r it si illative k j e a r , a dfrynihliran, . ayin value. 1 in tiie following ill pati )■ fiian \V7i -li- • - o , a n d r e t u r n e d h y w a v o f S i l v e r Tiie Trihupe liesitales, however, to N p i u .g s, C xsiiliuig Im m i* \\ i d m - d a y ingtoii: . give publicity to this iliterestiug fail; a f l e r n o o i i . " A p r o g r a m f o r t a x l e g i s l a t i o n in 0 SELL Y0UI1 HEAL ESTATE. Every Business Man in.Seminole County Should Hear This Lecture I !> T h e h o ld , h a d itd ilrei'' iu t h e n o r t h e rh sta tes -are ta k in g ih in g - tigh t a n d left M id t h e y a n lu n u it ig w i t h a f le e h a n d a fin a s th e la w - a n ..a , i i*ri i f d . 1' o i t u i i a l e l y f o i l T * a i l a X x t a n * n o t b o t h e r e d m u c h x x i t l i t i n *1 h old u p n idi, ll is t o o iliffii ult t o g e l a w a y with a n y th in g in. th i-t a ■ X l l l e l e t h e g o i n g i - l i n t : o g a w d II t i n fast tra in s a n d tto lle y eat* a n d log c i t i e s m a k e i - c .iih - s o m u c h e a s t e i . “ T h e stick :” of I lotid rf-n iv •afer: for the reason lltal. a few tiny* ago, this modest editorialist had the unus­ ! ual experience of. luting ‘ Tousled" hy one iif these same I’lanl City straw­ berry growers because the Tiihuiic had putdisiieii that tile receipts of these growers hud exceeded ^LHIPJIOO, PLATTENBURG LECTURE WILL BE GIVEN HERE 1 had travelled '22:t miles by my speedometer. I nu a*tired the gas lift in my tank and had scant five gal­ lon*. This shows an average of ap­ proximately 21 miles per. gallon. T he mini;, wen- good. Willi in aome sand around t'itrn. Very respectfully, "The blue, lie said in a statemefit. W. .1. CAHPKNTEU. will urge iiihipiimi of a eunstitminiial M t c uimtuliiiciit to bring investments in Don’t forget the One Cent Sate tax free securities and stock dividend.. —R within the taxing powers of tin- fed-! Thursday. I'fiday nn.l ! end government, . an increase » i in • Ihe. * inheritance tax ami enactment of a j I gift tax with a retroactive tax of t h e m x t C o n g o -1 l e n l n t i x e l y a g u e . I I i n o l i . l i y t i l l ' ' p i u g l e d x i 1d o e , ’ o f i h e , h o u s e w a s m a d e p u b l ic to d 'a y b y H e p * le-t n ta tiye i rea i, H ep u b lica u o f W r i o tt s in , w h o d e c l i n e d ‘s e v e r a l m e a s ­ u re- h a v e b e e n d l i l W I l t o l i m e t w e a k ­ n e s s e s o f ll.e llli!l l e v e l l l l e laxV. Iu ndistributed —**1l e g i s l a t i o n the treasury p r o fit s a n d all e x c e s s , x r h fr h - xvm iT I A eip T T M '' to m a k e t a x r e c o r d s llromhiti* with Foley's Honey and Tar. “ The Flu .left me with'a severe lough which was tpyckly relieved with Foley’* Honey anti Tar," writes,Mrs. K. D. IJnike, Childs, Md. A few ten In worth of Foley'k Hmiey and Tar will offset seriou* disease* hy checking your coughs and colds, saving you many ‘dollar*. ' Contains no opiates—t ingredient* printed pn wrapper. lu­ sh t upon'Foley’s. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere.—Adv. * i. HACKING IlO l’ SE ORENS APRIL 10TII When you arrive at Moore Haven apply to M a y o r. Daniels No S(a(eim»nt in All Bihlical Literature Contains * More of Truth, and None lias Been So Univer­ sally Neglected to the Ureal Detriment of the Health and Bodily Vigor of Mankind * 1 •: BLOOD CO N TAIN S TH E LIFE, TH ERE FORE TH E BLOOD MUST BE KEPT PURE, IF W E W O U LD BE HEALTHY L’ mlOr thi' nianiigri/K’nl of Mr. A. F. FALCK, himself nn exjii’t ii'jii'etl I'hef ol tin* lies! hotels and eafes in the country, who supervises the prepurulion of all foods,_^ffera to the pul lie a counter lum h at Stic siiul 'l’idile Dinner at GOc. The lu st of A La Carte service. All sea foods in scuson. Nature’ s W H IT E SE R V IC E E X C L U S IV E L Y . . . M o d i i'ii e i v i i i : : a t i . i l i o f f e r s i n t i l i v o h tall. t o j u i r e h l o u d . I l l I i t . d e r t o I, e o t l i I-' m i l p u i e t h e I i v c r , K i d n e y - a n d l l e x x e l s m u s t In k e p t l u t h r e . ^ T h e s e a r e N a t u r e ’s K i i n i u u i t o r s . T h ey m e t o ill t r o y a n d ' t i d ' t h e b o d y o f . w a s t e s , d e a d l i ■■ l i e s ? i ( i d c e l l s , xv h i t T t m a t l i e i b i n , n a t . .| i f H i e b l o o d i s t o l i e k e p t pure. A. F .’ FALCK, Manager Modern civilization renders this diftii tilt, (itie forefather.-* walked much. They exercised /icely in the open air. We ride and do mit-jfi t the exercise loiiL'd bv our bodies to keep the xita! tirgan- i.etive ami at xvoik. Our Forefather* ate whole wheat I read, the bran xvas there, and the hraii was put there by nature to c», able tiie intestines and hotels to prop­ erly remove the wastes and poisons. We u>e only the finest, whitest bread ami llie bran lutm all been removed. Our ForCfnlher* slept eight to nine hours—-they retired curly, hut we have electric light* and our nervous sys­ tem* farely get the peaceful quiet sleep and ivst they so badly need. We arc not living natural hut arti­ ficial lives, and as a result of this >vc need more medicine* to assist nature, to do the things that tvill keep us well, than at any time i»3hr history of our race. . • " -^ * i My advice regarding roofing wonrt cost you a cent! B IR D ’S ROOFS— A roof for every building Tel. 137-W Address, 911 Elm Avetiue �■ • :■ r y: > ) •v. 1’ • t I J • » A* ' V. tr~_ v ■•>■ PAGE TH B E l T H E SA N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 3, 1923 This is the B an k w here •i A visitor during banking hours invariably notices our large patronage. Among the throngs we serve he will recognize the familiar faces of successful business men and women, prominent pro­ fessional men and many. *ot our best citizens from all walks of life. It is gratifying to boast of such a large and varied fist of customers. There’s a reason! ~Each customer, from the greatest to the most humble, is served promptly, accurately and courteously. BANK STRENGTH SERVICE FR ED R. W ILSO N BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ton can find the‘ name of every live Business Man In Sanford in this Column each day. / m m u m mm w n FOK REN T FOR RENT—Small lirown rollnRe, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW second Infuse above truck on Mngnoliii Avenue in I Till) Idock, cheap, First National nank Building SANFORD -:FLORIDA ( ’nil this evening or before !l n. m. Tuesday. * .T-dh-lt FOR RENT—JuiniMii’d rooms, nil conveniences, 813 Magnolia Avenue. . 3-3tp CHELLE M A IN E S s LAWYER — Court House I j m Examined PROGRESS W ANTED WANED— A chance to build ’ your new home before lumber gets any higher. I’ lnna nnd estimates furnish­ Glaaaee Deal joed ed,—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc / * .j; s'-. S’ Miif .J * \\ \ ■v* SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB SENDS REPRESENTATIVE TO JACKSONVILLE r f One of the biggest events of the Sunday for the first time to entrants year in the golfing of the State takes for the approaching touriujey. All WANTKD TO HUY—Asparagus fern Quick Service Transfer place at Jacksonville this week when entrants for the tournament will be seed, for good clean stock will pay the State championship amateurs able to practice over the course again Storage Facilities a good price. Address \V. .P. Newell Optlelan-Optometrlat holds forth. They toe off'tomorrow, today and Tuesday. . U we pleaae you, tell others; if not, IIS Bait Firat Street Sanford. Fla. Co., Wholesale Kern Growers, Apopkn, and at the start il will llnd the SailPar for Tlmuitunnn is 72. The ree-i tell u*. Phone 498 Fla. * * * *. 279-tfe WALTER HAGEN MRS. MOI.LA U. MALLORY ford Country Club with u representa­ ord for the course is held by A1 Ulmer WANTKD—Twelve boys between'the tive there in the form of one "Chief* Hagen-Kirkwood W in ELTON J. MOUGHTON ages of HI and 17 to sell the Dally Chittenden. ’Ihis doings promises to A brief list oft entrants ntrmt tto date ii inin IM rs. Mallory Again f __ Herald on the street apd also to he he a big affair and the Jacksonville in Pinehurst Match ARCHITECT SAN FO R D N O V E L T Y IS P IltC Il III N t ? t P l l i y substitute* fur carrier boy routes. Journal has (he following to say elude* AI Ulmer, lion ItllVdnere. T. j W. Palmer. George Gibbon,*, Ted Fes*. --------See Lewis Shipp at the Herald office about it; WORKS riNKIIURST. N. C , April 3.—W«lRoom 7, Miller Bldg. ter. Joel II. TuekeY. Fred Eunsor, I CANNES, France, April .1. — Mrs. between 3:‘I0 and 3:31) p. m. 306-tfd SANFORD FLORIDA The lirst out-of-town enttants for Tommy Aycoek, Julian llnrdridge, II. Midla ltj>irstei| Mallory > and Senorita Hagen, who added the North nnd V. C. COLLER, Prop. WANTKD I>Mi MKN, between April the ninth animal State Amateur Golf K, Heiinctt, R. D. Pope, Let* Chase, tie Alvarez, the Spanish player wire • S'" ',D| open g>df championship to his General Shop and Mill | . ll'th nnd U'lh to pick tomatoes; Asaoriation tournament to he plnye Clarence Camp and others. defeated in n doubles match Sunday ^Ding of titles hero and Joe KirkW . J. THIGPEN highest wage* paid and comfortable over the Tiniuqunnn course Wednes­ W ork hy Mrs. I.nml ert fhamhers and Miss I" ’U0*1* •»'» traveling partner, played Champ* for Meet to Date. quarters. Wiite il* you call come and day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday for the as-IKnlhlecn Me Kane. The score was (i-l, I nR,,iMst K,nn,,‘u French, of YoungsPast champions in ordc Real Estate CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER (j.o ’ ttdvn, nnd Alex Ross, of Detroit, on Ibring nu n. S. K. Rice, Wro, Florida. were recorded Mo inlay morning at soeiutiou, follow: 6t7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE ( • Mcb 22 to-Apr. -IS Furious hotels in the city, DelegnMiss UcKnnc previously won the 'In championship course Sunday nnd j;i| i—rA. <\ Ulnmr, Jacksonville. i r i'< \ -ri> ’ i i — WAN'tKTT'rfPrlNrDK I'arm o f 4 0 jtl*'ns fri)m Tampa and OenU have arIP|tv—J. D. Hartnett, Jacksonville, final in the women’s singles b y -d e -j VV“ M’ I*to 2. Kirkwood played the round in (>1) or two stroke* under the —PhonesRes. 20.7-Office 271 .j, < I’m used ear with rived, and will put in all of Monday fouling Mrs. lleiimish (>-2, (>-2. lull',—T. W. Palmer, Miami. |........... 1 par total nnd Hagan and French took and Tuesday practicing on the course starter. Ford preferred. F. B, Brad­ P.M7— A. l\ Ulmer, Jacksonville. B. W . HERN D ON only one stroko more. e and he ready fur turning in low quali­ WRESTLING MATCH ley, Itox ti.'J , Geneva, Flu. 2-0tp Ill IK—No tournament held. I)R. J. T. DENTON fying scores .Wednesday. Alex Ross finished with n 73. AT LAKE MARY IKl'll—W. A. Knight, St. Augustine. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON WANTED May 1st, experienced Tampa's delegation, seven strong, 1 1 1 2 (1 George Gibbons, Tampa. 1NSURANCEAGENCY Hagen and KirkwLod had six bird­ I..... keeper and stenographer. Must Rooms 206-207-208 Meisch Huilding The Herald j«»h department has jnsl ies in addition to an eagle three nego­ FIRE--------- AUTO--------- BONDS 11*21 -A . Ulmer, Jacksonville!* I- ti ■--it, fast atid accurate wRh fig ­ and which will U> increased greatly Icompleted tile printing of the lug pos­ tiated by Jlagen on life fifth hole. 1*122 A. ( ’, Ulmer, Jacksonville. ure*. l iefer one experienced In ro- honors this year, and will put forters advertising the wrestling match French and Itoss disposed of five •4 P’4 P i Pa Pa Po Pu- P” ' .it 1' nila.r leisiness, hut is not essen­ by Wednesday, expects to take l>qi >3 ra l /HJ Ward Gordon (lihlH.ns, former ellampH 4 h 4 Ha Hu fa H '4 next Thursday evening at the Lake holes under the par figures. p« tial. AppfimntN answer in own handHu f 4 S. O. Shinholser Hr 1Mary Skating Academy. The contest P.4 witinig, staling salary expected.—The iup, as Ilit; best bet to livnl out A1 Wl yi Ha s between Jack Itoss, who claims the Ultnef, present champion, and othH a > Iton't forget the One. Cent Sale, \\ . C. II Co., care l l f r i i l i l y - ^ 2-tfc C o n tra cto r and Iluildcr H -i championship of ’thiit state, mid Ralph Thursday, Friday and Saturday.—R. Mnson tire: Gordon Gibbons, lloh Hi Pn Mill lil'S'T 1 i ••uni cottage, modern Ha King, who is a weslchi wrestler o f U, Bower. ors. -The delegation quartered at the H>1 3-tfc P’4 *:■ FLORIDA H-4 BANFORI) conveniences. Rhone/2.70. 3-3te Hu prominence. Bulb men ure in the pink 4 * Ferriss, C. It, Murphy, Col. M. J. Gib­ __________ . 1 sw c hi u'A STT7-!1» Rooms or small house, bons, president of the tfalmn Coin Hj of.condition iind it is expyAnJ. by the KILLED 6 n GOLF COURSE Ha Pa p-i unfurnished, by couple, l’hone 110, Golf Club; J. C. McCabe, J, T. Swann H u promoters that the match wifi he* one Pa Ha Ha Ha Hu Hu Hu Pi H a Classified Ads Ir a word. No P'4 A . P. Connelly & Sons 3 - 3tp nnd Henry Holcstu. The Ocala lineof the most hotly contested ever pullSTOCKTON, Calif?, April 3.—Wal­ 8.4 .Ad taken for less than 2.7e. P'4 KatstilUhrd IDOH WANTED Truck driver wants per- tip consists of Clarence. Camp, N. T. ed o ff here. King is the man wlm retvr G. Hunter, nssislunt state highWesley Freckles Barry went over y*i And positively no Classifled Pt i:-«-T-A-T-n Il-K-A-L. rtriinent job, first class references.— Davis.nnd Frnuk Harris, Jr. un lly won till the Tails with several way engineer and prominent Stockbig at the Princess lust night. 81 Ads charged to anyone. Cush P'l If Cappellf Ptsfeen, Fla. Int ralinrnl. Kutbis 4*2t|> ° f the best local talent. * 1 he admission ton resident and sportsman, was killThe entry list is far above figures Pa h i must accompany all orders. L'e-lniprnvrd land JuauriiDi'e price is small and tickets arc now,on >d during a golf game at the countrj! WANTKD Grocery clerk wuntiT job, of past years for the event, and with His pail in "Heroes of the Street” Pa 8u Count the word* and remit Surrly llunda ('ll? Luts A-J refdrenees. R. t'nppel, Osteen, sale at Bowers. Get a ticket and help , |uh yesterday when he was struck by the closing date still two days oil, makes this the screen hit of the sea­ Pa 84 urordingly. Ldiniia lloroea t< > bring clean sport to Sanford. Flu. 4-2tp there Is every reason to look for U‘- son. I lightning. P‘4 tlttilaria I'ruprrtf 11ti■1itr•■ riiniirra h* tween 2UU and 300 amateurs from all M Pu P i Pa P-4 Pa H* Pu Pa p-j LOST A man i* old when the giggling of Main Office The reason law* were not broken part* of the stale competing. ••Heroes jtf the Sheet'’ will he sweet yming ladies gives him a large M R I S r i I I l F . A t . T V CO W A X Y LOST Between Sanford and Geneva The entry fee is $3 and must he Mn>wii again tonight fm the benefit so frequently in the old days was l>eFOR SALE l A N K O I t U I K V E K T M F A T C O M I'A X Y Saturday evening it stamp hook of paid to Secretary Frank Rogers, 3211 of those that were not able to get enuxu they were not put together so rectangular pain. I ' h u n r 4N IO I-H Vlu KnnlU A » r darned carelessly. ^ FARMERS—You can get seed bed B. It. C. of A. and some papers. Find­ U ura, at the same time that the there last night. er please deliver to fil'd Onk Street entry is filed. ^ . ” frunr-s and irrigation pluga at tha and receive rewurd.—K. C, Itowc. The Herald delivered six times n Qualifying Round Wednesday. Drawing down the free tickets for S T E W A R T The Florist Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc 4-3tp The qualifying foupd will be Wed­ the program tonight are Henry McCut Flowers_______ — Floral Designs FOR SALK— Rosier and Gays’ paints ^___ __, nesday with match play slated to get luiulin and Mrs. Meluiulin and Mr. . _ , . ... , and varnishes at Sanford Novelty! utii^er way Thursday, There will he nnd Mr.*. Donald Smith, and little Annual and Ornamcn u an s i,Yorks, Sanford ngenU. 183-tfc I n V C I l t o r o f t h e a medal for the lowest qualifying Evelyn. - 1‘ hone 260- W 814 Myrtlo A tc.f o r SALK— Rhode Island eggs fun Thermostat Dead scorer also runner-up. The same will setting, 10 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. he provided for nil winners and runThose who nrr ^strong for Guy Ellsworth. Bcaidull A-veauu, San­ - HAVERHILL, Mass., April s.— ners-up in all flights. Bates Post, and most every one is. SA N FO R D M AC H IN E GETS THE CURLING IRON ford. 83-tfp John D. Osgood, inventor of the Interest in the * tournament this will get the opportunity of seeing him COM PANY Beware the I-T)ll SALE—Two houses, Sanford thermostat, died at his home, near year Jmt* been the. greatest in the his­ in action tomorrow und Thursday Bring the Ticket and Take'the Iron Heights, Hunter, Route A, Box 100. here yesterday after a long illness. tory ut the association, according to nights. General Mnchinc and Boiler Garbage Pail ------------ ELECTRIC FANS---------- , 8*3tp He hud invented many electrical de­ Secretary Rogers, whose desk is lit­ Works OME garbage pails are liny Bates Post will |day the lead­ Bracket Ceiling Desk HOUSE#'—For Sale or Rent. Prices vices used in this country and abroad. tered with corre*|*ondenee relative to Cylinder Grinding Inoffensive- others a He formerly w as. in business in St. the tourney locally. Jacksonville has ing role in ‘‘Omar, the Telit Maker." reasonable. ( has, U. Brown, luike Ask for P^ire* disgrace. Which Is yours) Automobile Repairs Ixiuls, as nil clcctripal contractor. neVfcr shown as much interest, Secre­ This is one of the most successful Depends on how you treat Mary. Acetylene Welding tary Rogers u week or so ugo an­ Oriental photoplays ever produced. It. To keep It odorlcMand p()li SALK—Ten room, two-story harmless demands fre­ Don’t forget the One Cent Sale, nounced ho expected to have 100 Phone 62— ----- Sanford, Florida house, oh lot facing west M5 by 130 quent cleaning. But you Thursduy, Friday nnd Saturday.— R. amateur* from this city alone enter­ This picture is one of the most 10.7 Puliurtlq Are.---------Phone 181-J cun make the Job easy and feet- Best purchase in Sanford for C. BoWer. 3-tfc ed in the tuoiney nnd to date the gorgeous spectacles ever produced ori thorough by using Giant money. See Ellison George, N. K. cor­ Lye. It you don't, Blee, number is rapidly nearing the cen­ the screen and those that like pic­ ner 4th nnd Cypress Ave, 1-Ctc .odor* and unsafe condi­ CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH tures of this sort should not fall to tury mark. tions develop. Use Giant FOR- SALE—Strawberries. Orders * * * MONEY , Two former champions of the asso­ see R. Tom orrow and Thursday. for two reusonst It's better^ taken one day, berries delivered fol­ ciation, "Tub” Palmer, of Miami, and - because it disinfects as It lowing day, 12'je per quart. Phone ckranses; and cheaper, be­ Cut out this slip, cnclosb with Be George Gibbons, o f Tampa, together •Tef o’ My Heart’ 'will he shown B A B Y CHICK FOOD cause It goes farther and 3303 or L. H. Jones, I*. O. Box 343. and mail it to Foley A Co.,' 2835 Shef­ with A1 Ulmer oflhls city, present at the Princess Friday and §aturduy. costs less. ‘ 2-Ctc field, HI., writing your name and adW ith Butter Milk champ are entered for this week’s Ka FOR SAI.E—Peautifu! building lots', DIRECTIONS 1 WUhan field, 111., writing your name and n<f- play. ^ Indians Release v U Hwoftt K m r Ika fa»C«nlA or 8*nfonr« Reput- Pa good location, $100 cash, " bqlsncc turn u trial package containing. Fol­ Five Titles to Jax. Men. i Ua at lha pail with J Raises «NoM(Hi/ub at Omni abi« Professional Men, each Player to Lakeland Of the eight tournaments to date, small monthly payments, f.. h. Lane. ey’s Honey nnd Tar Compound for Lv«eusuJvUi fc» Iq v a n i J Baby Chickens o f hot w an t, rin tt with of .whoa. In hit chosen proPhono Of.. ‘________. 8' 8tp coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid­ the title lius been, won by Jackson­ tltat wattr in4 Sry. <-4 ft**1" the Herald recoinCLEVELAND, O., April 3.—Tom ville rcpresonlntivey on five occasionsy ney PJIIs for pains in styes and bark; FOR SALE—Lot close in on First St. to the people. trbUey, recruit outfielder, was releas­ Baby Chick Feed 200 Park Ave. 3-6tp rhenmutitm, backache, ydi\cy and Ulmer copping four Jimcs and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Harnett winning the other-timer The ed by the Cleveland Baseball club to FOR SALE—Kiddie Jtoop nnd baby other champions for the association, the Lakeland club of the Florida Slati; Baby Growing Mash* walker. Inquire Room 7. Herald Tablet*, a wholesome and thoroughly League. He is the first player to he 4-2tp cleansing Cathartic for constipation, tore T. W. Palmer, of Miami, George Apartment*. biliousness, headaches, and sluggisl) Gibbons* of Tampa, and W. A. Knight, dispqsed of by the Indians since Iho Laying Mash George A . DeCottes spring trivinjngSqasois opened. .XfulM ISCELLANEOUS bowels. ' Sold everywhere.—Adv. of St. Augustine. Attorhey-at-Law The Timuquanjt course is now iq Icy come to the local club a year ago, attractive BOARD—With bright Toe IS jta r t i ha A s# , • excellent '^Snditlon and i* n wonderful from the Mississippi College. Don't forget the One Cent Sale, rooms in private home# New house A lr-T iiki Tap lioU t tha Sttamit% Over Sssdnsle County site for tho golf sport; The club­ Thursday, Friday and Saturday.'— R. between 7th nnd Kth street, Laurel FIX) RIDA The Daily Ucrald, 15c |7cr twQck. * ' 3-tfc house and grounds wero thrown open KANFORD *J- *:• Avenue.—Mr*. E. V. Booth. 3 -tp C- Bower. ■i t— ■” ■ ■ ■ 1* " s> ,ryt r Henry McLaulin, Jr., 'Opt. D. CLASSIFIED ADS M FOR THE MOVIE FAN No. 1871— S F. P . R IN E S r _ PURELY PROFESSIONAL L P. McCuller GIANT LYE a j f it O ■ I / .:~r<. A w iir 1£ — *- A* * 4J ■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, April 03, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 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/2007666fe4e1a7c56b03fc63e34f5e26.pdf 83e2cb33efc8771166873a1c5a686341 PDF Text Text IN T H E H E A R T O P T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N NUMBER 2 , SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDg “MARCH 31, 1923 SIA» •Al*Wit the Harvest of Life—Every Harvest isthe Result of Sowing IE ’ KRUPP PLANT. IN j EN WHERE TROUBLE IS EXPECfED ALLEGED BOMB* MAKER WANTS STAY OF KXECU- • I Go Bnck to Work on'Railroads COM I'AllW ) TO SM ARTNB or Pny Penally of Being E** . BEAUTY OF FIFTH pcllcd From Country <nr Tkr A—o«lnlra Prt« 0 III,IN'. March 311.— Six Gorman LONUtfr,, March 3i:-*-Thr Eualor parade on Hyde Pari: in recent years hi.Hti't approached in sntnvtncBs or beauty thnt on* Fifth Avenue and to­ morrow American tourists me likely to meet with the*usual iV.mtpphlntmcnt a. thli. year styles themselves arc ttbfcly to be the greatest dnmpor to Easter brlllance, English modiste be­ ing concerned over simply womens tiress, while men seemingly are de­ termined to be drab dreary In grays and browns. . . torday. * ■he order affects 500,000 Gormans [ the families of those refusing to »m to their ports will accompany m into unoccupied Germany, tpproximately 135,000 men arc dl- Cariot Shipments Reported for Frl • day, March SOths itly affected by the order, m the Ruhr and Rhineland railway •Florida— Sanfotd section ............. L m s are now held by the French Florida— Manatee section ............. * ^Belgians except the line In the Co­ California .........- ............................ L tone bridge bead, which »s in Florida—Tampa section ...... .......... fhands of the Rritish. The CerLE have continued to work on tliis Total ............ - .................... '/'l' B P ta s k of expelling the strikers Shipping Point Information (or Fri­ day, March 3Qth: I t h o l r families will require sevd weeks. Special train urrnngtroept . SANFORD, FLA.': Cool, raining Hauling* heavy, demand and moveh htvo to bo mado for conyc,y p families of tho men to the fron- meat slow, market dull. Car o.ds f o*b. usual terma: 10 Inch crates Gob It Is raid the German gow nunjnl den Self-blanching 4-0 doz. stalks ii anticipated the cxfiultlon order the rough best $1.50, New j Irene S arranged for distributing tho men St.ain 4-0 doz. stalks in tbe rougi ,d their familh’s throughout the $1.25-$ 1.10, mostly nround $1.2.>, lev ______ h.< «r ven work Well blanched higher. Gplden Sc f blanching and New French • Strain THIN ice is the harvest of life, and every harvest is the result ot . I'he experience which young-people-most crave is that -O t., ome service fo r which they are naturally fitted. And they j i c e — immediately. Youth wishes to touch a magic button ad success without apprenticeship. But nothing ripens B :irst planted, and the very desires' the impatience, the . . ambitions o f youth are by way of a planting which shu.11 ition-sometimes after these desires tire abandoned and foi P the'sown seed goes on grow in g whether we remember it , : ____ * 1,-fo io to W i n on nlanting. Some men. nevei | AVE N U E. M E N , March 301.— A prOclama•by General Dcgouttc, •commander dilcf of the occupational forces, .ring all tho ntrlking railroad offli and trainmen to resume owrk un­ penalty of expulsion was posted jughout the Ruhr and Rhinclnml ASSISTANT SEC. HOUSTON EXPECTS TO SEE PRESI­ DENT DURING DAY on track. Supplies moderate, doumna moderate, market firm. No o ffer­ ings; no sales reported. No cariot sales roported yesterday. P H ILA D E LP H IA : 23, clear. One Florida*/arrived, 3 cars on track in­ cluding broken. No fresh offerings. No sales reported. CHICAGO: 10, clear. 4 Florida arrived, 42 bars on track including broken. Supplies heavy, demand and movement light, market steady. Flori­ da 10 inch crates Golden Svlf-blapcping 4-0 dor. stalks $2.50-82.75; 2W and 3 do*, stalks $2.23-$2.50; Now French Struln 4-0 doz. stalks $2.25if2.</0; H doe. stiilk* $2.00; 2% nitd 3 dor., stalks $2.00-$2.25. •• C IN C IN N A T I: 17, clear. No car- ___ l nr. T U A M o ft o t it X n M l---------. ST. AU G USTINE, March 81— The HUgnr price situation *ecmed likely to* engngo tho attention of the presi­ dent during his last day here. C. H. Huston, until two weeks ago assist­ ant secretary of commerce, was to see tho president during the day arid lay Information In his position before the executive. Huston Is of the opinion that speculation aldno Is responsible •for advanced p r i c e y / • BARKER HAH CLOT ON BRAIN AN D KNEW NOTHING (H r Tfc* A M w IaleS P n m I Fine Features Have Been A rran ged fo r B ig Five Days Program .. • Thb third annual Sanford Rcdpath Chautauqua opened this i^fturnoon nt 4 o’clock in the big tent on the city lots west of the court house. A fte r lntUMbtftory remarks by our congenial popular plutforin manager, “ lilll’k WVight, who hns been nssoclat- S&2(* DETROIT: H, clear. 2 Florida ar­ rived, 7 cr.ro on track including brok­ en. Supplies moderate, demand. ami movement-light oil account o fw cfllh cr, mnrkeC steady. Florida, 10 Inch crutca Golden Sclf-blanching and new French atrain 4-0 doz. best mostly $3faw $3.26, ordinary quality and condi­ tion $2.25-$2.75. •' . CLE VE LAN D : 12, snowing. I Florida a'rrjvcd. caf* on track includ­ ing broken. Supplies moderate, de­ mand anji movement good, market Is steady for good stock. Florida, 10 inch crates various varieties'in* the i of uninterrupted concert work years together. ' < Tonight ut H o'clock this rompnny of artists w|ll open the program, en­ tirely .different from their .afternoon program, followed by.ono o f the South’s well known public Won from Arkansas, Grunvillo Jones, who will speak on "Tho' Philosophy of a Hill Ullly,” ii lecture teeming with gems of literature, patriotism and right liv­ ing, with veins o f humor plowing through It, ono that should be heard by every man, woman and child in Sanford. Mr. Jones hss been most cordially received by every city on this circuit since ho appeared in Or­ lando on tho 15th o f thsl month, s Idg rtoat awaits those who avail themselves o f the opportunity ol hearing Granville Jones tonight._____ Onp ,l b Cl o s e s t o n i g h t ticket wde has progresse last two days, and UiM cc tl*\ that Sanford will tip. Tlckote wdl be po « i t until tbo jipvnfng o f Ut 6 o’clock. Bare ticket. Help bring time cntortuJtimc^tt0 our u n e . More T od ay JW IOre 4 in ty Commissioners opening nt Tnllu has’sec next Tuesday. M IAM I, March 31— The four malnlng army airplanes took the air nt 7:45 this morning on tho fljght to the north and wore expected‘ to end their 5,305 mile tost flight \n Wash- DECLARE8 R IG H T TO P A R T P A T E IN A F F A IR S OF K A M ELIA a V i J IN T A , March 31— William Josephs Simmons Issued a proclama­ tion here today aa “ founder and em­ peror o f tbo Knlghta o f the Ku Klux Klnn" declaring that Klansmen had a right to participate in the affaire of Kamclla. a Woman’* organisation he founded, "Proclamation* frwa tho imperial palare* to the coatrary «o ti . ... 2t L ■mllniv *^ withstanding." ufternoon at 2:46 o’clock, Havelock, the funny clown-juggler will thrill the youngsters as droll as tho grown-ups with his clever antics. Then at 4 o'clock Everett Kemp, foremost dra­ matic reader o f famous plays, will . jC-many o f hi* compositi on ^ #lr ProBrmm* ,Ml _ ■ is without question, the C o l u m b u s W r e c k t „ rnetj^ living, being t ■. '■ * • od with Rohmicr Kryl COLUMBU8. p.. Match 31— The coniett ,t; tholr two ti death of ‘ W. L. Sicbert, OlncinnatJ, a tcrj pUy tlie violl student flrenjan, this momlng, incrcjsan(] guitar, made < ed the death toll o f the wreck 'of th °4i|c >npoaranee at tho rv ’ W ASHINGTON, March 81.— In an­ nouncing today’s estimates o f the world production of the best aogar can for tho crop yrar o f 1082-23 at 20,450,000 tons, the department o f ag­ riculture said it was not prepared to estimate tho probable consumptive de­ mand. Tho department which pointed out In estimating the supply of stock on hnnd should be considered that ad­ ded statistics of stocks for foreign countrjes are Incomplete and unre­ alized. " — — ST.-AU G USTINE, March SI.— The president postponed his morning round of golf today to visit tho Florida state iron) a blood clot on his brain and hod ^ecn under the enro. u f'N cw Orleans physicians. W a g e Increase L is t A d d s , ’ I ORLANDO. March 31. — Rolarn P . Bsrto, Winter Pork honker who dls] appeared March 2, was heard from b) . to inch cmius vurioMB vafltaie* in mu rough 4-0 doz. stalks best mostly $2.50, short considerable "green $1.50$2,00, few $2.25j 3 doz. stalk* $£00- D e a th Thnt lie Hus Obtained and That Points to Speculation aa Re- ’ • ; sponsible for Rise H . The Dally Herald, II A g r e e m n t A ffe c ts S h ip W o r k e r s T o d a y M a n y B u ild in g s a t B o llin g F ie k L . . D e s tro y e d b y F ir e W A ^ IN C T O N T v u T S t^ 8 L ^ A pho­ tographic laboratory, a hangar and two airplanes were destroyed In • flro today at Roiling Add, The damage to war contract records Stored m. the burned structure was not ascertained. Gen. Maunchury ^ • - Created M arshal o f France by Pro: cury, a here h f U was posthumously such food, -and it is. cooked welL TrV France by Fremidei He died last V M * some and sec..' . 'V‘ .. �A N K O IU ) D A I L Y H L B A i ^ V A Y i'K H A J PAG B-B|G hJ O U T U W S '- D B O W i q p . ---------- -=4- r M ” * * 51**.1 “ i Mexican Authorities / Devised Unique Pu St Murderer* and Savings . * A 1 1 C H :,. 0 . 1 9 2 3 - . _______ 1 1 ; tHo si'jlhoaud vhj Unsifted Ayorkcr. la: t of tiiu prc-E _______ _ T O N I G H T*i— 4— P e te r Y «ti ‘ ,‘ \Rmttl nJ.-.w hero in-Snr.fyrd'thcy r,ro R ^n" .V b ra te d here. It Is Declared. Hxve P° IIU*D e? . t T c P Thoutandh of the y Finest Game Bird*. \ -------. , AppL Boned! ait Sava $3.25 hy buylnp in Season Ticket. ' r it s r " "" to n '111. »ll.,lll"l> h ’ I t l 1; " " l « « ; | Cuaraniccdlori some time, and miiliS efforts^h ! thc |0ce or mon Sts CMautnvj /,v ‘• \ t ‘in*nj?.nnH «|ceptoil»w th«.r °P,| L o: deycloplaif their l-.ily .•UM -Uind of cnU'rt.unmoMU -HI ho ••'it the low prieo of 1• “ c. vr.loitai ament tv k * » . . ir the ^U AU TAU Q I a • .. . j a Presenting the. sanest ^ ornctlcftl solution to vrhatHafond ‘.I (he nation's grw tost problemsj It tvnif.es the houndlcfs spirit oi1 tiiu W est ill a much finer fnO-o.i , l L , has been y e t acWevod, in p.e- wl.ch . ; V t ,f:,u » at oatifufH k $ ^ " f | ’ \ ' •, hlat and lar.Lihg five dfys. A ll • t rf.'vncter 12 years nifty be.' r. h-Ut f,M» Dl.!,e U8.ll f . osr.^ .. ... .-i:,r«tu<lcnb‘tUkiBi-ftir 51.i— ri>'-' I t is a roducUim aBywed vurahy ' * - • N o v e lt ie ^ , T o o Weflcy “ K rockif" Barry U :c ( 1lit} t , l * » nn 1n,;i; ,l? A y n; •. .v.ie tickets are o n ^ i e by h t, , ■ at the Gmhin.r.r n,vl H« tb c;, , , Uttf Special Student I •• ■ l. ave on Bale enlSMit the W & 1 | 1 1 “ H e r o e s o f th e S tre t 1 T O N E (JP TUB KIDNEYS Symptoms of ivmnc-> rone. Water is-cleat ami di rn. Koley Kidney Bills certe tUiiunr. m .I. hvt ‘may he had «n «I by any-Undent oy,r -^ ;al arranttemonta will *»o . h M ..... w m k.ro t fa l tho.WjnJ ... .. ... aide to attend every v*U ? H ill Lu m ber YOU BOUGHT 11(1 (T I I U ). ' ltw’-c. Ilmno ISO, work,” writi s W- J- Gr“ d: leans, Itouhdnna. . Backache I •.tic pains, li.cd -rccUiiR, arc . ms o f distressed kidneys, dney HHs t »no up the k1dn<l ilehly relieve kidney nml P ouble. BofUSO BUhatltutcs. | K,,lev's. • Sold cvd.ywhcn. C o. Sanford * Good • Friday wnn r 1 bank cjorkn.today, Kiv>"K ' iday. — ’ • 13 hlgliest class onlprUihimoi.t 23c each at tho* Chautaii'iuu. if hnvo a season tiokctl. on salo down town. HhcrllT Frtutcca hnu-li Peel and-Can uthe. a of < in tlnv.cily today. '.-hi-r:l former icsldent uf Nanf' Deputy Floyd, P ««1 ." V 1 friend:! were glad to m i Chief of Police Ovci ter Park was in tin* • ' wu oplncThut he l‘« of the iifTigluis of t ft f PublUhing «i<).. who I'* tor of the Herald hi* a ' cr night. .•Rcmo.ftbor'tUut y«u vour Chaut.m.iua tivke.it.nl the II*( nld Office. C. •' them today and t .nmi ,.tlW or get tlum Mor.d.ay ff >'•** »*«' Bf l f nbout the -Cha-taMUtm Ma.t n tomorrow n ft e iW n and n.gh . t, R i f - w « onpoulte the c'*1" 1 houw. « r pin, diamond, tv D— One aorrei the Mill SltcHff Met ril of Si was in tin? c.ty to.la> his first trip to Satif years lie WttH pure.tdi iptd growth hi* own city Of M..'-wcce . . e one of the fa l r I'owh’ir cdu ’ o ' : “ »' enut coast. . rvlqcK of k to ,h« irmanvnt aundiaga letter gi id m in i* ew with inte will irporatioi an I ’ume 1»UESCBH*TiO« liituci ,vtl i i o- wrapper. ^ Uei .•ilmi.-t ui oil i'oloy’s. • I,W H si..ro H O N E 323 W ill lam S- VVtighl, he. "B ill" Wright, I-* h ' all over the count.y lu. city and will bc'Vjdut.oir tho t haiRamiH." wH^1^ American tuaB wlui has boon oclive n ivork for Die Wot hi nnd his “ huddle." here y wmtn vftlijowo* i* veU inns gtvc> h it» a A Easter E gg- f " f H‘) u »lU doy y at Mobley’s Drug Blure..,^, \ s S S - : a ^ :s \ ltupjdy o.■ n e » f ; and ail lie* neccHf in 5T Tor WlWtm-^^nniran i jj per flov^rs. cahtu.i cu an , M il., Dcimh (tmml as 'IK It ,,..,,drt. Aljm I,,K,kH. Ail at reduced iw ;i Drug Slure. **1 J . u a n u H * a a B B ««B * if ^ * All models in'our show r 0 i j pen EvenlnffK U n til 9 o T Io c k |flt i i i n r D E L IC IO U S realize that «hi r? ,fl :,iA ar Cuhicra Of Uuitlh’s Bakery. l*fthta. ( rull.is, .'luffin'*, ni nit lie nnd d.lir.iit l ’-'C eye. Next to Prinrcaa Thculro ar..3fl«n30»iBnt* naBEBBBUoaaauBS^nrtuaDBjDL* 1 S to re \ 10 S t o r e s m n C o r d is N o ' S to re 1 m II.O U IN I 1 1 m ls li/C i: 1‘OR TK K EI T\ D A Y S , F R ID A Y , SATUItfL M ONDAY •ui/ s p r in g niTtlo. / o t ion. W v lx in o s c d i fr-fflri^Ott EdUiirimt <Eitmpa«s . A Dath of Salt V/dh in n un«. Here's a fl*h story abottl >i dog. It s Hie doc “ Doc" again, who lives out Urund river. IBs master .says that after "D'si" bftckVd dp. agatast at elcetiic heater a Anv days ago* and sliced Ids tall he Isis understood l>W f,.,-tlv the mission In Tlfo of the heater. •Tl.n <log « » » “ ' bd° Bin litm-akthe oUh'r lao’ri.ing when he tyas coh t^n hites Id* owner, “ ■hd darner If h« didn’t, go.»P lo that, hrater. and hurt to have 'I*0 rurrw.1 turi.,-1 « n » O j ixiul'i get warm." »W »* dosl-D eirok •‘ ..Terrier i’S V C H R .S T A ^ F a Ea-l -r IJaj'r and < oil.'1d ' j r' f.id a y , Mae/ “ j huildinV. * ’ " ' ^ m *. ; ^ ' ‘i V i l a Of uxreptional interest 1 was thd game of bridge played duriW the ev­ ening, those holding high ncore at \u h table were given dainty vanities. T h W winning these Wer«j Mesdamea Frank Miller, J. C. Bennett and D.yP. Drum! momL J A man Kodak, Agonc> Sanford, n the ch mcr-.t, ir.o'it iicii ntlfii K ^ O ? U . O - Bo,.oM H onT-=r ; '•Plaotlc Wood" 1* New Proauor. ^ b o ld e v e r yw h e r e k'1 A new 'prbdnet. lin'd0 ’ *>' |»t o* OliSt'M Mini Jin t put Oil Uni I...idlsh market, I mmounin'T- hy tho Tin* li(tcri'Mhiu ..hunt Ivul A.;* I,ho.lt this prrsliut Is Dm. It u".»y I"1 used to/epnlr hr,.I• en or worn wimhF item .mie'c "f. en nrtleh'S. .’ ...e plilMle 'Vissi Is the • arllele (lie mi,hi and ullowCtl’ t" lUleil'Intn the net hard. K c c p Y o u r C o m p le x io n This takes hut o f R o s c -P o ta lT c x tu r c the pnsluct ohtllli rxtivmely laud ai Nadine Face Powder will keep the roics in your cheek*. ifie eluiriieterlall'il* It will make your ikin tort, tt wilt not uhsoni cmootli nnd velvety, U will ,f tile iifternooll was itiM'H. Thh hard phe-u lend an iire*istnble charm, Worked with the usual Iftll, a lim Ini'. k*- and thc frojirnncc or U»c lin'd nails, ’screws, etc.. v flower garden. hy Mr-. H.’ < M',xInto It without fear of Nadine adheres nnd W , f UfJ U.llglo *’ of protect* Uic ekin By v.-cil adapi'd k.V Man of Her Own. • from *un, wind nnd - -X V iM just. Contain* no It was a conversation " » Dm " ioLrcdicnt Uial can hnin* the -Yes, Kite's a .....I girl. m»I.-II" Ekin nr thc eye*. Money rework hard a- hum as M.e cels lavtiiu'iit. jr*y‘ tihednli'd fur ufteVn.H'ii a.lfii week.. I'm l"'1' ’ she .elipnged her ibty. U w «* T i,ported in W II,. awkward for me, IfUt l dldn t to refiise 1Vr ■ Tinli. | “ Him luid ldattheil Whilt. her ............ . "If. she ha< r itd , (l M.e.ial delivery Id ler .. i Pink. Srunrtl* young mail te|llng her lie «•«• tnuke It and change tt to »u y|U* uf Tiinbt;(-Un»\kv • A. stie took Sunday off. n*the'Saturda.y hlvening I • - "Itaek ligal li T Hh. ,'es, she s h 21. It 1:*’ l*ui< in lhaughi nml Xml they've got If »l*‘’d now »< d l,real lie n .lice t v- ludcsaine I,..Hi get off. “ ie same time. < NTrd.ijjh' ill 'h in t'- "i11 t“ 0,; K.,y« It s so much nicer tp hate ;:,X. ..cine. it. k* in t.'ic tiiT f I „ f her own when he K»es ouj CfdT'.itl Pinch'd Ik hi- ni'W J*>$ (i» )tu out with tint uthcr 'W l l l i M i l i ,..n„! of l’.‘..o ylve.nia. lie hai * eago Journ d. .1 him..«lf-uuc.pii\ucally .'h*ls Adoption of Metric System •l Pteuryl* im-Ih t- «t*'P t made to the ,hou*e of j „ n-j-uy : he him not got and .* ,|»y tiiu committee on • iri*’o.f lite pry-tn-soi-go b#sl*. eight’s • and llicnMItes . . me thv Hi tie government, »v,.(| the udopth.il of tin ; i.ed Audit it iK-eomek uu *•<»• m hy the govemutent <*J l m.Mo-dal inachluc for dogiy itule-*. -It was imlllled o.lt liu! to estimate mad'* Ly of edttciitlou met others, i„ i-j 'lie- cuim.lt drivea out of our] f a year would he sated .. :u„i I'e umyivaaia imido utihcmi-! itlou of tlju metric urltliUtv f.ti Isiutlcggeir, hath li'lfjt nnd i also averred as a mnllcl low." . * that lint Utelrle s\-len. Mis. PliU-hol i.» or Uiu aame miml. Ueatlou to the solution of witlv l i " It'!* ham! nnd is making a ay he learned In om^tenth l.r.c effort to rally the elub women o f. retpdre.l for pdnlug * *pml her itule to the-'drong aup.port.ipf b iw ; he use.of the English sys „ i ., h ..nit laciisntcs.—WashI eilforcea.i id. • ’. T li- '.’>h *.'ls flu b of Orlando r, e«JntU rnised it i dura to $10 a year, it w * • j i highly ihleie ting to B.'trn tn.tlie Vea-! join: l n : « doing ami must Inspiring .to ice tic meas'Jie carry hy wind twin* ,1 to he piactlndly an-nrianlmous Don’t fuwjct tin* Dn: Ear,ter Bull,li yoio.'HU'lt » lhh. on Sorbxls‘aic un en, ttOj-tfc pril 2nd, Purirb Houxe . I eoura: eniei.l and an cxnntpio. A o i h w i ^ d I!. FLOWERS! I'h • jfilcral'ure. ilepai ttnoni filin’ u.ei lln c.a t <>nifott '..In, day afleinoon. N Mrr. Arrington nulling it in.pasal. R, uceept' ker election 'i hair,f the m. tli'1 prensrit d< voled beat jgrtln l aitmeut, Mrr. Margnrotla ri if-ein'lrd. WUli Mrs. < Wpiid* ,ir !i viiT ihuiniiun and Mrs S. f». fdnitol .«• a:, see rota i y-t reaku rer Uu \U mtiire department ir Widl «|Uip, ,1 f.„ tli’f* Ihdoiuhuf • lub yel.*r, fm.-. .live . tiimrnie M " B »>ml- f-r a |*Muf. ipii'.!. nml vital interest, m e nil'll-1 I,r ihe'death i Vi.V'iiee for I * • ■ \ Unyjt . war feelingly dimalsM .I and i|le,' .•uiiaiderutWit U "a n vole I to , '„ v .r:ur Harden for a em m ut- I f you have not bwn npptoai 1 huy a tlckot,. remember that »‘u . flu V„r li few rents ym» Mu and Gripin' by pro. ..mu- rounlis and colds , • nd Tor. AUb L f front counhs result Ijrijip e, V, hooping ■Imd proncMltis. fo r ty I dtii iaction to tisern n - ’ii iionoy qjiil Tar tii i^ . . • iling cough mod l i o^iakn—ingrcdioiP . tho racetimr of the S-.cIul ileparint i„ |,o held oh April 10, In ih ^ \ ,ha hdihy. there !* much bti^iivt*****: iiupocliiiieo to ho l a. avtod. Oin. re to t • eletle.d, nnd many injl' mufti rs to lo^Hl < •. «l. » ' Newman, departnlont ilianman, ' i iNill,*:.11 every mcinbUr to day. I— Twt ssr,s«Sf p k e Ve n t . Monday anil Tuesdkj i, l..g r to'.vr.i. „....you think you-c n. «Dow • Showery weather i TO I r gooc ice. J ?w»le F «Sh,...,« « niilln’ l c u ml ooniml.. ,J J * “ I y l cv,°J..iin take the Mime view of tin mall (avotiloloikl c •I,p Northern 1‘iirlflb railway wo would aj. wi|h 10cant ..... .. ‘inn., i'uusv to worry about the indianatioU*. h “ Put. Sanford Ovo. your ticket today. N o v el « DUCKS K ILLE D B Y O IL W A S T E •Buy your Chautauqua ct Now. •. ' C de have ten OP) oDpof«}ltitU-- “ f. Jg'cm’ 1 wilds of g heeh IraVellrfg tbrnugli and lam I he place where, year m osey-" that country [«ct ivltli many V i t l l l i ^ '- i t t o i e m on ey, wiln R come lni» < ip H.vcrul *o.:c:i| r|• t|• , I |iy outlaws and l.u’t he* niwnjs ^ to g B ^ - e m a ia iiu r t lu 'r e “ i" i*oujili iifUtrnthed. ln« staicaii-nts n ysh ecom eM O B K , never L^SS. ™s* that Th«* Kowriiy o 5 i a f f r h h e wise to r you 1o , „ f the Tumid... dl* ted |i m*w method of tome a ; S t e a d y depositor nnd rov.diitlonM* to of sliindlaj! the v a ­ i % ' I n t e r e s t and Safety await Cood nu.. •' il front of a I'rinii villi, r.c"d lim(: li.-f n tho usual, i»rii«— ,u r d e c i s i o n . Kih U t Drnce ::i the prisoner Is tied *» « " « lr; J , V I.n.1 taken la an nltinnlB o Moiuhiy night. J ,H]0 ..r r..ixs> feet nnd there thf roj r • 'L i f.,n» <••'''» ' „ j, nwrtm l that this, unusuii U n » of mc.lmi out Iho. ih'iith I-md .v 'j; . thrown terror Inh. the h-urn of u criminal element and thnt . la >• A COMMUNITY BUILDER ‘. * I,Min a very n.dheahlc decniw* V Ann coS wiAc rpii ' * ■ •ihnnl.T* and rohh.-rlcs -lace ‘ ^ lda of liou « moving, II. F. W H ITN B R, en*hi*r * ' roillix. ° f dealing out death • kind of' Wtrk in tie . f S b . FOUBTKU. Prwldent ndoptesh ■. ____ ____ . Addu. s B. f . .Oreeu Henry V. ight Phone .'it"> B. K y n e ’s rlpnt - K oil had ltetln!ng company 5 lM-OWER. BULBS- F A T h S T a ND MOTHERS u ^ W iS iF O B D . ' . . TO‘ U ■ ------. ids exportfenww. H O U S E S - iy g . Thrilling stories of :a told. hy. K. j.< reasonable’* t " with Mexlc»n bandits urc Unrgh of huia ‘ ■ W. Hammond, who hits i the llUintde g tunltcrs In Mexico for ‘ ii.» lias • ^ D ep artm en t m o f C iiiu im u tii .. 1 rlando - Florida SELLS IT FOR LESS aa n r.B n tK iiu iM iR n %' a r rs i J U fl* kWiMM J p - B b3 bb J *j f1 '..JI 1 1 -H 1 . IgD �not merely upon the strength o f its ii snowing, nor on me a more valuable asset I * . CHAS L. BR IT T , G O LF B O W L IN G T E N N IS . B O X IN G Editor p 0 )t ? 0 J 3 (] SI O J O ft h a n lo r d oouq jCjo||BJV *s.iiv One fine picture last night. t ’AN NKS, .March M r*.“ Mnlln Iljur tedt Mallory yesterday ended h* r t< nnis campulgn on the Riviera by hgain im-ctlng with defeat—thi* lino* in the mixed doubles. Paired vVith Baron DeMorphurgo, the American It has the town a talkin * hampion lo-t to .Mrs, Sattertbwaite npd Jaik Iliilyard, 5-7, 5-7. Mb*-. Vlnsi-o Tfnfratrd SCTloriut de Alva rex 2-0, i'< I, 0-1, in the women’s * . trh; MHr, VJim <• is the remark-’ nlili j'ou ng, Freti h girl, rot yet -20 cears old, who <lefrtit.fd Mr*. Mallory i the nigh - Thursday, n-fl. !i*7. Scn- Peter Kyne writes some real nov­ els, and the comunny that put bis beat book oft the screen, knew their sSiiifoeM^ "The Pride of I’alomar" will It* shown again tonight for the last time In Sanford. Don't miss it. Two families get the free ticket! fo r this fine pirturv tonight. Fred R. Wilson nrtd family and Mr. and Mr*. Geo, L. Hoy ore invited, and the munjqfcment ejg>ecjs them to bp there. j~ “ Heroes of the Street" for Monday nlghti and then one of tin- *trouge.,• •programs o f the season follow. * I *ndout the week. Get your ropy of tin program and don’t miss any f more than you juBt have to, as f . xi we ). w ill be real Raster specials. < Liu i • de A lvarez * Naw York "Dim!" Reported to H*v« Gone Rack io Occupation *{, . That Pay* Little Signified Intent ion;, of Joining, J.ip or Chineir. South Bound Arrive 2:3d a.in. Nortldxiund Arrive 1: ti n.m. 11: l.i n.m. 2:35 p m 1:00 p.m. 1Q:0 pju. Art ivc lllatk Walnuts Knjfllnh Wulnuts ’..ill, *. ' “*»tJ r New Irish Vutnlocs xNo> .,0*' x — Hail -New York C heese ^ Georgia und Jones* Dairy Farm Sausage .... 1;«Q p.m.. ...... 5150 pun. except Sunday 'around u* it lirit.g.i home unite foreil.'y Ibu;. ever the Uigerit need of a l.aii* ball juirlf und [day ttround in 'Hanford. ' Ti n Iliiu ld fully reulDex nopurts that lit* n* is a coniiniltee work ini' 2:}fJa.ni.. tmril towureli* fiim [itojeCl, but it *!o^h kipJa.ni. *rem that with t hr many real big ldldp.ni. tl.lng t being put, ovi r by Sunfonl all 3 20 p.tn. the tun *. l!.i:< one tied could Ik* filled I i 10 n.m. w ithout niiv iitiiiLitttl -r.ff.al—«m the [Utit oT tin* .Sanford people. And if I Sanford watitu a Ii Ik lea true club a i baiieiiif; iU hat in Sanford next* year, Departs1that has* ball purl; should lie Klarted 2:03 n.m. now, ko that it rtiuld be ready for 12:0,') p.m. next reanon. 2:55p.ni. With tin- fin* material right here ■1:05 p.tn. at hum*, Sanford could have u club , that coidd easily compete with any of the teams that are Joining these m w le iKOe*, and ■a Imre ball park would assure Sanford o f i*;iHe bail Dejiurt!* thi* am on. Bat if Hornet king is not 7:03 a.m. done Btitrr In Ihc way *>f getting that 3:25 p.m. park, the finy material that Snn/urel now h. a will be out of the ^ame on account o f old njre. Let’ * itart something! I.eihbtirg Brunei) Swiss Cheese ■ Min r-. t oiijing. in I, l'J22 i *■ . ... > • * ,i, i,f i he i*. ivof i.f fi f For quick result! try a wgnt ad, Philadelphia Cream ( heesc r ,. t • . q * ,j l & IQ P 3 1 f l i n g s in h l X i n . Lake .donme Had Fdgc on beds When "Old Sol” Said dood Night -------The .Sanford High School. opened their */-a* jn yesterday nt Lake .Montoe. [la;, ini' against the fa.t team of that pint". and wheri tH-r rain rarnc*'lb the sixth it found the Monroe lads on the long t nd o f u 3 to 2 store. With m iiic practice and a little mart work out* the Fed., will look mui h better arid should get at least nr. »••.in breakjn their games this sea- Anti-Saloon" Leader .Approves To (lo To Capitol Bills Th<- Florida Journal says: Florida’* failure to enforce the prohibition law. resulted in a 20 per cent In* cj, .I ■<? in the,state’s penal population. during the period^ when other states were showing decrcarlit ranging ns high a 50 per cent a:;d more. . Oth r states liavo been enjoying the benefit of prohibition to a thueh egoater *!<-i*; *•*'.* than Florida for the roa-on thru this state', t x tensive coast Hr rOi.ir ’ trade It easier for rum ruar.»-r . I their cargoes, If th* Fioiidr. legislature will enact the- tegi-lu'iiin never.sary to enforce i-i'-L i - • *>; . thi- state u ti get Jl^.Lct:',eillly tin -arm* H'sults as other states are h .w • r.joying. of Docrcpttude,. ca John It. Vmxrh! * presidetit of tin le.urd of • . r:i ,; *1 1 • i. • r> of Ness S.ul; • .Is, le.etltly i ele!,; uted hi* ninetytli.n) hlribdu.* bt il- .g Ills usual day's tti.rlt. lb* e r e — I.t I :tn. Ill* Ii-Iial 11in* and lift, i bl> i. I brn rty breakf .'I s sn b e d .i* u -u.il to til* idle e more *. a ll’e, v le. Iv ill,mji i, i) • >.■ i r* f If *’e 1i!.|e I* .ill . ( >l |- full id to i ‘ lit. * >1 i .i -ern'r nlid i •. doiil.l t an-. i.| mi opportunity of joining an ssli.it lti* ft..rs “ay. lie • no r. I n.I Id* ms ti ss’t.y of expre-* ■l.depot blit leaffbe on in oUflt of the I d lll'.lf I P SSII* lit il I i .S s ju lp l i h.. e I,all [lark Ssi hu - n't got This oth XTa ft a d s - i, ,i v. I in tin eii-liTti •■.V *• ..,i*in still be knotsn a* tlw It.all a I.nt*' ass is. "dniiiin.er" . Iii, sltoici i) P ■> stiir>'» .*',iiii|*; i t l.eagni , svl )i by tin ssiiy I’eiiig hand s three i e-li't litt>|i|l ufty and h i PI In- ss..tild ■ ill.a.-ieti A d * tt.i ii.niu* of il* <i,d .'anford and tilli g unti-iial : - tU* - mr* sskn-e ..pan eitssluti eli*ueil io 111.* otic t* ssbetlier Ori.'iinlu I * a gut of yet*!: jdii.t, and of Ilf.* b. - In *ii is s o t M n ls u* lung a* t In*, visitor st :•h n c'li|iii*si* er .1oJ»m»*-•*•.. tin. ii -'.v league will have eorne tif the that o f t in .Mimrkun republic, when lllrain *|nil:e nj*: "lie Mild hr Age I-, after i;||, rem arks Thrift, would come bill k. If be dnei. Io* Is il *tal»*‘ bt -l iriilepi ndi'Uht clubs lined j p e a t t y a m a n e r of eoinparison. A Chinese, but If lie doesn't emu*, hnelt up, gelt u i’.ulr.lka, Lake City, Ocola f.-.s day* bef. f.. Mr VieirhN' birthday you eut* knots' lie I* il .l.lpune*.. " INIIn* Mibl tlint. s*. lull* *.s ill.ing b ri-h ly t< den'Iy tin* Chinese base an enviable Id* olllee nl.e llliirnlng, he Iinlleed u reputation, In 1limin'* Judgment. f.*r t*-snil> live yearsdd man feel iy hob“Srmli util veraelly." — IndiaiiatioU* hliug along I lie *dree!, tottering ti lth Net'S. . * , * ’* fl|t ery *te]t mill m »*tti i g in have ti ter* In all N?w Yuri; Hut "bind" bn* OOilbtlcu Ilia liumblvat pruft **."». Without capital nr nk111. lit* him loaj! followed Ida career with more or b un profit. Tear* UKO, lie win n foinlllur character throughout the clly, hut Hi" war drove him from bln accuatoni»*d taunt". AVIIh the Increase In build* ip f actlvltlm througlmut New i ’ork lie la once inure appearing In conuhl' rul»lt* Bfiniitra Tlie "blmt,” It may b" neownary to tpcplaln to powconirr* t»; the HJ). 1« ueunlly u triimi* or name on** r**du<"d to want, who cUH"»'l* wood from ti**w bulbllnic t*titer|irlM*» or from building** being demullhlipd, and prr|mrii* and eejla bunillea o f lire wood. TI*** fesaton require** no ruplttil or “kill. n»r Indeed on/ tool a. Tin* wood I h umuiIIv broken by the bI iiijiIp *jxjn*dli‘iii of amaeldng It io |*ii-****^ with a [tuvlng atone. Any "bltnl” who would nave from ItU Income und purchuio* a modetn l*«*l, like a hatchet or lae, i-uuld greatly Increase Ida out|iut,*liut bucIi *dllrl**i*''y j la not axpecterl of the trlb** of "blinlea." — Hundred* of threw* m w rm tld Iw Bern t '* ln vacant Iota In punt yean*. Iitlmrlounly and durntdly breitklni; up chkI nlT lim­ ber. HU product found a r**»dy mile. Tlte price by common consent for u S'btmdle of such kindling In the pust wu* ’ n J0 cent*, no mom or les*. Him ** lhe|N :. war the Incomo «if the "bltnl," like lliiit > t o f ao many other worker*, had taken u \ lamp. Ttie sumo product today cum* tnmnds a price of 2o cent*. ................... IK- n a y s Wheeler Finds Florida “W e t” in 18-Day Tour Tl.. ■ taterfi.-nts were made by vi!ir-o!.| Spanish player. . She ha* The Move Brotheis. Mutt ar.d L b , ayr. • It. Whcder, general counsel taken one sit from Miss Kljzaheth were the batteries fc.r tr ♦ Feds and r ths A e . ■> 1.on It igue o f Amor* Ryan, ;i:e*l ’nlifor i.ian, in i a < h o f th** tnr.i.uu Ji-iiOPPD they both looked good. The gi.nie \va* i. a •• pa- ei| through Jacksonville ' '.’.ii m i.lc h e m v v i n ’ . i they luiv. met. W II I.IK HOPPI-; ItL’ NS 301) v 4 played on the Lake Mour n d.arm id vdi ■ ■ ! ight, cn route to Monti!ulh le, i •* iii.'l Sen oi ta •!. \1 b'.fi.Ma fair _sjz.-d crowd and from ■ met;. \ u, men.her* o f the head("1 |l(' AGO, Miii.li til.— For tin* var.eg a t e i uiimi ]- n d i y the e c j i . i t * the way both teams performed, some■ ii to. * f luittev of the league. firet, lime m 17 years, dm mg a per'.mu: **r ..I i»:ljrt.|-fl'3 " r “lfn tif holfc.pF M r.*’ Wheels r Kprftt <5*v{>fiil TmuFs foriiarie*""-bei e, «\<5IR*Ho|ipe1 ehainthe.e teams before the scn-oti end.*. pioti of the world at 1*2 l.alk In •• Sandspur League is billiard ,il»y«-r*■, has reft a ti.n.- of Name of New Loop 300. In I:•<><; Hoppi ran "in, m a ACE MATTER 0 XU a mat'll here v.ith Jaek S* ha* t fi r, ,-’ r . .Just Organized A c t u f l Passing cf IPe Year* Really, ■ ■a whose i.on, "Vnuilg Jake,’’ recei.tly Has Little to Do V/itlr Coming lost the world's title to Iltyppe. nl.itl.;i fic;iI aid ! abc ( :t;. Alrcarly ■lit.-i HUMBLE WORK IS RESUMED a •< ii'Ulinr.nl H ig h Its First Gam e— Rain , Nu. i&7 irja A rrive 55’ |i.nt, 50 p.m. Departs 7:00 a.m, 7:10 p.m, 22 Oviedo Branch A rrivq .. ... •7 »'l 5 pJu. ..... . Dojiarts 3:40 p.tn. For quick rcsulti try u’want atL un "H S* g JJ * ™u JjJj Bi ttx ** u.a CALLED OH FOR MUCH WORK Amount of Labor Performed by th* Human Heart Is Almost Ocyond Power of Description. Th* Valdez Grill, now under ne.v idutini;* motil,' o'fotrf the public a bi tUr food service*; in their ml today they iuve a .tiperial Kastcr, Sunday dinner ami if you will look at the menu in win* nd you will not only he rurprhejJ^at the low rout tif such a line dinner hut it you are hunjpyiyou will Bure have your dinner there to­ N’ e*v ,Ka*trr Sheet M.usic.-^I, H morrow. llinterndhter Plaho Co. 2-lt« Tim. Herald fur first class job work. b*. tween trains, and hejd a conference with C . \V. Crooke, superintendent of the Florjda -Anti-Saloon League dur­ ing which he discussed legislation factu riv* soft drinks and nre prosper­ which Mr. Crooke plans to submit to ous. T.iofprofits o f prohibition to Flo­ rida, however, have not been as great the legislature. Mr. /Wheeler commended' proposed ns to other states where smugglprs do Florida legislation providing jail pen­ not operate ns here. "Florida’s penal population increas­ alties for violations o f the prohibi­ tion Jaws, and several other bills, that ed over 20 per cent-in the face of will be introduced in the legislature. decreases everywhere else in the Among these arc n law to make It a country. There were 35 deaths due to during 10 felony to tell poison liquor, and n .alcoholism in Florida months o f 1022. Thi:t record is excep­ measure looking to the establishment tional arid is due largely to the open of a state constabulary. coast line, .offering rum runners a '*The slate constabulary bill i < very g.iod •opportunity to distribute con­ important,” Mr. Wheeler said. " I t traband.” w\.uld provide protection for sparsely Mr. AVhecIcr was in Florida 18 day* settled districts, and would provide . and made 18 addresses. He visited highly effective in the better enforce-’ the more important citjes down state, meat o f prohibition laws. . and hnd planned to deliver an address "There would la- r.o additional ta x ’ burden upon,tht* people as a ro-ult tjf the constabulary, for under terms of the bill the expenses would j>e from the fine* and fo. f.dt-Ta fund, whuli ! !. -itiL.initd by violators o f' the law. It is quite jus: and proper 1. llintcr I) a ■■ ^q ■■ I'lblt* time to l.itslgaie esi-n nt the shlsv- ■ ***t |fn«*«*.. mb "It ssiih a great pity," com m en ti*d " " Mr. \*ei|h l>, oi* 'Id* i id sjiertiiele, *'to S B ...... mii ti ii soim g inun so nearly UIm " ■ lihleil b.S epl age." 3 e*. it'* largely u m utter of com a i ruirl'iti. Tin* heart itf one nusti In a lifetime I'litii] s as mm b blood tlirougli th** l«idy IlN ill** l*loo,| Welgbl Ilf till* 111,(MSI,INN meii hllli-d ilitrlng tin* war, iici-ordliip to Hr. .1. I'JcMi-h, ii profcHKor In the Bcriln Medbiil m Ii' m.I, an authority nn Mood elrculalloii and the llrnt ttiaii to porfoif n Nystcin for nientniiing the. Idond coni on t uf (til* human body. "Tin* heart o f it man uelgUIng 133 Jiitundannil living nlxly years," Jm sit hi. "puiup* ilurlitg ihu loursc of Ids life 131,500,000 qunria<>f blood. Tlu* World wt;r i-ost HMUJOjlW lives. Fh0Jniatliig 1 STRENGTH SERVICE BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L BASKET BA LL T R A P S H O O T IN G 1 JJ| ■■ ■■ dm Jj ux hr H2 ■■ Jj| ■■ The influence o f ariv( rtisingf is apparent in every turn o f my daily life. I find I cannot dis­ regard it. It is always with me, guiding: me in my pleasures and in my duties, telling* me what I should eat, wear; and use and what I should buy for my family. I find that there is or. the tip o f my tonyue a multitude o f names the mention o f which will bring* from some shelf nearly everything* that I can use in my daily life and in the daily life o f my family. do the thing that I be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces­ sary to describe the thing I want.' Even the most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out embar r a s s m e n t since the •advertisers have given us handy names. They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I enter the shop I know what I w an t to buy. A nd certainly they mean satisfaction. —F o r the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it stands for a product of quality. In speaking that name to the clerk I know I am asking for the be st I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that sells them. In every instance that name means a very def­ inite promise and assur-, ance of something sub­ stantial and which will make me feel completely satisfied about having1 exchanged my money for it. Let me say* a few things which t h e s e n a m e s — these old friends of the newspa­ per and magazine pages — mean to me. They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to ” *.■ - • *.-**->- (Tins was written by a wom an) • . ... 1 .* *--* ^- *’ t ; —. * - -r \ \ r\ 4 ,’ ’ ' * * . ILl.. Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with �iB S iia s M S S S is iiiis s iio n J iia s s a s a ia iH i $1.00-— ------ Noon T ill 8:30 V a l Id e z G r i l 11. A . F. FA LC K , Manager fei’.*1r1i' -* *. v EaBter Dinner, Sunday, April 1st, $1.00 T A B L E D’ HOTE D INNER . Florida Fruit Cocktail fc' * ^Potagi: Imperial • Consomme en Tnssc Hearts of Celery s Queen Olives Filet o f Solo Rtynouludo •' Pommes Julienne Staffed Native Turkey with Giblct Sauce Cranborry jc lfy Prime Ribs o f New York Beef nu Jus New Potatoes nu Bcurre Fresh Garden Pens Sweet Potatoes n In Ritz Steamed Rice J l| f# i Stuffed Tomatoes nu Princess aa *. Strawberry Short Cnkc with Whipped Cream Apple or Peachc Pie n la Mode hocolnte Eclairs Cream Pull's Longhorn Cheese with Snltincs mm Demi Tasso / “ SUMMER IN SIGHT FIR ST B A PTIS T CHURCH Sundny school, 0130 n. nr. Morning worship nnd sermon 11 ". m. Subject o f sermon ‘‘Shadows nnd Lights o f the Tomb." Baptismal serv. fee. Baptist'Young People’s. Unions nt 7 o'clock in the evening. Evening worship 8 o'clock. Spcclnl program has.been "rranged: Easter music program will be given. * Introduction No. I. Rojo ice,1the Lord la Riaon. Chorus by choir. , Part I. The Tragedy No. 2. There is n Green Hill. Solo, Charles Thomas ifomictrson. No. 3. Oh, Come nnd Mourn, Chorus by choir nnd solo, Mrs. Albert Millcn Phillips. No. 4. Duct, E. II. Hnwkins nnd F. E. Gntchel. . • No. 5. Nrnr the Cross Wns Mary Weeping. Solo, Mm. Ernest Betts nnd Chorus by choir. No. 11. Lute bn tho Sabbath Day. Chorus by choir, and baritone solo, Albert M. Phillips; soprano solo, Mrs. Ernest Betts. No. 7. Thou, Sore Oppressed. Cho­ rusfay Choir ami solos, Mrs. J. Hen­ ry Colclough and Mrs. Robert L Glenn Part II. The Victory No. 8. Awake* Glad Soul, Awake. Trio, Mrs. J. Iletfry Colclough, Edward Bruce Henderson and Mrs. E. M. Carroll. No. 0. Christ the • Iaml is Ris'a Again. Solo, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn.. No. 10. Morn's Roseate Hues. I Julies Chorus. No. 12. Whosoever Bcllcveth Shall Live, Solos, Edward Bruce Header* son “ nd Mra. Schellu Mnincs, chorus by choir. No. 13. All Hail. Men’s chords. No. It. Come Ye Faithful. Sopra­ no silos, Mrs.'Albert Millcn Phillips, and Mis. Robert L. Glenn, and chorus by choir. LEADS M ILLIO N A IR E 'S L IF E FOR WEEK, JIOES FOR C A N A D IA N S IS NO T SPEND A N IC K E L TH E N E W PROSPECT /NEW Y flR K , Mnjch 30.— His only TORONTO, Can., Mnrch 30.— Shiv- r[wurccs a Buit case containing .two Ug Canadians who follow the fore­ tdophone directories, and a bundle sts o f locnl wenthcr prophets, were of old newspapers, and a ' thorough worked up today over predictions knowledge <$f the ways of hotels, Wm. It this year would pass wthout nny Liefer, former bell hoy, lived the life imer, of n millionaire for a week at the Van­ Hth the temperature at or below derbilt hotel, without even spending a ro, throughout this syction, locnl nickel for tips, it w a s disclosed today. Liefer was arrested at the end of coasters harked bnck to 1810, for [.parallel for the summcrlesn year Ids. gorgeius week, just ns he was Hey are predicting. In 1810, historical about to move on, and admitted in cords say, there was frost in every court today that lie was n mighty poor lopth of the year. Birds wore killed, rich man. He pleaded guilty of de­ im and other crops failed to ripen frauding the hotel and was sentenced| rid the Northern United States, they to from six months to three years in ly, was treated to a June snowstorm. the penitentiary. ‘ Sir Frederick Stuart, director of Besides his' hill far rooms, Liefer tho meteoiologieal service, asked con­ ran up accounts for theatre tickets, cerning the predictions, refused to taxicabs, cigars and food—and even, inrantes n 11)23 summer, though he had Id:- dining room tips added to his lought there would be one. checks and collected by the waiters EASTER KI'ND \Y AT THE C O N ­ from the csriiicr, the' probation o f­ GREGATION A I. CIICJICII Tho Dally Jlcrald, 15c per week. ficer said. BUSINESS DIRECTORY to'I* PURELY PROFESSIONAL E fa Yon can find the name of every lire Business Man In Sanfoid iu this Column each day. n m m m u hi m in rst Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ ably Professional Men, each of ahum, in his rhosen pro­ fession tho Herald recom­ mends to the people. There will In* special services at the Sunday scliv d at 9: I ’ a. In. At eleven nYlotk ’.lieu will be spe­ cial music ai.it the- Cotrniunlon ser­ vice, beside i a short message upon r -i Pi Pa Pa P i a* fcl Pa .r i r-j » » p* SANFORD HIGH i\ / v Pa Pa Pa Pi P-u Pu n ■\i P i' P i pu Pa Pa PI Oil p-i y Tr-'t week f"i the Sivlh Month! Some of i: me jii : In-ginning to re­ alize ili t v.v h ivi ‘Vome .--Uidylng" to »uick Service Transfer du-r-if \ e dnu'l wai l to "Hunk." * George A. DeCottea Storage Facilities Mi. G.-.H.iway. Advati^* agent of the ................. • ' ‘• i Attorney-al-I.tiw If V « please voli, tell others; if not, Itcdpnl!) « hauliiti'iua, gdve u.« sonic tell us. Phone 498 "inside dope" on the i limilnmiun ill Over Seminole County Bank ('Impel Tuesday morning. We learned FLORIDA tlmt we are i»f tho privileged elnss. We S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y IANFORD get rhautniimm tieketh *' nt $1.75. "P ro f." adds tint if !t)» o f us liuy j ^ WORKS F R E D R. W IL S O N I 'fleets we’ll get nut at 3 |». ni. How V. C. COLLER, Prop about the 1007 Let's go "over the tip" ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Almost everybody nttemleil school General Shop and Mill Friduy, as Wednesday in chapel the First National Bank Building W ork "denth v ariant" wtja rend. . SANFORD FLORIDA We have learned to expect till kinds [CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER of thing* Wednesday morning, "the 1117 Commercial Street—Sanford. Flo. morning after the day before, Tues­ day 1icing faculty meeting. m B. W . H E R N D O N INSURANCE AGENCY F IR E --------AU TO -------B O N D S S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Uullder •> SANFORD *> FLORIDA A . P.-Connelly & Sons Rstsbllihe* 10OX It-B-A-L K -I-T-A -T-ll F in a l l»m l»«t i O s -lM p r ir t l Hm* CltF U t l ItraiN Bh I m m r n p t r t ; Insarnars Sorrtr Hands Wait••as C U u n Main Offlcs MKiacn- aBALTV COMPASIT lAM PO ai) K V K 1 T »B 5 T COMPAJ»V PhtM 48 JM-P MifBuKs ***• S T E W A R T T h e F lo r is t C l! Ftow w l i K lor.l i>..lgn. Annual and Dmamental Plants s n n m C IIK I.L E M A IN IiS The memlHTs of our S. If. S. Or­ chestra rue showing n* what they are LAWYER— Court House made of. They have played for us to march in by every morning and on Thursday morning gave us ftjelecllon. Minn Gray hasn't forgotten the VicExamined Glssse# Deslrnsd Iridu this week. We hnve been enU>rHenry McLaulin, Jr., tained by the following numbers: "Chimes” by SnmnrofT. Opt. D. ."The Hem of His Garment,” (n n d Optician-Optometrist ’ henver) 111 Boat First Slrsst Sanford, FIs. "Tannhiiuser," (Philadelphia Symphony orchestra). “ Tho Sweetest Story Ever Told," E LT O N J. M O U G H T O N (Sophia Bruslau) "Carry Mo Brfek to Ole Virginiy" ARCHITECT by Alma Gluek accompanied by male Room 7, Miller B id r chorus. "S a lly" goes to press in a few days lANFORD -i* *t* FLORIDA und we’re nil busy getting material for her. Rodman, Itulph nnd Eliza­ W . J. T H IG P E N beth havo gotten a goodly number of "A d s" for her und tho list o f adver­ Real Estate tisers on the board grows larger ev­ ery day. I f you want your ’ ’A d " in FIRE, LIFE , A U TO 'IN S U R A N C E this world known nnd widely read publication, “ Hurry Up.” -Office 271 -PhonesRes. 20511 llinterNew Exeter Records.2-11* inieter Piano Co. DR. J. T. D E N T O N I'll Y8ICIAN-BURG EON 814 Myrtle Atre.-----------I’hon* M(MV Copies 20C-207-208 Mclseh Building S A N F O R D M A C H IN E COM PANY Everybody invited to ths Easter Ball, April 2nd, Parish House. 309-tfc ------L ----------- -—----BushneU's famous orchestra will furnish the music for the Easter Dance at ths Parish House next-Mon­ day night. SIS-St* The Herald delivered six times a week for 15c. *V » -* f wI®-* •’"'l “ * .» _• .General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding AatomobUe Repairs ’ . Acetylene Welding Phone G2— ----- Sanford, Floridn i' \ the value o f "Enstcx Day ns nn Insplrntion for Life.” byjthe pastor. The Christina Endeavor will meet nt 0:45 p. m. In the primary room in the parsonnge. A full attendance is expected. ’ \ A t 7:45 the night meeting will be­ gin with special music and pictures. Mr. Burhans will speak on ‘T h e Heart o f Enater,” Do not fall to observe this day o f blessed hope, but rather prepnro your hoarta so thut this inspiring rYQPt.Ia Jhc. ilfc_J*f^th.aT!-QnLaIC!U^ may lift you up to the higher nnd ,£est things in human experience. Como nnd share with us the ’good things to be had in tho Kingdom of God. Interesting Npvy to Read of Forts' Erected for Protection of Citi­ zens Agalnit Indians. For nearly twenty year-i following the American occupation of Detroit In 17M (he Indians of the Hnglnnw valley linniNsed the citizens by threat­ ening attacks upon the town, and by stealing their rultle from the piddle common through which Washington boulevard was afterward surveyed. Fort Shelby, which then centered about Die present site 'o f the post oflleo, did not Intimidate (he Indians from Invasions of the common, so a circular earthwork fort wns construct­ ed just east of where High nnd I'urk boulevard now converge for addi­ tional protection. The work was per­ formed by soldier.! front the fort dur­ ing (ho year 1800.7. When finished this fort Inclosed n clreulur spneo of half tin acre. The walls were ten feet high, with nn InshlQ'parapet half way lip. It wns sur rounded hy a broad illteb about six foot deep, which the swampy ground kept tilled with water. For several years a small detail of soldiers went out from Fort Rlielhy to lids post ji) stand guard against cattle thieves, but nothing ever happened, so tho In­ habitants called It Fort N oiihchsc. Years Inter Jlcv. jTJeorge Dutlb-ld, D. D., bought the land and built Ills residence on tho Woodward avenue front. Streets were laid out on each side of this lot. That on the south side was named George street'and that nn the North, Pulthdd street. Tho old fort was razed nod graded level. For some reason George slreet wns renamed High street.—Detroit News. S U N D A Y D IN N E R PRE SB YTER IAN CHURCH - The services for Enster Sunday at the church, will be ns follows: 9:45 n. in.—Sundny School. 11 n. m.— Morning Worship. 2 p. m.—Junior Christinn Endeavor. 2:15 p. m.— Covenantor Christian Endeavor. . , 3 p. in.—Intermediate Christinn En­ deavor. -------r~*------------------ .......... 7 p. m.— Senior Christinn Endeavor. 8 ji. m.— Evening worship. Monday nt I p. m.— Business meet­ ing Auxiliary. There will be Enster music for Sun­ day uud tho public is cordinlly invited EASTER SERVICES. A L L SOULS to the services. CHURCH ♦ • ______ Confessions todny from l to f> nmi FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH from 7 to 9. W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. Tomorrow, Easter Sunday, confes­ Sunday,school nt 9:30 n. m. sions from fi to 8:25 n. m. The pastor will preach nt both ser­ Distribution of Holy Communion, in vices. Subject of the morning ser­ order to comply with passion obliga­ mon: "What an Empty Sepulcher tion, nt 0:30 a. m. , Teaches." High Mass at 10:30 n. m. , , The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup­ Sermon: "Resurrection.” per will be administered nt the night 4^hmedicti(m after Mims. service. SpSPial Enster music. A special Enster program will bo Htrnngors invited. CHURCH O F T H E HOLY CROSS carried out, with some excellent mus­ Enster Day "services nt Holy Cross ic. A special Easier offering for the church will Ik-: idd retired ministers, will he taken at 0 a. m. Communions. the morning service. 8 n. m Communions. 10:30 n. m. Matt ins (read) 11 n. ni. Choral celebration. 1 p. m. Children’s festival service. C H R ISTIAN SCIENCE 8 p. m. Vespers and Sermon. SERVICE A t the 11 o’clock service we will! SUNDAY, A P R IL 1. 1923 have the Knights Templar to wor­ Subject: ship with us. There will he found cer­ * . R E A LITY tain Beats roped olT for. the accommo­ Church Service .... . 11:00 n. m. dation of our guests, so that they Sundny School 10:00 a. in. can be seated together. Services will be held in tho Beautiful pnd appropriate music Palm Room of the Valdez Hotel. for tlie day has been prepared by the All are Welcome. choir.. A L L ARE WELCOME Mr. A. 11. Stone, Director, and Mra. • • • • F. S. Munson, organist. The hour for the night service from TH E SCRAP IRON CLASS now on through the summer will he We have t|ie promise of a good nt 8 p. m. Confirmation classes are formed for speaker on hand tomorrow if he pos­ Adults on Monday night at 7:3(1 and sibly can. Tomorrow is Enster. and for Juniors on Wednesday afternoon lot’s try to rival the churches in our attendance. after school, The Parish meeting Will be held on Princess Theatre, 9:50 h. nt. *A R L Y HISTORY OF DETROIT i n Wednesday night at 8 o’clock, in tho, * Parish House. m Chicken Pottage Soup 3 • Entrees Broiled Spanish Mackerel, Tnrtnr Sauce Roastn * Roast Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, Herb Dressing !M rttrn-KriefiratrwlttrDOTupllrigi ■ ■ ji Honan Steak, Mushroom Sauce Baked Hickory Cured Ham, Apply Jelly * Vegetables Asparagus nnd Butter Sauce „ Pumpkin T ic Mushed Potatoes or Sweet* Desserts . Crackers * Ice Cream nnd Cnkc Cheese Demi'Tasso' $1.00 Sl.oo VICAR’S FATE IS UNKNOWN, . MAY BE KILLED Conjecture As To Whether Killed Him Or Not MOSCOW, March 31.—The death sentence imposed on Vicar General Butchavitch, the commutation of which was denied by the ccneral exe­ cutive committo has not yet been car­ ried out it was said nt 5 o'clock this afternoon. In today,** pnper tho Churchwell Company have something 'special to offer in Men’s Suits und straw hats, filr Tlir AmanrlmlrA P r o a ) MOSCOW, March 31.— tncihiry at a nlso men's, Ladies’ and children’s sllpnumber- o f government dvpnithumla i'1'™. » « if you want to save inoney^ today failed to reveal whether Vicar; a*)*1 iWt the most out of every dollnr General Rutchknvitch already had paid that you spend for their lino be sure the death penalty. The general Impre.i- nmi call at their store, even -if you sion-Inst night seemed to be that there f do not want to buy. They will be h slight probability of the c e n t r a l m ore-than pleased to have you n*v executive committee changing its d c-’ lhem a visit alid Will show you anycision to grant no clemency to the' thing that you wish to see hi w.e prelntc. [store. Soviet GET YOUR Aik Me Again. A few days ago a friend enlled nie up lo ask how id make u mint Jultp, writes ltussell Semis, In the Indianapo­ lis Star. On lu'lng ’ assured Hint ha was not Joking, Imt really ’ had (he makings, I seemed possibilities and sailed In with i-mluiflasm. I told him bow to crush the lee line nnd pour It Into tin' tall glass, then put In it I couple of sprigs of stimulird mini and Hie granulated sugar and add a stiff Grapefruit Cocktail ' ■ ■ , ■. Soups • TICKETS AT THE HERALD OFFICE Ihlmblr of genuine bourbon and shake It up. and then decorate the lop with a hompiet of fresh mint nnd watrlt until th(‘ frost hml formed on the] T H E BEST P R O G R A M T H A T H A S E V E R 1 M glass. "Thank you so aim'll! Come down I sonui Hum nmi! we'll have one togel her." lint do you think I let him get ! UWny? On your life, no! They Unve slipped me llrni "-some time" stuff for the last time. I have seen too ninny * enchanting visions of house pnrites and work ends fade and die pn Utc — ---- - " - -—• walling II*'. I thanked him profusely and told him I'd |ie there In llfteca minutes. And I was! B E E N O F F E R E D TO S A N !• FORD PEOPLE t—— -—7" —-■- - t ... ■ ■--— -r— —■■■ . ■■i. ■■(■■■ww Doily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke House, Mobley’s Drug Store' and Hunt's Pharmacy. tf ■ .The Diamond Palace. I*. WEINBERG, Prop. 307 E. First Street.--------Bishop Block Special Bargains 2000 Men, Women and’ Children TO HELP HARVEST TOMATOES AT MOORE HAVEN, FLORIDA PACKING HOUSE OPENS A P R IL 10TH When you nrrive at Moore Haven apply to Mayor Daniels SNOW HOUSE NEEDS CARE FOR S A T U R D A Y A N D Constant Changes Necessary In Roof MONDAY to Keep Interior Heat xa It Should Be. 1847 20-plcce Beta in (1*1 Q O- ('hc'it Spcciul Bargain The Eskimo makes rmistnnt changes In ib* thickness nf the roof of Ida D IA M O N D S •now house, or Igloo, to keep Its In­ Over one hundred diamond rings on terior heat uniform. dispiny. Watch our windows. 20 per Vllhjuliuur SlefaiiHsnn, the Arctic ex­ plorer, tella about a snow hut hul.ll cent o ff on all Diamonds marked in at 50 degrees helgA zero, Kuril block window display. We carry the larg­ of amnr need In Its construction wna est stock of Diamonds in the city. necessarily of (lie eunie temperature CUT GLASS, H AN D -PAINTE D and contained what might lie wrongly termed a great deal of "latent cold.” C H IN A AND S ILV K K W A R I? To neutralize this cold It wua neces­ At Reduced Prices sary to keep the lueldu of the i W for a considerable time at a temperature W ATCHES Tho Seminole Cafe is there all tho o f 00 degrees FahVenhelt. time with tho epeciel Sunday dinner* Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin, Howard, Snow la ao nearly a non-conductor and when it come* U) fine rneAle and o f beat that, once the "latent cold" Gruen, Uulova at 25 per cent Reduc­ the beet o f ecrvlce ytni can ulwuys find had been neutralized, the heat of hu- tions, Call and lie Convinced. that at "the Seminole Cafp. Tomorrow tnhn bodies alone kept the temperaSANFORD UP-TO-DATE JEWELRY being Eastvr Sunday they will eerve tune v.ell above the freezing point, even vvlien a hole |n the roof wna open an exceptionally fine dinner and in­ for ventilation. Sometimes wjien the T H E D IA M O N D vite you to dine with them. Tho price best ruse too high the roof would be­ is right and alt that you have to do U gin to melt. Then the roof hud to PALACE glance at the pd in today's paper and lie shaved ou the outside anywhere from two to four inches thinner so 307- Bast First Street— -Bishop Block you .will bo convinced. *that the (old from the optalde would The Herald fpr fintt cic.M Joly work.! pciutniU- the sm>iv blocks. ' To th e m an who likes to putter around wifr tods When you want a pteco of lumber “just so,” let us fur­ nish it. You'll bo building a liousc some day, and we want a/. to make you acquainted with o^quality and service now. Don’t hesitate to “.boliter ^us with a littlo order.” Just tell us wliat you need and we'll fix you up. We've lots of friends, but not enough td suit us. ‘ ’ ■' \ HILL LUMBER COMPANY PWONE AN FORD, FLORlDi 130- ‘ ' £ [ . wBm (toiS M IM m cjEdI k ■ • - ’ - .* * - t ■ *?y „J M N * 3 im' sicW ' ' ' �, .. ' . *=~f - > - " > * »-:* • . v •I * ' » :■*; yypyS? • n ; ■■; • 1 T ! i /»* ■/* O ' ■ • ;v- ./ T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H fcR A LD ,‘S A T U R D A Y , M ARCH 31,1923 n B n i i n ^ i t > s s s x n n i i s n i n a i u IM )llk u hi* to bo prepared for the flojjl whe it comes. -----'v^ “ j^ * y ifb llfo ^ a ^ a ? J ia js TAi-tawr-aoiv ^ T ^ ’inmUne' from the great business FlftST STltEET----- ^ ----- -------------------------- *------ M BISC H BUlLDINf;' 5 ~r depressions,” -added M n Babson in // I lls conclusion.“ This is dueto the great he hn~d provocation enough he Is hu­ r v h v — vwu v t* BETTER FOOD 5 influx each year of new people with Bt Jvll T O Cl T Hons EAR LY ^ACt* man all the way through ant) Is n real •— —— a . rm u .is iin n s s lit & JS.toTst-snnM* -«> - •! ‘ money. People who made' money in It a man as well as a" HhcrifT. He has per­ oW l AMTIMSifc SSICIAV- TV* n. J. nou.r... than more money could buy J ------------------R H Ilur other states have been carrying-it t o ; * rtAPI. STIAWMAM SHerrCAX* MU' « . J. i , i i, i , a h n I f W I n r y . T r f M i i r i T formed'his d u ty ih the case an few HOKTIt . A . N K K !,. California. When business in Cn!ifok^{f-r ------ U r o i n l M n a m iB to be found ip .our spot- a men could do. lie has done his full n . s. H o i. i. Y J i l l A tir r lU lic l l l u i r r nia would have fallen off, this nntur-j* duty to his county Ujid Ids state and A l r n i U I » v H a ir* M i l l K i o w a M less cafeteria where the J ai decline wns offset by new people'■ . • Application we wish to congratulate him upon \ -• most fastidious say the 5 and new; money coming from, other * • . LtEWIM, Kit I PI* C lrru laifln a M i U ( r r his courage, his mpnhood nr.d his cou­ plDJA '■WAI WHAT_ states. Can this always continue? I j r\ ' P fU r l » , m , rageous stand for the right. food is. savory and tempt- J at I simply nsk the question and urge my * rwrM' , -■1 - *' 0 ■— — ^ * I i W c i Ir i Im P r t r * I i . A I i i n m O ar Y w --------- ------------- 1......•.„„„__ * 0.00 ing at all timea.' We pro- J pood Cnliforpia fHcnds'td think about ■ C LE AR W ATE R CHOOSES A C ITY • 1 * M a i l k i ...... ...... ........... . - ...........1 00 f+TirZ it. In the meantime, lot me F^y that * n i l l r m l . l i C tly h r C m l i r -pare our dishes from . the * v M ANAGER W r r k -------------- i------ . . U ___ .11 C r n li business, taking the country :|us n 'jj ' Clearwater,' several months ngo, vot•finest of foodstuffs. T k e h i* IX* la IS -p u re W e e k ly Her-* ed to Join the long list of t’loridn ci­ whole, is making an exceptionally j 3 ■ II a a llr r lr m m MrM l a a t* Count r good nhowing. Tlte Babsonchnrt * M l »■____ P lk lln r l eve r y _______ P H I n .r.. ’ A iT r r - ties and tojt'ns adopting the commis­ ___ It a la s ra tra m i l l k n a a i an a p p llra S U IW A t 1 stands today at 5 per cent nbove nor - . j lla n . PXBO p a r y e a r , i l w i y i In o d v a n c r. sion-malinger form of civic ■governr h i i l T n m n n r n i l >,*!tT, 1? t \ n r i*onf K n l n w S M ENU .' ■ inral compared w ith 12 per cent below j moflT and has now made selection of K tS W n K It T H B A M O C IA T W P PltKH S { normal a year ngo today." Soup . 5 ' T i r « - A i l o e l i l c d I ’ r r i i fa r x c iu ilv r ly S city manager, going out of town to • m ille d to tha uaa f o r republtcM tnn or secure that official. Cream o f Tomato Soup n il n ew s dlnpntcho" cred ited to It nr That very function of the now gov­ WHO S H A L L J IU G E TH E SCHOOL! n o t otherwrlaa c re d ite d In thin paper Roast* and a ls o tha lo c a l new * p u ltllih ed < ernment has been one o f the big prob­ Roast Young Turkey, Celery Dressing J| h erein . A l l r lc A ta o f ra -p n b llca tlo n o f special lems— the choosing of the executive It is n perfectly natural interest— .• i Prime Ribs o f Beef * ■lanatobea h erein a re aleo reserved. ^ ■ this wnuiing to know what our schools O f f i e r i I IK n A I.1 ) n u iL I lI X O . »*k.itte 14M branch of the government, Since the V ' Baked Virginia Ham ^ first object of the commis.-ion-mnnnare teaching. This country- Inst year Leg of Pork nnd Apple Sauce ? - W - r ger form i» to divorce polities from spent a billion dollars for education. . Forrlen Advertising K'prrrerV.ntlt-r I > .«JH| • Entrees .*' t T H E AMERICAN P R £ s :i ASSOCIATION government, it is essential to select ns How wns it spent? Boiled Tongue nnd Spinach * INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, Bannnn Fritters IS I the contact rnnn, for that is what a ci­ But it is quite another matter to nsChicken Frlcnaso npd Rice ^ ty manager really is, one who is un­ sume to Judge whether it is properly Vegctnbles -^* A abiased and who has no strings attach­ spent or not, whether it is fitting our NcW Srinp Beans J '■*. ft-j "a N.i rt Italian Squash p.-i ny boys and gifls for what wc nsk of N O M ORE LO CAL H ANG ING S ed, m< rewards to make good and no Macaroni nnd Cheese - * Candied, Yams them, whether it is meeting the needs Now that the matter o f public exe­ favors to bestow. Dessert In the earlier days o f the new aysf;!J o f the present. Who is to eay what cutions has been brought very forc­ Cnkc Puddings Custards a .Pies ‘ are the heeds of the present? Surely ibly to the people of this county, the tem K •wnK dilflcult to convince the Beverages our cdueatibnnl system is just as scieffort* o f the Federation o f Women’s people that they could l>c better serv­ • Coffee Tea Iced Tea Milk Cocoa J entifie, just ns sensitive to meddling Clubs should be backed up by n num­ ed by n stranger thnn by a homo man n* bur tariff Jaw ever was. We nre ber o f representative citizens. It is and then, loo, the situation was fur­ ‘ g e n e r a l o u t l o o k g o o d —g iv e s w a r n i n g t o nil interested in the tariff, how it a f­ the thought o f the best citizens in ther complicated by the trouble ex­ C A LIF O R N IA fects out table or our business. But we abolished— it will lie nbolished. But vice thus far has been "to catch 'cm the state that either capital punish­ perienced in getting trained men. To­ rqpoming to tnlk in terms of a-scien­ .that alone is not'sufficient. In the you." ment should bo abolished altogether day there Is an improvement because P I *ti: r;. r-n f ■ R-l 1* Pn h tific tariff board, rather than of po­ case o f Taliert the ends o f justice or nil o f the executions should take some o f the best men in the country Palntku can boast o f being as near litical log-rolling. It ^dangerous bu­ will not have been scrvcjl until those plaice at the state capital or.at some are now undergoing s’chooling in civic mosquitoless as any city In the state. M O U N T A IN LA K E , Flo.-,‘ March 311 doubtless escape tho critical phases siness to adopt tn c ll| ^ for our edu­ responsible for his death have been ' other cchtrnl point In the state. Any­ nfTnirs Vvlth the olijegt in view, of ul­ With one exception, Brewster, pos­ — Roger -W. Unhson is resting here of tho depresijion; nevertheless, it may cational surveys thnt arc already pret­ hanged, if, ns alleged, he died ns a one witnessing a public hanging is timately entering this very useful oc­ sibly. the^e arc fewer o f tho pests to having just completed his long trip of nut have completed its period of rcadty- well dikekedited ip other lines. struck, with the thought that it is cupation or profession, that of city result o f flogging administered by n be (t>uhd in Pnlatka thnn any city in iqipoction throughout the different [justment. mnnager.br executive. And to over­ n Homan holiday staged for the mor­ The obi system o f -education has convict guard. The 'guard, whoever Florida. Perhaps It is fo r this rea­ H e I "Mnny factors suggest-thlH outlook two thousand years o f history behind bid curiosity seeker. I f there’ is any come the prejudice experienced in sections of the United States, ho.be, that did the flogging, ought to son thut so little interest is demon­ leaves here next week for Ids home f tir Seuthcrn Cnlifornip. I see noth­ some cities against employing mi out­ lesson in it the yqungstor looking it; the newer way has only forty or expiate- his-crime on the gallows, and strated and bo much Ii3tlessnc5.i through a knot hole in the fence fulls sider, young men are taking special in Wellesley-Hills, Mass. This morn-* j,,^ jr, Hny ((r these factors, however, fifty yeltrfl. Naturally there -13 not beside him, on the same scnffold, shown. Yet, oven with these advan­ to be inyiresscd with it. I f any man courses in civic government witli the ihg he issued the following statement to occasion alarm, The great diver- much to show yet in specific nccorn- ought to die the men higher-up who tages with which to,* commence pro­ has ever witnessed a hanging and felt hope of fitting themselves to tome regardipg the business prospects of st-jy «,f crops and industries upon! plbhments. But the underlying prin- arc responsible for the young man’s ceedings and with total annihilation lie added, how- which California- depends nnd the e f - 1ciple-is the same: that elementary cdany hotter morally from having seen bark to their home communities, rea­ the -Pacific (oast, death. The family o f the deceased so nenr at hand it would seem that a dy to take over the blirilens o f exec­ ( vor, that he -was unfortunately un- fjcient marketing characteristie of j ucatlon should consist of\lhe “ fun_ it he is an exception to the general’ ought to collect damages from the generality o f action hight be taken rule, .Other states have long since utive head of their city. In the mean­ able to visit tin* const bn this trip and tpt. rtate shoitld tend to'prevent any (inmental's." company to the extent o f its 'entire up nnd carried through with an ac­ But who ia to say tho fundamentals recognized the fact that executions time experiences tench that, as a gen­ this statement is l«:jsed upon stati.-ti* serious depression. 1 emphasize the assets, rtndrthus In part tho death, of tivity that would bring to ' tjic city at ono central plnce mid long distanc­ eral rple-,,thc outsider doesrbettcr for cal. data and reports from ilia eorres* probability o f further moderate liqui*. of yesterday art* the fumlaincnlnis of M nrtiikTabeit would I k* avenged.-— as much good publicity as wns.gnin«l , “dalion, as 1 know from my> corrt-s- ‘tnilny, es from the scene o f the crime have both himself and the community he pondentsj Etmlis Lake Region; * by another city in the state whidt “ The Pncjfic Northwest," says Mr. pondem-e that many look for UnihterTo impose such a dictum upon our a better effect on the public than the serves.— Lakeland Ntnr-TcU'grnm. "came back" to perfection nfter hav- . Balnion,- “ is looking forward to better rupted expansion: F o r -the long pull, public schools would set up n clast) dis­ , public executions in the section where ing long been in the hands of the de( ’ll A L T A ( O HA B N T E R T A LNMENT MORE AC TIO N NEEDED AND buxtTTCTs.' Prospects are encouraging Cnlifhrniii is unquestionably sound; tinction ns between the well-to-do '.th e populace is already excited uvix spoiler. AND W H AT IT M EANS TO LESS POSTPONEM ENT ipr lumber, fishing, shipping, und ug* hut during Hl2;i, business -mtfy mark' ( hiltircJi and whose parents would some affair and need to be quieted But Palatka in the position where ric'ulture. Practically nil o f the large time. Kouthern.California should be vide the broader culture and those down instead of constantly stirred up. A COM MUNITY may be advertised: "Reward of one si wmiils of Wnsbington and Oregon .included in all sales campaigns, but as whom a narrow trade training* would The hanging here'ycstefdny wps the Noddy ev.ery county in the state is kee pforever in the social stratum p f a unit ns to the calling o f meet inks dollar for each trio o f mosquita.*^ ■first one in .Seininole county and nine­ tire now operating, and production is the years progress both sales ami Everybody everywhere* Is in pursuit • ty five- per cent o f the people hope it o f thnt will-o-the-wisp phantom call­ ohovo normal. A number, of mills are ' credit departments should proceed their parents. ti/ discuss the matter o f ridding the brought to-the office o f tho Chamber ,V 'w ill bo the liuit, public banging in even operating two or three ejght- carefully; Variety, even multi]iljclty of cours­ community o f nm*qiiitoe \ The senti­ of^Commerce nccompapied by a(Thined Happiness. Some find it (und Peace)* v this county. Now that the people havees, is not necessarily frills and cxttnv- ment-for action Is hlmo-t' liiiiiVdmois. vita that the three were captured in Service. Others try to find 'it in hour .shifts. Orders for lumber arc ? eli, explaining 'the reason for this/’ had the matter brought home lo.thcm averaging larger tliun production in Mr. IjAbstiti continued, " if you picture ngnqco in eduention. This thing o f ex­ In some Issues o f county papers there within tho limits of the city," nnd it jazz, and end up in Discord, giving they will bo in fnvdr o f the state exspJl- o f strengthening prices. Many the.country mi a plm-id lake and imag­ perimentation can lie carried too' far will be as many as four call * and nr- 'will be worth a half n dozen million the world 'nothing and gaining ill lie OCUtions when the lime comes for this mills have, sufficient buslliesi} on ine that snjuebody drops n voek into o f ■trio fast in education as in any­ ih-les extremely pertinent the dolinrs to the city and to Putnam for themselves. . to be brought before the legislature. their books to keep them running at New .York, you will get a Vivid idea of thing else. IJut .variable education Is project. \_YrMlnic' has been practi­ county. And such .n rccult can be The Chautauqua is 'more than an > . Kuch a move will bo along the lifies of > : c.'ilial m i that :out o f tho. experi­ cally nothing done. brought about by co-operation and entertainment. It is -< thought-force i ripacilj for .Mime moullis. On the j10yv- Ilt, «-( <mmn[e movement begins civilization of the modern ages in­ ence o f tb»» past, tlie knowledge of determination— u combination 'Which wImle the lunii t ipoUttoolIt, good f o t ! ;()))j ilevilops. The ripples of depres a work as positive ami constructive , Florida lias been paying out a con­ stead o f the barbarism of the medieval the present und need of-tho future all can accomplish much.— Pnlntkn News. prosperity spread to the for the better tilings o f civilization, its ?oine time. Of course, TTu* building flj„n siderable turn to interest the entire times and local bangings have |otig tin* children that-can be urged into jazzy nights or idle n’ velry are neg­ boom is. largely responsible for this ^ llllb, u„, .WcM uml tho South. Take state in ridding each county of the .been abolished in the status of the depression, fire example, It school will be educated more nearly plague, *fho state hoard o f 'health New Hauler Rccords.- I. II. Hinlerative forces that put a'Veto on up­ entice demand. Latiir,- tiiere may hc|^j,e to til the individual rut her than class. north, east and west, • 2-llc let lip, but I look for m tivejesld.m}ijinte.i in the Northeast, with a dcbuilding o f any sort, lias demonstrated 1what active work mlstcr lla n o Co. ' —Juc.vksonvillo Journal. tial building throughout -the greater c|jtlu j,, stock-niarket and a slowor methodical action can bring about; Fr6m a tnu«ical ami dramatic stand­ Daily Ilcruld on Sale ut Joe’s Smoke — ■ j inT~*k^vn o f N ew llnglftnd fin torles. C O N G R ATU LA TIO N S TO 01 R at tlm sumo, time it has frankly depoint a t b-'ii.taiiqua program brings Phil id lb ” ;!, ANOTHER P O IN T A G A IN S T TH E i louse, Mobley’s Drug dlore nnd “ Saiinmi eaiiniltg lot.: a fairly good Then eifnm tiie crash in tin* agrlculyui in tomb with the world’s be: i. it dared that co-operation between tir* t ;; • mi Kiuu iCONVICT LEASING SYSTEM Hunt’s Phnrmucy. tf is not in nny sense or “ high brow" a f­ i iitbmk, .Plans have been mailo fur a tnral .west and the South. I ’amula statu nmP'lhe county tud the city sulmtardlal increase in tile pack Ibis held up for some time after depres-1 . fair, however; jm t clean, human en­ ipu.it t ike.qdacc before them can be There is one man in Seininole coun­ year. ..The employment o f mote men, Ulan appeared in the slates. The P a -j "V ile r Higginbotham, si private accompli hment to a maikqd degree. For quick rexults, try a want ad. ty who has had a big load*lifted from tertaining with sparkling - comedyami the imrebase: from ships* ehand, 'c ifir Coast was among the last areas | guard in the employ o f the drama, popular classics tir (be loveUp In this linie ali that has bcdli his shoulders since yesterday and that i'll Ilium Ltijpbcr Co., of Perry, Fla., brought about has been talk. Men, man is Sheriff Hand. Since the Utfth plaint of Ilawatlair nm de a it It its h rs, cute making plruits, nihtfhlne’ry to be effected. Improvement is gois in the Dixie County jail charged houses, ami food ami clothing estnb[ in'g to follow nub b tlm same course. Electric Curling Iron Who have studied the matter of elim­ o f Inst September but big hearted, hoarX. appeal— which is almost uni­ In hments, will coiiUnUe'-to i-oiftriliutc “ Tim northern parts of the Pacific with first degree murder' in cornice- ination have explained, although it is ' ’ . good lintured sheriff lias.been worried versal. F R E E heller business.-J From oast (in.irict di-.trii t is running runnbig true to ei on- tion with the death of yuUug Martin to Ik* regretted that the percentage iiusinre s. , c roin an »< oasv Jfrom timu to time bvcV the safety of Chautauqua “ weeks" rnal.e for |K‘t - ] towards »'cner Tabert, o f Munich*i-tgi.nlink.; more ter eitizriuhip, by bringing in n coni1 r,^‘^ ^ icultural standpoint, Washington omit form. There wm\a distinct de of tim e who have listened has.boon MARCH a iS T W E W IL L GIVE the negro who inn! killed- his deputy lima a year ngo. Young Tnbort was small; scientists have *ue«'e..‘ded a*, a nherllf. Torn between conflicting emo­ imnijty inni of big vif ion, builders of| ,,,,,‘ Uregiln nre in -a bettr'.r position icljae hi Washington, (Iregiiq, and -AW AY A N arrested and fined on a charge Of;vngreat cost in securing tlm plututixv tion*, love for bis upder officer and character, men with a wmtli-whil l*j than most Mate s. Crop diveraificu-j Northern California, Moreover, tliis gi'-'.ney, tin- specific offense balng that lion o f the birth nnd continuation of ,evotion to his duty ’ as an officer message Which stimulates tin? host,I Unit i an outstanding factor. More-} dcclint did .not develop until soiue Electric Curling Iron tho crop yield each year is ex- Cine after tin* onslaught of the de­ lie Was ruling a freight train. He tin* past -although it might bu men­ o ^ h o law the sheriff on the morning gives an uplift, to the entire ronumiu-] willi other county convicts, wan Get a ticket with each cash purchase o f tKu‘ murder had. to spirit the ncgio ity tuid helps the small town youth to ' 1■ptinnally heavy. Apples, hops, her- pression in thb.Northeast. All tliis tioned, pnrenthcticnlly, that in no leased to the Putnnnt Lumber Co. und of five gallons HIGH TE S T GASO­ "find himself.’. ’ !'.U!t Kn1nl* frul‘ " nil bring wealth was entirely typicnl and easily foieH^Oflamlo and then to Tampa for wise lias it ever been disclosed that scat to the company’s Dixie county LIN E , good for n chsnco on thla The'stbry is told o f'a country boy *■ '* H't' grower. Under those contlleast. In the southern section of Cnll•mfoi^fci^ received the condemnation any mosquito, once having attained died about fourteen Curling Iron. the .farmer of the Pacific , feinin, however, the'trend Ims bosii i'tinip, lie of. iiiuny(whQ were anxious to get the ridlng 25 mflOK Jo hear William Jenits majority, has ^ver died. In fact, months ago as n result, it is alleged, negro jindi siring him up. -The trial Rings IJryan give a Chautauqua lee-; Northwest enters the new crop year g ira lly modified. Reaction has taken Better Tires for lyss Money (post o f tho advicu -and the sugges­ " strong position. This year's*, tin* form o f a pause lit growth rather of a Hogging administered by one of tions qnd the picadmcnts for its ex­ c*mu on uml tb* tension was great lure nml'how it awakened him To a durinfc all that lim*. The negro was realization that be, too, could do tilings crops cannot be fully forf-ciist, but tliun nny prolonged downward move- tlm company's convict "guards. The tinction have commenced at the, in­ the time with wheat came through, the winter in meat. In Los Angeles,* for example, affair was passed for found guilty and mile«we,i t„ p,. hung, worth while iii-tj|u worid's work. fant stage. If one might bo permit­ but* little notice, but about two the dny.net, and the tilgni before that Tb^ngli not posing ns Vefnrmcrs or excellent shape nnd the canneries n|n during the boom year of 1811*. W sited to use a slang expression tho ad­ *05 Palmetto Are.-Phone 481-4 day word. c*mo that a reprieve hint preachers, they bting you us b-clor- jit-nr to havu contracted for u large tiers nearly doubled. But in 102J and months ago attention wns focussed 11-22 il-nbout bold-its own.- It is pos- on the matter by a resolution passed • been granted the negro for n sl*y 0fju is the type of men who make you amount o f berries nnd small fruit. by tlm North Dakota legislature de­ H i i i i i a i R i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i m i m i i a c i i a E i t u i u H i g “ With lumber production at lilg li' execution, again >the sheriff Imd u, want to <io the tilings worth while. hible, o f course, that some weakness take the prisoner nt midnight to Tam* The governor Brough**, the Fletchers, levels, witli more active cannery oper may develop later; blit in view of the manding an investigation. The reso­ pu to avoid any complications. Again ih*1Ira Jones', tin* Bryans, the Rooso- otiotis than a year ago, with consider-; industrial progress o f the locality, lution formed the basis for an ex­ the date was act and then petitions vclts, tba Harding.* tha’t aoupd your able ready Carfli In thy fruit, Hheep,]m;ch a recession should not be severe. change o f letters between the gover­ nor o f Florida nnd the governor of .were aent in almost dully to the gov­ mental depths und incasuie your spir­ and farming country, and with air In“ I hesitate when In Florida." con­ ernor to grant the negro life. It was itual heights. crease in shiping trade, the Pacific tinued the statistician, “ to forecast North' Dakota, the former claiming a matter of conjecture even yester­ Northwest is liemicd towards a grati- definitely *for California. First, bo- that the resolution served no- useful The Redpnth Chautauqua has just day morning ns to whether another fying Increase in business. Uniform I cause I am ant ....................... .. hv purpose, ns an investigation-had al­ fecently branched out ju ti service reprieve would coma nt the last momid-complete piii-ipi'ill} wimiol bO ex- some o f the Florida enthusiasts; nnd ready been started. Recently un or­ wliicb- is nationnt"1inBcp)>a. They imve — ■— m e n to r not nnd thnsr who kn6w- tK r ported for rfbme time and there will be secondly, because 1 love nnd believe in ganization styling itself the Defense installed a department of scientific situation know whut would havu h“ pintermediate reac tions. Thtf outlook iV Pacific coast California may League, of Chicago, has been circu­ research at Chicago under the leader, is relatively good, however, und 'ad­ some day have u population of 25.000,1 lating literature concerning the ufship o f that eminent' scientist, Hilton vertising and selling' campaigns la 000—or perhaps more. It has the pos fulr and reproducing affidavits gathThere could be no better index to char Ira Junes, As an instance o f what this section should produce generous­ sibilities of a great empire. On the e fW in connection with It, nnd it is D BELL S ’ W HEN U ^ neter than a savings pass-book^ tliis service will menu, it is announc­ ly. The prosperous .Wenatchee Val­ other hand, it has no monopoly of raid to he raising mbney to prosecute YO U R U E A L / i L IS T IT ed that amateur radio workers all uvley is most attractive; but Seattle, auunhinc nnd iUtiuore rapid.growth is those responsible for Tabert's death E S T A TE . " ITU US e rare at lilkirty la send in their'prob­ This .will serve you well at all times and Tnconin, Portland .and other Washing­ due tu tiu* fact thnf Florida has been The*net results, thus far, o f this pub­ lems to this Science Service, nnd they licity and the investigation started by under all circumstances. ton and Oregon cities also merit ut* asleep. However I say this us a I T T T ------------will receive gratuitous assistance. Governor Hardee is that. Higginboth­ tention., friend o f California because I want We have sevcial unusuul am hns been nrrcsU'd upon an affi­ President Harding states thnt “ It THE PEOPLES BANK of Sanford Is “ Regarding Ciiliforidii," Mr. BabCalifornia u> realize tliat during the bargains In real estate tu davit swam out by the state's attor­ has been to me a persona) satisfac­ ready nnd nnxious to help you to hefti son suys, “ the northern'part o f Ctdi- next ten w ars it will have more comoffer at this time. I f you ney, who acted in lieu of grand jury tion, us well ns an intellectual and ^ . forniu hns been settling down with the petition than it has had during, the yourself. An Interest-benring account Is -are looking fo f a reul in­ spiritual opportunity,, to be num. o f the rount Lumhertug, min- pust ten years. Trees do nqt grow to fiction, the Dixie county circuit court your best recommendation. vestment, see us. bered among woo h nnve ng me the lecturers lecturers who a v c T ^ .tocknHsing. w,,,) ’ growing, can­ tho skies nnd this applies to orange not being in session. This unfortu­ sr:. nate uffair will hasten the abolition of carried the ptessuge o f Chautauqua 2** ning and other lines, have been quite trees as well us to every .other specie. the dumnuhle convict leasing system. throughout tho country in Its effort thoroughly liipiidutv’d. Sun Frunds- Little does California realize the treIn fact, its doom is already scaled. to bring u message to those who seek ert nnd the liny region have hern dull inrndoBs orange plantings |n Florida Those e.mployers who have lined their AG ENTS -• . illumination,of public questions «qd for over u year. For this part of nurihtf the pust few years. These will pockets ut the price.of human slaver)* the broadening o f community vision." tit* stpte n slow hqt steady improve; come into bearing almost at one timt* und human bipod are Hearing the end R E A L ESTATE —. r * ' ' 1 y* i — Bartow Record ■ menl is in prospect. ' .Southern Cali­ — about A927-. Beginning then, there re, CoaaMty, A «t o Inauranca of ^heir road; The system has Sanford, Florida —o~ fornia,, on the o t h e ' band, did not is bound Jo be a trcmenRVus struggle brought n stigma upon the fair name s i F If»t W -, SANFORD, F L A Favore, lunch, vaudeville,. Easter reach the peak o f the present cycle fo r csste/i marltits between these two' .. f ■ • ^t •>' of -the state o f Florida that .It urlll * ( Ball, April 2nd, Parish'House. HOO-tfc until the latter* part of 1021. .It will stales, want my friends in Cnllfor- take years to remove. It ought to be »*• m ia a a u H iiiH iH M iH R M in iH iir - — I, ‘ ii i . . i n pened. The sheriff vraM oh aVuorvbus strain for tnonlhB fo r ' he knew not what the morrow would bring and then N k l h l r * r t r r y r TIm s o # * f i n t t * ■ » «*> r h i l h « I l m U n a ih iln v . IDT * he hate*. t o taka-human life nt nriy; Magaalla Airis* HaaforA, Via. dttage^jf'the* game Tind'cvcri ‘v LL ...Lu-Beth Cafeteria... j /B t A i ThfcHeraldPrhrtingCfL J BABSON COMMENTS1 ON PACIFIC COAST m F. P. RINES AN INDEX TO CHARACTER II H I Maxwell & Bntt PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD -f ' / s. • v‘ S . » iv! , I j �yi C\W hW .'T'fC THE SANFORD D A ILY IIKH Al.I), SATURDAY* MARCH 31, 1923 r !»**,*>, * N il hamny t 'j Pn doesn't know thatvsvomdn nro w earin g Straw s in w inter now H O M E 't .N O O LO O K SlKlPlN SCRUM PStbuS vvoULO*or i B E f t L} lAVXSMtNt w ro e w . tF i w u -ta r o u r. m t s v k t g ’ . n j m e TS^rsSo*^ cut m o o r , --: srurvcu n r x r ) MARCH MARCH Tt-te. v e t i ^ ' i c ^ o . | A .s rp / S iu j THIS n H e O F W E A H . - FOt-VeS.- WC5ULU ,C*N/e ncm j m v£ IH O R ^ E Great Comedy, “Turn to tire Right,” a Chautauqua Feature : ads ^ Classified Ads le a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. A nd positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cnsh must accompany all ordorty' Count'fhe words and rentfr scordingly. Pa Pa Pa Po S f-a Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa ^ Pa fc iP n P a lc jP - t P a h u P a lU ! FOR SALE TAKMLRN— You can get seed bed j frames end Irrigation plugs at the Hanford Novelty Works. 10l)-tfc FUH S ALti— Hosier and Liuys' paints 'and varnishes at Sanford Novolty Works, Sanford acenta. 133-tfc 1 ' ° diverted over ether routes due to the Floridians cyill be discouraged from practically impursihlc condition of the coining to tills county to spend tlte road, that ampa. artion must now lie suRienir.— DcLand News. • ^r.ken to alti't'iirtu the present condi­ tion. Grata In New York Streets. ' Protests have'been received from I t l . n l i lorn liy trim tliut gram Is nl or before 3 p. m. April 23, 1023, seven American Automobile . cluba, growing In Kmc* nf MunluiUim's f ° r Krodihg, draining add paving the litre,• Chhmhcr of Comeinrco and hun­ Hireels. The «ru|l I* ,’apcrliilly green dreds o f itnlividunlH.mi street!) running n(T 111verbide drive. following streets, to-vlt: Becond Street from Oak ti{ French, lices ;j7 j S(J y m j a. Avocado Avenue from First Street to Third Street, 1108 sq. yards, Fifth Street from Magnolia to Myrtle, 2220 wj. yds; Ninth Street from Cypress to Park/ 2732 sq. ytls. Thirteenth Street from Sanford tn French, G07p sq. yds. Central Street from Sunford to French, 0357 sq. yds. Palmetto Avenue from Central to Hughey, 1403 sq. yds. Palmetto Avonuo from Commercial St. to Lnkp Jlonroe, 1035 sq. yds. idem ‘ Oak Avenue from ‘fenth St. to Thhr3-4tc teonth-St., 3454 sq. yds. jj'u*97 l.uurel Avenue from Sixth St. to j-4tp Thirteenth St., 4400 t q. yds. ( ■■ Bids will he received oi> the follow* ___ ing fypcj o f pavement: Sheet Asphalt, your lAsphult Concrete, Asphalt Block and any Vitrified Ilrick. • . nishproposal to b3 presented In n sealed 3-tfc envelope, endorsed on the outside "Bid fern f “ r Having," Snnfawl, Florida, and the name of tho bidder or bidders. W ANTKi/ between 2:30 and 5:30 p. m. 300-lfd W ANTE D 400 MEN, between April $0th and 15th to pick tomatoes; highest wages paid mid comfortable quarters. W rite if you enn come and brinfr men.— S. E. Rice, Vcro, Florida. dcre3 at Geneva for used car with starter. Ford preferred.— F. B. Brad­ ley, Box C3, Gancvu, Flo. 2-titp W A N T U b -H p y to distribute odvertisihg mattar in spare or full time. Work' it pleasant ami profitable. Roy­ al Band Co., 1265 N. Paulina Street, Chicago, HIg*11*1 W A N T E D — May 1st, ‘ experienced book-keeper and stenographer. Must be naat, fast and mfeurate with fig ­ ures. Prefer one cxperlonJcd in re­ tail lumber businwut. but is not essen­ tial. Applicants answer in ovvif luindWritinji, stating salnry expected.—The W. C. II. Co., care Herald. " tfc .horse. i tnarc. Finder please phono _ j* fi) • T H IS IS T O C K U T IK V Unit tin lhl# IS! It lilt)' nf liiin ll, A. li. 1013. til II M>«’ ol.il oiooiln u *>t itn> rtiw k n lililom i.f ;-\\NVoilD I l l ’ ll.W IN D AN1> L O A N Art* S o lM A T Iil? :. a <'iriK ifiit Ion n i i i i m i i f l mitl .x lttliir;- iim lt'r i l l ” l a v * o f Hit* S tilly . r I'lu rlil.i. till” iii>iloo tmvlmr in >n i . l n n in, protit’ i‘ lIm l liy lion nml by Hit- lty-f.i)v*t n f ii.till 1‘iirjm ratliin, (•> mi ll tin i iiVory aUHikhuluoi* »r until mrt'OoiHInTi ity m v o lt' i-t C *” 3 *tiu,rt* o f . M ock, anlil num ber o f nlwirwK o f utofk lioiTiw in tiro lim n l lir ” ” -r*inrlh>* o f Hu' In i’ll n iiin lo 'r 'i'f ili.iri'a o f stock nuti*i'rflu <1, U \vii n ili rim 'il ux|»ullrnt to nnttifiil A U T H 'L N VI o f Ih v C h arter o f tin* A A N K o itU I l l ’ ll.D I N il A N D U 1AN A H W M 'IA T H 'N In th e mun:. i t heroin* a fte r r l i l o l . T lirro fu ro . N o lle ” la h crcliy r lv r n that tin* S A N K O Itt* L IM M 'IN C A N D L O A N AS.itMlI AT1HN, ‘n rofptiriitjon .' iWfetnla lo n|i|il>"lii tllo llo n o ia ltlii i ary. A. Iln ri I i t , .llo v rrh u r o f Dll' ill a ir ot r ln r liU . at Tjillutiua, «'■■. I’ lorlilti, otl t h « ftAt Ii Oav o f A Util, A. I>. 1023, fo r till) liltrtHinr o f nlitalnlm t nn nmeriirmont o f A H T IC T .R VI.. o f Ui.< I ’ ln r lt T o f tin* K A N P U R D lU T I.lH N U A N D l.U A N A S S O C IA T IO N . to iin tt o r follottH , to -tv lt: , i " A r l l r t ” VT.— T h ” hlkheat amount o f Iialr.btf'tliiean o r liu b lllty to w h lrlt th l* m rti'.r.itlu n xliult auhjrrt lla r lf ahall h” thn aunt o f T w o lln n ilm t anil F i f t y Thoii'iniol liu ltiir* (I3SO.OUO.OO).” IN W ITN U S rt W11H Itl’l O F, tH A N K O R D n C U .D IN fl A M I L O A N A SSt.H flATIO N it ra rp orn ilon , ha* oAnaml thin n ou ro a «ij irrM Ilo a t” to ha r ly n n t In Ha ebt1liortti* name hy Itn IT m lilr n L anil a ra l<1 tt'ijh, Hu corporati* am t, nttraual hy It* S r r r o liiiv , on (hi), th ” zstli d a y 'o f •M i rrh. A. 11. JII33. H A N F O R D I l l 'l l . D I N i l A N D M IA N AS* SiMT A T I ON liy T il BO J. Mlf.I.nn. I’ rcaldent. (S B A L ) Altrat: A. 1’. CONNK L I.T . .Mur • • S ecretary. J I-A p r. 6-13-30-3J For quick results try n want ad. I" IS. n£ 7\ 3 «a,5 H xnrrfsi........... Tliird Street-from San fold lo Mag* LI__L’ nolin and from Oak t o ’ Avocado, 10,Lnko 1" lt|> story f 130 l for cor‘ l ‘ 0tc rderr, I fol'hone •13. ( t{*fltc ~ M fi /, fS IJ A I.) FOlt S A LE — Rhode Island egRS for “ Turn lo tho Right," untnblc cmnedy Kiieeess, presented by a cast o f New York nctora, will bo one o f tho outBtnnd* setting, 15 eggs for 31.00. Mrs. log features o f tho coming IRpIpnth ('haulamnm. * , ' , Ellsworth, Dear dull Avenue, Snn-, “Turn to tho Right" runs over with bubbling Dm and Is roplcto with startling surprises and complications. ford, _____________ 83-tfp tugs ut the heart-strings, nml tears start til the eyes in•nly . to In.1 washed away by the cleanest o f laughter. “ Turn lo tho Right" lo one of Uio great American comedies, FOR SALE— Now bungalow.i.— fc. J1 '. FOR SALE— New,lD23 Hudson Se­ dan, fully equipped, three months old, run 3,000 miles, without n scratch for $2,000* being $800 less than cost. Leaving the state. S. 11. Hill, Semi­ nole Hotel, Sanford, Florida. 311-Otc IN T ill-! r i l t r t I T t 'O I 'llT . S H V K N T II j t m i i '. i . c t n r r i T . i n a n d k i i i i T ills r i l l N TV O T X H IIIN O l.i:. r i.m ttiiA . r , r n a m t ilt v ‘ UADI t i t IT ! II T i l . IX M il NVtlltKS, A IT.ritiirnllnn. l'iiiii|il(iln:nit. i n . . I.. AV. U lt .t .A t T ’5 m ol llN T K l.I.A t v t l . * i i n : , hr* iv ffis J A IIN r i l l l l l l l . nnd v_. w .tf.S .A t i: o f ( h n rlti)fr, \ . r « I .I’lYn i'n iil)'. M IT IfH ! PO M IN -IIK a lD R N T S T<>: V.' V.\ tV A l.I.A i’ ;:. o f iT in rlotlo. ■North I ’ ii* olln i. . 'Y " ii nro hi iNrtiy re (illr, it -auihnkilrrr,! to lo> atul n i’ii< nr Iw forit nur x.\hl C ir ­ cuit I ’mirt nl t|o> I ’ nurt hour. In Han­ ford. n u r l i K on the fi'mi Monday.' In May. 19JM,. iii'iin. H im th i <t:iv o f ilil month, ilu ti unit tloirc to u im w iT .th ’ lllll o f I ’onilitnlnl lllril liiT.'lti imaluar yournolf n|i<l o lh n n , ivhiToln Ih r fo l* ioivlni: ili'M rili,i i p rtilirrty la to lie Suit). In -tv It l,i la l i t ” if.) unit Six ( r.) Hlor.k ” 1)'' ami l.otn i hi” ( I ) nml T o o ( I t llloolt ” K . " . o f D r o w n * nuhilltTalon nf f locU Httimnonli. n ^ fn illtiR to iilnl th e re o f it illy riTO fili'il in th. rn h llo H ir o r .l* of Soiiillioli' County. l’'lorhhi. In llook o f I Tata I at |oii; i' <3. A iol full nut, ,’|io* nnhl M ill' w ill ho lllk l'll uH C lltlftltlM iiuuliixl .toll, to hi* f..|liitt t il liy n Klnul Uri ri ” . ■ Ii Ik fu n h i'r iiril.Tiul Hint llilu Noihm ho t'uhll.'ilM’iI In tho Sunfilul 11 • ■r,i.I inti'” m alt tvri'U "fo r lou r 0?lhM , h id i w ri'ka. ft 1 t V lT N I’SH My hmul unit III” I of aiihl I’uiirt thl:< LT.nl iluy o f Mlirrh. A. I*. l/x F f >k )" R. W, I’carman, «Jr., recrclnry of tin* Sanford Chanda fm f Commerce, tidviseH that much of his time Is lost in listening to complaints of motorists who have traveled over this road. Richard IL Edmonds, editor tlf the Manufacturers*' Record, and regarded as one <>f the most brilliunt editorial writers of America, recently passed over this road while touring Florida end quoting from u communication from It. \V. Dcni mnn, Jr., secretary of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, concerning this road, ho sayqi “ Can­ not you get that horrible roml be­ tween Orange City and the* bridge improved?" M. A. DOUni.AKS. *Ti iCi i^lrrnlt Court. K i'in lpol” tfo iiiity liToiTilu Uy M. W H U K S . 1). Ih 'irit” C. lli't'rlllK . XolttfUor fur Tuiii|iluinniii.— — W; r s ' i T i i ■Kid l i t ' T i t ' t u u i f v t'U U M 'V , I T . m t l l l t , IN' I ' l U M ' l i y V Vi ttn ril. II. IV. Ilurnuiii nml c . A. llll'l'lll, v », Amin II. * n ,ir tr ». A llicrtti M. NnwAry, I f ID Inu , nml I f ilrnil n u n ln il nil p n rll” * M illm lns InlPIVKl* n m lrr A lh rrD i ‘ I. Kniv.lt;) n* b rim , ,!,>» D m . it nut (.•,•* nr ,itb” r*H'lnli,innl* iindi*r lilm nml Cnrllm t fllr r , If II, in s, nml If tlrntl n u n ln il nil p a r llr * rln lm lm ; In lrrrH l* nml i t i'n r f* Dm llln r no hi'lr*. ,lr v l” p,’«. R n io lffH nr iilliv r rlnlm nnt* u n iirr him. T o III,* ili'fi m lniil* Auiin M ..Huwd” )'. A U ii'rlo SI. rtawili*y. If llv.lmt. nml If ■Iiml nil p ifrtl” * rlalin lm t ln t” i','»i* uniti*r A llir r lo >M. rt»\, ilry. ltiH'<*u*” (t. ” *■ iiln ” rwT” ,i in H i” prupi'M y ti” ln,v ,1” ni'rllii'il amt ('niTtm i ItU*” , If llvlm v. nml If il” :ill nil parlli'H ria l iii I hi ; Ilitcri'Nla uiuL'i'.i'nrU ini Uly.v* «li'i'.iW»dd. or o lliiY tvlin' In ill” f ’lllio U lig p ro p e rty nit uni,* In Ki'iniuolu C'ounly, I'Turliltt, ililnirllK'd II. \ will make mtoVc money, with SAFETY*! ' •- -,i; Savings remaining there alwayk become M O R E, never LESS. u W ouldn’t it be wise fo r you to become' a steady depositor here?1 A% In te re s t and Safety await your decision. . The pfnetlco nf watering them daily liy tile street clejnltltC department ki epN the gras* frexli uud hearty. Many of tlicse streets arc corupamtlvuly steep and lire paved tvltli blocks In* n* Tim Hast .10 n r r t i o f l| ii*R W U n f tlir Stead of cement, The Irnltlc Is not NWV4 " f Weellmi 31. Tow nuhlp I I Hourti heavy enough to wear It down. ItniiU” 31 Mu*!. It in lu 'iitiy n rilrrril Hint ym i nml Tho need frimi which this .crop « f niirli o f you <tn nppi-nr to tln> M il o f grass springs Is spilled from the now roiupliilnt A COMMUNITY BUILDER lii’ rH ii till’d mi iln> I m l ,ln” hags of.horses drawing milk wagons of A p ril, A. D. 10X3. Il I* fu it lo T u rilv r.il that lit !" orilor and other vehicles thnt wait In theso ■if p u lillcn lloii lio pu lill.Iim l In tliu HunF. P. FOR8TKR, President B. F. W IU TN B B , CMfcler streets while their mipplle* are being f,m l lli'r u l’l. a iii'o s p a p iT p u till.lifil in 3 11 m distribute,!. Tim dally sprinkling helps rtMtlfortl, ' rti'iiilnolt, I'o u n iy . Flurjiln. ■■■■■■■■iiH N H C snannuaiiN M aiiac ■ ■ ■ ■ ()■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ou r” a w r i’k fo r d x lil cu n secu llvi’ them to sprout quickly uiul develop W” ” k*. WTliu-n* my ball,I nml .m il o f III” rapidly. ha lil - Unpopular English Statesman. Apropitf Of (lie dcutii of Sir William Kareoui't, wlio-had long outlived Ibo lutemte mqiepularity of Ills early )oarn. Sir lhiViil Hunter Jlhilr says tlml at the time of Ills passing it seemed almost legendary to recall how Ihreu inemliers of parliament hud <nu*e resolved to lavltu.to dinner tlm ludl-. vldmd lliey disliked most In the world. Covers were hilil for six; Imt only one guest turneirui)—rtir William VtN'imii llumiiirt, who Imd been In­ vited by all three. (T r i’iill ('o u r ! nt Hanfonl. I’Torntu. i III” Im l ilny n f Fubrunry, A. Ii. 1031. (DUAL) R. A. DUl'HI.AHH. <’ l « r k ' c l rcu 11 Court. Ki’ inimiltt i'o u n iy . Florbln. liy A. M. AVni’ kn, D. C. Xtn.ary ft W s rio w . ttu llrllor* fo r I’onipluInniilH. a-3i 10. 17. I I . 3-3. 10.. 17. I t . at. Mr. Edmonds is greatly interested ■His Greatest Achievement, ii: Florida and in Volusia county At n dliitiOr In tumor of President especially and his great experience in Underwood of the Erie, an exceeding­ rant) development work' makes read­ ly modest and retiring mini, spccchr* ily apparent to him tho great econ­ eulogising blip ennio thick and fnsl. omic loss tins section is suffering ns When they had ended'Mr. Underwood,! till* result of the present condition of after thanking everyone present for this road. tin* complimentary expressions, re­ plied ; "But, gentlemen, tliltt for which Whitt tho Commercial club is es­ you'have given me credit Is hot nlh pecially ngi'.r.tcd about, however, Is Vmi forgot to mention that last win*' that the lending tour books o f Ameri­ ter, wlieu 1 was In control of tin* har­ ca have hail so'tunny report# o f n bor, up lee formed and Jrutile was un­ detrimental nature concerning this Iheie in the foruTof ii tms^unl u tab* impeded, tlie tlrst lime In many years road that they"nro seriously consider* lot'll* Sir Lmiijplui). Lorrnnio, Hi'UIhIi that such ii condition has prevailed." ing omitting ilcLand and Orange City rear admiral, who In 1H73 is credited —Wall Street Journal. front their rutiles through Florida. with having averted war between Ihe Bohsmlan Ptarl Culturo. This would mean an Immcsurnble loss United Stales mid Spain by threatenThe sotontinc culture of t>earl hi*nr’ to UuLnnd, Orange'Oity and Sanford Iii£ to nth II Santiago If the S|Hiid»h not only during tho time the rood U liulliiirttltts executed any utoru of tho lug oysters has tieVn curried on far n crew and paaseiigvrs of tlie Virginia, number nf years in the Otava river, lu in bud con Jit ion but fo r the duration captured while running anus and vol- hinitjie rn Itnbemlu. Tim oysters are' if . the time covered by the publica­ untears to Hie L'ubaua In ilist Ton oiwnedolu'c in eight years, Tlie 1a*1 tion" of these motor guides and in ad­ Years' war. examination of thu oysters, which t««ik dition would establish other routes as ptuce tills year, resulted In the milling tirrough routes which would lie hard of five white pearls that may ho classed New Kmtrr Sheet Music.—J. II us precious, 23 less valuable onus and to change for many years to come. Hlntcrndfflcr Piano Co, 2-lt< 200 colored pearl/. • • Certainly the county commissioners tdlher through ngreoinent with tho state road department or from their own resources must take Immediate action and place this road in a statobf repair prior In the publication of the National Road Guide in June and I July, 7 'I Tho Commercial elub 1ms requested j the representatives o f the Motor Aa-j iiociutlnri# nut to log this yoad until' the last moment possible prior to pub-! lication in order that the board of commissioners may mnko repairs or oi range for .repairs to bo ,made to this road. Our ortlertt are coming in po fast Hint if it1were not that wo This soction of rind is ut phese.nt •. . -kcjtt pro pared to render real Borvice wo could tho worst stretch betwoen Jackson­ not handle thofn. ville and Tamoa and duo to lArktof at­ tention it is rapidly growing worse. I f W E D E L IV E R PHONE US Indicate lkl.nnd May lie repairs arc mndo at once they can bo misd_> cconomLully but if further de­ anti wo deliver prompt, anywhere, any time, layed the base will bo si> far gotto as / nut drink Elder Water now— you to rause a heavy'expenditure' 5 after one trial The people o f Delgind will undoubt­ edly' back up the county commission­ ers In any actions that they ijtny take towards the immediate betterment and improvement o f this stretch of i oiu) linking up gtate road No. 3. I f slops 'are not taken soon many T h at’s W h y It’s Fur your Horsca, Cows and Chickens, If that U what y o « really want* come to tee us, 'You will be pleased with the quality o f our fead aa wall as our priccu and remember— YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU A R E NO T S A T IS F IE D " TH E CASH FEED STORE Feed, Grain, H ay and Fertilizers ■ 1 p I* : 11■J • ■. . ■ W-W 1 < vm. Myrtle Avenue, and Fourth Street-------- —----------- -8aofordrFlorida Baby Chicks nd Hatching W hether Metal, Composition or Shingle W I L L S T■OSVP IT • Exclusive A g e n ts for BirdV. Neponsit �THE SAtfFORD DAILY tiEItALD, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1923 PAGE TWO guards along the harder and i^hodt local idiop. The sellers hnvo fled the them if they attempt*!!? cross' ' < city—yet even if they were to have Judge Landis made this statement been arrested .there -would be no ivillc chnrgo, as the buyer saw the goods t da repor before buying and mnde her 'dwn Wednesday price. ‘‘There's only one wny to stop n The H erald P rin tin g Co tremendous development of Florida." There nr<* several other methods of p t n u s t i K n ii "How is that?" asked the reported fooling the public nloi|g this line, R. J. HOM.V ... ........ ...... ..........lUtlor . J, Llt-I.A n D ....Secr* ta r j - T r « aurr r "Stretch a lino of militiamen ncross i The best way is to buy goods in the .... . . C t H | « I M s s s c r r . A . N K K I.___ n. a. unt.t.Y .. A d v e r t U In * M i s i s / r the northern border.of the state >vilh i hoqie stores that arc lesponsibliv— orders to shoot everybody who comes Paintka News. U l r « Mkir Application in,” was the reply.C irc u la tio n M i s a s t r "W h y " continue/! the supreme arbi­ TH E HEKAl.l>v m n V A W IN TE R f k t i t r l i p. ter of bascbtll. "You Florida ’’people PARK IN S T IT U T IO N ./ cqnTiot renllte what you have here liecnuxc ninny of you have never seen the north. %>u don’t know how ut­ terly desirable your state is. Florida T h e 1.1* 13. fa lH .p a *e W e e k ly H e r IA e n tir e ly r o v e r * S em inole C o k s l f is going uhend by. gigantic strides. I »1 la pah flalird e v e r y F rid a y . ' Ad v e rMy ■ I n w r u t e * m a d e -k n o w n on a p p llr a . don't see any other possibility. aa, *3.00 p er y e a r, n in n y * In ndvmnrr. short stay here has-been, utterly de­ i north, R. J. Nolly lightful." his numerous friends Judge N ot A fra id o f Italian Bombers, Releases the Guards Sanford Daily Herald CEEV/I CWTTH1N OP . NOTHIN TER * (Hr T li* AMcw-Inlrd r r r « " > WORCESTER, Mass.. March 31.— Judge Webster Thayer1 , who presided at the trinl o f Sacco and Vnnzctti, ra­ ti ica1a; eofivlete/l of murder of a pay­ master, has ordered the police gilard removed from his home here: “ 1 have nothing to be afraid of, nmf it is a weste of time to lmvu men guntdmg my home,'* he told tho policemen. bKi R ate as "B ob "), together T IIK NON-ADVERTISER PAYS, with his well known partners, N. J. ------------- --------—--------------- —7— rfJiltird and I!.-A. Ndbl, ownefii o f The The fellow who pays the advertising Sanford Herald, sold out their interill is the non-advertiser, conimynts c8t8 that they might concentrate ic Roanoke Ad-Visor. He pays just. Upon their Hanford project jiihI thus s surely and certainly os if he went serve their community. Along j his cash driiwer and took the money these same lines they have recently ut. The only difference is that his relinquished other newspaper investjstomer’s dollars, instead o f o f got- meiits they have had for some time ing into his cash drawer, pass right nmother section of the state, y him and enter the. cash drawer o f ^ nm mcnl of Thc , Icrnl(1 F h o tteetlgt n A d v r r lta l l Mtnnit * _ khepTr»en;*U ' p t r-A». n i : a«.l,l■—v« v. ,— 1 :■ I -* A. Ot Jk V n a e-* .a a. ■ n k . . .. T H E AMERICAN P R E S S ASSO CIA TION Home folks did not believe the Easter prophecy for the weather. Hut it was cold and it was rainy weather just as the Herald predicted and you can usually find'this paper is right. And then nil thc old inhabitants know that nine times out o f ten the weather will be cold on Easter Day. In the nprth it usually snows on the straw hats and thin Outlies of the early spring boys. Fifty-ftve officials o f Gary nn’jj Ijikc counties in Indiunti have been convicted of violating the Volstead law. Looks like the proper oficials boenme busy all at once up in the Hoosiur state. W oxtff ElJaw v fowl. FOR M t: Pojf W" { | Two Kansas City men are promot­ ing a million dollar market for Tam­ pa. And here in Sanford in tin heart of the vegetable district o f tinstate we cannot have a measly little curb market. President and Mrs. Harding pre;re­ turning to Wnslliltgton cured of ail their ills. They came to Florida broken in health and ready to give up. They leave with all their vignt ami health restored ami they give Florida due credit for the big change in their appearance and in their itstoration to ht-allh. Headlines say that -N'fw York is tak­ ing precautions against crime after an and an unusual record of murdeis m connection with the rnhheries. 'I hey don't ask you anything up there if you have a pay mil on yoilr j«Tson. Just shoot you and lain- the payroll. No questions asked. Fifty-Five Residents of Gary and Lake Tried on Charge IN T E R N A TIO N A L C A R TO O N C 0 . x > ^ Maxwell & Britt ' P AGENTS . HEAL ESTATE Fire, Caaualty, Auto Insurance 105 W. P in t S t, SANFORD, F LA a t t a in ’111 by the federal court Jury here today. nfry-tTTtudc-rt~Thtr~-Tnnyor; iKenlL Judge of thc Gary city court and r. Gary attorney. AN INDEX CHARTERS GRANTED IN S TA TE OF FLORIDA TALLAHASSE, March 33.—The following charters have been b.-ued TO CHARACTER by the sect clary of state Motors Finance Company, Inc., cap­ ital $1,0000,000, Miami. The Seminole Tire .Company, cap­ ital 10,000, Jacksonville. The United Holding Company, Inc-, capital. $10,00(1, Orlando. Insurance Underwriters,. Inc., cap­ ital $23,000, Miami. Southern Heating’ Company, Inc., capital $15^100,,Jacksonville. Warner Tninsport and Trading Company, capital $20,000, t Miami Beach. The Bridgehitid Company, capital $100,000, Tpmpn. II. M. Hall Devclophieiit Co., Inc., capital $50,000, St. Petersburg. There cmtld he no hotter index to char­ acter than a savings pass-book. , This will serve you well at till times and under all circumstances. THE PEOPLES R A N K of Sanford Is ready and anxious to help you to liefp yourself. An interest-hearing; account is Votir. host recommendation. Lake Magdalene Company, capital $20,(100, Tampa. •, Mason ^ Hotel Company, St. Petersburg. Sanford, Florida capital Oliver Garrett and Cmupai.y, cap­ ital, Bojldll, I’ulalkn, Seminole Kern CoinpaHiy, < ipitnl t.M'i.ollO. Altamonte Springs. I'n-diner Tie Company, lac . cupdal ?1a.mm. Graceville. I he S<npll|Mirt Pine I'lS-ddit" C >nip:m\ . * Apitiil SID,OHO, Sniilhp-i i. B a rre l) G rrtvi <. p e., cap i lil r 'i’ll,. Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. iirric/I— Not a Life Lust ('Turn Jucksunville :m,mi up Winter Park. I bat aiil the ideal ".Many of tin* dlu-ti.oii- nn-tj y., alsv that W’mter Park I'eil-dt- hoiil.l |j;-.t«n> at on* tina* in tin- rally pit own thru pap1 1 But wryhiive j i-t j...I o f theii 11ves were house lo-lniuse I I AI NEK FOR VICE PRESIDENT glim-- and the world t- growing new a- mm It Hilett t m W int/t I atl. .i l,.„,k salt nu ll, it wit:, levealtti at ini.ijng <,{ ,-l seript|on Itook.ptibli 1. Nothwilhfttandiug the former *‘ote tel ili'. pite the fact that Hie calamity evei ami W intt i lark and i!"l|it ^feesijiaii's denial of any desire foi howl, i an- attempting to t-H u- tin ( tjb-ge eati gel anything they want i the Herald nflite tiny tune. J *./■,, . it i , . , , , further political honors, it is evident winM I-, going to the bow-wow*, lilt H 1 I 't r u ig i a v iiin g tiu i took o u ters fo r that hd would not it I use tiie presi­ world i- getting Lm Uij aPliotigb we . .... . hook*- and dt l.vend them iiim-elf on S A*N F O R D ( AN (.F I \ M ID , *i* tiidihj? ...........to a jiajifp it dential Iiominat ion if tin members of are living faster eveiy day and we mil m b iiK, the iteUiucratfe pajty uffeied it to should lake courage in the fait tlint by I: -S. itl.-Ui h ot l llieago. t;eliei;d him.— ijps Angeles (Call Kvpics^ Washington It i ing s -Life iu ilie fait- of many difficulties the . Now that it seems possible Die shipped * nj <lf , (1|uiti, lhl. ,l y I;,|( j l w |,i|e church of God is'marching onward '» « ■ » "»> . ...... .. ..rout of Si,nfor.l may be me m l again 1)u(|j(., w , I. ter derived Dartmouth times a ami forward and wc have nothing to ami while the people are thinking iff , „||ege tuition fees fiom the sale of fear for Inc future. Those who* nttendi d the afternoon not only redming the rate but even Weems' "I if*i of Wo Inngton." and and evening concerts Saturday and 'd keeping tin- late while it is the | ,,ueutl. •- "D-tlio. racy l.n Am .pie* tint, of mole boats on" the St. jen." • ' * enjoyed 'he Di (iiorgn- family and afterward heard that womlerfulj philosojihcr, Granydb- Jones aic en­ Whether it may be an c thusiastic over the Chautauqua that eejit subscription* for romSanford will have for the next five lion of magazines, or thc days. Wi have one iff tin- fine t pro- ■j lioice,lace," householders liould by grama* that Ini* ever been arranged, all’ means reject all thtvam *. Tbeie and’tonight dm of tint bt't plays that have hertl -rvctul gangs » •Sanfoid people will ever have lilt making the rounds of Pain pleasure of .seeing. Attend every tin ic. i nt past, ami there are afternoon ami evening and if you K-ports when- tin- buyers have been have not purebusJd yout yej,?:tgi ticket satlly taken-m. W omen agent*, es­ get one today. The play. ‘Turn to pecially, tilt the cleVen-st faktrr ut , warrant a follow up by tin- r lorida m v the Right" tonighbi* worth the price the work. Traffic Leuguu: him " of the whole season tiiket. "Senator ru n a w a y introduced a ,j|„| One of tin* plans of Work is to show 1.01 It l-l'.AT H O U SE N U M B E R S and tile woman o f ’ t1fe~ hou *r some an m- litrti, a few days before CongM—s m i-- Mtjp Name (‘kites at Sanford Sign Shop. BIG MEN IIOOSTINC; pie* of elegant luce, really gootU of journed, which provides tiial any city, live * 1-file a " extia value. The agent will sjio\v*the state or political subdivision of First Roger Dubsun, tiien Henry rtutf, and will ask for an offer. The stiite can establish steamship lines of way Fprd, anti now Judge Kennesaw woman of the house, knowing the theii own and have the ships the gov- ( ing, great boost. He says the only way lace cannot be duplicated for* less eminent owns as a gift. If this bill doa to keep people out of Florida in the than eight or ten dollurs a yard, will passes the next congress all any city bool near future will be to station mined mn.ke aii offer of, possibly three dol- or state desiring to engage in the obti bits. (If oouirc theru is no suit*.. At sientmdip business need do is to ask he I a later hour in the clay, ut a time the government for the ships and any, stre WHEN U 0 BELL ", when darkness i» co tiling on ami when such municipalities or stales will by YOUR REAL LIST IT lights are really needed, the peddler made a present of what ships they selli ESTATE WITH US Jculls, ami gives some sort of excuse need to establish u line, on curtain ! agei Pleasure is taken in announcing that that because of trouble with'the uu-‘ rmidilintis. This is certainly an op- Icar the first of the two new steamships We hajre gevetal- unusuttl bargains in real estate to offer at thin time. I f you are looking for u real inves intent, see us. AMtSKANTOIACCOCa I l l y T h e A **o rliH e d l’ re**> IN D IA N A P O L IS , InihrWnreh 31 Fifty-five y f 'the sixty-two residents Gary and Lake county, Indiana, tr on the charge of conspiracy to viol; •the Volstead law, were found gui and charter ships to the applicant ^ U* ? i|my,n« / ,; r th* felt that the Sanford interests could city or state, for a period of five ther fellow’s advertising, hut is not ^ ^ h.,p tf> thl. ^ pcr without years, free of cost. A fte r the steam­ i in ltd >y it. 0, within and ,in this wny they were ship line has been operated for five ..Many non-advertisers ha.ve often -|iy j|r. Holly and his partners the government transfers title years rendered who paid the large ndycrwhf) a|„0- f ,.u , hat itwould he a fine the ships to the city or state opera { Ising hills of their competitors, not thjng f()r Tht. ||era|,]„ f Winterin Park ing as .the line, hut n gunrunty is to he inliaing that they themselves were (jj ^ 8o]t.|y winter Park owned aying most dearly, fo r-it. ^ The v;n„ f ()rfj Herald was wholly own- giyen the government that the line Why not stop paying the advertis- ed by Hanford citizens. ' Therefore will he continued for three years long­ er. It is thought that cities like Se­ attle, Tacoma, Portland, Han Francis­ co, Lqs Angeles, Han Diego, Galves­ ton, Houston, Port Arthur, New (tr­ ie amt, Mobile, Pensacola, Tampa,MarkM-nuille, Savannah, Charleston, W il­ mington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Phila­ delphia, Newark. Jersey Gity, Hobok­ en, perhaps New York, New Haven, ■providence, Fall River, New Bedford, Boston, Portland ami jstitne of the states in which these cities ate Idealtil would be interested. In view of the Great Lnkes-St. Lawrence (Yinnl, thought best to iall upon their fund mid liie wonderful cities on tin- Great M AKING GAINS of newspaper experience to help our Lakes, it is thought some of ■ them publication over Some of the pit falls might take advantage of this, in ease Several articles, in the newspaper* so commonly encountered by most idl tin- hill becomes a law at tin- next scslately state that the churches in projects of like niituie j,n their ’jti- ■lioit. .Thu number of the bill is S. America an- making gains. This is I ■flint" stagi-s. We lose . our guild not especially startling to the people friends only in the sense that they living in Hu- hjnulli r cities hut living will no longer brighten our. official YOI N(i MEN WHO WORK III FI I true it is a matter f<tr congratulation. meeting with their pH--etna- which WAY • Anyone studying the situation f<a the has, in the past, been so greatly eti* past ten years would know that tho* i‘..e. -I t w iiip. ■■ “i.t tin- helm" locally churches tiif gaining in membership We join in wMiTTTfSytiu-i.i tin- same arid the fai l is apparent to anyone J degree of success lirf^vis tliell hope attending the Sunday schools. It is foi the future of The sVinter Park the Sunday schools and tin- men'll Herald. Winter I’atk lliyald. elnlis tif Hu- vaiious churi lies who are' And the same to you /<hl fi lends, lespotisible for tin- many new nteinand many umie of tiuin. Ibir itwe tbet fn tin-’ eh ii rr box. 1'be Sumlav meiil at Winter Part, yie d«d us some very line ftn-id \sln-m w siial! hnn-n and re.-pi-c.t as long as wl- li\e. ,.\ud it was only bemuse the Vmsiness at lin.i in ..ei . -teemed * ontr-nqioiurv. Sanfoid was taking all mlr turn1 ami Hie St. Augustine Bei.otd, the follow attention that we though! of giving ing: thorittes or the necessity o f getting a—Bub*—money for ^ Rome purpose, shows what is supposed to be the identical luce previously ex|iil>itgd uuc offers to sell for the price offer­ ed earlier in the day. In thd semidarkness there is only u brief exam­ ination, the needed number of yards are bought and paid for— and the in­ cident is closed, . . The next morning un examination is made of the purchase o f the pre-vious; evening, and it is leutned ihut the lace bought could have Keen se­ cured ut about ten cents the yard— or somewhere* jdout that price at n cigarettes “ALLEG H A N Y ” — C. M. II \ILF, (Jen. Agt Lit ksunv lile. vl'elephone fi3S fttP A IK IR If You’re Tired of Paying hot tot’ lit us Ry knoping and " B E R K S H IR E " • of the Merchants & Miners Transportation Co. will Rttir from JACKSONVILLE %iu SAVAN ­ NAH FOR RALTIMOKE G:0» I*.. SI. ABRIL I1TH -ANl) 21KT Reservation* for stateroom accommo­ dation and automobile, including elos- (-M cars, w-curyd from C. M. Hade,. General Agent, Jacksonville, Florida. . Repair Department �ra ’ .t ' . ' > ’ -i . * ■' • ' ADS to ■a Pn Ra FOR RENT— Email cottngn J. Map™n*_ ________________ , • * 3l3-4tp to FOR ItE-NT— Email brown cottage, second J^tuse above track on Mag­ to CH AS. L. nolia Avenue In 1760 block, cheap. Jr. Call' this evening or.before 9 a. in. Tur-day. , / __ • 1 l-dh-lt lb FOR R E N T— Furni-hcd rooms, all [ ? ft V r L i f t i x n H p n W i l l conveniences, Sl:i Magnolia Avenue. U 0 ^ L D l l i e n C i e n W i l l to Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for less than 23c. And positively no Classified .Ads chnrged to anynpe. Cash to Fa must accompany all orders. 't o Count the words and remit fa acordingly,* to • 3-3tp W ANTED * T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y, A P R lt 2, 1923 FOR R E N T CLASSIFIED •• ' ' ? *v described property situated in Semi­ nolo County, Florida, to-wit: Lota 4 nole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. and 5 o f Block 8, Russell's plat of 10.05 chs. S. and 3.92 chs. E. of NW. Fort Reed. The said lnrld being as­ rok o f NE 1-4 of SW 1-4, See. 6, Twp. sessed -at the date o f the issuance of 20 S. R. 31, run S 2 1-2 chs, E 6 chs. such certificate in the nftmo o f A. B. ; N 2 1-2 ch?., W 0 chs., containing 1 Russell. • . ncre >I-L. The said land being assess­ Unless said certificates shall be iced nt the date of the issuance of such dee’med according to law tax decil will certificate in the name of R. .T. Dole* issue thereon op the 3rd day o f April, gall. A. D. 1023. * t ,,. . Also Tax Certificate No. 2243,] Witness my official signature and dated the 2nd day Of June, 1896, ha,n' seal this the 2Gth day o f ’February, A. filer! snitl certificate in my office nnd! D 1023. has made application for tax deed to: (H E A L) E. A. DOU/tLASS, issue in accordance with law. Saill cer-j Clerk Circuit Court, tificate embraces the following de-: Seminole County, Fla scribed property situated in Seminole1 BR ITT, Editor Represent the Sanford Country Club in Jax M ONEY Cut out .this slip, enclose with' 5c and mail it to Foley it Co., 2835 Shef­ field, III., writing your name and adfidd, III., writing your name nnti adtum a trial package containing •Fol­ ey’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley .Kid­ ney Fills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for ’ constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish W ANE D — A ebnru-e to. build your The Sanford Country (Hub, one of to new home bcfdre. lumber gets any the newest members o f the Florida higher. Flans and estimates furnish­ Golf Association, will send Roy t'hritCounty, Florida: E. 9 1-2 chs. of NEJ2-26-Ctp By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.[bowels. Sold everywhere— Adv. ed.—Sanford -Novelty-Works. 183-tfc tenden to Jacksonville to uphold San­ Monday and Tuesday—“ Heroes of 1-4 of S W -M , See. 0, Twp. 20, S. R .j----- >----- ■, ----- ■ ■ l>--" .. ■— :■■■ t ; • ■ ■: ■A ANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern ford’s honors. “ Chief” should pro­ the Street." 31 E. (Less lots A. B, C. nnd D. less ■ , seed, for good clean stock will pay duce results. , ' Q iram-a ana irrigation plugs at t t « a good price. Address W. F. Newell. Wesley Freckles Burry in the lead- beg. N. E. gor. run S 3.78 chs., W 5.69 ■ Roy balance of the Coun--. is like the ----------------------------chs., N. 3.78 chs., E 3.59 chk).# The ■ I Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfr Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, try Club players of: Sanford, his be- 1 fo liV said lanij being assessQd n( Uu> di\tvj5f45 [FO R S-\LEb-UQ8HSt.Mid„UnyB, jiaints ml innsmurjf n«1 ls n wo'mlorttfl picTurc tKalTu,,, issuance o f such^certificate In lb e a and varnishes at Sanford Novelty W ANTED— Twelve Itov* between the the club Inst yenr, and inasmuch ns shows the marking of on important namo nf Unknown ' Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc| ^ uf >nd 15 scI|-,hr „ ni|v it usually takes seven years to .make milestone in Freckle’s career Also: Tax Lertiflcate-No. 215, dat- ■ F F O R SALE— Rhode Island eggs for Herald on the street and also id be a real golfer, Roy .Will not. be ex­ • . 4* ■ » cd the 2nd day of June, A. 1). 1919, ■ pected to go there to win the cham­ f.'J setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. substitutes for carrier boy routes. others are bad, but the good h a b i t ,sa'^ certificate in my office 5 f ^Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue,. San­ See Lewis Shipp at the Herald office pionship honors, but from the rapid pathos, adventure and sparkling com■ strides he has fn-on making at this edy skillfully interwoven in a de- nml has mnile "PPHcation for tax deed ■ in life is the “Saving Habit” be­ 306-tfd R3,tfp between 3:30 and 3:30 p. m. ford. game o f golf, it looks ns if the lightful screen entertainment. 1 to issue.in accordance with law. Said ■ R S A L E — New 1923 Hudson ST- W ANTED 400 MEN. between April “ Chief” will at least be' high up cause it makes you I N D E P E N D ­ ____ certificate embraces the following dcdan, fully c lip p e d . three monthsj 10th and 15th to pick tomatoes; enough to get his name in the papers. E N T of others instead o f D E ­ «» St’mino1': S The ndvniice tmtiees st-.te that ■ny ribc'i Id, run 3,000 miles, without a scratch highest wages paid nnd comfortable Mr, Chrittcndcn leaves this after­ Co ty, Florida, to-wit: N. 1-2 o f * there will be some added attiactions PENDENT. \ , fo r $2,000, being $800 less than cost. iiunrtem. Write if you can conic and noon in onler to be there in time to N f SE 1-4, Sl’c. 8, Twp. 20. ' ■ Leaving the state. S. IS. Hill, Semi­ bring nic-n.— S. E. Rice, Vero, Florfda. get warmed up before the .opening of —some extras. That means a good Range ’ !: J E. Containing 20 acres {[ Sanford, Florida. 311-Gtc * Start the saving: habit today'to McJi-22-to-Apr. -15 the contest which starts Wednesday bill, don’ t fail to see it. #nole Hotel, , M L, The said land iicing assessed at J FOR S A LE — Nice cottage nnd corner WAN’TK D TO TR A D E — Farm of 40 afternoon. Wo are betting on you the date of the issuance yf such eerti* ■ your decided advantage. Seeing this line picture t»t,i«ht. ,/icnte. }n thc namc of j „ Hryc0< lot at Magnoliu and Eleventh St. acres at Geneva for used cur with .“ Chief.” without cost to himself) w>U be Mr. A|w’;. TflX rirU ficatl, No. 74:> dat- f f i Sanford, Florida. Convenient to starter* Ford preferred.— F. B. BradInterest at Our Savings D e­ Charles Chambers and family. Mr. ^ thp 2nd dny .o£ j um,t A . UMa. ■ ' churches, nnd schools. Easy terms.— ky.’ lbix (13, Geneva, l-'la. 2-0tp Lake Monroe Ball Club Chambers has a box seat waiting ^as fi|D,| sa|,i certificate in.my office ■ E. B. Gifford, General Delivery, San­ (. hiengo, III. partment wilHielp you. • 2 ltp him— come use it. Rounding Into Shape ford, Fla. 313-4tp and has made application for tax deed ■ _____ W ANTED- May 1st, experienced to issue in accordance with law. Said J HOUSES h or Sale or Lent. Fnccs book-keeper and stenographer. Must Wednesday and Thursday ‘Omar certificate embraces the following dc-jH The Lake Motyfop ball club.- known reasonable. Chas. B. Brown, l-ake jJt ncatj f nst nnd accurate with, figto those on the.i(e«ide ns “The ‘Pentin- tht- Tent Maker" nnd "Reg o’ My scribed proiwity, situated in Seminole Mnry. 1-dtp ures. I’ refijr one experienced vin rcCounty, Florida, to-wit: Lots'3 and«i fast rounding Heart" Friday arid‘Saturday. FOR S A L E — T en ’ room, two-story tail lumber business, but is not essen-. ,olg Athlelie. V',*' '*'• CluivNiire ' I, Block 4, Russell’s- Plat of Fort n<fl^b^>nire the real openhouse, on lot fucing west 145 i>y 130 tial, Applicants answer in own hand-- .n ' i-rpe ani ’ You will note/ that on account of the Reed, -The said land being assessed ^ •*t?balI -season they will fe e t Best purchase in Sanford for writing, stating salary <;ypcvted.—The -n’ , ; ' lhC ,!l increasing patronage of the Princess nt thc date of the issuance of such. ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER money. * See Ellison George, l “ r’ 'V* H. Co., eare Herald. .’ . 2-tfc be- in shape to do battle with , . theatre, in ofder that ull will get certificate in the name of A. If. Kus- H . vi — ;-------------<4— ,— . amateur tram of the State. ner 4th and Cypress Avc.’ l-6tc 7^1A N TE D — 4 room cottage, fmalerh , , * \ , ■ * ■ a chance to two all the pictures, Os- sc „ .,7 iJike Monroe is fortunate 11 in having FOR S A LE — Strawberries. Orders 5 F. P. FORSTER; President , , • B. F. WHITNER, Cashier conveniences. I’hone 2oO. 3-3tc < Also:* -Tax Certificate No. 717, dntsofne ie-al maTi-riat.right at home and - borne is trying the ktOnt N* running taken one day, berries delivered fol­ W ANTED Rooms ta tia small house, wherever ...... jble they will u.-e homo all his pictures tw i» nights this week. ed the 2nd- Tiay of June, A. D. 1913, ma ai m e s lowing day, 12*ie per iiuart. I’hone Phone 110. unfurnished* by l has filed said certificate In my o ffic e 1-----■ ■ boys, and -*^V "hen they are up This Uiri’fr- you a chance to see (hem 3303 or.L, II. Jones, P. O. Box 343. :i-:;tp and has made application for tax deed against somethir.g real big will they all. ^ 2-r.tc to issue in accordance with law. Said , m m lL,M 1 ------------------— eon.' i'b r out of town material,, They F 0 k—S A L E — Ilea 11J11ul budding lol^ v LOST certificate einhrkce* the following-de­ At the, Easter dance tonight at the will u-e Sanford 'boys ^ mi time to good location, $100 cash, bidatu It A 1ine soi r»T male, «uii scribed property situated in Semi­ lime, but I.ukt- M01 ioe in*-pie feel Parish House you need not wear your smaU monthly payments.— E. F, Lane. •orrel horse. Finder please phone nole County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 4' dress’ suit. It is an informal affair. that they are u.-iiig home, buys right Phone 95. 3-5tp 253-IL—J. C. Stapler. . 2 *2tp on as th y h:iv, tlint fueling that Those who do not'wish to dance can ""<} r>. t,f Ulm-k 6. Russell’s Plat of FOR S A LK — Lot close in on First St, Sanford arid l.akv Monroe' are as pay u dollar and get your lunch nml Fprtjleed. The said land being ns* 200 Park. Avc. 3-titp. The Daily Herald,- 13c 'per week. sessed at the date of the issuance of i1ijliy*the dance and vuudeviile. 3-tic but one. such certificate in the name- of A. it. __________ ’ <; , There i- :i in- eCmg , \V y Monday Russell. t o t o , night of tl.i- athb't , lid) .im| the FO R S A L E Also: -Tax Certificate No. 7IH, dirt-r­ SlUlfold re—gb-, all that Ke interest* FOR S A L E —Two h ou sedS an ford ed the 2nd ilay of June, A. D: 1913, to oil mi lot V Heights, Hunter; Route A. Box !•'.«». ,ul|| fd ,.d M|id tlf|t-„te in my, office to invited 1 •l-Tllp j,„s 1,tadc application "for tax deed to suggest to issue in accordance with law. Said to Well-lltni il M IS C E L L A N E O U S if you have your vulcanizing done at Kent's. For you will certificate embraces the following de­ to to BOARD—With luight .jittraclivc Thi 1 • scribed property situated in Seminole be so well pleased wilh your purchases lhat only satisfaction to to to rooms in grivate home. New lumse -il- n‘ to County, Fluridif, fo-wit: Lots l and v , to will lie your lot. THE SMILE TH A T W O N T COME OFF is to between 7lh anto.Stli street, Lmirel 5, Block 7,^lti|ssell’a Plat of Fort Rccd. "You can find the name of to to Cards of Sanford's Reput- to n characteristic of our customers. There is at reason, o f Avenue.— Mrs. E. V.' Booth. 3-2tp Thi- said land being assessed nt the gaio to able Professional Men, each to every live IJuslhesa Man course. Cpme. learn it ! ' * of : . i ■ • Notice of Application for Tax Deed dale of tile issuance of such certifi­ to of Mhun, in his chueen pro­ in Sanford in this Column ft * X * I,I cate in the name of A. II. Russell. dial I rg' ,u' UndeF Section 575 of the General to fraslon the llrruld recumeach day. , Also; Tax Certificate No. 7l9.datS i-lie i ' i Statute* of the Stale of Florida to 'me^sda to the people. • * t i*i. .1 >j I full for id the 2nd day of June, A. I*. 11*13. r }.v * • » * ,l!i 1 4 to to ta to to to ic a to Notice is hereby given that 1.. Ken- lias filed said certificate in my office t1 ; 4 1 »* ' ■ * > to to to to to to to to to •cdy purchaser of Tax Certificate No. and ha* made application for tax deed Oak' Avenue and Third Street « 1*;»1•• M •* .«v . • 1 , .! till Souford o ,t ii will play !13, dated the Till day of June, A*. H. to issue in acrordanee with law. Said Quick Service Transfer Hiuh » Ua*4 * George A. DeCottes ■T. t Li . 1* - t o gitme in ri.iJU, has filed said certificate in m> certificate embraces the following dethi. Sloriige E*3cilities -SANFORl). FLORIDA PHONE r \\ at. (t for the 1office, and has made application f " r . Sl.ril«,-d property situated in SemiA iy o r n e v - a t - Ijiw S SV1” 1 If we plesse you, tell others; jf not, Tax Deed lo issue ip aeconlailCQ withJ ___________ ’ .. a ,t it u >1 it for llu> ;ifiI oui • t-T: tell 'us. Phone 498 law. Said certificate embrace*' 1the Over Seminole County Bank following describeil piopcity 8Uuuted IAN FOLD FLORIDA Seminole CoUnt’y, Florida, fiu-wit: SANFORD NO VELTY E X H IB IT IO N G A M E S m l.ots 332 and 333 Van Arsdale OsWORKS borne Brokerage Co.’s Add. to Black TAAIP \ l- lfu. F R E D IL W IL S O N Hammock. The said land being as­ phin IN 1*3-11 i; V. C. COLLER, Pro|t sessed at the date of the issuance of • A T T O R N E Y * A T - L A W '* ___________ . |7 “ ' ... ' General Shop and Mill biu-h certificate' in the name of N. L. ' First National Rank Building , I.AKELdtN’ D. March 31.—Cleveland Sevenson. v W o rk \ SANFORD FLORIDA t \ 1 I.T ", P -U"i f N 1 «f-12 a. Also: Tax Certificate No. 314, ddlCXINTRACTOR and BUILDER cd the Ttti day of June, P.*2I), has Died ’ * NKU l lit!.FAN S. Maid. 31.— 6(7 Commerrial Street—Sanford. Flo. raid certificate-in my office mwKlias . r Procirtyu IN ' II -12 2; New Y. irk (A t madii application for 'lax Deed to is­ -_ i 5-8-1A sue in accordance wil^lav*. Said cerC H E L L E M A IN E S B. ^ H E R N D O N DAYTONA. . .Mareli 31. Daytona lifictile embraces the following de­ < i. a w a r e i i ([■, s. I * 1 7 H» l: St, Augustine 2-5*0. scribed land situated 111 Seminole For your lloracH, r < l»i and Chirkcn*, if that i* »h at ytu really m atCf DALLAS, ic y .. March’ 31.—Chica­ County, Florida, to-wit: W’ H Lot 342 INSURANCE AGENCY mute to »«-e us. Yttjp v*«II lx- plea.ed wilh the (jualitypf our feett *;— Court lloitbc go (A ) 12 1; New York' l N l 9-10-0. and all Lot 313 Van Arsdale Osborne FIR E --------AUTO-------- BONDS well a* our prices and remember — Brokerage Co.’s Add. to Black Humh* ____ Osm lred fHaaves I*e»!gned MONTGOMERY, Ala., March 31.— iinock. . CiniihiiMti 1N 1 7 11-2;- Pliiladclphiu •YOl'It MONEY HACK IF YOU AR E NOT SA tO TE D " S. O. Shinholser The said land being assessed at the Flames can leap » .surpris­ Henry McLaulin, Jr., (.Vl .VO.5. date of thu issuance of such certifiing tli.stance. Sparks, em­ O pt.D . _ ; Contractor and llflilder bers and burning brands FT. WORTH. l <v „ March 31.—S t.'' in the name o f N. L. Sevenaon. Opllitjn-Opiometrist spread destruction,' You I.ouis ( A.)',‘ 5; Fort Worth, (T e x .)'3. I Unlftto faid certificate rimll be re*t* FLORIDA .JJ |raHt First Street flsnford. FIs. deemed according to law Tux Deed BANFORI) may have to slum* your will issue thereon on tlvr let dny of neighbor’s misfortune and -r r 9 T IIK CASH FEED STORK •! i May. A. D. 1923. watch your house 4ft* up in W ITNESS my offieial signature flames, too. Fire cannot A . P. Connelly & Sons ELTO N J- M O U G H T O N and nvul this the 2*>lh dny of March, a 1 w a y s be prevented K alaliltahrd 1IM*S _ A R C H IT E C T • ^ A. D. 1923. hut a properly drawn in­ ll- E - A - l . E -H - T - A - T - n '0 --------- , Myrtle Avenue 11nd Fourth Street--------------------^otd, ftorida (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, surance policy will always laTealnrula P iT B I , Room 7, Miller Bldg. Got A n Abstract Before Clerk Circuit Court, guard you against financial laavraarr t 'a - Im r r o r r d laa< 4ANFORD *: *s* FLORIDA Seminole County, Flu. loss. ta rrlr lloud. Buying Property f l l r I.ola 3-2d-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. I.uaaa Let this agency tell you lloaaes Some Habits are Good 4% I First National Bank j BUSINESS. DIRECTORY You Cannot Be Cross PURELY PROFESSIONAL K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y T h e Belst S Fire may start next door and end in. your house. m Sanford Feed & Suppy G. J SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. llaatnraa P r o p r r t r llaalaraa t'bau rra M R I I C ll ■ A N K O ItU 1‘ kuar «H H K A I-T V E. A. D O U G LA S S . Pres. Real Estate r -----------* CO M PA.NT IN V E N T M U S T IS M CO M I’ ANV Cut Flower*--------- — Floral Design* Annual and Ornamental Plant* 814 ^fyrtle Are.-----------Phone 260-W S A N F O R D M A C H IN E COM PANY * General Machine and Boiler Works« * •« ■ • <CyUnder Grinding Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding Phone 62 ■ Sanford, Florida ' FIRE, f.ll’ E, Al.’TO INSURANCE lla « a u lla A i r . S T E W A R T The Florist Feed, Grain, Hay and Fer lizeis \V. IJ. T H IG P E N Main riffle* Rett. 203- -I’ hoaeo- B A B Y CH IC K FOOD With Butter M ilk — -OfTire 271 DR. J. T. D E N T O N * Raises Baby Chickens PHYSICi.VN-SLTMiEDN » ** ItontUM, 200-207*298 Md*ch Building . t Baby Chick Feed Everyi*ody •invited to the Luster Ball, April 2nd, Pariah Hoiuk!. 3t«.trc Bush net I's famiiux. urchwilr-a ^ *'.111 furnish the music for. the lUMcr Dance at thc Parish Houw « » ' Mun' day nigftt. * JL14tr The Herald delivered sis time* n week for 10c. ' .. ** » I Baby Growing: Mash Laying: Mash L P. McCulIer Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 uf the General Statute* of the State of Florida Notice is hereby given that D. Pitt,; purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 1214, dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1912,1 hoi filed xnjd certificate* in my office anti has mndu application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces thc follow­ ing described property N ^ p a tcd in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 8, Block 3, Rusaell'a Plat Fort Reed. The said land being assessed ai the date o f tiie issuance o f such certifi­ cate in the name of A. 11. Russell. Also: Tax Certificate No. 347, dated the 0th day uf July, A. D. 1915, has filed auili certificate in my office and has made application for Tax Deed lo| issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces thc following J some important facts about fire insurance and the ex­ cellence of the protection offered in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Baby Chicks and Hatchinl Eggs SANFORl), FLORIDA Phone 39U Real Estate Investments -----1 N B U H A N C E-----FIRE,’ AUTO, CROP, FREEZE. LIABILITY. LIFE, BONDS 2000 Men, Women and Children TO HELP HARVEST TOMATOES A T MOOB* HAVEN, FLORIDA PACKINGHOUSE OPENS A P R IL 10711 When you arrive at Moore Haven upply to Muyor Daniel* ,'Jva � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 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/4780ca3a152420463caac938e1123123.pdf 96f409d3ceb85606fa083851948329fd PDF Text Text t ••••* PERCY BAYLESS ipfiTSENTENCE 1IMPOSED PAID PENALTY OF CATHOLIC- CHURCH ~ DEATH TODAY I RUSSIA COMMUTED TODAY ' l <*- FAST TRAIN IS WRECKED OF VICAR ON BIG FOUR ICEIVED 10 Y EA R S OF IM­ PRISONMENT UNDER fiTrRICT ISOLATION AFTER SEVERAL ATTEMPTS TO! » r . T . . ,, rri o •i xxr U¥T * SAVE m s L IFE n e g r o w a s - i A fter Joining the Klan Said it JVas “Un-AmeriiicN G t h i s m o r n in g i .can” and He Quit Percy Bayliss paid the penalty for _• . .... . .. f l l y 'I h r AMNiirlnfril I ' r m 4 ) his crime of killing Deputy SherifT j INClIANATOLIS, March R0.-—Lawrence Lyons, chairman pf Cleveland Jacobs, today. Several weeks! the Indiana State Committee, admitted today that he had resigned ago Ilfo date was set for the Hhnging,' t ‘’om the Ku KJux after having joined the organization about six hut at the requests of sever nl a tto r-! Weeks a g o / Lyons said he had given the statement to the Ameri­ can Unity League a t Chicago in which he characterized the Klan PREMIER LEMNE r IS DYING TODAY SAYS DISPATCHES!WRECK TENEMU THAT DESTROYED TW< TORIES Ifc EA ST TWE1 SIXTH ST R EE T nays from another county who had as “ un-American”. ^Lyns was in Brook, 'Inti., today. His admission Hi tchkavitch Tor Giemcncy Was BOSTON TO" CINCINNATI TRAIN been engaged on the case, Governor of Klan membership was made during tin interview by telephone. HEAD OF RUSSIAN SOVIET E'x* |And Business House Adj ■Denied Rut Sovftt Afraid and Explosion Blew HITS AUTOMOBILE AND Hardee gave the negro a reprieve of Lyons explained Jthat after joining the Klan he hud discovered it PECTED TO PASS OUT . to Kill Him I/own on Firemen JU.M1 Mt*S TRACK * SOON • * tWo weeks to give thu pardoning hoard was not an organization in which he cured to be identified and he IH » T li* A a a n rla fr4 I 'r r a a ) ! a chance to review the ease with the submitted his resignation^! week ago. ( n y T h e A a n o c l n t r il I’ r r a a ) t n y T l i o A a n o cln tr d I ' r r a a ) o s c p w , March 30.—Tho doath NE WVORK, March 30.‘—One ! attorneys which was done, the board COLUMBUS, O., March 30.-rPfveunco recently imposed on ArchJ man was killed npd fifteen oUiW tefusing to grant the reprieve nnd stay Mshop Zopliak* head of the Homan are known to huve been killed and 1 j .fared, several seriously, toddy, the execution.. The night before the '.’atnolle 1church in Husain, was com­ many injured, some seriously, when a ! fighting a blaze that destroyed day agt at that time Sheriff Hand muted today to tt*n years imprison­ fast Big Four Pullman train enrouto factories in East 2Gth street thc negro to Tampa for safe fro niBoston to Cincinnati atru ment under strict isolation. The npso wrecked two Yloora of an nc tog and he has been in the Tam­ real of Vicar General Uutchkuvitcb automobile, at a grade cross! in^ tenement and business house pa jail until last Sunday night when noith Cnty limits this morning.**THe lir clemency was denied. explosion of escaping gas tyeW a ,t Johnny J . Jones had^Justificd his 111Ic* m l coat, was 'going' around the ho was brought here nnd has been in The central executive committee engine left the tracks and turned oil­ tering brick wall into tjpit-ktfeet at the county jail up to the time of the existence this yea* if he neve^ did So merry-go-round lal by herself nnd her vhich met to consider^the requests for er in the ditch, four Pullmans piling hurled a score .of firemdit. hanging this morning. , before, in the children’s playground he expression was beatific. The grownmitigation of sentcnics said in their on top of it. All the cars of the train Julius Spaniar was billed and six There were only n few invited by he hns created on.his “Joy Plaza,” Ed. ups could not get on if they wished, di dslon that bofh prelntes deserved except the diner loft the track. The others badly burned nnd hurt by f a ll- ,. Sheriff Hand to witness the hanging R. Salter, the Jones’ Hired Boy say^ lthc seats are not nearly large enough, truin was more than an hour late and ti i’ penalty imposed by the Moscow ing bricks,.Other firemen wore burned o irt, but that commutation was or-' wa srunning at a speed estimuted he-, this, morning, hut all the adjoining A man and his wife brought two little'T he ferris wheel is only about sevt'n while rescuing occupants of the. build­ fcncc3 and houses had their quota of : kiddies up to the ticket box the first jfeet high, with_ tiny.neats mid all conttween sixty-live nnd seventy miles an d ed in the case of the Archbishop ing. The blaze started in a four story' hour. ucoplo anxious to witiie-s the hanging.! afternoon ninrt said, “Here is $2 ; letjplotf. The roulette* wheel is a regular' hfauso ,n editnin element of the Cnbrick factory’ occupied by d laundry, ; ta ille citizen.- in Russia might.cxploit . It . .is one of the heaviest and finest In the jail yard the city police force; the kids ride till that is Used up, and : little game. They fall off on to heavy and several paper- box concerns and padded sides and scramble t'l sentence as being directed against i trn",’R , Iu*, dtL‘(I by the Big l our. 1 he all the sheriff’s force and other offi- if there is any. more • • to pny, ^ I \yill give . ' "** on again, spread toa five story building. Twelve/ dead thus far include two trainment, eors were present. Among those fipiu. it-to-uuu-wlien I como^hack.” -Then) hut the game is that they can’t stify 11 pribets and their Religion families in adjoining tenements fled* fs and-tiirae-iiivmlfrnt-of-thprantcnnntilF nut of the city were Sheriff Karcll, went off ill peace to see the rest of ion, the. wheel always-throws them off to the streets in their night clothei. of Orlando accompanied by Deputies party. Roscuo workers.said that oth­ the festivals. It.was worth money to 'n s it revolves. er -dead may he found in the wreck­ Peel and'Cn Authors, Sheriff- CqsBkiy |r.ee thu expression on those children's. With the new fronts aud the electric age. Every available ambulance and of Lake o«-they*\t-pnt:-nn the little ntor- ‘'patterns over all, the Joy Plaza is N IC O L A I L E N IN Ttoclor wus rushed- to the scene of the Lucie county nnd (,-hief of police l^vpr- ry-go-rnund and the tiny swing, anil like a veritable little Cothcy Island M ly T h e A a a p rfn trd I'rc a a ) wreck and noon the injured were being atrcct of Winter Park. they never did get, on the ferris wheel ’There uro more attractions than Inst • LONDON, March 80.—^Premier 1a>day. March 20th: receive dnt hospitals’. Promptly at ten minutes after ten llo r when they fried the roulette wheel year, nnd while some of the old favor­ nlne is dying, says a dispatch to tho iriiia—Sanford Sectioh ................ 84 Hnyliss was led out of the jail uc they simply would not get off. ites remain—the midgets are here Exchange ‘Telegraph company from rida— Tampa section ..... 2 cotnpnnfcd by deputy sheriff Vickers Those four rides have been built by I.again, and some of the others—there Stockholm, quoting Ilelsingfocd’s cor­ CINCINNATI, March * 10.—A re­ ,rida—by boat, 49 grated. 'm * port received at the Big Four rnilrond and Williams and was taken to- tho Mr. Jones especially for the children ' are •a lot of new ones. There are respondent as telegraphing that* the II Ua*Munatcc section .......10 headquarters lure said that eleven scaffold by the deputies und slieriff and lie is usually around watching j twelve riding devices. • There are all Soviet legion in Helsingfors has re­ GOOD SALE OF TICKETS IS R E­ persons wero killed in th wreck of Hand mid the visiting sheriffs. Ho them himself. He wants the little: the old ones aud in addition a waltzT o t al . - . ceived a confidential message from was ;icd and tlie noose was adjurted, ........... ...105 PORTED. BUT NOT ENOyOJI the passenger train No. 11 on th out­ phes, who nrc too smalhto fa* on thejilig whirl, tlie cuUipHJne, the. airplane Shipments tr * -»•».... and the black enp placed over his face unreported .* skirts of Columbus. Six unidentified TO PUT IT O V Eh^‘: big devices or who would he Mlaid to!ride, the butterfly, riding the rapids, Moscow to that effect. Paralysis of March 2Hth:l «»vious!y by Sheriff Hand and Sheriff Karcll go, if their parents would let them, j aud another that holds fourten peo- the righ arm is spreading, according 104 crates. .1 i l»oiit from Sanford, bodies had been recovered; the report and. Deputies Fell and Williams, and to have u timp of their awn.' One i plif and gives them' a perfectly new to tlie dispatch. After his death is stated. The Rcdpnth Chautauqua under -tho ms he stood on the trap with a negro smull girl* about two years old', in a I sensation. quoted, the message adds, that a mil- j auspices of the Sanford Chautauqua Shipping Pol minister Sheriff Hand with his hand formation for Thursit a ry dictatorship will he established j association, will open on Saturday / d: P. M. Elder Resigns, > . on the trigger of the tiap dpor naked) headed by Trotsky with four or five' afternoon ut 4 o’clock nt the big tent rrh 20 th : SANFOUI Hnyllss if he had anything to say and associates. j on the city lots west of t)ie court A.: Cool, cloudy. *“'• H. C. Haskins Ap-> linulinga.ha he answered in the begative. The house. A grand concert l^y the Di Geor­ ment alow, m Jemand and movepointed Acting P. M. trigger was then pressed and the body gia Concert Orchestra will feature_____ tho EASTER WEATHER K usual tOrr . dull. Curlomls f. o. shot below where tho enclosure was .MAY SPOIL MANY j afternoon program, also tho evening 10 incr crates Goldor. Self-hlan Postmaster P. M.' Elder has resign­ so cenvd from view by a canvass. On­ SPRING BONNETS j ontertninment at eight o'clock. This 4-0-‘dozen stalks in the rough ic ed his position tlie same being accept­ ly the twelve people with Drs. Den­ --------i musical treat will he followed by $1.66, New French Strain 4-0 i ed by the department nnfl ’FIrst As­ ton, Slovens and Ma (shall WerenllowWASHINGTON, March 30.— Look-1 Granville Jone^ In his noteworthy adalks . in the $1.25-$1.40, ^ nrrough sistant Postmaster. Harokj C. Haskins ud in’ the enclosure after the body was ing ahead to Sunday, which happens dress “Tho Philosophy of a Hill Billy” well blanch" V around ?L25, few hns been appointed to tako the place shot below1,, hut the crowd that had Planned Radical Unions’ in Several IN BIRMINGHAM WHO TOOK OUT Granville Jones is a thorough.student 4 to ho Easter, the weather man whose* States HEALTH OFFICER AND BEAT blanching <Jolden > el.f ’ during the interim. Copt. Elder hud gathered on tlie outside were allowed of Ihesent day affairs, nnd-his lecture 4 * ,e\\‘ I’ ranch forecast territory embraces eastern t Strain ilbout one year to serve of his terms to view the remains afterward. ‘ HIM poor quittil; r4 rates, saw little last night that would j is forceful, logical, and patriotic and Illy Tlir Aamirlntril I'rraa) d condition low ns of eight yenrs, hut his health having ' The execution occurred at ten mip-‘ |1.15. MiAh’ ST. JO SEPH , Mich, March 30.—Wt comfort the average feminine mind.! carries with it a flow of unlimited hu•«Jlr T l i * A a a o r ln f r d I ' r r a a ) HI ipnnjits rolled unsold. been unequal to ' the task of doing utes after ten and the body was al­ Foster, charged with criminal syndi­ BIRMINGHAM, Match 30—'Tho in­ Tho temperature, he predicted, will he. mor. 'j. n big share of the work nnd the fail­ lowed to imng for twenty minutes calism last summer planuud a radi­ dictment of two. ..dairymen and n “below normal.” TOTAL CAi A check up meeting Thursday showT SHIPMENTS ure of the department to give him suf; after which he was pronounced dead cal union of copper miners at Butte, plumber today by the Jcffcreon coun­ FROM & Cloudy weather with rain or snow 1 ^’<i fhat the seuson tickets are rapidly rprr, SON TO 11 Util THIS SEA- • • licicnt help made it necessary for by County Physician Denton and by und in Miiines.ota*nm! Michigan mines, ty grand, jury marked tlie. first an­ In many sections will he general east |being placed and association members Total curlotf K ..................... 2.810 ldm to give up the work. Ills.many Drs. Marshall and Stevens. The body Foster admitted on cross examination nounced result of the investigation of of tho. Mississippi during the next j Hrt' confident t^at if the public Cbau,u»n# from Man* friends here will hate to hear of Ills was then delivered to the undertaker today mid ackuowlcged authorship of the Hogging of Dr. J . 1). Dowling, city atee this taiiqua -supporters for high dags on­ «. kite .... 1 |-M— leaving the postoffice where he lfus nqd taken from the enclosure for bu­ a letter to’ tho co-defendant ill which and county health officer last May. In- Vwo days. A break in the cold snap tertninment will get busy und the Total cnrloti muy come today-in'the. Atlantic states, iivm11 from Snnspent so many years in faithful ser­ rial. * . ho proposed that such union he form­ Tlietmepts were returned in Circuit hut colder weather will overspread the week promises to surpass preceding ford last [r *t dote.......... 2,228 vice nnd where he was always ready -^Fhc crime for tvhieh Buylisb paid ed. court in supplementary near Kctona Ohio valley und lower lake region to­ yenrs. The only way to enjoy this en­ Totul carloth uml willing to do all iii his power to the penalty occurred on the 2Gth of arrested by agents of tho federal gov­ day and Saturday, and the middle nnd tertainment, tho only way for San­ atee Inst a| (,ent> frdm ManIn to dale .......... 890 give the patrons of tlie ,dffice tho last September. Hayliss had come here ernment and today held in city jail in poith Atlantic Rtates, 'Tennessee* und ford to be. nationally known through best of service. Cnpt,,Elder has nev- from Columhus.^Miss., to Sanford nnd Lone Robber Today connection with the Dowling case,, the the interior of the. East gulf states to­ Rcdputh channels, the only w ayto put Telegraphic < irl*. From Important ■er fully recovered from two nttueks engaged in a game of craps with sonic Killed the Paym aster authorities nnnduhccdi This is the night and Saturday Sanford oil the Chautauqua map is urki'ts L»f the influenza and he. has been try- other negroes, winning their money first arrest in the case. • - ’ • PITTSBUJ; Lowest temperatures ovr recorded i for you to njtCnd these programs by and Grabbed Roll : :tl», cloudy, 4 Flor-|ing to get out df ihe increased work nnd as he statui) A pair of pants. The Ida nrrived, f this late in the season, thu weather buying a season ticket through which rs on track including I that was placed upon hitn.'in the po- next duy the other negroes attempt­ EASTER FASHIONS you will lfo” doubly repaid. NOW, broken. Op hureuu said, were reported from var­ Fiiday: Supplies |silion of postmaster and there was ed to make him give up tho pnnts and Threw Pepper Into Eyes of Superin­ you have not bought your season tick ARE READY FOR YOU •moderate, .del ious points.in the Atlantic states. and movement plow, nothing left for him to do hut to quit he started to run to avoid them find tendent nnd Escaped et yuutwill find them an sale Lit Bow­ AT BAUM EL’S SHOP market unse FJoridn, 10 inch since lie was too conscientious to being chased suveral hi oe& ran into er’s Drug Store, Yowelj’s, Thrashers, crates Golden •Blanching and New slight the work. He leaves the servST. JOHNS, N. F., March 30.— I l l y T l i r A a a o H tilrd I ’ r r a a ) a negro house on Park uvdnue owned . French Strab in this issue Bauinel’s Specialty Newfoundland, not^yet recovered from Herald Office, Weluka Apartments, NEW YORK, Mai eh 30.—A lone Joz. stalks best ice with a fine record af work well by a negro wftmaii. Alwut this time and other husino6s houses in the down $2.B0-$2.Gr>, fa lidity $2.25-$2.50.; j done and while he would rather have Shop calls your attention to the. raiU- mi early Match storm that crippeled Deputy Sheriff Jncohs arrived on tho robhor'shot and killed John Wnllucc, •town district. o DETROIT: “cloudy. 2 Florida. finished out liis eight years in office r.nt Easter frocks tlinL they have steamer nnd rail- transportation and scene nnd starting into the house to paymaster for Duncan Construction PUT SANFORD OVER THE TOP arrived, 9 car track including the strain was too much for him and arrest the negro' received tho full con­ Co., in Ising Island City, threw pepper brought to Sanforil und the many blocked the const with ice fields, yes­ — BUY YOUR TICKET NOW. broken. Supp into the eyes of Murtin Cain, supor- beautiful designs in dresses and hats terday was in the throes of another I moderate, demand hir could not regain his health in the tents of n shot gun ut close range in intendent-of lhii_iamipiiiiyr-ond escap­ for the ladies und-foi—the- children.- Turious blizzard. good, moveme L dcraB,'m ft{ketj 3 close confinement of the office, but his-stomflehr-IIe-lived-only a few tn Throughout last A The many friends of C. J . R yan’....... to rcs'hme^farming at some utes afterward and the negro was cup- ed in an nutomobilu with four thousand Corsota, brassieres, silk petticoats, night und today the storm raged about I inch crates IJolden expects . wete glad to see him here again Self-hlanching . __ to*t N,W Frenclf strain| time in the near future where he can tubed later by a crowd of people dollars. Four men were waiting in the smart hose, are among the many new the island, intense cold accompanying . — .. the gale. Early last night the tern* * » e is now city manager of things the Specialty Shop is offering motor car. 4-G*dozYatelk» he in the open air. composed of negroes as well ns whites. $:1.00-U.2.'| ordiR ye ___ ____ ...... nnd came upu‘*to get Mrs. . Ryi you for today und tomorrow und Mon- pernture was 5r.. .i____ degrees_ below ___ zeroPierce 1 U,‘H nary $2.50-$2/i. Harold Haskina has been in the post Hayliss stuted nt tho trial that he with the mercury steadily falling. . “nd t ’lc ^ » » ly to take them ba,k duy. See the very reasonable prices CHICAGO: office for many yeura filling the posi­ did not know it was an officer coming Two Army Planes clcar. m on Ratines, Swisses, Voiles and OrAlready reports were coming Id of j * ort F,eIx^ Mr’ wna c tV » *r. ,, nia, ID Florid: tion of assistant postmaster for the in the door but supposed it wna one tuJ ^ LancLat Miami, gandiea ip Drosses from $10.75 to vessels freed from the ice pack again 1‘^ r here for several years and h i, ’ track including rived, Cl Apples arc ! past twelve years or more under his of tho negroes who had been chasing its bonds. The mail steam.[T tlcnf 3 here, while regretting to sea’ $29.75. Read the advertisement in iti heavy, demand ';kwu n7.'/mod“or­ or-1 tothor, H- F- Haskinn and then under him and he grabbed tlie gun und fired Will Waitrat Daytona this issuu. und see them ut Hnumol’s caught cr Kyle, wh;di escaped from un |m- hint leave, are gluil to know that he ntc. market auH.*tt“\cT ; ‘ u hich| Capt. Elder. He understands *1110 wuh . without taking time to sec who it ach —where style reigns. Goldei A'' work as few men understand it and IIo was taken to jail nnd in order, to prisonment of several dqys on thu has a fine position in FL Pierce and V On Remainder of Flyers Who Have / 7 “l” VA/.BIarching 4-G under Ills capable leadership the- work ____________________ south coast, had been held in ice gff ‘ hey hope the family, will like their. doz. stalks- — ,T K. .. 3 doz. avoid what scorned to he an imminent and Been To Porto Rico Ha M fei Us Cn lm 1 -A M fil of Sanford’s postoffice should ho car^. St. Pierre for two day*, it vtas report- u<tw hom° th^ S a ,lynching, Sheriff Hund and come of “J h ftr„in Ha *4 ried on with tho same degree of effi­ ed. The sealing flei/ is frozen in Qnltord' the city nnd county officers look him 4-0 doz. stalks 1^ 7., ca. ^ j QZ i lly T h e A aan rlalrd P rra a ) Hu the eastern edga * 4 tho Grand Bunks, ciency in the .future as-it has in the to Orlando nnd afterward to Tampa. stalks $2.00; MIAMI, March 30.— Two of the six Ha stalks $2Hu abo jniles frup^his port. Ha Hon. Forrest I>akr and Mrs. Lake IIo was tried at tho fall term of the U. S. Arm> planes which landed here past. •,, •• *2.25. 1 rsn M have gone to Tallahassee where Th 6 .posinni qf the sealers is said circuit court nnd the jury brought in BOETON:^ 88,llo yesterduy from-Porto . Rico left this |o arrivals, Cloudy .and HO to he mq^r unusual,, ns the dcurtierds will remUin during thu sixty days inaml and .movement limited, mprket n verdict of guilty of murder In the morning for tho north. Lieut. McDofi- ttt For Florida: 3 unbrok'en and 4l/ irs pn tho uie usu v found much further north, the legislature. Mr. Lak« la a leaijl ig 'demand! rather dull. Florida, 10 Inch crates first, degree and Judge PcrkitiH sen­ nId in the tank plane will land nt Day­ Ha cooler tonight; showers in track. SuppBes Saturday; The c, ptionally sc vote weather is cundidatu for tho position o f .* arket isiNeiv French strain and Golden self- tenced him to be hung thu'date to be tona and taka on gas and wait for tho Hi north portion ahd movement n' he reason for their smith­ er of the house and is' o'lie of the most _ others. I.lyut. Stoner in- apother' plane f a partly cloudy and pooler Ha said to. tea Ntew hlunching mixed 4-6 doz. .stalks most­ fixed by the governor. stegdy. Florida, t c prominent figures rfi the'Florida'legis-* ; ? Ha Several attempts were made to save le ft for Fort Bragg to spend Eustcr tn Kunduy, fair, anii coirtlnucd ward . F»"*tch Strain 8ying. . • i.tiilkh best ly $2.2.ri-$2.50, few ld^h • us $2.75, 4t0 lnture. • ’ ,- / Ha f a ' cool. .. .. ( .• , $2.75-$3.00, fair .» f eW tfusty, smaller sizes $1.75-$2.00. .Auction his life by people who did. not think wit hliis family. V 1 . . * • \ ' Ra he wus guilty of premoditutedanyf'ider M |.,\tell by Jookilig n t‘a woi $2.50, Golden S< hipg 4-doz. prices: New French strain and Gold­ HVv,v-uit how much her hue’Ka Ha Daily Herald on s ‘ Smoke That European'critic who says that Ha Hu Kt. Iti Ka Hzi IU en Keif-blanching mixed, washed and hut the law .wus llpully. 'ta lk s washed ah< ed $■'••00. . take its course nnd the oXocu \ for her winter sealHouse, ■ * Mobley’S ’> B Alherica hus-no leisure clasa-should precooled 3-8 doz. stalks $2.75-$3.00; YOIUv: 1«*-' >, Id FU>riwatch our offive holders. The Herald for first clasa jub worl^ Hunt's Pharmacy. ■•° ^ de- green 3 und 4 doz. Btalks $1.25-$4.35. mprniug will close the cpsu. • ,Ok'», 1 . .urners, ' • L 1 - ■ ?»KKUU ■■«■■•«■■»* ■■■■■■■■■■Hi U • v i * \r- ;• r « 1 OF THE FIREMAN KILLED AT FIRE; STATE OF INDIANA H A S! THE KU KLUX KLAN “ TFIFTEEN OTHERS IN BIG NEW PLAYGROUND FOR CHILDREN ONE OF JOHNNY J. JONES FEATURES CHAUTAUQUA * STARTS PROGRAM TOMORROW AFT. Fo ster a d m its INDICTMENTS CRIMINAL TACTICS FOUND TODAY AGAINST MEN ON STAND TODAY THE WEATHER C £ m �===== F\ . ■ ( .iww of bolrtreovil contrSna says that thin week n;id ftext week is Z* tho time to plant yogr cotton, if you ■ Want the very best results. ■ Mr. Dexter,* of Lima, Ohio, was ^ There will be a .shortage of dust a culling on »J , ' S. Dlnkot nnd family itUns ami of'calcium nnd lend nrsen* « ^itesi He sure to order what you need, ■ Thursday..1 ' , . ‘ J right away, so-that when the critical M Mr*. Almn Noose nnd little daugb-j,. Mr. uml Mrs. 0 . W.' EntzmingdJ time for their use comes, you will have .■ There could he no btflter index to c h iT * * * ter, Audrey May, spent Wednesday! w/dre Visitors in'Sanford Saturday. j them. The period .'when t hey should ,■ with the former’s sister, iMrs. Harold j Prof. E. S. Miller was a visitor in acter than a savings pass-book. V ( \J used is*very short. . * \ » Haskins. Orlando Saturday. g S A L E t^ Mirs Adams who has been visiting i .Mr. and Mrs. Smith Thompson-iiml This* will serve you well nt nil times nnd V The wvevlis the cotton planter is.inat the home qf Mrs. DeForost for Master Charles and Miss CJraee WiLj IcatecJ in are the live ones in tin* under till circumstances. some time left lust week for her home son left Tuesdtiy for their bomdtjM Id right at the'ttna the first squares Mrs. DeForost accompanying her ns Maine. . j W on the plants. During tiie first THE PEOPLES HANK of Snnford is far as St. Augustine. tional Biscuit Co., Unceda Bakers M(r. nnd Mrs. Frank Poster return­ iek in June these weevils lay the ready and anxious to help you to herp —l.tm« Mav Rears, of French nve-; ed to their home in Vermont Wt-dufRgsjwhich start the i.caaon's infestayourself. Andnteresf-bcurinff account is nue spent Sunday with Ruth Erlcson* day after h pignsant; iltiy-nt -Vour-best recommendation. coming out to tin; Sunday school witli1George Hotel. n •?ML Miss Margaret. * .1. E. Phipps arid Mrs. Del Mc\)’o J ^ /Cotton, planted the lust week jfl'/u A giiod mdny of tho folks went ovorj day. i March without fertilization or ITiA ■ Sunday to see the resultH of the tor-1 George 'Levine was transacting bui- Jirst week In April with fertilization j u riolo boiler uxploHiou near Ijike Mary ine ii in SnMfnrd Tuesday. will hnve about to or three s<|uh(es to M nnd wondor'ed that any oliil escaped Mr. and Mrs. .Held were visitnA jjl 'the plant, or bo in jurt the properr*' from it alive. Oilando Monday. •' stage for removing the first g Mr. and Mrs. MenieK left TuwjjXft about JUne .r». Mr. and Mrs. Hart Smith and daugh­ Sanford, Florida v 4 j'V j} ter nnd little friend, of Monroe were for tiieir liome in ('innei ticut. COME IN AND SAMPLE NEW VARIETIES Sunday visitors at the home o f Mr., . Mr. and Mrs. Echuinan and M'j& New Sheet Music for Easter and Mrs. Henderson,, bringing ovorj Edith Sehumnlm and Mr. and VfiL* Hintcrmister Piano Co. Grandpa* and his wife to see the new, Manly were visilois in Orlando SflP* baby. in day. • Mrs. Heck took Mrs. Swayne in! Mr. pad Mrs. Ilnrry Walker and to Dr. PuloHton for treatment for her j family have moved into the Thomp­ asthma on Thursday while Wnlfred son hoitsp fop tiie summer. Pierson kindly tool; her in on Monday. • Miss' Doris Luclln Oreutt nml'Ralph Uev. O. O. Ecknrd held a service at Hanger were married at Winter Pijrk Schnarrs Spray Formula * n Schnarr-Niagara Dusters .tho Lutheran -church on Wcikttidduyl on "Saturday. March 24th. Immediate­ Sclmarrs llordol Mulsion Schnarr-Niatfara Dusting Materials , night, going the next day to 'tyrovc- i ly after the cereinOliy which, was .wit­ OrJrr IjJ tlj for Mrlarwtr Sprti\)lni I «r L ctrJ Purpot*. Duilt for Florida fund. He was a guest at the home of nessed hy a small company of wdnSchnarrs Lime Sulphur Solution Copper Lime Dust-SuIfodust-NicotineDust Mrs. .1. E. LiJndquist. tives and friends Mr. and Mrs. Hang­ ' Hand ond Power Sprayera AH Kinds of Sulphurs and Dust Mixtures Mr. and Mrs. Moran, old time resi­ er left tor a short wedding trip. All Insecticide Materials A/uJ«in//onJa. Qutth D th v n ti. Ut*<3 U fa * too oH dent t of this place hut now of Geneva, One of the attractive social affairs were among those calling at the Hal-1/'of the week was the JiipthdUy pupty Jf In the past it has been necessary to secure certain spray or dust V hc" ^0U wan*’ n p*ct,c ° f linger home in the interest of roses.( given hy Mr. and Mrs* George Smith lumber “just sq , ” let us furmaterials, sprayers or dusters from different sources. ' . Mrs. Moran asked to bo remembered in celebration of Mr. Smith’s birth­ To-day you may secure from Schnarr factories, warehouses and* to the folks here’ of whom she often, day. The dinner was given at the ® n [| J nisli it. You’ll ljodjuBdin^ n thinks as her father, Hev. Stimlell, St. George Hotel. The guest lis t inlocal dealers any quantity of materials and— LLJ ? house sonic day, mid wo want helped very much in tho building of eluded, Mr. nnd Mrs. llaiMy, Mr. and the Presbyterian church here. . |Mrs. ElWell, Mr. and Mrs. Greene, to make you acquainted with Niagara Dusters r*: Sprayers Hev. J . S.‘ Clark will he, with us for Mr. and Mrs. Weiitv.or.th mid Mrs. From the Hand BlowerGunforsmull From tho small knapsack, or comour quality and scrvicq^ole. Don’t hesitate to “bother preaching next Easter .Sunday. Farrington. ncreapfes up to the large Power and pressed air sprayer, to power sprayA ten and •one ii{df pound buy was | us with a littlo order.” Jlist tell us what you need and Mrs. George Clark entertained the Traction driven dusters. . ers for all Florida requirements.* bprn to Mr. and Mrs. Will Henderson fiOO dull at the St. George Hotel on we’ll fix you up. We’ve lots of fricuds, hut not enough on the 22nd of Muriti. Dr. Tolar mid Schnarr and Schnarr-Niagara Products • Wednesday* afternoon,' There were Mrs. August Swanson in attendance. to suit us. only four tallies of players. Manufactured in Florida nnd available from local stocks or nearby , On Thursday evening,.Mrs. Hender­ Mr. and Mrs. Vnber arid Mrs. Lucy distributing points mean that you get unequaled service, ... son's mother, Mrs. .Icsso Tyner of Potter left Thursday for .their* home best results and lower average prices. Kissimmee, ciune and is.now curing in Connecticut. ♦ -for-dhenv5i-;.lio i a .nurse also. February lnt price list, including spraying ami dusting schedules, speci­ SANFORD, FLORIDA P jHONE 130 Mr. Henderson’s oldest daughter j fications of sprayers and dusters,-romly for distribution. Send for fi Favors, lunch, vaudeville, and husband of Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, April 2nd, iVirish House. Dan Walters, spent a few hours with J. S C H N A R R & C O M P A N Y them the last of the week? Larkins Winter Haven. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Emil Magnuson came up from Isleworth grove late on Sunday, bringing Specialists in Sprays, Sprayers and Spraying. with him Mr. and Mrs. ilpngston and, ESTABLISHED 1906 Miss Eunice Tyner. They •had somv ] I*. WKINHEHG. I’rop. tire ti’oidrlc and could not ..toy long. *ir-»l Slreei '—Itishop UI(K-k DEMONSTRATION lb the man who likes to putter you tan find the name'of •eery lire Hu*incM* Man In Snnfqrd in this Column *a •ach^tny. ** Everything Needed for Spraying and Dusting ♦*♦♦♦♦♦!♦ Card* of Snnford’* Reput­ able ProfcHsinnnl Men, each of whom, in hi* rhosrn pro­ fession the Herafd recom­ mend* to the people. M Mi’s Lillian King, whir Ima. been visiting Miss Mnurlne Eekels is now Quick Service Transfer iponding it few weeks with her hrotliOeortfe A. DcCottes Storage FaciliticH r al HarioWj hut i wlllie hack at SniiAltornoy-atrLnw II vie please you, tell oilier*; if not, fprd before retuiliilig to her 1 iinne. in tell u* Phone 49H Ala hitnm. Over Seminole County. Hank D. II. f , Hiihtin ret ui in <l Thill sdny, tNFOItl) -s- FLOIt Hie 22nd, fimn Knoxville, Teiin., with SANFORD NOVELTY liis il.iughter, Mis. Hndger nnd two •htnir.ii whtf Hre**nt present living WORKSwitli lier piirents. V. C. COLI.FR. I'rop. Mr. 11ilton, of Geneva, Ala., wa; n culler to tie Miss-Maurinc Eekels tin General Shop and Mill 1’irht National Hank Huildinc j Saturday, lie will lie-ill the city for Work SANFORD -;FLORIDA |sjweral da\*i. CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER Mrs. I’nlten Shaw, of Clio, Ala., nnd 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. finlighter uml mm-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alift celic, uf Jm kHiinville, were the dinner guest) of Mr. nipl Ati*v. IC.-.C. CHELLE MAINES bli kels Suiidny. B. W. HERNDON , LAWYER Mr. uml Mrs. W. E. Gitnilile nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Noil AiidiVw.-i, of Ozark, — Court IIouuc INSURANCE AGENCY Ala.,Who have been touting tlie stale F IR E -------- AUTO-------- HON1)8 prospecting mid*,Spent il .few days with tiie Keltic* family ‘last week. Mr. mid Mr.1/, Gamble nre going to move to Hallow in U few days. S. 0 ; ShinholKer I k D 2fi-piece S i-Ih in (Tie* t. Special Hurgnin lUlalilUhrd I 0OH . Parma ’ 'a -I m p / u ,. i Ian* * l.u la ••• i;-H -T -A -T -It Intralnirnt* la a u ra n re N u r r lr Uuads I,uana traa F n r t r t r llu a la ra a C h a a rra Main onica JR la C II b .i Nf o iu r k i i l t 48 j U B A I.T Y COMPANY COMPANY . 1 0 4 . 8 M u a n o lla A vr. im l k t m l n t STEWART The Florist Cat Flowers;------------ Floral Design* v - Annua] and Ornamental Plants' 814 Myrtle Ave.---- r — -PhonAcO-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY ■ General Machine and Boiler ' ’ ' Works • • " Cylinder Grinding ■Automobile J&puira , Acetylene ^Idinif . ‘‘•CM 62—. Soi lord, Florida AUCHITKCT Room 7, Miller Hldf. FLORIDA W. J . THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Office 271 DR. J. T. DENTON PHYSICIAN-SURGEON *%*%*%* !.*• • • DIAMONDS I T T GLASS, HAND.PAINTED CHINA AND 8 IL\ EH WARE At Iteduced Prices THE DIAMOND PALACE !j()7 East First S tre e t------ Hisbop lllock Genuine Panam as We have started work on street pav­ ing. All private driveways will have to be subniitted to engineers. Pri­ vate driveways and other private work should be submitted immediate­ ly to our office. AND FINE MILLINERY At Orlando's Exclusive Hat Shop Special hat Cleaning ■ Department Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention Engineering and Contracting Co ’ Everybody invited to the Hull, April*2ml, Pariah House, day night! The Jler*ld delivered six t week fob if*. * * 4 tl\er one luinilred diamond ri/igs on displuy. Wnirli our windows. 20 per rent off on,all Diunionilii marked in window display. We carry the largist stiM'k id Diainnnds in the illy. Rooms 20G-207-20H Mcisch liuilding * HukIiikTI' n fam ous o r r h ^ t r l furniah the tnuejc for the Dance ut the Pariah HWisr m x K*4t44t4 I Q H r « | )JL O *l0 FLORIDA n -E -A -I, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Contractor and Builder A. P. Connelly & Sons ELTON J . MOUGHTON • . MEISCH RUILPINg ’ Orange Avenue, Phillips TheatreJtuilding ORLANDO, FLORIDA I ' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1023 Daily Fashion Hint TRANSPORTATION ~ ~— --- March 30th and 31 st­ i l u s W ILL BE TWO DAYS OF REAL CUT PRICES FORD_SHOE-&-CI.OTHING-CO.’S STORE SPECIAL ON MANHATTAN SHIRTS,. 16 2-3% DISCOUNT $2.00 SHIRTS, © e fi! EXTRA SPECLVL ON ALL . KNOX HATS 7.00 to $7.50 values, ■ SECOND ST R EET BET W EEN PARK AND OAK 7^5 CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP, per can .09c S2.50 SHIRTS, ALL MALORY HATS $5.00 (o $0.00 values, $3.00 SKIRTS * Guaranteed Strictly Fresh, Per doxen .......... —___ ___ _ IIJO YOt?TMFlf|. MODELS I OR .'.'(UM’Iil-RN UMAR . $3.50 SHIRTS, 16 2-3% DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHER FELT HATS $2.25 HATS, Cl QQ 51.00 SHIRTS DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS! If you are interested in purchas­ ing a Suit for yourself it will no doubt be of interest to you. ' 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL HART SCHAFFNER & MARX, $ 2.50 $3.75 HATS, 09 $4.00 HATS, $ 2 0 .0 0 $30.00 SUITS 19 t J J d . O 4! $5.00 HATS, .- 01 | 7 ........ ....... SPECIAL ON STRAW HATS Look this over. Boys, and see just how much you can save on that Straw Lid for Easter. y 121/2% DISCOUNT $2.00 STRAW HATS, © 1 7 C 1135.00 SUITS doing at ............ $2.50 STRAW HATS $40.00 SUITS, 10% DISCOUNT on all CAMPUS TOG SUITS and BOYS SUITS, This is all new stock* just arrived. REGAL SHOES S W< have 160 Pairs left in stock « $1.00 STRAW HATS $7.00, to $10.00 values, wiil ofr»r at tile low price of ' . pictuml to the lift, ilt'vclP|N't| jn A;j.vn. PALM OLIVE SOAP, 3 cakes f o r ........................................... 20e The “FULL VALUE” Store $5.00 STRAW HATS, fi We have spent a lot of time and effort to make this store all that it claims to be— F U L L VALi UE STORE. Come in and see the items listed in this circular and also the great number of ■ values we had no space to mention. You’ll agree that cur values are extraordinary. $6.50 PANAMA HATS jj IS K K S ■2 ■ 5 ■ ■ a S i ■ ;; a * 5.84 * 6.25 «a.v?r-_:...*e.s? * 7.10 selection / ‘FULL VALUE” YARD GOODS SPECIALS ■ Unbleached Poperill Sheeting, ■ 0-4 wide, yard ............................. ...... SPECIAL ON ALL THOMSON SHOES, 16 2-3% DISCOUNT extr a s p e c ia l on a li POST TOASTIES or KELLOGG’S CORN FLA K ES, pkg. 08c Department Store $3.75 STRAW HATS 20% DISCOUNT on ail PALM BEACH, MOHAIR, SILK AND GABERDINE SUITS ................... ......................... ..-..18c the results of n policy thnt scents bent tine red cotton rutin.'. Ii i« Irit.:nt.witli Rwy litniil. Tln- ilren, i ll's, s oon destroying our grent transporta­ lliileft xi.li- .in.) th*. inRrlnl v<m i< tion system.'' may Ik- of m-II iii .i « oillr^MiiiR nut. rii.l. • Exempt in times of (treat emergen­ Medium Min- ri-ipiire< ,iv. y.irtbi .m Unsurpassed for .tjualily, Fine or, STnbofhncsH and Food Value inch iii.iti-ri.il. • » cy there is no excuseTnr .treating the A flumoL-ram and utm-hing rn* rtiilrnnd'business different from, other REDFRGNT” COCOA, »/,-lb. can, 2 f o r :.....*.......2 I'atliiont i lei tits for the Mo-im' of kinds of business nipl even in war it ratine, wool crfpo or Jersey.- To iInleft in a Htoilel in pray trimnied with seems doubtful if government operat­ dark Mur. The front* nl the hlum*? PURE LARD, per lb ed transportation lines served nny are uudrtfaecd and rolled with UKends better thap.lhcv would have been collar to form revere. The lower |urt of the Mouse is y.ithcrcd to a wide server! under private control. As all THE WORLD’S FIN EST QUALITY ImiuI, while the two-piece skirt .is known government management was tailored in (he simplest style |>ossil>le. •: failure in almost every phase of the Medium, si/e miutrcs aJ-j yards tosituation and if theru is. ever a "next inch material. •First Model: Pictorial Review Drew time" it would suit the puMie to try No. 1428. Sixes, 14 to 20 years. Price, some other pint). REI) CIRCLE BOKAR ,15 cents. . Second Model: Ulonse No. 14,12. Emergencies pi»Ht the railroad de­ Sixes, tfi to 20. yeare. Price, 55 rents. serves the same consideration as •is ^kirt.No. 9004. -Sixes, 14 to 20 yeare. shown the manufacturer and the mer­ True, 30 cents. chant, the producer ntul handler of ne­ cessities. 'Transportation is essential, to the carrying on of 11 nation's af­ fairs ns nny-other feature fur. it can­ not he nrrmigcd to have the wheat “3 Blocks “3 Blocks needed for bread In Now Yolk raised within the city limits. from from *; It Itns been pointed out hy those High Prices’ High Prices' who have studied the situation th nt 1 politjeintis for a long time have used I the rail toads tis 11 buffer to keep the voters looking, that way while they— PHONE 5511 213-216-SANFORD AVENUE------------------— — the politicians- played their own sel­ fish games- unobserved, r It- has. been 09 94 Going at GRAPE-NUTS, pk/j: .....................12c •-••ft-.Mntlv K-ii'iiiip in f.ivnr. X'<>i«lhl-;t fnllnuv-.. of the mreje will «hii,shi in .In'ilr« Going at ....................................... Going at CLOTHCRAFT AND SOCIETY BRAND SUITS ... * 3® f.IRcittJUinn. l i l i |H'- ,>I SHREDDED WHEAT,' *>kg..............,............ Unbleached Muslin, 3G-in. Vide, . light weight, yard .............. Nainsook, 36-in, wide, fine quality, y a r d ............ . Windsor Crepe, White, PIpk and Hlne, yard . ..... ........v .......... Ginghams, short lengths, variety of patterns, yard ............ .............. Dress Gingham, 32-in. wide, 25c Special lot, yard Curtain Scrim, White and <1 0 : l | i Ecru, yard .............. 1 « 2 V Marquisette, 45c value, extra . .good quality,*yard ........................ ....O t P W Tissue Gingham, 32-ip. wide, 9Q p 50c value, yard .......................... ; . . . . t f V v Printed Voiles, 36-in. wide, 9 0 k * Shirting Madras, guaranteed fast • Q A ' a color, yard ....................... -L O fiF V Ratine, special price for 2 more days, yard. SI’ECIAI/— Imported Ginghilm, lilk and wjilte checkt y a r d .......... ...... Wo will have many other special items to ’ offer ad exceedingly low prices; too numerous to mention in the small space'wo .have BUY YOUR NEW EASTER SHOES FROM US We have just received two new shipments of W. L.-DOUGLASS Shoes.and Oxfords for Men nnd Women. You will need a new pair of Shoe, for Easter and of Course you want the BESTVALUE for your MONEY— W. L. Douglass’ ha me on a Shoe means that very thing. W. L. DOUGLASS Sliofcs for Men priced at O ff D /i O f! C A O P9 A A ty O , 3 ) 0 , 3 ) 0 . t> U , ! j ) / .U U , f tfj £ to a a At our Store during tins sale as i o i i o w s : $j,u.uu to d o given away u t i d:iv. anl 815.00 Saturday, on the following basis: The first forty cus­ W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES FOR WOMEN tomers oming into our store .Friday bringing with them one of the Atmospheric Phenomenon. clipping 3 of this adv. and then trade, to the amount of $5.00, we will p-ivc thim a rebate o#f 25 cents for this adv. LOW An uniisiinlly perfect anil henutlfm (sample of the atmospherlr h|kiUc» which may <M*t*:tMlittmlly he Keen nullolltiK front the Betting aim wire wit nt>MHHl la England In July IiihI year I-'lv'efilletliiet bands of a light eulrann pink fylor, separated liy five rorreapoiiilliipJiniiil)i of pple blue, were vis Ihle, etreiNdntf Up Into Die tienvem from the Mtqkliuc attg. The plieiioiaea«i luated about an hour, ami Inter on flu muni- evening a violent tfiumk’nitonr broke over Ib*^ plm-e where the hjh-c ticla bail .liei-ii wltneeiu'iL Tlien1*un a nuiut)er of other InMtym-ea on renin’ PRICES S In wbti-b ■luillar ptienoinwia-linve Inn. foilnwvil by thumb*retorruH. ' I i PHONE REET- $ 104 S i Sheets, 72x00, center seamed, each b............... Pillow Cases, 42x36, . each ........... ...................... * Rippletto Bed Spreads, 3-4 Bed size, each ; ....... Wldte Bowl and Pitchers Tarribla Weapon* of War. ret ..y.......... ;.........»...... Tbo next wur juuy litivu Hr Invlallilt airplane*, llrliic mireeli-K«ly uhov« 1 Aluminum Percolators, cltlea and droppliiR bomba and dlamim • 6-cuijT each y...... x vrnre Oil uiiBUK|ieeltuR ln)nibltant« ncconflng to a report of tbo execud.t Oil Stove, 2 burners committee' of tbe.lirltUh [Mirilatnen . wlcksj each '____ tary air eummlttew Itvceut dlncovetie* ure Bald to |iav« Oil Stiive, 3'burners made an alrplauo Invlidblu at ao,ou< feet and muIHera have been devUted t< make the motor* alient. EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES Women’s Patent 1-Strap 0 O C A Oxford®, pair ......................... Women's Patent 1-Strap QQ A O Oxford*, f a n c ^ ip , pair............ Women’s Patent i\Strap Ox- • ^ J 4 A fords, grnv trimmed, pair...... Women’s Felt Boudoir O O a Slippers, pair �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRID A Y, MARCH 30.1 0 2 3 PA G E FO U R Sanford Daily Herald l * u b l U l i r d e v e r y a f t e r n o o n e v e e p t S im « a r a t t h r l l r m l d l l n l l d t n c . 1»7 fNMKVinttn A r e .) P n n f o ril, r i o . The Herald Printing Co, rtm M aiiK it* It. J . if. J . HUl.t.V ... m i .i,A im II. A . N K K l . „_. »» A. s t n t.f .v 'ASveriMiMH ------- --- _----lidtior andV %V«^e will.tlo it again this year” but 1 wiM never do it ugaitf. If the l^%ruu<]un is not a financial suc­ cess t l A year it is the lu at' time it will ever bo brought to Sanford. Yjni have shiAvn heretofore th a t' you did not want high class amusement*. Will you rhow it this y ear? .."rrrrfn r y -T r rn a o rrr ----- . . l l f e e m l M n n n itr r A A r e r l M n s M n n n n rr H it l r a M ad e A g p l l r n t Inn lim itin ' H A IN ES, Spring Fever .lliST KIDS U a m !n a H » n n B n s» B By _Ad_Cjt'fri SPRING* LAMB, perl!).' LW CKENS, FRESH ALTAM ON TE S I ’HINCS F A N C Y LK on &ou!dcr Antis, lb. If w c'w aited to point’ oUt to a paj (h irin g; of emulative American youth nr to enquiring Europe this typically i American successful ninjt of business, S n l m r r lp t l u t i P r i c e In A d v a n c e .year...—.......... .............. ............ ..we would level the index finger at S Ik Mon Ih i":......... ..... |lion. (Tm flcs I>. iTuiiii". lfF~hu.. bvenI l e l l v e r r i l In C i t y l.y C a r r i e r O w W e e k . ............................................... 13 1 ! a creator, n builder and a bttllder-up T h * l . l a 12- t o IN -p n a e W e e k l y H e r - j of railroads, and hn^ never-knowingly ff*. r u flr r lr rovrrs Nrittlnnle C o u n t > l a i i a h i U h r d e v e r y l'r|<lny. A d v e r - 1taken a mean advantage of any man’s & c e r I’trt llo —J a i n t c h a co n na c o m e N p ia V K ijh ' f Lanib,’Wciilern, lb O v en R o a iji, l' .nil .Ob: &CT A Sl’eak, Western, lb. >Steak. Western, lb , Steak, Weston*, lb .. . P la in , lb .. iTunnie Flat. lb~ . TTT/mli • Rnp.-t, W ns'tern. ID—..... 'll Lr j 11 st< Western, lb........ 4 J , *B* t r i e " m a d e k n o w n on n|i|illi-iik • *3-110 p e r y e a r , nlvvaya In n ilvn nee. M I:M lli:u Till; A H N O t’I A T K I ) Thn AMSoetnted Press Is -vrluslvely • ntltfoit to th e urn? tor ri'inililli-ntlou / if kit iiflwn illnputclir* crcilltcil in It or Now ii> the time for the New Smyr­ not otliervvlHB c r e d i t 'd In Oil" tinner a n d nlno ttio local new s |>ulillivlii*d na people to come forward and <hui)d herein. / All rlRhln of re-puhllrutlnn of "pcclnl a real road from the Osteen ferry to dlenatchea herein urn nlmi reserved. O fllee, IIK H A l.n lllll l . l l l P h o n e I Is New Smyrna. This.-would tend .‘ ev­ Fotelsn A<|,vrrtl.lnit heprriCl [ .'ANI’P.I.s.s aasocia i r ' TUF-AMr.ltlt “ W atch Y our I I i f f ’ in the iujw pro hibition nlognn. Tl»c Jacksonville Juurm d’ Miy* thnt “ W hecldr Pound Florida .Wet." How surprising. The editor of the Herald congratu­ lates the people of Eustis on the de­ velopment of laike (irncig. In time this lake will be ta Kustis-what l.nkc-s Lu­ cerne ami Eojn are to Orlando. enly five per1 vent of the east—coast travel through New Smyrna and help tljaL.fity and Foronado ill a manner that can hardly b i;. estimated. The New Smyrna people are a^K-qi c i the job nnd have hei n for ages otherwise liny would have one of the largest citfbii on tlie east coast. Now that Se­ minole nnd Volusia counties have built a good steel drawbridge across the St. Johns *rl\VV at Gulden ferry and will maki it Dee there D nothing in the world to ship the New,Smyrna people fikmi getting the travel if,They will Wilke, up nnd hilild n real *rond to the coast before the Mimnier enson opens. The City Commissioners ’o f. Tam­ pa have told the police, force of that city to "either get the blind tigers nnd bootleggers, or resign from the job." And we opine that this.sweep­ ing order will clean up the city of Tam pa "pronto.” Hyn' Francisco n .-.blions * S t l M K 'it ( b i t s s : S ilv t r.siik* Htet P1CNTK’ HA.MS, pc; INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, It seems that Hairy . Duughcrfy spoke too soou when he gave-out that interview about Harding being a can­ didate for president in I'J- I. Ihlrding may lie a candidate, hut like all news­ paper men he wants to mid:-.' the an­ nouncement him-• If. Nov.,, the •:tl K out of the ling nnd every dog in J/m white house will lie chasing ‘‘laiildie" around. • hanging may lia-. •• il • I’riur to his arrival in Kurt My' rrn, where he has ir winter ’libiiu, Jlepry Ford onlcreil two fim l ear.nnd n Lincoln from the niyent .of his eompapies at that place. A Fort .Myor# pnjicr says that Mr. I’bnl gave away several cars while lie wa on liisYvnciitldu there In-1 winter, -‘‘aiul it is -prolmhle that In- will repeat the performance thi.i yyar." I'jtnipa Times. All right, Unity, wo in*' walcliing the inailii every tiny. ■TT , / Today and tomorrow should tell lh -; trtlo about the Hih‘ of ( huiitauumi tickets and il Indioove.* every inntv vyonmn and child ih Seminole i-nunty to get liusy and liuyNa ticket for flic good, clemi nmnrements to hi- brought here tomorrow end to run for live days in the n m utnmpia tent. You ale continually asking ioi_nraTTrmimT*-rmenU, you ore hnrpjng on Iletter at­ tractions, you spend hour* talking of something that seems to vitally con­ cern you nnd yet -when the (Jpiutuuqua come* to tlie city witli tlie bust of attractions, nifd tie- thing- that your children need—wofl, you take it for grunted that "Gvoigu did it Inst yeur i I' d n'tetl. Iifi-’ never ii -.-ii prilfrki^yvi i-nonglvAo Isiijd fm m.i I improve,mni ‘ <•» crime lint hn, elm i n rather to spend ninny llnii- .led-- of d o lh n iv pair big a hel ‘road. .I'rolyilijy lit taxpayer of Ilia district h i. , , 1' Ui ir ue for'repair, than a p. rmMight road would hav< Fiiit 111 i \ •i his county to n r miiiive..tigaliuu. i utility nlTfcei it i, up to tie- governor svyer tin-in." public at tent inn. H.uially a reporter does not ask the |ii‘IMt|l IllU'iviewed to •■'igii or appfove fho inlet'viewT-it Jhe.i hi i nines a question of veracity between the two persons. The public cu.iunimri y divide, 1*. opiniofi «.ti the matter, ucejirdirg to each i I;.id!i::r.' point oi view. H tile pended would .limply think a mon cut. lie vvoil.l iv-.ili-.v- that the newspaper mutt has no motive.»Hr,r thutt to serve Iila pnp.ee'and ^Jlic public, while ,llie per op ;• Uavr'.mTJ if, hihe ; im ■ n it of ten, serving sonic selfish, purpose. Tal.ii p i Ii'm d ltrcr.T c in m.divr- into com ide ation, it i not ilil!ici !'s' t,i ; rive ai:a i iil'i*|iruon ijint/if ejil.ei- ( r:<on is lying,, it is more tlfari likely to -he the talker rather than the v. de.!. tonic ITIK LAW T A K E S IT S f O l T t S E The (ii.it legal hanging in Suininp! in ily , took place today when ut teti i ioyU tlie nigro, perry llayliss, v'.a* hanged for the killing of Deputy Shci “ ■' ■ " -W •■ iir J . ( levehiml Jacobs, U SELL g WHEN U At tin.- time of the killing public y o u k He a l J \ L IST IT fci ling run high a < the deputy »h'ritT win* v e il known in the eoiltity ;n s ESTATTk a . fcoiTe*!', officer and otiO who did his. duly ut all tim e, without fear oc favor, lie wry. a Seniinoli couiity.bo.. W e huve Keveint unusual who had ln-gii i gred at (TmluOta ami b argain s in real e sta te (o ids friend^ were i.jimheied by Iji* co ffe r a t litis lljtte. If you. ipiniattinceM. Tlie killing was not ih Ilitere.diug testimony »»-; *«iii • lib-. ftrc.lookin ;; for a te a l in> Je n y t of nil-encounter und tlu* oi!Ti- jia-t is given b>^ a V.vll ■known ipterc .vestm ent; see us. -• •*v r gttiiig.ii to tin* negro home to i \iewer, wlin write: f i r Harper'.- I’ mgj tlie mutt, w 'nntcil'foi'theft Imi) no idea aziae, <:m follows: * '• , tlie negro w:t.-; ni‘iiie.| and he'w as - hat "A t ju st t li I should like to down without ii cliHiice fife, lif* life.. iit> iic)t ^ni thi >*ipih.-t{<p)’ of la'wvpa’jicr A GEN TS Had nop the officer* .spirited away the hpmfi'. 'If. any,’ rpige •» ynhal reader ndgro -.when they did his life would m urmurs.,I call any only, th iy so far probably,have paid the jienalty with ii* my 4 xjiei ieace and e h jir^ itiiio ir», Fire, Catuarty, Auto Inspfance out the reporting to law ns men • thf- men a ltd 'vfimen^viTtiiig •for., dc105 W. F(rat SL.8ANF0IU), FLA |tht; in at of pu -ioa iloftiot Htuip, i j h i n l i about tb : I j r c a k l a w s Ptn*e‘ Lard, lb. I.itnehuon Loaf, l b ............. m .1 Fan Sndsafre, 11». Fork Sun: ago, lb. ; » He o f L iv e r, lb. . . . * But'!*r, ................................ "( lover Bloonl -B utter, lh. ... ., i?t*re Lard in (kivtonp) 11). . Sm oked S au sag e, lb.’ B O IL E D HAM. T H IS IS J F I ( J A N T Y TO.VCil K S A I S A C I r* WEST FIRST STR EET— panul'tink’CcxaBriKnHEZv uama I ■ f< !i aiAto th ■ |mition of lit'.- vuT: -am of nioiu,. vvhjclt will he -pent in, ’ this vicinity. Some year- ago tlie* ipmpany purchase^] Hue t,r;ut of '•i I ind ea.t of the'iily with the iivowcd M ptirpuse.of Jitlilding a yard tlief. nni! ’ > traie feniwg its switching opvratiu; e.j fioin the badly congested local yard,Stu-’ii a change would In greatly ■ap­ preciated by tlie people "f Tafnpa, as .it would obviate in a'large nieasuie the blockading of stTeet crossing' le freight- liiiHi.-. of wlt|ch tliere is nhw constant comtdaliit. .The change ,, would also he of great advantage •• local patron: of the eystmi an i» III would facilitate tin Imfulling of ;iie ;|i fn i;f!)t. D i. evident Dial the |j«- /;>J- ■ The fitijiuttiii/'mi-nt authorized Ly p&l' ial i.T 'ih '; 'A 'lttin tfr * lJoa"l lane Trend priqted in aaothe*' cnlunitt of The Tune, that thu expenditure of vJi» lliM),il(Ml has hee.a autliiu i/ iL for the impiouMitent of it •properties anil 11. puMha. c o f ltcviFifTtHnmrnt is «»f slirpa- -gig interest to tile people of tlie territo iy 'i ved.liy this great railload. This vu.it uni of., money' is to !.-• ii i d for grade reductions, doubletracking nnd,pioteethui of the entrfe “.C-tem with ntitoiimtjc ulgnal.i and interlocking plant . New yards and yard track* and nuuiy tulles i>f*paHsiug tnu k., m e to he hUilt. In •con-' LUHH) toii.i Tre rtin ; of -*a. (laid s l i d m i l ' will he used. New shop- a r e to he liullt* ami -the e |iiipraet:T of thy shop., now in operlitloii i • to !•' edlurgc-i’ntitl imjiroved. T he tret, m o tiv e jarwer a n d rolling flock to .b e (lull hast'd '.ill ituludt' f)» locomotive , Hit -ti'.e.l pa.*.-eager c a n and i i , ! - I r . i g h t c a r -. I; i also ailD O b iH il'th a t the* F r u it ( in i w a rs’ Expii f s' i.unp.tny, w h iih o p e r a te s i t f i i ' e . a t o r earn over Hie -Atlnntic i 'i:e t 1 inc. and wliich now has U',2H> u frige! j.tu:' s-.izs in seevice. i • ai ; rr.ngii g »..■ add ,'t,t)00 lu-.v refiig erato r car - to itnV ;uipuivnt. These |uw rat's, ii i, understood,'Will be ready for reryice in moving, tb • la-.xt J ’ruit crop, REAL ESTATE These C uI h a r t From I*er># Chatc tern S te e rs • I : • Turn:. Wesleni, lb. . ("•roan Cheese, lb. i m'airgi r Cheese, 11). .......... Wi n oasitf llcick Cheese, lb, v Sliced 11am, lb. . :.......... .-.. * AT 1 \ NTH ( O A ST M i*K oi;t£i:ssi\T<: f l a n s .tiie . 'r e o f e v iite iiie tit til t- o f jt <ord MopJeil m u t l u t e lo a n hy a m 1g ,-o; ALL FRESH GOO! s F a n ly W h ifo' IV-icon. T b .. R e e f > Ib p/o. li). . ^ R e e f to Foil. !!)• i!ey f to K e t t le ‘HotLSt, !•». . . Ilc e f to S te a m , lb . ITif ■r and n gentleman S tates Navy ptihliely blame for the ttpvtin? i< |i is. suited in tlie fah e rt sent, out by a ■news igaimi’t one newspaper this tuattcT in tlie i: I -y l:(Jsnv. He gardle.-. nt ti.r fact that a publu B K lb A K lA ’ DON’T 0V E R L 0.0I y to dodge cpitlci in, or or tcspinisibility. i>y ,dentalHTfi tones, ‘Thej when-bll he has done uth of which seen In their frioOiV —repent! iper life. I have bteif nelwuy brnve enough, HI«» tlpublc IrsciHlse of innee; to admit (hat lie porter was at fault. I just <»ne mhW who, in nee •. refued to *p: • of the efln f. fif the breaking of laws nr the tranrgn" sion upon the sacred precincts of lu\V and order. Wi'.h the taking of th<* m gro into another coun­ ty-feeling died out xuinewhnt, espe­ cially with the promise of a speedy trial held at the first term of circuit eortrt and this was done.. The negro; hud a fair trial and th'etV wait .aid doulit about the killing and tlie jury brought’ in a verdict of guilty and tlie pegfo was sentenced to lie hang, the date to tie m l liy the governor. Today was the,day for the hanging and SherilT liuud and his. deputies carried out tlie sentence- imposed by the law. The AssocinU'd Ditilh . will meet ini Tampa on t)u- L'Jiul and go to.Culia aii side tiiji and the l*lorid>i i'n A 'socialioii vvill# pieel *in Tallah-e.' c sometime during tli niuntli . ml go to —well, we don't H. ow vile c . for s: side trip. Ilut at any rale nil of tIn-ni nre in.for m-vi-i .-iI good meeting-, ajul good times and we sliidl look forwiird to'seeing all .of the old gang.again after a long, long time. »• •\ .F A N C Y T h u s tlie lh\v mill order of Kumtqolo eolitity has Lei'ii adhered to and Un­ fa ir nahte of the eiiupty was not .sul­ lied by a lymthiug. The Joim 'inh wa not a * palillc. aTTTitr; aBmu^glK-nuri.y were allowed to s i " part of the exe­ cution.uhive the fence in (he Jail, yard i and while a hanging is u gruesome incident in our daily life if there 'is THAT Had HOAD such a U.ii g *■> a salutary elTect in a public hanging it should Have it e f ­ ’lit.' rh n m hcr of t'om m en e l.t doing fect on thus.- who wam-s-ed it nnd it a'g ood work Jq gettin g busy toward ought to rt mind tin ni tint/. Ihu way of improvement o f the ro’jpl 1s t ween <)rthe transgressor it hard. angt. * 'it \ amj Fmifoi-d, M >u> than'fill , The old Mosaic lay? of an eve fur I e i cent l of our summer husinesan iy c and u tooth for u tooth sliil cnnie, o\ . tin t load, aiel if perm it­ |holds in niodi'nt .civilizntiuji'nnd lie ted to remain in its present liitoler1 that ta k e, up the swoid mu t perish alile coiulition it .will clist the T rip le ‘.b y t l i 1 ■wo.d. iMinif day the stqte of * thud unds of dollars the com­ I ’li!iila may have .-ill cxciu!Ions nt ing stmtnier. * .* sonnv c e n ti: I place in the »luie or fit I I'fol I’.t!-. III;. tllvu^* )| ’:illge City Ttiilah i; s :i‘, the state capital, ai’u] dis’ i i . ). ip w’> :' »i thi >S|jltli ‘of t> there i a n .e .m e iit now to lake ii| Ijite despatches say that thf* trial of the “cult leader" in Michijjhn was stopped suddenly^ycMenlay, The cult leader prbhaldy had something on n£mo.of the officials and .Tie called their hand. Or several of the culf at Shiloh are guilty and. each one is afraid of the other. F. -v L: in*).('hops, Western; lb. .... I .-Vs of Pork, W estern; l b ...... 1. ,ii: ’ of Pork, W estern; lb> . ; I.onlilc.- o f . Pork, Western, lb ',1 i p ., We Tern, lb. l'H IJ S S l manage legislators fnimei SANCTUMS i vision o ai.'d are t for a slut iy, of cl •isibilitie law. jut of tin ii|y**wlil in tin- nears fiilui'i L<aae il ; i -teul jli their dennityl' f’u . e l i e f ' f r o m i n t e i riititiiai o f .t n if - • I'n- on tlie main .-treet.. • • > Tht-n,in i, it i.-. hojHjd that tlie eh •• h; yr'icin a [Deurnl planning to give the state tiic rfirvi c it neerls. f Now, if it should happen tliit incl'.nl.d in the new p opium is the IVrry cutotT and the nperation'of a direct line to the wr. t, the people of th - w • t const will lie g :rp lly gratified.—Tam * i -aiii1 may l:nuw t hv | t'meF v.lRFhnvp-i hirr dear VrCeO ,.i ie ha lawmakers, fi-,;n whtmee they t nt c m’.'. T lie IL lit tor-tit: i *iatt oi its duty to kc i-J.-clc i n.|itesi 'iLiti\■ * of u f . cz /IBfoiiiual on tho.e regre -ive people, r.o doubt Jmvr end it has uria: i - i fn of th.- g:.,v» i(-vj)unsibil:l-i<l : ii.iv of the men whj <JN g up .fi.thrm af.d Iti** J)'*Uj"T jh-t tli.- : .: uhj. ct t, iiJ poilll/.lllt tl 1-.• t i:-- i i iiMikii g Hiws Tu a i.ail tii pulilirh the voi/ «f • her of tlie ipglfllatuie|'in tin Home f-.'.v nu n w!m are fully' :on- v.ill til.so puhlis!) the Dum i'^lt .of- l!:i ,i- owa.i hip will see great pntiirtts kimwn/ns T ;cnee!ve a n lot of rr.ulcs in .) |ksii' vviio liaeg urot/nd thalegi !•» huxzanlk around u ih cal . aie tile men—rrhn—Bate .— crack* the w h ip ..T icy m e gasoline hills whorth tlie pi ;! the' fuel that tl’ny w e re 1 ilia tax nnd the*|/i l oil n pi »>• this part ml they go free. Thay a n . t1 <• men i according to li' iiir.tiuc-i ('fix " uite.l ntlvliidl; rail to iu- ringm aster. lid ion and furni h h iquoi man a lie Ids es hia wife lie koiTize co'pun on> u ■jt- od-bye, or V ikttipon his Thcjo nre tiic men ho ins: how developing into young1 pended upon 11 tcv t' it tax will huve a vision of the nptde so r.a ti tax th- tome, t .bo;.a". .-'.ar iipg over the und the liushtesK buili i g to tl form of . 1; t 'son,* v*|h his ing point vnilo millA)**- of i Ilia nci-U, while lie wields worth of personal plpoiTy lurli auth rized by law. Hei pornte prrpcrty go * ’ft fre ii.s iiT.i ellingdiumun'bolugs’. men : tue.Id lie, asdlvilt *•' age to dust lies * that glv6 graphed for the cdillrf idn i 1 to the ti le, ". oallesa corpo-1 ent gore rollon und fJthe.nit' |and contempt of the^djow ’t| pa Times. Ai.d we under.,! uni that the A*. (’. L. tins ) i me ambitions' plans for Sanford v.hich cannot lie made public at thi« time but .they will include the pow chop nnd turminain and ’many oth/r, big improvement^ that w ill ni he S .aford* h tetjl vailriNiil; lenter, a al give employment,to double the amoulik! . * All of whicli will bo very inteie-.t- f men. ing^Asd very gratifying tq-tjtc sliipSt dp ntiotber man v.Tjo will come |ie'i - iiNjhe tfrrltoty served by thi; i New Slip, t Mr sic fy rd wall dc oriitid /ith lin e ! will have a gnat'inTUvAy sy.item. The Atlantie ilin tetm izter I’inno Co. ' vizioit of li; -. J ebb. «if growing crop.* Net^ Hccorrlf fo rK (\iast I.itiil ifl jlhe btroage t railway over whUH hi ban labored fop months i system in yie.south, and one of the. ■W k w II* that live thru the winter and the beau iful* luvw und roadsides |liin teiin istF r lla n o |>. stioiigc.it ip the I'Ulihtry, It if one of otdy live t'onr or live weeks with green’ now taM'vitig for paitu re* fur a lot o f , 1101,1- WEE VHP the very few wjiich dijl jtot cost th? cotton to feed on. Is it not worth longHim'iied raw-ironed, x)iamhling •OK* . government any uidney during -th * .wjdlu to ppiflon durirnr odtly &Iay q cuttle .11 of tii-k* that the buslicriod .of govi-rnment opcratioii; the weevils ia tlie J<iid-ul that time yUird* m t m nrouml -tlm alm ost life ! Uy Geo. J ) . Sm u g, /#< . ogiat, S ta te III W hjle no det-iil* have US'yet boon a ir ‘'y|"g from bid .eg-' uiiouJL an fa :t lor,-'form ' awaiting t|ulr fall to thentj It coats only “ hot luaiiti,pulllic, keen Jpcaj interest will ad j^/ey could be killed.' s 1 Ttitl!ante p ify authorized by,law . [ te+enty-fivc cen ts t :r •*' j * �Tills SANFORD"DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, 7\l \IJ( i| ;?o. 1923 ba se ba ll FOOT BA LI. '• BA SK ET BALT. TRAP SHOOTING GOLF lj Y [. •; BOWLING TENNIS BOXINt CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Orlando AutoKaces / Called Oil* for Time - . Being—ttaOes Cater <>C Daytona 'flench lay vitit ii»*z his sir jlh c l !l' v.o!t!i IiottK* on -n'e,ardn|l sve- *nro. 'Th> -cccaMon bcintr in honor of . M i a . Eiiwotth'-s Liclhday.__odd Mr, . dan’ Nithul-oti, of 0 ; f-quires' birthday, both of which ; fjcGenova" Saturday. cur in .Mutch. A delightful feature I ‘ mid Moore's Station church ‘Mrtihly 'for ot the c v cn j.jr v. jvt nn oyster supper ho o tilf lho nft/riimm rind lAoriihjr nor vice ev­ nr\<l two- 'beautiful birthday .ca k es er horo ety ono wdupne. , « , \ hirh wi re much enjoyed by the Injnrr.rinjT Tlie i5]l\vorth League m ember* nnd orce and the d u b members an wclh • , It" r imnilk ta enjoyed an ice criattn ; Jure. .1. H. Mocte and Miss Doris nn |•;m l . i bk*.‘ |thr|y a t the church last Moore, o f T ile ry avenue, went to y ,. . T h in ‘-iliiy*ovenit i*. .luckwinvillp Tuesday to. consult n "lAu. ; . i l Mi I Hire tv ik ( ‘oilier and specialist for Miss Davis who hnsi :eti, Kdvvttn!, of .Sifttth -.Jacksonville, Icon III for acyurnl weeks. Tlinir were' \*<2*k ettd utti t> of Mrs. ( Hie-*' many friends tru st their, visit will i ' t i nt i, .Mr. an 1 Mrs. 1>. l,.‘ l.<mft.*<if >mean speedy help for f.Hss Doris. I lcotnovjnif the aptaivs i «te crop utal also r.hotil PR por e ixdnIn. The few wto'vils itVasctl too killed Iiy ini* of about live pounds «*f « r.nate to the acre, .blow k.tda and foliage. motor; Meanwhile th • preimi —v—m<» —vr+*I did not I'ivo.nhil lie postpencrncnt, ■arranuemvr.t v i the ot Ik r preim >1 If'W t " p i " ' tlie Geneva House.. Dusting cotton four to eight; at woeKljw intervals w^ll pay-o; innkit'jc al^least a haif-of a bale t.cre. piTvidit'i.' a dry sytnniot ouf the priison by- killing "tT i crop. Dusting in yioriilp with on the plants will not pay, 6 llie u<!inl wi i, rummers. lx iv■'‘itlutjN! T 8 f *T;ir .“H. I DunrJiU avenue. » ?/J Th/; 0. 1).’ F!. ‘ij.: club spent Tues­ day (cveniriK la*t very plounntly at re op « *hnrt. visit For quick results try a I JACK DIJMPBEY McAulific AVni Ii NEW Y h : : k ; Mireh .*!«. duel; Me At liffe, He: tcit'heavywo’ittht. w«.> ritp. M'tl yesterday :l tin- up; » vnt fo,- l iti i. Mirpo, S'.r.h American b-tiy, to p j ear on'tlie siunc card with de > Willard#and it ; a .Ldiuam at the Y:i.-; r.m’K'.pi. May ! .’, f .• th- L. noi'.t of tin milk fond.-, Site .- i-It* tiuit im t with the approval of William’ Mitid ■mi, th i tvilrpm^ of the .-'date ltoxi: i; ('.tin ni'vwlon. •atom ii" .1 iy ami d can’t n li morrow ni • Afr.n rimnle lluulei l.nlit I t'lnio Harrison ape at Cot undo Dench. Saufot it 'Diiwdnoy :m Sir, |it’,d Mrs. ('It . i . tn oio (hi; line pit•• •it Natl foul on Ins' i of I’alonvu" t mijrht Mr. nud Mis. 1'. ■ in ( ’ ImkIo 7’nlint!. <timihjr.nox; ?livti r N. al M ’ lloniiM of tho i.i ilio ITrmthM.a Tot.t Maker," Timriilny to have Ia.; "inlna," nud ;to t oij. Ho is . •i in Flnfor" ».ltd hup rei oiveil little ‘friends in Calor Volley Ball Team to P lav 'i T O M M Y G U ID O N S DA'itHEi) 8 AY CinilON AND DuMTSMY WILLvh.'txoit.i nt (hnt ; I ui.o noi;ir l obtain n flgh: h. t-.vi. T -r.:'.;. I n ; of Si. Paul, n i.i duck ih-mi>m'ntldV lie tvywdijrhl ciianniion r\lliy, Mont., ly.d h r<di ii i 1 mYnTrrrd~tn~)f di^pntoir tr.inlvotl J,1\Jg:iry, Albo.tn, IiihI ' iiIkIi I.' c.U N K .-w im :. Ma.i-h rln Volley ltnll Ios lit‘will ijj to T.tmph liti jUjJi'fliii . t fill il : third c-'er •11. ■■;;l of p i: it, nu-otifjr lit- T:i.t;»n l‘Y" V i:lit iittrday tdjrhf. Tlu* ti-am. iiv )'t •ti Krtl-iitipr ilai’y .v/oikputo t’t • i> • Week and Imye . tmjiiv. o.d Ksoully " th i play in, • their I ut nppo, v tiK.iitis; ’the diioksiihvillti V. M, •’ \ Thej ' till Irtl' e IWil Ot-I •tn»♦I•?' I ultk'll will tako'ptAiilyit ii’i: tho 111>i «>iok in AyVil. Jlnnitv.*•aimjitnin! |t:v tm.ulher i •n hilled mid ij i. ) oilitIill* thill the m< eti ivjt!i tl(o Itloc J;i>* will \vin ! .up lltc. i t oil ■! i. J 1 CJ' ttaVl aeii.rdiiif; to . i ' . f "i ' trn»|/, t i^iii;- « : ■„ .!. M i Who it TRAIN SCHEDULE Ji_i A. Ltd:. CnlMMCtVI KD SOW I III!. I |p,<".!(» v.hih Kbbi-j •S.r.ifonl S.-itui 'I Ito t.’iimm 111 LI Ml II* i; m • ini; Mumbiy I for fi t claim joh work. Min. H: 11. I It,lit (to ll. i.i ■l .r/i i > In ti III • •ifti i i'll! ft (i'll iht* ■t^iiai'iii i.a \ w' i l u a j if ' , ij Stvlss (Jhceso.. I N'i\ York Cheese \ 1 71 (br;ila ifd Jones’ Dulry Far! it • r \ 11 [ ynustage SVhen heller automobiles : “ Build Thi lilt, Buick will A C I C ( very life . (urn do Hie til in.of that 1 1) lievc discibninatintc j)Copleliave judged best. ’I hey mean .conven­ ience. It. id not-neces­ sary tb describe the (hirtff.bwant. •^lOven the nib-xt intimate articles may be purchased withotit embnv- r a a s m e ji t since Jtiio adveili.sers have id von us handy w ith my daily I i ir .d I c a n n o t d i s ­ reg ard U'OSS of i . It i s a | A :i.; m e , j f i i i d i n . t r m e .in jn y p l e a s u r e s u b (l in if you have yottr vplcnni/ing dc •'Y.RO 'veil |)lc:iM*jt \xiI(i ytutr < a ill In* yo.iir l»'(. TH E S 'l l l .E 'I r churarlcriMlic of our custom; course K e n t V u lc a n i/ in/>v€ o in p a n y • •k • • j n r/ d u t i e S j - t e l l i n i f n*ie \ v b a t i .‘‘ li o .u l d ' e a t , \v ; H' f - a n d i ■o an d what s lio u fft I'hey mean insurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before ren ter the'shop I know what I*want to buy. And. certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen pealed over ' and over again assures me that it stitiTds for a* product of quality. In speaking tliaf name to the clerk I K'lhiw f an* asking for the best. I am a. more judicious shopper because- I buy advertised goods, I pat­ ronize the shop that sells them. n u d t il i n IV* o f i i a f n e ' t h e in - n t in n o ! ' » 1 will e l l ' will bi'iujf from • some shelf M - i. i ■ inj* th; I ran use- in . my daily •lily and in the daily life of my family * dn every instance that name means a very dc*finito promise'and assuraiiee of, something* .-ub■-st-tintifd niKlwhioh -will •make me feel completely satisfied al>out havi ng exchanged my money for it. L e t ' mo say a few »**«•' , , ii -a ni e s these tlit?s<k old friends of * the new^m^ perTUid maga/'.ii)0 pages m e a n to m e . Lcrsliurc F<r«neh Arrive p.pu 7:00 O.I\l .7:10 p.n». Oviedo .llranrh ; Arrivo k>. -VM...._.yJ. 7:43 p4n. 0. 127....... . They mean good.taste, -^or certainly t desire tb .THE BEST I'UOLVAM THAT IIAS EVEI 2 .at 1'.in. BEEN OFFEREI-) TO SAN ™ .(T h isw as\\Titlcnl)y.a.\vonian) a FOIU) PEOPLE ** r \T A A , lie ihfJutncT ot things which ii IS7S I67S I.. C. MOOUE, Maunder 1 I •■H Arrive llarl WWUtH 'Eftgush W uIAn 1 !rl?<h PolnttH»s j ■j * , ‘ .1 Ifiilad Iptiin Cream CHccfI Rperl It a tltlrr I41S 7 I9 S : W'LOI.'U. FI.ORIDA MM rilby ISrnnrh L. P i*i.‘Touiin* 7 Tjm. Scja.v" rrW N J.vkfnnnasir^am iK Briipm tetinnasakM rirtsritavH anvK asranrrrr.tinrBlsa 'riu> want ilrivi-w.-t; in t>- mu tcijtip-lid tlm d.i I(cation to th* engivr in if work on Wu' Hire! I "- Ij in lai.k 1 \V. Ik 7 I)-tS-3tvNr GET YOU.! Arrive ')• I'O.iii J . ,t .) «■iiI.iii rtli, ( .. t/..t.C. P u rcha** k r,*hult5. try a Avht nd. 1 :4S a.m. ( I'M ). Cpupt • SI89S J'liin , u ltU 1%1 1 \i |ki • !* r 1J . / . r i i ' . i > r u r i f : > I'ilONE 17------ ---------------- ANJ'OKD. I LOItlDA Nurililnund- . * 75 i;,5 C|Kiit TourltiTf I'llrn t, ii I'. Ilulth I'lirtoHoi iV'-.-orneianf r.i» in.* f\o >it iiliimlntthi* A ld’Ulil) FOSTFIt, ‘ # City Tax ('ollootor, Vpr. 1 Vy: H/llOV, 1>, <\ •• Arrive r E TO FROrKR ' V, OlVNERS •Sl.YC.I • (’•v •*•r Oak Avenue unfriT'iril'.1 ireet ,' (ho rljtb's tlpur •i.ii.y ili" Dodtvr Four. null the finriii'M l iiiirtiilii in il I'llunon 2 i mp "ii full i.i Ci>nft Ii m I Dunk,; clone April I, I.Ul?-t, it i M law s ivuiitinin : tini oYiillr Ii'll by'levy pil'd aide 11 ity t.piiti whii h JiiM’:; ti. • Smith Ituuail ,;yi ■!{ lltuL tir.h And it is as good as it is beautiful’ for Buiclc builds it. T h e world 1m ow s w h at th at m eans! ‘ •• v t r t i s b i c * i s a p p a r e n t , in *1lio “Klorula nu lh.'i!” of‘Lo)J w ,-v_il r . ; "1 i i im|'k' hi •iitiM* all thtit i »Y (,iiii ,i in .v .appl' ution •(!.( irliiovul "Mho. fi'iv f ijuaiy i widt h oopl a ti oftp. iniinatufo wtixiU, fo!l.i\v,d by th ••jipplii utioa of nh fjvo piHtud' of, calcium arM'iin’-o .‘to tin- acre, aj'plad ,l’. y / t r . o f a i • PAYERS o:: !w I'.i.'u !i \. ii ph "t‘ who'hii' i o ' , d hi’ pnitip -.v iti tin* Ii* .-•! jt<'t io,| of wt»4koiit ••.wl:s'li oii:i- i t i . hlacljip;, Jr.rkli tL'*.Ai' do*v .-.'.fit. wxu-' PTERSnVD.fi, Mari It p i s foinintli't: <and lino i iTTorm.) •. y I. .1:1 : 1 ; Si. IVto: dmr/:, (F) Over forty, men have •' n -H'd tie daily eo- ‘Ion; and. «io til'Xolbi' K v. Iiinlile liit’ts.for tio.it yoarV play-if'.. i "ottrll •\ all Find. Wlflt tho 'lira!' i i.tl out foritipilni; footlitdl tliis i .i on DEN, Ala., Maivh a, ii iimtvlou • iiriutml with It to lm.il a miiiliiiri'itiNi fall it appeal oil* the o'- Hi; Rochester (I) •> . VOIH HANS, Mpnli ‘ (laTiir.s will enjoy a moat j«tii-ii--fill ' I ) d? Now Orient -(S ) t" IcVid year in fko lifstory of the i:*: titu Y hRK, March •>:>. y-. h ip 'in and vcton'ii oulllohl* JJi loklyu Nation.;is ha n>. » Its dashing color and appointments have a dis. tinctive originality which marie it everyw here. Tijrtr Ttf U rn: Onl i. i i |0 .!'• I" ' ill l .till IV■I • v pti Ziu’liWheat Can’t , Cone ioATerms Wi»h. Ehhetis o Dotlifrs W h a t W ould Spring B e W ith o u t a B u ick ! T h e Buiclc' Six Snort Ti'.jri'nij provides th at added m easure of enjoyment which com es from driving a c a r of which you can bo really proud. „ n tn rcn n w ’ll T fn HtamUml o f Com parison The F a t’s in the Fire ' 7 : ; . . . Published by the.^ani'drd Herald hi co-operation wit The American Association of Advertising Agencies . * • * / ■ - •-'* « . .1 �1 « g ! Q B ... >> * T 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 30, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 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/41430eae4f281ff1543a8d6fc20fd4f1.pdf 27cabbda562af3e2a2329897e13b05cc PDF Text Text REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA, SANFORD, FIVE DAYS, MARCH 31 TO APRIL 5 • * ,k 1 ' " I • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 313 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH.29, 1923 VOLUME III (.'iirlot Shipments Reported for Wed nosdsy, March 28lh: Florida—Sanford Section,„ .............71 Florida—Manntco section .............. California f "There’s only one way to ■;top a tremendous develop­ ment in . Florida,” said Judge Kennesaw Moun­ tain Landis, Wednesday morning at the Mason Ho- FHEY HAVE SERVED NO TICE WILL NOT WORK UN­ TIL ALL FRENCH LEAVE "How in th at? ” asked the reporter. . .’ "Stretch a line of militia­ men across the northern Uorder of the statp with or­ ders to shoot everybody who comes in,’ was the ro- In Operating Loading Apparatus IN TRIAL OF TWENTY MEM HERR at Mines and No Headway Be­ NATIONAL CONFIDENCE ing Made by French RING. in r Tfcp Prr*xl GELSENKIRCHEN, Mnrch 29.— Fifteen thousand miners are on strike in the Gelsenkirchen district at nil mine* occupied by troops, according to estimates made In German quar­ ters. The men quit work a* n protest •gainst occupation. They have served notice they will not return to work until the last soldier leaves. From Rheinbadch comes a reported that the sirens blew no long In protest against the occupation that the Bel­ gian* threatened to shoot unless the noise was stopped. The Germans as­ sert scmi-ofTicially that the occupy­ ing forces have difficulty In operating the loading apparatus nt the mines and »» far have succeeded in loading only three or four small trans daily. Before the occupation it is asserted n train load of reparation fuel rolled tout every ten minutes. Prussian Vineyards Seized by French Shippinir Point Information for Wed­ nesday, March 27th SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. Hauling* heavy, demand and move­ ment slow,-market weak. Carload* f. o l>. usual terms: 10 inch erntest Uniden Self-blanching 1-0 doz. stalks in the rough, Uc't mostly $1.50, poorer DAUGHERTY STATEMENT AD low ns $1.35, N rv French .Strain i-fl VISING KBNOM(NATION FELT dos. stalks in the rmiph $I.25-$i.lO, TO !»B OUT OF PLACE mostly §I55-?UiO, few well blanched Foster on Trial For Syndicalism Takes the Stand | ||v Thr \«n*fli»lrtl I’f f M l NEW YORK, Match 29.—Tite lime I the modi 1. ! light of public 111terent, which n v ■' "* fhifteil front chulattcr to character in the Dorothy Keenan murder i .t .o, ;|- .•■. last nielli *f«#cu*4«! on ih. |iU*iitity *’ ‘ ^ of the mail who Major Draper M. ’H M Al *' 1 Daugherty, son i.g tlm Untied Stott nttornoy gt'A-rr.l. yesterday said lu d ! c,u ‘ !l’n th uatcu.il to tdiickmnil him betaine 1 . ,‘1 ’ of hi* ncqunlntanco with Hu! model: '*"] 11 unit xn Tie got him a Jol» with the do-. T,:" 11 '[ t • # 4., *j _ paitment of justice. 1 ill' Wfiii wii! •, , waved Iti.-t h Daugherty. ap|>earing voluntarily i j . Itefore Assistant Diatrirt Attorney Vtiii-lu i 11 i'ei'iita. di III III .'it leogtll with I. .1 •'.«j!!.V r 1i.l Hr •' .11I'll.lilllniu v with the gut mail thicftt. lie atldetl that It:* expect* e.l knowledge of hi.i.licquaintance with Die model woul iIIk- matle liuldic. Thousand* of Acre* Owned by Govern ntrnt Along Mozellc Taken Over (Mt Tlti* I'rrail ST. JOSEPH, Mich.. March 29.— I William - Z. Foster, charge dwith eri1mlnnl syndicalism, took the stand to­ day in Itis own defense to descrilie hi-­ work ns secretary and treasurer of the Tradue Union Educational league. Fo lvr testified that he had been a member of the I. W. W. Seamen.'* leisure includes vineyards, building,., Union, Carmen's Union mill other «rwine rc!lnt* and bottled wines. gnnir.dUons. He quit Die 1. V.'. \V„ he 'There are limuF.uiid.: of acres of declared, "because I no longer agreed Yineynrds owned by Hie government ; with its policies and program." De along the Moselle river where it runs dfiui'd bi-itig a ineinlier *<f any P"lit ii al party at ptcrienl and di iti' d hi[into tin- Rhine. , The town of Mcttrv.ann, near Kl- wit ■a member of the Communist part> berfeid, was surrounded yesterday by last August of ever a ntemlier of the French tioops nntl tanks. Tho French workers* pnrty. Foster snitl the only demanded that tho Mcttmann officials relntions of his between thafom m tingive the names of the Germans re­ 1st*party of America anti Ins Trade sponsible fo rth e shooting and wound­ Union Educational league was eoning of a French major in the foot Sat­ fined to endorsement liy Communists urday. 6f Die league. Traffic to Muttmnnn lias been en­ Reporters encountereil the same iiitclnp who seoltls hi* tlr.ugh tirely cut off. The interurbun street mg rouge will wrap a lwen ficuliv in interviewing I>.iugh-11> a a roll of utui-tlollar bills. they ilnl w'tth the m j>terioi|^a 1'. ‘ liir shall—the girl’s elderly mlmin r. later You can Say One thing for our for­ revealed a* J. K. Mitehell, Philmlcleign policy. Age cannot wither nor -phia capitalist and club man—wat the The Herald for first c in u job work. cuttonr stale its infinite variety. • center figure in the drama. Daugherty, who was accompanied by friend whu.*u name Was not re­ vealed, wni dou>tt*d with Mr. I’ccnra about 15 minuten. At tin* end of the conference, Mr. I’ccora snid that he hail confirmed report* of hi* casual acquaintance with Miss Keenan, nntl the attempt pmde by telephone to blackmail him. The blackmail angle was what particularly interested the for it is his theory that To Be Executed in Russia Made By Several Coun prosecutor the girl was slain by blackmailers tries and America who foiled to make her cooperate in a plot to "ttlinko down’ Mitchell. After his viiitors had departed, Mr. MOSCOW, March 29.—An appeal elesinstics in Russia, the department IVcora matle the following comment: lor clemency of Catholic prelates nnd of state has taken steps, through the Priests sentenced last Mondny will be American nmbnsrndor in Beilin, to considered at the first meeting of the give cxpurcssion to the humanitarian central executive committed cither to- interest- of the American people nnd And is ,Notified to Appear at Constantinople ns Proof of New Attitude of Turks political atmosphere which has so lightly surrounded President Harding and the administration ofifcinls com­ posing his vacation party yesterday i.tcnu-J itj gather a little closer. One of the contributing factors to tills concentration was the develop­ ment that the President, ufter turn­ ing over in his 111110! the statement reirntly nude in Miami by Attorney General Daugherty, his pre-convsntion manager in ll»2n, and since then his cTiier poliUitl adviser, had come to the emit fusion that it might have been better had tin- statement been withheld at least for the present. In 1.1- 1 it.ntettt .Mr. Daugherty, while emphasizing that it was too long until tl\. 1 *21 eampnign tu In-gin to talk *.f |K>lilics, predicted that Mr. Hard­ ing would be a candidate for re nomi­ nation. 'th<* other factor was the arrival here of Mr. Daugherty. Until yester­ ludt'e Landis Calls day tin* president and ins principal Convict Lease System mi.iser in matters of politic hud not tied hit> met since the latter had urrace to Florida statement. Mr. Daugherty •tune to St. At.guilinc in accordance with pr*-- . JACKSONVILLE, March 29.—In n vlousiy announced plans, and is en ripeifh before tile Jacksonville Kiwnnroute hack to Washington after n vis- i d u b yesterday, Kcnesnw Mountain firm, fit to Florida to recuperate from his re- I^tndis, high commissioner of baseball i*'-' cent illness. Tlte President and Mr.1 jilcatic.l for abolition of the convict ,-2.2.>,! 1laugh city wort tog ell er only a fc\v ;.ysu.m j„ Florida. Tho former 12.10-iminutl'S yesterday, Mr. Harding stop­ . t id that it was abhorrent to p in g nl tin* attorney general’s suitef * him Hint a man deprived of his libnit Ins way to luncheon. « i*i ty should Ik- hlretl out by governThe president, in his study of Hue mentrt for exploitation purposes. He situation, is understood by some ol( urged nil Kiwnnians. as well ns memthosito liinl, to llitvi finely ii I,.-1 . nf ail civic Indie* ami other orlu state, to go to Tal­ V .I,.1 Ini. i!,oi".tiil ami movement l:i> mind the two remaining y ens ol lin- coining session of hir adiuiiiistiaiiou, and to I eel that 1 1 lah.i i-..leu. ■ m.iikct ■•ti'iiily. .Fb.riila !*'• m. h crates New French Strviin Jl-fi proper solution of the problems they the legislature and “wipe this infamy doz. stalks heal $2.7i»-5-T.U9, poorer will pnwent should Ikj the Rtthperl from the fair name of Florida." wasty $IT*0-$2.00, Carlot sales to of rnoro thought thnn what is to hap­ , George Ado, humorist, who was al­ so a gtio*t nt the luncheon, said Florwarhers, Wedne-dny, Florida, 10-inch pen to him personally in 1921. ‘ idn hml the most wonderful dithnte in Tito chief executive, it was learned, crates Golden Self-hjnnchlng Jl-tl tlox. stalks, 52.7ft; S dos. nttilks, 52.00, New is highly appreciative of the motives the world." 1 have been in California, that actuated Mr. Daugherty in mak­ tin- West Indies. Egypt, and in fact, French Strain J-l doz. : talks 52..r>0. ing It In statement and lias tile great­ everywhere else, hut you linvo some­ NEW YORK: Iff! clear. 11 Flori­ est confidence in tlte attorney gener­ thing here that cannot \m duplicated da arrived. Supplies moderate, tieal's judgment. He, however, ns his any where on earth. Your climate is mitiui i-ntl movemi-nt mmlerate, mar­ feelings hnye been interpreted by 'iinie muiii king which y u business men ket ntcady. Fiorida, 10 inch crates nf his friends, wants to avoid every­ Itnulil get out and sell." New French i»lrnin, nrtd Golden Selfthing that Would tingo his actions Mnnching t-fl doz. stalks mostly $2-2-''* duriiig/thu coming months with.pidi-, Platform Manager, 52.50, few $2.75; ordinary condition, tics. . • t ? 1.76-12.25; K doz. stalks mostly $2.00, Redpath Chautauqua Mr. Daugherty lias made it plain few fancy $2.25-$3,C0. Auction prices, since giving out itis atntcment that it . Arrived in Sanford New French Strain nud Golden Self­ was not inspired by the president atfll blanching 3.(7 dos. stnlks $2.7O-$2.0O. has been most anxiaus to relieve the PHILADELPHIA: 17, cloudy. 0 executive of any epibarrassmcht that ITornbt arrived, 0 car* on track in­ might have been occasioned. Several cluding broken. Supplies moderate,demand and. movement slow, market rlull. Florida, 10. inch erntes New French Strain 1-0 doz. stalks ordinary ipmlity and condition $IJjO.$2.()0; 8-10 tioz. stalks $l.25-$1.75; 3 tloz. stalk* C1.50, washed nntl precooled 1-C doz. stalks $2.75. TOTAL t' Ml LOT SHIPMENTS FROM SANFORD RBITION, THIS SEASON TO. DATE 2,7f»5 Total carl at shipments from Man­ atee section thin season to date 1,201 Total’cnrlot shipments this rea­ son to date old crop ... . ....... 14,437 Total earlot shipments thi* sen- . son to date, new crop H.1MH1 Total earlot shijiments from San­ ford last season to dote .... 2,lH,'t Total earlot shipment front Mnn, nlcn last season to date 879 Total cariot shipments Inst sen# ill tn date, tdd crop Il,.ri97 YOUNG DAUGH!3rTY THREATENED • BETWEEN APRIL 1r»TH AND 20TII IS ANNOUNCED TODAY ’ l.ast Prayers Are Said Over Divine. Sarah Bernhardt III* *| lit- Aaaorlnlnl I'rmO PARIS, Man It ii*. Tl»«* Udy «’f Sarah Bernhardt last night rested in the famous rosewood casket lined with white satin which woo made al her order 30 years ago, nntl in which she was frequently photographed while on her foreign tours. Abbe Douttl, in core of the church of St. Francois, where ‘tlte funeral services will lie held today, said the last prayera over the great artiste Associated Press Correspondent Tells of Herrin Riots Was Prevented from Giving Wounded Man Watrr, Iljr IRfcndants WARSAW, Mnrch 29.—The conmnntioiL to denth of Archbishop WASHINGTON, parties are showing unusual unanim­ ity in denouncing the nction of the soviet court. Cardinal Nitkowski today celebrat­ ed n apcciul moss for tlte prelates. It was attended by thousands of persons. After the ceremony a huge proces­ sion proceeded to ‘the office of Pre­ mier Sikorskl, who told the gathering that Poland was making every effort Ib'aavo tho archbishop .nnd Monsignor Hulcjffhivitch, and in* this nction was being supported by Pope Pius and the United States;- He added there was good hope for the succcjs of tho pro­ tect*. ’ •’ ruplctl pussngu of mourners wuh re­ sumed. ‘ . Tho Paris city authorities had hop­ ed to hold the servicos jn somo great church such as La Mndolcinc but Bernhardt’* wish was th a t it he as simple ns possible, and her preference wn* for the relatively small church whlrh she attended'w hile in Puri*. There were no orations nt tho funer­ al, in compiiuuco with her wish, hut her desire for "many flowers" Is cer­ tain to be gratified .by tho public. cd by tlte major. He did nbt state, however, when or where such an in­ terview would take-place or whether he expected to receive onothcr Visit from Mr. Mitchell’* father-in-law, E. T. Stotcsbury of J. P. Morgan and Co. Daugherty, ho raid, told him he was npt acquainted with Mitchell, John II. Jnckson, a New York attorney, who Somo people impress you as b-'ing posed ns his secretary, or Albcr E. very important! nnd some seem never Guimnrc*/ a dose friend of Miss Kee­ to acquire tho knack of being insult* nan. x In skotching his acquaintance with ... MIAMI. Mnrch 29. The construe' lion of a huge radio terminal, the sec­ ond largest in the country^ started nt Hialeah, near here, thl^ morning by tho Tropical Radio Telegraph com­ pany. Tho plant is to handle the South when tho boat basin ij finished and Central American and Weat Indian there is a snfo harbor for all kind* business, And will coat n quarter of a million dollars. of shipping. S k i ^ M .'M 'A S zS .S e �T* 44 . 7 ' 1• . • ’ ; Ui Vt CVt'^pH\r -V-- ?f,/rv -r ,,*• , ktr;i ^-, .* - r: ••- -»* * f " -._•f*yTfrrrfm—:'J~7. \ 1‘ - •'.i. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; WEDNESDAY, MAftCH 28, 1923 1' ‘ * -v - !- A •- • v - , - * '- ~f-'"TT 5* ~ ' JO TH E FATHERS AND MOTHERS FLOWER BULBS—Nov; i» a ir t im e I time- of the old Spanish grants, thru Thirty-Sixth Annual TRUTH SEEKlOtS CLASS for r.prirtg planting. Wo have a the British occupancy until our part OF SANFORD v At the beautiful homo of Mrs. W. SS M eeting Florida State nice line of Dahlias, Hyacinths and of the state was known ns Mosquito C. Hill on Myrtle avenue Monday a f­ ■t o n i g h t ternoon the Truth Seekers Class was county, Inter Orange and now Semi­ Horticultural Society You are all eager, I know to give all kinds of flowering bulbs..'.Come in I MRS. FRRD DAIGRR, Society Editor most pleasantly entertained by Mrs. nole epunty. Fort Mellon became the your children every educational ad­ and see us.—Tho L. Allen Sccd-CrmA distinct novelty mntlcn plcture I’hone 217-W 310 5lp vantage possible. Seme of them mr.y 4pnny, Sanford, Flu. Lola LnGcttc: The meeting wns open­ base of supplies for all this country The Transportation committee of made a quarter of a century n*0 I t | M U t i e a r I r l f i t t » I* !IU * r » —-w ran « « /» i* w •» » a i » i ed by n song followed by prayer. The ar.d garrisoned n good ninny troops. the Florida State Horticultural so­ nut be nble to go to college, but r ig h t, Blowing the Inauguration of Mc.' k « M i, a r U » u « n r* r a l r M a l a l a * . w r it tu i ........... ........................ a a a a t a l r a r e « • «*H * n + r % t * m i. f »*•"« hostesses of the afternoon were: Mrs. At one time 400 Indians attacked it ciety composed of Mr. K. B. O’Kelley, here in Sanford they arc going Kluley, the retiring president, firm a # ta ll* , a r l » l r r k » M Ik * I l i a . I l n i l K. L. Griffin, Mrs. G. W. Spencer, undaunted until u government boat in McLendon, St. Augustine and Mrs. have ten (10) opportunities of broad-1 | ______^ rc r Cleveland, .oldlers that f„UKh, w rra a tlr a a a rrrU o O Mrs. Geo. F.lliott, Mrs. John Hayes, Lake Monroe opened fire upon them. C. A. Martini, Bradentuwn, announces cuing nnd deponing their education ,in thp SpanUh*Amprican war, and SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. Robert Jenkins, Mrs. Washburn, Superior numbers, for there were 1,- that the railroads of Florida haw* nnd of developing their taste for the many other scenes taken at ihi„ This end Miss Julia McKim. A fter tho r.QO U.'iS. soldiers stationed hero ut granted reduced railroad rates .on ac­ right kind of entertainment. time. And— / Wednesday—Mr*. A. F. McAllister transaction,of the busness these hos­ iho time, were no cause for dismay, count of the 3Cjh annual meeting of will be nt tho low price of 171* ten ts will entertain a t luncheon honoring tesses, whore birthdays came in March but tho firing of the guirj.ifrom tho the Florida Stute Horticultural Soci­ per entertainment or less. “Strongheart” Mrs. C. J. Ryan. This is the CHAUTAUQUA which j served delicious ice cream and home­ lake caused them to flee on account of ety, which will be held in Orlando, Fla. Wcdn®»day—Literature departm ent of made cake to over, forty members cf thyir superstitions. The Mellbnvillo April 17 to 20, Inclusive, and to the will be held nt Sanford beginning* The wonder dog, the king of hU. WomanVClub a t tho homo of M n. the class. A lter the social hour of anemic road wna constructed by the Florida Statu Florists*' association March S lat and lasting five days. All l f . > iEf line in 1it. Martin, Magnolia Avo., 3:30. . the class each one departed4wishing U. S. government to transport tho which holds its sceond annual meet­ students under 12 yoarn mr.y buy n Wednesday—Miss Mahlv Bowler will these ladies many more happy Jrirlh- troops from Ft. Mellon to the contin­ ing a t the same place April 10 and 17, ear,on ticket for $l.fd) and those over entertain the members of tho I.ucky LIME uous chain of forts os far south us and the tlrnt annual State Flower •: special student ticket for $1.75. This day *! Thirteen Bridge Club nt her home last Is a reduction allowed usually to Tampa nml Fort Myers and nt one show April 17 nnd 18. t n Magnolia avenuo at H:15 p. m. time 8,000 troops were stationed here. Reduced rates on the round-trip .ollegc towns. PIPE ORGAN CLUB MEETS Thursday—Mrs. John Melsch will en­ Do you thin!: you can allow yotfr Few Floridians are living today to aid ; identification plan have been authorJ. L. Miller was hostess to . ’S tertain the members of the Idlers theMrs. I . He imre tin* piaster child to tnlas such an opportunity? . w. ’j f B --7T; . 3 r;*: s members’o f the Pipe Organ C lu b ;us *n establishing the local histories jzed by the railroads from stations in 1 Kv tint Iliac you l>uv U Btidgc Club. A baity lost tn tho snow-covtrcd These tickets arc on sale by \lio Boy nnd the old land marks. The 1). A. Floridn on the basis of one Jure made of iiu * i Monday afternoon, r.t her lovely1 lien quality m ater­ Friday—N. deV. Howard Chapter of if famine land—wolves in a gnunt K. has been doing this throughout nnd one-half fare for tho round trip, Scouts, nt the Grammar and High ial*. otherwise you U. I). C., m eets nt Balm Room, Val­ country horn?. grey, r.linking circle and Strongare iroimr to have minimum excursion fare $1.00 Tick­ the country, nnd it is well to remem­ Schools.' The Special Student Tickets In the absence of Mrs. H arris, M rs .1 irotiliic. The sure dez at 3:30 p. m ;; ! heart with stabbing eyes, fangs way Is by huylttir Gatchrl acted’ ns president. Each ber our own state is rich in unrecord­ ets to ho sold only u> delegates nnd ($1.73) are on sale only nt tho High your lime nml i>USibared for battle Jn a drama that members of their families upon pre­ School, but may be had on applica­ ed histories and we hope many plnces ter here, . ‘ Jacksonville waa represented li?re member answered roll call with some wilt • have suitable markers in the sentation of identification certificate:* tion by any htudent over 12 years. will entry you through u spd| „f Interesting current event. ycafbrdoy by J. Graham. . •■ttulli.’pr*’ llrnitqnnramazement, near future. At one time the store to ticket agentn nt time of purchase .Special arrnngemontn will bo •'made j Irr*'* i i After the business session, n pleas­ of Doyle & Brantley,- nt Mclionvillc, of tickets. Tickets will he sold April w ith.school work ao that tho ppulla Mrs. Georgb Shipp returned home ant social hour was spent with the furnished all tho supplies for the coun­ 12 to 18 inclusive, rtnnl limit April may bo nblc to' attend every enter—T O M O R R O W Hill yesterday from a pleaaaht visit with hostess. A rising vote of thanks wns try south to Tampa and the people 20. The necessary idcritlficallnn cer­ tninment. • Katherine MrDnnald in given4Mrs. C. J. Ityvui, baznnr .thnir- who livad way below thcro, even thn tificates enn be sectored by writing Lumber Co. triends in Tdmpa; HAVE YOU BOUGHT A TICKET K ■ SSK i*' innn for her untiring efforts in this Seminole Indians made this their Mr. Bayard Floyd, accreta**, jUl# Flo­ FOR YOUR CHILD? Phnnc 130, Sanford H om es and Husbands J . J. Wallace, of A tlanta, is spend­ wtork. A piano soio, “The Witches' trading port. rida State Horticultural Society, Or­ 310-fitd; liw-c. • D ance,".w as played by Mrs. J. C. ing a few days here attending to bur.lando, Fla. Wo had with us the state historian, Mltthcll. ineas. ’ • For quick results try a want ml. Mrs. Kindred, of DeLnnd, nnd shu . • _____ .^ PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE l(Irs. Miller,, assisted by Mrs. Hall spoke of the great effort which had Don't forget the Big Easter Hall, W. B. McBride, of Soperton, Ga., nnd Mrs. Ryan, nerved her guests deFor a few cents you enn wntd off I ren made to save Fort Marion nt St. April 2nd, Parish IIoubo. 300-tfc was among the ftrriynhf’h&rc yester­ licloui sherbet and cake. The d u b ( Flu and Grlppo by promptly checking i Augustine and which resulted. In u day and is registered nt the Mon to­ will meet nest Monday with M n. W. your coughs nnd ’colds with Foley’s | special net of congress so wo nro sure Honey nml Tar. Also gives quick re­ rn ma. 1 R B v tu a ris s c B a z u n B tia D M a E a n tic a n a B u n a E a n a e a a a n H a a a a R a ia s s s ?.l. ScotL ’ 4 . j of Its being cured for in tho future. lief from coughs resulting from Flu, — ‘ | Other im portant historical places are ilF YOU W ANT THE BEST ICE CREAM AND Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma A. E. Adams, of j Columbia, S. C., MUSIC CLUB. ..CECIL1AN ... , , : now before* the government to protect and Bronchitis. Forty-eight ycurs of was among the a?rivnltf here yester­ SHERBETS AND THE PUREST WHIPPED A f «• n" d c"Jo>c‘ P[0R;,n7 them ami be assured of future care day and is making his headquarters was given by the Cecillnn Music Club ^ pr(,scrvat,on ft w„ , ojrgcMc(1 satisfaction to users has'm ade Fol­ CREAM, THEN ORDER IT FROM ey’s Honey and T ar the World’s larg­ •a t tho Montezuma. Inst’ Saturday afternoon. that a loll call should* be taken to nsest selling cough medicine. Contnins Rultenstein Gup! icc ..................... .. . ■certain how many states were repre­ ho opiates—ingredients are printed E. P. Fairejilld, of Wnycrosr, uml F. Emily Bailey sented by the chapters. Forty-two dll the wrapper. Ih-fuso substitutes. E. Wilson, of St. Augustine, were Etude Liszt ladies answering, it was found they Insist upon Foley's. Kohl everywhere. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST among the business visitura here yes­ Charlotte Smith claimed seventeen states ns their t ... .. Rcxnll Hlorc Authorized Eniitman Kod?k Agency . terday. Polcnnirr ....... Englemnnn birthplaces. Florida nml New York —Adv. I’ll!IN K 32-» Sanford, Florid* t: Madeline Mnllem each bail nix daughters and Massachu­ .The many friends of Mrs. Frank A Finger Twist Emory a s g n u n a s L ’r t i s n h 'B r u n c g i m |i z m t i : R E E n a 2 c a « D B » B i r a B i i i i i i i i setts was third with four. The la­ Kxccutive Comiinilccs Akers will regret to learn that alio Cnrmetn Barber dies from Orlando invited all to meet and-Ofl'icers lOlecter for continues quite ill nt St. Joseph’s In­ Minuet Mozart . .— " n srj'jH itc B a a a u a H U B a D B a a a N u a ssa B u u K B B M in a g iB a ia n iR B siE ii with them next year for Florida Day firm ary, in Atlanta, Elizabeth Whittier Seminole Chap. A. II. C. , i.t l ort Guilin. HERE’S YOUR STAFF OF LIFE, IN S Sonntine —.... ...... Kuhlan Thus ended u most perfect day \! ko Extend Vote of Ihanks t » S. M. Mrs. F. Morton Briggs, of Hins­ Byron Fox S EVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY S j mude possible by the wonderful lornjt a dale, III., Mrs. L. B. Flora, of Chicago I.loyd for G.ioil Work Juvenile group: a If you want to realize that there i& an art uf linking, you need only J Dilbor , '<*n a,“* amid the historic surround­ and Mrs. I-ala A. Howell, of Chicngo, Chair Train .... ......... u look at the counters of Roqtli’s Bakery. There, rows upon rows of ■ ings. a party who arc spending the senson William Morrison At a recent meeting of the Somi2 Bread, Pies, Cakes. Crullers, Muffins, ami scores of other varieties JJ Nemo Self-Reducing No. 3)3 nt puytonu Beach were visitors here Scenes from Childhood...... Kern nolo Chapter <J the Amercan Red h a real bargain. It bar a low lop J| tempt the appetite and delight the eye. Absolute purity of IngrcdMiss Jacobus, of Rollins College, yesterday.Helen Douglass Cross the following executive commit­ i nnd medium skirt. KladelndorU ients, baked in the cleanest, most scientific ovens. will lilve several esthetic daures at j nble pink or white coutil: sires Merry Land . (?) tee was fleeted: | 2 I to 36 and costs only $)JY\ the Easier Dance at the Parish House* SOCIAL DEPARTMENT BRIDGE Emctt Fox Mih. *Endor%^Mrb tt, chairman; 11. »J- ! I t t T*>*ir .J. j !<f ,ir,*i t o ||. « n J 1 S n x o .in® r t night. 312-Ste •It. », .he atiJ }t. V. .'II wn,l d,* f vrttt. ’ Groups of Duets (Cornet am C. DuCosc, vice-eliairinan; W. M. The members of the Social DepartNVwo 11viUoie•I Initlll". 1 Haynes, treaxurof; Miss Virginia merit of the Woman’s Club were enter­ phone, John and llernaril Sfliiranl. 2 Next to Princess Theatre EASTER BASKETS—There will be -Smith, Home Service Secretary; M rr.1 tained a t 'Bridge at the Welnkn Lob­ IIA liZ U SbM ., New Yotk (t»«r*. !*•) ' ■ iJ u c u s B z tia a n u E tia a a B B n a a n a m irc M im a a K n k H a a a H iu a a a a ia a a u an Easter Basket sale at the Union I K. M. Galloway, Mrs. Fred T. Wil­ D. A. It. PICNIC *... . by. ’ There were five tables of players Pharmacy Friday afternoon nnd S at­ liams, and Hlflfl Allle Trafford. with Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin ns hos­ The Sallie Harrison Chapter of the urday by Circle No. 2. Come early Below is a copy of the letter sent by =“ £JJ“ £ * )3 nBI* i ''^ rtBan,,ll,.';,,3 n ,* " (,,nK'*K ",' ,s"«>*ni*nB*BunB»Ba*nn»inhaBauBBiiBMBaaBBaBBBnBniiBa* tess. J). A. II. coWmrtcd Florida day by u x a sa L B a a x e u g a a K a n n a a u sc s a u N D K a u u k iB B B B a B n s x u o a a a M B a s a a im a B g B C H B anuB aaaaB aaaaB B aa and get yours. 312-2tp the chapter to Mr. Lloyd in ucknowl-ijj* * a Tho prize for high score, a dainty giving n picnic inviting, the ladies of 10 Stores Stores in in Georgia--------------------------------------Geor/na^ Japanese parasol, -was awarded Mrs. the DeLnnd, New Smyrna ami OrlnnSS 10 1 Store in Florida SS TONE U P TH E KIDNEYS * edgment of his untiring efforts dur- SS ing the Inst roll call. L» P. McCuller for holding high score. do chapters to join them. Through thu VIRGINIA SMITH, "Symptoms of Kidney trouble nro Pink nnd white, the color motif, hospitality of Mr. nnd Mrs. J, K. Face • . Secretary. was curried out in every detail. Re­ we were nble to hold it near the site (all gilne*. W ater is clear and does not March 2«th. l'J23. freshments of brick cream, tnkc ami ol old Fort Mellon. The ladles of Or- burn. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do mints Were served by the hostess as­ lumlo thirteen years ago began rele* the work," writes W. J. Grady, New Mr. S. M. I.loyd, Sanford, Florida. sisted by Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. W. brating the day but four years ago the Orleans, Louisiana. Backache, rhouPci <md chapter began these annual malic pains, tired feeling, are symp Dear Sir: W. Potter nnd Mrs. Paul Diggers. Sanford’s New Storc-Phone 127 I was requested,to convey to you an Foley picnics inviting sister chapters to Join turns of distressed kidneys. • r - . \ i -v — them at DeLeon Springs. Irnst year Kidney Pills tono up the kidneys jiqil expression of thanks nnd apprecia­ | TUESDAY AUCTION BRIDGE the New Smyrna chapter invited us quickly relievo kidney and bladder tion from the Seminole County Chap­ jj CLUB BE Insist ter of the American Red Cross for the Mrs. Hum' Yountz entertained the to spend the day anpd their historic trouble. Refuse substitutes. 3: members of the Tuesday Auction j surroundings, so this seems to have upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.—Adv efficient* nml pains-taking service which you render them as County Bridge Club most delightfully yester become an annual meeting ami it is Chairman for the last roll call. day afternoon nt her home on Mag- hoped that the D. A. It. may be able DENNISON’S CREPE They are cognizant of the fact that PAPER FLOWERS rolls avenue. Tlieru were two tables (n mark the many historic spots by this service co«t you valuable time appropriate memorials in the near fuof players. Just received a big supply o{ Den- and much though but you may rest as­ The rooms where the card tables tjic . Oil t!ie banks of Lake Monroe wen*arranged were bright with qunn- under the moss draped oaks and old {nison's Crepe Paper and all the neces- sured of the most honrty thanks of BM 1 Pctmettos n more beautiful spot could cary material for making Dennison's all tho membership of this great or­ t(tics of*vail colored petunias. A fter several interesting games of not be found for the gathering. A fter beautiful paper flowers, costumed nnd ganization. Yours very cordiully, bridge, scores were counted nml it a bountiful lunelt we enjoyed a talk other art goods. Also Dennison's In* is II. C. DuBOSE, waa found thut Mrs. Fred Wnlsma from Mrs. J. N. Whitner, who told us struction bookH. All at reduced prices. Vice-Chairman. II11 -Dtp and Mrs. Harry Lewis held high of the growth of the qountry from the —Mobley’s Drug Store. iworea. At tho conclusion of the card game, B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I B B H B B H B B B B B B B U B B K B B M B B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B n B B B B B B B B B B B B B t t B B n B B B B B B M B tho hostess served n tempting salad 3trtse. The afternoon wns one of exception­ Z al enjoyment fo{ tho guests nnd tht ;S cordial hospitality of tho hosier-* wav ■s Ladies’ 1-Strap Pum ps, Black or Brown, at per pair..$3.50 reflected In ever/ detail. OUR NEWEST MODELS IN FOOTWEAR ! LINEN SHOWER (I Ladies’ Black Oxfords at, per pair........ ..........1..........,.$3.50 Mrs. A. K. Hill, chairman for the . -v Linen Showotv wishes to thank each 33 E f |; and every one, through the Hospital B R* n is Ladies 1-Strap Pat. Pump, Gray Trim, at, per pair ..$4.00 r Association, for the generous toL• spdhte to the Annual Linen Shower I n tn fo r the Fcrnald-Iutughton Hospital. Ladies’ 1-Strap Black Kid, Pat. Trimmed, at, pair....$4.50 Following is a list of churches and ‘S U S E T T E ’ o th ir societies who donates!:. Catholic Church: 1 sheet, 10 pil­ Barnet’s Brown Calf Beige Ooze Calf Trim­ Men’s Brown Oxfords, Bal. or l>iu., at, per pair...... ,$3.50 loW-. slips, 12 towels. S SS mings ; Methodist Church: Urnllmihood 1 • . arid Daughters of Wesley—7 sheets, 1 PiPH TI i I h slylc u as awarded (he Rlue Ribbon at (be National Men’s Broivn or Black Oxfords, Bal or Blu. at, pair..$5,00 spread, 2 tea cloths, 2 towels; Depend­ Shoo Retailers’ Convention nt Chicago, priced n able Class—C pillow slips; Senior M A * ■• . f* “ ‘ Dojta’ ,Class—12 towels. S0.U5 Men’s Brown Oxfords, Blu. or Bal., at, per pair___ “MARY” ............ ......... Congregational Church: 1 spread, 8 ‘ $8.95 ! % s 2 towels, 12 plllo>v slipi, 3 sheets; La­ 1 3 ■ *2 i B dle* Union—$11 cash. - B SB n ru ■ (‘resbytorlnn Church: 7 spreads, 8 nlor IYcoIh. Widths AA—C. M ■N K Cl nheets, 1C pillow slips, 30 towels, 3 a nu covers, 2 napkins. r un WE ALSO UAVE THIS MODEL IN (iRAY SUEDE, WHITE AND WHITE KiD. 4 .- < i" ■ k r vit . yVinnan’s Auxiliary American Lo«* M oderately p ric e d .......... an M 2 spread*, 3 towels. 1 nH It un gUio Harrison Chapter D. A. IL: in u cover*, 7 tray cover*. ’ »*! -.7 l 8 s nn 8 U rk rsonal: Mr*. B. 8. Davmcl, 1 M Cll U tu I, 0 towels. apt u nn » i - Tkt ! •• -'Tjanbf-y' • - , •• rs* Bridge Club: $10 cash. N un 9Y, H an m 'otal amount received: 32 ah*oU, ■ n N -... . *lfp», _- tn in ax. .v i M How 17 ____ spraoda; <Q.Turka Vi J Corner Orihfto Avenue and Church Street HU ^ n towcl*, buck towels. 2 napkin*, h IB! ian au afkrf*, 13 Day cloth* uB H C PB aua^^JM ^dP«^^■■ »B■ **■ ■ *3 ,3 3 aa:I* Bl:, iil *-!*« * 1 .4 — l-4 a a g ^ PIASTER “BRAWN OF THE NORTH” % R <C . O O W E R IROUTH BAKERY I THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY I ; is Easter - Week, also Shoe Week at s: iJUST IN TIME FOR EASTER! ■s Two of Our Latest Styles Are Shown Here - | ilig • 3 Come Look No Urging To Byy CHURC k �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 1923 PAGE TW O : : BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL *9 Tan can find the name of every live Business .Man iq Sanford in thla Column eleh da7, Card* of Binford’s Repot* able profeaaional Men, each of whom, in hia chosen pro* fesalon the Herald recoin* menda to, the people. • U ^ _ t _ . __ _ .;h, i L: ■1 IN REAL STYLE-ED. LANE PULLS OFF UNIQUE ADVERTISING STUNT Elephant »“Gip” Used as Motive Power-—Attract­ ed Much Attention that somebno tens swiping the silver­ ware and somo of the missing articles were found on two of the new, mem­ bers, “ Hoick" Moore nnd Fred Bull. It was decided that as they wer^ new members nnd not as expert as Dumas and Forest Lake, th at they he let off with a light sentence. They will put their noses together and whistle, “Home Sweet Home" at the next meeting. Secretary Lloyd has a new mem- j bership chart nnd one can see at a glance the attendance for the_ entire H ./ year. Sherman is giving the club the best of service and has demonstrated ■ a that he is the right man for thiiivqry "I important position. •:'=■>#I'' -I — £.i *5£- # | Favors, lunch, vaudeville, Easter Ball, April 2nd, Parish House. 309-tfc AN INDEX T O CHARACTER IT There could bp no belter .index to charEd. I-anfl, Petite F rank Miller, Dr. the part of the taxpayer, who docs ; |j i^ctcr than it jiaving8 ipaH!p|iodk. . Caswell,, w ith his shining dome; P re s­ not recognize that he is paying^ n t a Ml 'Ml ident'S haron, looking like n million tax through the incfew.cd price of ■iH .. dollars; Rev. Brownlee and II. A. ait idea which ho may purchase or not This,will,serve you. well qt all times untl —WT' 47 r s iI Neel, to .a d d respectibility to the 113 ho choose*. An objection ot indi­ under ill circumstances. Qui$k Service Transfer bunch, with our venerable friend, T, rect taxation is that it weighs most ■ George A. DeCottes , f StoraRc Faculties L. Dumas, loaded themselves on “Clip” heaVily upon the poor, Hince it is only THE PEOPLES flANK of Attorney-nt-Law If we please you, tell, o tlitn ; if not, one of the elephants belonging to th ej commodities in general use which can ready nnd anxious to help you to hefp -i tell u . Phone 498 __ Johnny J. Jones' Exposition Shown, jyield a considerable revenue through Over Seminole Count7 Bank yourself. An interest-bearing account is and, with Eddie West, ns chaperone, indirect taxation. your best recommendation. -:* FLORIDA paraded the streets, lmd their pic­ SANFORD NOVELTY 9AN FORD “There are no constitutional re ­ Okeechobee Will Be tures “took" by Photogrnpher Owen, strictions upon the power of tho fed­ City o f 50,000 With­ WORKS FRED R. WILSON and arrived a t the Vlildex in plenty of eral government over taxation except tim e to eat the goad things set b e ­ that 'N o capitation or other direct tax in N ext Five Years V. C. COLLER, Prop. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .. fore them. shiill ho laid unless in proportion to General Shop and Mill l l l r T ' f .*.»ao»lfc'; r c i 'r r . a ) Eddie (Illinky) West nnd Gip n re jlh e census or enumeration,' ‘no tax F irst National Bank Building OKEECHOBEE. Mnrch 28.—W. J. Work SANFORD -:* -:* FLORIDA pretty good friends, having trooped j duty shall be laid on articles exported Conner*, of Huffnlo and Palm Beach, Sanford, Florida together for the past 18 years. In 'fio m any state,' 'no preference shall Tom Bryan, George Butler nnd other CONTRACTOR and BUILDER bo given to the ports of one stntc over fact, Gip saved Hlinkey's life during 117 Commercial S treet—Sun ford, Fla. prominent monied men were in Okee­ the big “ Drcjrnflnnd" fire nt Coney those of another' and th a t 'nil duties, chobee yesterday conferring with the Island about 12 years ago, by awaken­ imports afid excises shall be uniform county commissioners relative to com­ ICHELLE MAINES ing B; W. HERNDON him and carrying him to safety. thioughout the 'United States.’ This pleting the west end of our state high­ LAWYER The meeting was called to order by practically excludes the federal gov­ way .id time to connect up with the • :—Court House the president and Rev. Brownlee in­ ernment frpm the field of direct tax a­ Conners round the lukc mid on to Mi­ INSURANCH AGENCY voked the Divine blessing on the de­ tion, which'Is left to the stntes, ex­ ami toll retd , which Mr. Conners as­ FIRE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS liberations of tho dub. Beau Baumel, cept in curtain instances which have sured us will lie completed by De­ CyM Examined Glasses Designed who has just recovered from his ef- developed in times of grent emergen­ cember 1 next. An income tax was levied in the S . 0 . Shinholser The .support and cooperation of ‘the Henry McLaulin, Jr.,- Jjjfts °r his trip to Tampa, Where he cy, Whether Metal, Composition or Shingle tmio of the civil war, and was held to commissioners nnd citizens was assur­ the Shrine .degree, led the sing­ O p t. D . Contractor and Builder ing and Dr. MeCaawcll tickled the be n constitutional exercise of the ed. ■ Optician-Optometrist Work is already under way on the ivories. The hours went with a rush Federal taxing power. However the _# income tax was in 1891 declared to be FLORIDA i l l East First S t m t B A N Fonn ■* * Con tie rn toll road. nnd were hugely enjoyed until Fred Sanford, Fla. Mr. Conners states that he will Ball came in lute nnd inflicted “Liza a direct tax, nnd therefore unconstitu­ tional, by the Supreme court. An make a city of f>0,000 of Okeechobee June" on the gang. * amendment (the 10th amendment) to within the next flyo years. He says i A. V , Connelly & Sons ELTON J. MOUGHTON Kiwaniun Nevins, of Orlando, was the constitution authorizing the fed­ that he will nt once build a home here, ' ruialillabril ions n tfuesl a t’ the meeting ami told of WILL STOP IT —13 ARCHITECT eral government to levy ineortio'taxes bring in a sawmill and commence to ll-E-A-l. E-S-T-A-T-n the hinny log things being accomplish­ received the necessary adoption by the build both houses and business blocks. In. ralnirnll I'ATma , ed by the live.it bunch of men in “TJie Room 7. Miller Hldg. states in lilt? and an income tax law He is all enthusiasm, and so are the Innuranre —l'a .|m j|iiiT ( 4 lan d 9AN FORI) FLORIDA City Beautiful." was passed in the same year. citizens of Okeechobee. Exclusive A gents for Bird’s Neponsit Nurrlr llonda r itr iA i i lC. It was (Tedded to defray the expens­ “The simple) i fmm of direct taxa­ l.nnna Ilamea es of two delegates to the Internat­ tion is the poll tax, a head tax levied Six Airplanes llimlnr.. Clianrr. l l u .l n r .. I'n .p rrtr W. J. THIGPEN ional meeting in Atlanta the latter equally upon ail citizens or inhabi­ Main riffles part of next month, nnd Eel. Lane and ] Real Estate Left Havana Today tants. This tn v was not uncommon f n n is r ii nr.A t.rv c o iip a x t * , Hev. Brownlee were elected delegates, in Englninl towards the dost* of the j sAXKOtm in v i : stm i : \ t c o n i' a .w FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE with A. P, Connelly and Dr. MnrAlull For W ashington middle ages .it was tm im portant form rb.-n r Is l O I - s .Mnannlln A i r . as alternates. of taxation in the New ling laud col­ I I I r T h e A ..m * ln lrd I ' m . ) Among other business transacted it onies; where it /dil] exists it is of -fmice 271 Rch. 2»5— I'honesHAVANA. March 20.—Six United was decided to take a page ad in minor importance us it source of reve­ STEWART The Florist States army airplanes on the lest “Salmagundi,” the annual published nue. ' . Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs Right from Texas to Porto1 Itieo and DR. J. T. DENTON l>y the pupils of the Sanford High "Stale Taxation: In the majority return to Washington left hero nt 9:15 PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Annual and Ornamental Plants School. of the states tin* basis of the fiscal o'clock this morning for Miami. They Hit Myrtle r\vc.----------- Phone 2G0-W Rooms 20fi-207,-2(]H Mvisch Building A. P. Connelly spoke at some length yslrm is found in the geta-ral prop* expected to make the trip to Wosh-j on the work being tlotte done by the hailHan­ ,trjy j;|X levied both for state and lo- ingtun in easy daily hups, probably j (.n M ford Chamber of Commerce, asking | i ;(| purposes, on realty and personal-j arriving there the lirst of next week.; SANFORD MACHINE The Churches the united support of Uie club ill aid j ty qf tho .Ihliatutnulu, or iiroporty tag in every w-*vy. Uie nu.- in berth jyfwiTrts f the statili ; COMPANY The Svb’woTI: ' £ctv stutes ■*- North and. South* __ . * T (drive of the chamber. This is-a holt- levy tin income tax in connection with (lenernl Machine and Boiler M a y Unite N o W j b y with A. P. ami he pul Up an elo- other taxes. In Florida we have no ■ •■ f: r Works ijuent plea and -was just getting into stnte income tax. V* *** *♦**•******* Cylinder Grinding Com m iller On (Unification Huh Decid­ his’ stride when Dinuaa (as usual) "Liccntica are n miurce of coliniderhutted in with a little warm air In ed on Gcncral Conference Automobile Repairs lihlo revenue. In this state two-thirds boo: ting the speaker for delegate < f t|)p n|lH)(mt oi to , „ ;U. mM, A Acetylene Welding t Hr The A.-.ieUtrJ I'rrss) Jm,. I). Jink.ns had all the pinna o,)( lltiri| lht. l(UllltilM iu w h H , colPhone. fi2........... Sanford, Florida ST. LOUIS, Marth 2^r—The suh- urn! itpiH'ifii'ntioits and lmit* printM to ^ eommittee on uni lien lion of Methodist illustyile mul hack up hi« talk tin 1 ted; this iVfers to licenses on lm*ii rofessiotis. In recent years Episcopal churches and Methodist “Taxation.** and it made such 11 hit iii-ss and . , , . . ,, Expensive Hat :ia mittiiM numberr ..j depart merit i and Bureaus Epir copiil I'hurt h Kutilli, tms’lfng here, with thi1 mrmln ts Ilia! »t war* liretth <1 i , , . , . . . , . , Found in EITeds ! have been furvncu termed livthe by-the stntc state legisla lias decided ..n the foriltnlion of n spaperc»ut maue «d tin lo haw* a new tifAspaper tore, atui iii each case n license nr geo^iiil eonfeience to handle id! ma­ Murdered Actress dim t and publish the same in The fee is provided with which to carry on jor niolters of both churches under Daily Herald. 11is talk follows: the work of that department, examples NElX' ytlltK . Mnrch "(1.—An ex- the proposed coalition. Under the plan “Tax is fnttn the Latin word 'taxhowever, each branch would have its i t this I might mention, are the peii.siJv doesn hat listed nmohg the are" meaning TO TOtlClF, or TO Shell Fish Fomnitssion which collects own purlsdictionnl conference to a d ­ articles stolen from the npnrtment of TOUCH SHARPLY. Most of us who ‘ Dorothy Kecnnii, the slain model wad minister lessor m atters of church gov­ have ju st paid ou r city, state and licenses on the shipping and sale of fmh and oysters; the Hotel t'onitnisTOfound today at the home of Mrs. Ali­ ernment. county taxes will readily agree with sinn whieh collects licenses for insjiec__ __________ , -3 .-na Keenan', the g ill’s mother. Detec­ Mr. Webster's definition. ' tion of hotels nnd restaurants: the tives who discovered the garment* Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke "The term 'taxation' covers every i during tin interview with Mrs. Keen­ Mouse, Mobley's Drug Store and c o n c e i v a b l e exaction which it is post- , S late Road Department, which I be­ an said she explained that die gath Hunt's Pharmacy. tf slide for a government to make,' lli ve has i barge of the expenditure of the money derived from automobile ered togc'her some of her daugh­ whether under the name of a tax, or licenses. By tho stale, law, ter's effects when she went to tin* Everybody invited to the Easter whether under such names ns rates, have a right to collect an amount apartment after the girl had been Hall, April 2nd, Pit fish House. JOtl-tfe assessments, duties, imposts, excise, equal to fifty per cent of the amount rlnin &ud had neglected to iilform the licenses, fees, ,tolls, etc. It is, n com* , collected by the stntc on occupational police/* * 1 pulsory contribution from private \n-> . ,icc|wc8( nnd in n num. , , ,, , anil bust come o r wealth to meet the general-“jjj .instances city charters give T expenses of tho government cities the tight to fix their own f V1 "The over hroadpning functions of charges. the stale nnd the nation has had the “ However, no license is to be col­ Y effect of making taxation an increas­ We have started work on street pav­ lected on fnrm lmd grove products Y ingly important element- in economic life. In general, the higher the social when offered for sale by the grower Y ing. All private driveways will have c & jm Y and’ economic development of n na­ or hiH agi nt. “ The state and county licenses col­ tion, the heavier is the burden of tax­ to be submitted to engineers. Pri­ OUR lected during the present period be­ ation upon its citizens. Y “ Principles of Taxation: Writers ginning October 1, 1022 arc sta te li­ f vate driveways and other private 3 BREAD fc ] on finance are accustomed to lay censes $5,170.10; county licenses $2,Y *M Uown certain general principles to 880.05. work should be submitted immediate­ Y "The 1022 tax assessment roll for which practical system # should con­ Our Bread is absolute­ ly to our office. * form; taxes should "be capable of 1022 gives the valuations for taxa­ T yielding a sufficient revenue for the tion purposes in Seminole county ns t ly dependable* It rep­ needs of the government,, they should follows: T resents the acme of be economical, they shotild not impair Beni E s ta te .......... $3,208.2(50.00 Y the baking art and age their source through discouraging in­ By. jn d Telegraph........ . 700,092.00 1,121,810.00 Y dustry, nnd should be collected in sucb Personnl •tut. «*■»*HH*«*»i loaf is just as good as # t , i way as to cause tho tax payer the another. It’s the sort Total ..... $5,102,702.00 Y least Inconvenience, they should bo certain so Hint cacti man might know Totnl state taxes to be col­ f food that growing Y ; . ■ what he might be expected to pay and lected .. 55,170.75 Y children and the kind make provision accordingly. Most im­ Totnt county taxes fu r all Y that papa likes to purposes 215,537.23 portant of all, they should be equit­ ORe»K«l' Y ,r f " < Hcvie^ ably distributed. Total of all tuxes for stnte sprdad for them and Y "Direct and Indirect Taxes: Tha mid countyp u rp o ses........ 300,016.08 for himself. We can distinction cannot be sharply drawn, "A study of the rhnrt which I- have Y furnish you the proper but in gcnert.1, direct tuxes are those prepared shows 'that in the Sanford Y FRENCH «|M P L ir|T Y ABLY levied upon persons or property of district we nre paying about 70 cents Y kind of pastry for any INTERPRETED those upon whom they arc expected of each tax dollar for schools nnd. kind of a spread. _ Dcsi^ntnl from I lie t|and|K>lnt of to rest, while indirect taxes are levied roads, with the bnlnncc'of 30 cents simplicity, ihi* (tock receive* its dis­ upon commodities or Industrial pro­ distributed to pensions, board of tinction.through a pronounced tic.uity ot line. It is fashioned o( dark blue cesses w ith the expectation of their health, building fund, fine nnd forfeit­ I uiret twill, slashed ot the center* further diffusion. Examples of the ure fund for court expenses, and tho MEISCH BUILDING V front and trimmed with buttons and form er nro the poll tax, the general general expenses of the. state and plaid taffeta, |( preferred, the fronts may i*c imderlitasi and rolled tiack to property tax and tho income tax; ex­ county. form fevers. Medium sure requires J amples of indirect tuxes are customs “ The incorporated cities nnd tpwns yard* St-iacli h u tc rb l, with J* yard duties and excise taxes. The practical in tho county levy an additional tax piIk ffljfiifigf ». ■ • as1 ( Pictorial Review Drrsi No. 1250. advantage of lndirect taxation lies in for municipal expensos." ^^MUlCKSHaUX its easy of collection' and th a t it Considerable excitement was caut— ■ i " -j. ■ 3 s ^ t i l "< 0 r ^ b^ Pricc- •.Wi-litu n ..■li.lm um rtf nrtnn.UInn nil «el Im* rttld n f .t t u w»llnr* nnnauncinw.,i--*®*^^®IIjaCUBP{# ! f IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS WALL BOARD Hill Implement & Supply Co. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PRINTING; f Daily Fashion Hint IT’S DEPENDABL * y y y O. K. - Florida �THE HANFORD DAILY HKIIAI.I), HiUll.SIUV, SIANCH 2J), 1923 P A C E T 8B W . Good Friday tomorrow—banks will clone. Join the Chamber of Commerce now. This is the Accepted time. H. 'A. Neal and lleg Holly of the Herald were in Oilar.do today on busincii. TIfIS WILL BE TWO DAYS OP REAL CUT PRICES FORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO.’S STORE SPECIAL ON MANHATTAN SHIRTS, 16 2-3% DISCOUNT $2.00 SHIRTS, $1.67 32.50 SHIRTS EXTRA SPECIAL ON ALL KNOX HATS $7.00 to $7.50 values, The gentle rains nnd the One wea­ ther nre bringing summer time biositoir.s nnd the state of Florida la ready for Faster morn. © /I ALL MALORY HATS $5.00 to $G.OO values, $3.00 SHIRTS, $3.50 SHIRTS, Get your copy of the Herald Alma­ nac be fore tlwy nro ul I gune. They arc tilled will information and are something you will like to keep. 0O George Kingtlcy of Altamonte was in the city today on business and call­ ing on friends. George reports Alta­ monte ns booming or.d with more tou­ rists tills year than ever lie fore. 16 2-3% DISCOUNT ON ALL . OTHER FELT HATS $2.25 HATS, ffi-fl CO $-1.00 SHIRTS, DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS! If you are interested in purchas­ ing a Suit for yourself it will no doubt be o f interest to you. < Hugh \Vntern rind Monk llrnnett took in the carnival last night and while Hugh wan lucky, enough to win an aluminum run*ter. Monk won noth­ ing nnd has been grouching ever .--lute. ?3.00 IIATS. Grin;; at 33.75 H a TS, Going at ...... Jimmy Ward of the Merchants and .Miners* company was in the city to­ day visiting the local merchants mtd shippers. Jimmy is one of the old time shipping men nnd ha-, ninny friends here who are always glad to rev him. >4.00 HATS Going at . ... 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL HART SCHAFFNER & MARX, CLOTHCRAFT AND SOCIETY BRAND SUITS $25.00 SUITS, Going at ........ -v $30.00 SUITS, p35.no SUITS, Goins at .... $5.00 HATS SPECIAL ON STRAW HATS Look ibis over, Boys, and see just how much you can save on that Straw Lid for Easter. 12*/2% DISCOUNT §2.00 STRAW HATS, 4 Going at,,.......... I!. J. Tharpe of (he Southern Hell Telephone Company with heiubjuarS l i t in Otlnnthi was a visitor to the Ll ei<y today .mil hit many friends were JJ pleased to have him here for a few j hours. Mr. Tharpe is one of those whole rowled fellows that everyone like;*, t > ser nnd his friends are num­ bered by Ida acquaintances. I *7% l $3.15. STRAW HATS 20% DISCOUNT oh all PALM BEACH, MOHAIR, SILK AND GABERDINE SUITS 10% DISCOUNT on all CAMPUS TOG SUITS and BOYS SUITS, This is ail new slock, just arrived. EXTRA SPECIAL ON ALL REGAL SHOES We have 160 Pairs left in slock $7.00 to $10.00 values, will qL fer at the low price of $4.00 STRAW HATS, aaiuesr Sermon: "The institution of the .sacrament of tlu Lord'd Supper." I.itaiu of the Passion of Jcnus. Strangers welcome to fiec ■it; iug GO STRAW HATS $6.50 PANAMA HATS (iulni! al S7.50 Values, Going nt $5.84 v . ,%.25 r ■ $N.OO Values, $ 6 .8 7 (Joing at ................................. ^ $7.10 Going al .................................. $8.50 Values, selection We will have many other special items to offer at exceedingly low prices, too numerous to mention in the small space we have « SAN LOUD SHOP. CLOTH I.N< ■ HAH SOMETHING FOU YOU E DAY; TO GIVE AWAY $ Twenty-five dollars will bo given away Friday ami Saturday nt the Sanford Shoe A Clothing Company, according to the advertisement in this issue, celling your attention to the big two-days sale at this emporium. Spceiiil two-day sale on shirts, suits, shoes, bats, etc. These new and up-todate goods nre going to be sold nt the two day sale at very low prices nnd just to make it interesting $25 will be given away and you may be the lucky person to get the money for you will save money a t thin store Fri­ day nnd Saturday. Read the adver­ tisement of the Sanford Shoe L Cloth­ ing Co., in today’s Herald. NEW FASTER DRESSES AT YOWBLI. & CO, At our Store during this sale as follows: $10.00 to be given away Fri y, pn the following basis: The first forty cus torners coming into our s t o r e Friday bringing with them one of thi clippings of this adv. and then trade, to the amount of $5.00 ffive them a rebate o f 25 cents for this adv. * into the store Saturday bring The first sixty customers coming ingwith th em * ***‘o f this adv. and trading to the amount of $o.0( Jem a rebate of 25 cenfs for the Adv. or more, we w; COME J ^ T ^ S E E WHO IS READING THE APVS. HOST QUALITY *115 FiR^T BTRfcET- Buy your Easter Supplies at Piggly Wiggly THE KIND THAT COOK MEALY NO. 1! LAN GLASS .1Alt SLICE DPINEAPPLK NO. :i LAN GOLD IIAR FRUIT SALAD NO. 2!, LAN DELMONTE MELHA HALVES PEACHES NO.:» LAN PREMIER UARTLKTT PEARS NO. 1 LAN. GOLD BAR EGG PLUM NO. a LAN PREMIER RED PITTED CHERRIES LIMIT. 2-LBS. CUSTOMER NO. 1 LAN GOLD IIAR ROYAI ANNE CHERRIES NO. 2 LAN DELMONTE TINY PETIT I’OIS PEAS ....*............ NO. I LAN DELMONTE I1LACKIIERRIES •NO. 2 PREMI ER APPLE SAUCE NO. 2 CAN PREMIER FANCY MAINE STYLE CORN NO. 2 Vi CAN VAN CAMP’S PUMPKINS WHEN BETTER BUTTER IS MADE WILL BE WHEN THE COWS GET WISER SPECIAL ON ALL THOMSON SHOES, 16 2-3% DISCOUNT $7.00 Values, This ndvcrllscnirttt Is published for h is wife— th e world doesn’t buy Groceries. If he docs It 1 $ because his wife makes him. His wife goes to PIGGLY WTGGI.Y because she knows that that the question of "WHAT SHAM. 1 GET FOR DINNER" need not worry her. Every­ body Is having a good time this week. We want you to make cur store HEADQUARTERS. Leave all your packages with us, v.c will be more than glad to take care of them for you. HANKS W ll.l, CLOSt ■' will Iw tlnsed toimirmw •1 account <>f Good Friday, will be elii-ed all day. $2.50 STRAW HATS $40.00 SUITS, W I661: The men who Ret a loan nnd invest­ ment company to conic to Sanford will do more good for the city than nny one thing ever attempted. •LOW PRICES •PHONE 101 An announcement most pleasing to tlio Indies of Sanford is that of Yowell & Co., in this issue, calling atten­ tion to the new Enster dresses just a r­ rived. There nro linens, Switises, ra ­ tines, ■hnnd drn'wn voiles and many others just’ fresh from the eastern and northern markets nnd all of them right up to the minute in alyJc and manufacture. They range In price from $12.50, $17.50 to $22.50. Also special prices on voiles, crepes, im­ ported ratines, ctr., by the yard nnd special prices on Paisley blouses, now silk underwear, children's dresses, etc. Yowell's nro getting you nil ready for Easter nnd their new spring and summer lino is complete. PIGGLY WIGGLY ADVBRTI8 ES 1 THE WORLD AND IBS WIFE AND GROCERIES FOR BOTH Ir this issue is an advertisement to the “World nnd Ills Wife" by the Piggly Wiggly stores in which they an yihnt the world is now buying gro­ ceries a t Piggly Wiggly ntorcs. They have special sales for Friday, Satur­ day nnd Monday nnd the prices are so low that you cannot resist going tp tho Piggly Wiggly stores any longor. They have brought tha price of groceries within your reach in Banfiord and they will always h a re them lylthin your reach. Think what you wobld have tu rn pay log for .grocer i n c /V J in d it n o t b u n for P igjly NO. 2 CAN ROYAI CABLET LIMA BEANS ..... l-lb. 15-02. Can Llbby’n Mammoth Size White Calif. Asparagus Tips NO. 2 CAN VAN CAMP’S SPAGHETTI ................. NO. I CAN CAN CAMP S SPAGHETTI NO. 1 CAM WALKER’S CHILI CON-CARNB ............. ......... NO 2 CAN TOMATOES BUY A SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAM FOU EASTER, lb. u ,m * 16c j 11c I 27c j _ _ _ a EVERY EGG GUARANTEED PREMIER GRAPE JUICE, PINT .................... ....... - 19c j 8-OZ. SIZE PREMIER <f SPANISH OLIVES .1...... ................ J 8c t 1H-OZ. JAR PREMIER PEANUT BUTTER ......... ...... :0C j 12-OZ. JAR PREMIER PICKLES WE ET ....... 10-OZ. JAR PREMIER QUEEN OLIVE'S.... I PINT p r e m i e r GINGER ALE :i-OZ. JAR PREMIER QUEEN OLIVES ... 15-OZ PREMIER JAMS, ALL FLAVORS 8-OZ. BOTTLE GRANDEE 10-OZ. SIZE PREMIER A SPANISH OLIVES ....................... 1 LARGE SIZE PREMIER SALAD DRESSING .................. . BLUE RIBBON MAYONNAISE PINT SIZE ........,....;rv............. dw m s or A C H E R R IE S 4 . * . . . . . . . . . . . m n g n a n is u r e a w a s i p a e o n KING AN’S OF SWIFTS PICNIC HAMS, LB. ...... *• *?’ 4 A '! * * FULL CREAM O Q g* CHEESE, LB.......................... ........ O Q V * KINGAN’S NUT MARGARINE, LB. „...................... i l O L GOOD THINGS TO EAT- id . LIBBY'S DILL PICKLES, DOZEN .................... m _ ■_* -» A LIBBY'S SWEET MIXED PICKLES, LB............. ...,...... ......... W v v 5-LBS. FANCY BLUE ROSE FRESH FROM THE G O C p LOTS O N D.UL �-V. i-£ • :"*'TY+ r r i t >• , rvifl6 !WI 'i^tl ' ■I . - f ,V - j| «* - ‘ •7% THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923 PAGE FOUR granted the right to proceed on the boat basin nmi the pier nml thin work should Ik* started nt once with nothin*; 1 . ,* r u l l l l . h r il i*»r t j n l l r r e t n n r i r r p l S u n * , ’ in the world" to delay It n iter it IS I liny nl •hr llrrnM lllllt.llnc. Iu7 Sanford Daily rferald M num . ailln lia S aafo rd . r i d . ' The Herald Printing Co. pt'ni.isiir.iM n. j . iio i .i .v N. J. I.ll.l.\llll .started. SHOWS SIGNS OP PROSPERITY r.illlo r Srr rr In r y - T r r a s u r e r ........ I l r n r r n l S l n n n a r r A d i r r l U l n a W n n n u rr The recent announcement of the At­ I I . A. N R K U . . lantic Cost Line Kailway that they I». s. uni.I.Y aatrrluihH l l n l r a M nilr l i n i i n n a n would spend $20,000,000*for improve­ A |i |i l l e a f Ion ments iin nns much more tlinn the mere I . H W I * **1111*1* C l r r u l n l l o n M n n a g r r announcement that such n sum will I ' b u n r C O - W n f l r r 5 |>. m . bo spent. It menus not only that many N u l r a r r l p t l o a I ' r l r r In A d . n n r r of tile sites for shops and yards such O ar Y rar pil.oo I I I M a a l h a ............ . 3 0 0 ns Sanford will be benefited in mimy n r l l . r r r d In f 'l lj r h r C a r r i e r ways from these improvements but it O n e W r r k .................... ........ ^ ______ 13 ( > « ! » means th at the country is prospering T h r Ilia I S . In |H .p n n r W r r k l f H e r ­ and th at the railroads looking ahead a ld r a f l r r l ) r a t r r a S r m l n u l r t'nunljr l, - . n n .l la p u M la h r d f i r r y 1‘rld .iy. A d . r r - see n wonderful development nnd t l a l n a r a l r a n in d r U i n .i i" « u n p i i l l m l l n n . I2.UO p e r y r n r . u l t i m a In n d . n n r r . they are getting ready for it. Such a m :n n r .ii t iik a sno ciatkii imikx * sum while it will be distributed over Thn Awiorlnlrit I’rrsn la -xoluslvoly ninny miles of railroad lilies will mean eiitltln) lo the uae for raiiutitleajlnn of nimii to the various communities that all neivM (tlaimlehrM rrcilttrtl lit It or not nlhnr.vlae rrriUtut In Ihla r>ti|Mir arc touched !>>' this great system and nml alao Itio lovul new* iiuMlahcl we can look forward to bigger and haraln. A ll r i g h t * o f r e - | i i i h ! | r a t | o n o f S |ie c ln l hotter shops here and terminals atul dlM iatc lira lio rrlo a r e a la o r e a r r v o l side tracks mid nil kinds of badly need­ ed improvements. The route to Flo­ [ rnrrlpn AdvrrtiniiM THEAMERICAN A^SOL’IAl lON rida will lie dauble^tracked and then will be extensive improvements m idi 5e > lictwcen Florida nml the north lo tnkc care of passenger trttvel nnd the ship . Man blindfolded will drive from m eats of fruits and vegetables. We nrc glad to note this announce Jacksonville to St. Augustine. We have nient « ii the part of the Atlantic Cun.n seen several blindfolded driving on l.ino. it means much to this im intrj the Sanford-Orlar.do road. and in passing it might bo well ti -o — Scrap useless vessels seems to Ik* Sanford section than from any othci the cry of the shipping Interests, it part of the south. This city i> grow may Ik? nil right from their stand- lug nnd tho railroad needs these ini point. Sometimes the rem ps are provements to keep up witli the huxi i.ess nnd to give the growers am mighty good picking. shippers. the service that their l»u,-int'iu deserves. Another st« nmer is now o n . the ‘ And now that this service is in sight sands where the Ixmnpo was luing it would Ik* well for the public nnd thi up last summer. That Nassau ssau f< far near railroads to g it together on many Jacksonville neen)H ns dangerous linger as i|Ue.«lions in the future ami work f*> the Nassau bar in-the Bahamas. tlio interests of each other for tin ---------------- o-----------public and tin* carriers have mini All eight page daily Herald seems in common. inevitable and it speaks well for San­ ford thut it is able to soppoit sui h n F oil \ it E-PKESIDEM paper and it also ypeaks a little for the men who are making the Herald Tliat a redden! of Florida, Hon what it is—one of the real country Charles Ik Haines, of Altnioonti dailies in tin* south. Springs, is iicing serioimly considerei for the vief-pruMdentiid tuiniinatioi George Jay Gould, multi-millionaire on the Democratic ticket, is annottni*e< is very ill nt his villa in Flmnce and by the Hanford Herald, which say already the heirs nre^,fussing over the that during the past ft\v t months met division of the estate. This'' money o f n a t i o n a l r e p u t a t i o n h a v e v isite d Mr question is ail wrong. No man witli Haines nt his home• and dr-cuv-ed wit! money should ever leave it. lie ought him t h e <nbj< et of Ini. s u g g e s t e d van to spend it all before lie dies ami then* d iduey. • there would b« no fussing over it ufThe Hi raid declares tliat Mt. Hnine ter he was gone. is being groomed fm iioittiti.’iliou o: tiie ticket v.otfi Henry Ford «* t S» Sarah Rernhardt died tu poverty, presidential i.oi,nni‘*. lie has reftt-e with a fortune in Howcm heaped so far, to be considered us a candldati around her doors, with the greatest imdet any cireuntstances. Some of Id men nnd women on earth anxiously elo-ie. t friends, according to the Her telegraphing nmi writing for news of aid, have been sent to hint to prvvni her. She died with the knowledge.that upon him 1,0 nccept. none enn till her place. Sarah HornMr. Haines has had reinnrktibl' 11niilt, who began with nothing, d i i s career in poll tics, lie was elected I . wit It nothing, except a reputation I"otigrexs before n aching hi - lliiiti known to th e w hole WuihP ,Va,l Ili.it*- i th y. .11 11•• \va» a railroad pre-idea I lie only tiling w o r t h while, w hen ,|i-..lli Is for,- lie wa twenty one. A fter in i omen. Ai th in |!t r h:r: e.llce til eotlg, e.*s lie ptefellill t«k vote ids time to private interest: Orlando has decided to-Kavi* the He has built and operated large mat, Hub-Tropical fair for three more years ttfm Hiring cnterpi l ex. He* h as.pci which is good news to art friends of fnt and valuable service for tho conn the best fair in Florida, And speaking try, in important movements am about fairs reminds us that Seniimdc during tlie recent war wa< psoridln County should have » fair next yem of tile American Patriots. by nil means. There is nothing quilt* This rematkalde man i* til ing qu as good a s th e county fair to give th e oily a t A l t a m o n t e S p rin g * and county the right Kind of oilvet tiding, w e : Id I i ,i - ' . i I. i i t t' tTm .iiial t o h. tir g e t th e |K‘Ople t o g e t h e r uIIit i';i<Ii ability unit popularity if he should i year and to bring out the many good | in(lm.;.,| , „ lm. ,m „f |,j, , din-m et points in stock raising and fanning, and Income tin- nominee of a gten -oparty for Viie-I’ieiideiit of tin- Uni DespnUhcx any .that many foreign­ te l States.—Tampa Triliiine. er! are leaving Germany now that the French occupation takes more money . it A11 1(0 Alt lit II.DING mid rents nnd hotel expenses and cafe fares have taken the biggest (light Twciity-six million dollars will h toward that bourne already reached spent by tin* Atlantic (Joint Line in a by the- United States. Germany of- improvement and eipiipmcnt prograr fered a safe haven for tho mini who to bo (tab In d by November 1. aim had money nr.d wanted to save it but next w inter's tourists will be rhlini a fter the IVetii,ii came in all this Imv Into Florida over a double tracko been changed, it will stop many of road between Richmond, Vn., and thi the American tourists frytn going city, according to announcement fruit abroad this summer. the local olTIcca Tuesday. The nt nourcenu-nt states that th e' gigantiWo want to tee the work on tlie boat undertaking wan necessitated by th basin nnd the municipal pier started, Increased bunlnosa induced by Hi tlio work of paving tin* new. streets growth of tin* territory the road i has already beep started. Our bond serving, ., money is lied up in these projects nml The pTincipal items involved In th wo want notion on thnt money without expenditure are: any more waiting or side-stepping. Ninety-live locomotives. Ail of these improvements should Is* One hundred nnd one steel pnssen started now and finished before the j gcr coaches, visitors s ta rt down here for tho win-1 Fire—thousand, three hundred nm tcr^of l'J23. The war department has thirty-one freight cars. r=r ■ Thirty thousand tons of 100-poum • U HULL YOUR URAL ESTATE WHEN U I.iHT IT WITH US We have several unusual bargains in real estate tu offer at this time. If youarc looking for a real in­ vestment, see us. . Maxwell & Britt AGENTS REAL ESTATE P lr. I t. A..,„ I. Double-tracking, including nutomn tir signals and interlocking plants. New shops and shop equipment. Grade reductions. • Additional yards, yard tracks an. pnnxing tracks. Station facilities. Conditions which warranted tin improvements have Imen enumerate, ns follow;.: A fifteen-million box cities frui crop Ihla year. Seven hundred per cent gain In th straw berry crop. • Doubled acreage in tomatoes will competing states out uf market be causo of fronts. JUST KIDS— The Way Mailers Standi ~By Ad Csrt.f punish the man who buys liquor be­ n iB a B X S B S B B B B iE a c n H a ia n a iR ia e n E S B n iiia Rt;ZBi, cause lu* knows it i:t made in viola­ tion of law, and sold in .violation of 9 , law. The good, law-abiding citb.cn, does not purchase liquor mndi* since tin* prohibition luw went into effect. I. Repeal soverul fooli-h laws, nnd give the people some sensible o n n re- Ig lating to transfer of properly, and the j 9 'question of taxes. We are puyirg to a1*■ many men Inige salaries for n sm all.■ oco. coo amount of work. The m atter-of U s e s * s does not cnibnrrnls me much, but it.* V is n serious bunion to my friends, ,n Our orders are corning in FO fast H in t if it were not tin t u i l [ 5. Make teaching tho Rible, n.» lit-; g kept' prepared to render real service we could * ' C ! , cVature, n part of the courre of study jj not handle them. il in our public schools. Roth believers M nnd unbelievers recognize tho Bible 5 P H O N F ) U S - W E D E L IV E R aa the basis of our moral standards. nml tin fuminmuntnl in the realm of g „ " anti and wc deliver law. It in tjip most widely read bo.ik 5 ciciivci* prompt, p ij’.m p i, anywhere, any u n e r e , any time. A nd if voudo in the woriJ.'Mure copies of the Bible Jj not tin n k Elder Water now— you will. 'after* one1 trial are published eneh year than of nny • ■ iother book. Tin-;: why not teach its ■ .? *m fundcmcntid tru th : to the young? Any k|r.d of nil organization. ioe- * ular or religious, which would object!* to the teachings of the Ililde to the u young, should surrender il l charter ” qi, nBBaD «tiaB ixcnm iiH is r a z s c a r a m ,,,! ami g:> out of business. \ In these day.* of lawlessness, crime, i; immorality, shady business, political self.shrtet.s und cjrru p tin n ,‘the world 'IT H H nreds surr.e whoieaome truth* ta u g h ti * I a l U 1the your.g that rociciy may Ik* s a v e d _________________ i from coljapro. ' * j. 1 ' 0. 1 am in fr.vor-of n r.talc police system! ffirt'Otly under the control of Development of spring cucumher I ridp's history, nnd "Charlie" I’nrkhill thi governor, or of Id* cabinet, it is ■ropa ti> beat other vegetable-produc- • Is clean, brainy nni) capable. He has no use denying the fact that there arc ing states to market. I i;cen a member of the Slate Supreme officers o f .th e'la w in some counties Distallntinn of dehydrating nnd can-! Court mil in the late w ar he did dis- who are managed by the law less-ele-• uing plants so th at large per cent of i linguif.hcd service in France, ment. They do not enforce the law nr * rops formerly thrown away is sent j Frank M. Jennings is, too, n man many *»f them promised. L k-iiI affili­ out in cans. j of unimpeachable cHarm)tir. He made ations and local interests make it Greatest naval stores producing n creditable record ns n member of the linril for tlmtn to fearlestily and lm -, <la to in the country. , j state board of control and spenkrr of partially tio their sworn duty. In there' Constant growth of Jacksuiivilti*! the last house of representatives, case:: tin* state should in- able to send is distributing center f**r Mimthraxt John \\. .Martin, too/coipcs from n man into a community who would For concerns taking advantage of rail distinguished parentage, his grand- enforce the law. If we had such an orutil water rale. father, (' *l.'.b*hn ^L Martin, being it ganiznlion in thi* stale, there would Increase in shipments In and from notable factor in Kiorida during the b'* les* liquor sold in the state than iv ir and d-nieg the reeotistf iielion pe tlu*re i*. Bootlegger* cannot do Ini' uImiii and Hmith Ainciican ports. , litcreaM- in output ef rnik ph».-- riisl. lie I:..* a pleating addrt-.i aitd,J in***H to any appri rinble extent willi•hate depu»lls, which constitute thro: - while lii* tiiofil' of Mayor ho* not! o'.:t the consen'. of the olfoi-i.* of ilu ninths of the total American j*ro- b i'ii d j i i.illy brillimil. it .-hi,aid b law. Where there nrc* inlluentinl lou.l, lucti.ia, and in Fuller's K.irlh, in remenibt'icd that the jnayor of thi* politician* wh*i favor liquor drink which Florida virtually supplies tir.- city nlTct • little opportunity to di.“- irg and ore their Inllaelice to keep up lii-guis h •• i i ice. iiuntry. the business, it is hard for sheriff.: to Whily I'aikhill dai great ..ervice in boldly arrest thcV criminal*. Top prices in lumber, which has taused a spur*, in the lumber camps. France, Frank .leanings enlisted it (iivt* u.* a State I'oiice by all mnin.i.! ? i.\S T H E K EST- P U O U R A M T H / Twenty-five per cent increase in war nervice, too, Icjt did not have W* .J. CARKNTF.II he number i f to uri-t: vi; it ing Flo- the chntue to go over. But it must l« s idn during the reason ju-A elosin*;. • iioenilicr.il that Mayor Martin die i ti'.V.S O F F E R E D T O .k Foili more "lri*li icbel*" li ive been Th** namunccmeiit by the Atlanta yeoman patmitii re ivin- at lioin*' uoc k lbd by KMrce Staler*. If the war a■ ‘•■ii-1 l.iitc ftdlnwn nlninsl on the itcels *vai actix and coojK-rativc in all v.*ai proceeds long in this reckless f ..-.Lina. J FORD PEO PLE if the request, by official* of tile V.’Olk. the time wJI come when them i* iv - | Frank < lark’ h a ; heeti in t ’niigre! * Imdy li ft t.i fight, and what will Ik*- ! ■ionthorn Railway who went before II" !ii'.« r* trite (\iinot"*e*- t ‘nimol»«llili fo- many yt-arr. lie has nut lied hi - come of the Irishman’s joy in living ? i " any ge• errd Irgidatimi nl tlien77 T.'impu-IiTinc*. nd m i.i- I fur nothin ily to assume libiTity for ?ti,ToO,tlUtl in live per cent i hutnrh in* i* nt e of the must brilliant equipment tru st certificates; Tho mon- i.lend.ci : iif lii" hnu- *. He war. when An c-ievntor ruon dropped ik'.'tL at y i* tu be u.-ed, the request sta te d ,}nuite y .ang, the ino: t lu liliont nitin- vhe fourth floor. I’ossihiy sotm b % f" n the purchase of 02 locomotives, 2,-( I: r of the Florida legislature. He wa* mid "Tliank you.” •SJ 170 box cats, 2t»0 «to k car* nr.d three ,r. H. I'is'rie't Attorney under* t ’lcve^ ,* lining cars. A!l of tin- equipment will Iruid, and made a . j'leiulid re onl lit{A •e in-id ia ear.ying away product* probably l.i'.iiwa more people pcr-*oiiElectric Curling' Iron of II will fiiiii lill t i Florida lhi*t aii*.' othi'i mi ; it | L mi th e S , •th FRKK • .. ' ......ill. I i w 11Ir i b i n ;•* loti • ( S .• | i it . l JL JC. M MU II .11 ST WE WILL t ' l t i ; 1 i Ilk M.-Ti.imiif .! AWAY AN , 'll. i >niing legi b.i'll* will, a* said above, make some i .c.i. -, nml these i HE .(.V lIitNORHlin* Electric Curling Iron irstic nfoy ifcteiaiine the next gover'!et a ticket with each cash purchsse Tite raw for governor has not yet norwuu.—, .f five gallon* HIGH TEST GASO­ A it dands to ! t*y, litcre nrc no nn\cited any *,icci:il inten *t. hut when LINE, good for a chance on Hi -. TO nARVE-’T TOMATOES AT YOOIIK !! W E N , lie legulalure ndjoitrns, the people notii'' •! i-.'xti :. People are f'*r i’.irkVurling J.-iio. F L O R ID A ■.•ill h n'o *oe •* i**ues t* di ciii- ■ and lii'.l be in."/ Ii • i- l>rllliani at.d t.ldo Belter I ires for less Money .ill w ill to l. t'IW h iw g.l i.ernaiori il For 1- * : I; Jetmi’-g' b.'i-tm-e In In ; t 1‘ArKLNG HOUSE OPENS'APRIL 1OTI I mid In," ui'/ti a iir'diruiUuii b- I tt dfdni > ••' .1ml th teoll. I ..n l lii* b •> it'* >:! Lu l'n in t o»v** :t* My*_rr Ilnvet; :tj>p!\ in .finra.' Il.tnieLs n .j in: $ -I lu ca n c b - • • i" uf •r i; ill I'liooc I1 I i ». I l* jll: l 31 Ii ri«- with t in «tij I'alm ctlo Ace.11"t i a- I i' to dial 111 -t: i in ml ." lack ‘oiiviHe t tic l'l \ cr. ..II th ■f the *tn'.e. I ms At fit ,i q : i ", . I tin t S i’Jlh Florida mm■■■ ,'otiId ■»;'! til . e rro r:hip iit l 'ha 1 * j. I'll! kh.lt had cnily yvidenyctk aniaz- , a g .*t're Tgth in vatiuUit part* i f Fla-j M da. tVh.'n MSiyur Martin got bury *a te, too. hfiw.,1 a strong following, GC0J5E •aid probably the greatest surprise f. r Yus tin sfiertglh developed by Frank I h r U^zt U n tin im ly I. Jennings. . HO .MM THINGS THE LKGISLATl'UI ... New- ft mu ntnny counties say that S1IOI LD DO turnings will carry them, lie hu* nnde «t partial preliminary campaign 1. Give the buys n real lionut. Thi inti list- found conditions most fnvor- govertiment has "bomt-sed" nboul cv ible. However, it Is too early in the erytiii.ng else. I nm in favor of th« •imt**'t to determ ire which of th; ,nen who fought, who endured thi -afididates will be accepted a : leaders, unspeakable hardships of the war ilajor 1‘atkltill has made but little cf- nnd who received the shock of it whirl ort ro far. He is one of Florida’s nb- bu* r.tntle rvtdi a change in their lives eat Democrats, und in spite of the Foe tho tniist part these who op .'act th at Mat tin and Jennings both pore n ensh I>oiiiih are the men win Tho unusual success which has crowned (he efforts of tho •e?ido in Jacksonville, Pnrkhill has made "scad**’ of money out of thi American Fruit Growers Inc. in handling sales for growers is iundredi r.f strong tupportern^ln this r ifi'itrirgs of our soldiers. M.r. Mi lion duo to the ability to apply the energies of this vast organization ity. ....... nnd hia wealthy friends, do not wan directly to tho problems of selling. JS ('ongrcs.sninn Yrntik (’lurk's posi- to pay n penny out of their million, ion is puzzling. He announced hi* but wero perfectly willing for the mil Experienced representatives cover *more than 160 markets. nndidacy and stopped right thciv. It „f America’s sons to die, suffer Directing thorn are the foremost perishable experts aided by ftu*t be .udmitted that when l rank ^,r jx, , t-ippli-il! Unless I misread thi the widest pnd most complete market information. ’lark gets busy he In s few equal* n* sign:, the men wha went to the wnt The distinctive "Blue Goose*’ nnd “A. F. G.” trademarks ap­ i campaigner, ami he will prove-n de­ will nut forget the htan who playt pearing in conjunction with-Ideal brands on each individual fruit eded factor. politic, about this m atter. • V Clark duel not have to depend cm of quality connect'directly with national consumer advertising. 2. Deprive-Kny man, woman orchHc its oloquenie altogether, Os It * is now from driving an nuto for one year, a •I A business institution, directed and manned by business men, veil fix ’d financially to nmkq'iuj—ac- feast, who are found driving \\hili the American Fruit Growers Inc. is able to accomplish the re­ ivc campa'gn. lie cn:t ’nik to iH" pea- unde: the influence of liquor. Bette ■3 sults it doct very economically. That makes possible a definite •li* tliroir.lt nil the newspapers and ?it!!. 'In not allow them ever to drivi charge per box for selling which is quite low in proportion to hi.* will t Aath ;,!l whom he fails t<» another machine. There fellow* win the service rendered. tank iui_.ua Inoze do so dcliberatl) i’f |tccBonnlly. His Inactivity thua far inn caused known g the danger to ‘thkmsrlvc ome to d »ubt whether hs will con- nnd e-ipeelsUy to the public. Tho whip inuc in the race, but his friends say ping post is a fine place to take th ha tht? Is only waiting for the proper men caught driving an nuto -whil* Orlando. Florida irr.e to m::l^e, ns they claim, the hot- drunk. ext e history of tho state. ;j. n | aw mnkir.g the man wh ~xt race in 'th the t Taking everything into considorn buy.t booze! or drinks it to excess, a ion, if thu primary was within the guilty ns tho man who makes it, text month l’arkhill would be tho no-j have aj» much respect for the make "i <■? •i > MaF • t> j tninee for governor, because 'Klori(iaiuf moonshino uz for the man who wil ter GET YOUR’ AT THE 2000 Men, Women and Ch’]dren F. P. JUNES Expertness and. Energy Directed to Selling American Fruit Growers Inc. �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. MARCH 2D. 1023 ALL THIS WEEK CONTINUOUS PERFORM ANTE 2 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT THE ONE REA I, OUTDOOR AMUSEMENT EN TERPKlSE THAT THE ENTIRE SOUTH­ LAND IS PROUD OF New Featur< S e n s a tio n a l Rides Attractions BASE BALL FOOT BALL . BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING BOWLING TENNIS CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editot Baseball Dope Makes D ull l >o Annual Appearance, Not I IJcr^jd Gets a Copy Miss MacDonald Pictures Long Island Revelry Special Children’s Entertainments a Re'dpath Chautauqua Feature ; c jdhdtitcp ir. valuable a s ;et« ir <■.: V-rlng'*, anU in “ Ucm.-*, and lltlUV’ Ksdhrrjjtc Mi:?lHmatil’a .'ptcdcclidn*' f6v First National tkait? mV n fhthnbet of « IkimV .lEtTm-tHe n);;l ItruiUfuI Tent and fjmiipmepI Redpath Chautauqua Arrives in Sanford * line ii'u afares-nr The Cincinnati Red* tin ; im! a mwtearful tr.iinin" season at Orlamlo yesterday by winning a_tiln* r-.iite over the Senators, 1 to 2. There were many Sanford f.i' pieMerit nt tliia iMM.' nn l v - re v'i . a real treat in tho exhibit Mr. a d n '‘lleautifur* I.res, remarked a fle i th> fray, ‘'thr.^s Med. took rood t i m The Uiais In tike e,imp '.a ! m C't o' ! will move Bitmdy north, ptsyiun *■‘■hihit ion games t :i tljolr way An ' a m nali. Their lirrl situ51 will lie .it Mo­ bile where they \vill piny mi c . h:Lit'u*i n-i ies. ■to; imr in ether til’* 1 riirw itf, ; trninuv t ■ p ■ itMneata f. r children, tn addition to the programs for ke miopia 1~ - .11 nt tin* fortlin talng Rrdpnth ChauenN rt.ilnwer.t to l e prr amteil V11 a dltfervnt tiny and UM-of-hnnd perform- The Herald for first cla.-# Jets work r; n • E 0 0 0 l! IlUril3, rf. Ihit per, ef, Duncan, If. Ihihne, 2I>. Fonnecn, 1 I’lndli. 3b. l-owler :'*■ truthfully :i>\ contains n "re Florida State pt" >;.-,| in thi t,." 1 K- McDonald was !;:iiil, 111npo III Vihf.l ill. Northbound vhrn ht'sl<n:ul.i nrn heroes h*j- L:in:h ere jurt bus- Arrive I ; I a.lit. lhOn.m. 2:25 jiJB •1:1)0 p.m, 10:0 p.m. flluo*’ is the name of the fine that follows "llvioe • anil liu: - rfti lit t t'J fStnltJ All "r t lllr Tn*j NOTICE TO PROPER TY OWNERS xNo, lop.----- ... Property owners on the streets to xN<», 21......;..-..* xNn. 25........... 1:50 p.m. be paved, who want tlrlvc-ways to icNo. 101. -■ i>;'iO p.m. their property arc requested to make written npplkhtfo# to tho engituer in . x —Daily, cxccpl Sunday, chnrgo of the work on the strofcts be­ fore the curb is IsliL W. H. WILLIAMS, 3«).Clc City Manaper. m 1 ;a a-j ua kgaar.n s t »be a aia nan • Arrive 3:55 p.m. 2:50 p.m. departs1 H. F. Whitm-r Is extended n r«r00 tt.inJill.il invitation hy tho ninimKi>im-nt, to 2.5 p.m. | Lrlftff hi> family ami be truest* iff the i Ijniipe tonight nt “Heroes ami Hu*- Friday and Saturday will hrliift the Sanford people another rial treat in another Fetor It. Kyne story. Every one thnt hhs read any of Kyne’a works Departs are always plod of the opportunity of serin" his hooks played in the meviea. Hlack Walnuts English Walnuts New Irish Potatoes r;iiun lo r rrm ny amt ,-iauiriiay, iuhi l,i makr it even better there are nthrr novelties in connection with this fine pk ttijrc. Philadelphia Creimi Cheese Swiss Cheese New York Cheese For quick results try n wont ad. Georgia and Jones* Dairy Farm " Sausage Mi™ EvaTirace Wagner Eflt:tion <>Vsnappy songs i ■ it..... EASTER WEEK AND SHOE WEEK * Church well's havo an nilvirtui;n:lnt In this Issue calling attention to t \ .slice . . . . iin . lI sales ..1, ml ! n.li'..J oh mu o s .nn H E f e a tu r e s o f th e new G ood­ y e a r C o rd T iro w ith th o b e v e le d A llW e a th e r T re n d a r e features of exclu­ sively’G o o d y e a r d e ­ s ig n a n d c o n s t r u c ­ tio n —se m i-fla t, b e v e le d t r e a d , i m ­ p ro v ed r u b b e r c o m ­ p o u n d , h e n v ie r a id e w a ll a n d re in fo rc e d t r e n d b lo c k s . T h e y r e s u l t in m o re m il e ­ age, s m o o th e r-ru n ­ ning and greater econom y. Ai GW/Mf Stn/Ue Station Dt^Ut§ w* #r%4 t*comn*ni/ G W / m . Tirtl in d T bath Ih tm up Ltllh imug i wont, m a t intimate may bo purchtt out embar ra i should cut, v,\.ui. ami use and w hat i . b ; 1 buy for my family.1 find, that there i/. c n the tip of my tongue multitude o f names th e mention of which : will bring from some shelf nearly everything that I can usi^jn my daily ’ life and in the daily life of my family. In every instance that name means a very def­ inite promise and assur­ ance of something sub­ stantial and which will make me feel completely satisfied about havingexchanged my money. £V*if *j. names* They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before 1 enter th e shop i know -what i want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction* For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it stands for a product of quality. In speaking that name to the clerk I know. 1 am asking for the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. 1 pat­ ronize the Shop that sells tliem, Let me* say a few things which t h e s e n a m e s — these old friends of the newspa­ per and magazine p&ges —mean to me. ■ They mean good-taste. For certainly I desire to .l.n .'jr./ (This was written KENT VULC, WORKS ■ Oa|< Avenue nnd Third Street SANFORD, FLORIDA a woman).. . Published by the Sanford He fp u _ A r - f ir tm o tiA W r l in co-opemtion with �T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923 Raising th e F a m ily V /\ L*MC> Fisher'* H o o k s m e a n n o t h i n g in P a ’s y o t i n q c a r e e r f T>t£'< MUbT" _ E £ R l& M f uMURfe. v/O U ( Pur m cM H'WC. NOO N F 5 SM'tD TUbN M M T , » » E F E S NCUW .t---- .. <_>VT TlJCif-i EtMlMO w e e c u ; m! 'U .E-LL M E R E 5 I V O u R HA.T" I UNDER- t h is S c h a ir ) v- C H n u ; UOOVio M tP fcS VOO R . / ( . GIMME. »F. Q U IC K -? o \ n e - »r I \ 4 tr's MIGHTY**j BL.HIUD THE. PUNHV • H O u L M V jj iv c ir C H E ^ . , > S T U FF J 4 U iio U H D THE HOOSe 7 U K E T H fK T i^ p ^ 1 TEACH THRIFT to your children, and practice it yourself! sifled Ada Ic a word. No :akrn fbr less than 25c. positively no Classified charged to anyone. Cash I accompany all ordrra. it (hr words and remit The very best way is to open a Savings Account for each mem­ ber of your family, and encourage their saving by an occasional g ift <o the fujid. This plan should interest every Father and Mother. 4% Interest Paid. U>— luu wait *«i Uw. and Irrigation plugs at t*.‘ S’ov.lty Works JOO tf. Duster and Guys’ paints rnishua nt Sanford Novelty enfold nrrnta. U*3-lfr NWfONt\ nt EXHI B)rr.*>N> ,E —Rhode Island egga for 11 egg* for $1.00. Mrs ! , Hoardall Avenue, Sun ! < iCvtfpi A COMMUNITY BUILDER n H ' ; F. P. I’ORSTKH, President ,K -2 fnii> lut.s iu'Uw"ii i"t>, th streets on Elm Avenue.! r qqlck talc. Write or ace .1. j 1000 lau rel Avo, 310-3tj! ^t£—1j acre celery farm on lonroo.—E. F. Lane. 810-5tp .E —5 acre celery farm, rent l.—E. F. Lane. 310-5tp LE—40 ,ncies ce|cry land. ( l ,000.00.—E. F. Lane. 310-5tp L.E—New bungalows.—E. F. • 11. F. WHITNER, Caahler a a a n n a n x a z ja titi3 :c a s H n 3 :r a n B a z a a c N 3 H n :B n B O B 'Perfa?, The th rifty shopper says nio-5tp LE—-New 1023 Hudson Scllly equipped, three months 1,000 miles, without n scratch : ), being $800 leas than cost, the state, 8. II. Hill, Semi-j I, Sanford, Florida. 311-Gte| 5 Nothinq else "will do* .E —Nice cottage and comer Magnolia nnd Eleventh St. Florida. Convenient to and achbola. Easy term s.— ford, General Delivery, San* WANTED—One colored girl to do lit­ tle'w ork each morning. Apply 11K . 316-ltp South Park Avc. nt the llnwniian Mu­ sic Studio, 10 a. m. 313-2tp FOR RENT WANTED—Auto mechanic,* Sanford NT—1 nice apartmnet, all Motor Co. Phone 3. 3l2-2tc cnees and well furnished.— I tiding. Phone 181. 290-tfcl LOST N T -O n e front bed room, 1---tire I Avc. 31 l-3tp I.OST—liar pin, diamond, tw o pearls bet wen Elm Avenue and Ymvell's. lurnisheiF, in a—une room $5.00 reward. Mildred Lee, Yowell’s gnolia Avc. 311-3tp Store. 312 Itp room cottage No. 1012 Co s t —On or near Park a venue, a Avc. Apply 417 West 2nd gold crescent pin set with pearls, 31 l-3tp one pearl missing. Finder please re­ 7 T = T room cottage, modorn turn to Virgina Sm ith, OIK I’nrk Ave­ encca. Phone 250. 3l3-4tc nue and receive rew ard. 313-2tp NT—Small cottago. J. Mus- STRAYED—One sorrel m arc, one 313-4tp sorrel horse. Finder plcnsc phone J. C. Stuplcr. 313-2tp WANTED -A chance to build your me before lumber gets any ’Ians and estimates furnish3rd Novelty Works. 183-tfc I TO BUY—Asparagus fern >r good clean stock will pay dee. Address W. P. Newell (sale Fern Growers, Apopka, 279-tfc I—Twelve boys between the 10 and 15 1o sell the Dsily i the street end also to be s fo r carrier', boy routes, i Shipp a t the Herald office :30 and 5:30 p. m. 306-tfd NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS •City Tax Books close April 1, 1923, after which nil taxes remaining un­ paid will be collected by levy-nnd sale of the property upon which taxes are delinquent. ALFRED FOSTER, City Tax Collector. 3-15-till Apr. 1 By: E. HOY, 1). C. Armour Absorbs th e . Morris Packing Co. i 400 MEN, between April d 16th to pick tomatoes; ages paid and comfortable ( D r T h e A a io r ln tr d 1 'r r s O W rite if you can come nnd CHICAGO, III., March 2D.—-The .—S. E. Rice, Vcro, Florida. acquisition of the Morris & Co. pack­ Mch-22-to-Apr. -15 ing interests by Arm our & Co., thru — Large corporation de­ a subsidiary, has been completed, ac­ vice* of a competent young cording to_ announcement last'" ijlght ; to handle general office by J. Ogden Armour, chairman o f the m snent position with ploas- board of Armour’ & Co. The North undings for right person, American I’rivision Company, subsid­ ettar giving experience, ed- iary of Armour and Company, of Del­ i m artial status. A person- aware, was name das th e firm acquir­ w w ith a selected number ing Morfi* and Company’s business. its will be i arranged. Adrpotation" 'care of Herald. You can't tell hy looking at u wo­ 313-2tc men's spring suit how much her bus* !ou g e t m o r e kind Bei ittor EXTENSIVE PROBE INTO NEW IMPORT DUTIES ON SUGAR WASHINGTON, March 2D.—Outstanding development- here yesterday in tile sugar titunpon w ere the nnnounccir.cnt by the larilT commission that in compliance with instructions from President Harding its inquiry into the cITcct of the new import d u ­ ties on prices would be far m ore reach­ ing than was originally intended nnd the prediction, of Secretary Hoover that present prices would result in decreased consumption nnd increased production, When the tarilT commission m et it had before it the president’s tclc-t gram sent Tuesday night from St. Augustine, Fin., directing th a t it estuhlish whether the new tariff was keeping the retail price of sugar nt high livcls. The commisition which a l­ ready hnd Initiated an Investigation a t the request o f Cuban producers, to determine whether a reduction in the duty was advisable under the flex­ ible provisions of the tariff law, de­ cided nt once to increase the scope of its inquiry. Members of the commission predict­ ed it probably would bo six months beforo a comprehensive study of pro­ duction costs in Cuba, Porto Rico and Hawaii, an well ns the United States, nnd of locnl stocks nnd w'orid supply on various datep could be completed nnd recommendation submitted to the president, who hns authority to alter the tariff rates. ' • Mr. Hoover’s prediction wan made in n letter to Representative Dullinger, Republican, Massachusetts, who had asked for information concerning the present situation. ’’Sugar consumption nnd production" said tho commerce secretary, ."re­ spond very quickly to price. I t would be normal to anticipate that estim ated consumption would decrease ns the resu lt of over high prices." Mr. Hoover also forecast th n t "the present price levels will no doubt stim ulate production, especially in Senntor Simmons, Democrat, North FOREIGNERS RUNNING AWAY FROM GERMANY Carol inn, who led the fight in the sen­ ate against the administration turiir hill,’ :«nid in a statement that present BERLIN, March 2D.—Foreigners high prices were due to the preferen­ are running from Germany us cnttlc tial duty on Cuban sugar. before n storm. High prices anil spe­ cial taxes on non-Germans are cre­ A g r e e m e n t A .S S U reS ating havoc with tourists nnd folks who settled in Germany because of Sub-Tropical Fair lower living co.its which foreigners by virtue' of the m arks’ low For Next 3 Years enjoyed prices. Tentative agreement assuring hold, The Herald delivered six times a ing o f tho Sub-Tropical Mid Winter fair under directipn of the present week for lGc. fair association for the next three yenrs, was renehed at city hull yes­ terday by representatives of the fair association nnd the city commission. The nssociation wns represented by W. R. O’Neal and <’. E. Howard, its president and secretary rosjiejjdvcly The proposal thnt the association he nllowcd to proceed with the fnir nt Exposition park for the next five yenrs was vetoed hy Mayor Duckworth nnd AUTO NEWS Commissioners J. G. Manuel nnd G. II. Sutherland indicated they felt, too, thnt no long term agreement should bo made. The city will include in the agree­ ment tho provision thut if circumstan­ ces should arise which would mnkc It The Light Six Studebnkcr-is inadvisable, In the view of the city now on display at our show commission, to hold the fairs nt the rooms, for the first lime. Open park the contrnct shall be considered and closed models can be seen void.—Orlando Sentinel. shines tor y ou r money. M Jc , SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! Greek Governor Thanks Americd For A id Given To Isle•of Chios By The American Red Cross -* SAN JUAN GARAGE here. Sheppard Resigns A s Superintendent Instruction in Volusiri The closed models are deep­ ly and luxuriously upholstered with th at conservative and distinctive appearance. George Mnrk-i of DcLnnd Appointed To Take llis l ’larc Every unit is consistently good. Each hns proven its de­ pendability in the scrviiice of thousands of owners. ( t i g T he A a a n e ln trd I'rra a ) TALLAHASSEE, March 29.—The resignation of C. U. M. Sheppard ns superintendent uf public instruction in Volusia county was accepted by Gov­ ernor liardec today nnd (Georgu W. Marks o f DeLand was appointed his successor. In a latter of tho gover­ nor, Sheppard said ha.wished to dr*vote hia time to othrt^ Interests. No m atter what you pny, you won’t find greater satis­ faction than the Studebnkcr will give. A fter 71 years of service, the name Studebnkcr, enjoys public confidence and respect more than ever. • ' K. Y. IV,» tm m vtl Among the first callers on Colonel .William N. Haskell, -American Red <Cross Commissioner to Greece, when Colonel Haskell took up hi* duties In Athens, was His Excellency, Miuos Pctcchnkin, form er Governor of the Island of Chios and now Gov­ ernor of Epirus. "Chios presented," Governor Pctrchakis said, "a typical example of the absolute inability of our port towns to hhndlo their refugee bur­ dens unaided. A city whose normal (population is 20,030 had its num[Mrs increased incrca; suddenly denly to 48,000 gh nn ugh an Influx inflc of helpless and through lots people. ptop :homclo$s It is a simple •statement of fact that hundreds jupon hundreds of theso refugees •would havo died had it not been for the help extended by the Red ,L'ro»s." | Crors." Under Colonel Haskell's diroctlon '.a program of emergency relief simlllir tA thftt. fit rilifM <■ hainr* arlmin- •? m medJ American Red Cross. F< cine, blankets, c l o b W t f M g J S g I are among tho »UPP1I*5 - M o S aggregating ulreaay $2,600,000 in value. alu judge John Barton P W r 9^*^* man of the American Rod Cross, the help’ laid down n policy that ndored in those e n te r s shall bo tendered where~tho"~rt>fugo® b u rd en ^ g restest, and that only Individoa able to secure employment nr b 'K o r t a from the A niorian l ^ ; sonnet on the ground .• « , unanimous on two points Firstly. It I ency thnt tho emerge: . «lta* havo been met fully by the Umc w next haYvest comes In, i»h n S£a K SS^s S S -S 2 S ® £ ' i ci - �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 192.1 PAGE SEVEN ** ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Linens, Swisses, Ratines and Hand Drawn Voiles Normandy Voiles, new designs and dots. 40 inches wide, light mid dark, yard— Bcatitifu) New Figured Voiles, Blue, Rose, Green Black and White, 40-in. wide, yard— Children’s Plain colors and all the new bright shade ' 40 inches, yard— Imported ‘Ratines ' ing the way past pnini- hltnher, pi there to l*t* u til in litt* erection one of the several new business ttlnie tores going up iu Sanford, when in* darted forward in the semi-dmhues and disappeared from tight entirely^ There was no plmv for him tit have d irt, d into and liiddetl, tlierOfin e it ilin a In loot ifipped *»V< I i.iia* ,,f (in- loud*- ■ and fnll.-n \ w itch was hurriedly made but no Itoh was on the ground ot the point where he liml disappeared. The mys­ tery thickened (ns they gay in the siih-titlea in the- '‘movies.*’) Where was our host? Had in* hern swallow­ ed up bv ilm earth? The last intern.galory seetnd to hit the answer on the. Iiemi lie'.ti-r than any. In f*-»*l Til hi"**” J rJGHN*r J JONE 5 r- Sj*r, riAtimf ATTKAcriotn dcwsKrJJo«£S in f 5H0WMAM ) A . WEVrSBoy'S AMBlTlOff RFAUI2 £ D U iie f Klephunt Trainer, Cnpt. Jns. tions nnd then watched Cuptnin lb>ol- sign any armistice. They romped out onto the lawn and there they laid down on their side* and made signs that of nil pleasures, their favorite out-ddor sjKirt was that of being man­ icured. "Yes sir," explained Dooley, "they let us file their tonails, massage and gasoline their feet without even so much ns a flap of the enr. When they snw whnt I went after it just busted that mutiny open wider than a kite." "What was that you went after?" Captain Dooley was asked, lie just smiled hut did riot reply. *Ed. It. •Salt­ er, the Jones’ I’ublicity man, tipped «*ff the secret. Two mice in a cage. liitial rnnii* in con to rt with a ha I. There w;i i a head under the hat! Tin* head moved slightly! A muffled t ry came from, it seemed, the depths of the earth! It was a call for help, seemingly iu the voice of our host! 1teaching down below the hat the shouhlcn of a man could be felt. They were grnshed by tunny willing hands. The -body was moved tipward. It wax' was dragged forth somewhat the worse fo ravenr and with plenty of the sides of the hole and some of the water at the bottom still clinging to him. When Hob caught hi* breath he explained llint lie had rushed for­ ward to got the red lantern standing in the center of the alley In warn the gryup following him not to npprracli farther without due care and caution (good idd Hob, always looking out for the welfare of others) when he felt himself swallowed up, ns it mental equilibrium he found himself in u hole hnrely large enough to ncconinimlute Ids body from port to starhoard but plenty deep to take care of hi* body from keel to masttop. After getting same of the terralUma and aqua pura from hi* clothing Hob was not much the worse for wear. Suffice it to say he ha* nhan- c*y ns he approached. It was plain that the pachyderms were nut enlhu.-.instlc about the toilet arrangements. ‘‘Conic on Gyp, get along Alice, mile up Sue." Thereupon the elephants declared war. They lifted their trunks and omitted a noise that sounded like the blast of a toy tmmphct. Hersuanion was in rain. Kven prod* with the goad foiled to affect them. "So you woi\'l move, eh 7" nsked Mr. Dooley. SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE The trio/ indicated that they wou!<\ OP WELL KNOWN KIHTOlt doned the ‘-‘short cut, CAUSES CONSTERNATION least.—Winter Park Herald. ortn and laid on the gravel on one of The trio evidently had. ’ "And noth­ AMONG HIS FRIENDS the walks of the Joy Plaza, where the ing will' induce you to give iu to the trained animal stadium is located, did manicuring?" The three beasts in­ A few evening* ago certain parties not resemble tho tools which nrc to he dicated that the Andes mountains representing The Herald of this City, xeen on tho small tabic in front of the would get up nnd walk before they were iuvited to enjoy#the hospitality, would. “Very well, we'll see about Marcelled operator In high class barFob Week Ending March 27, 1923 "*r shops. There were no delicate that" said Dooley. ‘‘l!eireF~flPff about of our genial neighbor on the north _■ ’Rob'.' Holly, editor-in-chief, etc., scissors, orange sticks or roae water that tomorrow captain, maybe they The last days of tho previous week bowls. Instead, instruments consist­ won’t be so obatinnte," suggested the etc., of the Sanford Herald. The par­ wort* featured by unusually low tem ­ ty consisting of six, had just fin­ ed of n couple of common building assistant, but Dooley had a different ished a. delightful (nnd very much perature* ovei* .the western division rick*, a wood file, a cake of yellow appreciated) repast a t ono of San­ and*most of the northern division to *«»P, something that looked like gasford's many food emporiums nnd tin* north and west of the Kuwnnnec o ino and h puVifi' Ijnseed oil. The were cn route to the offlco when "Hob" river. On Tuesday morning of the elephants, who, up to this tima had suggested a short cut toward the 20th temperatures of 26 to 28 degrees betn engaged In awinjrhjg their trunk* were recorded ot u number of ala•1. Dooley, of Johnnq J. Jones’ Expo*ibon( looking a t b is pets yesterday, decided after a practical glance over the pachyderm guests of Sanford, ‘hat the toenails were too long. ‘Looks like if* high time we did a llttlo ninnicuring around hero"* ho muttered musingly, whereupog ho called h is'a s­ sistant, Kddie West, to him And began preparations to reduce the cuticle growths of “Gyp,n *<Alice" nnd "Baby mensiott*. The tioio!. ’<"*om|miativi'ly cold WbhtlK'V proviiitrd, uImi in the Atinntie Const i t lion of tiie northern division; oth­ er than mime plight damnin' to Irish tilltlce nay a M.' Pnijiom ili.l not eon- bding malted to cohiplction with u)J cord that to date the ccnnnmic result* !><• -il.lt* .s|weil. Tho Berkshire will al­ from the viewpoint of rculizntioii of io Iks placed on tho run to Jacksonguarantee* had been of slight ini* |M»i tidin'; only jirojongi'd and t-luhle “These new ships, the last word in marine eons true lion, will form a ! valuable addition to the Merchants and Miners Meet. Until are passenger and fre ig h t c ru ft. ti* n cttu iituniblu 1hi* BillNilI'« tan orange trees appear to have es- fount .*< raped any serious damage, even in the facturo. extreme .Western division. The i*«ld iann te. weather did not resudi the central rli- oera-ion vision to any extent. The soil is in lions w fo.*d i.nnlition in the western division, !,ul tin* itl.d fa i m wolk was resumed elleigel- li.ial. pi ii-.i 11> ; tib.-i i|iu*nt to the e dd weather. ^.,,eruu i ' >i n, .oil,>n, no-Ion. and truck wen tin* i',. i. jit.nili ll willoml delay. l'ro|>s lillid* folly i.| f;.it pi ogle -. in ihe I'eidiiHula. nlltm leva uni the germination of recently planted-ami tin corn, cotton, cane and ollice crops has portionn been ih lay* (I to some extent; early j meat of torn, melons and cotton made good i-onsidel progress the stands are mostly good, dement Oats are maturing rapidly in the cen­ tral division, hut the crop is badly (Milted - mostly poor, although a few icjHirt.-) indicate fair to good condi­ tion. The planting of pcunuU contin­ ued mid the setting of tobacco plants continued. Truck in the Everglade* district made good progress; autho these lands hitherto were too wet, moderate ruin would 1m* betieficiy. in uplands. Citrus bloom is abundant in tin* south and central divisions, hut isrigation is supplementing the insuf­ ficient rainfall. -Shipments of celery and other truck cuiillnue from penin-o Berlin to Yield By Last of Poincare’s Hope titr T ie A*»i*«*t»i*a i'r»Mt I)KflLIN. March 2J.—Premier Poin­ care appearing before the finance committee of tiff) chamber of deputies to give an account, o f the .situation in the Ruhr iiaid that he. had great hope thnt German)' would yield "by tho end of May." The premier had with him figure* giving the amount of coal and coke shipped from the occupied district "Local official.) of the Merchants ' and Mim rs title tin* milking elaborate preparation.! to v.eUonu* the Alio- ; ghnny nn ln?r nrrlval here." Ed. Salter to Challenge Pies. Iiarding to Game of Golf Sanford Links gome of golf with the president. In a conversation with the '‘millionaire press agent" this morning we elic­ ited the information that in his optn- T ion President Harding was greatly ov­ errated ns it golf player anil Kddie al­ so staled .that ho could easily put It all over the president on the Sanford links. Kddie has never played a gunio of golf but he has worn u cane for many yenra which makes him eligi­ ble to golf records, as it were. And then Kddie wears a checked suit and lie always tells the truth, nil of Which would admit him tv* the Inner circle of golf players and if it came right down to u question of which was tho worst golf player in the United States he could easily win from the presi­ dent. lik e nil lines of business Kddie Jimmy Ward, the genial traveling woU|j ruthcr ho president than press l*a: sengur agent Tor the Merchants & „Kent unj president Harding would Mitrera' steamship company was in the rnth,.r be press agent than president, city today calling on his many friends, I|mj #l)nK, linui wo wi)i endeavor to He spilled the Information that the 5WitJh jobs for" Kddla and ‘the >re»lflne new ship of the M. & M, would LjViJ| j u, t for one day. nod we really be h’.ut.vh, d nt Jacksonville on April the change would do the muii10th and he gave the Herald a special lry KlMX|. And any way, Kddie has a V right to think ha can outguess the president in a game of golf. So many uf us have the same opinion about playing golf and playing president. figures an he would announce. The nocinllst deputy • Herthoni whom Poln care ic*cciitly termed “an abominable scoundrel" during a heated debate in ths chamber refused to pledge himself to secrecy so tho premier withheld the figures. . Air official account of the premier's leghnny is a sister ship of the lterkappearance before the finance com- shire, launched lost week, and now • ' LENIN'S CONDITION CAUSING ANXIETY �/ MRS. FRED DAK;Kit, Society Editor Phono 217-W I t r n M m 0 « f frtooOk vtaltloar n t o o o o r a . l . a .-n /w fcr r* o r n o l i i f U »•« *•■ o r e r a ir r t a la la a . **rtl M o l. oorr M m lI* la O a r t o r t w r o l. r t t l M • o o o l a lI rc*oM o |»•I,I* .« ( M Hoot. II o i l >11*. or o r r o llr o o o r * " d . •t SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday—Mrs, John Melsch will en­ tertain the members of the Idlers Bridge Club. Friday—S . deV. Howard Chapter of U. D. C., meets a t Palm Hoorn, Voi­ der at 3:30 p; m. Friday—Mr*. Henry MrLaulin will entertain the members of the Booh I-ovcrs* Club ht her home on Fourth street a t 4 o’clock. Saturday—Easter Bazaar by the Pipe Organ d u b In the Meisch building. • Monday—E aster .Ball at the Parish House under the auspices of the St. Agnes Guild. | i_ If TALLAHASSEE, March 20.—The Atlantic Coast Line railwny has been peremptorily ordered by the Flo­ rida Railroad commission to discon­ tinue (he use o f its revised table a t distances which went into cITccl De­ cember 1, 1922, and to figure mileage in this state on the basis of distances applying bcfoi*o th at time, it was announcodj at the cuminlnsibnc’s offeev yealordny. The order issued by the commission which followed mi exhaustive investi­ gation called upon the carrier to re­ vert to the old scoio until it could jus­ tify the Increased table. The cumniii.sioner'a order was aim­ ed at distance table number 1, I. C. Ci —II 2141 based upon whnt the carrier claimed was n resurvey of distances. It increased the distance between Jacksonville and Qilnmlo, for exam­ ple, four miles; Jacksonville and Han­ ford three . miles, Jacksonville and Tampa four miles, ‘and Jacksonville and Plant city approximately four miles. In some instances it means a rate increase ns high cs 12 cents a ton on rock m aterial it was pointed Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Scott of Ft. My­ ers are upending n short time here und are slopping a t the Montezuma. — Mr, nml Mr*. G. N. Sands of New York wen; among the tourists arriv­ ing in Sanford yesterday. : ------------• The revised distances hail boon the J. V. Ck.nr.or of New York, who subject of mounting complaints on the haa been touring the stale, arrived in part of Florida shippers since a short Sanford yesterday fur a short stay. time a fter it became effective. The commission conducted a lengthy in­ Mr. and Mr*. W. B. Woolcy of vestigation into the increased distance Baldwin, L. I., are in the city for a tabic. The carrier \v«is ordered to re­ ’brief sojourn. turn to the distances insofar ns this s tile was concerned, contained i*i dis* Mr. ar.d Mrs. John B. Christian of lance table No. 1. 1. C. ('.—A 3150. Ocean City. N. J., are making a rihort visit here. . 4h i ■ C. Feilden, proprietor of the Fvilden hotel at Tltusvlllo, is spending a few days here attending to business. rHrf If a Four Killed in a . Moonshiner Raid; Stills Are Found TO TU B FATHERS AND MOTHERS (FLOWER BULBS—Now i* the time spring planting. planting OF SANFORD* for ®nrine Wo have u, IS >’ • V5 * nice line of Dahlias, Hyacinths nnd: NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED:* —T 0 NIGHTYou arc. all eager, I know to give all kinds of flowering bulbs. Come in The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1751 und see us.—The L. Allen Seed Comcontemplates a raise Jn aeaie to 75c your children every educational nd*. 310-5tp Katherine MacDonald \antnge possible. Some of them may pnny, Sanford, Fla. ( n r T h e A - i s o r l a lr d l>resa> , per hour, taking effect Mny 15, 1923. not be able to go to college, but right HULL, Mass., Mqrch 29. — Fire • 291-Sfftp — IN’— . here in Sanford they r.rg going to which laid waste much of N antasket Hay.last night was brought under con­ Miss Jacobus, of Itollina College,- have ten ( 10) opportunities of broad­ trol at 1:1b ii. m. today. Paragon will give several esthetic dames a t ening and deepening th e ir• education Pork, the umusement center, was a l­ the Easter Dunce at the Parish House and of developing their taste for the This most entirely overrun by the flumes next Monday night. 312-3tc right kind of entertainment. will he nt the low price of 17Vt cents and about 75 houses and cottages Heart stealing pits against hcatt were destroyed. All the hotels and Good music, good eats, gcod vaude­ por entertainm ent or iejs. dealing with a glittering society tho new town hall were w e d . The ville, gcod time for everyone at thej This is the CHAUTAUQUA which background. It tells when 'hushiss wan ertimuted at about $750,­ Laster Drjico at tho Parish House on will' he held a t Sanford beginning bnnds ure heroes and when they 000. 1Monday night. 3l 3-3tc March 3let and lusting five days. All L I M E are jusy husbands. Come and see etedents under 12 years may \iuy a The home of John Hurley, one o f ( if this case f lu yourr married cathe show places of NantaskyL war.! Refreshments, favors, vaudeville at ccaioii tick'd for $L5U nnd those over rccr. And— 4 among the buildings destroyed. T h e -the Kaster.Dnncc at the Parish House a npdcinl student ticket for $ 1.75. This lest is a reduction allowed.usunliy to loss there was estimated a t $100,009. jnetet Monday night. 312-3tc 1 “TRUE BLUE’.’ college towns. • F ite s1were Started by upnrkn in * . .---------*A COM HI) V Do you think you can allow your North Cohassct, n mile down the pen- WE ARE CONTRACTORS for nil n \Ve f e e l s u r e ill 1 1 If insula. kinds of house moving, building or child to miss such on opportunity? -Friday and SaturdayThe. fire departm ents of nearby any kind of work in tho contracting Those tickets ure on sale by the Boy Pctcr 11. Kyne’a Celebrated Noftl towns were here, and those of Ho'*- line. Address H. C. Grc^n & Son. Ban- Scouts, a t the Grammar and High Sell lo ton, Brocton and other cities were o n ford, Fla. 312-4tp Sohools. The Speciul Stuiient Tickets ‘The Pride o f Palomar’ 11in ($1.75) are on .info only nt the H ighi the way. No loss of life had been re- ------------- -— - ter. ported at midnight, hut the danger ''iiir iV i! sjsll ^ l |Uol> l'ut maV hBl1 0,1 nPP,tc**| r llullUrrt,' ||pnd>iun mi s o u : county . ri.im iti.t. ’ tion by any student jover 12 year*.! from fallen wires was said by firoT 0N B ,U P THE KIDNEYS Special arrangem ents will be mode] nu’n t0 ^e groat*—Many of the homes H w X iih M i S i ? h oJtaida. a ^ •’Symptoms of Kidnoy trouhli; are iM>rntii,n Muiirr is* • "»»- „r tfc* I’nl- with school work so tnat the ppuils destroyed wore unoccupied a t this seaail gone. W ater is clear and does not * m*ay l»e able to r.ttiMd every entqr- * burn. Foley Kidney Pills ceitainiy do" kninmrqt. Two companies of the 13th Infan1 *1’ * ' "** umber the work," writes W. J. Grady, New HAVE YOU BOUGHT A TICK ET; •Oricnns, Lduisinnn. Bnckuchc, rhiuFOR YOUR CHILD? . tone malic pains, tired fouling, are symp­ 3J0-5td; Itwtc. toms of distvesued kidneys. Foley Kidney PlUr. tone up the kidneys and PREVENT FLU AND CiRIITK i jqtiltkly telleve kidnoy and bladder ■. D e x t e r , Jowrf: t h a t ihe.-e u u |M>rs<.n j For n few cents you can v/aid oft cnc being seriously injured. til t b f Htntn o f Klurliln. Ilie a e r v ( troutle.' Refuse substitutes, • Insist a KUttfMiena u p o n w h o m w o u l dt bind bind Flu and Grippe by promptly checking •*' upon Foloy’s. Sold evco'w^ere.—Adv ■urh Kr.-d II. K lfilm r, _________ ....... H , •Kred m i H ii,. rKmi tii.ip . Th e r e f••••■, o r e , /» you. t i n g , hi a r e ' 'your coughs and colds ’yritli Foley’s rMiulre-’ • i«lr«-d to i,,. nnd np|i..ir before m ir’IIoacy nnd Tar. Also giver, qttitk rexale<t ' Ire ‘ oil fo u rt nt I h f I’.uirt lit,use , , . , , . c x B u w a js s a n a a a B c a u u u tic iju n s r B a u n a a s u a a c s B a B a a B a a a R n u a a in Soiifor.i. Plorld.1. on Um 2nd day ,,f !icf ,rolu roughs resulting Tumi Mu, .‘ ".-V Grippe, Whooping Cat!-!). Asthma IF YOU W ANT THE BEST ICE CREAM AND iti ti naniint you in n* I '.'.iv'cloa'ir,-1 ,'f and Cronchiti*. Forty-eight years qf SHERBETS AND THE PUREST WHIPPED P9 rr|flNat |i?nal* lbud^ .V o^lanrt* *satisfaction to users has made Fol-i 7- V!'r,.,<Lr.UA.1"" l.u",*’r the Ium-ji of ilii-ley’s Honey and T ar t'uo WmId’s iarg- . * CREAM, THEN ORDER IT FROM I n'ti-il h l i t l i o . till' e m i i . r i y i n v o l v t d I* c«t sciling cough medicine. Contain';: •I. t e r m , d «> folloivH; “HEROES AND HUSBANDS” CCtfCMT PIASTER i I.iir Itumir.-.I niiirtt n o 0o ”u i u 141 te s— m in gg rr ie duii i e nn .t ss a: rrot inriittcil , *■r l.ot i-eetloll lin e i l l . thirty | l | m |; (ICO) M aniirnck riii.cii triii i s a m e lii-ing n muImI d is lo u "of W e" r n th e w r a p p e r . K cfusu c u b s titu t e s . > (SO. U u ^ i ' T biT ly 'u m ' ^ o ^VMV' ' . r ^, n s i s t iiilimlp e o i i a i y . l-'lnrlilu. It In o n b i . i l Hull Ib is ell.H |,< ii InM ii.llsii. ,1 In | lie .'l inforil l l. - r a l i l. a :u n -|>a|'. r lu ib ll-ln l In H - in ln n l,' J. A.* Willis of Son.m cr.vilK N. J ..1A*h fr> * ‘ a rl>* -Vl<’ ‘ i; In making hi. headquarters at tin lerday. The dead are: Ike Strong. Mrs. r Montezuma while in the city tran ­ Delia Strong, his wife, George Strong sacting bu.inor.s. ar.d Kelly Walker, the latter being a IS E -; Among the bu.iincm visitors here member of the purse. The raiding1 yesterday were George P. Crews of 'quuil had a w arrant for Ike Strong, Jacksonville ami H. N. Sum milns of who was charged with illicit distilling of whiskey, nnd who, with his brother. Tampa. George Strong, were considered des­ Mr. nnd Mra. F. S. Daigcr, Sr. left perate men. Tlie Strong Iwv.me was this morning for their home in Tam­ s u irounded l»y the posse nnd W alker' pa, after spending a few day;: here went forward to demand a rurrvnder of the niCii. “ oa the guests of relntivea. George Strong ia said to have fired Mrs. II. Gilmore Clifton of Jack- u|*;n W alter, 'hooting hint through sonvillc who is moving .to -Miami will1'he (roast anil head, defjlh rem iting arrive heio tomorrow fo ra visit with n-rta.itly. Tl'r povae then opened fl her* sislcre Min. George Fox and Mr;. general f u e ou tlie house, and after two ami one-lmF niiiioten there .was E. A. Douglcsa. r.e return fire and investigation show­ SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE . ed its jnmnUn killed or dying, George *tlte Brotherhood of Bt. Andrew will Strong surviving r.n hour. The p.c."\se fm nd n ft ill n few pares give a Subscription Budge party on tjic j bnck of '.in* house r.mi two larger Tuesday evening, April 3rd, nt Pnthih House. Please phone Mrs. It ones almul .toil yards distant heavily ! LINEN RHOWBEK In the writeup in yeaterday’n pa|)or the following donations were left out unintentionally: Baptist Church Jenny Spaulding Circle—2 pillow alips, D towels und 1 sheet. Daily Fashion Hint Episcopal Church _r . t St n hi« Bel , * S “ 'qua Iff sheets, 6 spreads, 15 towels and 1G pillow slip*. * St. Agnes Guild—1 r.pread, 2 sheets, 8 towels, 3 pillow slips. . . HONORING Ml<8 . RYAN JMj4| Charming in eveiy detail was the bridge luncheon nt which Mr*. Forest M acAliitcr entertained on Wednesday complimenting Mr*. Cha*. Ryan who leave* Saturday for her home in Fl. Pierce. The color »chentc of purple and green, in the dining room, was carried out most effectively In the center piece of violet* nnd pansies while cunning little Easter nut cups w ith individual bouquet* of Violet* marked the place*. A t this perfectly appointed dining table, cover* were laid fur eight ar.d n most delectable four-course lunch­ eon perved. In the living room where the card tables were placed were crystal bas­ ket* of naaturtium* and other spring flowers. A fter several absorbing game* of bridge the high rcore prize, a box of hand-made hnndcrchiefa. wa* ' awarded to Mrs. R. E. Tolar, while the p ucst Wa* presented with a beautiful fram ed motto da a memento of this delightful occasion. The guests in­ cluded tho honorec, Mrs. Ryan; Mr*. P e rry Jem lgan, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mr*. F red Williams, Mrs. Kenneth Murrel, Airs. John Meisch and Mrs. The­ odore Langley. • --------------- -- - — .TALLAHASSEE. March 29.—Poli­ tics incidental to the 1923 session of thy legislature convening Tuesday too kon interest today with t h e c j ■ . Ublishm cnt of headquarter* by ReptaU tiv e Edge of Lake county who candidate in jthe pre-caucu* race ,h c - I the t a r * F o le y ’*. —Adv. I . rlila. »•-. T lir M i.il' - I IT„r:,ta, rrl IIel',* I l e t . S i . i l r 111... IIP) for Ibr S r , o » i l , Jtitili-i',* • lr, nil o f ITnrhln. • IT* ITIIIN Tn JttlV l * ll |- f ;i - ,1 (Vf T ax P.TNt-l'J of MAKES STOUT FIGURES S l \ IS|| oi H i•••1,1 Si'll,-II.*1 • Wbi,». • t J !v:*».„i u .« « RO U TNextHto Princess B Theatre AKERY! • . ■ . / i III acbiH.I * H r.M vi a* n u c io ; -'iirzsBBUK iM B rifnew tw gti itfzuH^ e uu ciiL*r< urtnarsn h abv an a r n ia H n o u a u a ia u n ■bbii " u u u n N U k iL iM iu d .'ju u u H & itiiK k i.u u a n iiu a B U Je ru c tiU U iiS JZ iic iu u u u .U Q k a iiiiu u a B a a B iiB B U z iiiiiiiiiB It.ri In i II .lib tl . *1 tr i.'i, r." • . l.itlMlnitH uml J-2j - 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgia *}2 Tg ^ ,-n If -j g iu pc j j| kR M a a ■u SB uu an BM an Y !l I'hone 127 ?« Sail ford's New Store school . . . . I aroumw1ami (or tin- cxclonim u«,* of i . Colored h a tte r Eggs for rale nil ony 1 tiu> |.«i,iip / r<» • Ikm.In w-lihin rahl S|H‘rlal Tax School DtHlrb l No1. f>: Ihnl Saturday nt Mobley’s Drug Store. a canvass of lh< I, .UII|« ,•f *.,ht ,'lociIon 3l3-3tp rlnov jirlrna fad. Hint *.,1,1 ,l,-,-ih,ii \»i,< In fiour ,'f ih« Iks'j ii lice of *»l,t iM.it,I- by the »nl*l iii*|lrcl. Ihrreforo in intnointice In nn nr- ■ ■ EASTER BASKETS—There, w.li be <|<Now r ,.f 111,* i ' xiiii l . rrln mail,- m d III - nn Eastor itn*k('t sale nt the Union cMiifiirniiiy with law NOTII’K t« herel,> Kin-11 Ihnl lb. tax |,.i)i-r* mol "HIPharmacy' Friday nftemoon nnd Snt- y.Mlv ,.f 111,- -;»l,l . Ial Til, S,-h.i..l |i|-iri.l N . e. •> .1.- «*•.ii iii % l-'l,,i • eniuy by Circle No. 2. • ome early lilu, ,irr b\ III,* ,,l ..rilvr .1lal l*> 1,111 uml get yours. 312-21 p r."iulr.-tl la ft|i|n-r., before Ihe llntlxrnlile I'olirl nl Iell a', lock u. in. i II Ihe 31-1 .lay .,( March. A. I*. I'j : s nt Drtaunt, ill Valii-1.1 caunly. Hevelilh J ii- B B Next M.inday niglit ia liic Easter itb'lal Circuit "( I'b.rbln. uml to »h»w Bush- t-niiii. If a(i> l i n y h a w . w h y * a h l l.ninl*. Dance -at. .Ihe Ilous.*. ............. . . . .I’arish ......................-----------------ii' .v|ii furnith f'hmilil tint he vnlblnlt .l nn<l conflrnotl m ils l-miiu* orclieslra will lurnnn v.'liiio* mj lunni nml oiriclal •‘•■al a» Ihe music. Kavoru, eat»r vaudeville. Sanford, H, mlnaic i*..iint}r, KlorlJu. this • >,n . the lih day or Murdt, I*. 11»:s. dl.iiltc jhka L) . K. A IHlirOLASS. Friday, Saiurday, $2.25* TAFFETA, nt, yard ........ $1.98 $1.79 $2*25 $2.98 .$2.25 $1.79 69c 39c 65c' $2.00 TAFFETA, at, yard !....... K le rk I’lr c u lt ( ’o u r t . S e v ­ e n th .lu d irln l C lro u ll. Henitnale i*otinty. F lo r id a . $2.50 SATIN, nt, y a r d ........ Uy V . . 1~ D m m l s s * . I*. *’ M:jr. ( - l e - Z t - 3 9 —v $3.25 CANTON CHEPE, nt, y a r d ......... . .......... / $2.50 CREPE I)E CHINE, nt, y a r d ........................ MERCHANTS & MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia • < - $2.00 CREPE I)E CHINE, at, yard ........................ IVo railings weekly. Through fare* to Eastern and WcMern Points. Auto­ mobiles carried. Information a* to fare*, reservation*, etc., on rcque.it. C. M. HAILE, GENERAL AGENT. I’ler S00 E. Bay Su, Phone G3H * k 75c SIJSLNE, at, yard .......... ........... ■ BBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBIlBBBBBBBDBBBBBSBBBEBjnCIZEISBBRUBBBSII trtwWUMMMi 15c VOILES, at, yard 1 Bass Steak s: MARCH 39-31, APRIL 2 GO NORTH BY SEz\ 75c LACE CLOTH, nt, ^ nrd ................... 8S ......... SMMS««t»*>*»«t»**0**MS*•♦!»»■»•»♦*< ii 1 II s s : i 5 i i ■. - '■ lu cllS S U K GINGIIAM, at, yard ...... -CL • 327 Sanford Avenue r 312-3lc ! » u ra x e c z a H c a u u n a tiD a K n c fR n n u E a rjB a u n n tsa u n n u a B sn z E a a a a a B B »' I , I - lit! id., ,ur ;||. ' . . . . »l \ l . , | . .. m l o", |,«-ri:il There L no mole «ffretive way of *i . . • 1 I 'lr ir ii •; i n iln n b developing this Iiim!., i - ji vuillv de •'o liilll. n la. M Hi" m l Tax signed (nr slutit fignr , tii.ui in lilark ,-<.-t . ..| D l-tit. t In in a! - • 1. 1,'IUII crf|K- vrlin. 'The dvcp revers and niffs I i l r i n va tb'lio,.! i n - i i . - i . H'-tiiii : f .rl!i Itn f.,«-t (h u t a n of. < ib'n Jl.iS In I, railarc trimmed with embroidery worked .10,1 In lil in abl h ;a . nil T. \ Soli*, tl in Iicads or sill:. A very smart com­ r.t t H ilr ir l N o o n llt< f IIt ,lay <•( Ki'bru* bination i« oonden lieatL and robe n V. It D'CZ I •• <|. ti'rtnllir i, a r l l i . r silk or iln-iiilli ronl and sl.tl Is.nlv . I lint* llu -r «I h obt In1 Is in,I l,J r.lbl I >! Hi, i i.. ** lo h i . K.a.i <,f ,«;'t.biiii on A voice of ei I show* when* the Ironi 1. ; . r 1nt*-r*‘ - 1 * 1 •!»•• i f *; i ’» o|ii-ii9 ia Y-*hapct| otillinr Mnliimi ’ •I** wl |MV|1. i .- . in • .it ;«• 1 IU1” FI i * ’ . i. i/ i riijiiin-s . 9 , u n ! > Ill-in. !i -.iiin •ti tl nr» .it th t f i ».» 1• tl l. nt. ij Tnliai.il Iti-ui-w lbt»- \.< IIJI. Hi* 1M. lllli* 111 %• .1rWlr.. nt IIm it it ..I -a ill lM.lt»i - ? *• J.ifina r> I. I*»2 .■si/ i .. l| in M iin In h t msl T in ,, i.S pr.M . .-.I* «*r Hit h.tltl IiOIdIn I<i» !»«• t|*t' cent*. Knibroidviy No. I//40. TiansD>|- III.' IIIIIIKWH '.I iii'<|lllrinK, biillilliiK . Icr, blue or yellow,-40 cents. e i i l a r n i i i g , ftiri,l»IUnu "r o l l t e r w l a u lm provIbK * ill lla- lu*Vf .M l1 i h ! ul!' 4 :il|;. t a i l o v l l l n BBBBDBDUUanUB^BBBBaBSUBBBBBBnUBBBBBBBnHM EnaBBBBBaCEBB Inlvrprrting the laria ku^Rcnlion that dresses lie »nurl and practical at the same lime, the first model elect* to lie dcXTloiksi in dark lilur wool cri-iic. ih e front ol the temi-futed Iwklice i* plaited nt the underarm •cams nml (he short sleeve*arc IxMind with grav silk braid to rorri-spond in color pith thv'witin crfpe collar. The three-pin e cirruk.r skirt is nude longer nt the lid ) to give the snurt urcvcft cffivi. Medium *)!.•-• require* a vsrdi Jleinth nuti-ri.il. Heavy linen, wool Jersey or «ool cic|K' could I*- eiii|Joye»l in developing the w-cond dr,-**, which i* cffutivcly iriinnml with braid in self-color. It is a sli;>-un rraxicl and can lie nude in leas th 'n three hour,1, from the lime oi cu-.iug. There ok- plait* at the sides to incrcaie the fulness of the •kill. Medium size requires 3 vurds 36-inch material with 3*4 yard* of brniiL First Mcsicl: Fictotial Rrvicw De­ sign No t.toH. Sizes, (4 to at) Yvore. Frice, ,ts emu. . 1 Second Nloxiel: Pn** No/ 1415. !',k f- M ' 1 . . . ‘‘M R . C, Sold o v e i y w h c r e .l —, Don't forget tho Big Enster Ball. April 2ml, Pnrish House. 309-tfc l DIRTIN’CTI.Y SMART AND PRACTICAL H \l I'HESCRIPTION DRUGGIST . Ri'vnll Store Authorized Eastman Kodak Alt^nry _______________* j PHONE 52r Sanford, Floridj .-minty. Klurliln. oner n n . «•t: fr,r four DENNISON'S CK l.l’K . i.i.spfnll' i- n*-< l.s i> >i! > il!»!ii. ti 1. H as U1 Ii •! !i■••• i< l«» ’ PAPER FLOW ERS, B B B a a ra a c sB U B ca c x o n a B n a n a B a B ^ a u a aB n n B a n n sa B U B iirM a a o B z f ;. I.inl |'|',.|| l( F illin ’ It W m i . • ■" n . *11111.1 -nit! Li in •: tit** • 1,.. M «,l .,.| , f Vl*. - u b l 1‘lrriii: «‘•»nrl t*it« til J l .iI received a bir supply of lira- 'c a c B a o iB c a z E B O iH iH U H H U D u a iU B iz iB C s n s in iu D a a c a M z n a a z 11 Ua> i f M n , Ii. .A l» 1 .-i 1!. A o o n i feA t f f E A l .) ni.'.on'n J.'rcpe Paper and all the necen- E HERE'S YOUR STAFF OF LIFE, IN j • ’I- rl, I'lrr" i 1'i.Uri Hi mmn|<. i . i n i \ . Klnrblfi : ary material for making Dcnninan’ii li> A M Wp.-k*. 11. i 1 beautiful pr.|:t'r lioHcrs, rustumcH am !, U EVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY i la lin y II. lll l i » a nliy;r ari go,.ds. A Isa llennUon'r. In* m if you ii an! tn realize that there is an art of baking, you need only 5 S n li.'lin r fu r |'n m p la iii.iiit. ________________ «_I5._;;. n slructiun iiouki. All at reduced price.*, g look at the-counters of RiiuOi' h Bakery. There, rows upon rows iff b IN I Mil l i t i o i h t . ■.i : \ k \ t j i ‘ j i —.Mobley’s Dreg Store. 3 ll-3 lp ■ Bread, Pics, Cakes, CrulUir. M ufilni, nn-J scores of other varieties J D l l IN I. c l l i l l IT, S k l l l w i l . t : c m v n , I'l.o m n v tempt the appetite and delight the rvc. Absolute purity eff ingred- * >i|ipr!al T a x s» tmnl lllsir b -l \ , , . a, Hr* ■n an. Ir I uiiii I ) . t l u r b l il , li> C, \V. ?xOTIC Rl!! ients, baked in the cleanest, most srientlfic ovens. I’l ll|t r |i|i« - . T . I’r lp r - tint! M rs. .1. I it p Orgr.3 C iuj’a Foixter Bazaar, " \ \ . -lln r llt ,. T r ii s i r r * . ,„.t t*. I*. I la r V:- hi . I*. V Hi,It:,s I1. T. \ \ llf ii im ( o.d;»', 'i- ouil ;'n!e nitd t'nbnod Egg f 1 h i r k i l i r r , i J Ihr I » i n , n l|,*f,r,t .if : I Dal in la y . March 3J. u I*,mil" l.i>ilru rttil». S. iiiluul.- < «.,,,,I >. . ’ .ill- - . T I I S , Tinla tr d Mr. and Mrs. It. Curtis Robint.o.iHARLAN. N. Y., March 29.—Three and Mrs. Yourgs (’arson of Orean Clty, N. J.. were among the arrivals | nit,\ n‘uI one woman xverc killed In a cattle between members of a federal here yesterday. _____ posse nnd alleged moonrhiners near A. Newman (90) or Mrs. Howard Ov- l a r i i e m l e d w i t h hrti.-h a n d e . i i l i n ' i crlln (90K2) for reservations. A good breastworks time U assUred nil. Price 50c. The Herald for first clasa job work. 3I3-4L- • Daily Fashion Hint ■r 1' ■y.t i _______ ■ . F or quick results try a .w ant ad. Fire Destroys Coast Line Ordered Summer Resort I To Discontinue Use ' in M assachusetts of Re-Survey Table . . * - • * •< ' . ’’— . •** THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1923 -tV -* ."; __si__ ;______~u,____ PAGE EIGHT . •. ' : rT. BB Phone 372-W |V ... if ... 1 ! I I ! For Coughs and Colds, Head­ aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism an d All Aches and Pains .3 * ■■ First Street ALL DRUGGISTS 3S c an d 6 5 c, ja rs a n d tu b as H ospital size, $ 3 .0 0 SEUaS IT FOR LESS f j -iT ^M H tiB nB pm EjtB -nraB B nraBmu a t B R R R S S B I S li a S X B aanauanoauaB O B ? ! . • *• ■*!: 1 ....... Welaka • • SK SK H SSSV i > J * . I Jl ! • 1 .1• • .1 ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 29, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 29, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 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/23320447edddc7f4d73e899e2dbd7e96.pdf d151f7b5d84194011a262015be38b84d PDF Text Text SA N FO R D , FIVE M ARCH 3 1 TO APRIL S - ‘ *A ij '" 1 -■ Ok<' - i -fl ■ IN TIIE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUM E I II . sanfo r d, F l o r i d a , W e d n e s d a y , m a r c h 28,1923 CALIFORNIA, HENRY FORD IN INTERVIEW WHILE IN JAX “Florida beats California all to pieces.” » — RY INTERNATIONAL BUSI­ NESS MEN’S COMMISSION AS STATED FOREIGN MINISTER PRESIDENT DID NOT MAKE H l r -T h P A M o r lu tf d I * r f u ) lltr The \««orI;itr(i Prrnat BERLIN, Mnrch 28.—The German ST. AUGUSTINE. March 28. — It government U willing to do everything became known today that President I *possible to insure the payment of it.* , , . . , , Harding did nut connider it. necessary reparation* obligatumn as they n Igh j to make „ u. r,.ft>nl s(at, m, :il by At. be determined by an International irrtyy General Daugherty, predicting Humness Men’s commission, Foreign tat Harding would lie n candidate for Minister Von Rosenberg has informed renomination, or that the statement the foreign relations committee of the wns opportune or in good form. It iReichstag. The minister said the gov­ presumed the president will discuss ernment hnd communicated to Euro­ the uuhjcct with Daugherty who a r­ pean powers with the exception of rived here this morning front .Miami those directly interested in the Ruhr where lie has been recuperating from occupation and it is believed that the a recent illness. pro|M)snls contained in Secretary of ,, . The president mid Air. Daugherty State Hughes’ New Haven speech lli.t met -illt-e llii- l.'i'N i i- nd constituted a feasible means of iwttl tlie MuL mi nt a n d naturally there wning the reparations problem. tli- k« <im*rt i . i ■ i .i in s hel hi i - Uarlnt Shipments Deported for Tues­ day, March 27th: Florida—Sanford lection ..........J....7U Florida—Mounted se ctio n .............. 12 Florida—by hoot—Id crates. California ■ * * „ M. wtl' MMM 1 ....... ...03 S > 'll ATTACKONJEW S 1 UNPARALLEDI SEVERITY TAKINGPLACEINRUM ANIA BERNHARDT " BE BURIED AT PEREIACHISE FAST THREE DAYS HAVE Shipping Point information fur Toes This is the answer or WITNESSED DEATH OF day, M anh 27th: • Henry Ford, interviewed'by . FORTY-FIVE JEWS SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, shower*. the writer in the terminal Holdings heavy, ntniand ntid ntovcstation Saturday, when ------- m - a -------------- --------mint slow, market slightly weaker. asked how lie likes the play­ Carload* i. o. h. usual terms: 10 inch ground of America. crate* Golden Self-blanching 1-0 dor. The automobile king, iiir Tfce A..nsiatrd i-rr... OT A llow ing M asnacres to Go stalks in the rough, best mostly $1 .GO. bound for Ft. Myers, where PARRS, March 28.—Tho body of U n p u n ish e d — A n a r c h is ts Acpoorer low os $1.35, New French lie will join the wizard of Mine. Harnh Bernhardt was removed Jive in S o fia R esu lt D e a th s j Strain 4-<t iloz. stalks in the rough ; - 1 noon yesterday from her late home inventor*, Thomas Edison, 31.2*i-$Lit), mostly $1.25-f l.35,‘ few Ills The \ -•O.’liilrtl I 'r r u l was all smiles as the even­ on the Boulevard I’ereiere to the well ldamdud higher, Many shijw BUCHAREST, March 2 8 _ A ttac k s Church of St. Front nit do Sals in a ing moonlight beamed meats rolled unsold. nearby strtet, and then.e conveyed to ot « character unparaldown, radiating good cheer. tho cemetery of the IVrelachiso, the * 1,1 fo, r ,e ™rilJr ,n He shook hands cordially TOTAL CARI.OT KIIIPMBNTB last resting place of hundred* of ,nkc" ^ cc lho ^ x]" ” ft»«‘ with the writer and Mayor FROM SANFORD SECTION ;the end Ls not yet In sight, according France's famous people of nil time John \V. Martin, who went THIS SEASON TO DATE 2,693 , of. . the . most. .impress-' ‘ to the Jewish .telegraph The U will .he orfo * ' agency. ** .' down to greet him. He Total eariot shipments from Man­ , , , ,, government and police aro accused of Ing funeral* «ince that of Victor Hugo . . , , talked very frankly $nd atee this season to d a te ....... ...1,178 . . . . . . not having dono nil in their power in 1885. Hugos funeral was under , , ......... . IlilNIlY FORD freely. to put down disturbances. Total eariot shipments from San­ the auspice* of the government; Mme.} ford last season to d a te ....... .2,160 Florida Has Everything Bernhardt's will he at the expense of Von Rosenberg Han So Inform- ABOUT 1MB c a n d id a c y a n d cil Foroi«n RoIalionH C’omOil) NOT CONSIDER IT miteo of Reichstag r NECKSSAUY to g a NUMBER 312 ’ CELERY MARKETS Total r* «. . Ii '- V J .- J e d VIENNA, March 28.—According to •Total eariot shipments from Man, (uninformed advices here at least fori ntee lost reason to date .......... . H7H the l i t >■of I .iri... lovoity is given an the ll••lp^ln that y five Jew.i and p*-«ihiy twice that Bernhardt will in,: oe 1 hiuhu hi .tieii- ' llUn)|,rr have lieen injured in nntiTelegraphic .Report* from Imporlunt ■ ........ »m nu. Market* , eisle. wlie re many years ago *lu* hurl « Seimdlc ilisturbances in Buchnrist. I BAI.TIMORK: 3t), clear. 2 Flori- totnli dug in the solid r,Hk. it lx ex____ .•a .*11lived, 2 broken hot mi truck,j plained that shortly I • fore her death .sttl’IA. Mart'll 28—More thnn 200 idd'lional receipts f.|uivu!cnt to U he wa.. prt. m .I a; •alw ays for ready ;ilfch,,to hnve l*et-n «rrest«l through! Is w nittleri::; I. 1 his will, of i n urse, a ssu re t h e I dt i i r e • hr re will l><- fai lle i ■le\,-|,,jitii, at e.-iilandi hy freight. Supplies of good nuuu y and was obliged to n It <!"*lV!i the country in raid* conducted by of th e s t a t e ns th e p la y g ro u n d o f A m erica. i In fore the pro* ideal let'll in d to Delegates Arriving • lock light, ( losing Tuesday ami houses with the land at Bnlle Isle, and ,be during the luit few day*. • a h fo r e ia all to p i n e s .” "Flnritla Leal opening Wednesday. Demand and!'! was suggested there would he rent- Three per*ona were nrre«led in this at St. Petersburg to Win hingt'Oi. About Fre.siclencv? movement slow, market dull, mostly ;«tI a villn in a Paris suburb, which.was city when police surrounded their Attend Conference. Archbishop Zcrliak fair condition. Florida, It) Inch crates to liaVi been Imr summer home n '- . ball. One man, whijg trying to escape, M r. F ort I w as rn tiin tin g gootl e h e e r. B ut how a b o u t th o (•olden Self-Munching 1-6 doz. stalks placing Belle hi whieh i- bright ( kilietl one policeman, wounded annth. Will Not lie Executed Social Worker* of Florida Which Op-| •siileRcy? . I t >t S2.r'0-$3.00, othors poorer, low a* with fresh paint, (in. the ^ate i in- . nnd then committed suicide.’ Ono-' cn* Tonight By Soviet Government "M r. F o rd ." I r.s!r< d 1dm. "it looks \ erv m uch a s th o u g h scrilted as the Yillii'r name Bern- hundred and fifty arrest were made a t ‘ $1.5(1;I; H in doz. stnlk* $1.25-: t Iii*r»**ll nere la* a <k mam! to ill al l vuti as a I'resident ini rantliHIT: ■ : tk Florida liardtV motto "Quant! Menu." which Jaglitil. lit the fighting that followed 14, cloudy. III, T he l'r r » .) Illy The \ ft/f l*rf«a) date.” b liki ly to remain a* a memorial of a raid on a meeting, one officer and Dinviti. vtl. K on trail, including k car* mi track ST. PETERSBURG, March 28. WARSAW. March 28. -Tin* I’oh-h "F or fifty years.’’ he answered slowly, "I have been ! several soldiers ami an nihirchist wero i’ll. Supplic* moderate, demand tin* tenant, who never lived there. Many delegates arrived here today to government ha* been mfoYnml thru building for m yself a job that suits me very well, and they’ll It is s'li.gt'stod that all tlieatrfc*j killed. The police station at Nova S«and movement' moderate, market is attend the conference of the^Soeint the*Soviet minister here of the death have tmdraft me might v hartk" • stendj. Florida, III inch i rates Gold­ • la iiring her name, which is tmmiripal goro, in wltich some anarchist prlsWorkers of Florida which will o|K*n. r>entc|ici, 0ga inai Aichhlihop VUrtiiik. in Self-Munching and New French propi rty should retain the name m, a onets were confined, wn* storined, two If the people of the I 'n ’h i! Stale v.all' him. Henry Ford tonight in the City Hall. Many prohead of the Roman Catholic ihtirch strain 1-6 doz. stalks $2.60-$2.75, poor M mortal, whoever the tenants may he., |**r«ons bring killed. mlncni men and ^vomen,who have long i„ K u^ia will not be carried out by is sure to be n candidate in 19IM.—John II. Ferry in Jack­ •p ia lity and co n d itio n , $2.un-$2.2 '». been interested in social welfare work the Ru.- unn government “at least for sonville Journal. TAYLOR COMMANRRItY AND will he on the program during the the present" and the nlTair will lie NEW YORK: 23, clear. 1 Califor­ Automobile Racing nia. 15 Florida arrived. Supplios three day meeting. ORDER OF DF.MOLAY WILL ATtaken up in diplomatic negotiations. moderate, demand and movement mod­ at Tampa Next Month TEND CHURCH ON HASTKB i'rule, market steady, Florida III inch With Fast Cars Scott Loll in Price Appointed • rate: \eiv French strain and Golden On Kavtor Sunday, April 1*1, TnyTOdf-lilnrithing mixed 1-6 dor. *tnl!ci Will Deliver Address County Solicitor Sonn of rIn- Heal (ioial Driver* Will lor i "imiiandery and the Order of De2. it i2 75; doz. stalk*. 32 25; S ,|,,z. M.dny will attend divine service a t thu Compile for Co»h I'rirr* For Dade County .i.ilk* $2.00. Iinly t'ros* Episcupid church. ST. AUGUSTINE. Minch 28.—Mr. n\ Illy The Aonoelnlrd l*r,«.| ,t ii 7 i I For the first time in history Tampa The Sir Knights In full Templar TALLAHASSKE, March 28.—T. E. Scott M. I-aughlin, counsel of the Smallest Income ' l* going to sec rcnl professional reg- uniform and the Order of Do Malay Price of Miami, has been appointed Flaglnr system, lias accepted an in­ rp P n v m n n l in ' isle red dirt track autontobilo racing will meet in the Asylum at 10:20 a. m. by the governor to succeed County vitation of St. Augustine to deliver n Music of I lift’ll Order and Addresses by Promin­ l it.x l l i l t III I I I . ■ the auspice* and for tho benefit Tin* Order of DeMoloy for Roys was rf>M Solicitor Fred I’ine of Dude county, historical address on April 4, the op­ Slate Two Cents of lilt* Tamp.i Police relief fund, two founded*and established about three ent Speakers who was suspended from office yester­ ening day of the Ponce do I smoi cel­ -----days, April {ith nnd 6th, with the year* ago from u desire to give tho day. ebration. * J.VKKONN II.I.Il, March 28.—The prohnliiiity of at least twenty oT the Ixiya from llie age of 16 to 21 years A glance through the program for innovation has licon e-taMished in thi* nralle*timunie tax payment i.iade fastest cars nnd Iwst driver* iti the a place in tho world, where young, ac­ 5iiiifoid's coming l 'hautuiiipia show* year'* program and they will have a here was two cents, sent in the form of j countfy participating, tive and energetic niind* would devel­ Six events me scheduled daily and op along linen of patriotism, filial i wide variety of noteworthy event* i ful si-lie* of ('huulutupra program* a postage -tamp, and the large-t in-ihul itfl for the wnl. Tli it* i* pi* *1 for lhem.*elve*. 11<ginning on the ri i - dividual ii miltamc was $81,000. which the fm* for all event will have a love, clean living, courtesy to woman­ j I V of g.nut, clean ellli rt:i Itllielll. IllUtic i,n,| day. Havelock, the clown, will wa* only a quarterly payment, D. T. caf|t value of I806.UO and will be open hood and the aged, mid - healthy com| of ii very high order, nnd mldresse* appear. On the third day, Duval, the Gcio-.v, internal revenue collector said a* all events are, to any registered ra deship, 1by nun of authority on the problems magician, nnd i^ i the Inst day Misses today. A corporation paid $150,DUO dirt track driver in the country. Sinic tlu- founding of this order, it f Slark and Holt, in costumed charac­ it wn* stated. •* Entry blank* ran he obtained from has grown like wild-flre; fiorn an in­ limy discuss. terization* of "Favorites from the Diogenes could lay aside his prover­ the clerk, Dick Collins, room 810 Do Among tho entertainment features dividual orphan cared for by a philan­ Story Books," . bial lantern if he searched for an hon­ Solo Hotel, Tampa, nnd arrangement* is found the popular comedy drama, thropic Mason, it has grown io aft in­ est inun in Jacksontille, it was point­ can ho made for registration with the Son of Attorney General Daugfierty Brought into ‘‘Turn to the Right” with an experi­ ed out, because his quest would !>e‘nt Nation.nl Officials by William Itan- >titution of over three hundred thou-. m enced New York cost. This produc­ Tariff Commission . • the Case nu olid. Hi* quarry is the mnn who in- dolf Jesse, representative who is now Kami hoys. tion murks the bright of success in it is a secret organization consist­ After Sugar Trust, eluded in his income tnx return a dol-| nl Tampa nnd can he found a t tho play production from the .Chautauqua ing of two degrees—the Initiatory and (Hr Tlie A»«ortatra I'rc u l same address. Will Take Time laf thnt lie found on the street. NEW YORK, Mnrch 28.—Draper M. I Attrnctod by newspaper stories, pint form nnd will ho given on next thu Dc.Moiay. The Initiatory degree Four fumous drivers, arc among the Daugherty, son of Attorney G e n e r a l IRioting Daugherty ns saying that lie Monday night. Other entertainers are teaches spven principle#—love of early entries received already nnd in­ Everett Hemp, dramatic inter'pFeter Last Big League Game Itnioi, i had visited the model in lier apart* To Get Results and Clear Up Feature clude "Wild Boh" Robinson, 11)22 parent, patriotism, courtesy, com­ Daugherty, appeared at District At- mpnl ^ ^ Kiwn „ check. pf modern play*, and Cnveny, well of Situation. in Orlando Thin After­ champion ditr track driver of Iai* radeship, clean living, revercnco and torney Pccorn’s office today nnd was As!l|stant Di*trii t Attorney I’ccora known cartoonist and d a y modeler, Culif.j Ted Eaton of Nash­ fidelity, ami the DeMolay degree dr«questioned at length concerning any j nlu| police Inspector Coughlin both who will appear on the last night. noon at 3:110 o’clock Angeles, * M i r T to r A M o r i n lr d P r t n l ville, Tcnn., winner of the free for nil inntizrx tho life and execution of WASHINGTON, March 28.—Al­ The first of tho musical attractions information he might have nboUt evinced a strong desire to question the Jacques DeMolay, the 22nd and last The Sanford fans, depending upon sweepstakes at.th e Florida State fair will be a grand concert on the open­ though the machinery of the tariff D*ckninil plots in which Dorothy young clubman. nt Jacksonville, last November, and Grand Master of Ancient Tcmplnrism. Keenan, the slain model figured ns u By examination of him they hoped ing afternoon of Chautauqua week by commission lins already been set in the games played in Orlando to see Cleq Sarles, cousin ■># the great Ros- Teaching the lesron to yield up one's to get additional facts to link with the PI Gcorgio concert orchestra. On motion to clear up one feature of the their fihaie of the big league doings, eeoy. coe Sarles. killed nt Kunsa* City Inst life rather than sacriflco one's integ­ those supplied by John hearslcy the third day the Van Browne Com­ much debated sugar situation, it was will have their last chance this sea­ son thi* afternoon. The Inst exhibition j ear and the youngest speed marjrcl rity. NEW YORK, March 28.—Fcrdin- Mitchell, of Philadelphia, son-in-law pany will appear in u novelty pro­ indicated that nt lenst six months of the spring training season will bo of the United Slates, nnd Tony Rani.* In the Order the hoys hnve their »nd Pccorn, acting district attorney, of E. T. Stotcsbury, and reputed to he gram in the afternoon, nnd a short would elapse lieforo results ot It* in­ plnyed there between Cincinnati nnd Italian champion road racer of 1010 own offhera nnd conduct their own hist night addressed a letter to Major an elderly admirer of the sjnin girl, prelude nt night. The fourth night'* quiry could he made known. In a tel­ Washington, thu game starting at and 11*20, who makes hi* first appear­ affair*, hut encli chapter is advised by Draper M. Daugherty, only son of U. in an effort to develop the official program will present Albert Vierrn egram last night President Harding 3:30 o'clock. • ance in this country on the Tampa an Advisory Council who aro Master Mnsop* and no meeting can be held K- Attorney General Daugherty, re­ theory th at blackmailers hnd sought to himself With hi* original company in directed that the commission estab­ The management of the Orlando track. a beautiful and spectacular musical lish whether the now tnriff iaw wns unless at least one of the advisory questing thnt he lny before New York use the Broadway butterfly to bait Ralph Ilnnkinson of Kansas City production, "An Evening in I la wail." helping to keep up prices to the con­ outfit nro preparing for a record­ council bo present. ‘ Authorities all tho information ho their traps. has been retulned a* starter and gen­ Daugherty wan not available at hi* The closing day of the week will see sumers, The commission when it met breaking crowd to hid tho Reds good­ eral ^rector. Mr. Ilnnkinson has been In order thnt tho DeMoloy may pouessed concerning a blackmail con* the Laura Wqrno ladles’ Q uartet.In today immediately ordered the orig­ bye, as they brenk camp in Orlnndo •piracy involving Dorothy King Koe- club in tho city, nnd from Atlantic more closely Identified with auto rac­ spread from its original surroundings a stirring rapid firo. presentation of inal investigation to Ih> extended to tonight. They leave Orlnndo for Mo­ , nn. and John Koarslcy Mitchell, of City, where he was reported to have ing in tho country during the past fif­ (Kansan City, Mo.) a Grand Council cncompusa all information soUght by bile and they wilt work northwards song* and costumed sketches. teen year* than any other man in the wa* citabllihcd and*its jurisdiction Philadelphia*, son-in-law of K. T. gene, came wofd, that he wns not reg­ from there until they reach IndianaGranville Jones, one of the lecture the president. istered n t any hotel there. Stotcsbury. world ninl started thu famous Bar includes all countrDs in the world. ' polls. It Is expected thnt the Red* Late yesterday afternoon, however, platform's Ir*sI known orators wilt The officers of tho Grand Cotmcll ney Oldfield in most of hi* races. The district nttorney declined to re­ Jnsforc leaving will sign a three year HERALD Til EDAWN are men of the highest standing is veal where ho nddrossod the letter to Mr. Pccorn received word thnt Daugh­ spenk on "The Philosophy of n Hill OF THE HUMMER SEASON contract to train in Orlando, the Masonic World. The boys entitled Daugherty, saying ho hnd been given erty wns In this city. «nd the prosecu­ Billy" which will take up the life nnd Refining Plant of mode of the people of the Ozark to admission are the sons of Master to understand the young mnn wished tor announced he would remain In his WASHINGTON, Mnrch 28.—The Speer & Son have an advertisement Big: Oil Company is 6'fice tin* evening tn (he hope that mountains. Another speaker of inteiMasons hud the chums of these sons. L* keep hi* whereabouts secret. ,t and especially lo the business men jn this issue in which they "Herald the United States Ship Operators' asso­ Taylor Conimnndcry stands sponsor Mr. Pccorn also declined to discuss tho new witness would present him- d Damaged by Fire ciation is the second of organizations of Sanford* will bo Charles II. Plat- iDawn of the Summer Season." They for tho Sanford Chapter and Prof. a report current a t criminal, courts self. tvnhurg, in "Loyalty to the Home call special attention to the Holeproof representing interests identified with the Glenn E. McKay is tho chairman o f that Mr. Stotcsbury was preparing to McanvVhilo tin- report went NEW ORLEANS, .Mnrch 28.—The the American merchant marine to re­ * " a substantial reward for the ap­ rounds that Mitchell, who joined his Town." Hon. Charles II. Brough, for­ and Gordon hosiery; also frocks, dress­ spond to the shipping board request refining plant of the Sinclair Oil Co. the Advisory Council. offer ----------------------- -wife yesterday, a fter aho had sped mer governor of Arkanuas, and na­ es, collars, hnndkerchiefs and gloves. fo r co-operation in formulutjng a a t Merrcaux« eight miles south of prehension of tho model’s Blnycr. tionally known m un cdurntqr and Bend tho advertisement nnd get your r.oith with her father in a private car. The objection to restaurant'eggs The district attorney’s offico yes­ public spoaker, will give orty of tho cummer gooiLi now and bo ready for policy recommended today that the lioic, was reported badly damaged not that they a rc boiled too long,' hut terday was still trying to locate Ma­ soon wouid he questioned again by tho most inspiring and eloquent ^xtks of Easter .Sunday. this morning by fire. At least four board ccrap alLunscrviceable tonnage, * district attorney's office, hut nt the too late. jor Draper M. Daughorty, only son of nnd sell the goal tonnage to American oil tanka arp raid to have been de­ the week in Ids discussion "America’s the attorney, general, and the latest district attorney's offira, it was i»W Leadership of tho World.’’ The Herald delivered six time* a operators and etriclly withhold any stroyed a t ten o'clock with an esi Tho Dally Herald, 15c par rharactcr nddod to tho cast of tho no further appointment had been mated loss of ono million dollars, lohnng efrom aliens. For thp benefit of the "kiddles" an week for 15c. Dorothy Keenan murder case. mado. .... v . . ...... ■.W-. ;-vV * ■- -a& A i :V x t o A n ' ■-YVS-I& “Florida?" said Mr. Ford. “Why Florida has every­ thing in the world th" Northerners want and need. What­ ever it is that v e want that we don’t have at home, we can liiu! it l 'f iv run! si! ’ Ill* t .’IHHirlS id utile, too. “ I figttiT tli.u iiton* ami m ine will Hit* N o rth ern people ill ignite to Juk" rtu of the ph'n- Ule rim I oppoi I lent irs 'Hi at St. Augustine KEENAN CASE CONTINUES TO ENGROSS THE INTEREST OF OFFICIALS OF NEW YORK UQUA FRO ROWS A \\ --J t. VARIETY 0 ■ • - ■ Li �* f£ .*»*:•'A*-2 */-» OKi* •Vw „Vv 1,1i f . Ij e ig h t ■ •^ v — MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor * Phone 317-W I f r « l I k s t f RR7 I r W i l i r» — 41 r t l R r f RnltiN mf %mmt. s r I f ymn a r t t a t t r l a l u l a i i w r l l a M t t a l r a r l fa tk la d r p m r i M e « « . I m M 4 # < i l k a r t r l t t k i i a t Ilia It W " . ■• * fl a tp r o »la f »4 ^ LOCALS : \.i ’ v > #*^1 r 67X4 ' ' 1 •< .. ?♦ \ y t jV ^ ••. . p i <;*. - • . ' ' ‘ j - g j i . • CrV ^ ■ j r 1*-. •. - • ... x^f V _ . ■. T H E B A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 27, 1923 * . -" ■~ ~~~ Daily Herald »n .»!•> at Jay-, Smoka! I I.OWKH B U U .8 -.N ~ l« •'''»> Armthor Way to prolong tiro honey M IU m h Hi ^ nnd for spring planting. We have a Store House, Mobjoy’a Drug moon ts to refrain from playing us t i nice lino of Dnhlias, Hyacinths and partners in a gnnto of auction bridge. Hunt's Pharmacy. all kinds of flov.crl.1g bulbs. Come in Perhaps the easiest way to ntnusc and sec ur.—‘T he I.. Allen Seed Com-j criminals would’be to let*them listen TO THE FAT11ER8!ANI) MOTHERS parry, Sanford, Flu. 310 atp in on the deliberations of Juries. -OF SANFOItl) is ;: THE WEATHER -T O N IG H T . Richard Talmadge —IN— The Herald delivered six tim et a You are nil .eager, 1 know to give DENNISON’S CRKPK week for 15c. PAPER FLOWERS ! <ur children every educational ad­ m vantage possible. Some of them-nray Johnny Jones band in giving us SOCIAL CALENDAR Just received a big supply of Den- .not *>e able to go to college, but right j u r r = 3 daily concerts. nUonVCrep* Paper and all the ncces-jhtrc In Sanfcrt! they are going to~ Tuesday— Daughters Meeting of Me­ c r y material fo r making Dennlson’n ! ten (10) opportunities of broad-1 n thodist Missionary Society at 3:30 Next week we will have the Hedpath beautHul pnptr flowers, coatunrwi and **P«»ln* their education j J • •• • jj • p. m. a t home of Mrs. Tom Williams Chautauqua the greater part of the other art goads. A lso DcnnUon’e In* ofdoyelopUrg their tnr.te for the | ( O F T H E STORflACS-a oqi Oak Avc. week. n e s g n r ^ J tL-. iT r j r - r r r ^ a c r . j struclinn hooks. All a* reduced priccn.; r.«ht kmd of eniertainnltrrt. Tins Thrill* nnd *plll», knockouts, |0Tt Tuasday—Bridge Party for the So-M o b le y ’s Drug Store. * 31 l-3tp , '■»* ^ tl»° 1«w price of 1. >j cents and politics nnd thrills nnd’thrilli ,ou c a n t Y K jo y l if e linrry Fcrrnn nnd Carl Ferr/m .of CUT _ p tr entertainm ent or loss. THROUGH BRICK AND • dal department of the Woman’s club ?nd thrill*. with a mra, tea/, Lbtlc-i gorl...... Eustis arc in the city today the guests STEEL PAKTION OF TH E aj. the Welnko lobby at 3:30 p. m aJu F00J dors oat CeunJk A 1 ONI* i)KQift I This is tho CIlAUTAliQUA which with Mrs. Howard Ovorlin as hos-! of thoir sister, M rs. U. I.. Thrasher. OCALA JAIL , _ .v.ill be held nt-Snnford beginning Im’ciJ il i$ a *eu,te cf wLcqr, c-uu.-. j And the latest News ■ _____ patnj, Ukhir;, dlztlsius *rJ ItesJAn nerlnl wedding took plnce ro- * * * * » t and larding five days. All ( l l y T h e A s .n e ln lr it P re s s I Tuesday—Sullie Harrison chapter N.j And a fte r that— well, there will bo , stheoH OCALA, March 27.—Bm lars cut­ ccntly 3.000 f& t over New Y ork.1Mudenta tinder 12 years may buy a SMHV S. D. A. R. picnic a t Palm Grove J K ° ^ "hows a t the theatres and t] Tlie fe». -.i vMi a h-d iSanueh Lucky that the bride did not change ticket for 91.50 and thmio over then will come n lull in the show line ting through thp brick wall ami steel MStnniKheart" the Wonder dog, if, tkeiiid be itut&cd wlJr no'i.D j Ltt on Pace’s place at 12:30. partition of the county jail last night her mind nt the l „ t m inute’ and n «I*cW studont tic k e tfo r tll.75.T hli ’ but plenty of work. king of hU line in lhaa per.ivK ,t, la a-q; rclL-L , la‘* ,8 n reduction allowed uivually to Tuesday— Mrs. Sam Younts will en­ removed the entire amount of liquor throw her fiance over. tj Ths t^dtettax'/ vvil! Set npri the KjL\, tertain the. member* of the Tuesday Drop into the Seminole County j cullego towns. i “Brawn o f the North” Willard Kelli, of Wilmington, N. q. confiscated in Murion county during Knltyt ol the I'oasUr, tnHih the blood, Auction Itrldgc club her home on connected with the motive power de­ tho past two years it was unnottneed Hank tomorrow urn! open th at prom-; Do you think ybu can allow jour aid in ewiej ovi d*3 caUnhal poiiont Stesha : - Magnolia Ave at 3 p. m. ,(int' j child to miss n id i nn opportunity? iscd account. _ • tad Urn>jr!»ea e ra / LodJy fviwtica. partm ent of the A. C. L. railway is here today. These tickets nro on sale by tire Boy Wednesday— Mrs. A. F. McAllister in the city on business. (] The Ufje cueiber of fiq lo who NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: Scouts,7 at (ho Grammar and High will entertain at luncheon honoring u iu.e W'ctsdt:!!/ uitd Dr. ILitroaa’j a Coast Line to Double ! Schools. The Spcdnl Student Tickets The Sanford Carpenters’ Ldcal 1731 Mrs. C. J. Ryan. fcrr.tui tBcdidar, fivonmen-Jc-l lor all E. C. Nilsnn, Frnnk Melmne and ($1.75) nfe on sale only a t the High) Track to State Line cj'.a^Kil coa-JIuco, olT-r l!» rucnjcit Wednesday— Literature department of John ^’ook of Orlando were in the city icontemidatcs a yaiso in scale to 73c School, but n n y bu had on npplica- * po::!Ue rodonCKjeal ler ‘Womnn’a Club nt the home of Mrs. today on business nnd pleasure com­ I per hour, taking effect Mny 15, 1)23. t!an by any student over 12 years. The management of the Atlantic M, Martin, Magnolia Ave., 3:30. bined. All of them are well known 291-2fitp Bpacisl arrangem ents will bo made Wcdnesduy— Miss Mnble Bowler will figures in the nutomohilc lino nnd well Coast Line railroad company has nup £ -R U f“ thnrizcd expenditure.! aggregating v/Uh s hool work ho that tho ppults entertain tho membera of the Lucky known in Sanford. . IH StnVICE FIFTY YEARS Don’t forget the llig Easter Bill, j mny bo able to alte.rd every r ntof52C,000,000 in providing im provem ent Thirteen Bridge Club at her home —- — April 2nd, Ratisli House. ROD-tfe in tninment. " *. on Magnolia avenue nt 8:15 p. m. Sirs. K. !.. lyner Is in Ihe city the nnd facilities to-overcome retrench­ TACLCTS o n LIQUID HAVE YOU BOUGHT A TICKET guest of her daughter Mrs. It. J. ments made during the period of th e . No Need to Thursday—Mrs. John Meitch will en­ The Herald delivered six times s !g)I.D CVXRYWMCItS Holly and will rem ain for some time. war, nnd to care for the increased hu- • FOR YOUR CHILD? the Plumber tertain tho members of tho Idlers [week for 15c. r r c=i r ~ —r r : ezi c z siness resulting front the growth of Her many Hanford friends arc glad :;i0.5td; Itw-e. Bridge Club. tho territory served by the Atlantic F tire drain your , B . , to have.her back ngnin a fter several deV. Howard Chapter of ...... F•'r..day—N. bathroom , kitchen sink ('n.nst Line Railroad. tisuHU DRi:r.'.inscBucnt:aanK nzisci<au=ae.u9i]BRK KK HaiH HM HaraBii „ . , ,, 1 „ 1,1 ! month.: absence,, x or refrigerator gets clog­ 11. I). C„ m eets.nt Paint Ilootii, ValThose improvements consist of Wr9*\-i ; - I VI HA p. . in. • * * ' '" ged, clear it yourself with FRESH, NEW, SW EET dez at. S:30 G iant Lye. Tills powerful Mr. nnd Mrs. Ix'lloy Giles of Or- grade reductions, double tracking, and solvent eats Into tire n u n Inndo were nmong th e visitors to the protecting throughout with mitomatK. L. Gibbs was among tlm brini­ »)f refuse, forming n sofl in signals and interlocking plants. 1 ..ic ily today and their many Sanford soap which can be easily ness visitors in tho city friends were glad to ave them. Mr. Vast improvements are also being flushed our, ica'lnft lire Little Bita from the Kasl— 1 \t Bound lloxra $1.30 front Jacksonville. drain clean, nlcrillzed and Giles is- fvnror.g the prominent nltor- innde nt the terminals and stations. Miss Ahbic Doudttoy bar. retumetl odorless. Don’t let it . . , neya of Grange county’s rnpital and Additionr.1 yards, j'unl track : and happen attain. I t ’s danhomo from n delightful visit w 1j ha i many fr iends all over Florida. passing tracks are 1>. ing built, and ex­ ttcriurs. Giant l.yc costs friends at Palm Beach and Miami. isting facilities of tills nature are 5>eBRESCIMl’TION DRUGGIST so Iftrlo and ttoea so far iag enlarged as rapidly ns possible. In you can afford to rise it Authorized Kastman Kodak Acrnry I'or quirk morlt*: try a want ad. Itexnll Store lavishly. A little each day W. 11. Doar.on, of Tampa, Wrts_ in making theno inijirovenienta then- will eautify Your Complexion Sanford, riorida BHDNF. .12j keeps tire plum ber away: the city yesterday attending t » bn.*i-J( lie used .'’.0,0(10 tom of new A. f. In Ten Days n.vnt.'ts'lK srtunxs'.xsanaK naoti& nz.K auEuuxcoiK rsaR aaiigiiEuvK tiB cia i sinudnrd rteel mils. 'I lie Ailanlie ness. .! Sciontiatw long ago discovered niflrf.T/OV.VtCor* Inin the i l r u t n »•»»*• rsin of i Cua-t Line i< also runstrurting i., ..’ and combined in Nadinola Cream \ m (•Tdrif t r i t LI* in those element* which bleach tho r<r.urr^rBiK .vosH nanH 9»RanRriB H uak!C K !:siiunK aaxsxB aatiuazi:anc^ G. It. .M atthews, of Gniiuv.eillc. ilo irtv I t/iu irn n f hut Y()Ur Copy Today ilh,,!,s “M l* °thcr shill** inoderi nrnrkin, remove ton, freckle*, pim­ w ater, Wu.t t **r 10 m i n 'apent the dny here yesterday tran%• thlnery is lining iri'Uiilhd. • u r n an d jiuth w ith hut pled nnd blackhcailii, und pro­ water* A list of the new motive power and duce that smooth, satin-like nrting liusiness. 'I In- Herald Almanac lias been pub­ texturo bo much admired. rolling stock being purchased, and to lished fur tiie year 11*2nnd is rcuily t i l ® By it* own virtues Nadinola JJk If you wan*, to realize that there is nn nrt of baking, Charles 11. Shaw, of Summerville, fur diilriliutiiiii. K.n li Mib:erila»r to he purchase ! by the Atinitli • fused you need only jj Cream removes impurities nnd Mass., was among the ariivuls here tin? Daily and Weekly Herald is en­ Line railroad niinpuny consists of !*r» leaves tho ttkin dear, healthy .,3 look nt the counter* of tiouth’s Bakery. There, rows upon rows of 1 j’esterday and is inuking Ida head- titled to an plnmnnc and the carrier liK-omotives, lot . teel parseirg.,i train nnd beautifuL Bread. I’ie®, Cake*, Crullers, Muffin*, r.nd srorrs of other varieties J cars, .riA’;t freight e a n . All of .ihiGunrnnteo nnd direction* in :r tempt the appetite nnd delight the eye. Absolute purity of inured- > quo item at the Montezuma. boys distributed the copies in lire <It)' each package. Two sizes, 50c. m lentH, linked in lire cleaned, mest ucicntifir oven*. new equipment is txpw ted to be in yesterday. Since the regulations do ur.il $1.00, a t j'our toilet counter. service by November 1st, lt»23. II. S. Mattox, of Folknton, Ga., was not permit sending the nlmnnucs thrirJ Used and Endorsed Bp Thousands rmong the husiness nrrivul.s here yes­ the mail with Ihe Weekly Hernlil, j 'Flu* uililitional linuhln track ini' now NATIONAL TOUXT CO., P«m.T.nn. under way and contemplated m this terday and is registered nt the Monte­ es,< It hjltsiTiber wiio wi- he-' n 1upy • Fur K6 y e a n th e B e i t ping rain totals 250 miles, and will N e x t to P r h i c e s s T h e a t r e 1 S A lr T I th l T o p I to L it t h r S t r t n t t h zuma . should call ut the office end get one ei.m :lcto tile double tracking of the ! u a i ’E B a n u i s ir c s r z c ti a n a a n a n a D a i.'j i ia a n n a B H B S t n ru u s B a a c M i i>i- anyone who D not n Subscriber to ‘ ‘ i i D. Albertson nnd rfvughter. Mias the Daily or Weekly Herald can have; road the entire dhdaiiro from RichCorrie Albertson, of South Lake Weir, a ropy ns long as they last. The n l-’ nnltd, Va. to Jacksonville, Fla., ililij r t r :t r M r iB i i u .w s i v ;* u w i c s r e b u » js r ia H a P i * * w i i r * i r r n ! 9 a * i * « » r i H t * u t i B * i i i i e x 0 B B 9 3 E B i * t i * t i H B M B B B B B 9 B B i i B B 9 H H i i 8 KnauH*-rifcH:.nniiriau,Z BULiai!ung*Ba9uc«auaKauiii«rtBat.na»U4iBtiO«ix*i^H*i'ia*9BBHBm«MMHaH*a*a*»* are spending n few days here and are marines are going fast and all those miles. Tliur. Ihe Atlantic Court Line railroad will he the only completely stopping ut the Montezuma. who want one should hurry and get double-tracked road between Florida -1 Store in Florida >| K 10 Stores in Georgia l. This nlmunac is filled with infor­ and the Eust. Mrs. N. H. Hollxini. left -Sunday for a* . . 1 * _____ . 1 _________________________ 1 mation, cepccinlly for the farmer* and '" In y ,!, ci,nm,cli(,n it p, interesting f p t ] p f 1 ■1 1rcr home in Hrooklyn, N. Y., a fte r n has much valuable Information for ■1 pleasant visit here with the Hand everyone. Thc weather nnd general to know that the Fruit Growers^ Ex-1 ■1 1* pies* company, vvhic hoperutea refamilies. She was accompanied as 11 forecast for each month Is worth much frjKoralor car* over the Atlantic 11 fa r ns Jacksonville by Miss Marion to the farmers and truck growers and *1 C'«i?it Line railroad, and now bar 11,­ Hand. the gt acini information" is ,,!s" aiso wor,h worth 210 cm:, ia >ervice, b urraogir g l . add •Phone 127 || inuth la ck ry citizen. lot- m en bants > [(,00 new ears to i:.< opripim n<. Tie- <• Sanford’s New Store The annual conference <>f the Wom­ ■ Sanford hir e advertisements in tin _____ — — an’ll Heine Missionary Society of the nlmunnc which makes it possible for new cur* will be in service ns saOn as pnrclicablo and vvill largely fuBtute, will be held here April 17-20 at Hcr#hl t„ l93Ut, u , iH fine compenat a# >1. if-.a church. t_____1. n' 1.1a conferf ..I■ cilitutc the handling of tho steadily tho Methodist Thie iliilm of information each year. It increasing freight shipment* moving o f 1VVI1„ jU tbp 1<arm.st m iu esl of Kuncnce i* comprised of « floe body «> out of Florida—Tampa Tribune. wom.en nnd nn Interesting program ; , ^ |f iop|r |ivinR i(l thc. ruril, tUn. w ill be given. Remember ” ......... *the date. ** 1u ic ts that the Herald decided to issui The Daily Herald, l 5o per week. iii'ii trier id marine this year but the _____ __________ ___ ST. AGNES GUILD . ‘ p n s s of other business jircvcntecl the PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE A r.hort business meeting of the St. printing of the nlnmnac the first of j.’„r n f,,w ,••.»(» you can waul off Agnes Guild whs held yesterday a f­ .Iniiuni) . It i:* given to you today .„„j (irlope by promptly idle king ternoon nt the Parish House M atters with tin 1tfni pi uncut* of the business -eur coughs and cold* with Foley V. of business pertaining to the Easier men whose advertisements appear in ilouoy nnd Tnr. Also gives quick reDull were attended to. the nlnuuiuc r.nd the Herald hope* it.jje f from coughs resulting from Flu, Mrs. J. J. G. Taylor n o d u mojt will prove satisfactory nnd illuininnl Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma interesting pnpor, which was greatly und Bronchitis. Forty-eight years of ing in many way*. enjoyed. A fter thc business session nulls fact ion to user* Iran made Fol­ the membera attended Even song in a ey's Honey ami Tnr the World’s larg ­ ____ # Buzzi Woman is body. t est sciling cough medicine. Contains n u Among the nrombore present yes­ Indicted First no opiate*—Ingredients are printed tntsf • - terday were: Mrs. W. R. Leake, Mr*. nn o:t the wrapper. Refuse substitute*. D egree Murder Archie Belt*, Mr*. A. It. Key, Mrs. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere. Cirri* Matthews, Mr*. M. Minnrik, * NEW YORK, March 27.—Mrs. Anna —Arlv, j* ' Mr*. W. M. Bidding, Mrs. Clarke m *■ Bi'zzi was indicted by the Bronx ' Leonard)’, Mr*. John Leonard!, Mrs. county grand jury late yesterday for J. N. Hobson. Mr*. Julius Tnkoch, first degree murder in • connection Mr*. I nul Bigger* und Mrs. Clifford with the Haying February 25 of Fred­ Yeaborly. erick Schneider, verdthy Bronx con­ tractor, wit li whom she had lived. NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE A few hours before her indictment The member* of the Nellie Turner Mrs. Buzz! had been taken through i Circle were delightfully entertuined gaping crowds to Magistrate Levine's on Inst Wednesday afternoon nt the court, for arraignment on n short af­ homo of Mr*. Wlg.nn. The meeting fidavit on which she had boon held. opened with *oripturo rending by the The arraignm ent was postponed until chairman. Severn? items of interest — ----------------- — today, when tin: court was told the \mZi were distuned. Plans have lieen made grand Jury was considering tire ease. SS to hold nn E aster Cooked Food snte ! M ■■ The affidavit now probably will be and colored egg anle, the place will be I SS 3 -~Sfdismissed. announced later. A fter thc business SS Schneider w as rhot to dentil jthc m eeting the Circle enjoyed a social n w , I r vcnlnjYtf February 20, ns lie drove j S3 / . hour. Mr*. Wignnt wn* assisted by _ his nutoinolrilp along a lonely road in Mr*. Bragg in aorving her guest* de­ ■■ the Bronx. Witnesses fold of seeing licious salad, Ice ten nnd sandwiches.' ^ftrS£r±=r -if--^-^7 J £ a woman leave the cur nftur shots lrntl Tho*o onjoying this ^hospitality of Hu been fired, and Mrs. Huzzl was held I Mrs. Wlgam w ere: Mrs. Ilrngg, Mrs. for n time as n material witness. j Roll, Mr*. Freem an, Mr*. Methvin, liie witnesses were u n a b l e to iden­ Mr*. Smith, Mra. Johnson. Mr.i. HulT Eg tify her and .she vv;is freed, only to be nnd Mr*. McMullen. Tho cirelcNwill 1enrrested when the pistol said to m eet next Wednesday nfCcrnoon wltlr t h e b e st pr o g r a m t h a t h a s e v e r i have been used in the claying was Mrs. Bragg. All membera arc urged traced to her brother-iu-law, William t« be prcicnt. 1 • IV Turce. ■m £ l Tnreo broke down ami told thc po­ Old-fashioned parent? bad their lice he bad given Mra. Buzz! thc fault*, but tho marvel Is tirnt limy did FORD PEOPLE 2 weapon declaring she Inter had con-, 1 ro well without nny children to boss W e la k a feared to him th a t sire sh o t Schneider HU , them. because he wan planning to leave herj am rB nr> nriir:rqB inv;aniinatin9(aB «i< B raB aM 9xa| M »B'r!ananM B*'i:wiinBa3inBs:i»??«BL:irnn»»nnirr3B'«irr«nnnHnri*aq»HoraBarBa5i««»w*|Jj* SSSSSaaSor*■ --------- --KBBMBDBaBaKUaiBnBUBUUBDCBNnUBBaUliant for another woman. . * re Daily Herald, 15c l*«r week. «» ' -— H -------------------- .-JSHIBHHaSlLbl, >Vii - • ,> , , lit a S l ?• rfV’ . V. R. Jervis of Jacksonville is in the city on a business trip. tq t i Id k r » Rt fcl BURGLARS STEAL RED L I Q U O R FROM THE JAIL CATARRH —T O MO R R 0 W- Call I u g g e t t ’s V a r iety of chocolates R . Cl. B O W E R B ih e Herald AInnnac Has Been Buhlished, II i GIANT LYE HKBE’S YOUR STAFK OF LIFK, IN EVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY IR O U T H ! \ B A K E R Y i ireaTii v I m LLr ^ LL 1B o a r d NewShipment 7 ru nks_ and H an d Bags just Hand Bags GET YOUR Trunks $ 6 . 0 0 io $15.00 9| 1 AT THE HERALD OFFICE n Ti I . BEEN OFFERED TO SAN- | | First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS Block �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCn 28, 1923 fA G E TWO When Hugo Stinnes meets with h i and commerce in Ayii son's cabinet. He is known to thousands of the most bert Gary, two great giants of the in prominent citizens of the United dustrial world will come together, ant States and has friends all the way ! cause the rest of us to wonder if then from Kev West to Canada. Almost ev- is something brewing in the air.— cry y e a rM r, Jones takes his show to Tampa Times. Dubois, his home city, where he is -------------------- ----The Palm Reach Post • calls him Judge “Kershaw" Mountain Landis but his friends in Tampa consider him anything but a dried gourd.—Tampa Times. The H erald delivered six times a week for 15c. r s * f j u f f t t* A i . t r c t ' hiiri«s mutts rt f.i nr sists swHsijer tiiin sa , D tfin j n i i i jjt-z s m»SiT!*a. Getting Inside Dope at the Jones Exposi­ tion with the Hired Boy As the Guide Visiting the Johnny J. Jones Expo-1 During the yean sitipa as it looks to the 'average i looked a fter her c* amusement seekers is one thing, b u t . formed a friendsh going around the lot eating in the but death could tei proverbial “cook house" as the g u est; of Gyp is typical of of the publicity man who "knows 'em imals and highly a all,’ g etting acquainted with the va- keeper. He never le rious owners and performer# of the 1 for his presence in individual attractions, and peeping *many tim es stood 1 behind the scenes is quite another a great *tampcde— tiling. It is a real privilege, and is the nothing b’/ an *1- j source of much knowledge which is 1she become* uneasy not td'berbad in other ways. tissue from her “ *j The Herald reporter who wAs ae- Hlinky has to do to corded special courtesies yesterday ’ is to step close to h by Ed It. Salter, universally known . inquire: "W hat's tl a* Johnny J, Jones* hired Boy, enjoy- and Gyp quietly go edtn delicious steak dinner at the KxThe a fte r nir.ncr position Ca/e, which, while accothmo- night drifted into dating the general public, is ope rat- year*. Mr, Salter ed principally for the show people. Mr. when Baby Sue, nm Fire’side i* the manager of this "cook longing to Mr. Jon< house.” He has been a. member of the friendship with a r. Johnny J. Jones staff for a number of called June. June years and is one of the indispensable*, affection bestowed t Right here, rt is said th at the dinner Sue, and soon they was excellently prepared and quite While traveling, th< a* much enjoyed as though it hnd been „to know that It was served in a fashionable cafe. The to be with the pony coffee cups, to be sure, were of the o n making » stop, ti substantial type, built to withstand ciritis knew the be* much travel, but the content* Were' do was to place thr j Several interesting types of show folk drifted into the tent during the dinner hour, 9in on g whom was “ Hiin­ ky" the keeper of the first elephant Johnny J. Jones ever owned. Her name is Gyp, and Illinky ha* been her keep­ er for more than 18 years. As fur its is known of Gyp, she is SO year# old, and she doesn't mind admitting every year of it. with the new elephant, nnd finally they became fast friends. This ended all Jove between the pony nnd Baby Sue, and to this day they do not even speak a? they piys by. Some of the jierformers ent in pri­ vate quarter* where they have all the convenience* of home, nnd while, the piece* of furniture they u*c are of the, regular Vtreus type, made to be dos­ ed up like a box, und are painted like the rest of the circus pnrnphemjaia. they are convenient and serviceable. Speaking of the refinement noted in some of the people met on the lot, Johnny J. Jones told of some interestIrijr type* he has among the great fa­ mily. For instance, the man who op­ erate* the ferris wheel speaks seven languages, and it is not at all unusual for colU-gipU* to join his exposition. Ho.spokn casually of a man in his employ at one time who was the son of a wealthy family. He wasted a fo r-j tune of $50,000 left him by hi* fnlhe.r. | The show visited his home town and j Mr. Jones thoughtfully told the man he might “lay off" that week. He de­ clined the offer of Mr. Jones,'declar­ ing he would rather go on working with the show than to lay off. Miss May belle Mack, owner and manager of the comedy mule* attrac­ tion. i* a fascinating brunette, and took great pride in showing the fa­ vorite* among her horses and mult*. S he said ilia! coming from th e north into the southland, the horses have to become acclimated' and it required math care Lo keep them in condition to work. SiV love* her animals and they were thur.chir.g the Inst, of hay while their owner* dined in a . tent back of the show. Johnny J. Jones worked a* a miner in Dubois, Pa., .-tlong with William B. Wtjson, who was secretary of Inlmr AN INDEX TO CHARACTER There could be no better index to char a cler (ban a savings pass-book. •T his will serve you well at all times and under all circumstances. - ■m Presodent llanling is beginning his campaign early, pn>hably with a mem­ ory of the old saying about the-ear­ ly bird and the worm. Rut he should rtmemU-r that the worm paid the pen­ alty of appearing on the stage too early. There will be much water run­ ning under the bridges between now and the next presidential election.— Tampa Times, L THE PEOPLES BANK o f Sanford is ready and anxious to htUp you to hefp yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommendation.. ,;:'s h:: IT’S DEPENDABL Our Bread is absolute­ ly dependable. It rep­ resents the acme of the baking art and one loaf is just as good as another It’s the sort of food that growing children and the kind that papa likes to spread for them and for himself. W e can furnish you the proper kind of pastry for any kind of a spread. **■■*«, -•< -i-i '-W* ‘ ’ if ‘ ’ iE ' I r 'l I d s * ? '' - Sanford, Florida rilRV AUK MADE IN ORLANDO from the best materials and proprrly installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you wish. We specialize in Awnings, Porch Curtains or anything of can- We also make WINDOW SHADES especially on odd size windows. if you have your vulcanizing done at Kent’s. For you will be so well pleased with your purchases that only satisfaction will be your lot. THE SMILE THAT WON’T COME OFF is a characteristic of our customers. There is a reason, of course. Conte, learn it! SELLERS Kent Vulcanizing Company 15 your order at a saving to you, Awning Shop Oak Avenue and Third Street PHONE 17------------------------------------ SANFORI), FLORIDA Orlando - Florida We have started work on street pav­ ing. All private driveways will have to be submitted to engineers. vate driveways and other private The latest Spring Suit sty le s now on display certainly top the list of attractions for the new season I h e lr c ’s a personality about these Su its than enhances the personality of the wearer. The season’s most popular shades arc here in abundance. And what a selection of styles to choose from! A11 of them made of excellent materials with scrupulous care as to detail. STRAW HATS FOR EASTER (tO C A work should be submitted immediate­ ly to our office. MEN’S PALM BEACH $17.50 and $18.50 AH Styles and Sizes (tO A A tSlipMl (tO C A K ill), $2.50, $3.50 to $8.50 GABARDINE SUITS Ail Models $26.50 » i MEISCH BUILDING th□■■■■■■■ Pri­ �T H E K A N FO R H D A ILY H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , M A R CH 2K. 1923 Y F rr F R V.r ,i . Born and Reared Midst Southern Gentility W JS.I(*VjShk..jAfc. “A n ►♦ Tick is Keeping1 HOUSE OF DAVID Dupont Out of LEADERS SIGNAL State, He Says THE WITNESSES Illy The Aianrlalrd I’r***»> Cattle Kins Would l.ihe to (5KANI) RAPIDS, March 27.— Conic to Florida Charges in open court by counsc Ifor the plaintiffs that an effort wns be­ Millions of dollars- in the cattle ing made by leaders of the Israelites raising business, both iluiry and beef, House of David to conch defense wit­ have been turned away from Florida nesses in the $80,000 suit of John because two laws, one making dipping Hansell, and. his wife, against Hrn- compulsory and the other permitting jamin Purnell, head of the Denton cattlemen to fence their land, are not Harbor cult, enlivened yesterday af­ on the state's statute hooks. ternoon's session of the ease before This was th ’ statement made Sat Fcdern! Judge Sutler. unlay h; Senator Coleman Dupont, Following accusations !> Aitunie;* of Delaware, that *tale's largest ownWeller M. N'e!ion, representin'? Uan- c r of dairy cattle. fcell, n representative of the cult wr.t "Right now," said Senator. Dupont signalling to a w ith er on th? stand. nt the Windsor Hotel, where he is Judge Snttur nnnoun-cil th&t W there stopping on his way home front South appeared to bs proof of the charge i, Florida, "I am tremendously interest­ hr would conduct contempt procecd- ed in entering (he entile business in inRs ngai;t :ho m a te d a U r expira­ Florida. Hut thero's nothing doing. tion of the present •use. However, if the cattle dipping In.w The charges were made during th’ now to be brought before the legiscross examination of F arl Tucker, o f ; tuture, and the fencing law rthpuld hmith Hem!, a dcfense witness. At­ pass, then— “ Hut I may,be dead before tlicy arc torney No! Min charged Ada Ross, a f irl from Fenton Harbor colony. Fit­ pgssed. "I have received information," he ting with attorneys for ihr. dofumio, wns signalling to the. witness. Tim lidded, "from other leading capitalists witness, the girl a;io the attorney.! n f the north, that I nin not the only for &irnell, hotly denied the Imputa­ cue who would like to invest large, tions. sums in the cattle business in Florida. There is no spot in the United The charges of Attorney Nelson States so eminently fitted for entile, were the third similar accusation ! In* dairy nnd beef, ns Florida, had made during the day. Previous* “Ju st like the tourists, cattle like to iv he had cull ci! nt ten linn of the court lo the fart that Mrs Amanda Keenan, atay warm. In the northwest, where •nother defense witness, had in her the business thrives, Jook at the feed Fuse several slips of | in per to which it takes, mid the housing, to keep ent­ referred occasionally. The paper ile warm during the winters. None of ™re the words, "a wise guy" . nnd thnt expense would obtain down here. The animals can roam at large dur­ ing the entire winter. "I get five cents a quart for my herd’s milk In Delaware. Judigng'by \RE CONT^AC^nRK for nil the retail price here, the dairymen is of hourct.ji^ying3butidJiig( or niust be getting about jtO <>r II cents. Jnd of work' In thc^contracting They ought to be, anyway. Address B. 0. Gt;cen & Son, Ssn"I can make money in Delaware, ritt. 212-itp !♦ % ■ 1 ♦. ■ 1 f V \ *+*%♦ V ”%♦%♦%♦%♦%♦%•**< (Hit Fee any more ticks in Florida. rum! security rales, settlement of gov­ ernment claims against railroads. The nation's ledger by th t end of the business year, may revert! an excess of r*a'ei|ils over expenditures of approx­ imately Sioo.ouo.ono, lie venues from income tax payment afor tire first two quarters of 192 liar Refreshments, favors, vnudevilie at t*0xpc«Rc d toappioximntc $1,00,000,0 the Faster'Dance nt the Pnrish'Houre 00-0 ,o rpossbil ymorc. This will exceed next Monday night. II 1*2-3te by $200,000,000 earleir estimates of treasury export*. Paytncntn for the fir;>t quarter will total about First Surplus Since 000,(100 and may go to $‘>00,000,000 the War is Seen by the when final computations are made on the basis of revenue collectors' re- "Plenty.of other capitalists feel the same way t do. You people will be surprised at the amount of money Ihat will imile int-> Florida when Treasury Department WASHINGTON, March 28.—Gov­ ernment financial nperut m.-i will re­ sult in a surplus this fiscal year for the first lime since the war, accord­ ing to predictioris made by trensury otTicinls, All threatened deficits are expect­ ed to l>c wiped out June 20, while tremem) >ux increarcs in revenue from practically nil available sources and economy driven to stop waste In federal departments are calculated to add to government savings, l-nrger revenues’than were e x a c t­ ed by the ndminlslrntlon arc pouring Into the treasury from income takes, tarilf duties, back tax collections, rail- Japanese Diet Is Adjourned A fter Free-for-all Fight Ink Stands and Trays Are L'scd For Missiles u ir The .\ will' InIrtl I'rrH*) TOKIO, March 27.—The Diet was prorogued early today In the midst of. a free fight precipitated by a motion of the opposition to impeach the gov­ ernment. Trnys and inkstando were flying through the air when, in the anted) hours of the morning, the sneak­ er.i declared the session closed. GET YOUR do the thing that I be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces­ sary to describe the thing I want. Even the most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out e m b a r r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given us handy names. They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I enter the shop I know what I want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it stands for a product of quality. In speaking that name to the clerk I know I am asking for the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that sells them. The influence of ad­ vertising is apparent in every turn of my daily life. I find I. cannot dis­ regard it. It is always with me, guiding me in my pleasures and in my duties, telling me what I should eat, wear, and use and what I should buy for my family. I find that there is on the tip of my tongue a multitude of names the mention o f which will bring from some shelf nearly everything that I can use in my daily life and in the daily life of my family. In every instance that name means a very def­ inite promise and assur­ ance of something sub­ stantial and which will make me feel completely Satisfied about having exchanged my money for it. Let me say a few th in gs; which ' t h e s e n a m e s — these old friends of the newspa­ per and magazine pages —meap to me. They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to THE BEST PROGRAM THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED TO SAN (Tliis was written by a woman* . FORD PEOPLE ' Published by the ,Sanfgrd,HevaLd in cooperation wit The American Association 01 Advertising Agencies �. -?:;v' :AV-^ •,•.-*. ■f= --"V' ■:r.=? \ ,-3Jr,-' - ~V": ~ ; f r_-^ - : m - • . -- > - - ■ - '; ' ' r*fc£S 1 •** • -3tT:.. ■-*^ "'\ Ll^, ” ; jrij yjgjrir ^IhL-*' ’ .— :■ ”': - * - PAGE FOUR interest and the people arc pnying for JUST KIDS—Ant! The Big Game U Saturday lomclhing that they arc not getting, Pahllakr# n e t ; aflfmiHii M r,pl *»»■ therefore the people ns a whole de­ 4*7 at <he llrrald lliillillnc. 1HT mand that something be done a t once Magnolia A rr. Sanford. Fla. or place the money in some other The Herald Printing Co. fund where it can be used. rrm.uiiiK!!!' __R4Unr . . #rrrr«arr-Tr»naurrr II. A. IVKKk___ ____ firnrral Ilnna«rr n . « . i i m . t . Y ... Ailarrllalntc Ilaaaarr A4trrtlala« M ain Madr l(nnna «n Appllrnf Ion 1.KW1S ailIPP .... rircnlndna M anasrr Phono x n - w a llrr Cl p, m. Ilkarrlpdoa I'rlrr In Adtaar* Oa» Year-------............. 10.00 • I* Moa t ha .................. ................. .. .1OO “'D fllu p fd la City hy Carrier Om Week.--- -— -------------- 13 CtaU Tile bln I2> to IH-pnse Weekly Her­ ald entirely ra trra drmlnnlr County and la piihllafcrd eiery Friday. Advrrllalny ralra made knnnn on appllra* tlou. 12.00 prr year, nliaoya In ailranrr. MKMIlKIl Till: ASXOUIATKI) PfIKM* Tlio Aaaorlatail P rtia la -rcluiilvely •m illed lo the ufo for rrpulillcntlnn of alt nous dlapalrhen crcillletl lo It or not otherwise credited In till* paper nod alou the local news puhtlsheil herein. *‘ All rights of re>piiti|frntlon of irieclul dlepatchen herein are also reaervetl . j . i i o i .i .y . IV. J . M I . I . M I I ) h G foroian A -lv e M t«ln « K e n te .rn .a tlv r THEAMI'.IIICAN I’ll CSS. ASSOCIATION * Dezpatchea way that n Scottish no bloman will soon wed « “high kicker" formerly of Zlogfeld'# chorus. We sup­ pose the Scotch nohtemnn is kin to the brothers Main & Main, or Johnny Walker, • By Ad Carter GOOD CATTLE HARD TO FIND. J. F. Pittman, cattle buyer for a livestock company n t Thomasville, Gn., says that it is almost impossible te find good cattle in counties in the northern p art of Florida. In the month of January, 1923, Mr. Pittm an had nn order for a carload of ticky cattle each from Sanford, Fla., and Pnlntkn, Fin. The men who wanted those cattle stated that they would a grent dent rather buy tick-free cattle, but that they could not use them ns they had to take them into tick in­ fested territory where tick-Dfcc cat­ tle would he likely to die. The class of’cattle wanted was fresh cows to be used for dairy purposes. Mr. Pittmaiv was unable to find them in South Georgia and went down around Tallahassee Id* purchase them. He could not find them after nn ex­ tended search throughout a large sec­ tion of northern Florida and was com­ pelled to give up the order: “1 wish they would clean up Florida. I t would he n great thing fur this country. It is what southern Georgia needs mure than anything. Florida is the n atur­ al outlet for^iur good cattle. Floridn buyers want our cattle. They see that we are raising a better class of both beef and dairy animals in, South Georgia since we have been freed of the tick, quarantine. But they can mrt buy from trs because tick-free cat­ tle will not live In Florida’s tick-in­ fested . pastures.”—Floridn Grower. ------------o-----------; THE EDITOR IS USED TO BEING THE GOAT i i V- ' ■ ' »>"* 'J n i,?r% % - . •-• •?- *’ I Cubnn sugnr king was kidnapped one day this week and held for forty thousand dollars ransom. Well, he could pay it. The people of the Unitcd States have ju st, been bumped for millions for sugar mid this "king" down then* probably had n hand in it, Wfsh we lived in Culm. Wo would kid­ nap several heads of trusts that we know of and squeeze them just ns they are squeezing the public. Til EH E once ------------o-----------WAS an editor with Somehow it seems that justice will THE brilliant idea reign. The "hooded gang’’ in Louisi­ OF having all ana that killed two men will go on CHURCHES and soon-tie'* trial anyhow, despite the findings of SEND in the grand juiy; the whipping boss, THEIR notices the lumber company and the county ON a certain day. officials responsible for the death of the young man in a lumber camp in It was Florida will be punished, the son of A good plan. Attorney General Daugherty is mix­ IT saved the ed up in a murder case and President COMPOSITOR from Harding has ordered a probe into the WORKING all night sugar trust. Wc live in hopes that tinIT kept the oil and money trust will come next NOTICES all together. ntfd then wc can die in pence. IT was great. ----- o----- -=— HUTThe Daily Herald is adding new fea­ WEEK after week tures constantly and ns there will be IT became no (lull summer in Hanford there will HARDER and harder be no dull moments with the Daily TO. get the Herald ns long ns Ihe advertisers de­ NOTICES on time. cide to wnkn up the old town. This week the Hornld has ndded a cartoon NOBODY cared service, a double column on the edi­ torial page of "Kids" and a six column ‘ WHETHER or r.ot IT bothered the editor. on rage five of "liaising the Family." There will he other feature- milled NOBODY nuiidul from time to time ihnt will eineh the ASKING tile compositor pennant for the Daily Herald a% being TO work all night. the "best daily paper in the United States considering the wire of the ci­ n’ o RODY cared a whoop ty." HOW he upset the order of thing.' JUST so he himself IlO lLI) THE 1.11111A It Y OH GIVE WAS not inconvenienced. I T THE MONEY The, Herald is ill receipt of several THE editor js li ed communications regarding t tie loca­ TO being the goat, tion of the library building. As we SO will Unity? stated before, no m atter where lb -—Sibling White Way. building Is placed iL will not suit ei cry one. Hut the majority of [teople | want it built "somewhere” and built HEN Kl IS THE FORD’S HAITI.Ej nt once. The objections to ihe dis-^ lletny Ford is tho kitten's *'iitT«. th tnnee is not sustained when ij comes j bulTalo’s whiskers, the clam’s garters to living in n city for other cities en­ the gnat's mnUatachu and all the oth­ force u greater distance on those who er things which mean in latter day want to patronize the library and language that he Ls the real thing. It there arc many people living in the this issue we ropy what the Jackson­ proximity of Tenth street that will ville Journal say* about him in nn in­ patronize the library and who might terview in which Henry says Unit Flo­ have kicked a t the present location of rida is the greatest state in tile Un­ tho library. It is bound to be some ion. And Henry is making himself soldistance away from some people no id for the presidency every day of ills m atter where it Is placed but it is life. The Eustis Ijiku Region says: nearer tho center of the residence "The editors of some of our ex­ section of Sanford on Park and Thir­ changes seem disposed to treat tinteenth street than where it is now suggestion Hint Henry Ford liecome and this Is especially true of the fu­ a candidate for tho presidential nom­ ture city of Hanford. ination mi a joke. If Henry decides to And in conclusion we wish to say get into the race, party utfiliation that we arc heartily in favor of a wish aside, the joko will bo on the other of one of thu city commissioners that crowd. He is the country's most suc­ either the library bo started n t once cessful business man, and we use the of the bond money be diverted to oth­ term ‘successful,’ advisedly. He ,nmy er purposes and let the library m atter not be as wealthy as John D. Rocke­ drop for ull time. The people voted the feller, hut ho is infinitely more suc­ money for the library and the people cessful, Rockefeller's millions* were want action. The bonds are drawing wrung from an outraged public by means no less rcprchcnsiblue than those used by the sneak thief or the U SELL WHEN U hold-up man. He created-a monopoly YOUR REAL LIST IT of some of thc'printo necessities of ESTATE WITH US life, placed, himself a t the head nnd proceeded to r«>l> the public at bis will. He purchased and suppressed inven- i tions which would have Wen of in­ We hnve several unununl estimable W-neYit to mankind because j ImrgninH In real estate tn they would have lessened the demand offer at this time. If you for his products. He demnnds nnd gets arc looking for n real in­ for his products nil the traffic w ill vestm ent, see us. bear. Unlike Rockefeller, Henry Ford hns constantly sought, and has suc­ ceeded to a remarkable degree, in cheapening his products so Hint peo­ AGENTS : « i ple of moderate means could purchase : if and enjoy them. As an employer of - REAL ESTATE labor and d dispenser of wages ha Fire f'aanaliv. Anln fnauranre : _ title of ‘‘whipping boss” and wield him $75. But the boy had beep sent officiaLs of the Putnam L u m b a l the brutal lash. Tlint ma was Cap. to th; lumber camp when the drnft puny to ho investigated with, arrived and instead of sending it to or favor and properly ptinh£ } ,0 Willis.__ the l»oy, the sherilf enused it to be that sheriff should b, r ^ J ’ * The story as told by Glen Thomas returned with the only Information office if he still dishonors | J is th a t this whipping boss flogged as follows: “Returned by request of by his presence. Ninety r*. „ young Tnbert with a strap fuur inch­ sheriff. Party gone." The Lumber the people of Florida nrtoppSl es wide and five feet long, 2 ply thick company as is often the case, needed the convict lease system, aruj n*/ made for the express purpose of ex­ help and the convict supply may have posure. is only one of have shown the evils of it. been low. ecuting the duties of his high position 1 The Putnam Lumber Company as­ States Attorney Grinuon, of v ' as whipping boss, and that he npplied it .'IS to TiO Beks and that he put his signed as the cause of death, “fover Dakota, came to Leon r„jnty‘ * foot on the lw>y'« neck lo hold him and other Complications." And this made an investigation. He report,) in position while he flogged him. W hat; seems to be the exact truth. The boy he found Governor Hardee zM7 followed is too brutal for repetition, did have fover and certainly there mlssioncr McBca fine Renting: The boy died u few days later and the! were other complications tho details are opposed to the convict law j Putnam Lumber Company notified h is ’ of which the company did not go into. tern and who had tried to gHtkj brother in North Dakota of his death. A number of eye witnesses hnve made repealed two years ago. but One paragraph in interesting. Note it: affidavit:] ns to the treatm ent given nam Lumber Company mul “ For your information, the boy was this oby and others In the camp, and profit by this labor were able 1**3 if the next legislature does not nbolish trol enough members of the w given a Christian burial.” Can you imagine it? A Christian the lease system, and the relies of ture to defeat the repeal. Thegt burial In that camp! Perhaps the barbarism that go with the convict says that he found Sheriff Ja whipping Ikjss presided. Then the wri- Icnso system, then the people of tho very little better than a el,ye( ter offered sympathy, “in their sad Uniled States may well question the and that he hud no arrangtn*^ bereavement.” God bo merciful to the ideals and the moral standards of the the Putnnm Lumber Company f*i side money for each able boJitd jJ people' of Florida. hypocrits. Governor Hardee could do no grea- he could pick up and deliver ujH Tho circular sent out by the Dnkowas foundthatitwn* a part of | ia Commercial Club shows that when ter thing for the ptate than to show tho boy was arrested ho wired his: to the world fliat tho people «f Flori-^ syatem to return mangy !:ont to i folks for 450 with which to pay his : dn do not uphold s u ^ ic o n d u c t, by prisoners. The company i fine and coats. They immediately sent ruining this whipping opas, ami the men and the-sherjf v . j t wage and insist th a t they live llkoj title. No, rut man will wtSjr tho title, men. lie Hau mndo HU business to ■Only a man *>f brutal instincts would stand oil it« own foot and i.i indepin- j accept employment under such n title, dent of Wall street or any other fin- j And no company th a t is cuni|Ke ed of nncial Interests in the country. He isj self-respecting Americans will requite first of nil a business man, but nil bis ] tho services of u whipping buss. business tmnsnethm# ,s can l>u squared) Row much good doc# it do the self* with mathematical precision by th*-! respecting, decent citizenry of Klarlgolden title. 1 hitt editorial is not u ,!a t*i pay out their motley for ndverdeclnratioii th at this papqr will JUip- j lining the state while a law remains port Henry Ford for the presidency. I t ’ on ,h t. statu te book# that would put is merely intended to rail attention j jj,e remote districts of Mexico a n d 'Inof tho scoircr# to the f iiitth it if Hen- ,|i;) ^huiiie” Yet Florida n’t this ry Ford runs fur president his camli- moment ha - a la v th a t not only attlhdacy wiTi be a serious m atter, no mat- orDcs the teasing of convicts to luniter wlth what party he i * alTiliated. jK companies, .turpentine companies and road cunt m eters, but also a whip­ FLORIDA’S HIM TAl. t ’ONVIfT ping Imss and describes the brutal Ja.-h be in > wield and how many SYSTEM lilew.i be t f. adtr.inisler. Nlnum- to For many year-. I'bn'ida h i- all e.(-.| enligbtPni •' Florida! the elate t>> rereive much unde irubb’ I *1 h" Uni' i Stales is r,nv being eir publicity by allowing the convict ■al irmei i t ‘i ■ *oiniineicial flu b of lease syitem to prevail. Th re liu\«- i Jifgdpn. e. th Itakota. because of{ been numerous instauei's wbero c«m- ■ b • death M aiii'i T alw rt. a 22-venr victs, white and bluck have been A'lup-. old boy fi .ja that far northwest point! ped ami have been killed in the con- who had start* d out to .:■*-*; the world, iict camps. According to the slate- m unly am! watt beating a ride liements of the North Dakota people who! tween two freight cars when he was investigated the alfair the ofTieials o f arrested bv ."hcrifT Jones o f that various counties an- hand in glove .county ai d len.-ed to the I’utnnm with the owners of big plants to ge‘ faun U r i ..(> j.-ny o f that county for them help by nnesting no n every-j no day* foi the very grave ojTen#c of where for trivial o[Tense# and praeti-, b?uiUtg a ride. The I'utimin Lumber cully,“leasing" them to the mills and fonipany which employs all the conother industries for sixty days or viet labor hart 'ab o u t MMlign i n ihnt more. The Reporter-Star sums it tij- camp at ilial time and \bcio wa# to as follows: | l«- foiuid n t least one man in that How proud n man must he of tluitj county who wn willing to wear the THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY­ 3 DAYS- 'S DAYS B A R G A IN S F O R 25% OFF ON BUD VASES —Fine Pottery Consisting o f FLOWKK POTS FERN DISHES JA R D IN IER S Slashed to One-Half Price j- -v‘ci of Shi One lot of Ire Tea Glasses: (irhlets anil Sherbet Cups. I’oinsettia Uattcrn— (inhlcW , S3.S0 Ice Tea Glasses SlLTa Sherbet l!iipst ?.‘L0f> CLOSING Ol!T OUK STOCK OK 1847 Rogers Silverware at 25 P. C. Discount! One lot of Pins and Hrcoches, Values up (o $2. Your choice . ..................................... -LA ST DAY O F DIAMOND SAL MONDAY. APRIL FIRST- M c L A U L I N , The Jeweler tranger! ... T O U R IN G C. The Willys-Knight stojjs seldom at llie gasoline pump. Twenty miles mid more to the gallon is’its com­ mon performance. And the sparing manner with which the WillysKnight Sleeve-valve motor consumes fuel is only the be­ ginning of its economy. * i- m # IF. O . B .D E T R O I T - qA F&rdfiriett h t tt never been to lorn \ hard quality hat never been to high EDWARD HIGGLNH Anlhwrlard l‘»r«l. l.liiroln. I'tirilaoN llrslrr I'ur llrnuiaalmllon <*r Puikir I'ariU-ulMr. rnll nai n[ I h«* fulluw Iuk n( nail lluiu# A- I.- i *i, .. ...... ■ ■-.....— . . -f— oa \v. >irum, 1 ‘. ' I , . # , F«»* |. 1 ll. »L llrrmlwn - | —■r in ii .... » aasjW.F i »TI •* i. ,-| —- r . =17-J 7 .... ... -£-= -- .- T - _<f r f e r - _ - The ptissing months and the mounting milps brings to the Willys-Knight owner the extraordinary realiza­ tion that his motor is steadily increasing in power. Greater Touring Car Value The present price of the Ford Tounng Car is the lowest ever made.’ And yet the car itself is a greater value. It is better looking with slanting windshield, a one-man top and improved seats. And there are many refinements in chassis construction. The demand is so great that de­ liveries will soon be impossible. To protect yourself, order now. Make a small down payment, the balance on easy terms. ^ Maxwell & Britt ■I *• " 1. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2ft, 1923 Sanford Daily Herald / ^r^:'"' - ' ■* - . B • ’ '‘-^ ; *•. r -T:y. r : . . ; - J. - THE WILLYS-KNIGHT SLEEVE VALVE MOTOR ^ACTUALLY IMPROVES WITH USE * * . -* 1 • Ask for a Demonstration at the ■r-.r,'--* * A .* v' | I* i m j 4 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28. 102,1 BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Bootleggers Receive Officer’s Support in Indiana, Says Att’y, ^.rt Fletcher, new manager for the Phillies, once star shortstop on the New York Ginnts, has definitely de­ cided tlint he is through with active service. In some circles it wns believed that Fletcher ns manager of the club would make an attempt to get into playing condition in the belief that his pres­ Tom Matthews, deputy sheriff of ence in the lineup would strengthen l ake county, admitted lie had issued the Phillies. Fletcher, however has dispelled such commissions to many of the defend­ gossip by the announcement that he ants in the present trial, but denied is through. Only the direct emergen­ he bad knowledge thnt any of the men cy will cause the new pilot to git were liquor law violators. M atthews idso admitted lie luid appointed one hack into the game. It will be remembered that Fletch­ nmn a deputy sheriff for the purpose er retired, from the game for a year. of doing political wotk. The Reds and the Washington out At that timu he believed the retire- * Hcvcral defense witnesses testified lit played one real exhibition game hient was permanent. The year’s lay- regarding tin- wedding pnrly in. Gary U Tampa yesterday. Washington win* J off caused Fletcher to lose some of, where it had been alleged Nick Jur 'ning the game In the tenth inning, the' his sprifchtline.-s and despite every h li, defendant and former deputy dual score b.-iug I to 3. I play‘ effort to regain it h- cannot come lierifft had supplied whiskey for the it times on tit? part of the a and back to his old-time form. guests, among whom were many potimely hitting by the Grit 1 w as’ Fletcher feels sure th a t Hands will I eeimn. Al|- denied having brought I. fill the bill despitu the fact that he liquor there. Oiire llogiloiiovirh ti-'.UL hit only .2117 in the Const league last- fled italpli Stngnarh tried to _rxtort j Sunday afternoon was a big 1after-j year. There seems to l>c no doubt hut tin blackmail from him I n rdtum noon in St. AitUgustine when the that h b fielding tfifi measure up t;> for protecting him from prosecution Rod* ipvaded that town and it would lug league on a liquor law violation charge, have been a much bigger afternoon tf the Saints could have had n little Manager better than hold the Reds to a in to Pliiladi Iplih 0 score, ix’fiy Andicu pitched great be tiu> first ball ur.til the sixth, holding tin- Reds FI 'teller r i [to one run and three hit*, hut went Howard ll> to the- clouds after that, and the Rod* Le.ig ie unq loutedjiim to all corners of the lot. day. liurirg The Saint;’, pot five hits during ihe lit - a."d the ■titiro game, < ouch and II k doing ,.ro h talk'* the twirling for the Reds. | reived here. EXHIBITION cqurectbo nov. m u , 192: South Hound CLEARWATER, Mnrrh 27.—Cleve­ land (A) 9-15-1; Hroiiklyii (N) 0-13-3 L'ovclc ikiv, Murtun and O'Neil, Rr*j- A rrivo 1:48 a.m. 11:45 n.m. 2:35 p.m 1:00 p.m. 10:0 p.m. riliiy Itranrh So. itfl 5:50 p.m. x—Daily, except Sunday Leesburg Hrauch 1""11'L berry, Toy Inr, MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 27— Mobile (S) 7-15-1; Phila (A) 7-11-2. (Nine innings) James Fulton; Long 1ml Reaving*; St-hllling, Jones, firm er McQuillnlt, Ileimath, O’Neal and IVrkjua, Dreggy. FIVE RECORDS—SPORTS tin * ’ GAINKRYILI C. March 2K. Five liew track records were cslnblbhed ami ii.r.e equaled ill the annual inter-colilegtj truck and field meet nt Fleming field last Saturday. The A rts nnd Sci­ ence college were In n class by them­ selves nnd won first* place with a to­ tal of 83 points, with the Kngtm'en* trailing slang with 21, the Lawyers iQ5 Palmetto A rc -....... <Phonc 4S1-J Northbound Daily llerabl <>n House, Miildey’s Hunt’s Pharmacy, Gtiwiiy. receiving n perfectly enchanting "for-; Flench flying ace l y .M'5. In hi« fiad Electric Curling: Iron tune" ami stopping to admire the di-,- trip over the o u tr e Lieutenant p!ny of trail;' decorated evneevdon Maug'ww went through on sehedufed FREE stores, tho reporter wa* persuaded time 9.47 amLon the second time 9.71 MARCH 3IST \XK WILL CIVB that “this i s -the life.” making his avrm g? P.'S. Official AWAY AN -------------- ------------- fhid this establish d n speed mark of Electric Curlinjor Iron MAFGHAN KSTAHLISHKS jtC On his -i-eond attem pt he niado tlrt a ticket with each cash purchase FLIER'S SI’EMD RKFORD course in 9.54 and O.'ti for an nvBf five gallons HIGH ffeST GASOLINBt good for a chance on thia PAYT.ON, O.. March 28.~FI.vinj Curling Iron. over the one kilometer court c at Wil ltcttcr Tirds for lex* Money hur Wright field, Lieut. R. L. Mn’J gh an, by making .nn nveragj of 233.8' miles nu hour, set n new world’s re. ard. Tie exceeded the world’s record Departs of 233.01 made by Sadi I-ocolnte, the GAMES B ST. «»ETEBHHURG, Mar. 27.—St. [Louis <N) 3-9 0; Boston, (N) H-l-O. Don!;. Mahoney, North and Ainsmilh; Ocsvhgrr, McNnmtirn. Itiaxlmi and PAGE ITYB HARVEST TOMATOES AT MOORE HAVEN FLORIDA RACKING HOUSE OPENS APRIL KITH Automobile construction has reach­ ed such a high point of efficiency that nearly any car you buy will give you good service if you take the rig lit care of it. Proper lubrication is, of course, tho most essential thip'g to motor satis­ faction and remelnber always that the motor is the heart of the car. If the pistons and cylinder walls are lubricated with the right qualify and tho right weight of oil, you will have no bol her or expense with either of the two great causes of trouble-friction and lost power. . Polarine is a motor oil made from the very heart of choicest crude petro­ leum, refined, filtered and purified so as to produce just the right "oiliness” for every motor. Made in four weights, "Medium” "Heavy” "Heavy X” and "Heavy XX.” By following the chart of recommendations (which is tfn dis­ play at all Polarine dealers), you can be absolutely assured of getting tJheproycr weight Jbr your motor. Make it run s m o o t h e r and l a s t l o n g e r with. Ever iiinee the program fur this week’s doing - at the Princess was irlensed, the movie fan.- have been wail­ ing and watching for tho night thnt Strunghenit, the Womlnr Dog, wool 1 ippenr. \55u*aciiimfif And tonight is that night and this log will piny in or.o of the strongest bills presented nt the Princes* irv a long time. “ Hrawn of the North.” And ns good as ibis picture is, nnd is strong as this Lilt will Ik*, there i* another feature in connection with t that i* almost as important as ihe picture itself. Some of the first picture* made in hi* country will he shown, showing Groyer Cleveland, Win. McKinley, and ither notable*. This picture i* really worth the price of admission alone. These picture* will la- shown at the ,‘rincess one night only, and Osborne,; ’mowing that he i* going to have n , L’joni-breaking crowd is making plan* -Oaccommodate the throng, so that no me witl he forced to stand throughout ,h!s long program. I can demonstrate Dial there is a UIRD’S ROOF adapted to YOUR particular and spec­ ial require meals. WHETHER YOU ARE GOING TO RE-ROOF OR PUT UP A NEW HUILDING I WILL HELP YOU SELECT the ROOF YOU NEED. In order to give you the most complete roof­ ing service there is a stock of all types of Bird’s Roofing, Building I’apci* nnd Wall Board right hero alt ready for delivering nt a a moment's notice, Black Walnuts English Walmitt New Irish Potatoes Philadelphia, Cream Cheese Swiss Cheese And to show that there i» nothing imsll about Osborne in the way of 'ice tickets, he invite* several for lodglit. That nice Red headed man; that rims people all day a t ILAlges and McMii— — L *. shop, hi* partner J • that cute My roofing suggestions will not cost you a cent. Write or phone me for further in­ formation. * New ’York Cheese -* . = , '■ Georgia and Jones* Dairy Farn Sausage '* - “ ''RD, FLORIDA • * * . Address, 911 Elm Avenue Make it Pull better •* and run Farther with _ �THK SANFOIU) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28,11)23 F isher Raising ’the Family f a n h v , w o o Vb there! i (iv jE S s ^ B a T W ttM o S - u - . t AHO M E -U /tU L n A K t MA A P P R e e tA T E . < N ■£or u J ohogofuu L w-USBAND - He'S J A He^OtAR. TCRCoa W IT H TH E TH A T M A ti »S X---- ' S u r e - S o m e little (jC P iO u JITH t h *= F E M M E S ', ------ L A O ie S ! A LITTLE O \ that J ea lo u s \ 1HIN6 AHO MALI- L Pa -^ m o r e ArrtNno>$ TO VVER HUSBAND'. TAKfc «r FROM M e. VOUVB e o T £>Cr'G HUSBAND S O M E B oM .F ^ N N V - —— vt«c. WIMMBN A.UE oI" ° Li tW x' ^WELL, l w < \n r : t H*KT" M P \N g i d & o n yTHIS* s e c o n d ! J to 1 s e e THIS W AS/ o o r Clever Artist to Appear at Coining Redpath Cl Qj TEACH to your children, and practice it yourself! V Mrs. It. J . Holly, Mrs. J. C. MaurRobert Holly, Mildred Holly nnd Florence H cnry’spcnt the day in Or* (undo, Mildred and Florence were call­ ed to Orlnndo to be screened by the moving picture company down there in the contest to decide which b the best and prettiest girl In four counties for the leading character in a new play to bo put on by the United Author* Company. A t t L r i l A X « e £ a r * ‘v * Wolf hunters offered to hot that the: ■ Northwest country didn’t hold a wolf;** that could whip this remarkable do#. ■ Their offer went without a tak er.‘3 Stronghcart stands today the master ;J of a.,pack of savage wolves which he * fought singly and on masse, the pho- ■ tugraphlc record of which is shown-in 5 “ Brawn of the North." * 2 r Li iri r i i » 1 H r - iS W a a] * T ie* - j i ^ , b >»Ai*^i*. 1 FOR SALE F a HH f I G ^ T ou can get »<--o Leo fram -s and Irrigation plugs at tt* Sanford Novelty Works. ICO tfr FOR RENT FOR KENT—1 nice apnrlmnot, till conveniences nnd well furnished.— C ates’ Building. Phone 181, 290-tfc 117 Laurel Ave. room furnished, 714 Magnolia Ave, )R RENT —5 room cottage No. 1016 Myrtle Ave. Apply 417 West 2nd n th 31 l-ntp This plan should interest every Father and Mother. 4% Interest Paid. BARGAINS FOR EASTER Henry Mcl-iulin has an advertise­ ment today on bargains for Faster in the pottery line. Also 25 |>rr rent dis­ count on bud vases, jnrdiniers, flower pots nnd the same discount on Rog­ ers silverware. Special prices on oth­ er jewelry. Classified Ads Ic a word. ' No nd taken for less than 25c and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count lbs words and remit accordingly. City Tax Hooks.close April 1, 1023, after which all tnxes remaining un­ paid will I f collected by levy and sale FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs of the property upon which taxes are setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. delinquent. Ellfwnrth, Henrdall Avenue, ALFRED FOSTER, ford. *S •City Tux Collector. FOR SALE^-2 fine iota between‘liiih 3-15-till Apr. 1 Lty: E. HOY. D, C. nnd 11th streets on Elm Avenue. Cheap for quick sale. W rite or see J. NOTICE! E, Hicks, 1000 laurel Ave. 3IO-3tp Notice is hereby given tbut n bill will be introduced at the 1923 session of the Florida legislature to prohibit Mining in the lakes, rivers, canals bargain.—E. F. Lane, and stream s of Seminole county, also to regulate the catch and means em­ ployed, and also provide penalty for its violation. HALE—New bungalows.—E. F. Sanford Chamber of Commerce, If. 310-5tp1 Seminole County Fish & Game 1223 Hudson Se­ 2'Jl-tfe S A L E -N Protective Association. iran, fully equipped, three months old, run 3,000 miles, without a scratch NOTICE TO PROPER fo r $2,000, being $800 less than cost. TY OWNERS Leaving the state. S. II. Hill, Seminote Hotel, Sanford, Florida. 311-Gtc The very best way is to open a Savings Account for each mem­ ber of your family, and encourage their saving by an occasional g ift to the fund. N - “Wit nnd Wisdom of tin* Chalk and Clay'* Is the subject of an unusual en­ tertainment by J. Franklin Cuveiiy, clever artist, who appears hero ut the com­ ing Redpath Chautauqua, Mr. Coveny la an artist in crayons and cluy and In tho telling of nnecdotcs, which form an amhsing accompaniment to his rapid sketching. With lightning skill he reproduces ninny Interesting scenes anti fnmltlnr fnce«, or with equal dexterity he fashions from a liiiiip*ofie)jiy»thc likeness of some■ well-known ■ - J >’ .— it I 11 I chantcter. O U 'M V ll - -s Clever crayon portraits of various members of the audience which Mr. Gaveny pr<Mlures with fncllo hand are a source of much enjoyment to all. Stronghcart, Fights Nine Men Accused A ssault to Murder, Arraigned at Palatka In Circuit Court This Mornin Trfal Proceeds »H y T h r ,\ * .„ r t f ilr d P r f M l PALATKA, March 28.—Nine men accused of assault with intent to mur­ der and firing into an occupied dwell­ ing in connection with an attack on the Putnam county jail on March 3. arraigned In-circuit court this Dog Star, .which he expresses with his face and were morning. A special venire ot by gesture. tntivo jurors had l>con called W olf Pack On more than one occasion, when which were excused. a fight between Stronghcart and the ■h ader <f the p.n-k was being photo­ Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke graphed. Mr Trimble was called upon House, Mobley's Drug Store and to use all bis persuasive power to Hunt's Pharmacy. , tf Trimblc-Janc convince Stronghcart all he wanted for picture purposes wns a badly beat­ en wolf and not u dead one. St rough cart’s attitude was very much like that of a human who re­ sent* any reference to a loathsome apecstor. Ho (missed no opportunity either with teeth or clow to impress upon each nnd rill of the wolf pack I that a civjlixt-d well-trained fighter was better than a bunch of savages. Strongheatt’f enthusiasm in every scene brought problems to Mr. Trim ­ ble, who yet keeps secret the exact method by which ho persuaded the wolves to go through with what was at best terrifying experiences for themselves. Two of the Northwoods First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ F. I*. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNKR. CaaUtr The Herald is presenting you with an eight page-papeY this week on ac­ count o f.th e heavy dcmn/id for ad­ vertising space nnikthe fnct that Sanj®*r»tenlay nml reported no complaints f»rd is "gettnflr,bcK er ar*A better ev­ which is remarkable in view- of the ery day. in every way,1* and especially fact that there rrro nearly thirty in in tho support of their daily paper. this county, some of them more than Visitors to the city are amsied at d year old or longer in daily service. the fact that Sanford can support an Among those who ine the Dodge truck eight page, seven column dally paper in fleets are. the Hill Hardware and nnd it demonstrates that such a pa­ I r tuber Companies, Chase L Co.* A. t per is the finest advertisement that J .Loosing, Cl. W. Spencer and sev Sanford enh have. Bring on your ad­ era! other firms. The Dodge truck vertising nnd we will go to a sixteen ary rold here by L. Urban May a ml page daily paper during the summer tho service is at the Sanford Motor months when other cities are taking a snooie. Co., in the Phillips building. WANTED WANED—A chance to build your new home before lumber gets any higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern •eed, for good clean stock will pay a good price. Address W. P. Newell Cot, Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Fl«. _ j* 270-tfc WANTED—'Twelve boys between the agea of 10 and 15 to sell the Dally MArald on the street and also to be substitute* for carrier hojr routes. Be* Lewis Shipp a t the Herald office between 3:30 and 5:30 p. m. 300-tfd yVXK’TED 400 MF.N, between Apri 10th and 15th to pick tomatoes; highest wages paid and comfortable quarters. Write if you can come and bring men.—S. E. Rice, Vero, Florida. Mch-22-lo-Apr. -15 W ANTED—Position ns clerk in dry­ goods store, experienced and can give reference. Call 419-.L 307-fitp LOST LOST—Bar pin, diamond, two pearls .betwen Elm Avenue and Vowed'*. $5.00 reward. Mildred Lee, Vowel!’* 312-Up call It the "medium" of cx Four more "Irish rebels’* have been killed by FMree Staters. If the war proceeds long In this reckless fnshion the time will come when there is no­ body left to fight, and what will be­ come of the Irishman's joy in living then 7—Tnmpu Times. Louisiana Lady Says She H u “Net* . er Found Anything Better Than Cardui for a Run-Down Condition.” An ulcvator man dropped dead at Morgan CUy, La.—"It would be hard the fourth floor. Possibly somebody for me to tell how tnuch benefit I have paid "Thank you.*1 H derived from the use ot Cardui," said Mrs. I. Q. Bowman, of 1319 Front Street, this city. "I was so run-down In health I could hardly go. I was thin. I had no appetite. Could not-rest or sleep well. 1 was to weak, and so very nervous, I was no pleasure lo myself. "1 sutiered some pain, bat the worst o! my trouble was from being so weak and easy to get tired and out of heart. "This nervous condition was worse than pain. i t'Some one told me of Cardui, and I decided to use it. "Alter using a few bottles, 1 regained my strength. | wasn't so nervous, and b q p n to eat and sleep, and g re w , The spring months ore most enjoyable in Jacksonville. April and May Vreather is ideal, giving to each day n fresh charm. Northern visitors may enjoy the delights of spring to the utmost, in Florida's larg­ est city. H orida people, nlso, will find much to amuse and entertain a t this season. The country surrounding Jacksonville abounds in points of historic interest. In the city there are attractions for all, grave o r gay, and hotel and other accommodations to suit every taste and to fit every purse. Visit Matchless Ocean Beaches Enjoy the Daily Band Concerts The Light Six Studcbaker.is now on display at our show rooms, for the fir s t time. Open and closed models can be seen here. The closed models ore deep­ ly nnd luxuriously Upholstered with that conservative nnd distinctive appearance. Every unit is consistently good. Each has proven its de­ pendability in the sendee of thousands of owners. No matter what you pay, you won't find greater sa tis­ faction than tho Studebaker will give. ? A fter 71 years of service, the name Studebaker, enjoys public confidence and respect more than over. r V .V .T V " sp a s * Too will be pleased. lo r lurthcx iuLmmali*m« free booklet*, etc.* Address c CITY ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Rotyn I J - f t City H all. Jacksonville* F lorida' nun t i i i : - a i m i i i . roi,i.ii:*“nnlt|i,p t r n l n r r u i Im iitl r t t n r r r i Id a r l t l r - t n|itir>'prlnle ra e fu ra a i m ftn it iiM*!;-«i t L h „ l "* # O V E R L A N D -------W IL L Y S -K N IG H T — -and m». ' tia tn l in b f M i - r c l iln n H o x n �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1D2.1 Yon tan find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford la thla Column each day. Cards 'of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom. In hit chosen pro­ fession the Ilerald recom mends to the people, Quick Service Transfer , Storage Facilities George A. DeCottes II «e please you, tell others; if not, UlT us. Phone 498 For Florida: Cloudy tonight and Thursday with local ruins and cooler Thursday and in North and Central portions tonight. *a W. If. TunniclifTc of the People’s Hank has returned from a business *4 trip to Kissimmee and St. Cloud. Gel your Chautauqua tick eta a t the Ilerald office, R. C. Rowers, the Truck Growers or the Seminole baAlc. NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1731 contemplates a* raise In scale to 75c Ed tane, Frank Miller, Judge Sha­ per hour, taking effect May 15, J023. ron, I)r. Caswell nml Marry Neal weru 201-2Gtp among the Klwanian* who rode to PAGE SEVEN lunch on tlic tack of one of Johnny KNIGHTS TEMPLAK, ATTENTION; An spring approaches, w* can’t Ifctp s Jones’ elephant* today at noon. They -------wishing the early bird would g*t tha^ Taylor Comm.ndrry No. 2*. k. T. rn03quito lnsU.nd of thc wornu created much excitement and liiughtcr and almost blocked tratlic on the dny evening, March noth at 7:30 to EASTER CLOTHES AT YOWELL’S streets. drill for thc Grand Commandcry paYnwell dr Co. have an advertiseC, D. Itrumley of Chuluotn was rude and to dispose o' other busl- ment in this Issue about the Snellenamong the visitors to the city today nesa connected with thc Grand Con- burg Summer Clothes for Easter, clave to be held at Orlando, April IP- Men’s Straw Hats a t all prices and and reports Chuluotn ns booming. " Palm 'flcach and Gabardine suits at O. J, tango of the Florida Type­ II. An urgent invitation to attend this all prices. See them a t Yowell's. writer Exchange of Orlando is in the city with headquarters a t the Semi­ Conclave is extended to nil visiting NOTICE!!! nole hotel. He Is an expert mechanic and sojourning Knights Templar. Pipe Organ Club’s E aster Rasasr, on typewriters and is denning and Thc Herald dclivt-rvd six times a Cooked Food Sale and Colored Egg r e t i r i n g them while, here and And* Sale will bo held Saturday, March 31, much work along this line. week for 15cin the new Melsch building. Comet!! \v 3J2-3tc The Ilerald for first class Job work. For quick results try a want ad. Atlorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bauk 4ANFORI) FLORIDA SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS FRED R. WILSON V. C. COLLER, Prop- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER First National Bank Huildln BANFORI) FLORIDA 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. CHELLE MAINES B. W. HERNDON I LAWYER *:— Court House INSURANCE AGENCY |rfU-------A UTO-------- BON D8 (yea Examin'd S. 0 . Shinholser Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Contractor and Builder Optician-Optometrist i l l Bast First Street Sanford, Flo. BANFORD A. P. Connelly & Sons ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT I ’ a -Im p r o v e d C lt f la n d I,o la Room 7, Miller Bldg FLORIDA tANFORD In .o r n n r , S n r e lj- H u a d . lla a la .■■ P r o p e r ly Main OlTIc* : i i k a i .t i c ’ c o m p a c t IX V K S T U K S T C O tfP A N V 101-H X ln a m illo A \ r IMuines STEWART The Florist Cut Flower*-------------- Floral Designs Annual snd'O rnsm enlal Plants 814 Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 2GQ-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY - • General Machine and Boiler .. SVorks Office 271 I)R. J. T. DENTON •PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Rooms 206-207-2UH Meisch lluilding Favors, lunch, vaudeville, Easter Rail, April 2nd; Parish House. ilO'J-tfc Heralding the Dawn of the Everybody invited to the Easter Halt, April 2nd, I’urinh House. 3011-1fe Dally Herald on sale a t Joe’s Smoke Houses Mobley’s Drug Store and Cylinder Grinding t * Hunt's Tbnrmney, tf Automobile Repaint Acelylene Welding * • Phone G2--------- Sanford, Florida itjrjng jirray of uco Frorhs. New Wraps :md Costume S oils, exploiting new style Ihemese and luxurious fabrics, individual smartness lo these Snntemr Fashions that will make an irresistible appeal. NOTICE TO AUTOMO BILE DRIVERS AND OWNERS! An ordinance regulating the use of streets of the City of Sanford, pro­ vides: “Section L—That no automo­ bile, motorcycle, or other-vehicle shall lie parked for the night op nny of the stri-cta of the City of Sanford which are paved with brick.” Section 5 of this ordinance nlso pro­ vides a penalty not exceeding 5250.00 for violation thereof. W. II. WILLIAMS, nin».310-312-c City Manager. R. C. MAXWELL, Secretary of Seminole 1-4 Securities Co, GORDON & HOLEPROOF Guaranteed Hose . Satisfied Sale or Price Refunded Just In Time for Easter BIT of good fortune in the matter of .ship­ ping 1ms brought us sev­ eral new Slipper styles just in time for you to choose n pair to complete your Enster costume. They are Inrgciy strap­ ped designs, this Spring’s sm artest Htyles are straps you know, nml they are most original as to detail. A Cutout* below the strap on eith­ er side distin­ guish this very sm art klipper which combines grey- suede with patent. GORDON’S HOSE No. 615, Thread Silk Gauze, Full Fashion, paii No. 300^16 Thread Silk, Full Fashion, pair..... No. 535,14 Thread Silk, Full Fashion, pair..... No. 830,12 Thread Silk, Seam Back, pair......... No. 415, Thread Silk Chiffon, Seam Back, pai No. 275, Thread Silk Chiffon, Seam Back, pai HOLEPROOF HOSE No. 2200,16 Thread Silk, Full Fashion, pair.............$2.25 No. 988,16 Thread Silk, Smock, pair .......................... $1.79 No. 580,14 Thread Silk, Seambaek, p a ir............. ...... $1.65 MISSES’ RIBBED-SILK HOSE No. 820, Black, White Pongeo, pair ..... ........$1.75 CHILDRENS SPORT SOX, pair 29c, 39c, 49c COLLARS, BAGS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES Your Easter Frock is not complete, without seeing our new arrivals in Collars, Gloves and Handkerchiefs. NEW PAISLEY LEATHER1BAGS : � 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, March 28, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 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>, March 28, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald