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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME III.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923
ROTARY CLUB
WEEKLY MELTING
AT VALDEZ HOTEL
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NUMBER 311
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A ll FRANCE
MOURNS SARAH
CALLED DIVINE
Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Mon
day, Marrh 26th:
Florida—Snnford section .............>.37
Flat Ida—Manatee section
3
California
^Florida—Tampa
section
°“ i WORLD FAMOUS ARTIST DIED
VISITORS PRESENT AN!) NOMI
NATION QF OFFICERS FOR
AT EIGHT O’CLOCK LAST
.. UHlW
.MMt.■12 i
Total
YEAR
NIGHT
HEALTH OFFICER RAYMOND
KIDNAPPED MAN AN1) TOOK
Shipments
previously
unreported:
TURCK GIVES INTEREST
l l l r T h e A«.iiptatrit l * r r w )
The Sanford Rotary C’luh had an Match 25th: by boat, 00 crates.
HIS AUTOMOBILE
PARIS, March 27.—All Franco to
ING FACTS
other Rood meetiitK a t the Valdes Ho
FROM HIM
tel today and with song* and several Shipping Point Information for Mon day mourns for her well beloved
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•®JWY:<C-a
daughter, Sarah Bernhardt, is dend.
short talks the time passed all too
day, Marrh 26th:
Paris
in
stunned
scarcely
believing
soon. The biggest part of the meet
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SANFORD, FLA.i Warm, show
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ing was the nomination of officer* er*. Hauling* moderate, demand and that she who was regarded1ns almost
immortal in more than one -sense of
That Must He Carried on if Fior- GEORGIA CITY WILL UK HOST TO for the ensuing year nml ns these movement slow, market dull. ( nr- the word, lias passed away. It scents
OF DOROTHY KEENAN AND LET Thom and They Took Him On
nomination:) hold for one month be
ida Ih to Get Henuthful
loiuls
f.
u,
b.
usual
terms:
10
Inch.
not
too
much
to
say
that
not
since
the
Street Car to City Limits
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
TER ro jt.'IS THE RACK.
fore election the suspcnsl* may kill off
Conditions
T T T , r *"*P? S* ”;•*>; K,“ T I crates Golden Self-Blnnchlng 4-6 do*, death of Victor Hugo has France been
of Atlnntn
SATURDAY
.
GROUND
J *’,.M '
i nu m nr* ’> ,*rv u j stalks in the rought |1.60-gl.G0: C a r-1 stirred so deeply. A n,impressive fun* I d r T k r A . . n r l n l r d l ‘rr*a)
election day and the result .* known, j hm(!)| {
Q ,, ,.„ph (rnrkf ( f! t w,|es 1cral ceremony is expected to la* held
Utr Tha Aaanrlnf*■*! Press)
Fifty-two Florida counties nre de
Ulr Thr
»i
V.
R.
Jervis,
of
Jacksonville,
and
j
$1.35-81.15.
Carlonda
f.
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by
usual
Thursday
or
Friday.
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ATLANTA
ST. AUGUSTINE. Mffreh 27.—The
voting themselves energetically to the
NhW AORK. March 2 ..- Two tui’-.j
,, , . March 27.—Two prison..
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cunfined
in the
It wn« arranged, the laxly should urn -: Mimed
extermination of the mosquito, nc- President nml M n. Harding expect to Willatd Kel! , ot Wilmington, N. I ., terms. New Trench Strain 4-0 dozen
the background of to, ,
. hospital
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.a t, the
, fedVere
among
the
visitors
present
ami
stalks
in
the
rough
$1.35
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l.-IS,
mostlie
in
state
at
her
home
until
two
day’s police invi attention iff .he mUr- I*” 1 ,,r M" m’a r ^
“ W
,od ‘^ i r way
voiding to Stnto Health Officer K ay-; 'to'"'1 [-“sier Sunday in Augusta. (5a.
tnoiul C. Turck, who is of the opinion j I*r»-liminn: y ai rangvmvnt.i art* being expressed themselves no being proud; |y around $1.35, few will blanched o'clock this afternoon. The chandler d« r of Dorothy ...... ... The fir,, wa. ° fr- ‘*‘»om . »rly today, stopped .at the
Many shipments rolled u n - 1 in which Bernhardt'* laxly lies is nl- that a . mu. Intent ,n Wackmailinghad * foMP ° r H‘ " ’ Kdwnrdl’ a rndroad
that the complete eradication of the,
t«»Jny for the departure* of the of tlii* .fa.-t that they ware ^allowed to ! higher.
sit
down
with
Rotarinns
and
theyj
H
0ld.
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I ready filled with flowers brought by chloroformed Miss Keenan to obtain man in I-nkewood Height* and whon
pest is entirely possible with the pro- presidential vacation party from St.
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: hundreds of her admirers. The first ,m oimdearing letter written to tier he ; efused to aid thcm lo escape, they
per cooperation ami energy on the part Augustlno Into. Saturday afternoon, gave tin: Rotes something t.i think!
about
in
short
talks.
Harry
Ferrnn.
101
CAKI.OT
SHIPMl-.N
TS
; bunch of lilies were plnced on the bter Yrotn I'nlh Beach by John Koarsley kidnapped him and brought him on n
of the general public. These stateMtttay Itere of exactly one week,
of
Ku.*ti;,
and
Frank
Melinite,
of
<>r-j
FROM
SANFORD
SECTION
tin
the cntly morning hours by her Milrhcll, a prominent Philadelphian. street car to thu city, where they left
mentti wore made during the mo -quito an,I fur their arrival early Sunday
'I HIS SEASON TO DA'I E .7,611 granddaughter, Abbe l.outjl, un nc- The second w as.that a robber entered tin* car and made an escape. Edwards
coilfcronco Inst week a t St. Peter*- wuming in the Georgia city. I in* gen- lapdo, wi ii among the visiting Kubroke away and jumped fro mthc car
j
Total
eatlnt shipments from Man
tress and close friend for many years! her aparintet
trtment and chhnoformeit her
buri;.
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i oral belief nmong.th • members of ih»-; tnrinns: .
before it tcnched tiie city. The csatee
this
m
niton
to
'date
1,165
remarked that in death she had " re - 't„ r t t hit jewi
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Is aiul t*i*cn]KHl with
Judge Uni holder m . a repott of
Ur. Turck'* interesting review of
that from three to .live days
ettpes me said to be Frank (irny, serv
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car
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r.hipmtittls
fim
t
Snnlovetcd
the
Ix-mity
of
her
youth."
| the loi,t. iggiti.ini of the fart t i n t he
the >t. Petershi.iv to* i ting and ti*
the mosquito situation and the c n m -l" '^
*n Ang-.i-tu.
ing live years for foigery and Gerald
t o l d lie-1 -i ie. ill t o d a l e
2 . DU)
.''.tr:,h III r,dial dt died pea., fully in j }„„( n in n le lid the VVoumil.
g n .li I lie fit: I Dial hi did n*»t Mi
paii;n to eradicate the pe*.t was im- |
Thai
man. serving twenty-live years
Hn* .unis of her unit, Mamin*, ot on.-; A-, >tnnt District Attorney IVrora
r-i.H- Si iff,.i,| |{)t.*4 :u t-.i- inei'.iog Ti i.il .arb*; vlii, ments from Man-.
luxlicd in hi sspevch to the confer- ^ ’l l T I D O l i t lO lil J)!;)V S
for
mail
robbery.
i
i
s
I.i t *o.i: oil t o d a t e
mipute boforr eight Inst night. I n lif e ! atll| i d , ,- | . . .•<
gttlit Joinetl
ami Raid he would give n n m- <!<i ,i|.
enco as follows:
um
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had
an
antii.ing
power
of
emotion1
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Diaper
M.
•, * j:i•r i ai a later .I ti>
“I am ju st now engaged in a j; n-i
I ur.iploi Itcporix From Important I of marvejons realism, and pathos in | Daugherty, only son of Attorney Gen- (UJY HAMMOCK
1 he Koiarmns voted to ta k e their
end survey of .the coast ami coa. fa I
M irhels
Ini acting of death •vcncs. At tb.* end
•< r dat .-p.H e in Snlainunt *li. ijn- Si.ncities of Florida. I have been ou
PI I TSP.i RGII: in, d , . r. 6 Un. of her day ’* trad she i|Ulell> drifted iiul 1hiuglt-’ity, to ipic-tien hint eonARRESTED IN
rcitsing icpiiit* he wn- friendly vvitlt
A i ' eiii wt c it g h l<l at ’.lii* !u lo:-- le n t High Si hool .an'ui.il a f te r Pte: i- arrived, 72 i ais on track including j
since the Intter pnrt of Jnnuaiy
away
into
eternity,
tired
after
her
KU KLUX CASE
down the East Coa.it to Miami, thence *•ic "l^ig IL'u.io" .-it t U .i:ii>n' for tin*, dint I>. L. Thrasher had evplnised liiokeii. (Ipeiiitig Tuesday: Supp'les long figlti ngnin-t death, which she Dorothy Keeiun, the murdered mod
el.
and
that
he
might
know
of
a
lilackpurpo.x*
of
dii-.-u<ihg
the
h.*nutilU'Uwhat
the
money
was
to
be
expended
to tl.o Florida Keys, coming up the
iiheral, demand /and movement slow , did not wUh but never fented.
nmiling ring u*<ing her as a tUcoy.
KLSSIMMF.K, March 27. — Guy
coast this way through the Thou lion of the scenic highway remo to lit*1for end he idho made a plea for the ns.et-el *lig|.tly weaker. I'loridn, !<l
Hope for tin* life of the great net*
y , (| ,)(.
| Hummock ii at lib<*rty under 91,000
sand Islands, 1 left my boat and opened, war nddi>*--id by Mi. X. It. upixnt of all llutarialts for the l"nau- ii v!i erati* (bilden Self Hlnnrhimr i* **- liiul lo*ig since Ih-cii nbuiuliiui-d.
W VSHINGTDN,
,i hitc. t- Mr. tatapia that : it • i Saturday
lit i I ,.* d N- i* Fteii h Strain II-1' tins, stalks
came here over the so-called T.vmi- Wjlkisov, Inadseupe
Mitchell. tin- ' Philadelphia* | ,h,n‘l* 1^*>‘*»1»K' the action of the April
•i . 1 half mi hum Ih fore she pulsed Kcarsley
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t« rnt of the Osceola county grand jut ■I..-1» for fivi dayi.
ntni Trail. I am trying to g it a g.s- WiII*i on I'iade l ira- v i . i|i g.'.ile
' 1-n \tit | •«««•r«kr low a> ?I.'*U.
uv^y. IboM* ... at.en.Ume foam) her: inll,i...uur.- who was the m v-tertous^
^ chn „ prefomtJ ,
M„ .
hidiiful
-uggostii
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n-.t11in*.*,
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eral idea of the coastal breeding .He
MINNEAPOLIS: 12, d ear. N<* .-inking beyond recovery, though, "Mi: Mai hair of the Kecunn nnir, .*„
Mdudc v ockrodt and Mrs. Ix*ln Strowns which- seem to me* one of our m i the hd! u-rolling tov.n»d putting l)j* v ( r ( ) ( ) ( is D u i l l t T S
i iirlot arrivals, l cars on track in- knowing In r lerillierativc powers, it *1. i cp c hi Ni-vv (oil. met It*' wire
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utg Hint lie paillciunted tit an alleged
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worst problems, and, in coming up soati* really enri.. true live ilut:a nl
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• luilim: lo liken Supplies liberal. *lc- vii thought she might live through her.* c u lv today for th -i' tti-t inter1 ,ii-. connection
. with tnc
.. ....
Ku hlux Man
To
i> e R e l i e v e d
of
the coast I am satisfied that wo wul.k.
view since
... attack
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. on _Dr.
. >Y. L.
munl nml movement In it, nitirkct out ill): night,
,
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v\
inn
of
M.
Llotiil.
on
Jnn.
7,
Inst.
The itighway in i{aiw| inn ix tliati
o f In co m e T ax
found the mosquitoes*_ which Iir.
tr.uiy. I loriihi, in inch crates tiold-1 Mnte. llcrahnnlt (lied in a largo room cn*e became known. *t he meeting look
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The two women who preferred the
Paine believes dig holes two feel portion of the newer, shorter, Tavnrr
*,*}i Salf-blanchhig ■".■6 doz. stalks v-3- on tin* second dour of lu*r hnnie with pliin* nt the IJninn station upon the rhnrgi's against
Hammock, accompan
es-to-Tanipn
nutomuhih*
Itighwny
that
deep and six inches wide* in Biscnyne
WASHINGTON, Man It 26. Tlti.u- - 1.2*5: i .difurniii, i ratci Golden Heart windows open on the boulevard Perl- arrival of jMc«. Mitchell from Florida
ied Ur. Winn on the date mentioned,
bay—the big black ones like big runs thruugh Clermont, south to Au- snmla of tctiiil dry good i dealers willTIn the rough 95.5tMC.0U.
eie, the noire of trucks and the rail in a private ear o t her father, E. T. when lie wns summoned from Kissim
buindnle, cutting off some miles In he relieved of paying income tax on! BOSTON: 30, clear. No arrivals, road keeping up n low roar to which Slot,* bury. A* Mitchell came tip tin*
Dark Imwkn.
mee to answer what proved to bo n
“More and more I believe .we must distance, and opening tip an entirely portions of tlwir bind: profit; desrrlh-; U|,',robi n and 1 broken car on the In.* was long accustomed, it was the Hti-p) of the ear she appeared in the
!it «Mnreidizi*d income,” tliiotigli, trai l.. Supplies moderate, dem and; dilvH closing of tho.-1* windows, op-' doorway and hold out her hands to fake call.
Impteas upuon the people of tliii state now section of rich and beautiful lake
At the lake the phyilclun’s party
that we cannot hope within any teas- j and hill country, heretofore prin t i- „ jjt, wri gulnlioit nnuoiinci-.l hi ro m -jJint| ntoventent moderate, market is eeed on the finest day of -pring, that him. They then disappeared inside the
<-unn- upon nn automobile which he
onable time to exterminate the inns, rally unseen by human »ye.
mi in n e r B la ir o f t h e int rnnl rev-, toady. Florida, J** nnh crnU-x New g.'ix- the ijmuiI to tho-1- waiting and, i ii »|i ih Inti-r in tin- day wn* to reu-vognized a* being the one which
quito from Florida.
When we t.dh
'!'• t\ilkis«m *.-i\
I he «|ne
i i.-ii- Intreati. T h e <ii-cig '
.*111(111 2 6 do/ '■talks SJ.-'t1 win- lii’i gw it limit, that R -i Mia. dt wn*! •nine the jotirtiey nnrtliwani.
, ' u i n|'ii-iith
,hnd brought tin* call to hint.’ tic got
bt-uniiticntton
hac*-ri w• til III)I> I s *||no t ai lot sale* to washers Mon •bad.
ii-nu. it was -aid m. y
of mos(|uito cunt roll tlu-y scoff and "• High way
out
atnl walked toward the strange car
NEW
YORK.
March
26.—It
was
to
jeer; therefore we must dplingui-h tnifily grown fm inn vci,v small be to a more uniform hv.*>I<■in «•f hook- day, Florida, B> in* It crate* New
Death wa* due to a renewed attack day pointed out that it Daugherty is ntul asked where to locnto the sick
clearly .between control and extermi ginning to quite large proportions kit pin ^ninonK Oil! dr>* K«M>dr met- French Strain 3-6 ilnz. stulka $2.i>0- or uraemic poisoning, which began
at Atlantic City ns reported, ho could person. According fit hi* account of
Friday,, hut the actress astonished her not to* cnm|x:ltcd .to coma here to tell the nffnir, he wns jumped on, thrown
nation; tho disease heating mosquito during tlu* last few months. 1 hardly chnnjs in order to comply with tho 8-10 doz. stalks, $1.50-91.60.
can be. controllpd, of that I am con expected tho response thnt I ant’get bureau requiretfieht* and obtain iu|NE WYORK: 36,‘cloudy. 21 Kin. physician* lty her repeated rallies and the story, but Coughlin declared In* into the car, bound ntul gagged nnd vsvinced. The more I study it the more ting to suggestions for the advance vantnge of the tax exemption result arrived. Supplies moderate, demand her will to live, just an she diij last would to- glad to listen to it.
coiled to a point some miles nwny
I believe tho disenso carrying »|k*- ment of the work. It seems that the ing from the ruling. **
ami movement moderate, market is December, when iuipe hud several
near the Kisximincc-Orlnndo highwly
The hurenu decision culminates n steady for good stuck. Florida, 10 times been abandoned. A priest was
cies can lie controlled by controlling property owner* nre for the work to
where he wns cruelly beaten.
the community itself and the area a man—but the only way to really get |0ng ffort made by the Retail Dry in. h crates, New French Strain and s'limntntieii hurriedly in the middle nf
At tin- time o f the attack tho wom
association to have the rcuu- Gulden Self-binnehing mixed 1-0 doz. the afleriiimn, when symptoms of thc*|
contiguous to it one and one half or action in a m atter of this kind is to
en in Winn’s car are Mtid to have l>ecn
two miles in radius. We must bring nppolnt some one per-oii as a hind, Int inns changed on the gioutnl that stalk- mostly f’2.2a••52.50, few i«**t giavest nnUite stipervetied, but Bern-.
'(•strained front Interfering, by a re
the people of Florida to realize that with full i-e.-|»in*ibility to pu-h the , eita-n of the Im-k !•'*•«•»** •*«* "”t j_*.7'i $7.'to ri do/. -ta;lks mo.itly. ■-■ It.ii lit rallied, nml regained lucidity.
volver pointed at them by ono of tho
• i i c . i t e gain or ini'iim- in the Auction prill** Tuesday: Washed and The priest administered extremu unc
they arc breeding the dreaded diseasi thing.) thiough."
gang. When the alleged klnnsmon
carriers in their own hack yards, in■ “ It is true the cows roam our high-j meaning of the revenue law*. With precooled 3-6 doz. stalks
drove off, followed by another car,
1 lion, which she acknowledged with
this
stand
Mr.
Blair
has
agreed,
wny*,
and
the
best
way
to
solve
that
s _
their cisters, rain barrels, ditches,
which had come up during the mhtup,
*10 doz. i tuiks 93-55, hunched 3 doz. faint movements of the hands and
I H r TI ip A w n r l n l r a l ' r » « l
head, too weak to speak.
cess pools und other man-created pla problem is to meet and and beat it and saying that the amount of the book stalk* 92.20-92.10.
they ti*k with them tho key to Winn’s
TULSA, Okla., March 27.—Chief of
The wid6w of Edmond Rostand,
ces. We know tho diseaso bearing mos find u way out. Treat the highway profit should hot bo included n s 'in
car, thu* forestalling any attem pt on
I’llll.ADELITIIA: 36, partly clou
Tulsa net Ini police with newspaper
come
from
the
operation
og
the
busi
under
consideration
like
a
drive
thru
whose
fame
ia
linked
with
that
of
quito is a strictly local breeder, and
the part of his companions, to sum
dy. 7 Flotilla arrived, 7 cars on
men left Hero this morning in nn
does not fly great distances from a park. This cantud be done by the ness in future tax returns.
track including broken. .Supplies Bernhardt, and the poet's soli, Mau airplane for wooded hills near Terlton mon help.
Mr. Illnir’* instructions to internal
planting of a few row* of shrubs and
home.
In the car with Winn ntul the two
moderate, demand nnd movement is rice ■Rostnud, were a t the bedside.
revenue
collector*, however, make*
plants
along
the
road,
hut
it
ran
toBernhardt’s grandson, M. Grosso, where AI Spencer long sought ns the women, were an aged veteran of tho
, ‘‘It is most gratifying to know
moderate, market steady. Florida, 10
^hnt nt present fifty-two communi done by planting things that nre Vow it clear that accurate records must inch crate* New French Strain -1*0 brought the first flowers into the death lender of a notorious.hand of outlaws wnr between tho slates, nnd a young
reports early today lo be wounded
ties jn Florida have Instituted, nre t eslstant' outside of the fences. The Iks kept by the retailers if they nre doz. stalks $1.75-92215; 3 doz. stalk* chamber—mauve and white lilacs.
hut still at tho head of five members
to
have
advantage
of
the
decision's
best
result!!
are
obtained
if
the
fences
Flowers
m
ine
Horn
ninny
friends
un
seeking for or planning mosquito
tnx exemption ptovialon. It stated $1.75-92.00; H doz. stalk* 91-60-92.00; the outside, and the room was soon of his band now fight ing n pitched REAL PRIZE FIGHT IN
control, mensufos, and every one of nre not stressed too much.
It) doz. Rtulkn $1.50. Washed and pre
battle with large posse.
“The principal planting might bo of further that the lax payer should
those communities has asked the state
“PUTTING IT OVER” TONIGHT
cooled
-1-6 doz, stalk* $2.75; 3 doz. heaped with large designs.
keep separate records on uctunl and
original
native
growth,
including
Bernhardt's
last
stage
role,
in
Sa
board of health for assistance, and how
TNLSA,
March
27.
—
Crawling
stalk*
$2.50.
AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE
book profits und that riders attached
caa fifty-two communities be helped pines, turkey oak and saw palmetto,
DETROIT: 32, clear. No cnrlot cha Guitry’s play "Un Sujot tie Ro slowly up the rugged high side, a
to
the
income
tnx
.return
should
show
man" was never, filled. She insisted
Wit |,two saltitary ' cng'lnecrs*~an11 two adding n few clumps of bamboo and
The prize fight in “Putting It
fully the difference in the amounts arrivals, U car* on track Including she would appear, but the doctors anti posse of forty men which wns held nt
touching
the
general
scheme
up
.with
inspectors in the field.
and o nwhieh the tnx exemption is broken. Supplies moderate, demand her family interfered and prevented hay nil Inst night Is gradually clos Over” I* a veritable whirlwind. Earl
bits
of
hibiscus
and
oleander,
'litis
"The state board of health must
ing lit from four sides nnd raking the
improving, movement nualcrutc, mar
her last appearance. Her last appear retreat of the bnndit* with rille fire. Schaeffer ns Porky Donovan, anti
have the money and the men to throw can to* dene nt very small cost and claimed.
ket
steady.
Florida,
lu-lnch
crates
Dick Talmadge os Bob Merritt, tho
ance was in motion pictures ntado in
‘
_-----------into the field—we do not want money made much more attractive than the
Golden
Self-binnehing
and
New
challenger,
haw darccd on tho realoher home which remains unfinshed.
•o sit in offices—we want money to place* where they trieil to use all the Seminole Athletic Club
French .Strain 4-0 do*, stalks $».50ml
ring
before/
They agreed to mix it
Charley
(Jano
Here,
In
Three score nnd ono years on the
put field workers throughout the en plants in the nursery catnlog.
Will Piny Sanford at $2.75, poor quality and condition $2- stage
—nml mix it they did. Walt till you
There
nre
n
number
of
lakes
along
did
not
fill
her
lift*.
She
found
spected New Theatre, see Hint scrap. If you don’t think Ite
tire state. Yet the state board of
Monroe Friday Aft. $2.25.
liny! to bo poet, novelist, painter und
health lias been accuscdrfof crying the highway that ran to* made beauty
BALTIMORE: 30, clear. 1 Flori sculptor, yet seemed never too busy to
Pronounces it Fine the best you ever saw, then wo give
'Wolf—Wolf’ or scaring up bugaboos Spo t s * t small coat by developing the
da
nftived,
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car*
on
track
Including
up.
lutulTtelweeit them and the mad. This
see her many friend* nmf always seek
The Seminole Athletic club of I-ako
i norder to induco the legislature 15
broken. Suppiie* moderate,* closing ing something more to do.
Charley Gnho, the well known min
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can
bo
done
very
satisfactorily
with
Mouruo
is
among
the
new
organiza
Rive us a larger appropriation. Ma
Monday
and
opening
Tuesday.
Dostrel
man
nnd
one
who
is
very'popu
tions of the county nnd promises to
Oil Inspector McLin
ny say our talking, which we have the native growth.”
lar In Hanford was in the city last
Definite date for the opening of the be ono of the Iwnt. It was organized to mnnd and movement slow, mnrket Allies Dispatch Note
done carefully and quietly Is nil bunk.
Resigns From Job at
night on n Hying trip nnd wn* tho
highway to Clermont will to* announc foster nil good clean sports nnd to dull. Florida, 10 Inch crates mostly
In this connection 1 want to rend
fair
quality,
Golden
Self-blanching
guest
of
Ed
lztne
while
hero.
Charley
to
Angora
Tomorrow
ed in the near future. Rumor says it givo the young people of Monroe plen
Tallahassee Today
you a letter front Dr. .Camming, *urknow* na much about thentre* nml the
will Pc a ufotorende well worth while. ty of athletics. They have a good hall 4-6 doz. stalks best $2.00-$2.25, poor
Stating
Peace
Terms
Reon general o f ! the United States
show business ns any man on the roatl State Institutions Buy Clothing for
leant nnd Friday afternoon they will er low as $1.50; 8-10 doz. stalks best
public health service, dated March
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$1.75-92.00, poorer low as $1.00.
nnd nfter he had Inspected the new
The Daily Herald. 15c per week.
play
the
Sanford
team
nt
1-ake
Mon
* State Ward*
Admit of Discussion nnd Want Con
10, 1023: 'During tho past season ensMllane
theatre nml gone over the plan*
rjHCAGO:
41,
clear.
2
Califor
roe nt 3:30. The Box supper thnt was
ference nt Lausanne
es of yellow fever occurred nt Vic
lie »nid it was one of the best in tho
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to have been given by tho Seminole nia, 17 Florida nrrived, 61) enr* on
toria, 5|exico, and in tho valley of most experienced engineers to co-op
TALl*AHAS8E$, March 27.—W. S.
state for the rize and thnt it would
track
including
broken.
Supplies
HR-1
tfty
T„r
.%
„
orinlr4
Prr„
,
Athletic
Club
Friday
of
this
week
has
the I'anuco river. It is believed not erate with the slate and local health
LONDON, Match 27.—It is uxpeet- accommodate any rotid show that McLin, past two years oil Inspector In
been postponed until Friday, April C. cral, demand und movement good,
improbable thnt points In Mexico clos authorities in mosquito control mea
mnrkct
steady.
Florida
10-in.
crates
c,|
that the AHiu*-wiHJIispatch n note canto to Florida. He nlso purchased partment, has submitted his resigna
The Athletic Association is a rran g
er to our border may already contain sure* In the border state*, nml is now
IVarly
White
4-C
doz.
stalks
$2.75to
Angora
tomorrow stnting that the come stock in the Milnne and stated tion, effective April 1, to enter private
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that the other Southern states ing a scries of entertainments and somosquitoes
infected with.......................tuging
yellow fey*3.00, few $3.25; 8 doz. stalks $2.50, Turkizh peace propo.-dtla will admit of that he would be in Sanfohl early in business.
ditto
for
tho
summer
months
th
at
will
vr, nnd that numerous cases of the innugurntp measures to control sUgprove of great value to the younger Golden Self-blanshing 4-0 doz. stalks discussion, and that the Allies nre tho fall to put on a home minstrel
diseasc may appear in the Mexican omyln breeding during this spring
TALLAHASSEE, March 27^-Tho
set
nt I-nke Monroe.
v 92.60-$2.75; K ilox. stalks $2.25; 2 ^ prepared to m um o negotiations. It and would to* able to see all his old
towns on the border in the spring of and summer. The recent outbreak of
Board
of Commuaionera of state in
Sanford
friend*.
Charley
was
for
ma
is
understood
tho
note
will
suggest
Thu officers of the Club are T. J. nnd 3 doz. stalks $2.25-52.50, New
dengue fever Is sufficient example oi
1023.
stitutions
are today inspecting ex
ny
years
tho
premier
comedian
with
Igtusanne
na
the
place
of
meeting
and
French
Strain
4-0
doz.
stalks
$255Jacobs, president; Mrs. S. II. By"With knowledge of tho possible how rapidly nnd extensively a mos
hibits
of
wearing
apparel, preliminary
Coburn’s
inlnitrcls
and
has
traveled
the
middle
of
April
ns
the
date.
$2.50;
8
doz.
stalks
$2.00-$2.25r
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channon, viro president; GusiSchirrah,
proximity of the yellow fever to the quito bjrne infection may spread un
to awarding the contracts to supply
all
over
thu
wttrld
with
various
aggre
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doz.
stalks
$1.50-94.75;
2
‘i
and
3
doz.
business
manager;
O.
R.
Shelby,
sec
United States, the public health xer- der the condition of ntoiquito Infes
»»•* statu institutions.
Tho Herald for first class Job work. gations.
retary and lien Lake, treasurer.
stalks $2.00-$2.25. •
vioe baa already aaslgncd one of ita tation which extoted last summer.
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IMPORTANT WORK
TWO THEORIES
ARE FORMED
ON MURDER
WILL VISIT
IN AUGUSTA
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I/:’.M(V
Art iiiferi,
Koncl iieautit’ication
Pari
POLICE
IN AIRPLANE
AFTER BANDITS
TO AID
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�THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, MARCH gfl, 1923
CLEAN UP WEEK AT TAT.LA
ionvillc sml ‘Union Avenue. 'T h is
grove was the site of the Old P o rt
Mellon.
MRS. FEED DAIGER, Society Editor
Phooe 217-W
I t r*» k s t i t a r f r l t t i t
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—I t r * « a r t g m t t m - a / w W r » a r » * ■ ! « «
I i ai t . a r I t r a a a r e t a i r r l a l a t a i , w r i t
a a a atal n u t fa U l> I n a r O a t f i l , a l r l M
• s ta ll* . a r i t r l r F k a a a t h e l i e n . I t etU
W a re a lte » » » tr» h fr*
SOCIAL CALENDA
Tuesday—Daughters Meeting of Me
thodist Missionary Society at 3:30
p. m. a t home of Mrs. Tom Williams
on Oak Ave.
Tuesday—Bridge Party for tho Socisl department of the Woman’s club
at the Wclaka lobby a t 3:20 p. in.
with Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin as hos
tels.
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Tuesday—Sallle Harrison chapter N.
8. D. A. R. picnic nt Palm Grove
on Pace's place at, 12:30.
Tuesday—Mrs. Sam Younts will en
tertain the members of the Tuesday
Auction Bridge club a t her home on
Magnolia Ave at 3 p. m.
—Wc\lnosday—Mrs. A. F, McAllister
will entertain at luncheon honoring
Mrs. C. J. Ryan.
Wednesday—Literature department of
Woman's Club a t the homo of Mrs.
M. Martin, Magnoliu Ave., 3:30.
Friday—N, deV. Howard Chapter of
U. D. C., meets a t Palm Room, Val
des at 3:30 p. m. .
J. L. Barnes and Charles L Polk
were among tho business visitors here
Saturday '.from Jackzonvlllc.
Dr. and Mrs. E. Lang of Madison,
Fin., spent tho week-end here ct thd
Montezuma.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hart of Che
boygan, Mich., arrived In the city
yesterday for a short stay.
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Ablett W. Hmytho of Eustis Is here
spending a few days' with his mother
Mrs. Charles Campbell.
. Miss Ruba Williams circled the city
this morning and has gone to Orlando
for tho day in the Airplane.
Clinton Cowan and J. Willard Tay
lor, of Cincinnati, were among thi
tourists arriving in Sanford Saturday
Mrs. Mary Beeroff, of Cincinnati
is pleasantly located at the Monteauma for a short visit.
Mrs. F. J. Gonzales, of DeLand, is
spending the (lay here ns the guestit
cf. friends.
Mr..nnd Mrs. Kenneth Murrell, of
Orlnndo, are spending a few days here
as tho guests pf friends. *
— :---. Frceninn Gnlloway is In the city in
tho interest of tho Redpath C’hautnu-
Mils Lucy Byrd Hmytho spent the
. week end mojt pleasantly ut Cocon
the guest of Miss Freddie.llrynn1
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HJ F. Slater, of New York, with
Slater-White H at Co., is spending a
few days here calling on nln Ipcal
customers.
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Mrs. F. B. Langley and little son,
Frank, of Imkel&nd, arc tho guests, of
Dr. and Mrs. ff. T. L angley,at their
home on Park avenue.
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F or Florida: Mostly cloudy
?*0 tonight and Tuesday; probv - ably local rain's in extremo
|U» north portion; cooler In ex
WEEK OF MARCH 25TH TO 31ST it* treinu north portion TuesLITERATURE DEPARTMENT
ita day.
Monday
2:30 p. m. to 12—Johnny J. Jones'
The monthly meeting of the Liter
ature department will be held at tho Exposition on the Lake Front.
7:30 p. m.—Alice Ilrady In "Missing
residence of Mrs. M. Martin, Com
Millions"
ut Princes* Theatre.
fort cottage, Wednesday, nt 3:20 p.
8 p. m.— Regular meeting I. 0 . 0 .
pi. All members nre urged to be pres
1\. nt Masonic Hall.
ent.
7:30 p. m.—Dowling at the Parish
DAUGHTERS MEETING OF MIS House.
7:30 p. m.—Bnnd Rchcnraal, Tom
SIONARY SOCIETY
Tomorrow afternoon at the homo of O’Shantcr Ladies Band a t the Court
Showers today nnd flowers tomor
Mrs. Tom 'Vftlliam* on Oak uvonuc, House.
row.
will be the meeting of the Daughters
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Taesdsy
of the Missionary Society of the M.
2:30 p. m. to 12—Johnny J, Jones’ Johnny Jones thlji week and ChnuE. church, honoring tho departed mo
tauqua follows beginning Saturday
thers at 3:30 p. m. Alj piembers of Exposition on the Lake Front.
night.
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7:30
p.
m.—Richard
Talmadgc
in
tho missionary noddy aro asked to
"Putting
it)
Over"
at
thp
Princess.
be present.
This in the week to show- your col
8 p. in.—Regular drill Co. D., F. N.
G., nt the court house.
. — ors and make it possible for the Chau
SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE
8 p.‘ ni.— Regular meeting Royal tnuqun to come ngnin next year.
The'Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
Arch
Masons nt Masonic Hnll.
give n Subscription Bridge party on
Mrs. F. F. Monger hns returned
12:15
noon—Weekly luncheon of Ro
Tuesday evening, April 3rd, a t the
from
Daytona Beach where she spent
Perish House. Please phone Mrs. R. tary Club ut the Vn]dc* Hotel.
the past week.
A. Newman (9G)t or Mrs. Howard Ov
Wednesday
crlin (9082) for reservations. A good
Mr*. II. C. W aters spent Sunday
2:30
p.
m.
to 12—Johnny J., Jones’
time is assured all. Prico 50?. .
with her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. H. II.
Exposition
on
the
Lake
Front.
310-Man- Wcd-Fri-c
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7:30 p. m.— A distinct noyclty mo W itherington a t Apopka.
THE FATHERS AND MOTHERS tion picture made a quarter of a cen
The prico of celery remnfns nbout
tury ago, showing the inauguration of
(/F SANFORD
McKinley, the retiring president, Gro the same hut tho. growers have high
ver Cleveland, soldiers ,thnt fought In hopes of better prices now that the
You are all eager, I know to give
tho Spanish-Amcrican war; and many big load hns bci'n shipped.
your children every educational ad other scenes taken nt this time nnd
vantage possible. Some of them may
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Vick nnd Mr.
"S trongheart/l tho wonder dog, the
not he ubjc to go to college, but right
nnd
Mr.a John *B uard of Orlnndo
king of his line In*“Brawn of tho
hero 'in Sanford they are going to
were
the guests, today af Mr. and
North" nt tho Princess Theatre.
hnve ten (10) opportunities of broad
Mrs.
H.
C. W aters.
.
12:10 noon—Weekly luncheon of
ening and -deepening their education
tho Kiwanis Club nt the Vnldex.
nnd of developing their taste for the
8 p. m.—Regular meeting Elks Club •John M aurer freturhed Saturday
right kind of entertainment.
This
from n two weeks trip to New York
a t the Club House.
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will be at tho low price of 1714 cents
nnd
other points in the interests of the
7:30 p. in.— Howling at the Parish
per entertainment or less.
American Fruit Growers, lie was ac
Houro.
This is the CHAUTAUQUA which
companied to Sanford by his brother
will bo held nt Sanford beginning
Armnnd, who will remain several
Thursday >
March 3ist and lasting five dnyc. All
to 12—Johnny J.' Jones’ days.
students under 1 years may buy n
i the Lake Front.
season ticket for $ 1.GO nnd those over
T. A. Galloway, advanco man for
Katherine MncDonald in
n special student ticket for $1.75. This “ Heroes nnd Husbands'i" nt tho I’rin- tho Kcdpath Chautauqua is in tho cily
to help put over the ticket sales. Mr.
hist is n reduction allowed usually to cera Theatre.
college towns.
8 p. in,— Rrguin'r drill Medical Calloway who is known as "Merry
Sunshine” l.v enlhusiuntic over th°
your Corps nt the court house.
Do you think you can all
child to miss such nti opportunity?
8 p. m.—Hand drill, 151th Infnntry prospects for putting Ihe Chautauqua
ovfcr the top in Sanford this season*
These tickets are on sale by the Boy Band a t the court house.
Scouts, nt the Grammar and High
7:30 p. in.— Dowling at the Parish and if the advance sale of tickets
Schools. The Spciinl Student Tickets House.
($1.75) nre on sale only a t the High
Friday
KEN GUERNSEY
School, hut may he had on
tlon by any student over 1 years. i C:30 p. m. to 12—Johnny J. Jones’
WAS ELECTED
Special arrangements will bo made Exposition on the Lake Front.
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ROTARY PRES.
with school work so thnt the ppuils . 7:30 p. m.— Peter 11. Kyno’s cele
(Continued from page 1) .
may lie able to attend cvflry enter* brated novel "The Pride of Palomar"
member of President Hardings' party,
a t the Princess .Theatre,
tainment,
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12:15 noon—\veexty Luncheon of who hud ju st landed by airplane, hav
’ HAVE YOU BtfliGHT A TICKET
tho Chamber of Commerce a t th e Vnl- ing been dispatched by the president
FOR YOUR CHILD?ti
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from the Indian river to express his
i!c;: Hotel.
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7:30 p. in.— Rand Rehearsal, Tam greeting to the Itntarians. The pres
O’Shanter Ladies' Hand nt the Court ident, according to Curmnck,_js in
FLOWER BULBS—Now is tho time
dignant because he lias been “virtual
House.
for spring plunting. Wo have (i
ly imprisoned" on the East Const nnd
nice line of Dahlias, Hyacinths nnd
Saturday
because he has hud ti*o much rest "und
rill kinds of flowering bulbs. Come in
2:30 p. m. to 12—Johnny J Joncs’ p poor variety of Uiut." He communi
and see us.—The I». Allen Seed Com Kx|>ositioii on tlie Izikc Front.
cated th at he had made every effort
pany, Snnfofd, Fin.
3l0*5ip ,7:^0 p. m.— Redpath Chautauqua to escape nnd come to this side of tho
opens five dnys engagement, Di Gior etate, where there is "something doThere is very little altruism left, gio Concert Orcheltra.
,
jpg"—but promised to elude Ills cap
excel)t that in Europe’s plaintive as ,7:80 p. m.—Peter U. Kynp's cele tors and come next winter.
sertion 'tllnt we can't get along with brated novel “The Pride of Palomar”
Fred Turner ns "F ath er Time" nnd
out, her,
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nt tho Princess Theatre.
Dave Cook ns the “S pirit of Rotary”
i- ulv fashion lluu
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Doiger, *r., of
Tampa, will arrived here this nftcrnoon to spend,a iho rt timo with rela
tives. '
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ItA SSEE
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U. 1). C. MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the
N. deV. Howard Chapter, U. D. C.,
will bo held Friday afternoon a t 3:30
at the Palm room of the Valdes Ho
tel.
.Oaily Fashion Hint
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TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 2tt—The
city fnthera hnve decreed the week heginnin gMonday, March 20 a t a clean
up week preparatory to the meeting
of the legislature. A proclamation iasaod by Mayor Guy McChortl makta it
incumbent upon housewives, shop
keepers and folk In general to re
move the rubbish from their premise*
ALICE BRADY
ORLANDO, March 20.—The week!>• cjtrus review by F, I- Skeliy ns
issued from the office of the Ameri
can F ru it Growers, Inc., says:
The cold snap at the beginning of
the week which m ined Florida pro
bably will exert a favorable Influence
The story was taken from the Red
Tho Herald for first class job work. Book Mugaxine and has'to do with
on the citrus ’ situation. Reports are
thr^t straw berries nr.i some early
those beloved crooks—of the untru lls in many sections outside of NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED:
dcnvorld—"Boston Blackie," „mi
Florida wore given a severe setback.
Tho Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 his peppy pal "Mary. Also—
They therefore will not be felt In contemplates n rair-o In scale to J 5 c
to tho extent which otherwise might per houf, taking effect May 15, 1023.
“CALL THE COP
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2»l-2Ctp
bn expected.
A Mack Sennet Comedy
0 ranges—While thera was some
slackening in inquiry, orange prices
TONE UP THE KIDNEYS
continued steady and firm throughout
"Symptoms of Kidney trouble aro
Ore
the week, exceptionally good pricer.!
pri*
Richard Talmadgo in
oil
gone. Water is clear and does not
being paid for. very j;ood fruit in the
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, burn. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do
markets. A further advance on good
‘Putting it Over
the work," writes W. J. Grady, New
lock is anticipated.
Grapefruit—Tho effect of tho very Orleans, Louisiana, Backache, rheu
heavy shipments of the previous two matic pains, lin'd feeling, aro symp
Foley
wesks has bsen very manifest thia lost to m of distressed kidneys.
Aro the gcari on your car insured?
Kldnry
Pills
tono
up
the
kidneys
nnd Muster lubricant cepries with it n
wtek. The m arket hut ln-ch dull and
liatloss with very IIgilt inquiry and quickly relievo kidney and bladder guarantee to ruplaco broken dr worn
Insftt
small demand. The evident accumula trouble. Refuse substitutes.
out gears. Costs no mors than other
tion of r.upplles has halted an upward upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv good greaze—Sanford Battery Sendee
turn in price which properly should
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hayo been left about this tinto. In CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED and
Cleaned
ty
youi*
satisfaction.
Ilnmilvlpw of the continuing heavy ship
ments there in no immediate prospect tpn-Beactr Electric Washcm ured—
SANFORD STEAM I'RESSKRY
o f' betterm ent. In spite of this ac
Phone
Sanford, Fla.
Don't forget the Big Easter Ball,
cumulation the m arket has continued * - !»6D '
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steady; nnd with any noticeable re- 3Q0-5tp
dWlion in. the volume of outgoing
shipment! the market will probably ................................................................................................................................
show considerable responsiveness,
ritE S II, NEW, SwfcET
Apparently it la going to Ire nec
essary to reviso figures as to thu1
grapefruit crop remaining for ship
ment. Heavy drop In some sections Little Hits from Ihe Hast—I Vi Pound lhlxcs
durin £tlio last two weeks, and the
quantity of grapefruit being utilized
by canning must l>c considered. Few
realize tho extent to which the can
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
ning industry has grown since Mr.
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agirncy
Itexall Store
Ralph Polk produced Hie first canned PHONE 3
Hanford, Florida
grapefruit in Miami in 1321. The lar
gest company in this business, op
erating three plantn, advise th a t they
alone will uso this n-.iton something
in oxcean of 150,000 field boxes of
HERE’S YOUR STAFF OF LIFE, IN
grapefruit. If it i.t estimated th st fill
EVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY i
the other canneries combined will uso
an additional 100,000 boxes, it its ap
If >on want to realize that there i" an art of baking,'you need only
parent we must deduct 250,000 boxes
look at Ihe counters of Routh's Ilakdry. There, rows upon rows of
front the estim ated nuiount of grape
Ilrrjtd, Pie-*, Cakes, Crullers, Muffins, nnd scores of other variolic*
fruit remaining on the tjoca. The
tempt the appetite and ileiiglit the eye. Almuiule purity of ingfeddroppEgt? I” more difficnit to figure,
lints, linked In the cleanest, most scientific ovens.
hut rhould he tnl.yn into coiuidcra-
ROUTH BAKERY
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The IIchild delivered six tim es a
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■uunBuauaaaMrtsKnittnfWaSfKfiasgXUKetfMRiyKBi:
10 Stores in Georgia
1 Store in Florida
Sanford’s New Store
Phone 127
DE BE VOISE BRASSIERES
Dates Hooked Ahead
Bnnd Concert, Sunday •1:15, nt Cen
tral Park.
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April 2nd—F.nstcr Ball, St. Agnes
Guild, ut the Parish House.
Chautauqua, March Slat to April
tm;t Si/.cn Wilh Adjustable Waist Hand
Fashion Hint
Mr*. E. L. Fcrran, of Eustis Is the
guest of her.d au g h ter,
IL,!*.
Thrasher, at hwr, home ou Park ave
nue.
WHITE SATEEN DOUBLE-PANEL PETTICOATS
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Small nnd .Larue Sizes
William and F. Krietenstcin of
Chicago, 111., yrh* have
speiuling
the winter In the state, arrived here
Saturday for p few days’ visit.
MUSLIN S U P S
Dr. and Mr*. McMurtiy, Kyle nnd
Shirley Murtrey, of Conneaut Izike,
Pa., were am onf the arrivals here Sat
urday and sp^nt| the week-end nt the
Montezuma.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Guriicy Doudhcy
and little daughter, of Miami, arc
the guests of, tho form er's mother,
Mrs. A. Vaughan at her'Hoine on San
ford Heights. ,; t
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Mr. and Mrs.. It. V; Hunklcy of
Osanay, Mich* Were nmppg the nrrlvels here yesterday and will, r;icnd a
few day* herp nt the HontezUmd on
rouU* to tho northern park o l the
state. ' .
Mr. and Mrn. J. H. Wilson had as
their dinner gpr.its yesterday, Mr. dnd
Mrs. John t ujbv, who hsvo been the
guests of Johp Rur-soll all tho winter,
and leaae shortly for th*?r homo in
Benton Harbor, Mich.
The picnic o f the Ssllio Harrison
Chapter N, 8, D. A. R. will, bp d ^ n
tomorrow a t 12:00 In the lovely Palm
Grow, of the property of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Pace, a t tho fool of Mol• / . *‘
, k'ftsj
Wide Double Hem
DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES
.'Hj-inchcs, 7 feet, each
cotton cfPi*-s in vivid tints. Bright
yellow
elht t.vc for tht fust model
which tin! a* • short-slcei^cd Wnono
1-loutc and skirt fonucl of two flounces
aitachrel to a st’rjirthtline foundation.
The l»cn l» foHnrd of ro*tt*s «f jWlow
nhlKMi with dark brown centers, strung
ilpon a l»rit of dark l^rrnn niouf.
Medium size requires 4N yanl< 36Inch ntatcriaf. ’
’ *•
,
"
Gray cotton crfpe 1* used for tree
second model and the twisted belt.of
%-elvct ribbon ts iti bnght copiwr color.
It re finished with two large bow* and
long streamer*. A hit of lace fimshei
the deep neck. If prrfcrml, gathered
side panels may be added to the dcsqjn.
Without the ;renel», It requires, for
medium sire, 3)4 yard* 36-inch
nWFiCm ^lodcl: Pictorial Review Dress
HJ6 “ » 44 "'b e* b***1.1: Drcsi No: 1483inches bust and 16 to
', 33 cento.
nvnairMl
.
CHARMING VF.LVF.T FROCK
The latest frocks gain in dignity
eet
SELLS IT FOR LESS
W elaka BI
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923
TT
arc. She is being subsidized by those fully disseminated by the liquor ring,
than the library association has to
j.
T
B
t
f
a
Carter
interested in foisting the saloon back nm beset by mm fleets besido which n t-d ir1 'rom s u , e '*
spend on a lot or two lots. Tho ninttcr
these
lying
off
the
Atlantic
nenboard
Higginbotham
wos
arrested
'
onto
tho
American
people,
to
whip
Fu*llafcrft r tr r r ftflrrnonn n r r p l Hnn- was brought to the attention of the
Norway "hud Iceland out of tho light of the United States are mere flotil an affidavit sworn out by lh, 1 ? ?
«a r at tkr llrrald UuIISIhk. 1*»T Clinniber of Commerce and the Cham
Magnolia A if , Snnford, Fla,
attorney who acted in lieu of ^
wines nnd beer class back into the las.
ber of Commerce has been trying to
The
only
difference,
aside
from
the
iury action it is understood, w Z J J
hard liquor class.
its offices to the result of un
The Herald Printing1Co. give
size
of
the
booze
armadas,
between
was learned that Tabert had died »
As
everyone
knows,
Norway
and
tangling the skein of doubt and un
i
*
r in i.is iir .u s
tho
Norwegian
nnd
live
American
sit
Dixie county instead of Taylor r
Iceland
nre
chiefly
dependent
upon
certainty and vnrious views on the
.......... editor
uations is that here we arc bombarded ty, nnd thnt the circuit court for hi!
n, j . lioi.i.v
their
fisheries
for
their
prosperity.
subject.'Yesterday
a
committee
from
W. J . I I 1,1. AIt l>__ Hrrrrlary-Trrnourcr
H. A . «KKL..._.......... tlrnrral Manager the Chamber of Commerce nppenred
Spain is onu of their largest custom with the insistence thnt the niege io county had already held it.,
TIOM.T ... A tl.rrll.lna Manager
ers. “ Keep your eyes on the hut, la would be lifted immediately, if only U-rm without having the raie on JJ
A d .rrtl.ln f lln lr. Made K a u n n on before the City Commissioners nnd
dles nnd gentlemen, here is whore the light wines and beer are permitted, docket,
,
Apftlleallon
asked them to select two lots within
Higginbotham was employed kv
black magic comes." Some time ago whereas in Norway where ligho wines
lu n v m SH U T
F t r e u l n f l f l a M a n a g e r the price of the library association
Spain
notified
both
Iceland
and
Nor-:
nnd
beer
have
flowed
in
cver-increasthe
Putnam Lumber company „f pcr
I'haae IU#*\V a llrr B p. in.
nnd to ask the Library association to
wny that unless they would modify lin g extent for the Innt three years, ry, Fin., and was charged in affid, ’
H* ftabaerlpllon Frier In Adtanrr
take this refection nnd s ta rt the build
Oar Vrar-f.—----------------- ----------- WJJO ing ut•once. The Herald hopes th a t
their prohibition laws so ns to admit the demnnd is for complete abrogation vita given by n North Dakota attar
Ilk Monika
......... -— a 00
ncy ns having brutally flogged j uh'
Spanish wines with an alcoholic con of the prohibition law
'- »* 1JFIIVI
Ilrllvrrrd In Cll|r by Farrier
the association will take the location,
---.‘—IS O nla
There is no middle course between Tnbert nnd caused his death. Tabert
tJar W eek
tent
up
to
21
per
cent,
all
commercial
buy the lots and let the work of erect
' Tbr bln 13- tn LX-paRn Weekly ller- ing the new building s ta rt a t once.
treaties with them would be renounced booze or no booze.—Jacksonville Jo u r was serving pnder lease to the |uni.
ald rnllrelr rn trra Srmlnalr County
ber company after having been
nnd their exports taxed to the point of nal.
and la pukllahrd r%rry Friday, Advrr- There is not n location in the city th at
tuinit rntra made knmvn <>n nppllra- will suit everyone. It In better to suit
----------- o----------tencod in Leon county to two month!
being
barred.
Iceland
yielded
nftc-r
a
(lon. V3.00 per year, ultra!■ In adtanrr.
imprisonment for vagrancy.
brief struggle. Norway held out until Guard PutJJnder
the majority nnd let it go a t that. It
M U M IIKIl T I I F A ttkO C IA T K II I'lll.S H
Public attention was focused on ih*
a
few
weeks
ago
when
she
yielded
to
T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s In e x c l u s i v e l y is better to stu rt the building and put
Tabert ensu a couple of month* «,0
Arrest/o\i
Charge
“the necessities of the situation." The
• H illled to t h e u s e fo r re iiu tiH c n tlo n of this bond money into circulation than
a l l ttewH (U niA tches r r a i ll te t l to It o r
approximately a year after it* «!
attack ii now being directed ngainst
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 to have any more useless argum ents
of Brutal K illing cum-ncc.
a n d nlno tin, lo c a l
n e w * p u b ll n h e d
An investigation h»d u<n
Denmark,
while
in
Germany
the
liquor
on the ninttcr ami keep the bond mo
H erein.
conducted in the meantime by t n
Interests under the direction of Dr.
All rlffMn o f r o - p u b t l c n t l o n o f i p e c l a l ney tied up. The people voted $15,000
d i s p a t c h e s h e re in n r e a l s o r e s e r v e d .
torney fromN onh Dakota.
(Ur Thr Anaorlnlrd Preaal
Neumnnn, of Herne, have for some
for a library building nnd the people
TALLAHASSEE, March 2(1.—W al
lime
been
organized
in
an
tffort
to
want it built a t some central loca
I'nitlim Adrertirimi h e p le t e n 1,■live
11 IE ,\MEI11CAN l*IU-3b AASoCIA T lON
fight against prohibition throughout ter Higginbotham, private convict
Everybody invited to the Kziter
tion. On l ‘nrk avenue nnd l.'ith street
gunrd, has boon arrested and is held Hal!, April 2nd, Parish House. 303.tfc
Europe.
are two lots that have been chosen
in custody in Dixie county charged
Americans who nre fearful of the with first degree murder In connection
ami while they urc not central now ns
dark ways of the Old World diplom with the death early In 11*21 of Mar
fa r as the business location is con
Dnily Herald on *alc at Joe's Smoke
acy
need not lie particularly proud of tin Tnbert, of Munich, N. Dak., ac House,- Mobley's Drug Store ami
cerned,
they
will
soon
be
in
the
cen
Chic Acontn, of Jacksonville, has
this fling in "Internationalism” which cording to n telegram to tho Assocl- H unt’s rhnrmncy.
ter of the growing city of Sunford
the right name.
^
American brewers nnd distillers are
and they are in a part of the city that
taking tn European nffnirs. It 1s n
And next week we believe the legis is free from the heavy automobile
m u ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■IB
fair sample of their methods.
traffic,
free
from
the
commercial
tra
f
lature starts “working."
■
stahulary shall be employed primarily from foreign renegades mude such an
As
stupid
as
they
nre
vicious,
they
fic
and
business
and
in
a
position
that
■
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we think will prove very satisfac in the furnishing of adequate police organization necessary. Neither the think they have the Americans fooled
■
And then we edn look for some laws tory in the years to come.
■
protection to the inhabitants of the urban or rural population need an or with their light wines and beer talk.
■
to bo fearfully and wonderfully made.
ganization
of
state
troops'
to
protect
rural
sections
of
the
state
for
the
We
all
know
the
twaddle:
"Give
u#
B
And in the name of pence and har
I
—.
o----------—
mony ami a Greater Sanford the Her greater security of their persons and them from criminals within or w ith back light wines and -beer nnd the
■
I
That Rallor who drowned in the St. ald asks that all parties he satisfied property. The bill further elaborates out, and we feel confident that the whole American problem is solved;
I
■
Johns river la-cause he could not swim : with the location ami get the building that the duties of the members of the members of the legislature will put smuggling, bootlegging, the private
must hnvts been the hoy who was started and get to something else in Constabulary nre similar to other greased skids under the proposed bill, still and the rum fleet will all lie
taught “not to go near the water."
the line of building a bigger and bet pence officers of the state, nnd in ad which in addition to creating a furth things of the past, nnd the whole na
----------- o ----------- ,
dition to the factor for the prevention er objectionable organization, would tion will return to the ways of right
ter Sanford. Let's Go!
o! crime, they will have the authority saddle on the tnx-poyers neck the sum eousness under the benignant influ
Statem ent by figure shark says
th a t internal revenue figures show HIGH CLASH ENTERTAINMENT tn execute any lawful w arrant against of $700,000.00 for their two years ence of 'mild liquor'." I t i n enough to
There coulil lie no better index to char
violators of the law, and will bo able nmintennnec. Native and adopted make a horse laugh.
prosperity is now here. We want to
acter than a savings pass-book.
NEEDS SUPPORT
Banking on the remoteness (explod
to make arrests without w arrant for Floritlinns will not stand for the sun
think so but there is some Christian
ed myth) of Europe or on a low av
any violations of the law committed shine state being Uhlanized.
Scieneo in the5 deal somewhere.
We wish to call attention to' (ho or admitted in their presence. They
This will serve you well at all times and
erage of intelligence among Ameri
--------—o -----------week of splendid entertainment which will -also he expected to give fir-t aid
under all circumstances.
cans,
they
are
playing
well
ahead
of
DID SOME ONE GET M MItEltS
Orlando is about to take in some it offered tile people of |jikt |i,nd thru
their
game
in
Norway.
While
ingoing
to
the
injured,
to
render
succor
to
the
MIXED?
new territory and the new lines north t|1L, ju-dpoth Chautauqua programs
for light wines and beer here, they
THE I'EOIM.KS HANK of Sanford is
will go to the city limits of W inter which start here tomorrow afternoon. helpless, although this clause is ra th
conveniently forget the fact that Nor
er
indefinite
as
to
the
nature
or
re
re a d y and anxious to help you to hefp
Somebody apparently got their
Park. Greater Orlando will
then They are of the highest order, both in
way presents a dismal failure of “light
yourself. An intercsl-beurlnj: account is
contain 3,000 more people, making musical and lecture events nnd tin- lief to lie rendered, and will also have dates mixed counting heads on Orange
the same powers and authority as avenue Saturday. Two counts were wines and beer" according to their
vour best recommendation.
3,150 in all.
opportunity offered is ine that should
those now possessed by municipal po kept of the number of jK-rsons pass own showing. When in October of
’
---------- o -----------be appreciated and well supported.
1*113 Norway converted her war-time
Sanford wants high class entertain There is too much trash and light en lice. The ramifications of their du ing corners within a given time. One
prohibition into a peace-time enact
ties,
us
provided
in
the
proposed
bill,
counter sat a t the Vowell-Drew cor
ment. There is nothing in the same tertainment given the public today
ment, site fixed the alcoholic content
class with the Rcdputh Chautauqua, nnd not enough of the solid and real are very general, but the specific pur ner. This was G. II. A. Fisk, who to of liquors that could be legally sold
lleginning next Saturday the Chau uplifting kind and the support given pose for which the author of the Dill talled 52,-132 ns passing tho sidewalk at 12 p e r cent. When the liquor forc
tauqua will play five days ami nights programs of merit such as this one, is intends its being used is to afford pn- inter.-.cetinn between eight o'clock a. es content with 12 per rent? Not on
In Sanford. Are you willing to help an index as to the calibre and con j lire protection to the m ral communi in. unit ten o'clock p. lit.
your life! She was prompt tly forced
Sanford, Florida
*At lite satin- tune there was another
pt-.t it over this year or do you really sistency of the general altitude to ties.
by Spain to admit liquor of an alcohol
The question naturally arises, wtint count being kept on the p a rt of the
mean what you say when you talk ward the better lines of entertain
ic content of 21 per cent while her
motive prompted such a hill beijjjj " m
.o i. <b<; shores, ncnmlfhli !.*» the hew.-t'cale-’j S t n m m m n g a m g n m g B g p i m u M i H i u i v H i M H * *
a&oet better plays, better entertain- ment,
ent, something good for tho chil
Lukdurul is c.'vpecjully appreciative drawn in th first place, and is crifno t f t m ' d f f l u f t .i r It.vt Inur orange
dren ?
n fthere lines of entertainment, al in otir rural communities m i rampant uvenue, 3 lie total a t this point was
though they coujd. give them belter a-‘ to necessitate the state maintain-1 23,11.>,
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***<♦ ♦♦♦K* ****1**1*+***1**1**1* ****** *•* *** *♦**♦**♦**•**•*
J If Sanford could have the benefit of support but people here believe in' lug a force of constabulary, nr d ues, Comment on the divergence of the
n big loan and investment company backin gup any movement that has the author of the bill bt-llc-ve'that tin-j figures was to the effect that Rome
that would lonn people money to build for its purpose the gWu-ral uplift of creation of such a force would prove mistake had- been made; that a dif- i
elimination of self
If to the country that Florida can secure ference of thirty thousand people ns t
houses and loan them at a rate of in the community;
terest that a poor man could pay this o i the idea, of uihnj£ a locality fur pri a certain amount of publicity hy o r between ihe two prominent corners
jflty would have at least five hundred vate gain or in obey-making ’schemes. ganizing a force of state constabul of the city was hardly likely.
The Y■well-Drew count was made
new homes started this summer. Snn- Public programs' wit lihigh class on ary?
ot
tin* ''igicestion of H. K. Guernsey, T
tortaimnent
and
music
should
l»mij
/urd will never grow* until the people
An m u s tig n t>ot of conditions in
lifivi- houses in which to live, Hun ported and we lalii-Ve that Lake those -d.'itcs where lo11‘ troops luivc o f t h e 11turn her of commerce. The T
dreds of them leave here during the laud will show its appreciation of keen organized show that there was Church street and the avenue count
season because they - cannot find the cliautauqua this week by a good tm actual need for them. This need was tallied by representatives of the ?
attendance at every program.—Lnkc- was caused principally hy the large J . D, ratify', of the candy kitchen.—
Tituses in which to live.
Orlando Reporter-Star.
- ■
laml Star-Telegram.
alien population, ft greater percentage
If you leave it to Ralph Doble or
IUJILD THE I.IIJItAltV
of which is notoriously criminal, or
Ed Mem] >n of the W inter 1’nrk Her
continually fomenting trouble in the
A REAL NEWS SERVICE
ald, they would probably say there
For several months the money fur
large industrial sections.
This is
Is an open sewer in thnt block nnd
Uho new library building has been
The Associnled 1‘rrit, leases from especially true in the case of Pennsyl the thirty thousand people d i s a p p e a r ?
available. Many wanted the building to
the telegraph companies more than vania, where, state troops are consid e d there. Since we did not miss thirty ?
i)«l placed in Central park heenusc it
32.000 mile, of wire, enough to teach ered vitally necessary to the preserva thousand people from .Sanford Satur ?
"was centrally located and because tIn
around the globe more than three tion of peine. They have performed day we are quite sure they were not
land would not cost onyihing thus
times. Nearly 1,000 telegraph operat admirably in the coal mining sections, Sanford people. Probably from I'incgiving the $15,000 for the building
ors are used in transm itting and re nnd the large steel and industrial cen enstle or Conway of Taft.
?
and the money in the bands of the
ceiving the news in the newspaper ters of that state during the labor
library association for the equipment
V
troubles
o
f
past
years.
They
are
rec
offices of America. Seventy central
ky f a k 3 r i r a * t •4
Y'i
of tha building could have Jw-en spent
ognized
by
the
cUtzcns
of
the
state
as
r
offices are maintained where the news
tea
*4
for the best equipment th a t money
r
is centralized nnd then sent out to the bulwarks between the treacherous Ml
could buy. From many viewpoints this the Associated Press papers.
tide of radical movements and the
?
rsj
ha
was really the best tiling to do but the
More than 1,000 employes are used firm ground of recognized authority.
v
law plninly says this building could
The Northwest is another section of tea
in gathering the news of the world,
ha
pot bo placed in the parks and wheth
t
not including the thousands of em the country where mounted constabul Mi
ha T
er the law so stated or not the people
ployes of Associated Press newspap ary are considered indispensable. This ha ua ha ha ha Mi h a h a h a h a
living in tho proximity of the parks
T
ers who are required to report all im section bus long been the refuge for
said they would enjoin the city from
v
portant news events In lln-ir locality. fugitives from justice, who have tak
THERE IS NO MIDDLE COURSE
placing the building in the park nnd
Nearly two thousand daily news en advantage of the vnstness of that
t
they could have tied up the building
papers are members of the Associat section for refuge. The Texas Rang
Nine bills have already been prf-- ;
for several years. Everyone hns u
ed Press and are a part of its news ers were also organized when the need
pared fur introduction in the legisla
right to his own opinion and the Her
gathering force, the Associated Press for them was apparent, nnd New
ald has always granted him th a t right.
ture to strengthen prohibition en
being a co-operative organization in York state, with its large alien popu
We have nothing to say about the to:
forcement in this state. Severnl oth
which all members must shnre news lation, has, in recent years, organiz
ers nre contemplated.
cation of tho library in the parks Ihwith other members.
ed n body of state constabulary which
One may be certain th at if anything
cause wo take what the law says to
The Associated Press hns grown at has been doing excellent duty during
be tho last word. Now the question
i* done to amend the prohibition laws T
a wonderful rate in the past few crucial times in the industrial sec
it will be in the direction of better en
has been for tho last four weeks or
years,, its Increase mileage of tele tions.
forcement. It is the same with other ±
more ns to where the library could bo
graph wires uhmu amounting to 70
In Florida no such conditions exist. improvements In our social * laws.
placed and this like nil other ques
per cent in seven years.
It would be a gross nils representation There was the time when it was an
tions brought out many Ideas. A cen
f
The Associated Press is by fa r the to claim that crime is rampant in this
tral location in tho city will cost more
exceptional city thnt refused to be
t
greatest news gntjjering organization state, nnd our present county and mu
come n legal partner with vice by is
in the world, and no other organization nicipal officers empowered to afford
suing lirenes of the underworld to
s
enn give service even remotely com protection nre unable to cope with it.
ply their trades. Today there is not
WHEN U
U BELL
-|
paring with It. The Morning Journal No such conditions exist ns they do in
a single city in the United States that
YOUR REAL
. LIST IT
is prou dof. its exclusive Daytona tho states farther mirth. Florida has
gives official sanction to a red-light
WITH US
MESTATE
membership In this grent organiza no large alien population, neither is
district.
tion.—D uylonuJoum al.
it a refuge for law breakers. A great
Prohibition is here to stay. Saloons
o—;-------deal of the unrest in the country is und restricted districts nre forever
Wc have Hcverul unuHunl
due to too much espionage, and our gone. These nre facts, not theories.
WHY UIILANI/.K FLORIDA
bargains In real estate to
much vaunted freedom is fast becom It will he well for politicians ns well ?
offer a t this time. If you
Of the multitude of bills to be pre ing mythical. The real Anglo-Saxon as citizens generally to accept the con t
are looking for a real in
sented ut the next session of the leg resents any attem pt to deprive him of ditions ns they are.
t
vestment, see us.
islature, there is one which should be any portion of Ida liberty am) has a!And yet the weta are desperately
given careful forethought by all the ways proven thnt ho excolls any o th e r•' trying to push the old .saloon door f
legislators. We refer to the Buckman race In self-government. It is g rati wide open. An evidence of their dcaMEISCH BUILDING
Y
11(11 fur the establishment of n Mount fying to note th a t south of the Mas- perato efforts as well ns their gignnAGENTS \
ed Rural Statu Constabulary.
* on-Dixon line where tho Anglo-Saxon tic Acid of operation is found in the
-3==;.
-y?~j—
The printed copy of this bill has re stra in is perhaps purer than in any "counterfeit internationalism " which
** REAL -ESTATE
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cently been received from tho Florida othi?r section of tho country, It hns js being cjttrted to win a victory any
*
a ^ ire .^ a su o R y ^ A u to lasursnr*
Development Board, and we note, up- never been thought necessary to or whore in Ilf (Tworid.
tcjA i
i h W. T in t B w l l A N F O I ^ n ^ on reference to tho *purposex, as em- ganize stato constabulary, with the Spain Is iVwBak sister" and Is boing
— »*
-■<- »** tS .-*. utinm nrntoctlbll used ns must Weak slsU rs usually
Sanford Daily Herald
JUST K ID S- Horrors~ot W.,l.r>
AN INDEX
TO CHARACTER
1
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II
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
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FROM OTHER
SANCTUMS
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wners
We have started work on street pav
ing. All private driveways will have
to be submitted to engineers. P ri
vate driveways and other private
work should be submitted immediate
ly to our office.
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Maxwell & Britt
and Contracting Co,
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923
NEW CLUE TURNS
UP IN DOROTHY
KEENAN MURDER
Lut flpnitmcnt March 14, hut were
missing when her body was found the
tn st day, authorities said.
Detectives were concentrating their
e 'forts in Irpcirtfr the bond which Miss
Searching for SI,000 Mb Keenan was known to have had the
erty Hoad;
ninia she was murdered. Her jewels,
vrtl’/ed at several thousand dollars,
Mir T * » A M « fl» tfil I ' t v . a l
NEW YORK, March 27.—A $1,000 Alto were taken by the player nnd
liberty bond and a valuable jade brace were being traced through pawn shops
let, g ito of ,To^ n Kcarsley Mitchell, and fence*.
Details of n plot to shake down
wealthy Philadelphia club man, to
Dorothy Keenan, slain model, set de Mitchell for 350,001) ns the price for
tectives oh a iic\V trail, and offered u pdeftea concerning hi:: relations with
duo tn 'th c il^y'er last night The Miss Keenan, wore repealed try Assis
lend and ti'racelet, ns well as several tant District Attorney Ilocoia.
fcandred dollars In cash, were given
Mine Keenan, he raid, had Iteen apthe model by Mitchell on his visit to piosched a few days before her mur of living, anil «li,t not know until I\er
murder, ef Albert Guimares, the
“man in tho fur tat." Tl>e model had
told him, It was said, that she was
employed in a dress making estabIMiment.
The Philadelphia clubman, M
corn said, had written hut few letters
to MIm Keenan, r.nd none of these
was couched in excessively endearing
terms.
Permission had been readily g rant
American houseed Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Pecora said, to
wives are using
leave thu state in order to join his
family.
*
LS%-Ki2i. ^ umet Baking
Frederick F. Goldsmith, attorney
rAlUMET P o w d e r to d a y
for Guimares, said Guimares ' had
w ith th e sam e
Spent "three tipies more on Miss Kee
nan Inst year, than had Mitchell," He
success that their
said his client had lavished "between
m others experi
$(10,000 pud 370,000" on the model,
enced over a third
and vvr.n now prncticnjly destitute.
Guimares, he continued, did not
of a century ago.
know of Mitchell's existence until a f
T h is perpetual
ter tha murder, nnd hm) nwer seen
him in the guise of “Marshall" m
growth o f favor
Has made
the Economy
BAKING POWDER
—•sales over 1 5 0 # greater than that
of any other brand.
There isn't a baking powder of great
er merit—there isn’t a leavener ob
tainable that will produce more satis-
TONE UP T1IK KIDNEYS
"Symptoms of Kidney trouble are
all none. W ater is clear nnd does not
hum. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do
the work," writes W. .1. Grady, New
Orleans, Louisiana. Hackarhe, rheu
matic pains, tired feeling, arc symp
toms of distressed kidney*.
Foley
Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys nnd
quickly relieve kidney . and bladder
trouble. Refuse substitute.*.
Insist
upon Foley’s.. Sold everywhere.—Adv
that
is
_ WHAT
FOLKS SAY
ABOUTi
our. , r
B r e a d ij
The folks whose appe
tite and digestion have
become
acquainted
Rcdpath Chautauqua
Begins Saturday Night with our bread say
With Fine Program “It’s great!” It’s the
three - rimes - a - (lay
food ihat hits their
palate just, right. Our
Tlu* in■*t good thing that rime* to
Ssnfout i*: *In* Redpatii t'huntntiif.in,
pastry is a fit compan
,*d by litt* Sanford <’hnutiniqua
Ar.*o*‘intif>u.
ion for the finest meal.
These (’hautntiquf s are nr* enterlnfiling an they an* instructive. They
-cm* ;t very excellent purpne in utir
i vf. life iili'i . Irojlil have the rn!;u te I sujU'iii t o f fitir.pc*.fi!.*,
pound token y o u w ant it.
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 of
quality.
In speaking
that name to the clerk I
know ! am asking for
the best.
I am a more judicious
slwpper because I buy
advertised goods. I pat
ronize the shop that sells
them.
(This was written by a woman)
Tlie jit**(;r:i*u a.i ; t h c d u f n l fm Shi
iM jun, inrhnuT. addieases by some of
t h e country’s iport fnmsais t ’hnuUiv
■piu speakers and many iiileri.it on;
n.Ujiui) nUiactiott) wjH nlfl> be pre
sented. The famous comedy drama,
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 of which will
bring from some shelf
nearly everything that
1 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
things which t h o 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 f desire to
Orlando - Florida
Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with
The American Association of Advertising Agencies
A ll This
NEW AND ENTERTAINING
RIDING DEVICES NEV
ER SEEN J I ERE
ALL NEW, DOTH EDUCA
TIONAL AND AMUSEMENT
FEATURE ATTRACTIONS
With Purity o f Presentation as Sweet as
the
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PAGE FOUR
a ^ i 4MW;
THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY; MARCH 27, 1923
JOHNNY JONES EXPOSITION
OPENED LAST NIGHT FOR
WEEK’S ENGAGEMENT HERE
Writer Asserts Cause It Natural CravIng for Meat Where There la a
Scant Supply.
Why tloca men became a cnnnlboU
Mr. W. 1). M. Bell, n contributor to
“Country Life," thinks that the online
la renal nut craving for ment In a land
where mostly grain abounds, lie tells
some Interesting things about tho ex
traordinary diet of the natives of the
Itahr Aouk In Afrlrn,
When they inlmbli n stockiest nren,
he say*, they go for months without
fleah, except of, course for nn occualonnl rot, mongoose or bln). In those
circumstances the craving for meat
naturally becomes Intense nml In ray
opinion Is the cause of cunnihnllsm.
When the people suddenly have al
most unlimited ment, ns they do have
when they kill an elephant or u hippo
potamus, they simply gorge them
selves. A man will eat front fifteen to
twehty pounds In twenty-four hours.
All night long lie will eat and dnxe and
doze again. As n result his skin turns
n peculiar dull color, and Ids eyes be
come yellow. On the third day he has
completely recovered his natural ap
pearance mu! Is ngaln full of energy.
In a short time he wants Ids grain
food again and 11 he has the choice
will eat a large portion of grain to a
small portion of meat.
If, as with the elephant, thero l»
much fat with the ment. the natives,
nr« likely to become extremely fH'on
that diet. For example, for ‘sixtythree days of consecutive marching a
k|langox|, or head porter, of mine who
was of slight build carried Ills mat,his blanket, fifteen pounds of rations
and a tusk thnt weighed One hundred
and forty-eight pounds! Who shortcut
day wns live hours, and some days
were very long Indeed, For rations
throughout the mart'll lie had two
pounds of native grain every day nnd
ns much meat and elephant fat ns be
eared for. His physical condition was
magnificent throughout.—From tho
Youth's Companion.
THE AGONY
COLUMN
on Opening N ight
LAMENTS CHANGE IN FASHION
Captain Dingle Beya Paria Drctt
Crate Hat Hit South Sea Island
Femininity, Too.
Ancient
DG.*i
Flopping Refugee Rags;
A ids
1
Loss Would bo Irreparaole
There I* much curiosity nml anxiety
to know what hn* become of the
famous Codex Slnuitlcus, which wn«,
before the HusBun revolution, in the
lni|HTlnl llhrury nt l'ctrognid. Thl*
most ancient rnunuacrlpt of the IRble
was rtlscovered In tbe rnruiaelery of St.
Catlierln, on Mount Hinnl, wbemv It*
nume, and was acquired by Tsar Alex
ander II in 1800. Whnt Iras become of
this preclnn* document during the Busslim revolution?
More than the. loss of the Jewel* of
the Inst UuKsbm dynasty Its destruc
tion would he an Irreparable act, even
though there I* another similar docu
ment, known a* the “Vntleumis," no
uncial manuscript of the Fourth cen
tury, found by Tlachendorf In PH4 In
the snuift motinslery.
Economic Error.
When Mtrchanta Coined Own Money.
The action of the German govern
ment In nllowlng ccrtnln linn* to print
their own money In stmill denomina
tions recall* n somewhat tdinllar Mate
of affair* In the early year* of George
1IT In EnglHtid.
In (hn*o day* tbe amount of eupper
coin In rlrciitotlnn wa* Inadequate,
ond tradesmen all over tbe country
Issued token* of their own which at- !
mined almost equal standing with the
regal coinage. One nmtjtifnclurcr lit
lUnnliigtiHtu Issued over IMskt.iH*) pen
nies and a.POO.OOO liair-ponutes In Hie
roorac of n few yeur* nnd the otq.iunt
of "token*" In rireulnilott In 178U
outnumbered the genuine eolirage.
COMMUNISTS
WERE MEETING
. CAST WEEK)
Clermont to lie
New Je rse y’s foreot* are being
burnrsl up tit the rute of 70.000* acres
n year, which mean* not only that her
nreu of growing forest* I* being re.
ditced antmnll) to llrat extent, but
Bclwcen tho pillars flf the Temple
thnt land which should become n pub
ol Theseus, in Athens, said to be
lic asset of great value H 1st ing con
the most perfectly preserved of al!
verted Into n public lln b llily of nnthe beautiful edifices erected by tiie
rightly mid embarrassing proportions
undents, Greek and Armenian ref
There are 2,000.000 acres of forest
ugee* cook and wash and hang their
land In New Jersey almost within
tintiicr to dry. All Greecu today
trucking distance of the greatest himpresents strange contrasts of glori
ous relic* and modern misery. More
l>er market In the world, ncrurdlng to
than 1.000,0011 homeless, jobless ref
the estimate of the American Forestry
ugee, have inundated tiie por.t towns
nsHiH-lalton, which offers the upluhiti
ol Greece.
llrat sooner or later Hie people of tbe
slnto of New Jersey w ill awaken to * ■ The American Red Cress has ac
cepted full responsibility on behalf
the economic significance of ifte fact,
of American charity for aiding in
liut that the nwakening may eoniu too
the refugee emergency. Out of it*
lnte.— T h rift Magazine.
disaster emergency fund tlu? organi
Dolly Herald on salo at Joo’a Smoko
the administration lias done toward
improving world conditions. It would
bring up thnt Tresident Harding, instead of being a forceful lender, hns
practically surrendered the inintive in
the shaping of foreign policies to the
senate, it waa Senator ilorah who
stood out* most conspicuously, at
Washington in starting the movement
thnt brought the arm* conference. EVIDENCE IN TRIAL OF fiistiJ
SHOWS REDS ARF
The separate and negotiated peace
WORKINt;
treaty with Germany was brought
obout on jincs laid down by congress.
Illy The Am^ahiri) p,., ..
H ob thero been n single instance of
ST; JU3HPH. Mich.,- Match 27J
leadership by President Harding in .'The Communist party
hi* two years in the White House?
wn* meeting nnd funcUftnlay »,
In view of his record it is not go P®Tjy ‘>rgiuiH6tion nnd tHscu7.irr j,
...an I activities L-ns
^ 1. m
. ns ■
ing to bo an easy task to present Mr. Ilegal
late
Harding aa the hope of the world.— Sunday, according to evidroce profo . 1
Tnmpn Tribune.
cd by the state ycMerday in the tH.i
of William M. Foster, thnrpj ^
(tU lTI A DISTINCTION, IF NO- violating the criminal vyndialUm
law of Michigan.
THING KLRK
(From Cedar Rapids, In. Gnzctte) . Attacking the claim t,f ( hlr!„ y j
FER TILE Jan. 11.—The birth of Ituthcnbcrg, a defense witnw., Arj
a »«n this week to Peter E. Linsky to,-defendant with Foster, that the
gains for the Fertile man the distinc communist party had ) ,-| wl o(
tion of being bis own grandfather at existence Inst January, merging iul
identity with the legal workers partp
the youthful age of 22.
the prosecution, on cro?i cxamias.’|
I JUST KNOW THERE’LL BE TALK tion won an ajmls-ion that lluthra-1
berg hat! attended a communist g»ti.f
(From the Transcript, Peoria)
ering
in New York,‘.Sunday, MinJ
Birth Registration*
18.
Reading
from the report o( A
Alice Mends born to Clarence, Al
bert and Evelyn Meads, 101 Spencer government ugettt, who abo vrar g
the meeting, Charles Greer, prosen.I
street, first child.”
tor recited the aliened events at tkrl
NEVER MIND HOFFMAN, HE GOT New York meeting nnd in moil ({l
'th e essential dct.nlrf, the ivjtrmj
HIS—TAKE CARE OF THE
'agreed tUAyiiouot iv/u corrr:t.
CREDITORS
Itv .th jre rg ndmiltcd he ami anoth-1
(From Commercial Service Reports) i-r ntabmer of tiie central tse-atinl
tiODHELP-HOFFMAN, Inc,, man ctmniittCe of the workers putty
ufacturers of cloak* and suit*, 148 used the altes of Pepper,- was pro-l
Madison ave.—Bankruptcy schedule* ent, nnd that Pepper delivered a FcigI
filed yesterday by Godhclp-llnffman. speech in German which Uuih'-,ib<ql
Inc., show liabilities of $27,7118 and translated. He admitted lliat Pepprl
assets of $12,0ti0.
sta te d ’thh reason why the cnmna-I
Hi internntionnle in Mu -vow had «■[
FABLE OF T1IK SELF-IMPORT doted the communists in this countryI
ANT GUY
to collls out ill tiie o|u 1, end that wrl
(ln.ee upon a tinie a youth answer rcnsoti ndv.uiced ivn- h - hum the p-l
ing to the Tiomeiu-iatiiie of Alfred re litical situation ha . han-.-ttl ;nrr tbl
tal
ceived his sheepskin, and looked about elu tion of men ik - e i ii
him to determine what business house im peltnnt office*, in lurli-.g
The report of tie’ i;:u. iimd guwn-l
he would sell his valuable services to.
lie, after much deliberation, decid rntT.t agent who nttea I*-i tie
ed lie would become a great figure in sanl the speech \va fo!iuwe.| hv a crxl
the World of finance nnd he connected cud discussion in which i'.uthrattrjJ
himself with a joint in Wall street.
nRxwered questions,
!’*• stilled n* follow?, the ilrpiit-l
i(»*. was full of Wini, Wigor and
Witalily nnd had a great urge to meat of j. iti e agent 1. p.*rt rrr.t*|
‘‘u ii'iruT.^I
at (ike hi.* mark in the wot id and in a ued: ' “The npj ni it
consequence he roan became valuable iet p a rty < f A in-ric.i
u te ffl
to the man who paid hi* wager.
v confidential ; nrmo.iti- • » W |
In the course of lime, or possibly :t will dire.t illeyal work 1 h os MW
| it tie sooner, he war give a more 1e- <mg men into tiie Amet ieau ke|i
sponsible jolt, nnd he Ire; ; m to thick tin* Ku Klt’x Fisa, th- unity ard tl
he wap pretty good.
nnvy and in e v e -f an upd'iEj;
Iuaten dof oral,in;: iiiaeu lf generally getting nrm > and distvibuting the*'
useful 11rot1r.il 111v office, he was given also to get people to distribute ilirpl
a dc'k, ail lu hia iar.ciome, and for iilerat-re nml to do the gtncisi *cd
good measure, they threw in lh ; scr- uf the party."
takmrtt
v iccn of a fltenog.
Ruthenherg' denied tie
Cetdahi shrewd denis tiiat Alfred' representing what he I •: rvlsliij
la Iperl to pul over gained for him an- | s:tjd.
THE POWER OF MONEY IK NOW other little boost and hi* eg) began 1 Ruthenherg admitterl h had U«
I ’MJI'ESTIONKD
to inflate, lb He.':,n t<> sltul nml swnak ,.|,-.-ted a* a deli-g it ir rr ! mfft
tut raid
around tlu- joint as though lie were ing to a district «•»*-..,-n
(h i 1nu Ft. Branch Time*)
n
>|iuiidh!e
for
its
being.
lie
had
not
attended
lielatter.
Sixty-five buck* will induce me to
Bat became lie really wji* not quite
Effort* of I lie state t ■gt! Ruth*n
liart with Liz, My Henry girl. This
ain’t no junk. PI! iet you look at it
dut»i' nB eo">c ^ *»>e other parn- I erg to admit th at th« u-rnfflaitUt
hefore l take the money. If. Jackson, ! *U™ wh,>R‘ <hl’
Wfl!< ^ p ( n g . he nsrlv hud issued order* forhiJhtfh*
| gained premution i t spite of his ego- m eniher:i to testify for the powiti111 Main Kt. Before gj’Xi
’
•
t ti.-m.
ment in any court of i tw welt tiM-»’
Whereas
at
one
time
the
olTicc
staff
cess ful.
EDY
had Iwon ploised-to see Alfred around
THE LURK OF OFFICE
the (dnee, they imw. one and all voted
him
n anoli of the fir*t water, amt e »nAh was to be expeeteil. l ‘re-'.deiit
a “ City Beautiful
t
nually
hoped that he would p.ill a
ll.trdmg, in refer one*' t<, tbe i.rav.
b d’or. ;=o (hut tin- big guy would hang
nunl to renominate him, remarks that
the old tin can to him, pronto.
At the Inst weekly ir.teiinR of the
).( has a lot of work to do for the pub
However, Alfred \yas always on the ' Clermont Business Men
lit 'between no wntid 1921 and tii.it his
thought- must he centered on that > ’’• ‘"A'1, ^ b n « B8
ma*!»
the j much time and
g ^
I lews u tin t care much w hat the help; to fla
p s for
the budding
nM
rtap
*
or
wii>
■
\
.
rather Until on n campaign to surcera1
ili'iught about tiie m atter.
metrical, hnrmoniuii* nml k»u'-l‘8
himself. No m atter how eager he
With (he passing of time, Alfred ty, utilizing to the greatest r**V
might be for renominatlon, that would
...
. ..
...
, , 'gradually began (o believe that h« Was possible, till the splendid MluraI *;
.. ,
..
, .
he tiie only thing in line with the duty i . ,.
,
...
. •; indmpctiHable, In other words ho got vantages of hill, v*alu and lt*b« *
and the dignity of hi* office for him ,,
this progressive little
.to ray. ,,
However, ,,
the cnlnnct siiSP. tho erronemt* notion firmly,. planted
..
, In
, .
ib is think-tank that if anything hap- ty enjoys.
j
mnde by the executive *0 thnt the
, ,
,,
. , , .
At Iht* meeting, the entlui' tai»»*
.
m v 1
pencil to him,‘the whole r.lruct would
practical politician, Mr. New, might j ^
h„y,viri.
interest reached height* »•«"'* " g
be at the head of the poKtofflce do. ...
.
...
... ,
.
. . “
It was about thnt time that Alfred cedonted for u tdtv the # “ ‘
pnrtment,
. month, when it was nioicd and cm
1
,’ i« a reminder
* 1 , thnt ho, will ; 'Gts taken very ..
ill.i tToo
muchi work,
not overlook anything he regard s its * , . , .
•ither Warren
It.
.. '
.
..
.
1m«I not enough recrclnlon; the saw- ried th at cuum
.....
.
at* opportunity I.. strengthen h‘« ^ . b 3no, :, , id. One morning the office of John Nolatt—America’s
. iNiltticitlly. When it comes to the talk forcL. ,ra, relieved to hear the news city erginrer* -Ira ui'l-'l")T' 1
1of some <>f hi* political friends, the |
their .dear Alfred wouldn't be the proper survey of the “ l>
impression is given th at with them j with the infer n few dnys;
wor kout a fitting t-ntmmic R 1
everything is secondary to the object
.
Of course Alfred finally got liettcr, (.‘lermont's future,
of clinging to office.
Before the meeting ndjouo**^
else we wouldn't have any moral to
Among other thing*, we read thnt hitch to this tale, nor would Alfred scrlptions were voluntarily
Ambassador Harvey, who was suppos have learned )» lot of things nbout wait'd* the necessary fund*,
‘
ed to be needed so greatly In Europe hiim ulf of which lie was ignorant.
O. L Woodley was appojntcJ
....
to keep it from crumbling, is to be
(|
As soon a* the Sawbones gave him man of a committee to rn f'
rhlled home to manage President permission to go down town and look mninder of the amount M 111 ^
Harding's pre-convention campaign the Joint over, our hero hastened to engage the engineer of big ■f ■•
against the radical members of the tiie scene of his business activities.
o f eith er of tho*e contcm pl**^^^
party who, it is regarded as certain,
Needles* lo *ay. t h i s is »n ^
All the way he trail pictured in his
will Iravc-n cnmlidnte or candidates in mind's eye the joyful reception he u n p a r a l l e l e d m o v e m e n t
^
the field. Thin would make it .appear would get from nil and sundry.
th ? courage and cotifid*ncu " “ y
ns more important to keep Mr. H ard
Great disillusionment awaited him. pie in tho assured growth and
ing In office’than keep Europe from The big guy merely hoped that the f i c a t i o n o f C l e r m o n t . The u
going to ruin. Another report is that youth wit* ferilng better and told him acetion, playgrounds, Park* u,
Will" li. Hays, who was supposed to to t:ikc nr- much time off us he deeded tial section—everyth in g^ c^ ^ ^
have been demanded by the moral tii- before putting on the old harness an ideally planned citytvrevt of toe country to sit on the lid again. In surprise, Alfred looked about e ninto consideration.
The scenic Tnvares-To-Tanip J
of tiie movies, may he summoned expecting to rec some evidence of the
__
~l-!l — k U iv n l’ noon if* ^
3
from that vital position to aid tho havoc that he felt sure must hnvo re .omol.ll.
o ,.* *
president in his campaign. No m at sulted fro mhis Inferred absence. But catcd, will pa*s
ter how vital the posts they hold, they lo nnd behold, thPrc was no havoc,
Tallahassee— Governor Hardf* • *
nre supposed to he secondary to the not a itjrack. Thing* were beaming,
Prof. ^
business of trying to heap Mr. Hard and he suddenly realized th at he was hi* private secretary. •■Edwards
nnd
hL*
clerical
'lt0
cards
n
u
vw.wd
*»»• ing in the White House.
not such a much in the scheme of af.ed
back
to
their
reguisr
n ^
Of course the country will be told fairs n fte r oil.
mot
__ Will! V* nw.ng ^
e
r
a
'
In
tho
southwest
by tho campaign m anagers of the ene- j Moral—No m atter how*good you
__.t*.1
1 nu*B several 1110 ,
cutive thnt tin* salvation of the world j are, there Is always someone willing capital. For
occuti
depends upon keeping him In office— : and able to fill your sdiocv )tu mat^ n e ra U ^ P ffic c vrbiletbr ^
but something must he pardoned to ter what size they may bo. ;
'
—
• —Vl- . . . . .
■’ ay rlH K iR «\Y‘t Areveircnt work wa* t”- ^ j
F t M f t f * Fa
-nappy and clever nnd they go thru m R |Et F t
Fa
their smints without the usual hesi f-a
Fa
tation and urging on the part of Capt.
Fx
•Ininfc Dooley, their trainer. Here, too
are to be found Jim m y and Harry, fa
Fa
two trained dogs (hat amuse everyone, fa*
Fa
and mnke the youngsters shout with Fa
Rlee.
F’t UK At) ’EM AND M‘KKl’1 f a
Fi
Bunch of Good Attractions Brings Out Big Crowd Aa«KU. It. Salter remarked, "If she fa
F •.
(Copyrighted by R. C.
:
can do that with mutes, think of the r ■
Fa
Wright)
way she’d mnnago a husband”—refer- ra
Fa
ing to Mabel Mack and her mititnry h t
Johnny J. Jones’ Imposition opened from where we sat, the old folks had
Fa
Fa
Fa
maneuvering mules. She makes the Pa Fa Fa Fa Fa f t Fa
cn the lake front last night nnd'they it lot-more fun than the kid-lies.
stubborn “crljters" do wine didos that
will bo there for one week. The Jones
Those who follow the show business, would confuse tho average portion.
NONE NO, NOT ONE.
Shows played tho Ft. Myers fair last
or even give it n thought, have heard
A fter n girl hn* worked hard all
Mary Mack’s wild west conibiio
week mid the Fort Myers Press de
of tho tulcpdid reputation of the With Coi. Dunn's 110 Texas Ranch week for tiie price of a pair of cilk
scribe* sonic of the attractions nn fol
Jones outfit,,and it Is rot the brought- give almost realistic performance de hose, who enn blame her for showing
lows:
nmi-pnid-for linge of tho press agent picting early dnys on the frontier bor- 1.1)8 worth of them?
The Johnny J. Jones* own hand pro.,
, . ,
: The exposition is in » tins* by itself, derr. of the wold and woedy west.
vines the best of music of tho free ' 1
*.
/
for it Is n leader. Tho attractions
LOST AND FOUND
With this show too is Jimmy F obacts there is no doubt in the w orld, .
. . . . . . .
,
,
, , 'fm n i sta rt to finish ore clean, clever ter, who wields a Inriat in n way that (Cln*sified ad in Chicago Daily News)
but what, Tor the love of Mike, would
, ,, . . .
,
,,
,
... . . .
.,
and the kind where the youngsters would mnke Tom Mix look like Jack
Automobile nnd suitcase stolen from
wc do without the J by Plaza. Where,
. , , ... . / .
,
22nd
nnd Michigan; Hbornl reward for
Dempsey
ilntf. —«
his «—-r.
gnnjr .rope. .....
Alice
would wo tollWutn mortals be w ith -1n,’lJ.
* ‘V ' '
1 ,}^r 1‘ .
u , ( ---;, - . v .....
return
of suitcase. No questions ask_
H
H
trainer
out the jovial, dazzling, tinselled, jaz! ^ ,l ' n J n[M. ,norj J 'l'\‘ n " ’' Foster displays her skill ns a traine
,
,
. . nnd hear
*
LI, lu IJVV th
t,.,U
•gkm
*, TJ thing
,___
...............
id to, see
everything
a t;,MCM
..... U
id.
Pullman
0108.
I
with
her
horse,
Janie.
zy joy plaza composed of the w onder-;
,. , .
J . .
. .
goes on. The yare the kind where the
ful attractions of Johnny J. Jones?
,
‘big people . can L-nfov themselves I Johh">’ J *‘ ’,on‘» Big ’ Circus side- “ Vtuitrase probably contained wife’s
What is it when even tho stngicsl
,
, .i J , . , i. , ’ how contains
(attains n wonderful collection* picture.
thoroughly, and not. lie
subjected to
old stager enters the fair grounds, any twentieth century shell game or j
to the credit of
NTN says:
thnt makes him hold his head a little distasteful hokum. That’s the reason | Johnny J. Jones, he it said there is
"When you nre considering m atri
higher, prick up his ears nnd quicken
Fort Myers and the whole state o f H
T T .moMtT,°sily CX‘ mony don’t overlook the fact th at lioth
hi* pace. Nothing more than the Florida is fo proud of its own grown j hlbM with,n tho ,nrK« omldsuro.
beauty and prosperity are subject to
burst of harmonious discovery that
of* M
Nine,
thu. seventh daught
daughter of a
, '....... *
”, . 7
I " Johnny J , Jones Kxnozltlon. Some of
ne, But.
change without notice.”
breaks Minon his ears from he . Joy , ^ ^
f a „u|(, fflVori|pJI« ro|1)(M|. seventh daughter is in the m
name show,
,tu nnd os entertaining ns ever, ......JWBpUpWHMWIWL
IL about her
aza.
1111 * ei,n car !l
| eled
a n d 1mid there's nothing -IW
spooky
NEEDLESS TALK
of the hoarse voice of the perspiring ^ addition »f some new fun-m aking! «Ahd reading, but take our word for
1
climb
into the barber** chair to
slum man roaring through Ids mega
. .(devices compose the twenty odd a t - 1>t, she is clever. She told us the
phone the wierd howls of the wild,
.
...
haw
him
fresco
up my hair nnd tr(m
month we were iiorn in, ami the date
, , ■.
, ,
i
i trnctiofis nnd rides
man, the clash of cymbals, the deep
it
up
in
style
rtmt
ns he blithely hacks
Heaven she didn’t mention
been tnli) that *‘ut
mb n-dum-duh of the merry-go round,
^ course, you ve bern
I the your. Il must be remembered that away he talks of Egypt nnd Cathay,
the shouts of the lemonade seller, the ^“u wt'ri‘ bug-huuse some time or nth Iho admission to this ten t includes a of renting wax and tile. I ramble to
earnest exhortation* of the hot
'!r nn,! if >'*n,'r" »,,t PUr0 what lil; number of sm aller exhibits, such as the hardware store to buy n double........ , t h e i m p a s s i o n e d a p e p a l o f t h e l » c a n t , y o u c a n f i n d o u t b y m a i . i n g a | , g
q-i
.
..
. i t o n e r jointed door nnd half a pint of trails;
man,
and straightway Bill, tho hardware
■"« ..........- - .....bamIucUvc* tonta t»f. tfio Inily w ith /o u r j on *
tii.i' . i. f ir l e r j man begins to tell of some fool plan
rings for a d im e - when he beam all j
t^TlVn-i* to I T,u’rc ** U,e ' Vttl<’r spectacle, where lor propagating whale*. No m atter
,tu..„ t t M n . " » ■ * « - «
« » ta . ; >
.«■ s ................... ........
; i * h . where I i ltoose to roam beneath the
and promise* himself n couple
suckers
who all do some clever diving stunt*. azure vaulted dome some
y o u r fun.
hours on the" Joy Pinza.
Here, too. tho performance is wholc- sure to spill -a lot of language wise
If you never 1relieved that n horse rjinu* from the hegittnlnif to the end, and punk the most of which is a r
That well known "When-you-seeone-yon-sec-’em-nlI m nnrk tin y ttp- had a mind, you’ll change your opin offering itioronphly high eln** enter- rant blink—not worth a mark a gill.
ply to carnival* and circuM*a and th" ion when you see “< nplain" the most taitunent without the suggestion of n When to the teeming market place I
nge-in-the wood rililvi, “1 went In Dike Wonderful burst' in the - how business, single nh_.eet loiiablo featnte. One of turn my careworn wrinkled face, I do
the children” offered by the grown* ijwired, trained and exhibited by Cap the prettie-t girls. Beatrice Kyle, r|oes not go to talk; and those who serve
ups when they are rearing to see the tain’’ the mn.r wonderful horse in the
b.gli diving id it nt from the top of within the simps should sell me eurshow neither of thou- an- ujioluable show busini ss, owned, trained t-ild ex .■-.a 80 foot finitler into a tiinl. of water, tain poles ami mops, a double breastto the Johnny .1. Jencs Kxpo.-ition that btbited by ( aptnin Siu bre. The won . t Thu woml ■r world is an illusion ti sock, without a' lot of windy wails
is among the big reasons fi attend- netful aoimal rap multiply, subtract, show recce tl arrived from Europe. dural the treaty of Versailles, tiie larq nou».i
known
mid, play musical in.-trument,-.,
inj! thc-l.ee C ninty Fair.
Therfi’s two new trick house*, ’ a \ iff on hip bouts, or how tho Frencli
i
obits,
ami
he
tinea
such
unusual
You may have sevn lots uf carni
good Unit and the Joy Trail, both of may'grol off Ruhr—where th a t place
val*, and circuses, but you never saw things for a supposedly “ Dumb" nrti- j vvliii-h were tie signed anti built to lie - i* Pin nut quite su re —or llOW to capone just like tiie Johnny J. Jones Ex tnul th a t it ia uncanny.
operated only by the Johnny J. Junes lure tout?, Some day my patience
position. If you wish to peeve Kd.
Wit i t h e n a m e u l t r a lion are Uu- T poaitioii, c r e a t e joy n o d l a u g h t e r will give out afTJt- 1 will bust some
it. Salter refer to the June* caravan Orient al c l e j i h n n l a - ..|te a ten year ,,0 ih« •■.In-. t ’ln z a ." T in tn e jM e utul sock nr’s snout and trim tqi Imth h'
us a caini'.ul. You don't need to
<hi t h (it*, w i t h t h e .lone ’ r.X Jin .M lin f .inioW iinlo r s e s a r e p a s t th e d e s c r ip - leyea fur spouting furth a lot of junk
fee the old nil! i either, for lb-1 fun ■-in- e it w a n a n i a f a n l -nml the other
of print, and then our old friend {when I would buy his mouldly junk
thero is for old and young alike, and o h l e r b u t v e r y a g i ! - . Their act is , lire Bug Ibruro” is *till on deck.
Tlra.se
j ’twill, take him. by. surprise
i»rn v.*hu spout forth ravelled mt
should he condemned upon the spot
»/
nnd taken from’ the town to where
'" t vthe tree* grow thick nnd high, and
there between the earth and sky le
tethered upside down. '
Uncle Dud.
WHY MEN BECOME CANNIBALS
Capt. Charles IHngln of the freight
er Bay Port, which arrived In Pori
Newark from Hawaii and the South
Hea Islands, brought a dismal talc of
tho ravages of fashion In those once
guileless and Innocent region*. It's
tho Par Is-horn craze for long skins,
any a Cap'n IHngln and hi* crew,
that has sophisticated the *pley Hie*.
“They're wonrln’ them* straw drosses
nil right,” explained Skip Slattery,
first assistant chief engineer of the
freighter, “lint they're vn-nrin' 'em
like n wine hot tie u*e!n In-—front nwk
t« heels, you might sny. Then they
got n now-stylo petticoat made o'
mos*. Oil, It ain't like what It u-n-d
to tie!”
Even I.ttrky Bill Fanning, opllmHt.
that he is, joined In the threnody. It
was enough to mnl;o an nld tlino sailortnnn shed tearst, be said, tii see the
girl* nil wadded up in straw nnd moss
like that. Why, he could remember
when putting In nt some of those Is
land* was belter 11tnn a fourteenth
street burlesque, but now It \tns duller
than Teaueek. New \ ort; Tritium
S
zation ha* purchased $2,GUU,000
\vorth of food, medicine, blanket*
nnd other supplies and sent them to
G reece,'
A rtafT of experienced American
executives ia handling, the distri
bution
America’s
gift
through
1the
l. , Red
1).. .1ofCross
t ’m
ij
L..a stricken
■1 ?, .. —
. fcrefu
- * 1,
to athe
gees. Amcricnn doctors, urfing Red
t ro«s supplies, have .thrown a snnitarv cordon around the port towns
nnd huve successfully warded off
ti*- invasion of cholera, typhus and
leox thnt menaced nil Greece,
ma;ir
Jutlii
ugc John Barton Payne, rh n irmnn of the American Red Gross,
har put the entire Greek program
under tho direction of Colonel Wil
liam N. Haskell, who gained n world
reputntion for efficient adm inistra
tion of tho Amcricnn Relief Admin
istration program in Russia nnd
other great American charitable
efforts.
1
a*.'
.
being aided, th a t nctual suffering
has therefore been virtually obliter
ated nnd thftt the problem will rap
idly resolve itself into one of per
manent solution rather than char-
I
. V-'
, .-J
duty so f a r n* emergency help ia
concerned, nnd inUrnational author
ities must find tho way to end what
need remains, a need due to tha
presence’bf l.OQd.OOQ unasslm ilatoj
“
4
�TIIK SANFORD DAILY H lftALD, TUESDAY, MARCH
PAGE FIVE
T h is is t h e B a n k w h e r e Y o u b e l o n g
IS
GROWING
♦>
7
will be big things to
a 1part in
you nave a part in
success? Its up to you
i PROGRESS
BASE BALL
FOOT BALL
BASKET BALL
TRAP SHOOTING
••• X
STRENGTH 1
SERVICE
GOLF
BOWLING
TENNIS
BOXING
CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor
Gene Gaffney, ExBoxing Invades
Orlando Bull Dogs
Celery Fed May Play
Ball Parks and
Play Cincinnati
With Orlando Team
Hurts Business
Good Game Mon.
NT.W YORK. March 27.
With tin
TRAIN SCHEDULE
CORRECTED NOV. 11TU. 11122
South llounil
A rrive
2: ltd a m.
The fa n s will support u w inning
t am ;.trl w ith (la ifney 1111111111; the
w-tilting touch to Lie outfield, su p
plem enting th e winning combination
tthieb is promised u t i l the p ep p e ry
slu T
in fo ld ;,tul :-t tum pitilfiti"
id, h .f--t■ I inker a i littrke hav e eor-
..... 1:13 p.m.
. 2:5ii p.tu.
(3:7)5 p.in.
,
The box score w as-as follows:
lit: n s
ltiestenherr:, s*
llo tk , cf
IJresaler, rf Fowler, lib
Taylor, !b
■’Hnrdfrtg, lb*
Staley, 2b ____
; ”
Schominnnt, If
Kandlierg, e
•;
L tjtl, c .....
Rodriguez, p
Roberts, p ...—
T otals
f» # * :
t a * . *•% EA
Tom ’fit another y nrfl one.
ml ).*, b d I null beak * if yt
t 1 to tighttlo' don't fail tt> o:le.
And Osborne my* it's name .p ic -;
lure and Osborne never tells anything
h n the tru th ;
liiehsTtl Talmndge in •'Hutting
Thom are only two of an impo-mg t h u t d a s l s .
liv e r" with thrill* and Mill-®. k ’ -K i.
•ii- '■pent (be writ.-r h t a t . . I , :.m . a ” . b.v.
lot of ehampior- hi(t an
:ni hut
\ ml al , tb
! , . hit
ii. play w.th t l i lb lldugH. not l.-.l, 1 r w - ' 1 !i alone I- Wl.ltil tb
J’lOII’ h.p ll.'l’! t*> In ll i.l 111 till I’ll
park i tluttrte the 1" 11■I■,.r m1#’ >0 ■a’ io•: to b-ave, i l '.i .i ! ■ I’ 1 mnl' r i i i i >f a leu ■" ' 1.
______
Nearly all id them will be hedtih ntiMrd lin t only a small item jj* in-the
d a y w ill s u f f e r .
..
Mu It by, ab
Potts, 2I»
Iluprke, lb ....
H unter, s s& e —
Gaffney, If&ss
Greene, r f ..... ...
Swectlnml, cf ...
Slonn^ If .........
Francis, e
Woolf, p
.
( l « n Guftiey, heavy - Inf 1 -i;r .ndfieM1 r. a n y play with the Rut •! >;!■ thi--
*•
e l for Saturday and holiday reft err
noon*, thth striking at the very heart
w a y ot ^ a l i i i y a g i v e i n e n t a n d
th e
K v o f y P th i ' d ■g i r l o r boy
tffiould
f h n s . i a t l e a s t , will be h o p l p g t h a t t a n ,-ntrik«' it a p o i n t t o se e F o x N ow ,
Im 1djested.
c f .baseball revenues.
Addition of Gaffney to tin?
It heetime* Inerensingly a pparent,
Lucas, p .... .
Smith, p
Totals
'Two out when winning
scored.
8*2i’>
run
however, that this is of slight imP'lrlance to the local management.
Indeed, they are alum- t rnmhd
leaving nothing to the iiiuirimilnm
thi renni t . Ulcir plal.ts are I >
lojidi hi pay '<<1 tin 10-rives by be .ng
U-cd for all sporting evt nta capable• if
drawing huge crowds.
eat
The new Yankee field will
S u m m a r y —Two h are hits, Hcistcii1 07)0(1(1, according to speiifii ttiutia.
T i m ' G i a n t p a r k , ( lue.. A. fUoneberg. T h re e h are let, Sandberg. Left
|,npi
de Inred, will e n t |3,(MH| persons
on hnac’s, Hcds H, Orlando 12. Double
for
the
opening game, nt.aUII shortly
plays. G reen to Hurkc; Dressier tn
H a rding. Pnseotl halls', LuU. J. Stolen11>2,(K)0 for box ohnllu shrdlu etm. n u
theteaflgr, il7»,000 f»r football and
{yJdKM) for tsixlng. The inferen.e Is
quite obvious when it is. considered
that the' average attendance nl local
ball gr.mcs i* not more than seven
hares, littrke, Schcminnnt. Sacrifice
hits, Francis, SwecUnnd. Hressler,
1'aylor rend Staley. Unses on balls, off
Itodriguex, -1; off Lucas, 1; off Smith,
2. Struck out, by Ilodriguex 2; by
Jlol»erta, 1; by Woolf, 1. by Lucas 2; thousand.
Hasebnll therefore, has become a
by Smith, 2. Hit by pitcher, by Hodrigun:, 2; by Hubert.’!, 1; by Smith, I. minor Issue, exdept on special iMvirWinning pitcher Huberts. Hosing ions nuch as, Saturdays, Sundays i.nd
pitcher, Smith. Umpires, Clark and holidays. *
in consequence the important issue
I-ohr. Time li&L- _*3
involves the lining up of as many impoitnnt bout s as jKicsible, for this not
NOTICE TO PUOFKH- only will mean big money to the club
go fortunate, hut also will cut deeply
TY OWNERS
into the rival receipts from haschalb
Property owners on the streets to
ery h u e they a re diown here as it eone of the best nltirntlomd fenture--
R^
:
-■ :
7 in p m.
Pepnrl*
n r . am .
2 ll.'t p in
J :Oll p,m.
10:0 p in.
rUb}1 11ranch
lando fan* are Imping that lie and
w- .
iiutke will conn* lo IcuitThe tit
year, it wa h-arned yeele’.lij Gaf(
ney and offt'er* of the lei t! be , bull
,Jab an* dr eit ring teim a I tl ‘ imall ,1 tor
dkely they will a g re e t<«(r,y o r lemur|( !ehtm|lintiship, June
I row. >
hope tu put on tn
_ ...............
,
,
the c o n tra ry by the having eummis*»;«« ’
* Krent new:. f„r he urn
. Hb,n. If the a f f a ir G held the Yank--I«
,,f t!,“
and their major le:,|;i.e gee t- o ' ’le* ball players in the ( ’rat her circuit, but
1 pojnil.ir With tin b>i..l bn idiriM ell
(MILAN HI l
A rnve
1 IS a tn.
:: FOR THE
:: MOVIE FAN
ii r.do Sentinel Hay - ;
irr-. ,:;y V
Northbmtnd
Tli ■ Sanfortl fun
Tlio Hulldug* started thuir Ijt ^i r.-al
two Ni a y .a k I'atl i liJi- engaged in • ■ ite Gaffney, Gi-t
training yesterday by tub mu on t!u
railed, a |-cf■1illIIt tl t i > would be ii),u. polite form of bu.-intv c tin oat r u t Florida S ta te I enirne by
Reds in tin exhibition game mid bib!
Hated.
ting in tlie promotion .<f boxing bmit- 1" el tV for tile S ii f-'l
them to six runs while, making live
;,l the rr-ju tir e fieliN, it i id I ■ in 1 n ti-iiui; the U’lii;ue leiuter ,n hilling
couthera for themselves. T h e ninny
terrslltttr to hole the effect mi Iw e and all ronnd goad jd.iyrr rend i- now
fnns witnesning this tryout ikt nwn
bull in yen ial and the I! other m a 1 egotluting with Oiltindo for a berth
than pleased with their team anti feel
jo r longue club* in put Uvular.
the on that lentil lid- mm on. Gene will
that they will put n team in the Flo
WiHatil-.lolrttMJti Iv'iU, for cM.iitldc. I make a very valued addition to the i d - ,
ruit! Stnt« I.e:iguc lhis Bcasun that will
;with I.uii Firpo on the same program , 14 ady strung Hull Pons and the O r
make the best of them hustle.
is scheduled for the afternoon of May
|2 ut the Vntii.ee rtilliilMI,
•luat Itmv muii! rtistnimt will t i e
Giant? aril I'iriiG-s a l l : . u i In the Fein
Groom! i t*- > the i i ’.vr on the *■..t;■*
a f te r ’ 'itui 7 Tin turrsctilej* riiall m l
click tha t ilt.y.
The, f'.i.i ! r e ;,,i,'!
I>c|inrt •
2: III a.m.
8:10 a.in
1:28 p.m
2 :20 p.m
Arrive
P e p a it -
no a m
\ No. inn
\7 hii. 21
vNo. 27.
\N o. mi
Lct))hurg lirnnch
A rrive
1i.l | --- « • ST21
2:7)0 p.m.
158 .......
Depart!
f
i
7 2>o a,ni.
7 : Id p in
J : !U p.m.
week for l He.
rial
ITIli’O ANh I (HIGH IUIX.
would give the Ihitldog’ a f u mldabli they could ahaim It's giHol fur (he
trio of oulfielder* in the | or oil' of growii-upB to" ns they reiol the AmuIlly Tltr Aiattrlnll I
NEW YORK, Mari h 27. Luts An
Gaffney, Walter Hunter nod Arthur elated Lie* reports in the Gaily Her
Green, (he pronufing St. ! ••ifi- i>"\ aid of inride? t - happening every day eel Firpo, South AiuerYin contemn r
wh i got four lot Hi >■ G r.|a’ G at!-! lb- .i -, them ill pi' till) - lilt ■) at f>i tin- Lcxvywcight bo Vine v hainpto’i
hip, IiK • licet 1 niatclied with Farniet
i-j.iii' Ilunt. r 1- ot:" of tlti (•< t h t til, )‘i ltues
Lodge, of .Mimienpolis, for a 15-round
ii r> in the li ujyr, (in'fury i* a hIui*— ■— . '
■uer of consider able reputation ami a
,\ml t'inight Mr, and Mrs. H. It. contest al the Charity boxing show on
i;re«t mare in the field and Green Stevens nod family ore th<* favored ’May 12th in the Yankee Stadium, Tex
The
1looks like a great running mute.
j oui-'ts anti vjfll see “Hutting it Over" Hieknrd announced yesterday.
Gaffney i* it class man, having play-1without rost. Conte jm It. U. and bout will precede the .Willard-I'loyd
*j
n | in n league of higher e itD ^ iftarlbring the family a.* 0»1amie linn sav- Johnson encounter.
HTOUTS
tioit than the Florida circuit so m Yd a place for you.
Krnle I’urkc and the tw o of them
---- - would he the limit fo r'th e Bulldogs,
Tomorrow night the picture of MoElectric Curling Iron
Hut Gaffney would round out the club |,'inicy's inauguration, etc., and for dre nicely that there would he no need tailed information rend the ntticle
FREE
for worry .a* to who could fill tin ; about this picture elsewhere in this
MAIlCIt 31ST \YK WILL GIVE
breach. He would be a tower o f ' 1 v;t. t f the Herald and then go and
AWAY AN
strength in the outfield-ami fill n ‘ see the picture, mnl In Addition.to this
Electric Curling Iron
place that was always a weak spot will be shown “Stronghciirt" the won.
last year and which probably kept the dor dof, the king of his line in Get a ticket with each canh purchase
uf five gallon* HIGH TEST GASOilub front winning the pennant.
,“Brawn of the North.”
I.INK, g«M«| ^for a chance .on
this
if GetieV services can lie obtained
The old-fashioned man who hitched Curling Iron.
lor n reasonable amount it seems that
Heller Tires for
the baselnll club owes it to the fans bis wagon to a star has a son who is
to get him. Unlrss he signs a con content to park his pit in rut alley and
tract here lie will piny with Lakeland, get a mere chorus girl.
where it is understood he hns been
work. illj P a lm e tto Avp
The Herald for first class
guaranteed what he is asking here.
Johnoy .rones; Hoad of the* Exposition Shows that
Boar 11is Name Playing1Sanford All This Week
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written npplientinn to the engineer In <
chnrge of th« work on the streets
fore the curb la laid.
City Mnnager.
New Irish Potatoes
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
Swiss Cheese
New York Cheese
* " * * "*• "
Georgia and Jones' Dairy Farm
’ v*
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923
iGE SIX
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
OF COURSE DORIS WON OUT
CHINA DEMANDS GOOD ROADS
What Was There for Mother to Say
in the Face of Such an
Argument?
Oriental Country Awakta to theN«c*»> Gilbert Frankau Believes tho Young
sity of Immediate Development
Woman of Today Is Not Capable
of Its Highways.
i
of Self-Sacrifice.
They hod been chatting since enter- .
ing the bus, but tlin Woman, who sot
opiiosite them on top. heard nothing
Classified Ado lc a word. No
really good until Urant'a monument
Ad taken for l e u than 25e.
was reached.
Without taxing her hearing in the
And positively no Clauified
least the Woman learned that they
Ada chanced to anyone. Caah
were former schoolmates' nt the uni
miiat accompany all orders.
versity (for university day* were
Count the worda and remit
mentioned agnin and again) who were
acofdiafly.
revisiting the city after a number of
j
je a n .
to to to to
•'I don’t think the girl* of this eenlury will ever stand for long skirts
ngulti,** remarked the one In the green
FOR SALE
dress. ’’Reminds me of what Evelyn]
akM K ka— you can yet >oo0~ bod was telling me Ju*t before 1 came
and Irritation plugs a t ti.s away. She was making n skirt for her
inford Novelty Works.
100-tfc daughter. Doris. Every thing except
)R SALE—Hosier and liayi* paln u the correct length had been decided
and vamlahea a t Sanford Novelty upon. Evelyh wanted to make this a
little longer than Dorla’ other skirts.
orka, Sanford aeenta,
183-tfc She,told her that the fashion was for
3R SALE—Rhode lslnnd eggs for Increasing the Irngth. nut Doris was
Betting, 15 egg» for $1,00,
Mrs. obdurate.
•■Evelyn, you know,
r. generally lets
Haworth, Bcardall Avenue, San-
rd.
83-tfp
OR SALE—Guaranteed 1H23 Ovcrland coupe, a real buy, cash or
-m s; 1020 Buick six touring, exceln t condition; Auburn Beauty Six, a
sal bargain; Oldxmobflo light six
taring; cheap for quick sale; King 8,
dandy car; two Baby Ovcrlnnda nt
price you can’t refuse .. 1P22 Ford
edan. aec this rare nifer; Dort tourig; Ford touring. In fact we have
largo number of first class second
•n d cars that have been pronounced
mechanically perfect. Sec us for a
ar today. Terms can be arranged to
nit buyer.—Seminole Overland Co.
80fl-3tc
OR SALK OF TO RENT—One fur
nished bungalow, with parage, with
r without furnishings; one of the
Inest locations on Crystal I-nke, in
>ake Mary. Apply to C. II. Crosby on
*umner.
309-3tp
‘OR SALE—2 fine lots between ltlth
and Utli streets on Elm Avenue.’heap for quick vale. Write or sec J.
I. Hicks, 1000 Laurel Ave. 310-3tp
>*OR SALE—Al7 kindT of fresh and
■alt water fish, shrimp, oysters and
rrtlc ment at Kendall’s Fish Market,
!17 Sanford Ave.
3IO-2tp
■T)R SALE— 15 acre celery farm on
Lake Monroe.—E. F. Lane. 3IO-f>tp
:'OR SALE—5 acre ert*ry farm, real
bargain.—E. F. Lane.
310-f>tp
KOR SALK—Tl) acres celery land,
price f 1,500.00.—E. F. Lane.
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FOR SALE—New bungalows.—E. F.
Lane.
310-5tp
FOR' SA LE— 1022 Tilt Ie Chevrolet car,
l driven 0,000 miles. $250.00. One
lay only. Lincoln House. . 3 lin tp
FOR SALE— New 1923 Hudson Se
dan, fully equipped, three months
old, run 3,000 miles, without a scratch
for $2,000, being $800 less than cost.
Leaving the state. S. II. Hill, Semipole Hotel, Son ford, Florida. .’tll-R tr
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—1 nice aparlmnct, nil
conveniences and well furnished.—
Cates* Building. Phone 181. 290-tfc
F m n r m —One front bed room,
'1 1 7 I-nurel Ave.
“ 311-3tp
i>or apartment,
adjoining hath, front entrance, de
sirable for summer, ” 17 East Third
Street, two blocks from post office.
310-2tp
WANTED—Large
corporation de
sires services of a competent young
Udy clerk to handle general office
work. Permanent position with pleas
ant surroundings for right person.
Reply by letter; giving experience, ed
ucation and marital status. A person
al interview with a selected number
of applicants will be arranged. Ad
dress “Corporation” care of Herald.
310-2tc
FOR RENT—One room furnished,
714 Magnolia Ave.
311-3tp
FtkR REWT—di room cottage No. 1012
Myrtle Ave. Apply 417 West 2nd
Street.
311-otp
WANTED
WANED—A chance to build your
new homo befora lumber gets any
higher. Flans and estimates furnish
ed.—Sanford Novalty Works. 183-tfc
WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern
,s*ed, for good clean stock will pay
a good price. Address W. P. Newell
Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka,
Fla.
. 279-tfc
WANTED—Twelve boya between the
ages of 10 and 15 lo sell the Dally
Herald on the street and also lo be
substitute* for carrier byy routes.
8e* Lewis Shipp at the Herald office
between 3:30 and 5 *J0 p. m.
306-ifd
iV X ffTlib 41)0 MEN, between April
10th and 15th to pick tomatoes;
highest tifages paid and comfortable
quarters. Write if you can come and
bring men.—S. E, Rice, Vcro, Florida.
Mch-22-to-Apr. -If,
Wa n t e d —Position' as clerk in dry
goods store, experienced and can
gire reference. Call 419-J. 307-fitp
DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO LOVE
Business Recovery
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Will Proceed, Says
Harvard Prediction ijj
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WHEN OUT OF WORK
CAMBRIDGE, March 23.—The rc- ■
A plea for good roads ns a neces
sity for the proper development of
China la made by the Oriental Motor
ot Shanghai, which begun publication
a year ago to encourage Interest In
motor use. Asking where tiie United
Stales would have been If the good
r<uids movement had lint been ear
nestly supported throughout the counUy. the editor says:
“Yet lit this time of greatest devel
opment In tho making of roads China
II-ft dormant. If any nation in the
world tu-ede rood#, good roads and
national highways. It Is China. Means
0 « rnmtuunicnthm In tlRT*country nre
teadequnte and medieval, trunscontlpental travel Is only possible by
wpter at the rim of the country, while
tie great heart of the nation Is still
Inaccessible to any Hindu o f tranoportetion except the most primitive.
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You have to watch the modern, covcry of baldness fiom the depres- |J
dame to see the modern girl nt her sion of 1921 hns proceeded normally,}*
most self-revealing. Regard her care in spit«- of the European settlement, »
no man can save money, but he is
i
M
fully, this bcpalnted, bfpoWderM, bennd
good
business
fitny
lm
expectedjn
unwise
if
he
doesn’t
do
so
as
long
mnnlcnrt-d product of our beetle age.
ns she circles the ballroom.
She throughout 1923, according to a re
as his name stays on the pay roll!
dunces emotionally, hut her emotions port made by .the Harvard economic
nre for tlie rhythm nnd the music, not service today. The outlook (or the re
Come in and g et your bank ac*
for the mere male, her partner. Even mainder of this year b for further ex ■
count started with Our Savings
In a mnn’s anus she Is hs nearly sex pansion of business Arm or higher
less as the ladles of the Lyslstruta. commodity prices and firm or higher
Department, we want to .know
Hilbert Frnnkuu writes In the Forum. money rates, the Harvard economists
Regarding her thus, one rpnnot help
yon—and help you with 4% Interpredict. |
answering the question which stands
“The Harvard inderof general m nn-:g
est on your savings.
ut the head of this nrtlrle In tho most
u
factoring
output
increased
from
28
emphatic negative. No! (Jive- her nil
her good qualities, her poise, her ef per cent below' normal in May, 1921,
COME IN TODAY
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ficiency, her Intelligence and you will to 10 per cent above normal in Ja n ■
sltll he forced to admit th*t—Judging uary, 1923, normal being 75 to 80 per ■
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hcV superficially—the modern girl I» tent of capacity," says the report!
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not capable of a great and enduring
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love. To begin with, she Is too selfish,
In persunding a man to keep his ■
H
“(’htfta can never Ittvome O' tidtlon too self-centered, too set on the pur
null lier roads tiro developed. With suit of what she considers pleasure, word, the line qf least resistance is
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item the penetration of the Interior, to abandon herself to that self-sacri the dotted line.
for commerce
,„ n,mprTr. and
nn,j plea
pleasure, fice which Is love nt Its best. And
rur
her have her way In mntters <>f dress. , r , u| d mcan „ yc,v j,ourR or „ twr days then, perhaps, she Is too wise.
Daylight saving is the only solution.
’
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
but this time sbe argued and Dofi* j
mo,or> Tltff ,,w,pie „f the Interior
Myself, 1 am ami have always been, You forget about saving when you go
hurst Into tears. 'Be fair, mams.* she ^ u|d pe brought Into touch daily a strung supporter of th e (civil con out a fter nightfall.
F. P. FORSTER, Prealdtnt
B. F. WHITNKR, Caahler
plendeil. ’Honest Injun, now W hitt do
ujutors and motorist* from nil tract In matrimony.
Matrimony,
you think I should take—the advice of ^v tjon, Gf the nation. They would after all, Is—however much senti
The Daily* Herald, ,J5c per week.
one mother or bf twenty girls?'”
, y.^tn t0 reallre thnt there nre pnrts mental, middle-aged fogeys like my“And what happened?”
* rd the country other than their Mdf may like to regard It ns a pure]
“Oh. junther shortened the skirt, of I
proVlm-e. nnd city, arid the great love affair—a legal undertaking. And ;
REPORT OF SCHOOL FUNDS
<NWWr—JSlchWRt*.
j f 'rifling Influence which would make I think that It Is high time for the}
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China u nation milted would begin,**— young man of today to understand
. SEMINOLE COUNTY
HISTORIC HOME FOR AMERICA? > ew York Tima«.
thnt Ms legal under!nklrtg when he
marries a self-supporting or an Inde
For the Period Ending December 31st, 1922
Possibility That Dwelling In Which UNWORTHY RULER OF ROME pendent young woman Is not confined
purely, and simply "to housing her. The
Miles Standiih Was Born May
City Tnx Book.* close April 1, 1923,
Bt Brought Hers.
T h e fo llo w I n c r e n o r t o f i h e re c e ip t* nntl i l l . l a t i r s r m r n t s o f t h e Schrmt Viinit.
History Accords Low Place to Commo- modern woman, you sec, Is something after which all taxes remaining un of bKMI.S
'oi.H C O I 'S T V f o r t h e lirrloil e n d i n g liec«-inlc.r 3 l*t. 192J. w ith the hii
more limn n mere domesticated pet. paid will bo collected by levy and sale
du». Whom Fortune Capriciously
o m " un.1 , , f w a r r a n t * o u t s t a n d i n g a n d n s t a t e m e n t o f t h e A***t» ami
Tire h e r o o f Longfellow's poem,
She
requires
her
leisures,
her
pleas
L
ln
h
l
l
l
t
l
r
*
S chool p r o p e r t y o f t b e s a i d S e m i n o le C o u n t, *i
Lifted to High Estate.
of the property upon which taxes nre r*-p. r t r d o.n aJnldi f t«hUe l vdaaluy e i.fo ftiecem
l<rr, I9SS l.y t h e C o u n t y H o a r d of P u td le In.
"The Courtship of Miles Brandish,"
ures and, more perhaps even than
■t r u e Imp a n il t h e S t m r r l t . t r n d e n l o f i ’u ld lc I n M r u c t l o n I* h e r e l . y p u h lla h e d un.
delinquent.
was a real historical character, who
these,
her
full
partnership
rights.
d ' T t h e pruV U lon* o f C h a p i e r r,MS. A ct* of 1916. J a w * o f F h . r l d a .
Comraodus was n Unman emperor,
ALFRED FOSTER,
was horn In Lancashire. England, notorious for Ids cruel and voluptu
KflNUfiT AMOS, Comptroller
City Tax Collector.
somewhere about 1384. It Is now sug
ous character. He was endowed with STARLIGHT HEAT SPECTRUM
gested that the house where he was
.
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3-15-till Apr. I
By: K. HOY, D. C.
liK V K U A I. SI IIOOI. m i )
r _
, ,, ,
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, , . . . . i-rirsord nary strengtli. and often up
born should be transported to New ,
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p.-ared In Imitation of Hercules. Scientist of Smithsonian Institution
t>c|iit*it<»ry Ittilnno-, J u l y j m . J9J3
T.
England. It Is even said that within dressed In n lion’s skill nnd armed
13.:n Tl
I ttut.M arntlnK W a r r a n t * . J u l y t* t, n * *
Explains How It May Be
Nan.
six month* the four rooms of the
N et Halnticp. J u l y 1st. IHIJ,
viih a club. To display his skill nnd
tx n : n
Determined.
| II cc H i k * f o r *l» M o n tb s i
Stnmllsh home now located In the par
strength hi nruift be appeared publicly ,
T a in
T,97« SI
Notice is hereby given that a Dill ; F r o m TT aaxx tF' oo llllcr cc tt oo rr —
ish »nf Ftandlsb. near Wigan. Lan In the amphitheater. As hi* oppo
— Poll*
t?S »»Ey measuring u hundred millionth will be introduced at t h e 1923 session
<’i >mpt r o l l e r - — !t>-Urni|it ton*
cashire. England, wilt bo fitted Into the
jn* 16
nents were armed with weapon* of tin degree of temperature unit a trllllontb
•
'•onin
roller—
1
Mill
Tu*
:.s o » st
hniiw* for some United Slate* ritisen
i '«> m |> troller— S m l t )■- 1l u c l o - * l-'uinl
or load, while lie was enensod In lm- of an ampere of eiurtrlc current, I*r. of the Florida legislature to prohibit
: t t so
whose family history goes back to
Itank—Iiitorosi
seining in the lake*, rivers, canal#
tot rt
pcneiralde
armor.
b<*
hud
naturally
an
tt.*
Smithsonian
InMlluH
a
n
k
—
t.n
a
n
»
fi.0 fto.ao
Mayflower days. The Standlsh bouse
t: ii; :t
anil
stream
s
of
Seminole
county,
also
e*«y
victory
on
every
occasion
For
ll<in
jlas
determined
b>r
the
lir-t
time
bn* been occupied by tlie Sinndlsh
MitkiuK
l
t
n
l
a
n
r
c
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,
ja. JTv l
family since tin* Norman conquest. Id* iitmi-ement he rut asunder pec- t)l0 |)e(U wjiw ,nin, 0( starlight, a* he to regulate t h e catch and means em D l . h l i r s n i l r n l a f*ir S I , tliinlti*
for.lii-hi'ulF
One of-tbe ancestral stately lintues of sen*, pul nut their eye*, an tl mulihiled tm noiinccil In n n a d d r e s s a t t h e Car- p lo y e d , ami (ilso provide penalty for Uxi •[,iili-it
Hatariea of Tearhrr*
31.49T.Se
r e g i e In stitu tio n of W ashington.
its violation.
England Is Just now being taken down •hetr tto«e«, etc.
TraiuipnrttitIon of Pupil#
..._]
4.SSC.00
Comjuodus was strangled by the
Pmli
I)
It
in;
tin#
Agricultural
Kebool
Working with the 100-lnch telescope
TST.uU
and carried norm* the Atlantic to he
.Sanford Chamber of Commerce,
8
s
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS
NOTICE!
set up stone by stone somewhere In gladiator Narels«u«, who was lilretl
the States. Now If history belonging to commit the deed by Marcia, the
to these ancient buildings could also mistress of Cotntttmju*. who liutl
be transferred to the United States, plotted nidi members of hi* ofilrlnt
what n heap of renown Hint enterprls-i family, to |>ut him out of the way.
lug nation could rr.fieet ur.d own?— I When he dlisl'lhe s<-nate declared him
an enemy of itie stale, ordered his
Montreal Family Herald.
(tatties to he broken to piece*, and
j his name to he erased from all public
■A-NaxwVortrt.niiiiinTritJ iwu: rrrr«r- , irisrripilon*.—Deir»-It New*.'
__, ncjltnt W«» the..Burglar.
gent call to detective heitdquarti*rs
complaining that
had been stolen
front him. The Chiak, who conduct*
a nwtnnrant. told the detective* he
' suspected u colored employee, stating
he hid the money In his cellar, but
conld not locate It. A detective sug
gested * search of the cellar. The
detective* made a r arefill survey,
without restdts. As they turned to
abandon their search, one of them
noticed a small bundle of paper move
across the cellar floor. Springing up
op the object, he placed Ids foot full
upon It. The bundle ceased to move,
but H* moving force—n husky rat— ,
vonlvhcd Into a nearby hole. N lnr‘
hundred dollar# in hill* wn* In the
bundle, thn* accidentally clearing up
what might have been a baffling mys
tery.
Searching for Shock.
«
There tin* s<> nttjny Instnncej where
«|tcerh anil hearing ltave been restored
by u set ere shock that there It a gen
eral nation among deaf and dumb pt-r«titi* that their salvation resin In thl*
direction. Consequent!) they me re
sorting Pi airplane trlpr a* a mean*
of restoring their function*. The man
ager of the air station at Croydon,
England. r.-|M-rts that he I* besieged
with request* from these afiJIrted per
ron* who are hopeful that an experi
ence In mldnlr might supply the neenotary, jilmck. The pnrents of an ttf*
flirted child brought their otfApriHf t«
the Mathm and made a request flint
the child he taken nlofc with the Idea
of possibly curing her, hut null?* front
the tunic effect upon the child there
wn# no oilier result. The child re
turned to the ground In n very happy
Diplomatic Corps Cared For.
Other ’Washingtonian* tuny strives frame of mind nnd wn* delighted ulrii
with the cold this winter, owing to the )IPr experience. It hu* tieen suggestcoal shortage, hut the ndmlnlsirnrieu ad that the trip aloft doe* not have
has seen to It that the 400 person* Ini the desired effect for the reason that
the diplomatic cnrpx will not suffer, j ,he various experience# in the air an*
owing to a tack of fuel. Many of the more or le*x expected nnd therefore
diplomats come from countries where the element of suddenness and shock
artificial lient In homes I* almost un are lacking.
known and, Indeed, unnecessary, and
worried about their empty coal tdns
Warren Stories.
The State department hns gtven there
Warren Is n Shelhyvlllo hoy five
precedence over others, thus emphasis year# old and fond of ealtn*. <*n#
ing the entente cordlnle. It Is only In dny he nnd another little hoy-were
recent year* that the English and the playing soldier, amt were shooting
Scotch have known the comfort of both men and women, when Warren
steam heat, the arm coal fire, as they
rrleij out: “Don’t shoot the women,
call It, burned In open grates, being
cause they do the cooking.”
the only irielhod of hentlng their
Warren's father was telling about
homes.—Wnshlngton Star.
transacting some business matters
with n woman and said: “She 1* so
Something Hs Can Teach Htr.
"I simply coutdn't tench my wlfe^to Ignorant, jibe doesn’t know anything."
drive the car. Gave It up nnd let Warren looked up and said: "Reckon
aim knows how to cook, don't she?"
somebody else do It.”
One day Warren’s nurse was ready
“W elir
“Same wtlh bridge. She wouldn't to give him a hath. She called to him
listen to me at all. Hired n tutor for to romg and hp said: “Walt a minpte,“ Again she asked why he didn’t
tier.”
come and he replied: "I am trying
“W cltr
"Dancing wn* another art we to make my minute as long as mom’s.”
learned separately. Atwaya wrangled —Indiana polls News.
when we tried the new step* together,
Holland Restricts Flyer*.
but. nt that, there's one thing she’s
Flying regulations of the Nether
willing to let me leach her.”
lands government provide that the
“What la ll.n tr
“Hite Insists thnt L must teach her minimum altitude over closely Inhab
Itow to blow cigarette smoke through ited nreas Is 4<X) meters (1,312 feet).
All aircraft must always fly nt such n
her nose,”
height over towns or public gather
ings ns will |*rmlt o f th’etr landing
Martens Raised In Captivity,
The raising of inaHeps In captivity outside of such areas in cam of en
la now commercially, possible ns n re gine failure. No trick (lying may bo
sult of the* discovery of their breeding Indulged Id above closely inhabited
season by nnturiril*l* of the biological areas or public gatherings.
nurvey of the United .Stales Depart
ment of Agriculture. These valuable
Wastt Paper Monty.
fur bearer* mate late in-Juty and In
A traveler recently returned f rom a
August, and appear to have n gestation trip- through Austria hucMtls cafe Lftt
perils] of eight months, much longer handed fo him made out on the hock
than most nutnml# of the name group. of h ten-crmvn note. When the patron
It was formerly thnnght that theli* expressed hi* surprise nt this unusual
breeding season was In the fall or proceeding, the waiter told him that
winter, the young being born In the bank notea were cheaper than plain
spring.
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• The reason the moylcs aro success ''You'll notice that book* of etlquCt
.Is a place whefe men ful I# because they pay nb a
didn’t become popular until people got
KX|icn*<** n f A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ;
at Mount Wilson observatory this fall.
Seminole County Fish & Game
■Sainry of Super Into nd<<nt
_
1. 200 .no
Dot tor Abbot measured the heat at dif 291-tfe
P i r I Horn ntnl M ltt-nce o f Mem tier* or H o ard
190,46
Protective Association.
i
V
in
ml
union*
o
r
Collector
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ferent parts of the spectrum of ten
Inrlil. p i.tls f o r H our.I anil S u p e r i n t e n d e n t
331.09
stars and the suit. The ray* were ills*
P r i n t i n g i-m.trivial Slotirn, m
31.00
Print tli*
359.92
persed by a spectroscope In a hand
I n s t i t u t i o n of K unim .-r School
TOno
similar l<> the rainbow.
Intcrqst
I 20 Of)
A tto rn ey *
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The bright star C apelin, which is
ll< f o n d #
ISO no
very similar to otir $wn sun In its
Tim*. W a r r a n t — S i n k i n g F u n d
605.0d
30.079 57
,|.v..ii-.mi v.
f'Q'Ild t»
!'• t)o*it.rtr> KntitiiVr 'I.W. 3J*t, IJIJr viLqnTvuTTnt » ‘(ill?' liur^»|ntw*T f i r ttn
area on the earth upprosimately «pml
tu the state of Slimjesota. llti^ this
HKrAi’iTt i#,%tiun n r iiKPoirr n r n pk c ia i . t a x Kriiooi. iiiutiiict p i min
« i :m im ii . i : k u n t v , rM im tiA . n m iM iir n ni«t. 1022
prominent stur l* fwhle WHttpaml
w i t h «t*r r u n , w h ich Is rcpm l to n
hundred billion <\q*elia* and sends
so
v«
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down mi twenty square feet heat equal
v*flr.
t
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In n bar* power, tin the whole earth
c
Capelin’# hqiit equal*, .'.t«J h|irse|Hiwer.
*2“r.fl
ci
It
;* r
•/
and it# all the -t.ir* together equal
.VM) Cap, Has. Ihi# would amount to
970 ti
2 *I * nI
I 3IO 30
3 017 *S
nlio-quin iit million hnrstepower **\**r
n 7'i
99 tv
451.19
a64. 7a
111 *♦«»
156 II
166 *1
311.0j
Ihe Whole earth i ill the stars al**tte.
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37.61
51 ,72
Scottish Estates Being Sold.
Enormous vatolei hi Hcdhintl nre
; going under the kninmer, due In many
case* to the ta x ,- that have followed
the war. As many its 3ti> square
tulle# of forest#, grouse moor# nnd
farms, with salmon and trout fishing,
whole rlvors and lochs. Island# nnd
mountains, and cumfortahle houses
aro offered for sale nt the present
time. Including a large part of the
C'nledonlnn forest Yacht anchorages
nnd sea fishing ur«- plentiful.
The hrlefr«t sinlemcnt of the gntne
ting# on some of the properties, nnd
of the average take# of trout nnd
entmon. brings into jtrong relief the
fact that, like Scott’a “Finnan had
dock," the sporting thus Indicated
“has a relish of a very peculiar nnd
delicate flavor,” Inimitable elsewhere.
Going One Better.
One of the brightest “slurs” In "The
Island King" at the Adelphl theater ll
Nnncle Lovat. She sings and acti
charmingly.
I paid Miss Lovat a visit tbe other
evening, and she asked me If I had
“heard this one." 1 hadn’t.
Tyro kiddles were engaged In a brag
ging mutch.
“My mummy's gone to the shops to
pay some bills,” said Joon, prmjdly.
“My mummy doesn't have to,”
sneered L)orts. “The men come to the
houw for ours.”
Hero Is another of Mis* Lovnt’e
stories.
“Georgei” murmured the girl, as she
nettled dose to him, “cigars aro noth
ing but a habit.”
“Ye*, nnd you've now broken one ot
my habits," sab! the young matt, as
he sadly withdrew the remains of a
lliivana from hi# pocket.—London TU
Bits.
Advertising Signs Barred.
Preventing the nntlonn! forests In
California from being defaced with
advertising sign#, nn order recently
Issued by tho district forester at San
Francisco states thnt advertising *igns
In the 17 national forests of Califor
nia must come down. Advertisements
printed on rocks nnd trees are also
to-he effnrod. According to the regu
lation* of the forest service of the
United .Slates Department of Agricul
ture, such advertising Is prohibited
from nil notional forests without spe
cial penults, which arc seldom Issued.
One reason why small towns rentnln
—
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th e doc-
Tlie burning brand from
the open fire-place is
another threat of fire.
The cosy log fire crackle#
merrily—a glowing ember pops
out and set# the rug alriaxc. The
(lame* arc beyond rontrol be
fore they arc discovered. Just
another little thing that cause#
disaster.
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insur
ance against such a calamity is
just plain good business. And
a long century of loss paying
ha* demonstrated that there >■
no sounder fire insurance than
thnt offered by Ihe Hartford
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Fire Insurance Company, repre
sented by thl* agency.
166.71
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Real Eslulo
Investments
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Bgtyoco c’fl*lt in De|xlsltorlea
----- 1 N S U R A N C L -----FIRE, AUTO. CROP. FREEZE.
LIABILITY, LIFE, BONDS
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
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“ROBIN HOOD”
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299.90
43,601.60
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ATHENS THEATRE
V n ln r o f Mrhonl P r o p e r l f
'K e n e ra l
DeLAND, FLORIDA
\ March 29th and 30th
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Krhotil F u r n i t u r e .
S ch o o l A p p a r a t u s
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Adults
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500.90
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- V vV *V v / v..-« ‘ -
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27.
“
BUSINESS :
DIRECTORY :
Ton can find the name of
avery lire Business Man
In Sanford In thin Column
each day.
K*
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Quick Service Transfer
‘St6rage Facilities
1
follow ini: described property situnted
In Homimde County, Florida, to-wit:
I-ot 70, St. Joseph.
The said land being nH.Hcx.ied nt
the date of the issuance of such cer*
tilkatc in the name of Unknown. Un
less said certificate shall be redeemed
according to law, Tax Deed will issue
Ka thereon on the 18th day of April, A.
Carde of Sanford's Reput. hi I). 1023.
able Professional Men, each an
WITNESS iny official signature
of whom. In hia chosen pro.
and seal tliia the 13th day of March,
feaeiun the Herald recam*
A. It. 11123.
tneadt to the people.
(SEAL)
K. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
^t
tw au 14 mi m
Seminole. County, Fin.
Hy A. M. Weeks, I). C.
Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17e
¥ •
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and nUILDER
George A. DeCottes '
Altorney-ni-Lixw
Orer Seminole County Hank
4ANF0RD
... FLORIDA
FRED R. WILSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Flrnt National Hank Building
SANFORD
FLORIDA
|17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
B. W. HERNDON
INSURANCE AGENCY
PIRB-------- AUTO---------BONDS
S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor and Iluilder
SANFORD
*!•
FLORIDA
A. P. Connelly & Sons
K ntatilU fcrd IBOft
Il-E -A -L
K -J-T -A -T -B
P arm a
In tra in iro ls
I’a - l H i p r o r r S la n d
ln « u rn n rr
('Up L o l l
S u r e t y llonda
llaaara
l.o a n a
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l l a a l a r a a C fcaurra
Main Ofrice
M R IM 'II IIKAI.TV rilM I'A.V T
U M ' ( I I U ) I .I V K .IT H K J iT COMPANY
I'k o n r AH
lo l-H M n p a o lla A i r .
CHELLE MAINES
s
LAWYER
-Court House
Cyoa Examined
Cut Flowers--------:— Floral Designs
Annual and Ornamental Hauls
Bit Myrtle Ave.----------- I'hono 260-W
Glasses Designed
Henry McLauIin, Jr.,
• Opt. D.
Opticlan-Optometrlat
«‘I3 East Flrat Street Sanford; Fla.
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
ARCHITECT
Room 7, Miller Illdg.
IANFORD
FLORIDA
Notice of AppiicaUun for Tax Deed
Under Section 573 of the General
Statutes of the State of Florida
Notice is hereby given that B, Pitt,
purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 214..
deled the 2ml day of June, A. D. 1919,
lias filed said certificate in my office,
and has made application for Tax
Deed to issue in uorordanre with law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property situated in
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: N\V.
1- 4. of N\V. 1-4, Sec. 10, Twp. 20 S..
Range 32 Last. 40 acres. The said
In rid being assessed ut the date of the
issmutee of such certificate in the
name o f Unknown., Unless said certi
ficate shall he redeemed according to
law Tux Deed will issue thereon on
the 4th dny of April, A. I). 1023.
W1TNKSS my official -signature
and seal this the 27th day of Febru
ary, A. 1). 1923.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Clredit Court,
Seminole County, Fla.
By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
227; 3-0-13.20-27; 4-3c
Moving Pictures
Made 25 Years Atfo
W ill It. Show n a t th e
W. J. THIGPEN
Real Estate
FIRE, LIFE, A CTO INSURANCE
Ilea, 205—
STEWART The Florist
! n e s s d e c s tla M M o a q u itu r e p r o d u c e i t - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ( ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N H K a t a K a
Health Service Says
| b re e d t h a t it h a s b e e n welt s a i d u> of J
Creosote May Be Used t h e c o m m o n fly, " a g r a n d c h i l d to d a y , ■
a
to Combat Mosquitoes a g r a n d f n t l n - r t o m o r r o w . ’
Two Cars of Vegetables 5
WASHINGTON, March 2tV -Just
Daily j
at this time, when the mosquito league Being1 Shipepd
is planning its hatting order to play
from Okeechobee Seut’n jj
hall all over the swamps nnd lowlands
I I,, f XJ
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
| | we pleaale you, tell oihera; If not.
tell us. Phone 498
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
- S "■Sf5| tl ■ 7 •>_
•I’imntM-
-OfTicc 271
DR. .1. T. DENTON
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON
Rooms 20G-207-20H Mehtch Building
’rinr.".-. W e d
N ig it
St t li. Hlf
)l u n f t h a t
tiie "m ovie,'."
( o m e into t h e i r o w n as
it.va till •Ir li*. n r .l e r s of nt t e l y is im i
(a im ■tl iti " T h e M o r r i r , " a new >* reel!
In tern n tio ral
i e tc ire,l
n o w Hy
hy
N ew i m l U i r p o r n ti n n t h r o u g h l.'nivo re d F.vvlui n g e s .
T h jt p rm if eon«ist - i ** e x t r a m t l n a r y m o t io n jiic tu re s
No 1V 7 .m iig im itii in of W illia m
Mi i: .ah V rS p t v s i i l e a t o f th e U n ite d
, S l a t fN. fMi». m n d e n p i a r t e r n f ■ r.
Cl tit f r y ii Uo,
It haft a l w a y s !><vu felt that motion
piit-.ar , v»
h r tif treiiU'lidoUs In
Are You Going
to Build or
Repair
of the country, and on some of the *
Two cars of beans and pepper* were J;
highlands, too, a report from the
public health department ns to how xhipptd from*the Conners Farm* yes
Ibis batting average may he kept low terday through Okeechobee to the
northern markets—The work of load- H
is more than interesting.
During the course of a study of ru jug from the Imats onto the cars ho- ■
ral malaria in Yazoo county, Miss,, Ing tinder the direction of Mr. I). A- « My advice regarding: roofing: won’t cost you
whilst was l>cing conducted hy the Howard.—a cent!
Mr. Howard informs us that from 'S
United States public health sendee,
in co-operation with the state nnd the Con tiers Farms, the farms of the ■
BIRD’S ROOFS—A roof for every buildiilff
county authorities, certain observa Howard Company and, other farms in ■
■
tions were made relative to th<*‘rest the Pahukee ilistrict, there-w ill b e .J|
•
•
—
Ire rf .EH-J
ing habits of nnopheline mosquitoes shipped through Okeechobee this sett-! ■
ns affected byrreosote oil. Hecniue of son at least, 1.500 ci\rs of vegetables.,n
/ r
the possibility of their practical'bear- These vegetables wjU^bc Immlled hy S
in gupon rural malaria control, these the ''East Coast Iloat Line" in which J observations are deemed worthy of n organization there are at pre-vnt nix ■ T e l . 1 5 7 - W «
^Address, 911 Elm Avenue
Iki.i Ih, with possible others to In-, ad- a
■
preliminary report ut thi time.
These observations indicate that did. Although yet young in the eacreosote oil, when applied to the walls aim, a boat load a day is now living
and ceilings of cvrtuin houses in the brought in and the smallest of these
quunljty of one gallon to 420 square boat* carry two car loads -some of
Luster—
An aitprnprialc gift for every settsott
feet, will noticeably repel nnopheline the in four.
j
Mr. Howard states that the present
mosquitoes. Observations matte of cer
tain of the eteoHpted h o u r ten weekii price on beans is very good and the
after the ejeorote had been applied ri adts therefore quite satisfactory.
Just nt'thU juncture Mr. W. G. Rtosee into indicate that the creosote oil
was still effective.
vail LoMkhI up .with the cheering news
The oil is especially applicable to that Smith.,Stovall nnd Gray, of Uto
homes of poor construction where lire pia, would vhip at h ast seven cars of
screening and other nnUmpsquilo mea heaqs nlld peppern the pre.wnt Week,
sures caqyot lie effective!;.- employed. and That it will require the full time
Colored people who commonly live of the "Itcrnice” to bring their pm
in houses of this type in the Southern duct to Okeechobee.
So, ns Iwtwccn the truck and inistates do not object to the application
of tiie oil. Unquestionable it is less ipense fish shijiping out of Okeccltoobjectionable than the smudges of lo r, .we see no reasm* for ceiilplaltll
rags, leather nnd feather , so univer on the part of F'lorida East Coast of
sally used hy these people to keep the lleials,—OkvvchoU'o News.
mosquitoes away while they secure
Favors, lunch. vaudeville, Ivr -let
a few hours sleep.
-G ro u n d I'lu or
The ohsetvations made would indi Bali i \pril 1 2nd, 1I’nrixh llou-e. 30'.i tfl
cate that creosote may be u-i-d l•• pro
vent mosquitoes fro mla> mg eggs lit
If they i ,i n't g. t Die ..... tlegger mi
water barrets. This is one of the lu;.*t t!«r any other law, they lilieht nt
known hati lung grounds to In- found i im**- r« t him for impel-otm! tag un
*
anywhere, with such alarming quick- , oit i, i»r.
...Your Photograph...
PHOTOGRAPHER
ha v* at
cate in the name of Unknown.\ Iho Tnx t Vrlifiriile No, 105. dnteii
the |th day of June A. D. 11#IV hint fil (cr. -t :itid value* to future generations
ed said certificate in my office and —ill. tniling life today eamlly as it
General Machine and Holler has made Application for Tnx lh'e<\ is and not ns-M me later historian
,*<) issue in accordance with law. Said might a- -time. Whothns not wished
Works
eertiflcnto embraces tin? following tie- that he . otild :.|cp into a theatre and
Cylinder Grinding
‘scrilH’d property sit tut ted in Kemlimlc sec I’ii.'keritq; films of George tVashAutomobile Repairs
(Trimly, Florida, to-wit:
ingtoii 01 Abraliam l.inyoln just ns
Acetylene Welding
S E 't of -N'L't (1-i'ss lfi.fi chs, N A (hey were in li'e? This is impoftsHile,!
Phone tf2-------- Sanford. Florida S hy 7.95 chs L A W. in SW. (’or) ut in r .. hut "Tin* Mtirrii" i»- doing
Sec. P.1, Twp 21, S. Rtinge 30 K
tl,. o*, t he t thi.ig iiinl howilig piei Said InMil liemg if>n'.«*ii| nt the dn'c Hp« m ele at the tune of the very
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
of tin t .stmts e of sui it certificate in hitt)i of tiie cinema.
TAX DEED UNDER SECTION
the name of Unknown.
it v..s a great day in Washington
575 OF THE GENERAL STAT
Unless said certificates shall he re when William McKinley, accompanied
UTES OF THE STATE OF FI.ORdeemed according to Intv Tax Deed by the retiring President Grover
’ IDA.
will Issue thereon on the- l&th day of Cleveland drove down Pennsylvania
April, A. I>. 1923.*
avenue from the White House to the
Notice is hereby given that MureWITNESS rny official signature am rapitol in an open coach, acclaimed
chrd Neil Rose Co., purchaser of Tax
seal this the 12th day of March, A. y c h e e r i n g c r o w d s a n d e s c o r t e d hy
Certificate No. 250(5, dated the 5th day 1). 1923.
r e g u l a r army t r o p s s . hoi t o take purl
uf June, A. D. 181)1, has filed said (SEAL)
K A DOUGLASS,
in the Spanish Amerit un war. The nllcertificate' in my office, and has made
Clerk Circuit Court,
te in o h lie w a s u n k n o w n '.lie " h tir se application for Tux Deed to innuo in
Seminole County,- Fla.
s c a r n a g e " c o n s i d e r e d t h e plaything
turordnnce with law. Said certificate
By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. ol c r a c k e d - i n aim'd in v e n t o r s . In the
embraces the following described pro
Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-IO-17ct pictures the spectators lining the si.leperty situated in Seminole county, i
valk sore as interesting ns the re
Florida, to-wit:
N 't of HE'4 of 8EV* See 19, Twp. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR markably clear views of McKinley ami
TAX DEED UNDER SECTION Cleveland. Styles of the period aoctn
21 S. Range 30 Lost. The said laud
575
OF THE GENERAL STAT laughable and call instantly to mind
Wing assessed a t the dale of the Is
UTES OF TIIE STATE OF FLOR visions of the modern flapper and fin
suance of such certificate in the name
IDA.
ale hopper. There were no "t ake ent
of F. W. LI bey.
Also Tax Certificate No. 408, dated
Notice is hereby given that W. ers" in those days. A “dude" or two,
the Jth dny of June, A. D. PJ17, has Pierson, purchaser of Tax Certifi however, obtrude themselves in the
flleil said certificate in my office and cate No. 47, dated the fitli day of Ju pictures.
Behind the cavalry escorting the
Fax mntlo application for Tnx Deed ly, A. D. 1914, has filed said certili
to issue in accordance with law. Said cate in my office, nnd has nvido ap presidential party come batteries of
certificate emhrocea the following de plication for tax deed to issue in nc artlllury, the gunners wearing the un
scribed property, situated in Semi cordnncu with law. Said certificate iforms made so familiar hy the Spannole County, Florida, to-wit:
embraces the following described pro ish-Amcricnn war and the artillery it
N. 5 acres of NLVi of S E tt of Sec. perty situated in Seminole County, self seeming strange in contrast with
the monster weapons developed by the
10, Twp. 21, S. Range 30 East, 5 acre*. Florida, to-wit:
The said Innd being assessed nt the
IM 38 New Upsala Its shown by J. world war, their destruetiveness and
date of the issuance of such certificate O. Fries Plat recorded in Pint Hook size still fresh in every one's mind.
Tho picture afford* an exceptional
In the name oY Unknown.
C Page 13 (Orange Co. Records.)
ly
striking study of the martyred
Alio Tux Certificate No. 407, dat
The said lantl being assessed a t the
ed the 4th day of June, A. D. 1917, has date of the issuance of such certifi president. Pictures of Woodrow Wil
filed said certificate in my office and cate in the name of C. W. Goodrich. son's first inauguration nnd of Mc
b»* made application for Tax Deed to Unless said certificate shall bo re Kinley's inauguration offer n contrast
blue thereon in accordance with law. deemed according to law lax Deed striking in tho extreme.
Additional pictures of McKinley
Said certificate embraces the follow will issue thereon on the 18lh day of
show him ns an orator. That he was
ing described property situated in Se- April, A. D. 1923.
•ninole County, Florida; to-wit:
WITNESS my official signature careful of his words Is made evident
S\V«i of SE'A of S W * (Less N ‘4 nnd seal this the 12th day of March, by the fact th a t he holds his notes In
nnd Jess HWVi) Sec. 19,'‘Twp. 21 S. A- D. 1923.
his hand while crowd* surround hint
Range 30 E. 2Va acres.
in wrapt attention. It was following
(SEAL
U- A* DOUGLASS,
The r.aid Innd being assessed a t the
Clerk Circuit Court,
Just su:;h a speech as this that the
Seminole County, Fla. assassin's bullet sped to its mark on
date of the issuuneo of such ccrlitY
cate in the name of Overstreet Tur
Hy A. M. Weeks, D. C. that fatal day at Buffalo 24 years
pentine Company.'
Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17c ogo. Othe,r historical pictures such as
Also Tnx Certificate No. 40G, dated
tins well be n feature of the regular
the llh day of June, A. D. 1017, has NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR issues of "Tho Mirror."
TAX DEED UNDER SECTION
filed said certificate in nly office and
With magnificent artistry nnalyscs
has made application for tux deed to
575 OF THE GENERAL STAT by motion pictures of tho Iwautiful
iinue thereon in accordance with law.
UTES OF THE STATE OF FLOR- Denishawn dancers nru shown. Every
.Stfld certificate embraces the follow
IDA.
---------- ,
; ; ,n)UM graceful movement of these wooding described property, situated in Sonymphs dancing in a leafy doll 'neath
Notice is hettny g»vcn that W. A.
minule county, Florid?, to-wit:
Cnliforma’ji
early sunlight is shown
totf. 3.42 chs. 8. of NW Cor. of RE Stapler, purchaser of Tax Certifi tu perfection—the porsonificnlioft of
;L °f NEU of See. 19, Twp. 21, S. cate No. 8. dated the 2nd .lay of June, all that U beautiful.
knngc 20 East, run S. lC.58 chs. E. A. D. 1919, has filed said c a r t i f i e n t e in
This la In addition to "Brawn of the
my office, and haa made application
7J)5 chs, N. 10.58 chn. W. 7.93 chs.
North"
with tho wonder dog "Stron
The said land being assessed a t the for Tax Deed to Issue in accordance
with
law.
Said
certificate
embraces
the
date of the ifsuanco of such ccrtlfi— - - ..
SANFORD ^MACHINE
COMPANY
PAGE SEVEN*
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 102.3
NUMBER 310
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VOLUME III.
Sarah Bernhardt
Very Low Today,
End Draws Near
. 1 ,3s
... * ' S\
Week End One of Ten.1*: Anxiety With
No Hopes
.
Will Have No Conferences and Officials Will Take
Vacation
THIS IS CRYING NEED OF
THE STATE OF FLOIUs
DA TODAY
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BASIS OF PROGRAM SUBMIT
TED HY COMMITTEE O F
AMERICAN OWNERS
MU 1 h r A » » o rta lrd
ST. AUGUSTINE, Mnrch 26.—If President Ilnrding hml an
entrngempnt Hat for today such ns he has when at homo in the
White House it would have on it only one name and thnt would he
Colonel Bogey Mythical,' the gentleman highly esteemed by all
golfers. The president early in the day left his hotel for the St.
Augustine links to fill an appointment with Colonel Bogey and the
announcement was made that the engagement would run through,
Who Will Oppose Occupation Li
cense, Income Tax nnd All O th TOWB DINTO KEY WEST AND thirty-six holes. The decision of the executive to devote a day to
golf removed for time.being at least a possibility of conferences
er Taxes on Ihc People
WILL FKOIIAHLY HE
with administration officials and political leaders .who aeem to lie
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HELD
•
finding St. Augustine excels any place in the United States as a
I n r T S ie A*M > rlntrd P r r « « |
place to spend u week's vacation.
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TALLAHA88EE, March 20.—Out
SAYS SEN. HODGES
side of appropriations to take care of
necessary governmental expenditures
the “crying need" of tho coming leg
islature will bo to effect tax reme
dies thnt would "tend to lessen the
burden of taxation on already over
burdened people" Senator Hodges of
Tallahassee stated today. The senator
announced th a t opposition to Occu
pation licenses, state income tax,
state inheritance tnx and the “ere?
alien of new unnecessary departments
to gobble up more money from tax
payers."
.
TALLAHASSEE, March 26.—Oral
arguments which' hail been set for
hearing by tlio supremo court Tues
day and Wednesday hud boon post
poned bccnusc of tho absence of .Judg
es Iirownc nnd Ellis. The dates for the
hearing of th e argument.! is to Le set
later.
.
Four People Die in
Big Fire Today-New
^ York Hoarding: House
.Many Were Injured In Fire that Swept
Theatrical Hoarding House
IRr T lf
A s s o c ia te d I’ r r o s l
NEW YORK, March 20.—At least
four persons nro believed to have lost
their lives in a fire thnt swept n sev
en story theatrical boarding house In
West f>7th street this morning. A num
ber of the roomers were injured. A
number were trapped on the top floor
nnd the police believe tt least fpur
perished. Many spectacular rescues
wero made. Two Women Mere badly
burned whllo standing a t windows
awaiting rescuers. One died while be
ing tken down the ludder.
Thousands enjoy Bij?
' Luna Park Exposition
Johnny J. Jones' Attractions Drove
I'opular with Crowds Opening
Day In Miami
Over 4,000 persons are said to have
visited Luna pnrk last night nt the
opening of Johnny J. Jones' Great
Exposition, which will fomain in Mi-'
ami for one week.- *nio attendance
was one of thu largest a t such an
amusement place this season. Not
only were the many free attractions
wrll patronized, but tho special under
canvas attractions were presented to
| ' great throngs of people.
Johnny J. Jones, head of tho ex
position thnt bears his name, hus
been coming to Miami for 12 years
and each year his entertainment is
bigger apd better. This season ..Mr,
Jones has added several new a ttrac
tions and ho has mot with big success
h every city visited.
"Tho Joy Plnxa," described ns n
miniature fairyland, mndc so because
of the brilliant electrical display, tho
fiuh of a searchlight disclosing the
vsrlogatod tints o ntho gold-leafed nnd
painted show fronts nnd rides, bring
back to memory the youthful readings
of Aladdin and his Wonderful tam p.
There are somo 20 big attractions,
Including new triejt rides nnd fun fes
tivals. Among the loading features
•re Capl. Wm. Sigsbeo and his horse,
“Tho Captain/’ known na tho horse
with tho human mind. Tills Wonder
ful horse IS tho same one exhibited
• t the San Francisco exhibition. Am
ong the,stunts he ddos is to work out
arithmetic problems, such ns addition,
multiplication nnd subtraction; picks
nut colors in tho audienfe, plays the
chimes, makes chnngu of money-from
real cash'register and other tricks.
Captain James T. Dooley pula tho
Johnny J. Jdnea’ |20,000 herd of
performing elephants through a lot
of no wstunto. Captain Jenkins has
A dog and pony eircus, and Mnybcll
Vi.
fo r
.
M ir Tfcr A w n r l a i r d I ' r m )
Ml» 1 h r A a s o r l a l r d f’rr a a )
KEY WEST, Mnrch 2<J.—Tlie Cuban
steamer .Monotcnnotte with two thou
sand one hundred cases of liquor on
hoard wns today towed into this port
by the coast guard cutter Snukce nf*
the cutter found the steamer without
cool and supplies, fifty eight miles
from here. Customs officials inspect
ing the steamer found she had no
Va c a n t s k a t in s e n a t e
FROM THE STATE OF
COLORADO .
S A R A H .B C R N U A I I D T
DENVER, Colo, Mnrch CO.—Woodrmv Wilson today ■naked Governor
Sweet of Colorado to appoint Huston
Thompson, Democrat, jo the seat in
the United States semuo to succeed
SattiUel D. Nicholson, Republican, who
die dSaturday night. Thompson now
is a member of the Federal Trade com
mission. Governor announced he hud
received the following telegram from
Woodrow Wilson, ' i trust you will not
think, it an unwarranted liberty if I
express the hope that you will select
my friend Huston Thompson for the
vacant seat in tho senate." ’
W Also Endorsed By Statements
Foreign Trade Impossible with
' Government Ownership
I H r T k # A ..o«-lnlr4 P r » s « )
WASHINGTON, March 26.—ReC.
ommcndntion that the Shipping board
rtttire from businoss, scrap oil infer
ior vcsicls and sell the remaining ton
nage to American citizen* "without
any restriction" wns the bases of a
program submitted by n committee of
the American Steamship Owners as
sociation. The association further re
commended that all vessels pot sold
after n reasonable lapse of time bo
scrapped, and went on record ns be
ing of the opinion that "American
merchant murine in foreign trade can- \
not be built up through government
ope ration."
Illr T tf AaaorUled l'ro<«l
PARIS, March 20.— Small lternllatd's condition has grown worse du r
ing the last few hours nnd at noon
clearance.papers m.r manifest papers Sixty Day Conclave Will See Many Improvements her household considcrwl the end near.
11board. Captain Pnpam of the steam*
• o
t f .,!
The week-end was one of tense nner was nimble U> account fur his nc-;
l i l t . v i l | i l l i l l V .I iy
.
■ivt;,' i.-i Reinhardt's home and a flood
tivities r inert leaving Nassau mijiposof message i Lidding lu-r have cour
edly on January 10, nor what dispo- ■
that it i-i here to stay, nnd,licit feeling age tam e from many friends on the
sition was made .if l.mlu e:;;cn nf.li:
American ’Planes
continent and in America.
i,nor said to have Is-eii part «.f Hu |
pwipled city comes from its se largely accounts, it is bclilvcd. for thi
Will Fly Back W U:
commercial spurt of the i>;nt .year.
WASHINGTON, March. 2it.—Sec
es i go but now mi ising.
retary Hughes lias afiswered the sectiiis Weak; next week it will pulsate Uncertainty over the tenure of- thr t PARIS. March -''-—During the a f
S.
From
Porto
Rico
olid proposal of the Allied represen
i with n life that comes every two years cnpitol has held off'the coming of any ternoon Dr. Provost .niff thnt the nctress
condition
was
hopeless
and
she
Illr
Tfce
A«Kfhlol
l-rm
l
Nave! Limitation to
tatives in Paris negotiating for tho
new
businesses.
j nr.d remains for sixty dny.-t. The ndPORT Au PRINCE, March 2«L—
might die any minute. She was then
settlement
American claims for
i
entire
guard
of
legislator.-,
former
Cause Clash When ! legislator*, statesmen nnd statesmen There is probably no hotter exnm- sleeping under an opiate. Mndnnie T ie American army airplanes flying rcpaynp-nl ofof the
tho rosts of maintain
pie of thu renovated spirit of the
Rernhnnit received extreme mu-tion back to the United States from Porto ing the American army of occupation
Next Congress Meets in tin- making, lobbyists fiind countless town llinn the achievement of the during
a sudden recovery of approxi-1Rico which arrived here from Santo in Germany. The reply was cabled to
-------' attaches will come in during the week. younger generation in having reniovmate
conscioUMiosa
that began about Domingo yesterday, lagan leaving Elliot Wadsworth, tho American repWASHINGTON, March 26.—Inter- The week-end will pour in a crowd that ■eJ a tree on Souih Adams -treet to
shortly after eight o'clock for the rcsentative in Paris, nnd will be da- .
3:10
o’clock.
prelntion of Uie 5-6.3 naval ratio nc- will cause the old town to expand per r-inke room for struct 'paving. The lonext tnnding place Guantanamo, Cuba. live red through him at tomorrow’s
got inted nt the Washington confer ccptibly. Tho 60-dny conclave will get ■m l "Fe.u isti’s" overenmo the rock-rib
meeting of the allied representatives.
(•lice, gives promise of being n live unilurway, Tuesday. April 3.
• Ii.-d objections of th eir eiders that r*-subject' in the next congress unless
Well, if you are coming up you will ■n'ovnl of liie tree nnd similar im
the state and navy departments have fill da new- fire truck, ipeiVarcd lintel provements would take nv/ny from
Ciirliit Shipments Reported for Hatursmoothed out in the meantime tho tnli- accommodations, somo more paved Tallahassee its reol self.
* unlay, .March 21th:
g lo’ovcr the navy’s battleship mod streets,-and n capital cither complet
As to what the legiriaturo will un
Florida—Sanford
section
ernization plan.
ed or a promise that it will lie com dertake there has boon an unusiiui re
Florida—Mnnntee
section ...
Those who fought the plan in tho pleted soon, ami n^gcncinl desire on ticence on tin- part of the majority.
Florida—
by bout, 104 crates.
Inst congress on the ground that the the part of the city to grow. At this There scorns to be a strong senli
ST. PETKRSHURG, March 26.—S.
United Staten proposed to violate the time the cnpitol grounds are smear ment ai.nlnst the enactment of «»> 1K(.n;,rir!. ( j u ^ c y . "Ken" to the Re- California’ — ......................
Ed S.dter. (he million dollar press
spirit, nt least,<-o£-tlie-‘treaty liy the ed with building material; there te- "new laws" nnd n somewhat indofin rinriaiis iff the thirty-ninth district, Llorldn—Tampa suction
agent nnd the innn who is known from
strengthening of the older cap ital; mains a . system of rcntToldlng nb-Hit able current against n few of those w< ..i, named rovernor by acclamation
Total
Jacksonville to Key West and from
t
0 1 t
ships, found their ranks strengthened! vhe building itself. Workmen are new have nl renily.
^
losing session of the Rotary
yesterday by C'hnirman Madden of the erecting balustrades to keep .the legis
So many proposals have been nd-- conference lieie Saturday afternoon, Shipping Point Information for .Satur Pcnsncolu to Coca Cola as "Johnny
Jones' Hired Man" was a newsboy in
lators
from
falling
off
the
stairs
as
house appropriations committee, who
day, .March 21th: '
vnneed for doing this niul thnt to the j
of honor nt the liniuiuct
his younger days. Bo was his boss,
declared he believed the work would thej'/comy fro nithe third floor to the road system nnd the roml department, I m, ,ml, wj,ich c|„KCtl (ht, tW(1 ,|ny l0 l.
SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, partly
Johnny Jones himself. Naturally they
lie out of harmony with the agree main corridor. The tiled floors' have thnt the politically wise recall u phase
cloudy. Hnulinga heavy, demand
herc Saturdny night. *
virtually
quitei nf t|lt» luist session, nnd predict thnt l Guernsey is n pastipresldent of tho slow, movement druggy, market dull. have n great love for all newsboys.
ment.
. irtunlly nil
n been
ren laid,
a i . itt is
i* *lu
Mr. Madden snid thnt when the probable that the work will be in n nothinB will be done. The house uhdrr-1 ()r|amj0 t |Mj,. | | t. succeeds Porter Carloads.f. «. b. usual terms': 10 inch They will give the Herald newsboys
n free pnss to the big shows one day
n ro!U| building pro
house appropriated 50,600,000 for the stage of completion when tho session t|wk (o
. ..
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- - . ' i f iernont, iff Snvntinnh, who was nnm- crates Golden Self blanching t-fl doz. this week and will see that they enjoy
work it stipulated thnt the navy de starts. but with the building standing K n m
U.fure it had gone far nearly! (| ,* hl.ni, thr t|iatrift ,n3t j uno when (.talks in "the rough $LM).$1.60, New
themselves to the fullest. But tho boys
partment should definitely establish in the midst of uncleared debris and, ( Vl.ry ,m.jn|K.r „f t he lower body h n d |,
, it wns formed by decision of the In- French strain 1-6 dozen stalks in the cannot take in the show in tho after
its rigid under the treaty to embark giving thu appearance of a man all tncked on his pet project, whereupon (rrnntionul nonn| „f notary by divl.l- rough $I.XV$1.46, mostly around
noon ns they must enrry the Heralds
dressed up but with ragged shoes.
on its program.
lanched higher. Many
‘be good intention of the bin's origi(hj? formcr Georgia-Florida-A In* $L3fi, few well blnn
out
on time to the muny thousands
Navy officers at tbit time, he snid.
Diving accommodations, heretofore iiiil Kponsore went fo r naught.
tinurn district. Guernsey's ndminis-! shipments rolled unsold.
of
readers
who nro waiting for them.
stressed the strengthening of older taxed during the session, will he some
Taxation nnd rcnpport)oiiment are
tration will supervise the affairs of j T<||a| fl|r|ot
from SanSome,
night
• the boys w|li meet Ed
ships by Great Hritnin nnd Japan, what more adequate this year. A brand IxMiriil to collie up lignin. They arc per
on
the
lot
and
they will all have a big
and asserted Hint there would in- no new hotel with 100 up-to-date rooms ennial subjects. Cattle tick eradication •!H c,u,,s in, ,hc ,,| !“ ric# lo, "fthith *'c | ford section this season to date 2.577
time
together
and
nil bo boys again.
hopes
to
add
another
five
bcwTT
the
jTotMj
clirlo^
shipments
from
Manviolation of .the treaty in the plans hns takeu its place with the remodeled a n dno-fence legislation hnvo in re
_
end of the year.
ntce
this
season
to
data...,—
.
1,100
o fthe nnvy department.
old stand-by. In addition there has cent years joined them.
. •
The dosing sessions uf Hie confer Total cnrlot shipments from San
Inasmuch ns Great Britain 1ms
the biennial flurry in tho Talla
Thu budget system of state finance
Nat Leonard Badly
ence wore devoted to educational
ford last season to date »»».,•- -m*!|l w7
nlcd modernization work nttributed to linssee home. Thu local home gets jwo in slated for n fight, with the opinion
studies, in the morning, Graham, of Total carlot shipment* from ManInjured, Fireman is
her navy, however, the whole subject thrills In the odd year. In the even of its creators, however, th at it will
Nashville, Tcnn., former district gov
ntec
Inst
season
to
d
a
te
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868
Dead, Engine Blew
has resolved itself into one of treaty year, every wife, figuratively speak be able to stand up under any on
ernor, nml Best S. Adams, Atlanta, Total carlot shipments from SnnAi_*
interpretation, with the state depart ing, leaves her husband nnd goes to slaught.
pnst president of tho International
ford section last week j— . ........ 401. Crown fill cut on Engine of Freight
ment, even if it desired nn exchange work for n jieriod in the comptroller’s
It is predicted by those who have
Total euriot shipment from Flor
Blown Down, Scalding Engineer '
of views, faced with the fact thnt fin office for the distribution of nutomo- kept in close touch with the pre-ses Rotary, spoke.
Sunday morning a party of more
ida Inst week...........
Me
and Fireman
al ratification has not been made by .bile tags. Ill tho odd year she does this sion sentiment, thnt n measure will be
t
than 75 Roturiana left «>n a special Total cnrlot shipment* from Flor
nil of the niguatories. •
too, nnd again goes in for iMinrdtrs introduced looking to n revised con
tour of Culm. A total of lift I Krttarida corresponding week last
Meanwhile with $6,600,000 available during tho legislative session.
N at Leonard, engineer on a freight
stitution; another looking to consolida
year .................... ...........— — 330 train pulling in from Orlando Satur
the United States is faced with the • Another downtrodden figure of life, tion of the road department nnd the inns and guestB registered for Hie
day night wns badly scalded and is in
alternative of holding up its program the permanent boarder, found himself ruilroad commission. There havo been conference.
Report* from leading .Markets
Tampa's "Model Luncheon" was n
a serious condiUon and the negro fire
o rsetting n precedent under tho trea several days ago confronted with the outspoken nsfurnnccs thnt nn effort
BOSTON: 30, clear. 1 California man, Henry Harris, so badly injured
ty, at least so far us the American- landlady nnd a choice of taking on will be mode to re-establish tho stato fenture of the Rotary district confer
British ratio is concerned, informa roommates in numbers, increased auditor's office, nnd n fight launched ence nt St. Petersburg Saturdny. With arrived, 3 Florida arrived, 7 unbroken thnt he died yesterday morning when
Frank Jackson ns chalrtnnp nnd Fred nnd 3 broken cars on track. Supplies the crown sheet on the engine blow
tion on Jnpnncsc naval imprbvcments board or other living quarters. This on thnt of state equalizer of taxes.
Turner,
Davo Cook, Ed. Lambright moderate,.demnnd and movement im down nnd the boiler blow out near
A t the outset, both houses must se
is rather hnzy.
biennial activity causes resentment
and
Guorgo
Broadhurst ns tho com proving, market slightly stronger.
between tho classes for n while, thnt lect a leader. In tho new house there mittee for this occasion nnd with Fluridn, 10 Inch crates New French' take Mary Saturday night shortly
after six o’clock. Tho freight wan com
Mnck has n troupo of militnry ma is, between the landladies nnd tho nro five aunounted candidates: For
President Russell Tnrr on hnnil lortd- strain 3-6 doz. stalks $2.75-13.00, ing in from Orlnndo nnd was backing
re
s
t
take
of
.Seminole
county;
L.
D.
neuvering mules. Tho fonts thnt Miss boarders, but dies away gradually be
v
ing Ids co-operation, the Tampn enter l»orar, $2.50.
down to Sanford when tho accident
Mask causes tho mules to makc are fore tho convening of tho session Edge, of ta k e ; \V. T. Hendry of Tay
PHILADELPHIA:
45, cloudy. 0 happened. The injured engineer and
tainment,
give
not
tho
St.
Petersburg
lor;
J.
Ed.
Stokes
of
Day;
nnd
E.
S.
when they nil join to show Uie visitors
wonderful.
Matthews of Bradford. Senator T. T. Yacht Club, wan n thorough success Florida arrived, t> cars on track In fiicinnn were immediately brought to
The new trick ride, known ns the n good time.
Turnbull
of Monticelio, up until a few nhd wns given special mention, not cluding broken. Supplies moderate, the local hospital where they receiv
caterpillar, provides lots of fun* nnd
Tallahassee feels that it has the
only on account o fthe m erit of the demand and movement slow, market ed* medical attention and everything
is one of tho most popular concossionn laugh this’ time on those fellows who weeks ago, was thought to havo n modull. Florida, 10 inch crates: New poaxihlc was dnno and is being done.
in tho exposition. II. F. Mnynes, the havo tried to take their cnpitol nway nnpoiy on the presidency of the ten- program but beenuso of the fact that
French
Strain and Golden Sclf-blanch- The
m negro fireman
__. was so badly buntIt
was
put
through
with
promptness
owner nnd inventor of tho caterpillar with them nt each session. With the ntc, but Senator W. H. Malone, of
ing
4-6
dozen,
ttnlks
$2.00-$3.t>0;k(;(|'],y
^
,
caidlng
steam th a t he died
and
precision
nnd
completed
within
a l s o .invented tho thriller "Over the building now standing under $250, Key West hns announced his candi
washed
nnd
pre-cooled
few
$2.5(J;
8
|
ycBt(,rijny
mornlng.
Nat Leonard, the
tlie
time
specified.
.
>
Falis."
* '
.
.. . 000 worth of improvomenta, it is felt dacy for tho office.
don. stalks $i.M)-$2.00, poor quality1Ingineer, is repdrtitd as being much
Tho
Tampn
luncheon
wns
nttendod
* Mr. Jones does not forgot the chil
and condition all,sixes $1<25-$LG0.1
belter today nnd high hopes
held
m ent agents, John Murphy and ta s by Rotarian* from practically every
dren for in Toylam! he hns placed nt LIQUOR DRI11E PASSES *
NEW YORK; 37, cloudy. 13 Flor out for hi* recovery although ho ts
club
in
the
district,
embracing
Geor
tho disposal of the little ones, under
INTO U. S. TREASURY te r A. Reeves.
"The Sabbatino' brothers short gia and Florida, 125 In all. Prcsldqpl Ida arrjvcd. Supplies moderate, de in a very serious condition.
seven years of age, n diminutive
Tnrr gave a brief welcome and Frank mand uiodcrsto, movement limited,
The accident has cast a gloom over
“merry-go-round," ferris wheel, nnd
NEW YORK, March 26.—Tho gov- changed Mr. Reeves ami myself,” Mr. Jackson presided.
An interesting I market steady for good stock. Florl the community and a thorough inves
.swings nnd whip.
Murphy said. "They had agreed to feature wax Chairman Jackson's call da, 10 inch crates, few ordinary rondi- tigation will bs made by tho AUantic
Beautiful diving girls, trick house, emmont is $20,000 richer Uirough the
pay us $11,000 each, but they bulldoz of the roll of clubs, nsklng members t|ori New French strain and Golden Coast Line official* to dftsrmino the
minstrela, side shows—one of them arrest nf Ralph and Charles Sobbati*
presenting numerous freak animals— no, who arc assured of conniving to ed ua Into taking $10,000. This n\°ney of each cb.ih to stand and be identl- Self-hinnching mixed Mi »t*. . stalks cauto of the accident, artd meantime
are included in the great exposition. rtmovo $10,000,000 worth of liquor has been rent to tho treasury depart fiod. This revealed the representa C2.25-$2.60, few fancy $2.75-$:! 00; 8 ii is hoped that Mr. Leonard will re^
Continuous performances will bo fro ma Brooklyn warehouse by brib m ent as miscellaneous colli-clidhs. It tive character of tRc attendance. Many do*, stalks mostly $2.00, few fancy cover a* he Is a central
give II daily frnm 2 o'clock In tho a ft ing prohibition officials for forged will not be returned to Sabbatino bro of the Rotarinn* were accomlmnled high' ns $2.50; 10 do*, stalks $1.75. among hi* fellow employee of tha
Auction prices Monday', New ‘ French Const IJne and has a legion of friends
by their ladies.
thers."
ernoon until midnight. Admiwlo" *~ permits.
Strain washed and precooled 3 do*. in this city and In other parta of the
Frank
Carmack
impersonated
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tho exposition grounds hi f*co
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CELERY MARKETS
WAS ELECTED
ROTARY PRES.
Ed Salter, Newsboy,
Will Entertain
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T h E SANFOfa) DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY,
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J1.00—Served Noon ’Tilt Eight-THirty—$1.00
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Celery
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Fruit Cocktail
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Ollvbs
Soop
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Chickcn-o la Rejne
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Baked Fillet of TroUt Au Grutifi
Walftorf Sulad . /, ,
Cranberry Sauce
R o u s ts
Vermont Turkey, Vegetable Dressing
Roast Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce, Green Pca3
Prime Riba of Beef au Jua
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Cheese
Vegetables
Candied Yama or Mashed Potatoes
Cauliflower au Grotln
Green Apple Pie or Ico Cream and Cake
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Crackers
Coffee
BILLY PARRISH WILL HANG I»Y TOES FROM UPPER WING
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OF PLANE •
MISS BOBBIE nEWMAN. “THE LITTLE LADY" WILL MAKE
.3,000 FEE T PARACHUTE DROF
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Aviation Field
SUNDAY, MAR. 2 5
Admission Free------Passenger Flights, $7,50
AVIATOR, SAM I. TAYLOR
Roy C. Gnrrett of Tampa was the
guest of his nunt Mrs. George Shipp
fur several days this week.
Subject “A Requisite Quality for In
vincible Progress."
Prayer meeting Wednesday ovmfng, 7:30.
Orchestra rehearsal Thursday ev
ening, 7:30. The churc hoffers the in
structions of Miss Mildred Simmons to
those who arc interested in orchestral
music.
NOTICE SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
Thore will lie n bridge party for
the members of (ho Social department
of the Woman’s Club Tuesday after
noon nt the iIY<,l°ka Lobby, with Mrr.
Howard Overiin ns hostess. Please
phone Mrs. U. A. Newman for res
ervations.
On account of the d u b House be
ing remodeled, the place f ir the party
has been changed from tho Club House
to tho Welakn
JENNY SPAULDING CIRCLE
Delightful and complete in every
detail was the surprise given by the
Jennie Spaulding Clrcla to their lie
loved chairman, Mrs. A. O. Lossing
on Monday evening nt tho home of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Loaning.
It was her silver wedding anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lossing
who wore innrricd 25 yonrs ago In So.
Dakota. Mrs. Lossing prior to her
m arriage was Mirs Grace Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Lossing had planned
to spend the evening quietly with their
daughter and son-in-Inw, but on their
nrrival they were greeted with con
gratulations. The affair was delight
fully informal 6nd enjoyed by all. Am
ong the benutifu! gifts received was
n eilves vase from the Jennie Spaul
ding Circle, presented by Mrs. Her
bert Spclr, -with a few well chosen
words, as a token of the love and es
teem the members have for their
chairman, Mrs. A. C. Lossing.
The guests .were Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Lossing, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Lossing,
the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Lowing; Mr. nnd Mrs. Ashley Kel
ly, Air. nnd Mrs. Herbert Speer, Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Abrahams, Mr. and Mrs.
Hester Fellows, Alias M argaret Cow
an, Miss Mary Goodnle, Miss Gussic
Fletcher, little Miss Mamie Brown
Kelly nnd A. J. Kelly.
MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor
Mrs. George Shipp left yesterday
for
Tnmpn whore she will spend sev
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eral days ns the guest of Mrs. Q. F.
> W M . • » M 7 » MO • a i m a U i i s , w r i t
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I f r » k i l l M B *Hm « s
e a ta tu . w M n k w * Ik* l i r a ,
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Mrs. Julin V. Peeler of Live Oak,
arrived here Inst week and will make
And April weather nRhough March
her home here with her daughter, is still here.
Monday—St. Agnea Guild will meet Mrs. J. S. Harvard.
promptly at 4 o’clock nt the Parish
S. S'. Bnumel is home from Tnmpn
House.
Emil Decker of Boston, Mass., rep where he spent force days taking sev
Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets nt resenting the Chipfuan-Harwood Co.,
eral degrees in Masonry.
the home of Mrs. J. L. Miller a t 3:30 was in the city yesterday calling on
local mcrchnnts.
M. M. Smith, of W inter I’nrk, wan
Monday—Truth 8cekcrs Class will bo
here today /o r a short tlmo looking
•. entertained by Mrs. LeGette nt the
Tony Schaefer .of Frnddox, I’a., was
home of Mrs. W. C. Hill on Fourth among the out of state arrivals year a fter his property interests.
street, at 8:30 p. m.
terday ami is stopping nt the Monte
Some of our streets are torn up
Tuesday—Social Deportment of the zuma.
just now but no one minds it when
Woman’s Club will have n bridge
they think of the new streets that will
party with Mrs. Howard Overiin ns
C. J. O'Conner of New York was soon bo finished.
. hostess.
nmong the arrivals hero yesterday
Tuesday—Sallie Harrison Chnptcr, N. and will spend n few'days here nt the ’ Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith, of Ov
B. D. A. R., will have Florida Day Montezuma.
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,
iedo, Were in the city today on busi
Picnic a t Old Paco Place.
ness and calling on their many
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. I* Thrasher nre
friends.
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attending the Peach Blossom festival. where they have spent the past week
Tho mnny friends of Frank Jolini
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with the hitter’s mother, Mrs. E.’ I*
son, of'Paoln, are glnd to see him aide
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. It. Brown announce Ferrari.
to runic to town again after nn illness
the birth of a twelve-pound daughter
of several weeks.
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WEIN1K ROAST
on March 21.
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<. A delightful adnir of Inst evening
Mrs. R. J. Holly and daughters, May
I t B. Church, representing the was the Wienie ronst nt Silver Iuike,
and
Mildred and Clyde Long went to
Texfg Co., is spending a few days given by n number of the younger
Plant
City today where they will visit
set.
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here transacting business.
relatives.
They will be nccompnnicd
A mast delightful evening spent
heme
by
Mrs.
E. G. Tyner, who Jinu
with
swimming
followed
by
n
picnic
1* C. LeComyte of Aslmvillc who
teen visiting relatives fn Tnmpn and
fs ' touring the s tile aVrlved In San- supper wns enjoyed.
Among those attending this affair Plant City.
foft) yesterday for a short stay.
were Misses Velma Shipp, Mnrgarvt
Next week is Easter week nnd all
Charles L. Polk of Jacksonville is Peters, Mary Alice Shipp, Ruth Methe
merchants will ppt on special Eas
I^ran,
.Mr*.
Alice
Peters,
I,eslie
in.the city attending to business and
ter
Sale* and special Easter prices
Moughton,
Acey
Cnrroway,
Andrew
calling on ol dfrtends.
Carrowuy, Lewis Shipp, Jack Peters. and let the world know it is Easter
timo. This Is the lime of the year to
Jdr. and Mrs. B. B. Jornlgan of Pnwear your new ilothes and all the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
latka arrived here yesterday for n
glad
rags. It is also the timo for the
Sundny
school
0:30
a.
m.
abort visit.
Morning worship and sermon, 11 stores to put on their Easter decora
T. M. Pressley of Gcorglann, Ala., a. m. Subject "Our National Peril and tions nnd E aster windows nnd let the
people know it is “dress up time."
.
is expected today to visit his nieces Hope."
Baptist Young People’s Unions, at
.Mr*. John C. Deen and Miss Nonle
F. M. W arner, ox-govemor of the
Williams, a t tholr homo on Park av- 0:45.
Evening
worship
and
sermbn,
7:30
state
of Michigan, nnd also secretary
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tho Florida Sanitarium nt Orlando for
rest and treatm ent. Mr. W arner in
past years has been very active in the
Ohe of thfe little thrills which a Hupmobile
political life of Ills home state, but
owner enjoys every day and perhaps a dozen
of late years has given most of his
time to personal viiLtbusiness inte__
tim es a day is the satisfaction of darting
Ex-United S tates Senator Flint
away first and fa stest when the traffic ‘ofPittsburgh, Pa., Is also among
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prominent patrona of tho f ’l
Sanitarium.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
New arid Reduced Pricea
Effective JnnUnry Flret
I Masses during the week until Wctf«
f e R* R* R» R» f e lil t a t a l e n t ] evangelists of tho Methodist
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’f e | church, will fill tly> pulpit Sunday e v Ir.csdny a t 7:30 n. m. Exposition of
the Blessed Sacrament nil day Thurxer A M F A D Ii m r u
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** a fine mtating In Colorado. Ho comes
day a t 7:45~p. m..Subject of sormun:. Tho Metro special production of fB
O D T I A A f i t i * v r r c » ** ^ron’ Texas who'rc he is very popular.
“The Institution of the Sacrament of, greatest home-folk story ever writ
O tr lU U L i l l / 1 E j
T^c Sunday school mccU prompctly
the Lord’s Supper."
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at 0:50, Do not bo one minute late,
Church open all day Good Friday
l a *1 Its *vi t a *u
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Mr. Hawkins, tho evangelist, will
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speak nt the Scrap-Iron class on Sun for veneratlop of tho Cross. Evening
services Good Fridny nt 7:45 p. it .
SAWYER”
. selling advertising-space in tho dn>' "j°™ing. The "boys" may expect
Stations of the Cross.
enacted by the most exceptional
nagundl, our High school annual, **** ****** ,, t
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Salmon on the Crucifixion of Jesus.
have met with quite a few people
Tho Kpworth League. wUl moot nt
Veneration of tho Cross.
nre unwilling to invest in th b C;3°
Special nrraPg>
No cervices Holy Saturday.
I of advertising. Wo have also ments v;d be made for the coming so-,
Strangers welcome to rill church
id th at I ho reason for rnmo of this
meeting to be hcld during the
services.’
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The missionary society of the MetVodiat church will hold their Daught
THE SCRAP-IRON CLASS
ers’ Day meeting nt the home of Mrs. •
. Rev. Hawkins will be with ns to Tom Williams, Tuesday afternoon n t'
morrow morning, nnd from reports of i.-in
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h rwill be well worth hearing. It is
• TONE UP TIIB KIDNEYS
.•inid that ho delivered a wonderful
•Symptoms of Kidney trouble uro
but by people in surrounding commu sermon nt tho Presbyterian thurch
nities. Tl.cn, too, the Salmagundi is l is t Sunday. Ix’t ’s hive a good crowd alt none.' W ater Is d e a r and doe's not
kept for years. It is not dbcdfdcd present and give him a rousing wel burp. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do
when once read, ns newspaper!) nre, come.
the work," writes V«\ J. Grady, Now
but it is kept in tho home nnd read
Orleans, Louisiana. Hnckacho, rheu
CONG REG ATION AL Cl! URCIf
nnd rcrvnd. Advertisers should re
matic pains, tired feeling, nro fcympDo not forget that tomorrow ushora toms of distressed kidneys.
alize th at the students, members of
Foley
BARBARA
their families nnd their iutimntc in The Passion Week of our I<ord and Kidney Pills tone up tho kidney* and
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friends rend prncticnlly every word Snvior Jesus Christ In His life, this quickly relieve kidney nnd bladder
that is printed in a publication of this first day of the week was n Red l e t trouble. Refuse substitutes!
Insist
kind, nnd rend it not only once, but ter day, and was prophetic e l IBs upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv
rightful place in the life of humanity,
ugain apd again return to it.
SPECIAL—Fords 32x4& flat u?
“jlchold.your
King cometh." wan dot CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED and
Moreover tho names of the people
truck t'.rco. Firestone, Miller . aid
giving ua support nre placad on the only true as to the Israel of thoso Cleaned to your satisfaction. * Hamll- Oldfield at $34.00.-^-Jtay • Brothers,
Study hall blackboards and tho stu days but of ours as well.
30C-ltp
ton-Beach Electric Washers used— “Exide" Service.
Mr. E urhnns' subject for tdoiorrpw
dents are urgeJ to patronize them.
SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY
As Inst year, jokes will bo scattered morning will be "Our need of a King" Phone 550
Don't forget tho Big Barter K»H,
Sanford, Fla.
among the advertisements. In this Present day chaos in human motives
April 2nd, l’nrish House.
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manner we wirh to cnll the public a t theories, purpose and ambitions
tention particularly to the advertising clearly reveals the need of a kingly
standard around which loyal knights ts r a n K n u u B s n n a jH C B 2 B « B B a ru n a n z n B .’i n n B « x r c a a n i : : i s m i l
scctioiy
The Salmagundi is a direct repre of truth may rally, to preserve nil th at
FRESII, NEW, SWEET
sentative of our school nnd city, and is worth while in human lives. This
us u true “Sanfordite" you owe in message will stim ulate both heart nnd
terest in it to your school and city. brain. Let every member of the church
Little Bits from the East—1*4 Pound Bor.es
If you have not given your Ad to the bo present to hear it.
Remember the men's Bible das* a t
Salmagundi, please do not delay be
cause you think it useless nnd of no the Bible school nt 0:45 n. m. Chris
importance to do so. For we are es tian Endeavor will meet at 0:45 p. m.
Night service will begin nt 7:45 and
pecially interested in seeing that you
Rcsall Store
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency
will benefit by your advertisement in the next four lecls of William Tell
PHONE
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Snnford, FierMj
will be shown. The subject of the
our Annual.
Most of the merchants and other night's messnge will be “God's King- n R E n E n sB a a n u ttn H a K a p 'iae n sn n n ilE n u n a B n n -c c u n K n rac B B c a B n u
business men and concerns have been
approached by this time, we believe,
iiU E X 3 u rra u flB B D U B » tiB iR a iB i» n a n B B B B 3 a in E n n ’j a r z 2 u a a i 3 »
but if we have overlooked any one
HERE’S YOUR STAFF OF LIFE, IN j
please notify Mr. Ralph WoodrufT,
Elizabeth Flowers, or Rodman LchEVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY
AL LSOUL8 CHURCH
mnn; or if you have refused nn Ad
Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, services a If you want to realize that there is an nrt of linking, you need only# ■
nnd have reconsidered, we shall be
* look at the counters of Eouth's Bakery. There, rows upon rows nt ■
will
be held as follows:
glnd to hear from you. “It pays to
10:15 a. in., blessing nnd distribu J Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crullers, Muffins, and scores of other varirllt* J
advertise."
* tem pt the appetite nnd delight the eye. Absolute purity of inerrd- J
High school lias been enjoying some tion of palms. I.aw mass following.
Rending of the Passion of uur Lord a ients, linked in the cleanest, most scientific ovens.
fine music this week by the new High
Jesus Christ.
School Symphony orchestra.
Lenten evening devotions a t JT: \ 5
Mr. Lawton,visiter school Tuesday
morning to* tell of the educational p. m.
Next to Princess Theatre
Subject of Sermon “That God Exists "
value of Chnutnuquns.
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On" the Viclrola th is'w eek we’ve Is Proved by Physical Science."
heard “ Whispering Hope." "Tho 'Vol
nanB irH nnnB B B iB iiU M B B D b b b b r h n ;
ga Boatmen," “The Chimes,” “Spring
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Song," nnd "Cornin’ Thru The Rye.” 8ll!lSK SK SSK Sai5SS«V A "® «V nV ^
Mr. Smith came to see us ns a busi
1 Store in Florida
2S 10 Stores in Georgia
ness visitor on,Friday. He was repre
senting the I.r.dica Home Journal nnd
told us how we might make money for
our athletic association.
lfnlf holiday Friday. The teachers
say they are going to a Teachers'
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meeting in Oviedo, but wo wonder if
Sanford’s N ew Store
it isn’t going to be n picnic. We'd like
LADIES’ BLACK OXFORDS
to have n half holiday to have a Pu
pils’ meeting.
Daily Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke
House, Sloblcy’a Drug Store and
Hunt’s Pharmacy.
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I n d i e s ’ R e s t R oom
FOR SALE—2 fine lot* between 10th
and 11th streets on Elm Avenue.
Cheap forqulck rale. Write or see J.
E, H arris, 1000 Laurel Avo. 300-5tp
Avenue
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The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1751
contemplates n raise in *cnlo Jo 75c
perjtour, taking effect At5y 1&,
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R O U T H BAKERY
The Herald for first class job work.
LADIES’ 1-STRAP BLACK OR
BROWN PUMP, Cuban H e e l,
Sizes 3 to 8
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Church fvrrvlco___ .t 11:00 a .m .
Sunday School
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Owing to tho remodeling of
the Woman’s Club tyonm the scrvices of the Christian Science Soclety will be hcld In the Palm
room of the Valdez, 11 o’clock
ALL ARE WELCOME
MEN’S BROWN pXFORDS, BAL
OR BLU,
Sizes 6 to 10
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HOLY WEEK AT HOLY CROSS
Mondny, Evensong, 5 p. jn.
Tuesday, Evensong, 5 p. m.
Wednesday, Litany, 7:45 p. m.
Maundy Thursday, low celebration
7 n. m.; 2nd cclobrntion, 0 n. m.; Ev
ensong, 5 p. m. ‘
Good Friday, Pro-anaphora 11:30
a. in,; Passion icrvlcc, 12:00 noon; ves
pers, 7:45 p. m. _ . ........
Easter Even, Low celebration, 7 a.
m. Vespers nnd Baptisms, 5 p. m.
CIIUHCU OF TH E HOLY CROSS
Park Avc. nt 1th 81.
Chturch services for Palm Sunday,
March 25, 11)23, will be:
7:30 a. m., Low celebration for cammunldhs.
0:45 a. m., Sunday Bchool and bap
tisms,
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11:00 o. m. Choral celebration nnd
Procession of Palms.
• 7:30 p. m., yespera and aermon. FIRST METHODIST CUURCI1
IV. J. Carpenter, Pastor .
The .pastor, will fill, the PUlpU on
inter W nW#” '
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R«v. Dr. ir.wUlns, on, of Do- Con-
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being constructed th a t ever before. I t
is not only tho larger towpa th at have
felt tho urge, the popular tourist
towns, but tho sm aller cities are al
so heading in the same direction. The
overflow from the larger places has
surged into the little towns nnd tax
ed their accommodations to the limit.
It was tho clim ate they were after,
nnd that is not dependent on the cily'B
rank in the census list.
Many of the wintor visitors have
become convinced that Florida offers
peculiar advantages fo r n permanent,
comfortable and profitable residence,
and have made investments which will
ronke them Floridians henceforth.
Itoal cstnte is moving ns It has not
done for years, land is being cleared
for farm s and groves ami truck gardens in great nerenges. Orange groves
nVc 'being* del in thousand-ncVe (theta,
and the Everglades are being devel
oped into the "sugar bowl" of the na
tion. New enterprises are being es
tablished, ,nn<l new crop* being grown
in every section. West Florida is wak
ing up to its pbsaibtlifieH ns a general
fru it growing region. It can raise a
variety of fruits th at are not adapted
to the more southern -lands, and is
aiming to compete in oranges, even,
through the growing of the hardy
Sutsumas.
Canning, factories nre being estab
lished successfully to take care of the
non-shippnhlo by-product ami elim
inate the awful waste which has beep
incidental to the fruit nnd trucking
industry. There will he less good
stuff rotting In the fields hereafter,
for these factories will turn the waste
into a profit.
Altogether the future of Florida
looks brighter than o v e r before. We
nre about to cash in on our unrivaled
natural advantages. We nre entering
on an era of prepress, with naught but
pleasing prospects before us.—Tampa
Times.
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ono day he strolled about one of the
division yards of the ESrid road, otiUl
in one hour had picked up top email
nuts and bolts. "We must have more
economy here," said the railway mag
neto. "See what I’vo picked up in
less than nn hour?" The foreman
replied that what ho had saved had
a value of five cents, anti told Gould
that tho lowest-priced man he had In
the yard drew down twenty cents an
hour. And the foreman added that if
Gould wanted a Job with pay propor
tionate to what he might pick up,
there was a place open for him right
there.
Sometimes the postal Mepartrtiont
ns well as tho federal department
“saves nt the spigot nnd wastes at
the bunghofe."—Palutkn News,
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Daily and on n prodigious scale the phato which is sold for fertilizer.
There could be no better index to charOne of the astonishing things a t
industrial miracle o the age is being
the
River
Rouge
plant
is
that
although
||
actcr than,a savings pass-book.
wrought nt the huge River Rouge
lin n F r t m l a A d . a a m
22,000
men
are
employed
there,
few
plant
of
the
Ford
Motor"
Cohpany
at
•ffl.no
O a r Y e a r ..
.. 3 00
■ U M a a lh a
Detroit and, the hnif-centtiry. dream are ever seen'pUtildu the buildings.
This will serve you well a t nil times and
H e l l r r r r d l a I ’l l r b y C a r r i e r
or
the world's'm ost export m etallur The intcr-building conveyors pro, cov
O a e Y V m k _____________ _— ----------- I S C e a ta
under all circumstances.
ered and ns invisible as the arm jr'of
gists hns come true.
*i,t
.! l|f It C S|!
, '
T h e M r 13- to iH -p a a e W e e k ly H e r
' i,i j * '
:
a ld a a l l r e l y e a . r r a
N rm ln o le
C a u a ly
;Benry Ford’s new 'and outstanding tollers*.
an d la p a b lla h e d e r e r y F r id a y . A d r e r THE PEOPLES BANK of Sanford is
scores of Interlocking
triumph, it is declared, is the uriquc*-- A ”
t l a l a * r a t e * m ade k a a v r a v a a p p llra llo a . f j. t O p e r ,y e a r , a l w a y a l a a d r a a r e .
ready and anxious to help you to hefp
arid
interdependent
conveying
sys
tltoied demonstration th a t hi* short
CLEAN HOTELS ESSENTIAL
tems,
adapted
to
the
tremendous
quan
yourself.
An Interest-bearing account is
.M BM IIKII T U B ABSOCIATKU IMIKSS
euht to unparalleled low cost quan
tity
production
system,
arc
the
de
your
best
recommendation.
- THe A s s o c i a te d P r e s s U . x c li is iv e l y
tity
production
are
based
on
scien
" It Is an unquestionable and import
S n li tl r d to th e u se f o r r r p u tillc a tlo n o f
spair of many visiting engineers who
II .n tw a d is p a tc h e s c re d ite d to It o r
an
t fact that'Communicable discuses tifically nnd universally correct fun
n o t o th e r w is e c r e d ite d In th la p a p e r
nre responsible for n great majority damental principles, rather than per cannot understand how they can. be
a n d a ls o th o lo c a l
n tw i
p u b lish e d
1
so tin motion all a t once, kept eter
of premature deaths o f our citizens, sonal magic in a special fieldo *vK|nr l f h t a o f r e - p u b ile a tlo n o f s p e c ia l
nally
in
motion
nnd
yet
l>«
so
syn
ll.p a tc h e w h e re in lira ul«u r. -. r v r .1
The River Rouge plant, begun only
and that there diseases travel almost
■
five years ago, is at present scarcely chronized that Ihc idnividuol. deliv
exclusively
with
the
travel,"
says
the
F a , r t i m A d v . r l l . l n e K rp r.» .n '. etlv «
eries
arrive
invariably
at
given
points
biennial report of, Jerry W. Carter, the more than half completed, yet it is to
TtlF. AMCHICAN PBf_A.'>ASSOCIATION
in exact accordance with the needs
state hotel commissioner. Mr. Carter, day the throbbing heart of the world's
Sanford, Florida
of
the m anufacturing process.
pointing out thqt tho expendable greatest industrial works in the en
Tho River Rouge plant as is now
funds for his office have been fixed tire world. It was launched as the
Istands
in n mile ami a half long anti
a t $15,000 annually for the past five m aster ■enterprise of tho automobile
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■am .
three
quarters
of a mile wide.
‘ The owner pf Pigj'ly \Viggly show
years, whereas its inspection and its m sm ifacturer’s plan to control every
ed up Wall street.
maintenance work has grown from step of his industry fropi prim ary
ARE YOU MENTALLY ALERT?
---- ---------------- ,
5. W hat actress refuses to have hpr ciety.
2,1(19 hotels nnd restaurants ir> 1915 raw materials to finished automobiles
picture published.?
7. Whnt language Ifl spoken in tf**
And if all* thnt is said about Wall
to 0,9*13 in 1922, recommends that his and trdetors.
It Is quite n thing nowadays to be
'street is true, it iaJrigh time the. govThe neheme was to eliminate waste
fl. Who makes up all the *I»\quc sto York city? Yiddish in the hanks,In,*
office be allowed to expend whatever
mentally
alert. In order to prove that ries ?
In politics, Russian In the rloihinj
■ eminent was lnVcslfgnDng this liupch
sum is necessary to carry on its work and speed up manufacture o f.p a rts
you nre mentally alert, it is necessary
of highbinders.
ju
st
ns
parts
were
conjured
to
swarm
not to exceed the amount it collects.
7. W hat language is spoken in-New business, English in the shipping bar.
to answer n lot of fool questiona ask
iness, German in Hoboken, HungirUn
into
complete
automobiles
nt
the
pio
Ho risks th a t he be permitted to pay
ed by some efficiency ndnblishmcnt. York city?
in the ditches nnd French in the r».
neer
plant
in
Highland
park.
Vera Crus Is a hot bed uf radical
higher ninxiittum salaries to his depu
R. What leads n man to become a
fcs. American was spoken m*nl
And part of this plan was to com Everybody I* doing it.
ism say headlines In the papers. This
ties. His office has not only been selfyears ago on Fifth avenue before the
Of course, we want nil our readers politician ?
is no news. All of Mexico is a hot
sustaining during his four years of bine cpjto ovens, furnaces, foundry
9. W hat were the last words of Con days of tho poodle dogs, but that
to
l*o
nientnlly
ale
ft.
This
Is
one
of
and
steel
mill
into
a
single
consolidat
bed.
incumbency, he states, but has wiped
language is dead now In polite rotf*
--------- o----------■
out a deficit of pome $21,000, nnd ip ed unit—the first time in the history tho essentials if one ia to be n regular fucius?
ety.
10,
Give
twelve
reasons
why
Henry
column
reader.
The
reader
must
be
of
metal
working
that
such
tf
project
2,353 cars passed I’lant City one
addition turned over to the state more
alert, the w riter not necessarily so. A Fort! should be president.—St. Pet
8. Whnt leads a Juan to become spo."
day in February and i t wns not a good
than $23,000 above the operating ex had been undertaken.
Further it wns the scheme to pour column reader who is not nlert Is ersburg Times.
litician? Tho idea that he is smarter
day for cars either. Well, this shows
penses of the commission.
All right, bo, here nhc Is:
quite likely to read the average col
than thtj, people who made him and
our northern friends thnl Florida Is
With the Iravrler ns their medium, molten iron from the blast furnace di
umn
through
and
not
get
a
thrill.
In
1.
W hat did we do with the oVeniugs this same idea usually puts the poli
rectly
into
mold.*
and
in
single
opera
jnot such a howling wilderness nnd the
WHY ALLOW TH E I'OSTOFFICfe the report continues, communicable tion produce, light, thin-sectioned, order that our renders may test their before we had radio? We gave them
tician back on tho farm.
nlligators do not block traffic on the
SERVICE TO DETERIORATE? ‘ diseases "invade alike the home of high silicon castings which could bo alertness, or nlcrtitude, wo have a r to tho children.
roads any longer.
9. What were the last words of Coa.
the exalted and the humble even into
ranged several groups of questions.
2. Why is. any movie actress worth fucius? Give me your washing or ]
machined,
thus
climinntin
gtho
slow
Several towns nnd cities are u tter the moat remote recesses of our coun and cosily steps through the pig iroff
The first group is presented today. $10,000 a week. She is not. Find us give me death.
St. Augustine is preparing a big
try.- Hence the question of m aintain
ing
loud
protests
because
of
curtail
It
is the easiest'one* The next group one who is worth that much and we
stage.
10. Give twelve roatonn why Henry
welcome to President Harding today.
ing the highest degree of sanitation
ment
of
postotfice
facilities.
Florida
will
he harder. If you can answer to will answer the question.
Metallurgists
nnd
mechanical
ex
>Thnt is nothing—we have Johnny
Ford should lx* president? All of thea
ftl1
frequented by travelers perts heard of it. smacked their lips day's questions, without missing one,
3. Whither are wu drifting? Some can be summed tip in one rratenre—
JJones nnd Ed Salter with us all this is not the only state nor is Lakeland jn
is
a
most
vital
nnd important factor
■week. And ns far as the general pub the only city nlTeeted by the orders in fostering the health, happiness and nod awaited—skeptical. Today they you may consider yourself sufficient say to hell anti some say to heaven, it Henry is the only man that cm
come to the River Rouge plant to see ly alert to be n beginner. Few, how seems to be a m atter of which church make the trusts jump through the
lic is concerned we believe that John from the postoffice department at prosperity of our people."
Washington,
issued
to
postmasters,
to
ever, will be able to stick through the you attend.
nnd marvel.
. hoop, that can tell both Grand Old
ny nnd Ed go bigger with the great
"Second
only
in
importance
to
this”
"cut
to
the
bone."
The
result
of
this
I. What become of all of Vito short pa r tjCi to j,0 south nnd who will give
A little more than a.year ago pour whole ten groups. Test your mental
• majority than even the president.
order has been to seriously reduce the report says, "is the hen HD, safety ing metal into molds direct from the ity on today’s questions:
skirts? The little girls are wearing tlio common people a square deal.
and comfort of the great traveling blast furnace began in a small way.
the
working
force;
this
edict,
once
1.
W
hat
did
we
do
with
the
even
mother's.
------------o----------Cox and Bryan are _mentioned am
puldie itself, which ia this age coin- I.ast October fires were lighted under ings Itofore we hial the radio?
5. W hat nctross refuses to have
Taking n wife is much like buying a
ong others for the job of running for inujo effective, lias caused a delay
poses more or less our entire citizen the second furnace.
2. Why is any movie actress worth her picture published? There nin’t jit. It doesn't—went an ex|vn*itf
president in the next presidential i nhandling mail, both incoming and
ry,
making
it
imperative
that
the
de
$
10,000
n week?
outgoing.
Orlando
is
putting
up
a
no such animal.
And now industrial experts come to
year. Cox might be a candidate hut
business until you begin t o 'price ac
sired
results
in
regard
to
thCse
vital
wail
because
of
accumulation
of
mail
3.
Whither
are
wo
drifting?
5. Who makes up all the i isque sto cessories.
witness the daily miracle of 1,500 tons
we do not think Bryan will In* one.
■1- W hat became of all the short ries ? We know but we don't dare tell
Florida has use for llryiDi and we be m atter in the Orlando postoffico, questions be accomplished, and which of molten ore and iron, mixed in sci
The Herald for first class Job work. *]
for he would lo.iu his position in aolieve that llryan has something he some of the third class sacks remain can only be brought about by the entific proportions and changed in a skirts ?
proper
construction
and
regulation
of
ing
unopened
several
hours.'T
he
reWants toI Wdo• • for Florida.
single ojK-ration in the world’s largest
ti
.JolU'Ujun ia-ihlLJUtnilittLJlI. flerjis am t all places operated for the accommo foundry into aoparb-eastings mimtff-‘i
,’
L.F
a
j.' oT.
.... ............................... ..
.......
M r a i r - t it v w m F 'Affect the dation of the tvatcllng public,
* A Man in England dicTI Toughing
mis enough to supply oil the m11oin,,♦**~*t+
*•*+
♦*+♦
i
*
«{♦
*$♦
*£**♦**♦*
"Safe, sanitary and adequate hotel, bile, truck nnd trqctor needs of the
• t the antics of an American coined- prompt handling. U ntil some way ran
inn in an English moving picture Ite found to make it lawful for post-, apartment, rooming limine and res Ford Motor Company. There is an ev
Show. From our experience in Frie masters "to put on enough clerks and taurant facilities a ttrac t the tourint er moving procession of ‘liewly fash
nd we would say that this report carriers to take care of the- public's and traveler mid make favorable and ioned molds whirling tu the pouring
L* absolutely true. Anil the English- needs, just so long will the public lasting impression upon the mind of stations on endless conveyors, thence T
the promoter, Investor and developer., hack past knockout nnd denning s tn - !
jnan who died probably did nil his suffer.
An
inclination
is
observed
in
some
And for these reasons the hotel, the lions nnd tumbling barrels, to a huge
laughing n week after he had seen the
quarters to moke of this grave situ apartm ent, rooming house and busi machine tdinp under the sumo roof
funny comedian in the show.
* *
ation pplicilnl capital. Those who know ness is to the state of Florida and its where mod nf-the castings are imme
_ ----------0-----------% The duties of a commercial secre say that politics has nothing whatever future progress the most important, diately machined nnd prepared for ?
tary , of a board of trade are never to do with it; that tlit- order lias come a< well as its largest ami most profit final assembly.
Nothing in the industrial news c»r
andirfg, never‘finished. Mrs every act as a result of the adoption of the able industry."
The report recounts the inaugura the generation compares with lids
{it scrutinized and criticised, lie ia us new budget system nnd that it is un
ually worth $10,1)00 a year and gets lawful to spend money ’when the ap tion of inspection and regulation of manufacturing feat which is on a
•hoot $3,000 and he often has to go propriations fo r,th is specific purpose this class of business, first lodged scale so immense thnt it supplies the
flit nnd collect it himself. I’rnisc be, have been exhausted. If th a t is so, with nnd held by the state hoard of entire foundry needs of the world’s
{he work of a real good secretary is the thing to do is to make fresh ap health for many years, nnd finally greatest automotive works.
Though this swift trnUBfurninlioii of ;
Riming to be more ami more appreci propriations or at least get tempora the creation of the hotel commission
ated. . Property values have about ry relief so that the business of the in 191-3,
ore into machined castings tin n pro-'
doubled where his Work has been ef country may no longer he hampered.
"The commission has been untiring digious scale is the most spectacular |
—Lakeland Star-Telegram.
ficient.—Florida Grower.
in Us efforts to improve genontl con undertaking at the plant, there are
----- 1---- (>—---------ditions by foitertng a higher degree many other reasons which have led cn- j
lOSTOI FICK DEPARTMENT
FLORIDA BEGINS A NEW KIIA OF
of sanitation, adequate ventilation ginecra and experts to declare the
l
ritOGItKSS
GREATLY NEEDS "TAG DAY"
proper fterilizxrtton of dishes, .and the River Rouge plant ' ‘the most sign ill- V
employment qf; fcqly tliuse free from cant and vitally important develop
"I’ity the -sorrows of it poor old contagjnus and communicable dinenf- ment in the world today."
No man who' hns kept in the slight
V
From Ford mines down in Ken- ♦I*
est touch .with the papers of the state man whose trembling feet bespeak os," tii^ report adds, "nnd by securing
gar23
eftn esenpe the conclusion that this him short of help." The postal de adequate firu psenpes, flic useape lucky and West Virginia, which send
I s -to be a record breaking year for partment, in spite of the Increase of ropes, fire doors, fire proof elevator, coal on a Ford railroad to the River
Florida. From every quarter of the patrunage during the past several shafts, fire extinguishers, and thb ef ’Rouge plant, and from Ford forests
Mtate the stories are Ihe same. The years, is in dire fiimnctnl straits. Or fective screening of all hotels, apart and Ford mines in Northern Michigan
tourist, crop hits exceeded all past re ders have gone out th at no more sali ments, rooming houses nnd restau sending timber nnd nre, there is a con
*3
stan t demand for machinery and for
cent irt mnubOr*. in Ilia quantity of va may be expected from the fair rants ns required by law,
cash they brought wjth them, and feminines who sell stam ps, Oh, eye
"Attesting the efficiency of the ho locomotives,
thff disposition *to Spend it for their brow pencils, where is thy reductions tel commission are the marvelous facts
A power housa soon will house the
comfort and plcnsurc. In most of the sale? Oh lipstick, where is thy long that there has been absolutely no loss world's greatest turldne engine, be
towns of the algtc t^cy have crowded evity ?
of life and comparatively small loss ing built by the Ford Motor Company
hard upon the accommodation* pro
And now has come another stroke of property by hotel nnd rooming itself. The locomotive repair Hhop is
vided for them. This hns naturally of economy. There m ust be u saving house fires—while open for guests— rapidly being expanded into a locomo
turned the atjcuftoii df our citizens to of twine. In years aback nice hail* since the enactment of the present tive nnd car building works.
the pressing Ypec^stty pf providing of twine were furnished ad lib to the law. This is no doubt due, to a great
Under construction nt River Rouge
Fgpgr-Tf§H
•V * ;
moro residences, thgt they may not newspaper fraternity; later this was extent, to the enforcement of precau are a cement factory, a paper mill,
again be caught In ali unprepared cut nut; nnd now cumes the order to tionary measures and the use of lire nnd a glass factory, all designed to
condition. Hence we hear from every carefully untie each true-lofor’s knot extinguishers required by the fo ld meet the needs of the Ford Motor
section of great building operations. with which the first class mnils come commission in putting out fires before Company.
More houses, hotels, buisness blocks, fastened and carefully use it over they assume destructive proportions."
A great new building now houses
factories, bungalows mid cottages nre ngain. i t is not ordered by the de
two
10-ton electric furnaces which
* - - " O”
make
steel, nnd will house a 50-ton
partment, however, thnt pieces of
LONDON, March 2fl.—Joseph Chatstring shorter than three and seven- field was. so tickled over the drollery electric steel furnace—largest in the
U SELL
WHEN U
eights inches shall be saved and lied of a lending American "movie” com world—beforo;very long. This mons
TOUR REAL
LIST IT
together, but the departm ent has or edian that ho wnf unable to control te r electric furnace, to be operated
dered that grent economy must be tie- his laughter and suddenly collapsed, on the conductlJo hearth plan, has
WITH U8
ESTATE
monstrated in the use of tho tying dying in the arms of a woman sit elortbnged tho attention of the in
material.
ting beside him in a cinema theatre dust rial men of tho world and prom
Hut
caffs
for
economy
in'
this
line
here. Physicians said that Chntfield’a. ises to make steel-making history
We have hc vern 1 unusual
■
ju s t as sensationally ns iron-making
nre
unnecessary
in
tho
I’nlatkn
of
heart
had been ruptured.
bargains in real estate to
history hos been made nt the River
fice. In five years there* hns been
offer at this time. If you
requisitioned in this office but ten FLO it I D A B AN K ERS AT ST. PETE Rouge plant.
arc looking for a real In
Every dny nt River Rouge 2,000
pounds of twine—count them—ton;
I I l f T k » A M tt r la l r d
vestment, see us.
nnd if u postal clerk should see *n
TAMPA, March 26.—The unnunl tons of pulverized soft coal are roast
whole bnll of twine nt one time every meeting of the Florida Hnnkcrs* Asso ed into 1,500 tons of coke. Last year
employe in the place would tremble ciation will be held nt St. Petersburg the uven vapors yielded to tho broad
MEISCH BUILDING
ns with tho ague. Tell pounds of April 13-) I, according to an announce acres of towers,^ tanks, condensing
**“ \ - ^ }< -*if *..
AGENTS
twine Is fur less than a cash and c ar ment by Dr. L A. Bize, president of coils, centrifugal stills and decanters,
• '•
■; - ' V
\
ry storo would use in n month; but the association. The organization has 7 billion cqjdc feet of gas, 17,760,000
REAL ESTATE
that amount has been made to last a membership of about 250. They will pounds of ammonium sulphate, 4,751,Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance
with hundreds of packages to tie bo addressed by the financial w riter, )00 gallons of motor fuel. Alt those
10$ W. First S t, SANFORD, FLA each day.
B. G, Forbes, it is stated, ax Well as iiy-r>roduct*sare ysed in -automobile
r *•
lunbing except flu -Ammonium sulThe story of Jay Gould w a s th a t uthot prominent men.
L K W H N i l l l ’ I* . . . f ' l r r a l a l l n a M a a a s r r
I'lt o it r J » - W a f l r r B p. m .
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
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V
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T
f
tf
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fV?
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V
f
w
n e r s
We have started work on street pav
ing. All private driveways will have
to be submitted to engineers. Pri
vate driveways and other private
work should be submitted immediate
ly to our office.
Engineering and Contracting Co.
Maxwell & Britt
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PAGE
THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1923
T. *
FOg RENT—Furnished apartment,'
nod Taytor.
and Wakulla.
I
Buford
Has
BUI
close In. Also garage. inquire 203
Thirteenth District—Palm Beach j Twenty-third District—Lake and
E. Fifth Street,
308-3tp
and Broward.
> (Seminole,
To
Re-Apportion
'
to t'OR RENT—One front l>cd room,
•Fourteenth
District—
^-Columbia.f
Twenty-fourth District—Dado and
State Districts Fifteenth District—Bradford, Union Monroe.
^ J 1 7 Laurel Ave.
308-3tp
to
f fc F o il RENT—1st floor apartment^
_
.- Twenty-fifth District—Brevard, S t
TALLAHASSEE, March 25.—Sev aAd Clay.
to
ml
Joining
bath,
front
entrance,
de
Sixteenth
District—Baker
and
Nas
Lucie nnd Okeechobee.
en counties would bp given two mem
to
------to
sirable
for
summer,
21?
East
Third
sau.
bers
each
and
the
remaining
counties
Twenty-sixth District—Putnam and
fm Classified Ada le a word. No to
Street, two blocks from post office.
Seventeenth D istrict—SuWnnco.'
one each, while the stAte would be reFlagler.
to Ad taken for lraa than 25c. to
. _______ ___________ " 310-2tp
dUtriclcd for the senatorial apportionm And positively no Classified to '
Eighteenth District—JJuvai.
Twenty-seventh District — High
WANTED—Large
corporation de
ent under Attorney General Buford'*
M «Ada charged to anyone. Caah to
Nineteenth District—Orange and lands, Glades, Charlotte and Lee.
sires services of a competent young
plan of rcapportlonment, which has Osctola.
M moat accompany oil orders. to
Twenty-seventh District—Volusl*.
lady
clerk to handle general office
been written into a bill nt the request Twentieth
Count tho worda ahd remit to
Twenty-ninth
District — DeSoto,
District—Marion and
of a "prominent South Florida' legis Sumter,
to work. Permanent position with pleas
to ncprdlnily.
Manatee and Sarasota.
lator, it was made known a t the attor
to ant surroundings for right person.
Thirtieth District—Hamilton.
Twenty-first District—Pinellas nnd
Reply by Icttcq giving experience, ed
ney general's office Saturday. The bill Paaco.
n ta to M to -to to to to
Thlrty-first District—S t Johns.
ucation and marital status. A person,
will he introduced at tho coming ses
Twenty-second District—Jefferson Thirty-second District—Alaehtu.
n! Interview with a selected numbs*
sion by the legislator who asked for
FOR SALE
of applicants will bo arranged. Ad
FARMERS—Vou can gw *e*d ~tw3 dress "Corporation" care of Herald.
In general, Mr. Buford's proposal
framn nnd Irrigation pluga at th*
31Q-2U
follows tho lines of n measure intro
Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfe
duced a t the last session but whieh
FOR SAl.K—4 room rentage and gaWANTED
was rejected in favor of tho constitu
rage and traitor. Palmetto avenue, WANED—A chance to build your
tional amendment plan.
Inquirp for Jcre Rowe, Lako Mary, now horn* before lumber get* any
The attorney general’s proposition
Fla, Vacant April L Terms onc-half higher. Plans and estimates furnish
can bo accomplished under the pres
caah.
305-Gtp ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfe
ent constitutional provisions, it was
no man can save money, but he is
FOR SALE—Ono irW aafc, Woodruff
asserted.
WANTED TO BUV—Asparagus fern
unwise if he doesn’t do so as long
St Watson.
298-tfc
The membership of tho acnate
seed, for good clean stock will pay
as his name stays on the pay roll!
would bo placed at 32 while that of
FOR SALE—'Dealer and Usys' paints a good price. Address W. P. Newell
Tho D1 Giorgio Concert Orchestra, talented instrumentalists, who will ap the house would bo reduced to C8 ns
and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Cq., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka,
pear at the coming Rcdpalh Chautauqua, through ten years of concert work
Come in and get your bank ac
Works, Sanford agent*.
183-tfc Fla.
279-tfc together hhvo attained a degree of mustral excellence that has made the name compared with 85 now constituting
that
body.
The
plan
would
become
count started with Our Savings
FOR SALE—JRISode Island eggs for WANTED—Twelve boya between the "Dl fllorglo" one to be reckoned with tn concert work.
Signor T. 1)1 Giorgio, who beads the company, Is a recognised orchestral effective from November 4 next year.
setting, 15 eggs for $1.00.
Mrs.
ages of 10 and 15 to sell the Dally
Department, we want to know
Ellsworth, Bcardal! Avenue, San* Herald on the street and also to be conductor nnd Instructor of more than twenty-five years' successful experience. For the purpose of affecting the
Under his able leadership, the orchestra Interprets both classical and popular change the measure would provide
you—and help you with 4 Inter
ford.________
.________ 83-tfp substitutes for carrier boy routes. selections through n wide variety of musical combinations. From n concert
that the "hold over” senators of the
est on your savings.
SEWING TIME—Singer Sewing Ma* Be* Lewla Shipp at the Ilernld office orelicslra of pldno, violin, cornet nnd trombone they readily change to a straight coming session represent the new sen
306-tfd string organisation of violin, cello, mandolin nnd gultnr.
chine Co. sells machines on small between 3:30 and 5:30 p. m.
atorial district embracing the county
Tho Dl Giorgio* arc always royally welcomed by Chautnuqun audiences.
COME IN TODAY
monthly payment*. Repairing, ac WANTED 400 MEN, between April
in which they reside.
10th and 16th to pick tomatoes;
cessories.—T. M. Dunlap, 10th nnd
Tho counties that would be given
highest wages paid and comfortable
Laurel Avc. Phone 550-W.
two
members In the house are: Ala
306-Ct-W-ltp quarters. Write if you can come and l>e received from the committees on the meeting is accomplished by the
chua,
Dade, Duval, Escambia, Hills
English
and
Mathematics.
Steps
look
statem ent: "It is hoped that the ses
WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS from bring men.—S. E. Rice, Vcro, Florida. ing to a revision of the course of sions of.the Principals' Conference boro,’ Jackson and Folk.
Mch-22-to-Apr. -15
an extra good laying strain, $1.50
studies in both the elementary and will continue to nfford an opportunity
The proposed senatorial, districts
per 16.—T. M. Dunlap, phone 55C-W. WANTED—Position ns clerk in dry high schools of the state were taken for those interested In education to follow:
goods store, experienced and can several months ago by Mr. Cawthon,
.
300-Gt-w-ltp
come together for a series of round
First district—Santa Rosa county,
FOR SA l F—Team of'mules, H nnd 9 give reference. Call 419-J. 307-Gtp nnd it is planned to have the re-ar table discussions and from which all Okaloosa and Walton.
A COMSIUNITY BUILDER
.years old, $300. 50 gal. sprayer, WANTED—Four high class salesmen. rangement of studies insofar as they may hope to derive some profit.”
Second District—Escambia.
Sec*me a t once at Lincoln House, T. relate to high schools worked out for
new last fall, $100; two tons wire used
B. P. WHITHER, Cashier
F. P. PORSTBR, Preaidant
Third District—Holmes, Washing
O.
Tilton.
309-2tp
one Besson.—H. B. Lewis.
308-3tp
adoption at the beginning of the next
For quick results try a want ad,
ton and Bay.
school term. Some delay has been
FOR SALE—Guaranteed il>23 OvFTFourth District—Jackson.
land coupe, a real buy, cash or
Everybody invited to tho Easter encountered in working out the JOHNNY JONES AND ED SALTER
Fifth District—Calhoun and Frank
terms; 1020 Buick six touring, excel Ball, April 2nd, Parish House. 30!M fc changes as they relnle to elementary
ARK HERE IN FULL FLOWER
lin.
schools. Miss Lovina Shores will pre
lent condition; Auburn Beauty Six, a
WITH THE BIG SHOWS
Sixth District—Gadsden nnd Liber
sent tho committee report on English
real bargain; Oldsmobile light six
PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE
tytouring, cheap for quick sale; King 8,
For a few cents you can ward off in the high schools, while Mis# Lillian
Johnny Jones nnd his "hired man"
Seventh district—Folk and Hnrdeo.
a dandy car; two Baby Overland* ut Flu nnd Grippe by promptly checking McGahoy will act as spokesman for Kd Salter are here with all their big
Eighth district—Leon.
a price you can’t refuse..- 1022 Ford your coughs nnd colds with Foley's the comimttee dealing with Mathe force of assistants and all the varied
Ninth District—Levy, Hernando
Sedan, aee this rare offer; Dort tour Honey nnd Tar. Also gives quick re matics. Following-their submission and sundry attractions for the Jones and Citrus.
ing; Ford touring. In fact we have lief from coughs resulting from Flu, to the general committee the reports Greater Shows that will be here all
Tenth District—Madison.
a largo number of first class second Grippe, Whooping Cough, Atethmn will form the subject of conference this week on the lake front.'They need
Eleventh District—Hillsboro.
hand cara that have been pronounced and Bronchitis. Forty-eight years of discusnion in the afternoon.
no introduction to Sanford jtcople who
Twelfth District—Dixie, Lafayette
mechanically perfect. Sec us for a satisfaction to users Jins made Fol Tile visitors will be welcomed in the have been knowing Johnny Jones fnr
car today. Terms can be arranged to ey’s Iloncy and Tar the World’s larg- afternoon of the fifth by Dean J. W. many years past nnd know him for
Daily Herald on sale a t Joe's Smoke
suit buyer.—Seminole Olierland Co.
cst selling cough medicine. Contains Norman, of the University of Florida, the "square little guy" that he has House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd
309-3tc no opiates— ingredients are printed following which tho conference will be always been nnd Kd Salter for the Hunt's Pharmacy.
FOR SALE OF TO RENT—One fu r on the wrapper. Refuse substitutes. organized. Miss Theresa Dansdill, as best press agent that the world can
nished bungalow,, with garage, with Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere. sistant National Health Crusade exe boast of and hoth^"of them for'giving
NOTICE!
cutive, is scheduled for nn address on the people one of the best line of en
or without fiAmMiftigs; one of the -A d v .
tertainments
that
money
can
buy.
"The First of the Cardinal Princples
-------------------- ----finest locations on Crystal Lake, in
Notice is hereby given that n
of
Education." Following Miss Dans Johnny hns never culled his show a
Lake Mary. Apply to C. II. Crosby on 4th Annual Conference
will
be introduced nt tho 1923 session |
dill, Prof. R. M. Koalcy, state high circus, he never will enll them n enrPumner.
309-3tp
of
the.
Florida legislature to prohibit
Florida H. S. Principals school inspector, will discuss plans re nivnl for Johnny Ims never operated
FOR SALE—2 fine lots between 10th
seining
in tho lakes, rivers, canals
any
carnivals,
ho
simply
puts
up
nn
in Gainesville, April 5 lating to the pro|*oscd program of entertainment for old nnd young that nnd streams of Scminolo county, nlso jH
nnd 11th streets on Elm Avenue^
studies for the high schools. Time is
f
Cheap for quick sale. Write or sec J. Further Discussion Regarding Rc-or- thun set apart on the program for a is better than any clreus, tlmt is on In regulate the catch nnd means cm- j ■
E. Hicks, 1000 Laurel Avo. 310-3tp
-called ployed, nnd also providu penally for Q
giinixntion of 11. S. Curriculum
round table discussion on Hit propos n higher plane Ilian any
show nnd that is in a class by itself its violation.
FOR SALE—All kinds of fresh and
ed revision.
( I l r T h e A i i S f U l r i P re s s )
Sanford Chamber of Commerce,
when
it comes to clean and open
.gait water fish, shrimp, oysters nnd
Following nn entertainment by the
%
TALLAHASSEE, March 20.—Fur
Semlnolo County Fish St Game
shows, no gambling games, no skin
turtle meat at Kendall's Fish Market,
i »K -Ai-i
ther discussion regarding the reor University quartet nt night, the con games and nothing that will give of 201-tfc
Protective Association.
21? Sanford Avc,
310-2tp
ference
will
hear
nn
address
by
Dr,
ganization of the high arhool curricu
Wilt SALE—15 aero celery farm on lum , and introduction of the theme, A. A..Murphrec, president of.the Uni fense to anyone. People need all class
"—nnd I know that when the Sanford Ilulck Rcp»lrD«Lake Monroe.—E. F , Lane. 310-5tp “The Improvement of Teachers in versity of Florida, nn "The Education es of entertainment—nml whether
pnrtmcnt cures u cnr’H nehes and pains that car STAYS
they need it or not they will have it.
FOR SALE—6 aero celery fnrm, real Service’’ will feature tho fourth nn- al Status of the State’s Institutions The Jones shows give them such a
cured.
310-ntp nual conference of Florida high of Higher Learning," nnd one by Mr. vnricty of entertainment that no one
bargain.—E. F. Lane.
"Another renson why I’m Rolng there In b e c a u se 1 won't
FOR SALK—40 ncrc* celery land. school principals to be held at Gaines Cawthon, having for it #; object "The ever leaves the lot dissatLifted or want
Certification
of
Teachers."
have
Co hock th e fn m ’ly jewels to pay n Mr repair bill. Tnelf
ville, April 5-fl, according to the pro
price $1,500.00.—E. F. Lane.
their money back—they always jfet
—IN—
up-to-date
equipment gets the Job don« quick nnd Bnves me
gram
made
public
today.
The
two
The Mowing morning three speak full measure for nil they spend with
310.5tp
duy
meeting
to
which
a
"most
cor*
ers
will
present
spoci/icd
phases
of
money.”
Johnny Jones.
FOR SALE—New bungalows.—E. F.
Lane.
.
310-5tp dial invitation is extended to all sup the general subject "Classroom SupYou will feel the same way nbout ll after you’te done bual*
erintendents, principals and teachers erviridn," earh phase to be followed
Pr. nnd Mr*. Long and little daugh
FOR SALE— Dodge Touring car 1921 In Florida schools" will be held to co
ness with us.
by general discussion as follows:
ter of Madison were lit the city Satmodel. Looks and runo like r.cw. P.
incide with the annual high school field
Tho Necessity for Classroom Super u relay ami Sunday, coming over to ace
We know nbout Hulcks what others have to experiment to
0. Box 42G.
309-2tp
vision—Dr. J. It. Fulk; discussion lend their gun Clyde Long, who has been
and track meet.
learn.
DdLAND, FLORIDA
A meeting of the General Confer by Ml®. 11. Gordon.
the guest of Robert Holly, Jr., for
FOR RENT
ence Committee on the reorganization
Following up Standard Testa ‘ nnd the past two weeks. Clyde accompan
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
March 29th and 30th
OR RENT—1 nice npartmnet, nil of the high school program of studies, Measurements—It. M. Evans; discus ied hi* parent* back homo but ex
conveniences and well furnished.— appointed several months ago by AV. sion led by G. V. Fuguitt.
pect* to return to Sanford In tho near Malloeg at 3:30—Night, 7 and 9
1*10
290-tfc
The Value of Supervision Through future. Dr. Long 1* ono of the most A d u lts
S. Cawthon, superintendent of pub
Cates' Duilding. Thone 181
Children
Classroom
Visitation—G.
K,
Kveritt;
prominent
physicians
and
surgeons
lic
instruction,
is
called
for
the
morn
FOR RENT—1 6-room fla t In front
hall. —Woodruff & W at ing of the fifth prior to the convening discussion led by Miss Mary Sheppard. In Weat-Floridu and haa many good SANFORD PEOPLE INVITED
of city hall,
. TO ATTEND
Announcement of the program for friends all over tho state..
son.
—
208-tfc of the conference. A final report will
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NEW RIDING DEVICES,
FUN HOUSES. AND
TRICK RIDES
EVERYTHING ALL NEWfiETT^R THAN EVER
* REAL FLORIDA ENTERPRISE, so vast In Its resources it has become the Grqat International Outdoor Amusement, as witness th
he Great Tordnto Exhibition, nil the biff Canadian Fairs nnd Exhibitions, the Sluje ahd Interstate Fairs of the South, nnd nil other I
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�PAGE FIVE
T » E SANFORD DAILY IIERAI,D, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1923
SE BALL
OT BALL
SKET BALL
;AP SHOOTING
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
LF
BOWLING
TENNIS
BOXING
Dempsey Training to Keep His Title
ORANGE AND
it Fans May Never American Athlete
LAKE COUNTIES
Wins Shotput For
; Joe Beckett Mix
FORM LEAGUE
Oxford in Dual Meet
With Jack Dempsey
I t l r T h r A a . o r t a f r d I’ r r a a )
DON, March 20.—Joe Brckctt
LONDON, March 20.—Milligan, of
nly than in England who thinka
Oxford, won tho mile run in the Ox*
>o Brckctt should fight Jack
ford-Cambridgc dual track meet at
tho Queens club boro Saturday. Time
mor$ or less hectic scramble •I minutes, 25 seconds.
is been mado in certain someIL M. Abrahams, of Cambridge,
ihscurc qunrtcra to lend the won tho 100 yard dash in 10 seconds
>Joo‘ into the ring with the fc- flat.
Jnck has left England's sportTho shotput wan won by F. K.
mince as cold ns the outside of Rrown, an American, from Washing
imo’s Igloo. Not every Ilrit- ton, representing Exeter College, Ox
irtsmnn will go so f a r as to ford, with n cast of <12 feet; 8 inches;
,ho proposed match n puglilir* A. J. Reese, nlso an American from
ext to evade the laws against Nebraska and representing Lincoln
aghter, mayhem and simiinrly College, Oxford, was second with 10
destructive nnd personal feet, lMi Inches.
but they arc practicnlly unanii regarding it ns an utterly in- HANFORD ROYS HEAT
,c entertainment from n pugllMONROE 13 TO 1
indpoint.
test thing thnt hns b<?cn pointIn n good game on the locnl din*
nbout the match in England mond, the Hnnfurd boys under the
r is that J t is proposed to hold management of Douglas King, easily
s United States where the long defeated the boys tram of Monroe.
ig and docile English populn- Roth pitchers were in good form but
,11 not be compelled to gaze the Sanford boys were n little too
fast, nnd the filial score was 13 to <1.
foe-himself, however scemn to flatteries for Sanford were Woodruff
lugitistic intimacy with the nnd Shipp, Wilson; for Monroe: Jackh of the heavy weights. The son nnd Miles. Lee McLain and Cu'rty
r of what hnppcncd to Willard, Muse officiated ns umpires.
nnd the dashing Georges nnd
m of lesser lights seems to
APOPKA FANS GET BUSY
idod from Joe’s consciousness,
r ho really thinks he hns a
APOPKA, Mnrch 26.—Apopkn base
with Dempsey, or whether he ball fans met Thursday afternoon and
to that optimistic school of organized for the coming senson. A
•dusters who are convinced board of governors was elected, name
b unexpected may happen in ly, Messrs. C .'ll. Lin, Hnrry WJtherg and is willing to take a ington, F. It. Allen, Skipworth nnd
for the sake of whatever fi- W. G, Tnlton; Munngor, W. II. Schpndvantage may nccfuc, is a kic; Captain, Mallory S. Webb. The
that Joe is keeping locked in club joined the two county league, Ornnge and Lake, of which, Winter
i brawny bosom.
iy rate, Joe is still convinced Pnrk, Apopkn nnd Winter Garden of
is deserving of a match with Orange nnd Ml. Dora, 'J’nvnrcs and
y nnd is shnping Ids destinies Umntilln of Imkc county. The games
thnt end. The barb of adverse will commence Mny first. The busi
lances has become tnnglcd in ness houses of Apopka have nil agreed
in from which Joe is wenving to commence closing April first on
,ms, but he is still undaunted, Thursday noons to give the hoys time
tepping stones by which Ileck- fo r practice in order to be ready for
cmplntcs mounting to n match ploying.
•mptcy are Dick Smith, the
Ic British heavyweight, and EXHIBITION
GA
i Carpcntier. Twice Reckctt
PLAYED SATURDAY
n on the verge of fighting
hut both times his physical New York (N) ..................
0 12 O
n has brought nbout a post- Chicago (A) ........ t ...................'.* 11 5
it. Present indications arc
(Called end Ulli darkness).
rkett will not Ik* ready to meet
B atteries: McQuillan, Illume, V.
ntil some time in May.
Unities and Gasloii; Mack, Fnbcr, pufT
;os Carpcntier has a contract und Graham, Schnlk.
Jor Arnold Wilson Torn match
. The expectation was that Chicago Nationals .
would be his opponent. Car- Vernal! Pacific Const
however, has not started
as yet, nnd Reckctt is not fit
ly for ring work.
^weights, as a rule, do nol
i often ns once n month, nnd
:t thnt Reckctt would take on
nd Carpcntier both within n
’ thirty dnys is asking nlmost St. Louis (A)
•h of any o f the present-dny Dallas (Tex.)
bottlers. The natural nssumpuld be thnt one nnd perhaps Boston (N)
these proposed goes never will Brooklyn (N)
If Hanford Playa N o Rail, Thin Sea
non
Home i f Hanford Boys
Will Play in New League
Advices have been received in Han
ford that the new leaguu that has
been organized in Orange and Like
counties Is nil set and ready to go nnd
the tennis in this new longue nrc all
of Sanford’s old friends of the past
several seasons, W inter Garden, Win
ter Pnrk nnd Apopka arc the Orange
county teams, while Mt. Dorn, Uma
tilla nnd Tnvnres will represent Lake
county.
It will bo remembered thnt in the
past revcrnl seasons, nt times whilo
Hanford was not playing ball, Emil
Annum and Hid Hive, two of Hanford’s
best, hnd regular births on the Apopkn club, making them their star bat
tery nnd it is to be supposed thnt this
pair, should Hunford nut play this
Mason, will again bo found in Apopkn
uniforms. Sanford’s sta r third sneker
of Inst season was also an Apopkn
boy and he no doubt will also play
for Apopkn this acaaon. If this dope
proves, to lie correct, Apopkn should
be, n pennant contender in tho now
league.
Icrnld fo r first ctaiw Job work
(.’unntiU ue n lx iu t th n
lilillttlllK
In al.ria l,
t . r t in, f u r til a h u hid.
W alnuts English Walnuts
Now Irish Potatoes
ladclphia Cream Cheese
.< - Swiss Cheese
\\> win iiuotr you
jir lr r n nil
lil«lu-at
ii u n llly m a t e r i a l ll ia l
w ill « iwiMr y o u
to
m a k r a I.la a a e l n a .
P ra m tU e e rv h -c n»Burt-d.
ll u l l i l r r a * l l r u i l i i u a r Irr» ”
■
Sausage
“ Missing
“.Mission Millions” has been rend, by
Sanford people nt the time It ran* In
the Red Rook Magazine. It’s a slory
of crooks of the underworld.
'* Dem psey, training on Ih« road at Barnnac Lake. N. Y., gotting h is “wind” tot his com ing ligh t with
fellow Is Ja ck 's new boss. .N o klddla’. H e’s Jerry.Luvadas, who puts Jack
W ills or W illard. That p _nt-stzed
.
J a ck R e n a u lt Dempsey's-sparring partner.
through .his training paces., On tho righ t
“Call the Cop," n Mack Rcnnclt
Comedy follows “ Missing Millions.”
Tax Deed to issue in accordance w ith
law. Said certificate embrace^ th e
following described property (Runted
in Seminole County, Florida, to-w it:
Lots 332 nnd 333 Van Arsdalo. O s
borne Ilrokerngc Co.’s Add. to Black
Mammock. The said land living a s
sessed nt the date of the issuance of
such certificate in the name of N. L.
Se vens on.
Also: Tax Certificate ^io. 311, d a t
ed tliu Ttii day of June, 11*20, linn filed
said certificate in my office nnd h n s
mndii application for T ax Deed to is
sue in accordance with law. .Said cer
tificate end.races the following de
scribed land situated in Seminole
County, Florida, to-w it: W*-j Lot 342
nnd all Lot 313 Van Arsdalc Osborne
Brokerage Co.'s Add. to Black Hum
mock. '
The said land being ns*e:u*cd nt the
date of the issuance of such certifi
cate in the name of N. L. Sevcnson.
Unless said certificate shail be re
deemed according to law Tux Deed
will issue* tRorcdii’tin iTie "1st"dny or
May, A. D. li‘23,
W ITNESS, my official signature
and seal this tho 26th day of March,
A. I*. 11*23.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS, •
Clerk Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Fla,
3.20-fitc
Ry: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
PROPERTY OWNERS,
TAKE NOTICE!
The law provides’thnt “If taxes up
on real estate shall not he paid before
City Tnx Rooks close April 1, 1323, the first day of April of any year,
after which nil tuxes remaining un the tnx collector shall advertise and
paid will be collected by levy und sale
t f the property upon which taxes are
This i3 to notify nit concerned thnt
delinquent.
the requirements of law will be com
. ALFRED FOSTER,
plied with, nnd the tax hooks will pos
City Tax Collector. itively la* closed on April first, ns
3-15-011 Apr. 1
Ry: K. HOY, D. C. provided by law, nnd nil lands on
NOTICE TO AUTOMO
BILE DRIVERS AND
OWNERS!
which taxes have not hren paid will be
advertised, and executions issued for
unpaid personal property taxes.
J>:0. D, JENKINS,
Tax •Collector,
3-lJ-10tc
Seminole County.
An ordinance rcgujnting the use of
reJts of the City of Sanford, prodos: “Section 1’.—Thnt no nutuninie, motorcycle, o r'o th er vehicle shall
- patked f-ir the night on tiny of-the
recta of the City of Sanford which
Electric Curling Iron
F It E E
MARCH 31ST WE W ILL GIVE
AWAY AN
Electric Curling Iron
...f ? W I •’ Vf t K5
video a penally not exceeding $250.00
for violntian theroef.
V.\ R. WILLIAMS,
303-310-312-c
City Manager.
t n ticket with enrh cash purchase
five gallona HIGH TEST CASONik rood for a chance on th s
irling Iron.
Better Tires for less Money
/03 Palmetto Avc.
Efesrav:
NOTICE TO PROPER
TY OWNERS
become
acquainted
with our bread say
“It’s great!” It’s the
three - times - a - day
food that hits their
palate just right. Our
pastry is a fit companion'for the finest meal.
The rigkrette-carelessness
Thoughtlessly abandoned,
the lighted cigarette top
ples to the floor, starting n
little • blaze in the rug.
There is no one in tho room
and the blaze grows. Soon
the house Is a roaring fur
nace.
"Carelessness" you any!
True; nnd there arc also
many people careless about
their fire insurance!
I.cl this agency check up
your Insurance right now
nnd protect you with the
sound indemnity of n H art
ford Firo Insurance Com
pany policy.
Lumber Co.
Investments
----- 1 N S* U It A«HN C E-----J , ‘i . :
Orlando -. Florida
Visit Matchless Ocean Beaches
Enjoy the Daily Band Concerts
All vbttnrs will b* "Wrlrocnrd and prorlilons
hare l*-cn made for wMe variety of rnUrtalnmmt.
Ham! cooeerta are r l i t n J e l l y In beauUful )l,to>
(Bine 1’erk. Coif, tennle amt Uke Karnes afford
ample rrrrtatiun f.dlltW*.
The
ocean Lcschee in (he world are
reached In a few minuU*, ty motor car or train.
Surf balhtnc here I* safe and faerlnal
Motoring on rxrtlknt road* li
ploulna at this *raw>n. The broad Bt
afford* magnlAernl boating and “spoil
ll.M-ball aamre are fmivrnt an-
VUlt Jarkfonrllla thl, iprlnr and too will be pleated.
Kor further Information, free booklet*, etc., addrcaai
Room l i ft City Halt. Jacksonville.Florida
Real Estate
Chone 130, Sanford
The spring months n rc most enjoyable in Jacksonville. April nnd May Vcntlicr la
Meal, giving to each day n fresh cluirm.
Northern visitors m ay enjoy the delights of rprin g to the utmost, in Florida’s larg
est city. Florida people, nlso, will find much to nmuro nnd entertain a t this reason,
Tho country surrounding Jacksonville abounds in points of historic intc/cst. In tho
city there nro attractions for all, grave or gay, and hotel and other accommodations to
suit every taste nnd to fit every purse.
«■v*i*.nJ $** CITY ADUERTISING DEPARTMENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA
• Phone .‘190.
New York Cheese
la apd Jones’ Dairy Farm
Alice Ilrady tonight in
Millions.”
Two families get free tickets to the
show tonight. Seeing "M issjnf Mil
Ell ALL LEAGUE TO IIK
lions'* ns guests of the munngement,
FORMED SQON IN WEST
are Mr. ami Mrs. L. R. Philips nnd
FLORIDA AND GEORGIA
daughter and Mr. und Mrs. Raymond
Philips.
I l l y T h » S a a o r ln lr d P r r a e l
TALLAHASSEE, March 20.—The
Richard Talmndgo tomorrow night
steps looking to the formation of a
baseball league within a circuit ex in "Putting it Over.” This picture is
tending from Lake City to Quincy full of thrills nnd thrills, thrills and
nnd including Valdosta, Thomasville spills, nnd thrills and thrills. To be
nnd Quitninn, Gn., have been taken followed by the latest News.
by J. II. Scales of Perry, Fin., nnd
local plans have fallen right in line
Wednesday night’s attraction is
with him. Mr. Scales’ plans came to something unusual. You will s e e Gro
the notice of local .sportsmen thru ver Cleveland, Win, McKinley nnd
a letter from him read a t a meeting other notables of the past in th e m<ivof the Chamber of Commerce. He out ics. Also thnt fine picture, with
lined tentative plans for a league nnd Stranghcart, the wonder dog, “ Brawn
sdiil be would elaborate his proposi of the North.”
tion* if lie received favorable respons
es to .Ilia feeler. The local chamber
Conditions are getting a little bet
immediately appointed n committee ter. There are jus't about as many
and it is understood the movement lias Washington clerks, but fewer of them
found support in the other cities nnm- wear spurs.
Ti
lt is now planned to have a meet
Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke
ing of reprdsenlatIvA-'-fwiM^ towns House, Mtrbley’s Drug SYdro nnd
In this section and from tho three Hunt'* Pharmacy.
tf
Georgia town.;. The proposed league
bus taken little shape thus far, mid
The Daily Herald, 15c per week
its sponsors are not prepared to any
whether it will take the shape of a Notice-of Application for Tnx Deed
semi-professional circuit or n regular
Under Section 575 of the General
professional league with games every
Statutes of the State of Florida
day. Ardent fans point out, however,
that there is no reason why nil of tho
towns in this neck of the woods there
could n o t he produced a six-elnli pro
fessional circuit. The opinion seems
general that baseball of some vari
ety will emerge from the movement.
Property owners an the streets to
he paved, who want drive-ways to
their property lire requested to innl;ei
written application to the engineer in
the Kuroponn heavy weight
charge of the work on tho streets be
\ nil snarled up, it is »*»
fore the curb is laid,
ORLANDO, March 26.—The state
int Dempsey would consent to
W. It. WILLIAMS,
j a n n u a l i n t o r s r h o l a s t i c baseball meet
!ckctt until he hnd cleaned up
303-Ctc
City Manager.
will be staged a t Rollins college, nt
ipean crop.
J
W inter Pnrk, May-8-10, necording to
besides Smith nnd CnmenTN^. , an announcement made by thoso in
the shadow of Bnttnnn S i ^ charge. Seven high school* nines, se
X above the pugilisticNJrizon lected, ofie each, from the seven school
ire. The Mark battler from districts of the state, and one selected
hna cased himself back Into from the state a t large, will partici
i graces of the French Iwixlng pate in the meet.
THAT IS m
loa and is once more a figure
WHAT S
ckoncd with.
.
fOLKS SAY
iuld apear th at Joe,* however
ABOUT v
OUR- . f
•, hla desire for n Dempsey
B r e a d !/
may be, has sonic weeds to
rom his own garden before he
*> to realize his ambition, und
The folks whose appe
ns to be seen if Joe Is the ra p
ed eradientor that he believes
tite and digestion have
to he.
Herald on salu nt J oc' ii Smoke
Mobley'* Drug Store und
Pharmacy.
tf
Alice UraJy
FIRR, AUTO, CROP, FREEZE,
LIABILITY, LIKE. llONBS
u n i t T i n ; •• V I M tll. r o t . I . I K S ” — V r „ l l iln> «-f f r r l l r n n d f u ll. C r n r r n l Jn> r
in , Imi r f r n l n r r « t l e m l r n n r r r t n nd l i . n r n n m r : i l . n n r t l r l p n l c d In li» h n m .
lt<n r l t l r . 1 n*>|>r. p rliit r n w l t i n r p a rad e- In r v r n l n K l n t r . r r t i l n n r l n K a n il n * e r r ,
r v i r> l u n o r r c l Ulml. T n r . n l * ) . A p r i l IP— l l m - l f u r e r t I b r J n t r o r ml»» «»*
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, ^lARCII 26 , 1923
V
Yoo can find (ha name of
Hvo Business Man
Ii Sanford in this Column
each day.
ftttj
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
PAGE SEVEN
V
Carda of Sanford's Repot*
»b«* Professional Men, each
of whom. In hia chosen pro*,
fesslon the Herald reeom*
mends to the people.
George A. DeCottes
K f t pleaae yon, tell others; If not.
„
tall no. Phone 4SB
Attomey*at-Lawr
JOHNNY J. JONES' “JOY
dering Into a typical Aurornr Borealis can hvnr the sound of the hoarse voice
I'LAZA” BRINGS BACK
and backed up with such features <>f of the showman roaring through his
OLD MEMORIES inerritoriouxncsi composing the won* megaphone, the weird howl of the wild '
SANFORD NOVELTY
dcrful attractions of the Johnny J. rmtn, tho ronr of the Hons, the clash
Jones
exposition.”
Leave it |o Ed. R. Salter, known ns
cymbals, the deep rub-n-dub of the
A
WORKS
FRED R. WILSON Johnny J. Jones' “ Hired Boy,” to While the «rho answers “ Where," of
drums, the triumphant strains of old
V. C. COLLER, Prop*
turn in the prire description of the Mr. Salter continues, “ What is it, school dny songs, played on tho organ
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Merry Joy Plain. ".What," he asks, whenever the stages! old stager en of the merry-go-round, the exhorta
General Shop and Mill
"would we do without tho Joy Plain ters the exposition grounds, Ihnt tions of the lemonade and peanut ven
First
National
Bank
Building
Work
der, the earnest appeal of the hot-dog
SANFORD •:*
-s
FLORIDA Midway? Where would wo toll-worn
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
mortals .he without the jovial, d a n - cr, his stop more-elustlc, prick up hia> inun, or the impassioned apepnl of the
117 Cemmtrclal Streat—Sanford, Fla.
llng, tinseled jaizy midway, compos cars, rub his eyes and quicken his man selling ha!loons and whips. Thnts
ed of whut appears to be a million pace? Nothing more than the burst what decs it and who can help but
electric nights uryntnlixod into j\ phe* of harmony and discord that breaks feci the spirit of the exposition!"—
CHELLE MAINES ncmenon
B. W. HERNDON
of variegated brilliancy bor* upon his ears from the 'Joy Pima.' He •Miami llernld.
if you have your vulcanizing done at Kent's. For you will
he ho well pleased w|th your purchases that only satisfaction
will he your lot. THE SM ILE THAT WONT COME OFF I«
a characteristic of our, customers. There is a reason, of
course. Come, learn it!
Over Seminole County Bank
4ANF0RD
FLORIDA
,
INSURANCE AGENCY
IRB---------- AUTO--------- BONL
S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
BANFORD
LAWYER
—Court House
feel of lumber nre cut than grown in
the state each year. A t this rale, if
it is continued, Florida's timber will
Cyae Examined
C,lessee Designed
Ire reduced to a negligible quantity.
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
After udjaurnment the renator.i
were guests at the Rotary Club
Opt. D.
luncheon in Mason hotel. Senator
Optician-Optometrist
Fletcher addressed the club.
i l l Bast First fitroet Hanford,.FIs. AND NO WAY TO REFOREST
The party will leave Tuesday night
T ill: MANY WASTE PLACES
for Pensacola, and wjll go^to Gulf
' TODAY
port, Miss., from there.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. March 22
—Unless sonic steps toward refor
estation in Florida are taken soon, the
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
timber resources of the state will be
FLORIDA vanished.
Taxes, forcing ItunlHTmen to cut
n .iln r.. rro p rrtr
i>(T their tirnWr faster than it proper
t outer-ration course would make it ad
M a i n o rfico
visable, i- hlinnei! in part fur the rap
iti:A J.T v COM PART
idly dimmi.dtUig forests.
H V IU T M G N T C O W A N V
These facts wore atresred before the
101-H M n r a n l l a Ayr.
l!. S. Semite committee on reforesta
Office 271 tion Tuesday 311 its meeting at the
Phones
STEWART The Florist
Windsor hotel.
Led by U. S. Senator C. L. McN'oCut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs
DR. J. T. DENTON
nmrn, of Oregon, the members of the
Annuel and Ornamental Plants
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON
sennit committee on reforestation
811 Myrtle Are.- — — - Phone 260-W Rooms 20G-207-20.S MeUrh Building received a nm ; of evidence on this
Florida problem nt the*opening of
the hearing Tu --day in the Windsor
hotel from a number r.f lumN’r lead
SANFORD MACHINE
ers in th • state wh i Ic ttifled during
T
COMPANY
the morning.
Other nn min': ; (,f the senate com
General Machine and Boiler
mittee at the hearing ere Senator Pat
of Mississippi, Senator Jus.
Get An Abstract Before tIlurri.mn
Cylinder Grinding
’ousuas of Michigan uml Senator 1).
Automobile Repairs
Acetylene Welding
62-------- Sun ford. Florida
ARCHITECT
Buying Property
SjkviI: -is i*:iluiied Dr. J. II. Rosa, of
Winter Itureii, president of the Flo
rida Ci’.rus Exchange:
Russell W.
Ilenmti of thi* rily: J. H, Farbdi of
Nolicc- of Application for Tax Deed has filed
Itil 4 city; C. li Baldwin, psejiilcnt of
Under Section 575 of the General
and has t
the Ja: k.m.iville Chamber of CoinStatutes of the State of Florida
to issue i
nterce; I-enthuii Wymaii, Starke, Fla.;
Notice is hereby given th a t B. Pitt, certificate
C. K. Mellon, Hopkins Fin.; Wiinion
purchaser of Tax Certificate No. |214, scribed pi
Newell, ef Gainesville, director of thb
dated tho 3rd dny of June, A. D. 1912, C ounty, 1
Agricultural experiment station tlrere;
has filed said certificate in my office
A. T. Williams, of this city; J. C.
ah«l has made application for Tax
• Cooper. Jr., and J. 11. Pace, of this
I>ced to issue in accordance with law.
city.
Said certificate cmbrnecs the follow
One woman addressed the commiting described property situated In
See. She was Mrs. W. S. Jennings, the
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot
j president of the Florida legislative
8, Block 3, Russell's Plat F ort Reed.
i council. She stated that her org.miiaThe said land being assessed nt the
ti,:i is hacking reforestation to tin*
date of the issuance o f such certifi nmi has r
limit.
. .
cate in tho name of A. B. Russell.
Among the practices condemned by
to iy-ue i
speakers before the committee were
Also: Tax Certificate No, 347, dated cct tif icatl
the hurtling of younger growth by
the Gth day of July, A. D. 1915, has scribed j
cattlemen, and the “bleeding" of young
filed said certificate in my office and nole Con
trees for turpentine by naval stores
has made application for Tax Deed to and 5, o
interests and small dealers.
h i ’J e In accordance with law. Said Fort Rei
All stressed the need of a cam
certificate embraces the following cessed a
paign
of reforestation In order to con
described properly situated in Scrni- such ccr
serve Florida's timber resources.
noie County, Florida, to-wit:
Beg. Russell.
Lumber manufacturers and repro10.05 chs. S. and 3.02 ths. E. of NW.
‘icntntives of naval stores Interests
cor. of NK 1-4 of SW 1-4, .See. C, Twp. cd the 2
charged that the taxation rate is too
20 S. R. 3i t run S 2 1-2 chs. E 0 chs. has filet
high. This they said, forces them to
N 2 1-2 chs., W 0 chs., containing 1 nml has
tu
t olT the timber faster than it should
*cre M-L. The sold land being assess to issue
be cut urn! Induces wasteful methods
ed at the dnto of the issuance of such certifies
In logging.
certificate in the name of R.“ T. Dcle- scribed jft U|*vs * 1 —
The statement was made that n
Comity, Florida, to-wit
manufacturer could not under <thc
Also: Tax Certificate No. 2243, f, Block 7, Russell’s Plat of Fort Reed. present rntt: of taxation earry acre
lasted t h e 2nd day o j Juno, 1890, has The said land being assessed nt the age for 40 years.
®*d said certificate In my office and dale of tho issuance of such certifi
It was stated that 20 billion more
Li made application for tax deed to cate in the nnme of A. B. Russell.
biue in accordance with law. Said cer Also: Tax Certificate No. 749, d at
tificate embrace.! tho following do- ed the 2nd day of Juno, A. I). 1913,
Here’s a Business
•frtbed property aituated in Seminole has filed sold eertifienta in my office
County, Florida: E. 9 1-2 chs. of NE. and has made application for tax deed
Sanford
of SW 1-4, Sec. 0, Twp. 20, S. R. to issue In accordance with law. Said
*1 E, (Less lota A, B, C, and D, losn ocrtlficnte cmbracci the following de
fcg. N. E. cor. run S 3.78 ch#., .W 6.59 scribed property hituated in Semi
N. 3.78 chs.. E 5.59 rh s). The nole County, Florida, to-wit: Lots, 4 An i n s u r a n t * m i n In 8<>uth C are*
**id land being assessed a t the date of and 5 of Block 8, Bussell's pint of h n a , » f a r m e r In W licn n x ln . • l.u tc h In llin rm im m . •iltirm nil <>vi-r Hi
the is s u a n c e s u c h certificate In the Fort Reed. Tho said land being ns- till
ll .H.—tii. mv m e n w nnletl t u o w n a
sensed nt tho date of tho Issuance of r e a l t n o n r y - u m k l n ii b u » ln e f « Kl**ctame of Unknown.
Irik-M itlil link* Hhnpa g a v e litem
Also: Tax Certificate No. 215, dat- such certificate in the name of A.'B. t i i e t r im portiifilty. T»«!ay th e y unit
mntty n t h e n t u w n 0«Mr o w n |ir«n*d tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, Russell.
lieroim K le e !r t k - Maid l|« ti« Hhnpn.
w
ith , hi UavIllK ktuiftii a t h i n g a b o u t
Unless
said
certificates
shnil
be
re
l*as filed said certificate in my office
t h e h a k u r y bindne** b e fo r e . You
deemed
according
to
law
tax
deed
will
h a v e th o nam e ch a n e n r l s h l l u r e .
•od hat made application for tax deed
A ea*h h o n tn e s a ; no. c h a r u e * ; Ho
bsuc In accordance with law. Said IsBUe thereon on the 3rd day of April, drillrrlr*.
Vour .prulll. lit Ihe (III
e v e r y n laH t. Kveryorte w h o e a l " l»
certificate embraces the following de A. D. 1923.
l u i t u n i r f . liu .ltu * * . i:ot»l nil j;e n r
Witness my official signature and arnurtit.
scribed property situated in Seminole
W a nti|>pljr mil v t |u l p n u nt am t
I
n
f
ormation.
«csl
this
the
26th
day
of
February,
A.
County, Florida, to-wit: N. 1-2 of
Write or Wire Today
JE- 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec, 8, Twp. 20, D 1923.
(SEAL)
E.
A.
DOUGLASS,
for
full
particulars. Act now to ob
w ig e 32 E. Containing 20 acres
Clerk Circuit Court,
tain exclusive rights in Ssnford.
Seminole County, Fla.
Etcclrlk-Maid Bake Shops
2-26-fltp
By A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
Tho Daily Herald, 15c per
PHONE 17
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Florida Timber
Getting Scarce:
Face Losses
A. P. Connelly & Sons ELTON J. MOUGHTON
*
Onk Avenue nml Third Streel
The Daily Herald, 15c per week.
Granville Jones Will Lecture at
Chautauqua Here.
Audience Will Hear Masterly Address
on "The Creed of •
Democracy."
flrnnvlllo Jones, who will lecture
at the corning Tiedpat It Clniutuuqua on "The Creed tif Democracy," la
one of the notnhlo orators of tho tiny.
He Is known ns a thorough student
of prcshiit-duy social phenomena, nml
CORRECTED NOV. I f i ll. 19:
h e ro
South Hound
WILL UUT THEM ON DISPLAY
PRICK UNTIL MARCH
Northbound
Arrive
1:48 a.m.
11:45 a.m.
2:35 p in.
4:00 p in.
rillry tlrunrh
Arrive
Departs
7:00 a.m.
2 :25 p.m.
s'o. 25____ _ 1:30 p.m.
lut
f>:50 p.m.
GRANVILLE JONES,
x—Daily, exespt Sunday
whnt bo 1ms to say on tho platform
la based on careful observation and
Leesburg Branch
Arrive
3:55 p.m.
2:50 p.m.
Departs
7:00 a.in.
7;10 p.m.
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
...... 7:46 p.m.
TOURING G
Departs
conscientious Investigation.
Gnmvlltu Jones is pre-eminently
“human." The moment ho begins to
speak his bearers nre aware th at they
are listening to n man who under
stands life and people. It Ik this deep
feeling for Ids fellows which gives to
all hts lectures a highly lnsplrutlunnl
note.
Air. Jones Is a sta g lecturer of ths
International Lions Clubn.
•Favors, lunch, vaudeville, Easter
Ball, April 2nd, Parish House. 309-tfc
Apples Hold by peck or bushel; Bananas by dozen or bunch
Tomatoes by ernte and banket; Potatoes by peck or bushel
Tangerines by dozen or crate. Cheap prices, on track ncai
Express office.
My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you
i
a cent!
BIRD’S ROOFS—A roof for every buildfng
qA
Greater Touring Car Value
The present price of the Ford
Touring Car is the lowest ever
And yet the car itself is a greater
value. It is better looking with
slanting windshield, a one-man
top ana 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,j order
01
now.
di
Make a small down
payment, the
balance on easy terms.
Ftrd Prica h*e* nrcxr b*n u lam
EDWARD ItIUGTNH
S n t h n r l.n l r « n l . I.lu m lii,
a a r nf I h r u l l m t l i i i n l 3.11 1
J . »:. F a x
n . W . M r llu r i
1*. 31* t it \
I t ir,
It ,
H IN R IIIIIIU U M M I
Address, 911 Elm Avenue
r.rJ a n n
llra lrr
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THE SANFORD DAILY IfKRAl,D, MONDAY, ^ ARCH 26,192,1
CIIAS. L. BRITT, E ditor-.
page five
i
Dempsey Training: to Keep His Title
GCfLF
BOWLING
TENNIS
. BOXING
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rc jP a fc 4 l* a is a K iF o » P 3 j
ORANGE AND
h t Fans May Never American A thlete
LAKE COUNTIES
Wins Shotput For
se Joe Beckett Mix
FORM LEAGUE
Oxford in Dual Meet
W ith Jack Dempsey
FOR THR
MOVIE FAN
._____ .
( n r T h r A aa i.eln tfil I ' r m t
If Sanford I'lavs No Ball, This Sea
NDON, March 20.—Jo e Beckett
LONDON, March 20— Milligan, of son Expected Some of Sanford Boys
s Bg
only iknn in England who thinks
i
s
i
l
ha
m .iw in fta
Oxford, won tho mile run in the OxWill Play in New League
Joe Beckett should fight Jack
ford-Camhridge dual track meet nt
«y.
the Queens club hero Saturday. Time
M l,
Advice* have been received in San
i morq or less hectic scramble ■i minutes, £t> seconds.
«
4
w
|
’
fi *Si
ford that the new longue thnt has
ias been made In certain some*
It. M. Abrahams, of Cambridge, been organized in Orange nnd I.Tike
obscure quarters, to lend the won the lob yard dash in 10 seconds
counties Is all set and ready to go and
W ••
ile Joe into the ring with the fe flat. .
'
- . ."AT
the
tennis
In
this
new
league
are
all
ll Jack has left E n g lan d ! sportThe shotput was won by F. K. of Sanford's old friends of the past
ipulnce ns cold ns the outside of Brown, an American, from Washing
ikimo's Igloo. Not every Brit- ton, representing E xeter College, Ox several seasons, W inter Garden, Win
.
f f-' *i t
lortsmnn will go so for ns to ford, with a cast-of -12 fect| 8 inches; ter Park nnd Apopka nre the Orange
the proposed mntch n puglilirf A. J. Reese, also an American from county teams, while Mt. Dorn, Umn
ctcxt to evade the law s against Nebraska and representing Lincoln tilln and Tavares will represent Lake
nughtcr, mayhem and similarly College, Oxford, wan second with -10 county.
It will ho remembered thnt in the
t
destructive and
personal feet, 114 inches.
past
Severn) seasons, a t times while
i, but they are practically unanlSanford was Hot playing halt, Emil
in regarding it ns nn utterly in- SANFORD BOYS BEAT
Alice Brady
Amnnn and Sid Rive, two of Sanford!
atc entertainment from n pugll*
MONROE LI TO
best, had tegular births on the Apop
fj.ll
tnndpolnt.
Alice Brady tonight in "Missujr:
ka club, making them their sta r bat
•
i•
best thing that has been pointj n n R00,j ^nuic 0n tho local din- tery nnd it is to be supposed that this Millions."
.*
t about the match in England mond, tjlc Hanforil boys under the pair, should Sanford not play this
-’j -> ;
% I
"Mission Millions" has been rend by
a r is that it is proposed to hold management of Douglas King, easily Mason, will again he found in Apopkn
- . . ;
he U n ite d States where
the long defeated the boysteam
o funiforms.
Monroe, Sanford's s ta r third sacker Hanford people nt the time it ta n - in
ing and docile English populnpitchers were in good form hut of Inst season was also nn Apopka the Red Book Al/igazine. It’s a story
<s DcmnseV training oh th# rozd a t Saranac Lake. N*. Y.. getting his "wind" for his coming fight with
Wills or Willard. That plnt-rbcd fellow Is Jack's now boss. .N o ktddln'. He s Jerry LuVadas, who puts Jack
Kill not ho compelled to gnze tho Sanford hoys were a little too boy ana he no doubt will also play of crooks of the! underworld.
through his training paces.‘. On tho right la Jack R enault. Dempsey'* sparring partner.
J*
fast, and the finnl score was Li to -L fur Apopkn this season. If this dope
"Call the C-op," a Mack Sennett
V ./..
Joe himself, however seems to flatteries for Sanford were Woodruff proves to be correct, Apopka should
pugilistic intimacy with the and Shipp, Wilson; fo r Monroe: Jack be a pennant contender in tho new comedy follows "Missing Millions."
1U20, has filed said certificate in my
PROPERTY OWNERS,
"ch of the heavy weights. The ^ o n and Miles, l,co M rJjifn and Curty league.
office, and has tnadu application for
Two families get free tickets to the Tax Deed to issue In accordance with
ry of what happened to Willard, Muse officiated ns umpires.
TAKE NOTICE!
show tonight. Seeing "Missing KII- law. >t Said certificate embraces the
i and the dashing Georgrs and
BASEBALL LEAGUE TO HE
iuns" ns guests of the management, following described proparty situated
»rm of lesser lights seems to
APOPKA FANS GET BUSY
FORMED SQON IN WEST
The law provides that “If taxes up
nre Mr. nnd Mrs. L. R. Philipa nnd in Semihole County, Florida, to-wit:
faded from Joe's consciousness,
FLORIDA AND GEORGIA
on ronl ‘estate shall not he paid before
daughter and Mr. nml Mrs. Raymond Lots 332 nnd 333 Van Arsdalo Os
City Tax Books close April J, 1023,
ior he really thinks he has a
APOPKA, March 20.—Apopkn base
tho first day of April of any year,
Philipp,
a
fte
r which all taxes remaining un
s w ith Dempsey, or whether he ball fans met Thursday afternoon nnd
borne Brokerage Co.'s Add. to Black
(Hr Th» Im nrlnlrd Press)
the tax collector shall advertise nnd
p» to that optimistic school of organized for the coming senson. A
TALLAHASSEE, March 20.—The
Hammock. The said land being as paid will Ikj collected by levy and sale vc II.”
Richard Tnlmndge tomorrow night sessed a t the date of the issuance of of the property upon which taxes are
le-dusters who arc convinced hoard of governors wns elected, name steps looking to the formation of a
Thin is to notify nil* concerned thnt
lie unexpected may hnppen in ly, Messrs. C. B. Lin, Harry WUher- baseball league within a circuit ex in "Putting it Over." This picture is such certificate in the name of. N. L. delinquent.
the requirements of law will be com
ALFRED FOSTER, ■
ing nnd is willing to take n ington, F. R. Allen, Skipworth and tending from Lake City to Quincy full of thrills and thrills, thrills and Sevenson.
plied with, and the tax hooks will pos
City Tax Collector. itively .be closed on April first, as
s fo r tho snke of whatever fi W, G. Tntlon; Manager, W. II. Schp- nnd including Valdosta, Thomnsviili? spills, nnd thrills and thrills. To be
Also: Tax Certificate No. 311, «iat-!
ll advantage mny accrue, is a klc; Cnptnin, Mallory S. Webb. The nnd Quitnmn, (In,, have been taken followed by the latest News.
By: K. HOY, D. C. provided by law, and all Innds on
t o the 7th day of June, 11(20, has filed 3-16-till Apr. 1
th at Joo is keeping locked in club joined the two county league, Or by J. II. Seales of Perry, Fla., and
said certificate in my office1 and has
which taxes have not been paid wilt he
Wednesday night’s attraction is mndu application for Tax Deed t>> is
ange and l.ake, of which, Winter local plans have fallen right in line
rn brawny bosom,
advertised, nssd executions issued for
any rote, Joe is still convinced Park, Apopka nnd W inter Garden of with him. Mr. Scales’ plans came to something unusual. You will see Gro sue in accord.itiee with law. Said e r r - :
unpaid personal property taxes.
ie is deserving of a m atch with Orange and Mt. Dora, Tavares ami the notice of local sportsmen thru ver Cleveland, Wm, McKinley and tificatc embraces the following d e-1
,e : o , I). JINK I NS,
ley nnd Is shaping his destinies Umatilla of Lake county. The games a letter from him read a t a meeting other notables of the pa*t in the m<iv. scribed land situated in Seminole'
Tax Collector,
j thnt end. The bnrb of advene will commence May first. The busi of the Chamber of Commerce. He out i<«. Also that fine picture, with County, Florida, to-wit; W>.j Lot 3*12
! 3-13-1010
Seminole Cour.Sy.
istnnees has become tangled in ness house# of Apopka have all agreed lined tentative plans for a league nnd Stranghenrt, the wonder dog, "Ilrawn and al! Lot 3!'l Van Arsdaie Or borne
A n ordinance regulating the tu;c of
ein from which Joe is weaving to commence closing April first on said he would iTalmrntp' his proposi of the North."
Brokerage Co.'s Add. to Blaek Ham- streets of the City of Sanford, proearns, but he is still undaunted, Thursday noons to give the boys time tion if lie received favorable respons
meek.
tid es: "Section L —That no artom rv
Conditions are getting a little bet
stepping stones by which Bcck- for practice in order to he ready for es to his feeler. The; local chamber
The
said
land
being
nasor.icd
a
t
Die
bilc, motorcycle, or other y c l! -to sha!!
immediately
appointed
a
committee
ter. Tiu-re are just about as ninny
item plnles mounting to a match playing.
and it is understood the movement Ins Washington clerks, hut fewer of them date of the issuance of such cert if i- : be parked fur tin night on hay of the
MARCH 31ST W Ii WILL GIVE
Dempsey are Dick Smith, tho
j ( ate in the name of N. L. Sevutson. • streets of the City of Sanford which
found support hi the other cities nam wear spurs.
AW \ V AV
ible British heavyweight, and
Unless said certificate shall he r e - ’nr: pave i with lirirk.”
ed.
cs Cnrpenlirr, Twice Beckett
PLAYED SATURDAY
It is now planned to have a meet
Daily Herald on sale nt Joe's Smoke leemei! according to law Tax DewU StH:|(i{a| 6 j»f Ihig jvrdjnanju^jlj^o pjjjw ^ . L l c c l l iC ■Urllflfif T rO Il ^
jen on the verge of fighting
*p-rMillty not erceeding 5230.01
„ lickcl with each cash purchase
ing of icprdseiiUitiviJ* ( m h * town# House, Mobley's Drug Store and will issue'tfiereon iih the "I t "day oT
, hut both times his physical N ew York (N)
_____
!» 12 0 in this section ami from the three
tf
Muy,
A.
D.
HJ23.
vi‘
iati
.a
ijierei7.
uf
five
g: Buns HIGH TEST CASHfor
Hunt’s Pharmacy.
ion has brought about a post- Chicago (A) . ....... ^.... ......
9 I I 5 Georgia towns. The proposed league
I IN Ik g'*«d fur a chance on th's
W ITNESS my official signature j
Vi !!. WILLIAMS,
icnt. Present Indications arc
(United end 9th darkness).
has taken little shape thus far, nnd
City Manager. Curling Iron.
and seal thin the 215th day of M arch.' 303-310-312-c
Tho Daily ITerahi, 15c per week.
eckett will not be ready to meet “Batteries: McQuillan. Illume, V, its sponsors are- not prepared to say
Better Tires for less Money
A. I>. 1023.
until some tim e In May.
Barnes and Gaston; Mack, Faber, Duff whether it will lake the shape of a
Intclli tun! atbdnm vnti would b<(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLAS!?,
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
rges Carpentier 1ms a contract and Graham, Scholl..
aemi-profcKSioitftl circuit or a regular
j:.!t as popular as apart ears if th*-y
Clerk Circuit Court,
Under Srction 375 of the General
Injor Arnold Wilson for a match
professional league with games every
Seminole County, Fin. a>uld be patoded up ur.d dawn Main j
Statutes of the State of Florida
'*,1
•» n n
iy. The ox]*cctntlmi was that Chicago Nationals ....
(03 Bnlmotlo Ave.---------Rhone 48I-J
day. Ardent fans point out, however,
3-2(1-fitc v By: A. M. WEEKS, D. V. street.
........... 1 5 1 that there ts no reason why all of the
Lt would he his opponent. Car- Vermin Pacific Coast
Notice is hereby given th at !.. Kenrr'however, has not started
towns in this neck of the woods there j |1(,,|y (Mr, | lll.-il'l
in 15 II ouiltl no' be produced a six-club pro
lg ns yet, anil Beckett is not Lt Pittsburgh (N’ l
Bo.-: Ion ( A )
7 13 5 fessional circuit. The opinion .seems
ally fo r Ting work,
general tiial baseball of some vari
vyweights, n* n rule, do not
0 1 t 1 ety will emerge from the movement.
ds often ns once a month, nnd New York (A)
3 1
cct thnt Beckett would take on New Orleans (SA)
ry^Tfti
nnd Cnrpcnticr both within a
NOTICE TO PROPER
fi in 2
of th irty days is usking almost St. Louis (A) ...
TY OWNERS
1 in 2
uch of any of the present-day Dalian (Tex.)
f battlers. Tho natural nssumpProperty owners sn the streets to
...-,...8 H 1
mold be thnt one nnd perhaps Boston (N) ...
be paved, who want drive-ways to
12 2
f these proposed goes never will Brooklyn (N)
their property tire requested t» make
iff.
written application to the engineer in
(j the European heavy weight SPORTS
ihnrge o f the w o r k o n the streets be
on all snarled up, it is m*
fore the curb is laid,
that Dempsey would consent to! Oltl.ANIIO, March -211.- —Tho state
W. II. WILLIAMS,
[Jeckett until he had cleaned up annual interscholastie baseball meet 303-Ctc
City Manager.
•
will Ik* staged a t Rollins college, a t
iropt-nn crop.
Winter Bark, May 8-10, according to
.besides Smith nnd.Cnrpontier, an annpuncement made by those in
♦
The d^arelte-carelessnesj
is the shadow of Battling Siki charge. Seven high school nines, se
ng above tho pugilistic horizon lected, one each, front the seven school
more. The black battler from districts of the state, nml one selected
• 1s'
nl has eased himself buck into from the stale nt large, will partici
Thoughtlessly abandoned,
>od graces of the French boxing pate In the meet.
the lighted cigarette top
•itlc-H and is once more a figure
ples to tho floor, starting a
reckoned with.
little ldu7.e in tho rug.
could apenr that Joe, however
[
There is no one in tho room
de, his desire for n Dempsey
Tho
spring
months
nro
most
enjoyable
in
Jacksonville,
A
pril
and
May
le
a
th
e
r
la
nnd tho blaze grows. Soon
ideal, giving to each day a fresh charm
may be, has some weeds to
the house is n roaring fur
Northern xpidtors may enjoy tho delights of rpring to the utmost, in Florida's larg
from his own garden before he
nace.
est city. Florida people, nlso, will find much to ainurc and entertain a t this season.
jpe to realize his ambition, nnd
The country surrounding Jacksonville abounds in point3 of historic interest. In tho
The folks whose appe
iHni to be seen If Joe is the cap*
there nre attractions for all, grave or gay, and hotel and other uccommoda1
“Carelessness" you sn y !
every taste and to fit every purse.
rced cradicntor th a t he believes
tite and digestion have
T rue; and there arc also
tf to lie.
nvuty people cureless about
•
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS
NOTICE TO AUTOMO
BILE DRIVERS AND
OWNERS’
Electric Curling1Iron
Fn EE
EXHIBITION
GAMES
I
F. P. R1NES
J
1
mm
--
-s
-J
Disaster I
C om e
F or
Iy Herald on sale n t Joe's Smoke
, Mobley’s Drug Store and
tf
Pharmacy.
Herald fo r first class job work.
It W alnuts English Walnuts
New Irish Potatoes
itlndelphin Cream Cheese
Swiss Cheese
become
acquainted
with our bread say
“It’s ffreat!” ITs the
three - times - a - day
food that hits their
palate just r ig h t Our
pastry is a fit companion'for the finest meal.
O. K.
New York Cheese .
■gin nnd Jones’ Dairy Farm
A
to
J a c k s o iw iiie
D e lig h tf u l S p rit?
I.ct this agency check up
your insurance right now
and protect you with the
sound indemnity pf n H art
ford Fire Insurance Com
pany policy.
I m-
All vliltoTS will t* wflrtmm! nnd provt.luni
hsve Iwcn made (nr wl<te « r l r l ; of rnt»ri*lnm m t.
,
Uaiul ruarcrU m n elvm cUlly In IxauUfal lin n .
; min* Tark. Golf, l.n n l. nr-.J like fa u n a sRonl
•m plr rrrrnU lua. farlUtlcj.
Thr- finest o tm n brsrbr* In tfce worJJ ar*
rtmcbtJ In a few minutes, hr motor car or train .
£ u rf battilna here la safe nml (u rin a tin g to sprln*.
Muturimt on n r c llr n t roads Is i>nrtl«jl»rlr
rtru liu i s t this srsson. The braid Bt. Johns River
sffunts msffnlOcrnl bosUn* and “sports" fishing.
lissrheU esrnrs ■re fm jeen t snd other clean
sport* abound. Bp lend Ul theatres anil other attrlbuWs of * metropolitan c it/ are available.
Visit JarksotiTin* this spring and Xoo will be pleased.
t ( l'o r further Infom ation. free bookkts. tU .. address;
“ >:
CITV ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA
P hon e RUG
Inve.stmcnlH
■. f i '! - 1:-,!
4$ iT 3) d -
K1RB, AUTO, CROP, FREEZE,
LIABILITY, LIFE, BONDS
t
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Room ll-A City nail. Jacksonville. Florida
-INSURANCE-
Orlando - Florida
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Visit Matchless Ocean Beaches
Enjoy the Daily Band Concerts
their fire insurance 1
Real Estate
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1923
PAGE SEVEN
i ' 2#”.%=■ 1 V-*
. £2Stj-l
OrnWHil
pa
pa
pi
H
Ton (an find the name of
every lire Business Man
In Sanford In thia Column
each day.
h
h
Ra
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
1/
pteaae yon, tell othare; If not,
tell no. Phona 498
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
v. c. c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
|t f Commercial S t r u t —Sanford, Fla.
B. W. HERNDON
Carda of Sanford's Repotable Professional Men, each
of whoaa, in hia chosen profeaalon the Herald recoinmenda to the -people.
George A, DeCottes
Altorney-nt-Law
JOHNNY J. JONES’ "JOY
dering into a typical Aurornr Borealis
PLAZA" BRINGS BACK
and backed up with such features of
Over firm [note Couqty Bank
OLD MEMORIES merritoriousness composing the won
NFOUU
FLORIDA
derful attractions of tho Johnny J.
Leave It to Ed. R. Salter, known ns Jones exposition."
Johnny J, 'Jones*- "Hired Iloy," to
While the echo answers "Where,”
turn
In
the
prixo
description
of
the
Mr.
Salter continues, “What is it,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Merry Joy Plaxn. “ What," he asks, whenever the stagest old stager en
“would we do without the Joy M ata ters tho exposition grounds, that
First National Hank Building
NFORD
FLORIDA Midway ? Where would we toil-worn makes him hold his head a little high
mortals ho without the jovial, daxx- er, his step more elastic, prick up his
iing, tinseled Jnxty midway, compos ears, rub his eyes and quicken his
ed of what appears to he a million pace?. Nothing more than the hurst
electric nights crystalixed into n ph*4- of harmony and discord that breaks
CHELLE MAINES TKimenon
of vurlogutcd brilliancy bor- upon his ears from the ‘Joy l'lnxa.' lie
FRED R. WILSON
LAWYER
INSURANCE AGENCY
IRK---------AUTO---------BONDS
S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
lANFonn
:— C o u rt IIouBe
feet of lumber are cut than grows in
the state each year. At tbi« rate, if
it is continued, Florida’s timber will
(?«■ Examined
Glasses Designed
ho reduced to a negligible quantity.
Henry McLaulin, JrM
After mljnurnment tho senators
were guests at the Rotary Club
Opt. D.
luncheon in Muson hotel. Senator
Optician-Optometrist
Fletcher addressed the club.
Bast First Street Sanford. FIs. AND NO WAY TO REFOREST
The party will leave Tuesday night
THE MANY WASTE PLACES
for I'ensacoln, and will go to Gulf
TODAY
port, Miss., from there.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 22
—Unless roam steps toward refor
estation in Florida are taken soon, the
Room 7, Stiller Bldg.
limber resources of the state will be
1ANFORD
FLORIDA va nisi red.
F atih.
ra-lmprasrd land
city i.uia
llamta
ARCHITECT
tlu a ln r.. Vr apr rt j
itn ln Office
If RISCII IIBAJ.TV COMPANt
SAKPUIID IXVHMTXBXT .COMPANY
i'kunr 4H
I 0 I-H M n i m i l t # A » r
STEWART The Florist
Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs
DR. J. T. DENTON
Annual and Ornamental Plants
PIlYSIUlAN-SURGEON
811 Myrtle Arc.-
Kofimn dUG-207-208 Mcisch Building
SANFORD MACHINE
T
COMPANY
, |J r*| ‘ »
General Machine and Boiler
W bflis
Cylinder Grinding
Automobile Repairs
Acetylene Welding
Phone 62---------Sanford, Florida
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes of the State of Florida
Notice is hereby given that B. Pitt,
purchaser of Tax Certificate No, 1214,
dated tho 3rd day of June, A. I). 1912,
has filed said certificate in my office
and has mode application for Tax
Deed to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property situated in
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot
8. Block 3, Russell’s Plat Fort Bccd.
The said land being assessed at the
tale ut the issuance of such eortifirate in the name of A. U. Russell.
Also; Tax Certificate No. 347, dated
the Clh day of July, A. D. 1915, has
filed said certificate in my office and
has made application for Tnx Deed to
lasue in nccurdanco with law. Said
Certificate embraces tho following
described property situated in Semi
nole County, Florida, to-wit:
Beg.
10.05 chs. S. and 3.92 chs. K. of NW.
*»r. of NE 1-4 of SW 1-4, Sec. 0, Twp.
20 S. U. 31, nm S 2 1-2 cha. E 0 chs.
N 2 I-J chs., W 0 chs., containing 1
acre M-L. The said land being nssess*d nt the dote of tho issuance of such
certificate in the name of R. T. Dclo-
Get An Abstract Before
Buying: Property
The Daily Herald, 15c per week
•Also; Tux Certificate No. 2243,
i dried the 2nd day o^ June, 1895, has
I fr*d said certificate in my office and
I I-M niado application for tnx deed to
onto in accordance with law. Said cer
tificate embrace.* the following de*cribcd property situated in Seminole
County, Florida: E. D 1-2 chs. of NB.
J*1 of SW 1-4, Sec. O', Twp. 20, S. It.
3* K- (Less lots A, B, C, nnd D, less
W - N. E. for.
8 3.78 chs., W 5.59
eh*., N. 3.78 chs., K 5.59 chs). The
i l «id land being assessed at the date of
The issuance
such certificate tn the
name of Unknown.
Also; Tnx certificate No. 215, datf*' the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919,
«as filed ssid certificate in my office
*od has made application for tax deed
t0 f*sue in accordance with low. Said
certificate embraces, tho following dfc
Kribod property situated In Seminole
County, Florida, to-wit: N. 1-2 of
JJE- 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec, 8,‘ Twp. 20,
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
*»nge 32 E. Containing 20 acres
Clerk Circuit Gout*.
"-L . Tho said land being assessed at
Semlnoltf
County, Fla.
Rte date of tho issuance of such certi
2-2G-6tp
By:
A.
M.
WEEKS,
D. C.
orate in tho name of J.. II. Bryce.
Also; Tax Certificate No. 74G datN tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913, Tho Daily Humid, 15c per
PHONE 1
SANFORD, FL O R ID A
Granville Jones Will Lecture at
■ Chautauqua Here.
Audience Will Hear Mactcrly Address
on “Tho Creed of
Democracy,
Taxes, forcing lumbermen to cm
olT their tiadicr fa ste r than a proper
coiuei vat ion course would make it adviuabl", L I.Ironed in part for the rap
idly dinum hmg forests.
These fa d s wmo sties;cd.hcfnre the
Lr. S. Senate committee on reforesta
tion Tuesday a t its m eeting ut the
Windsor hotel.
I asI by Us K. Senator C. L. McNa
m ara, of Oregon, the members of the
senate committee on reforestation
received a im u; of evidence on this
Florida problem at the opening of
the hearing Tuesday in the Windsor
hotel from a number of him tier lend
ers in the state who testified during
the morning.
O ther im m b rr. of the senate com
m ittee at the hearing are Senator Put
Harrison of Mi siimippl, Senator Jus.
fouxens of Michigan ami Senator D.
U. Flo'.chcr of Florida.
Grnnvllla Jones, who will Inctnro
hem at the coming ftedputh Chmitmiipm on “The Creed of Democracy," la
one of the notable orators of the day.
He Jt known an a thorough student
of present-day social phenomena, and
South Round
Northbound
Dcparta
2:03 a.m.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
•1:05 p.m.
rilhy Branch
Arrive
Departs
7:00 n.m.
3:25 p.m.
E. A. DOUGLASS. Pres.
has filed said certificate in my office
and has made application for lax deed
to issue in accordance with law. Said
certificate embraces the following tiescribed property, situated tn Seminole
County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 3 and
4, Block 4, Russell’s Pint of Fort
Reed. The said land being assessed
at tho date of the Issuance of such
certificate in the name of A. B. Hus-
Oak Avenue and Third Street
Florida Timber
Getting Scarce:
Face Losses
A. P. Connelly & Sons ELTON J. MOUGHTON
*
can hear’the sound of the hoarse voice
of the showman roaring through hi* megaphone, the weird howl of the wild j
mitn, the roar of tho lions, the clash i
of cymbals, the deep rub-a-dub of the'
drums, the triumphant strains nf old
school day songs, played on the organ
of tho merry-go-round, the exhorta
tions of the lemonade and peanut ven
der, the earnest appenl of the hot-dog
man, or the Impassioned npepnl of the
man selling balloons and whips, Thats
what does it and who can help hut
feel the spirit of the exposition!"—
Miami Herald.
if you hove your vulcanizing done at Kent's. For you will
he so well pleased with your purchases that only satisfaction
will be your lot. THE SMILE THAT WONT COME OFF Is
u characteristic of our customers. There is a reason, of
course. C'cme, learn it!
QRANVILLE JONES,
merce, l.entnall Wyman, M aine, t la.;
C, K. Melton, II ipkiiM, Fla.; Wilmon
Leesburg Branch
Newell, of Gainesville, director of the
Agricultural experiment station tiiere;
A. T, Williams, of this city; J. C.
Cooper, Jr., and J. II. Pace, of this
city.
Anivo
3:55 p.m.
2:50 p.m.
Departs
7:00 a.m.
7:10 p.m.
One woman addressed the commit
tee, film vnifl Mrs. W. fi. Jennings, the
president of the Florida legislative
council. She stated that her organisa
tion is hacking reforestation to the
limit.
Among the practices condemned by
speakers before the committee were
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
....... 7:45 p.m.
Departs
TOURING
what hn has to say on tho' platform
Is based on careful observation and
conscientious Investigation.
Granville Jones la preem inently
“human." The moment ho begins to
6peak: his hearers are atvaro th at they
aro listening to n man who under
stands life ami people. It U this deep
feeling for his fellows which given to
all his lectures n highly Inspirational
note.
Mr. Jones Is o staff lecturer of tha
International Lions Clubs.
Favors, lunch, vaudeville, Easter
Bull, April 2nd, Parish House. 30'J-tfc
The Daily Herald, 15c per week.
F . O- B • D E T R O IT
Apples Hold by peck or bushel; Hnnnnns by dozen or bunch;
Tomatoes by crate and basket; Potatoes by peck or bushel;
Tangerines by dozen or crate. Cheap prices, on track near
Express office.
qA
Greater Touring Car Value
The present price of the Ford
Touring Car is the lowest ever
Here’s a Business for
Sanford
~ ' v\v. i-’v*
good
pon
$6,000 to $12,000 Yearly!
An ln«uranc«' man i n 8 « u tti C a r o
lina. a f a r m e r In W is co n sin , a b u t c h
e r In M l l t k i w l i . o t h e r s all o v e r th «
I? , h.— tl i r s c m en w a n t e d t o o w n a
r e a l moiii-j-Siiililnu b u sin e ss- K leetr lk -M n ld Italic tihop* g a v e ll ir in
t h r l r o p p o r t u n i t y . T o d a y th e y a n d
m any o th e r s own th e ir o w n prosp*-t*fius K tc c tr lk - M a ld llsfce Shops*
wI!In ill havUiK k n o w n n I k i n g a l m u t
th e b a k e r y b u s i n e s s b e fo re . You
h av e t h e s a m e c h a n c e r i g h t h ere.
A c a s h h u s l a e s s ; no c h a r g e s ; no
U r lU r r le s. Y a u r profit* I n ‘ th e till
e v ery n t u h t . E v e r y o n e w h o c a t s Is
a c u s t o m e r , ttu s l n e s s g o o d nit Y ear
rou nd. W e a u p p l y n l l e<|UlpmcDl a m t
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My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you
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balance on easy terras.
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CarVtt Shipments Reported for Friday, March 23rd:
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orida—Sanford section
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idn—Manatee section
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Florida—by bont, 1*5 crates.
California
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Shipping Point Information for Fri
day, March 23: #
SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, partly
cloudy. Haulings heavy, demand slow,
movement dreggy, market dull. Car
loads f. o. b. usual terms: 10 inch
crates Golden Self-blanching 4-0 doz.
stalk* in. the rough $1.50-$1.C0, New
French strain 4-fl doz. stalks in the
rough Sl.fl5-$1.45, mostly $U5-$1.40,
few well blanched higher. Many ship
ments rolled unsold.
Resulting from IIomcH Rcing
IIAVI1 TWO nilKAK FASTS FOR
Washed Awny.nnd Rich
PRESIDENTS AND SEC
Lands Ruined
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RBTARIBS
OLD POSEY’S
Higgins Will Build
■ LAST STAND
New Home for Ford
and Lincoln Cars
TAKEN TODAY PRESIDENT HARDING ON WAY
TO ST. AUGUSTINE WITH PARTY,
WILL END THE BOAT TRIP
MONTVERDE, March 21.—Chris
tinn Endeavorers from nil part* of
the state were here yesterday for the
dedication of the Carrie F. Conrad
Christian Endeavor Chapel on the
, campus of the Montverde Industrial
school. Ercctiqh of the chapel was
made possible through nn endowment
to memorialize its benefactor, and the
dedication follows closely on the lay
ing of the cornerstone only seven
weeks ago. .
,
It is said to bo tho first Christian
Endeavor chapel to be placed on the
campus of any school in the country.
The industrial school itself in unique.
It is tho only one of its kind in the
state and is partly maintained by the
county, but largely by endowment*
nnd other private support. It com
pares in standing with the average
high school, although, of course, the
training givou the students in largely
along industrial lines. It is devoted
mostly to youngsters woh arc work
ing their wny through school. It is
non-sectarian. .
.
The chapel was erected by the stu
dents themselves, in fuel, whleh makes
more striking /he record t»f work ac
complished in the seven weeks inter
vening betw een' the laying of the
cornerstone and the dedication.
The principal address was sched
uled to be delivered this afternoon by
Dr. FMranci* E. Clark of Willlston,
Maine, founder of. the Christian En
deavor movement D r.‘Clark with his
wife, has been visiting in tho atari:
for several weeks.
Following the dedication exercis
er the Endeavorers went to Orlando
attend the Statewide Christian En
deavor rnlly.'Dr. Clark plana
deliv
er another address there.
Assumption College’ *
Burned at Worcester
Book8 Like Incendiary
Students Escaped With Nothing But
Night Clothe*
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WORCESTER, Mazs., March 24.—
Assumption College in Grocndalo, es
tablished in 1004 by Band o Assump
tion Fathers who had,bea» expelled
from France, wUk destroyed by fire
ceriy torday, but the 'hundred and
thirty students escaped In safety al
though they saved little • but their
nlght clothes. The. lots is $200,000.
The finding of a' kerosene lamp cou
pled with the Met that the collego pre
sident received an anonymous letter
several m o n th s'ago threatening »dastruotio n o f'th e eel lege loads to the
rwllcf that the k/ulJdin* w « ’net afire.
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SALT LAKE CITY, March 24.—Old
Posey, loader of the renegade 1’iutcs
ha* taken what presumably will he
hi* last stand In T.Vy Wash twenty
miles from Illnnding, week’* the *torm
center of the Indian trouble* of South
eastern Utah. With this veteran of
hnlf n dozen former armed clashes
with white settlers are less than a
score of trouble-maker* .of the Piute*
but with n few Utes recently joined
to the hand. Surrounding fastness of
the rocky region where tho Indians
have taken refuge arc posses led by
sheriffs acting under orders of United
Slates Marshal1 Ward who ha* as
sumed command of the situation.
BLANDING, Utah, March .24.—
Cowboy Charley, renegade Piute, nnd
member of the-warring Allen canyon
band of redskins, was killed late yes
terday in a fight with a posse of white
settlers near Waaheomb, north of
here, according to Word received by
courier from Medicine Hat.
The fight was a pitched affair and
although Cowboy Charley’s body wns
not found, five braves nnd four
Fqunws who were taken prisoners,
snid ho had been shot to death.
But three of the original bnnd of
regengndr*—said to number twelve—
urc still nt Inrge nnd the end of the
miniature uprising is believed in
sig h t Ponsesmen are reported to be
hot on the trail of Old Posey, the re
puted leader of tho ronegndcs, Joe
Bishop, the tribe medicine man, and
nn Indian youth known as Dutch's boy.
CENTRAL PARK
The following program w|R be ren
dered by tho Sanford Rnnd tomorrow
afternoon In Central Park at 4:15:
March—.Homhasto
Q. R. Farrar
Operetta—King Dodo......_..G. Ludera
S„nc Snlo—Thp
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Waltzes from the Impassioned
Drenm .....------ ------ Rosas
INTERMISSION
Patrol of the Americans ...F. Mrnrham
Total carlo! shipment* from San
Paderewski's Celebrated Minuet,.
ford thin reason to date .........2,507 Intermezzo—Forget-Me-Not - McReth
Total carlot shipments ffoni ManOverture—nrcezes from the North
• ntco this season to date ........ ...1,142
................ .............. A. Laurenbin
Total carlot shipments from San
Star Spangled Banner
ford Inst season to d a te .......... 2,011
.'Total onrlnt shipments from Man
GEORGETOWN VICTOR IN H1FLP.
atee Inst srnson to date :.....845
CONTEST
(Hr Til* A**o*IbIc4 l*rr««)
m * T h r AMurlMrd Prra.l
OMAHA, Ncbr., March 21.—Un
ST. PETERSBURG, March 24.—
precedented lee gorges in the Mia* Rotations of Florida and Georgia
. souri river and tributary , stream* started work early today despite the
near Vermtliion, 5. D.„ Hioux City fact thnt they were up late last night
and Onawa, la., and Dakota City, Neb. attending n ball and theatre. The
b a r* " precipitated conditions which program brgsn with two hrcakfnsts,
present a flood menace for all lowland one for club presidents nnd one for
between Vermillion and Omaha flood
secretaries, were held to discuss meth
ing of thousands of acres of rich farm
ods frtr general exchange of ideas
lands in three states and the destruc
thnt mny help each clab in handling
tion of farm homes and at least n par ' j problems.
tial inundation of Sioux City and sev
eral lesser cities and towns.
More than four hundred homes in
the bottom lands of Sioux City are un
tenable and n two-foot rise in the wat
ers of tho Floyd river backing up
from the Missouri river would, accor
ding to authorities, inundate an ad
ditional forty residential blocks. Res
idents of near the river section were
INDIANS
W ild
drive nout by tho police lar.t night RENEGADE
FIGHT IT OUT TO TIIK
when the swollen water# gradually
crept up.
LAST DITCH
Christian Endeavorers
Dedicate Chapel at
Mojitverde School
BAND CONCERT
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Will Have Frontage on I'alnirttn Av
enue and Be Two Story Brick
Expects to Meet Leaders of Party at St. Augus
tine for Conference *
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DAYTONA, March 21.—President
Hnrding nnd his' vacation party last
night neared the end of the houseboat
cruise which has covered eighteen
days and approximately <100 miles.
Today, the President anil Mrs.
Harding and the other mcndiers of
the party will arrive in St. Augustine
nnd transfer theri vacation homo
the houseboat Pioneer to the hotel
Ponce do Leon. After a week’s stay
in (he old Spanish city, the presidnetijd party will enve Florida for Wash
ington, stopping onrouto nt Augusta,
Gn., nnd possibly a t .one of the Caro
lina resort* such m< Asheville.
The Pioneer was anchored last
nijrltt, about mid-way between Day
tona and St. Augustine nnd is expect
ed to reach the Inter*city Home time
this afternoon, probably in time to
allow the presidential foursome to
try out one of the golf courses tficre.
Tho president, with Chairman Las
ker of the shipping Iwmrd,"* former
Director Dnwes of the budget nnd
Mel-cnn left the Pioneer
Edward
yesterday morning nt New .Smyrna
nnd motored up along the Hnlifnx
river to Seabreeze for n round over
the Clarendon Golf course. In doing
so h e . passed by Daytona where he
had been e x acted to play golf.
While'the president was having his
round of gulf the Pioneer steamed up
the river to Ormond, six miles nl>ove
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hire, where he went aboard after the
golf game.
On learning of the death of Milo
P. Campbell, recently appointed memlee of the Federal Reserve Board, Mr.
Harding Hi nt n message of coiulnlir.ee to Mrs. Campbell. It was stated
authoritatively that the vnenney on
the board would not be filled until thepresident returns to Washington.
Anxious ipquiries wero made here
ns to the condition of Mrt. Weeks,
wife Of the secretary of Wnr who was
taken to Washington yesterday on n
spcclnl train after having vcconic serbnihly ill during a houseboat trip. The
President and Mr*. Hnrding had look
ed forward to having Secretary of
War nnd Mr*. Weeks spend the part
of the vacation at St. Augustine with
them.
Tho declaration of Henntor Ilornl^
of Idaho, in his Akron speech W^f»
nesday night thnt formation of a third
party appeared "not improlmle," has
in no wise disturbed tho serenity of
the president’* vnention cruise. News
papers containing accounts of Henn
tor Bornh'a *pocch, which advised the
Republican party lender* to quit a
policy of “gum-shoeing” after scatter
ed votes and to enunciate a set of
forward looking principals, were reccived aboard the rioncer Thursday
after she nnehored off New Smyrna,
fifteen miles south of here.
Another Record
Oil Tanks Burn
Important Surprises
Is Established
In Oklahoma Fields,
For Old Line Parties
Speed Flight
Much Oil Destroyed
in the Year 1924
Major Ileirernan Covers 75 ${lles in Unless Something I* JMuie to Curb Illg •„ > m‘ y Tfce As.orlnteffVresa)
I’ONCA CITY, Okln.. March 24.—
1R Minute*
Business
Approximately 0,000 barrels of oil in
(Ilf Th- A««nelnlrd Pre««>
< l l v 1 h r A u o d a l r * 1‘ o .im I
WASHINGTON. March 2 4 .-P rc- n batier of thirteen five hundred bar
. WASHINGTON, March 24:—An
rel capacity tanks of Comar Oil Com
other record for speed has been es dictlorf that 49”| will contain import pany arc burning in th e' Tonkawa
tablished by tho army service, accord ant surprise* for old line politiczfl par fields today. Heavy cloud of smoke
ing to nn official report of the w ar de ties unless something ia done to curb hovers aver this city more than 20
partment. Tho new mark was made big business made by Senator Ladd in miles from the field/- Thousands of
by Major HefTernnn on a recent flight n atatement joining in demand /or in barrels of n t yet unproduccd oil, will
from Nogales, Ariz., to Fort Bliss, vestigation of "sugar comer.” "Peo*
be destroyed unless tho flow of pt-lroTezns, a distance of seventy-five pie are long stretches ahead of the
Iruni. direct from the producing wells
miles from Columbus, N. M., to Texas Imckward-looking parties who seem
into the tanks is cut off. Efforts to
Post wa* covered In eighteen minutes, without courage to face problems of
stop
the flow from tho weBs so far
American
masses,”
he
sold.
Aa
a
con
at nn average speed of 250 miles nn
hour. Tho report said HefTernan nnd sequence ho declared ol<l line parties has been unsuccessful.
the observer mndo flight in tho face ore crumbling.
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT
o fa blinding sandstorm.
TAMPA AND LAKELAND
WILL HOLD MEETING HOME
ROAD
GREATLY
TRAVELLED,
SARA nERNH^RD IN POOR
TIME DUHING APRIL
HEALTH, PASSED BAp NIGHT
l lJ l V c A R S IN CEN8U8
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TALLAHASSEE, March 24.—Let
PARIS, March 24.—The statu of
TALLAHASSEE,
■ ■ ■March
■ i 24.—The ters mailed from headquarterr of the
Sarah Bernhndt’s health is causing paved fairway between Tampa and State Road Department today asking
tho greatest alarm'. Tho noted actress Lakeland bora tho brunt of automobile mebmera of tho department to namo
passed a very bad night and physic travel in-the traffic census compiled convenient date fur thq next quarter
ians express fears for the w o rst..
by tk« stat* road department, for Feb. ly meejing of department- The meet
24th made, public today,' Total num ing prob/ildy be h*UI the second week
ber b t t*r* checked wa* 13,8 V7.
. Tho Dal!, Herald, 15c I
in April
u
Edward Higginn will start nt once
the construction of n two-story brick
building at tho corner of Palmetto
avenue mid Commercial street just
north of the old stand of tho Ford
C o m p a ra n d of the Sanford Furni
ture Company building. The new
home of the Ford and Lincoln cars
will be modern in every respect and
will hate n frontage on Palmetto nvenue of 80 feet anil will extend on
Commercial avenue 115 feet nnd will
have a show room nnd stock room nnd
place for repairs on the first floor
wit hthc business offices, nnd the sec,,nJ ,,oor wil1 b«* for borage of cars
and other purposes connected with tho
automobile business.
Mr. Higgins state* that the newbuilding will be erected for tho sole
purposo of i>ctter selling and better
service for Ford nnd Lincoln cars and
along this liqa will have special fea
ture* nnd be especially designed for u
wodern garage, mechanical depart
ment ntul sale* and service in nil de
tails.
.
Tho new building will add another
one to the constantly increasing list
of new buildings for Hanford and alno another building built by a Sanford
man with money made in Hanford.
This is certainly the "City Substantial."
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WASHINGTON. March 24. — A
marksmanship victory for Georgetown
university over Boston university
was announced yesterday by tho Na
tional Rifle association In n statement
containing a remarkable competitive
achievement by teams of both Insti
tution*.
* The plans for the mntch called for
determination of the winner by score*
of the first five men on each team of
ten, but when the hulls eyes were
counted nnd it was found all of thesa
men had perfect mark*. Then it was
agreed to count the hits of the sixth
and seventh men jif both teams, and
the score still remained a tie, without
n miss. Tho eighth and ninth men had
n score of 09, but Georgetown'* 10th
ini)n had turned in 00 to his oppon
ent's 08 out of n possible 100 and
Washington institution was given
the victory by one.
I ONI.ON M « h «
mler Vcnlzelos, of Greece, appeared
before the financial subcomulUf« of
Allied Delegate* who are considering
Turkish counter procnala to th* Lau
sanne peace treaty draft and gave the
Greek government hla view
ing various financial dauate and tha
Angorn governments reiterated th*
request for indemnification.fat dam
age caused in Anatolia by th* Greek
army.
It is understood Y'enlzcloa aald; if
the Tyrk* refuaed Jo renounce claims
for indemnity Greece wipuld a a k ^ r
indemnity. . for
. . Smyrna fire ami c$«t
of Smyrna occupation ,which ;wM lindertaken by Greece
of
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Higgins Enthusiastic
M od.
O v e iilf l
Shown at Jackson
Sanford Ford Representative
Them Over at Auto Show
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Edward Higginsj Hirory FenPa able
representative In 8anford, upon hi*
return from the automobil* xhow In
Jacksonville, was enthusiastic ov*r
tho exhibits of Lincoln and Ford ear*
shown there.
Tho Lincoln car display of th# Ford
Motor company, were, without a pear,
und attracted the attention of cvetjfonc interested in cars of quality, be
said. The Lincoln care are showing
ST. PETERSBURG ’GAS’
DEALERS IN FIGHT remarkable advance in th e ' construc
tio n of. fine motor-car body work and
(tlr TW Am m Is IH PrfMl
are distinguished by superior finishTALLAHASSEE, March 24.—At- Mochanlcally the care* present a ‘num
/3 i
torney General Buford has refused to ber of refinements and a new concep
permit tho uso of him nnmc as At tion in finish of tho working parts of
torney General by certain gnsolina the motor itself. Ail developments In
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retailers in St. Petersburg who op the Lincoln tend toward the ultimate
erate filling stations on their privntc perfection in automobile design and
property in action to rcstnin the “side construction.
walk" dealer from operating, it was
Mr. Higgins drove back a seven . .
learned yesterday. Certain dealers in passenger sedap for S. O. Chaqe,
St. Petersburg who operate stations which was one of the care ellcijlpg tho
on sides set apart for the purpose, admiration of those who attended the
contemplated action against tho curb
show. This makes, the second tip tankers nnd sought th* attorney gen coin purchased by Mr. Chase, wualn
eral'* endorsement of their complaint
tho past five months. Since Mr. Jug
that the little fellow constituted a
gins has had th e contract for thjs *alo
public nuisance. Tho attorney general
of Lincoln cars he has sold oyer fix*
replied that ho did not think the nein Sanford and states that he ha*
saner oxisted and that it appeared to
prospect* for several more. D|scriml
him to bo on effort to push tho small
noting user* of high grade c
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dealer out of business.
cording to Mr. Higgins, are
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Taljahasseo, Fla.—By a memoran ng that the Lincoln la jh*
Tho Sonford Country ’ Club will
perfection In motordom, a n d j i
serve a fine chicken dinner tomor dum decision without opinion the su cn conclusively by tho phenomenal
row from 12 to 2:30 giving every preme court has affirmed the Judg sales being piade.
,
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member a chance to play o few games ment of the Circuit court for Alachua
New
improvements
in
stho
in Uio morning and toko dinner a t one county In tho case of J. F. McKinstry, cars, both open and eWUi
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of the finest club houses in the state. plqlntlff In error, vn. Seaboard' Air arc attracting mucj), J(i‘
Line
Railway,
defendant
in
errer.
A
t
Please remember that you get this
mcnL The finish ‘ *
fine dinner at $1.00 per plate and it torneys for the plaintiff, in error, W.
pcct. The slanting
will be one of tho best you havo ever H. Broom of Gainesville and A. A. and
o
open model* add
Roswell King of Jacksonville, fo* tho
had. Country Club tomorrow.
itiff In orrprj for the defendant tpaejivenefs of Jh'cse
in error, Hampton and Hampton, of persons interested to
J. n. 11URWITZ. OF T lfB TROP
types ren>«k upon
Jacksonville.
ICAL ROOF PRODUCTS CO., IN
rips
used in the upbo)|U
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excellence
of Ford
SANFORD FOR FEW DAY8
Churchwalis are putting on a spe
cial sale in ladies’ black oxfords, black course, unlyam riy. reepj
Report* coming to al
J. n. Hurwllx, of tho tropical Roof one strap and black or brown pumps
Products Company, of Jacksonville, i* with Cuban heel* and men’* brown ox ville braw h.of tha Fonfc
in tho city lor a few days, stopping at ford* nt thd special price of $3.60. Bee pany .ahow., rather ,asj
c*tlonr,art
of Fqrd cant
tho Seminole Hotel. Beo his ad in the advertisement in this issue.
is shortage will cqmo soon, i*
,
today’s Herald as he has something
Sales for ten months now-hare «cof importance fpr all thu home own
Special 8unday dinner , at tho Luer*. In thia section. The roofing pro Beth cafeteria for tomorrow with all ceedcd 100,000
duct* th a t ha handies is made here In the good things to cat that the I-u- sprption is about neck; and
Florida and is especially adapted to Beth U famous for and when you production a t the.factory.,
tho. climatic conditions of this state, read the monp In this issuo you will , There is no question, but what
prospective purchase^ n f a Ford
*o If ypu are Interested in hfvlng your nay it ia fine.
- will act wisely If he place* hla roof put in a first clasi condition or a
Imemdiately. Than ha will ba
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roof for tho new borne, »ee Mr. Hurgd
of having hla, cat when ho wants ..
THRILLING AERIAL,SHOW
witz a t the Seminole Hotel.
and will not haya jo walt.
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tomorrow
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Tho-Seminole Cafe ha* a apcclal
You
Sunday ■dinner tomorrow with the ahow with pnrachute leap* .and all
good things to eat that you enq $^1 kinds of stunts on the airplanes by ment you
ways find a t the Semlnolo where ser expert aviator*. Admission free. Pas rel Without .
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vice mean* Just what it says. See the senger* will M»o be Ukeq up in tha length,
See
avef tho j
elegant menu in this ta n
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Chicken Dinner
At Golf Club To
morrow at Noon
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923
tuna, New Smyrna and Orlando, will
| attend, and nil visiting Daughters in
the city are most cordially invited to
attend. Luncheon will be served nt
MRS. FRED DAIGRR, K»cicty Edlter one o’clock followed by tnlks,
I’hone Jl7-W
NOTICE TO TAX T h e P r i n c e s s
t o n e u p t h e k id n e y s
Habeas Corpus Invoked "Symptom*
of Kidney trouble are
For Man Who Killed the«all
the gone. Water is clear and does not
burn. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do
Tropical Inn Proprietor the work,” writes W. J. Grady, New^
TAYiffisiar
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—T O N I G II T- .......... ..
The
M
etro special production of the
«ta
greatest home-folk story ever writ,
Orlenns, Louisiana. Backache, rheuCity Tax Books c'.oso April 1, K'23,j ten— .
I f y o e k M t M ay fr« * » 4 * ' v U t l l a c y a
MIAMI,
March
22.—Hnbeas
C
or-jmallc
l’uinslirwl
loeling,
are
0
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iP
afU
r whlch u„ taxes remaining .up-,
GIRLS
FRIENDLY
SOCIETY
—tf | t a
|u U « .a / n k r r r mt
»•■»», •« II yna mrr M tlfflilllm , well
us
proceedings
to
secure
th
e
release,
t<
rnH
of
distressed
kidneys.
'>,>
y
will be collected by levy and aulj
s
Whnt
n
fine
brand
of
weather
for!
pus
The Girls’ Friendly Society met on
a aaaral rare la tbla Ifp aM a.al, *1*1"*
f
Leroy
Gardner,
charged
with
th
a
t
Kidney
Pille
tone
up
th-?
kidneys
andj
ptfrty
u,,cn
which
taxes
are
I.U IU , ar Irlrtthnar IWr lir a . If
our
visitors.
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f
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,
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_
„__
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. of. .Fred
. . . .W agner a .t .,
1
Mi- ml
ir'.n ,*
i,!ur v n'ld
bladder: ,*
t t r j l lf aM ir.U lH I
_ Tuesday afternoon at I o’clock nt the
degree murder
theNl^lgkly
relic;e
kidney
end biadder
hrmo of Florence and Dorothy Mero, l
*
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,
enacted by the most exceptional ar.
Insist <tI nt*avnt*
ALFRED FOSTER,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
on Elm Avenue, with eight members j Mr. and Mrs. Harry U. Lewis have Tropical Inn, were continued from trouble. Refuse substitutes.
ray of talent ever engaged for a
•
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10 o’clock this morning until 2 o’clock j»F°n Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—'.dv
City Tax Collector. photoplay. Cost includes Blanche
present. The meeting was opened " tu rn e d from a Udp to Tnmpa.
Thursday—Mm. Harry B. Lewis will with n little service and the G. F. S .;
this afternoon. Two othrr men nertti3-lE-til! Apr. 1
By: E. HOY, D. C.j Sweet, Lon Chancy. Elmo Lincoln,
-------fd an accessories In the killing were NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
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entertain the members cf the Mer- prayer. The president then took
Calory "hipmenU will reach the e.
arrested
last
night.___________________Thb
Sanford
Carpenters’
Local
1751
WRESTLING
MATCH
T R IM S Louise Fazenda, John Bower*
rie Matron*’ Bridge Club at her charge, and the minutes from the In st! b‘ a,: «r haVj? reac’oed the peak this arreste
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'.cntemplatos
a ixise in t . nt<; to 75c p \ y NIGHT. LAKE MAItV SKAT- Barbara LaMarr, June Elvidge’
ipl
home on Magnolia Avcnce at three meeting, and the treasurer's report
303-3tc Hank M ann, Gnie Henry, Victor'
iPer hour, taking effort May 15. 1023. | N(j ACADEMY.
o'clock.
Were tend. Mrs. Leonard! told the
r_
Betel, Billy Franey and other* os
2t)I-2Ctp
Saturday—Cecilinn Music Club meets girls about raising funds for their! Lx-Congrcz.miu. C. D. Haines of
notable.
- at the studio of Mrs. Fannie Mun- ! "Holiday House" for the summer a t j Altamonte wan in the city yesterdhy
c a i ii 'E t s a n d u c o s w a s h e d
m son a t .1 o’clock. . .
"
Daytona Bench ami these plans were un
*ml vUitln« h,» many
iCleaned
to your satisfaction. RamilMondny—St. Agnes Guild will meet
friends.
i
.
. . .
. ..
• v : dbu vssod fully,
Un-Reach Electric W asher, tried—
promptly at 1 a clock ut the I’ansh
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House 1''* *** '
............ : When all the business was finished,
PAIRS, Mnrch*'^;.—Prem ier' Boh- SANFORD STEAM DRESSERY
Your mir.d like soil, will produce
The law provides that " If taxes upTucadny—Social Department of the refreshm ents were served, ami the nothing unless intelligently tilled— care,
SCO
Sanford, Ha. onwrenl estate shall not ko paid before
—
■* angered by the
•+W communist
»-......• ... in -1**Ho»o
^
Woman’* Club will haVc a bridge rneeUng adjourned, « meet the next nothing, tlint is hat weeds. Sonsult the situations that he wan controlled by -AHLBtp
the first day of April of any year,
party with Mrs. Howard Ovctlin as "'et* *t ‘h* Parish House, with Mrs. Seminole County Bank and improve Deputy Leon Dander, Royalist loader, j
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Party
,
w
T
n
m
T
M
iu
,
thu
tax collector shall ‘ndvcrtlBo nnd
Stone, for a cooking lesson.
!
your mind and coil.
hostess,
atarted n scene of wdJ disorder when .
J N U H L /F j *
'inelL'f
in open m-ukioii of the dm m ber’toJay
-------I T'h!,
to Notify nli concerned th a t'
Tuesday—Sailic Harrison Chapter, N.
THURSDAY SOCIAL CLUB
E. R. Lacey, G. II. Morgan nod Gil he called the dommuhlst deputy Ut r; ; otjcc j3 hereby given that n bill lhl. rr(,ui.-omen:s of law will be comS. D. A. It., will have Florida Day
Mrs. II. K. Tnknch was hostess nt a bert Leach of Leesburg and Major thont un "abominable scoundrel “
j w,„ be introj uaM| a l the 1923 actio n plk.,i wilh> and tJlc tax bdpkn will posPicnic at Old Pace Place.
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BARBARA
party given r.t her home in honor of \V. S. McClellan ‘ of Eustis were
nf tho Floridn legialaturo to prohibit -itivtrly bo clo3e<l o:i April first, us
LA MARR
J. P. Vogt, of Atlanta, Go., is the' members of the Thursday Social among, the prominent visitors to ^ c | Q n n ] { a r A l T i V C S
Mining in thu lake*, rivers, canals j pruV|g^d by lnw, e.nd nil *lands on
.
spending n short time in the city a t Club. A mast enjoyable afternoon c|ty yesterday.
•»f l M a n i n u T n H ' i v
nn'1 *tro,ln,.n " f Seminole county, »!*<• which.taxes have not been paid will he
was spent. At 5 h’clock delirious re<IL i i d p i t h ! O U * iy
ito
lulwei-tired. nnd
tending to business.
to rceulatc
regulate the
tho catrh and means cmt‘in*,|,(|vcrliE0<!,
and i-xenitionz
exec........ issued
.— ... for
— c u p riA i
i? i no nt
frethm eats were served consisting of
Mr. nnd Mi's. C. A. Uuumcizter are
ployed, nnd nl*o provide penalty ^ unpaid personal property taxes.
. bt m . ia u - to ru s 3 .x l .» flat top
chicken salad, crenm, enke mid coffee. leaving for Jncksonvlllc tomorrow
iU violation.
. ,
JNO. 1). JINKINS,
^ r«s . Firestone, Miller nnd
A. J. Murphy, of Fulton, III.........
, ...
among the tourists arriving in S a n -1Those enjoying ‘he hospiunUty i.f this where they wijl reside for some time.
Sanford
Chamber
of
Commerce,
x
ax
Collertor,
Olclficltl*
a t $3-4.00,—Hay Brothers.
'charm ing hostess werts: Mrs. John They have rented their home on San Under Indictment For Taking Funds
Seminole
County
Fish
&
G
am
ely.j.j.iot,/Scminolo
County.
*"Exldc^
Service.
ford.
of Bank
SOiI-ltp
Horlirt. Mrs. Fred Brandt, Mrs. Paul ford Heights where they have been
291-tfc
Protective Aseoeintton. i
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1
Paul
living for tho winter.
.
II. T. Johnson, of Atlanta. Ca.. was [*“ ,a*
W- H. llynca, Mrs.
I l l s T h e A«a>M-lntril I ' r e s a l
A big assortm ent of Hunter Cards
• .The Herald delivered six times
NAPLES, March ’ 22.—Francesco
Tlio Hcrnicl delivered six times
among the business arrivals here yes« " • J 'lh" f * 0^ * * n ‘ Ch“s*
Iat Mobtey’a Drug. Store.
■week for 10r.
no7-2tc
Ludwig, Mrs. ( harlot -Wood, Mrs. G.
The C ham lw r^f Commerce held n Tjsb0( New Y„rk Steamship ticket ng- week for 15c.
terday.
I'ellowi, Mr*. Frank Tnkarh, Mr*. J. most interesting meeting nt the H o-jcnt a|)(1
un,|cr indictment in
Tnknch, Mrs. Frank Meisch, Miss M. tel-Valdez today that was well atten d -j (htu c||y wjy, two brotheni bn grand
S K a if Q iE K tiE a a s x tn a x B n E iiz z a B ix H n H u iB U B Z M ia iiB m a B a iia
Mr. and M ia .^ '. It. Peeples,
llcnnesay ami Miss Aranka Tuknch. ed by many members and by the board . ]a m .ny P u rg e s, arrived hero on the
Jacksonville, are impending n short
l-RKSII, NEW, SWEET
of governors. Many m etiers «.f »»»\ steam er from New-York today nnd
time in the city and nre stopping ut
portuure were dlaeussed for the wcl- vo|x> ,i,.ta |l,„,| „„ t|„. y,-,Sel. Money
BRIDGE PARTY
the Montezuma.
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aam nnt of 60,000 lire wps foahd
Mrs. ll^ iry II. Lewis was hostess fare of the city nnd county.
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* in his luggage.
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Little Hits fro m th e K art ■l'»-Pound lloxck
Mrs. llecclit-r Kent, of W inter Park, yc.uerd.iy afternoon when she enter- •
Dr. J. T. Denton takes n’ pCofes-1
in spending this week here with her tallied ut bridge at her home on Mugsionul eaul in tho Daily Herald to let i-i
« , , , 1 YVil's*
cousin, Mrs. M. Minnrik. ..Mrs. Kent mdiu avenue, the guests including the h h patleiiL kno* U,:.l ho ha„ moved ( . O V f r i l O r
K c c p Y o u r C o m p le x io n
will bo remembered as Claire Walker, members of the Merrjc Matrons
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
o f R o s o - P e t a lT o x t u r o
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Bridge Club, with two tables of play. ! intot his new and elegant offices in I
the new Mei .cli hailding. Tliis building
Authorized Kastman Kodak Agency
Re.vall
Store
N
adine
Face
PowdervnU
• Mrs. Mary Scliail and ron **:»iI mo- *i;:.
: is n profejsionnl building in every
keep th e rose* in your cheek*.
Hanford, I'lnrid*
PIIONK :I2.'»
tored to Orlando yertenlay where they
The dainty color motif of pink was I sense of tin* word throughnut the sec- .
I t will m ake your skin soft,
I
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)
Tlir
l,rr**w|
a a T in ir c t n r i i v 'z T n o a s n v a r i E B a a i iv n n i ic n u K a u z c H a i iB iB iB ii u i
sm ooth an d velvety. I t will
spent the day very plcasqtitly -’omliin- aitlstienlly emphasized in the il«H-ora- and story.
TALLAHASSEE. March 23.—Guvlend nn irresistable charm ,
ing business nnd plcusuro.
tions on Uiis oeeasiuii-,- a profusion «.f
ernnr nnd Mrs. Ilanln- left •early ih i'i
u M . end th e fragrance of the
-------.-urn-lion:, utul snap dragons Isdug ef" L rA n z ^ H a c n n a c iia H S ia u B K B iiU B x a u R a iiia a x u K ii.'ia a iiiiu ic ii^ r
'J * /jx ^ flower garden.
Mi. unil Mrs. John Mei-.ch and Mr. morning for a wt,i.-«*inl vi'.it to St.!
J. F. l.ong anil family, of Alliance, fectively arranged in bui.keta mid ai d Mrs. C. K. Henry are in St. P<-t- Angti: tine to meet I* i - -dent Harding
U*vV. r \ Nadine adheres end
Ohio, nnd J. D. Huig, of Carrollton, \as,-s o',(_ut the rooms.
•-rsiiurg this week at tending tiu- dis- nnd party. The two days' visit will t u'-jT Y t- K Plo ,cct* the *kin
t- \ I
^rom *un*w'nl*ant*
Ohio, were among the arrivals hen
Several interesting gnim of bridge trii tmccting of the Rotary clubs.
probably In* the la i appreciable res
d u it. Contain* no
y
yesterday.
were enjoyed during the afternoon
ingredient tlint con harm th e
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Neal and Mr. pite from official duii-‘< the*.executive
ti If you lim it to realize that there ih an art of linking, you need oil)
skin or th e eye*. M oney re
riel "the prize for high cure, a*dainty nnd M n. Rig Holly and little :<oa will, have In-fore the parsing of the
u look at the ruuntera of lioulh'H Bakery. There, rown upon row* ol
funded if n ot pleoted.
fj. P. Harrow, of Memphis, Tcim., k-liTtii: I imp, was .won by Mrs. Fred Jack, were in Orlando yesterday on l'J23 legislaturo. Brrad, Pie •, Caken, Crulbrs, Muffins, nnd score* of other varieties
50c *t your toilet counter. Uiowas among the arrivals hen* yester- Wnlsma.
laiure box b/ mxil 4c.
•*
tempt
the appetite nnd delight the eye. Absolute purity of Ingredbuainesg.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.
. day and is making his 1iuai!«|uarters
Are the gears on your Car insured
P«rii| T«nn.
r. iciifa, linked ia the cleane*!, most ixicntifir oven*.
•
Delicious refreshments consisting of
at the Montezuma while in the city on chicken a In king, hot rolls, potato
Tile Sanford Dry Gomls Co., ban an Master lubricant carries with it a
Tlnlf,
business.
•
W hitt.
i liit'B, pickle , olives, coffee, bri--h itf eelvertirem-nt in th; > issue colling guarantee t-> rephi >■ l> <*l.<-n or worn
H tth ,
*icnin. Indy finger* and suited nuts nlientioii to tlieir new lir.e «>f voiles, out gears. 1 i.-.t• n-i no.re than o th er;
P in k .
B ru n tilt
Mr. and Mrs. (i. G. Randall and r-un were serve I at the conclusion of the Oigainlie- , depe'K, ralili'et, pongees, ,;oim| gru.p c Sanfui 1 Gatlory Service
£
Next to P r i n t s Theatre
I !nul and daughter, Velina, left Sun game.
to
,
3-7-V.ed-Fii-Moti-lnto-e
j
rilks,
sjniit
silkr,
taffeta
silks,
cann u n a g in z a x Q U O in a n iR z u ia g c s itz c u iio B a a a c a m o a iz a a ja a a * *
•
,
day for their home in Pnudueuli, K>'..
Tho nffair was one of the g rea test! 10,1 creja,.a, etc. The Sanford Dry ‘
n iter spending the winter months here
Is for ca: li and stdl*
suHPxnKHizuQuuenusjfiiB'ztZNriuaiuiM tiKuuHKcnuuRr.ijrrtinauiiaKnafiavEHBBUEaHHHatir.aaHiuM CHHHia
imrflMr-TTBajaA’g u :
pleasure events for the guests who Goads cuiniianv st
with Mr*. Randall's parents, Mr. nnd
''RflZBCBlfHaHUaiUtZaUKiaUEHUliaBUHXatltailEHaUUUBHIIMHUMUUHHUUHaUllUnUnKHHBniSHHSEHHnailBnHMJI
for less. They are located nt the cor
were Mis. George DeCnttes, Mrs. Geo.
Mrs. (5. W. Crimm.
ner of Second and Sanford avenues.
GRAND OPENING -OF
.K night, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Mrs. 11. J.
Mrs. 1). R. Jones, Mrn. A. M.-El ! Holly. Mrs. Fred Wnlsma, Mrs. Sam
.
j
an
W TYW
1ST
' H- W. T. Langjcy nnd Mis.
der, Mrs. E.
I R. Eelgoworth, of Jacknd Mrs. Chase, of Detroit, '/'*
,tls' .
sonville, and
Mich., were a congenial motor party
niriving in Sanford yesteiduy enroole FORMER CITY MANAGER
Kanncr’s Depnttment Store, on Snn*
lie
OF SANFORD GETS ON
to other points in the date.
ford Avenue is here today with n big
• 307 EAS1 i IRST STREET
2®
JOB IN FORT PIERCE advertisement c|in>ting •I'ceinl prices
Mr*. II. J. Starling ir. expected hum*
—
in evety line and at pricos that will
this
afternoon
from
Jacksonville
1-oltl
I
II.lt*
I..
March
-t'J
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J.
astonish
you.* These prices are on
■uwr**
where she and her daughter, Mr*. A. Ryan, formerly city manager of San- «li »♦ goo|j*,‘flhnes ami everything. See
•lJ. Peterson, have been the guest* of foul, i; now on the job in the MtUO the advertisemotit and visit K a n n c - r V ^ cn
thp
djnn,ond , lne in “ *
her sitter, Mt*. R. W. Simms. M rs. capacity for the city of Fort Pierce, Department Store a t 13-215 Sanford, ^ fjty Son)p
for thl, „,.xt ■■
Peterson and little son Robert left inaugurating that fenture of the m w
-cr form"of • ruunL nvc,uu’' _____________ *
days in Diamonds, Watch-... W j g "
Inst evening for their home nt James- cominissione-mnnagc
(’ut G b ’
r |,,n " ’ SS
town, N\ Y.
* .' cipal government r•ecently adopted h y | Ti\L ,.A „A S S E E , March fin.-T hc
.
.
, ,
, , , | Silverware, etc. Below we are (plot- hh
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the electors.
i resignation of J. \ \. Stevens of Jack- .
. .
,
its,
____ *
...
, ,
.
. . . .
iig some special bargains.
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• oitville na one of tile three ntnlc aU*!
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l in e n SH O W ER
All thc-se from the Baptist church O. \\. MAINES DIED
ditnrs lias been accepted by the gnvii©
GENU-INi: DIAMONDS
ei nor, i war. slated at th<? executive 1.7 Genuine Diamond Kmc . ongitinl
Al I M il: BCTI.ER YESTERi m
having articles and packages for the
office today. No . ucceraor hna iK-eii price ?35.00 to S'-o.OO. Special price—
linen shower for the hospital, nre re
(). W. Maine* died at his old home naiiud. It is understood Stevens plans
quested to send them to. Mrs. A. K.
Hill, or phone her and she will call in luikc Butler yesterday a fte r n lin to t-nter private business.
for tliem. Mrs. Walker, tile chair-' gering illness of some time. He was
’a-K. Blue White-Diamond Ring, orig
man for the P.optist chunh, hns been the father of Judge Schelle Maiines
For quick results try a want ad.
■H
inal price $ lTu.OO, Speci.,1 price—
HH
called out of town nnd asks that the nnd Mrr. Dr. Tom Moore of this citv
HU
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packages ia? sent to Mrs. Mill. Please and leaves several children in difHH
do not send them to the hospital, ns ferent parts of the state. He was well
HU
!«-K. Blue While Dktmoinl Ring, rig- mu
they are to*l>e marked first.
known hero where he visited his chil. inal prb.e fA7..'0. Special price.— 2 11
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drcTi many times und was honored and
MM.
D. A. R. PICNIC
respected by n large elid e of friends
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The Bailie Harrison Chapter, N. S. in Bradford county where he resid.
HH• r t l r T h r A » * » r l n l r d l ’r » « l
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DETROIT, March 23.—Official con
r GLASS
*■
D. A. R., will have a Florida Day Pic- * i for many years nnd wan engaged in
tile, Tuesday, . March 7th, nt the Old farming. He was 73 years of age at firmation nt the offices of Henry Ford, jpo assorted piccea of Cut- Glens for u 4
at Dearborn, that he has purchased ra rd patties and gift* to 1be" given
“* “ Sh
Pace Ilnce. Several very interesting the time of his death,
tnlks will Ik? made, among them will
Th? funeral will occur nt Lake Bat 30,000 acres of undeveloped coni lar.d away. Oiigiii-l prico $2.2.0- S | h*( ini jJJ,
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he a historical jfaper by Mrs, Whituer, ler today at t o’clock. The sympathy in Kentucky, wa.i coupled with a state pticca, while they lust—
HH
HH
ment
that
Ford
intended
to
reive
the
also a talk by Mr. Martin, old net- of lb? many friend a of the family here
HH
country's
coal
problem
by
"usiifg
ev
US
tlcrr..
, is extended to them in their hour of
mi
ery piece of coal twice."
1
The chapters from DoLnnd, Day- j bcrwivcitient.
K*
u oci-its la 17
2G piece:', in chest, la-47 Kilvorxvnrc.
DETROIT, March 23.—Ford, it is original ptico *32,^73, npcclal p riie —
**HaB0HHHUHHSHHHKHnBKEHHgUEHLiCKXnunaUUUB=!XnHtinnEEZHUHH
announced, will n.-k nil industrial coni
, - -U-icm to install furnaces which, It
wn* said, will m nuve only gas und si
I
m ilar mihn'anr .•!(, leaving the fuel un Wo rarry f’nmmiaiity, SlJt-rling, IBS I
Rogers
Silverware
a
t
roduced
jirice:;.
impaired for do,iie,.tic purposes.
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u
WATCHES—Hamilton, Howard, W al
SQUARE DANCE AT LAKE
tham, Elgin
MARY DANCE CASINO TONIGHT.
7 to 21 Jewels at Reduced 1’rico.n.
Bracelet WRIST WATCHES, While
■i
WANTED TO BUY—A Second h a n d , Gold, Swiss nnd American makes,
New anti Reduced t*riccs
\&mv.
:
baliy carriage, Must be in good' Rectangular, Tonneau models. We
E ffective January First
condition nnd cheap. Addrets Box, entry nn elegant line In Bracelet
308-ltp Watch,M. the well guaranteed watch.
71*0, City.
Ladies’ Rest Room
, Open Day and Night
_____
‘BULOVA”. 15 and 17-jewels with
ft,'*'
RENT—One front bed room, j r pedal i educed prices.
to
“QUINCY ADAM
SAWYER”
Riot Precipitated
in French Chamber
of Deputies Today
PROPERTY OWNERS,
TAKE NOTICE!
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With Much Money
I IJGGETT S VARIETY OF CHOCOLATES
-
Wile .
Will Visit President
mid Wife Today
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K
S 3t. C m
HERE’S YOUR STAFF OF LIFE, IN
EVERY DELICIOUS VARIETY
:
| R O U T H B A K E R Y
■Os
»
Easier Specials
'
at Kanner’s ir*.'
10 Stores in Georgia------------------------------------- 1 Store in Florida jjjj
...TH E...
j
j* <
iPANYI
j«;
Diamond raiace is
Sanford’s New Store
Phone 127 !S
Which .Opens its Doors SS
THURSDAY, MGR. 22;SS
One More \
'
$22.50 Each
Saturday Straw Hat Day $1.98
UP
$110.50
Henry’s Coal Deal
is Confirmed Today
at His Main Oil ice
51.00 Each
One of the little thrills which a Hiipmofoilo
owner enjoys every day and perhaps a dozen
times a day is the satisfaction of darting
away first and fastest when the traffic officer gives the signal to a waiting group to
go ahead.
.
519.75
R
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SHOES FOR EASTER
91.25 io $2.50 \
Children’s Shoes.........
Ladies’ X-stpp Pumps, BlacU or Brown............... -.. . $3.50
Men’s Brown Oxfords, Bals or Bluchers.............. !.... $5.00
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Sanford, Fla.. Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue
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ishment beyond the penalty‘W ttheir
mistake.
More charity for others will mean
more chnrity for ourselves nnd wo will
gradually come to take n keener de
light In reporting something good of
some person than something bad.
Good Is constructive, bad is destruc
tive. Ju st before you are about to let
out a bit of "bad news" atop nnd
think n moment. Sec if you can’t think
of something good to say in place of
it. The chances arc ten to one th at
you can, and that you will.—Exchange
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CONDITIONS IN MOUNTAIN STATES
DARSON LISTS ASSETS OF RUGGED WEST
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CHARTERS GRANTED,
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TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 21.—The
following charters have been granted
by the secretary of state:
Loyal Palm Auto Service, Miami,
510,000.
Y o u w ill F in d
S a v in g
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American Welding nnd Tank WCo.,
Tampa,
$50,000.
WELLESLEY HILLS, Moss., Mch. will bo 1 nthe right direction. Per
Adt rr<l>lnK M i R x r r
f| If you will lake the trouble to arrange
Smith
Logging Co., Jacksonville,
24.—Today Roger W. Rnhson Issued sonally, 1 am distihtcly bullish on the
Made Known on
A im tlilu Itatra
]| your expensea according to n definite
Application
his report on conditions \n that sec copper situation and believe that Mon* $ 10,000.
tana
nnd
the
other
copper
districts
Woodtcx
Co..
Inc.,
Kissimmee,
schedule, so that the amount you spend is
tion of the country which extends
1.KWIS *1111*1* — Clrrnlnflon Manaarr
Phase .13*-W a flrr B p. in.
will
show
the
greatest
percentage
of
from the agricultural states through
$100,000.
less than the sum you earn.
Snfcorrlptlon I'rlre la AAvnnec
to the I’aciflc coast states.
This increase in, 1923; oyer 1921 and 1922,
Miami
Holding
Company,
Miami,
Om Tear.
A thrift account maintained with the
if ■
TH E Y. M. C A. IS FOR ALL
3 00
group consists of Montana, Wyoming, of any seetjons of tho country. ' ‘The $500,000.
la Monika
n rllrrrrd In f it s bjr I’arTlrr
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PEOPLES’ HANK of Sanford, Is the
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Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, New same thing, only to n lesser extent,
The Hillsborough Tiro Co.; Tampa,
1 'One Week.._______________ 13 Cents
Some people have peculiar ’ideas Mexico, Arizona and u part of T cxub should apply to tho cattle and sheep
mo3 t convenient and profitably way of
$10,000. '
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business."
.ir n
f t r m l n n. H
lr
Can »ir
aid e n tir e ly r________
■ about the great work of the ,Y.i|d. C. and Oklahoma.
taking care of your w eekly'or monthly
Florida Rulldlng and Sales Corponnd la pnbllahrd rwrry Prldap. Adirr- A. As for instance, a contributor in
“I am very fond of this mountain
In discussing some of the cities of ration, Miami, $25,000.
saving.
tlalav ralrn made k n .ttn an nppllralinn, sa.00 per rear, nlrrara In advanrr. the Tampa Tribune writes that the section," says Mr. Rnbson. "It is the tho mountain section, Mr. Iiabson re
Postal Investment Ass’h., Jackson
Y\ M. C. A. building cannot be. built section which develops those manly ports as follows: "Denver, n city ap
II We are ready to help you start nn interM R M M CIl T U B A S S O C IA T K D I 'H E S *
ville,
$25,000.
T he A aaoclaled P re s* la ..xcluM vely on the campus of the University of and robust qualities which are the proaching
300.000 in population,
11 cat-hearing account at any time.
en title d to th e uaa fo r re p u b lle a tto n of
C o n so lid ated Cleaners, Inc., Talla
n it naw a d lapalchea c re d ite d to It o r Florida on account of its being a re backbone of American ' civilization. shows sales to lie 105 per cent of
not o th e rw ise cre d ited In th ta p a p e r ligious sect. The Tribune rightly an This is the west, which developed what ’ they were n year ago.
Car hassee. $10,000.
an d also tb a local ncw a p u b lish ed
swers:
herein.
Roosevelt spiritually, mentally nnd shops, packing and miscellaneous In • Gold Bond Garage, Jacksonville,
A1I rig h t* o f ra -p u b llc a tto n of sp e cia l
"Mr. Ohlingor, the Tribune’s es physically. Rugged character of |both dustries arc about normal today. 1 $ 20,000. 1
dlepatohea h ere in a r e also rn ae rv rd .
Jewell Citrus Development Co., Kis
teemed controversialist of Haines City country and people, freedom from a r am sure, however, th a t Denver nnd
Foreldn A d v .rtl.ln e Krpr*.nv.atlv*>
simmee,
$50,000.
tificial
conventionality
and
the
custom
comes
hack
on
the
question
of
the
the
entire
state
of
Colorado
will
have
THE AMRHtCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION "1
students’ activities building at the of judging men solely by what they a better year in 1923 than It hml In Petersburg, St. Petersburg, $10,000,
The Security Corporation of St'. Pe
State University which he recently arc; characterize these mountain 1922. Salt 1-ake City, Utah, with a
tersburg,
St, Petersburg, $20,000.
dcclnm i could not be constitutionally states. This was very forcibly hro’t population of about 125,000, reports
Hunt’s
Phnrmncy, Ir.c., Sanford,
erected or maintained on state prop to my mind Inst month when, on my greater activity in mining nnd sm elt
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"The House of David” was evidentty erty, Itccause it will be under the aus way south, I stopped in 1’hilndclphia ing with an improved condition of $25,000.
Tatum Business Properties, Inc.,
built upon the Michigan sands.
pices of the Young Men’s Christian to call upon George Horace Lorimsr, those industries catering to the farm
Real
estate, Miami, $1,000,000.
Association. The Tribune ventured to editor of the Saturday Evening Post, ers. Pueblo, Colorado, with 50,000 is
Orcan
River Corporation, Miami,
. . i • ••.
Tampa will have n glass plant soon. suggest that the Young Men’s Chris a man who it Is said has the greatest not yet hack to normal; hut I believe
$50,000.
tian
Association
could
not
he
con
potential
influence
of
nny
man
in
the
tnriff
will
help
t%ia
section.
It
We hope tho newspapers will not
MncClonny Hardware and Furni
sidered n “sect" within the meaning America. When urging Mr, Lorimer lins already begun to feel the effects
throw stones.
of the Constitution. Mr. Ohlinger re to visit me in the South he replied; of a greater demand Tor steel and iron ture Co., MacClenny, $5,000.
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fers to Webster, who defines "sect’’ ‘Iiabson, the South is all right fur products. As the Colorado Fuel nnd
' - Colonel Wallace Stovall, editor of ns “those following a particular lend
Palm
Bench, $50,000.
those who want to live in big hotels Iron Companies become more pros
*• the Tantpa Trlhum* will erect n fifteen er or authority, or attached to a cer
Leslie Bond and Mortgage Co., Minnd play golf—but giv erne the Grand perous, the entire country always
. story building in Tampa. Good ndver- tain opinion; a company or set having
II ho we have the product to remedy all your roofing troubles
ami, $25,000.
Cunyon of Colorado where I con ride prospers with it.
, b i l l i n g town is Tampa.
Cummins,
Richardson
nnd
Harris,
a common belief or allegiance from up and down the trails,
There is
"Phoenix, Arizona, n center of 35,a: a :
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The Investors’ Corporation, Jack
The Republican duns are gathering particular creed; or upholding of n country that inspires me ns well ns statistically of nny city in this re
sonville,
$50,000.
,V ! |n St. Augustine and will, plan the particular practise."
rests me.’ Similar statements have gion. It profits not only from the
Andamer
Holding Co., Miami, $300,Adapted to the Climatic Conditions in this State
t compnign for the next big election.
The Wcbsterinn definition confirms been made to me by many of Ameri mining industry but also from cotton.
000.
Well, they will have n lot of explain the Tribune in its opinion that the ca’s greatest captains of industry. This district has enjoyed not only a
ing td do when the time comes.
Young Men’s Christian Association is They may go to other sections of the good cotton-crop hut favorable prices.
Lnst week brought the total out
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not a “sect.” We are speaking of sects country for amusement ami diversion ISuilding is active—local purchasing put of strawberries from Kissimmee
Tlic department will now sta rt n in religion nnd that is the - kind of hut who nthoy desire real recreation, power increasing and -the outlook is in this, the first year of Its infant
Will renovate your roof and waterproof it for years to come.
sugar probe." All of those who think "sret" the constitution‘means. The Y. to be re-built nnd re created, they go | Vcrj. K,)0,i. phoenix is n very good il- industry, to more thnn 75,000 quarts.
it will amount to anything hold up M. C. A, does not believe in n “par out into the Rocky Mountains,
j lustration why every city should seek . 0nt} (jm' jat|l wccg .|(|00 quarts rolled
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM COAL TAR
their hands. Like other prols's it will ticular creed” or uphold a "particular
“Yet," continues Mr. Iiabson, “th is ilo diversify U* sources of income. J for the nort,)crn miirj;t.ts i„ „ refrigwhitewash the guilty and make the prnetise.” It embraces all Christian mountain section has its struggles, Among the oil >r cities for which I orator car In addition t« some five
Our Roofing Expert is in Your City for a Few Pays—
creeds and all Christian practise*. No The same difficulties, which meet the am hopeful me Butte, G reat Falls, hundred quarts going forward as us
price of sugar go up.
Consult Him
court, state or federal, will ever hold traveler when climbing the hills mid Billings and Helena, Montana Boise
ual in tile pony express refrigerators.
that an Institution conducted upder
Those folks in Dakota who are tak the auspices of the V. M. C. A., lo crossing the deserts, Seem to confront and ;Twin Falls,. Idaho; Cheyenne,
Bishop Emeritus Die*
ing up the case of the hoy who was cated on the grounds of the State Uni those who have settled down to de Casper and Sheridan, Wyoming; Og
Dent hat Allentown, Fa., of Thom
whipped to death in n Florida prison versity, violate* the Constitution of velop the country. Not only has tin* den, Provo and Logan, U tah; Alburcamp arc certainly getting Florida in Florida. Such an institution—and, in section suffered more than any other, querque, Las \ egas, New Mexico; as Bowman, Bishop Emeritus of Ev
bad. The latest is n booklet telling all fact, this building will not Ik- nn in hut its problems are more difficult of Tucson, Douglas, Arizona and El Paso, angelical! church in the United Slate.i.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
the details of the killing and it cer stitution hut a part of the University solution. The chief industries are Texas. I am especially hopeful in recattle
nnd
sheep
raising,
mining,
gard to El Paso because il is the out
Brohihil Heavy Wines
tainly ensts a black stain on the of — will be ns open and available to all
Norway odelstlng adopts measures
ficials of Florida-«nd the name of ns the university itself. It will not lumbering nnd a certain amount of let of norlhwi -tern Mexico which is
for prohibition of heavy wines, 59 to
Florida. If the assertions are true, teach or support nny denomination or agriculture including the raising of one uf the richest sections f t
♦ -* somebody in-FIftrhhv ought to go to *ect, hut will he for all the students very fine fruit in certain Irrigated American continent. Some dny Mexi 29.
j sections. All of these lines JjaDtisitf- co tr, irnnur lb Kellie 3ni'h rind K1 Pasif
f j £ |} s i l for life,
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of the university, regardless of creed f( red during the past few years anti
will greatly profit. Nearly all of
----------- o ----------or faith, to give them tin* inspiration are only now beginning to look bet
these cities are fast becoming distrib
Many new business blocks, many of d e a n living, clean thinking, mak
ter,
uting
Centers and in all of them there
new homes and many municipal im ing better men, hotter citizens."
“ Rc-adjustment in this section has at ill nro opportunities for- men who
provements are planned for this sum
The editor of the Herald who lins
mer, but it will take many thousands long contended that too much sires* been severe nnd prolonged, but I be have the Six I’s of Success: Integrity,
of dollars of outside money to build Is laid on the particular kind of reli lieve that 1923 will go down in his Industry, Intelligence, In itia tiv e ,'In
enough houses to take care of tins peo- gion of a man docs not give Christians tory ns a year of local improvement. terest’and Inspiration,"
In conclusion Mr. Malison snid:
. . pie who want to live here. Sanford ns a body the right kind of assistance Altlio no sharp upturn is likely, those
needs a million dollars of capital amt the right kind of community spirit doing business in these states will "When studying condition* in other
right now nnd the men who have mon and we are of the same mind ns the note a gradual broadening of purchas section* uf the country remedies for
ey to loan can find their best invest Tribune. The Y. M. ( \ A. makes no ing activities nnd a diminishing vol the local diTficultles are usually easy
ment In Sanford. If you know of any exception to the rule but attend.') to ume of overdue accounts. From a to suggest. For instance, when study
folks who have boncy to Ipan get the w an ts,o f people of all religious mining standpoint 1922 wan one of the ing conditions in New England it is
.them to come to Sanford, the fastest
nrdloss of creed or sect or nntiyity. wortd years on record. Poor market apparent that the labor problem is
growing city In the south.
should he set straight in the conditions nnd the unusually low New England's greatest handicap nnd
— ----- o-----------mind* of all the people now nnd for priecs for copper, Ichd nnd zinc re the wage workers of New England
sulted in the closing of ninny mines. have its future in their hands. It is
RETTHR NOT SAY IT!
ever.
The value of the leading mineral pro very apparent that tho need of the
ducts
taken out of the ground in Mon south is more capital, nnd energy
Bad news travels faster thnn good
MI ST HAVE THEIR GOLF
tana
in
1921 was only $10,212,000 with n greater willingness to work
news. There is an old saying, “ No
It has come to pas* that a resort
news is good news." Ix-t a man be town without n golf course is n "has compared with $05,573,000 in 1920. and risk. When one is studying the
Greatest activity was noted in the ! problems i f the wheat growing sec
converted at a church service .and been" or worse, ft “never was."
there is not much of n stir, hut let
For the tourist must have hi* golf. mining of silver and silver-lead ores. tion lie imemdintcly sees that many
ft resident be convicted of some crime If he play* like a hull calf chasing The market for all of the non-ferrous now raising wheat should raise other
*nd the news leaps by word of mouth a dog, he still must have hi* clubs metals is quief, but the .fundamental products. When, however, it comes
from one end of the community to and carry them out to the course nnd tendency is toward a belter demand to offering a solution for the prob
y'A\l
.
*thc other.
practice "putting nnd approaches" nnd and strengthening price*. Already a lems of these mountain states the task
.
•j” How thoughtlessly unkind we some "improve his htance," No traveling number of the inrger mines and re is very much more difficult. Frankly,
times ore when neighbors of ours suf- outfit nowadays I* complete without fining plants have resumed' opera I am unable to suggest anything to
■Yfcr misfortune! Troubles nre hound the, golf hag; otherwise somebody tions. Progress along these lines these people except to continue as
Statistics
i <A> come to us all in some shape or might mistake one for a business may he alow for a few months, but it they have been doing.
- -'form and whnt we say about our man out representing some mercan
show that they nre utilizing their nat
| i r k 1rids and acquaintances today may tile house—unthinkable to some and the benefit of a few. They could not ural resources to as great an extent
.'/.Ipply to us tomorrow. News is no re- undesirable from any angle when one always *cc clearly that what was n ns the market permits; -they ore en
sftedor of persons.
ia out on a vacation trip. Half the va benefit to the community a* n whole deavoring to diversify their source*
We arc prone to consider the ways cation pleasure comes from acting the was a IxuicfU to every individual, of inronu* nnd develop their communi
of others not our ways when we should part and talking about it afterwards. whose prosperity depended upon the ties along bread and permanent lines,
> • watching our. own step. Whnt folks
Leesburg is more fortunate than prosperity of the tuvvn. It must be re t call your attention to the excellent
say of one another sometimes hurt* most of her citizen* know in having membered, too, that in the case of results which nre being obtained in
more than anything could have done. such si course as the one at Silver the Melbourne golf link* the men nnd tho sections under the cultivation by
News, either good or hml, grows and I-ake thrown open to tho*o who want women who use them most have had to
the Mormon!.. However, one m ay dif
becomes exaggerated nnd distorted to play and ns nn attraction for those hear the trial* and difficulties incident fer with them on religion, they cer
with peddling. When the news is good who want to spend n season in Lees to making the Golf and Country Club
tainly set us all nn example by apply
- it makes no material difference how burg and must have their golf.
what it is today.
ing religion To everyday work. What
it la exaggerated or distorted—it can
The other day when wo were in
During a conversation with Briga those faithful Mormon* have doqo
nover do anyone positive harm. But a meeting to discuss the fcaaibilit'y of dier General Sawyer, the personal
with the desert sands of Utah nljowa
bad news, given wings, niny bring a nice tourist hotel on the shores of physician of the president, while on
whnt can he dono with nil these Rocky
sorrow and ruin upon people who Lake Harris, the hotel man insisted the links la»t Thursday, a fter he had
Mountain slntea if people nre willing
certainly are not deserving of n pun* upon including the cost of acquiring Inspected the club house, he remark
to apply the same industry,,thrift, and
r
.
land nnd mrtjdngjt.golf course. Ha did ed fa tho editor of The Times: “You the other fundamentals of prosperity.’
A
not know we nn done a* nenr os Sil Ifcople arc .doing things here. You
When asked al*>ut general business
I U 8 RLL
WHEN U
ver Lake and he was so Intent oti hi* itvve - a t t r a c ^ . the President of the
conditions throughout tho country, as
• YOUR RHAL
LIST IT
own plans th n t.it took several minute*
cd Suites' tb Melbourne. If you
v
. ids
ESTATE •
WITH US
and several repetitions _t,o get It Ini „ A do t tint'you can attract others**’ n whole, Mij. Bnbson stated th a t the
Bnbsonchnft
shown
activity
0
per
cent
i. 3.=
hi* hend th a t guests would he able The truth of the m atter is »ur golf
.
to piny a t Silver luikc and that taxis links have already attracted ft very above normal. He Is not quite as op
timistic
as
he
wns'n
few
months
ago,
would he ready to run them out there appreciable number of tourists, who
We hnvc several unusual
in ten or twelve minutes at nny hour would not have come to Melbourne believing that some lines nre again
bargains in real estate to
f -of the day. When that finally perco hut for the opportunity afforded to approaching deflation. He still in
offer at this time. If you
lated through his head he cut off play golf. Golf is the one big attrac sists that the period of re-adjustm cnl
are looking for a real in
nbout
$f>0,()00 to $75,000 expense in tion we have for that class of tour ment is only almut CO per cent com
vestment, sec us.
.
A
a couple of shakes. One of the big ists who come to Florida to play in pleted, and that nny attem pt to run
questions hud been solved.
the great optdoors—-and they belong up prices any higher a t this time
=
Ait of which is brought to mind to the class whose influence will be far rvould result in curtailing many indus
■ ’ die *, ' 1
very forcibly by the following edi reaching in our efforts to a ttract oth tries. Next wecK'Mr. Iiabson will Is
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AGENTS
>> i
sue
a
report
on
tho
conditions
in
the
win&bf
torial
from
the
Melbourne
Tim
es:,
er*
to
Melbourne.
■fe»
The people of Melbourne now rea
Stand by the Golf and Country i’acific coast states.
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lize more than ever how valuable an Club. It is one of our higgcsLnssol* ^
Fire, Casualty, Agio Insurance
asset a golf courso is to a town. Homo and deserves the support’ of everyone B TttbVney flohe ral Da ugh vH*
Mi
106 W. First BL. SANFORD, FLA
have thought in times past that a pre who ha sthe welfare , of the c ity 'at ami ssys United States m u st. statu!'
t
m
lect of this character waa lanrcfy for heart.—Leesburg Commercial.
on rocks of law enforcem ent
rr.
n.
n . ft. n n i . L T _
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
. A FLORIDA PRODUCT
TROP-CO LIQUID ROOFING
Tropical Roof Products Co.
J. B. Hurwitz
Seminole Hotel, Sanford
TO-
We have started work on street pav
ing-. AH private driveways will have
to be submitted to engineers. Pri
vate driveways and other private
work should be submitted immediate
ly to our office.
.
Engineering and Contracting Co.
Maxwell & Britt
REAL ESTATE
MEISCH BUILDING
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1923
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
11FOR SALE—Dodge Touring car 1I»21
model. Looks and runs like now. P.
ha O. Box 420.
aop-2tp
FOR RENT
U
I1OR RENT—1 nice apartmnet, all
1 conveniences and well furnished.—
Catcs* Building. Phone 181. 290-tfc
FOR RENT—1 B-rooih flat in iront
of city hall. —Woodruff & WatBon*
‘
298-tfc
hOIt RENT—Ono front room, furnlshed, 701 Magnolia.
30G-4tc
Vm\ ftLV t^Fiirnishctl" room, 411
Park Avenue.
- 307-3tp
R u t RENT—Furnished apartment,
close in. Also garage. Inquire 209
E. Fifth S tre e t
SOjt-Stp
FOR HALg—60 ucrcs a t Coronado
Bench, Fla., running from river to
ocean with all repairing rights nnd
good title, just the place for a hew
beacir project. Price reasonable. Ad
dress Coronado Real Estate Exchange,
Martin Kildorff, Mgr., Coronado
Beach, Fla.
30S-2tc
F U irT ri^ Y -O iie front bed room,
117 Laurel Ave.
308-3tp
FOR RENT—Will rent my home at
COS W. First street, nnd give lenso,
If desired, D> responsible parties.—C.
J. Ryan, 608 W. First St.
309-lfp
H f li
Crewa are working from both ends
on tin? Fort Fferee-Okeecholteo high
way, ortaiem terminus of the crossstate Gulf-to-Atlantic highway, and
the job‘of grading is coming along at
a 1good rate. An excavator crew has
advanced a mile from the cost ami-a
tractor crew two and a quarter milea
from the county line. The stretch to
to improved i* IT milea in length. With
favorable weather the grading Job
should be about completed by the first
of July, it is stated.
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JOHNNY J. JONES’ EXPOSITION
BECOMES A FLORIDA INSTITUTION
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While on a special mission of “cov Jones attractions then playing the Cu
ering”
the toyn! Order of Moose Con ban -city havo returned and are now
ta Chrealfled Ada 1c a word. No
vention
festivities a t the Orlnndo Sub- with the Florida contingent
h i Ad taken for leaa than 2.1c.
Tropical
Fair Grounds last January
There was a cafe on the grounds,
ha And positively no Claaaifled
the
Herald
representative
met
Ed.
R.
managed'by
Isidore Fireside and just
M Ada charged to anyone. Cash
Salter,
universally
known
ns
Johnny
ns
we
reached
It n bell was soUndcd
must
accompany
ntt
orders.
m
J. Jorfha* hired iLoy, who In his digni calling nnd then came the horde of
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j
m Count the word* and remit
fied moments answers' to the more workmen, mechanics, animal trainers
aeordingly^
»:
hlghfaluting title of publicity m an snd performers of all descriptions,
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A hick town is a place where there's
ager
of'Johnny
J.
Jones'-Exposition.
nothing
to do a fter aupper but go
also
seme
of
the
executive
staff
and
i ’ tet tei
Asked to what preparations hln or Johnny J. Jones hlmsnlf with his down and see if the GN0 brought nhy
ganization wes making, Salter In his "hired hoy" and the scribe, sat down mail.
.
natural urbane manner^ suggested to to n most sumptuous meal of whole
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.
the scribe a stroll through the winter some food. Incidentally the Chef in
PREVENT FLU AND-CHUTE
= jVou
z t can get seed bed
FARMERS—
q u a rto s which wah compiled with a f formed us that tho meat bill qlona
fram ri and irrigation idug» at the
For a few cents you can ward off
ter the Moose entertainment was fin for ono week was about $300.
Sanford Novelty Work*.
100-tfc
We Flu iind Grippe by promptly checking
ished nnd right here let it ho record missed the Midgets, but Mr. Jones In your coughs nnd colds with Foley's
Ftjll s ALE-^4 room cottage niqk gaed that the d ty of Orlando evidently formed us they had gone home to Honey and Tar. Also gives quick re
* « ' vW ?'t«
rngo and traitor. Palmetto avenue.
does not realize the full extent and France for their vacation, to return lief from coughs resulting from Flu,
Inquire for Jcre Rowe, Lkke Mary,
magnitude of th ts'g rea t nmusemint here this spring. Mr. Jones had Just Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma
Fla. Vacant April 1. Terms one-half
enterprise nnd what a big financial received a cablegram from O. Mare- nnd Bronchitis. Forty-eight years of
cash.
'
305-Ctp
gttirt St means to the city, the making chnl, his European agent, advising satisfaction to uJrfTs has made' Fol
FOR SALtJ—One Iron safo, Woodrutf
of its winter quarters at this objec- that he is now negotiating for two ey's Iloncy and Tur the World's larg
‘# ’ f > *
m:& Watson.
298-tfe
tivc point. Since the arrivnl here of more little people, which Will increase est selling cough medicine. Contains
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
FOR SALE—Hosier and Gays' points
the Jones Steel Flyer, December 11th the troupe to nine.
no oplatcs—ingrcdlents are printed
and varnishes a t 8anford Novelty
over one hundred men have been
A new motor drome then being con- cn tho wrapper. Refuse substitutes,
Work a, Sanford agents.
183-tfc
a F. WIIlTNKn, CaaUsr
steadily employed, building new pharF. P. FORSTER, Prod dint
strutted Is 'm o re 'massive and "of ft
u*“>n ****«*> Bold everywhere.
I
t—
T
nphcrnatln
nnd
repairing
other
prop
FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for
different pattern than the one used —Ativ.
erly-. Many new wagons have been
setting, IB eggB for |1.00.
Mrs.
last 'season. Two very targe side
Ellsworth, Bcardnft Avenue, San WANED—A chanco to build your built, new wood carved fronls design shows nearly completed are not like
MM
ed, many new “tops" ns thb ten tr are
ford.
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83-tfp
new homo before lumber geta any turned, ns well as repairing the old the ordinary old-fashioned “pit" show
rVi-T^rr i
-ri ^ 3 iV i ’-Ti*,
ririririririi
FOR'SALE—Bulck.aix touring, first higher. Plans and estimates furnish ones. The first to catch our view was but are said to be copied more on the r l j u u u l B l j
'clais condition, at a real bargain; ed,—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfe nearly one hundred wagons of pon character of those seen in European
one 1922»Foti| touring, perfect condl- WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern derous size, some new and with to d Expositions. Mr. Jones reiterates hi*
lion; one 1018 Ford touring at n seed, for good clean stock will pay ies made of steel, all gaily painted n determination not to exhibit any hum
pickup prico.—Graj^ Motor Sales Co., a good price. Address W. P. Newell bright red with orange color trim an monstrosities and this is an inno
vation thnt will commend itself to nil
201 West First Street, vhone 805.
Co., Wholesale I'crn Growers, Apopka, mings. Then came the hlncksmith intelligent people.
306-4tc Fln-_
279-tfc shop with many grimy “smithies" at
Johnny J. Jones' Exposition is the
FOR SALE—One new Moline tractor WANTED TO TRADE—Ford ton work. Thoto ir. u good sized planing
r.ne
nut-door amusement enterprise
with two plows, $700 cash, selling
truck for late model Ford touring fulll in operation where all sort* of never allowing so-called "girl shows"
price $12(10. Write or wire Mack car.—A. E. Storey, General Delivery. fartcy scroll sawing is accomplished.
and gambling and the new decision
Taylor, Ocala, Florida.
30C-3te
303-7tp The paint shop, under the direction of relative to unsightly freaks will he r e - 1
William Sturgis, a noted scenic nrtjst,
FOR SALE — Pepper plants—U. T.
WANTED—Twelve
hoy*
between
the
l,ie same high favor. There
with n
a corps of helpers, is very targe tclvc,)
Dyer, R. A,, Sanford, Fla. 30?-3tp
ages nf 10 nnd 15 to sell the Dally , ami -commodious, enabling the artists
*'* l* 11 Jungloland at:inotion and
FOR RENT—Cottage with all con Herald on the street and also to Ik* m employ their time at many differ- il wilt contain nnlmaln nnd birds from
veniences. Rent reasonable. Phone substitute* for carrier hoy routes. L nt angles of tho work in hand With- “** Pflrls
tbc world. Some twenty250.
307-3tp See 1.0*1* Shipp at the Herald office out one (iitfcommmlini: lhe^>thi*r. Mr.
attractions arc lintr«l fur Appear*
«3D6*tfd j Sturj*is informed the writer that in
thin season find eaih of them is
SEWING TIME—Singer Sewing Ma- between 3i30 nnd 5t3G p. nt.
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nn novelctic or Interestingly inchlno Co. sells machines on small WANTEl) 10(1 MliN, between A pril1the few years he has been in Mr.
You
kno\V
liow
it
has
betiu
in
other
years,
how
most
everyone in
monthly payments. Repairing, ac
10th nnd 16th tq pick tomatoes; j Jones’ employ, they have expended struct!vo nature and out of this won
the
Easter
fashion
promenade
wears
attractive
new
Footwear.
cessaries.—T. M. Dunlap, 10th nnd highest wages paid and comfortable over $25,000 for one item alone—Gpld drous array of attractions, Mr. June*
Naturally
you
will
want
to
this
year.
We
have
prepared
for the
advises only two of last year’s fea
quarters. Write if you can come nnt^_
Laurel Avo. Phone 5B0-W.
occasion with exceptionally complete assortments of new styles
tures
rernnin,
practically
making
the
SOC-Gt-W-ltp bring men.—S. E. Rice, Vepo, Florida.
Next we met Johnny J. Jones him
. not only for men and women hut with clever Pussinboots for tho
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Mch-22Uo-Apr. -15 self and his sec re tnry-Uen surer, Mr. 1923 Johnny J. Jones’ Exposition n't!
WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS from
'
little folks.
entirely new. organization. Tho train
an extra good laying strain, $1.50 WANTED— 1 experienced white wait R. II. Cooke, busily engaged in
,/wi II consist of some' thirty odd cars,
per IB.—T. M. Dunlap, phono 5EG-W.
resses. Apply Valdez Grill. :i(H!.3tc specially constructed and magnificent part of them Pullmans. The baggage,
\p a
A shoo that combine* these qualities
306-fit-w-ltp WANTED—Position ns clerk in dry office wagon.
slock and flat c a r s a l l 70 feet in
more perfectly thou these Patent
Captain
Sigsheo,
owner
am!
teach
FOR SALE—Team iof mules, 8 nnd 0
good.* store, experienced r.nd ran
length anil comfloset^ entirely of
Pumps trimmed in Grey Suede Is. dif
er
of
that
remarkable
horse
known
na
Csll -119-J. 307-fltp
ye^rs old, |30f). BO gnl. sprtycr, give reference.
ref
steel.- It's the only “all steel" train
ficult
to Imagine,
"The
Captain”
wo*
found
in
one
of
newJast fall, $UKp t wp t ons wire used MAN DU
utilized
for out-door amusement
D LADY WANTED in every
the
large
InnldingK,
where
all
the
one season.—1L B. Lewis.
Ct)8-3tp
transportation and are “The apple of
city to sell guaranteed silk hosiery
FOR SALE—One 25 fool pleasure direct to wearer; price, -l pair $5.00.—- trained animal* arc domiciled. It was tho eye" in Johnny J. Jones' estimnboat with cabin, quarter glassed in. SILKTEX Hosiery Mills, 208 Masonic training hour and Capt. Sigsheo was tton.
Well, Orlnndo may not to fully np308-2tp busily engaged putting a huge Goril
Motor 7V4 horse power nnd in good Temple, Jacksonville, Flo.
running condition. Boat can be seen A"YOUNG LADY with stenogrnpfile la through some stunt*. This human preeiatlvo of this big aggregation, but
looking lionet Is a lute nddition to the
ct Wilson Island or will bring to city
and bookkeeping experience desires Jones aggregation and the Captain she should he mighty proud of the
distinction placed upon her by being
lit request. Price $150.00,—C. G. position. ' Insurance office preferred,
explained his crankiness to lack of the homo of tho largest, greatest,
tone, Sanford, Fla.
303-2tp have tost of references. Miss S.
acclimation. In another part of the cleanest, most meritorious out-door
FOR SALE—Guaranteed 1923 Over- Thomley, Box 113-1, Snnfon!, Fin.
building the elephant trainer was put
309-ltp ting his herd of Pnchyderns through entertainment in this or nny other
Innd roupe, a real buy, cash or
terms; 1920 Bulck six touring, excel WANTED— Four high cluss salesmen. a routine of marvelous nnd almost un country nnd Orlando business men
should wako up and understand the
lent condition; Auburn Beauty Six, a
See me at once at Lincoln House, T. believable trick*, in the machine un
stupendous
amount of free advertis
real bargain; Oldsmobllc light six O. Tilton.
___________3W-2tp due Supt. C. Frank Stillman hmi un ing they and the entire state of Florl*.
touring, chenp for quick sale; King 8, Wa N t HD— Fresh milch _cow -TTiir der construction a new fun house, an
dn attains through the Johnny J.
n dandy car; two Unby Ovcrlnnds nt
young calf. P. O. Box 302, San yet un-named. The Whip, Cnroussnle Jones' Exposition medium. Tho Jones
o price you can't rpfuso.... 1&22 Ford ford, Florida.
309-ltp and Ferris Wheel havo nil been thor route takes them to nil the important
•Sedan, see this rare offer; Dort tour
oughly over-hnuled, decorated nnd exhibitions, state fairs, Cnnndinn Exing; Ford touring. In fnct we have
painted, with a now organ for tha positions, homo-coming celebrations,
n large number of first class second FOUND—33x1 Empire Cord casing, Cnroussal nnd all three are apparent
etc., nnd when messnges through the]
hand cars that have been pronounced
tire carrier, rim nnd license. Call ly new. Mntollc Mark's Military form of newspaper notices, are receiv
mechniiically perfect. See ub for a a; Herald office, pay for this ad and Maneuvering Mules have been taught
ed, stating "Johnny J. Jones Exposi
car today. Terms can be arranged to get same.—Rny Bros. "Exidc" Bat some new business nnd the members
tion beat all reeords here," why the
suit buyer.—Bcmjnote Overland Co.
teries, Phone 518, in Sanford, Fla.
of both sexes attached to the Wild news to his intimate friends through- j
V
809-3tc
306-4tc West Hippodrome were busily engag out Florida is ns refreshing as tho
ed “rehearsing" their more or less Mr. Hnitding had signed a bill allow
FUR QUICK";i'A L r ^ f o m p K t " " ? ^
daring
nets of the plains. The Great ing “light winos nnd beer."
ntshings for six reom house. Ev
BERLIN, March 24.—The Prussian
erything in good' condition, nnd will government ha* decided to dissolve Water Spectaclp with aquatic sports
This excellent organization will to
be sold
on able prices. Call at •he German nationalistic party a* a nnd n tovy of devltie diving venuses, seen here a t Sanford all next week
608 West First Street.
309-ltp result of an investigation into the as at Hnhnnn Park, Havana, Cuba, with continuous daily performances
FOR SALE ORTCT k ENT—Onu fur- activities of former Lieutcnnnt Itios- where Johnny J. Junes had n large from p. m. until midnight.
nished bungalow, with garage, with hach, who was recently arrested on number of attractions, playing since
or without furnishings; one of the suspicion of being connected with tho December first.
Everybody Invited to the Easter
The latest and mosL sensational Balk April 2nd, Parish-House. 309-tfc
finest locations on Crystal Lake, In plana for a reactionary putsch, it was
Like Mary. Apply to C. II. Crosby on announced in tho diet by -Minister of of all trick fun houses, the Catnpillnr,
- r a r r r r ..
was also at Hnvnnn, but all of the
Yumnor.
309-3tp the Interior Servering.
The Daily Herald. 15c per week.
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FOR
comfort and content is*evidenced
by many well to do people who'
SAVEP while young!
Don’t envy them, but follow
their example, you too, by saving
NOW, cab have comfort and "con
tent later on.
Get 4% Interest at Our Savings
rtment.
WANTED
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NEW FOOTWEAR FOR THE EASTER PARADE
White Canvas or Kid
KOUND
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RETURN OF THE CHAMPION JOY
SPREADER OF THE UNIVERSE
AN OUT-DOOft AMUSEMENT UNEQUAEED AND UNCHALLENGED
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NEW RIDING D E V lC lii
f u n h o u ses, a n d
TRICK RID
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tracts for the Great Toronto Exhibition, nil the bljf Canadian Fairs and Exhibitions, the State mtdThterritnte Fairs of the South, nnd all other Expositions of note. WHY? It has nil the lure of ft
a trail of high-class clean, wholesome amusements. Instructively educational and frivolity blended. Many features never before seen In Florida. SkllUal and dare-deviling nets that bewllderv daz<
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY^ MARCJil 24. 1923
t i
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iSsAi
GOLF
BOWLING
TENNIS
BOXING
BASE BALL
FOOT BALL
BASKET BALL
TRAP SHOOTING
to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o
to
to
Sherrod Smith
Bill Johnston
Wins a Regular
Richards* Jinx
Place on Staff
in Net Matches
CELERY SEED
to
to
to
to
to
to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o
LEFT TO GET BARGAINS
Sixty Arrested
x=raf w f » : a
m
By Belgian Patrols
In Ruhr Section
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AT THE ..... .
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S Imprisoned on Charge of Having
LAKELAND, March 21.—Contrary
ny VINCENT HIGIIARD8
to the belief in some quarters, Sher
Famous Tennis Star
Newspapers in Possession
/
Pat Moran now begins his weeding
rod Smith, secured front Brooklyn, is
Out from the west onch year em erg
out.
not to be used merely as a relief pitch
(Hr T tf A**rrlat#<I I’r r u )
ed William M. Johnston, Pacific coast
*—
er by Cleveland.
BUER, March 22.—Sixty persons
The first to go from the Orlando
champion.
The big left hander, who was waiv camp are Ainu ClnrW and Jim Him!- are reported to have bcen’nm 'sted by
“ Little Dill," ns ho Is familiarly
ed out of the National league, is grave, two rookie pitchers who hnvejDeigian patrols in Glndbnch and Bottknown, travels 3,000 miles across the
RICES slashed on auto
reckoned ns a regular by Speaker. been given their .unconditional release.
ros prisoned on charges of hnvlng In
continent every Bumemr ami never
supplies for two weeks
The leader of tho Indians feels th at
only I In the face of m rising
their possession copies o f newspapers
fails to leave the east without a “ bug
Smith will fill n long fe lt want' on
market, we offer you the m ost
Mike McTenguo hns accepted Car- published in unoccupied Germany the
P p p n U r <}< - I n . l i l t .
T h rtn r* ro v rv rfa !
full of titles” when he starts again
» h » it o f I l f b l r m t <11, L eo *. C *n t »
amazing prices on auto sup
the Cleveland ball club, a southpaw pentier's offer to fight but no decision
appearance of which was forbidden in
cuTfU in **r auwtiaa.
for Jam Angeles a fter n strenuous
plies ever offered in this city.
able to deliver.
has been arrived a t as to whether the the occupied area.
period of tournament piny.
These amazing bargains are
"There wasn’t n chance to send fight will bo in America or Ireland.
typical of tho big values we
There isn't a player in the tennis
offer during this sale. Other
Smith to the minors when Drooklyn
Fort
Meade
now
has
a
tennis
club.
game who is more popular today than
mcrchandire is rsduced in
Hoy Chittenden will represent San This club wnn started recently by n
asked for waivers,” said Speaker In
same proportion. Buy now—
Johnston. Ilia personality has a big
ford in the Stnt4 golf tournament at few tennis cnthulosU meeting and
discussing the case.
take advantage of these big
bearing in this regard, but when one
savings I
“The very mention of tho name of Jax next month. Dart llomdon will talking ‘Aie m atter over.
But last
sees Dill in action he never forgets his
Smith always took me back to the buy his golf hulls if he consents to go. week a representative crowd for Fort
Spark Plugs , « A *
per/ormnnee and always welcomes the
1920 world series nnd the trouble he 11. It. Stevens will buy him a new set Meade met and further discussed the
For *11Car*.
Fo**__
... 2 piM*cDo.inwtln<* X lV V
opportunity to get a second glimpse of
A
n l wS i
golf clubs if he ends up in ns good tennis idea nnd a tem porary election
made for us. I never saw better
the champion.- To my mind he is the
Rubber Step Plato
pitching than Smith put on display in nt fifth place nnd Ralph Stevens will of officers was effected.
toughest mnn to beat and he certainly
. F j t n he* r v . 6 m I H < in. iii«
buy him a new car if ho brings homo
that scries.
| j R ig id or / f i n 7 S t, 5 e fi /* f i« tm lg
is my enigma.
jgr was, nnd am convinced, that no first honors.
SALE PRICE
Never in- any regular tournament pitcher as good ns Smith was in 11)20,
Blowout Patches
314-in. lit* , 4 -ply f*hiie
have I been able to lower the Call* could lie ready for the minors, two
Slslor, who hns boon laid up with
r^ti w
p u r u i . uoiw*
fornlnn's colors, although three tim es years Inter. 1 refused to waive on illness announces that he will lie able
W*J*»r r * »
Piston Rings
toll! Ktorywhcro tar t J i
within the last two years I Came w ith Smith on the form he showed in the to join his club a t Shreveport, La., on
The law provides that “ If taxon up
F o r Ford*. S te p t u t . i w f r l a k i n f
g fn \j
in'an ace of heating him.
R e g tit or t>*/ f t / St,
p r / t r w / j ___________
big series, and 1 feel th a t l made a April 2nd or 3rd.
on
real
estate
shall
not
be
paid
liefore
In the national singles I beat him wjse move.
17 "Steering Wheel #*93
Cotter Pins
the first day of April of any year,
For Fori*. W*Ja*tTlai*h
in-the first two sets and needed only
Time for Sanford high baseball team
A 4JQQ ivj/ise fat o«/tr
S 9
"Sm ith is going to work regularly
D
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t
h
n
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r
m
t
w
l
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R e f u L r y U r I U ,$ * U p*tf*prr low
two points in the third and finui set nnd win n lot of hall games for me. to -get into action. Orlando is all set th o ,ta x collector shall ndvertise nnd
sill."
TAIL LIGHT
when he got started. He never stop He hns plenty of stuff, but best of'nll and their high school team beat KusTube Repair Outfits
This
|s*to
notify
.all
concerned
that
54 aq. l a ro b b e r, tu b e cem ent mud
ped .until he xyon the match.
has control, a fault, so prevalent with tis yesterday C to 4.
em ery pmper, Regular /* ri« 7 J r
the requirements of law will lie com
A tennis story of interest that is nil southpaws.”
Leather Fan Belts
plied
with,
nnd
the
tax
books
will
pos
told the rounds recalls our great hatThe latest dope hns it that San
• 6" Screw Driver
For Ford*. Hot QuaLi/ U tiir
itively
be
closed
on
April
first,
ns
F ff* ffflffl’t r i t P re v en t* hc*t»n§,
A
Site tela* fa*
ni*<U <4 6 a* | n u m i Steel
tto at Minneapolis. We were play to to to to to to to to to to ford, if she should have some baseball
A l ie Buta§ fer __ *
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provided
by
law,
nnd
all
lands
on
f»©I
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t
r
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m
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s
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h
ing in the finals of the northwestern to
t h • c A re p '' i r f o n J * " a n d I m s - g r a d * /*!»
to this summer, has another pitcher. which taxes have not been paid will lie
A tlas Valve. Lifters
Lav*'co Rim Tool
l o t r o r d i n a r i l y r a id a t c u t p r i e t t , H e t t y
championships nnd the day we clashed to
Mad* of be»t M*U**U< lion
to Young Thompson is the lad and hns advertised, and executions issued for.
F it* all vimik Q u ic.lt aclioia
mr l i s l e o ffe re d 1 d u r i n g t h i s a u le i t g u a r*
A *J« *>■!<«*/♦*
A
ta le r f a t %-t i j
mnd a nntne for himself at college.
was the hottest I ever remember.
, ; made
a n te e d hr i t q u a lity .
to
; Hee went to school nnd ployed on the unpa,tl I^raon.l property taxes.
We endured the first two sets but to
hi
same team that Joe Sewell did, the
JM J’ ] l ',,N K ,N S .
in the third we both dropped on our to
to
Tax Collector,
Forged (rom i
sam e'Sew ell th at is going big for
respective sides of the court, each to
Mndc r.frust proo f,
to
3-14-lOte
Semiqole
County, j
best grade of*
MJk-sUs Iron, ltnnd I
Cleveland.
fainting from sheer exhaustion. A fter
carbon s t e e l .
to to to to to to to to to to
Iloft K**jr liTcnjc,
Ttlrli
rJct* I p l i t f i
receiving n couple, of pnils full of
Highly nickel
H »l j.fntyf I#Tilth SHi
Etn)EC and it artiy.
NOTICE
A baseball park nnd just a fair
water, wc wore revived nnd continued
plated.
o
Now what you think of "Quincy
Notice is hereby given thoi a spec
^ )4 itu ltr P r ln , l i e
amount of push, would put a fairly
the match. Johnston won, ns he has
Adams Sawyer?"
good remi-pro club in the field to rep ial meeting of the stockholders of
in every match that we have played.
resent Sanford with but darned little the Bank of Oviedo will be held nt the
Much talk is now going tho rounds
It pleased some large crowds nt the cost. If-------------- .
banking house of said Bank of Oviedo,
nr. to Johnston's retiring. Personally Princess Inst night.
Florida, on the 2*»th day of March, A.'
1 thin kthnt Dill Jahnston will come
I). 1023, nt three o’clock p. nt., forj
cast each year to play in the big east
For quick results, try a want ad.
Just as big n crowd will he just ns
the purpose of considering the follow-!
ern tournaments ns long «s hr thinks pleased again tonight.
ing m atter: To increase the capital
thut he hus n chancti of winning the
We would say to the mnn, woman or
stuck of said Bank from Fifteen Thuu-;
national title.
child th a t is not a t the Princess toru s r 'JGMW'i r n r a /S i v>:
snnd Dollars 315,000.00) to Thirty
* *w. w—
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At any rntc, we enn ho sure that J-niphR thal il’s-your hard luck—you
14 I ill « l i t it
Thousand Dollars ’($30,0t».W), firtl/’tof
JoHnston will be with us again ■next will miss one of the best.
arrange for tho issuance thereof nnd
season and who can tell but wo will
the payment therefor, nnd -to consid
seo another battle between those two
An ordinance regulating the use of er such other m atters nnd transact
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hoy will see
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giants of the court, Tilden pnd John "Quincy Adams Sawyer" from tho street* of the City of Sanford, pro
such other business as may properly
ston.
best seats in the house tonight ns vides: “Section 1.—Thnt no automo come before said meeting.,
Osborne's guest*.
bile, motorcycle, or other vehicle shall
Dated this loth day of February,
be parked for the night on any of tho A. D. 1023,
And then we can look forw ard to n streets of the City of Sanford which •
HANly OF OVIEDO,
big week next week. A copy of the are paved with brick."
By D. G. Smith, President.
program will convince yon that some ’Section 5 of this ordinance also pro A ttest r
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, at thing good awaits tile movie fans all
vides a penalty not exceeding $250.00
T. L. Lingo, Cashier.
Gainesville, March 24.—The Gator
week.
for violation thereof.
2-17-o.n.\v.5tc
nquntic team will meet the Georgia\V. B. WILLIAMS,
Tech water splashers Saturday, Met).
i i i : -i *in'I I't* <m h t .” !itfi r.v rri
Florida legislators will bo asked by 309-310-312-c
City Manager. i \ J lt 111*
H I . « Mil l IT. IV l M l M ill
31 in their first homo appearance of the hoard of trade to prohibit the
t i i i : « tu v r v o r
the year. The 'Rotors recently r e shooting of fish or use of nets under
M.UIUIM. IN ('llA M K ill
i l ’ i i m ii M :itT ii.iz i:it w m t i i * . a
turned from a trip down the Enst any rm um stances in Highlands coun
<VriM.riilli.ii, Mimittnlioiut, %».
t„ iv. u ii.i.u 'i: it mi i > n : i , u u t i Coast on which they met tho Palm ty lakes, the board of governors de
i . ai i:. to- «»ifr. j a m s .........................
Reach and Miami Reach swimmers. cided and the secretary was instruct
U . U . U II.I.ACIl «( « h n r ln lle . V. I',
llrf i*n4nnt-.
While they lost both meets, the Palm ed to take steps to have the county’s
M i l ' l l i: III N O V -H I IslU H V r *
Ilcach affair by n 40 to 37 count nnd lakes re populated from tho govern
TO: W. u WAtJ-Al’K. uf CliarloUc.
the Miami Dench meet contest with ment hatcheries. Bass and pereh were
n t y Tax Books dose April 1, 1923,1 y ! ! ', , '! J
r. .uiir..l ami onh i-.-.i
the short end of n 38 to R score they suggested as the most desirable speci after which all
*,p
■l',i,,-l,r I**-f« • * -am ' |r
au taxes remaining u n - j!"
cu ll I n ot! ft liie l iiurt l . o i a c In hunnevertheless give much prom Iso of de mens.
paid will be collected by levy und sale furil, Mtiriilit mi lltn fir it Mnmtny 111
May. | «•;- |.< tnu tin- Till tlii> i f hi hi
veloping into n track tenm ero the
of the property upon which taxes arc nrnnili.
tin n uriil thiTe l 1* a n s w e r tinseason doses.
hill i.f <’<>ni|ilalnt illnl lipn-ln iiKalnst
delinquent.
yoitnu-lf anil »Uii-r», w l n - n l n Hie f*»1I$Dth Miami nnd I'nlm Bench num
ALFRED FOSTER,
iawfuir descril»*«| prop erty I* t*> tic siittl.
w it:
i
ber some of the best nmateur swim
City Tax Collector. t o -lOJli*
(U p t'l) pint Kit (G) llliick "P
mers of the country’ who are spending
nml
l^it*
On*
<
l) and T w o t:> Bloek
3-Jfi-till Apr. 1
By: E. HOY, I). C.
CORRECTED NOV. 1IT1I, 1922
"K.“ or Ilriiwn'ii milMlIvUInn o f Hi ck
the winter in Florida in order to keep
IlnminiM’lr. nceorilina to p la t tHerrnf
d u ly ri’i*i*nh ll il* till- r u lille lln ru n l* of
in trnining, and the 'Gators dofent In
South Douml
Hr-mlnnti- t’liitnty, Florida. In Honk of
The expiricnced molnrist lotlay Is rtir.ccmcj mn-lly about the »neehnn!c.il tlcslgn of tho car ho Intend*
roping with such talent does in no
I'lot* I tit p:iKn S3.
And
fall
n
u
t
p
r
l
s
e
said
lllll
w
ill
hr
way lessen their ability. In addition
T
Depart*
Arrive
lull i'll i n * --n(i-a*rd AKOlliNt you . to tin
to buy. Usoless tirnarncntalion has botn olir.tfnaloO frum the GRAY, but no expense hnn been r pared or
*
they wero severely handicapped by No. 83,..... .... 2:30 a.m,
f o H w c t l iiv n F in a l D w r o
2:40 a.m.
Property
owners
on
tho
streets
to
It I* fnrtlii-r u h l f f u l lliul till* Noltri*
the long automobile rule down the No. 27
8:40 a.m. be paved,-who w ant drive-ways to In*' puhllnht-d .III th e Hanford lli-rahl
no detail neglected In perfecting (he mechanism. T.:e rem arkable gasoline consumption record c tabone# r-arli w eek for four rnnarCUtlve
East Coast nnd were unnble to-swim No. 91..____ 1:18 p.m.
1:38 p.m. their property are requested to make w eek * .
two days prior to the first meet.
WITNI'K.-t My hand nnd tin- *o-al of
tished officially by the sanction of the American Automobile Association, by the Grny of 33.8 miles i«
3:20 p.m. written application to the engineer in
No. 89........... 2:55 p.m.
tn ld eourt thin 33rd day of .March, A. It.
Every effort is being ms lie to sched No. 85...... .... 0:55 p.m.
7:10 pjn. chnrge of the work, on the streets"be(H EAL)
K. A. P O U O L A a a
ule meets with tho Jacksonville "Y"
duo to its iplendid designing and fine engineering. As r e a r a straight lint? drive as is possible bas
C lerk Circuit t ’otirt,
fore the curb is laid.
and Jacksonville Red Cross for some
Hcmlnnle
C
ou
n
ty.
Florida
Northlmund
\S\ B. WILLIAMS,
Ivoen incortKiralcd in the GRAY. There is a minimum loss uf power from friction and conseqticnll) *
Hy A. M. Wi:UKH. 1*. C.
time during next month, either- in
r a e ll. Ill rrlnu.
303-Ctc
City Munngur. ItrSoolicito
Jacksonville or Gainccvillc. They nre
r
for
C
omplainant.
Departs
Arrive
smaller quantity uf gasoline is required to drive a given distance. The low first cost, low operating
3-21-oaw -tw
also booked to meet the Tampa "Y” No. 82. ......... 1:48 n.nt.
2:03 a.m.
I \ T H E t l l h I IT COl.’liT , SF.VF.NTII
men with the combat to take place No. 84.......__11:45 a.m.
J t ' l l t r l A I . C lfU H ’IT.
HKMIMU.I*.
12:05 p.m.
cost nnd reliable motor, these arc features that arc pleasing GRAY drivers. Many GRAY drivers tell
COUXiTV, FI.OIIIUA. I * CIIAM 'H HV
during the middle of April.
II. A. XVnrd, II, AV. Ilarnum nn*l C. A.
2:65 pjn.
No. B0......— 2:35 p.m.
V incent. «*.
The Tech affair will ho tho first ln- No. 92. ____ 4:00 p.m.
Notice Is hereby given th a t a bill
us they have spent, nothing in driving 3.000 miles except for gasoline and oil. Every GRA7 has m-4:05 p.m.
Annn XI. S u n d r y , A lb erto >1. Snixdry,
tcr-collegiato water meet over en No. 28............10:0 p.m.
will be introduced nt the 1023 session If t h Ina. and If rtrnd n an ln »l n il parltro
n lm litu Iotrreel* under A lb erto 31.
rhnniral features thnt assure big mileage. Its engine is so perfectly balanced, so finely machined
gaged in by the University of Floridn
jssY:.--5=::: t
of tho Florida legislature to prohibit dSntidry
n» hi Ir*. d eeU ee* . a r n o tr e * or
o th er elnlnuintn u n der bln* nml Cnrlluti
nnd marks a no weru for the water
seining
in
the
lakes,
rivers,
canals
rilliy Ilranrh
Hire. If 11%line, nml If dent! n an ln *t nil
throughout, that it gets the maximum power from gasoline. The car Is so well designed and has such
sports which have been increasing in
nnd stream s of Seminole county, also pnrtlr* elnlmlna ln lrre*l* u n d er t'nrl1
i*n
III#*
n*
h
elm
.
d
e
t
U
r
e
*
.
a
r
n
u
le
r
*
or
popularity w ith leaps and bounds dur
Arrive
Departs to rcgulato the catch and mean* cm o th e r rlntipnnt*jnndrr bln*.
frictionlcss bearing th a t a five-year-old child can roll the touring cor along the pavement. 1b|'*
ing the past jfew years.
ployed, nnd allt^provide penalty for * T o Ut# dofejiiJanls A n n a i t 8aw d«v.
7:00
a.m.
vNo.
700------A lb erto lx. Kawdey. If li v in g , and if
*Pdead a ll p artlm c la im in g I n t e r e s ts u n
easy o;«r*tjan, with its reserve power, assures economical operation lo it* ownef.
3:25 p.m. its violation.
xNo. 24....... der
A lb erto M. HttWiley. drernnrd, or
- y
----- * ■
—
j. Sanford Chamber of Commerce, ..tlierw
ln
lit
th
e
protierty
lirlow
dexNo.
2
5
....„
—
1:30
p.m.
J® :
Seminole County Fish & Game ,*crit|rd and Car|ltin Hire. If l i y ln g , and
xNo. 101___ __ 6:50 p.m.
If d ea d nil pnrtk ’H drtlinlna Interests
lllack Wntnuts English Walnuts
29I*-tfc
Protective Association.
unilor Carlton lllce. ilerenacd. o r other*
x—Daily, except Sunday,
'w ise In Ihe f o l lo w in g p ro p erty alt unto
In H m l i u d # County, Florida, d rirrlb ed
New Irish Potatoes
NOTICE!
a*
T h e Enst to n errs o f lit# B W t , nf the
Leesburg Branch
NtVV, of section 31, T o w n s h ip j l South
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
ItnncP
31 limit.
Hon. Hoard of G0UI,ty Commission-,
It l* hereby ordered that you and
Dcpnrts
Arrive
ers in and for Seminolo County, Fla., each o f you do ap p ear to the bill of.
Swiss Cheese
%
c o m p la in t herein tiled on the
th e 2nd day
xNo. 157 __ 3:55 p.m.
will ut n special meeting to bo held on of
*
A pril. A. U. IUJ3.
i
No.
21....2:50
jun.
«r
It
I*
further
ordered
tl
ia
r (Ii
Ct'» order
Monday,
March
2Gth,
A.'
D.
1923,
nt
New York Cheese
thee Hanw w o
u g a-a "SF
publlcnyTiVM*# puhltshed In th
Han A
7:00 a.m. 10 o'clock a. m. receive bids for tho of
xNo. 158........ ..
ford III r/ld, a liowspapfir publlnheil
llshtsj in x
fly
7:10 p.m. purchase by tho county of ono pair of H a n f o r d / Hi talnnlo County, Florida,
Georgia nnd Jones’ Dairy Farm No. 22........ ..
v ie
T
m ice a w eek , fu r e ig h t c o nisi er rcuultliv
mules, the county has n pair of mules weeks.
1
1
w
i
t
n
e
s
s
my
hand
and
seul
o
f
the
Oviedo Branch
to trade on tho pair to be punfhused, said C ircuit Court nt Bnufurd. Florida,
M3B6 i
Sau““S '
Departs whjch can bo neon n t the County Con till* Slid day o f F eb ru ary. A- }>- I93J.
. Arrlvo
/e
UIBALJ*
j
1* A- IKlUnLABft,
» vlct
xNo. 120...... — 7:45 pjn.
The board res«rrves. the
1
CHrk. cir%alt Court.
3:40 p.m. right to reject any or nlUfids.
xNo. 127..'
* 'j*
fty -A. M- W r e k s . D. C. g *
/ ’l O l ' i
>
,
Mft*s*y A VVarlow.
R. A. DOUGLASS.
I
SPOTLIGHT
P
SCHRADER
WIRE
IGAUGE
PROPERTY OWNERS,
TAKE NOTICE!
•
FOR THE
MOVIE FAN
6-Snch P liers
RADIATOR CAP
Smith
Corner First Street and Oak Avenue
NOTICE TO AUTOMO
BILE DRIVERS AND
OWNERS!
Sanford, Florida
’Gator Stars Meet Tech
at Gainesville, March 31
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS’
TRAIN SCHEDULE
NOTICE TO PROPER
TY OWNERS
i
NOTICE!
i
WM
ITfirhbi. «S
^
PHONE-305
IMP.
^ilfinlcpSipintyv Ir’IoNcl.'i. 1^
201 West First Street— —
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> •-;: .m -T sa m
1
_____
aa
m
n
*
./
a* m
Storage Facilities
U va pleas* you, (ell other*; If not,
tall ^a. . Phone 498
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
/
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
lanford, Fla.
B. W. HERNDON
INSURANCE AGENCY
FIRS-------- AUTO---------RONDS
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
FLORIDA
M ir
E -K -T -A -T -B
l.a ta
■Um
lav ratrarala
In .u rn n rr
Surety
Ilom ls
l.o a a a
m
T O A P P L Y lo one v o le fur each l l n r t ow ned by th e sa m o nnd atthscrlhed for the amuunt u m i n i u i i H H a n » n i i » i H H N i m a i u m m i i H
him.
oi sto ck set op p o site their names.
pathnt
Pcclion 4. The Hoard of Directors
In w itn e s s w h e r e o f I have hereunto
Notice la lirrebv given that the un- m ay provide for Ihe election or a p set my liatul nnd official real tills 21th
a lu m i| w ill apply to thn ilnvrriior pointm ent and for Hxlna the d u ties of day. of March A. D. 1923.
of the S tate of Florida mi th e it h ilnr • urh eth er officer* and a n n u s ns lliry
ORACH J. FOLSOM.
<>f April. A. I». 191.1. for l.cttcra P a t may deem advisable, nnd may make (HKAL)
ent, to ho I/ mi .-iI to IVcrlcaa P ern Oom- such rules and ta k e such nrthui not In Notary P ublic for th e S ta le of Florida
nt
larar.
■
t****)* upon the fo llo w in g Artlrlca of con sisten t w ith the d i a l l e r nnd by192*.
!iici-rpi>ratl«n at!<>ptc<|
the
H H p a pbyV R
I *ald com . . l a w s of Ihe corporation as I hey may My C om m ission ex p ir e s Dec. IS.309-ltr
|>any aa Ita prupoacd charter:
’deem a d v isab le for Ihe operation o f Us
:
PilOPOMKI) (HAirrr.it op
bualne**.
Article
VI.
Although the peak of the season has
Pi:i:iii.i:ae fkhx company
S e c t i o n , ! . T he nam es o f Ihe officer* not been reached nt Daytona, the fifty
The undersigned Ineorporatora here*
w
h
o
shall
*
remit
net
fhc
business
of
tho
Carda of Banford’a RrputI*V naanclata th em selves to g e t h e r fur
FROM THE TIME
the purpose o f forntlntf n corporation corporation until th o se arc n,mllM.il nr.d more apartm ent houses arc hous
ahla Profraiiooal Men, each
■
w
ho
sh
a
ll
he
elected
al
th
e
first
annual
» «P. .1 u n ,,,r l,ie lawa of th e S tate mcetltiK nf Ihe stock h old ers s r e ns ing more winter viititorh than ever
YOU ENTER ■
of ahom. In hie chosen pror Ptnrlda. and do hereby adopt the
■
fo
llo
w
s:
H.
Lee
Phillips,
President;
A
l
fo llo w in g Artlrlca of Incorporation:
before in the history of tho city, and
t***l°n the Herald recoin*
bert A. Folsom. Vice President, nnd
Article I.
our doors you sense a dc- JJ
S«*clmti I. Thr name* « f th is corpo- Jan ies A. CottluK. Hutjrclsry anil T r e a It in cxjyeeted that during the month
meuda to the people.
rttliin ■hall hr "PKKIlLHHrt FFIIIN surer.
lightfut atmosphere. Our J|
of
March
and
the
fir*t
week
of
Ap
A rticle VII.
OOMPANV” and Ita p rlm lp a l office
i
Heel Inn I. The hlMhrat amount of In ril, during which Daytona is accus
and place of hualttaaa ahall l»o at A lta,
informally arranged tables,
inonle Hprlngs. Sainlnole Pou n ty. PI*, d eb ted n es s or liab ility to which this tomed to welcome n rush of visitors
rhia. w ith power, to catahllah branch corpornilon can at any one time subject
our tastefully decorated £
o(Tirra and place* of business at other Itself sh all lie the sum o f tine Hundred hlth from the North and from Florida
rooms, nil conspire to help ■
poinia In the S tate of Florid* and In T h ousand D ollars It 100.090.00).
resorts farther south, the facilities of
ettrh other alatra and cou n tries ua It
Article VIIL
__
you enjoy the delicious ■
may deem necessary or advisable.
Section t. The corporate n i l of this hsrpitnlity nnd entertainment will be
A r t i c l e II.
Attomey-at-Law
corporal Inn sh all lu- an Imprint In-arj g g g i foodB that most appeal to
Section 1. Thn general nature o f the Inu th e w ord s "PI-HUl.lkHK FKItN taxed to the limit to accommodate
business to he tratiaartcd by the anhl COMPANY,"
all comer*.
— a, *
your eyes ns you select
Over Seminole Count? Bank
eorporallon shall he the carry Ins on of
A rticle IX.
a-grn rral nursery l . n - l u , -» and In runHcrthui.
1.
The
stock
h
old
ers
of
the
fhv
A ,
from our great variety.
IAN FORD -tFLORIDA ttecllott th erew ith to raise, produce, corporation shall adopt b y-law s tint
8
buy. sell. Import.•export mid trad e and
Inconsistent
w
ith
Its
c
lia
r
tir
'n
n
d
the
deal In sevda. shrubs. p r.u liW nicl f l o w ,
■
Soups
era of all kinds: to carry on ami eon* la w s nt the Htate o f Florida, for Ihe
Cream of Chicken Soup
duet nny and nil kinds of ntirlrullural ao v ern m en t of Us officer* and the b y
GRAND OPENING OF
and horticultural operation* and g e n la w s llrsl adopted shall be adopted by
■
Roasts
the
v
o
le
of
the
m
ajority
of
all
shares
erally to produce and trade In any
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
an 1 all kinds o f produce of the soil, to of tin- com m on slock , slid may hr
a
Roast Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing
amended
In
such
m
anner
ns
may
be
raise, buy. sell mid o th erw ise trade
provided
In
said
b
y-la
w
s.
Baked
I’remium
Ham,
Prime
Ribs
of
Reef
and deal In live stock uf. nny kind, to
Flrat'National Dank Building
Article X.
manufacture, buy. sell and trade In
Leg of Pork, Applo Sauce
SANFORD
FLORIDA m erehendlse of all kinds; to Issue Its * Hectlun 1. Till’ nam es and residences
Entrees
bonds for nny o f the purposes o f the of th e subscribers nnd th e amount of
company and to srrure the sam e In any stork subscribed by each arc us f o l
Chicken
Fricnsee
with Rice
■
low
s:
K.
Lee
Phillips.
of
Altam
onte
manner permitted by law; to purchase,
„
lease or o th erw ise nri|tilre real prop Hprlnks. Florida, tine llu u-ti-d Hlinrrs;
Pounded Steak, Country Gravy
■*
307
EAST
FIRST
STREET
erty; to purrhase. sciiulre. hold and Jam es A. Coillmt. of W inter Park.
Asparagus Tips on Toast
disp ose ,.f any and all trademark*, Florida, N ln ety-F Ive H h a t.s. Allo-rt
trade names. Inventions or processes A Folsom o f W inter Park. Florida.
Macaroni witlt CheeseI
•retired tinder Letters of I'jitent of th e F ive Shares, all of said s jl.scrlptloa
P
u
lled
Htrites and e l s e w h e r e , t o d o a l l helnit com m on slock.
Fish
LAWYER
T he foreRiilnff A rticles c f Incorpora
IhltiiTS
h erein
set
forth
ns
fully
Fried
Shad
Roo with Bacon
tion
wo
su
hscrlb*
th
is
nt.li
day
of
ns any natural person might or
— Court House! rould
I no;
do; to have officers and aKenls March A. I> 19*3., and d o hereby suli- We carry the largest diamond line in
Vegetables
to conduct Its b u sin ess In nay place scribe earh fur llie nninutit of common
Creamed Cauliflower
New Beets String Beans Spinach
In the State of Florida amt • Is. « litre, slock set op p osite our restn-illvn slir- '.he city. Some upccials for the next
and generally to enjoy ami exercise all natures.
Desserts
.
f j aa Examined
Glasses Deal fried * f the rights, p ow ers and p rivileges H, I.KK l “l 111.1,11'H ..
loo shares | ten day* in Diamond*, Wntchea, Jew
AShares elry, Cut G!n»*, Hand-painted Chinn,
Fruit Sherbet
\
Infill* nt to corporall<mN for itmfU uti* AI.IIHItT A FHI Jit*M
JA.MHH \ t*(tTTINH
3i Hhlires
il«*r the laWM o f Ilif Hint* of Florida.
Pies
Silverware, etc. Below we nrc quot
HTATI-: t IF FjA iltlD A
Article III.
Section I. The nuihnrlitcit amount of Ctll'NTV i »F UllANOK
Blueberry; Apple, Cocoanut Custard, Pumpkin, Raisin
i>n th is day personally npprared b e ing Rome special bargain*.
the ranllnl slo ck of this corporation
Custards
Mia 11 M T w o lltindrcil ThoutMtuI I >ol * fore m e H le e Phillips. Albert A. F o l
Optician-Optometrist
ffirx I Itnn.OOrtOO) of which Iht- total som and Jam es A. ColtltiK to me w e ll
GENUINE
DIAMONDS
n
Cup
Custard,
Orange
Merrangc
Custard, GrapeTNut Custnrd
of One Hundred Thousand Hol kn ow n in be ih e person* described In
Bait Flrat Street Sanford, Flo. corn
Beverages
lars It 190.009.00) shall
In- common nnd w h o siKtieil l ho fiircffotim articles lfi Genuine Diamond Ring*, original £
I’KKItH'.HH
slo ck , lb*' said common slock hi-lnu d i of Incoriiornllon of tho
Hot Tea
ColTce
Sweet Milk
vided Into one thou-atid tl.ooii) shares, FKItN COMPANY, nnd aeklm wlrd*cd price $35.00 to $50.00. Special price— ■ Iced Ten
nil of the par va lu e o f One Hundred before me that they sev erally slsn ctl
Dollar* t.'inii on) per share; the remain■■■■■3RBan.sH aaaaasinRBaRaaEaBBRD aaH aH aH aH aaaaaBM aaBaaH
Iin- One Hundred Thousand Dollars
t Sloo.non O0) of th e total ntilhorltcd
ARCHITECT
'4-K. Blue White Diamond King, orig i i i i K n u a i D R B i i i n i i i B i a i i i n a i n E i B i i a i B i i i i a n i i n i n K a B i a i
capital slock shall he ten l l o ) p e r eenl
cum u lative p r i f i r r . d
stock, divided
inal price $175.00. Special price —
liilii oin t D■•u on ml tl.ono) shares pro
a
Room 7. Miller IUdf.
vided howreirr. Hint nl no lino slmll
a
preferred
stock
l*e
Issued
to
a
to
tal)
a
tANFORD
FLORIDA amount to ex m ed tw o Hilr.it I t ) ) o|
Ih- act uni capital puld In In rash or I
'4-K. Blue White Diamond Ring, o rig -'
I pro|u rl)
OP
IX T K X T IO X
Lu-Beth Cafeteria
George A. DeCottes
S
FRED R. WILSON
...THE...
Diamond
ICHELLE MAINES
llu aln ra a
C hance.
Main Offlc*
$22.50 Each
r
W. J. THIGPEN
Heal Estate
$110.50
n
F-t Fa
: EAST SANFORD
n
m iq h
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D .llnrt and party
of friends were on n motor trip to
Umatilla, Inverness nnd other points
last week. They are leaving shortly
or a motor trip to Hot Springs, Ark.,
to be absent for sqmc time.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferry Anthony nnd
children nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. I.eon Pur
vis, drove to Ocala Tuesday for the
d»y in the Anthony car.
*
Argcl Cameron and bride have gone
to housekeeping at Cocoa.
Mrs. M argaret McCowen arrived
here Saturday lost frqm Brooklyn, N.
V., for a visit of somo length with
her sister Mrs. A. Corpany.
Mr. mid Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Cleve
land, Ohio, were visitors nt the Ells
worth homo last Thursday.
They
»fre enroute from SL Petersburg
where they spent the winter to Miami
for a month's stay.
A. I). Commons? of Stone Island,
with his guests, Messrs. G. S. Mc[C«br, of Philadelphia, and T. W.
| Nrston, of Atlanta, was out here
Wednesday admiring the celery and
°fher crops.
favors, lunch, vaudeville, Easter
Wl. April 2nd, Parish House. 302-tfc
Directs Rescue of Refugee*
Mis* Paulino Allen of Boston, di^ t * rescue of 000 Greek refugees
from burning building In Bosphorus.
The Daily Herald, 16c per week.
Electric Curling Iron
FREE
MARCH 3IST WE WILL GIVE
AWAY AN
Electric
Curling Iron
I G** » tic k e t with each e#*h p u rch a se
| f B ve g a ll o n s HIGH TEST GASO•INB, g o o d f o r a chance on
thla
i C«H«g Icon.
i . Tv
Better Tires for leas Money
F. P. BINES ;
A5 PslawCto Arc,----- -Phona \8 t J
I
It.- 1*4.ill'
il.
Publishing Company, of Philadelphia, I" ■ I
.\f ll c lr
which gives them training in sales
Fti'ili n l Tliy tituUnr** of ihl* cqrpore*Util
!•**
l»>* n
manship, nnd a t the same time pro
t.f mil I
t ha n f
<3) it»r inure
vides them wit ha method for earning Hutu rf\fiit 171 iUi«ci4in» Hint hr n
r*r«'8l-Ifnt. Vice l ,rimldi*nt. Hrcrrtnry
this money through securing subscrip, ami
Tri u*ur« r. The l*r« Kl im t
V
tions for the Ladies' Home Journal I’rcMlihnt y*Viii 11 l»r tnrfiilirrs of tl»©
of IMrrrtora
outside of school hours this week. * jtM.inl
hVrlloti 2- Tho li.tnnl
IMneior*
nhall
Itr
olrrli-d mintittlb «i n mrrtlnif
This course has been conducted thru
of tin* ■tiH’khohlrr* t•» hr h«*lil on tin*
more than 0,000 schools and has the Hrpi Momlav nf Jnttimrv nf ntrh y«‘iir.
lti«- r rru h lm l. Vlrr I*«p^ltlml. S* «*•
endorsement of some of the country’s nml
r*-t:ir\ iitul Tri’im urff ph«ll !••• itiiniml*
n
l<ading educators and foremost busi \s , i* . i . ,1 h) Hu- lloar.I *.f I
r)m8«*n fNili > m r ;il
on»*iit»$; *»f.tl»*
ness men.
IMrrelorn in In- In Id a n n u a lb linm*‘«llfolloWlliK (hr *.tld utiliunl ■liM’k*
II. A. C. Smith, vocational director nt«.|y
ImltlT**’ iiti'MInir Thr t.rrirvs «*f Hrr.
for this district, delivered n very in rrtury nml Trr»unrrr nniy !»«• held (»>'
nn*l (lu* Mitif person.
teresting lecture to the students, ex Hrrtlnn
2. Thr time, plftce nnd manner
plaining the present-day need for a of * J1i iik n irriln as «»f nliwhhnhifrp mid
director* Ollier Ihan the annual nu-.-lknowledge of salesmanship nnd giving tnu shall he Ox.-d by Ihe by-law* of
I lit* -aid rofporiUliifi, mid (h r r lrrllo n
the principles of selling. He followed Ml
|hr flfmril Off IMrrrlon* «H»1I hi* h>‘
this with a little two-net pnly: “ How hMllfd. rAch stockhiddar hvlmc *millt*u
Not to Sell" nnd "How to Sell." Some
very worth-while instruction in sales
manship was gained, which is to be
followed up by the s'.ndcnta in their
practical sales work this week.
The school Is divided into two
teams, the Pinks with Miss Maude
Carraway, us lender, nnd the Whites
with Bill Moye ns lender.
Silver pencils will he awarded by
the school to the hoys nud girls mak
ing the best record in salesmanship.
Keen rivalry has developed between
the opposing sides.
$52.75
Here’s a Business for
Sanford
noon
i - oii
$6,000 to $12,000 Yearly!
An Insurance man In Huulli Caro
lina. a farm er In Wisconsin, a Jiulchrr, In Minnesota, othera all o v e r thn
If , h.—these men w anted t o o w n a
real money-maklttK buslnesa. KlneIrlk-Maid |lnk« Shops u nve them
ihc-lr opportunity. Today th e y and
many oilier* ow n their ow n p r o s
perous Kleclrlk-Mnlil llakn Shops,
without h a v in g k n o w n a th in g about
the bakery- b u sin ess before. You
hav* the sam e ch an ce .rl*h t her*.
A caah b u sin ess: no Charge*; no
deliveries. V o*r praSIs In 4Be
every night. Kvcryone - J o e*t* •«
a cu sto m er..U u s ln es# goo.! a ll y ea r
round. We su pply all equipm ent
in fo rm a tio n .
Write or Wire Today
for full particular*! Act now to ob
tain exejusivo rights in Sanford.
Elcctrik-Mnid Bake Shops
m i Cedar ML
You will find that our
bread is just right.
The tastiness of it will
make your appetite, sit
up and take notice and
the weight of it Will
make you ffeel that
you’re getting the
food-value of y o u r
money. It’s important
that you' should re
member the name ‘of
our bread and that you
impress it upon the
grocerynian.
sa
CUT GLASS
100 assorted pieces of Cut Gins* forj
card parties nnd gift* to be given
away. Original price $2.25. Special \
pi ices, while they Inst—
MY SHOE HOSPITAL
is headquarters for host re
pair work.------ ‘‘See Me First”
Men's Half
Holes
....... r
Ladies’ Half
Soles
Children's Half
Soles ........
50C
Misses Half
HCSoles ............. - ............. I t l L
Goodyear '/j RubFyO p
her Heels
dU u
Tight Edge Rubber ......
75c
40c
Men's Leather
/lO p
Ladies' French Heels,
Level ........t................... uOL
Ladies’ C o m m o n -Sunse 1
and Cuban Heels, level t lt ll;
A. E. DOBBINS
No. 325 Sanford Avenue
Opp Seminole Meat Market
a
$1.00 Each
ROGERS
1817
a
20 pieces in chest, 1817 Silverware, a
• i .price—
i
'*■
original price $28.75 , special
N
$19.75
We carry Community, S tirling, 1881 i aa
Rogers Silverware at reduced prices. a
WATCHES—Hamilton, Howard. Wal-!
tiiam, Elgin
M i - L a d y ’s S h o p p e i
P. WEINBERG. Proprietor
a
a
B
i
A r e Y o u G o in g
t o B u ild o r
a ir
My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you
a cent!
BIRD’S ROOFS—A roof for every building
l Tel. 137-W.
Just
Address, 911 Elm Avenue
laaaai
LARGE SHIPMENT OF
*‘
K *
'
REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS
AND COOLER STANDS
WILL PUT THEM ON DISPLAY AT THE SALE
PniC E UNTIL MARCH 31ST
£
U a
APPLES, BANANAS, TOMATOES, IRISH
POTATOES and TANGERINES
Apples sold by peck or bushel; Bananas by dozen or hunch;
Tomutncs by crate nhd basket; Potatoes by peck or bushel;
Tangerines by dozen or crate. Cheap prices, on track near
Express office.
s
FLORIDA
SA NFO RD
THE DIAMOND
PALACE
307 East First Street
The Pre-Easter presentation of the Spring
a pel Summer Modes for Sports, for
Street and for Dress,
Exclusiveness
'
7 to 21 Jewels nt Reduced Prices.
Rrnerlct WRIST WATCHES, White
Gold, Swiss nnd American make*.
Rectangular, Tonneau model*. We
carry an elegant line in Bracelet
Wntchc*, the well guaranteed watch,
"IJULOVA", 15 nnd 17 jewel* with
speciul reduced prices.
ONE CAR LOAD O.F
3 RIGHT
The Daily Herald, 15c per week.
:
:
inal price $87.50. Special price—
'
SANFORD MACHINE High School Students
'Will Earn Money
COMPANY
For Their Equipment
Ha h t M ^
m am
ill
DR. J. T. DENTON
n
. -tti
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt D.
STEWART The Florist
h
1
SI
2? ■ ’aM
s
Which Opens its Doors
THURSDAY, MCH. 22
.1* ct tot, ; jtlirli p r e f e r r e d s t o c k Is
Sip d *l'o!l lie e n t i t l e d t o p i i o i i t , n v • r o i l r o i n n i o i i s t o c k In t h e • l l s t r l l - i i l l o n
••I d i v i d e n d s ii|i t o Hie niio'Uiil o f t i n !
M C i a n t IIR A I.T T C O M PA N Y
I i l o t p er r e n t , a n n u a l l y o n o i l s u c h tire. '
) 1 . 1 1 , 1 .- o . - k l.tsuetl. toil .It
tl • 11m e j
lA B I'U ltD IN V R S T M R N T COMPANY
FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE sti.i i| it 11 tile n i l s h e p a i d u p o n p r e f e r r e d I
r k o a a 4H
10 1-N M n e n u l l a A i r .
si n t . In e x c e s s o f ( e l l t i n ) p e r c e n t i
n iin uaU i.
S. . i t ' l l a. Hindi p r e f e r r e d s l o c k m a y
s n S j e c l In r e d e m p t i o n a t it t
Ilex. 205-I'linnrs-OITIce 2 7 1 I|.. i st-piili
l o a n |i.ir. Inn a t s u c h l i m e a n d u p - |
o n -ni.'li t e r m s a s m a y f r o m I tin e l o j
t i n e in i l e i c i m i n e d h> . t h e D i r e c t o r s t
Cut Flower*-------------- Floral Pcsigntt
and e \ p i e - , o d In t h e c e r t i f i c a t e s • v l■
1 - U ' t l 1- o uch p r e f e r r e d s l o c k T i n t i m e
Annual and Ornamental I’lants
I'll YSICIAN-SURGKON
, 1.1 ' III r.Vll I- s It it 11 lie p n v s l i l e u p o n
p n ferre 1- slo c k
in At lie lix eil f r o m i
-R h o n e 2G0-W
814.Myrtle Ate.Rooms 200-21)7-208 Mclsch Building , i , t , i i in,, to Ik. d i r e c t o r s a n d m a y '
I.,
c
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p
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d
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s
u
ch c e r lltic a te s Such
— ^>S»
■is ■
e - r«l l t r ' l e s • u til p r o v t d w - f o r p .iyrt o n l s
• i | n Id* id-, tlo -r e ii n o t l e s s t h a n o n c e
i i . i - t y l . r f r r i it tl V d 1VIII e n d s s h a l l lo
s i t o p a r t - i p a i d t<> t h e c o m m o n s t o c k
to-lit. : s Hai ti s t o c k h o l d e r s l m l l h r • n - |
tin . ,| (o o n e l i > v o t e nt n il m e e t i n g s o f |
the* - t o e ! ,h o ld e r s o f th e c o m p a n y for
i nch slie r e o f c o m m o n s lo c k held by [
General Machine and Boiler
h i m . T*o p r o f i t red s l o c k s l l u l l n o t tic
e l i M t l . d I i Hitt t o t e .
Works
ltcil c a p i
The students of Sanford High t a l s l oHcokn tt f TUshee ctoomt apl a nn tyi,l hlionr th
iireferCylinder Grinding
School hnvo chosen n business-like r. I a n d c o m m o n , ut* n n y |mr« i h r r . o f ,
n r . ) hi pnlil f o r In e i t h e r c a s h o r p r n p Automobile Repairs
method of earning money with which ,
l ....... .......... r v t r c S at n Just valtt*
t o h o IIx*'il b y tin- I n c n r i i o r a t n r s
Acetylene Welding
to purchnro athletic equipment which ao it lull
io i n . I k r t e t o r . t nl a n n i i l n K c a l l the
school
wants
very
much.
‘
rd
for
si n h p iirte is .-s
Phone 62---------- Sanford, Florida
A r l l c l c 11 .
They have launched the course in
,, i T i n i * i nr Mo n l i l i l , t h i s
salesmanship provided by The- C urtis r 1 , 1 r.i- o n • • il l e x i s t s h a l l lo- p i r V ra p trif
lla.ln ra *
••ta
n
-'
A. P. Connelly & Sons ELTON J. MOUGHTON
K a l a b t t a h f d 1BOH
n-R -a-t.
PAGE SEVEN
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
Quick Service Transfer
Farm*
ra > lm p r a r r 4 land
*> •\.y,r f fiW I;
:'r " k*■?iy5B H
ro il LUTTFiia
Ton can find Ihe name of
»T«ry ll»o IJualneiui Mon
In Sanford la tbl* Column
•ach day.
SANFORD
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1923
NOTICU
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
117 C ommercial
. r .. ty f t l
I
ond ho didn’t wnit till it
started to rain, either. Ilad
ho waited tilftho railroads
wero a foot under water,
lumber prices would havo
been prohibitive, and where
would you be today? Tho
,,"v - J * ’
moral of this is, Seo your
Arkitect quick; get your plans ready and start
building -now. We have tho lumber, otc., ond
prices, like the quality, aro attractive.
HILL LUMBER
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CHAUTAUQUA, SANFORD, FIVE DAYS, MARCH 31 TO APRIL 5
IN THE H E A R T OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME III.
NUMIIER 308
SANEORfy FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923
I p
Carlot Shipments Reported for Thurs
day, .March 22mlj
Florida—Sanford section.
..... 7f
Florida—Tampa Section\_..l........ 1
Florida—by lioat, H3 crates
Conveys the Felicitations and Good Fellowship of
Dominion of Canada
.
SPRING FLOOD W ILL INUN
DATE VAST TERRITORY,
CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE
Racked Up Water in Slowly Ills
RETIREM ENT W ITHOUT MEDAl.S
ini; and Hub Caused one
OF SERGEANT WHO HOLDS
Death
*
N IN E DISCHARGES
. I Hr Tkr Aiiiii-lilfil 1'rra-i
SIOUX CITY, March €8.— Held by
an ice gorge (Ivo to alx miles long at
Brassfleld’n Island south o f. here the
spring Hood waters of the Missouri
river todny threatened to sweep thru
parts of this city unless the jam is
broken. So* far the backed up water
which is slowly rising has caused one
deaths Several others persons me re
ported- drowned and hundreds of live
stock, implements and dwellings have
been carried away.
The property damage is estimated
in excess of $100,000. As men attemptid to break the water harrier, warn
ings were sent out to all residents
•outh of the gorge to adamlon their
homes. Many have already departed.
Wrestling Match at
Lake Mary Was Rest
Ever Seen in Seminole
I l l * T h r A * a ,» r l n t r i l l ' r r . « l
WASHINGTON, March 22.— Army
ordcra todny revealed the retirement
without inedaU of Technical Sergeant
Levi E. Folk, who* holds nine honor
able discharges and whose twenty-live
years service with the army was rat
ed “ excellent.” Summary-of the ser
geant’s services furnished by Surgeon
General of the army shows while he
failed rn distinguished service eross
in any of several wants he served
through his returd one "o f heroic
achievement." Willi Walter Reed,
JURY TO DFCIDF
IN THK FOSTKR
COMMUNIST ( ’ASK
The hig hnndicnp wrestling match
thnt took plore nt the Skating Acndel.y at Lake Mary last night was one
of the best thut has ever been w it
nessed in Seminole county.
The
luting Michigan's syndi.-.tlibiii law by
mnlrh was ns follows: Ralph King, a: sernbting with the nnlionnl Com
light heavyweight ejmtnpion of the munist convention Let Aui.ii-t. niu#i
middle west ngred to pin oath man*# fine* a jury‘» decision, ns to whether
shoulders to the mat within a set he shall go free or serve.ten years in
time of 30 minutes, the men that pri son or pay a flpe o f $.'>,000, or pos
wrestled the professional were all sibly both.
home town boys and they were excep
Judge Charles White yesterday ov
tionally good: lice Cruise, Collie Big erruled a motion by Frank 1*. Walsh,
ger# and E. R. Kelly. Cruise was the thief counsel for Foster, that the court
first man to tackle King nnd he stay direct the jury to return a verdict of
ed with the champion for K minutes ; acquittal.
and 5 seconds, then entne Kelly who
Mr. Walsh, submitted nrgurmnt that
waded into the pro like a submarine. mi rase had been proved again#! Fo>King had n real tussle fyr the time ter. He also riled court i!**ii-ion in
that it took him to throw Kelly which . Mulligan nnd Kansas easts t" sustain
was 2 minute# and 25 seconds; then l his position, hut judge White held
came the best on the program, the thnt there, was no similarity between
town's fnvorite, Collie Bigger#, ami the legal literature nnd the present
Collie was there with the goods when trial.
It comes to tackling n man who out
The court also held that he could
weighed him by about 30 pounds. He not pass on tin* constitutionality of
gave King a hot time as Collie is as Michigan law against syndicalism
quivk ns lightning ami the champion and thnt for the purpose he would dehad to* go after it hard. Collie '.'rig- * clan* it constitutional.
Mr. Walsh made hi* motion imme
pled out of about three holds that
looked as though it would lie fatal for diately after the state rested.Tlu* defense declined to state to
him, when finally King got a chest
scissons on Collie and pinned
hi# day who witne. ses might Ik*.
In his motion for u directed verd
shoulders to the mat.. The totnl time
of this fall was about 11 minutes. The ict acquitting Foster, Mr. Walsh rais
ciowd all enjoyed tho match very ed the objection nmong others that the
r.iucli nnd every one said that this criminal syndicalism law constitutes
was one of the cleanest matches over an abridgement o f free speech, nml
of free assemblage, nnd that the pro
staged in this settion.
The next match will be between secution is in violation of the "Duo
King and the champion of Florida, n process of law" because the syndicalMr. Ross, who has challenged King
for a match. This match will be ex
ceptionally good ns you will see pro
fessionals battle against each other
for a fall. This mutch will take place
about April 2nd nnd will be staged nt
Lake Mary Skating Academy.
Autos Parking on
The Streets at Night
There hart been several complaints
tnndc of the parking of cam on the
*trecta after midnight nnd some of
the cars are left there nil night. This j
b very hard on tho city ns many ac
cidents have occdrrod by motorists
ranning into theso cars thnt are park
ed for tho night on the streets. There
is no law that will prohibit this hut
it makes it very difficult for the
*ltw t to bo watered nml cleaned off
as they should be during the night.’
Chief of Palico Killebrew is appeal
ing to thos^who park their car# on
the streets for the whole night nml
wi»hes you to plcaso try ami park
your car o ff tho main streets for tho
whole night os this will help tho
•tract workers considerably nnd also
Prevent so many accidents from oc
curring by tho ramming o f cars.
Private Secretary
For Purnell Tes
tifies at Trial
,|tr Tkr A■•oelalril I'rm l
GRAND KAt'lljH, Mnrch 23.— Admission during cross examination
thnt she “ might tobo behind the Imrs"
for r.cta in behalf o f the Irsaelite
House of David marked the testimo
ny of Esther Mansell, for flfteen
years private secretary to Benjamin
Purnell, heail of the cult, in a suit instltuted by her parents-in-law against
PurnciJ.
•
Defends Calling Off Strike
Head of United Textile workers de
fend* calilng off of strike In Fall Ri
ver, Maas., cloth mills until canvass
Daily Herald on sala nt Joe's Smoko o f organized operative.: is completed.
House, Mobley's Drug Store nnd
The Daily Herald. 15c per week,
Hunt's Pharmacy.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fir.., March 23.
—The principles of the* Rotarinn
movement* require of the individual
that he "observe the snme moral
standards In his business relationships
tv* lie does in bis social relationships,
R Jeffrey Lydlatt, o f Calgary, Albcr.
to, Canada, told the nniiunl conven
tion of the Flurida-Gcorgia district
Itotnry International here today. Mr.
Lydiutt is n director of the. internat
ional Kntrry organization. One of the
objects of the movement, he declared,
ii to further th<5 “ group interpreta
tion" of principles and business eth
ics.
"I feel especially grateful ftir tin*
good fortune which enables mo to vis•t my fellow Itoturinns, on this side* of
the international boundary line, which,
than); 'God, is only an imaginary
line,” Mr. I.ydiatt said, "Right here
may I lie permitted to convey to you
the felicitation# and cordial greetings
<.f the good fellows in the Dominion
ii! (V,inula and Britain'. oldest col
ony, the island of New Forindlund.
"I ciime to you today as the ropre-
where moral obligations are concern
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Shipping* Point Information for Thorn*
day, Mnrrh 22nd:
SANFORD, FLA.:
Warm, clear.
Untiling* heavy, demand and move
ment slow, market steady.I Carload*
‘f. o. b. usual terms: 10 inch crates
Golden Hcif-binnehing ■1-0 do*. stalks
in the rough $1.50-$LC0, New French DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE W ll.l
strain 4-fl do*. stalks In the rough,
MAKE IN tH 'lllY INTO THE
$1.35-$1.50, mostly around $1.40.
MATTER
"Kvory business man, whether he Is
n Rotarian or not, owes ilefinite re•spoiisibility Ho hi# own line of busi
ness und whether he chooses to admit
it or not he dtn rest assured the pub
lic, with whom rests the final verdict,
will establish its own conclusions ac
cording to the way In which the busi
ness or profession makes a public de
claration of its business standards or Total carlot shipments from San
ford this season to date .
practices. Hence, there lias come into
Total
carlot shipments from Mnn
existence in ever increasing numbers
nice tin's season to date
of late what are generally termed
craft organizations und many of Total carlot shipment# from San
ford last season to dute.......
the mhnve accepted and udopled whtit
Total
carlot shipments front Mail'
are known ns codes of correct busi
ntcc
Inst season to dato... .
ness ’practice. These codes indicate
to tin' public the ethical principles for
which the business’ or profession [Telegraphic Report# from Important
Market#
stunds ami gives the h**s scrupulous
' PITTSBURGH: 50, raining. One
member* something to live up to or be
-California, ! Florida nrrived, III car#
commercially ostracised.
or. track including broken. Opening
Friday: Supplies liberal, demand mid
moveiiuT.t very slow, market sternly.
|riorida, 10 inch crates Golden SclfL'laiichiiii; and New Fremh Strain .‘I-1*
, doz. t.lalk* $2.50-$2.<j5, poorer a# low
as $2.21; 7-lu doz. stalks $2.fl0-$2.;»0,
poorer us low a:i $1.0(1.
CHICAGO: 32; cloudy. IT. Flori-,
|«‘p arrived. 52 cars on traek including
11uken. Supplies liberal, demand and
movement moderate, market steady.
'Florida, 10 inch crate# I'early While
doz. stalks $2.75-$3.00; 8 doz.
■talks $2.5tl.$2.75; Golden Self-hlunebmg 1-15 doz. stalks $2.5ti-$2.75, mostly
#2.7A, New Fmieii Strain 4-0 doz.
' lull:# $2.25-$2.50; 8 dor. stalks $2.00;
2'r and 2 dc;Z. stalks $2.00 $2.23. Cal
ifornia, crates*in the rough $5.0(1-$G.7iU
—San Diego district mostly around
•>0.00.
CLEVELAND: 37, cloudy. No ar
rivals. 4 enr# on track including
i broken. Supplies liberal, demand and
, movement good, market steady, no
thange in prices. Florida, 10 inch
<fide# it\ tin* rough various varieties,
. do*, stall... *2.2.->; 4 dor., stalks $2.25-*2. id; •'» dor. -talks $2, ID-$2.5U; 8 doz.
stalk# $2,40-|2.50.
CINC IN N ATI: 38, ruining.
Four
: Florida nrrived, 18 enr# on track in
cluding broken. Supplies heavy, de
maud *«nd movement slow, market
dull. Florida, Ul Inch crates various
varieties in tlie rought 1-0 doz. stalks
DETROIT: 30, cloudy. No carlot
(iirivals, IP cars on track including
broken. Supplies liberal, demand and
movement light, market steady. Flor
ida, 10 inch crates Golden Self-blanch
ing* and New French Strain 4-0 doz.
stalks mostly $2.B0-|2.75, poorer $2-
Ill, The Aaaoclnlrd I'rcwl
WASHINGTON, .March 2.1.—Char
ge* that there is n conspiracy in the
sugar trade to raise price.! were said
at de]>artinent of justice to he suffi
cient in gravity to warrant a prelim
inary inquiry by federal government'*
legal officers. A Conference was ar
ranged between acting Attorney Gen
eral Seymour and Secretary Hoover
with a view to joint action.
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WASHINGTON. March 2-1.— An or
der wa * ii.Miril by the Interstate rummere** commission today requiring all
railroads to report by May I. their
earnings during 1U22, and la pay ov
er to the government under the trans
portation r-et, one half iho amount by
which such corning.,* exceed six per
cent return on the value of their inve tment. So far practically no piryineuts have Ik-cii made under the law
requiring the return o f excess earn-
MASK!) ON AMERICAN pfNANCIAL CO-OPERATION
AS I1EKORE OUTLINED
Of International Chamber ’ i
Cnmemrce in Rome, Hears
From- Fred Kent on Subject
I nr Thr Aa.urlntrd I’ rraat
WASHINGTON. March 2.1.—The
proposal of European business men
to work out plans for the reparation#
settlement based on .the American
financial cooperation, was today laid
before delegates to the accond meet
ing of the international chamber of
commerce in Rome, by Fred L. Kent,
vice president of the Hanker* Trust
Co. of New York and a mcmlter of
the American delegation. Coupled
with the proposal wa« the assertion
by Kent that there was a “ great wait
ing group" in the United Slates ready
to support such a move before the
American piddle. The American hank
er uige# his European Colleagues to
Itegiii wink immediately.
Rum Runners
Anchor ()(T Coast
of Rhode Island
YORK, March 23.— Reports
thnl « lx more i uni laden vessels had
left tin* iluhainns for American waters
and that three schooners la-Heved to
!►
*• the advance guard of u spring runt
Heel for St. Pierre, t Miquelon, had
diapped anchor otf the Rhode Island
(coast yesterday added to tho worries
of prohibition enforcement authori
ties.
R. Q. Morrick, newly appointed zone
enforcement chief, met tho news with
the statement that there wa* nothing
ho could do nUtut it. The federal pro
hibition enforcement office ha# no fleet
Onec Gallant Ship
to *end out to cope with the situation,
Iowa Sent Down By
In* said, und was compelled to rely
Mississippi’s Guns upon ti>e roast guard and customs
service* to break it up.
Captain Reed, coast guard com
mander fot the "New York division
I'nnnmn Ray, Mnrch 23.— Amid the
said that there were-tbreo coast guard
strains of tho Star Spangled Banner
vessels in his district— which has a
anti the firing o f national salutes the i
. coast line of about 200 miles—doing
old battleship Iowa sank here Intel
I "occasional" work against the rum
yesterday, After a shelling by the su-l
|runners.' He pointed out thnt the coast
per drcndnatikht Mississippi's four
guard had other duties to perform.
teen inch rifles, the battered hulk!
Custom authorities said they hud
turned slowly on it* side nml slid bo- 1
I the cutter Islington on the trail of
neath the waves.
! rum runners, hut declared far from
Secretary Denby, members of the
; able to cope with the traffic.
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congressional party, naval officer#
am) observing ships companies stood
at attention in silent tribute to the National Biscuit Dem
once gallant ship that won fame in
onstration Tomorrow
the destruction of Ccrvora'a fleet nt
at P iggly W iggly
Santiago.
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With this dramatic climax the win
ter maneuvers of the United States
fleet ended. For part of two days the
lown withstood the bnttorlng front the
wnjled shells, but within 17 minutes
after the super dreadnought o|«*ncd
up with service shells from a range of
approximately nine mil?*.
NEW YORK: <10, cloudy, 2 Califor
nia, 2U Florida arrived. Supplies lib
eral, demand moderate, movement
limited, market slightly*weaker. Flor
Campbell of Federal
Two Auto Accidents
10 inch crates New French strain
Reserve Board, Dies ida,
Put Bride in Bad—
and Gohlon Self-blanching -fl dot.
Goes to Hospital WASHINGTON. Mnrch 23.—A ce- stalks Itest $2.25-$2.50, poorer low’ ns
$2.00; 8 doz. stalks $2.00-12.25 ; 3
rrhrinl hemorrhage proved fntal to
doz.
stalks $1.75-12.00.
Car Skidded Twice and Nervous Milo Ik Campbell of Michigan, re
cently oppointed to tho federal reShock Wa# Too Much
rervo hoard, death occurring late yes Recommend a Tax
I I I , Tkr A»»iM-lnlrd I'rraa)
terday before he could bo removed
For Health Board
A T LA N TA . March 23.— Mrs. E. D. from the golf links of tho Columbia
taineweber, of Fort Myers, i# in a lo Country Club, where he had collapsST. PETERSBURG, March 23.—
cal hospital In n critical, condition ns
Three-fourth# o f a mill tax to provide
the result of two automobile accidents
Mr. Campbell, In company with for
on trip between Jacksonville and A t mer Senator Townsend o f Michigan, for adequate nupport o f tho statu
lanta. Lcincwobcrn were married two had Just completed four holes of golf hoard o f health anil to enable it to
establish an adequate emergency fund
weeks ngo in Jacksonville. Their au when he was stricken. He died within
ns well ns carry -on the work for which
tomobile skidded and nearly turned ten minutes. Though complnining of
it was created, Is recommended in n
over near Hawklnsvlllc nnd n slmilnr n cold, Mr. Campbell otherwise had
resolution which was passed to closo
nerident wns-experienrod near Macon. been in the best of health. lie attend
the St. Petersburg session of tho Flo
ed n iKiitrd meeting in tho morning.
rida AntUMozquito association yesMr. Campbell was sworn in as "Dart
ARMOUR MERGER
Farmer” of the board only n week
Copies of tho resolution will be
IN HEARINGS
ago. He is survived by a widow.
placed In the hands o f every legis
IS POSTPONED
lator when that body assemble* in
Los Angeles Citizen
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Found Dead Today
‘The place of tho December meeting
in April * •
in Miami Hotel will be decided on during tho summer.
Pensacola extended an invitation.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.— Hear
MIAMI, Mnrch 22.—II. M. Mnlcolm.
ings on complaint of Secretary \Nal of Isis Angeles was found dealt on BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY IN
lure against acquisition of plants bus the floor of his room In n local hotel
BROADWAY
iness of Morris & Go. by Armour Co. thin morning. He was believed hy of
originally set for April 2nd'at Wash ficers to have been suffocated ns the
NE WYORK, Match 23.—Smashing
ington has been postponed to begin resqlt of the burning mattress on the the Window of SiMjrstuln's jewelry
April 30th at Kansas City it was an bcffT which apparently caught fire store on upper Broadway yesterday,
nounced hy Chester Morrill, officer in from a lighted pipe. SovcrnJ empty two well dressed young men seized
charge of packets and stockyards ad whiskey bottles were found on the $10,Q00 worth o f jewelry and escaped
ministration.
floor.
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in a taxicab.
Rival” Corner to
County Passers-by in
Orlando on Saturday
goods nnd prices they have made tha
Sanford Tiggly Wiggly Stores suotcsaful from tho very day of their Inthe advertisement
ceptiun here. See tho
nnd try tho Piggly W iggly once and
you will be with’ them always.
BANKER ROUBBD
EAST ST. LOUIS, March 23.—
Sumuel 1). Barker, teller o f the Southorn Illinois National Bank, reported do
the police today that bandits had rob
bed him and a guard of $40,000 at th«
east approach of the Municipal freo
bridge today. The bandits escaped.
Tho money was.being taken to tha
Southern Illinois Institution from tha
First National bank of St. Louis,
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D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923
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Katherine Mntthewa, Ruby Rivers,
Bertha Turner, Tccy Venable, Thel
ma Turner, Lilian Glidcwell, Virginia
Turner, Inn Pierce, Mrs. Bragg, Mrs.
M R S. F R E D I M I G B U . S o cial* Editor
Hamrick, and Mrs. Methvin, Messrs.
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Alton Famcll, Bill Moore, Fred EuIt m
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday— Mrs. Harry D. Lewis vrill
entertain tho members o f the Merrie Matrons* ftridge Club nt her
homy on Magnolia Avenue at three
p’cloclt
Saturday— Cccilinn Music Club mccta
at tnd studio of Mrs. Fannie Mun
son at 3 o'clock.
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yeatcrdnjf by George W. Crowa.
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Oily Vf. Pearce of yftlhitka was In
the city yesterday attending to busi
ness.
Mr, :
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M. mate of Albany, Ga., spent the
day in Salford yesterday on a busi-
J. A. Redpath of Jacksonville is
In the city for a few days transact
ing buair)esa.
Mrs. C. B. McIntyre of I-akeland is
the guest o f her daughter Mrs. J. N.
Tolar.
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C. W. Bowmanof Toronto, Canada,
ia visiting hia wife, son G. C. Bow
man, and daughters Sadie and Marinerite.
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• Mrs. Raymond Key and baby have
returned* home from Daytona Beach
whore they spent the past two weeks
aa the guests of friends.*
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Mra. Charles Waterman of Worces
ter, Mass., is the charming guest of
Mrs. George Rice and Mrs. Rnymotid
Key nt their home on Park ave.
I)r. nnd Mrs. W. B. DeGnrner of
Coconut Grove, arrived in the city yes
terday for n short stay nnd are reg
istered nt the Montezuma.
Sirs. H. M. Cook of New York who
has been spending the winter in the
southern part of the state, nrrived
here yesterday for a short visit and
is pleasantly located at the Monte
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The Jennie Spaulding Circle met on
Wednesday afternoon nt the home of
Mrs. Herbert Speir. An interesting
meeting was held. Good attendance
o f members. Tho meeting next week
will be at the homo of Mrs. John Ab
rahams.. The clothing for the little
girl for Whom this circle cares, is
to be brought to the next meeting.
A good attendance in desired.
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Tuesday evening, the Daughters of
Wesley class of the Methodist church
had a most enjoyable meeting nt the
home of Mra.f J. C. Deen on Park av
enue, with Mrs, E. A. Douglass, Mrs.
Aldlnc Me Michael, Mlsa Ann Lee and
Mrs- Lonnie McMullen ns hostesses.
The rooms were abloom with quan
tities of cut (lowers nnd greenery.
A short business session was held
•after which the meeting was purely
social. Ijitcr the hostesses served
•brick Icccrcnm in grren nnd yellow,
angel food cake, coffee nnd im each
plate were cunning Easter eggs filled
with mints as favors.
About thirty members of the class
enjoyed this delightful meeting.
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Tuesday evening, Mrs. R. Z. John
son entertained most pleasantly at
her home on Magnolia avenue, honor
ing her niece, Miss Ina Pierce.
The color motif of yellow and white
wan carried out with a profusion of
cut flowers and later in the refresh
ments.
During the evening, games of nil
kinds and several contests absorbed
the attention o f tho guests.
Mrs. Johnson was assisted in enter
taining and serving by Mra. Bragg
and Mrs. Methvin.
Among those enjoying the cordial
hospitality of M n. Johnson were Miss-
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PIPE ORGAN E N TE R TA IN M E N T
On last Monday afternoon, tho PipQ
Organ Club met nt the home of thy
pri id. i
Ml . . Craig Hairi<, «.n \V • i
First r treot. The reception hall and
living room wore beautiful In the pro
fusion of spring flowers, in vaica'nnd
.wall baskets.
Twenty membera responded to roll
call, with quotations from George El
lio tt During the business suasion,
Mrs. Gatchel gave |33.00 ns the pro
ceeds from Saturday’s rummnge snip.
It was decided that n study of "The
Wandering Jew in Brazil” would, be
gin thu first Monday in April, with' Dr.
King an teacher.
Tho nominating committee present
ed the following names ns officers
of the club for the next six months,
beginning April 1:
President, Mrs. Scott; vice presi
dent, Mrs. Kent Rossiter; secretary,
3}ra. A. M. Phillips; treasurer, Mrs.
Gatchel; reported, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell.
Following the business scssionfi, n
pleasant social hour was spdn», dur
ing which Mrs. Harris, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Davis, Sirs. Hail and
Mrs. Puce served her guests delicious
cake and ice cream topped with straw
berries.
who matched her conclusion by most
amazing and amusing reasoning, were
all in hearty sympathy with their
parts, nnd gave n really professional
air to the performance.
Mbs Roby, associntc editor of The
Houxd Beautiful, nnd nn interior dec
orator of note, gave nn interesting
account of "her friendship with Mr.
and Mrs. Cook.
A fter the play, tho guests from
Sanford had tea with a group of
prominent club women of Orlando in
tho charming tea ruom of tho Soroais
House, which is one o f the most beau
tiful club homes in tho state.
Sanford may soon hnve tho oppor
tunity o f attending one o f these popu
lar play readings which is being ar
ranged by tho Welfare Department of
the Woman’s Club.
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i . __ Charles Felton Pidgin that it was dra
matised, nnd In (hi* form It won more
favor. The clnlwrato photoplay- ver
aion la even more Interesting thnn
tho hook or the play.
Everybody know* the story of
"Quincy Adams Sawyer." Everybody
know* and loves its quaint rustic
characters. Tho story of the young
lawyer from Uoifon, Quincy Adama
Sawyer; his coming to The email town
of 3Ioson'fl Corner; his experiences In
running down a dishonorable acoun
UicU his great lovo affair—all tbb is
par*.'of tho attractive novel which Is
now n ■screen play. The delightful
rural eharactanp W*.
“LORNA DOONE”
nnd in tho list arc players who have
been starred in their own right. Am
ong the more important ure Blanche
Sweet, Lon Chancy, Barbara LaMarr,
John Bowers, Elmo Lincoln, I/iuise
Fazenda, .Juno Elvidge, lla/ik Mann,
Zazu Pitts nnd mnny others.
"Quinry Adams Sawyer” wan adapt
ed from the novel* by Bernard McConviUo. It was directed by Claienco B.
•lodger. Tho production wna made by
8-L (Arthur Sawycr-Hcrbcrt Lubin)
and is released by 3Ictro.
Diamond Palace
Indies’ Rest Room
Open Day and Night
ilourlce Tourneur present* th*
Sc reet^ version of R. D, BlackCity Tax-Books close ApriJ^ 1, 1023/
• more’s famous book
nftcr which all taxes remaining un
paid will be collected by levy and sale,
of the property upon which taxes arc
With Mndffc Bellamy, John
delinquent.
ALFRE D FOSTER,
Bowers, Frank Keenan nnd
City Tax Collector.
many other stars
iMj-tiiiApr. i.
i>. c. Sweeping scenes alive with nil the
w rrS rrrTN n MATCH T h u r s gloriourf romance nnd tingling ac
d a y NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKATtion o f tho book. Drama of Lor.
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nn’s rise from the hidden strong,
hold of the Fighting Doones to the
royal court's from which they itoie
P R O P E R T Y OWNERS, her. lovo bringing her back to the
humble farm of n girlhood sweet,
T A K E NOTICE!
heart will a womanhood hero—to
Tho law providca that " I f taxer, up danger—to death—and then to de
on ycnl estate ahnll not he paid before feat death.
NOVELTIES ALSO
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the tax collector shall advertise and --------Friday and Saturday----- -
material. An a result one pf tho highcst-jmeed assemblies of talent Is s<!en
THE
New nnd Reduced Prices
-Effective January First
NOTICE TO TAX T h e P r i n c e s s
PAYERS
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better photoplays.
A lavish production lino been g iv
en this famous story. To enact rolcb in
-the picture, the entire motion plcturpwas searched for its best
ploy calls for hut three characters,
and is a rich take o ff on the psychoan Rural Classic is
alysis cult. The throo membera of the
Now Photoplay
Sotosia who appeared nr> Henrietta
Brewster, a devotee of the now pow
"Quincy Adams Sawyer.’’ Famous
er, her husband, Stephen, bored to
New England Story, to Be Shown
extinction with her theories, and
A t Princess Theatre
young nnd beautiful matron, whose
sub-conscious mind told her she must
Ono of'the most widely heralded of
have Stephen for her very own, and
thii
aea*on'» photoplays Is announced
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to the princess theatre. It la "Quincy
Adam* Sawyer," A Menro-SL pic
One o f the little thrills which a Hupmobile
ture bneed on the famous story of
New England life' frhich w is n pheno
[ owner enjoys eyery day and perhaps a dozen
menal "best selier" when it appeared
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humor will appeal to pll lover* of
'BIG IIKREAN BROTHERHOOD
It would be difficult to find n more
Daily Herald on sale at Joc’n Smoko
wide awake bunch of young men than
House, 3Ioblcy’s Drug Store nnd
the members of tho Big Borenn Broth
Hunt’s Pharmacy.
If
erhood of tho First Baptist church.
The officers are constantly on the
watch to do something worth while
for the members.
Thoro in charge of the socinl ac
tivities o f the class arc planning a ban
quet for tomorrow evening nt 7:30
which will furnish aomo surprises for
the fellows. The only admission fee
Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Cheek leave
is to be present nnd enjoy the evening.
The menu, the speakers fop the ev today for New Orleans nnd other
ening, and the music which has been Southern pointa. Then west to the Pa
planned, combine to make an evening cific const on un extended (piainens
of unusual attraction. Every man and pleasure trip.
who hns nt any time been to the class
3Irs. Babettc Gusso nnd Mra. Kath
i scxpected to bo present, nnd they
arc also urged to bring their friends erine Kuhn, East Ornnge^N. J., who
CHRIST IN AMERICA
who should be in the class. Ail who have been the guests of 31r. and Mrs.
Last Friday evening the pageant have not sent in their names arc nak Victor Cheek, left Tuesday for Or
"Christ in America" was presented ed to coll 209-J,-and give their names inndo, Tampa and St. Petersburg, and
will return to New York via tho Clyde
at the Methodist church, before a large immediately.
line. While in Sanford Mr. and 3!rs.
and appreciative audience.
Check motored them to Leesburg and
The church had been artistically PHARM ACEUTICAL ASSOCIA
dceorntcd with cut flowers nnd pot TION MEETING A T ALTAM ONTE Eustis, Poland, Daytona, nnd New
Smyrna. They also enjoyed n trip by
ted plants. Tho entire chancel, nnd
choir loft had been draped In white,
The American Phnrmnccutical Man boat upon the St. Johns river nnd n
forming nn effective background for ufacturers' Association, Is holding its fishing trip on the Ocklawaha river.
those taking pnrt.
annua! convention this week nt Alta
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TH URS
A splendid program preceded the monte Springs, some 135 members nnd
pngrant, Airs. Seth Woodruff, at the associate members being present, rep DAY NIGHT, LAK E MARY S K A T
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organ, Mrs. Julius Tnknch and Mrs. resenting manufacturing firms from ING ACADEMY.
A. M. Phillips each snng a solo. Mrs. 1,11 over the eastern, central and south
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NURSE having girls’
Phillips and Mrs. Frunk Woodruff ern states.
ramp in North Carolina mountains,
were heard in a duet, also Miss Lillie
It is due to the efforts of Mayor B.
Ruth Spencer nnd Mrs. George Fox. L. Mnltbie, former president of tho as would meet parents interested by ap
The Grammar school orchestra, niso sociation, and one of its active mem pointment next week. Rates moder
pleased the audience with a number bers, that this Convention is being ate. Address D. E. chre of llerafii.
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of selections, nftcr- which the story held in Altamonte Springs.
of tho pageant was read.
NOTICE
TO
AJ.I.
CONCERNED:
In addition to the rent business of
Allens from the foreign countries
The Snnford Carpenters’ Locnl 1751
the convention the members nre giv
were represented by the children, Chi
contemplates
n raise in senie to 75c
en a chance to sec Florida.
nn by Mary Cook; Japnn, Lillian
per hour, taking effect May 15, 1023.
Thornby, Hungary Minn Mae Cook;
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Italy, Alice Elder; Armenia, Alice Smith Flavors.Bulkhead
Corpening, Hindoo, Eleanor Cameron;
Along the Lake Shore A l>lg assortment of Easter Cards
Mexico, Mary Nixon; Gypsy, F.llcn
ut Mobley’s Drug Store.
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Telford; Cuba, It. E. Griffin; Jew,
Sanford to Monroe
Helen Jenkins; teacher for the negro,
Virginia; Siberia, Mirnh Moye; Po
31. M. Smith wan in the city today
lish, Thelma Corwin; Mountain Girl, looking’ after , his property Interests
GRAND OPENING OF
Thelma Ireland} Indian. Ruby Martin; and among other Itema of interest was
Korea, Evelyn Taylor; Red Cross, Asked nbout the proposed lake front
Mnrjorio Hoskins. Each child did her Improvement from Snnford to 3!onpnrt exceedingly well, bringing forth rne nnd he said he wns heartily In fa
many favorable comments.
vor cf this move. Mr. Smith has nlColumbia wnn represented by Mrs. wnys been a consistent booster of
Ward, while miniature George and city nnd county and for mnny years
307 EAST FIRST STREET
Martha Washington were portrayed he has owned the bulk of unimproved
by Carlyle Householder nnd Caroline celery Inndn on the west side. He hns
Which Opens its Doors
Hill-Young America wns dainty littlo sold hundreds of ncrcs of thin land
Mary Wnyntt Ratliff.
to people on ensy terms nnd these TH URSD AY, MCH. 22
The committee wish to thnnk each people now have fine farms nnd arc
nnd every one who assisted in mnking making money from their winter veg We enrry the largest diamond line in
this the splendid success that it was. etables. Mr. Smith still owns ninny the city. Some specials for the next
hundreds of ntres of finu fnmiing ten days in Diamonds, WntchcX, JewHand-painted Chinn,
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lands ami while a part of it touchcs-f^Yr put
Silverware, etc. Ilcliiw we nre quot
On Tuesday. March 19, Mrs. Henry the lake shore, Mr. Smith says that
ing some special bargains.
Wight, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. K. P. given enough time in which to pay for
Drummond and Mrs. W. F. Blackman the hulkhcading the owners of the land
GENUINE DIAMONDS
attended a piny rending nt the Soro- on Ijikc Monroe would be able t opay Ift-Gomiinc Diamond Rings, original
sca Houze, Orlando, given ns n part of for the improvement* nnd niako n price *335.00 to 350.00. Special price—
the afternoon’s program of tho Soro- good thing out o f tho enhanced vnluy
of the property. Ho is henrtlly in
$22.50 Each
air. Club.
"Suppressed Desires’’, n comedy by favor of anything that will moke tho
ti-K . Blue White Diamond Ring, orig
George Cram Cook nnd hia wife, health conditions better, thnt will eli
inal price 3175.00.’ Special price—
minate
tho
mosquito
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will
known ns Susan Glaspoll, was given
beautify
tho
county
nnd
tho
various
as a walking reading, the characters
$110.50
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appearing in costume, with as much cities in tho county nnd be ia especi
action as wns compatible with only a ally keen for the beautification of U-K. Blue White UlnmoiTd King, orig
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inal price 387.50. Special price—
partial inemoraxing of their roles. Tho the highways.
times a day is the satisfaction o f darting
■ away first and fastest when the traffic o f
ficer gives the signal to a waiting group to
go bhead.
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In ‘‘Quincy Adam.* Sawyer” nl
the Princess Friday nnd Sat
•ill.”
urday of this week
SPECIAL—Ford* 32xl',i flat top
truck tires, Firestone, Miller and
Oldfield .at 131.00.— Ray Brother*,
"F.xide” Service.
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leak nt the counters o f Routh's Bakery. There, rows upon rows of
Bread, Plea, Cakea, Crullers, Muffins, and scores of other varieties
tempt the nppetitc nnd delight the eye. Ahsiiuto purity of ingred*
Icnts, baked In the cleanest, moat aclcntific oveis.
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TO NE IIP THE KIDNEYS
"Symptoms of Kidney trouble *rt
all gone. Water is clear and docs not
ham. Foley Kidney Till* certainly da
the work,” writes W. J. Grady, New
Orleans, Louisiana. Bnckachc, rheu
matic pains, tired fcoling, arc tymptcihs o f distressed kidneys.- Foley
Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and
quickly relievo kidney and’ bladder
trouble. Refuso substitutes.
Insist
upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv
Notice is hereby given thnt a bill
will Im introduced ut the 1923 aofsion
of the Florida legislature to prohibit
Little IliUi from flip Gnst—*1 V4 Pound B oiw
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seining jn tho Inkoa, rivers, canal*
and streams o f Seminolo county, also
to regulate the cntch and means em
ployed, nnd also provide penalty for
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its violation.
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provided by law, and nil lands on
which taxes have not been pnid will be
advertised, nnd executions issued for
unpaid pcrconal property taxes.
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and la pnblUhrd every l-'rldair. AdvrrtUlns rales made known «n appllralion. 11.11 per rear, nlna,a In advance.
ton, and this is laughable to say the
least. That is it would he laughubld
If it were not so serious to all o f us
fo r ive are the boys who wilt Ttavc
to suffer for it. The Republicans made
up n budget and now the expenses are
nbove the budget. They are. cutting
down the po«toffice forces everywhere
until the postmasters cannot get ser
vice and they are-losing money at
both ends. This ia
j'umple of.
the Republican rule mid shows the
people what they can expect from
the Republican administration. How
the mighty have fallen. Time was,
when the Republican beads were the
beat financiers in the country. Rut
they arc a bunch o f tripe now and
have showed it in all their actions du
ring the past two years.
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MB■I>1iik ii t i i i : A iio ttA V ia i p iik s h
The Associated Press la <irtu»lv*lr
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entitled to tile use for republic* tied of
There nre so mnny possibilities in
all nti*v*» dispatches credited to It or
pot otlnrwls* credited In this paper Florida that we are apt to run over
und also the local news published
some good propositions at our very
herein.
All rlKbta of ro.pubHratlon of apectal door looking for something that gives
dispatches herein are also reserved.
more promise or quicker returns nnd
turn down the real good ones for
Ftttflgn Advirtiiinf h»p!tifti,ilive
T! I r. AMERICAN PRfab ASSOCIATION
something not as good. Reger Hobson,
the well ^uown statistician who has
been in Florida several weeks, ad
dressed the Tampa Chamber of Com
"What has Einstein discovered" 1b merce the other night and among
the headline in daily jiapcr. Wo don’t other things said:
know—unless it is humming birds in
“ Why is it that with the best de
the new suit of clothes.
posits of knolin in the world, so nt*
tested by the Department of Agricul
Having killed and rounded up the ture at Washington, Florida today
twelve bloodthirsty 1‘iute Indians on does not make a single dish or any
the warpath in Utah the newspaper other article employing kaolin? This
cannot moke any more big headlines wns a staggering question which Mr.
over this affair and will have to fall Ilnbson shot at his hearers. Few Flo
ridians have given this potential re
hack on the "Hhineland."
source a thought. Isn't it about tipic
The Sanford Herald, speaking of that Florida realized the value of this
Earmnn and Riggers, says “ if any cit unconsidered and unused asset? The
izen wants to criticise the court when best kaolin in the world—and wo
it is not in session, they are free to haven't touched It!
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Sanford Daily Herald
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devision of- Borne colossal egotist that
only his bright mind can do tho im
possible— make a 'second newspaper
thrive where one has barely been able
to grow before. It Is too bad that
communities must suffer because some
man erred, and the time will come
netit should come— when the public will
not lay n newspaper failure at the
doors of a community without investi
gating.
Until that time comes, however, it
behooves the journalist to consider
well his field before starting nnd the
community to take good stock o f it
self befon* encouraging a newcomer
to enter the newspaper field. I f seven
papers'll re too ninny for n city the
size of Pittsburgh— which hus only
n paper for every 75,000 persons—
communities o f less than 10,000 should
certainly rest content with one paper
and smaller towns can certainly have
no hojies o f successfully supporting
more than one— without the mer
chants or the newspapers going broke
and whtrh over one fnils there will
be unphld debts to add to the burden.
— Highland County Pilot.
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FROM OTHER
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totohuhahahahuhato
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.succeeds lit getting this contribution
the posiliun will bo mndo permanent.
Address F IN E CHANCE.
He has n fine chance of getting this
contribution. The young man of to
dny hits opportunities that our forefathers never dreamt of in their day.
STAN Says:
"Thu trouble with matrimony is
that there Is too much initiative and
not enough referendum, nnd too much
call nnd not enough recall.”
FAULK O F THE JAN E W ITH TH E
HOMELY FACE
There was once « Frail who was ex
ceedingly homely. Shu constantly be
wailed the circumstance that she hud
not been born good looking, os were
other Janes in the gang. On account
of this lack of physical beauty, the
Frail spent mnny long hours trying
to improve her looks. But no matter
how she tried her map diil not change
to any noticeable extent, and sho was
plunged into tho slough of despair.
Tho Ginks in her set called the othcr Janes Cute Tricks nnd other such
endearing pet names, but the homely
Frail ‘ was always addressed liy her
proper handle. In vain, she aped the
antics of the others, hut all to no pur
pose; she was homely and the guys
just wouldn't fall for her.
Now this Frail possessed one thing
that the other skirts were shy of. She
happened to have a full set of brains
and her tongue,wjyi sharp and effect
ive, The Janes soon found out that
they couldn't gel away with any bald
insinuations concerning the Frail's
Rnnd-McNaUy, and they had to be
content with snubbing her at every
opportunity.
play "The Last Lament" o f tho cow
boy who would dash o'ur tho mcmjows i
blithe nnd freo till old death had Spik
ed his hnsh nnd they tuckcll hlin
noatl) the lea. Not a word would Willinm say ns ho sat in restful case, smil*
ing like an April day, with his hands
■upon his knees, Then one night I ques
tioned him on the whichitcss of his
why nnd his eyes grew strangely dim
ns to me he made reply. In my home
I find no rest. Sally nags from morn
till night; sho can ncold with ardent
zest nnd her temper is n fright. Peace
is not for me at home, Sally wags her
jaws too free; that is why I'm prone
tp rdam and here so frequently. I cpn
sit before your fire and be ns happy
us a coon while you twang your span
gled lyre nnd your wife knits to the
tune." Oh, methinks the wives who
nag— ranting, jawing with a will—
should be tied up In a bag und then
ducked in some deep rill. For a wife :
with nagging tongue can make hqme
a hell indeed, till her fun'ral knell is
rung and they plant her ’nentli the
mead. —Uncle Dud.
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S a v in g E a s y — ,
I f you will lake the trouble to arrange
,our expenses according to a definite
schedule, so that the amount you spend is
less than the yum you earn.
thrift account maintained with the
B A N K o f Sanford, is the
most convenient and profitable way of
taking care of your weekly or monthly
saving.
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We are ready to help you starfim Intcrest-hearing account ut any time.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
116.080 FORDS'
FOR F E B R U A R Y
IS TH E RECORD
Acute Situation Cerluili ns 0,000 Cars
A POOR W A Y OF SHOWING L O Y
A Day Production Fails to
Meet the Demand
A LTY T O A COM MUNITY
DETROIT, Mich., March 23.— With
110.080
Ford cars sold at retail in
What is almut to be written here
February, a new record for the short
is based on nn occurrence in tjikelatui but it is not to bo inferred that
est month in tin* year has been estab
Now tho Frail was young, and full lished. February sales exceeded those
Lakeland is in a class by itself -in
being the abiding place of a certain of pep. As a consequence she craved of January by more than 15,000 ami
class of people who have not yet a beau, the same ns other females .at marked thu eleventh month in which
seen the light o f unselfishness in per her age.
Ford sales have topped the 100,000
“ Paper! Mr. Babson showed his sonal ns well ns in civic affairs.
A s a Inst resort she went to nn em line.
do so.” Look out, Bob, there's a Jail
audience a piece o f pulp produced at
in Hanford.—Tampa Tribune.
The instance is one o f more or less inent beauty specialist, nnd invested
This pales record bears out predie-'
the Leesburg plnnt. ‘ The best pulp
common occurrence everywhere. A all her kale in a course of treatments lions made at the opening of the year
The Rolnrinns are taking St. Peje lever saw’ he unequivocally said, l’ulp certain business roan deeided lie that were supposed to turn the home that an acute shortage in Ford cars
made fro inordinary saw grass, and
this week nnd they will show the folks
would like to own his own home;’ he liest skirt in the World into a Venus fa certain nnd this shortage is ex
down there n good time nnd St. Pete there is enough saw gress in Florida was tired of paying rent and became ill Milo.
pected to be felt within the next two
to supply the world. Exhaustion of
For hours at a time the Frail sal months with the increased volume of
will show the Rolnrinns a good time
eager to join in the host o f home own
the pulp producing resources of oth
and it will be two good ones met. We
er.! in Likelnnd. After pondering ov in the torture <hair, while the deft at Scar buying which ia always attendant
er sections must make the papernmkjust could not get there.
er the mutter with his wife for sev tendants plastered her map over with upon thq spring months.
ers look to Florida and its saw gress.
-------------------------- a----------eral weeks, tht1 two decided to make mud and other foreign substances.
Even the high production schedule
“
Grapes
and
rubber—
two
other
ita careful inspection o f n number of They took nicks out of her phiz here, ! set at the Ford Motor Company's
“ Rum I.ndeu Vessels. Off Rhode
' tins on the llnhson list of Florida pos-‘ desirable properties. Finally one wns and there, also 'yonder, but all to no
Island Const, say headlines in morn
factory here, which will reach 0,000
avail. When her sack hud been emp
ing papers, It looks like’ the rum run « Utilities. According to Mr. Dobson's selected that seemed to meet all re
cars
and trucks n day about April 1,
investigations this state offers excep quirements, possessing most of the tied o f Us roil, she was If possible a
ners were taking the day and unless
will
be
unable to meet the apparent
little homelier than ever. In despair
the government can adopt new meth tional advantages for producing both modern comfort* and conveniences, n
demand
for Ford products.
she gave up.
ods the present prohibition L: a fnil - grapes nnd rubber in unlimited quan real home nt a reasonable price. The
Anticipating
n great increase in the
Now
this
dame
wns
determined
to
tities, There is some experimenting deal was practically dosed except for
uVe.
get
by
somehow',
so
nhe
put
her
think
j
demand
for
I'oril
cars during the pres,
with grapes, but tile rubber possibili the signing Of tile papers and happi
lank
to
work,
and
soon
bad
a
definite
|
year
tin*
factory
here laid plans
The meeting o f the Florida Press ties bn\e been ignored. Something ness reigned in that family circle ov
plan of action laid out. She knew thalj
imaeasing production to the ••,else
for
the
Florida
developer
to
think
er the prospect, of soon living in a
Association -at Tallahassee in April
var a day schedule and since Jntthouse that promised to be a home in she had it over the average moll
promises some real substmtlial work nhuut!
when it camq to passing the swift re *, l,ary 1st had been constantly sjK-edMr. Rnb:uiti*B talk was full of sug- truth and in fact.
vfjth some play and all the editors
pnrtee, nod sin* practiced upon ^thiwf ing-up ummiforttm* *tn -rtiti li tlji i li|
are figuring on going Will-sow gestionif such as tTiTe-e. He has Iw-en
A day or two Inter this business art.
uri*. Demand so far ban been of such
something different from tin* 'usual personally convinced of the wonder man confided in a friend that lie wns
to absorb near
Soon she became noted throughout great' proportions
meetings. The legislature in nctiofi ful resources of Florida. In its com about to make thu purchase of a new
the city, for her wit, nnd thu gang ly all production, and stocks in the
bination of the four great essentials— nnd quite modern home in a street
is worth the price of admission.
soon Ix-gan to admit tlust Mu* wns the hands o f dealers are at present the
sunshine, phosphate, location and wa that i t one of the most attractive in
—— — o---------lowest they have been in months.
life o f the party.
'Tho “ House of David" scandal in ter— Florida leads all t he states; why lakeland. ‘‘Don’ t you do it; you will
February sales of 1111,080 cars were
The Simps and the Nitwits crowd
Michigan is following out the usual shouldn't it In-come the foremost ag not like that neighborhood nt nil—
ed around her like the files on grand made in .the fate of unfavorable wea
run o f those affairs'wherein some sap ricultural state of the Union?"
the people on that street are impos father's bald dome, nnd the good-look ther conditions in many sections of
head sets himself up as n latter day
sible and the house is not worth the ing (luffs were left to their own do-' **,e roimtry which tied up freight traf
saint nnd plays upon (he supersti NEW SPAPERS CONSOLIDATING money anyway!”
fic and pievcntcd many deliveries.
vices.
tion and weak minds of a bunch of rat
That was the encouragement given
The goofs fought among them This was particularly true through
Five big Pittsburgh dailies have
tlebrains who give the head squeeze
the prospective home owner. It was a selves for her favors, and she became out the Northwest, the northern tier
all their money nnd lie proceeds to bought and suspended two other pa- J poor brand been use it was nut found
queen of the hive. Nor did she forget of states and in New England. In Calpers in that metropolitan field, bring
have a good time on it.
ed on friendship and was nut based on the linn* they had nil passed her up. ifornia, too, cob! ycathcr during a part
ing to mind a gain tho intense pace
truth. An ulterior motive, lay behind Having them all over her hip, so to o f the month had its effect upon car
The Orlnmlo American Legion boys that modern journalism is setting and the suggestion’, that motive being a
speak, idle look great pleasure in calcs.
are opposed to the idea o f giving the tho fact that exacting requirements desire on the part of the slanderer to
^ ct, with even these unfavorable ■
making them feel their neck, but the
veterans a land bonus. They say the are forcing reduction instead of ex sell his friend a piece of property de
oftener nhi* snubbed the guys, the conditions, the February nales topped
lmys would have to engage in farm pansion in the field. In the same is scribed ns being "tin* nicest lot, in the
more they sought to get in right with •hose of January by 15 per cent nnd
ing in order to get anything out of sue of Editor and Publisher, which car town.” "Why not come over on our
her. Then ns was to he expected the -et a no whigh record for mid-winter
the laud ami mnny of them do not ries the story of the passing o f the street, just two blocks distant, buy
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right sport came along and she set selling.
cure for fanning. This is very true. Pittsburgh Dispatch * and the Pitts my lot and build you the t ight sort of
With February the eleventh month
tled down to a lib* of tnaritn! bliss,
We do not favor any bind grant unless burgh Is-ader, is a list of thirty-one house; then you and your family will
leaving the crowd to tight the game Ul which I*urd ear nnlcs have g on* ov
it is land that could Is- sold in case powerful papers that have consoli he happy?” That was the sort of ad
of popularity out among themselves. er the 100,00(1, the-total for this pe
dated, suspended, or gone into bank
the owner did not care to farm,
vice- handed out. What effect did it
Moral—It's a wise Jane that knows riod is close.to 1,250,000 cars.
ruptcy during the past-six
years.
----------,<>---------have? The prospective house owner enough to make use of tho gifts tho
I’pak car sales usually are reached
The two principal corners in Orlando This list, headed by the famous New decided his friend was right, that the
Gods have Instowed upon her, instead durin gthe summer months with a
will have a count o f the,people pass Pork Sun and the New' York Press lot offer was the wise move to accept;
drop in the fall and winter. This fea
of kicking against the inevitable.
ing by all day Saturday nnd find out does not includo country weeklies—in that while thu house at first decided
ture of automobile absorption by tho
NAGGING WIVES
where the most people pass. Hanford which the casualty rate has been much on a* meeting every requirement was
To my home Bill Spivins came sev- buying public has been completely
people are invited to visit Orlando to higher.— nor thu hundreds of "fiy satisfactory in its way, yet it wns oral evenings each week utul he’d plank'changed during the last few months
morrow nnd pass tho corner that o f by-night” ventures o f the past few not, nfter all, just what wns wanted.
his careworn frame in a chair that through tho activities o f the Ford
fers the most. Here is your chance years where there wns nothing to
didn't
squeak. There before the fire dealer organization which has raised M
We hope the man who spoiled a perVowell & Drew und Dickinson & Ive3. start with.
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fectly legitimate real estate deal rends he’d sit, picture of supreme content, the “ peak line" to include every month ■
Every ‘one o f the papers listed had
We would wear out a pair of shoes
a
these lines because he hus probably while Susannah she would knit, und I ’d in the year.
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passing^'our corner if you offer a new an established reputation ntul had
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never realized that in following such
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pair. Next week in Sanford the First been a potent factor in journalism.
tactics' he has injured Lakeland, to
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National Dunk ami Pulcston &. Drum- Some o f them were more than 100
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say nothing o f playing false to n
a
Iney will offer their new buildings to years old—ns for instance, the St.
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friend. Selfishness of this kind never
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any one that will pass the corner the Louis Republic, established in 1808
a
pays; this is but n sample o f what
nnd
merged
with
tho
Globe-Democrat
most number of times. Frank Wood
m
goes on, sad to say, in many commun
m
ruff and the People's and the Semi in 1U22, its "competitor for more than
m
ities day after day. lakeland needs
a
nole wilt offer n million dollars to a century.
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boosters— not -knockers. — Lakeland
the one pnssing first and Magnolia
It tells a graphic story of over
H
Sta r-Tclcgram.
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comers the most times und so on down production in the newspaper field.
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The happy-go-lucky day* are over.
tho Ruem
to to to to to to to to to
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Newspaper publishing is a business t o
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.The government is far above the in this day and must operate on the
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buSjfet, says dispatch from Washing- htisiness principles of profit and hiss. to
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Occasionally there is some pinn who to
ORGANDIES
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will operate n paper ami pay the hills
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Popular
shades
for the pleasure of owning a paper— to
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but they arc few and far between. to
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Crepes,
Ratines, Pongees, Silks, Sport Silk, Taffeta Silks,
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sell
for
cash
nnd
therefore
we
call
afford
to
sell
for
W
right)
to
pear ten stories from ns many cor
a
W e have several unusual
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less. All of our goods first quality ami are specially priced
ners of tho country, telling of sus to
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imrguins in real estate to
for Easter shoppers. We invite you to see our displuy be
t o
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pensions,
consolidations,
reorganiza
.offer at this lime. If you
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tions in communities which are over■
Arc looking for a real in
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HELP W ANTE D — M ALE
pa
pered.
Mnny
of
them
arc
com
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Somewhere in this broad Und of
munities of 5,000 to 25,000 people,
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which haVU found that two newspa ours ia. a smooth, polito young man
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pers are too many. They find it too with well oiled tongue, who can cash
late— and one must go. It gives the in on his ability. A man with such
AGENTS i
community a black eye— for u failure qualifications is needed in our exec
In the newspaper game Is generally utive offices. As n tryout wc will send
• R E A L ESTATE
attributed tu the community itself. him to cnll on Wayne B. Wheeler of
Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance
But investigation will disclose that tho Anti-Saloon lenguo to get Mr
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105 W. First Bt„ SANFORD, FLA
-Sanford, Florida
Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avcnueit Is seldom the community. Tho Wheeler's contribution for tho Associ
failure generally dales back to the ation Opposed to Prohibition. If .he
ONE CAR LOAD OF
APPLES, BANANAS, TOMATOES, IRISH
POTATOES and TANGERINES
Apples sold by peck or bushel; Bananas by dozen or hunch;
Tomatoes by crate nnd basket; Potatoes hy peck or bushel;
Tangerines hy dozen or crate. Cheap prices, on track near
Express office.
Just Received
LARGE SHIPMENT OF
REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS
AND COOLER STANDS
W IL L V llT THEM ON DISPLAY AT TI1E SALE
PRICE U NTIL MARCH 31ST
T. J. Miller & Son
: In Time for Easter Selection, come the >
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Sanford
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For Easter and After
Our policy o f h avin g’ a limited
quantity o f many styles for ILen,
Women and Children, rather than
“ over-doing” any one style because
it is popular, gives you the opportun
ity to choose Shoes fo r the family
from a large assortment o f clean
stocks at a reasonable price.
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�'HIE SANFORD D AILY HERALD. FRIDAY. MARCH 23. 1923
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Sirs. Henry Wight, Itcparlrr *a
Phone
315-W
Hu
There wn* n call meeting of the
Board of the Stmlurd Woman's Club
Monday morning March tilth.
A:.
Monday was tho last da yin which to
accept or reject bids for remodelling
the club house the meeting was calltd to see if something could not be
done to ndjust.the matter between the
Library and thex Club. A fter discusMon the board and building committie agreed that perhaps a solution to
tie difficulty 'Would be to b'fcr the
Library the uso of the sun parlor, A
committee from the hoard was ap
pointed to confer with Mr.’ Chase and
ether trustees of the Library Assooat Ion An agreement won reached
whereby the Library will have the use
cf the sun parlor for one year at a
cental of ten doilnrs per month. The
Association also agreed to supervise
and protect the books from all dnm«gc while the sun parlor was in the
course of construction. Material is
being placed on the grounds anil the
work will begin in earnest jn a few
day* as the contractor has promised
to have the building finished by the
20th of July.
The Welfare Department of the
Woman's Club, hud a treat on Wed
nesday afternoon when Karl Lehman
addressed the monthly meeting of the
department on highway bcautificn.
tion. Mr. Lehman is president of the
Orange County Chamber of Commcrcc, nnd chairman of the Orange
^
County Highway Heautifiention Com
mission, and knows his subject thor
oughly. He is n speaker of great
earnestness and clarity, and gave a
most interesting account of the plana
for beautification which have been
made by our neighboring county; told
of the work already accomplished and
of the rather expensive lessons which
bad been learned through various e f
forts to arrive at the best possible
plan for this section of Florida. Mr.
Lehman emphasised the wisdom of
tree planting, ns well as the planting
of shrubs and vines and flowering
plants. He paid his compliments to
the desecration of"our highways with
unsightly signs, urged co-operation
with the county commission, with the
county commissioners and county en
gineer, and mnde many helpful sugjs lions along nil these lines. His en
thusiasm gave fresh impetus to the
members of the clu bpreaent, to take
hold of the work of highway henutifirstion which is being planned in odr
own county—whose possibilities for
scenie loveliness arc not surpassed in
the stale.
tMMlH
iVtrtej Brtt.it
IAL
BUY THE BEST
On National Biscuit
Co. Crackers
We have iust received n full assortment of 500 dozen
National llisctiil Co. Crackers. Come and bring till the
folks, let's all have a good time eating crackers. To
yrit good people of Sanford we are giving you the bene
fit of another $ Day. Did you ever see auch.nn oppor
tunity to make your dollar use it cents at I’ IGGLY
10 PEGS. FOR...$1.00
3-lbs. YOUR LUCK
O -fl A A
COFFEE____
«J> J L .M A ^ r
Pigglv W'lgglv Special
$ 1 . 0 0
3 phgs. 3-31- lbs. Swans
A /ft
Down Cake Flour
k|jji.*Arvy
1! Cans No, 2
TOMATOES
$ 1 . 0 0
2 Cans Gordon & 1)11worth Plum Pudding
111
1 Cans Select
LU NCH T O N G U l
A A
Cans No. 1
SHUAR CORN....
3 Cans Royal Scarlet
Chinook Salmon Steak
A A
;
Burnt
11 cans Ynn Camp’s
Evaporated Milk
1 Cans LIBBY’S
NO. 1 TRIPE
There will Ic n regular meeting of
the Idteralaro Department Wednes
day nfternn-.n, March Nth rt .'1:30
o’clock. The department members
srr studying China this ;*ear.
As
China h u country of PHt.030.OUn in
habitants, who are jest
r.-s .ike ting
from
long sleep,
it were.
The
meetings are proving intensely Inter
r in g and instructive. Religious of
Chinn,, with Mrs, K. D. Ilrownteo, ns
leader, will be discussed at this meet
ing. Do not fail to attend. Ily your
presence you orknowledgc you nre in
terested in the work o f the depart
ment and that means more to your
thairmnn than you perhaps realise.
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1 pkgs.
3 3-1 lbs. Swans CJ-fi
/fh
Down Graham Flour i j ) A » W
Theru will lie a regular meeting of
the .Social Department Tuesday after
noon, March 27th at 3 :3n o’clock,
Bridge, Mrs. Howard Overiin. ho tem.
Members expecting to attend should
phone the Jioslesr. not Inter than f*:0(1
o'clock Tuesday morning. This means
a great deal to the hostess,in prepar
ing to tnkc care of tho guests.
5 Cans No. 2 Belmonte
Medium Size Pent*
$ 1 . 0 0
$ 1 . 0 0
1(1 Cans CAMPBELL'S
_>:<)i PS.al» flavors
* Atffc
< $ A »^ W
11 Rolls WALDORF
TOILET PAPER
A A
$ A »*1 IU
13 cakes Hard Wnlcr Soap—the
kind that lathers in
(T*-* A A
the ocean ....
Cans N o. I
TOMATOES '
12
/ft A
< ? A **U tF
12 Jars MARMALADE
SPREAD
.......
A A
tJ J A c V v
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i
1 Jars WELSCH LADE,
A A
'l
All
Flavors.......
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tj»X * U V
T-r 7?r . -n i
- - * =-♦• .** ■ .V;"' *ni ---j* h n,r =, »
i.3 Cakes Hath Tablets,
All flavors
f? -fl A t
epA exJ'
15 Burs IVORY
SOAP
G 4 tM
t P ile v "
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25 Packages ARGO
STARCH
,
(£>*3
)
)
Aj
1
10 Packages NAT
IONAL OATS ...
9 PncldfgcH
d l l I’SO
Mbs. KING A N ’S NUT
MARGARINE .......
5 No. 2 cans Premier Inn
cy Maine Style Corn
5 pkgs. PREMIER
POP C O RN .....
II pkgs, Superior
1 Bottles Premier
HOUSE RADISH
3 Cans No. 1 Delmonlo
FRUIT SALAD
•I Hot. Lutz & Schntm
Sweet GHERKINS.
-I Packages
Arbuckle’s Coffee
3 Ik tiles Large Size
Premier .Chill Sauce
7 Cans 1-lb. Tall
PINK SALMON
:)K J £ R K $ B a S
K J S IE k ltfL k
f»nyon band of warring Piute In*
^«ns, failed to return this morning,
•feordlng to word received here. The
J*t* of the missing posse men is un
known.
At dawn today n new posse of 30
ment left lllanding to continue the
“Uni for the Imlhflts who arc said to
“*ve taken refuge in the mountains
*°r‘ k of the town whoro they nre
familiar with every Iran and ennyon.
"?Wards of forty Indians are reported
t® be virtually prisoners of tho white
foidenla of lllanding. They have been
PlsecJ under heavy guard to prevent
Possibility of their Joining with
_ renegade hnnd.
Witcrday, them was n running fight
‘•t'veen (he Indian band—said to
Nutnlwr twelve— and white posse men.
T»e Indian youth known as Joe Dlsh-
No. frCtrffeFMission
Brand ROYAL ANNE
CHERRIES ............
F R U IT A N D VEGETABLES COUNTER IS A L W A Y S COMPLETE W ITH LOTS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT
W ITH THE CROWD AN D COME TO PIG G LY W IG G LY—YOU W IL L MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE
A L L OVER
The World
A L L OVER
The World
�OUR W EE K LY
Harding Prefers
Southern Commercial
W EATHER AND
Golf to Fishing
Secretaries W ill Meet
CROP B U LL E T IN
in Memphis in May HOPE SOUND, March 22.— Presi
th o V Ilrndontown Racking Co.,:recenny shipped 1000’ cases of 2-t canr
to the cqse o f canned grapefruit to
Sari Francisco. California does not nllo wFIorida Grapefruit in its natural
condition to be shipped into that state
but .11 cannot keep out the canned
goods.
Entirely t'onlov*il, ns /cW *wllt tamper iWctTa. hold, and tho <fm*umcr ,
with the filled bottles. Third, tha inelh- ie-lT to pay \v|,al it i3 AV()nh
,
od of control is mueh coaler,-na boti^rcares
confide^
T* ■
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its forwnrd march.over the cotton tles of milk can* be collected by tbu conrimer. In addition,* it is
inspector from lunch counters, sod* tractive to the eye and thUl, tt . *
fields.
fountains, etc, doing away with the appeal:lo the purchaser.
During the* last four years the U, S. necessity o f ordering a glass of milk
has exported more than $212,000,000 in order to gek'a sample.
square
dance at , llf
worth o f industrial machinery to the
The consumer nnd inspector are not M A R Y D A N C E C A S IN O T O N ,^ )
Asian countries. The oriental people the only ones who arc benefited by
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are getting into the manufacturing such requirements; it is possible for
game,
the milk distributor to profit through1 Daily Herald on sale at Joe*, c
-------‘ increased business. Confidence in milk{ House, Mobley’s Un,,. ...
According lo A. L. Guernrd in th o jl* created when a good uniform pro-1 Hunt’s Pharmacy.
National
Geographical
magazine:
“ Language remains the worst fron
M D iG U H ic a B iz x n a E X S E n R S iB iiiE a c B S E i■anennnann
tier in Europe; the most complicated,.H
the most impassable, tho hardest to *
adjust, the most furtUcrln conflicts o f '■
hatred." In Western Europe, tninua *
Russia, there are forty languages, not ■
including numerous dialects, taught a
in the schools, used in printing books *
and newspapers, and spoken. Each g
between
nation as it rises to power insists on ■
its own language. Now the Irish Free ■
Bark
State demands the restoration of the *
old Irish speech.
dent Harding again yesterday* show
The weather during the week was
ed that his heart is more toward golf variable— much colder than UHiial In
tcrs of Interest
than toward fishing or other recrea the extreme west nnd warmer than
tional pursuits.
usual over much of the rest of the
Ifljr T h e Asioeli«i«*4 P r t H )
When the president and Mrs. Har Section; midday temperatures were
MACON, Gn., March 23.— The an
ding, with other member^ of their well up in the SO’s In the south nnd
nual convention nf the Southern Com
vacation party, left Palm Hcjch thus south-central counties, and about K0
mercial Secretaries Association will
morning it was understood that the over much of the northern division. A
Diseases o f Watermelons is the ti
be held in Memphis, Tcnn., May 21 lo
chief executive would spend a jwr- change to decidedly colder, however,
tle o f Farmers’ bulletin No. 1277, is
25 inclusive, F. Roger Miller, presi
tion of the day fishing for Tarpon in took place during Monday when the
sued free by the U. S. Department of
dent of the organization announces.
the viiit^yty of Igike( Worth inlet, lie tempernturo was in the 30’s in the
Agriculture, Washington, 1). C. It dis
Memphis had been chosen for the
was pmfented-wit ha specially mndo extreme west, the sub-nornml tem- cusses and gives control measures foi
meeting, it was stated, because of its
tarpon rod while in Miami and it was pernturcs being felt in the north nnd
wilt, root rot, gummy stem blight
central location in the South. Eleven
assumed that he1would try it out at north-central counties Tuesday morn
other cities in Virginia, Georgia, Ala this first opportunity. The golf "hugs" ing; no frost resulted from this ground rut, anthrneiiuse,-steam end
bama, Mississippi, ArKansas, Mis with the party were so sure that the change. The occurrence and distri rot nnd minor diseases and contains
souri, Oklahoma and- Texan had peti president with former director Dawe? bution o f precipitation was piore sat a convenient*descriptive key to nl! the
tioned for the convention, according: of the budget were going to spend isfactory than during the previous diseases, by means o f wjlich a grow
er may, identify a disenre in his field.
to Mr, Miller.
several hours fishing that they left week; it was heavy to excessive and
Chief among the mutters which will the boat ami motored back to Palm locally damaging in some portions of
The 1022 report o f R. E. Rose, Flo
l>c discussed at the convention of lleneh where* they could follow their the western divisions; and, except
rida
State Chemist, lias appeared and
"City Rudders’’ nro the utilisation of bent. The morning passed with the locally, mostly insufficient in the
raw materials in the ninnufacture of houseboat Pioneer steadily chugging south; some locally heavy ruins oc. contains much information about fer.
finished products, methods o f scien along northward and the afternoon rurrrd, however, on the const, lull tilizers, feed stuffs, nnd citrus fruit
tific research in promoting industrial began with no order to stop for fish more is .needed. Except in the ex laws.
ilO T tL n M ILK FOR
development, making Southern opin ing. About .1 o'clock when the boat had treme couth the percentage of sun
DRINKING PURPOSES j
Production of 1,18 i.dfio,000 pounds
ion effective in national legislation, arrived oiT this resort, an order came shine was deficient over much of the
popularizing aouthern food products, to proceed to the Island Inn pier, and Section- Fnrm work made good pro o f cane sugar during the year ended
All milk intended for a drinking,
Sept, 30, 1322, is indicated in reports
national advertising o f southern op no sooner hail the gang plank been gress in .nil divisions, except the west
from
Hawaiian
Sugar
mills.
This
is
13
should
he bottled in the dairy or milk
portunities, the establishment of a lowered than the ‘‘president walked ern where heavy nnd locally washing
percent
more
than
in
11*21,
and
n
hig
plant, nnd kept in the bottle until
southern school for secretaries and down it in his golfing togs. Then fol rainr tendered the soil soggy; some
her production than the average for served. It is desirable that this K* done
fONA TOMATOES
IONA COHN,
the development of a co-operative ex lowed two rounds over' the nine-halo prngres swas made planting corn,
ten
years
past.
Nearly
nil
tin*
sugnr
No. 2 can..........
No. 2 can
us
n
protection
to
the
health
o
f
the
tension service for southern ehunthers island inn course, which lies along the cane, cotton, melons nnd truck where
produced in Hawaii in shipped to the community thru reducing the ihincea-jj
the
soil
was
in
good
condition.
Early
ocean here. The pioneer was anchorc f commerce.
of contamination, and ns an aid to a (n
corn that was not too badly damaged .United Stales.
LARGE AUTUMN CATCH MACKEREL,
Mr. Miller ntso stated that daily off hero last night, and lids morn
$
b ythe cold weather of February is
more thorough -systeht o f insjieetiim. S
each ....... .k.------------...........
ing
the
cruise
northward
win.resumed
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sessions will be devoted to the discus
Uncle Joe r'nnlimi o f Danville, 1)1.,
doing w ill; some 'recently planted is
Most towns nnd cities of consider- ;J|
with
a
stop
mitdo
nt
Fort
Pierce,
un
sion of chamber of commerce- meth
up to n good stpnd. Oats are badly retired to private life by the closu of able rize iri this eountiy require that ill
PALM O LIVE
L A V A SOAP,
ods, covering every phase o f civic, less the president feels more like
spotted; recent rairjs improved the the (J7th congress op March I, 11)23. alt milk for home use be bottled which ,■
fishing
than
lie
did
today.
SOAP, 5 cakes.. .f
P<?X Cake
commercial and industrial develop
after'-Id
years
of
service,
in
which
he
erbp as a whole, hut there is complaint
is desirable beyond doubt from the J
ment, together with the .various ram
lends.
His
career
has
been
notable
from rust in all divisions. Shipments
stfiVidpointa o f both-health and liusi- *
ifications of professional technique in FOUR YE AR S
of lettuce, cabbage, some early Irish and the parting with the members on ness. Hot lied milk is considered u tieorganization management, in short,
potato**'-, strawberries, and tomatoes l U*e last da> was an event, Deniocints v.*-*tsit>’ in the city home, and having
A T COLLEGE IS
a comprehensive short course for pro
(from tin* south) continued, the set- ;ind Republicans alike doing hirn^ho- all beverage milk bottled is only one J
CONTEST A W A R D tirig
fessional secretaries who desire to in
of tomatoes continued in tin* con- ,,,,r* jj1’ " :i'i *’" rn " t Guilford, N. t.. step further.
RED CIRCLE COFFEE
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crease their efficiency na organiza
trnl division. Citrus trees are in good May 7, 18-Ui, Gen. Isaac Sherwood of
Specially yelectThe ronsunuw whp orders milk In *
WASHINGTON, I>. ( ’., March 22,
tion executives, according to the asso
cd, per lb.
condition, except locally, especially on Toledo, O., who will be a member of public eating places, including soda ■
— For the fourth successive year, high
ciation president.
the southeast coast, where rain is the next congress, is a year older.
fountains, if given ids-choice prefers |*
school students of the nation are to
MIXED TEA—*
A feature o f the convention will be
still Seeded. Tobacco made.good pro
SUPREME,
milk
which he sees poured from a but- *
lie given Opportunity to win the larg
Orange Peko
When the new Mayor of Palm City,
an exhibition and demonstration of
gress.
per Ih.
tie. He 1ms found from experience j ■
est single educational award offered
India Ceylon
Florida,
was
sworn
into
office
a
few
chamber o f commerce forms, office
that it is apt to be more uniform 5
W
——1
In the United States, according to a
days
ago
the
ceremony
Was
preceded
systems and advertising literature to
fro nulny to day, nnd better flavor-j*
DOMESTIC SARDINES,
statement by the Highway Education Delay in Potato
by prayer from one of the local
which every organization in the south
cd, than lluit dipped •from a can. This a
Hoard today.
t preachers.
Crop From South
ern states will be invited to contrib
i* true because the buttled milk i*; les.i ‘ n
The nwnitl is the II. S. Firestone
N. II. C. PREMIUM SODA
ute selected specimens.
art
to he .-kmirncd nr* adulterated and
Boosting
Prices
Four Years University Scholarship,
“ If you can retain your hat, youi
CRACKERS
iH-cmn e it ha less ihance to become ■
In connectoii with a southern pro providing not only tuition, but room,
footing and your temper thi-.se days
<
1
1
,1
Thf
I’
rraxl
e.intaminatcd.
a
ducts campaign, which is to be launch board, books and special fees for the
CHH’ AGO, March 23.— Reaction of you are doing about .all that could !>.
,
,
.
u
ed during 11123, the menu on one day student writing tin* here essay in tin*
-(Quality Merchandise at Mitiimuin Prices—
I- 1'iim the its pwtors point of \ *-w
tin- fruit and vi gt table market to expeetwl ..[ a mortal in the monlb .rf
(luring the convention will embrace annual go..d reads e ay conli O. Tin- . prwlK> „iricia!ly arriving today, w a M a r c h .’’ Hu is n quotnt ion from a pa. tin re are several reasons why ir.dk *
.... ..... . . ....... *
................... spring, officially arriving today, wa.i
southern products exclusively,
assigned subject of the essays to be im
■ inaleil
. , ,tiy. a declining
,
,, «,,,, , * m m -i per,1 prltitcf up in lllinifit where in j -Itmill be -erved ill tile b ittle. i ■- *
canting
u
“ A special committee is now on-' written ... "Tin- L'tb.ei.c,- o f Highway Kl..
„ ri, il;f,
mark,.ti ,|u.; M: ireb lb weather is a very uncor- the li*at place, the health of t it * e«m- g
gaged in the compilation of a history 1rail-sport Upon the Keltglims l i f e of lMXvd
muiiity
can
he
niuclj
more
easily
i.nil,
n
s tm „ tH|K..lu
..... .............
........ ,(f agricultural!
______ *»i
nin propi-t’.ion, full of, ilanger for
of the chamber of commerce move, My Community."
definitely
protected
by
insjKcting
the
j
j
*
prq„oniics said today.
people expuju-d to its rigors. Tourists
milk
and
bottle*
at
the
snrreo
o
f
rupment in the south,” Mr. Miller declar-! Announcement of the contest i* bi-j whil,* shlpimnla of storage stocks
from the north who arc now in Floricd. "Many of these city building or-1 itig nlade to superintendents iff selioobj (if
p-r01|Ul,t„ deereared materially da should rfike notice and stay away ply. Second, the trouble from ndid- a
tern'ion by serving ngehey i . i.lm »
ganizntions are from 50 to 100 years and high school principals and «lu -' in
Mr:naaz,aanu3r3r.rt3auui:snrirnaHtiEUiE.tnr:ui:ii.yfsrEr.5i.u sitBEiii
|„*t wn.k> „ K. ri.pi,rt .said, quo- "" t il all >i*k-- are gone,
old and the earliest organization of dents as rapidly as possible, and all u„ ;,llw nn th(. tWll J)r,„|,K.ts Wl.rt.‘ tl
- ----1 this type were former soon after the available liteialuie is being listed
, mtno-J. tlu* price of onions
Method- of producing and handling NRHBaHBBBRaEHHHcBKmjanEiraNRSMgiatrar:::::
n
‘ American revolution,
and tabulated for the
infurmation
in- infurtiirit
.on of advancing sharply while cabbage tie- j nnih au^ihul it will 1^; .clean may be ■
j "The movement originated in Eu the pros peel ire cmitestanla. The Iloan! j
, ...____ J tunght
In uJnwils
* avail— "
*.....*-*
'* —*—a *is other a
at
rope in the early part of the fifteenth atMMMinrm. its willingn.-s l.. answer; n, \y » „ oulnmted l/dMlVan o l on-1 r<”d ‘*r- s o f’ farm pmcttVe.
n
IP
n
century and was transplanted to, any inquiry Minlents and u-a. hi rs! ir(nr, r*.n i : l im| t„ supply th- old mar-------N
(America'by the early coion ;ts; y,lio may desire to make, but it point: oat k e f during the next six week*, an av
The cltrns fruit shippers o f Kis- ■
N
1formed the New York chamber of that all that is necessary is compli erage o f forty car* a day until the simiiK-i’ have a pre-eoidlng plant and
■ BREAST OF VE AL, 2 LBS. FOR
* ♦ i u * * *>
1commerce in 170ft,” lie added. Among ance with the simple rub--, of the mu end of fii * season. Shipment* dur-f lhe experience i-, that mure fruit get*
the cities that have announced they te t, and tin? preparation o f a 700- ing the week ending March* 17, d e -fto market in good condition and it | F A N C Y GEORGIA CORN-FED LEGS OF FORK, lb.
i would bid for the 1021 convention art* word essay on the subject. K*wys eresed "fi per cent from the pn vimm bring more money th in that shipped
FRESH K ILLE D M IL K -FED PO U LTRY, per H>,
Norfolk, Va., St. Louis, Hitmingharn, should be siilooitti-il to the hij-li school week, tilling 27" car*.
ti oh •‘^frigerntion. The plant paid:
priiictjinl by May 1.
Hot Spring,* and Fort Wurth, Tex.
Prices in New York for mid-west- j f"r B-elf in three yi'ar.i. Klsslmmeo i*
The contest, known to tlonisaud ■<(
Ilf
bi-i-i .- -q; !<• », I*, in'iki* a ii-ntrd a • a
ml
s I i h -I;
i 5c
P irk .'t’ l.uid: ;• A i n v. i'*.
Prinn* St. i*i‘ Pol R oast, ! ■
i*l l o w *
nnd
il - . l ' t o i l l
-t'oli tq thin igli ill! lie Uuiteil S'...I
1
.
n
uf
si
i:.
\
v
'iru
. <1 .n ■i l l l i n d r . - i l p i n r l
i
!
t.
15c
15c
t’ i t ! Jed ( )x T on gu e, lblUii y ( Ivvti lluast, lit.
Wholesale Prices
■ii.-l ti l l itoiial |>o c
it;, the “ an
St
N tocl
in
11\ i - ! i .
llh i’l id
:i.k
L e g * o f L a m 1’ , W estern , lb.
15c
islmrl Ribs, "lb.
Increase Slightly;
l "'e! g ' -t| r o . : d i e - ay e d lit i * t " i- til.
t.: : '-li new-)mper.i are sev'ere in
•\,u\>a - I'tlv and t'hiiag*
1
l
‘
*
.....
35c
SirJoin
S teak , W estern , !b.
- - r - ■**V
Living Costs Lower uqist sustained eoihpetffion of it* kind i-aOM-d a slightly weaker lone on ; di-nuio'iatiou of the invasion of Ger-ji Steaks, Plain, |1>, ............ - .r-T T Me
inaugurateii in )92U, it hua provided those market*. The market for old many by the French for the reason ] Steaks, F la t, lb.
15r
T -B n n e S teak . \Vi’ster;?, Ib.
. .
2k
that it increases, the’ ill-feeling and j T-Bone Steak, lb.
15c
Round
S teak .-W estern , Ib.
WASHINGTON, March 22. — A a college education for three atudent*, cablingc is drawing to tt close.
•
2k
■M * ■
slight rise in the general level nf one boy nnd two girl*, nnd it* main
L am b R oast, W estern , 4b.
15c
Boston Loin s, lb.
l o t it; i
. K n g lis h
tr
Il o ? l " a t o l l l i t u l 1il i i m - d
yholcmdc prices in February compar tenance fro mycnr to year i* ns tired p n t l f r r . m
20c
15c
L a m b S te w , W cd tcra, II*.
N Sirloin S teak , lb.
o f f *, -M .- - 1.■* o f d o l l a r
111;, r A t f ’ b i r a g o tin
ed with January was reported yeitar- by the donor of the sell darsldp. Har i t f 15 I * . f r,n.
«
3k
1"c
L am b tT o p .:, W estern , Ib.
vey S. File-tom., Akron, Ohio.
■ S even Bone Steak, lb.
fi-W .; o n t h i a m i
Ai
k i t f i - r 1 L t f t i h t y i n II,8 t . f l n * l M i . n duy by the labor department whieh
N
20c
’Ill; year the aihjrrt i regartbi! ■ d t i y w . i : ■£ J 'i t o v . " a t o n .-ll'll Ji'.lt a l i s t . ■-.fit* d o w n t o it
15c
■ San F ran cisco Split Steak, lb.
L e ft o f P o r k . W es tt nt, Ib.
at the same time nnnomieeil that l»■
f
2jc
U ( ’ hiblp.tiso Stunk, lb.
1,tii i
c*0 *!{, \\ t‘ t rn, 1 *■
1*e
tween Jan. 15 and Feb. 15 there bad a . unique and unusual, bringing up l . m a w i n k p i f V i M t l r e t n . t h i l l l d u l l *. T h i fo| ih- ru-Mon tie Ielat ion of ini*.
. t) ( Itli M’tl l I l f K
* o tto ll b o ll W
•1 hi
t-i
20c
t *H k. li t v t i a.- p d
b i p i i , i * - il - o f I . l . l
been li deerrare " f 1 pel i-efit in tini r»c
S h o rt Cuts Steak, 11».
S tiou iiler '*1" Pork, W fs le r ji, lb.
m I HtrJ. 11 ha^
1 i t< 5
-ijilt-f. i n T i - x
1(II k II I 2 1 1 I'iir.'*.
: u n l fJI’ H
retail eost nf fund In tin airing.- fa eli tin-,-,-portaltoo to the moral
21 " • > -tt
2k
M
S
ilve
rs
id
e
Steak,
lb.
P ork Chops, W estern , Ib,
15c
or the t i ’ igiou |if,. „| ii,,- community
o f
t h o t o u t h - - n o w i " i n p l o l i 'd th i* i
hi
n m vi*n *c n t
■
D e la y
mily.
20c
■ U p p er B u ttock Steak, li» .
.. 15c
P ork Ro::sb*, W estern , Ib.
Statistics collet tetl by the depart l.c.Aling chunk me a have expre-'-cil cm crop was lieiicvcil partly n-qion- A n gia au cotton IteP.. ami ha* become
33c
tin
ir
approval
of
the
disnission
tie*
;,j|i]t- f,,,* advancing potato price*, j an invincible foe by reantm o fils pro-.
15c
B re a k fa s t Bacon, W estern , lb.
U iu Ii t H uttock Steak, 11;.
merit, which cover u wide range of
essay*
are
to
bring
about,
while
dis
Although the supply was liberal in Hfi? development, tho estimated off*
commoditlca, show that the increase* In
20c
prices of mi tala and metal products ( tinguished eiluentcw*n have given their many lending markets, carlot ship spring of a single pair in one Benson
ROAST OF VEAL, p e r l b .
approximated I 1-2 per cent, “ due approval of the contest itself. In past ments were 7"" car* less than the hedng over 12,00","00. It. ha* so far
defiid all Uu; ability of man to stop l V E A L CUTLETS, per lb.
to advance* in Iron, steel, copper, lend year* tlu* subjects have been broad preecdiu gweek.
fr
er
and
more
general,
the
raibjcct
fin
and tin." Uuihling materials increas
■
V
E
A
L
STEW,
peril).
ed 2 per cent in price while smaller 1322 dealing with tin* improved Iran ■
V E A L STEAK, W ESTERN, lb.
increase* were reported for cloth*, puliation and the growth o f the com
munity
as
a
whole.
3 V E A L CHOPS, W ESTERN, lb.
clothing, chemicals, drugs and rub
Previous winners have been Miss
ber.
“ Farm products, «>n the contrary,” Katharine F. Itiitterfield, Wi-iser, Ida
Fancy White Bacon, lb.
Bacon Nugget, Sugar cured, lb.
the department declared in a num ho, 1921); Mis* Garland Johnson, of
Beef to Braze, II).........
Spare Ribs, Western, lb.
mary, “ showed a slight decrease, dud Bridgeport, West Virginia, 1921; him*
Beef
to
Boil,
lit.
.....
...
Kail
G.
Pearson,
Washington,
I*.
l
‘.
Pig Tails, Western, lb.........
to a decline in cattle, Jiogn, sheep, eggs,
PRIME
WESTERN
IJKEF,
FANCY
Mi
Butterfield
is
in
college,
but
Miss
Beef
to
Kettle
Roast,
lb.
*
» ■ ** “ rf * * *.*.•»
Cream Cheese, lb.
liny, hides and milk which more than
STALL-FED FLORIDA IlEEF
Beef to Steam, lb.
15c
offset the increases in giuins, cotton, Johnson and Mr. Pearson, nut b.*it;jr
Limburgcr Cheese, lb..... .............
Keninra when tho scholarship was J
potatoes and wool."
These Cuts are From Very Choice Fed Wes
Wisconsin Brick Cheese, lb.
^
FLORIDA nnd WESTERN PORK
Comparing price* in February with awarded them, have remained in high 2 FANCY MUTTON
tern
Steers
Aulioot
until
their
courses
are
cum*
u
**- *
: ,J-i**«*
Sliced Ham, lb...... ■ » * * *
those of a year ago. the department
FERRIS (N . Y .) HAMS
pleted^^TIt&Jt
both
will
enter
ro
llegei"
said the general level hud risen more
Picnic Hams, lb........... .........................15c
******V"
S W IF T S PREMIUM HAMS A N I) IJACQN
Boiled Ham, lb. .....
this year, Miss Johnson at the U nl-'J
than l i per cent.
Pure Ltml, lb. . ................. .....?........ ..... 15c
■rt-it,**■*“**
Head Cheese b
Luncheon Loaf, 1b...IT*-•m
Liv(.*r
Retail food prices on February 15, ven$ity of West Virginia, and Pear
Full Line of SnusaRe
Pan Sausage, lb..................................... 15c
g
son
nt
a
university
in
Kansas;
hit
while 1 per cent leas tlmn a month
Butter, lb. .............. —...... —
Fresh Hnmhufjer
Pork Sausage, lb........ ........
15c
COf
Lonnhcrn Chcctfc
previous, were reported -I-HI per cent home slate.
Clover Bloom Butter,db.
The beat three c**nya fro meaeh
Beef Liver, lb. .......... ...................... . 15c
higher than on Feb. 15 o f lust year
I5<
FRESH. BEEF BRAINS
Pure Lard in Carton*, lb........
and 17 per cent higher than the av-‘ high school are to bo submitted -to
Smoked Sausage, lb.
15c
state headquarters, where the heat
crage In February, 1913.
-----If You Want Quality and Service. Give Us n Trial----- jj
essay freiti the commonwealth will be
25c
chosen. One essay from each stale
A L L KIND S OF SUGAR-CURED HAMS, lb. " l . r.;:..*.::^...Housekeeper Arrested
anil territory will-then come to th e:5
(jUICK DELIVERY
On Homocide Charge boa ni ut Washington, lb C’., there to jj
k* handed u imtiu'nal committee to beijj
in New York Today Inamed
by Dr. John J. Tlgijrt, U, S. u
I’omnussioner of Edui'btion. The ire*- K
( fly Tlir AMorliitrd 1*rrn«V
NEW YORK, March 22.— Mrs. An- tlonnl lommittee will award the srhol-ijj
ni elluzzi, housekeeper for Frederick arship.
an
,
Inquiries should be addressed to the
B
Schneider,, Dronx contractor when he
J. HUGH TH.LIS, Prop.
B
B
K EE P MOVING
-g?
j 'w i i slain February 26, was arrested Highway Education Board, Willard
B
Building,
Washington,
D.
C.
today on it charge of homicide. She
-NE XT DOOIt TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING W0»
,
! Phone 105- -------------- 102 Sanford Avenue ■ S WEST FIRST STRKETu
.............
hail been released after living held soBXHauQBHBaBurtEuaBnau^aaaasL’ ZHBajsBM uaBiuncaacccBnBBa
For quick'results try a want ad.
vend days ns a material witncsi.
City Huildcrn Will Discus* Many Mat
Second
Street
and
Oak
s r vca.&p.
12c
08c
_____
05c
FANCY WHITE POTATOES, PECK.J2c
32c
09c
05c
S
•
='
v '
*
‘ C‘ •
- •-1"*
^
.TTS* %!i L
-
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, KRTOAV, MARCH 23, 1923
the Officers and Employees of this Bank implies an obligation we are all jealous ot guarding
It is a sacred trust which we hold inviolate
♦Jm Jh J*
*** «$*
*1*
«*♦
**♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦’ j# # *
*%♦ V V 4
BASE B A L L
FOOT B A L L
BASKET B A L L
T R A P . SHOOTINC
ROWLING
TENNIS
BOXINC
III Very much the same way ns in
the obi days, the-first In so line at Ex
position Park was lined with hundred
of Sanford fun*, who motored to Or
lando yesterday to see the itvds and
Indians in action. They were given a
real treat in the exhibition, as th*
regulars for both t 'liiits were in ac
tion and a go al game, ju.it a- g >hI a
seen in any of the log league games,
was staged, and the fans left with
the finding of having seen their full
money’s wort h,
the WEIGHT
„ and
<
C iU A U T Y
O F OUS-
Speaker, e
lb at y iid be bail cnidtulntcd ■*
Eumnm, rf
uiu.i' be did nut wish to ratine
J. Sowell, s,
tionnl grief to Jack I hum, m magi r
Lut sky, 3b
South Hon ml
of tho Oriole , w Iiom son, Jack Dunn, j
Wyatt, c
jr.,
hits
ju-t
diet!.
Bentley
and
the
O'Neil,e
Junior Dunn were buddies ^n the
Smith, p ..'
world war. Whether ar.y money went
Covcloskie,
l « I’entlry in*tint known.
*11rower .
Iletiliny ended Ida hold-nut follow
••Stephens
ing a conference here at which t has.
Schmidt, vice-president of the Orioles
former firxt hisemnn* of the Poston
■ *— Baited for Smith in ath. #
NorlhlHtund
**—Hatted for f'ovell'.ikic in 9th. I!raves, was reported to have bean the1
peacemaker, citing the death o f Duun
Score by iniiings:
Arrive
Cleveland .... 0 (I 0 , 1) It I 1 I 0— 3 t,u a reason for Bentley's rapittllnt.on.
1:18 n.m.
Cincinnati .... 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 x— I
11;4B a.m.
rfUMMAKY—Two luise hits, .1. Se
2:35 p.m
well, Purus; Home runs, J. Sewell,
4:00 p.m,
A lug assortment of Easier Card*
Hohne. Double plays, Fonseca to Ua10:0 p in.
307-2tv
veney to Fonseca; base on halls, otT at Mobley's Drug Store.
I.uque 1; off* Kixcy 2; left on bancs,
rilliy llranch
f ’lovelnnd 6, Cincinnati 8; hit*, o!T Lu- FREIGHTER AFIRE IS
AltANDONKI) AT SKA
<)Uc 2 in S, off Smiths in 4; struck out
Arrive
by Luque B, by itixey 2, by Smith 2,
(flX Tkr Ammcifitril Pr«*M|
NEW YORK. March 22.—The It'dx'o. 2rv„i..... 1:30 p.m.
inn freighter Giulia, reported in dis
s*o.
6:50 p.m.
Black Walnuts gnglish Walnuts tress yesterday about 000 mile* off
Boston, has been abandoned nt era
x— Daily, except Sunday.
and
her
crow*
nf
10
rescued
by
the
New Irish Potatoes
steamship Trcsidentc Wilson «r.d West
Leesburg Branch
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
I*ike.
Arrive
A wire lens message conveying thi*
Swiss Cheese
3:66
p.m,
t’cwii was received late last night
2:60 p.m.
from fro mthe I’resiilente Wilson by'
Von will find that oui
bread is just i ight.
The tastiness of it will
make your appetite sit
uj) and take notiro and
the weight o f it . will
make you fool that
you're got tiny tho
food-value of y o u r
moixfcyv- It-’s important
that you !should re
member the name of
our bread and that you
impress it ufion the
grocery man.
A KANG your own
soap I
more
M
(rouble’ than cooking a
h iiu
meal. Itesulla are cer
tain nttd ilie soap of
belter Ijnallty Hum
nmcli yon buy. You
.use up the wuMC fats
from die kitchen with h
are usually
I brown
uwuy. One call of OLltit
gidlomiiif Mill soap at a
cm l nf one cyiit a gal
lon. I till direct Iona *m
the call. Kor 80 yearn
the best lionve-madn
soap has heen made
with (Jlunt Lye, and
will he. as long as soap
Is made at home.
*
The Giulia, a vessel of 4,337 tons,
sailed last Saturday from 1’ortlnnd,
Maine, for Girgenti and Trapanla, Italy, w;ith n cargo of grijln.
SQUARE
DANCE
AT LA K E
MARY* DANCE CASINO TONIGHT.
Oviedo Branch
Arrivo
..... 7:45 p.m.
.......
F . O . B . D E T R O IT
cA Greater Touring Car Value.
fiir >6yran I he Beil
A lr-T lih l Top Ita U i the Sttenith
Orlando - Florida
With the results you get from the feed you
arc now using? If hot, coine to see us. We
are feed specialists. W e have just the feed
you need at the right price, too. And remem
ber—-“ Your money back if you are not satisDeparts
The present price of the Ford
Tounng Car is the lowest ever
made.
»
And yet the car itself is a g r e a t e r
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 deliveries will soon be impossible.
To protect yourself, order now.
Make a small down payment, the
balance on easy terms.
Ftrd prices h a t never been to lam
Ftrd totality has never been to high
agents of the freighter.
Sausage
just as beneficial, as praise— omit;itira.. So if yun ran suggest any
Improvement in our ":i> of doini: \elranl/inh. the favor "ill Ih* oum
if jtlq "ill nd\
I!-. We «.m ’ Ilia lit be tnar siTVi'i1 ill every
T O U R IN G C.
DREAD
IS RIGHT!
Gtlihlll, III
ones
lint criticism is
This show U one of the must wide
Iv hi'rnbled pl.iiw of tin euMin. It i
a Mi tin S I., picture, !..»«« I on ih
fnliimn aloiy of . V ia Ktiglrod 11
"h u ll
a idlCli'ilil! n t| III- ! -I Ib.
The gold production in the United
Slide* declined from i1OI,O!'5,70O in
I a 1.7, t-1 Ji'i.O'.ifkOQU ia 1922, or 31.11
BALTIMORE. Mil., Mari h 23 .laid: per center la- silver prod le'.inn in the
Bentley will leave nultimare t »d,iv for U. S. doclituil from 7t.diil.ll73 oiinr«s
Sail AntuMo to join tile Giant*.
Aiiniifncement that lie n.» lin gii
would hold out for a share of tk<
2,
•Inline on,
Want by, 21
to receive kind "nribi r.v.irdin;: I hi- hlinp'-i rervlce.
SAN FORD, FLORIDA
(iuir*to, in the early purl of th*game, cracked one for a circuit ride
with a man on ba<c, but misled !i>—.
b yabout tiyo inches which 11--nit =d in
the loss of these tw > rims, enough to
have won the gvnio. Sewell ami lltdiue
abjo got circuit ulotil*. The tiiiid'st ■ <
was four to three for the Red*.
ihe league, thereby leaving n six club
. The l*ox score, was ns follow .;
rirciiit that will finish the season.
REDS
A ll It II PO A K
Next wctk'.H M-lfcdule will be- nr*
ranged to take care of the remaining
illtlis a‘i well ns the : idledille f o' t!iv
Totals ...
IK’ YOU Sk.i any kind of fanning in
j on ulun lil mill Thy, Fnrm11 K Stitt);num wliit'li deals with citt.i.i nin) tr.uk fnrt.iin.r, live% *t«»e!:,
<ni'ltry nail dairying. Send- f«»r fit'.'
inpie ropy or 23 tents for three
1 VIV,
11
1
1
c. it!. l-ivgy, general malinger o f tin*
i , (It .V
Fibre A ihffp i*»„ ntul (Ji-o. II. NOTICE OF SPECIAL m e e t i n g o r
T il K STOCKHOLDERS OK SAN- Morgnihi in charin' of the . citing of
nhitn im i.D iX fi & l o a n •
i ;,tin k jill tin* company, Gilbert la-nclt,
AHSOCI \TION
■i i<-;.,111 y of the efiinpary r.ml Major
Notin' is hereby given that a spec
.-McClelland, pn- uiciit of tin
ny, were hero \v i onlay anil ial meeting of the stockholders of
at the llrrald oiTIea. • Gilbert Sanford BuiMing A l.udii Amr.-intiun,
a lorporatioii, w .l t>c liv'd at Silt
Many Sanford Fans in Orlando to Witness the
Fray and They See a Good Game
INDIANS
A
KDW \RD HIGGINS
,V»lh«.rl>rtt I’ttf.l, l.l.fiiliii I'onl.en IlfsIfP
fur llrHinii.irntlim nr I’ulhrr 1‘aillrulor. cnll
nnr vl dll' riitliiiiliii al Xlli
11.*tne
Departs
3:40 p.m.
_F K K I), GRAIN, HAY AND FERTILIZERS
Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street
-
■ ..... Sanford, Florida
BABY CHICKS.AND HATCHING EGGS
:a n N a a ia B s »M a *a iM a a u a a B B H B B B H R H H a a a > B s a a K a K B s a a H
�M ONTICELLO, March 23—The
The India cotton crop for 1922-23
W ANTED 400 MEN, between April
Further
Trouble
Geneva
Happenings
as
Sheriff
Baker
o
f
band
of
renegade
Piute*
has
been
sur
10th and 15th to pick 'tomatoes;
is plnced at 4,848,000 bales of 47g
rounded by a posse in the Wnshcombc pounds net In a final estimate by the
Seen by “ Stranger”
highest wages paid and Comfortable
With Indians Not
Palm Beach Co. is
district, according to word brought
quarters. Write If you can come and
Expected in Utah .by,a courier. YVheiher fighting is go India Dept, o f Statistics. The crop |a,t
Taken From Office
bring men.— S. K. Rice/Vero, Florida.
For some time past I have been
year totaled 3,735,000. bate*. Acreage
ing on coujd not be learned.
Mch-22-to-Apr. -15 thinking that I would write a few
this year Is placed at 21,110,000 acres
Governor Orders Suspension; Steph Unless Posse and Hcdskins Meet—
W ANTED— 4 experienced white wait items for the Sanford Herald about
The
H e r a ld for first class job work.; compared with 18,430,000 acre* |>fit
Then a Battle (o the End
enson fa Appointed
us folks in this part o f our little vil
resses. Apply BX, Herald office.
Is Promised
lage.
Mlfled Ads I t s word. No
3<W-3tc
TALLA
H
A
S
S
E
E
,
March
22.—
Yes
taken for loss than 25c.
We came here about two years ago
W ANTED— Position ns clerk in dry
S A LT LAK E CITY, Utah, March
terday wns South Florida day nt the
d positively no Classified
and
we hive fallen very much in love
good* store, experienced a^d can
23— The possibility of n general up
governor's
office
while
the
executive
■ charged to anyone. Cash
give reference. Call 4I9-J.
307-fltp with thla delightful climate. Right heard county solocitor Fred W. Pine rising o f the Indians of southeastern j
ist accompany all orders,
here, we think, is a little better than
u.
Utah ngalnst the white letUers as a
.MAN OR LAD Y W ANTED in every
any other part o f the state; because and Sheriff Louis A. Allen, of Dade
ant the words and remit
result
of
the
trouble
nt
Blnr.ding,
is
|
city to sell guaranteed silk hosiery there ore so few mosquitoes, nnd we county, and an accompanying delega
trdlngly.
direct to wearer; price, 4 pair $5.00.— arc not much bothered either with tion in the defense o f rharges that believed to be remote, according to ad- j
the two officials had not enforced pro vices received here from vnrious
SILK TE X Hosiery Mills, 208 Masonic flies.
#
comfort and content is evidenced
hibition laws and gambling laws, nn sources. Runners reaching MonticclTemple. Jacksonville, Fla.
308-2tp
Dr. Gabard has n fine garden, of order wns going through the mill dis to yesterday snid the Montezuma can
by many well to do people who
FOR SALE
which all arc justly proud. When he posing o f Sheriff R. C. Baker of Palm yon Indians had declined a proposal
Fo U n B
bought, the bouse was very much out Beach county, and appointing irr his to join with the rrnegnde Allen canSAVED while young!
£k&— You cut g«t aood bad FOUND—S8x4 Empire’ Cord casing,
of repair. He had it painted, built a place E. R. Stephenson.
you
gang
which
i*
being
pursued
by
tire
carrier,
rim
aqd
license.
Call
**> and Irrigation plugs at
porch on the east and north sides of
Sheriff Baker, one of the licit known posses.
I Novelty Works.
100-tfr a; Herald office, pay for this ad nnd
Don’t envy them, but follow
Reports stated that the renegade
get same.— Ray Bros. "Exidc" Bat the house, thus having a porrh ex officials of the state, and long In of
A LB OH IlfeNT— fclcw bungatending around the cast, north and fice, wns removed as the cause of a Pjtitcs arc camped nt Wnshcombe
their example, you too, by saving
teries, Phone 548, in Sanford, Fla.
S rooms amt hath, garage. Good
west
aides
of
the
house,
greatly
Im
nliout
25
miles
from
the
scene
o
f
the
federal grnrnt jury indictment re
•
306-4tc
NOW, can have comfort and con
i, near school. Terms
likd
proving its appearance, also n small turned against him several days ago, clash with possemen Inst Tuesday in
Phono 423-W.
299-10tp
porch in front of the kitchen and din charging him with conspiracy to vi which one Indian was killed and two
tent later on.
ing room, n sleeping porch up stairs olate the prohibition laws and at wounded.
ALfci—4 room cottage and gnPRE V E N T FLU AND GRIPPE
For n few cents you can ward o ff and the house screened in. In addition tempting to liribp a federal ngent.
and trnilor. Palmetto avenue.
Old Hoacy, snid to be over 100
Get 4% Interest at Our Savings
} for Jere Rowe, Lake Mary, Flu and Grippe by promptly checking ho has water works with bath room Governor Hardee's order o f suspen years old, is leading the bund of ren
Department
faesnt April 1. Terms one-half your coughs and colds with Foley's above and below, nnd Skinner system sion, nftcr report o f the federal char egades. He Is known in the southeast
305-Gtp Honey and Tnr. Also gives quick re of irrigation for his garden, and nur ges said, “ It appear* that snid R. C. ern country as n “ bad Indian" nnd ho
(ALE—One iron safe, Woodruff lief from coughs resulting from Flu, sery, consisting o f about eighteen Baker is guilty o f malfensance nnd has been mixed up in numerous afBoyond this; fairs between the whites and the red298-lfc Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthmn thousand trees to be budded to tan malfeasance m office,
I’ n t x o n .
and Bronchitis. Forty-eight years o f gerines.
there
wns
no
comment
coming
from j skins in former years,
1ALE— Boater and (Jays' paints
The Rev, “Mr. and Mrs. Albertson the executive.
satisfaction to users has made Fol
Should the Indians nnd the possevarnishes at. Sanford Novelty
ey’s Honey nnd Tar the World's larg of Dcl-ntid were recent visitors of Dr.
Sheriff
Baker
who
lost
a
leg
in
the!
men
meet again in n battle a strug, Sanford agents.
183-lfc
est selling cough medicine. Contains and Mrs. Gabard, ns was also the pursuit o f his duties ns n deputy*urt- gle to the death is expected. The I’lSALE—Rhode Island eggs for no opiates— ingredients arc
printed Rev. Dr. Robert Porter, o f Des Moines dcr his father, cumo. here to ace the ute* have nlwnys resented the com
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
ing, 15 eggs for |1,00.
Mrs. on the wrapper. Refuse substitutes. Iowa. They left for Del-and on Mon governor last week, but there were ing of the settlers rind the whites
>rth, Bcartlall Avenue, Snn- Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere. day.
indication ut the time that the execu are snid to be determined to end for
B. P. WU1TNER, Cashier
F. P. FORSTER, President
On the Sabbath Mr. nnd Mrs. A l tive wns impressed with the serious once and for nil any danger of nn In
83*tfp - A d v .
bertson
ami
Dr.
Porter
went
to
OsceDa LEI— blew 4 room bungalow
ness o f a federal indictment hanging dian attack.
Wilber Avenue, Lake Mafy, Fla. STUMPER'S SATU R D AY SPECIALS ula, the latter idling Dr. Gnbard's over an official o f his class.
Stomper has an advertisement in appointment nt that place. They re
place, two piaxas, water in house.
Tile delegation from Miami who, be
■ ■
... ......... .
- ...
i ‘
.. A. Silloway, 5th Ave. 303-Gtp this issue about his special prices for ported splendid congregations both sides the defendant.? included Mrs. morning and evening and many cour Pine, former Judge W, H. Price, Ben
SALE—7 room house, furnished, Saturday In every kind of fresh nnd
tesies extended them the day nnd ev C. Willard, member of the legisla
“ 3 Blocks
l located with all modern con- smoked meat, western nnd Florida.
“ 3 Blocks
ening they were in Osccoln. Dr. Por ture, A. B. Small, R. O. Watson, and
Stemper
is
selling
meat
cheaper
than
necs. Easy terms.— E. F. Lane.
ter preached two good sermons.
from
M. II. Wolfe, remained closeted with
from
3Q6-3tp the cheapest nnd his prices in Friday’s
Mr. Wakefield took Mrs. Wakefield, the governor for more than two hours,
Daily Herald are read with much in
S ALE —Buick six touringf* first
High Prices”
terest by the people of this section Miss Mary Gnknrd nnd Mr. Logan in nnd refuted in detail, it is understood ■ High Prices”
is condition, at a real bargain;
of the state. He has the best meats his handsome car to hear Dr. Porter. the charges brought about by the
1022 Ford touring, perfect condtDr. Gnbnrd went to Bithlo to preach Christian council.
ut the best of prices and a glance ov
one 1918 Ford touring at u
er his advertisement will convince you nnd reported good congregations in
It was learned that charges date
PH O N E 550
ip price.—Gray Motor Soles Co., of this fact.
213-215 SANFORD AVENUEthe morning, afternoon nnd evening. back us far as the roundup of the
lYcst First Street, phone 305.
'He appreciated the kindnesses shown confidence band nt Fort Lauderdale
306-U'c SANFORD TRUCKERS AR E CON him while there,
last winter, and that they allege nour
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Daytona ishing operations by wiretappers in
SALE —One new Moline tractor
VINCED IS PR A C TIC AL TO
mndo n visit to Dr. nnd Mrs. Quirk, Dade county now. Deputy Sheriff
th two plows, $700 cash, selling
CONTROL NEMATODE
taking
them, ami little Frank, back Robert C. .Shnekelford, who has on
h $1200. Write or wire Mack
with them to their home for n short two or tlyree occasions, noted as the
or, Ocnln, Florida.
30G-3tc
Methods Itrcnmmrndcd by Prof. Wsst- ?vistil
special representative >f the gover, S A LE ’ — Pepper plants— (J. T.
son nf Experiment Station
Dr. and Mrs. Quirk, and grandson j who br(,U|flu {liH,ut llu. afresl of the 5
’*r, R. A., Sanford, Fla. 307-3tp
Prove Effective
Frank, have gone, to St. Petersburg * m>r •„ nirmil,i: ,b,wn wiretappers, nnd £
1 ftE lW —Cottage with nil confor a short stay. They have hud their band at Foil l-auderdnlr, appeared ■
Everything for Faster at Money-Saving Prices. W e have an attractive
nicnccs. Rent reasonable. Phone
Sanford truck growers hnve tried' home painted, which greatly improves in behalf of the defense and is un- ■
307-3tp
line o f New Goods for the Faster season. Don’t make the error o f buy
out nnd arc enthusiastic over their its nppeurnnee.
derslood to be u ntnt’ witness.
IflNG TIME—Singer Sewing Ma attempts to control root’ knot—caused
Mr. Logan, also Mr. Moran, continue
An affidavit made by a man named. J ing until you see what we have and compare our values.
ine Co. sells machines on small by the eel-like worm known ns the to improve, although still carrying
Roberts it wns learned that Khackel- *
Utly payments.
Repairing, nc» nemntode— by the methods worked out their arms in slings,
ford received some money in the Foit ■
orlex.—T. M. Dunlop, 10th nnd and recommended for this purpose by
Mrs. Culpepper improves slowly. I-nuderdnle affair, although 'he docu-, *
rcl Ave. Phone 556-W.
J. It. Watson of the Florida Expert- Little Mi.s Culpepper, who has come nlent *>f several pag*’ in length is , J
RATINE. G5e quality.
PRINTED VOILES. Variety of
‘
30fi-6t*W-ltp ment Station.
to make her home with Mr. nnd Mrs. aimed largely at Suloe'lor Pine, Mr.
SPECIAL, yard .......
patterns, yard
. ' ..... ......
IT E W YANDOTTE EGGS from
During the last year a number of Culpepper, is getting along nicely,
Shnekelford is understood to have
RATINE, 51.50 quality,
ORGANDIES..White and Solid ti
a extra ro*irl*En-impairsiri, $1.50 method* nnd now a number of them
Frm*klin spent a week with branded this charge as false not only
SPECIAL? ynt'd” .. ...i . u n u i .
15.—T. M. Dunlap, phone 5S0-W. say they nrr thnroly convinced that ^cr brdlhcr nt Daytona, nnd little as relating to him *l»ut in its full de
colors, yard ......... ... ......
SKIRTING, Blue and Burnt Orange, Q Q p J
^ *
306-Ct-w-Itp the methods will no longer be applied
WHITE ORGANDIES, permanent
tail. Mr. Price, who acted ns attorney
also Blue and Tan combination, y d . i/ O V j
Mr*‘ Wickorsham an<1 S ligh ter Bo for the wiretappers, also is understood
ft SALE—fcam of mules, 8 nnd 9 ns "experiments" in their fields, but
finish, yard ................ ...........
car* old,. $3(MJ. 50 gal. sprayer, as "tried-out-and-proved" means of ris 8»>cnt Fri(ln>’ ni« ,u * i,h ,)r’ nnd to have thrown light on the Fort laiuLORRAINE
TISSUE,
p ■
VOILES, extra fine quality,
Mr*. Gabard, leaving for their home dcrdnle ^affair, which he snid, abso
r last fa ll,$100; two tons wire used control.
yard
v
*
superb
patterns,
y
a
r
d
..............
„ ,
...
nt Aurantin on the mum train Satur- lutely exonerated Mr. Pine. It .-wns
season.— H. U. Lewi*.
30R-3tp
TISSUE
GINGHAMS,
fine
quality,
Q
Q
/
»
■
Professor Matson recently spent
BERNESE SWISS, 75e value,
intimated that Deputy Shackelford
R S A LE —One 25 foot pleasure several days in nnd around Sanford* ^
short
length,
only
SPECIAL,
y
d
.
.
.
O
v
C
nm| Mra. Andrews, who had
value, yard. S PE C IA L.............
who went to South Florida several
oat with cabin, quarter glassed in. observing the results o f the truckers' rooms {„ Mr8. Gnbard’s for the winter
MERCERIZED-BEACH CLOTH,
4 O p *
WITCHERY
CREf’ E,
weeks ago on a r.ecret mission, fol
tor
horse power and in good trtals of the methods he has recom- |(lft Fl,b 2«, f „ r their home in East
Guaranteed
fast
color,
y
a
rd
........
T
t i/ x * *
yard
lowing a conference with the gover
ining condition, Boat can be seen mended. He expressed himself as . 0ranRCt N . j.. tllkinK. m l c ,)nUKhter
SHIRTING
MADRAS,
guaranteed
nor, told the executive thnl condi
CREPE RATINE,
Wilson Island or will bring to city highly gratified with, his observations, |Con„ tnnco |mck with them. The litUo
fast color, yard
....................
tions set forth ih the affidavits did not
yard ......................................
saying:
request. Price $150.00.—C. G.
one was quite an uttrnctiun on the benr out his Investigation there. The
no, Sanford, Fla.
308-2lp
“ Two of the methods, which have bout. The trip was made in safety, deputy's trip is understood to have
been used extensively nliout Sanford but they were delayed m Jackson
had to do with expected wiretappers
FOR„ J B N T :t v last season arc the summer fallow
ville a few days owing to tho fact during the winter season.
Wc have just received two new Hhipments of W. L. DOUGLASS Shoes nnd Oxfords for Men
R RENT—1 ni^^Bparlmnet, nTl ami the legume-growing methods. Hint their boat was damaged nt New
and Women. You will need a new pair of Sho;\s for Easter and of course you want the BEST
The defense largely consisted on h
onvcnicnces a n t f^ n l furnished.— Wherever the summer fallows were York. They have passed through two
VALUE for your MONEY— W. L. Douglass' name v.ji a Shoe means that very thing.
mass o f affidavits, designed to dis
tes’ Building. Phono 181. 290-tfe kept up—where the soil was kept con snow storms since their return.
prove the charges of the council, nnd
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES fur Men Priced at
>R KENT— 1 5-room flat in front stantly cultivated, kept covered with
Miss Madge Ix>e Newman, of Phil counter charges that the council was
Witrfion’.s Patent 1-Strap
if city hall. — Woodruff & Wut- a dust mulch— thru the summer and adelphia, Pa.,; her brother, Mr. llnll n Republican political organization
i.
298-tfc well into October, the results wore Newman, wife nnd son of Snnfnrd, trying to obtain control of the county.
Oxfords, pair
highly gratifying. The nematodes were recent callers at the home of Dr.
>|t R E N T—pqo front room, furnish
Women’s
Patent 1-Strap
The Miamians left for their homes
were well controlled. On the wcll- and Mrs. Gnbnrd mid Miss Lizzie Hall
ed, 701 Magnolia.
306-itc
shortly after leaving the hearing.
Oxford,
fancy tip, p a ir......
fcrtlllted Sanford soils the summer cousins of theirs.
The
Governor
indicated
that
he
Hf ftENT— Furnished room, 411 fallow does not seem to lie as detri Mrs. Waller Flynt is kept quite
Women’s Patent 1-Strap Ox
would give his decision in the matter ■
W. L. DOUG LASS'SHOES FOR WOMEN
Park Avenue.
307-3tp mental to fertility ns on lighter, drier
fords gray trimmed, pair ..
busy looking after the public.
next week, they snid.
>k IlE N T —Large, furnished room, soils.
Women’s
Felt Boudoir
. '►-sr
Mrs. Stonok is on a visit to her
running water, private entrance,
Slippers, pair
“ For the growing legumes under daughter Miss Mnry Stones, in T a
Memory Books nt Mobley's Drug
iwntown, over Herald office. 308-2tp constant cultivation, these growers vares,
Store.
307-2tc
J T fk K N T —Purr
apartment, hnve mostly used the Brabham com
Ijtst but not by any means least,
A beautiful line of High School
vldso in. Also garage. Inquire 209 pos instead of the hunch velvet bean Mr. J. T. McLaughlin, n department
Fifth Street.
,
30H-3tp because the bean does not grow quite workman of the Osccoln Lumber Co.,
Human Outpoints Lynch
so quickly os as well in their soils. a very popular nnd promising young
3R SALE— 50 acres at Coronado
Joe Burmnn outpoints Joe Lynch
The cowpea is riot ns immune to root man, and Miss Thqlma Bass, a mod
Beach, Fla., running from river to
TABLE DAMASK, 95c value. We have a *
world’s bantamweight champion, in
knot ns Is the bunch velvet bean, but est nnd retiring young woman, were
c*n with all repairing rights and
no decision contest at Chicago.
few short lengths from 2 to 3
ff A n ■
MEN’S
WORK
SHOES,
it gives very good results
quietly married at the home of Mrs.
>od title, just the place for n new
yards
each,
at
y
a
r
d
....................
f
solid leather, p a ir... ............
“ The treating of seed beds with cy M. E. Gnbnrd. They left immediately
•ach jirojcct. Price reasonable. Adanide nnd ammonium sulphate will for Orlando, lakeland and other pla
WHITE ENAMELED COM
MEN’S UNION SUITS.
■css Coronado Real Estate Exchange,
also be used extensively this year ces. They are now at home to their
BI NETTES, each ....... .........
each ........ ........................ .
■rtin Kildorff, Mgr.,
Coronado
around Sanford. One large concern friends in Osceola. The good wishes
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS,
)ISH PANS, ja
WHITE ENAMELED OVAL DISH
each. Fla,
308-2tc
will trent cjght acres o f seed beds un of their friends follow them for all
each ...... .........-...................
just the thing for use in the
der the joint direction of the Experi their new relation.
W A N TE D
sink, ench ...........................
SWEETORR OVERALLS,
ment Station nnd County Agent B. F.
STRANGER.
ANbD—A cbanca to build your Whltner of Somtnole county."
$2.50 value, pair...................
ENAMELED DISH PANS,
now homo before lumber,gets, any
MEN'S KH AKI PANTS,
Professor Watson’s . methods take PIGGLY WIGGLY HEAD
14-quart, each .................. .....
W
ill
sell
Saturday
at
1
ghir^ Plans and estimates fumi»h- ipto consideration certain natural con
j) ft 11* •..« «•**»* **•****-r****»•*.****#»'***■*•******
W IL L UUY HACK STOCK
o’clock, 6 head o f Milch BOY’S KHAiH PANTS»
ENAMELED COFFEE POTS,
1,—8onford Novolty Works. 183-tfc ditions. The npmalodc la ys'its eggs
OF BOYS WHO ARE SHORT
each
..’. . .ii y?. .......
Cows at E. E. Brady’s
'A N V t p TO B U Y— Asparagus fern in the soil. The eggs require air,
pfl11* **. **** * ■ »-»• » •«
WHITE ENAMELED W ATER
aeed, fo r good clean atock will pay moisture and warmth to hatch. The
(D r T h e A m m I i O S P m a l
Stable, Sanford, Florida. BOY’S OVERALLS,
MEMPHIS,
March 3.—Clarence
PITCHERS, ench ..................
gobdhprice. Addnsaa W. P. Nowell youn grrquiro th* roots of a certain
pa i r . .. tr>.--——
—.
o , tyJmlcsale.Fem Grower*, Apopka, living plants to live upon. The .plan Saunders, president or Piggy W ig
S
ENAMELED TEA KETTLES,
CHILDREN’S BODY WAISTS,
a
!*♦ j
■__ ^
279-tfc is to keep tho soil cultivated constant gly Stores, Inc., today offered to set
each
.....a,,.
■
§
each
.--j......i
tle
with
the
New
York
traders
who
ly
so
that
air
ni«y
enter.
Then,
no
f W & p D TO7 TE A D E -F o rd ton
BOY’S UNION SUITS,
ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS,
QQ ■
trndt fo r late model Ford touring plants which nrp preyed upon by the sold stock o f corporation “ short" on
each
.
8
cups,
each
........
*
the
basts
of
$100
per
share.
In
n
tele
tiny
worms
are
grown.
Thus
the
eggs
•r.—A . E, Storey. General Delivery.
IUPPLETTE
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hatch out and the young starve..In u gram to .the stock exchange made
ALARM CLOCKS,
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out and all the worms stnrvcd, nnd various brokerage houses.
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SEVEN
little daughter of Charles Holes, hatj
n severe at tuck of asthma Wednesilny night. She is much better now,
Mrs. Albert Hawkins and children
visited relatives ut DcLand lust week.
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You can find lh » name of
every live Dullness Man
in Sanford in this Column
each day.
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Carde of Sanford's Reput
able Professional Men, each
of whom, In hia chosen pro
fession the Herald recom
mends to the people.
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
George A. DeCottes
|| we please you, tell others; If not,
tell us. Phone 498
Attorney-at-Law
SANFORD N O V E LTY
W O RKS
V. C. C O L L E R , Prop-
General Shop and Mill
W ork
CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER
Over Seminole County Bank
NFORD
... FLORIDA
FRED R. WILSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
First National flank Huilding
SAN FORD
FLORIDA
H7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
B. W . HERNDON
CHELLE M AINES
LAW YER
— Court House
IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y '
FIRE--------AU TO -------- BONDS
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Itujtder
SANFORD
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FLORIDA
A. P. Connelly & Sons
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Glasses Dealgned
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt D.
Optlrfan-Optomelriat
i l l Hast First Street Sanford, Fie.
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
ARCHITECT
Room 7, Miller Illdg,
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FLORIDA
t'laian m
STEW ART The Florist
Cut Flower#------------- Floral Designs
Annual nnd Ornamental Plant#
611 Myrtle Avc.-----------I’ honr 2fiO-W
Electric Curling Iron
F R EE
MARCH 31NT WK W ILL GIVE
AW A Y AN
Electric Curling Iron
SANFORD M ACH INE
C O M PA N Y
(Jeneral-TRachine anti Boiler
Works
Cylinder Grinding
Automobile Repairs
Acetylene Welding
Phone. 62-------- Sanford, Florida
The ladies of the Community Flub
gave a picnic nt the park Friday. It
wa* also a day set to clean the park.
The men the the work nnd the ladies
furnished a picnic supper. Quite n hit
of work was done.
Mrs. M. E. Wicks was the guest of
her sister Mrs. David Speer Sunday.
-Mr. Huddleston wan in Sanford on
Friday delivering fresh eggs nnd but
ter. *
-Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Phillips were
in Sanford .Saturday.
Mr*. 11. II. Pattishnll spent the
xcek end in Jacksonville with her son.
She took Harold, Jr., hur grandson,
back, who has spent the past month
with her.
Mr#, Culpepper who has been very
' ill i# improving slowly.
Mr. nnd Mr#. Dr. Quirk and little
grandson returned Friday from n week
visit at Daytona Bench.
M’m. Kilbc is very ill with la-grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. I* Hart and daugh
ter and son-in-law of Black Hammock
were guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Izar
Hart Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ellis nnd children
of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dan
®iui children nnd Mr. and Mrs. Sam
bong and baby called on Mr#. J. MPrevatt Sunday afternoon.
T. A. Techimdth Is in Tampa this
week on business.
Rev. and Mrs. Albertson spent a few
d»y* Inst week with Rev. Gnbnrd.
Mr.. T. W , Prevail attended the ro
deo o( DaLnnd last week, winning the
wost “prftos. in horse racing, whipN’Pldng. He won a $45 Stetson somW ro and $£t in money.
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Gel n ticket with each cash purchase
jf five gallon# HIGH TENT GASO
LINE, good for a chalice nn this
Furling Iron. .
1 .~T.7-C^
Better Tire# for less Money
Wilson .and
tot
children, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Greenleaf, made a vi-it to Daytona Beach
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. C, F, Smith and Geo.
Roden, Mr. ntid Mrs. True, visited
Palm Springs Saturday, part of the
day and spent the remainder in Or
lando;
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brnddock nnd
children of Dclamd visited their par
ent:! Wednesday afternoon.
J. K. Singletary has just purchased
a new Gray car.
Rehearsals have been very success
ful and the production of Miss Bus
hy’« Hoarders given by the Ijtke Mary
Dramatic Flub will be a great event
on Tuesday evening, March 27. There
will be good music nnd dancing after
the play- A new stage ha* been built
for the occasion at the Fas inn.
• Miss Elln Gcorgiana LcRoy of New
York city is visiting her friend Mrs.
Geo, McCrom who has ju#t returned
with her from a visit to Miami, Tam
pa and St. Petersburg.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fisher o f Macon, Ga.,
with their family have moved in the
Campbell house known ns the D. D.
Morriston place.
A telegram from D. H. C. Baborc
from Knoxville, Tennessee, stating he
with his daughter Mrs. Badger hope
to be able to come home this week.
Mr. and Mr#. Jackson of Pittsburg,
Pa., left for their homo after spend
ing several weeks with their cousins.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Smith. They ex
pect to make several visits before
reaching home at Daytona Bench, Mi
ami, St. Petersburg, and Atlanta, Ga.
The many friends of Miss Morn
Ec'kles ore glad to see her out again
.after several days in bed with chills
nnd fever.
Archie Gantt hns returned home
after upending-several days will) his
friends nt Miami anil St, Petersburg.
a
v sta l
E tetx d x t
iPowdcrs Lach
Mr. Crane, of Springfield, MnsiC, is
a guest o f Mr. Murphy. Mr. Cratie ex
presses himself as being delighted
with Florida and llrinks this state inn up arid coming one.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fanning sjieiit the
Tollmen Won't Defend Self
*«k-end in Palatka.
Lou Tcllcgcn says ho will not de
Mrs. c. C. Lock and children spent
fend himself against ehargft of wit
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Lock'6
nesses for Geraldine Farrar at New
Parents at Haines City.
York divorce hearing.
Mr. and Mrs.. Geo.
,Mr. and Mr^l' Thicker o f Chicago
Tile Hedpath, Chuutnui|ua closed an
nre the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, W. interesting session here Thursday.
Henk. Mr. Tucker was the first engi- The program was better than last
neer to make the run over the South year and a good crowd came to each
Fjorida railroad.
performance. The Chautauqua will
Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Dorothy Duf- not he at Monroe next year ns a suf
flcld nnd Mrs. Trees of Orlando at ficient number of contractors could
tended the chicken supjier at the. Li not be obtained. The citizens feel that
Florida shippers of citrus fruits are
brary Friday evening.
the expenso is too great for three being severely handicapped and are
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Crosby, Mr. days entertainment nnd that it is also
facing an inestimable loss becauso
and Mrs. iiundlin nnd Mrs. Sales were best to let such amusements come up
« f the shortage of railroad refriger
visitor!) in Orlando Friday.
on their own initiative.
ator cars to move the orange and
Everywhere Praised —
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hates spent the week
The large, well equipped dredge grapefruit crop remaining in the state
end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Saur.
Everywhere Admired
boat is slowly pushing its way up under ice, according to K. D. Dow,
The chicken pie supper held at the
The refreshing originality am) daahing
the St. Johns river towards Sanford. traffic manager of the Florida Citrus
library Friday evening was very much
appearance of thie Quick 4.cylinder
The channel is being deepened nine Exchange, who has taken drastic
a success, the proceeds being over
Sport Koaditer hat won lha haaiia of
feet which with the one foot o f sur steps in an effort to improve the situ
man and women everywhere. They
$00.0(1.
marvel that each a wealth of brilliant
face water will he sufficient for the ation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. It. Hay nnd Mr. and
atyla and sparkling beauty can be
time being.
Complaints of the shurtage have
Mrs. Hurry Phipps returned to Tam
offered at ita extremely low price.
The citizens o f Monroe hail with de been registered with the bureau of
pa after spelling a week at the St.
lie low, racy, rich hotly, tailored khaki
light the proposed new boulevard service of the interstate commerce
top —Ita amboaaed leather upholstery—
George hotel.
Its beveled plate glesa aide wing*, and
Heal estnte was on the boom in along the lake front from Monroe tbl commission, with S. A. Stockard, gen
■hlning nickeled ffttlnga—and innumer
eral
superintendent
of
transporta
Sanford.
This
new
Way
would
Join
Longwood last week. Those Inlying
able nther refine menu, ate among the
tion
for
the
A.
C.
L.
and
with
Sena
lots were Messrs. F. 11. Hanger, Men- our little town with the more pros-:
reaions why it hae found each favor
tor Duncan U. Fletcher. Assurances
among those who wiah a distinctive and
lek, McDonald, Foster and Chaffer.
out-ol-tha-ordinary toaditer.
have
been
received
from
these
sourc
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Topi IIT nnd Mr.
es
that
steps
nre
being
tnken
in
nn
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f
and Mrs, Itybolt of Orlando were the
fort to have the shortage relieved.
guests of A. Y. Fuller and family
The main fault at present with the
Sunday.
Fours
Sixes
refrigerator
service is attributed by
Will nnd Hen Stum left Thursday
I p » t . Rnalt'rr
I t’ » „ RowliWr * U T »
IP iu .C c
manager Dow to the failure of the
S !•»•■.
sat . „ _
for their home In Pennsylvania.
J I’m ., Coupe .Il7t
» Pe**. Tourtne 1191 t P,n To
railroads north of the Ohio and Po
5 Pete Sf.l.n .IJSS
5 P.M. Toutin*
7
Sr,
Mrs. Smith Thompson entertained
tomac river# promptly to return uni
S-.i.n ■
.isjt SnUn . . .
I9JS Sport Row
the filHl Club Wednesday afternoon at
t y ’cars after they hava been unload-1
sl-«« Ruiiliur lOii
1 )■,,». Srlien - 1911 Sport Torn
the Library. There were four tables
Price*
f.
o,
b.
fiwfrt
K,*ctorit*i iotemnunr f,u
of players. At the conclusion of the
rote ii.U.J, A,t ubour the (i. Sf. A C. I’uretuj*e
I’ljn.
u
htch
proviJe*
for Deferred Pjjrmenfe.
During the mouths of October, No
game delightful refreshments were
vember and December, Florida shipserved.
|K*rn were deprived of refrigerator
One of the enjoyable events of the*
ear# because they were neetld in oth
week was a picnic at Paint Springs, it
er sections of the country. Calling on
was most too cold for a swim. Those
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the railroads to relieve the situation. SANFORD, FLORIDA
present were Mr. and Mr#. Hundiin,
Mr. Dow says that now that the Flo
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs.
When better automobiles arc built
rid.t citrus movement is at its peak,
Hardy, Mr. .and Mrs. Si human and
Build Them
this stale is again deprived of refrig
Miss Edith Schumnn. Mr. and Mrs.
erator
equipment
to
furnish
ears
to
Ili-l McWorkmnn, Mrs. .1. S. Dinki'l,
other sect ions of the country,
Mis# Olive Dinkei, Mvssr' .1. K. Phipps
Claims of the carriers that the quick
nnd Me Workman.
return of empty refrigerator cars has1
Mr. and Mrs. Meniik a:>*l Mrs. Hnr- i
l«ell impost.ilde In-mUtU- *>f weather
low were \1silo nr in Saiifoid T ih m Iiij . ■
conditions and heavy snowfall nre not
taken eriomly by Mg. Dow, vvlio ii»ys I
lh.it the hoi vice lias Wen slow thrunut
fti i t
wy
h. iMr. and Mrs. Jacobs and Mp*- the entile season, particularly on lines
Hurhnnnn attended the Te.u Iters' As in New England stales, even when
sociation nt Oviedo Friday-afternoon. the weather was favorable.
Mrs. William Brown am! two chil
"While we are given some assur
dren, of Geneva, visited Mr. nnd Mrs. ances that relief will he accorded with
A. Merritt and family tins week.
in rt short lime" says Manager Dow.
Miss D a is y Hohnhnnn and Mr. Allie "yet the situation d oes not look en- 1
Kwaggcrly, of Knoxville, Teiin., are eotirnging to us because of tin* fact
griestn of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Svvag that the pindtiction of periduihlcs
. I*. Wahlberg will !«• here ger ty and faarily.
throughout the eiitin- country within
long i ext Sunday at 10:30
Jack < arr returned to hi# b orne in the bid few years has increased with-1
,o .it the Lutheran church. He L o u is v ille Wi line d a y *'hflec spending
out a coru-AiHiiiditig iucmixc iu Ihe.i
n'.eitaiiU'd I'.l the home -of {
the winter here with' fl; IT. Buchanan
M’ ‘*. Roy oil Saufnrd Ave.
nnd wife and other relative”.
IM
Forre l Wi -t and son.--
T h o ^ c o T io n iy
Mr, Meng is. of Sanford, spent stone
day of Hi n I'.mgbt. i, Mi-# l.dlmn.
time this week with ( , W. Reigles, tin
M,
1.Clout lb, w .i and -"'i l i i " 1
dairyman.
tn-1-n i .iyug ’ hi - pad week with Mm.
Mins Margaret Italcs, the attractive
contains ;t smnll amount of white-cf-cgg. This
makes it possible for representatives of the
company to test it frequently for leavening
strength— right on thedealcr’s counter. Nothing
hut absolutely fresh stock is permitted to remain
on the dealers’ shelves. It must always be up
to the high Calumet standard.
Jack Vaughn. Wc hear the little hoy
ha# liceti I'.uitc nick.
Hoard the welcome call of tlu’ whippoor-will on Sunday evening, so no
more frost this spring, so the darkies
cay. Jack Frost ha# touched us but
lightly so far as we have had toma
toes, begonias and colious out all win
ter and not killed.
The air i.< sweet now with orange
bloom.
We need a .-peed cop out our way,
Ijs t Sunday a big car recklessly driv
en ran into a mule driven liy a col
ored man, injuring the poor beast
quite badly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah Fry were here
again from Isle worth grove last Sun
day to spend the day with Mr, and
Mr#. T. 0. Tyner. Grandma came with
them nnd Ml## Eunice who has been
home n couple of weeks went back
with them, ,
Elmer Tyner has work nt present at
pipe-fitting in town.
Rev. Flark gave us a sermon taken
from 1st John. We were nil pleased
to have Mrs. Clark with us again and
a large number came over from Lake
Mnry among whom were Mr. nnd Mrs.
Dunn and little daughters, Mr. and
SSfUMMSSPO W D ER
My advice regarding roofing won t cost you
a cent!
best
BIRD’S ROOFS— A roof for every building
BY TEST
Rememljerthcwhite-ofegjj in Calumet protects
the success or your
bakings. It is the eco
nomical positive bakeday aid and its sale is
2} i times aa much aa that
of any other brand.
A pound can o f Calumet
contains fu ll 16 ounces.
Some baking p o u q / c r i
com a in / 2 o u n ce instead
o f 16 ounCe cans. Be
sura you g et a pound
when you want it,
f f
THE WORLD'S GREATEST B A K IN G POW Dt
* Tel. 137-W.
Address, 911 Elm Avenue S
and he didn't wait till it
started to rain, either. Hud
he waited till tho railroads
were a foot under water, '
lumber prices- would have
been prohibitive, and where
would you he toduyp The
moral o f this is, Sco your
Arkitccl quick;
your .plums ready and start that
. get
_
building now. Wo have the lumber, etc., and tho
prices, like tho quality, ore'uttruetivc.
The Pre-Easter presentation of the Spring
and Summer Modes for Sports, for
Street and for Dress,
Exclusiveness
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1‘JIONE 180
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sankohd
SANFORD, FLORIDA ! * * ■ » ■ ■ » * .
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Kiwnnia club meeting nt the Hotel
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Boat Basin and Municipal
ceed to meet up with the president
formed by two, days, o f discussions of missing since yesterday and believed kidnnppcd, was found this morning un
T
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S
T
Tallahassee
Pier Be Included
nnd personally deliver the invitation
ether conflicts nnd obstacles now injured about two kilometers' from his home. Juan .had been playing with
to him to rom<* to Sitnford nnd to
hampering wireless use, radio experts tiis brother nnd leaving him had lost his way he said. Nobody tried to kid
( n r T k » A m m Ii I M I’ rr M )
fa ir Tfce A m b i -U O A P r e « « l
The new street paving hns started
have dinner with the Kiwnnis club
TA LLA H A S S E E , March 22.— Gov
COCOA, March 22— Tentative plans
and
government
officials
attending
nap
him,
Itu
said.
nnd a force o f men hns been employ,
while in the city.
for the remainder o f President Hnnl- ernor Hardee today heard County So
tho radio conferences here went into
ed on Sanford and Palmetto avenues
The
Kiwnnis
club
meeting
yester
ing’s vacation trip return to Wash licitor Pine nnd Sheriff Allen o f Dane
for several weeks digging out tho dirt executive session Into yesterday to
day was certainly a howling success— ington betwen A pril 7th nnd 10th. The county in defense of chargea brought
ccnsidcr
urtion
which
may
lead
to
bet
and putting down the curbing nnd
the lioys had the old spirit and pep, vaeation party cruised northward to hy Christian Council o f Miami f o r '
getting all ready fo r tho new asphalt terment o f conditions. Commissioner
bubbling
over with good humor nnd day with the houseboat Pioneer mak non-enforcement of prohibition and
streets thntvyill soon bo laid on prac Carson o f the commerce department's
good
things
for Sanford.
ing good progress nnd expected to gambling laws. Accompanying tho de
tically all the street* and avenues that bureau o f navigation, acting chnirPresident
Sharon
brought
the
meet
reach
St. Augustine Into tomorrow fendants in the hearing which
arc not paved. This work will take the maTi o f the conference, said u day or
ing to order nnd Fire Insurance evening or Saturday morning. The conducted behind closed doors was
more
might
be
necessary
before
the
greater part o f the summer and will
Hrownlec returned thanks. It was then party experts to remain nt St. Augus the wife of Solicitor Pine nnd nn ar
employ n large force o f men and keep conferees could solve all o f its prob
ray of legal talent, nnd friends.
discovered
that the Wight Grocery tine until after Faster.
the city busy during tho greater part lem?.
Company o f this city had placed n
Tho primary object will Ik* to par Secretary of State 51ughes Does Not See Any
of the cummer months. Along with
TA LLA H A S S E E . March 22.— Sherpackage o f "strollers" at each plate
this work la the boat basin and the cel out among users new and less
Hope of Change in This I’olicy
pended from ctsolnyd? ctaoin ahrd
and on each package was “ Kiwaninns,
municipal pier and after that the conflicting bands o f wave lengths,
iff Raker of Palm Reach county wns
Compliments o f Wight Grocery Co."
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hulkhcading o f tho entire lake front and to prescribe operating renditions
I II t The* A M o r U fr il I'rea *)
The company wns duly thanked for Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Wed* suspended from office today by Gover
from Sanford to Monroe nnd all of which, will allow commercial cervices,
W ASHINGTON, March 22.— Score- Russia. The evidence of the Inst year the thought—nnd the strollers.
nor Hardee nnd E. F. Stephenson was
nesday, Murch 21st:
this public work and all o f the many broadcasters, marine navigators, thej tnry Hughes yscterdny flatty rejected os we hnve become even more inti
Visitors welcomed at the meeting Florida—Sanford section ............ 70 appointed to succeed him. Tho remov
new city buildings going up make the nrmy ami naVy and amateors to be
al of linker followed the return o f a
an appeal to recognize the Russian mately acquainted with the great dis- were: Seth Woodruff, Kiwnninn o f Or- Florida—Manatee section
..........23
visitors to the city think thnt they lorn hampered in their operations.
federal grand jury indictment against
Soviet government made to him hy ties* into which they have been Inndo; Parson Wyatt, president o f the Florida—by boat, 08 crates.
have arrived In the busiest city in
him recently, charging violation of
representatives t>f the women’s com plunged, has intensified thnt feeling. Daytona Kiwnnis, and Mr. Wntkins, California ...
......... - ......- ........ 6
Florida.
The constant nnd dominant thuught in vice president of n Kiwnnis club of
prohibition laws and also charging
mute for recognition o f Russia, nnd, in
Florida—Tampa
section
........ — ..... 1
The First National Bank building,
our mi nils is 'Ho wean we help the Delaware, who is now visiting in Day
attempted
bribery of official officer.
a forma! statement, declared the "S a l
the Pulcston-Drumley building, the
stricken
people?
tona
for
the
winter.
Parson
Wyatt
vation o f Russia cannot to- contrived
Shipping Point Inforipallon fo r Wed
Milanc theatre building, and the Phil
".So far aa character is concerned, spoke for several minutes about Kioutside and injected." Thu statement
W ho is “Marshall”
nesday, March 2IM:
lips building, all being budded at about
, which was made to the delegation in it hns been poured out lavishly. 1 do wnnto and (he good it could do in a
SANFORD,
F
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Warm,
clear.
Important Query
the same time, makes these corners
thnt nny fair minded person town, nnd then divulged the secret
teply to arguments it advanced touch-; not l!" n,;
Hauling.* heavy, demand and move
look busy and most prosperous to ,
the heart of the American thnt Mr. Wntkins wns u singer. Mr.
in Murder Probe
mg the Russian government, trade, fl-|can
'*
I ■
ment slow, market steady. Carload*
those who are in the city for a few
people and our dcsiro to give Telief. Watkins also spoke and afterwards
nance, economics nnd various policies
f.
o.
b.
luunl
terms;
10
inch
crates
days.
M A N WHO STAR TE D ST E E L COM- inaugurated by them affecting inter Rut, as you have pointed out, charity was forced to demonstrate hi* singing Golden Self-blanching 4-fi dot. stnlkn
N E W YO RK, Mnrch 22.— The ques
With the many other buildings in
to not enough. The problem - is far — which he did by singing a Welch
I'A N U iS A N D R A K E D IN
tion,
“ Who la Mr. John Marshall o f
national relations.
In the rough $l!fl0-$1.60, ‘New French
other part* o f the city ar.d the many
deeper than thnt. It is an economic national song In true Welch manner,
•
22 M IL L IO N S
Ro*ton7“
Inst night vied in public In
strain 4-0 doz. stalks In the rough,
.Mr. Hughes' discussion of the sub
that are contemplated nnd with nny t
problem and humanitarian interest, and, the Club wanting more, he snns
terest
with
thnt of “ Who killed Dor
$1.35-11.50, mostly nround $1.40.
ject did not reveal any probability of
price for apring crops Sanford shputd
M l} T h e sam-lnfr<l I 'r w i l
however keen they may l>e, cannot “ Smiles."
othy Keenan?" whon the police ended
action
by
the
Washington
government
TOLEDO, March 22.— Leonard R,
bo a busy city all summer and there
escape the underlying nnd controlling
Sllernmn l.lnyd, the basso profun*
n week's investigation apparently a*
Total carlot shipment* from Han
should be no dull times here at nny Steel, 4.1, o f Buffalo, founder o f the looking to recognition o f the Soviet facts.
do o f tlie outfit wus tile song nnd
baffled by the crime aa when they
ford Ibis season to date ... .. 2,357
I,. It. Steel Corporation, in which it although the hope expressed thnt con
part o f tho season.
"N o t only do we not desire to in cheer leader nnd did his job to n
started.
There arc many big things in store is said the public invested 22 million ditions in Russia would change in n terfere with the international con- Turk’s taste— she’s there— thnt boy, Totn lenriot shipments from Man
A t least five persons know tho real
atee this iveason to date ...... . 1,01*4
for the,city nnd while the information dollar*, and which went into receiver way which would mako America's (Tins of Russia; m>t only do we rec-1 with Doc.
Dor. McCaslin to hammer the
name of the dead model's elderly ad
is not nvnilnble for publication at pre ship on March K, died suddenly on a helpfulness available to people of thnt egnixe the right of the Kussinn peo- ivory nnd the bunch to fill in the vn-i Total carlot shipmenLs from Han
mirer— who was with her a few hours
sent it is Hufficient tp say that the j westbound train near h f * early to country. It its his dominant thought, pie to develop their own Institutions, cant lots with tunes, some noise can, ford Inst season to dnte — ------1,005 before sho died— but all refuse to
Total cnrlot shipments from Man
ughes snid, to find n ground for
faith of the Sanford pyoplc in thin be day. Heart disease is believed to jja v i
but Hitch interference would be futile. bo heard.
break tho web o f secrecy.
InBflTrecuperation
nnd
restoreatee last season to data .— ....... 820
been
the
cause
of
death.
,
ing a city o f ten thousand pcoplo in'
Well, the worst was. pulled off at
"T h e salvation I»T Russia cannot be
AssDtant District Attorney PecoI peace in Russia.
tho next two yocra haa not been mis
* *C**
ra, In charge o f tho case, has been
contrived outside and injected. Rus this meeting, too. l)r. Mnnduill n n d ^ 01" ! ^nr} " 1 **?*^*^,.^nt*
Secretary Hughes' remarks to the sia's hope lies In Russia’s nction. It Judge Mnines, who say they wero tho; son to Msrch 20th old crop.... 1-1,380 asked pointedly by several newspapers
placed.
Ford Buys' Coal
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delegation
which contended thnt is. absolutely Impossible to deni with whole show nt the Old Curiosity Shop; Total cnrlot shipments last sen- ^ why he shield* "Mr. Marshall." Ho
in Kentucky Mines
son to 'March 20th old crop . ..11,573 said: " I can see no good that would
world peace nnd the stability of Eu matters which are in the control of were induced, nfUer a collection, to
Dade’s Officials
at Fine Prices rope depended on imomdinto recogni the Russian people and which until rrinstitute their net o f the show. Need
come from revealing his nano but
PIT TS B U R G H : 40. raining.
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tion of Russia by tho United States, they are adequately dealt with fur less to remark, this was n scream, nnd
Before Governor
only needless humiliation and suffer
Florida arrived, 3H car* on track in
411} The (Miirlalrd I'rrM )
follows in part:
ing to hi* fam ily."
nish no ground for helpfulness, no in token o f appreciation both have
For Investigation LE X IN G TO N , Ky., March 22.— It
been presented with “ rubber dollies.” cluding broken, opening Thursday:
Mr. Pecoro, who yesterday receiv
“
—
1
know
how
deeply
Interested
ground
for
Russian
recuperation.
became known hero today that Henry
The collection went to the hospital. Supplies liberal, demand and move ed u number o f anonymous le tte r *
"Russia
needs
industry
and
trade,
you
are
in
promoting
the
cause
of
M ir T h e A «»«»ln 4 r 4 I T r . s i
Ford has tonight 25,000 acres or coal
Upon motion the movement o f the ment *■ very slow, market slightly ono rending: “ Marshall must havp
T A L L A H A S S E E , March 22.— Tho land on the Kentucky river in ( lay peace nnd I can assure you that I am but industry nnd trade ennnot be cre
Mothers’
Club o f Hanford to procure stronger. Florida, 10 inch crates Gol fed you well," said he was well sat
advance guard o f the defense, of and Ixrslie counties nt n price said to profoundly in sympathy with your de ated by any foynal political arrange
better
pictures
for children, and to den Self-blanching nnd New French isfied with Marshall's statement that
County Solicitor Fred W. Fine and be between $12,000,000 nnd $20,000, sires and alma. I hnve done the best ments. However, important may bestrain 3-fi doz. lU lk s
$2.60-12.65, he le ft the girl’a apartment some tim e
that I could In the discharge of o ffic the facilitation o f the transactions of hnve u s|n-clnl picture shown to chil
Sheriff Louis A. Allen, o f
Dade 000.
poorer
low
ns
$2.25;
7-10
doz. stalks before she was killed, and asserted he
ial responsibilities to servo that cause industry and trade, through political dren each Hnturday morning, wan cncounty, charged hy ccrtnin cltixcns
:
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$2.00-$2.50,
poorer
low
ns
$1.00.
would not be "bludgeoned" into rtveolarrangements, still those arrange- dorsrd by the club.
which is very close to my heart.
with non-enfarrrment o f prohibition
Mayor Ijikc wns elected to repre- . -<fT.EVKI.AND: 4(1, raining. 7 H ori- Ing Marshall’s name.
American
Consulate
merits
do
not
create
the
transactions
"In speaking to the representatives
■ml gambling Taws, arrived here yesthe club ns a district trustee in dn arrived, 0 cars on track including
What conclusions the police reach
at Smyrna Destroyed o f your general organization Inst or supply the essential basis for them. sent
trrdny in the persons o f former Judge
broken. Supplies liberal,, demand nnd ed after their week's Investigation
Atlanta
next
month,
Instead
o
f
Dad
E. T. Price nnd Hen C. Willard, a
by Fire— Records Lost May, I voiced the concern which we You can’t support whnt does not ex Dumas, the duly authorised and or movement good, market steady; littlo remained beclouded. Hulclde, murder,
felt for the welfare o f tho pcoplo o f ist."
member o f tho legislature. .Tho de
dained district trustee, whoso rail change in prices. Florida, 10 inch fo r robbery, murder for vengeanso be
—
(H r Thi- A ain rtafrd P r e u )
fendants themselves, accompanied hy
road pass will expire before thnt time crates various varieties in the rough, cause the girl would not conspire toC O N S TA N TIN O P LE , March 22.—
on array o f legal and moral support
because o f which and business, ho 3 doz. stalks $2.25; 4 dux. stalks $2.25- blackmail Marshall, nnd sevoral other
er! and n mass o f refuting evidence Tho American consulate nt Smyrna
(2.40; 0 doz. stalks and R doz. stalks theories, have been advanced, revised
could
not attend.
.
were said to be on the wny Inst night has been destroyed by fire, th e seals
$2.40-12.50; nil sizes poor and fair and advanced again.
and expected to arrive cnrly
this nnd rccorda were saved.
The Herald for first claBS Job work. quality $1.75-12.25. Carlot sales 3
morning. Mr. Pino was said to be ac
The Herald delivered six times a dozen stalks and 8 doz.- stalks good
LOSES A F O R T U N E
companied hy his wife.
W ife of Secretary
quality $2.10-$2.15.
week for 15c.
T H R U “F R A M E U P ”
They nro to have a hearing b o M F '* ----- W e e k * f P V c r y 111 a t
N E W YO RK: 47, raining. 18 Flor
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the governor today on charges bro’t
V.
. v
r
ids
arrived.
Supplies
moderate,
de
tho comniunlsU Internationale of Rus
Brunswick, Ga.
by the Christian Council o f Miami.
mand moderate, movement limited, Florida Convict's Story la Told P a r
ST. JOSEPH, Michi, March 22.— Poster speech, the outstanding devel sia.
.
.
Mr. Pfice, who explained that he
don Board at Hearing
market slightly weaker- Florida, 10
opment
o
f
the
trial
yesterday
was
the
The
stenographic
report
of
LosWilliam Z. Foster, of Chicago, brought
—
*as legal counsel fo r the sheriff nnd Where She Was Carried Ily Yacht
inch
crates
New
French
strain
*0
ovsky’s
spocch
ns
transcribed
from
back
from
Moscow
last
year
tho
pro
introduction by the state o f quota
Everglade* for Physician
f friend o f the county solicitor con
T
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A
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E E , March 2 2 . - C n « l
gram for n revolution in Amorica, tions fro mthe “ Thesia and Resolu Mias Sscknrow’s notes quotes Los- doz. stalks $2.25-$2.75; 3 doz. stalks
ferred lengthily with tho governor
fate
trails
Harold
L. Nostrand, an In
best
$2.00-12.25,
poorer
as
low
’
as
according to a speech he delivered at
ovsky as saying:
(D r Tfce A m o * U ( p S r r r M k
tions,"
adopted
by
tho
communist
In
yesterday. Later he would not make
mate
of
a
state
road
camp In Calhopn
$1.76;
8
do*,
stalks
$2.00-$2.25;
wash
B RU N SW ICK . Ga.. Mnrch 22.— the communfst party convention in the
“ The bigger the party grows tho
known whnt transpirod nt the meet Mrs. John W Woeks. w ife o f tho-sec
county,
according
to
the story told In
ternational
at
Moscow
picturing
the
ed
and
p
re-cooled,
bunched
3
dos.
more it Js securing the support of tho
sapd dunes nea rhero Inst summer, it
ing, but said ho was confident that retory o f war, is very U1 aboard the
his
behalf
before
the
state pardon
auction
pric
stalks
$2.60,
green
$3.00;
Amcrcian
Legion
ns
made
up
o
f
tho
masses;
tho
more
government
is
In
was testified ycilcrdny at Fostor’s
sufficient testimony would be present yacht Everglades which hurried into
trial on chnrges of criminal syndical flotsam nnd the jetsam o f tho war terested In not taking up direct con- es Thursday, Florida 10 inch cratra board nt its session last week, and
ed today to disprove the charges. Ho port here at 10 o’clock this (horning
.
New French strain 3 do*, stalks wash subsequent events.
ism.
and the loading organ of “ the organi llirt with it, but rather in watching
*nd Mr. W illard characterised the to obtain medical aid. Local physician
Nostrand,
according
to
the
story
ed
and
precooled
bunched
mostly
“ K-07" a department o f justice zations o f strike breakers and cut it function openly. It Is a danger fo r
chsrges as Republican politics ns re called to the yacht said ho would ad
presented to tho board, was form erly'
the movement to Imagino that be $2.12Vi, few $2.25.
agent who attended the convention as
flected through the Chrlstlnn council. vise Weeks this afternoon if it was
throats which are an old' tlnie embell cause the capitalist government Is not
P H IL A D E L P H IA : 51, cloudy.
8 a chauffeur for one of tho Havemycry,
a delegate, produced on tho witness
All the substantial business men of necessary to rush Mrs. Meeks to
In such a pnnlc ss It was a few years Florida arrived, 0 cars on track In of sugar famo and fortune. Ills *m stand poncilod notes which he said he ishment o f American democracy."
Miami arc supporting tho two dofend- Washington by rail. The secretary and
ago,
thnt thoy will tolerate a legal C. eluding broken, Supplics moderate, ptoycr at tho time o f hla death bwAn effort hy tho prosecution to
made while Foster apoko and with
»nts, ho snid, and believed in their in Mrs. Weeks, with others were cn route
M
queathed Noatrand $450,000 with the
demand and movement slow, market
them to refresh bis memory, repeated have Morrow tell about a Russian I*. (Comumnity I’arty.)
nocence. He aaid tho defense had in to Washington after spending sevstipulation that ho should reach the
dull.
Florida,
10
Inch
crates,
New
“ In tho committco ono comrade said
boom for Senator Borah fo r presithe gist o f Foster’s alleged speech
its possession more thnn fifty a ffi oral days with tho llardin gvacation
age o f 30 without commlting a fe l
French
strain
and
Golden
Sclf-blanchThe defense has succeeded in block- dent o f the United States wss blocked that In tho near future it may happen
davits to stock against those of tho party.
ony. Nostrand polned the navy dur
Ing
4-0
do*,
stalk*
$2.00-$2.25,
3
dox.
that Senator Borah may bo president
ing introduction of a document which hy defense objections.
council. Charges against Mr- Pino
■talks $1.75-$2.00; 8 do*, stalks $1.50- ing the war and in tho course o f events
of
tho
country
and
since
ho
Is
a
liber
Mr. Smith produced ■ transcript
tho government agent, whoso real
that he accepted money to afford pro
landed in Pensacola where following
few $2.25.
Friday
and
Saturday
name is Francis Morrow, hail Identi of the convention? proceeding* mndc al, he may bo in tho C. P. O f course -$100,
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» w i * f.-- ^ 7rr*. t\
tection’ to .illicit interests were de
hla
departing he took up civilian pur
Specials at Speer’s fied as the original copy o f the speech by a stenographer fo r the state from it may happen if Borah gets into pow
‘ T O D EATH
scribed ns absurd.
suits.
Just throe months before bq
brought to the convention by Foster. note books used at the communist er and really gives us an opportunity
Included in the party enroute last
reached
30 year* and wealth, be waa
ARDMORE, Okla.,
Msrch 22
Barred by the court's ruling from meetings by ono o f tho official con to function ns a legal party, there Is
In this issue la the advertisement
night were said to be Major W olfe nnd
convicted
of the thoft of tw o automo
vention stenographers, Rebba Sseka- only one wny to it. and that Is to get Mrs. William Graham one! her three
former Representative Watson, both of Speer St Son offering specials for reading the speech ll*clf to the jury,
biles.
The
machines, with tampered
small
children
were
burned
to
dcqth
C. C. 8mith, assistant attorney gen row, who is nwnltjng trial on a simi tho masses back o f ua and toll Borah
Miami.
•;
. Friday and Saturday. Special prices
number plate* w ere found
Ms g a
when
their
homo
In
thq
Hcaldton
oil
or
nny
other
head
o
f
the
capital
gov
on ratine, pongee, printed voiles, and eral o f Michigan, had Morrow repeat lar clwrgo os Foster, and asked Morrage and nlthough he claimed he
_
^
_
field
near
here
wad
destroyed
by
fire
ernment
to
act
accordingly.*
A normal man is ono who has the ginghams, etc. Tho prices will make is hla own language the high lights 'row to describe n speech delivered in
Tho state finished Morrow's direct I oarly today. The hou<c was ignited tho victim o l circumstances, he
German by Arnold Losovaky o f Mosuneasy convfctlen that his w ife's next them move. See the advortlaomcnt in o f tho document.
sentenced to serve f\Y
flame, mca
yesterday af
exc
Next to the
■ ::y about, the cow,’ delegate to the convention from examination
husband won't be such a lino fellow. this issue and-get th*prices.
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SOVIET RUSSIA MUST WORK
OUT HER OWN SALVATION
WITHOUT RECOGNITION OF U. S.
CELERY MARKETS
HEAD STEEL
S
REVOLUTION IN AMERICA
IF ANARCHISTS SUCCEEDED .
IN PLANS OF FOSTER, THE CHIEF
m
tu
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THE SA N FO K P D A IL Y H ERALD, W E D N E SD A Y , MARCH 2 f, ld 2 3
hi
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Contest For Brat Free Hand Draw
Ba
ing Decided Tlila Morning
fA
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The educational committee o f the Ra
Sanford Chamber of Commerce of 1**
For Florida: Cloudy today,
partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; little change in
temperature.
Every
C A R L B. R O BIN SO N
DIES IN O R LA N D O ,
FUN ER AL TODAY
Misa Helen Hcerbower, who
is
spending tho winter nt Orlando, is the
ehnrming house guest of Miss Lucy
B yrd Smythc.
Tho Herald for first clnss job work.
The Herald delivered six times a
week fo r 15c.
S A f.t.lK H A R R ISO N CHAPTER
Today Salllc Harrison Chapter N.
S. D. A . R. being in regular sension,
would unite in thq general expressions
o f regret with our city nnd vicinity
in the loss o f our distinguished phy
sician nn*J fellow townsman, Dr. N.
dcV.’ Howard, but particularly as a
society wc would honor his memory.
Therefore ne it Resolved: Thnt we
grieve ut the parsing nway from us
o f our dear friend,’ Dr. Howard, and
w c Acknowledge our deep apprecia
tion o f hia wise counsel nnd Invalu
able Assistance in tho organization o f
this chapter.
Resolved: That wo t-hall miss him
C A R PE TS AND RUGS W ASH ED and
Cleaned to your satisfaction. Ilnmilton-Hcach Electric Washers used—
SA N FO R D STEAM PRKSSKRYN
Phone 500
Hanford, Fla.
r.Ofl-Mp
T R A IN E D
N U R SE having girls'
camp in North Carolina mountain's,
would meet parents interested by -ap
pointment next week. Rates moder
ate. Address D. E. care o f llcrafu.
.
306-Slp.
U IIH IH U IIIH U M H I
One of the little thrills which a Hupmobile
owner enjoys every day and perhaps a dozen
times a day is the satisfaction of darting
aw ay first and fastest when the traffic of
ficer gives the signal to a waiting group to
g o ahead. ‘v
•
Nctv nnd'hvdurcd Prices
Effective January First
'.
This afternoon nt 6 ,o'clock the fu
neral of Charles U. Robinson, 13, who
died nt his home in (loro avenue yes
terday morning at 3:30 o'clock will be
held from St. Luke’s Cathedral. A t the
grave Olivet Commnndcry
No. -I,
Knights Templar, will conduct n brief
service. The church service will begin
at five o’clock.
For more than six weeks he bad
been ill o f pneumonin and complica
tions am! his recovery was not expect
ed. Although realizing the end must
come soon, news o f his dentil wns a
shock to his host:* o f friends in Orlan
do nnd many other Florida cities,
where he was well known.
Four years ngo
Mr.
Robinson's
health iwgnn to fail and he wns ad,
vised to seek a change in climate for
at least a part o f tho year. He Went
north nnd regained much o f his lost
strength although ho never completely
'bvcrcame the effects o f that illness.
Ia*t<} In January ho became ill o f tho
grippe, which quickly developed into
pnrutndnju. For days ho lay in bis
homo In it- critical condition nnd wns
finally taken to the Orange General
hospital where ho underwent un op-
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which
Prof.
niiiVM a
* V*l T• .• W.
»* • •Lawton U chairman
--- z-has sponsored a number o f cafopcUThey were built by steady week
tions In tho grammar and high school
grades o f the public schools. The winby week deposits, and what others
nors are awarded cash prises donated
have done you can do!
by the Chnmhor o f Commerce, x
j
.This morning a l the chapel excrcis- !
man and woman E A R N
cs in tho grammar school, prises were
given to tho successful pupils in n con- 1
IN G should save.
test fo r the best freehand drawn tnnp
Good old summer time again.
. Let Our Savings Department
of Seminole county. Details governing
the coutcnt were submitted to the pu
help you with 4%. Interest.
With Winter kicked clear out o f
pils o f tho school Bhortly after the
beginning o f tho term. There wen- the lap o f spring.
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a great ninny maps drawn and sub
mitted.' The committee appointed to
And no rhnnee to get baVk again
mnke the Anal selection o f the win before next November in ,tho year
ners experienced n difficult problem 1023.
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in arriving nt n decision. The winner
of first prise was James Sands of
U. A. Ncnl o f tho Herald Printing
A C O M M U N ITY B U ILD E R
the eighth grade, second prise, V irgin Co., * is spending the day in Orlando
ia Jenkins, eighth grade nnd third
on business.
prise, Nellie Williams o f the fifth
F. P. FORSTER, Trealdent
grade. The first priso wns 316,00* nnd
A . B. Commons, the king o f Stone
$5.00 was awarded for tho second and
Island, was in the city on business tothird selections.
Tne maps nre exceptionally well
ily our heartfelt sympathy.
drawn for Children o f this age, and
Resolved further: That these reso would do credit to pupils o f Jiigher
There will be a stated convocation
lutions be published In the Sanford grades. It was, evident that consider f tho Sanford chapter o f Order of
MRS. FRE D DA1GHR, Society Editor Herald and that copies be sent to the
able time wns given to their prepa JcMolay for Bays, Wcdnesrday evPhono 217-W
reflects a great ning, March 21, n’t 7:C0.
family.
ration. The result cl
I f j * * k a v o s i r W r M » v ta ltln a y *
— U I N I N o w ls * L . / w k f r . mw c o m in g
MRS. RQ SSITER, Chairman, deni o f credit on the teachers o f the
I m m . or II
a r e o a t r r t a ln la a , w r it
However, there will be several cool
schools, who have assisted in devel
• a a a ta l r a i d l a I k U e » i» a r « m » o l, a l . l a a
MRS. W H IT N K R ,
O c ta l!* , o r Ir lr fth o a a l b * l i r a . I l N i l
oping this Intent talent in their pu spells before old. summer is hero in
MRS. BISHOP, Committee.
earnest and we would not have it
pils.
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SOCIAL C A LE N D A R
Tho maps will be framed nnd hung otherwise.
. U AN D -C 1IAR LE8
in Miss million's office during tho re
An interesting event thnt cmne as mainder of the school term, after
Wednesday— W elfare Deportment o f
a pleasant surprise to
the -many which they will be held in tho office
Woman's. Club nt 3 p. m.
Thursday—wits. Harry 11. Lewis w ill friends o f the young couple, wna'thc of tho Chamber of Commerce. They
entertain the members o f the Mcr- marriage o f Willinm Carl Hand to will also bo used in conjunction witli
rie Matrons' Bridge Club nt her M i«« Janie Elizabeth Chnrlcs, at Co- Scminolp county displays at eubse- services
home on Magnolia Avenue nt three lim iiia, S. C., Thursday, March 15th. cpient fairs, as they nre commendable
The mnrriugr wns solemnised in tho testimonials to the ability o f SnnL. B. Reagin o f Tampa is in the cityo’clock.
afternoon nt the parsonage of tho ford pupils nnd the efficiency o f tho today oh business. Mr. Reagin who
wns formerly with the Tampa Times
Mrs. George DcCottes has returned Washington Street Methodist church,
Is now with the Citrus Review, a Flo
home from Jacksonville where she Rev. Mark Cnrlylo officiating. Only
relatives anil cloae friends witnessrida magazine devoted to the citrus
spent nil o f Inst week.
CARD O F T H A N K S
To the .Sanford Herald, to Mayor industry in,Florida.
S. S. Tyson, of Savannah, Gn., wns
Lake who naked that the stores bo
E. B. Mensden; l»r. Hotnrd and
nntong the arrivals hero yesterday nnd
closed during tho funeral o f our de
is in the city transacting business.
ported father and to all the merchants Ralph Doble o f Winter Park were in
who uccetdcd to tho request, to all the city last night and were tho guests
who sent the beautiful floral offerings o f the Sanford Herald nt n dinner at
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. L ew is.re
and ’o ffered thfeir services in many the Seminole Cafe. A ll of them nre
turned home yeaterduy from a delight
ways during our recent bereavement directors in the Winter Park Herald.
ful motor trip to Tanqui nnd other
we wish to tender our heartfelt
places of interest on tho west coast.
Cupt. Joe Randall of Paducah, Ky.,
thanks.
is u visitor in Sanford for a few days.
TH E M A H O N E Y F A M IL Y .
W alter Stevenson, o fiq J ’ rntl*fiold,
He wns entertained Saturday by his
Mass., arrived In Sanford yesterday
cousins,_MY.
und Mrs. A. IL Crippen,
flat
top
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Fords
32x4'
nnd w ill spend some time here making
Miller
nnd
truck
tires,
Firestone,
Yiia headquarters at the Montezuma.
Itrothers,
Oldfield at $34.09.— Ra
300-1 tp
“ Exido” Service.
F. R. Sheridan, o f Chattanooga,
Tenn., is stopping at the Montczumn
fo r n few dnys while herp on n busi
ness mission.
Jt
after n tour in tho «outh ho will re
turn home, stopping in Sanford Again
on nia wny back.
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Prizes Awarded
t o H igh School
•Pupils on Maps
on our books today, amount to a
thousand dollars and more.
v
tion nr.d Mrs. McNamara
nt Eustia until next week
will como to Sanford to
long ns the construction
is staying
when they
remain an
is in pro
gress.
— T O N I G H T ____ _
City Tax Books clone A p ril 1, 1923,
after which all taxen remnirting unpnld will bo collected by levy and sale
of the property upon which taxes nrc
delinquent
A L F R E D FOSTER,
* City T a x Collector.
A-lB-till Apr. 1
By: E- HOY, I>. C.
W R E STLIN G M ATCH
THURS
D A Y N IG H T, L A K E M A R Y S K A T 1NG AC A D E M Y.
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G. S. McCabe, general freight ngant
o f the rcnnaylvnnia Ryv nt Philadel
phia and J. W. Preston o f Atlanta, also nn official o f tho Pennsylvania P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S ,
railway, nrc In the city today nnd will
T A K E NO TIC E!
spend several* days with their old
Mend, A . IL Commons at Stone Inl
The law provides thnt “ I f taxes up
and. Mr. Commons is also a form er
on
renl estate slmll not be paid before
employe o f the Pennsylvania llpes and
the
first day of April of ary year,
worked with Mr. McCabe for many
the
tax
collector shall ndvortlsc nnd
years.
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TF.N T H O U S A N D DOLLARS
G IIA N II O P E N IN G OF
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D IAM O ND S IN S A L K
A T H E N R Y M c L A U L IN '8
Norma Tqlmadgc
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ten Isle. That a Norma's dashing
new role. A picturesque triumph
COMEDY, TOO
—T O M O R R O W Maurice Tourneur presents the
•croon vorslon o f R. D. IHackmate's famous book—
“L O R N A DOONF."
with Madge Bellamy John llowrns
Frank Keenan and many other
stars. Novelties, also.
This 1h to notify nil concerned thnt
the. requirements o f law w ill be com
piled with, nnd the tax books will pos
itively bo closed on A pril first, ns
provided by law, and nil Innus on
which taxes have not been paid will be
advertised, and executions issued fo r
unpaid personal property taxes.
JNO. D. J IN K IN S ,
Tax Collector, „
V Seminole County.
3-lJ-10tc
T O N E U P T H E KIDNEYS
'Sym ptom s o f Kidney trouble are
nil gone. W ater is clear nnd does not
burn. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do
the work,” writes W, J. Grady, New
Orleans, Louisiana, Backache, rheu
matic pains, tired feeling, are aymp.
toms o f distressed kidneys,
Foley
Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and
quirkly relieve kidney nnd bladder*',
Insist
Tho Herald delivered nix.tim e# n trouble. Refuse substitutes.
upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv
week for 15c. *
,
-
Henry McLaulin is having a big dia
mond r-nlo fo r ten days nnd it will
pay you to soc his big stock o f plat
inum nnd diamond jewelry thnt ho is
selling nt cost price plus ten per cent.
Cash only nt this sale and cash in talk
ing. Dinner rings, solitaires, wedding,
rings, bar-pins, scarf pins, wrist
watches, etc., nil nt prices that will
nrbvc them right now. See his adver
tisement in thin issue and go to the
sale before tho ten days nro over. You R B H I I B a i Z I D B I Q U I C a S U i n i B l i n B B H R I S l B R I I t l i n i l H I I I I l i i
know-where M cU u lln ’s Jewelry store
FRE8I1, NBY\> S W E E T
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ii, in the Woodruff block— Ilcnry McL.uilin, the old rclisble jeweler.
E A S T E R H A T S A T CHURCH W E L L S
Llttlc Hits from the East— 1
Pound Hoxc*
Big sale o f Knstcr lints nt Churchwells nnd the prices range from $3,50
to $C.60, and they nrc the very latest
,
PR E S C R IP TIO N DRUGGIST
creations in millinery. Y'ou should see
-Rcxnll Store
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency
them to npprecinte the very reason PH O N E 325
.. Sanford. Florida
able prices ort an elegant and up to
a a is s s a n x s R a n x B n s B B a B H B a a n B B B s a c K a s n B S B iB H iiis s B s iiH
iaBguBBB B B n'B B BB B B B BB B B BB B iB BB B aB B B »nB B rraaEiH ixB ai*
W H IT E W Y A N D O T T E EGGS from
an extra good laying strain, $1-60
per 15.— T. M. Dunlnp, phono 556-W.
306-Gt-w-ltp
H E R E ’S Y O U R S T A F F OF LIFE, IN 4
every
d e l ic io u s
v a r ie t y
I f you want to realize that there is an art o f baking, you need only
look at the counters o f Roulh’i Bakery. There, rows upon row* of ■
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crullers, Muffins, and stores of other varieties ■
(cmnt the appetite nnd delight the eye.* Absolute purity of inured- 5
SE W IN G T IM E — £
chine Co. sella i
monthly payment*,
cirsories.— T. M.
Laurel Avc. Phom
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1 Store in Florida
10 Stores in Georgia
Phone 127
Sanford’s New Store
307 EAST F IR S T STR E E T
Which Opens its Doors
T H U R S D A Y , MCH.. 22
We carry the largest diamond line In
the city. Some specials for the next
ten days in Diamonds, Watches, Jew
elry, Cut Glass, Hnnd-pnintcd j liina,
Silverware, etc. Below v/c are quot
ing some special bargains.
G E N U IN E DIAM ONDS
15-Genuine Diamond Rings, original
price $35.00 to $50.00. Special price—
14-K. Blue While Diamond Ring, orig
inal price $175.00. Special price—
U -K . Blue White Diamond Ring, orig
inn! price $H7.50. Special price —
C U T GLASS
100 assorted pieces o f Cut Glass for
card parlies nnd gifts to bo given
away. Original, prico $2.25. Special
prices, while they last—
ROGERS 1847
20 pieces In chaat. 1847 Silverware,
original price $28.75, special price—
$19.75
Itraids, Straws, Gt orgettca, Silks, and other m a tr r la b -la r g c and small shape*
porch which was built at his rcsldonce We carry Community, Sterling, 1831
Rogers Silverware nt reduced prices.
whllo ho was at the hospital.
A t the bedside when death come, W A TC H E S— Hamilton, Howard. Waland beside hltn through moat of his
thorn,Elgin
sickness, werv hU w ife and his daugh
7 'to 21 Jewels z»t Reduced Prices.
ter, Margaret,'!!, bis tdtlers. Miss CorBracelet W R IST W ATC H ES, White
Gold, Swiss nnd. Ar.icricnh mnkes.
Rectangular, Tonneau models.
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PALACE
307 East First Strcrt
P. W E IN B ER G , Proprietor
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Ladles’ Rest Room
|, Fla., Corpcr .Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue
Difflributora Seminole and Lake Counties
the L a rgest nnd Mont ijp-to-dntc Drtae-irt Filling
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Adterllatnv Hair* Mad* Known on
Application
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•yM'.»MJ«l!!, |i
cy fo r everyone who wants to build
n home and the poor man should have
this advantage as well as the rich. E v
ery man in Sanford Is entitled to build
a home if ho desires and he should not
lie forced to sell his clothes to pay
the interest nt that. There is plenty
of cheap money in other states look
ing fo r investments nnd Sanford peo
ple intend to get it and to build homes
this summer.
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Saharrtptlon T ric e la A d ia n r o
Speaking the other day o f farm cre
On* Yrar________ —
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I I I Moalfca .
------ ------- ------- 3 00 dits, A rth u r Hrisbane opined there
llrlh rrrd la Cl!/ fcy Carrier
Were too many middlemen. Might not
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the name answer hold good in the case
Tfce hi* 13- lo ll- p a ir Weekly llrr- o f the farm er presented by the cur
atd eallrelr eecera Seminole County
aad la published esery I'rldny. A i . t r - rent Outlook' which reproduces n pho
tUlaff r a in made known on nppllonf ion, fS.00 pee yrar. aliroya la advaarr. tograph o f a cheque received by a
M i:tim :ii t i i i : ABdOCIATKD niKnn North Dakota farm er which tells the
Tho Associated Tress la - x c l u r i v e l r story o f the potatoes that went to
•ntltlrd to the uss fo r repuMIcatlnii o f market and brought home $1.30.
all ncira dispatches credited l o It o r
not oth erwise credited In Ihla paper
Cheque No. 8150 on the Minnesota
m w i
published
and also the local
herein.
Fotato Exchange to N. P. Nelson fo r
A ll rlicht* o f ra-publlcatlon o f apectal
$1.30, his a h areof the transaction, his
dispatches herein are uleo reserved
I'm ilrn Adveitl.lne llfp r«*m ;*ttvr
THE AMr.RICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
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The Fascist! will lie organized in
America to take the place o f the Ku
5 Klux Klan, n former organizer o f the
Klan nays. In place o f hoods the
t members will wear black shirts. This
part o f the plan will be economical lo
say the least.
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compensation for buying the seed nnd
sacks, doing the planting, digging,
hauling and sorting, also states that
the carload o f potatoes sold for 80
cents per hundred pounds, nr $330,00
o f which the producer got $1.30.
San anyone question the answer:
too many middlemen.
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more than Uiplr ih^re, and this bur- .hardly
tUJ _ a gam blers chance o f growth. Southern farmers, to go ahead with
discovered itself their work.
deq is fast becoming so hflayyl that it I T'h i town‘ .that
‘
' haa
I
Then no man dared forecast what
has
opened
‘future's
door
to greatness.
U ^paralysing ambition, .destroying
The City thhl would find fo r itself n would happen unless he forecasted
hope nnd stifling industry.”
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and poverty by the continuation o f the
As remedies fo r this state o f affairs future must utilizo tho N E W
Mr. Dawson recommend* legislation not the old. Each age demands Im policy o f deflation which might nt any
moment be enforced so long as the
establishing n centrnl tax equalis provement on tho part.
ing department; the classification of
"The merchant who so respects nn- influences which then controlled the
property, so that different rates o f tax clent methods that ho ignora thg new Reserve Hoard dominated the situa
ation may be levied against different est ideas in merchandising must lose tion. Now thnt fear has been dis
I f you will lake the trouble to arrange
classes; a requirement thnt owners o f his lead to the merchant who in eager pelled and there is confidence where
there
was
uncertainty.
Now
there
Is
tour expenses according to a definite
taxable property be required to sub to employ tho last in salesman e ffic
nn increasing renlizntion thnt the day
mit sworn statements o f their hold iency.
schedule, so thnt the amount you spend Is
o f secrecy in financial matters con
ings. Just how much relief these mea
less than the sum you earn.
"The town that holds fast to obso
trolling tho country's business inter
sures would give is problematical.
lete ideals surrenders supremacy. The
A th rift account maintained with the
In the opinion o f The Tribune the community thnt expects to fall by ac ests is passing away, nnd openness
and constructive work will take the
surest method o f correction Is a more
P E O P LE S ’ B A N K o f Sanford, Is the
cident into industrial greatness thru
place of secrecy nnd itealructivo e f
vigilant system o f assessment. There
no effort o f its own, has a child-like
most
convenient nnd profitable w ay or
forts.
Is 'no good reason why the great ma
faith In modem miracles, nnd has ns
taking
care o f your weekly or monthly
jority o f those 17,000 automobiles or
Then exports and imports alike were j ■
little chance o f its hope's fulfillm ent
saving.
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that $2(5,000,0011 worth o f cnttlc now
ns has the youth who, by wishing, Bmull. Now exports nnd imports are- ■
escaping taxation should not bo put
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would sec the river chang cto honey. heavy and rapidly expanding.
W e arc ready to help you start an inter
n
on the tax hooks.— 1
Tampa Tribune.
These
are
but
a
few
o
f
the
striking
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"The wish is worthless without the
est-bearing account at-nny time.
----------- o----------will. Imagination precedes the urchi- things which Indicate the wonderful m
H A R D IN G 'S FLO R ID A V IS IT
tcct’s pencil in its roursc, hut the ma change that has token place in nenr- Jm
sbn
must follow that tracing ere the ly every line o f business and in every j *
The excitement that attended the
ccctinn o f the country.
jvisit of President Harding when he ccstic in air is anchored to earth.
Hut more than this in the realixa-! ■
“ Ethical laws arc ns essential to
canie to Florida fo r the first time as
president has died away to a great ex life and the growth o f things as phy lion o f the fact thnt the tide has comSanford, Florida
that
the wrecks |J
tent. Not that fam iliarity breeds con sical laws. Tho flower unfold* ac pictely turned,
strewn
on
the
shores
o
f
the
business}
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tempt in this case. Hut thnt tho peo cording to a well-ordered plan. Town
ple o f the state nre so accustomed lo proloms nre merely tire common prob ocean o f this land nre being cleared ■
celebrities thnt 110 celebrity can com- lems o f individuals. The town that is away by the rising flood_of improve
tinue a triumphal march through the without plan and purpose, without ment in business conditions,— Manu
Public Roads, this saving o f approxiideas nnd ideals, is as colorless nnd as facturers’ Record
state.
—
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two cents n pound will pay for
hopeless
ns
the
individual
who
lacks
Sooner or later everyone comes to
these
attributes,
ns
the
mason
with
freight
on the picric neid.
Florida. Many o f the best known men
Get Your Picric
County agricultural jyrents o f the
ill the country have been coming here out blueprints before him.
For Blasting Stumps ■department o f agriculture, state agri
fo r years, nnd some o f them make
"The town that permitB selfish in
their homes here for several months terests to outplay common interests,
From Government cultural colleges, state highway com
each year. Thus the people become that allows personal wants to warp
missions, county road supervisors,
•'addicted" to celebrities and only community ideals, and low ninw to Farmers and Road Duilders f a n Get county road hoards, county commis
someone whose presence would shake thwart high
sioners, contractors building state or
nim*, handicaps
its
it Free for the Asking
to life anything hut a mummy can chances o f being bigger and better.
1county roads, nnd others interested In
crentu n'great stir in Flurida.
W A S H IN G TO N , March 22.— 'Tho obtaining supplies o f the left over
"The satisfied mini? \Vnnts nothing,
Saving Easy—
s
OF SANFORD.
Florida's legislature could delve a
hit into this problem i f it is really
keen fur public service. To begin with,
it could give serious study to the pro
posed commission license hill offered
by Representative C. II. Konnerjy of
Finely W iggly stock has been bnrPnlntkn. This measure may have the
Tcd from the clock exchange a fte r a
nucleus fo r riihstnntial good,—Jack
violent jump. It is laughable the
sonville Journal.
w ay the exchange attempts to cover
up some of the transactions by bar
B E A U T IF Y IN G T H E L A K E SHORE
When Harding came the first time does nothing, accomplishes nothing.
ring certain stocks. I f they .blurred
a fter his election, there was a great Hut the mind that is obsessed with n
"nil fhe speculations there would be no
For many years the Herald has ndhue and cry on account o f it. Cities wholesome unrest is likely to bless
exchange mid no operators.
vocated the establishment o f a Itoulo*
and towns howled themselves hoarse, the world with benefits,
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vnrd on the lake front up and down
"So with the town. The community
Roso Pastor Stokes, the nnnrchist the shores and in time to make it nil bidding fo r a visit from tho chief exand communist and other names mean the way around on the Volusia side. 1ccutive. A ll the benefits and uttrac- that is onger to he better is destined
ing that she is "agin the government," It would he money well invested for I tions o f the various towns were held to he bigger, healthier, wealthier nnd
is being pictured in the newspapers in in time it would mean licautiful I forth and visiting delegations called Jwiser.”
j on the president asking him fo r a
connection with the trial o f the an hupti** all the way around this mngni- 1
■-1
i
m k:i F i p-3
archists in Michigan. We look fo r a llcent body o f water— la k e Monroe— share in "his patronage."
Tj
Politicians by the score from all j ku
"fadcout" in the picture o f all
of one o f the prettiest in the state and
1
U
parts
of
the
state
and
nearby
states
g
j
them.
one that has been most neglected in
ftl
ka
bore
down
on
him,
asking
for
"his
the past, laike Monroe, nt the head
K3
St. Johns county wants to vote o f navigation on the Ht. Johns river ear.” It was somewhat luilicrous, we Ka
fa
bonds fo r building 13 miles o f road offers much to the investor mid will will admit. And to cap Iho climax, the n
fcl
nnd we hope they get the money. If offer more in the future when the president refused to see any and all, ra
Kn
ftt P'i p
fti ft) fti
It Is to he spent on the Dixie H igh boulevard is built along (he shores of push'-d off into the Halifax and Indian
w ay we hope they g e l it soon. A ll the lake from the Osteen ferry to the rivers where the mud banks nnd sand
T H E N AND NOW
o f the main highways through F lori city o f Lake Monroe. Representative bars precluded swift following, nnd
refused
to
hold
any
communication
Forrest
laike
will
pass
a
bill
in
the
da should be put in fine shape before
legislature making it possible for the whatever with the shore. His itiner
A year ngn there were nearly 500,another winter season.
ary was not mapped out, so none could 000 idle freicht cai * in the country.
owners
o
f
land
on
the
shores
o
f
the
■•
----------- o----- -lake-to bulkhead the name nnd have know where to intercept him. lie went Now there i* n shoitago o f nearly
The committee from Washington in
a long term o f years to pay for it— a-here for g olf when he “ felt like it" 1(10,000 enrs, and n .-till larger num
vestigating tho forests o f the United
long enough that they will not feel und there was no way o f telling'when ber could he med if they were availStates are In JahkltriAvHfo nnd they
the exjn use nnd long enough that th^x he feeling would strike him. it is iiblr.’
—— 7 •
atalr-llinll lutUvs- Home* atop s toward
ported on goml authority (hat sev
will have a chatjco to make rich re
Then the iron and steel fnteresla
reforestation are taken sooq the tim
turns frofn the investment. This is eral automobiles tilled with Floridians were running nt about 30 per cent ca
ber resources o f Florida will soon he
tin- pacity. Now they are running at from
certainly a step in the right direc seeking 1111 interview followed
exhausted. The Herald said this ten
tion nnd this lake front will become r rn fi two thirds the distance down $0 to 85 per cent rapacity, ami limited
years ago, we say it now 9ml we are
one o f the most beautiful pieces of the state and never once -succeeded in only by the lock o f transportation.
glnd to have authority on the subject
land in the entire state. Let every gettin g close to tho president.
Then business was stagnant • nnd
nnd people who know the situation
Home stunt. Doubtless the president pessimism ruled. Now business is ac
one get behind this great project and
say the same thing. The waste o f
push it.v The Herald advocated the knew that Florida was hopelessly De tive, nnd growing more and more ac
good timber right here in the San bull.heading o f the lake shores in the mocratic so lie need not waste time
tive day by duv, mid optimism rules
ford section is nothing less than crim city ten years ago. It was done and philandering. And doubtless he know
the
land.
inal.
there was some kicking against it at that the oiily isolated spot in the- U ni
Then there v. as uncertainty in the
the time but those who objected to ted .State* is a boat without wireless minds of free traders nnd o f many
SANFO RD NEEDS M O NEY
it then realize the vast amount of on some barely navigable river.
honest minded people who believed
Ho the president has been coming
benefit to lm derived from It now nnd
thnt a protective ta riff would depress
Sanford needs money for invest they would not go hack to the swampy every yenr nnd likes the crulre. F lor our export nnd import trade. Now
ments in real estate and building o f shores with the matnrin fever and the ida lias ceased to loo kttpun him as our export and import trade nre grow
homes nnd'putting over other big mosquitoes for nny price. What this the eighth wonder.
ing with remarkable rapidity, nnd the
Y et it must la1 said that hi* visits
projects. All the building "that has improvement did for Sanford the new
shipments o f farm products and o f
been done here in the Inst fifteen project will do for many miles of are worth much to this state in an
manufactured goods, as well a* im
years has been done with home money lands on the lake shores and for ninny advertising way, Florida dale lines a p
ports from other lands, nre setting at
nnd now that the limit has been readi people nnd in time it will !*• one solid pear on every daily in the country
naught nil the predictions o f disaster
ed Sanford needs outside capital and "suburb beautiful" from Him foul to every day the president stay* here.
of the free I rath 1 n year ago.
People who never though o f Florida
. capital that will coinc in here and give Lake Monroe.
Then there W as * o m a uncertainty ns
as
the supremely desirable place it is
tho investors a chance to breathe by
to thl' extent of coiintructhm activity
have hern convinced that there muat
loaning out money nt n low rate o f
MR. D A W SO N 'S REPO RT
which would prevail throughbut the
Ih- something attractive here.
Intercut, This city needs a big loan
land. Ntnv construction is proceed
The president is our best advertisennd trust company, or n hig insurance
TJie biennial report o f Marion L.
ing nt nn almost unprecedented rate
company or n few private citizens Dawron, state equalizer o f taxes, is nig bet. We hope that he keeps com
in the building o f dwellings, hanks,
with plenty o f money to come here on the editorial desk o f the Tribune, ing.— Deljind News.
churches nnd schools; nnd practically
and take care o f the many investment It contains so much o f interest thnt
in every other line o f construction
IIKTTEU C IT Y B U ILD IN G
opportunities that nre here. This city it is difficult to condense a review of
work,
activity is vigorously
under
needs two hundred homes and a dozen it in tile spaeo o f one article. Wr. Daw
Hanford is building fo r tho future way.
apartment houses right now nnd these son has positive views on the inequal
and Hanford mubt build more wisely
Then the railroads had ordered very
homes would be built this summer if ities o f state taxation nnd he bncks
conforming to ninny
requirements few locomotive* nnd cars. Now the
the money was available. Hut Sunford Up those views with figures.
(lint not only mean a hotter ami more car and locomotive shops are crowd
wants money nnd Hanford will get it
Some o f Jils statistics, showing the
beautiful
city now hut In the city o f ed with orders from railroads which
and the old dog in the manger ideas loss o f revenue suffered because o f in
the
future.
I f the early town build 'will tax many o f them la theri capac
o f keeping new money out o f Hanford adequate assessments are startling.
ers
could
have
looked one hundred ity fo r month* to come.
will not prevail any longer. The in For example, 1922, P5.700 automobiles
Then the railroad officials were In
vestments are here nnd the people nre were registered in this state nnd only >enr» or even fifty years ahead and
id lin g them nnd they will have the 78,Oil 1 assessed for personal taxes— conformed to certain rules ntwut n despair, not knowing how they would
money here to take care o f these in lenving 17,72(5 which escaped taxation beautiful city with regular lines they bo able to meet their obligations nnd
vestments. There are only certain altogether, except for the purchase of would have avoided many mistakes in expand their facilities to take rare o f
people here now thnt can make invest tags, it loss to the tax roils o f $5,317,- city planning nnd city building. Han the traffic. Now thu railroads are
ford is probably the first city in Flor working on safe ground, with a mar
ments nnd can build nnd can develop 81)0, at $300 each. Its opr county,
and tho man o f ordinary means can 105 automobiles were registered and ida to have a zoning bill framed fo r gin o f profit which w ill enable them
not obtain money to make invest only 813 assessed. How many o f the ratification by tho state legislature. to finance for great improvements
ments. Jt should be arranged for mon- automobile owners In Hillsboro coun Hanford has good ideas on city plan and nn Increase in rolling stock be
ning and Hanford people w ill hack the yond anyhting which they had been
*1
' j.
--ty have paid more than their license
City
Plsnniryt—Committee in their doing fo r six or seven years.
tax? Hiniilur conditions prevail with
-----ideas
fo
r they recognize the Iwtter
Then the iron and steel nnd kindred
U SELL
WHEN U
respect to cnttlc. A conscrvntice es
planning
o
f
•
the
Greater
Sanford.
interests
wore nt n very low depth.
L IS T I T
YO UR HEAL
timate o f the value o f the cattle in
ESTATE
W IT H US
Florida, made by the Commissioner A long this lino the Jacksonville Jour Dullness, depression and almost des
I ;
pair ruled in|many an office o f com
o f Agriculture, gives tho total as nal says:
"W hen Chicago burned, its bankers panies big and little, Now the de
more than $33,000,000 while tho as
sessment rolls show a total cattle val und builders were in despair, until its mand fo r Iron and steel products ex
Spencer H eight lots are going
uation of » little more than $7,000,000. lending real estate operator, who at ceeds the output, and everybody is
f * s t One o f the best sub-divis
Mr. Dawson sums it up by the fo l tho time was in California, was busy arid happy.
ions in Sanford and all hig lots.
reached by wire with tho question,
Then cotton, was low and
every,
lowing
remarkable statement:
Sec ua now and pick white pick
"Whnt
Minll
we
d
o
?
"
The
one
word
L-alc
sold
increased
the
poverty
o
f the
_
“
Fully
20
per
cent
o
f
tho
people
o
f
ing is good. Easy forms. ,
Florida nre paying no taxes at nil, answer came hack, "B U IL D ." It was growers. Now cotton is higher and
probably (JO per cent arc paying on nn thnt faith In the future thnt re-made every hale sold yields a fa ir mnrgin o f
profit to most producers.
average valuation o f real estate o f 20 the inter-ocean metropolis.
"E v e r y city Is as great as the faith
Then the farmers o f the W est, like
per cent, and the balance on nn aver
A G E N TS 1
age realty valuation o f perhnps 30 per o f its staunchest citizens. N o great those o f the-South, w£re suffering in
cent. The valuation placed on personal er. The real asset o f a city is not its dire poverty* Now increased prices
E ST A T E
fo r wheat and com nnd cattle and
property everywhere is very much be pait hut its future.
CMualty, Auto Insurance
"Complacency is ns deadly to a hogs have lifted many millions o f dol
low these figures. Those who are pay
105 W . P i n t S t„ SAN FO RD , F L A
ing on a 50 per cent valuation, ns community an to nn indvidual. The lars o f indebtedness and encouraged
eonio o f them are, arc paying much town that waits to be discovered has the Western farm ers, as w ell j a
s i ,ZliflJ&'&SkiSSiLi
FROM OTHER
Maxwell & Britt
I
Bureau o f' Public Ronds find*
thnt j'Var explosive should make their wants
It Hns a sufficient'quantity o f blasting
cap . or detonators to enable it to supply one to enrh pound o f th-* cnrtridged picric acid, left over war surplus
|^,inw n nt " »"* • " « lhnt
P” ver"*
iment at Washington may intelligent-,
i
P'nn l ^e dW ributlon, as directct
,»»y congress, fo r the spring and early
summer work o f tho farm er In stump
explosives, which the government is
distributing lo the farmers and road blasting, drainage, etc., nnd of the
huildiugers o f the country, under nn road bnitdicr in highway construction,
maintenance and repairs. The farm
act o f congress.
er, to obtain a supply o f the cnrtridgThese caps or detonators will he
*ed picric acid, should get in touch with
given free, plus transportation, to the
his county agricultural agent or state
fanner* nnd ronil builder*. Thun, by
agricultural college. Rond builders
receiving these caps nr detonators
nnd repairmen should get in touch
free from the government, the net
with their stole highway eoniiitusions.
rust o f lhe enrtridged picric acid will
he reduced approximately two cents a
A beautiful line o f High School
pound. There is no charge for the!
Memory Hooka at Mobley's Drug
picric add beyond the cost o f cart307-2Uridging,
drying nnd distribution, t .Store.
namely, seven cents a pound, plus j
W R E S T L IN G
M ATCH
TH U RS
freigh t, and tills cost is now reduced
approximately two cents n pound by; DAY N IG H T , L A K E M A R Y S K A T
305-31 c
the -furnishing free o f the detonators i ING A C A D E M Y .
or caps. At ninny points o f consump
tion, it is stated nt the Bureau o f ,
*
r '»
j
3.
A Scene from
" Q U I N C Y A D A M S SAW YEJ
A t tho Princess Friday an
Saturday
H U Sl'K N D HIGHLY UHiUI
N E W YO RK , .March 2 2 .- Tl
of governor* o f tho New Yol
exchange today ordered the I
cion in trading in stock of I'ijj
g iy stores, Tnc., after it
through one o f the jr.u.nt ' i ' i
tuntlnnn in the histoiy of
change, jumping from 52 to i2S*at
The Herald for fir: t eTnss Job work. then dropping bade to S2.
• *f
•
?« i 11 Li_*L*ill,**A
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•- — - T
r
?
>. All, a
v t -v
T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , T H U R S D A Y , M AR C H 22, 1923
Classified Ada lc a word. N o
Ad taken for leas than 23cAnd poaltlvely no ClaHaiflcd
Ada chanted to anyone. Caah
must accompany nil orders.
Count the words and remit
acordingly-
JH KhN [ — Cottage with all con*
Mr, Lynch, who. In developing n
ycnienccs. Kent reasonable. Phono
large tract o f land in the Black
0.
307-3tp
Humomck, hoa rented the 0. P. Swope
**
h
!*■»
FOB R E N T
^
FOR HEN 1- -1 nice npartmnct,, all
A*
conveniences and well fuinUficd.—
ha
Cates’ Building, Phone 131, 290-tfc
r room flat in front
Woodruff .& WatM l«3 ll»| 6 4 ‘ P t R ! U k 3 l < a
208-tfc
Program This Year W ill Be One o f the Best on
V
Record
Nelson & Co. closed thetr packing
house Saturday, for the reason.
T, L. Lingo entertained the Men’s
Bible class of the Methodist Sunday
School Monday nlghf. Although the
wepther was very threatening there
were about ten members present and
FOIt B E N T— One free*, room, furnish
FOR SALE
a most delightful evening was spent.
dd, 701 Magnolia.
30C-4U
These meetings are hefd twice n
fA K H E k a — ltou can g e l i m s t bed
room bungalow— H.
fram-s and Irrigation plugs at th«
ic Co.
306-tfc
j*nford Novelty Wrtrka.
100-tfc
Furnished room
pOK S A L E O p R E N T— Sew bungaPark Avenue,
low, 0 rooms and bath, garage. Good
location, near school. Torrnn like
WANTED
L „t. Phono 423-W.
293-lOtp
W A N E D — A chance to build
your
new homo before lumber gets any
higher, Plans and estimates furnish*
ed.— Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc
«>reiser; Grand concert, !*i Giorgio
Concert Orchestra. Admission 30r,
children 25c.
First Night— Concert, Di Giorgio
Concert Orchestra.
lecture.
“ The
Creed o f Democracy” Granville Jones.
Admission 60c, children 2.ric.
Ijinrn Chittenden. I; I)- B. Caswell,
1; C. W. Carroll. 1; C. F. Chapmnn, 1;
J. II. Cully, a.
E. B. Doraoy, 3; Geo. DcCotteu,
215,; II. C. DuBoae, 4’ k; Paul Dooley,
2; Vunco Douglas,’ I ! Zita Davidson,
1; Mrs. J. C. Deen, 1.
R. P.. Eldridge, S ( !. K. E dridge, 3{
l.culn hNnns, 1.
Earl Field*, 2; A. M. Flowers, 2;
Mrs, Geo. Fox, 1; L I. F railer, 3.
Gallagher, 4; E. M. Galloway, .3;
Ovivera Gleason, *4; Mrs. F r L . Green
1; C. L. Goodhue, 1; Idn M. Gray, 1;
V. M, Green, 2.
Chas, Henry, IQ; High .School, 10;
Sanoril Herald, IS; J. C* Hall, 414, M.
C. Haddock, 10; Elisabeth Humphries.
SllS. 30: E. S. Hoskins, 314; Huth
Second Morning—•■Children's enter
tainment, Havelock, the Clown. A d
W A N T E D TO BUY Asparagus fern
seod, fo r good clean stock will pay
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hollingsworth have mission 25c, children 10c.
a
good
price.
Address
W.
P.
Newell
Second Afternoon— Dramatic enter
rented rooms from Mrs. W. E. Young
totson.
Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, until they can build.
tainment, Everett Kemp. Admission
.Er—Hosier and Gays’ pninU
M:i.
273-tfe ' Mrs. Coffee has rented tho Oviedo
italics at Sanford Novelty
Hotel with the exception or
three
inford agents.
rooms. The new management has
,&i-RhodA lifland eggs for
W A N T E D TO T llA D E — Fortl ton taken over tho dining room and the
,15 eggs for $ 1.00.
Mrs.
truck fo r late model Ford touring remainder of the house.
i Beardnll Avenue, SanMiss Catherine, o f Hollins College,
r.— A, E. Storey, General Delivery.
spent
the week end with her parents, aion 23c, children 10c.
30#-7tp
—New 4 room bungalow
Mr. nnd .Mrs. W . B. Young,
Third nflurnoon— Grand Concert,
Avenue, Lako Mary, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCnll are
Van Browne Novelty Co., Admission
ages o f 10 ami 15 to sell the Daily
wo plain*, water in house,
located for tho present with their
Herald on the street and also to Ik*
.'(ic, children 25c.
jlowny, Oth Ave. 303-0tp
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. B, McCall.
Third Night— Concert, Van Browne
substitutes for carrier hoy routes.
Miss Ida Lir Connelly and her broth
*7 room house, furnished. See Lewis Shipp at tlm Herald office
Novelty Co. Ixrtu re “ America’o Lea
er, o f Valdosta, Gn., have been visit dership of tho World,’” Former Gov,
id w ith ' all modern con
between .1:30 anil 5:30 p. n .
306-ffd
ing their aunt, Mrs. J. B. Jones and Brough o f Arkansas. Admission 50c,
!asy terms*— K. F. Latin
306-311 W A N T E D .400 '.MEN,'Wlwn-n April sister, Mrs. G. E. McCnll.
children 25c.
10th nnd 15th to pick tomatoes;
Mrs. II. G. Smith-nnd Mrs. L. It.
Huick six logring, first
Fourth Morning— Children’s Enter
highest wngca paid and comfortable Mitchell attended tho county federn(on, nt n rent-jmrgainj
tainment. “ Characters from Story
quarters. .. Write if you can conic and
I touring, pc
pbrfoel tondi*
Books” Mhaos Clark and lb>lt. Admis
bring men.— S. E. llice, Vero, Floridjr.
[IB Ford touring at a
sion
23c, children 10c.
Mch-22-to-Apr. -15
—Gray Motor Sales Co.,
Fourth Afternoon— Coins rt, VierW A N T E D - 1 experienced white wait
ra’s Hawniiaiis.. Lecture “ lo y a lly to
at Street, phono 305.
resses. Apply UX, Herald office.
206-ltc
the Home Tow n ." Chns. H. Plntten*
3<M3-3te
W A N T E D — Position as clerk in
goods store, experienced and
give reference. Call 41'J-J.
3(
FO UND
33x4 Empire Card casing,
tire .carrier, rim and license. Call
ar llernhl office, pay for this ad and
get same.— liny Urns. **Exlde" Bat
teries, Phone 5 IS, in Sanford, Fin.
308-1tc
For a few cents you can ward on
Flu and Grippe by promptly checking
your coughs nnd colds with FolCy #
Honey nnd Tnr.• Also gives quick re
lief from roughs resulting from Flu,
Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthnm
Tn this issue is an advertisement
r.nd Bronchitis. Forty-eight yenrs of
calling attention to the Easter ape
satisfaction to users has made Fol
rials and the new spring fabrics. Spc
ey's Honey and Tns the World’s larg
rial prices in fancy crepes, silk hos
est selling cough medicine. Contains
iery, organdies, new children's dress
v.i am! colored imported switmes. Sn no opiates— Ingredients are printed
tlio advertisement nnd note the spe on the wrapper. Refuse substitutes.
cial prices on ull the new lines o Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.
spring goods.
Easter Specials
New Spring Fabrics
at Yowell’s Stores
Fourth Night— "A n Evening in Hnwnii” Original Musical production V i
eira's Hawaiians. Admission, 75c,
children 35c.
Fifth 'Afternoon—Grand concert,
l.eurn Wernd I.adieu Quartet. Adniis*
Hion 50c. Children 25c.
Fifth night— Concert, torurn Werno Enlit’ ^ Quartette. Art Uovuo Extra
ordinary "W it nnd, Wisdom of the
Chalk flnd Clay," J. F. Caveny. A d
mission 50c, children 25c.
r
Two hundred dollars worth of tick
ets have already boon sold ami the
fuHewing people have signed for the
number o f tickets set opposite their
names
Mr*. Stella Arrington,- 13; H. -C.
Bower, 12; First National Bank, 10;
People's Bank, 10; Seminole Bank, 10;
I- A. Brum ley, 10
Mabel H. Bowler,
Agnes Berner, );
F. Brannon 1; it
Britt, 3 ; ■
B. I). Couch
Kmlor Curlettc,
•
,5
4«j$
44
/M .
on our books today, amount to a
thousand dollars and more.
They were built by steady week
by week deposits, and what others
have done you can do!
Every man and woman E A R N
IN G %should
save. f, « ; I'*: . -'iy ■TL*;
••-v
\-y % - - -Let Our Savings Department
help you with 4% Interest
A C O M M U N ITY B U ILD E R
F. I*. FOKSTBR, President
B. F. W n iT N B It, Caaklar
IInward, !; Ed. li ggir.i, 1; Mr?. Geo.
Herring, 1; S. A , Huston, 3; J. C.
Hutcheson, 2.
J. W. Johnson, 1. .
Mrs. D. A. Kelley, 1; II. F. Kent, 2.
A. J. Lessing, 2; Frank I-ossing, 2;
Forrest IJike, 2; Paul Lake, 2; W. T.
Iaingiey, 1; II. J. Lehman, 1; W.
I-cnk, 1; Patty Lyle, 1.
,S. Malncs, 2; I* P. McCuller, 20;
Mrs. McKay, 10; Mrs. E. I*. Morse, 5;
Mm. Jas. Meghtnn, 4; John Mebch,
3; F. E. Miller, 2; R. C. Mxuwcll, 1;
Mrs. H. C. Maxwell, 214; II. II. McCas.
Hn, 2; H. fl, Monrie, 2; W. L. Morgan,
2; Cris Mathews; 2; It. H. Muerhcml,
2; E. McCalley, 214; G. Muriel, 1; Snrah Muriel, 2; J. W. Mero, 1; Elisaboth Musson, 1; W. M. McKinnon, 1.
The Pre-Easter* presentation of the Spring
and Summer Modes for Sports, for
*>•
Street and for Dress,
Exclusiveness
F LO R ID A
Simme on Trial
County Workhouse
For Alleged Killing
N ear Pittsburg W as
’ • N ear Plant City
Burned Down Today
E. Wnthen
A. E. Yowril, 20,
Ulr The AuseeInfed f i n i )
A gaiagu is a place where the car
ir kept until thu children get home
front school for the summer.
We don’t know just whore the po
litical bee stings, but the swelling
nearly always goes to thu head.
PITTHBURG1I,
March 22.— Fire
which broke out in the brush factory
nt tlu> Allegheny county workhouse
ten miles from hero this morning de
stroyed the Idilding nnd spread to
-othor parts o f tho (nsti,tution. More
than one thousand prisoners were
cun lined in the building.
iH r Ttir .skaaelntpS l* M «>
T A M P A , March 22.— Selection of a
juty for the second trial Of Ira Sirnmo,
80, cburged with the killing o f Burnal K cm pel near i’ Innt City on August
7, PJ21, begun today in circuit court.
Judge Whitehurst o f Florida, presid
ing, has drawn it special vonira of
100 talesmen.
a vs
EX TU A S PE C IA I
Fancy Cretonne Pillows, nil colors nnd Fancy shapes, 3 dozen
•Special for Friday nnd Sgturdny, each
One Cubic o f 15 inch I»ermnncnl finished Organdy nnd .T&inch Tissues, all colors, 75c to $1,00 values,
COLORED IM PORTED SWISSES, light and dark, with nil colored dots and plain whke-
for Easier, ynrd
Plain colors ami fancy checks nnd stripes, silk nnd cotton crepes, special for
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MOBILE, Ain., March 22.— Urban
Shocker, one o f the leading pitcher*
on the staff o f tho St. Louis Drowns,
in training here, is suffering from the
;akor hns not announced his
b of pitchers as yet, but it is
icd that ho will start Guy Morind probably close with George
The line ups will bo something
his.
Pat Collins, regular-catcher o f the
tenm, was given a leave o f absence o f
a week to attend the funeral o f his
mother-in-law, at Knnsns City, 1^/ins.,
will rejoin the Browns nt Shreveport,
La., today.
Cleveland:
nnati
Jamieson, If
Wnmby, 2b
Speaker, cf
Guisto, lb
Drawer, r f
Everybody Orlando bound this
J. Sowell, ss
Lutxky, .Tb ternoon.
\
O'Neil, c
Morton, p
(L . Sewell, c )
(Uhlc, p )
Did. you know thnt our old friend
lESTLlS'G MATCH
‘r ill; u s Stuffy Stewart Is plnying in our neck
N IG H T , L A K E M A R Y S K A T o f the woods? Been to see him yet?
A C A D E M Y.
305.31c
And they say Stuffy is going good
this season nhd from looks of things
will make tho grade nnd stay up there
this time.
t talked o f
i” tonight.
I tho
ments
if tho
ected.
picture,
Lornn
Chief Chittenden has been selected
represent the Sanford Country
ub in Jacksonville nt the state meet
■xt month. Chief is one o f Sanford's
“*
•K.wild givu u good account
Otis George and his assistant, w ill
leave
the club for the summer montliB
manager hns made nrsome
tim e in about a week. Those
fo r some chairs to take
overflow—ns a big crowd fellows thnt waited too long to get
those lessons they needed so badly
will have only themselves to blame.
■free ticket goes to Dr. nnd Mrs.
Langley fo r tonight.
Editor
r-
NF.W YO R K , March 22.— I f
the
well laiil pinna o f T. Rickard do not
"gnng ngley’ the present heavyweight
champion, three form er incumbents of
that eminent position, and two promt,
nent contenders fo r the title, will be in
or near the ring on the afternoon of
Mny 12 when Jess Willard nnd Floyd
Johnson do battle fo r sweet chupity,
$25,000 apiece and the right to make
overt gestures nt Jntk Dempsey.
The list includes brother Dempsey
himself, chnnfpiun and illustrious au>
thor; Jim Jetfries and Jim Corbett,
cx-rhnmpinns1whose names will live
ns long ns fists are fists; WiUnrd, an*
other form er champion, nnd Johnson
Star Hurler Hit by W ild Pitch at .Mo
effects of a blow in the groin receiv
ed by a wild pitched ball. Shocker
had to retire from the game, and may
be out of training for several days.
Rain called o ff tho second exhibi
tion o f the Browns yesterday uftcrnoon.
G O LF
B O W L IN G
,
T E N N IS
B O X IN G
is to, referee the Wiliard-Johnson
bout with Jetfries and Corbett setting
at the ringside in the role of judges.
This same trio will officiate when
Firpo nnd his unknown adversary
come together in tho same ring on the
same afternoon, tho only exception be
ing that Jeffries is scheduled to r e f
eree this one.
Corbett, it seems is to sit in com
parative ease nnd refinement thruout merely counting the points ns he
sees them.
The plnn appears to have commend
able possibilities, not the lenst
of
which is the remote prospect of any
one taking violent and personal exception to the decisions rendered, ns
Tho Dniiy Herald, 15c per week
SISI.KR T O JOIN IIROWNS
ST. LOUIS , March 22.— Geo. Si»Illy Thr A»«orlnlri! I*rr««)
ler, the Americans’ first sacker who
has la-en declared the best nil around
player in the league, stated yester
day he would juin the Browns at
Shreveport, lui., April 2, when the
^ {^ u ln y u i the Shreveport club in nn
ticipnte;,.n Lrnme. MU!or will not pnrworking out nnd m a y b e g i n
sequent e xhil.itions, it was ndded.
tincy Adams Sawyer,"
1-ridny
nturdny's feature, is a Metro pic,f much merit.
M l” T h e A e .o c la lrd I’ f M i l ■
N E W Y O R K , Mnrcji 22.— Prelim
inary arrangements nre underwny it
C L A R K E FKOFB1T8 BOND
was announced yesterdny, to handle n
a special production o f the
( l l r The Aee*clatr4 *’ r e e e » ,
, crowd o f 100,000 at the Yankee’s sta
est home folk story ever writA T L A N T A , March 22. — Edward dium May 12 when three o f the lend
I t is enacted by tho most cxcep- Young Clarke, former imperial wlrard
ing contenders fo r Jnck Dempsey's
I nrrny o f talent ever engaged o f thu Knights o f the Ku Klux Klnn,
heavyweight title— Jess Willard, Luis
photo play.
failed to appear fo r trial in the Unit Firpo nnd Floyd Johnson— will .box
ed States court hero yesterday on a fo r the benefit o f tho milk fund.
»
cast
w ill includo Illonche charge o f using the mnlls to defraud.
Should the attendance rvnch this
t, IA>n Chaney, Elmo Lincoln, Ills bond o f 1500 was ordered forfeitfigure it would cclipso the previous
;e Fernndes and other* ns not- 'cd by Judge S. II. Sibley nnd it was
record gate npproxiluntely o f 03,000
stated a bene hwurrant fo r his arrest
which witnessed the Jack Dempseywould be Issued Inter in tho day.
Cnrpontier bout nt Boyles thirty acres,
> w ill leave you to be the judge
When ( ’lathe's case was culled his .Jersey City in 1021.
•xt week’s program a fter hear* counsel requested a continuance on
The Yankee stadium’s grand stand
that's coming. Next week’s pro- the ground that Mr. Clarke’s lending
nnd bleachers, now rapidly nearing
i w ill Include "Brawn o f the counsel was engaged in another court,
completion will Beat 75,000 and it is
h" with Stronghenrt, thu wonder lie disclaimed knowledge o f Clarke's
planned to accommodate 25,000 more
"T h e Pride o f l'alomar," "Heroca whereabouts, but stated he thought ho
on the playing field. There will be
e Street,” "Omar, tho Tent Mnk*. could 1« produced If the case wns con
21,000 bleacher seats Belling nt |I.
ind other*.
tinual until next week. On the request
o f District Attorney Clint Iingnr,
Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke
Mobley’s
House
Hunt's Pharmacy,
:k Walnuts English Wnlnuts
Drug
Storo
nnd
N ew Irish Potatoes
hiludelphin Cream Cheese
. Swiss Cheese
POTKU Jf,
H O T S P R IN G S , Ark., March 22.—
Frank Chance, new manager of the
Roston Red Sox, will never return to
Hot Spring* fo r n training season if
he hns his w ay. Ills men have spent
most o f the timo since their arrivnl
dodging rains, which Is not conducive
to gettin g in condition for the open
ing o f the baseball scuson.
Nemo
I.iebold, the. outfielder, has reported
nnd the squad is now complete.
Our own Bert Chapman is training
*O a 5v , Avt> ntAa n c caw .p r < w v d
with the Bed Sox nt Hot Springs,
Mu»ui. rsnsune aid py oou>m trtoor
nnd should Chance have his w ay nnd
t, r-o-i ra to uMtv ivriyA« *•,:> r*«e u I a
train somo where in Florida, we arc
hoping that Sanford will be ready for
See “ Qujncy Adams Saw yer” ut the Princess Theatre, Friday nnd
n big league tenm by that timo und"
land them. Whether they train In
Sanford or not, however, it is hoped the closing days o f congress. “ It was pot-.h thnt has lioen brewing tit Wash
I ington to straighten administration
that it will l»o somo where close so one o f the most trying sessions
have
ever
attended,"
said
Mr.
Sears.’
sentiment In various communities
that w e can see Chap in action.
"W e Democrat* did everything we where it is known to be below par,
t-ould to put over the
legislation several vacation appointments, it is
Brennan May Not
which was needed. The country to understood will be recommended by
Enter Ring Again day, politically, apenrs to be in pret the new postmaster general. Among
ty gooil shape, and I nm of the im the offices that w ill be affected by
pression that political conditions have vi cation appointments, i( is said, is
settled down fo r the time being.”
the.Orlando office. Then; it no o ffic
Mr. .Scars was very much surprised ial information ncallable uml this in
to learn that (he Orlando postofficc formation only c■olives through one of
would suffer because o f the fuiluro o f the useni leaks that give u forecast of
congress to pass the emergency bill, coming events.
which would provide for the continu
One outstanding fact thnt admits of
ance of uninterrupted, postal service, no dispute, is that congress adjourned
lie immediately took up by wire with without making the usual emergency
Washington the advisability of secur appropriation fur the postal service.
ing relief. "I do not understand why Even though this office returns to the
the .Republicans in congress failed to city o f Washington very much more
pass this emergency bill. They have (.money,
gets vouchers for in
mnjeyity in both the- house nnd the operative department, yet much o f
senate, and they could have done any the service here is dependent on the
thing they wished.
The inconven emergency fund under the plan by
ience o f n congested postofficc
o f which the postofficc. department op
course, does not worry us southerners. erates. Many offices in the United
W c are used to mirh conditions, but States do not make operating expens
for the life o f mo I d» not se why
Daily Herald on sale nt Joe's Smoke they are punishing the tourists, fo r es, while others like Orlando, yield a
House, Mobley’s Drug Storo nnd the most,o f these tourists, being from surplus inch quarter to tho depart
Hunt's Pharmacy.
tf the north, nro Republicans nnd they ment. If the auxiliary* service, the
overtime and extra service is cut o ff
are punishing their own people. I be
lieve, however, the tangle can be
straightened out, nnd 1 will, certainly
lend every possible effort to this end,”
said Mr. Sears. .
The following from llio Orlando Ileporter-Stnr about the postofficc
is
in line with other offices under the
present administration:
Congressman Joe Sear* fresh from
the capital city, was in Orlando shak
ing hands this morning with old
friends. Mr. Scnrs shows the effect*
o f tho 10-hours n day labor which he
hns been called upo nto give during
Y
M y advice regarding roofingHvon’t cost you
a cent! 7
B IR D ’S ROOFS— A roof fop
Tel. 137-W.
P IA S T E R ^
' w a l l
b o a r d
© /
j
I f you nro Kolng to
build. » f course you
want (It.* \rry tirel
inutrrlnU to. k » Into
It. and ><>ti ran nf-.
fonl to u«r only MtO
licit M
t lirn you drnl
■Hitli ua, \V» ctinruo
rwaiionat.lr prlct-s for
quality mntcrluU. .
N ew York Cheese
Lumber Co.
I W v wait* Urea trylna to kill Ow**?****
with powtiar*, liquids or any w ertm en u l
W R E ST LIN G MATCH
TH U R S
D A Y N IG H T . L A K E M A R Y S K A T
ING A C A D E M Y.
305-314
I'frptriUofl*,
Ready for U ao -B o tto r th a n T ra p s
9«i.U > x .r «
i
(’ hone 130,
Hanford
every
.building
Address, 911 Elm Avenue
Y
RooriNe
BRICKS CTO.
L
OU g e t m o r e
mileage, smoother
going, better distrfbutionof load, long
er-lasting tire carcats, and curb and
rut-reslating side
wall strength in the
new Goodyear Cord
Tire with the bev
eled A ll-W e a t h e r
T re a d. I t ’a the
greatest tire Good
year ever made. We
have your sire now
In stock, and give
you real service.
I
i;
W ith the results you get from the feed you
are now using? if not, come to see us. w e
are feed specialists. W e have just the feed
you need at the right price, too. A n d remem
ber— “Your money back if you are not satis-
A t CeWjMtr 5#fWrc S U tta n
—H
ror«mmen<4 Go*uJy—r T in t
P to lo tt
■
Mice.
Saturday, March 2.1rd nnd 21th
Just before Postmaster General
Work was transferred to the interior
department, he recommended
that
.••ostoffices be taken out o f politics,
mendntton i» .....
i...
i Pcon,.
successor, Mr. N ew , is n poTtlumt. o.
the olil stvle. who believes in distrib-
1
Sausage
Lovisr
OlCNbA
'O raMah
trpfcor
j
it m-oanlx/tl a. th. rusmntnM extrnnlnaloj
for Uxkroachea, Water Urn. Aula, IUU sod
5iu.v
frbAMCV
tM
O anCV
••Ilullilrr*- lim itiiu n rtcra”
irglo nnd Jones* Dairy Farm
1<MC*A*»r*)
“ LinFvT ♦hotmi*. .
TXjHjAm
Vitro*
Frank Chance H a s .
Eyes on Florida
Expect 100,000 at
Willard, Johnson nnd Firpo Expected
to Draw Big Crowd Thnt Day
l-» -We* *f
"t—:• fbtw (
I i-
k otk I h t m u p to ith ttmnd— d
Goody— r Sorolco
KENT VULC. W ORKS
Oak Avenue and Third Street
SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A
T H E CA81I FEED STO IIE
FEED, G R A IN , U A Y A N D F E R T IL IZ E R S
M yrtle Avenue and Fourth Street-----------------------—
BABY C niC K R A N D H A TC H IN G EGGS
14oe.boa.flia
SO LD EVBRYW H EH E
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�JIG
WANT PUBLICITY
IN BUSINESS
JUNBKALAVA
com pany
w il l
SPEND O N E M IL L IO N TH IS
YEAR
last month the financial departgent of the N ew York Sun mode the
unccmcnt that Vivnudou, Inc.,
become the exclusive selling agent
4 the product o f the Mineralava Co,
5r the next twenty-one years, nnd
tit under this contract $1,000,000 n
tar would be expended fo r advert!*tt, the greater pnrt o f It In the newsaptrs, as much it is success in disritailing the product has been due to
«wjpnpcr advertising,
exhaustive
«ts having convinced (hem that they
rfll get ipiieker and hotter returns
rom newspaper campaigns in the ciits snd towns than would be possible
irough any other mediums.
A. J. Knrr, secretary o f Scott's
ftncralavn Company, in Newspnporm, thus describes his experience cxiding over a few short months.
There has never been any difficulty
inducing men who regard it ns a
ibttc duty to make to
udvcrtiscts grow where only one grew bo
re, to indulge in generalities, which
ly glitter, about the tremendous
omie nnd soclnl value o f advert isg. Even by generalities ft has been
»y for any enthusiastic advertising
n to prove what a big impetus adrtbiiig has given to merchandising;
has not been difficult even, to conince the general public that through
tionnl advertising we have been able
create cooperative buying, so that
increasing the Volume o f output,
cost o f many given articles have
reby been reduced to nil consumers,
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
- vitn*
fftt
k u t i M i a i a m i o
luick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
vs please you, tell othprs; If not,
tell us. Phone 498
SANFORD N O V E L T Y
WORKS
V. C. C O LLER , Prop-
Jencral Shop and Mill
W ork
JNTRACTOR and B U ILD E R
fT Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla,
______^ _________________________
B. W . H E R N D O N
IN SU RAN C E A G E N C Y
FlItB-------- A U T O -------- BONDS
S. O. Shinholser
[• Contractor and Builder
FLO R ID A
|A. P. Connelly & Sons
KstMblUhetf 100*
H-I5-A-L
E -S -T-A -T-H
Investments
"P r o w * la a d
I m u m ure
Lets
K aretr t l e a t i
lists* P ro p erty
D u als*** Cheeeee
Main Office
^ E lic it Iir.A I.T Y COM PANT
tk ro n t) IX V E 1 T N E X T COMPANT
104-A M annetu A t #.
'W A R T The Florist
« Fiowcrs-
-------- Floral Design*
Annual end Ornamental Plants
f* Myrtle Are.—
in f o r d
—
Phone 260-W
m a c h in e
COM PANY
|C en tra l Machine and Boiler
Works
Cylinder Grinding
Automobile Repairs
REPUBLICANS TO
FAVOR HARDING,
SAYS DAUGHERTY
TH O U SANDS HOMELESS
lion bad been effected solely through
advertising, so that tho product was
IN TO R N AD O -SW E PT
and is now on sale at 33,000 drug
M ISS IS SIPPI A R E A
stores throughout the country and
fo r once, to leave generalities behind is now fo r sale in 90 1-2 per cent
M EM PHIS, March 22<— Approxi
and to bring forward one specific in of all department stores which have
mately 1,000 persons arc hopeless-in
stance of the value of advertising so toilet-goods counters. And as tho ad
tho tornado-swept area o f northern
plain, so undeniable that "he who runs vertising persists, finds new media
Mississippi nnd must bo provided for
anti ever wider circulation, It is be
may read."
(tljr T k f Aasn rU frd l ' r n » )
with food and clothing to n|d them
coming hnrder every day fo r Scott's
M IA M I, Mch. 22.— Attorney Gen in rehabilitating themselves according
l-ot us take the preparation put on
Preparations, Inc., to keep pace with eral Daugherty, commenting yoster- to an estimate made by W. G. Crane
the market by Scott’s Preparations,
the demand, with nn adequate force o f «t*y on his announcement o f Saturday
and C. E. Lovett, representatives of
Inc., and distributed through the firm
salesmen. Today the nctivc sales force that President Harding would be a
the American Red Cross in charge
o f Victor Vivnudou, Inc. It was twen
numbers 212 salesmen.
candidate in 192J, declared that his o f relief measures.
ty-three years ago thnt Mineralava
renominntion without a contest was
A t least 125 families wore made
Hcnuly Clay was first used by Mrs.
FRENCH SE IZE FUND S
homeless in Savage and Tate county
assured,
M. G, Scott in her Chicngo beauty
TO R E P A IR PR O PE R TY
parlor, It was found so effective by
Theto will l>o no contest and those alone, Mr, Crnne said. It will lie at
D A M A SK BY HEILMANS
those who submitted in the Mincrnlnseeknig to show thnt there w ill be n Ienst a week before many can obtain
vn face treatments thnt ns high ns
fight will be disappointed, the attor food and shelter.
H l» T S » A i-o r l-Ir S r Trail
$15 nnd $20 was charged fo r a single
DUSSELDORF, March 22.— The ney general declared.
CHARGED W ITH MURDER
treatment. Interest in the product systematic collection o f funds to cover
" I took the responsibility o f mak
grew largely by word o f mouth adver the expenses o f repairing the prop
ing the announcement thnt the presi
(tlr The Aaaoelaled I'rraa)
tising nnd no other, until Scott's Pre erty damage by German sabotage bedent would run again without any
CICAGO, March 22.— Warren G.
parations, Inc., took hold o f nnd de gan yesterday when tho French seiz
special authority from him because I j I.indholin, former teller o f tho First
cided to give the general public a ed 00,000,000,000 marks from the Duslielldvc the country will demand Ids Trust and Savings bank, is chnrged
chnnce to try Mlncmlava nt a reason seldorf treasury' and main postoffice.
re-election. I have no doubt but thnt with the murder o f his first wife, Mrs,
able coat.
Twenty-seven officials of the Gcr- under the circumstances Hint he Emily Lindholm, in nn indictment re
The first adequate advertisement o f mnn customs and the tax collector of would not refuse tho responsibility.'’ turned in court here, A word of
the product was published SeptcmA Dusseldorf were arrested yesterday
The party's platform will be practi warning to his second wife, to whom
her 18,.JP2I. It was in the nature of|b>' tho French chnrged with attemptcally thnt o f tho administration's Lindholm married shortly after the
a "fe e le r" and only a small amount'* hu? to disregard Franco-Belgian rigachievements, Mr. Daugherty declar death of his first wife, is said to have
of money wms spent in making the ulations.
ed, It will be based on tho record o f started nn investigation which led po
product known, up until May, 1922,
Iians Sachs, a young German work
untangling complicated war prob lice to believe the first Mrs. Lindholm
when the company decided that the man, court martialcd on the charge
lems, the reducing of expenditures, had been poisoned. IHs bonds were
interest nlrcndy displayed, warrant pi shooting and wounding n French
the cutting down o f tho burden of fixed at $25,000,
ed greater efforts. So in May, 1922, soldier near Esren, has been sentenctaxation, the application o f business
stnrting with full page and double ,'-‘d to fifteen years imprisonment— the
nffnirs USE OF CH ECK-O FF
page newspaper spreads, there began! heaviest sentence imposed since the principles to governmental
FU N D S I'ltO ll 1IUTED
n campaign o f high class advertising beginning o f the occupation. Sachs and tho enforcement of the laws, ho
said.
Tho
president's
plan
fo
r
mem
in the newspapers o f many cities nnd w’ ** be taken to Met* or elsewhere in
CH ARLESTO N, W. Vn., Mnnh 22.
in the best magazines o f national and French territory to serve his sentence, bership in the Hague court will la* a
— Use of “ check-off funds to unionize
factor,,
he
stated,
and
ho
said
the
international circulation.
Construction work has boon started |«|ucat»on would be nnswered whether “ open shop” mines was forbidden by
By leaps and bounds the sales nnd
.
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, ,
.
.
,,
coll Federal Judge George W. Met'Untie
use o f Mineralava Beauty Clay, which 011 tll(! mw “ r" ton k c nntl coI‘l *tor- Jthc bit crests o f America would
in an injunction handed down in n
for twenty-three years had been inert age plant for tho Vero ice Company. I ,inuc to he M*cure and whether she special session of the United States
and lifeless, jumped lo ihe front. It will be located on a triangular piece U'ould continue to give help to less for- district court ut Huntington yester
Witiiin n period o f eight months inten of ground leased from the Redstone tunute countries.
Until the Rppuiliean national com day. The injunction prohibits the in
sive advertising tho sals o f Mincrnla- Lumber A: Supply Co., and adjoining
mittee meets in December, Mr. Daugh ternational organization o f the union
va Beauty Cloy had mounted to n the city power plant, property on tho
erty said, the president's campaign from sending money into West V ir
point where they were in excess of north.
ginia to lie used in organization acti
will not he actively launched,
$250,000 a month. Complete distribuThe Daily Herald, 15c per week.
"The country is tired o f political vities.
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In the hands o f Tourneur, the fine old novel has been trnns
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turc-mnkcr. Tourneur Rna fur
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Mr. Tourneur first decided to
Wants Republicans In Adopt I oiicy film "L o o m Dooms” u year ngo.
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Work on the ndnption was start 4
ed hut it soon became apparent
A KUOS’ ,( O., March 22.— Inviting tlm? because o f the tremendous
his party to "quit guin-slioeing’’ for scope o f plot and action, it would I
votes and adopt a clear cut nnd fear be impossible to afford it
thej*
less program, Senator Borah, Uopuh-' production it deserved without*
lienn, Idaho, declared in nn address careful detailed preparation. A :
here last night thnt by such a course staff o f assistants was npsembl-1
Republican loaders could put an end e<J and months were spent in re-"
to a third party movement which now search work-ami planning. The t
appears "not improbable."
research material as it finally
“ Political conditions arc distressing was collected nnd collated in vol
ly unsatisfactory to both political par umes for ready reference during
ties" said .Senator Borah, speaking nt the filming o f the big scenes,
talk o f the Inst few months ami too
IX *1)11 l IT *111111'. XI'.VflXTII J* T A R IF F REC EIPTS A R E
a banquet held in honor o f Abraham form on invaluable addition to
IIItT \I. I Hil l IT, IN ( M l I nil Nt'.- busy to listen to it now. No polities
lllN ill.l! JOI NT* . I-T.OII IIIA.
R A P ID L Y A PPR O A C H IN G
Lincoln by the Republican committee. Tourneur’s remarkable library o f
will lie in oircrntion until the national
IN I I I *NI I lit \ .
I‘lr*l Nnlli.uil llnnk In Orlande, n rnr- committee meets, at which time the
TW O M IL L IO N PE R D A Y
The vote is alarmingly independent. information which hns been dug
t>urn(li>li iimlrr llir l.nni of thr I nlParty lines are shadowy and uncer from musty volumes,
1**1 Ninin, ,,( Amrrlrn. *'nni|,lnlnnnl. campaign will lie outlined nnd launch
* -.
W ASH ING TO N, March 22.— T a riff tain. Party lenders seem confused.
ed.”
Aided by Milton Mcnnsco ns
1’ rr.l II, I'H I' mc, llrfrudnut*
receipts are rapidly approaching a The rank nnd file nre distrustful, nnd ait director, Tourneur had de
ITT ITIIIN
T o FltCP II FtTTINH: III* n-Nlil I'rr.l
mark o f |2,000,000 n day, unprecedent profoundly interested in public ques
II. Fittitv* i‘* l!it£ n r* :*iiit III ut Dexter,
tailed plarift.iJwvn fpr,
K‘r , . M h ti
In lh,> Kllllr r f lnnr|:
*
ed In the history o f American Cus tions And eager for information on gan tie "sets" which nre used,
II nppenrltm from \ sworn Mil of
toms collections, according to figures nil political problems.
r* rompliint ltta»| In till, rntixr Hint >"U.
with auch tremendous effect in
I*‘rr<1 ll Klttlnif, tin* n rtsklt-nt of n
published by the treasury. Customs ofCards of Sanford's Reput
" I f l were to suggest the underly the production. Mr. Tourneur
Stale, <*tlirr_(hiui lit* KLtilo of Flnrld.i.
firinls predicted on the basis o f re-, ing fundamental vice of American pol nmi Wyndham Git tens, in collab
ami I 111I your pis** of realtime** I*
able Professional Men, each
Dexter, Iowa; that I hr re Is tin lu-runtt
ceipts of $28,980,822 for the first IB itics nt this time I would unhesitating oration with Catharine Heed nnd
o f whom, In hie chosen pro
In It)*- Mtal*' * f Klnrlilu. Hip m-rvlre of
n subpoena
whom «iml*i hlml
days of March that the month would ly declare it consists o f playing the Cecil Mumford, wrote tho work
fession (he Herald recom
inn'll !■:■*■,( II t'llliltc.
be a record breaker.
Tb*-r*'fnri'.
\**u.
I-"*«-,l
It.
I’
llllnir,
nr*|
mends to the people.
game tin too low n standard— far ing continuity o f the story after
requtr.il lo (■*• mnl iij>|n>ar l*i*for*' mir
below the level o f both the intelle- which
Gillens devoted five
siilil I'lrrull »‘,*ori at llr* I'otirt lf**us,‘ j M IA M I, March 21.— E. P. Axtcll,
BL UE BENTON SIGNS UP
*9 Ml
gonce and the patriotism of the voter. months time to a study o f de
*3 «UJ in HhiiI. iI iI, Fli.rliln. ,,n Hi* Zn.I ,luy of of Jacksonville, was clrctcii president
April. I '* M. .**1**1 il**n .mil *li*-r.- innk**
The problems now pressing for at tails o f the costumes und cus
nne*v,-r I** IP* Mil
■-(•in|*lalnt ralill,4ft? Thr AaRtidninl
ll*'il iiti.iln-t * *ni in it ' F**r*rtuj*ur» **f : of the Florida Bnr association last
tention
ntc in ninny ways the most dif toms o f the period.
St*>rlKiit;o fr*im you. i'rwl H. I'ltllmt night nt the last business session of
ORLANDO, March 22. — J. C. ficult over presented to tho American
George A . DeCottes
—lo— 1‘ lrst Niitlon.il llank of Orlumlo,
tho
annual
convention.
Tampa
was
W ith tho mass o f detailed pre
a roam ration umlrr tin* lawn of tho
(Rube) Benton was signed up this a f clectomtu. Wo know these problem*
Altorney-al-I-aw
t?nll*it Slates* i ’j * property Involved Is recommended by tho liar n# tho next
parations
out o f tho way.-Tour
ternoon
hy
President
llcrrmnn,
o
f
the
(tescrllo'it ns follows;
arc here and no one can be uncon
neur
was
ready
to give his atten
lx>l h'*mr JlunUreil thirty (IJs) lllork rneetin gpiacc o f the association. Final Cincinnati Nntional league club, after
cerned in regard to them. But wo seem
or Section tin* II). IHark llammnrk action will tic taken on the recommen
Over Seminole County Bank
tion
to
the
selection
of the cast.
the latter hnd received word front
tract same tiring a siil**llv|slon of SecIA N F O R B
FLO R ID A Holi On** ID. Township Twcnly-onr dation mid the date set by tho execu Judge I Hindis that he hnd informed to,lack boldness nnd determination in Madge Bellamy, the Thomas H.
III). Hum:* Ttilrly-nnc <X1> easl, Hedealing with them,
- ■
tive council.
Ince star who scored such a suc
mlnole county. 1*1or hia.
President lieydler ho hnd definitely
11 Is orilerc*! that this cllnllon l*e
"In my opinion wiiat wo really lack cess in luce’s "H ail the Woman"
The secretary for the ensuing year given Benton permission to play with
imltll**!**
*
1
In
the
Snnforil
Ih
rnM.
a
FRED R. W IL S O N
newspaper Plltlllshnl
In Seminole will ho Herman Ulmer, of Jackson the Cincinnati -club. Mr. Herrmann al is not rapacity, not intellectual under was Ht’lectojl for tho title role not
county,
Florida,
once
a
week
for four
standing o f the task, hut a want of only because o f the striking re
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
consecutive Weeks u.t notice lo Ihe i|r- ville, who was re-elected for his third so stated thnt ho would sign the three
term; P. S. May also of Jacksonville, year contract to train the Reds in Or faith apparently in the willingness of semblance which who boars
fenilanl Ft*:/) It. FI h Iuk.
to
Witness n>> htiinl and Ihe seal of
Fjrst National Bank Building
i h* sahl i'lrrull Court on this lh« lnt was elected treasurer u third time. lando which is now being drawn up. the electorate to follow a Imhi nnd the famous painting o f the beau
determined program.
We nre still tiful maid o f Exmoor but also
Armstead Brown, retiring president
SANFORD
FLO RID A .lay of Marrll, ,V, l>
(SEAM
1). A. iniFrll.AHS.
trying to hold together nnd win bat
o fthe1association, was elected a mem
Flcrk I ’lrcult Foiirl,
because o f iter unusual dramatic
O
RG
ANIZING
U.
8
.
F
A
8C
I8T
I
Seiulnolr I'outilv. Florida. ber o f the executive council. Other
tles thru the power of patronage, the
abjlliy.
Hy
M, Weeks, I). C.
appeal to pait party achievements and
I.ellov I). (tiles,
members o f tho council elected were
(By Tk» AasnelnleA Fress) '
John Bowcys, on a o f the few
Suticlior for Coinplalnanl,
Judge O. K. Reiivcs, Tampa; Fred T. I. Fuller, former ktoaglc o f the Ku denunciation o f the opposition. It is ginnts in stature o f the "m ovie"
z-t,
«.
in.
as.
C H E LLE M A IN E S
OMAHA, Ncbr., March 22.— Edgar a fearful mistake, it is bringing us
i n ( T i i t T T T t nt it r. * i;> i : \ t i i j t - Meyers, Tallahassee; W. \\’. Hampton
stage was selected as the ideal
t i H T A i , r i n r u T . s c m i m h . f.
KIux
Klsn, realm o f northern Kansas, to the brink o f political disuster and
■ LAW YER
o f Gainesville, nnd the president, sec
COUNTY. FI.OHIHA
typo to portray "John Ridd,” the
kprrlnl T * i Sfknel llls«rlrl No, B, Sr- retary nnd treasurer as members ex- said yesferday he is organising tho ruin. Tho people nre far ahond o f their
strongest man in Devonshire.
nilnnlr County, FlorIJs, By *’, W,
Fnscisti of America lo supplant the leadership both in tho conception of
( ’Hlprpprr, V. T . I’ rtrr* unit Mm. J. officio.
The
fact that Bowers in reality
— Court House
tV, Mnrfln. Truslrrs, snd t\ F . I l * r Sixteen vice president of the asso klnn. Incorporation pajtcra will bo duty and o f courage. I f we can once possesses tremendous muscular
rlmn*. f . A. Ilnllns suit F. T. XVIIIInms
Kje* Examined
Gloseen Denigned
ns mrmkrrs .*r Ik r C«*nnty Hoard of ciation, one from each Judicial circuit, filed shortly, he said, adding that the understand this fact nnd kelievo it,
strength influenced Mr. Tourn
I ’ukllr 1nslrurllon. (irmlnnlr County,
new order will not permit hoods, but we shall rcscuo tho Republican party
were elected, as follows:
VH.
eur’s selection because he waa
Henry McLaulin, Jr., T ht'lorliln.
from it* perilous position nnd redder
r S ta ir « ( Florida, rs rrl «Jro. A.
First circuit, Francirf B, Cnrtor, Pen thnt black shirts will be worn.
insistent upon obtaining somo
ItrColtrs, Slate A llo rn ry f o r Ikr
incalculable service to tho country.
O p t D.
.Hr,mlh Judlrlal Clreult « ( Florida. sacola; second, F. B, Winthrop, Talone
for the part who actually
I 't T A T It lN
“ I don ot turn aside to discuss third
inhassee; third, .1. B. Johnson, Live IN V E S T IG A T E D EATH
Optician-Optometrist
could
perform the heroic deeds
To thi, CltlMii# ami Ta* Payrr* of
party movements, such a movement
said Kpretal Ta* Kehoot llistrlct. No. Oak; fourth, R. II. Anderson, Jack
OF C A B A R E T SING ER
111 Bant First S t m t
Sanford, Fla. #. Srmtnolr County. Florida.
which
are described in Blackis not impossible, not even improb
Whereas, a petition has tier*, fllrd sonville; fifth, R. A. Burford, Ocala;
A F T E R POISON DOSE
morp’s
novel.
able. But the old parties have it with
In the ntioV*! Styled court by Hprilal sixth, W. B. Shelby, Crichtow, HraFrank Keenan, a star both o f
T a * Sctifmt District No. 6. Sentlmdr
in
their
power
to
pul
an
end
to
all
Florida.
said
S|ierlnl
T a * dentown; seventh, Cary A . l-andis, De*
IN D IA N A P O L IS , Mch. 22.— Myste
ELTON J. M O U G H TO N County.
School District brink slso known ns l^uid; eighth, A . V. Ix>ng, Pnlntkn;
such movements by courageously tlfifsllent and spoken drama, re
Geneva School District. srttlnK forth
ry surrounding the death yesterday of
meeting and dealing with the prob turned to the studio stages after
ARC H ITEC T
the (net that nn election hasi been c a ll ninth, II. IL Wells, Chipley; tenth, G.
Mrs. H azel.Irene Collins, 31, a cab
ed nnd Held In said Special T a x School
lems at hand in thorough fashion. Ix t an absence o f many months in
District Nn. S. on thr Mh day of F eb ru Edwin Walker, Bartow; eleventh, H. aret singer, from poison she Is believ
Room 7, M iller Bldg.
us make no mistake as Republican* the role o f old "S ir Ensor Doone,’
ary. A. D. I t t l . to dstrrmlne whether Pierre Branning, Miami; twelfth, R.
ed to have taken Saturday night is be
r n**l there should hr laausd by said
the regal leader o f the outlaw
1ANFORD *(FLO R ID A oDistrict
bonds In the sum o f IJd.OOO.OD A . Anderson, Ft. Meyers; thirteenth, ing Investigated by the county coro about tho seriousness o f the outlook.
to bear Interest nt the rate of 6 l»er N. B. K. Pcttlnglll, Tampa; fourteenth
T o mislead the popular demand at tribe whose stony old heart fin
-■
ner. Friends o f Mrs. Collins say she
c*nt p«ir annum. Int«*r<»*t imyanio
this particular Juncture means some ally is won over by the captive,
annual, principal to mature In thirty John IL Carter, Marianna;..fifteenth'
took the poison following n quarrel
W . J. T H IG P E N
Donald MacDonald
yenr* (rom the date of the hnitda. thr
thing more to tho party than tempo "Lorn a."
rlnlr »»f naht bomla to ho January ^, i|II| E. B. Donnell,. West Palm Iftach; six with a man. He was described as old
was
cast
fo
r
the villainous “ C ar-?
rary
defeat.
The
undercurrent
is
very
■
'g
ir
M
r
"
proceeda of the aald bonds to be u*»^ teenth, George P. Garrett, Kissimmee.
Real Estate
er than Mr*. Collins and wealthy.
tor the purpose of M
acquiring,
building,
CI
ver
Doone"
and
equal care was. l l S i ?
strong atul somewhat unruly, but it
The convention passed recommen
enlnralntr. furnlshlna or otharwlsa tw*
Mrs. Collins' husband is dead, Her
Ifd
provlna achmil buildings
and school
FIRE, LIF E , A U T O IN S U R A N C E
belong* to any party which discov shown in the selection o f every .
■rounds and fo rY h « exclusive use of dations favoring an increase in salary father is said-to have operated a pri
to the
ers It and harnesses It to the great other character even
t h r public free Schools within said fo r the Judge* o f the state, the taking
choice o f types fo r the "extras"'
Special TaX HchonI P lstrlfl No. Si that o f jury lists nut o f politics Jjy the ap vate .detective agency at Madison, tasks o f the hour.
a canvass tit the returns of said r eel »n
Wis., and while working for him as
show prlma facie that said election pointment o f a special jury commit
"L e t tta give to the people a thor which nppear in some o f the
a nopentUve the daughter was underwas In favor of the isninnce of aald
Electric Curling Iron bonds by lb* said Dlstlret.
tee and the appointment o f a commit stood to have been instrumental in ough end fearlei* program. I f we do spectacular court a id ceremon
Now therefore In pursuance to an or
■o *nd quit gum-shoeing for votes ial scenes.
der of the Court herein made and In tee to study legal procedure ift Flor discuvering sales o f liquor to Univer
FREE
here and thcro, we will not only make • Critics throughout the coun
conformity with law NOTICE
here ida with a view to moking recommen
sity students.
by alven that the ta* payers and cltlMARCH 3IST W E W IL L G IV E
our
party Invincible but will bring try have voiced the opinion that
arns of the said Hpeclal Ta* School dations fo r .improvements.
A W A Y AN
DDtrlct No. S. Seminole County. Flor
honor
and strength to our country. W e in "Lorna Doone,’ ’ tho "poet pro
The bar voted to support a proposed
K IL L E D BY P L A N E
ida. are by tlin said order and by law
have
found
thnt it is easier to create ducer" has filmed the biggest
bill
to
requiro
the
teaching
o
f
the
na
Electric Curling Iron required to Ippear before the Honor
able Court at ten o’clock n. m. nn the tional and state constitutions in ever}'
a
bureau
and
shout responsibility picture o f hi,n e n fr e career.
U lr Tke Assarts!** Fr.ssi'
Get a ticket with each cash purchase
PURELY :
PROFESSIONAL :
You tan find the name of
every* live Business Man
in Sanford in this Column
each day,
4NF0RD
so thnt every penny spent for adver
tising has been, in effect, spent for
the consumer’s benefit.
Hut 1 think that it might bo wise,
BORAH TALKS ON
GUM SHOEING IN
HIS OWN PARTY
JACKSONVILLE
MAN ELECTED
PRES. BAR ASS’N
S
lis t day of March. A. D. t » l l . at Delj*nd. In Volusia county, Seventh Ju
dicial rircu »\ ijf Florida, and to show
cause. If any iVrV have, why said bonds
should not be vikfitated and confirmed.
AVItness my linmt nnd official seal at
Sanford, Svmlmile County, Florida, tills
the 7th day of March, A. D. t»2J.
(SEAL)
F- A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Clreult t ’ourt. Sev•nth Judicial Circuit. Sr•
1 mtnote County, Florida,
.
By V . K . . Boutrinas. » , P.
-Phone 481-J
^ " V ^ - V i- S s
sf five gallons H IG H TE ST GASO
this
LINE, good for n chance on
Curling Iron.
Belter Tiren fo r leea .Money
F. P.”RP$
Acetylene’ Welding
105 Pnirortto Aver
*« 62---------Sanford, Florida
S A N A N TO N IO , March 22.— Wick
college and public school in Florida.
Thu evening session closed with a Chamlee, (lying cadet o f Brooks field,
smoker at which members o f the bar was killed here this morning when
be was struck in, the head by the pro
spake.
peller o f an airplane. Ho did not hear
A beautiful line of High School the ship Come up behind him. His
Memory Books j it Mobley’s Drug skull was fractured, l i e lives at Gates,
Store.
M M tC villiq Texas,
than to develop n remedy and assume
responsibility, If
the . government
could be relieved o f this shambling
party expediency and the public serv
ice cleansed o f political dread, many
o f th equostlons which seem com
plex w ill grow simple and more than
half our troubles would tlluppcar."
BOARD IN : KSSION
m
T A L L A H A S S E E ,. M
March 22— Th «
internal improvement board met in'
a brief session yesterday at which It
was stated routine matters were dis
port'd of.
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CELERY MARKETS
WILL' NOT INCREASE THE RANGE
SAYS OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
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Carlo! Shipment^ Reported for Tnc«day, March 20th:
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INDIAN UPRISING IN UTAH:
ENEGADE PIUTES ON ff
BLANDING IS BEING
Must Pay Alimony
and Work for Same if
New Bill is Passed
jiMf.
SEVERAL INDIANS KILLED
OVER TROUBLE
A T TRIAL
advised by tho British government Shipping Point Information for Tuescategorically that no alterations havo
• day, March 20th:
liten made in the elevation of the tur
SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, cloudy.
In Place of Twenty-Two Party Und
ret guns of any British capital ship* Haulings heavy, demand and move Judge Atkinson Would Have Power
since they were placed In commission ment slow, market steady, little
ent Condemned nt Moscow
' To Send "Slacker” to Convict
Into I'alalkn Jail
Who
and further - no additional deck pro change in prices. Carloads f. o. b. us
Camp.
From Jail After Being Found
Intent to Take Out
Illy T S f A M n r la lr l I 'm t l
tection has been provided since Feb ual terms: 10 Inch crate* Golden-sclfNEW YORK, March 21.-Formcr
Negro Prisoners
Guilty of Rubbery of Sheep
ruary 0, 1922, tho date of the signing blanching 4-0 doz. stalks in tho rought
(Ur TZe Aaanrlalrd Prtaa)
Premier Kerensky of Russia, Caborin
•
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of the Washington treaty.
IIcrder’HCnmp
$1.50-|L60, New French strain, 4-0
MIAMI, March 21,—Circuit Judge
' ID lTTfc* AjUN>«lat»* l * r n « » .
Breshkovskaya, "little grandmother of
"It
gives
me
pleasure
to
make
this
------- doz.
stalk*
in
the
rough
$1.35-11.50,
PAI.ATKA, March 21.— Indictment* revolution" nrM other leaders of tho
Atkinson announced he would ask the
correction, ns it is desired thnt there mostly around $1.40. Many shipments Governor at the next legislature that
<Br The AssorUtPd P r » « )
were returned by the circuit court socialist revolutionary party stand
SALT LAKE CITY—A *possa o f
should be no public misapprehension." consigned.
a law lie enacted to give circuit judges
grand jury here today nKtiin.it Itus- ready to surrender to the soviet gov
white
settlers on SanJuan county in
Secretary
Roosevelt
assumed
re
power to send to a convict camp any
Ml White, C. E. Covan, C. E. Smith, ernment nnd to be imprisoned in the
Southeastern
Utah were reported earsponsibility
for
the
datn
uied
by
Sec
mnn failing to pay alimony when or
John Baumgartner, C. T. Acosta, W. plcare of twenty-two party Icadori
Total carlo! shipment* from San
I ytoday to be hot on the trail of a
retary Hughes but declared thnt it hnd
dered
to
do
so
by
the
court.
Hhc
would
• T. Core, F, J. Bryan, B. G. O'Neal and condemned nt Moscow trinls Inst
ford |hia season to date... . 2,281
been based "on information believed
also have counties pay alimony whilo band of upwards of a dozen ranegado
Chcaley Fowler on charges of assault summer, according to a member of tho
Total cnrlot shipments from Man
to
bo
reliable
by
the
department.”
the man was incarcerated. The law, Piute Indiana who went on tha war
with Intent to commit murder nnd socialist revolutionary group in New
atee this season to date... .....1,070
"The
navy
department,
in
the
Hear
he said, would apply to a man owning path at Blanding Monday afternoon.
shooting Into a dwelling. The men re York.
Total
cnrlot
shipments
from
San
ings
before
congress,
stated
the
eleva
no property and who refuses to work In a clash late yoaterday between tho
cently were bound over to await the
ford last season to date.........1,887 and thus obtain money to pny alimony. posse and tho warrfng redskins, one
tion
of
the
turret
guns
on
the
British
action of the grand jury on charges
At the department, it wns indicated
young buck known as Joe Bishop’s boy
growing out of the attack on the Put Florida Bankers to
that the correctness hatLbecn made capital ships hnd been and wns being Total carlo! shipments from Manis reported to have been killed and
increased.
This
statement
uni
bas
ntee Inst season to date .......... 815
nam county jail on March 3, when the
Convene April 13-14 after the British government had call
Endeavorers o f State
two other Indian* wounded. Aa far aa
ed
on
information
believed
to
be
thor
sheriff was ahot in the left hand de
ed attention,to the effect in Great
NEW YORK: 34, elenr. 15 FloriW ill Convene Friday could be learned, the whites suffered
fending tho Jail from n mob seeking
The Florida Hanker* Association Britain of repeated references by high oughly reliable by the department.
no ca*ualtics. The trouble at Bland
f’Thc British admiralty h:n inform du arrived. Supplies moderate, ilcn negro.
will hold its nnnu.il convention in St. public officials in tho United States
•
ORLANDO, March 2L— Christian ing started when the authorities
Petersburg April 13 and 14. it was to changes in the status of the British ed the department that this in not the mmill nnd movement moderato, mar
case,
and
that
the
elevation
of
turret
ket firm for good stock. Florida, 10 Kndcuvorcra from every section .of brought in for trial Joo Bishop’s boy
Friend of Dorothy
announced by Dr. L. A. Itizc, president, treaty fleet
guns
on
the
British
capital
ship*
in
inch crate* New French Strain 3-8 Florida will be in Orlando for Friday and another young Indian charged
of the Citiitm* American Ilnnk it j Mr. Hughes’ statement wan as fol
Keenan Denies He
tile
same
when
these
ships
were
or
doz.
stalk* $2.25-»2.75; 8 doz. stalks evening, March 23, to attend the state with robbery of n sheep borders' camp.
Trust Co., of Tampa.
lows:
iginally commissioned. This places 52.00-12.V>; 10 doz. stalks $1.75.
C. E. rally to bo addressed by Frances Just before tho trial got under way,
Quarrel With Girl Many distinguished guest* nnd
a band of Indians from Alton’s Can
"In my speech nt Nqw llavcn on the matter beyond further question,
spenkern arc expected. Among them
P1IILADELUH1A: 35, clear. Two K. Clark, D. I)., L L. I)., of Boston,
yon,
near Blanding, entered the town
December
29,
1922,
I
made
the
fol
Mas*.
Dr.
Clark
is
the
founder
of
the
and the dcpartrqcnt takes pleasure in Florida .arrived, 12 cars on track In
l.annigan Saya He Has Nothing to will be C. H. Forbes, editor of Forbes’
and started making trouble. Two In
lowing
statement
with
respect
to
al
Christian
Endeavor
society
organized
correcting
its
previous
statement
in
Conceal from the Police
Mngnzine, noted financial publication;
cluding broken. Supplies moderate,
dian* were found guilty but later csOscar Wells, prominent banker of terations in the British capital ships: ronsonuncc with tho above."
demand nnd movement slow, market February 2, 1881, in tho Willlamston enpod from Jail.
"Tho
result
Is
thnt
ill
a
consider
I'-fBjr T i l Aaioclntrd IT n *l
Mr. Roosevelt, in reply to questions firm for good stock. Florida 10 Inch Congregational Church, Portland, Me.,
Birmingham, Ala., will be present, as
CHICAGO, March 21.—Jack Lannlwill Executive Mnnnger Shepherd of able number of British ships bulge* as to tho source of the department’s crates Golden Self-blanching 4 doz. whore he was pastor nnd for the past
MOAB, Utah, March 21.—A report
gan, formar friend o f Dorothy Keen
the American Banker, n leading bank have been fitted, elevations of turret information, would only say that no stalks 52.25-$2.5(i; 6 doz. stalks $2.25- 38 years he has served ns presldont
was received hero late last night to tha
an, who waa found chloroformed in ing magazine. J. T. Reed, treas guns increased and loading arrange officer could be hold culpable because
of
the
World’s
Christian
Endeavor
$2.75; 8 doz. stalks $1.75-52.26; 3 doz.
1 New York, denied ho quarreled with urer of the Atlantic Const Line Rail ments modified to confirm to the in of nn erroneous report ip this connec
Union. Ho nnd Mrs. Clark have Just effect that one Indian had been killed
r.talks $L75-$2.60.
tho woman three weeks ngo ns was be road company, will J>o another speak creased elevations.
returned from a six months' Journey and two Indinns wounded by a possa
tion. A canvas* of naval officers who
BOSTON: 35, clesr. 3 Florida ar in Europe and will tell of present day of white settlers who set out from
lieved by {ho .Novy York police. ,U n - er. Senator Diincnii U. Fletcher
"In idaktlVg this statement I relied were on duty with the British -navy
higan said the police here had not has been invited nnd Is expected to upon specific information which had during the war resulted in ttye unani rived, 6 cars unbroken and 6 cays conditions in European countries a* Blanding , San^uan county, In pursuit
of n band of renegade Piutea who
questioned him and he hnd nothing to attend. Governor Cary A. Hardee been furnished by the navy depart mous dedoration that high British of broken on track. Supplies moderate, he found them. •
demand
nnd
movement
slow,
market
caused
troublo in that town.
conceal. " I t ’* absurd,” he said. "I was invited but will bo unable to at ment and which, o f course, the navy ficers were themselves authority for
Dr. nnd Mr*. Clark are In Florida
The dead Indian la said to b e'a
haven’t even talked with the woman in tend on account of the session of the department fudieved to be entirely the statement that tho elevation of dull. Florida, 10 inch rentes Now fgetting n much needed rest and will
French Strain 3-6 doz. stnlks $2.23v
the last eight months."
trustworthy.
.
legislature nt thnt time.
the capital ship turret guns hnd been $2.60. No cnrlot snlcs reported yes speak Just one day whilo in the state. young buck known aa Joo Bishop’*
boy,
and
ono
of
the
two
youths
who
A t 2:00 p. m.. Friday, March 23, Dr.
"The department o f state has been increased from 2-1,000 to 30,000 yards.
The Florida Bankers’ association is
terday.
NEW YORK, March 21.—The mur composed of 250 members only fif
Clarke will dedicate tho new Carrie .escaped from authorities at Blanding
. .1 .
,
i
i------------------------CHICAGO:
38,
cloudy.
Florida
21
der of Dorothy Keenan, who win chol- teen banks in the ntnto not being rep
F. Conrad Christian Endeavor Chapel nftur their conviction yesterday on
arrived,
54
cars
on
truck
orformed to death In her apartment resented.
including I being erected on the enmpu* of tho n misdemeanor chargo, resulting from
This is said to be the
broken. Supplies heavy, demand and Montvcrdc school, the first school in the robbery of a sheepherders’ camp.
last Thursday atlll remained a mys largest proportion of members o f any
movement slow, market slightly weak the world with n C. E. chapel In th«
tery today, with tho police admittedly state bankers’ association ^ in tho
8ALT LAKE CITY', March 21. —
er. Florida, 10 inch crates Golden campus. A t 6:30 p. m. Dr..and Mrs.
no nearer a solution. Pollco Inspector United States.
W. A.C’ iloozer of
Blanding,
a town of 875 inhabitants)
self-blanching
4-6
do*,
stalks
mostly
Clark and Mrs. Conrad will be tho
Coughlin waa expecting Information Jacksonville is secretary. • The ses
.
m
-. -* . -VIK'
ia
beleaguered
by a small band of Pi
$2.75;
8
doz.
utalks
$2.25-52.60;
2Hguest* nt a supper In tho First Pres
from Chicago about Jack Langing, sions will lie held in the Huntington
■ • -.<• .. *
ute
Indians,
telephone
wires have been
3
doz.
stalks
$2.25-$2.50,
New
French
byterian
church,
Cblnndo,
there
will
whom he asked police there to look hotel nnd elaborate preparations aro
strain 4-6 doz. stalks 52.60.52.76; few be just 100 plntcs nnd reservation* cut and a message received at Monteup. Langtnan once lived'with Miss being made by St. Petersburg to en
low n< $2.25; 8 doz. stalks $2.00-52.25; must be made at onre through Ewell cello, by courier late yesterday urged
Keenan while he conducted scvernl tertain this important convention.—
Of
Criminal
Syndicalism
and
Fostering
the
Wave
tho formation of an armed body to
10 doz. stalks $l.50-$1.76; 214-3 doz. McClure, Box 1470, Orlando.
Broadway cabarets nnd knows many Tampa Tribune.
aid
the Inhabitants.
stalks
52.00-J2.23.
.
At
7:45
p.
m.
Dr.
Clark
will
ndof htr acquaintances, Police have
v
o f Radicalism
•%
The
.latest outbreak, occurring in
dress
a
rally
in
the
First
Presbyterinn
heard that he returned to Chicngn Widow Summoned
The
ninny
Sanford
friends
of
G.
8im
Junn
county in the southeastern
church,
Orlando.
In
this
address
Dr.
three weeka ago after quarrelling
(II* Tlir Aniirlnlrd I'rraa)
•
W.
Spencer,
Jr.,
were
glad
to
havo
him
Clark
will
not
only
tell
of
the
religious
part
of
Utah,
was caused by the ar
as Witness in Murder
with Mfsa Kcnnan.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich., March 2l.-Cartoons on the front pngca of labor
here Sunday mid Monday. He was conditions ns he found them, in a Eu rest and detention of two Indian boys
Herald
publication,
edited
by
Willinm
Z.
Foster,
published
nt
Chicago,
were
of Her Husband
offered as evidence today by tho state at the trial of labor leader on the down to play ball with tho University rope in the throes of reconstruction on n chargo of robbery. News of their
Georgia Peach
ehnrge of criminal syndicalism. Foster's attorney, Frank I*. Walsh, objected of Florida Itall team nnd they played after the war, but will tell of nocial incarceration soon reached a small
(Ur TX* AuorhlrS
Crop Damaged
M IAMI. -March 21.— Mrs. Fred strenuously and in n lengthy statement declared defense expects to prove Southern college nt I-nkclund Satur and economic conditions as he found band of renegade Piutea, Including
"Old I*osey" who haa figured in pre
By Cold Wave Wagner, part owner of tho Tropical program and constitution of Communist party of American introduced by the day nnd Winter Park Monday. **Dub- them there.
Karl Lehman, president of tho Flo vious outbreaks. Preparation* were
Inn, who wns slain Thursday night, State was not in effect at the time of the Sand Dunes convention at which bie" is finishing up his law courso at
the university and will hnng out his rida C. E. Union, will preside at tha made by the Indian band to rescue th*
MACON, (Jo., March 21, Peach was summoned as a witness at tho ad Foster was arrested. '
shingle in Sanford some time during mootings nnd introduce I>r. Clark, who young bucks, but tho latter succeeded .
growers in Georgia suffered heavy journed inquest held this afternoon
la nn old friend.
the summer.
In cneaping.
,
.
losses by the freest of Monday night with Justice of the Pence Oktdl, acting
nt; : . ■
but that there would bo a good sized as coroner. Mrs. Wagner wns beaten
When Sheriff W. E.. Oliver took
crop of the fruit In the belt, federal nnd nlmost lost the light of one eye
dinner to the two Jailed Indiana they
nnd state crop officials stated here in nn argument nt tho Inn the night
refused to eat and ho attempted to
before her husband was killed.
late yesterday.
strike one o f them orrr the head with
According to the estimates of these
his revolver. One of the Indians grab
experts the losses range from ten to Hotel Inspector
bed the sheriff and the other disarm
twenty-five per cent In the orchard*
ed him. They then forced tha sheriff
Wants More Money
south o f Macon, mostly In the Htloy
Into the corner and after locking him
Belle Variety, to • total loss at Sum
In the jail, escaped.
' "
r For Department Settling World W ar Veterans on Reclaimed
merville, Hampton and other points
(Hr Tlir AssorTalrd
Blanding ia isolated, the Indians
»—
’ •
•’ ■
Lands of State
of 1499,139,414, exclusive
of having cut telephone wirea and the
‘
near the Tannaaiee border, and 40 to Jerry Carter 8dy* Can’t lie Jerry on
NEW YORK, March 21.— Marked 1922,
1*0 pec cent on tho Athens division of
Job Without Money
improvement In tho volume of new profits earned by subsidiary compan last word from the Indian beleaguered
_____ _ • .ies in Inter-company sales of products village was taken to Montlcello at 4
the Central of Georgia railway.
tnr The A u m Ia IMI I' u m I
business offered and produtlon out
TALLAHASSEE. March 21.- The Busto bonus commission has run into
(Dr The AeeeetaleX l*ree*>
on hand in Inventories at that date.
Ollyer I, Sapp, government ento
a. m. today by a courier, asking for
TALLAHASSEE. March 21. — several snags In ita contemplated plan of Bottling world wnr veterans on re- put during tho latter hi^lf of last year
mologist at tho peach laboratory at
Commenting on the report in a the formation o f an armed body of
Fort, Valley, «$ld tha Ililcy Belle* had Painting out that the number of hotels clxlmad lands of tha state it was learned here today. Tho commission will is noted in the twenty-first annual re statement to stockholders, Elbert II. men toaid the inhabitants of the town.
been, damaged about fifteen per cent. nnd restaurants Inspected and regu hold another meeting next week, probably In Jacksonville, and consider it port of tho United Btataa Steel Cor Gary, chairman o f the board said that When the courier left, none of the
He also found an orchard of Georgia lated by his department had increas likely it will then definitely adopt its report to be submitted to tbe legisla poration, covering operations In U>22, tha steel industry in the United States white defenders o f tha town had been
/
Belles, he saidi In which blooms ap ed to over four thousand alncc 1915 ture next month.
In 1922 ahowed a substantial recovery wounded, although a horse had been
which was made public yesterday,
v V - -* r:
'**
- -- *
.
.- •
4 ,
and the expense of his department haa
____
peared abnormal.
The report shown total earnings, af from the unusually low volumo of shot from under John Rogers and
Mr. Sapp Mid It would "be a day or remained tho same during the period,
In respect of new business a bullet ven t through tha trouser*
ter deducting nil expeftsetf incident to 1
two before. lean determine whether Stato Hotel Commissioner Carter, in
and production output
operation and malntchanto and » to- ‘
leg of the rider. The townspeople
this A.bnomal condition <•means the his biennial report, recommendi the
The total value of business during placed men at all advantageous plac
serve fo r federal Income
lots of the fruit, and It is Impossible hotel commlsslono be allowed to spend
the year aggregated $721,003,782, aa es on the outskirts of tho village and
$109,788^16 an Increase, o
t.
to make a definite estimate of the whatever sum Is necessary to carry
over 1921. , After deducting InVareat compared with $655,407,668 in 1021. ' sniping was carried on all day long
/ '■
damage done."
* on the work, not fo exceed the amount
'
on bond's and mortgagee,' and depre Domestic business in 1922 was valued whenever ono of the Indians showed
it collecta.
.
—
.
. . . - lit
$646,292,293
and
export
‘
business
ciation
of
subsidiary
companies,
net
his
head.
-------------------- — — •
: M via:
A U T P ACCIDENT
income was revealed aa $58,640,801, at $76,311,480. '
. fc
United States Marshal Ray Ward
Mr, and Mre, D. P. Drummond and PROMINENT PREACHER
Current assets were reported aa ia Inclined to take a serious view of
compared
with $55,957,832 the prev
A T THE PRESBYTERIAN
Mr. Drummond’s mother and Mrs.
And Counter Proposal to Lausanne Treaty Pro ious year.*
$612,202,654 and current.liabilities of tho situation and haa arranged with
CHURCH TONIGHT
Henry Wight had ary auto accident
Interest on U. S. Steel Corporation $98,763,583, exclusive o f capital in Ijimar Nelson, the goTarnor’s private
posal W ill Be Made
-----leat night on the Sanford-Orlando
Rev. W. E. nawkins, o f Fort Worth,
bonds
and premiums paid on bonds re vestments. The average number of secretary, who saw service in Prance,
road while coming from Orlando. The
Texas,
will
preach
at
the
Presbyterian
deemed,
reduced the income to $39, employs in tho service of corporation a* an aviator, to fiy to the scene of
steering gear broke and the car ran
church
at
8
o’clock
tonightThis
is
The tbo trouble if a plane can be
633,466
and
resulted, after payment and subsidiaries waa 214,931.
LONDON,
March
21.—Represent*
lve«
of
tho
Allied
government*
are
Into v , telegraph pole, ♦recking the
car and bruising the ladies badly. All Dr. ‘ Hawkin'* firat vUlt ,to Sanford. meeting here today to consider the Turkish counter proposals, to the Lau c f perferred and comomii stock dlvl payroll totaled $322,078,ISO and the from tbo government.
of th * mare out of danger today but He is being entertained by Mr. and sanne treaty. The gathering will be presided over by Lbrd Cunon, British dends of $50,634,802, in a deficit for average dally eamlngi per employe in
The clove crop o f Zanzibar in 1922
they had a narrow escape from death Mrs. A. W. McNeil, on Celery Ave foreign secretary, arjd ia not a formal conference but rather haa aa It* pur the year of $10,981,340, which waa December, 1022; was $8,59, which com
’ rM, -M
pared with a similar average o f $4.60 was 35,000,000 pounds, of which 1,500,
pose preliminary examination of. the Turkish reply. It is understood that at provided from undivided surplus.
. ,j
for there la no greatty peril than to nue.
The public ia cordially Invited to ter tha dlacussion among delegates committees o f export* will be appointed
The aurplua account showed umli In December, 1021, an Increase of 21.6 000 pounds were exported to I
1 hare the iteering gear break .whllo
hear him.
'
• .: '
to whom different cectionadf proposals Will bo submitted for'report. * '■>.
» Wr It 1 * ° ^ “ - ’ • ’
1
ted States.
vidrd profits on hand December 31, per cent
31S OF MOB
and Go to Russia
WASHINGTON, March 21.— Public
statements made by officials of the
United Staten government to the e f
fect that substantial alterations hnd
been effected In British capital ships
to Increase their battle range nnd de
fensive armament wety formally cor
rected by both the state and navy de
partment*.
Acting an tho issuance of the Brit
ish government that their informa
tion wa* accurate, Secretary Hughes
recalled the reference he hnd made to
the British naval modifications in his
speech at Now Haven last December
nnd Acting Secretary Roosevelt took
similar action with respect to state
ments he had made before congres
sional committees.
INDIANS_FREED
m
LABOR PUBLICATIONS PRINTED
BY FOSTER USED AS EVIDENCE
TO CONVICT HIM OF CRIME
BUSTO BONUS COMMISSION
REAL IMPROVEMENT IN NEW
RUNS INTO SEVERAL SNAGS
BUSINESS IS REFLECTED IN
ON VETERAN BONUS PLAN
STEEL CORPORATION REPORT
OF GOVERNMENTS
i H P > IN
CONSIDER THE TURK QUESTION
�TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1923
Dnily Herald on snlc At Joe’s Smoke
House, Mobley’s Drug 8\orc nnd
Hunt’r Pharmacy.
tf
' It pays you in solid dollars
saved for future expenses.
. It pays you in self esteem and
the SECURITY the money saved
gives you.
Put your “ Thrift Dollars” at
work at Our Savings Department
earning 4% Interest, that pays,
too.
The accounts of Men, Women
and Children will be welcomed.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
B. F. W H ITNER, Cashier
MRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor
Phone *17.W
f t r n k a i l a »r t r i m * * * U H I a « ym
—i t z m a n a n l a ( u a y iik a r a « r com In *
t M H . n r t l y e n n r * r a lr r la t a U ig , w r it
■ M * t a l r a n l a th la O r p o r lm m i, n liln a
• • ta ils .
I r tr a k u n r l b * llr m .
II n il
* • t r m l l r ■ ■ ■ r » r la t * A
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesdny—Daughters of- Wesley* So
cial meeting nt tho home’ o f Mr*.
J. C. Deen on Pnrk Avc., at 7:30
p. m.
Wednesday— Welfare Department of
Woman's Club nt 3 p. nt.
Mira Frances Gonzales of Delaind
was the attractive guest of Mm. Em
mett M. Hunt yesterday.
Mrs. J. V. Wicks of Geneva spent
Sunday here ns the guest of her sis
ter, Mr*. David Speer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ball were called
to Kissimmee today by tile serious ill
neu of Mrs. Steed, Sr.
• .
•Henry llorriEon and Culver Etheredge, o f Geneva, attended the special
services nt the llnptist church Sunday
for the Order of Dc Mol ay of whirl
they nre officers.
IL F. Slater of New York, repre
senting Sinter-White Mfg. Co., was
in the city Saturday calling on hit
local customers.
E. I„ Gibbs nnd Geo. C. LcFols were
among -the business visjtors here yes
terday from Jacksonville.
Mrs. J. D. Woodruff and Mm. R. A.
Newman motored to Eusti-i today
where they will spend the day as the
gucats of Mrs. 1». 1.. Thrasher who
In spending thi! we;*k with her moth
er Mrs. E. L. Ferrari.
gucsta were Miss Elizabeth Flowers,
honorcc, Uolrcrt Hagan, Miss Fran
ces Hutton, Ralph Woodruff, Miss
Pcmarius Munson, Ralph Warren, Miss
Ollic Vera Gleason, Victor Mclmulin,
Miss Sarah Malphus nnd Grady Niblock.
•
For Florida: Fair Tues
day; cooler in c.*jst nnd
south portions;
Wednes
day fair with rising tem
perature; diminishing N. W.
and north winds becoming
moderately variable.
The law provides that " I f taxes up
on real estate shall not be paid before
the first day of April of any year,
the tax collector shall ndvertiso nnd
sell.’’ .
This is to notify u!l concerned that
the requirements o f law will be com
plied with, and the tax books will pos
itively be closed on April first, ns
State Bar Meets
provided by law, and nil lands on
which
taxes have not been paid will be
in Miami; Higher
advertised, and executions issued for.
Standards Urged unpnid personal property taxes.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
M IAM I, March *20.— Members of
Tax Collector,
the Florida Bar Association met in 3-1-MOU*
Seminole County.
unminl convention hero this morning
with two associate justices of Floridn
WRESTLING MATCH
TIIU K 8
supreme court nnd ah nsnuciato jus DAY NIGHT, LAK E MARY SKAT
tice o f tho,nuprcmc court of Ontario, INC ACADEMY.
305-Sti
nnd eminent jurists of this state and
many others in nltcmlnncc.
The Daily Hornld, 13c tier week.
Frank II. Shutts, of Miami, welcom
ed the delegates and K. I\ Kxtel of
Jacksonville responded with n short
address. The sessions yesterday were
featured by a number of uddresses
(Continued from. Tag" 5)
nnd papers by prominent jurists.
front foot in proportion to the front
In the construction of City Paving
there will he a surplus of earth which
lielongn to the city. The City will use
"all they have need {or, ri'tl-r which the
balance will lie disposed of lo private
parties in the vicinity of the work at
23c per- cu. yd. where the haul will
lint f-x.-red 2.01111 feet all-1 one rent |H-r
i .i. yd. additional per HMI feel .where
the liiiul exccedr. 2,000 ficl.
Anyone desiring any o f this earth
l-.ould untily the City Manager.
Sanford. Fla., Corner Second Nlreet and Sanford Aveniic
. DUlVibutorH Seminole nnd Lnlte Counties
-
'
One of Ihc I-ar^csl nml Most Up-to-date DrJve-In Filling
Stations in this pnrt of tho state
saanaDB
for
w h ic h
FORREST LAKE,
S. O. C IIA S E ,'
,C. J. M ARSHALI
City Commis' .ion of
'Sanford, I iorida.
Attest:
, 1
L. It. PH ILIPS,
(S E A L )
City Clerk o f Sanford, Fin.
Thereupon
Commissioner S. O.
Chase moved, Mint the rules ho waived
and said ordinance be placed upon its
second. reading and final passage
which motion was seconded by Com
ini (oner
J. Marshall end unani
c wan
mously .panned
then placed upon ita fiecond rending
and rend by title only on thin 12th
day o f .March, A. D. lt'23. Whereupon
Commissioner Chose moved its adop
tion. This motion was ttcconded by
Commissioner G..J. Marshall and upon
vote the same was unanimously park
ed as follows:
FORREST L A K E , Y in
Commissioner •
S. 0. CHASE,
Commissioner!
C. J. M ARSH ALL, Yen
Cdntmlssiottci
i Attest
eautify Y o u r Complexion
.
JrlnTenDay s
Scientist* long ago discovered
and combined in Nadinota Cream
thoso elements which bleach tho
pkin, rcroovo tan, freckles, pim
ples nnd blackheads, and nroducc that emqoth, satin-liko
texture ao much admired.
By Ita owTTTirtuci Nadinola
Cream remove* impuritlcB and
leaves th& skin dear, healthy
and beautiful.
Guarantors and directions in
edeh truckage. Two sizes, 60c.
and <1.00, at your toilet counter.
Uud and Endoned Bu Thousands
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with Barham La Marr, Itamon Navarro, Lewis Stone
Being the tnlo of Zarendn, the
Sorceress, and of three men
who loved her in vain. She
plnycd them as you would
pnwna in a chess game, hut
—W E D N E 8 D A Y Norma Tolmadge in
'LOVE’S REDEMPTION
Comedy, too
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For Healthy Gums, use
KLENZO D E N TAL CREAM
Rexall Store
PHONE 323
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency
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If you want to realize that Ihere is nn art of baking, you need only
look nt the counters of Booth's Bakery. There, rows upon rows of
Dread, PicK, Cakes, Crullers, Muffins, and srorc* of other varieties
tempt the appetite and delight the eye. Absolute purity of ingr-iiint.-i, baked in the cleanest, most ;>clcntifi<*QVens.
ROUTH BAKERY
Next lo Princess Theatre
1 Store in Florida
10 Stores in Georgia
Phone 127
Sanford’s New Store
L. R. PHILIPS,
(S E A L)
City
Clerk.
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Thereupon Commissioner S. ,0.1
Chase moved that tile rules be waived
and said resolution lie placed upon its,
second lending and final passage,:
which motion vv.u. zccondcJ by Comn'isiiioner C. J. Marshall and unani
mously p.iM.cd. Said Resolution was
C. J. RY AN,
2-HT-o.nAv.-iw
City Manager. then placed upon itx second reading
ami rend by title only on this 12th day
March, A. D. l'.-’23. WhcreupoiFCommisElonor Clinm- moved its ndoption.
This motion was seconded l»y Com*
mlsaionor C. J. .Man-hall nnd . upon
vote the same war, unnniniourly pass
ed us follows:
FORREST LAKE, Yea
* City Tax Hooka close April 1, H»23,
( ’ ommiasloiier
after which all tuxoa remaining un
S. t>. CHASE,
Yen
pnid will be collected by levy and sale
Commiscioner
tj' tho property upon which taxes nre
C. J. MARSHALL, Yea
delinquent.
Commissioner
ALF R E D FOSTER,
City Tax Collector.
(S E A L )
3-13-till Apr. 1
Ily: E. HOY, I). C.
303 ltc
B
Ladies’ Rest Room
pu rpo ses
lion regarding the improvement of
raid rtreets and avenue-. heretofore^
dr!y adopted by the City Commission,
«tld,
.
W lfE R EA$, the City Commission
hr.s fully ratified, approved nrn! con
firmed the action of the City Mnhugcr o f Sanford, Florida, in entering
into said contrnit for the pavement of
tcid streets nnd nvenucs with nrsphalt
heietofote mode nnd entered into by
nnd between the City of Sanford,
through its City Manager and the said
Hutton Engineering & Contracting
Colonel W. E. Kay o f Jacksonville age thereon; 30 per cent of the cost
talked on "some thoughts on exist of Replacing the present brick pnveing conditions” during his address con ment now in use on French Avenue
demning the Ku Klux Klan ns being from First Street south to Ninth
an organization in which the membors Stri ct, and fij.2 per cent minus of the
try to set themselves above the law." lost o f the new work on French Ave
"The very existence of the organiza nue from First Street south to Ninth
tion," he declared, “ is a challenge to Street, shall be distributed among
ST. AGNES GUILD
Republican government and nn insult the several lots bounding nnd abut
The social meeting of the St. Agnes to civilization."
ting, on that portion of said French
Guild was held yesterday afternoon
Colonel Kay urge:! a clean bar with Avenue to be paved nnd improved as
at thi*honte of Mrs. Win. Bolding on one teat for admittance—character.
aforesaid, per front foot in propor
tlie Weal side.
"W e ha\X; a right to say that ev tion to the frontage thereon, and 30
The rooms wore attractively tieco- ery man in the bar rhould be clean
per cent of the cost of replacing the
tnlcd with quantities of spring flow nnd honest, although he may not be
! present brick pavement now in use
ers, quantities o f nasturtiums and nn 'able lawyer," be said. We can bo
on .Third Street from Magnolia Ave
sweet pens being used.
raise the standard Hint the fact that nue west to Oak Avenue, nnd CD per
During the afternoon the members he is a member o f the Florida her as
«ent minus of the east of the new
sewed on articles for the outfit for the sociation ' .should be an introduction
work on Third Street from .Magnolia
girl which the guild clothes. »
that he is a lawyer nnd a gentleman.” |Avenue west to Oak Avenue, shall be
Ijxte in tile nfternpon Mrs. Ileiding
Other .-penkers during ilu day weir distributed among the several lots
reeved otrawberries with whipped the Hon. Ray Rushtun, former presi
j bounding and abutting on" that por
cream, rnktt and delicious fruit punch. dent of the Alabama Bar association;
The next meeting of the guild will o| Montgomery; Judge O. K. Reeves, tion of said Third Street to lie paved
be Monday afternoon at I o'clock Tampa; nnd R. A. Burfurd of Ocala, and improved as aforesaid, per front
foot in proportion to the frontage
sharp at the Parish house, •
who read a paper by R. I.. Anderson thereon.
Members attending Ibis meeting of Ocala, a former president of the
yesterdny were. Mrs. Archie llctts, Florida bar, who was unable- to be f Thai said special assessments rlmll
i be payable at the option of the prypMrs. W. It. Leake, Mrs. Julius Takdch,
or tv owners as follows: either in full
•Mrs. lie La Hn.v, Mrs. John lx-or.ari
within thirty days after the enmplrdi, Mrs, Clarke I-eotiardy, Mrs. Dow
According to the ilaslingu Herald
ned Overtiti, Mrs. Iwymnnd Phillips. a considerable number of farmers of tion o f the work, or in ten equal an
Mrs. J. N. Robson, Mrs. Chris Mat that section have agreed to plant cot imal installments with interest at the
thews. Mrs. M. Minnrlk, Mrs. Paul ton ns an experiment when the po rate of eight per rent, from thc-dnle
of the completion uf suid improve
Riggers ai d Mrs: .1. |i. Coleman.
tato fields are cleared.- At a meeting
ment i.
.
in the Herald ulfice .eaily this month
] BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
four hundred uerc.s were pledged, and
L LE H M A N
That this resolution is hereby declar
the newspaper wua inclined to think
ILL ADDRESS
ed to bo nn emergency resolution pro
that several thousand acres would be
viding for the usual daily operation of
W O M A N ’S CLUB planted in cotton in that section.
a municipal department o f the City of
Sanford, Florida, nnd shall become e f
flic Welfare Department
fective imomdintcly upon its passage
ray' Beautification and
and adoption.
Flower Show
Adopted th.s Utli day of March. A.
Knrl Lehman, sect Clary of the Orr.nge County Chamber .of Commerce
nnd- one o f the most prominent men
in this section, will address the Wel
fare Department oT the Woman's Club
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr.
Lehman knows It's subject well and
HJRTHDAY DINNER he will apeak on Highway BenutifieaMr*. Sandy Anderson was the chnr* tlmi and a r.tate Flower Show that will
ming hostess last evening when she In held ill Orlando ill April. A h Sem
entertained at a surprise dinner hon-' inole county-is vitally Interested in
oring .Miss Elizabeth H-.iwe*- , whose highway Ik -lutifii-ulion juHt now the
birthday nniilveraaiy- it w.i-.
i miing of Mr. Lehman will he looked
St. Patrick Day ideas weic eifeei- forward to with much interest by ev
Jvcly carried out in every iLtnil. The eryone. The public is cordially Invit
tallies were covered with a white cloth ed to lie present Wednesday nftertopiK-d with green :h.imro:kn Cen 1100:1 at the V/omnn'a eluli to hear Mr.
tering (t wnR n laige crystal bowl of Lehman.
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white ruses nnd asparagus ferns. At
cither side were green c.indlc.s in
Tl:onuir. Pcrha, n native Bohemian,
crystal holders. At each place wen but who bun passed sonj eten years in
mininlurc green baskets filled with Australia and prior to that operated
salted nuts. The plate cards were a California, has purthn&cd n fqrni
lovely carrying out the St. Patrick noitli of Lake! City and will devoto
idea were painted by Miss France: ain 't o f his cncrgiea to the develop
Dutton. Covers were laid for ton.
ment of a grape suitable for this es
A*»«lx course dinner carrying out the pecial section. Mr. Fccha believes that
color motif of green and white was every section must have its fruils de
Bcrvfrd at 0 o'clock. A fter tho dinner veloped, by ncloctluiu to assure tho
the birthday cuke was cut for the sym bight t attainment and the greatest
bols. It wna iced In white and embo ' pel lection. He does not like the idea
ed with white roses and green leaves i f arsoited plantings o f miscellaneous
holding green tnpern.
•
types or varieties.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted in en
Tho Dally Herald, 13c per week,
tertaining by Mrs. Flowers, and thi
- if
PR O PE R TY OWNERS
T A K E NOTICE!
|mouH vote or me 'v.iy vo*r*m.- « v ASSESSMENTS
HAVE
BEEN Sanford, Florida, th'c 12th tiny o f I
MADE .AG AINST . PROPEfTTY March, A. D. 1023.
FORREST LAK E .
ABUTTING ON SAID STREETS
City Commissioner r.r. l
AN D AVENUES.
.
Mrryor of 3anfc:t',j
WHEREAS:, a contract han been
Florida.
let to Hullin. Engineering <fc Con
S.
O.
CHASE,
tracting Company for the paving nnd
. City Commissioner _cf
Improving of the streets and avenues
Sanford, Florida.
named in the title to this ordinance
C.»J.
M AR SH A LL,
with r.r.phalt, tho distances nnd
City Commissioner of
widths heretofore provided for and^
^
Sanford, Florida.
designated in n preliminary reaolusuch
BUTTONKD DOWN COLLAR
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR j
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN j
HAL
ASCII A L T PAVEM ENT ON SAN- ]
FORD AVENUE FROM FIFTH !
STREET {SOUTH TO
TENTH j
STREET. PALMETTO AVENUE ]
FROM SECOND STREET SOUTH
TO FIFTEENTH STREET, MAGNOLI A AVENUE FROM TENTH
STREET SOUTH TO CENTRAL
STREET,
FOURTH . S TR E E T|
l-'itOM
SANFORD
AVENUE
WEST TO MYRTLE A V E N U E .j
M YRTLE
AVENUE
FROM
. FOURTH STREET SOUTH TO
NINTH
STREET, AN D FROM
NINTH STREET SOUTH
TO
THIRTEENTH * STREET,
AND
ELM AVENU E FROM FIRST
STREET
SOUTH
TO- T H IR
TEENTH STREET, AN D PROVID
ING FOR THE REpATE OF A N Y
SURPLUS
OR EXCESS RE
M AINING UNEXPENDED FOR ^sBUBBBaitaiaBBHBiHBaBaaaaiiBBHBBnRaBii
First Street
OR DtUCftER
SELLS IT F O R LESS
W elaka Block
�Sanford Daily Herald
N k l l M M e v e r y nfcerntonn H f f p t
4n r nt (h r l l r r s ld nulldlnu. lor
Vlncnolln A r r . Sanford. Fla.
The Herald Printing Co.
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K. I I O M . Y ... A d vrrtU Im t lla n a a r r
The men and women who ai*e giving
o f their time, energy and means to
build up their community aro entitled
to much from you, if you’re unwilling
or unable to share your part of'th c
burden. Some people act as if they
owed nothing to their fellow men—
that nil in life that concerned them
was their own selfish nffalrs—nnd
they gu along in their disloyal way to
their ■fellows, ignorant many times of
the contempt in which they are held
by all good men and Women, thinking
the pleasant smite and greeting hand
ed them is because of the rcgnrd in
which they aro held, when it is only
because most men and women nre gen
tlemen nnd Indies. Where would the
world get, if all of us were so busy
with our own personal affairs, thnt
we gave no time to public service or
were willing to “ lot George do i t f " —
The Florida Dull.
only the individual depositor but the
vrhoie community is benefited.
And it gives tha-greatest security
for the savings of those who aro pro
vident o f the future.
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HANKS NOW REALIZE VALU E OF
ADVERTISING
INCOME TAX SUIT
FOR OVER MILLION
could jcye much, of the bloom now ap
parent nnd still not groatiy affect Lhc
cyop. The fact ia, it was suggested*
You
S a v in g
the bloom on early trees is exceedingly
heavy and the trees' would lose a good
part of It nnywny. If any damage oc
curs probably the very early vnricty
of fruit would ho affected nnd this is
a
4n r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s )
said to form only.a small fraction of
a
NEW. YORK, March 21.— A casual ‘ the annual crop.—Tampa Tribune.
Isf you
will
take
the
trouble;
to
arrange
conversation betweno passengers In
m j
a
n western pullman car a year ngo,
j your expenses according te^? n definite
The Herald delivered six times a
a
which was overheard by n fciftirnl rev
a
schedule, ho thnt the amount you spend is
week for 15c*
enue agent led to an investigation
a
less than the sum you cam.
a
which resulted yesterday in the filing
u
in the federal district court of an
N
A thrift account maintained with the
equity Income ami excess profits tax
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PEOPLES' BANK of Sanford, is the
a
suit fo r *1,790,842.44, with interest,
most convenient nnd profitable \yay of
from forty-five nidividual* and eortaking care of your weekly or monthi.v
imrations .in the United States and
a
a
saving.
Canada. The defendants were stock
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a
holders in the Warren Realty and Im
a
We are ready to help you start an inter
provement Company of Arizona, which
est-bearing
account
at
any
lime.
Assistant Federal Attorney House
s
s
said today was sold lit April, 1917, fig
5
$2,202,000. The government claimed
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the properties, largely Arizona cop
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s
per mine claims, were acquired for n
r
little more thun $500,000 nnd that the
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B
company’s 1917 tax return failed prop
Sanford, Florida
M
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erly to show the profit resulting from
the sale.
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Discovery o f the alleged tax fraud,
■ B S B B B B B B ia iH e illin B lllin B H S in a R la B B S S IB B IIIliin ,,,,*
the government attorney declared, was
made by a field agent o f the inter
nal revenue service, who, during the
r
course o f a conversation in a western
pullman car, overheard details of tin*
sale of the Arizona company and made
a repnrt ‘ which formed the basis of
the subsequent inquiry. • The invesligallon led, Mr. House :mid, to Arizona, Washington and other states oVld r ilE Y A R E MADE IN ORLANDO
cities.
from the heat materials and properly
The government's suit is brought
again? I the mine stockholders on the installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you
theory that the amounts received by wish. Wo specialize in Awnings,
them were trust funds which the gov
Porch Curtains or anything o f canernment may follow in order to tl*covtr the tnx due it. Mr. House de ran.
clared. *
to receive kind words regarding thla jdmp’s service, llut criticism is
According to thho complaint, the
W e aim make W IND O W SH A D E S
Warren company failed entirely to in
just r.s beneficial ns praise—aomctlme*. So if you can nuggest any
la your order nt a saving to you,
clude the profits resulting from the
improvement in our way of doing vulcanizing, the favor will he ours
sale o f its properties in its 1917 in especially pn odd* sizewindows.
if you will advise us. We want thru to he your aervire in er.rj
come. The tnx return filed by the
Estimates given cheerfully.
sense of the word.
corporation for tint year showed n
Twenty years ago banks were mere
ly
spasmodic advertisers. In many of
A dtrrtU In jc lln lr a Made Kminn on
the towns and cities in all sections of
A p p llra lla a
the country where there were little
I . E W 1S S I I I I ' P .... Clrralatlon Maanarr
r h ..n » a z s -W a f t r r S P. m.
advertisements carried more to win
the favor of the publisher—some
Snliarrlpllun I’ rlre la A d ta a e e
O n . Y r i r „ ________________ — _________ $n,oo
times to "help the publishers because
H i Manlfca__ ;---------------------- - S »
something had to ho dona to keep him
D r l l t r r r d fa Clljr by ( - « r r l . r
Our VVrrh___________ ____ ______ 15 Crafa
nlive, and it would never do to have
T b r lit* I * - fn IH.paar W r r k l y Hera town withnut n paper of some sort"
aid entirety rn vera Semlnnle t'an n ir
— and sometJmeM to hold n whip hand
nnd la pabllahrd e very 1‘rldny. A d vrrtialair ratra made knmvn on appllraover the publication so that adverse
tlaa. 1X 00 p r r yrar. nln nya la ndvnnrr.
news regarding the financial Institu
M H H IIK II T i l l : ASSOCIATI-:!) 1’ HESS
tion might be "kept out of the paper."
Tha Aaaoolalrd Troy* li oielualvoty
enllllrd t» lh« uao fur reput.Urallou of
All such things have been changed.
all new* dlapatcha* credited to ll nr
not otherwise credited In thla paper
Progressive
banking institutions re
MARCH,
AND
ITS
M
EANING
and alao the local news pulilialimt
alize thnt it is as fully essential to
herrtn.
A ll right a o f ro-puhllrallon o f special
March is the first spring month. All carry up-to-date announcements in the
dlnp.itt'hm licrrln aro alao reserved.
the winter here in the couth lure have d a i l y nnd weekly papers and maga
Fnirleti AH rm l.ln# Rrpraarfl'.allv.
had touches of spring, and they woro zines ns it is for the proeer or tlui
. Tl IKAMERICAN l*R&53ASSOCIATION
especially marked during February, clothing store or the garage or the
hut March' innrks the beginning of druggist. No longer Is the pittance
the new-life season according to the pnld merely "to help keep the paper
calendar, although we believe that fur alive,” but large advertisements nre
Tills Is tlie time to huild your home. ther "North-it is April before Spring placed nt frequently expensive pric
-----------o----------begins to peep out timidly from be es because it is a m a t t e r of business*
Those thnt know say all huilding neath its snow.
Today Ihero is not a progressive city
,
material* will he higher.
Spring is magic nnd it has a call where hanking institutions ns well ns
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What n pity that Sanfonl people
The enll to nature is to grow and the vised and attractive advertisements
cannot get all the money they need to
cal! to man Is to build. The nge-old in every' issue o f what may he deemed
Build homes and apartment houses.
impulse now rises in the soul o f man, the most-read and most reliable paper
In the community. It Inis been found
iHf
O v—
Just nsthe sop rises in the great veg
Sanford will never he any larger
thut
such advertising draws to the
etable world. This will he n year of
than it Is today ilhlcss more homes
establishment
a larger supply of bu
tremendous activities, nnd March and
are bujlt for the many now people
April will see this great country-wide siness. 1
who want to live hrre hut cannot nt
Eleven years hgo Bid In Reach coun
volume of building not only definitely
the present time ns there nre no
launched but under full headway.— ty had one hank, and its advertising
houses for them.
appropriation was about thirty dollars
Industrial Index.
----------o----------each week. Today there are eleven
--------- o----------And real estate will never take the
hanks in a count! smaller than it was
AN IM PORTANT WORK
boom it should take unless people can
at thnt time, with an aggregate adver
build homes on the lots they would
Senator Fletcher Is a member o f the tising appropriation of not less than
like to purchnse. There is no need of committee on reforestation of the five hundred dollars cnch week; and
buying lots if you cannot get the f i senate, which is now in Florida, be each year the publicity covers more
nances for your house nnd thus thci ginning its investigations with refer space - and costs the establishments
dearth of money here for investments ence to formulating a national policy more money. Far-seeing directors
keeps the city from growing in many for insuring a permanent supply of would not continue these expenditures
different ways.
lumber. The committee is to study unless it was believed the investments total deficit for the year's operations
--------- —o---------plans for conserving the present sup paid them. One-paj:i* advertisement? of $‘.1,422.71. The l unplaint a
Roger Dobson, the world famous ply nnd promoting future growth of in papers in the several largest cities that returns filed by the corporation j
statistician, is in Florida and has timber. Its present trip, which will oc in Floridn cost a considerable sum, was misleading and raise in that
been addressing the trade bodies in cupy the month of March, will include yet these are seen nt so frequent in net income o f the company for tli
Ouk Avenue nnd Third Street
several cities on the trend of the Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana. In tervals ns to incite no expressions of calendar year 1917 ’ was the sum of
times. He is in Tampa just now and the fall, the committee will visit Now wonderment among those who nre $I.»93,013. )3.
P H O N E 17- --------------------------SANFORD, FLORIDA
constant readers. Lad week’s issue
will tnlk on "Watch the South Grow." England and then tour the West.
of
The gov ernment’s icmpilnlion
Phone 111— 201 H. Main St:
of the Tourists' Magazine at St. Pot- the tnx dut*, ns give a in tlie cumpln int,
Mr. Babson writes special articles for
Other members of the committee nre
the newspapers each week taking up Senators Me Nary, of Oregon; Couz- ersburg carried four full pages of ad ?tntc*!C the corporal oil's taxable prof- ORLANDO
FLORIDA
come particular section o f the coun ons, of Michigan; Moses, of New vert isoments for the several institu Jt*i fur 1917 was SI ,1.93,633.03, and it1'
“ First in Our Kine"
try and telling just what will happen Hampshire, and Harrison, of Missis tions, and these at rales which hut Invested c tpitai $’!59,1183.21. The to
a few years since woul 1 have been tal exetss profit? ax, ns .figured by
il) the financial world. His special sippi.
dm r.red “ throwing money owny."
articles are published in the Daily j
the govern merit is i-■? i;.9lH.:t4, and the
«is2r*xasE5^a=r3i j
In Florida the committee will study
Herald every Saturday and we would
Two lines of business can well al ineonto tax *3H.f>92.?>, nuking Bn* lothe condition of the cut-over pine
like,to have him speak in Sanford b e
ways increase their profit?. The hank tal tax $325,421.22. To this there haa
la yds with a view to r» forostathm of
lo ro ho leaven- Florida/ . -*■- ■
ami the drug alote are two Institu ecu mldcd for the corpora!ibii‘s fail*>♦> \ > v
v
♦> V
the millions of acres found in ihi.-PM-c- *
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tions always found in the line of pro • j ure properly to return Us income a
J
lion o f the country. Fire is the chief
gro'sloti, for the proper exploitation penalty of 109 |>cr cent making the f
Sanford needs more good suburban
obstacle to reforestation nnd it is
Is bound to- bring them even larger total itiumint sued' for 81,790.1*42.-14.
property. Every other*city in Florida
?
hoped to arrive at a plan by which the
cry town and city there is a vast and
is putting on suburban property that
Mr.
House
ib-dnred
yc?teniny
that
federal government can roojK-rnte
iticieases than other lines; and in ev- llitr defendants nre scattered In twen
is beautiful in every respect. Such
with the states in protecting forests
f
soughL with a carefulness which is ty-four states.
property Is usually about three miles
from this menace. The destruction of
out from the city proper and has timber nnd the waste of forest pro visible increase of ..publicity being
being marked with good results. Each PERIODS DAMAGE TO
beautiful Inkcs and hills nnd natural
ducts will he rniVfnlly considered by
free propaganda, as each is quoted to
beauty. The developers go in and
CITRUS CROP IK NOT
the committee for the purpose of mak
build sidewalks and streets mid put it ing recommendations for reducing Institution is the recipient of much
I i\ IT.tTE D IN I I ORID \
tho-e intending to become new re-i
In good shape nnd then place it on tin- this loss.
j’dents of a community, beentnc no
market foca# restricted high class
Official:- of tin- Florida • rlra.-t E\It is regrettable that tiiu committee per-on canes to locate where institu
residence proposition, Sanford needs
change held last night there was little
will not come farther nouili than Jack tions of those varieties arc in the
t
more of Ninv hifrB class residence
cause for growers to become alarmed
sonville, the plan being to go from leant faulty or weak. And constant
?
sections. We have been too prone to
at |hc approach o f lower temperature?
that city to I’cnaneola nml tln-iice to emphasis given through * legitimate
scramble nice houses nnd cheap hous
forecast by th» local weather bureau. T
New Orleans.—Tampa Tribune.
advertising is unforgettable proof of "So long a? ibt- trees art* nut com f
es all together nnd kill the chances of
the excellent condition and accuracy pletely defoliated by the colder tcm-i t
hjtfh clnss property in this city. In n
"HIDING** MONEY
which each posse-sack, 1‘alatka News. pemtures," rai l one official, “ v.hi.tfew years the majority of tlie business
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------ ,— o--------aver damage results to the early hlnoni
men of Sanford will he living in the
li
Atlanta fomitilution: The man who
WRESTLING MATCH
THURS might la* made tip by the late bloom." t
country and the real estate firm here
buried his money forgot to "hlnze" tin* DAY NIGHT, LAKE M \IH Sk \TFlorida*.-- (:
it was pointed nut <,*♦
thnt recognizes this need and gets to
tree over it ami ;penl the balance of INi: AUADEM \ ,
303-itr
it ti(|iv will make some real money.
! his life in digging around in the hope
|of locating it, has left others of his
Electric Curling Iron V
PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE
THF. GREAT NEED OF HOUSING
type who don't seem In know the safe
For a few cents you ran wnrd off
:n
w t u v u ena m x K irs is x s a m
P It E E
t
Sanford has need for one hundred ty road to the town hank.
Flu and Grippe by promptly checking
MARCH
HIST
WE
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GIVE
new homes at present and four hund
That is why we occasionally see your coughs and colds with Foley's
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AW AY AN
red jnoru during the summer. Sanford sue luteins as the folia wing in tlie
Thc.ftpcriQfircd tmitortel todnv 1* roncrnicil mostly clv ul (ho mrehunien!
nf Ihc car hr intend* A
Honey, and Tar. Also gives quick re
needs at least twelve nice apartment city and country newspapers:
•
Electric
Curling
Iron
lief front coughs resulting from Flu,
ti, buy. I'scles ornament at Ion has Iteen eliminattd fr<in» tho G R A’i, hut no expense has hern i pared or
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houiea and needs them now. It is a
"A farmer near Lexington, Ga„ had Grippe, Wlumping Cough, Asthma-Get a ticket with eacli cash purchase T
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crying need that must he met if this beers depositing his savings fo r a long
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nnd Bronchitis. Forty-eight yearn of uf five gallons HIGH TEST GASOno detail nc«lectt*d in perfecting the mechanism: T ie remarkable rnsoline consumption rt*cord estalrcity, expects to grow. There nre hund time In a coffee pot 'Imnk.* He kept
satisfaction to users has made Fol LINE, good for a chance on
this
reds of people hero who want homes this codec pot hid in his seed house,
ey's Honey nnd Tar the World's Inrg- Curling Iron.
lUhed offlclafiy by the sanction of the American1AulcmohUo Association, hy the Gray of *1-1.3 tail.vi i*
and apartments. There arc other hund In the several years he hud put away
< *t selling cough medicine. Contains
Better Tires for less Money
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reds coming nnd going every day who $5,500. The other day the owner o f
due to its splendid designing, and fine engineering. As near a straight line drive as is po.*: d .’e ha*5
no opiates—ingredients are printed
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want houses and go away because they this ‘hank* went to put away a little
mi the wrapper. Refuse substitutes.
cannot get them. I’enplo are living more to ih -dong savings when he
been incorporated ia the GRAY'. There is a minimum loss of power from friction and con?cqu.::;! a ?
?
Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.
out several miles because they cannot found it empty. Home one had located
i03 Palmetto Ave.— Adv,
-Phono 431-1 t
^mailer quantity of gasoline is required to drive a Eivrn distance. Th? low first cost, low operating
get n housp in the city. They are his tin 'hank* m^l got into it without
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camping out and doing all sort* of the use o f any explosive*.
cost and reliable motor, these hre fcaturrs that are pleading f»R AY drivers. Many GRAY driver* tel)
ways in order to iivo in or near Han
iiM iB H iiB r n u s p in iN a iiiiiiiiz D G H iin n n iiio B a iiB E K a iK iis t
The hard earned savings o f that un
f
ford where they are doing business.
wise farmer came so easy to the robus thdy have spent nothing In driving 5.000 miles except for gasoline nnd oil. Every G R AY hn* me*
Jt is something that should hr- broad
T
Imt that he must have felt “ ashamed
casted all over the land—HANFORD
t
rhanical
feature?
that
assure
big
mileage.
ltd
engine
is
*a
perfectly
balanced,
so
finely
machined
to take the moneyl"
W AN TS MONEY FOR HOUSES.
llut $5,500 gained by turning n cof
== 2
-a---;
, .. 7*~’-Wr7~;:y
throughout, that it gets the maximum power from gai olinc. The car is so well designed and has such
fee pot upside down into n conven
ient little sack was loo great n temp
With the results you get from the feed you 5
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fricttonless hearing that n rive-year-old child can roll the touring car along the. pavement. Thl*
WHEN U
tation
for
n
robber
with
an
easy
con
YOUR REAL s i
LIST IT
are
now
using?
If
not,
come
to
see
us.
W
e
jj
science to resist. It must have seem
easy operation, with its reserve power, assures cconom:eal operation to its owner.
E STA TE
1f I
W ITH US
ed
"providentially" placed there for
are feed specialists. W e have just the feed
p
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. anyone who needed it!
you need at the right price, too. And remepn- S
Hut there are people who won’t
Spencer Height lota arc going
her—“ Your money back if yoirare not satis- «
learn the right hanking lessons; who
fast. One of the best Mil (-divis
continue to ‘'secrete’' money In- Diions in Sanford and all big rots.
*
bles, and old clocks, am) sugar howls,
See us now and pick while pick
and under dusty carpets— if indeed
ing is good. Easy terms.
they don't bury it somewhere in the
dark o' the moon!
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3SELLE.
K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y
A w n in g Shop
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AGENTS
R E A L ESTATE
Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance
U S W . First S t, SANFORD, F L A
Yet every town where any fair pro
portion of business is transacted, lias
its hank, offering inducements o f in
terest nnd safety to the thrifty ones
who take early thought of the prob
able "rainy day.”
The town hnnk makes money grow
nnd keeps It in circulation, so that not
j Sanford Feed & Supply. Co. f
TH E CASH FEED STORE
FEED, GRAIN, HAY AND FERTILIZERS
Myrtle Avenue and Fourth Street----- *------------------Sanford, Florida
BABY CHICKS AM*) HATCHING EGGS
S
201 West First Street
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CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
ST. PETE ROTES
HAS BEEN. SUPPLEMENTED HERE GET READY FOR
BY p o p u l a r WILL AND PREJUDICE
ONE BIG TIME
in fact the entire week o f March 19th Rotary Club is finding tins*- fur nil p C,"
to tflth will be if big rnio in St. Pet- this in addition to'his numerous other
! Crsburg. The brilliant production of duties. Ho is the publisher o f the S t.,
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tho opera "Pinafore" will be Monday Petersburg Times, chairman of the
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and Tuesday. The big state’s pa Cit!y School Board, and an officer or I
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lit modelling of the store formerly
rade, known all over the country, will director in a dozen other organiza
Hi occupied by Dnumol'a Specialty Shop,
ta
occur cm Wednesday. A cquatic sports tions in the city. In. addition to his
t a 307 Eart First street, has Just been
on the waterfront oeeur Thursday and business duties he finds time to da a
ta Classified Ad# lc n word. No ta completed and The Diamond Palace,
DISTRICT CONVENTION OF KO- firu works Thursday night.
Thoir little literary work and tho charming
M A d taken Tor lews than 25c. id which was temporarily located in Ben Despotism of the Proletariat Says Judge Brown is
T.vtfY
W
IL
L
ATTRACT
comes
the
Rotary
Convention
on
Fri operetta by the Rotary children to be
ta And positively bo Classified t a jamin’s store, will occupy the entire
Responsible
day and Saturday with two full days presented here during the convention
LARGE CROWD
m Ad# charged to anyone. Ca<h ta store with the highest grade of Jew
of cntrrtainmcoL constructive Ro is the result of some clever literary
ta must accompany nil orders, Pi elry consisting of diantunds. watches,
. ST. PSTTERSHURG, March 21.— tary sessions and gcninl St. Peters collaboration between Charles Carr
I«W
demanded
by
public
opinion
may
MIAMI,
Fla..
March
21.—
ASnerting
t
a
ta Count the words and remit
jewelry, cut glass, hand painted China,
and Frank Joneaburg, a' Boston Rota sterling silverware, Community, Rog that constitutional government in this be enacted and enforcer)—constitu (Special to the Herald).—Down In burg hbspltality.
ta acordingly.
The
president
of
the
St.
Petersburg
St.
Petersburg
they
haye
discovered
tarian now in St. Petersburg.
tional
restrictions
to
the
contrary
not
ta ers, etc., wo have done everything,to country' has been supplanted by ft
ta
that if you want things done, get a
withstanding.”
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government
q
f,“
popular
Willjpnisiori,
M t a t a t a t a t a t a a a t a ta make this store to bo an up-to-date
“ The absolutism that was exercised busy man to do the mfor you. Brest*
fanaticism and prejudice,'V* depntJewelry etore in the state. Our prices
forages In the despotisms of Eu dent Charlie Carr, of the Rotary Club
i
m
of
the
proletariat,
Juilg^
JetlYrFOR SALE
will be the very lower! for high grade
ran N. Browne, » f the Florida 8u- rope, Asia and Afritn, our forefather* in addition to Ms other duties is find
goods and th6 nnme of THE DIA
prenvi court,'de:ldied In an address sought to curb and restrain by writ- ing ttmo to put high prcMUre energy
FOR S A iE — Dodge touring car. Run
MOND PALACE is a guarantee which
before the Florida Rat ’Association ten constitutions,” Judge Browne de-i Into plans for the coming District Rn4,700 miles. Front artel renr bump
is everlasting. Ail jewelty sold on n
meeting here yesterday, that he would clared, "but tho spirit of despotism^ so Jiiry Convention in St. Petersburg on
ers, Gabriel snubbers. Motor meter,
bonafide guarantee. Tho. Diamond
unhesitatingly ’chouse, if giJen the dear to the governing class, became March 23rd and 21th, which platis in
excellent condition. K. G. Stout, HenPalaCc svill open up for your inspec
ehqice, "a single despot to the despot ar. obsession with the people when die tH? thnt tiffs convention will be the
gpn Springs Inn., Enterprise, Fin.
tion on Thursday morning at 9 a, m:,
government was lodged in thoir hands, red letter event in fit, Petersburg
ism ot the majority.”
t
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March 22nd.
during this tourist season. Mr. Carr
FARMERS— You can get seed bed
“ Glancing over history," he contin and they took the salutary doctrine,
Watch
our
window
displays
for
also an active member of thq Fes
that
for
the
protection
of
public
fra rata and irrigation plugs at tht
ued, “ 1 see the dictatorship o f Alexan
Sanford ^fovelty Works.
100-tfr specials. We will ask our good der the Great, of Julius Caesar, of benlllt, public morals ami public safe tival of the States Municipal Commit
friends to call and Inspect the Dia
tee which is staging the big uumtnl
Nnpoleon, o f Porforto Diaz, and I see ty, law# might be enacted that were
Ft)it SACK OH HfciNT— N ow bungawinter
show in fit. Petersburg- the
mond Palace. SANFORD SHOULD
ir. their dominions, a people happy, not in conflict with constitutional
low, 0 room# and bath, garage. Good
ramo
week
r.n the Rotary-Convention.
BE,PROUD OF HAVING n modern
contented, pfuud of their government; guarantees and extended Itaro ns to
location, near achooi. Terms like
Jewelry store of Its kind where you
place
such
laws
beyond
constitutional
.The
Festival
of th-* riutes will be
nations wherre property rights were
rent. Phone 423-W.
290-1 dtp
will be able to save from 25 to GO per
restraint.”
'
Mftn.h
L".!t
to
22nd inclusive and Roroom cottage ariif'gn" cent on all kinds o f high grade jew u pectcd, ontt where the people en
renr
tuty torn* itrlmJ rite 23rd and .24th.
mge nhd tratior. Palmetto avenue. elry consisting of diamonds, watches, joyed more personal liberty than we
the two days immediately fullgwing.
Head o f W ar
Inquire for Jere Rowe, Lake Mary, jewelry, allvtffWar©, cut glass, hand are allowed in our own country.
“ On the other hand, when I consid
Fla. Vacant April 1. Terms nne-lm[f painted China and novelties of every
Finance Corporation
er
the dictatorship o f the proletariat,
cash.
305-Ct'p description.
to Tour Florida
I hoe In the days of the Red Republic
FOR sA LE r-dtio iron safe, Woodruff
Tho Diamond Pnlace was formerly in F'rnnce, where heads of men and
208-tfc located in Key West for 13 years anti
& WaUsot).
WASHINGTON, March 20.— Fred
women, old und young," prince and
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FOR SAlLE— Doster and Uuys* paint# in Orlando, Florida, fur three yoqrs subjects, priest-and disciple, fell in Stan;!:, acting managing director of
and varnishes
vi
at Sanford Novelty and came to SapfoAl five months ago the basket like autumnal leaves in the the war finance xatpurntion, left
183-tfc ami has already built up an elegant brooks of Yy.lfond>ru«a} i see, too, the Washington lust night for an inspec
Works, Sanford agents.
trade but was unable to get a loca moat appalling example o f popular tion of tho c irpornt ion'.i offices thruFIVE ROOM, ONE-STORY HOUSE,—
FOR S A LE —Rhodes Island egg# for
tion until lately, and now Is able to government unchecked by constitu out tho southern utat.s and ns far
setting; ID egg# for $1:00,
Mrs.
close in, on lot 49x117. Price, $2,500.00.
convince the public In it# new store tional guhrnntccs In Bolshevik Rus- west at Mexico, llo wifi traverse ter
Ellsworth, ’ Reardall Avenue, San
with its elegant line of IjigH-gradu
$950.00
cash, balance aP$36 per rrtonth.
ritory In which the corporation bun
ford.
83-tfp
jewelry. I
loaned
millions
of
doling
to
aid
the!
“ More blood has flowed .in
five
FOR SAJ.Fi— Now 4 room bungalow
In another part of this issue you years under the benevolent and benign cotton, rice and cattle industries, ami!
TE N ACRES o f improved celery land,
on Wilber Avenue, Lake Mary, Fla. will take notice where tin* Diamond
government o f tho people by the peo will explain to local-oiTi- iali the pro- j
Fine place,"two plazas, water in house. Palace are offering'some .special.
.‘1 good flowing wells; all tiled, crop on
ple, in Russia, than was shed in all virion# of the new agricultural i redSee A. A. Sillowny, 5th Avc. 303-fltp
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the revolutions in Mexico during the its law.
it now, an excellent t)uy for
eUll SALK— Dandy cabin boat, tine
During
this
trip,
Mr.
“
tart-k,
who'
dictatorship ° f Forforlo Diaz.”
Terms.
river and lake cruiser, 35-passenger,
For quiet: remits try a want ad.
Three major cause., r.ro responsible is n. Hore personal friend of Presi
s
40 feet x 11x2; galley, t oilet, every
for ihc change in governml-nt in ibis dent Harding, will eoitfer with the,
thing complete; owner going north, IF YOU DO any bind of farming in country. Judge Brown stated:
jh„, j prvaluent in Florida. I!, was an ac
FI VIC ACUKS o f unimproved celery land,
Florida you should read The Farm Civil war; tho radical amendments to tive member of the Harding pre-eon-J
will sacrifice for $1,000.00. Telephone
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on brick road, close in to Safi ford,-im
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tr write, S. M. MeElroy, DcLnnd, er & Stockman which deals with cit- the constitution of the United States vention organization in 1020 and it is |
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Fla.
:iOI-3tp t u s and truck farming, live stock, beginning with the Itth; the World considered likely that during the con-1
proved farms surounding rt; ’ for a
FOR SALE— Bungalow with four poultry and dairying. Send for free War; end the doctrine of omnipotence fcrente in Florida the pro^pecta of
quick buyer, $200 pev tfere.
•1
rooms and hath; garage and ce sample copy or 23 cents for three and absolutism In the lawmaking the coining presidential campaign will
ment walks. Also five acre farm on months. Yearly subscription. $1.00; branch of state governments.
The be talked over.
Before his departure Mr. Stnrck or-1
Published
twice
a
LOT ON FIRST STREET, close, fo busi
good road. Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue, three years, $2.00.
latter doctrine is an old us dcpnli.-un
ranged
to
use
both
army
and
navy
month.
Address
Tito
Farmer
ft
304-3tp
itself, hut h.13 been sugar-conterl by
ness district, easily worth $1,500.00, for
Stockman, No. 10 Newman St., Jack- ; the adoption of a term less than » illphiiii-. in his trip westward frnm
F'UR SALE— 7 room house, furnished,
a quick buyer owner will let it go for
nonville, Fin.
223-Frl-We.Mfr ; hundred years old—Thu Polke I’uw- rioriila. Special permis-iuM was given
. well located with dll modern con
for him for that purpose by acting
$1,100.00 on terms.
veniences. Easy terras.—-E. F. Lane.
secretaries DavU ‘and Roosevelt.
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NOTICE
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He
apprehendr-d
that
some
of
hi#
306-3tp
I
audience might think ills concern for
FIN E BIG HOME on Magnolia Avenue,
F‘011 SALE— Huick six touring,- first
NOTICE, lfi HEREBY GIVEN-rifM the “ future of constitutional guyeiq-class-condition, at « real bargain; ii meeting 'af'thf* "f.tOckht*ldvn*» *“ f
ii> the heart o f the very best reaidentoiai-meat** uhwUrrnnfbd, h6r at least ex-’
one 1922 Ford touring, perfect condi SEMINOLE' SECURITIES
COM aggeVated," and said that he wished
section.
All modern conveniences.
tion; one 1018 Ford "touring at a PANY', n corporation, will la; held at
he could “ be rid of my convictions,
pickup price.—Gray Motor Hides Co., the place o f business o f said corpora
This
home
.can be purchased at a bar
and bring myself to believe that our
201 West First Street, phone 305.
tion in the City of Sanford, Seminole governments are administered
gain.
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300-4lc County, Florida, .on Friday, the 0th
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the sumo regard to' ©(institutional _
day of April, A. I). 1923, at the hour guarantees o f personal liberty, a s ,"
FU LL SIZED LOT on Oak Avenue, with
of 10 o’ciocjt a. m, for the purpose of they were prior to the Civil War. Hut fc
FOR R E N T
holding
an
election
of
the
stockhold
all the paying and side walks paid for,
FOR RENT—Opa front bed room, 117
when I find a doctrine, csixmsed by
er#
of
said
corporation
upon
the
pro
I-uurel Ave.
4(M-3tp
the people, noted upon by tin* legisla-.
some fine big Oak trees on the lot, an
F o il RUTTF^-i nice npurtinnct irn position of increasing the capital stock ture, approved by publicists, and sanc
excellent place to build, your home— if
conveniences and well furnished.— of snid cnr|K>mti6n and doing all tioned by the courts, thnt whatever
acted on quick can
purchased for
populnr fancy or popular prejudice
Cates'Building. Phono 181. 290-tfc thing# incidental thereto.
-4 "
Dated, this 7th day of March, A. demands, may be written into law anti
$1,500 and owner will arrange terms.
FOB BENT— 1 6‘-rooni flat in front
Hist constitutional restrictions, , and
of ^Tty hall. — Woodruff ft WatK. C. M A X W E L L ,
declarations in hills of rights, an* im
208-tfc
non.
Secretary of Seminole
LOOKING FOR A N ORANGE GROVE?
potent'to restrain them, 1 have no
FOR BENT—Furnisht d' apartment, 3-7-14-21*28; 4-4
Securities Co. hesitancy in saying that we have c-ubWe have a fine little (Jbo-acY^ bearing
close in. Also garage. Inquire 209
atituted for constitutionally restralngrove with nice home on it, located on
E, Fifth Street.
301 3tp NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF ul legislation, the dictatorship of thr
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SEMFOR RENT*— One front room, furnish
hard road, easily worth $6,000. You
proletariat."
t I SOLE COUNTY BANK, A
ed, 701 Mngnolin.
30D-4tc
The justice declared that "public
can get it for $4,000 if you see us quick.
CORPORATION
FOB- RENT—0 Too*-.' lumt-fdow— IL
opinion, public fnney, public fanatic
W. Allen Music Go.
SOB-tfc
ism, public morality, if you please, is
Notice is hereby given thnt a spec tin* cornerstone upon which any law
A N D W HEN IT COMES to sub-division
ial meeting of tho stockholders' of regulating personal Utterly can be
property, we are agents for some o f the
W AN TE D
Seminole County Hank, a corpora
WANED— A chance to build
your tion, will ho held at finnford, Florida, constructed, unmoved, unshaken by
best in Sanford, Spencer Heights, for
new homo before lumber get# any on tho 21st day of March, A. I). 1923, eenslittuionnl guarantees. This doc
instance, located on the top of the
r. l ’ lans and c#timntoa furnish- at'ton o'clock n. m. at the offices of trine cays: i t is within the power
highcr.
ot
the
ieginlature
to
pass
any
law
town. Each lot carries with it several
ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-,tfc snid corporation, for the purpose of
regulating personal liberty that is in
dozen oranfre trees.
All lots extra
W ANTEp TO BUY— Asparagus fern considering and acting upon a pro the Interest o f public health, public
seed, for good clean stock will pay position to increase the capital stock safety, comfort, welfare, convenience,
largo size, and you can make your own
a good price. Address W. P. Newell of said corporation from the sum of happiness, pence and .what not,’ and
terms.
Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, ?50,000.00 (o $100,000.00, and for the from that doctrine it follows that any
F’ la/
279-tfc transaction o f any and nil business
it*
(white).— necessary or desirable in connection
W ANTEp— Office boy
301-tfc thcrowjth.'
Chnsd ft Co,
By Order of the President
W E H A V E M A N Y OTHER GOOD BUYS
WANTED TO T R A D E —F’urd ton
Attest:
A N D GAN F IL L YOUR NEEDS IN
truck /or late motlui Ford touring
A. R. KEY, Cashier.
car.—A. E. Storey, General Delivery.
MOST A N Y K IN D OF REAL
f
303-7lp 2-21-28; 3-7-14-21.
CLASSIFIED
ADS
ta
ta
ta
ta
ta
Diamond Palace
in New Store
iit Bishop Block
THEN DON’T PASS UP THESE SNAPS 3
s
a
a
a
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-Tweive Ihijts between the Notice of Application for Tax Deed
ages uf 10 and 15 lo sell (he Daily
Under Section 573 ef the General
Herald oh the slreet and also to lie
Statutes of the State of Florida
#ulrrlitotes for carrier boy routes.
Notice Is hereby given that D. I’ itt,
•See Lcwia Shipp at the^ Herald office purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. 241,
between 3:30 and 5:30 p. m.
3(HWfd dated tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919,
WANTE
Fo u n d
FOUND-^33x4 Empire Coni casing.
tire carrier, rim and license. Call
a; Herald office, pay for this ad and
trot same.— Ray B ro*^‘‘Exido” lh,tteries, l ’hono 548, In Sanford, Fla.
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NOTICE!
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Nolice is hereby given that n bill
will l>o introduced at tho 1923 session
of tho Florida legislator© to prohibit
•tiplng in tho lakes, rivers, . canals
and si minis o f Semtapio county, also
to regulate this1catch und means em
ployed, nnd also provide penalty for
Its violation.
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Hanford Chamber of Commerce,
fiemlnolu County Fish ft Game
29l*tfc
Protective Association.
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tho 4th day of April, A. D. 1923.
WITNESS my official signature
and seal this tho 27th day of FVbruary, A. D. 1923.'
(SEAL)
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Clerk Circuit Court,
Scminolo County, Fla.
by: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
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BASE B A LL
FOOT B A LL
BASKET B A LL
fR A P SHOOTING
GOLF
BOW LING
TENNIS
BOXING
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
‘ For (ho benefit o f the tunni* San-jCnvcncy, ss.
ford font that nre expecting to takej Kimmidi, 3b
in the next biff longue game close to ] Hargrave, c.
homo, we wish to announce that the Sandberg, c.
Reds and Indians \\ili piny in Orlando
Ralph lying, a very clever, wrestler, arrived in Sanford a short time ago tomorrow afternoon, the game start
iminary to his arrangements for a high das* exhibition that ho will pull ing at ,1:30.
at Lake Mary Thursday night, at the Skating Rink. King, noted ns
Totals
A t the present time, these two
wing plenty of speed, science nnd cleverness, nnd with n wonderful record
teams nre even in games won, and the
issued n challenge to Seminole county's best and three Sanford boys, Leo
ndvar.ee dope has it that there Will be
sc, E. R. Kelly nnd Collie Riggers have nil accepted hla challenge nnd
a battle for blood tomorrow and Reiatcnborg, sa,
g hns promised to throw them nil, one at a time, while these Sanford boys
should be one o f the best exhibitions !Iod.', (T.........
it can’t be done.
of tbe season, ns both tennis mean to I!r<>i. fcr, rf.....
These Sanford boys nre all home town wrestlers thnt are more than will*
Fowler, .'ll). ....
to take on any amateur at their weight in a wrestling match nnd they are
Seheminnnt, If.
e than confident that they can hold King for more than the time specified,
Taylor, lb.......
do
not
want
to
ie
delayed
at
the
g expects to throw them, pin their shoulders to the mnt, in less than
gate, word has been received here, Harding, 21),
ty minutes.
Wingo, c...... .
This event promises a big time for the sport loving fan# and nfter this that tickets can be purchased before
I UU| e.......... ,
the
game
at
Chico’s
Smoke
House,
nt a largo time is promised in the wuy o f skating, good music, good order
Rodriguez,
p. ..
I plenty of amusement. The general admission to the wrestling event will down town.
Harris,
In
a
practice
game
yesterday
at
Ex
Ring side, $1.00, plus war tax; school boys under 14, 50c plus war tax
position Fork, the Vnnigana were
all the Indies will be admitted free.
Totals ... .
28
All lovers of good clean sport nnd «n evening o f general good time slaughtered by the regulars to the
tune
o
f
15
to
0.
Kdilio
Hock
was
the
The
score
by
innings
uhl be present at the Skating Rink at Lake Mary, Thursday evening and
star for the Yanigans, getting four
first doings starts promptly at 8:00 o’clock.
nice catches in ceiiterfield, He made Holts
.................. oitu (K)0 000— 0
a wonderful peg at second to catch n
Sumamry: Two has hits, Fonseca.
Three base hits, Hubert-. Home run,
Harper. Double play ’, t’aveney to
Fnnesca; Harper to I n-u-co; Wingo
So Taylor to Harding t*> Ueislcubcrg.
Rase on balls, o ff R o b e r t 3; off Rodinguez, h; o ff Hnrris, J. J.eft on
bases, Reds 8, Colls !. Hits off Do
ver I; i f f Roberta 8, off Rodriguez 2;
L ff Harris 11. Sin: !, util by Dever
Cleveland nnd the Reds will piny
" [five's Redemption," at the I’rin
2, by Robert* 2, by Rodriguez 2. Wild
tonioi row at Orlando for the benefit
* tonight.
pitch Rodriguez 3. Time of game
of the Sanford fans.
! :2;i. Umpirer Rent.--,, I’indli and
Mormn Tnlmadge in this picture
And un the way home tbe largest
it's nu!T red.
ijority of tilt* fans will stop at bake
ary to see the athletic exhibition
Mr. am! Mm. W. E. Wnlann nre inc'd guests for the picture ^L»ve*g
demption" tonight.
tlph K in g Will Take on Three o f Sanford Locals
and Promises to Throw Them One at a Time
Tomorrow night
G o to your dealer to-day and* ask him
to consult this new chart o f recommenda
tions for the use o f Polarine, and tell you
just what grade your car requires. This
chart is prepared by experts for your
benefit, and i f you w ill take the advice it
gives you, you w ill find that your motor
w ill run smoother and costs run lower.
W atch your gauge, drain y o u r1crank
case every six or seven hundred miles,
don’t change the weight o f your oil, and
above everything else, put nothing in
your crank case but
CHART OP OUCOMMENOATIONS
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Mr
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Luna Raone'
The Reds will leave on a regular
road trip after this' week. They play
tIn* Indians in Lakeland Satin day, St.
Augu tine Sunday, Daytona Monday,
Washington in Tampa Tuesday and
back t o O i f a n d o t o p i n y Wa-hingtun
went as
“ luirnn Room*"
'coping scenes at
ius romance ami
c book.
TOURING C
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The Satifon! liigh school baseball
team is out practicing every day imder the leadership o f Coach Wilkin*
son. The euich won’t state how go si
a team lie expects to have until Ire
secs them working n little more.
It's a drama of "Dinin'*" rise from
e hidden stronghold of the Fightg Donne's to tho royal courts from
rich they stole her, love bringing
r haci: to the humble fur mof a
I Hioo.1 sweetheart and a womanhood
Which brings u: nark to the name
ro—to danger— to death—and then
old question. Sanford ihoul.l have a
defeat death.
learn this year and a place* to play.
Aral we might mention, that after Rum hall .-.II around us and nothing
e line pirluir, “ laiCe’s Redemption” doing at home should be and it is to
night there will be an extra gum) be hoped that that baseball park deal
will Ik* closed noon.
medy.
dim Eagan in the Jacksonville Jour
"Quincy Adams Sawyer" is the
nal
wry* that the ball players hit the
rek-end feature nnd will be shown
riday and Saturday nights. A M d- ball on the nose, but that later In the
season it will be the umpire. He goes
i picture of merit.
further mid states that nil umpires
are married men and Pro used to tak
ing chances anyway.
Ills
T lir
IP. O . B . D E T R O IT
A a .o r ln lr il l T r « » l
LONDON, Match 2L— Rattling Si, who was defeated by Mike McTigue
i Dublin last Saturday night, has
Leesburg Kiwanis
lallenged McTigue to another bout,
wording to Sporting Life. The* wager
Host to Phillies
icntioned to Siki in Iris latest dial*
mge is 500 pounds a side, winner to .ce MeadoHs Special Rued o f Honor
ike it all.
nt Weekly Meeting
McTigue expresses a willingness to
rcepl Siki’s challenge, the article
LEESRURR, March 21.—Tuesday's
*>*3. if the promoter of the light luncheon of tho Kiwanis club was
uts up a pruso to guarantee the known as "Meadow’s Day" in honor of
nancial part of the agreement.
L : .Meadows, tho four-eyed pitcher of
tbe Philadelphia NitUorfhls, nnd the
only one of tho hunch who lives in
Hack Walnuts English Walnuts Leesburg. A t this luncheon the
whole I'hiilk* crew were guests of
honor o f the dub ami even the most
New Irish Potatoes
modest and bashful member respond
ed with a neat little speech. Gilbert
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
D. Lendl, diuirman o f the program
Swiss Cheese
eommilto, had charge o f the program,1
which was snappy, full of pep nnd en
Nviv York Cheese
tertaining.
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Greater Touring Car Value
STANOAnp OIL CO. o r
LOUIrtlAVA
The present price of the Ford
Touting Car is the lowest ever
made.
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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 deliveries will soon be impossible.
T o protect yourself, order now.
Make a small down payment, the
balance on easy terms.
Ford prices have net'tr from to lorn
Ford Quality has never bten to kith
is made in one grado—but that gnulo is
nlxvayn tho same nnd always can be depended
on lor quicker pick-up nqd moro power.
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ienrgia and Jonca* Dairy Farm
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Houso, Mobtoyfti b ;o g Store
, Ilut.t'f Pharmacy^/
INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY
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THE SANFORD. D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. 192.1
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ercry Nre Business Man
|a Sanford In this Column
each day.
Carita or 8 anford*a Repot*
able Professional Men, eaeh
of whom, in hia chosen pro
fession the Herald reeommenda to the people.
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f e please you, tell others; If not,
tell ns. Phone 498
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Altorney-nt-Law
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FLORIDA
FRED R. WILSON
V. C. COLLER, Prop-
^ncral Shop and Mill
Work
DNTRACTOR and BUILDER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW'
FIrut National Bank Hull dine
SANFORD
FLORIDA
T Commercial Street—Sanford, Flo.
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Graduate Veterinarian
C O l l l 'A S r
Telephones1
Office -0
lo|.H Magnolia Air.
Residence 257
IN V E S TM IS X T
Mir <jj
TEWA R T The Florist
W. J. THIGPEN
Real Estate
l Flowers------------- Flora) Designs
Annual nnd Ornnmcntnl Plants
Myrtle Are.-
Office
Conrad Bldg,
C O M PA X Y
— Phone 2G0-W
FIRE. LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE
Larg est ciear made
\NF0RD M ACHINE
COM PANY
ill? Thr Uattfinlrtl l'rp»*l
DANVILLE, March C l.-T h e brg
. •t smokable ^ig:tr ever made ha-, jus
i bren presented iu Utu le dm- Caune
|?neral Machine and Boiler
Works
by the I’igar Makcra* n
i.iti-ia. (| i
Cylinder Grinding
rude of pine, llav.-.ru shade gruwn
] tobacco^ filler and wrapper. It weigh
Automobile Repairs .
a little more than ftvu jmutids ;md
Acetylene Welding
-Sanford. Florida!came pucke din a special ha
one (52
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W IIITNER, Jit., COUNTY AGENT
On Saturday the (bounty Agent can be found In his office In the
haicmenl of the Court House. At any other lime he may be
rearhed through the office of the Chamber of Commerce. Leave
nil calls there.
LONDON, March 21—J. \V? Sta
cey, the Ameritnn botanist, o f SanFronclsco, who came here to buy
boobs fur the Sun Francisco empori
um, is reported roll (dug by the A«iuciated Merchandising corporation)
which is connected with the emporium.
Mr. Slneey is reported missing from
his hotel since last Thursday, All
his belongings were found hi his room.
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Sanford has had several prominent
visitors during the past week or so,
who have como to our city and vicin
ity to look over ihe trucking indus
try from one angle orjmolhor.
Prof. J. R. Wataon, Entomologist at
the Experiment Station, Gainesville,
was in the city several days, looking
over the celery and other crops, es
pecially with regard to the disease,
root knot. He was both looking over
the results of some control work done
during the past year, nnd helping lay
tentative plan* for further work dun
ing the coming summer.
- Mr. J. J, McManus, U. H. Food ami
Drug Inspector, spent several days
here this week examining the celery
as we ship it, for Injurious spray mstcrinta. In the past tlure has been
found some celery‘ in the Northern
markets with sufficient arsenical sprny
material upon it to cable alarm. That
celery, however, did not come from
Hanford. It was simply though wise
t otook the situation over here, nnd
learn true conditions. Mr. McManus
was very much pleased with condi
tion* 1n general, ns lie found them In
Hanford,
Mr. Ed. L. Ayers, plant disease
specialist, «l:<o out of Gainesville,
spent several days looking-over the
crops nnd making observations. Air.
Ayer;! will probably be n rnthcr fre
quent visitor from now on. One af
ternoon after the day’s work was done
he gave our country club a thorough
inspection, lb- was delighted with it
and *;.>» that lie 1~ going to eome back
an dplay n round oil it. Mr. Ayers is
taking nri active purl iu helping to
dcvelop-thi* Gainesville Country Utah.
Mr. A. I*. Spencer, Vice Director
of th ■ Experiment station aid state
ngent, pnid the county agent a tlying
visit. Thursday afternoon and Friday
moridi j:, iIt- was called to DeLaiul to
it!Stall i* temporary agent there, to
take i!»i• JUr q" > >jnty Agent JultnFun w!i • ! i !) with typhoid.
.i‘ s.v
when he was in
M \V. J, 1
th • lit- . III! \V. I.uvnlay, looked over
JUiDU' N' ip. r , V ;i*d stated that he
f>la
«. ui 5r. ri-‘ a p.iipfity owner
in S . ii „ i ■f . nboal derided upon n
ciltt u.t n ! i i \ lie! -r rrdtivatloil.
pureJiu;-e it, iiis intetiil III’ di!'-".i .i1.
don i iu hi VO "t planted until surli
time* .. hi h a’ .l deride to build or
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3s;
dkipti - i f it.
r, ,tar Im<x. Itaih the buv anil the cigar
tear the legnltitiou wrapper and band, TOR A' r o :
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IFRESTLING MATCH
T llL ’ US- the hex carry fug a . peciul stamp. 1he
V NIGHT. L A K E MARY SKAT- cigar- was 2)5 inches tang ami a foot
Jttr.-ltr ' around.
bloom, If not already, over the entire
citrus area of Florldn. Now, there
fore, is the time to combat one of the
*V
pests of oranges and other related
fruits, says J. R. Watson, entomolo
gist of the Florida Experiment Sta
tion.
As a sprny for this purpose Pro
fessor Watson has recommended the
following:
Commercial lime-sulphur rotation
(H'J degrees Itaume,) J quarts.
Bloack I.oaf III, '-i pint.
Water, 50 gallons.
In applying, drive the sprny straight
into the blossom* with considerable
force. It should he applied just ns
the trees are at the height of bloom.
Some growers nre spraying at this
*i*a»on for scab on grapefruit, li
they will add tobacco extract (Black
leaf -10) to the solution for scab, they
will kill the thripa also and thin do
two things at once.
Thrips are small, yellowish-brown
insects about a twenty-fifth of tm
inch in length, They feed on the petals
and other tender parts of the flower,
which causes much of the bloom to
drop without setting fruit. Eggs are
laid in the tender ntem-nt the base of
the fruit and the young thrips, which
hatch out from these eggs in three or
four days, feed upon the developing
fruit and cause smooth, Irregularshaped, sunken spots in the skin.
These spots mar the appearance of
the fruit nnd lower its grade.
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ing service there is a stock of all types of
for our success. Most
Bird’s Reefing, Building Paper and
all our customers are
Board right here till ready for delivering at a
eating two slices of
a moment’s notice.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
Tel. 1.17-W.
Address, 5)11 Elm Avenue
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The spring months aro most enjoyable In Jacksonville. April und Muy weather is
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fiorlhern visitors may enjoy the delights of rprtng to the utmost, In Florida s largcat city. Florida people, also, will find much to umu.se nnd entertain at this wason..
The country surrounding Jacksonville abounds In points of historic interest. In the
city there arc attractions for all, grave or gay, and hotel mid other accommodations to
Euft every taste and to fit every purse.
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Enjoy the Daily Band Concerts
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SANFORD, FIVE DAYS, MARCH 31 TO APRIL S
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION
VOLUM E l i t
Of New Tariff Act to Determine Rates on Differ
ent Articles
AFTER THREE MONTHS OF
ABSOLUTE SWAY KING
WINTER HOLDS ON
Tomorrow But W eather Bureau REGULATIONS THAT WILL I.M
Rcporta Another Storm of
PROVE RKOADCASTING
Wide Extent
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OPERATIONS
( D r T k r A »»o rtn te d P r e « « )
CHICAGO, March 20.—W inter thcoTcprnlly ending, after three months
of absolute sway, today surveyed the
rffrets of tho worst March storm ev
er known to tho Grettt Lakes region
tmi thc Mississippi valley ns he pre
pared to vacate his po,st to the new
monarc hof seasons. Spring la due
t oarrive tomorrow. With that dis
turbance now hurtling toward the A.!:
lantic coast, thc weather bureau re
ported another widely extended and
marked in intensity coming down out
of the northwest, attended by rapidly
rising tempcralur«} in Missouri val
ley, plains states, Ito^ky mountainand plntonu region* nnd precipitation
fro mthe Northern Pacific const east
ward to Minnesota. Rising tem pera
ture will continue two days, the wea
ther reports said, and will be notice
able in the east gulf states and the
Atlantic states.
Dr. Stevens Heard
Minneapolis Radio—
; Received Box Cigars
From over 3,000 response* sent in
to the broadcasting stnliotl nt Minne
apolis Dr. Ralph Stevens entne from
the greatest distance a* bearing thc
concert sent out all ovor tho. United
State*. The following letter was re
ceived by him today:
I)r. Ralph E. Stevens,
Sanford, Florida. .
Dear Sir:
In further acknowledgment of your
letter of January 12th, 1 am plea.ed
to advise you that after tackir.g up n
large map of thc United'States, mark
ing something over three thousnnd
rtiponsos, the official* of the Minne
apolis broadcasting Station, W. L.
A. G. “('nil of the North" advise ur.
that the genllcmnn responding to our
program at the greatest distance from
Minneapolis wns yourself.
A box of cighrs is bchig sent to you
by parcel post and trust they reach
you in good condition.
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Mr. (’. \V. Lawrence' of Crooked
Iwikc, Florida, mado n requisition on
me, maintaining that no one could be
further away than he, hut you have
him bent yrith the same WealinghouHo
R. C. outfit.
We arc going to do it again next
fall nnd hope you catch u» again.
Yours very turly*,
MINNEAPOLIS ATHLETIC CLUli
LEON C, WARNER, Pres.
Riotous Conspiracy
Charged to Kleagle
o f Klan in Ohio
Fa»e In Court Today With Motion to
Dismiss It
(H r T h r A r»o c U (r4 l> r r » >
y NUMBER 305
SANFOKI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 20,1923
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•SPRINGFIELD, 0., Mnrch 80*—Mo*
Rons by defenso to dismiss the defend*nt nnd return property adzed nnd
to throw out all evidence nnd tcstltnony offered by thc state was sustnlnrd by Judge Dnvia in police court this
Corning In the ca*c of W. M. Cortncr,
Klan Kteagle nnd organizer charged
with riotous conspiracy.
l l ! * T h p A a.orlaM M l I'r r a a l
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 20.—Radio
ei(ports and government officials to
day began nt the Commerce Depart
ment n conference with the purpose
of devising ways nnd means of im
proving broadcasting wireless opera
tion*. Secretary Hoover declared the
failure of regulatory legislation in the
last congress made It necessary to see
whether hy voluntary co-operation ad
ministrative assistance or something
could not be done to relieve conges
tion.
Rotary Club Had
Fine Meeting;
And Good Talks
The Rotary club meeting at thc Ho
tel Valdez today nt noon was replete
with a tinu UuUuy spirit amt much
good stuff was given «mt In thc shape
of several good tulks by President
Thrasher nnd several of the mem
bers. TCny Ferrari nnd George. Will
iam* of Eustis were over to make np
their attendance nnd Imlh of them
made good talks on the subject of a t
tendance and 100 per cent averages.
Arthur Hrnndt, the well known nrehitict here at work on the I*idler
Construction Co. building* was tak
en in as a new member nnd he was
instructed in the ideas of Rotary by
some of tho best addresses of the
year delivered by II. F. Whittier, Judge
Householder and II. C. Dullose. They
gave hint some of. the history of Ro
tary nnd what it stands fur and what
was expected from hint ns a member
of Rotary. President Thrasher spoke
on attendance nnd also told about thc
dint vie t meeting at St. Petersburg this
week and about the Chuutuuqun in
Sanford nnd risked io r 100 tier cent
Italian Steamer is
Sinking: Says Radio
Station at Norfolk
leanrem Are Rushing to Her
Aw.lslnnre Kays Radio
( l l r ' T k t A « » o r ln t c d ! 'r c » s »
NORFOLK. Vn., Mnrch 20.—The
Itulinn steamer Giulia is sinking 5(50
nfilca cast of Poston according to n
wireless message received at the coast
guard station here. The message said
two steamers were rushing to her as
sistance. Thc condition of the Giulia
Is believed by the coat guurd officials
to bo dangerous, She was caught in n
gnlc which swept thc North Atlantic
Inst night nt virtually the same spot
where tho. Italian steam er Monccnlslo
went down with nil hand* ncveral
weeks ago.
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Cheap Rates Granted
to St. Augustine for
Ponqe de Leon Day
SUPREME COURT IN RECESS:
(i|Z Thr Assorlnlcd l’r)*«)
ST.'AUGUSTINE, Mnrch 20.—All
TO A t e ND RAH ASSOCI
ATION MEETING AT MIAMI railroads In Florida have granted specinl round trip rate of fare and n half
to St. Augustine for thc I’onco dc Ix?( H z T I .C A s s o c ia te d P re s s )
Ta l l a h a s s e e . March 20.—The on celebration April -I to G, from nil
***preme court was in Irccess ycatc%iay Florida points, it is announced today.
*nd will ho status quo throughout the
*i‘ek because of the annual meeting RAYLISS TO 1JANG MARCH 30.
the Florida Rar association meeting
01 Miami. The bar requested some
IH z T h r
frrs s )
TALLAHASSEE, March 20.-Govtine ago that the higher court declare
a reec*s for the week nnd th a t nil ernor IJardco yesterday set March 30
courts of the s ta te ’do likewise In or ns tho'date/for the execution of Per
der that there could be a full attend- cy Bayliu of Seminole county. Rayllac was convicted nnd sentenced to
*ni c
tbo bnr nicoUng.
Two member* of the court. Judge iDatb for the murder of Jamea C. J a
< Rrownc and Judge Ellfj, aro in a l cob* la September, 1922. The supremo
court recently upheld hl» conviction.
l i a n c e at the .meeting.
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Carlot Shipment* Reported for Mon
day, March 19th:
Florida—Snnford section ....--------- 3.'
Florida—Manatee section
4
California ................ ,........ ...... .......... I
Florida—Tampa section
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1
Total .........
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Shipments previously unreported:
Florida, March 18th, by boat, 25
crate*.
Shipping Point Information for Mon*
day, Mnrrh IlMh:
SANFORI), FI.A.: Warm, show
ers. Hauling* moderate, dcnwtnd and
movement slaw, market dull. Cnr-.
load* f. o. h. usual terms: 10 inch AND SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX
crates Golden* Self-blanching 4-0'dos.
TY-ONK THOUSAND. EIGHT
stalk* in the rough 51.50.$1.(50, New
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
French Strain 1-tS doz. stalks in the
rough $1.10-$1.50.
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u tr Thr AreorlnUd I’rrMl
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 20.—The
Total carlot shipments from Hnn
American cotton crop of .1022 placed
at !),'701,817 cquavnlcnt to five hundred
ford this reason to date ___
Total carlot shipments from Man
pounds to tho hale by tho census bu
ntco this season to date...........
Total enrlot shipments' from Han
ford Inst season to date .... ..
Total carlot shipments from Man
alec Inst season to date
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 20. -F or- barbituric acid and derivative* therern.nl announcement was made Inst °L Atrium dioxide, casein, log wood
night by the tariff committee that it c* r “ ct’
CWora. sodium
soon would start its first investigation " lrntc’t mirror Jllatos, Swiss pattern
under flexible provision.' of the now n|p* ^ nt " T * I n d ie s , wall pocktarlff net to determine whether rntes cU ami artificial or ornamental fruit*
on seventeen commodities are oqultKrni"’' lca,vc8’ floWir8 nnd
able. Chairman Marvin stated it was 8tc"*M
ih e n o t\
tne commission a intention to bi'Kiu ,
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to whether tno n u n pi Hints Miupht in
work imnu*<Jmtc‘]y in a preliminary
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, creased or uccrcni'os in the rntes, but
way looking to u sweeping ftucly of
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it. waft learned that
about
piotluetion coats and other facts.
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. . two third*
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of the requests for revision wero for
The investigation will l»e limited to mo<liftcttion upwaM,. Thl. others were
ratea against which complaint* have geckil1J. j rorca, cs i(, , llc
chief
been filed and the decision to proceed amo|1|J lhl>m bcin(r thc complaint that
w.th th. se inquiries docs not, accord- ^
n reduction in the duty on sugar,
mg to Mr. Marvin, constitute a decThp , ll{;Qr ratl, n,,,H.ors
bl. nu>
bnntion of the commission's policy or only one pVcr which nny |cnKihy fight
program of action under the flexible wan W3KPt| ‘d urin|t congressional «leprovisions.
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bat con the tariff hill nnd tin* study
Announcement of the investigation 0f that rate, therefore, seems certain
NEW YORK: 18. clear. 12 Florida
was held up temporarily over Sunday. t„
l() n wide inquiry into all phn- arrived. Supplies rather limited, de
I” tilling infirm tioni. fiotn Uirzideni so* of this industry. Most of the o th-j mand moderate, movement limited,
Harding ns to his interpretation of cr rates, i! wa* stated nt the commi*-1 market slightly stronger. Florida, 10
the law s flexible sections.
mom, are nit articles not imported in inch crates New French Strain 3-(5
The rates coming within the “Cope such quantities as to indiea'.e that a doz. stalks $2.25-$2.CO, few $2.75; 8
of the investigation nffecl the follow- lung drawn out investgnton wll fill dozen stalks $2.00-$2.25; 10 doz. stalks
ing articl.s; Sugar, cotton, warp knit low. It was made plan, however, that $1.(55-$1.75; hunched 51 doz. stalks
fabric, cotton gloves, made of warp I the commsso’s titles of procedure wll i
knit fabric, cotton hosiery for in- be observed n all cases nnd a tlior-1 PHILADELPHIA: 20, clear. Nine
fonts, pig iron, oxalic arid, Dicthylyl ‘ mtgli investigation made.*.
Florida arrived, 11 cars on track in
cluding broken. Supplies modernte,
demand and movement slow, market
slightly weaker. Florida, 10 inch
crates New French Strain nnd Golden
Self-blanching 4-(5 dot. stalks $2.25$2.50; 8 doz. stalks $l,50-|L85;-3 doz.
ttalks 42.00-S2.25. poorer nil
sites
Memorandum Dclivere dLafit Week to Allies May
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Be Starter
REELIN', March 20.—Whether Ger
many's latest memorandum on the
Ruhr situation and the reparations
question will pmvr a usi fill contribu
tion to possible early cndeavois thru
third parties to force u breach in
the Frnnco-Ilelginn impasse has so far
brought out only a limited amount of
speculative discussion in German po
litical nnd finnnein! circles.
The memorandum delivered In
Washington and London ln>t Friday
while addressed to the American and
Rritiidi governments to inform them
of (lie Gorman view of the situation,
was incidentally intended to be made
available to France nnd llelgiuiii thru
the diplomatic channels, it wns offi
cially explained today. Official quar
ter* declined to comment further ex
cept that it was up to France to cre
ate an atmosphere which would be
conducive to negotiations and that the
mentorandu mcould In no wise be
regarded nn n formal attempt to oh-'
lain the intervention of nn Anglo-Sax
on power In tho Ruhr situation.
Parliamentary leaders-who are regulary com ulled l»y Chancellor Cuno
and foreign minister Von Roscnburg,
continue to concur in the current in
terpretation of the government’s posi
tion that no basis for negotiations can
exist until tangible assurance is giv
en Germany that tho Ruhr will bo def
initely freed from military occupation
tho instant the new understanding in
it was emphasized again that Ger
many must go to tho conference table
unfettered and tlmir resumption of
reparation negotiations must proceed
fro nin new starting point us the
German' government considers the
lxmiliui schedule of 1921, which is now
supposed to be effective, not only obu lcte, but practically incapable of en
forcement.
The German ministry hus given the
reparation situation only, informal
consideration since the Ruhr was in
vaded nnd deuie* that the now pro
posals are In the process of drafting,
as such procedure is said to Ik* out
of tho question bo long as the Ruhr is
economically paralyzed by the occu
pation.
No hint I* given ut the finance min
istry nn to the ultimata figures Ger
many would indicate an possible of
fulfillment, although it in observed
that thc offer of 30,1)00,000,000 gold
mnrks provided for In her rejected
January proposals, could not In- re
newed.
The total of 132,000,000,(8)0 murks
specified in the I<ondon schedule is
no longer viewed with eVen a semb
lance of seriousness in German quar
ters.
Sanford Will• ifHave
Keenan Murder
;Takes New Turn; . New City Directory
Says Polk & Co
Police Have Clue
IJOSTON: I I, clear. 3 Florida ar
rived, (5 cars on track unbroken nnd 3
cnr* broken. Supplies moderate, de
mand slow. No early 'sale* reported
on Monday. No carlot sales reported.
PITTSDURGIIi 1C, cloudy, 3 Flur
idn arrived, -II curs on track including
bioken. Opening Tuesday: Supplies
lilera!, demand and movement slow,
market steady. Florida, 10 inch
i rates few early sale* Golden Seifhtnnching and New French Strain
3-0 d o t stalks $2.00 *2.25; 7-10 doz.
stalkk $1.5U-f2.00.
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DETROIT: 18, cloudy. No carlot
arrivals. 22 cars oil track including
broken.
Supplies liberal, demand
light, movement slow, market slight
ly stronger. Floridp, 10 inch crates
Golden 'Self-ltlanehing nnd New
French Strain -DC doz. stalks $2.50$:!.(M); washed nnd precooled $3.00CHICAGO: 27, cloudy. 3 Califor
nia, 12 Florida arrived, 43 enrs on
track including broken. Supplies lib
eral, demand and movement moderate,
market stendy.
Florida, 10 Inch
crate* Golden Self-blanching -1*0 doz.
stalk* $2.75-$3.00, average $2.75; 8
doz. stnlks $2.00-$2.25; 2!4-3 doz.
stalks, $3.25-$:i.50.
AND ONE THAT IS IIHFITTINf
THE CAPITAL OF T1IE
STATE
I nr The Asiselatfd Press)
TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 20.—Rnilrpnd commission today heard argu
ments from local citizens th at that
city be given depot “befitting fhe
capital of tho state" while the hear
ing was conducted on petitions calling
for “improved’ depot facilities.” tho
arguments reflected considerable am
bition on the part of some speaker*
ranging from here improved accom
modation to regular union depot.
S. M. Schwartz Here;;
Sees Many Changes
In Sanford in Year
LEADER OF INDEPENDENT
LABOR PARTY PUTS MO
TION TO HOUSE
Controlled hy Capitalists an Fall
ure and Wahls Laws for Pub
lic Ownership to Result
( f i r T I i . A a i . e l . l r 4 P rr a a t
LONDON, March 20.—Socialism
thre wdown the gauntlet to capitalis inin the house of commons tonight
when Philip Snowden, one of thc
lenders of the Independent Labor par
ty put n motion denouncing “capital
ist system” ns a failure nnd propos
ing legislation be directed towards Us
gradual supcrce-sion "by industrial
w in ! order based upon public owner
ship ami democratic control of in
struments* of production nnd distri
bution." It will be the fir*t time In his
tory that Socialism hnn launched in
the llritiih parliament n direct formal
challenge of the existing order of
things.
S. M. Schwartz Is in the city for Passing Sentences
a few days’ visit and i* a guest nt the
Like a Lottery—In
Valdos- while he is looking after his
property interests here nnd mingling
equality of Penalties
with his many friend*. Mr. Schwartz
resided on Golden laiko for many
( I l f T h r A »* »c ia l* < l P rv o a )
years hut for the pnst three or four
TALLAHASSEE, March 20.—“ Afyears bn* been in Chicago’where he ter one becomes familiar with tho in
ownn apartment bouso interests and equality of penalties, he is forced to
in Tixas where lie is Interested in oil (he conclusion that the passing of sen
fields, llu .knows us much about San tences for crime is a good deni of a
ford in nny one hero Ami dates his lottery," declares the biennial report
knowledge back as far ns twenty-five of the prison division of the depart
or thirty years ago ns he was one of ment of agriculture submitted by Com
the pioneer residents here.
Mr. missioner W. A. McRae.
Schwartz raid today that he saw n
“ Penalties for the same crime vary
remarkable growth in Snnford and
lie was pleased to see the home people greatly in the different states," the
taking such an interest in building up report continues. “ For exnniple, in
this city and that it was bound to in Florida the bigamist is given a limit
terest outside capital to Snnford in of five years* while in Georgia he gets
the next twelve months, lie owns a ten. For assault with intent to kill,
magnificent suburban property on the Florida law provides an extreme
penalty of twenty years, while Geor
Gulden Lake whero ho formerly resid
ed nnd his heari is with Snnford nnd gia decrees ten years as the limit.
he ha* done much toward bopsting' Four states provido thc limit of death
this city for many years among liin- for first degree burglary, while one
friend* In the north where’ he -pends state puts seven years as tho limit.
Eight states provide death penalties
all of his summers.
for firrit degree arson, while two states
give u range of from one to 10 years
Ft. Pierce Entertains^- . in prison. Strikingly arbitrary dif
the Presidential Party ferences will be found in the various
for all kinds of crime. Alto
Today at Golf Club state*
gether, thc degree* of crime and tho
penalties provided seem liko guess
Were All Ready for Him Last Meek work, when comparisons arc made,
Hut He Could Not Stop
nnd when the rango of a sentence is
from one to 20 years it gives a court
I H z T h r A a n n e la trd I'r e a O
n«good
deal of latitude.”
FORT PIERCE, Mnrch 20.—^ I s
thriving title city in the St. Lucie
grapefruit district, is all a flutter to PHARMACEUTICAL CONVENTION
day in expectation of entertaining
IN ALTAMONTE THIS WEEK
President Harding nnd hla vacation
party. The presidential purty passed
One hundred nnd fifty delcgato* to
hy Fort Pierce on tho cruise down the the Pharmaceutical Association arc
Indian river ten days ago nnd there attending n big meeting a t Altamonte
was great disappointment for elabor this week. They nrc all making tho
ate plans had been mndo for the en Hotel Altamonte hepdquorter*.
tertainment of tho president and tho
roursc of the golf club had been gone
over with cprry comb. Pinna for the Fire at Key West in
nresldcnt today, however, call for a
Cigar Factory Catch
es Many Dwellings
Public Reception
and Ball Given
to Mrs. Hardee
( H z T h r A s s o cia te d P re s s )
( H z T h r A s s o c ia te d P re s s )
KEY WEST, March 20.—A fire
starting in a building occupied as a
branch of tho Cortez Cigar Co., ra g
ed several hour* and .destroyed 35
dwelling* before being brought under
ror*rol this morning. Tho origin of
the fire is unknown. Tho Army and
Navy departments were called on for
assistance in fighting the flames.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Mnrch 20.—A
public reception and ball will be giv
en the governor and Mr*. Hardee at
Alcazar Cnsino Friday ovenlng by St.
Augustine hoard of trade. The gov
ernor’s party will spend tho week end
here, coming informally to meet H ar DIES AFTER LIVING 11 HOURS
ding.
WITH IIULLET IN DRAIN
Sanford has issued many city di
THOUGHT GIKL WAS MURDERED
FOR REFUSING I1LACKMA1I.
rectories In the years gone by nnd
PLOT
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Polk & Co., have issued them a t a
lo*a
upon some occasions but always
( D r T h s A ss o c ia te d P re s s )
NEW YORK, Mnrch 20.—Dorothy with the Idea that n* the city grew
Keennn murder case took n Shnrp the business of the directory would
turn today when the police began the grow and W. IV Reeve is in the city
Thc orange groves arc nil in bloom
investigation of n tip that thc girl now doing the preliml^rry work for
nt
Arcadia nnd experienced growers
the
new
1923
directory
th
at
will
give
had been slain after sho refused to
aurvoyn and publish charts of Lako
cooperate in a plot to blackmail the our city thc now census. Sanford has say it is. nn unusuallv_l>cavy bloom.
Okeechobee. He hag Just been advis
With
conditions
favoMble^tfco
bloom
mysterious Mr. Marshall, her elderly grown ao rapidly In tho past two
ed by E. Lester Jones, Director of the
promises
a
20
per
coit
Increase
over
and wealthy admirer. A score of de years that tI\o new d ire c to r/ Is IndiaCoast nnd Geodetic Survey, that thc
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The
few
the
crop
of
the
present
year.
pcnsiblc.
to
the
business
interests
and
tectives were dispatched to check up
confidential information rccoived by thc new book will be looked forward ivocado trees in town are also ^ in work is to begin at the earliest pos
thc police to the effect that despite tho to with much anticipation as to thc doom. About tbe heaviest bloom ever sible moment and expedited until it la
cen on nn avocado tree U on tho 9- completed. I-akc Okeechobee contains
fact that Marshall waa reported to number of now inhabitants.
year-old needling of L. L. Morgan. The 900 square miles and tho Director
have exorcised discretion In his a f
Dally Herald on sale a t Joe’s Smoko tree has a spread of about fifty feet states, that )t will taku two seasons,
fair)} of heart, Miss Keenan had in her
possession v packa'go of letters from I Inure, Mobley’s Drtrg Store and I and tho whole imemnso surface is I possibly threo, to properly complete
*thc survey.
Hunt's rharmney,
tf | white with blossoms.
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ST. PKTERSRURG, Mnrch 2 0 .-A fter living II hours wit ha self-inflict
ed bullet wound in hi« brain, Captain
Louis Ropp, 58, prominent winter res
ident from Revere Dench, died s t a
local hospital last night. Desponden
cy brought about by the death of his
son, four years ago, was said to have
been tho cause of hla suicide. Tho
bullet pnssibd entirely through his
head, piercing tho brain, lto lived from
ddock Sunday morning until 9:30
day night.
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19,1923
PAGE SIX
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M r s , FRED DAIGKR, B o d itj Editor
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I t ?aa k i t * l i r ( r i l M k » U I I I » w m
- 4 1 ywm •»* *•!*<■ < « / t t k r r * » f *■•«<*»*
Mr. and Mrs. Cole of Gainesville
arid Dr. ntul Wra.
of* Chlca#)',
111., fricmbi of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hull
&r« spending lomc time here a t the
Valdez. .
Builders, It Is Said, Ar* Belrtfl Be
sieged by Householder* Asking
\
for Old Lumber.
Mrs. Laura Bradley of Washington,
Householder* In all parts of New
NEW YO RK ER S BURNING WOOD
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“Trifling Women” at
The Princess Today
and Tomorrow
“Trtfling Women," the latest
Rex
k*Mti or It t m i r * •atvrtal
here this
Fine weather today, yesterday and York, according to the observation* of ; Ingraham prodhcllon for Metro .will
D* C''
°*pccle<1 to arrive
nr
a aaatal rara ta (kit ir p ir t
pullccincn, nro collecting a great deal be the feature a t tho I’lincess today
laaa. ‘f t >*3” afternoon and will be tho guest of tomorrow.
•etaDa. ar IrltpkaM Ifca li*
•a r t 'K l t a n r ta U ir i
m
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Mrs. W. M. Scott a t her home on Oak
avc., for ten days. Mrs. Bradley is a
SOCIAL CALENDAR
prominent olub woman of W ashing
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Monday—St. Agnoi Guild will meet ton. ,
,
..a t the hymo of Mr*. Wm. lidding
DAUGHTERS OF WKSLKV ,
on the West Side a t 3:30 p. mi.
The social meeting of the Daughters
Monday—I*(po Organ club meets at
. thH homo)df Mtb.f Craig Harris, ^of of Wesloy will Ik- held Tursdny even
ing a t
at the, residence of Mrs.
W ^tt p iret Mrqo^ a t 3:30 p,fl>.
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Monday—Mfa'. G{ | v I.oUcko will cn11os tease .i, Mrs. Aldim- MeMichael,
ti-rtaln fhrOe table a of bridge At her
home on Magnolia ave.; a 3 o'clock.1
McMullen,. M is. A»rt Lee,
MiJfl proma Owen and Mm. K. A.
Tuesday—Daughters of Wesley So Douglass.,
cial meeting f t the itome of Mrs.
iT
J. C. Deen op Park Ave., at 7:30
KARL LEHMAN
p. m.
Wednesday—W elfare Department of h
Woman's G u b ift 3 p. m.,
'' WOMAN’S ' CLUB
1 - r 1" .
Im Allen( of Oviedo spent the day
To Talk to the Welfare Department
here Saturday trim un-ting business.
i on (Highway Beautification and
jf Li.
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Flower Show
Mrs. Frances Phillips of Quincy,
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Karl I-ehinnn, secretary’ of the Or
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ange Couiity Chamber of Commerce
S. S. Dnumcl left today for Tnmpn and one of the most prominent men
where he goes to attend tho Scottish in this section, will nddreas the WclRites ceremonials.
( fare Department of tho Woman's Club
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mr,
Wm. Burford of Cincinnati was am- Lehman knows his subject well and
ong the business visitors arriving here h cwlll speak on llighwny Bonutiflcalion and n state Flower Show thut will
yesterday.
'be held in Orinndo in April. As SimJam es H. Ott of Hambcrg, N. Y., ir.nle county is vitally interested in
Is nmong the tourists arriving In Han highways beautification just now the
coming of Mr. Lchmnn will be looked
ford yesterday.
forward to with much interest by cvcryonc. The public is cordially invitThus. J. Ilickmnn of Asheville, N.
c dto be present Wednesday a fte r
C., is spending a short time here in
noon at the Womnn’s club to hear Mr.
route to other points in the state.
Lehman.
J. O. Huston ami Mrs. Jennie Hus
*ton of Fairmont, W. Va. who arc tour
ing the stnte, arrived hero yesterday
for a shorl-iluy.
Get Together M eeting
1.0 . 0 . F. and Rebek*
alls Tonight in Hall
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Mrs. A. A. Sprague of East Orange
Slrawlieirieii and cake will Ik* the
J., WPre among the, arrivals here menu served tonight at n get-togeth
yesterday and will spend several days er meeting of Die Odd Fellows and
here.
lU-hakalis of Sanford and Seminole
Lodges, nt their hnli in the Miller
J. E. Petty of Gilmnnln, S. C., was building.
among the arrivals here yesterday and
All visiting Odd Fellows and their
is making his headquarter* at the wives me cordiully invited to be with
Montezuma.
us.
Come out for a good time as that
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.M r. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fcrriss of is exactly wlmt we intend to show
Utica, N. Y., arrived In Sanford yes you. Wc won't keep you late, but you
terday for a short stay and are stop will enjoy yourselves so thoroughly
ping a t tho Montezuma.
that you will forget nil about the
time.
Secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miller And fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. linker mo Herrirf Riot Trial
tored to IiCeiburg yesterday where
Will Resume Today
they went to visit their grandmother.
It mny be bliziarding in the north
but we arc golfing in Florida.
Many fine yachts arc being brought
to Sanford now and when the boat ba
sin is finished the lake front will look
like it did thirty yearn ago ns far
ns shipping in concerned.
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C. W. McCurrcn, agdnt for the
Johnny Jones Exposition shows is In
tho city today making arrangements
for the big shows to 1m- in Sanford
the week of the 20th of April. Watch
.for future announcements.
George Keller, representing the
Mergcnthaiur Linotype Co., with his
headquarters In Orlando, was in the
city today on a trip from the east
coast. Mr. Keller is well known in
Hanford and his many friends are a l
ways glad to sec him.
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Mr. and Mq . George Kingsley of
Altamonte were among the promi
nent visitors to the city today and re
port everything in that beautiful re
sort ns booming with nil hotels filled
nnd cottages filled ami much Improve
ment going on everywhere.
Among those from Snnford attend
ing the funeral of E. L. Forran a t
Eustis yesterday afternoon were Mr.
nnd Mrs. George DeCottes, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Mr. nnd Mrs.
R. A. Newman,’Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. C.
Hill nnd Dr, nnd Mrs. E. 1). Brownlee.
J. E. Crenshaw has taken some of
his ill-gotten gains and purchased n
half interest in the repair depart
ment of the Sanford-Iluick company.
This is tho tall, skinny guy thnt work
ed for tho Williams Garage for so
long u time nnd made so many friends
l»y the excellence of his work. He ir.
raring to do your ndto repair work at
Ilia new location and declares he will
do the woik to your entire satisfac
tion—ami you might ns well get "gipped" there ns anywhere else—so give
him a trial, anyway.
CARD OF THANKS
Dear Rob:
Permit us to convey to yourself nnd
Mrs. Holly, nnd through the columns
of your paper to other denr Sanford
friends, our profound appreciation of
tho tender sympathy, nnd beautiful j
tokens of friendship so manifest ins
the hour of our recent great-loss uiifl
or firewood this fall. This I* taken to
Indicate that many of them nrc antlrlpntlng u coni shortage during Hie
coming winter.
• In backyard section** everywhere It
Is a common night to see the main
members of tho family busily engaged
In splitting thi.-inK and lumber Into
kindling wood. Tills firewood. n» a
householder expressed It, I* not In
tended to supplant roiil, hut lo help
buvo It.
"At thl* flmo Inst year." n builder
said, “I used to give wood away occuhlonallv when I was U-arlng down or
repairing old building*, l inn) t»j
hung out a sign reading. ‘Wood given
away free for the asking.' M)' only
stipulation wn* that person* applying
for It ahofild cart It away for them
selves. It may surprise you when I
tell you Hint my \v<km1 often .went beg
ging. It l» quite different this year.
I do not hnve to hang out a sign;
every dny I nm besieged by men,
women nnd children solUllIng old lum
ber for firewood. There nro so many
of these applicant* that I have to turn
most of iliem awtyr.
“I nm sure that this demnnd for fire
wood mean* Hint much more wood I*
going to bo burned In fires Ibis winter
than In Hio punt.”
PUTTING IT UP TO TINSMITH
Mr. FIJJIt W anU to Know Why Stove
pipe la Always Adjusted to
Such Small Dimensions.
and totnorrow. It is an extraordinary
photoplay, tolling a drnmutic story
with nil the Ingram attention to detail.*wmniknbly well acted, benutifully set, nnd photographed with ta r e
skill.
he parks him off to war. He .imxt
must Hd Zatcda of the presence of ihtf
wcgjthy Marquis Ferroni, but lu the
attem pt to poison him, he himself
meets denth. Zarcda marries vho
Marquis for his money; and whoa
Ivan returns, their interrupted n f fa ir »
in resumed. The husband is se rio js-i
ly wounded in an encounter with Ivan,
nnd the lovers rejoice thaPhc hns been
put out of the way. But he strangely
comes backfills being revitnllzod by
the desiro for revenge. His wife nnd
her lover meet death jn a room In the
Seorccr's Tower, nnd, having accom
plished his aim, th e ’-MarquU, too, ex
pires.
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Nothing th at Mr. Ingram liar done
before can approach Lit dramntic
thrill the smhshinq terrific cbinilx.
The ntmosphdre which has been injectcu into the room is grewsomc and
uwe-inspiring, n fitting background
for the vivid action which taket plncc
Rex tngrnm's outstanding
Masterpiece
“TRIFLING
WOMEN”
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with Barbara La Marr, Ka.
mon Navarro. Lewis Stone
Being the tulkof Zaremla, the
Sorceress, ond of three men
who lovod her in vain. She
played thenv as you would
pawns in a ^chess game, but
In the photoplay, which, by the way
WM written and ndnptod.by Mr. In
gram himself, arc seen the’ various
factors which have contributed to tho
tmlquo position which this gifted di
rector holds in the motion picture
------ W E D N E S D A Y___ World. Since his epochal production
of “The Four Horsemen of th» Apo
Normu Talmadgc in
calypse," he hns made photoplays
“ I-OVE'S REDEMITION"
which hnve all borne the stamp of his
Comedy, too
.
genius. In the opinion of many who
hnve seen “Trifling Women" It sur
passes anything by has hitherto ac
complished.
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TONE U!» THE KIDNEYS
Four of tho players who helped to
’ "Symptoms of Kidney trouble are
moke "The Prisoner of Zendn" the
i »1I gone. W ater is clear and doez not
{notable success thut it was, are seen
burn. Foley Kidney Pills tertainly do
in this new photodramu. They nrc
tho work," writes W. J. Grady, New
Lewis Stouo, a wealthy Marquis who
Orlcnna, Louisiana. Backache, rheumarries a notorious siren, Zuroda
! mntic pains, tired fooling, are synip(played by Barbara I-n M arr); Ram
' terns of distressed khlncys.
Foioy
N»
on Novarro, tho dashing Rupert of
20
Head
of
Fresh
Milch
Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys nnd
ifentzau, of "Zemin,” now a hnndquickly relieve kidney and bladder
".... Refuso
”
somc young soldier in live with Zn- Cows at Brady’s Stable trouble.
substitutes.
Insist
rods, and Edw’ard Connelly, tho ste r for a few days only.
upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.—Adv
ling uctor who is Seen as Ivan’s fath
er, the Baron do Maupih, nlso enamor
ed of Znrcda. I omeroy Cannon, tho ■ H D aH in B H X H B B B iN innas[.-X E B B B U x3B iaaaaB saB aiiB D iuixiosii 1
For Healthy Gums, use
old Mudnringa of "The Four llorsemcn," is seen in another role, nnd othora are llughie Muck, Gene Pouyot,
John George and Jesse Weldon. A re
2.7c and 50c Sizes
markable bit of acting is furnished by KI.ENZO DENTAL CREAM. 2 sizes .......i1....4...
... 23c and 50c
Joe Mnrtin, the intelligent ape.
Mr. Ingram's dramatic Htory deals
with tho fatnl power of the beautiful
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Znredn, for whose favor men conspire j
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency
/
Itexnil
Store
against each other. An aged Baron |
Sanford, Florida
PHONE
325
loves the siren, and when he discovers j
that his soil Ivan is charmed by her, B S K in ia u g jn E r.rB B U R B r.B n s i'ra iB B B n s s iis a B a x B rB B iB iiu z B iB i
One of tho unsolved mysteries of
everyday life I* why 11 stovepipe man
will nlwuys mnko n stovepipe too
small. Give him Hie old pipe ns n
pattern nml he will send n new piece
thnt can't he put on even with n shoe
horn, remarks a New York Sun writer.
FIJJIt hud n bnndnge around hi*
finger when ho got to the office the
other morning nnd explained Hint no
had vainly tried to adjust a piece of
stovepipe Hint was too small.
"If It had been nn Inch too large
It would have been all right,” lie wild,
"for It rested on the -love and could H B D R H aauH BaaauanrH D iinM anax
not come off. Hat that tinsmith be
Mias Celia Salomon
lieved lu a snug fit. und lie imidc tin1
.
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|d|M- so small that I had to send It
hack after working «lih It for half
PIANO RECITAL
nn Hour nnd cutting my finger."
Presented by
Two other men In the olllre snld
they hail similar experiences the Inst
ECLECTIC MUSIC CLUB
wi*ek anil no one could offer an ex
Memorial High School
planation of the thu*nf*iw of the
stovepipe.
Auditorium
KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC
TRY OUR SANFORD MAID JiRKAl)
A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal.
A good nose would be tickled in oirr frngrnnt .Sanitary Rake Shop,
inhaling the odors of nil our appetizing, wholesome goodicia
ROUTH BAKERY
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MARCH 2OTII, 8:15 I*. M. ,
Remarkable Family.
N ext to Princess Theatre
Marcus Aurelius has Jast celehrnlcd Admission
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his eighty-second hlrlhdny and the I I R B B B U B B B B ’I S B B B S B B B B B B B B B
seventy-third year o f hli’ iiniiiTito eiireer as fisherman «*n iJike lluron. .Ml
H lin a H M U U U H B H E 3 !1 IIB S a iE U tia U U B B S IJB rU lls r.R S N R S R N B n B n n U B S B !!B IIB IU g G U a B B B K R n B B B B B S C B IIB B Il
nf the brother* and shder* of March* itwbaitBaautiHnuunuBBaaunaaaaaaRUHuauEaBaaBaaMiiEaaaaBaHMaauaaMu
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hnyn not survived |o Join In Hm cele a n
sorrow.
is
bration, hut If they hnil all been l!u*re
Sincerely,
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Stores
in
Georgia----------------------------------------1
Store
in
Florida
Hie list of Hioso present would InI H r T h P A i « n r l n f r d l #*eiNi|
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D. L. THRASHER nnd WIFE. elu\lo Julius Fncsnr UltHicock, Benja
Mr. and Mrr.. Birch and daughter
MARION, 111., March 10.—The Her
min Franklin HllehrAtk, CypeTms Den
<)f Atlanta are spending some time rin riot trial in scheduled to be resum
mark Hllchcm-k. Thebdoro Wellington
here and are pleasantly located at the ed thin afternoon after a delay of ten Former Judffc
llltrhcoek. Kuphemln Ophelia llltrliMontezuma.
rock. Drodemn Rosetta Illtelicork, Mi*days due to the illness of the wife
Parkliurst
Appointed
*a
llssn llllehcock. .lames Alexander a u
and daughter of Nathan Dames, one
.^Jfrs. Henry Ball and little daugh of the jurniH.
llltrhcoek,
Apolhi*
Napoleon
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state’s Attorney
Phone 127
Sanford’s New Store
ter l-ouise of Gainesville are the
i*ock nnd Samuel, Lake nileheock. 1nn
Defendants on tiial are Phillip E.
■a
"Old Marc." ns lie I* familiarly n ib
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hall at Fotitnii.etli, Otis Clarke, Bert Grave,
I l l y Tin- A « < o r l « l * 4 1’ rcBaJ
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termed by those who choose lo Ignore S B
TALLAHASSEE,
March
11).—Gov
her home on Park Avenue.
Hugh Willis, Oscar Howard and Jim
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his share In Hie'family roll of fame,
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Brown, n negro, who are being tried ernor Hardee has assigned former hns never missed a season on Hie lake a n
A Mr*.,Adele U tte, of Munschenrt, 111., on n conspiracy charge for the mur J edge Pnrkhlll of Tnmpn to act as
since he wn* nine years old; has aa
who ban l»«en spending the past two der of Antonio Muleavich, who was stale attorney for the spring term saved 1-1 people from drowning; was ■■
weeks at Daytor.a Bench, returned to killed during the Herrin mnssnerc of the Clay county circuit court in the n champion figure skater, nnd stole* aa
no
Hanford yesterday to spend the re June 22, 1022.
place of Frank Wldoman of Jnckson- Hint he will lie on the Ice again tlil*» BIZ
aa
mainder of the winter season here.
aa
It is believed the slate probably will i vilfu who, it is understood, must ut- winter.
an
ua
take the greater part of next week in | tend military trniniug camp.
aa
Damage by Floods In nengn'.
Mr. ami Mss. W. D. MeCausland I finishing up and the defense will pro
KB
The
flood*
In
north
Itengal
have
nfno
who have been the guests of the lat bable rut •.t •»rt until next Monday.
Thank Goodness
fooled 1..VXI Hi|igne miles nnd l.."SKI.- na
ter's sister, Mrs. C. K. Henry, left
nn
people. The l o s s of life appear* B B
That’s Settled Now tsx)
yesterday for their home in l’hiladel- j
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" g « ii i s s i u L 'r r g s ^ n — i w x w n n i n t n s n i n w a c i
to ho rein lively small hut many enlth* aa
Attorney
General
nu
phjn. Mr. nnd Mrs. MeCausland were'
hnve perished, crops have hii'ii de S B
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extensively entertained during their
Buford Has Real
stroyed ns well ns tunny villages. 2S
NEW
YORK,
March
11).—Lorn*
stay hero nnd tire delighted with San
of hnlf-stnrved persons' B P
Job Ahead of Him Ambler, an Australian nctress, is nam Thousands
ford and expect to return here for
linvo tukon refuge on rnllwn.v ftnlmnk- D ll
ed us corespondent in the divorce ments nnd other high ground nnd nn* SS
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a more extended visit.
I n y 1 fc«* . ( u o * l n « - 4 P re s s )
suit which Geraldine F arrar is press being mnlntnlncd hy relief fumls nnd a a
TALLAHASSEE, March It).—A t
a
ing against her actor husband, Ixni government grants. The flood* Imve a
aa
Dr. and Mrs. S, Puleston, Mr. and torney General Buford has made it
a
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» begun to subside, hut an immense, nren a a
a
Mrs. F. I* Woodruff, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. known thnt he would seek to have the Tollegun, .
»
Is stilt Inundated. An outbreak of a a
• = * f v#e
II C. Dullose, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mr. next legislature enact the “five year
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disease, especially of rholern, I* aa
FOR
SALE—
Dodge
touring
car.
Run
nnd Mr^. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Stellu back tux*’ law ns relnting to railway,
-1,700 miles. Front and rear bump feared ns the water* nhnte. owing to aa.
Arrington, Mrs. T. M. Puleston, Mr. felrgrap hand telephone assessments.
putrefncthln of enren*at*s of cnltlc.
and Mrs. II. K. Slovens, nnd family, Judge Buford explained this would ers, Gabriel snubbers. Motor meter,
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, Miss give the state authority to go back excellent condition. E. G. Stout, Ben
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,
Ijouisc* Thrasher, Mrs Augusta F.ig- five years in collecting taxes on this son Springs Inn., Enterprise, Fla.
The Woman took h^r small visiting
■I0l-3tp niece to cliunti with her. The city
enmnnn, Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly, nnd class of property when procedure un
service was .much morerltualDtlr
Mr. and Mrs. George Speer were am der which assessments had previously
Hutu that.of the vlllnpe church w hlrl^aa
ong thoXo from Sanford attending the liL-en made had been held invalid by
NOTICE!
the IIHIe girl had I-eon In the lmlili, J J
funeral of E. L. K enan a t Eustis yes the courts and subsequently valid pro
of ntti-ndhig. Inn
ilioWoman an- a n
cedure wuh hit upon.
terday afternoon.
Nutiro is ltcroby given thuL n bill | dim sod to notice Hull she seemed
will he introduced ut tho 1023 session very Inleresteil nml very dcvopl.
of tho Florida legislature to prohibit
AHe.* chtirch, on the way home, thr
itia a i
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seining in the lakes, rivers, cnnnls Woman nsl;rd:
Truly th6 car o f the American family because S nnd stream s of Seinittolo county, also "And did you like the st-rvlre
regulate the catch and means cm- denrl"
it te a sbttrce o f saving, not of expense—be- jj to
"Oh, yes. nnnlle, It wn* very Interjiloycif, nnd olio, provide penalty for
esllag." Hie liitle girl answered po
cause it continues to be dependable' no mat- 5 its violation.
Sanford Chamber of Commerce, llicly. " ‘Courwe I was soil of eon
ter
hpw longj-fits
life
or how many
nt flfsl, hut I Just wilt died you
a- nr r —
-f t-- a
- 1-in
. •_ one home,
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, _ " * Seminole County Fish Si Game fused
nnd
every
time you lame-ducked I did
other homes it enters, after the first ow
21)1-11*0
Protective Association.
tool"—Chicago Joiirnul,
bought another Hupmobile. •
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An Enduring Heel.
N ov nnd Reduced IM ccb
llavvaiian.inuMc freo concerts evor’y
Aluminum heels for Isud* nnd shoes
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E ffective January Firnl
Wednesday mid Saturday night. We lire the Invention of u ih-slgner ol
J h:.vo moved. Look for our new stu Norlhnmidon. Hie center of England'*
dio on Pur kavetiue, just in front nf In-Hi mid slim-inakliig Industry. It l>
Open Dny nnd Night
1-allies
tho Somiliolo Hotel. Free to nil, come. colored lo luati-Ji the shoe. To thr
Saturday und Wednosday night at H base of the heel Is screwed a piece
of leather, which, when worn out. ran
303-atp he repluued at a cost not excecdlug 12
o'clock.
‘cent* n pair. The heel Itself will uot
Sanford, Fla.. Corner Second Street and Snnford Avenue
TRAINED NURSE having g lib ’ wear down, evj*n when HieJeuHit-r tint
Divtiibulora Seminole and I^tUe Counties
.
camp in North Carolina mountains, disappeared.
would meet parents interested by npof the Largest,ntiji Most Up-to-dutc Drlvc-in Filling
pointmont next xvcok. Rates modcr‘
Part o f the state
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All rights of re-putdlcntlori of ancclal
dlrtiAlchea herein are ntno reserved.
Fo,.l*n Advfttiiinu llrpt'milaliira
TttSAMERtCAN I’ll l~3SASSOCIATION
The weather man wns right—it is
cold.
But so much finer th an any weather
in the north thnt our visitors will ta r
ry n while longer.
We note by the JackBonville Jo u r
nal that n three million dollar bond
issue is up for discussion in Duval
county. The big counties ns well us
the smaller ones nre always bonding
to keep up with the m arch of improve
ments.
•The St. Petersburg Time* is out
with an ordinary edition of 81 page*
—that is we mean they arc not m ak
ing fuss and feathers over this amount
of newspaper—and it is not any spe
cial edition. But if shows more thnn
anything el#e that St. Petersburg is
SOME CITY.
We want to congratulate l-ako
county in getting busy in “No Man’s
I-and” between Sorrento and Ml. Dora
where there lias always been n rotten
piece of road that did not »eem to be
long to filher Mt. Dora or Lake coun
ty, and where the trail road kept folks
from coming south via Sanford for
many years. Just now the road is
plowed up and left in deep sand, but
wo understand it will In* hard surfaced
soon. Heaven, lie praised,
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£! tfo doubt the county roml gnng i*
'moving as fast as possible on the rock
shoulder* on the Sanford Orhintlh road
but we would urj^e the county enmrnlssionera
to have this work finishI*
—•
t*d ns soon ns possible. This road iIx’ing used more just now thnn it will
be later and the condition of the sides
nt present is something fierce. Our
consolation, however, will be when it
, Is all finished nnd asphalt laid over
it n!i making a fine sixteen foot road
nil the way to the Orange couniy line.
But for giwxlness sake, Mr. ('onunisJjianenr, urge the toad gang to make
haste.
—
-o-------m o r e p e o p l e t o .s h o w
It- seems that the movie picture
people and the “legit*" are bmind to
be in the limelight. We thought that
l-ou Tcllegcn nnd Gerry F arrar would
wattle their nffainr out of eaurl but
the latest d<M|*ntche* nay that they
will be "hared" in court at the trial
and all of L ai’s love affairs will l*e
brought in for the delectation of the
one# who love to read such stuff. It
■cent# that Will Hayes was unable to
move the movie people into belter hitbit*. They still thrive on sensation
and we, the public, assist them in
this idea, by patronising them.
---------- -o---------- ,ORLANDO YESTERDAY AND TO
DAY
hours in in this stnte ngain failed to tank® re lars. Liquidation concerning u XtI
board much cheaper than we can ship favors, and friends conspire against ntid dclnyryl from 12 to
other
places,
would
bo.
returned
to turns f6r their equipment in stor from the "stores” assessed for 1922
to the same points by mil. The cost of each obter for hcRlovc. An Illicit nfage, around which a dispute for 1022 is to be instituted soon In the ordlnarC
normal
room
rail transportation hns Wen on the fair between the woman and her
course of events. There existed nn »„
T am* deaths caused by the cold W ere taxes has-not been settled.
steady increase during the .past ten young suitor is brought to a terrible
The assessment board devoted q pression in official-circles, however |
years and there Ib no assurance but end when her husband discovers them reported at Hock font, III., one at Chirngo.
Report#
from
Baxter,
Colo.,
mooting and afternoon session to that the m atter would not be taken j
thnt it will climb even higher. Hall in the embrace of each other. They
also
tid'd
of
lhr
finding
of
the
bodies
hearing the carriers representatives to the courts.and that the five chriiway transportation facilities nre do- nre imprisoned in the Sorcerer’s Tow
of
threo
children
who
had
been
frozen
an dthen took their returns under ad era would finally come over to the I
ing anything but keeping pace with er, a Weird room to which they have
to
death.
visement with the explanation that state’s official view.
the increased production the past few been led. It is here, tot*, that the
Duning-e to crops was expected to accompanied them, hoping to make
years and the ratio of so-called "bale- wronged husband meet* his end, when
TWO AVIATORS BURNED
nnco" is constantly growing out of the desire for revenge has been sat- run into the millions, it being esti its 1923 assessment before the end of
the
week.
The
five
principal
carriers-—
mated
th
a
t
the
Oklahoma
peach
crop
proportion, due to the ever increasing infill,
KL PASO, Tex., Mch. 19.—Jay c
area of production both in citrus and
Players seen in earlier Ingram pho- alona wan damaged to the extent of The Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard,
tepbiys
have the leading roles in myre than two million dollar*.
r ^ . s L^Uoa.nt,^.Soulh o r n a ml, U u is villc Richenbnch, 20, and Kenneth Brown
truck Innds throughout this section. It
Some livestock was froren to doatlj am! NaahvlllCr-Alw rtill of the opin 28, reserve officers of the* United
appears quite obvious to even the lay j "Trifling Women.” Lewis Stone, Barmind thnt within a short period Ccn- , |,nra j n Mnrr, Itumon Novarro and a t Council Bluffs, Iowa, when a train ion it was made known, thnt thcii States Army Air services, were burn
trol Florida will be practically *tul-j £dwhrd Connelly, all in “The Prisan- w as stalled during a blizzard thcro equipment in storage is taxi'd undo) ed to death nt Fort Bliss yesterday
the head of rolling stock. The sU tc afternoon when their DcHavihmd
tlflcd as respects the egress of its t>r nf Zmida," have important part* yesterday.
it was officially stated, plans to go plane in which they were'making 1
products to tha consuming centers. in this |dcture. Others nre Pomeroy
ahead and assess this class of prop practice flight crashed to the groun
This will not only discourage the fu Cannon,’ lfughie Mack and Gene IR . R. Property Tax
erty, valued a t close to a million dol in full View of hundreds of spcctato
ture development of Central Florida Pouyet.
orsJ
Returns
Problem
but will* work a pecuniary .hardship
"Trifling Women" who photogrnphupon the northern consumer for not ml by John F. Seitz. The production
Before the Board
withstanding the importation of for manager was K tarrctt Ford.
eign productB the supply therefrom
Today and tonight will be your last
TALLAHASSEE, March 29— Rail
must have a limit nnd no one section chance to see this woiiderplay.
way property returns for the year
can entirely supply the world mark
1923, were presented nnd argued l*y
ets.
approxim ately a score of reprenen- 1
With no prospects of railway Ironstatives of the carriers before the j
Prudent people are getting their portntion facilities becoming so aug
railway assessment board yesterday.
1023 building .plans under way now. mented as to give relief to the situ
The five principal road* operating
All advices from the north, indicate ation the success of the Florida Water
jL
that next spring nnd summer will see Traffic league is of as vital import
If you will take the trouble to arrange
a tremendous effort made to cateh ance to this section of the stnte ns
your expenses according to a definite
up with building needs there. The veins.arc to the proper functioning uf
•u'lituhikn so thnt the amount you spend is
winter has Ix’cn a prosperous ope in the human body. The heart, as the
WILL SUCCEED COLD SNAP TOmost cities. Money is a ’ little easier. source of supply to the vitality of the
less thnn Ihe sunt you earn.
DAY AND ALL IS
When the boom develops the northern body, entirtot perform its duty without
A thrift account maintained with the
- WELL
demand will dominate the markcj for tlie arteries to carry the vitalizing
fluids
to
the
points
of
demand.
Central
building supplies and Tor the services
PEOPLES’ HANK c f Hanford, is the
O ty T lt e A « » o rla (r< l P i r n s t
of building craftsmen. If the antici Florida cannot develop without the
moat
convenient and profitable way of
CHICAGO, March 20. — Marked
pated
shortage develops, Florida, propagation of. its resources and if the
taking care of your weekly or monthly
moderation in tem perature with-bright
which is assured an unusual amount ‘production cannot reach the •consum
saving.
sunshine
in
some
places
and
a
fore
er.
hot
lithe
source
of
supply
nnd
de
of new building this ypar, will feel it
most'because of its distance from the mand must suffer. Central Florida will cast of “fair mid w.nmcr" today, reg
We sire ready to help you start an Interreach a point of stagnation sooner istered the end of one of the most se
manufacturing centers.
cst-benrintr account at nny time.
Building supply men are urging lh<!1or later if the W ater Trsfffic league vere March storm* that the g r e a t1
bikes
wR^on
nnd
the
Mississippi
val-f
builders in Florida to 'm a k e their fails in its purpose unless almost the
needs known tp them now so that or impossible happens and the railways ley has ever known.
Faithless Unto
New low tem perature records for
ders can be placed for supplies lie- increase their facilities to keep up with
Death
fore "the northern demand closes the the demands of the consumer and the March were established in many plae-J
shipper. Even then the cost of trans es throughout the Midilfe West last
market to the southern buyer. ^
Zarctla’s rnc ct*nstnncy was
Build now!—St. Petersburg Times. portation will not perm it the Cen night arid early today when the storm
her fickleness. And for it
Sanford, Florida •
tral Florida shipper from competing swept through this region oil its way
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life, closed in upon her and
with other sources of supply that now from Alaska to the aithern part*, of
WHO GETS THE INCREASED
made her pay.
have, in a sense, what the Water the United State . New records were
PROFITS?
:n a i
in n i
Traffic League is striving to obtain made at point* ill M . muri, Tennessee,
nnd Texas, while mh.-r point!
P R O D U C T IO N
While politicians' nnd economists nre " ,r 11,15
•"
................... ’ .
,
tircns of Orlando at n time when you
could have shot a gun down Orange
nvcnue in the summer months and
never hit a person. And right glad
we were to find Jnmrs Giles, and Dave
Ixrckhnrt and Capt. John Wimblah
and Ben Salomon and several others
on Orange avenue and talk about old
times. And 1>. P. Spohler coming
nlong from the Conway section was
glnd to *ce us “ Back in Florida" ns
he put it. But Orlando is n city and
with nil her metropolitan nirs she is
still the beautiful maiden she was
some sixteen years ago and the paint
and powder hfis not hidden her old
beauty spots—Lake tjucerne and Lake
Kola and the other benutlful lakes
and line subdivisions and streets and
residences. And b ed «>f nil her citi
zens are Just the sable ns in the days
of yesterday and theSf have not for
gotten us, in fnej^the years seem to
cement out^fjJefmship all the lighter
and it is a real joy to visit them at)
in Orlando front time to time.
' ---- o
B lT l.ll NOW.
Y o u w ill F in d
S a v in g
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
'7/;,’ REX INGRAM
TRIFLING
dismissing the mt 1i<ai ien of readjust}*»' wil1 ' h" "
II.
1<’M
merit, the housewife who de|*puds o n |lu n 't,u’ "Himate cost to the consum- est late March v.x-mi.er in half a ee.iher hu,.band's pay envelope i« think- , r
r *"lr »' Flori,ln ,1" i,n tu r-v ‘
ing in terms of food coaI. For instance! v'lual footing with other producing. Higher tem perature and sunshine
niniivi-rj as
114 respects
in iJhiP
imltintr Inc hupc*
she is interested in the price of ^ ^ -,1i centers
tlie post
cost nf
uf trnns- yegtenhiy
bread, tlmir, meal, crisco, oats, nine- i i-rta tio i, of Us product* «t the mark- banks of snow which have been block
nroni, rice, beans, potatoes, onions, j ^ * * * *®r J W ithout these “ ing and impeding all form* of travel
Vi’ilticn, adapted nnd directed
by Hex Ingram
cabbage and other unromantic item s.|
{
W' U
pro-; m parts of Iowa and Nebraska. Heavy
An examination of such food lists1a,,L*ti,,n wilh
few fih” " "M' rr‘
fnfr 'V,1S Pr* * * li" ’ ' ’nt' r,‘
pi 1
stagnant. I'oreign producers storm swept area. • now falling as far
how* a general ihcieafo off 11
11 per
cent In December, lt'22, as enmpared will n o p the benefit of our :tutgna- nyuth as Birmingbatw, Ala. U was
would
Last timer tar1** and tonight nt the
with DecemlMTi 1913, with comjder- Ltion. All t'eiitral Florid'tai.s,
, even „tho ,1exnected
. thnt train „service
.
.
able hardship ,t. the way pP|irire* .hi- ,hp>‘
lml ,h ‘’ ownmr
H ,iu*,dlng | have to be nbafn.hrned in some place* *1*1113 ¥ 1 Princess
,ing the interim.
I’’:' * * * !"'
ih ,hr
ftf
the W ater IratTie League. Its objec
Fre?h milk, for example, slurwcd a tive should he the- undivided purpose «raH unnn*auanaH B 3nnsK aanaaati!inP«i*instuit;nzB E C B R uazas!K U B iH
■
decrcs«e in till | over 1913 of one per. ,
, , ,,
.
or every man, woman and child. Our
rent, and then tho following increas future f.uccess depends upon the early H
es
p ; II per cent in 1017; 73 per cciitj
.
uf
| A8ftUe'.H objective. *
in 1918, 81 per cent in 1919. 8 , J*«r[ __Wirrf£r Park Herald! N
■
rent ih 1920, f>r* per cent in 1921. and
__„
15
cer
Slits knows about whal rflie wttitlu it to lie, tjitt'k nf light, small
fil per cent in 1922.
WRESTLING MATCH THURS
WOMEN
True Value
A Woman’s Easter Hat
These figures are authentic. It
would be inti resting to learn the )rer
obtained by tin
ni'i* .
fanner what did lie get during tinamazing wave of mounting prices to
the public, Be fug the issud as they
may, the middleman eventually will
have to make an answer, Improved in
tercommunication Is rapidly putting
llic farm er into instant tmn b with the
activities of the seller. When all the
cards none to be laitl on the table
i$ going to be some readjust
ment that will interest « great many
gentlemen win* ale living 00 the
llotiest labors of lllolt fellows.- lackMillville Journal.
VALUE OF WATERWAYS
or Iurge, tailored, Sports or quite feminine, tint. oh. it iv of
ten the most difficult thing to get.
DAY NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKAT
ING ACADEMY.
30.7.3tr
““Trifling Women”
*
Scores Great Success *
IT MUST UK IilOCOMINO!
Oh, much more than any other lmt, it must lie upring-tike \
and fashionable— to express the Henson, the hat is must sa t
isfactory if it is individual—so thnt the pleasure in wearing 1
it will not be spoiled by seeing a dozen like it, and very often 1
it must not l*o too expensive.
One of the best photoplays of the i
neartm yet presented on the screen
of the Princes* Theatre in "Trifling
Women," the Rex Ingram production!
for Metro which was seen,for the first
EVKRY ONE OF WHICH
rime yesterday.
The remarkable'
young director, whose re < it photois a good minim why a woman should see our large display
p l a y s have lifted him t o the
front
1auks of picture producers, liny in hr.
i>f Easter Hats beginning at 58.50.
t a l l - 1jj
Intent work maintained the high sstall
dat'd of his earlier photoplays. “T rif-' M
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE
ling Women” should enjoy widespread R
sucres* wherever it is shown.’
The story of “Trifling Women” was *
written and adapted by Mr. Ingram
himself. It concerns a mysteriously
fascinating siren, Znrtahr by name—
FLORIDA
SANF01U1
who lures men on by her beauty. F ath
er and son enter competition for her nSB H SaSSnU U X SID R H iaX aU D R IlK SR aSR ID X Q EnX N nsnillB B ID B m i
Thu initial official effort to prevent
the ultimate stultification of the out
ward movement of Central Florida's
product* held the attention of thous
ands throughout the state when the
heads of the Florida Water Traffic
league met with the U. S. government
dMegntion of engineers from Wash
ington nt Sanford Thursday of last
Orlando is a city. It has left the
week.
Many ."official*
of the league,
town class and i* in the big city tins,.
,™
It looks the poll
part and
nnd art*
a rts the part
narl P 1*, ^ 1 by J.,!dBC
} “ d* “ llwntl;.
,,
,
,in,i ,the
1..........
. . . .it. 1i* growing
- fed
anu
reason we 1know
. the
, meeting. In addition several
irtl ritUetm from various otnln
is that coining into Orlando from a ,‘) lh< ' .
new direction yesterday we were mix- t|m 'ub’*u,ul Cmdrnl Florida went to
.f
ed up in a business block find had to ,hl' mCeUn« i,,lh,,r
inlortM,cd ^
tutors
or
to
give
oral
evidence
upon
|
£
inquire the way to a place on Pine
the
(|ucstitm
of
the
moment.
Lieut.
Col.
“
street—Pine street of all places—
Gilbert
Ymingberg,
Lieut.
II.
B.
I^*pwhere for a year we igid our offices
and where vve were accustom ed to nit er, A“«t. Engineer J. M. Braxton and
and swap lien with the prominent ci- W. A. Dunnett represented the gov
ernment nt the hearing. Judge Bland,
—-------- —---------—- of Orlando, riding as principal *|*oke*ftnn for the league delegation pre ?
U SELL
3
W HEN U
sented a voluminous brief in response i
YOUR REAL / i
LIST IT
to u list of interrogatories previously t
ESTATE
{H
WITH US
propounded by the government repre
f
sentatives. In addition much oral ev
idence wns hoard treating mostly with ?
statistics, proving the urgent neces Y
Spencer Height lota are going
sity for the deepening of the St. John*, Y
f a s t One of tho best sub-dlvls‘river from Pntntkn to Sanford *0 ns
ions in Sanford nnd all big lots.
to provide n deep waterway from the
See us now nnd pick while pick
sea without the necessity for cargo Y
ing Is good. Easy terms.
transfer at Jacksonville thus not only
providing 11 much needed a rtery of
outlet but a cheaper one and one that Y
will permit jhe Central Florida grow
AGENTS
e r to compete with other fiields of
production. It ha* been proven that
REAL ESTATE
produce raiser* in South America and
F ire, Casualty, Auto Insurants
even South Africa can ship their pro
W. F irst 8L, SANFORD, FLA
duct* by ocean to the principle m ar
ket* along our north Atlantic senu _______________________
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Maxwell & Britt
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PLATINUM
T he long mileage record on
Mason Cords is as astonishing
as the low ness of the price.
True l ahie” Tire Prices
Mason H eavy Duty Cords
SIZ E
PRICE
3 0 x 3 « MAS
3Q x3M
s
3 2 x 4
3 3 x 4
LB
s-
$ 1 3 .5 0
1 7 .4 5
2 8 .2 5
/i
3 3 x 5
HVrrTax I’ciJ.
3 6 .3 5
4 4 .8 5
.
(At! ithtr ji'jcj corrnf>onJni(lj fox’)
SOLID TRUCK TIRBSt—H. I). Solid, Curhion
Solid,' KtZuLr Solid, and Pnrumalio Cord Truck ■
i
TKN THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK OR
DIAMOND JEWELRY
Because w e buikl thousands of
finest quality tires u day at low
est possible costs w e can and
do give ‘‘True Value Prices”.
~
w Tubes
fr'
Tire* and
alio at "True Value" Price*.
AND
GOING AT FACTORY PRICES PI,IIS 10 PER CENT
u
CASH ONLY
DINNER RINGS,
S0L1TARE RINGS, WADDING RINGS,
PINS,
WRIST WATCHES
I1AR PINS,
SCARF
Every piece of Diamond Jewelry In Ihc Store Marked Down for this Sale
Y
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
»
* 4 M -'O lt l> h i m 1. 1:11
(*nk , U r . anil T l i l r d * t.
T l r r X l r r r k a a l . i W > « * I I c lt l> " i u lr ! r , f r o w opr**
I r r r l t o r r - W r l ip x ia .u i> K « r i » r r n ra w e b , J » r S » « » r t | l r
F I * ., U n io n T r r n i l i i n l W’a r e k w u .e . f o r o « r g e a ie r*
p r n p a .l t Io n .
,
�S A N F O R D D A IL Y I lK ltA I .il, T U E SD A Y , M A R C H 2D. ItlU.I
l i p yo'4 the courage t\i forego cxiuiviiyancj s'.o that you_jnny provide
ioi futuie Wiir.itI! ox others dependerst upon you?
Consult Seminole
* ouniy Hank without obligation.
to
to
to
to
to
to
Clsxxified Ada lc a word. No
Ad taken for less than 2ric.
And positively no Classified
Ada charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders,
Count the words and remit
atordlnsly.
No freeze, for Florida this yea
*4
to
to
to
to
to
to
FOR SALE
5 ou tan find the name of
evciy live Husinrx* Man
In Sanford in this Column
each day.
Cards of Sanford's Itcpatable Professional Men, each
of whom, in hi* chosen pro*
fesjtion the Herald recoinBtm li to tha people.
Quick Service Transfer
Stor.ise Facilities
George A. DcCottes
FA UR b its — YoIu can get sceu u«m <f » t pleato you, tell others; If not.
Attorney-al-Law
fmm*-! and irrigation plugs a t the
M‘
tell u*. Phone t9d
Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfc
Over Seminole County Uank
KOlt SALK <!)R ftfcNT—New hung aJANFOitD
F1.0R1DA
'SANFORD NOVELTY
low, C rooms and bath, narngc. Good
location, near Bchool. Terms like
WORKS
FRED R. WILSON
rent. Phone 423-W,
29D-10t»
V. C. COLLEIt, Prop.
FO inT SL E —4 room cottage' nm f gaA IT O U N K Y -A T -L A W
lor. Palmetto a venue. General Shop and Mill
Find National Hank Ilulldiug
Inquire for Jcrc Rowe, tmkc Mary,
Work
Fin. Vacant April 1. Terms onedmif
SANFORD -;FLORIDA
CONTRACTOR and RUILDER
cash.
::05-0tp
117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
F fik sA L b —One ir on safe, \VoodrutT
& Watson.
2;>R.tfe
B. W. HERNDON
CHELLE MAINES
F o H SALE—Hosier and Days' paints
and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty
LAWYER •:*
Works, Sanford agents.
lPC-tfc
IN S U R A N C E A G EN C Y
*:— C o u rt H oukc
FOR SALK—'fomalo plants $LtiO” pcr
FI Rif-------- AUTO-------- RONDS
/ T.000; 1 17-month old heifer chcnp.
Hjta Examined
Glasses Designed
—James A. Cunningham, Myrtle Ave
S. 0. Shinholser
nue and 13th street. •
300-dtp
\
Cuntractnr tvntl guilder
SANFORD
FOR SALK— Bronze turkey eggs,—R.
J. Ilcitcr, Longwood, Florida.
300-Ctp;wltp
F l o r id a
A. P. Connelly & Sons
n -r-A -i,
F a rm *
And the report did not even scare
anybody here.
/
GENEVA, March It'. A Swiss dcalhu.dness trip ,r b P*«lw s »»*or.ea named Dingier,
i v.idtv allowing ||« 8 year old daughpnia of ills coses of Jewels, wns
•|Pif j;4 the lap ; ‘allpd to the telephone. Wljen he rcShe ought to turncil ho found tho chijt] choking.' $ho
vi-r (he mit’ir.-! ' ,Rd swallowed perns worth $3,.*iG0. A
doctor was railed but the little girl
v.-ns dead, having been strangled by a
gc Willinffi. o f ’dianiond which entered the thorax. An
vUitur.1 to .he opeiatton was necessary to extract the
d the meeting U'.nsr from tIt*-, child’s .throat and
■i .
•
Churchwell’n ttrp tulvcrticing men1#
Sliirt'i, athletic underwear, xilL sock nmL blown oxfords at gccatly reduc
ed prices in this Ismic.
el M urder Case *
idl B affles Police
Discover New Clues
Illy Tlip \«*iM*ln1ril l*rr»«l
‘ NEW YORK, jln rrh ilO.—New
d. C. Dalintd of A ltar; •
the city today and reports that beau ■iltxo.; and new mysteries vffre unv
:’■■> fi-tilee yer.lerdny in
tiful Huh' city as bung filled with ■•
he murder of
tourists nnd having dno of the !• ,
? Darii hy .
iy.ndcl, who was
reasons in history.
found in her apartment. Hut tho
new
lines of inquiry only nerve f<»
Judge Schelle .Maine? ha
make
the ra?e more baffling.
cd front a business trip to
It had liein ' ah trounced that the
and Winslon•Salem North
=a:test of a mat! who had heretofore
and reporta the climate u|
: bet r, mentioned, might be expected,
Henry MeLaulin, Jr., trilli* "atrish" but -ays it i
but last night there was no report of
Opt. D.
hnieh an nnest.
Optician-Optometrist
'I he Idtcit development came when
The weather sharks who watched jw o m a n , who ■ name was not made
112 R ail First Street Sxnford, Fla.
the thernimneter this morning ■■midj public;but"who is raid {.» have lived
it did not go below forty and that no i ip till’ lipnttinent dirertly below the
front was nppnt.tit in thin «oetlon on ■r-.e fonucrly o.ciipled by Miss Keen*
ELTON J- MOUGllTON account
of the wind blowing and be : nn, told police that about midnight
A R C H IT E C T
ing smite clintd?. Nothing has been
*t V.'ed.u ; day she heard footsteps in
heard from other u-rtion1 in the .ei*
Room
Miller D ldt
Irn t w.~ i tho'iuh! that v. i . little
iANFORD ■
I 'n -l t a p r o T r d In n J
on Wilber avenue. F
I 'l l ! I .a t a
pinzns, water in house,
lln m r a
STlIoway, 5th Avenue.
t
FOR SALK—Dundy cabin boat, fine l a . l n r . a I 'r n p r r t r
M a in O ffiro
river and lake cruiser, 33-pas enger,
m :\i.r v
t 'l i t i i 'A x y
•10 feet x 11x2; galley, t oilet, every
i x \ i:tn tn;,v t c tn t i ' a \ \
thing complete; owner going north,
10I^H >liiunuMa Air
will sacrifice for $1,000,00. Telephone
cr write, S. M* McElroy, DeLnud,
Fla.
'
301-atp
STEWART The Florist;
FOR SALE—iltingulovv with four
Floral Designs J
!.Cut Flowers-------rooms and bath; garage and oeAnnual nnd Ornamental Plants
m ent'walks. Also five acre farm tin
Real E sta te '
good road. Iniguirc UO.lO^k Avettue. til 1Myrtle Avc.—
Phone 250-W
FIRE, LIFE, AUYO INSLMIANCF
301-3 tp
FO R K E N T
SANFORD MACHINE
FOR RENT—One front bed room, 117
COMPANY
Laurel Aye..
~
— -101-TJlp
G eneral~ A fm *)iinc a n d H o lle r
II
FOR RENT—1 nice npnrtmnct,
Works ■
conveniences and well furnished,
Cates' Building. Rhone 1HI. 200-tfc
Cylinder GrindingFOR RENT—1 6-room fiat in front
Automobile Repairs
of city hall. —Woodruff & WatAcetylene Welding
con.
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293-tfc Phone G2--------- Sanford. Florida
[>R RENT—Furn ixhed apartment,
close In. Also garage. Inquire 299 THREATENING LETTER
. Fifth Streot.
30t-3tp
IS U H iH K SSK D TO I.OI'AL
v.v.,5 the Warning i
IT. W. I oiwIb, «f New York, m,*l E.
P JN E B IG H O M E on Magnolia" Avenw
have bee nguests nt the fJ/ikn for some
time p.a.'.t, have derided to build 50
houses fn Harts tv to be ready for oc*
cupany by the opcnlpg of the tourist
season uf 1923 2.
in the henvt'of the very best residentia
section. All modern conveniences
This home can be purchased a t a b ar
gain.
(TLL SIZED LOT on Oak Avenue, with
a!! the paving and side w alks paid foiy
sonie line biy; Oak trees on the lot, an
excellent place to build your home—iff
acted on quick can be purchased for
$1,500 and owner will a rran g e term s.
NOTICE!
A Scene Iron. REX INGRAM’S "TRIFLING WOMEN
* I'-'cil by Justice
I
Lumber Co,
Phone 130, Hanford
20 Head of Fresh Milch
Cows at Brady’s Stable
for a few days only.
TICN ACRES of improved cclc
3 p;ootl 11owin.tr wells, all tiled
it now, an excellent buy fa
Terms.
LOT ON FIRST STREET, close to busi
ness district, easily worth $1,500.00, fot
a quick buyer owner will le t it go foi
$1,100.00 on term s.
f\ -Cokefalr, of Hioomfiebl,
N. J., who
JF-- - - I - = *•»*-
f'i:ivagnu. while Knight's letter infoimed him "You have been me ing with
WANTED TO T
our hiisirei.s too much. Roth letEe i
During were xvilllen on a typewriter and
truck for- Eul - t.
n/u.i] t .-.umber »f Commerce,
cnr.—A. E. Storey,
wore unsigned.
•ninede County Flfh A Game
Frule live Axsocififlon,
Knight expressed the opinion the
letters were from bodUeggcrs.
?; o t «c e i
LOS'i'i—WutcB lot,, Man tgrem 'L.” \V
llawcbnn
nt«::r
free ejncerlt every
11. Co. Finder pi cnee leave at HerWednesday
mid
Saturday
night. We
nld office. $5.00 reward.
3Ul-2tt
hive moved. Loo!; for our now stu
dio on Fnr knvenue,* ju*l in front «f
The Kelsey-News, dated March 1,
tite Rjmlnulo Hotel. Freb to r.ll, come.
was largely devoted to xtyries of the
Hsturday and Weduenday night at 8
opening of the nitnivc^tory sale nt
o’clock.
303-3tp
this development site, and the pic
ture* show that there were many
people on the spolAo Itxik nnd to pur
D e a t h L u fk s in
chase building lots nnd other proper
th e D rain
ty at th at time. Kelsey City was s ta rt
ed about three years ago, nnd is grow
NTO the drain of the
ing rapidly. The News contained a
kitchen sink go the
number of excellent picture! and
greasy wushlnft* from
much information regarding the pro
dishes, skillets and
gress of affairs nt Kelsey City.
pans.
F.ach day it
grows filthier, breeding
WRESTLING MATCH ‘ THUKS
germs and bacteria.
DAY NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKATDon't wait until tho
ING ACADEMY. .
303 3b
drain becomes clogged.
T hat’s taking desperat e
chances. Make It u
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: ^
rule, twice a week to
Tito Sanford Carpenter*’ Local 1751
put Into th e opening
con tent plates n raise In scale lo 75c
iii-et th*. rix.f in tu n two tablespoonfu It of
per hour, taking effect May 15, 1023.
l, i ; comllx* y o u ’ll
Giant
Lye
and
pour
In
v.nnt It t o lie o r n a 291-2Ctp
m. 'iita'S and artistL*.
very slowly n half gallon
Will. ,vr f(•«-1 ili'it wo
r
an
r n m t 'l l i r
ib o n o
ol hot water. That will
two want a t.( youra
keep tho drain always
In lii f i - r m i S n f w fU 'T Ik I n l
a
aliio
clean anil sanitary*. Uso
price.
Giant lavishly. Its cost
-U iilM rr*' llrn d qu afIs trifling.
Iffi”
FIVE ROOM, ONE-STORY HOUSE,—
dose in, on lot 49x117. Price, $2,500.00,
$950.00 cash, balance a t $30 per month,
I' D E ACRES of unimproved colei y 1
on brick road, close in to Sanford
proved farm s surounding it; fc
quick buyer, $2U0 per acre.
O F F K E ltS AT MAYJ'tlRT
WANED—A chance to build your
new homo beforo lumber gets any
JACKSONVILLE, MnrcK 20. —
higher. Flans nnd catimntos furnish Threatening lettcra received by J, L.
ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc Gavngmi, justice of tho peace nt MayWANTED W 111?V—Asparagus fern port, near here, nnd Constable J. T.
need, for good clean »to:l: will pay Knight, an ntlnclm of liis office, were
n good price. Address \V. F. Newell tho subject of investigation yester
Go., WholtfsaJe Fern Growers, Apopka, day.
“ Dig your grave, you'll need il soon
Fla.
27-J-tfc
'onio officials ns establishing n now
1'ino for Uurmunlcr. It wn« pointed
out that mysterious "Mr. Marshall,"
who hnd admitted showering gifts of
money and jewels upon the pretty
model and who was absolved from all
blame In connection with the crime by
Assistant District Attorney •IVcunr
had enid he did not leave Miss Kconan'K apartment until after midnight;
that when he left, “Dot she appeared j
In good spirits.'* '
The woman's story Would tend to'
disprove a report that Miss Keenan !
hud visited Albert Guimarcs, "T he1
AND WHEN IT COMES to sub-division
property, we are agents for some of the
best in Sanford. Spencer H eights, for
instance, located on the top of the
town. Each lot carries with it several
dozen orange trees. All lots extra
lai ge size, and you can m ake your own
use Calum et .your baki
will be perfectly rais*
sw eet and w holesom e
And you can expect unfailing uniform ity just as
long as you continue to
use it, because
• ’
The Economy
LOOKING FOR AN ORANGE GROVE?
Wo have a fine little 6 ^ -a c re b earin g
Ki’ovo with*nice home on it, located on
hard road, easily worth $3,000. You
can
it fen $4,000 if you see us quick.
W E HAVE MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS
AND .CAN FILL YOUR NEEDS IN
MOST ANY KIND OF REAL
ESTATE YOU ARE
.LOOKING FOR
i
BAKINS
Never varies. 'Hie can you buy today
holds the same quality and leavening
strength a3 the first can that was
made thirty-five years ago. In every
can the last spoonful is as good as
' the first
WE CAN TAKE CARE OF YOUR EVERY
WANT IN THE FIRE, AUTO AND
CASUALTY INSURANCE LINE,
AND SERVICE IS OUR
MIDDLE NAME
Our Office 1m next door to Ihe Firsl Notional Hank nnd we
9
' }
w ill appreciate your calls
T here Id no substitute for Calumet—nothing
"Ju st 03 good." Jto sal« Is 2 ^ tlnieo a*
much ns (hut of nny other brand.
A p o u n d c a n c f C a lu n \c t c o n ta in } M l
I t i o u n c e s . H o m e L c h ir tj p o w d e r s ca.v.a
in 2 2 o u n c e im ic c c J c f IG aitr-ca cun?.
D a au ra y o u /ft * a p o u n d w h e t: > i n
w a n t i t.
.v<;
AGENTS
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESD AY , MARCH 20, 1923 m n
PAGE FOUB
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^ __________________________ v _____________ v _ a P r o fit in S e r v ic e a s w e ll a s In te r e s t. T h is se rv ice
is w it h o u t C o st or O b lig a tio n , a n d can b e H e lp fu l to y o u o n ly a s y o u u tiliz e it. P r o v e th e p ra c tic a l
o f O ur S e r v ic e to y o u b y c a llin g fo r a d is c u s s io n o f a n y fin a n c ia l P r o b le m w ith
--------- — 1------------- ---------------------- w h ic h y o u a re c o n c e r n e d ------------------------- ------------------------f c s.
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S T R E N G T H
EXCELLENT GAME OF BASE BALL " CELERY SEED
t*
FOR THE
MOVIE FAN
ing described property situated In So-' Union* raid certificate shall bo rc-| t:ficuto in the nnnio of Unknown. Unminolo County, Florida, to-wit:
doomed according to low Tnx Hood; less said certificate shall bo redeemed
SW '4 of SE'.i of SWU (Less X ' j will Diuo thereon on the 18th day of according to Jaw, Tnx Deed will*i .sue
therein oit the 18th day of April, A.
and less SW U ) See, 19, Twp. 21 S. April. A. D. 1B23.
. *
Rangp .‘10 K. 2«.i acres.
I WITNESS my official signature I). 1923.
WITNESS my official signature
Tin* said land being assessed nt th eja n d seal this the 12th day of March,
ami seal this the 13th day of March
date of the issuance of such certifi-; A. I>. 1923.
A. D. 1523,
E. A. DOUGLASS,
cute in the name of Overstreut Tur (SEAL
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
pentine Company.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Clerk Clicutt CPuit, •
Also Tux Certificate No. .10(1, dated
Seminole County, Fin.
the 1th day of June, A. D. 1917, has
Ily A. M. Weeks, D. C.
Scminalo County, l'ln.
filed said certificate in my office'and
Mar 13-20-27 A pr 3-10-17c
By A. M. Weeks. I>. c.
has made application for tax deed to
Mar 13-20-27 Apr 2-10-17c
issue thereon in accordance with ihw.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Said certificate embraces the follow
TAX DEED UNDER SECTION
ing described property, situated in Se
Electric Curling Iron
575 OF THE GENERAL STAT
minole county, Florida, to-wit:
UTES OF THE STATE OF FLOR
F It I E
Deg. 3.12 chs. S. of N\V Cor. of SE
IDA.
of NEW of See. 19, Twp. 21, S.
MARCH 31ST WE WILL GIVE
Notice i:i hereby given th at W. A.
Range 30 East, run S. I<1.33 chs. E.
AWAY AN
Stapler, purchaser of Tax Certifi- j
7.95 chs, N. 10.58 chs. W. 7.95 chs.
cate No. 8, dated the 2ml day of June,
Electric Curling Iron
The said land being assessed nt the
A. D. 1919, has filed said certificate in tie! n ticket with each rath purrh.-ur
date of the issuance of such certifi- •
my office, and has made application j „f fjvc gallons HIGH TEST GASHcate in the name of Unknown,
for
Tax Deed to issue ill accordance ; LINK, nood ftlr a chance on ih ,
Also Tnx Certificate No. 105. dated
with law. Said certificate embraces the i*„rj|nt, Iron.
the till day of June A. D. 1917 has fil
following
,ving described property situati-M
it.im
Reliefr Tir
Tires for less Money
ed said certificate in my office nnd
, ‘
, ", ~
.tin Seminole County, Florida, to-wri;
has made application for Tax Deed. ,
,,
\
,
•i i
j Lot Hi, St. Jo; t !i.
to issue in accordance with law. Snidt
certificate embraces the following dc-j ’The .aid land being assessed at
-Phnnc I'M
scribe^ property situated in Seminole | *he 'Late of the issuance of such fer- / 03 Pul met to A vc.County, Florida, to-wit:
— ■ —
• — —j.-. ■— _ .. -■■- ■ ■ ■■ ■• _
.SE1, of NK1i (Less lfi.5 <hs'. N & B D x u n m c r f f f k u s a a a s t i R s u r t x c a c u s a x c i B i E i a e u a i t a t t i s B r a i i a i
S by 7.95 chs E & W, in SW. Cor) I
Bee. 10. Twp 21, S. Range .10 K, - I
GO NORTH IiY SKA
Said land being assessed at the date!
MERCHANTS A: ’SlINfiftS1'^TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
of the issuance of such certificate in
*
*
*r: i
n
.
m ha
1*3 to t o ha ha ha
NS GIVEN AN EVE FULL OF Ilnsu oi) bails, off Donohue, 1; off
Room*, 2, Left <in bases, Reds, tl;
BAL BIG LEAGUE CAME AT
to to to to to h r ha
No game a t the Dowling alley* lust
Cleveland, 3. Struck out by Covelcs- night.
*LAKELAND VESTEllDA Y
kie, 1| Roone, 1; Donohue, 1;, Couch,
'Last chance to see the "Trilling
ria Speaker’* Indinn* fell before 1. Passed halls, L. Sowell.
Which makes the third postponed Women" tonight.
Moran's Reds at Lakeland yestergame for the Rotes.
rOTTSVILLE. Pa.. March 20.—
In a game thnt was featured by
i Those who witnessed this picture
dlent pitching, capital fielding nnd Jake Daubert, first busemun of the
Hs reported, (hough tint officially, las! night will testify that Rex In
lligent base running.
The final Cincinnati Reds, who is ill with pneu-, l(mt thl. ,t(lU.s wi|, fllI f,.lt ltu.ir fran- gram's masterpiece with Harbaia lot
c was two to one, the winning ta l monia, passed the crisis yesterday uc- lhjjtc j,, , hlf t„,w|ing league. Ami there Marr was all that was claimed for it.
cording to attending physician*. Mrs. a n , nimols ,hal Chase & Co. may do
cing made in the ninth,
la young Texan, Fete Donohue, Daubert wired President Herrmann of
Mr. Edgar Hall, the man thnt makes
. - . ..
^tid for tbc Reds and was never in the Cincinnati club thiit it was e x - !
the music for Sanford, and his family,
t t BHrfi He allowed no hits, not pccted lier husband would be able *u ] In the event that these two clubs are cordially Invited to sett this t how
r a acrntch single, in hi* five in- be about bis room ill two weeks.
t do quit it will leave the league with i tonight without cost.
ta of play. The Reds scored their
5six club* the same as tim ing the first |
___ __
t tally In the sirth, which llar| half of the season. Something official i And Osborne, bubbling over, with
vc opened, batting for Donohue. J
I will be announced regarding this Int- generality today, invites an extra
drew four wide uneajrnd went to
family tonight, so in addition to in
er in the week.
viting F.ilgnr Ball and family be ntsu
ond while Doolie was grabbing
Nice game a t J-nkclund yesterday. Invites Mr. Joe Rail, the cnngemd
T tx r Doma1 btiM anil ^scOrtxf from
oml on Pnt Duncan’s single Into
The several thousaml fans Worn able hardware dispensed, to bring his fam
to see some leal big league pitching ily also. The m anager will be looking the name of unknown.
ter field.
"
• Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia
he Indian* tied the score in th e,
battle as well as some real base run for both Rail families tonight.
Unless snhl certificates shall be ro-t I’wo sailings weekly. Through fares to Kaslern and YVeslern Points. Autoning nnd real head work.
tnth, Speaker doubling to . left,*
deemed acconling to law Tax Deed) inotrilea rarried. Informnlion ns to Tares, reservations, etc., on m ined.
scoring on Cavenoy'* e rh tr when ■BURKE AND SMALL GROUP OF
Norma Talnuidge tomorro wnight in will issue thereon on the IBlh day of C. M. HAILE, GENERAL AGENT.
Pier fiOO E. Bay St..
Phone MS
Rowed a bad bounder to get away . PLAYERS TO GO THROUGH
Rrouklyn beat Washington at Clear “ Love’s Redemption." It’s a story of April, A- D. 1923.
.
.
.
i him. The winning run came in
Giner,’ a daughter of the tropics, a
water yesterday, eight to seven.
LIGHT WORKOUT
WITNESS my official signature ami, HHtinnnaaBKx uRXKxs^unBUHKHBHHKKun'iBERaanREUxiiKuaxuBaiii
ninth through some real sm art
firefly on a forgotten isle. Nornm is seal this the 12th day of March, A.
running on the part of Holme.
And now eottre* Rickard trying to excellent in this new rlt. This new I). 1923.
■ M D n s E U H R u a a iia E s a u B K m iS B B a a c s n iB K iin B iiB a m iu iiiB ix iiiu
.
,
i The Bulldogs will begin sp rin g .
„ , ,
. , , ,
a
role. This picture will be followed by (SUM.)
range na light
fight between the Irishman
D
r Duncan had fRed out to short, ,
,
,
,
... , , .. .
,,
arrange
E.
A.
DOUGLASS.
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j
^ tram yig at linker field this aftera
a
comedy
also,
MrTigue
and
Cnrpenticr.
That
sound
io drew a pass, stole aceomi *
Clerk
Circuit
Court,
U niinirnr L
rhtit till
rlr,* mi
hni mr*.
a
■
iieiift. Manager
Ernie
iturke
amunitrlike it would lie some scrap, we'd say.
►OTTflrThird on D’Niel's utlempt to
Seminole County, Flu, a
oil yesterday. Only a few players will
H
“ l,ornu Doom*" Thursday, ami
and we are afraid it will mean the
1 him off Second, and scored <in
By A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
report for the first practice, which
M
“ Quincy Adams Sawyer," Friday and
downfall of the Frenchman.
incy's drive along the third base
Mur
13-20-27 A pr 3-10-17c
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will begin this afternoon at l o’clock
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Saturday. This week end feature of
■
Rurku said.
Gent* Tunney, holder of the Amer "Quincy Adnmna Sawyer” is « Met NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a
■
te line-up and summary follows:
Lester Swcetlnnd, pitclier, reported ican light heavyweight title would ro production of merit and is looked
Reds
TAX DEED UNDER SECTION ■
yesterday;
Brown Mule Smith is here then be given the opportunity of tak forward to n s one of the-best features
AD R II TO A E
n
575 OF THE GENERAL ST AT* “
N
ts, rf, . ............ 3 0 I 3 0 () and so are Clyde Mnltliy and Jess ing on the winner for the world's hon showing in Sanford in a long time.
UTF.S
OF
THE
STATE
OF
FLOR
a
Woolf.
These
players,
with
Uurke,
o
or
ami
then
we
would
predict
the
Keep
the
dates
in
mind;
you
won't
a
0
0
4
0
3
per, cf. — ......
IDA.
n
want to miss this one.
con, if. ............ i 0 1 1 0 0 will g<> through light practice man downfall of tlu* Irishman.
a
Notice is hereby given that \V.
cy
euvers.
The
real
training
will
begin
n
rtf, 2b.............. 3 1 1 3 r. 0
Pierson, purchaser of Tax Certifi
a
Thursday
afternoon
when
a
majority
*
o
WRESTLING
MATCH
THURS
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0
4 U 1 11
leca, lb.
cate No. 17. dated I lie fitii day of Ju
Rickard
Would
Have
fl
nf the squad is expected to be on hand
DAY NIGHT, LAKE MARY SKAT ly, A. D. 1911, has tiled said certifi
wtoy, ns........... 4 9 a 1 ,) 1
H
Carpentier Mix it Up ING ACADEMY'.
it
1
tmish, 3b.......... 4 0 1 1
305-3IC cate in my office, nnd has made ap ■ My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you
The
Bulldogs
may
get
n
pitcher!
o
«
>
0
0
0
0
t
t.
igO| C«
plication for tax deed to issue in ac ■
With Irish Champ
m
a cent!
from the Reds but it is doubtful if'
iohue, p. — .„. 1 0 0 0 3 0
cordance
with law. Snid certificate M
Celery Growing is the title of F a r
they
will
get
Rodriguez,
the
Cubana
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i
•i
0 0 0
0
ch, p. ..........
Will Arrange Event to Take I'tace in mers’ Bulletin No. 1209, issued free embraces the following described pro-; ■ IJIRD’S ROOFS—A roof for every building jj
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grave, c. .......... 1 1 0 n 0 0 Indiuu upon whom Joe Tinker nnd
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by the U. S. Department of Agricul perty situated in Seminole County, M
This
Country
In
N
ear
Future
Ernie
Rtirke,
have
Imd
their
minds
for
—
a
—
n
—
—
a
ture, -Washington, D. C. It is full of Florida, to-wit:
n
the
Inst
few
weeks.
Roddy
pitched
a
Totals ............. 31 2 8 27 15 1
Lot 38 New Upsnla ns shown by J. u
4ll> The Amurlntrd l'rr«i)
information for nil growers.
a
for
the
Yannignns
in
Nt.
Augustine
Cleveland
O'. Fries Plat recorded in Pint Hook H
a
NEW YORK, March 20.—Mike Me■
a
■fe!■
All It 11 PO A E Sunday add turned *ln n number of Tigue, Irish-American boxer, who won
C Page 1 3 .(Orange Co. Records.)
a
■
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
rtrikeouts.
IDs
curve
and
bis
speed
a
4 0 I 3 0 0
n, If* - ■
The said laud being assessed nt the ■
the world's light heavyweight chuma
TAX DEED UNDER SECTION date of the issuance of such certifi ■
4 0 0 4 3 It are so good that he may land a piimship Saturday in Dublin by de
m p , 2b.
T
e
l
137-W.
Address,
911
Elm
A
v
e
n
u
e
5 75 OF .THE G EN E R A L ST AT* cate in the name of C. W, Goodrich.
Cf, #**•*.****ir- 4 1 1 •> 1 0 berth with the Reds without n season feating “ Rattling" Sikl, probably will
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spent
in
the
minors.
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defend his newly Won laurels against
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Georges Carpentier, it was revealed
Notice is hereby given that MareMike
McLaughlin,
Lefty
Palmer
nnd
0
several other men who will report to last night, a fte r a communication by chnl Neil Rose Co., purchaser of Tax rA
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Tex Rickard that he obtidned an op Certificate No. 25011, dated the 5lh day
Burke,
are
on
their
way
down
from
0
tion in MeTigiic’a services.
of June, A. D. 1891, has filed said
the north and local fans will have an
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promoter’s
option
was
secured
certificate
in my office, nnd has matlc
opportunity
to
look
the
boys
Over
in
0
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through McTfgue'a manager, Joe JnT- application for Tax Deed to issue in
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a few days.
f,
0
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obs, who is in this country. Negotia accordance with law. Said certificate
T
tions will be started at once, Rickard embraces the following dcictibed pro
Mr. J. E. CRENSHAW has purchased an interest in and
President
Harding
will
throw
the
r o ta l s ..........
20 1 I 27 11 1
perly
situated
in
.Seminole
county,
said,
to
bring
Niki’s
conquerer
and
first hall in the game between the
will have .full charge of our Repair Department in, the
Icorc by innings:
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Reds and tbc Saints in St. Augustine Carpenter together this summer. He Florida, to-wit:
la ......................... oi") ooi ooi—2
plans to stage the contest in Boyle’s
NY» of SEH of SEW See 19, Twp.
next
Sunday.
it
was
learned
yesterday.
future.
We
feel
that
we
have
been
fortunate
in
securing
velnnd .....................000 000 1U0—1
thirty acres, Jersey City, or the Yin- 21 S. Rnnge 30 East. The said land i Y
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funiamry: Two base hits, Harper, The president will stop in St. Augus , kee stadium, probably in June.
the services ol Mr. Crenshaw, as he is a man of much ex
being nssessed nt the date of the is
tine
for
a
few
days
of
golf
nml
will
be
f
taker. Stolen bases, Bums, lluhne.
a goest of Garry Herrmann, Jack
McTigue, according to his manager, suance of such certificate in the name
perience in automobile repair work, is thoroughly re
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Ryder nnd Frank Behlo at the game. is expected to return to the United of F. W. Elbry.
f
Also
Tax
Certificate
No.
108^
dated
liable
and
we
are
backing
him
to
the
extent
that
we
— Orlando Sentinel.
States soon, prepared to defend his
the
1th
day
of
June,
A.
D,
1917,
has
t
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title. Carpchflur lost the light heavy
guarantee entire satisfaction to every patron. All his
ick WnlnutH lOnglish Walnuts
weight title to Siki when he was filed said certificate ih my office nnd
PREVENT FLU AND GRIPPE
old friends and customers (and they are all his friends,
knocked out in the^sixth jvnnpl of n has made application for Tax Deed
New Irish Potatoes
Y
For n few cents you can waul off bout In Paris Inst September, He had to issue in accordance with law. Said
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too) are cordially invited to visit our well equipped re
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
Flu nnd Grippe by promptly checking arranged a return meeting with the certificate embraces the following de
Y
scribed
property,
situated
in
Semi
>ntir coughs and colds with Foley’s Senegalese, to take place next Sep
pair.shop
in
the
rear
of
our
display
room.
We
make,
of
nole County, Florida, to-wit:
Y
jgo* . . Sw iss Cheese
[Honey and Tar. Also gives quick re- tember in Paris, hut in view of the
N. 5 acres nf N E ’i of SEU of Sec,
course,
a
specialty
of
taking
care
of
Buick
owners,
but
Y
jlief from coughs resulting from Flu, black's downfall is expected to accept,
19, Twp. 21, S. Range 30'Eaat, 5 acres.
New York Cheese
Y
[Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma Instead, a chance in this country to
can and will give the best of service and satisfaction to
The said laud>heing attsetuicd a t the ♦>
nnd Bronchitis. Forty-eight years of regain Itis lost laurels.
date of the issuance of such certificate
irgia nnd Jones’ Dairy Farm satisfaction to users 4tp* made Fol
all automobile owners.
The winner of the MeTigue-Caipen- in the name of Unknown.
ey's Honey and Tar the World's larg licr bout probably would he matched
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Also Tux Cert i lien to No. 407, dat Y
est telling cough medicine. Contains Inter .with Gene Tunney, oft Now ed the 4th dny of June, A, D. 1917, has
no opiates—ingredients are printed Y'ork, holder o f 't h e American light filed said certificate in my office nnd
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on the wrapper. Refuse substitutes. heavyweight title.
has made application fo f Tdx Deed tp
Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.
Issuo thereon jn accordance with law,
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The Daily Derail), 15c per week.
Said certificate embraces the follow-
F. P.
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SPRING TRAINING
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1923
PAGE FIVE
,'OTICE OF
IMPROVEMENT
said portion of French Avcnuo from
STREET
SOUTH
TO TH JR-1 including the termini of such fmprove- improvements is hereby given unto Sanford, Florida, is as follows, to- the property owners owning property
First Street south to Ninth Street,
bounding and shutting on French
TEENTH
STREET,
LAUREL I ments are hereby specinlly-nssessed in the public.
wit:
shall also bft borne by the adjacent
Avenue
from First Street south to
AVENUE FROM SIXTH STREET accordance with the assessment roll
And notice is further given unto the 50 per cent, of the cost of
property owners owning property on
Ninth j^treet, ia as follows:
the replacement of the
SOUTH
TO
THIRTEENTH of the City Auditor nnd Clerk, ns Ex* public thnt nil special assessments
that portion of French Avenue from
present brick pavement.....$1,550.00 60 per cent of the coat of
STREET, AND AVOCADO AVE Officio Assessor of the City of San against abutting property for the pav
replacing the present brick
NUE
FROM
FIRST STREET ford, Florida, which said special as ing and improving of said streets Und 894 3137 or 28 per cent, plus,
Kotice I* hereby given thnt on the First Street south to Ninth Street;
pavement
................$ 1,480.00
of the cost of the new
SOUTH TO THIRD STREET, AND sessments hnvo been approved, rec- avenues are, a t the option of the prop»th day of March, A, D. 1923, the and the total cost to be borne by the
work ...5.......... .................... 8,940.00 1385333 2004000 or G9.2 per
REQUIRING THE
IMPROVE ommended, returned nnd submitted to erty owners, payable either in full in
j|ty Commission of Sanford, Florida, property owners owning property
cent minus of the coat of
MENT OF SAID STREETS IN the City Commission by the Equnliz cash within thirty days after the com
aiopted a certain resolution requiring bounding and abutting on French
Avenue
south
to
Ninth
Street
for
tho
the new work ______
13,853.33
Total
.....
’
$13,490.00
ACCORDANCE
WITH
THE
ing
Hoard
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
pletion of the work, or in ten equal an
She improving, grading anti pnving
replacement
of
the
pnving
now
in
use
Florida,
and
said
specinl
assessments
Thnt
50
per
cent,
of
the
total
cost
PLANS
AND
SPECIFICATIONS
nual
installments
with
interest
nt
the
»ilh vitrified brick or other hnnl surTotal _________________ $15,333.33
ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF ns set forth in the assessment roll rate of eight per cent, per annum of replacing the present brick pave
Vjfe material, the following streets in on French Avenue from First [street
That 50 per cent of the cost of the
THE CITY MANAGER-OF SAN heretofore prepared by tho City Audi from the date of the completion of ment now in use on Sanford Avenue
Che City of Sanford, Florida, to-wit; south to Ninth Street, and for addi
FORD. FLORIDA.
tor and Clerk, as*Ex Officio Assessor said improvements, to he secured by from Tenth S treet south to the city replacement of tho present brick paveSanford Avenue a wldthvof 21 feet tional improvements on French Ave
nue
south
to
the
City
limits,
in
tho
of
tho City of Sanford, Florida, nnd liens perfected and filed against nil limits, shall be borne by the adjacent I ment now in use on French Avenue
^rem Tenth,Street South to the city
WHEREAS, The City Commission
widening of said street and in laying of Sanford, Florida, hnvo heretofore as approved nnd confirmed v by the property abutting upon said improve property owners on Sanford Avenue'from First S treet south to Ninth
limits.
from Tenth S treet south to tho city Street, nnd 692! per cent minus of the
French Avenue a width of 24 feet additional new pavement, shall lie paid duly adopted nnd passed preliminary Equalizing Hoard of tho City bf San ments.
And notice is further given thnt the limits, and 2243 3137 or 72 per cent, cost of Hie new work, shall be paid hy
First Street south t,o Ninth by special assessments made and lev- resolutions requiring the grading and ford, Florida, levying special assess
jed upon all lots nnd lands hounding pnving of Second Street from Onk ment* against all lots and lnnds City Commission of Sanford, Florida, minus, of the cost of the new work apodal assessments made and levied
trect,
*
Third Street n width of 24 feet nnd abutting on French Avenue.from | Avenue west to French Avenue, Third bounding and abutting Ui>on the intend to issue bonds covering that in paving nnd improving said portion upon all lots nnd lands bounding nnd
•ei abutting
noun
upon such improvements be
[rom Magnolia‘Avenue west to Oak First Street south to Ninth S treet
Street from Sanford Avenue west to streets and avenues proposed to be portion of all assessments for said im of Sanford Avenue from Tenth Street
Said
resolution
further
provides
j
Ma(rnoUa
Avcnuc
am|
from
0ak
Avc
south
to
the
city
limits,
ahull
plso
tween
and
including th c'term ih i of
Vc
twee
improved
are
hereby
made
permanent.
provements
not
so
pnid,
said
bonds
to
tvrnar,
that
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
of
the
reborne
by
the
ndjncenl
property
otv
improvements
upon that portion
SECTION
THREE
n
s
the
m
ature
serially
from
one
to
ten
years
!
nue
west
to
Avocado
Avenue,
Fifth
All of said grading and paving to
oq*. of f rench Avenue as aforesaid.
fron, Magnolia Avenue west to
Thnt said .specinl assessments here and to draw interest nt the rate of six era owning property on said portion1
done in compliance with complete placement of the present brick pave-i
That 50 per cent, of the total cost
by levied and nssessed, shall be pay per cent, per nnnum, payable sc/itl- of Sanford Avenue from Tenth Street
dsns, specifications, profiles and cs- merit now in use on French Avenue Myrtle Avenue, Ninth Street
from
brrs
Street
south
to
Ninth
|
Cypi0JW
Avcnue
w«,st
tu
,.flrk
Ave.
nouth
to
the
city
limits;
nnd
the
toof
replacing the present Irrick paving
able
nt
the
option
of
the
property
nnnunlly.
limstcs of said proposed improve!
tal
cost
to
be
borne
by
the
property
now
in use on Third Street from MagStreet
and
00.2
per
cent
minus
of
th
ej
wuc
Thirteenth
Street
from
Sanford
owners
ns
follows,
to-wit:
either
In
Hy order of the City Commission of
ents now on file In the office of the
cost
Of
the
new
work,
shall
be
paid
by
Av(.mt0
W
CRt
to
French
Avenue,
Conowners
owning
property
bounding
and
nolin
Avenue West to Oak Avenue,
full
within
thirty
days
after
the
com
Sanford,
Florida.
Manager of the City of Sanford,
special
assessment,
made
nnd
levied
t|;||
Strcot
from
Snnf;,ril
Av,
nut,
wl.flt
abutting
on
Sanford
Avenue
from
shnll
be
borne by the City of Sanford,
pletion
of
the
proposed
Improvements,
Dated
this
12th
day
of
March,
A.
I).
lorida, which said plans, specifica
Tenth Street south to the city limits Florida, nnd 823(7344 or 31 per cent
tion*, profiles and estimates have been upon all lots and lands bounding a n d j,0 Frcnch Avenue, pa|mcUo Avenue or in ten cqunl annual installments, 1923.
for the'replacem ent of the present plu* o f the coat of the new work in
(SEAL)
L. R. PHILIPS,
heretofore submitted and approver! by abutting upon sueh improvements be- from commercial Street north to with interest nt the rate of 8 per cent
tween nnd including the termini of l-ako Monroe, Palmetto from Central per nnnum, from the date of the com
pnving
on said Sanford Avenue from paving nnd improving Third Street
Clerk of SanCity Commission of the City of
the improvements upon thnt portion Avenue south to Hughey Street, Oak pletion 'of said Improvements. *
Tenth
Street
south to the city limits, from Magnolia Avenue west to Oak
305lie
ford,
Florida.
snferd, Florida.
of French Avenue ns aforesaid.
and
for
additional
improvement* on Avenue, shall also be borne by the
SECTION
FOUR
Avenue
from
Tenth
Street
South
to
Ssii| resolution provides that 50 per
Said resolution further provides Thirteenth Street, Laurel Atcnuc
said Sanford Avenue from Tenth (City of Sanford, .Florida; and the toThnt the City M anager shall cause
ent of the cost of replacing the pres
thnt 50 per cent of the total cost of from Sixth Street south to Thirteenth said improvements to be made by en
Street smith to the city limits, in the tal cost to be borne by the City of
ent brick paving now" iri use on Snnreplacing the present brick pnving Street, nnd Avocado Avenue from tcring into a contract or contracts
widening
of said street and in the lay- Sanford, Florida, for the replacement
lunl Avenue from Tenth Street J5outh
ing
of
additional
new pavement shall of the present pnving on Thiril Street
now
in
use
on
Third
Street
from
Mag-j
Street
south
to
Third
Street,!
therefor,
and
shall
proceed
nt
once
to
"PRELIMINARY RESOLUTION RE
jo the city limits, shall lie borne by
nolin
Avenllo
west
to
Onk
Avenue.
I
|
advertise
for
bids
for
said
improve*
be
paid
by
special
assessments made ' from - Magnolia Avenue west to Onk
QUIRING
THE
GRADING
AND
|he City of Sanford, Florida, and
nnd
levied
upon
nil
lots .and lands ? Avenue, -and for additional Intprovo*hnU
be
borne
by
the
City
of
Sanw
h
e
h
e
a
k
.
-Inns,
specification*,
ments.
PAVING
OF
SANFORD
AVENUE,
WHEREAS.
Ml 3137 or 28 per cent plus of the
ford, Florida, and 2323 7314 or 31 per estimates, and profiles of the propos-1
A WIDTH O F .24 FEET FROM boumllng and abutting on* Sanford ment, on said Third Street from MngSECTION FIVE
|ost of the new work in pnving and
cent plus of the cost of the new work ed Improvements of the streets aforeThnt this ordinance is doclnred to
TENTH STREET SOUTH TO THE Avenue front Tenth Street south to. holla Avenue west to Oak Avenue, in
iving Sanford Avenue from
in paving and improving Third Street sail!, ia the times of the passing of 1he «« emergency measure for the imCITY LIMITS; FRENCH AVENUE the city limits; and the estimated cost ’ the witletting of snid street and in lay|"enth Street South to the city limits,
from Magnolia Avenue west to Oak the resolutions aforesaid, were duly tnediate preservation of the public
A WIDTH OF 24 FEET FROM for snid contemplated Improvements mg additional new pavement, shall be
[hall nlso be borne by the City of
Averjbc, shall nlso be borne by the on file at the office of the City Mari- safety pad shall become effective
FIRST
STREET 'SOUTH TO to be borne by the property owners. |,aid by the City of Sanford, Florida,
nfoni, Florida, and the total cost to
City
of
Sanford,
Horidn;
ami
the
to
i
ni,eri
KjVjng
jdl
necessary
Information
fiom
and
after
the
date
of
its
pas
NINTH
STREET;
THIRD STREET owning property bounding and abut- from the Genernl Improvement Fund,
borne by the City of Sanford,
A
WIDTH
OF
21
FEET FROM ting on Sanford Avenue from Tenth lout of nny moneys available'therefor,
sage.
Florida, for the replacement of the tal cost to be borne by the-City o f l rt,Ran|ing the said propose,I ImproveSnnfonl, Florida, for the replacement; menij, limj
MAGNOLIA
AVENUE
WEST TO Street south to the city limits, ia ns -That the estimated coat of snid conSECTION
SIX
brrsent pnving 0Y1 Sanford Avenue
of the present paving on Third Street
WHFRKAS said preliminary rc*otemplated -improvement of Third
Thnt
this
ordinance
shnll
be
pubOAK
AVENUE.
follows, to-wit:
from Tenth Street South to the city
ftom Magnolia Avenue west tu Oak lut£a<* requiring tho grading and • Ushcd once within ten days after its
Street from Magnolia Avcnuo west to
HE
IT
RESOLVED.
That
the
City
!
fdJ'per
cent,
of
the
rost
of
[units, and for additional improve-,
Avcnuo, and for- additional improve paving of .the streets aforesaid, were | H»»nl passage, in a newspaper of gen- Commission of the City of Sanford, replming
Oak Avenue to be borne by the City
the
present
nents on’said Sanford Avenue from
ments on said Third Street from Mug- duly published as required hy the vr.nl circulation', published in the City hlorida, deems it advisable to imof
Sanford, Florida, is as follows, tobrick pavement
$1,550.00
Jcnth Street south to the city limits,
iinlia Avenue west to Oak Avenue, in Charier, and,
wit:
of
Sanford,
Florida.
prove,
grade
and
pave
with
vitrified
j
2243
3137
or
i2
per
cent
the widening of said street and in
the widening of sain street and in lay
minus, of the cost of the
50 per cent of the cost of rel assed nml adopted by the unani-(brick or other fntrd surface material,
WHKREAS, in accordance with the
fiying additional new pavement, shall
ing additional new pavement, shall be said lendutions, the City Auditor nnd mous vote of the City Comimssiun of the following streets in the City of
22, l.'ttMHi
placing the present brick
new wort;
paid by the City of Sanford, Flori- paid by the City of Sanford, Florida,
--------- —
pavement _
.— $ 187.50
Snnfonl,
Florida,
on
this
12th
day
of
Sanford,
Florida,
to-wit:
Cork,
in
hi,
capacity
a*
Ex-Officio
, from the General Improvement
from the General Improvement Fund, Assessor has made nn assessment roll Murch. A. I). 1923,
$28,980.1)0 2323 7341 or 31 percent plus
Totnl
"Sanford
Avenue,
to
be
paved
a
iml. out of nny moneys available
{out of nny moneys available therefor. in an<<tdance with the method of as
of the curt of the new
That 50 per cent of the cost of the
FORREST LAKE,
width of 21 feet from Tenth Street
tender.
1,181.50
Snid resolution further provides sessment provided for in said resolu
replacement of the britk pavement ‘ work
... _.....
Commissioner
and
May-(South
to
the
City
limits.
•
.Saul resolution further provides
I that 50 per cent of the total cost of tions, assessing all lots and lamb
or of the City of SnnFrench Avenue to la? paved a width now in into on Sanford Avenue from
tat 50 per cent of the total eosl of rereplacing the. present brick paving, Jjuunilitir; 'arid abutting on such pro
J U 1900
‘ 21 feel from First Street South to T e n th Street south to the rity limits.
Total
ford, Florida.
lacing the present brick pavement
anil 72 per c e n t minus, of the cost of
*f|mt r>0 |wr cent. Qt- t|le total cost
| now in use on Third Street from M a g .||mwi,
in,pim ements. between and inS.
O.
CHASE,
j
Ninth
Street,
posin'
uw in use on Sanford Avenue from rtolja Avenue west to Oak Avenue,
Commissioner of the
Third Street to be paved 24 fret the new work shall be pnid by special „f replacing the present brick paving
Street South to the City limits, IMini I be borne by tlm adjacent prop. eluding the termini of sueh improve* I
City
of
Sanford,
Fla
in
width from Magnolia Avenue West nt*essnic»tts made nnd levied upon nuW jn
n;, '|‘hirtl Street from Mag
ment*,
oral
by
said
s[H'.*ial
assess
(sail lie borne by the adjacent proper1erty owners owning property on Third ments b.i. ib trtntit ii among the sex
C. J MARSHALL.
ic Onk Aveijue,
‘nil bit* and lands bounding and abut-}nujjft Avenue west to Onk Avenue,
owners on Sanford. Avenue from Street from Magnolia Avenue west to
Commissioner o/ the; All of said improving, grading and ring upon sueh improvements between shall he borne by the adjacent proper
hath Street south to the city limits, Oak Avenue, nnd 5021 7311 or iIU per u a l lots frouting and abutting on
City of Knnfurd, Fla. j pnving shnll be done in compliance j nnd including the termini of snid im- ty owners owning property on Third
t
a
r
’
h
of
sail!
street,
and
avenues
to!
kd 2243 3137 or 72 per cent minus of cfmt minus of the cost of tho new•
i with the estimates for said work on provemonts upon that portion of said Street from Magnolia Avenue west to
be
impim
c
I
nnd
paved,
in
proporAttest:
[r rtisl of the new work In paving
work in paving and improving said linn to th frontage thereon,, the pro-f
said street as indicated by complete Hanford Avenue, ns aforesaid.
PIIII.II’S,
(SEAL)
. Onk Avenue, and 5021(734 or C9 per
IR
d improving said portion of Snn.That fO per cent Of'the to tal Cost ’ cent minus, of the cost of the new
portion o f Third Street from Magnolia porlionnte ifet of said improvements'
City Auditor and Clerk.
pluns, specification*, profiles nnd es
fttd Avenue from Tenth Street smith Avenue west to Oak Avenue, shall also
Commissioner 8. O. timate* of saiij proposed improve- of replacing the present hrick pnv work in pnving nnd improving said
>» the city limits, shall also be borne be home by the adjacent property to be Hone by the property owners j Thereupon
[owning
property
abutting
nnd
frontChase
moved
that
the rules he waiver! ments now on file in the office of the ing now on French Avenue front! portion of Third Street front Magnolia
iy the adjacent property owners qwnowners owning property on that por- ; j[](,
tthe"
j.,.- sieve
,-t-v;-s and avenue* to nnd said Ordinance be placed upon its City Manager of the City of Sanford, First Street south to Ninth Htrect, j Avenue w est tu Onk Avenue, shall be
ing
ppolt
rg property on «nid portion of Snnlion of Third Street from Magnolia ^
ns aforesaid, and,
'second reading and final passage Florida, whirh said plana, specifica shall be borne by the City of Sanford, borne by the adjacent property owniord Avenue from Tenth Street South
Avenue West to Oak Avenue; nnd the
W H I R L ' S , upon the completion nf* which motion was seconded by Com- tions, profile* nnd estimates have Florida, and 81868712001000 n r 30.8 i r* owning property on thnt portion
the city limits; and the total cost total cost to be borne by the propurty
said
ape. ial nsnesnurnt roll, the City missioner C. .1. Marshall nnd unnttl- been heretofore approved by the City l>vr cent plus of the cost of the now. ,,(■ Third Street front Magnolia Aveto be borne by the property owners owners owning property bounding and I
I inously pasted. Said Ordinance was Cttmmission mid constitute the plans,'work in paving and improving breach mu, wcst {„ Oak Avenue; nnd the toowning property bounding and abut ab utting'on Third Street from Mag A uditor and Clerk has caused written
|(l. Imrne by the property
then placed upon its second rending ami ipt-cificntiim* for said work; and Avenue from I*tr-»t Street south to („|
notice
t
i
I
m
*
served,
as
required
by
ting on Sanford Avenue from Tenth nolia Avenue west to Oak Avenue, for
ml read by title only on this ]2th tiny this Commission hereby declare* the •Ninth Street shall also he borne by owners owning property bounding nnd
low,
17
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v.TM
-r
«.f
each
lot
or
Stmt south to the City limits, for the tin replacement of the present paving
l March, A. D. 1923.
Whereupon necessity for doing said work on said the < ily of Sanford, Horidn; anti the shutting tut Third Street from 5Ji»git placement of the present paving on | on 'third Street from Magnolia Ave parcel i f land In be -po-inlly assess
Commissioner
Chase
moved
its adop street nnd that this resolution Is mi total cost to be borne by the City of n0]jn Avemifl west to Oak Avcnuc for
ed, in I'oimevllon with said tmprovcmid Sanford Avenue from Tenth
nue west to Onk Avenue, and for nd- , ments, Retting forth the time nnd tion. This motion was seconded by emergency measure, providing for tlie Sanford, Florida, for the replacement I t j„, ri,|,|ncenient of the present pavStreet south to the city limits, and for
tiitiomil improvements on Third S tre e t;
complaints might be heard Commissioner C. J. Marshall nnd up usual daily operation of a municipal of the present paving on French Ave-i i|)K ((|| xhlrtl Street from Magnolia
iddiliotinl improvements on said Satifront Magnolia Avenue west to Oak before the Equalising Hoard, and,
on vote the smite .was unanimously department.
nue from First Street smith to Ninth {‘Avenue west to Onk Avenue, and for
fyrd Avenue from Tenth Street south
Avenue, in the widening of said
passed ns follows:
The City Commission is hereby Street, nnd for additional Improve- j m|j u |0nal improvements on Third
WHEREAS,
at
the
time
and
place
b* the city limits, in the widening of
FORltEST LA RE, Yen authorized to expend for said work on ments on said French Avenue from 1M m ,t fnim Magnolia Avenue west to
notice* to staid property
•aid street and in the laying of addi Ihird Street mnl in laying additional j H| n [c<| jn
new pavement, shall be pnid by apec- owners, the Equalizing Hoard of the
Commissioner snid streets, the following sums of First Street south to Ninth Street, in Qak Avenue, In the. widening of said
tional new pavement, shall be paid by
t„>ing additional new
H. O. CHASE,
Yen money payable out nf any moneys the widening of said street t and ln ;htm>l un,|
inl assessments made'and levied upon c j|y ((f Sallfor,|( Florida, met to hear
•leii.tl assessments .made and levied
laying additional now pavement, *lmil pavement shall he paid by special usCommissioner available therefore, to-wit:
all lot* nnd Ifinds bounding anti abut- tt„ dnjmj|
0|,jt r iions us to tin
ui*)!! all lots and lands bounding and
lie paid by the City of Sntfford, Flori sessmenl* made nnd levied upon all
C. .1. MARSHALL, Yea Sanford Avenue to be pav
ting on Third Street from Magnolia J,10|M|. |.ll improvement* a* aforesaid.
dotting on Sanford Aventic from
da,
from the Genernl Improvement lot* and lands bounding and abutting
(
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mm
is*
inner
ed
a
u
idtli
of
2
I
feet
from
(,,
jmj,! ftir in part by spe' ial asfenth Street south to the city limits. Avenue west to Oak Avenue.
Fund, out of any moneys available on Thiril Street from Magnolia Ave
Attest:
Tenth Street South to tho
Said resolution further lirovidet‘ tlll,mctlt, , ttlld,
Said resolution fcfrther provides
L. R. PHILIPS,
. (SEAL)
City limits
— $40,470.00 therefor.
nue west to Oak Avenue; and the esti
that 5(1 per cent of the cost of the re- that 50 per cent of the cost of the re- 1 WHEREAS, the snitl . Equalising
Thut the estimated cost of said con mated cost of snitl contemplated implacement of the present pavement fJwin, ,utlt C(1,ir,jizt.,| an,| adjusted all
City Clerk.
305-Itc
which said sum is the total
p’iremqiit of the present brick pave* now in use on Third Street from Mag
templated improvement of French pmvements to he borne by the prop
estimated cost of the im
special assessments made by tile said
Bicnt now in use on Sanford Avenue
Avenue from First Street suuth to erty owners owning property bound
nolia Avenue West to Oak Avenue, City Auditor and Clerk, against the
provement of said portion
horn Tenth Street south to the city
Ninth
Street to be borno by the City ing anil nhutting on Third. Street
of
Sanford
Avenue.
properly bounding and abutting upon
limits, end 72 per cent minus of the and 69 per cent minus of the cost
of Sanford, Florida, is ns follows, to- from Magnolia Avenue west to Oak
French Avenue to be paved
the new work, shall he paid by sp ttc-j^ ,, Bf„resaid streets, anti avenues
of the new work shall lie paid by
wit:
ial assessment* made and levied upon [ whi(;h u )]t pro|)i)RC<| t„ Improve and
a width of 24 feet from
Avenue, is as follows, t«-vvlt:
ifcrial assessments made and levied
50 per cent of the cost of
all lots and lands bounding and abut pave,
First
Street South to
50
per cent of the cost of
upon nil lots and lands bounding and
the
present
ting U|toit such improvements between
Ninth Street
....... *.$23,000.00 replacing
j
the
replacement of the
THERE
FORK,
be
it
enacted
by
the
ibetting upon such improvements bebrick pavement
...... ... . $1,480.00
nnd including the termini of the im people of the City of Sanford, Flori
which
said
sum
is
the
to
present
brick pavement.,.. $ 187.50
Ivcrn and including the termini of
018607(2004000 or 30.8 per ,
provements upon thut portion of Third da:
tal estimated cost of the
5021
7314
or
09 per cent
Hid improvements upon thnt portion
cent iff the cost of the
Street ns aforesaid.
improvement of snid por
minus of the vest of the
SECTION ONE
"■ faid Sanford Avenue, as aforcnew work .......... ............... $6,180.67
WITNESS my hand ns the City
tion of French Avenue.
new work
.....,— 2,510.50
That the Improvement of Second
tfk|,
Clerk und the seal of the City of San Street front Oak Avenue west to
Third
Street
to
be
paved
a
iirid resolution further provides ford, Florida, on this the 12th'day of
Total ___ ____ ___ $7,66*1.67
width of 24 feet from
Total
$2,698.00
French Avenue, Third Street from
Inst 50 per cent of the total cost of
Thnt
50 per cent of the total cost
March, A. D. 1923.
Magnolia
Avenue
West
to
Sanford
Avenue
west
to
Magnolia
Thnt
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
of the
^placing the present brick, paving
(SEAL)
L. It, PHILIPS,
Onk Avenue .................. $4,047.00 of replacing the present hrick paving replacement of the present brick pave
WHEREAS,
on
the
27th
day
of
NoAvenue,
and
from
Oak
Avenue
west
to
1QA in use on French Avrnuo from
City Clerk of
now in use on French AVeriUe from ment now in use on Third Street
which said sum is the to
Avocado Avenue, Fifth Street from venther, A. I). 1922, the City ComHr*t Street South to Ninth Street,
305-Itc
Sanford, Fla. Magnolia Avenue west to Myrtle Ave-, mission of Sanford, Florida, adopted
F iist Street south to Ninth street,
tal
estimated
cost
of
the
from Magnolin Avenue west to Oak
_h»ll be borne by the City of Snnshall
he borne by the adjacent properimprovement of said por
nue, Ninth Street from Cypress Ave an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance
-,
.
,,
. , Avenue, nnd 09 per cent plus of the
Florida, and 018GG7 2004000 or
ly owners owning property on Frenelri
of ^ Rew WOfk (ha„ be |iatd by
tion of Thin! Street,
nue west to Park Avenue, Thirteenth Levying n Specinl Assessment for the
per ccnt j,|us
co8t 0f the
Avcnuo
from
First
Street
south
to
That
50
per
cent
of
the
total
cost
Improvement
of
Sanford
Avenue
S treet from Sanford Avenue west to
special assessments made and levied
*** work in p'aving and improving
French Avenue, Central Street from from Fifth Street South to Tenth of replacing the present hrick paving Ninth Street, and 1385333.2004000 or upon all lots and lands bounding nnd
‘fetich Avenue from First Street
A Hanford Avonu6 west to French Ave Street, Palmetto Avenue from Sec now in use on Sanford Avenue from 69.2 per cent, minus of the cost of the abutting upon such improvements be
W h to Ninth Street, shall also be AN ORDINANCE LEVYING
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
FOR nue, Palmetto Avenue front Commer ond Street South to Fifteenth Street, Tenth Street South to the City limits, new work in pnving und improving tween nnd including the termini of the
Kirne by the City of Sanford, Florida;
THE IMPROVEMENT OF SEC cial Street north to Lake Monroe, Pal Magnolia Avcnuc from Tenth Street shall be borne by tho City of Sanford, said portion of French Avenue from improvements upori that*portion of
'd the total cost to he borno by the
Street, Fourth Florida and 894 ;3137 or 28 per cent, Firat Street south to Ninth Street, i-e.id Third Street as aforesaid.
OND STREET FROM OAK AVE m etto Avenue from Central .Street South to Centrpl
of Sanford, Florida, for the reStreet
from
Sanford
Avenue
West to plus of the coat of tho new work in shall also be borne by the adjacent
NUE WEST TO FRENCH AVE south to Hughey Street, Onk Avenue
placement of the present paving on
The method of milking said special
Myrtle
Avenue,
Myrtle
Avenue
from paving nnd Improving Sanford Ave property owners owning property on
from
Tenth
Street
South
to
Thirteenth
NUE, THIRD STREET FROM
*wnch Avenue from First Street
assessments
shall be bnsed upon the
SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO Street, Laurel Avenue t from Sixth Fourth Street South to Ninth Street, nue from Tenth Street Suuth to the that portion of French Avenue from foot frontage of the property bound
uth to Ninth Street, and.for addiFirst
Street
south
to
Ninth
Street;
MAGNOLIA
AVENUE
AND S treet South to Thirteenth Street, and and front Njnth Street South to Thir City limit*, shall also be borne by
tionnl improvements on said French
ing and abutting upon the improve
FROM
OAK
AVENUE
WEST
TO Avocado Avenue front First Street teenth Street, and. Elm Avenue from the City of Sanford, Florida; and the and tile total cost to be borne by the ments ns aforesaid, a* provided by
erentie from First Street south to
AVOCADO
AVENUE,
FIFTH South to Third Street, shall proceed First Street South to Thirteenth total rost to he borne by the City of property owners owning property Par. C, of Sec. 156, of Chapter 836J,
^inth Street, in the widening of said
STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE In accordance with tho plans and spec Street and, nnd Requiring tho Im Snnfonl, Florida, for the replacement bounding nnd abutting on French Law* of F lo rid a'o f 1919, the same
**fcrt and in laying additional new
NUE WEST TO MYRTLE AVE ifications covering said proposed im provement of said streets in accord- of the present pnving on Sanford Avenue from First Street south to being the City Charter of Sanford,
ferm ent, shall i»c paid by tho City of
NUE, NINTH STREET FROM provements of said streets now on file i ance with the Plans and Speclfiea- Avcnuc from Tenth Street south to Ninth Street for the replacement of Florida. Thnt is to say, 50 per cent
• anford, Florida, from the Genernl
CYPRESS AVENUE WEST TO jin. the office of the City Manager of lions Now on File in the Office of the the city limits, and for additional Im- the present paving on French Avenue
mprovement Fund, out of any-monof the cost of replacing the present
Citv Manager of Sanford, Florida,’ provemonts on said Sanford Avenue j front First Street south to Ninth
PARK AVENUE, THIRTEENTH Sanford, Florida.
*Js available therefor.
brick pavement now in use on San
SECTION TWO
and,
t e * * v#*
8 < 4 : ft | from Tenth Street south to tho city Street, and for additional imprpvoSTREET FROM SANFORD AVES»i,] resolution further provides
merits
enti on French Avenue from First ford Avenue from Tenth Street south
WHEREAS, u contract for the eon- llmits, in the widening of said street m
lbat 50 j>er cent 0f th e total cost oL NUE WEST TO FRENCH A V E ^-' T hat the npocinl assessment:! hcreto_ the city limits, and 72 per cent
NUE, CENTRAL STREET FROM tofore made by the City Auditor and struction of said improvements has and in the laying of additional new Street south to Ninth Street, in the
rtpl»eing the present brick paving
minus of the cost of the new work on
SANFORD AVENUE WEST TO Clerk, ns set out In the preamble of been awarded to Hutton Engineering improvements, shall be paid by the widening of said stre e t and In laying
in use on French Avenue from
Sanford Avenub from Tenth Street
additional
new
pavement,
shall
b«
paid
FRENCH AVENUE, PALMETTO this ordinance against all lota und & Contracting Compnny, providing for City of Sanford, Florida, from the
irrt Street south to Ninth Street,
south to the city lim its, shall be dis
hy
specinl
assessments
made
and
lev
AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL lands bounding and abutting upon all the paving of the aforesaid atreeta General Improvement Fund, out of
* -all be borne by the adjacent propertributed umong the several lota
STREET NORTH TO LAKE MON the streets and avenues aforesaid, and avenues the distances and widths any moneys available therefor; that ied upon all tots and land* bounding
> <n*ner« owning property on French
bounding nnd abutting on [hat por
ROE. PALMETTO
AVENUE proposed to be improved in the man zet forth in snid ordinance above re tho estimated cost for said contem and kbutting on French Avenue from
Avenue from P in t Street South to
plated improvement of Sanford Ave- First Street Bouth to Ninth Street; tion of said Sanford Avcnuo to be
FROM
-CENTRAL
STREET ner aforesaid, a rt hereby approved, ferred t6, with asphalt,
« ‘fsth Street, and 13853SJ|2004000 or
paved and improved as aforesaid, per
THEREFORE, this notice of deter nuo from Tenth Streci south to the and tho estimated cost of said contentSOUTH TO HUGHEY STREET, and all lands abutting and bounding
3 T l**1, c*nt minus of the coat of the
OAK AVENUE FROM TENTH open amh iftiprovicmenta"between arid mination to proceed with said public city limit* to be borno by the City of pU U d .ip ip rovcm<!riU to be borne by
work In paving and improving
RESOLUTION
■' I jJ
*i
NOTICE OF DETER
MINATION TO PRO
CEED With p u b
lic IMPOVEMENTS
ORDINANCE NO. 48
r J s V fli
a il
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TH CHAUTAUQUA, SANFORD, FIVE DAYS, MARCH 31 TO APRIL 5
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IN THE HEART QF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION
VOLUME IIL
NUMBER 301
SA N F O R D , FL O R ID A , M ONDAY, MARCH 19, 1923
Circus Closed
Saturday Night
Successful Week
Man Who Will Oppose President and
That is Hiram
NATURAL h a r i io r a t c a f e
CANAVERAL WILL NOT
NEED U. S. MONEY
About New Canaveral, Orlando
m r Tho A •■.■<-lnlrd t * m « >
& Southwestern IL R. That
PARIS, March IV.—'The refusal by
Wifi Touch Sanford
the Unilcd Staten to accept n reduc
FRIZES. GIVEN AWAY HELD BIG
CROWD UNTIL A LATEHOUR
The American legion closet! a sue*
cesnful week'With their .Circus, Sat
urday night, and despite the rain
that fell almost every night the big
tent wan usually crowded wjth people
nnd the Campl>oll-I.o*iiing Tost are
well satisfied with the results and espccinlly with the Roberts CireUH nnd
Dsznnr Company that furnished the
U1y Tile A m i r b l f i l I ' r t i i l
tent and all the attractions. She, the
PALM REACH, March 19.—IVcsi(letchel Educated Dog *how, Freddie
Guthrie on high wire nnd Hying tra dent and Mrs. Harding and vacation
peze, Prof. Ettling, the man of Mys pnrty today began the northward
tery; Carson & (’ampin'll, expert ri- cruise that_ will end Thursday or Fri
ile shots and knife throwers; Kcno, day at St. Augustine. After Sunday
the clown, formerly with Sparks' in Paint Dench, members of the party
Shows, nnd the trick juggler nnd many Inst night boarded the houseboat Pio
other good nets nro ull worthy of spe neer which came up from Miami.
Fishing tackle nnd hail were nhuurd
cial mention. These nets with the band
the
Pioneer when cite left here this
nnd the cundy booths nnd other pinemorning
und it was thought the
os of amusement made a big carnival
of noise and fun for tho entire week monotony .of chugging up th e ‘Indian
nnd the Legion hoys are well satisfied nnd Halifax rivers might be varied by
with their effort nnd with the Roberta fishing. Tentative plans f jr the
cruise do not provide for so many
shows.
The big feature of Saturday night stops ns on tlie way down but it is
was the drawing of the many prizes n gnrticd ns likely two or three rounds
nnd tile young Indies who had wink of golf will lie plnyi
tuna
ed bard ull week nnd their many over the roui
friends were on band when the votes!
weie emmtrd and the following were
proclaimed the winneis.
FROM FAR N O R T H W E ST TO
FLORIDA A N D FROM ’
ROCKIES E A ST
SNOW, BLIZZARD
Demoralizes Train Service and
Freight and Passenger Trains
Arc Cancelled
( I I * I hr A u o r l a l r d Prra a)
The following from thu Titusville tion in its bill for the expenses of the
CHICAGO,
March IV,—The entire
American
army
of
occupation
by
the
Advocate is most interesting to Semcentral
area
<
>
f thu country is today
value
of
the
German
ships
seized
j
n
-Inole County peoplo:
in
the
griup-«if,o
bitter cold wave d«£
Improving the deepwater harbor on American ports, was presented to the
npite
the
theoretical
proximity of
Allied
representatives
in
conference
the Atlantic coast 12 miles east of
spring.
From
the
Rocky
mountains
here
on
the
rc-imburscmdnt
question
Titusville is the quickest wny to get
eastward, from the far northwest to
by
Elliot
Wadsworth,
assistant
secre
navigable inland waterways.
up|H‘r Florida with much of thu ter
With the biggest ocean stenmships tary of the treasury. The Allied rep
ritory covered by snow, the tempera
landing nt Canaveral for freight nnd resentatives called a separate meeting
tures
ranging from subzero to March
paiacngcrs, nil inland waterways for tomorrow at which they will try
records, wore registered. In upper Mis
to
evolve
another
proposition
which
would lead to Canaveral for Atlantic
sissippi valley nnd the Rocky moun
will Iks gvitn Wadsworth nt n full
Coast connections.
tain regions, train service and wire
A railroail now in ‘course of con’- meeting of the conference Thursday.
communication
are
demoralized.
itruction, tho Canaveral, Orlando &
Throughout the northwest orders were
-Southwestern, has Canaveral for its
issued by railroads cancelling freight
Atlantic terminal, nnd the capitalists
trains nnd certain passenger irans.
who are building this railroad will
Smie road* placed onThftrgoos on per
Ecccs.wrily lake steps for the early
i hahlcs. At Baxter, Colo., three chil
improvement of this great natural
dren wire frozen In dbnth in a small
deep-water harbor.
shelter n quarter of n mile from their
First I Vise, diamond ring, Alberta
The new railroad will extend from
home. Near Kuteh, <dlo.,.nn aged man
.Vyeeuck.
Canaveral across the state to Sobring,
was found frozen to dentil.
Second |»rise, diamond ring, Marga
tapping Florida’s grentust citrus fr.iit
( I I ) Tin* \ ■«•«»< liilcil l'rr*M|
ret
t.’owun.
RICHMOND.
Vn.. Mar h 19.—
country nnd ’ the phosphate section,
Will He Frost an Far South as Palm
Third Prize, wrist watch, Allie CJilsnd will furnish water transportation Heart failure wan attributed by the
Month
for all Florida products to the markets coroner as the cause «>f the death uf
Mrs. Mary Chambers, of Brooklyn,
WASHINGTON, March. 19.—Win
of the world,
ter's final blast, which 1ms been a t
In 1891 the Brevard county hoard whose body was found in a kneeling
tended by blizzards nnd near zero in
if county commissioners petitioned position beside the Pullman berth ns
temperature in tin: middle west will
congress to improve Canaveral Har if in prayer, when the Florida-New
qvoi spread the east nnd south tonight
York train ■arrived here yesterday.
bor for the following reasons:
but relief is promised by Wednesday.
* lli-iuuse, while n lnrgc part of the, Mrs. Chamberi was returning to her
The cold wave from the northwest will
rommei'ce of the United States, and home after wintering in Florida.,
California
vapidly' envelope the south tonight,
of other countries, passes for many
the weather bureau says, with frost
hundreds of miles along the danger
as far south as Palm Dench. The storm
ous coast of East Florida, there is no
i« of wide extent and considerable en
harbor, anchorage of refuge for large
ergy moving southeast over the Ca
vessels between Fcm a’ndina nnd Key,
nadian northwest. Weather experts
West except In tho Bight qf Canaver
predict the temperature will be highal. Here there is nny depth of water
U ly T lir
In frit t’ rcaal
.made iirsome way for stations where
ei generally an fur unit ns the Apalnmpiirei], up to six fathoms, plenty of
ST. JOSKJ'H, Mich., March IV.—K.
'rapid growth of the city mnkes con
ih'iiu mountains Tuesday nnd tbruout
room for ah unlimited number of ves- D. 1)7, government agent who rose so
tinual additions to the working force
Southeastern states Wednesday.
tris, and no bur; but it is open to the, high In the Communist party of
neionsary, is out known. Mr. Mc
winds, swells and storms on the south- America that he attended the national
Lean has wired. Wnrhington for inc*»t side which, nt. certain times, ren convention here taut August us a
si ructions ile said he would have no
der it unavailable.
delegate, will take tile stand today or
statement to moke until he rcceivod a
- because, owing to the location of tomorrow in the Berrien county rir- ics may arise
rt ply from the postoffice department.
Total carlo!, shipments from San
the southeast shoals, on the cast of cult court ns the chief state witness they arise quit
“Congress, seemingly, sought to
ford this season to date .
2
the anchorage nt Cannvcrnl, n suffi against William Z. Foster, Chicago, This same tin
punish the postal department f*r fail
Total
curlot
shipments
from
Man
ford and the
cient breakwater can be easily and charged with criminal syndicalism.
ing to meet its expenses, though Nun**atee this season to date ...
I
The cryptic symbol of the govern- j badly crippled
inexpensively constructed, either with
have been many times in the pnst
Total
Ynrlot
shipments
from
San
pile* or rip rap, or with a combination merit agent hides the identity of lack of j»uffk
when the postoffice department was
ford last season to date .... 1
of both, which would extend to nnd Francis Morrow in the records of the moil nnd ti
not n profitable enterprise for the
Total rarlot shipments from Man
get it curried.
embrace twenty-seven feet of water, the department of justice.
government. The idea of shutting off
atee Ibis season to date
( I I ) T lir % a«orlfilr«l l 'r * » a t
As government • under-cover agent been working
snd meet ull requirements of com
emergency appropriations in depart
CHARLESTON,
S.
C„
March
19.—
Total
i.nrlot shipments from Sunat Camden, N. J., Morrow entered 1keep up with t!
merce.
#
ments already hopelessly overburden Representatives of the live South At
fard.last
week
because thq building of such break tho shipyards and then joined the posed by the i
ed ir. believed to lie a new one. It iR lantic ports—Wilmington, Charleston,
Total
carlot
shipments from Flor
water would nt once open u deop wn- Communist party under tho name of ennnot under
another achievement, observers point Savannah, "Brunswick, ami Jackson
ida
Inst
week
Ashworth.
By
that
name
he
was
Up
with
the
i
ler port of the first class where it is
ville—met here today for the meeting Total carlot shipments from Flor
most needed, und would establish a known to Communist leaders, but nt the attendant
, recently wnuuieu inrouKu « *|wrvw»vu- of the South Atlnntie Coastal High
ida corresponding week Inst
most important harbor of refuge nnd the 11ridge man convention, whero' nil the postufficc
i Inr closing session. In New ta r k city. way Association•which will Inst thru
year
•••*»«*•
coaling station upon the edge of the delegates used assumed nnnres nnd heads of the
” for example, tho postofflco pays twice tomorrow. High officials of the gov
wore
forbidden
to
disclose
thylr
true
their
efforts
t
Gulf Stream; would givy all of South
MEMPHIS, March IV.—With the
“ ns much to the government coffers ns ernment and stnto official* of ull coast
not tnken cog
Florida direct water communication identity, ho used tho alias ‘‘Day,"
death list standing nt twenty-eight,
it demands in expense, yqt tho New states between Washington nnd Flo
with its markets; would reduce' time
tho Red Cross and other agencies of
*. York |>ostoffice will suffer.
rida were expected to he in attendNASHVILLE/ Mfcrch lV.-Coloncl
snd freights enroute one-hnlf, nnd do
relief are undertaking the task of
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In
Orlando
the
same
situation
ob
riTSilURGH:
30,
snowing.
2
Calre
were
named
n/irc.
In
addition
*tho
Alfred M. Shook. 77, retired capital,
more to promote the settlement, de
providing
for the many families ren
tains. The postal receipts arc stend- de-egntions by the governors of the ilornin, 0 Florida arrived, 18 t n r f on
ist in coal a n d .iron industry In the
1 ‘
velopment and prosperity, of this pe south, died nt his home here jesterdered
homeless
by tho tornado which
*"
by
Increasing.
Every
quarter
s
e
e
s
it
truck
including
broken.
Opening
Mon
Interested states.
**Echoes of
ninsula than nny other possible net
swept
through
Savage
nnd other north
new
record
established,
though
the
day:
Supplies
heavy,
demand
nnd
The
conference,
according
to
its
day, after an extended period of ill bounced out i
the government could perform.
Mississippi
towns
Thursday.
<
l'n
|
postal
business
continues
to
bo
ndmovement
alow,
market
unsettled.
preliminary
announcements,
was
ta
be
health. He was a Confederate voter- nnd struck Oi
because auch n port would lx* by
0.
C,
Crane,
in
chnrge
of
Red
Cross
ministered in n miniature building, devoted to furthering the work of tho Florida 10 inch crates few early salos
Mverai hundred miles the nearest
tc outgrown by the city before it was association, which is organized to se Golden Self-blanching
nnd Now work nt Savage, says that 102 hous
deepwater Atlantic port to the West
X- erected. Naturally, this steady in- cure a federal l^ighway from tho Na French strain 3-0 doz. stalks $2,00- es were destroyed.
Indies nnd Bouth Amuricn, and would associates nrc the men behind tins Ca
Volunteer relief parties from, sur
ay t re.fse makes it necessary to go be- tional Capital along the coast to Mi $2.27 7-10 do*, stalks fl.60-$2.00.
be uf great Importance In the rapid naveral railroail that means more to
rounding towns have supplied largo
ce yond the regular appropriation to ami.
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CLEVELAND, 16, snowing.
No
transportation of mails, etc., Ind In Florida than pen tan tell. Mr. Ange,
re meet operating expenses, so Orlando
“ In less than 18 months we hope to arrivnls. .2 cars on track including quantities of food and clothing. An
now
r>2
years
of
ugc,
is
president
of
the revival of American commerce;
be has come to bo niorc or less depend- sec this highway completed, with brokon. Supplies moderate, demand emergency kitchen is being operated
the railroad company, and his record
sad would promote reciprocity.
in box cars nt Savage and meals nro
t*- ent on special appropriations. •
permanent bridges crossing the riv
This petition presented to congress in Orlando Is a guarantee thnt the
being served to hundreds of refu*
“ How the office here is to wenthef' ers nnd streams between tho points
In 1891, wqs endorsed by the legisla road will be built as quickly ns men
gnu.
ild tho storm without reducing a force mentioned," snid the loiter of invita
tures of Florida, Louisiana, Texas with plenty of money van build it.
Fifty tents-have been supplied in
«r- already painfully restricted is a ques- tion aent out by tho association offi
Mr. Ange organized and is presi
snd New York, by U. S. engineers, the
the
stricken town nnd the war de
ne tion no one seems able to answer, cials.
U. S. ConsMiarvcy and the U. S. War dent of the Rank of Orlnndn & Trust
partment,
cooperating with the Red
itPostmaster
McLean
expects
to
hear
One of the most important link* in
department; by tho Cotton Exchnnge Co., now the biggest hank’ in Orlando;
Cross, has shipped 76 arm y tents to
iso
from
Washington
in
tho
next
few
the
proposed
highway
is
tho
Santee
■nd tho Chamber of Commerce of nnd of the Orlando Mortgage tann
Memphis. Other supplies nro being
id. days nnd ‘refuses to give up hope unNew Orleann and tho New York Cham Co. On Wednesday of last week the paid out of the emergency
concentrated
here, snd C. E. tavett,
bo I til the cold truth is told officially."
ber of Commerce, by pracniculiy all Angcbilt Hotel, a 12-story hotel built Whether special provision can
a Rod Cross worker, will arrive from
the Chambers, of Commerce of the
Atlanta today to supervise tho distri
•outh; by the Now York shippers; by
bution.
Illy Tfce A t w r U i l r d
*11 tho Atlantic Rtenmship lines; nnd
Although 12,7 or more persons were
W ORLEANS, March 19.hy practically all tho counties In Cen
Injured, a sroie of Uicni seriously,, it
tral Florida—all 32 yearn ago.
is not thought thnt more deaths will
I l l y T h e . I w o r la l r d P rrs a )
All these years it has been known
WASHINGTON, March 19.—In u
that on the Atlantic Coast, midway
(t t y T h e A M w I z I r d l * r e » « »
derision affecting more than twenty
between Jacksonville and Key West,
GOMI'EUS RECOVERS
TALLAHASSEE, March 19.—The
I* » natural deepwater hnrbor a t Ca
thousand
former
service
men
and
in
a year ago of thn 8t. Johns river
railway asios3inont.boanl met to hear
naveral. Now tho necessity for the
NEW YORK. March 19.—Samuel
volving eight million dollars the su bridge a t Jacksonville, which cost that
the
argument
today
on
1923
Lax
re
deepwater harbor i« being brought
Gompcrs,
president of the American
turns of carriers operating In this preme court held thnt tho men of tho city over a million dollars.
lo the attention of Florida nnd the
Federation
of tabor, who has been ill
Tho
brat
of
January,
10?5,
is
set
state-. Virtually ev#ry lino in the aviation service in training for re
whole United .States by the construc
from
u
severe
attack of influenza, had
state'was represented at the morning serve officers wtfe not entitled to the by members of tho association as tho
tion of tho Canaveral, Orlando &
recovered
sufficiently
yesterday to
date on which tho highway will prob
session, and it was planned to 1icnr
Southwestern railroad with Canavcrleave
his
bed
and
take
a short walk
ably .bo open for traffic and travel
representatives of the Seaboard Air
“I harbor aa its terminal.
I
about
the
building.
s
throughout it* entire length.
Lino at tho afternoon oesaion.
.ii Ta \ ■
.j aJi.-LTUrTtiarglB«
Joicph Fenner Angv of Orlando and
• ; ■- r e& s S e *«* «?. ’
•-:* .*-7
, *
Y
4
• * « -V- 7. *
''a.-J /
, — 1 . - uiii.aA'-WvV
LEERY MARKETS
Star Witness for
.
Where Postoffices Arc
State to Testify . For Emergency Expenses
Crowded to Capacity Now
in Foster’s Trial
outh Atlantic Ports
Interested in Roads—
Meet in Charleston
Red Cross Goes to
Aid Storm Sufferers
in North Mississippi
Negro Murderer is
Killed by Farmer
Save $8,000,000 Here,
Railway Asessment
Waste it Elsewhere
Board in Session
at the Capital
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923
THE.WEATHER
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor
Phone *17-W
If r n
k A » a »r
_ |f , , , ■re |g l a i
»w tir t r»
•»
Abolish Convict System
Followed by Counties
and Jury Selection Idea
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\mmr. mr I t
» r » r n lr rf a la la s .
I .
a * • • ( • ! r a r e •«• (t>U f r M r t a n i t ,
|^
• a la lia , » r I r H p k a M I k * lir a *. I I " I I j *•
k » a r r a ilr Q )ir » r l» l> *
CHURCHES'
■a. ■
to
Is Plan of Commissioner McRae In
His Biennial Report
.
For Florida: P artly cloudy
and cooler tonight, possibly
light frost in extreme north
portion; Sunday generally
fnir.
to to to to
We will be glad to have you attend
l*|'
our men’s Xlible class at 9:45 a. m.
At 7:45 p. tn. wo will show four
-t o n i g h t reels of the Story of William Tell, a
very beautiful picture, and draw from
it some useful lessons for today. Come
early and bring your friends.
Let every Christian Endeavorer be
present a t the mealing at 0:45 p; nt.
in the sunder school room in the par
£ I
sonage. M atters of interest will he
presented and we need you. Conic.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH
Tomorrow, Passion Sunday, services
The) most amazing development
nr follows;,
.
linck movies were Invented. The
Sunday school at 9 A. m.
Trn'ift? Review ssys—Will not only
Low Mnss nt 10:30 a. m.
Interest but 4«tmmd and delight1
Sermon on the gospel of the day.
every spectator. New York World
Evening lenten devotions 7:45 p, m.
—More than nn oxeellont producSubject of evening lecture, ’‘Astro
* Scene from REX INGRAM’S
tipn. Should picnic all.
Akron
“TRIFLING WOMEN"
nomical Proofs of God’s Existence.’’
(Ohio) Times—Color in realistic
Masses during week nt 7:30 a. ni.
Al the Princess Monday and Tues nnd beautiful. But take these nut.Lenten services Friday nt 7:45 p
oral color tin ts away and “The
day, March 19-20
m.
Toll of the Sen" would still he n
Subject of lecture “ Proofs from
good picture.
Physical Science of God’s Existence.” ■ E K aM M M aa^tiB aaaE D avaaaaiM
All welcome to church services.
JThe first motion pic.
ttuje in NATURAL
COLORS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
( I I * T he A sm cln ie d
Bn
SERVICE •
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to
TALLAHASSEE, Mnreh 17.— Rec
kt ommendations that the coupty convict
SUNDAY, MARCH 18th
SOCIAL CALENDAR
t
Subject:
M
m'
~
lcaso system Ik* abolished, that the
"SUBSTANCE”
Saturday—Annual Linen Shower for
law governing the Jury selection be
Church Scrvico....... 11:00 n. m.
K ’
tho Fernnld-laiughton hospital.
changed and that the state convicts
Sunday School
10:00 n. m.
Saturday—Cooked food anic by the
he paid more than $10 on their dis
Woman’s
Club
Bldg.,
Oako Avo.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew at
charge from priaou, arc contained in
ALL ARE WELCOME
to the biennial report governing the pri
Stokes* Cash store.
• « • • * . *
• •
WondAyi-Sl. Agnes Guild will meet
to son division of his departm ent, sub
a t/th e ihome of Mr*. Wnr. Bolding
mitted by Commissioner of Agricul
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
on the West Side n^ .1:30 p. m.
ture W. A. McRae. Mr. McRae has
Monday—Pipe Organ clbb meets nt
TJic
Inst few weeks hnvo been ex
liven advocating the abolition of the
•the home of Mrs. Craig Harri*, of
ceedingly
successful ones in the Pres
county convict len*^ system for some
Getting like summer again.
West First street, nt 3:30 p. m.
time. In this connection his biennial byterian church, groups of two to
jBKt:
Monday—Mrs. G. I. Loueke will en
The warm weather is nil right, but repqrt says: “ No man can justify the four have united with the church ev
tertain three tnbtes of bridge nt her not too worm, not too warm.
lease system for state convicts. If ery Sabbath. Last Sunday a congre
home on Magnolia nvc., n 3 o'clock.
the lease system is bad for convicts, gational meeting was held in which
■ It
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J. II. Huddleston of Gcnevn was in it is much worse for tho short term the churclj budget for $12,r>00 far the
The Educational Department of the the city, today on business.
county convict. ThiMcrm of sentence next church ycur, April 1, 1923, Mar.
Woman’s Guild will meet Monday a f
for county convicts runs from 30 days 31, 1921, was ndopted. Mr. J. W. Cor
•
-iN
NOTICE!
COOKED V()OD SALE
ternoon at 3:30 nt the Parish House.
Sanford is entertaining many visit to 'six months, the average sentence ley was elected an elder and Mr. J,
Hawaiian
music
free
concerts
every
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
ors now as the tourists go north and being about four months. To justify H. lo-hman wns elected n deacon. The
Mrs. M. Minnrik nnd*children are stop over here on the way.
the lesseo of tho short term, county officers will bo installed nt nn early Wednesday and Saturday night. We
hold n cooked food sale Saturday af.
Presented by
have moved. Look for our new stuspending the day in Winter Pnrk, the
convicts in paying tho usual high date to bo determined.
.jtcrooon at Stokes’ Cash store. All
ECLECTIC MUSIC CLUU
guests of Mrs. II. C. Kent.
Sundny
afternoon
the
Every
M
em-!11,0
on r’nr Avenue, just in front of
price
for
their,labor,
the
poor,
unfor
Charlie B ritt is bnck on the job as
» j
kinds of goodies will lie on sale.
Free to nil. come,
sporting editor of the Herald having tunate prisoners are immediately a f her Canvas., will be conducted. Upon,
302-2tc
Andrew l/*es was among tho Sari- spent the past two weeks nt points on ter conviction, rushed to tho remorse this date the canvass will lie n,nde-Sfalur‘la>’ nnd Wednesday night a t 8
ford f:u>s attending the Clevelnnd-Cin- the east coast making out income tar less tem porary stockades and are put by nil the Presbyterian Church of 0 clock.
303-Stp
PURE HONEY nt 35c per quart, at
MARCH 20TU, 8:15 P. M.
cinnnti ball game In Orlando yester returns.
ut \he very hardest labor, and in the Amorim. The members of the coin-)
j
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*
the peanut wnjon.—S. J. Riggers.
Admission
.............
_
.....
......
.
73c
broiling sun at that before they have gregatlon are asked to remain nt their S«n,,ny <Unncr nt Tht’
day.
I*nkc
.
302-2tp
homes
until
a
fter
the
canvassers
have
Mnr>
’>
special
$1.00.
Plume
for
reser
a
z
n
a
a
a
R
R
i
r
:
a
a
i
i
i
n
B
a
z
D
B
a
a
B
i
:
had
limo
to
get
“seasoned,"
the
great
The Chnmber of Commerce held nnvations a t Lake Mary.’
303-ltp
C. C. B arrett of Orlando was among other good meeting at tho Valdez ho mnjority of them having spent some colled.
the business visitors here yesterday tel today and many m atters of im time in jail before conviction.
■ ■ a iB r a H H M B H H a a n iiiiiiB n K a a a tiH M a a a iR a M X iiH H M ia a x n a i
Sunday services ns follows:
CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED and
from the City Beautiful.
portance were discussed. The full ac
9:45 a. nt., Sunday school.
“Many of these poor unfortunates
Cleaned to your satif faction. HnniilT. W. Gnru Jr., and J. W. McWhors- count of the meeting will appear iir have lost their lives from exposure
11 «Vnj., preaching.
ton-Hrach Electric Washer* used.—
ter, Jr., of Bartow, were nmong the a later issue.
2 p. ip.. Junior C. F.
•
nnd others have become broken in
SANFORD STEAM I’RKHSKRY
visitors in Sanford yesterday.
Fresh Shipment Sophic*Mnc Assorted Chocolate, $1.00 value 09c
2:15 p. m., CAVChnntor C. E.
health."
.
Phone
5(iO
Sanford,
Fla.
Sophle-Mne
I’eamit Ilrittle ................. ............................................ 39c
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Isiwe of Jack
7 p. in. Senior C. E.
“The law that permits women coun
303-Iwp
DAUGHTERS' MEETING POST
Sf.phie-Mae Candied Pop Corn
....’................ ............................ 29c
sonville, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Thomnr ty convicts to ho carried to the stock
8 p. m., preaching.
PONED
of Quincy and Wllmcr M. Moore, ades where tho male convicts are al
*
The Daughters Meeting given by tho president of the Southern State Life so worked," tho report continues, “and ALL SOULS"’LENTEN SERVICES FUNERAL OF Ii. L. FURBAN AT
KUSTIS TOMORROW
This evening a t fifteen minutes be
Methodist Missionary society has Insurance Co., of Atlanlu and .1. D. {here used ns ’domestics' should he
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
been postponed from this coming Smith, supervisor of agencies for the amended, even though the leasing of fore eight the usual’ lenten devotions
E.
I..
Ferran
will
lie
buried
a
t
KitsAuthorized Eastman Kodak Agcnry
will
take
plnce
a
t
All
Souls
chlirch,
south
were
all
here
today
on
a
visit.
Rrxali Store
Monday until further notice. Watch
county convicts is not abolished.
consisting of Stations of the Cross, tin tomorrow afternoon nt 3 o’clock at P1IONE 325
.
•
Hanford, Florida
the paper for announcement.
“Home Ixnfrd.i of county commission
Fcrmon and benediction of the Blessed tho Prediyterinh church. Mr. Ferran OnRUUBaCBBKBCUUUIlHBNHIllIUHaHBBnBUMnnDBBBBBBRtiaaBailBaa
(fftal Lil-Beth Turkey dinner is the
ers, nnd I say this tie their credit, will
died at the Johns Hopkin- hospital in
Sacrament.
LINEN SHOWER
thing. That fellow Luke Thompson
not lease the women along with the
The
subject
of
thw
evening’s
lerBaltimore a fte r an operation Friday
Today Is the Inst day of the Linen thinks no more of serving Turkt-V din
myn, for that is just what it amounts lure will be "Conreienee, a proof or, evening. He was one of the pioriecnl
Shower for the hospital; have you ners than most people talk about hum
to. Yet there nre others who, like Shy- (Sod’s Existence."
of Eustis, one of the largest merchsent In your donation? Re suro and nnd eggs. Anil turkey dinners at the
lock. want the “pound of tle.sli” nnd
This series of lenten talks are deal- j «nts of that city nnd one of the most j
do so today; you will feel that you l.u-Beth are real dinners. Go there
be jt said to their shame nre leasing ing first with the proofs according progressive citizens of Florida. He]
have done something i sally worth tomorrow and try one.
prisoners, white nnd black.”
to common sense of u Supreme Being "'as well known in Sanford and ivus
while. You can’t tell you may In- the
A rri».p loaf on your table this evening Wtfuld add much to your meal.
In urging that the discharged ntatc and finally a comparison of Christian- greatly beloved by ninny of her citinext one to go to the hospital and
I..ulirs and gentlemen—glance nt
A good nose would he tickled In our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop,
convict he given more than $10 the ity with Eastern religions. Tonight’s | ««ns wherp he visited from tlmo *.o
you would not want to feel that our advertisement in this issue Oil
inhaling
the odorn of all our nppetizing, wholesome goodies.
agriculture commissioner declares the lecture is one of the most interestingj time, lie Is the father of Mrs. D. L.
you have not done your part. Help shoes. The kind you want and at
amount is not sufficient to even pay
• j Thrasher of thin city nnd leaves five
the best ever.
.
prices tlmtf will make them go. Of his railroad fare to his destination, of the Berlin.
Strangers invited to free r.ittings. «ona, one daughter nnd a 'w if e to
course this sale we -are talking about much less to outfit him with civilian
mourn his loss.
MRS. IIABIHTT ENTERTAINS
is at Churchwell's where they sell for clothes. In unnie rnxen he is provided
The sympathy if the many friends
• FIRST METHODIST CHI RCII
Last evening Mrs. Dwight Bab insli and sell cheaper—you know how
Next to Princess Theatre
•
with clothes by those who pity him,
here
is extended to the wife nnd fam
bitt entertained in her usual cordial it iH. Cheaper nnd better and every
W. J. Carpenter, Pastor .
otherwise lie would have to go home
manner nt a dinner at her home on thing just like you vyunt it.
On Sunday morning the pastor will ily in their hour of sorrow.
in the garb of a convict, the report
preach on “The Mastery of the Pen
Sanford Heights.
continues, and adds: I am rcliuhly in
The rooms were beautifully decoB auuiinasiiB aaantiB aB flB uaB B aFjnH iiatiaaaaB uaiiB K C xnuniauR aiiH H B naaaaB aR B B B B aB B B B aflB B aiB aB
Annual Faster Ball, Pnrish House formed that some discharged prison ny."
The Rev. Dr. Hroivn, one of our BKaHuuBBHiiBuaxiiBiiaaBBBHflBHBBflaizafltintsiiBRaaaBBBXBDBtiiiaRaaaaBBa u u a a a a i B B a a a E a n i a v ^
ruled with quantities of cut •flowers April 2nd.
301-3tcj ers have had to do this."
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*
prominent visitors will fill the pulpit It M
npd ferns. The (lining table was most
Regarding his recommendation that
r i , attractive in its appointments and
at night. Dr. Brown has been in the
tho system of jury selection he chang
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m inistry forty-five years und more. ■ 3
covers were laid for twelve.
ed
the commissioner asserts that sec
la*
Mrs. Babbitt’s guests were Miss
He will give a thrillingly interesting a a
tions 2783 and 2781 of the Revised Go-,
Clara Millcn. Mrs. Barber, Miss Lau
sermon..
neral statutes leave to tho discretion
The Epworlh League will hold a ?
ra Chittenden, Miss Hull, Mrs. Fort,
of the court nH to whether special ve
Mrs. W. A. I.ester, Miss Johnson, Mis*
devotional meeting a t 0:30 p. in. Ia*1
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TALLAHASSEE, March I?.—Ef nires necessitated by the exhaustion every Iasiguer Is- present and make i t ‘5 a
Edna Chittenden, Mrs. Lnshbronk.
of the regular panel, must tie drawn
Miss Ollie Johnson and Miss Roth fective April I. premiums for Insur
u great rervicc.
one written by lire insuruiice com from ihe bystanders of jhc body of
A Pro-Easter prayer. meeting .will na oa
Kminor.
panics, miscellaneous insurance and the rounty.
be held on next Wednesday evening.
“ It frequently happens," the report
‘'reciprocal exchanges,’’ operating in
Every official and working member
• W ENIE ROAST
w
ist
forth, "that thesu venires are
Miss Helcp Vocnuy entertained most this state must be paid within sixty
of the church is expected lo he pres
large, especially when important m ur
delightfully last evening with a wd- days from the dnte of the policy “oi
ent. ,
der
cases nre being tried. The time of
nie roost nt her homo neur Lake Mn- contract from the dale of renewal
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thereof” according lo nn order issued the sheriff to secure the required
THE SCRAP IRON CLASS
ry.
by
Treasurer J. C. Lulling, ex-olTicic number of jurors is often limited, and
; The first p a il of the, evening was
The Scrap Iran Class hopes Presi
hrough tills limitation of time in
Hrmvn Kid, llhirk Kid, Patent Leather, nt per pair
devoted to swimmbig, boating und insurance commissioner.
dent Ijike has Another good speaker•onto
instances, and through persona!
The
tresurer’s
’order
further
say?
other water sports, after whi« h n
on tap for tomorrow’s meeting. Judge
largo bonfire was built and supper that “ the premium must he paid” feeling of the sherilf in others, such Sharon delivered an interesting talk
wns curved by firelight. After suppei either .a rash or by note; if settle venires are composed of the ‘profes- last Sunday, one full of inspiration,
tho guests repaired to the* house ment by note, the note must lie dat •ionnl ju ro r’ or those who nre biased faith and common sense. The Judge
where cards and dancing were injoy- ed within the sixty day period ami for or prejudiced against the mnn i sun eloquent speaker and the class
must hear tile legal rate of interest in tried.”
rd until a late hour.
hopes that lie will conic to see us
.
at, per pair
The commissioner declare* he is
A V
• Miss *V«m ay’s guests were- - Miss this state from such date, namely
again.
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thoroughly convinced that nine tenths
Geraldine Muriel, chaperon, Misses Ol eight per cent.
Dr. Carpenter gave n fine exposition
The order was prompted, according of "the miacnrrlagos^qf justice in our of the lesson. There was a shortage in
ive Newman, May nnd Mildred Holly
Sara Evelyn Williams, Mary Ellza- to statement accompanying it, by trial courts nre n direct or indirect attendance last Sunday, hut let's
‘ beth Pulcston, Glndyco Wilson, Geor the practice of some insurance agents outcome of this practice."
make up fur it tomorrow. It is hard
gia Mobley, Dorothy Cameron, nnd of the claas, of extending credit foi
to stay in doors this sort of weather,
. per pair
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Messrs. Ed Moye. Sam Fleischer. an unreasonable length of time “in BUSINESS INCORPORATION'S
hut we enn afford to spend nn hour in
IN THIS AND OTHER STATES
Clyde I-ong, Robert Thrasher, W. A the payment of premiums for tho in
Bible study once a week.
Adams, Charles Mero, Boh Denison surance, which practice amounts to
I l l y T h " A .a n rln t'4 I ' r r . a i
Morris Wimblsh, Ismi Peck, Hamden a rebate and is in violation of our anFIRST BAPTIST CI1UUCII
TALLAHASSEE, Mnreh 17.—The
. Du Rose; Harry* Wumbisli, and others. tl-rchate laws.”
SuiTdny school 9:30—not 9:31.
following businesses incorporated in
•The statement adds that any viola other slutcs have been granted a per
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Morning worship nnd sermon 11 a.
TRAINED NURSE having girls’ tion of the ruling will constitute mit to operate in this Mate by the Sec m. The members of the Sanford Chap
Rlark or Urown Hal or illtichcr at, per pair
camp In North Carolinn mountains, (UiTicient grounds for the cancella retary of Htutc:
ter of the Order of Do Molny will lie
would meet parents Interested by ap tion of the agent’s or company's 11Armour nnd Company of Delaware, tin* guests of the church ut the mor
pointment next week. Rates moder reuse and any complaints of this char- incorporated in Delaware; James II. ning hour. Subject of sermon, “ Why
ictcr coming to this department will Rhodes ami Company, incorporated in This Pressing Emergency and How
ate. Address 1). K. care of Herald.
303-ltp Ik- vigorously prosecuted.
Illinois; Alliance Investment Compa to Meet It."
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Ilupliat Young Pcoplo'n Unions nt
ny, incorporated in Geolgia; Florida
Drown
or
IJIack,
at,
per pair
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United Laud and Investment Compa 0:45 p. nt.
Evening Worship and rernion 7:301
ny, incorporated, in Delaware; Bank
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ers nnd Hhippcrn Insurance Company, Subject “When the Tide Conies In."
Hunbeunt Band Monday 3:30 p. m.
of New York, incorporated in Now
Prayer meeting nnd Bible Study
York; Tho Southern Insurance Com
pany, incorporated in Tennessee; Tiib Wednesday evening 7:30. *
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National Highway Chartn Association,
BM
incorporated in Delaware; Beach Roy • ' CONGREGATIONAI. CHURCH
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Tomorrow ia another day given for
alties Corporation, incor;>oratcd in
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Delnwarc; Singer Sewing Machine rest nnd worship. Let U3 gather In our,
Company, incorporated in New J e r various houses dedicated to God nnd
New and Reduced Prices
sey; Tnnrpn Bay Amusement and Con reverentially worship nnd return our
Effective January Finn
cession Company, incorporated in Del thnnks to tho Author of every good.ga
aware; Leo Baking Company, incorpo and perfect gift, who has so bountlrated in Delaware; Atlanta Life Inr.ur- fully filled our livos with good.
L a d ie s ’ Rest Room
Open Day nnd Night
To rest awhile in the Divine pres
unco Company, incorporated in Geor
gia; Venetian, Inc., incorporated in ence in m editation-and p ra te r jyill
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Delaware; Engle Point, *Inc., • incor purify the heart and charge tho soul
porated in Delaware; Gjmural Explos with the dynamics of nobler life. We
ives Company, incorporated in Dela nil need this stimulus. Go somewhere BB
Sanford, Fla.. Comer Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue
ware; W elfare I-oan Society of Penn and meet in fellowship.with your hro• .
Distributor)* Seminole and Lake Counties
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sylvania, incorporated in Delaware; thor who is seokihg God.
One of the Largest and Most Up-to-date Drivc-ln Filling
Retail Credit Company, Incorporated , You will be welcome ut the Congre-i
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Y
SiRtionp in
ijuxt o f the sla te
in Georgia; Tho Vcrgon Son and Co., Rational church. Our pastor wilt
-CfCIP. I preach a t 11 o’clock in Uni morning.
i x n i i l i r f n u n i i M t o i n i w a M i u i K B i i k i B a H i i i i i Incotydrftttd In Ohio.
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Memorial High School
Auditorium
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Notice to Insurance
Agents and The ’
^ Policy Holders
1 THE CHURCHWELL CO
Phone 127
Sanford’s New Store-
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LADIES’ ONE STRAP PUMP
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-$3.50
LADIES’ SPORT OXFORDS
$ 5.00
$5.00
LADIES’ SATIN ONE-STRAP PUMP
$3.50---------------------------------$3.50
MEN’S OXFORDS
$5.00
$5.00
MEN’S OXFORDS
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$8.50
$8.50
Feature after feature, concealed within the
Hupmobile mechanism, tells you why the car
lasts so long:, and costs so little lo maintain.
When you know what these structural fea- jj
tUres are, you will also know what makes real ■
value in a motor car.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19,1923
» i n . ..'-IV
II
Henry Ford is not averse to the thn ch arities tnjrc ‘ijumjrfoU* they universal th at farm ing could not he
has labored with on cyb single to the
M,4*S* U.l
welfare of the community only to nomination for the presidency on the wero hidden frunl the eyes* of the done in Florida with success, thnt tin) g?,
land was too poor to bring farm pro
be cussed out in his efforts. How lit Democratic ticket. Tho Democratic world.
I ' t k l l i l r l ptrrT l f < r r * M i n r t p l
tle we appreciate the mnn who in his party believes their chances for win
k
4 * J at t hr l l i n l l H o lldln*, 107
Those who knew him in his home ducts to m aturity, th at it was only fit
r
Mncmilt* A v r „ ■ • n f o r *. F l a .
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zeal to mnke tho community in which ning tho presidency is pcood. The lend loved him the heat, for there the for grazing. The few oranges thnt
he lives something more than the or er* nre looking n long way nhend nnd nobleness of his character came near wore grown were only for the use of
the scattered inhabitnns, nnd not for _
dinary, risks his whole fortune nnd the vice presidency will not be a hap est to perfection.
i>niLt!tiiHnH
export. There were no paved roads "
his reputation ns well.—Orlando Re hazard choice a t the convention. Who
To those who sit within the gloom
__________________K d llu r
_ It. J . H O L L Y .
would strengthen the Ford ticket ? A where grief’s curtains nre drawn reaching the few market towns fring
* It. J. M l . I . W il t .... her rein r y » T r r n a u r r r porter Star.
(Jrnrrnl M a n a a r r
northern mnn for the presidency nnd closely, he wns tho embodiment of ing the seaboard, nnd no railroads
m 1L A. N K B I .
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o-----------AdtrrtU Inx M aaaarr
i t . r. h o l l y
IT I f you will lake the (rouble to *’ arrange
a southern man for the vice presi gentleness nnd kindness and love. reaching out tho the great markets
IS IT A CRIME?
on
A d r r r t l s l a c H a ir *
Slade K a m a
of
tho
natfou.
In
fact,
there
was
noth
dency.
your expenses according to n definite
Is an. nttorney-ata-lnw justified in
Application
To drnw aside these curtains would
ing
to
export
except
the
wild
cattle
accepting
for
his
services
money
ob
Charles I). Haines is tho choice of not be charity, nnd the many who
schedule, so that the amount you spend is
I . K W I S R*1111*1* ... t.'lrralallon M a n a g e r
I'kune : iz » - W a ft e r 0 p. m.
tained through a violation of the law? many of the lenders for the vice pres mourn with those nearest to the dead of the woods, nnd they were sent by >5
___Jess than the sum you earn.
This is a question brought forward idency. Jlninea refuses to be a candi cannot lessen the tender- sympathies, water to Cuba nnd neighboring i*!--*
Nuhsrrlptlnn I'rl re In A H a a r r
O ae .Year. .!......... ........... ...... ..........fOJMt
f t i*A thrift account maintained with the |
by
the fact that attorneys nre cm- date under any circumstaijpes. It is the bitterness of their sorrow nor as and*. It was the heyday of tho razor- ■
■ Is Mon th* -----,
..j----- >-„— i . w j . . TOO
ployvd by bootlegger* and every dol- said that some of his closes friends suage tho poignancy of their grief. hack hog nnd the long horned steer.
Delivered la City b y Carrier
II iP^ODliES* RANK of Sanford, is the
Oar YS'eelt__________ ;...... .....J3 Ce»la Inr they have is obtained through have been sent to prevail Upon him
Thu one consolation which pierces There was no special hardship in the,
!most convenient nnd profitable tvn? o f |
The h l ( 13*'t o l H - p « a r W e e k l y H e r * bootlegging.
such acceptance should it appear like the gloom, like the halo of a blessed g rant of specinl privileges to the cat- j J
Id r a l l r r l y r a t e r *
Pem lnol* C ou nty
•taking care of your weekly or monthly
m
H*.
tlemen for. there wns no other class J
and I* published ev ery Y'rlday. A d v r r - Money is n commodity. If illegally good chances for a successful issue.
benediction, is that when the end
saving.
j*
llalna r a l r * made haoten on a p p l i c a
to
compote
with
them
for
the
use
of
“Haines," suid the Herald's inform came It crowned n life of useful Intion. SZ.oO per year, alteaya In ad v it o r e . obtained ewhy would not the men who
the
land.
knowingly accept it, plnce themselves ant, “has long been a national figure bor which, in {!od'« providence, had
- We arc ready to help you start an inter*.
I l l : tllir.lt T i n : A S S O C I A T E D PltR RR
nut in tho last few years there hns;
T hn A an orln ted I’r e r * la e x c l u s i v e l y In the category of accepting stolen but reserved nnd averse to politics. gone beyond the allotted period of
esl-hearing account at any time.
e n t i t l e d to Ihn u se f o r r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f
been a wonderful development in thoj
The history of this man is not only mortal man.
“ a | | near* d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d to K n r hoods ?
lino of agriculture. The hardy pi
n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r
The time may come when the legal unique, hut probably without parallel
a n d a ta o t h e lo cal n e w a ii u b ll a h e d
oneers have proved that Florida has
I’IJRB WATER MEANS MUCH
hereltty
profession will take the view ns sug in our country's history.
All rlatita of re-publlcatlon of special
no competitor in the* union in the
gested nbovc:
d is p a tc h e s h e re in nro n ls u r e a r r v e d .
“A farm er boy who through his own
growing
of an immense variety of
W ater i» everything in daily life
In xpressing himself in regard to efforts became a railroad president
I'orelrn AdveitDtng Rente*en'.*tlv*
fruits
and
winter vegetables. Great
and
you
never
miss
it
until
you
get
to
this question, \V. It. Hardee, an in- before he wns 21, and n member of
THE AMERICANPRESS ASSOCIATION
railroad
linca
have penetrated every
some
place
where
it
is
not.
Sanford
llucntinl citizen of Key West, among Congress beforp .'10 years of age, nnd
■
corner of the state nnd carry thous
has
tho
purest
water
th
at
any
city
other
things,
says:
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at that time the New York press s ta t
<B
■
ands
of
car
loads
annually
of
Florida's
“If n man is willing to accept mon ing th at he was one of the most bril con boast but it is not agreeable to
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ey which he knows, or has good reason liant men New York had ever sent to the pnlato of the uverngc guest of products to the great markets of the
The* postal service 1m badly crippled. to believe, Ims been obtained through the National house of representatives. tho city because it contains sulphur nation. Tho farm ers and truckers nnd
Maybe the Republicans aui ex tract h a violation of the law, he is just ns
"During different administrations gas nnd emits an odor that is distnste- fruit growers have come into their
grain of comfort from this economy. much justified in accepting as compen Haines has bean offered posts of the ful to those who hnve not been accus own, ami now represent the main in ■■■■■■■■■■a■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■"■■■■■■■***■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■!!
a
?* t»----------- o----------- sation for his services any other.cjnfts first order, hut would not consent to tomed to it. Hut it is absolutely free dustry.of the slate. The fruits of their
l
blizzard in northwest today mid of stolen goods, for anything that is hojd any public office, preferring to from any contamination coming from toil would buy every year nil the ticka
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cold weather predicted fnim Cnnnda obtained by or through n violation of be useful, he said, rather than being the bowels of the earth nnd up In n caton cattle of the state und leave a
surplus of profit. Tluy ure now de
•to Florida. It may reach here hut it the law is a crime or a misdemeanor, used.
( guihing geyser thnt is the life stream
i
manding decent protection of their
doe.? not look like It today.
for
this
farm
ing
section;
However,
at
nnd the mnn or men who are perhaps
“ During his career he has built nnd
too cowardly to tako the first step, are operated over a score of railroads, this tim e’we are against lh« artesian crops against the free rnngelng cat
And this should be another warning none Coo good to take it second-hand operating in twelve states,* Mexico water fop it is had on plumbing and tle and destructive wold hogs. The
to those Florida visitors who tire so ed, under a camouflage of assumed nnd Canada, and been a m anufacturer had for domestic purposes and the legislature Ls hound to consider their
anxious In rush hack home before the respectability, which has degenerated employing thousands of men. He gave decree has gone forth to find n supply urgent appeal, for they have right
cold weather is over, March and Ap into professional depravity. This type ns he went, increasing wages without of pure, soft water thnt will not only and justice behind them, and right
ril are uncertain quantities in the o fmen, in my opinion, constitute the solicitation and was a benevolent em ho palatable for drinking uttd soft must ultimately prevail.
In tile menntime tho cattlemen have
north.
greatest menace which we are con ployer beloved by all with whom lie enough for domestic use hut will he
made
no step forward. They adhere
absolutely pure for drinking purposes
fronted with in our efforts to check came in contact.
stubbornly
to their ancient privileges.
Harding will be a candidate for re- crime; for brought down to final anal“Few .men possess so firm nnd in and the City Commissioners have em
election to the highest position in the ysys, all parties who knowingly pro fluential «i grasp upon the hearts and ployed an engineer to liiul this water They insist upon their riglrt to traise
land, says Attorney General Daugher fit by and from the financial pro minds of his fellows as Charles D. and when it is found the city of San tfeky cattle and enjoy the free range,
ty. Since Harry put him in there be ceeds of law violations nre joined Haines. A mnn o f great intellect nnd ford will lay plans to own their wat regardless of the rights of the truck
fore, we opine this statem ent comes guiltily, whether it be the man who whose. Wonderful common sense di- er works plant. Tam {in is a fte r the ers nnd fruit growers. They insist up
from authentic sources hut it will not commits the original act or the attor reels all his motives and on which he same thing as the following from the on their right to ship their ticky cat
tle wherever they can find a market,
cause a ripple on the surface of the ney nr attorneys who share with him bases all his conclusions, lie is a m an Tribune would indicate:
even
if they spread disease nnd death
political waters.
“Now tliut the City Commissioners
the financial benefits derived from of g ica t tact, hold and fearless, a safe
in
the
herd* of other states. They have
th e ’ illegal transgression."—Jackson advisor, always fair nnd impartial. must begin rnfiMdering a source of
controlled
the legislature of their own
Tornadoes, storms, blizzards, e a rth ville Observer.
He has a patriotism inspired by an water supply for Tampa, it i* well that.
in
quakes, death in every form and the
earnest desire for the public welfare they take into account all phases of "tale and won n great "victory
flit* abolition.of c o m p u lso ry dipping.
papers reck with the details hut down
nnd as president of the American the subject and have the advantage
NO-FENCE LAW
hut it turned against them when the
here In Florida ait. is peaceful and is
I'at riots became known to millions of of all tho expert advice they can ob
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federal government decreed thnt tiekpleasant nnd the weather is delightful
■■am
m at
The Snnnrd Herald predicts that people during the war period a n d to tain.
enten cattle could not In: shipped out
and nothing ever happens to mar the state-wide “ no fence” law, will be day has a close and unyielding frie n d
“This the Commissioners undoubt of the state. Deprived of their market,
peaceful routine of those who live passed in 1925.. Hob Holly doe* not ship with ninny hundred thousands of
edly intend doing. As the Tribune ha* rattle raising lose* its interest, nnd
in the most favored spot in the world. pose as a prophet. Hut he has an in America's progressive citizenship.
pointed out, it i* not u m atter for forward-looking cattlemen nre seek
Slow, perhaps inactive, nothing doing timate knowledge of the sentiment of
“I have been in practical politics hasty decision, lit acquiring a water
ing for si way out. They have already
cn the surfilce to those who are ac this state ns any man no m atter what all my life and I study tin- limes atul
supply, the Commissioner* will be suffered-severe losses, nnd are begin
customed to living in the big cities hut his business or political status.
trend of conditions ami affairs and providing for the m etis of the city for
ning to see the light of reason. Hut
the folks down here in Florida come
Any man who reads tho newspapers peep a long way into the future and many years to come.
.they,
still stick to the free range, ob
nearer to enjoying life tlmiwiny in of the stale knows that the sentlmeQt±kjIPw most of the prnm im ntrinoq in
I hi* connection, The Tribune livious of the fact .that it is a great
habitants o f _nny Other part of the is overwhelmingly for a no-fence law. public life and I state my belief that
United Stales or of the world. Con. It is a race'betwcen progress and pov had Charles I). Haines remained in notes a brief article in the current re bar to the development of the state.
Eventually they must see that the
tantment may be the death of prog erty. Cattlemen are making no mon polities lie would long since have been port of the State Hoard of Health, by
ress in some ways, hut contentment in ey. They are .simply in a rut and governor of New York state and our Chief Sanitary Engineer George W. closed range and universal eradica
Florida is the biggest thing in the real have not the foresight to get out of it. next candidate fur the presidency,” Simon*, Jr., of the Hoard, which should tion of the tick a re Inseparably con
he taken into consideration by. the nected. By giving their consent to
oiyoytnent of life.
----------- o-----------Kissimmee, the center of a great
Commission. Mr. Simons says:
these progressive measures they can
----------- o----------WHEN A GOOD MAN DIES
cattle industry, bus suffered much
‘"N ext to air, water is most neces make Florida the greatest callle
‘‘DOST SIGN MV NAME!"
in the last ten years. There was no
sary to tlu> maintenance of life and growing state in the union, nnd In no
We would rather have friends than
such thing as prosperity there. Hut
There are still a lot of things an e.l- j„
|aiit two yeftr, mt,n have been money, and by friend* we mean the health. Water is an essential of diet. other way. It can never lie done with
itor can t understand, nnd one of then. llirnil1K ntu.tlti.......... ^ .to n in g and kind of friends that are friendly be A* Aristotle has well stated, The the open range.—Tampa Times,
is .why some people will call him on
K traw ,K.r r i l .s aIlt| K i s s i m m e e mday cause they recognize the fact that | greatest influence in health i* exerted
a lega (holiday or out of bed at night j ahow* n,on. pr0|trvJ„, „ „ j prosperity you are a real man, that you have be by those things which we most freely RES UK REST (11 AM HER OF COM
MERCE
to -give him un earful of scandal, or ^j,an it has shown at any. time in ton friended them when they needed a and frequently require for our exist
to tell him a report they heard nbout years. New homes nre being built. friend, that you have led the kind ence and this is especially true of wa
I Ur T h r AaniM-lutriJ l'rr**t
somebody's shortcomings and insist Lands are being cleared up and put of life that you preach. about, thnt ter nnd air. Not nlone is it sufficient
FERNAND1NA, March 17.—Th.
to
say
that
w
ater
is
necessary
but
this
th a t he, publish it is hold hlnvk and into cultivation. Hank accounts nre you have helped your town grow by
Husiness Men’s Association of this
white, while the informant would not living increased ami tho country putting your shoulder to the wheel at should 1m? further qualified by saying town has been absorbed by the resur
for the world sign their own name to around the city, and the City itself all limes, that you have worked early water free from contamination or in rected Chamber of Commerce. At n
such un article. They want the editor are taking on new life. The cat and late fur your own town without fection. Water in its passage over nnd recent meeting the Chamber Was re
through the soil comes in contact with
to be the goal nl all times.
tlemen are not playing a losing game. any though of personal gain and th at
organized and it was derided that it
We have sometimes thought that Hut the rich farm lands in that coun you have been n man in every sense so many things it is often liable to could perform the functions of the
the editor ran run a good paper, make try are producing so well that a new of the word. There is a difference in curry infection, sometimT* of a very Huskies* Men's AsMH'iution. Albert
10)111 ends meet, and get along smooth' i ra of prosperity has *el in, .Sanford's j tin- life of men and there is u dif- serious nature.
D. Simons was named president.
“ 'Disease germs, which get into the
ly Wit hall mankind and womankind, prnsperity, too, comes from the farm j ferenco in the demise of a good rqan
CHANGE OUR NAME
it fit for the Job, no m atter how big it und garden lands and not the woods and one who has lived within himself! bo<,Jf m"1 nntltiply there, producing
tllr
The \*»«elnlrJ I'rr**)
such
diseases
as
typhoid
fever,
dyxen
is. And wo don't think we will ever cattle.
nil hi* life with no thought of his fol
tery,
etc.,
pass'from
tiro*
bodies
of
the
have occasion to change our opinions.
low
mnn.
.
I1RADENTOWN,
March 17— The
Cattle have a place in Florida. The
persons
affilcted-with
the
disease
and
— Milton Gnzette.
legislature
is
to
bo
asked
to change
cattle industry can he made to pay, if
We nre constrained to take note of
A Scene from REX INGRAM'S ^ T RIFLING WOMEN”
_
----------- o-----------properly handled. Hut the industry this by the death and the funeral of only from their bodies.. When care the nnmo of this city to Hradenton,
FLOWERS INSTEAD OF CURSES •is n disgrace to the state an now han our ntd friend, K, K Ferran, of Eus- lessness, ignurnhee or Indifference pre leaving out the letter “w." The ap
AT THE PRINCESS TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
dled. A lot of scrawny cattle full tis, who wns probably one of the l>cst vails these infections sometimes get pendix “ town" was considered a det
Tflo Tampa Tribune makes pointed of ticks is no recommendation to the men th a t ever lived in this stnte or into the water supply — the well, riment and local folk think they have
hut logical comment on a too common stale nor a credit to the mnn that any other state. He wns so nearly the spring, lake — and thereby transm it outgrown that denomination. The
prac^Ire In life in the following:
owns them. A no-fence law will personification of all th a t'is good In the infection from one to many. The town was once named Hraidcnlown.
Sarasota citizens Wednesday even mean that there will he better cattle. human form that his death will leave waste products of bodies must he kept
ing,tendered n banquet to Ralph C, Men ‘will fence, their grazing lands a void in Kustis und in this part of away from wntor supplies—wnter
Caplcs and presented him with nn ap and dip (heir rattle against the tick. the state that will lie difficult to fill. must he kept pure. Too great care
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propriately engraved gold watch ns an They will raise a better grade of stock And living such a life is an inspira cannot Ik* exercised in selecting and ♦%
appreciation of . his untiring efforts and provide rough feed for a short tion to others for it carries out the providing a water supply, especially ♦I*
toward the building up of Sarasota. period-in the winter. When men gut Scriptural teachings and examples as as pertains to thn location of the sup
ply. No supply should be so located
Rather out of the ordinary. It is the to operating in this manner, cattle for nothing else would do and brings with
that human or animal filth can gain
custom to get tall you can out of n beef purposed will lie profitable, just full force those sacred truths that
access.'"
man and then cuss him more or less, as dairying is now profitable, where the eyes of modern people may sec in
----------- o----------all the fullness thereof.
1f you haven't gotten all you wanted men follow it intelligently.
In a notice of his death Friday the A HAR TO FLORIDA'S DEVELOPWithin five years a fte r the no
or thought he should have given.
Kustis
Lake Region stated;
fence
law
becomes
effective
we
will
MBNT
We hoar a thousand men respond.
____
“For
forty
years
Mr.
Edgar
L.
Fer
►
not
Is*
apologizing
for
Florida
lieef
“afcTt it tho truth 7" How many a man
Ancient privilege dies hard. Give to
by selling it n few cents lower thnn ran has stood within her gates a pil
western beef though western beef has lar of strength nnd honor, like one any class of citizens special privileg
GOING AT FACTORY PRICES PLUS 10 PER CENT
paid a high freight in reaching us. It of those glnnt forest trees In the city es over the rest of humanity, and that T
U SELL
WHEN U
will lie much better business judgment of the dead whose spreading capitals class will fight to the death for tho T
Yo u r r e a l
LIST IT
to have fewer hoofs nnd more beef on support the sky and beneath whose retention of those privileges. It is t
TATE
WITH US
comparatively easy to give, but migh
those hoofs nnd of a quality that will shndc he will sleep.
Hu leaves the legacy of a life well ty hard to take away. The benofleinrcompete with tho western product
than to continue to advertise western lived, and can bequeath no richer ies of special privileges take no nrhoof nnd npologize for the Florida heritage than the example of a long count of changing conditions. They f
Spcnccr Height lot* nre going
product. Progressive men are seeing nnd faithful life of labor which wns seem to think thnt privileges once
fast. Ono of tho best sub-divis
the light nnd this is why tho whole not unrewarded, und the heritage he granted them must he theirs for all
ions in Sanford nnd all big lots.
state
is crying out ngninst the present bequeaths to nil. His record is un time, no m atter what hardships they
DINNER RINGS,
HAR PINS,
See us now and pick while pick
SOLITARE RINGS, WEDDING RINGS,
?
tarnished.
In
'the
business
world,
short-sighted
policy
of
n
few
cnttlcmay
impose
upon
others.
Thai
stand
ing is good. Easy terms.
PINS,
WRIST WATCHES
from which he retired some few years taken by the cattlemen is a cost in
-nien.—Orlando .Reporter-Star.
ago, he stood as n man among men, point. When they were granted the T
Every piece of Diamond Jewelry in tho Store Marked Down for this Snle
HAINES FOR VICE-PRESIDENT the soul of integrity, industrious, privilege of running their cnltle on T
During the past few months many faithful, honorable. To the young any unoccupied land, nnd granted free ?
AGENTS
noted politicians of national reputa men of this generation, his life is a dom from any responsibility for the
tion havo visited former Congressman lesson worthy to lie learned well. damage their wild.und hungry herd* ?
Charles D. Haines at his homo in Al His character wns firm, his mind might do, they represented tho main 1
FJr«, Casually, Auto Insurant*
tamonte Springs.
strong, his manner th a t of n courte industry of that time.
’- F ir s t SU SANFORD, FLA
From one of those visitors the Her ous, Christian gentleman, nnd ho was There wns almost no agricultural de
ald got this piece of real Information. not slothful in good works, and whilo velopment, for tho opinion was almost
: • .*
: Sanford Daily Herald
You will Find
Saving Easy— ,
* The Herald Printing Co.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
C3
Sanford, Florida
5
My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you ■
a cent!
>
BIRD’S ROOFS—A roof for every building ;
Leroy P. Chittenden [
= Tel. 137-W.
Address, 911 Elm Avenue ■
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK OF PLATINUM
DIAMOND JEWELRY
t
t
f
f
f
Maxwell & Britt
REAL ESTATE
t
CASH ONLY
AND
�i*f=3'
H H tft ♦ t« M
• - fill f
tJlTRUS FRUITS BY-PRODUCTS
ik O< i^rtt
C n6k "V-
Experts Have Shown How Profile to
Growere From Materials Once
Waste Can Be Made.
/
To offset the serious losses In the
cltrua fruit Industry occurring through
bruised, undersized or nrendzed or
nngi'S,
anges, grapefruit nnd tilemons usually
nlbiuctj ti| gn to waste, the bureau of
• ttn tm r y of tin* Unlit
United States DcjB arlm rnt nf Agrlrultnn
Agrlciiltiire has InvestlRated mrtlir*l» for col
lit by products
gcltlng
that will return n profit to the grower.
-Some of these products require a pre
liminary expense for equipment, but
It has been demonstrated that the In
«
vestment ran soon bo made profitable.
Grapefruit Jul<*. whirl) is Increasing
In popularity, enn he easily made If
directions for pressing, straining, pas
teurizing, (larifylug, sweetening nnd
bottling the Juice are rnrofnlly fol
lowed. These directions muy bo ol>tnlned from the department,
Clwtiried Ads le ■ word. No ad taken for less than 23c and positively no
A blend of grapefruit Julco with liv
classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count ganberry Julco has beefi found populur. Orange vinegar is n satisfactory
the words and remit accordingly.
substitute for apple vinegar and
should be made la districts where
many cull oranges uoubl otherwise lie
n tolol loss. Citric arid Is n vnlunble
FARMERS— *ou can gat seed bed
commrrdnl article which can be mndo
from cull lemons or limes If proper
fram rt and irrigation plugs a t th«
nppnmtus Is Installed.
Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfc
Other by-products from citrus fruits
FOR SALE OU KENT—New bungnoften wasted Include candled *citrus
low, 0 rooms and bath, garage. Good
peel, for use ns n confection or by bak
Ml ers In place of citron, umnnntndes.
location, near school. Terms like *
rent. Phone 423-W.
299-10tp f t M h te»-Ra h f t m la f t Jellies, butters and pectin.
I'UK DALE— I room cottage amt ga WEEK OF MARCH 1BTH TO 21TII
FRENCHMAN HAD RIGHT IDEA
rage nnd traitor. Palmetto avenue.
Monday .
Inquire for Jcrc Ilowe, Lake Mnry,
7:30 p. m.—“Trifling Women at Principles of Flying Set Out by Louis
Fla. Vacant April 1. Terms one-hnlf
Plerro Moultlard Have Been
cash.
299-Ctp I he Princess Theatre.
Proved Correct.
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FOK SALE—One iron safe, Woodruff 8 p. in,—Regular meeting I. O. O. F.
Who vvns the first glider? In sup
& Watson.
298-tfc Masonic Hall.
7:30 p. in.—Rowling nt the Parish plying nit answer there Is room for
FOK HALE—Uosier and Gays' points
the patrjots of tunny notions to delve
House.
and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty
In turdlevn! unnnU. Italy and Franco
7:30
p.
m.—Rand
Rehearsal,
Tam
Works, Sanford agents.
183-tfc
O'Shnnler Ladies' Rand'a t the Court have n good cnee. Jean Itnptlxte
Dane Is said to hnvn made a success
FOK SALE—Tomato plants $1.50 per House.
ful glide ut Perugia In the Fifteenth
1,000; 1 17-month old heifer cheap.
century, while the marquis of Ilnrquo—James A. Cunningham, Myrtle Ave
Tuesday
nue and 13th street.
309-6tp
7:30 p. m.—“Trifling Women" nt vllle, In the middle of the Eighteenth
century, skimmed across the Heine nt
j Paris.
FOK SALE— Rhode Island eggs for the Princess Theatre.
12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon Ro
Details nt a convincing kind urn,
setting, 15 eggs for $1.00.
Mrs.
tary
Club,
at
Valdez
Hotel.
however,
lacking, ltut there Is no
Ellsworth, Denrdnll Avenue, San
8 p. m.—Regular drill Co. I)., F. N. , doubt of the theoretical claims of the
ford.
83-tfp
Frenchman Louis Plena lloulllnrd,
G., nt the court house.
FOR SALE—Bronze turkey eggs.—It.
8 p, m.—Regular meeting Knights who died a quarter of a century ngq,
In poverty nt Culro, In two volumes
J. Reiter, Longwood, Florida.
of Columbus at the K. C. Nall.
300-Ctp;wltp 8 p. in.—Regular meeting No. 02 he si-t out the principle* Hint should
guide man In seeking conquest of tin*
FOR SALE—Dodge delivery truck, a Masonic lanlge, at Masonic Hall.
air. To seek to lly by Imllntlng the
7:30 p . m,—Rand rehearsal, Tam beuliiig of a bird's wing mss not fenv
real bargain for quick sale. Cn*h or
terms, act now!
Seminole-Overland O’Shanter Ladies' Rand nt the court Ible. “Men should Imitate sur h birds
as tty with steady wings nnd avail
Co.
. y
. ,.t
303-2tc house.
themselves of the currents of the nlr."
FOR SALE—New I room bungalow
Ten years after lloulllnrd was dead
Wednesday
on Wilber avenue. Fine place, two
7:30 p. m.—“ Ijuvo' b Redemption", (with Ids dreams of an actual machine
plazas, water .in house. Sec A. A. ut the Princess Theatre
unfulfilled) the Wright brolbers began
Sitioway, 6th Avenue.
303-Otp
12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon, Ki- tbo development of Ids Ideas.
FOR SALK—Dandy cabin boat, line waiih Club nt the Valdez Hotel.
Eskimos.
river and lake cruiser, 35-pasttcnger,
7:30 p. nt.—Regular meeting of the
Conndn's mounted p*ilice count noses
•10 feet x 11x2; galley,It oilet, every Minis Club at IhcJJarish House.
niul find only about 2.700 Esklinns liv
thing complete; ownrr going north,
ing In the F u r N orth, not Including
Thursday
.will sacrifice for $1,000.00. Telephone
Alaska.
Vc^iyrite, S. M. McElroy, Deloind, »7:30
Tbo low figure Is surprising. B e
,
*it.* m.—"l/irnu Hmme” nt the
Fin.
30i-3tp Princess Theatre.
ginning with our find lessons In geog
12:00 noon—Rcgulnr meeting nnd raphy. wo have b rn rd so much about
FOR SALE—Dodge touring ear nt n
Luncheon of the Business Woman’s the Eskimo* Hint most of U* Imagined
bargain. Good condition. Call 3203
they existed In much g reater num
Rural Opahttor.
304-Up 84-Jtp; Club at the Lu-Rcth Cafeteria.
’ .
^
8 p. m.— Regular, drill, Medical ber*.
]u bidding for fame, tli*’ Eskimo*
FOK HALE—Bungalow with four Corps ut Iho Court House. '
rooms nnd bath; gnrnge nnd ce 7:30 p in.—Rowling at the Parish linv** Imd the nddlllonnl bnndlctqi of
never producing n g im i man.
ment walks. Also five acre farm on House.
Despite mediocrity and fevvnr**, llie
good road. Inquire 1103 Oak Avenue.. 8 p. m.—Rcgulnr drill, 151th Inf. Eskimos have become known In all
301-Stp1Rand ut the court house.
parts of the earth.
■Tld* shows the power of ndverttsFriday
7:30 p. in.—"Quincy Adams Saw
Peculiar Well.
yer" a t the Princess Theatre.
F oil Itk S N f-l nice a pm tin net, all
Tbo attention *'f lbs* geological sur
12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of the
conveniences und wall famished.— Chamber of Commerce.
vey lias been called to a jus’iillar well
Cates' Ruilding. Pbqno DO. J'.lO-tfc 8 p. m.—Regular meeting of the Re- In Ohio, anti has enu «*l an iiivestlgntton to lie made of It. It appear* that
FOR RK.\T—1 6-room flat in front beknh Lodge nt Masonic Hnll.
(be well tiroduiv* bi-lb fresh nn<l salt
of cily hall, —Woodruff £ Wat8 p. in.—Rand concert, Tam O'Shny- vmter through two' separate pump*.
son.
2 *18-1 f c Ur Ladies’ Rand at Leesburg.
The explain!lion prove* to lie very
FOR RENT—H
-Font
int nh-tl
nH?*l mama f o r
simple. Two .viler-bearing beds, con
fined In-tween tfiyer* of limestone, ocSaturday
•
light hourolre'.'ping. nil convenience.
30.p, m.—"Quincy Adams Saw- | .-ur ut till* po1>\ one above the other.
Price reasonable. 71U We t First St.
The pipe of the freshwater pump tap*
at the Princess Theatre.
*
3C3-2tp
the upper vein at a tlepih of Id fvs-t.
FOR RENT—PcrmiiKed housekeeping
The pipe of the sqlt-naler pump
Dates Rooked Ahead:
Iniiehes the lower vein at a depth of
or bed rooms, $3.09 per week, 314
Rand concert Sunday, 4:15 p. m. at tLWref; and tho brine, being heavier
East 6th Street.
303-2tp
than the ffeslt wnter. does not mix
Central Park.
HOUSE FOR RENT—Inquire H02
April 2.—Easter Ball, given by St. with It, hut remains nt ttu* bottom.
Sanford Ave.
303-2tc
Agnes Guild a t Parish House,
Meatless Diet In a Hospital.
Full KENT—FurnlshcU apartment,
March 31st to April 4th.—Chautau
The experiment of-n meatless diet
close in. Also garage. Inquire 209 qua.
Is being tried In the Belli Israel hos
304-3tp
E. Fifth Street. :
pital of New lo rk by Superintendent
J. Ixml* Frank. Until recently It wo*
con Iended by soma that meat was the
source of vltawlnr*. but tld* lias been
reccutly
disproved by |>jr. B. V. MeWANED—A chanco to build your
Cnllom. professor of chemistry am)
new homo before lumber geta nny
hygiene of llm Johns IlopkMi" unlvprhigher. Plana and estimates furniahCity Tax Rooks close April 1, 1923, ally. From n inedicnl slandpolut It
cd.—Sanford Novelty Works, 183-tfe after which nil taxes remaining un Is flow asserted that there Is nothing
WANTED TO BUY—Aspnragua fern paid will be collected by levy und sale Inherent In mrol that cannot he sup
seed, for good clean ntock will pdy of the property upon which taxes are piled by fish, injlk, eggs nnd milk prod
uct*. ,
»
n good price. Address W. P. Newell delinquent.
ALFRED
FOSTER,
Uo., Wholesale Fern Growera, Apopka,
Tool-Carrying Device.
City Tax Collector,
Fla.
270-tfc
To he ntlnchrd to the nvemlls, or
(white).— 3-15-till Apr. 1
By: E. HOY, |). q to u belt, a l)uil-currylpg device bna
WANTED—Office hoy
hcct) devebq>ed by n Henltfe carpenter.
Chaio & Co. S ♦
30i-tfc .
_ ____
It Is deslgmal for a bputptor. hatchet,
WXNTFl>—One housekeeping room!P R O l ^ E R T Y - O W N E R S ) or binillar tool, nnd, itccprdlDg to the
in private |^.mc by the two Ha-(
N O T |C E I
Ropulajr Jlechanl.ri Miip'iirlqp, ha* tf o
metal litgi* whleti are cauactl to gpisp
wnija^s at, the Hawaiian Studio, Park
the tool handle by th r nctlnn of a
Avenue, In fr‘ lt ofrSqminole Hold.
The law provide* that "Jf taxes up spring Inleh tqvernhnl bv tho weight of
303-2tp
on real estate shall not be paid before the tool.
WANTED TO TRADE F o rd ’ tonljjjj, ^ rBt
0f April of any year,'' V
truek for into model Ford touring the tax collector shall advertise nnd
Getting It Out of Hla System.
car,—A. E.. Sfprey, General Delivery. aril."
“Where nre those cotd night* you ad
‘303-7tp
This is to notify all concerned that vertised?*'
“Just tv till," said the proprietor of
the
requirements of law will be com
WANTED—Man with Ford or other
aumrncr bulcl, coufidcaUy, ’’they’ll be
light car to do few daya work'in the plied with, and tho tax books w|ll pos nlnng.''
country. Apply J{ R. Duff, Room IP, itively bo dosed on April fintf, as
"fipre," snarled the guest, “hut |f
provided by law, and all lands on It’s winter you are thlnkint about, 1
which taxes have ijof been ‘p aid will bo won’t he hcVe."—Itlnqliighmo Age-Hpradvertised, and exceptions issued for ald.
1
3? T.
unpaid personal property faxes.
HON. C.H. BROUGH
AT CHAUTAUQUA
.T“ t W
WANTED
mm
, ti. Co. Finder please leave at Her-
-unr
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS
JNO. lb JINK1NS,
Tax Collector,
Seminole .County,
Hon. Charles II. Brough, author,
educator nnd former governor of Ar
kansas, win locmro mi “America’s
Leadership of the World" a t the com
ing Rcdpath Chautauqua.
Charles Jl, Brough, besides hav
ing nttnlned to high position In public
life, hni) nchlevwl notable scholastic
honors. lie holds tho degreo of doctor
of philosophy from Johns Hopkins Uni-
A loaf of our bread is
a tempting- article of
food. You'll be tempt
ed to bite a piece-right
out of it before the
butter has a chance to
meet it half ■ way.
Serve our bread. It's
full of food satisfac
tion. Tell yout groceryman what he al
ready knows-vthat he
should deliver our
bread to your home.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, President
B. F. WHITNKR. Caakli
M B ieaaaB iiH aB au ■■■■■■■ eiiueeaH R H n itiH g aR H eeieaH eaiH ap Q
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A Woman’s Easter Hat
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O. K.
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She knows about what she w ants it to be, dark or light, small
or large, tailored, Sports or quite* feminine, but, oh, it is often the most difficult thing to get.
■
HON. CHARLES H. BROUGH.
verattg nnd h one of the few men who
have served na governors of American .
commonwealths*to receive tills degree,
lie held tho chair of economics and
sociology lit leading colleges ami jml*
verallies hi Mississippi nnd Arkansas
for n period of sixteen years prior |o
his elect Igp us governor. As n Iceturer, ho Is nlwnys enthusiastically
received.
Populatlon on Farms.
Tbo total farm population, which In f
the last const!* fur the first lima was
enumerated separately from the rural
population a* a whole und therefore
has no comparative figure in tin* pre
ceding census, amount* to (It per cent
of the rural population, which Include*
residents of Incorporated elite* and vlllag*H having fewer than 2,500 Inhab
itants, unincorporated hamlet*, mining
region*, nnd other areas not devoted
to ngrlculture. Thus, while the rural
population constitutes nearly one-half
of the country’* total, only about tlircetentbs of It* inlmhltaiits are living on
farms.
Orlando - Florida
IT MUST BE BECOMING!
Oh, much more than any other hat, it must be spring-like
and fashionable—to express the season, the hnt is m ost sat
isfactory if it is individual—so that the pleasure in wearing
it will not be spoiled by seeing n dozen like it, and very often
it must not be loo expensive.
EVERY ONE OF WHICH
is a good reason why a woman should see our large display
of Easter lla ts beginning at $8.50.
DON’T FORGET TIIE PLACE
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::: y U
VV*i Him it»
\ M i - L a d y ’s
lii|n
nfflrl.Tl h»rttJ<|Unr!tm
fi»r Hit.* fimtlrrii h(i!M«
S
rr. Wi wntti i*» m i l
IttN fit I« til l**n lit this!
t«nrt trill ft r 1 1tilt)
SANFORD
t Li>
fitCl t fmt Hiir liUllflf>rA' lifirtDvuri- Mark
1h
ill iiVttpy
tl# Inti.*
‘•Iliillilrr** llrni!t|ui»r- |
trr»M
Early Irish Monastery.
i\W
i
BUILPERS
NAROWAK
The site of one of the earliest f'hrl*.
tlnn monasteries in trelnnd has. been'
fminil nl Mnliee islatnl, Klrnugford
Lough, near Belfast. Tim ruin* have j
been Identified n* those of Netulmm '
monastery, mentioned In. Mulr<'lm‘*
"Ufa of 8t, Palrlek," written before
Hill
Lumber Co.
I’hnne I3U, Sanford
A. D.
Extensive excavation* have I.....
cnrrteil out and valuable material. In
cluding simjo atones with writing, the
exact meaning nf vvhleh bn* not yet
been ascertained, 'mve been unearthed.
Nniftr of lb<* wrilliigs are believed to lie
of Danish origin.
Simplicity.
Mrs. Casey vv.'* «>nlllng upon Mr*
Callahan, and soon the talk turned to
the dnughter o f ’ lie latter. Mini Imd
tint recently returned’from school In
another town.
"There’s n plain girl for ye,” -said
Mr*. Cnllnlian, "nlisolttlcly no air*. In
spite of the fact that she ha* been nt
a finishing school. Nothing stiielt up
about Mary,' SlnVs tinanltUoU* to
everybody und never keep* p girl v a il
ing. No, Mr*, t ’nsey, she Just run**
down, non do plume na she Is!"—Ex
change.
Misunderstood.
He was In his first week nt college,
niul when he went to tho slntlouer'* to*
Imy h fountain pen he felt desirous
that the young uomnti who walled on
him should know that In spite of his
youth he wp* no hlgh-school hoy.
When she hnfnled him a sheet of
paper he wrote on It, with many tlotirI«hc*, In n large, hold hand. “Alum
Mnter, Alma Muter," eight nr nine
thins.
The clerk Matched hint with n sim
per. and nt Inst she spoke.
“Why .don't you let her try It her
self,” she suggested, “and then If It
doesn't suit, of course, we'll change It."
—Milwaukee Sentinel.
Swallows Cover World.
RMallowa, It hn* been establish'd by
experiment, migrate from England fit
South Africa, 5,()ii0 miles, A man In
Berkshire. In 1021, fastened n murk
on n Swallow nnd Innied lt loose. The
bird «n» 'reported ns having been
caught five month* later at Jansenvllle, Fouth Africa. Other marked
h w i i II ow *. liberated In England, have
been reported from Natal, Orange Free
State, Cu|w Province and the Tranavnnl.
—
Her Revised Grammar.
, Teacher was endeavoring to mnkc
clear to the youngsters the gramiimtfeat tense*. “ ‘Sly father had money,'
alte pointed out, UD lit the pnsV Ifttsc.
Now, Ornre, vvlint teiAe would you be
employing If you uliotihl say, “My fa
ther hua money'?”
Herald on sple nt joe's Spuijte
"That would he. pretense." wild
Hon: c, Mobley’s Drug Store and Grace, very soberly.—Exchange.
Hunt’s-Miarmacy.
It pays you in solid dollars
saved for future expenses.
It pays you in self esteem and
the SECURITY the money saved
gives you.
Put your ‘-‘Thrift Dollars” at
work at Our Savings Department
earning 4% Interest; that pays,
too,
The accounts of Men, Women
and Children Vvill be welcomed.
,i
Will Deliver Great Address on "Amer*
* Ica'e Leadership of the
World."
: THIS WEEK IN 5
: SANFORD :
yer’
I K 1
Former Governor of Arkansas
Selects Vital Topio.
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED:
The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751
contemplates a raise In scale to 75c
per hiuir, taking effect liny 15, 1923.
291-2Wp
tf
V.
o
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The ci^rette-carelessnes*
Disaster!
\
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v »* •-Si;
Thoughtk’88)>; abandoned,
the lighted cigarette top
ples to the floor, starting a
little blaze in the rug.
There itt no one in the room
and tho blaze grows. Soon
the house is a roaring fur
nace.
•*. vr:£ ; • ' i.
f
cA Greater Touring Car Value
The* present price of the Ford
Touring Car is the lowest ever
"Carelessness" you say I
True; nnd there nre also
many jicoplo careless about
their fire insurance!
And yet the car itself is a greater
value. It is better looking with
slanting windshield, a one-man
top ana improved seats. And
there are many refinements in
chassis construction.
T he 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.
Let this agency checlt upyour insurance right now
nnd protect you vvlth the
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19,1923
GEFO UR
U S E tiA tL
?OOT BALL '
USK ET BALL
PRAP SHOOTING
GOLF
BOWLING
. TENNIS '
BOXING
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
A n Evening in Hawaii” at Redpath Chautauqua
CORRECTED NOV. 1ITH, 1922
South Round
ly Forty-two Hits and Thirty-Six Runs Made by
Roth Sides
\M PA , Fin., March 10.—Snlur* pome between the Boston Braves
the Senators from Washington
cii to be a game filled with batprnctice, only forty-two bits bomade by both sides with n total
tilrty six runs. The box score nnd
mnry wna ns follows:
on
All U II PO A E
ell. c f ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0
Arrivo
2:30 n.m.
looking for “Trifling Women?
Then Ik? nt the Princess tonight.
Cimroy, 3b 1
Hargrave, c
Ijipnn, c ...
Hankins, p
Brilihcart, p
Russell, p ...
Rice ........ ...
It is Rex Ingram 's outstanding
mnsterpleiK', with Barbara LnMarr,
Ramon Navarro and T-cwis Stone tak
ing the lending • roles.
Totals .......... .. 31 12 10 2(1 12 9
Score hy innings:
Itoston . .............. . 201 053 811—2*
W ashington.... ......... n o too 201—12
Summary—Two base hits, Wnde,
South worth, Fisher, FcHv; three bnse
hits, (lowdy, Henry, Gagnon, Goslin;
Home runs, Judge. Stolen base, Wade,
Harris, Felix; sacrifices, Smith, Wnde,
double plnys, Gagnon, to Hnrris . to
Judge; Southworth to Henry to Con:
lon; Hnrris to Judge. Issft or. base,
Boston, 11, Washington1 15; base on
bulls, o(T Hankins 2, Houlihan 3; ltrnx-
It is the talc of Znrondn, n sorceress, nnd of three men who loved her
in vnln. She plnyed them ns you would
pawns lit n chess game. It is real in
teresting to ree how she lost in the
roni nil indications--tho Florida
0 I>enguc will have one of its best
ons this summer. Reports from
iber cities indicate great enthusinnd barring the annual financial
rics in n few places, the sky is
dies*;
icksonville's farewell to the league
mndf without much tear-shedding
he other clubs. The most grieved
;natc's tears were not shed freeinough ■to endanger the poorest
nmer. Jacksonville was always n
; juni|f rand *tfaiisjuirtht fun costs
be reduced materially with Bra*
town as the sixth member of the
uit.
1 St. Petersburg nnd Tnmpn the
s have Iwgun spring training.
Iona’s club is getting together,
dqntown is building ” its sqund
ind Gene Elliott, farm er Bulldog
nil bnsemnti, Lakeland is ready to
t nnd Mnnnger Burke hns his bullit scheduled to Itegtn n p r e p a r e d
i program nt Tinker field tntimr-
NeSv Irish Potatoes
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
Sw iss Cheese
New York Cheese
(orgJa and Jones’ Dairy Farm
Arrive
1:48 n.m.
I t : 13 n.m.
2:35 p.m,
4:00 p.m.
10:0 p,m.
Departs
2:03 n.m.
“An Evening In Hawaii,H on original musienl protluollon to lie given «t tho eomlng Iloripntlt Chautauqua by Vlerra’*
12:05 pent. Hawaiian*, InntnimcnJnllstH nnd singers, portray* most vividly the music nntl customs of Hawaii.
With the uld of novel lighting igul sm ite efforts nnd appropriate costuming, nn nlinosphero of artistic beauty nmt
2:55 p.m.
4:05 pan. realism Is aecured. In tills setting Vlerrn’H Hawaiian* play the Instrument* peculiar to Hawaii, amoug them the sled
guitar. Most expressively they king the sough that uru a part of the true Hawaii.
Wednesdny night finds Norma Tnlmndge a t the Princess in "Isivo’s Re
demption," nnd R. D. Blnckmorc's
famous book ‘‘Lornn Doonc" Thurs
day night, with “Quincy Adams Saw
yer" ns tho week eml feature, Friday
and Saturday.
(Ilr T h r
Arrive
Departs
7:00 n.m.
3:25 p.m. your coughH nnd colds with Foley’s
Honey and Tar. Also gives quirk re
^o, 25........ . 1:30 p .m .,
lief from coughs resulting from Flu,
'Jo. 101........... 5:50 p.m,
Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthma
x—Daily, except Sunday.
and Bronfhitls.X Forty-eight years of
satisfaction to. users has mode Fol
Leesburg Branch
ey’s Honey nnd Tnr the World's larg
Arrive , Departs est selling cough medicine. C’ontdlOa
3:55 p.m.
no opiates'—Ingredients nre printed
2:50 p.m.
on.the wrnpper; Refuse substitutes.
7:00 n.m. Insist upon Foley’s. Fold everywhere.
7:10 pjn.
Oviedo Branch
Arrive
_7:45 p.m.
Departs
Imlinn Hot-Corner
Man, Walter Lutzke,
Has a 12-inch Hand
CLEVELAND, March 10. — W.
Lutzko,, third baseman, obtained from
CIneinnnti by the Cleveland Ameri
can League baseball team, has a field
ing hand that measures almost n foot
from the lip of the forefinger to tho
ltt»e of the wrist. With the (ingcra
spread the measurement from the tip
of Fits little finger to the lip of his
thumb was 13 1-2 inches. The width
of pnlm is 5 5-8 inches.
IJig time nt Parish House, April
The Herald delivered six times a
ill.
301-.lie week for 15c.
MIAMI, March 10.—Webb Jay of
Chicago, with his Sue J. runabout,
nosed out Gar Wood of Detroit, pilot
ing Atlnnlan, Jr., ovyiicd by W. J. N’unidly of Atlanta, in the Inst 25 feet
nnd v/on the ten mile runabout clas
sic 'ra ce in the feature event of the
mid-winter regatta here Saturday.
The two boat* were side by side
practically the entire distance, first
one lending nipt then the other. At
lantan, Jr., enme down the stretch half
a length in the lend, hut Sue J., in n
sensational hurst o f speed, fki!>hrd in
nnd across the finish line less than a
length in life lead.
norn-lnIr<l I'rrm l
Electric Curling Iron
Ruth Hits Homer
In Practice Game
A Scene from REX INGHAM'S "TRIFLING
SVOMEN"
AT T H E P R IN CE SS T O NI C HT \ N I> TOMORROW
Hagen Broke Record
For Tournament Golf
• at Bellairc Today
ick Walnuts English Walnuts
Northbound
ST. AUGUST INF:, March 17.—The
St. Augustine National Bank has ac
Daily Herald on snle nt Joe’s Smoke
quired the property of* J. A. lajw on House, Mobley's Drug Store nnd
Cathedral street with a view to en llunt's Pharmacy.
tf
larging its quarters. Thu property lo
c a t e d in the business section has a
U ly Tfce A a a n rln lrd l ’ r r » » l
DUBLIN, March 19.—Mike Me-’ frontage on Cathedral street of fill
Tiguc, the Irish-Ameriyan fighter, is f e e t and is 100 f e e t deep. T h e build
Takes the Windshield* Wiper.
now the wor’ld's light heavyweight ing is two stories in height and of
concrete
(dock
construction.
champion nnd European heavyweight
MARCH 31 ST WE W ild. GIVE
champion, and Georges Cnrpentier
AWAY AN
ran no longer regain tho honors he
lost to Battling Siki'by a return botit
Straw . K id n ticket with each cash purchase
with the dcjioscd Senegalese.
live
nl- of Tivc gallons HIGH TEST GABOMeTIgue gained the decision from
ts,
ticI.LNE, good for a chance on
this
Siki at the Sea la theatre in a 20-round
,
Farm
Curling
Iron.
contest Saturday night. MeTigue won
80,000
Better Tires for less Money
1
nn pnrnts at the end of the contest,;
hut later Siki was rcjmrled to have (
disagreed vigorously nnd expressed
iiis intention of challenging the deci-
Injor Prague hasehnll clubs trainin F'loghin have increased interest
he game here considerably. Every
nber cjjy snve Daytona hns n nm*
lengucf club ns its guest this spring
there <ia every reason to believe
c will Jpe down next year,
he St. Xouis Browns nnd nt least
t il l T h r A M i i r l n l n l l*rriw«t >
other Am erican league club are
IIKLLKAIRK HEIGHTS, Fin.. Meh.
nlulcd to join the ranks of Florida
17.— Waller Hngen broke the world’s
slurs next year, and there may be
reoord for tournament golf vvlien he
(lashed around Number Two links at*
Bellenirc in (>2 strokes in the Florida
west coast open championship.
1State Girls’
Hoop Team Picked
After Tournament
7:10p^n.
rilby Branch
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. A. Speer nnd son
Algen tire the invited guests for to
night nnd will see “.Trilling Women"
without charge.
And if for any reason you nre not
able to get to the Princess tonight to
sec “Trilling Women,” this fine picture
will be shown tomorrow night, also. .
SIKI DROPS
ite’s League
TITLE AFTER
Is Promised a
SLOW 'FIGHT
Successful Year
Departs
2:40 n.m.
8:40 n.m.
1:38 p.m,
3:20 p.m.
Are the gears on your car insured?
Master lubricant carries with it a
guarantee to replace broken or worn
out gears. Costs no mure than other
good grouse -Sanford Battery Hervicp
Co.
3-7- Wed-F ri-M on-1tuo-c
to receive kind words regarding this shop's service. But criticism is
just as bene Grin I as praise—sometimes. So if jou can suggest, any
improvement in our way of doing vulcanizing, the favor will lx* ours
if you will advise us. We want this to be your service in’ ever)
sense of the word.
.
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Onk Avenue nnd Third Street
PHONt
SA N FO Ill), FLORIDA
MrrJ. E, CRENSHAW has purchased an interest in and
will have full charge of our Repair Department in the
future. We feel that we have been fortunate in securing
the services of Mr. Crenshaw, as he is a man of much ex
perience in automobile repair* work, is thoroughly re
liable and we are backing him to the extent that we
guarantee entire satisfaction to every patron. All his
old friends and customers (and they are all his friends,
too) are cordially invited to visit our well equipped re
pair shop in the rear of our display room. We make, of
course, a specialty of taking care of Buick owners, hut
can and will give the best of service and satisfaction to
all automobile owners.
Sausage
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The spring months nre most enjoyable in Jacksonville. April nnd May ..real her is
ideal, giving to each day a fresh charm.
Northern visitors may rnjoy the delights of spring to tho utmost, in Florida's larg
est city. Florida people, also, will find much to nrnusc nnd entertain nt this season.
The country surrounding Jacksonville nbounds iti points of historic interest. In tho
city llieru aro attraction:! for all, grave or guy, und hotel und other accommodations to
suit every taste and to fit every purse.
Visit Matchless Ocean Beaches
Eniov the Daily Band Concerts
All visitor* will 8* welcomed and p m tiliin i
hare Iwm mads Tor wide variety «f entertainment.
Rand roaecrt* arc given dally In beautiful II.m.
min* Park. Coif. trn n U amt like extort a (lord
amid* recreation facilities.
Tho flnrat ocean beaehea In .th a world are
tcacbcd lu a ftw minuted, by inertor ear o r train.
S till K-ilhlns
halhlnu hero l*
Is u f«
til lfascinating
u d n i l l n f in rnrlne.
Surf
f c uand
aprlne.
Wotqrtng on excellent mad* U particularly
plraslnt: a t lhl» season. The broad SI. John* River
affords magnificent boating and “«porty~ ft shiny.
Has. ball game* are frequent and other clean
•ports abound. Splendid theatre) and <rth
tribute* of a mtUvpoUlaa city arc available.
Visit Jael*onein« this spring nnd you will be pleased.
For further Information. f ,Ce booklet*, cte., address i
T ill: - A l’llll. KOl.Mi:**— a full iln, ,,f fndlu nmt Inn. tiru a ra t
ii li It] ii i> CrnttirrKi h o m l i u n r i r l d h i I ii « i t rn ; i i i i P !i i , | » ? i r t t r t | t n t r i l l*i 1»)
hi it r l l U n i n p p r o p r l n f r r w l m e v pirm Jp In m i t l t i c t »1 r r r 1 i ln tiftn e nm l
n i r j iMiiH-t itl U l m f . Tltmiftih \ p r i l H' — I h n i fnrfsrl i l i r d u lr n r
e
slnl |i*nu|* vlilh
w B iijU n rj
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19.1923
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BUSINESS :
PURELY
DIRECTORY 5 PROFESSIONAL :r
Toa can find the name of
every lire Business Man
In Sanford In thla Column
each day.
'.sJy . 1. T-" IE
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Ha R*
m h Carda of Sanford** Reput
M
t a <n able Profcaaional Men, each
M M of whom. In hia choaen proM
feaalon the Herald recomra
menda to the people.
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Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
U we p le u e yhu, tell othara; If not,
ten ue. I’hooe 418
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
v. c. c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and Mill
Work
Well-Known Reader •
to Be Heard Here at
Rcdpath Chautauqua
. Everett Kcni|i. noted muler-vnlerinlner, will he nno of the PtiJoynMe nttractions nt the coming Iteilpath Chau
tauqua. He I* known for Ms outatnnilInj; nlilllty both ns an Interpreter of an
nit h r piny nr book and as n render of
*hnrter number*. Ills reputation extonds from coast to roast.
In Hr. Kemp's repertoire nro Incltid*
Ml such favorites ns "Hcvcnouk*," by
J. G. ^Holland; “Tho Music Muster.**
George A. DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
Orer Seminole Coonly Bank
4ANFORD
... FLORIDA
FRED R. WILSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
First National Bank Building
SANFORD
FLORIDA
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
•IT Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
B. W. HERNDON
INSURANCE AGENCY
FIRE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
FLORIDA
BANFORD
A. P. Connelly & Sons
fU t a M U h r d
ll-r-A -L
1 IXM
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Im iln ra li
Parma
r a -l m p r o v p d land
lusnra nre
Clip L ola
K n r v lr Honda
Itomra
l.oana
llm larii r r a v r r lp
lluainraa Chanrra
Main OJTIra
n rix n i
U M -O im
h k a i .t y
coh pant
IX V KSTXt l*,\ T
COMPANY
s
CHELLE MAINES
(yaa Examined
LAWYER
-:— Court House
Glaaaea Designed
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt D.
Optician-Optometrist
HS Bast First Street Sanford, Fla.
EVERETT KEM
by Klein nnd “That I'rinter of Udell's”
by Harold Bell Wright. A program of
miscellaneous readings Is also among
ARCHITECT
Mr. Kemp's offerings.
Whether In the presentation of an
Room 7, Miller Rldr.
endin’ piny, a reading of a wellfANFORD
FLORIDA known book, or a miscellaneous pro
gram Kveretl Kemp la always enthusi
astically acclaimed.
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
I)U. It. M. WELSH
Graduate Veterinarian
Electricity ana Outlet*.
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Conners to Build
| OUR WEEKLY
Miles of Roadway
CITRUS REVIEW
Thru Everglades
ORLANDO, March 19.—The week
ly citrus review by F. L. Skdly us lasuMl from the office of the American
Fruit Growers, Inc., says;
Reports from nil Florida citrus ar
eas indicate thnt the bloom has been
very heavy. Coupled with showers
which have fallen upon many sections
dui inn the last week, the outlook for
next season's crop is snid to lx* very
excellent. It Is, of course, too early
for any definite anticipation of the
sixe of the crop ns there is yet oppor
tunity for many haxards to intervene!
but the first requisite, n heavy bloom
upon the trees, has been met.
Orantres--The demand hus been
strong with the prices adjusting to
new higher levels. Indications, are
thnt the supply of mid-season oranges
is nearing tMinustion. Next develop
ments will feature vnlcncina for which
.there is already undoubted domnnd,
but Valencia transactions thus far
hnvc been too slight to set a price
basis.
Grapefruit—Heavy shipments of
the previous ten days resulted dur
ing the previous week in n lessening
of the f. o. b. demand nml c«irrelit the larger market*, but there wan
less interest manifest in ordinary
grapefruit. Due to the fact thUt so
large n part of the grapefruit has
now moved, the fruit remaining actu
ally I* In u strong position nnd the
easier tone of the markets as relat
ed may Ik- regarded ns a temporary
condition.
The continuation of excellent busi
ness, conditions throughout the coun
try, amounting in many lines to a con
dition of almost boom prosperity, pro
vides n purchasing power ample to ab
sorb all citrus offerings. There is an
abundant ability to pay the price,
which therefore, is governed by the
desirability of the fruit offered and
the manner in which it is prepared
for market.
Ilig Land Owner Would Build Road
and Then Sell It •
l l l r I k e A i.ii t l.lfS Press)
TALLAHASSEE, March 17.—Inter
nal improvement board agreed to cooperate with W. J. Conners, of Buffa
lo and Florida Everglades capitalist,
in construction of highway 00 miles
long through Everglades to extent of
giving him right-of-way and selling
him rock matcriul.
TALLAHASSEE, March 17. — W.
J. Conners, a large landowner in the
everglades who proposes 4 to build
fifty miles of highwny In that section,
nnd his attorney M. 11. Carmichael,
member of the Icgislntupre, appeared
before the
internal Improvement
board In connection with the project
todny. Connors plans, according to re
ports, to construct a high way, .then
sell it to the county or operate it as a
private toll road. It is understood the
conference with the board was in connectio mv'ith the acquisition by Con
ners of Innd through which the rnud
would be built.
Southern Bell Officials
on Visit Here Sunday
**.jV
Several officials of the Southern
Hell Telephone Co., wore here over
Sunday and inspected the local plunt
ami were taken over the surrounding
county and the city by the local man
ager, Howard Ovcrlin. They found everytihng here in first clnss shape nnd
wore greatly surprised nt the remarknhlo .growth ami development in San
ford and in every part uf Seminole
county. The following were in the
Party:
Frederick II. Reid, vice president;
F. K. Montague, General Traffic Matt-1
nger; W. 1). Moore, General plant nut-1
nuger; David Iminl, Florida manager;
T. L, Moore, Florida plant supetin-j
tendon!; ('. D. Cook. Florida Traffic
siq>crintvndciit.
We have these cars in very nice condition.
t o ms .such us:
Will trnde or sell on'
One lluick 21 model Roadster, tires, top find paint new, n dem
onstration will satisfy. Drive $ii‘0.00, $225,00 down, balance 140,00
monthly.
1910 Dodge Sedan, new paint, interior very dean, runs fine.
$800.00. $250 down, bnlnnre, $ 15.00 monthly.
Hudson Speedster, i new cords, new lop, $800.00; $250.00 down,
$15.00 monthly. Leave word what yon are interested .in with Mr.
Wilson, mul I will call on you at once.
At n rlili- meeting In tlwltxrrtnmt li
Office
I’hiinr 44
IOI-N Masnutln A ( r . Telephones1
was tllscsn,-re»l :hut ilu- ->i.-»■I Jacketed
Office 20
Conrad Bldg. bullets nf the n.nrkMtucii wen* swerved 'I’eacher Train in g
Residence 257
Del.and, Florida (mm their course l,\ tin- tinluciicc of
TD ERADICATE BOLL \\ KKVIL
in High School
telegraph uml telephone wins running
Cut Flower*----------■— Floral Design*
alongside the range, s.i.v* the Washing
IIIT Tin* ,1inoHnlrtl I'rnit)
ton Star. Experiments were then
HUDSON AND ESSEX DEALERS
W. J. THIGPEN
TALLAHASSEE, March 17.—Steps *
Annual and Ornamental Plnnta
innde ut Tlnm by placing four steel According to biennial Report of Sup
have Ivon taken here looking to rocables parallel with the range ami
G. I). CLELANI), Manager Used Car Department
611 Myrtle Avc.---------- Phone 2G0-W
Real Estate
erintendent Cnwthon
uperntivc buying of Imll weevil eradi
about 40 yards distant from It mid
cation nmterlnl by the farmers of Le
FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE sending u cut rent nf S,Wtl xotts
I Hr V k f Aaaorlnlrd Prraal
on county. J. It. Alford was elected
through them. The effect, it Is snid.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., March ID.— chairman, nt a recent mass meeting,
was to turn the Intlleis so far from
their course that the deviation Teacher training in the high sehools of a committee to get the best price
amounted to ‘J4 yard* on a range of of Florida has not mot w ith the suc pit the necessary chemicals.'
General Machine and- Boiler
280 yards. Tin* bullets on being lukcli cess anticipated,-lice.iftirng* to the bi
Works
from the targets were found to be ennial report of W. S. Cnwthon, sup
magnetized. Next, on an artillery erintendent of public instruction. Mr.
Cylinder Grinding
range of d.odo yard*, the electrolling-, Cnwthon suytt in his report thnt pu
Automobile Repairs
A
nolle Inllucnee wits genera tt-d 2tW
Acetylene Welding
yitrtls In front of the targets nnd 40 pil teachers should' be eduented and
/tirtls to on* *liU». The pr»ileetll«-* then trained. The number of high
Phone G2--------- Sanford. Florida
Were inverted It degrees I'rmii * schools maintaining teacher training
departments is smaller now than it
atralptit line.
was several years ago, the report con
Nairn* of Application Tor Tax Deed
A Doubtful H.t.
tinues; nnd the total number of stuUnder Section 575 of the General
i in*- xM.-r In this Evansville family
ri.ct,jving instruction in these d
and
has
made
application
for
tax
deed
Statute* of the Stnto of Florida
Ii ii iirtt »|*ii|»t'r r«*|H»rY»*r IU1«I IKm* dIIuT
purtnu-nts
since the latter were crcNotice is hereby given that It. Pitt, to issue in accordant e with law. Said n sclimd teacher. And the little teach
nted
is
negligible
in counting the to
purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 1211, certificate embraces the following de er Is much given to borrowing her sis
tal
number
of
teacher*
in the' state
The good-natured re
dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1912, scribed property, nituntvd in Seipinole ter's rltilbcs.
manifestly
in
need
of
such
instruc
porter
usually
doesn’t
object,
but
the
has filed said certificate in my office County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 3 and
other
day
she
felt
her
sister
hud
gone
tion.
nnd has made application for Tax 4, Bloxk 4, Russell's Flat of Fort
too fur when she wore her new silk
Relatively few of the students com
Iked to issue in accordance with law. Reed. The said land being assessed dress am t.fall lint to school. She told
plete the tenth grade, before entering
Said certificate embraces the follow at the date of the issuance of such her so, too.
the teacher training depnttmeqls, the
ing described property situated jn certificate in the name of A. B. Rus
"Hut I hail heard the school heard
I
would be at tha- building today," tbe report says, continuing: "The state
Suninnle County, Florida, tu-wit: Lot sell.
Also: Tax Certificate No. 747, d a t teacher excused herself, "and I waul j should not encourage professional
1*. block 3, Russell’s Pint Fort Itecd.
training until those who are to receive X
The said land being assessed at the ed the 2nd day of June, A. D, 1913, ed t<> make a hit with them.”
it have acquired sufficient innturity
••J
het
you
did,"
cntiie
hark
the
dry
dnte of the issuance wof suity certifi has filed suid certificate in my office
and lias made application for tux deed retort, "for they nil nearly went wild and ncadcmic knowledge to enable
cate in the name of A. H. Russell.
about that tires* when I wore it to
Also: Tnx Certificate No. 3-17, dated to issue in accordance with law. Said the school hoard meeting Inst night."— them to appreciate thut training. In
other words, pupil teachers should be
Changes in husineas conditions hnvq
In iimea of prosperity nml u rising
the tlth day of July, A. D. 1915, has certificate embraces the following de Iad Inun poll* Nows.
educated
first
and
then
trained.
filed snid certificate in my office and scribed property situated in KemiIn 8oarch at Ambergris,
Jittlq effect on n sternly consumer demand
market there ia n general dermimt for the
"It seems that almost any four year
Has made application for Tax Deed to nole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot* 4
An expedition has left Senilis for
high
school
might
well
maintain
a
for trade-marked articles of common use.
issue in . accordance with law. Said and 5, of Block fi. Russell's Pint of Bering sea to search for ambergris,
products of industry that conics to he ac
tcitlficata embrace* the following Fort Reed. The snid laud being as which Is new more precious than gohL teacher training department and ob
The dealer may carry n lighter stock, nnd
cepted ns a matter of course. It is sel
described property situated in Semi sessed nt the date of the issuance rtf There Is u decided shortage of this tain state aid, “tho report says, “ If
material,
which
Is
used
In
perfumery,
It
offered
a*
electives
in
the
Eleventh
nole County, Florida, to-xvit:
Reg. such certificate in the name of A. II. nnd ns yet on substitute has been
for n short time the demand through the
dom listed among the assets of the busi
nnd Twelfth Grades Pedagogy, His f
19.05 rhs. S. and 3.92 chs. E. of NW. Russell.
evolved.
tory of Education, Reviews of the
jobber mny seem curtailed; but ju st os
ness— it ia simply assumed that it will al
H-r. of NR’1-4 of SW 1-4, Sec. fl, Txvp. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 748, d at
Ambergris I* n morbid growth In
Common
School
Branches,
and
Prac
2" S. R. 31, run f) 2 1-2 chs. E C chs. ed the 2nd dny of June, A. D. 1913, the whale's Intestines and when eject
sure ns customers are calling on the deal
ways he there.
k' 2 1-2 chs., W fl chs., containing 1 has filed snid certificate in my office ed Into thp sea Hosts like llje chilled tice Teaching, requiring approximate
er for the product, he is sure to supply it,
■cn- M-L. The said land being asscss- and has made application for tax deed grease on broth, until found. It con ly half of the time of the pupils of
fl nt the date of .the issuance of such to issue in accordance with law. Snid tains a property necessary to hold thin department on such electives. Tho
But,
overnight,
conditions may
ami orders soon begin to flow in to make
various chemicals in solution.
other half of the time should be
ctttifiealc in the name of K. T. Dele- certificate embraces the following de
N ear the mouth of th e Yukon riv spent On academic subjects along
change— ns they have done before—and
scribed property situated in Seminole er there Is snhl to exist n virgin field
Rail.
up for the temporary curtailment.
The
with
high
school
pupils
who
were
not
County,
Florida,
to-xvit:
J.ots
4
nnd
Also: Tax Certificate No. 2243,
for ambergris. Actions of various cur
the malter-of-courso demand becomes con
total consumption continues about the
dated the 2nd day of June, 189G,>*b*« 5, Block 7, Russell's Flat of Fort Rccd, rents tend to congregate nil llout* Into expecting to teach. Pupils of the
teacher
training
department
could
spicuous by its absence.
The business,
li'ed said certificate in my office and The said Innd being assessed nt the one gigantic whirlpool, nnd In the
same.
Las made application for tnx deed to date of the issunnee of such ccrtlfi hopes of finding ambergris there, sev graduate with the regular Twelfth
eral hardy fellows are now on route grade classes nnd receive high school
once strong and flourishing, is suddenly
h«u6 in accordance wjth law. Said cer cate in the nami^of A. II. Russell,
north on the steam er Victoria,
diplomas.
In
small
high
schools,
the
Any manufacturer who has an nrticle
tificate embraces the following de Also: Tnx Certificate No. 749, tint
found to be in it very tigh t place. The de
professional
work
need
not
take
much
scribed property situated in Seminole ed the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1913,
Rug Factories In Peking.
for popular consumption that can be trademore thnn hulf of the time of a high
mand had not been insured—uml y e t the
County, Florida: E. 9 1-2 chs. of NE. has filed snid certificate In my offico
There are sixty rug factories In Pe
-~ -J.-.
~r ■*Tr - ~ - :
marked has the opportunity to insure his
11 of S W 1 -I, Sec. 0, T*vp. 20, S. R. nnd ha* made application for tax deed king. Chino, employing over 200 xvork- school teacher nnd the state's five
entire business depended upon its conllnhundred
dollars
would
almost
if
not
g: ~SrLI? 7^7-7
- 3=7^ '-is•..-~===..7=3'
•!=
21 E. (Less lot* A, B,
and 1), less to Issue in accordance with law. Said men each nnd with capitals ranging
consumer market and retail Bales by
Leg. N. E. cor.'run S 3.78 chs., W 5.59 certificate embraces the following de a hunt $10,900. This Is a remark utils quite pay for this time. The county ♦> uimce.
Increase on tho figures recorded n few would have hut ,llltle expense, since
fh* N. 3.78 ch*., E 5.59 chs). The scribed property situated in Semi yours ago, and Is explained by the In
means of Advertising.
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it would have to pay for the academic
nole
County,
Florida,
to-wlt:‘
Lots
4
Wid land being assessed at the date, of
<
creasing popularity of Peking rugs In instructions received, by those high
The modern, economical way to insure
Ihe issuance, of suck certificate In the and 5 of Block 8, Russell's pjat of tho United States. Direct buying Is
During the present business condi
Fort Reed. The said Innd being a s noxv dime by many large American school pujdU anyway.
name of Unknpxvn.
the mnrket for any reliable product is by
“In
any
event,
n
considerable
num
tion the manufacturers who have insured
Also: Tax Certificate No. 215, dat sessed at tho date,of the issunnee of firms. In addition to this number,
Advertising to the public which consumes
'd the 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1919, such certificate In the name of A. B. there are numerous smnll estahlUh- ber of our high . school graduates
their demand by Advertising are in a far
ments—estimated ut over a hundred— tench; why not nrrange for them to
filed snid certificate in my xifficc Russell.
which
each
employ
n
few
score
work
it.
Advertising
creates
a
steadily
increas
direct their attention to the vocation
better position— in every way— than those
Unless said certificates shall be re
and has made nppliefttion for tnx deed
men nml operate with a small capi of teaching during the’ IaBt two yours
•° issue in accordance with law. Snid deemed according to law tnx deed will tal.
wiio have trusted to the current demand
ing number of customers who desire the
,
cf .their high school course nnd there*
'r ft Iflento embraces-the following do- is sue thereon on tho 3rd dny of April,
that was not of their creating.
by prepare to enter upon their work
product, nnd ask for it by name.
•'ribeil property sitiuitcd In Seminole A. D. 1923.
.
That Silenced Him.
with
much
belter
preparation
than
.
County, Florida, lo-irit: N. 1-2 ’ df Witness my official signature and
ltlarkstmie—Why do women always
JK- 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec. 8, Twp. 20, seal this the 2Gth day of February, A. like to parade their new finery before they would otherwise make I ”
their friends?
Lange 32 E. Containing 20 acres D 1923. •
Mm. Dlnckstone—For the snmo ren
.(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
••L. The u i d land being assessed at
Favor Dance, Parish House, April
son, I 'Kiippoae, that you men drcs>
Clerk Circuit Court,
e date of tbe issuance of such ccrtl*
2nd.
4 >j
* P
301 -3tc
Seminote County, Fla. up like drum majors nt your lodge
f ^ t e in Uie name of J. II. Bryce.
conventions..
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n y :- Ax M. WEEKS, D. C.
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Also: Tax C ertifiraie No: 745 dat- 2-2G-Ctp
The
Herald
delivered"
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s filed said certificate In hiy office For quick results try a want oiL
STEWART The Florist
Not Successful
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COMPANY
BUTT-GUERNSEY COMPANY
THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PRINTING
SEMINOLE
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I N TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R L D ’S G R EATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION
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VOLUME
III.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. .MARCH 17,1923
ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
FORTY SOLDIERS KILLED
! ‘ '“ AY' CAUSE RIOT IS BELIEF
MANY WERE INJURED
OF NEW YORK OFFICIALS
NEAR DUISBURG, GERMANY
•
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Two Hundred and Fifty Extra Detectives Put on
for Protection
•
FRENCH TROOI* TRAIN COL
LIDED WITH FREIGHT
TRAIN
Inew
p u n today
[ (’ontinentnl Lenjjue With Bavar
ia and Under Domination of
France is the latest
I Hr TII** A M M t o l t J I * r r « » l
BERLIN, March 17.— A report fron*
Rricmer*hclm, a Rhine towh nenr DuiiburK, says Forty soldiers were kill
|td and many injured when the French
troop train collided with n freight.
The impact was so violent that several
roaches were telescoped.- .
Taylor Comipandery
Knights Templar
Have Inspection
Hanqnet nt Hotel Valdez and Initia
tion of Several Candidates
l.a-.t Night
One of the mu.it enjoynble nlfnirs
in the nunnls o f Taylor Commandcry
Knight Templars wns the Iwtnquot
< »> T fcr A u a r l M , « I ’ rraa,
NEW YORK, March 17.— Two hundred and fifty city detectives in plain nt the hotel Valdez last night, in
dothes and several hundred uniformed patrolmen were detailed to mingle spection of the Commnndery by Emi
with Fifth Avenue crowds this afternoon when 40,000 then and women are ex nent Sir Hurry Drown of lakeland,
pected to tuke part in the annunl St. Patrick’s day parade.- The police order Grhnd Captain General of the Grand
for increased protection wns issued despite statements of city officials that Commandcry and Right Eminent
no trouble wns anticipated. Mayor Hylun, however, has received several Grand Commander Sam A. Johnson
o f Orlando.
warnings that trouble, will result if the parade is allowed.
The Sir Knights assembled nt tlielr
niMNti MATTER BEFORE THE
asylum on Magnolia avenue and in
STATE HOARD OF
uniform mnrehed to the Valdez hotel
CONTROL '
r.hartly after six o’clock where hn el
egant repast hnd been prepared by
l i l t T h e . t M o r U fr il I ' r r u )
Caterer Wcegman to which tho Sir
TA1.LAHASSEK, March 17ll.-Tlu
Knights did full justice. Editor It. J.
State Hoard o f Control met in n spir
Holly was the guest o f honor at the
ally called session hero to consider
banquet and was tou.ited and roasted
it is understood a joint request for inby bis Hanford, Orlando und Lake•rensed salaries made by home dem
lnnd
friends and everyone made mer
onstration agents. Several women For Providing the State With Revenue Other ry until the time bade thorn leave for
home agents are in attendance. Some
Than Now Used
the more enrnest work of Inspection
of the delegates described the request
and initiation.
.
;s a demand carrying intention to reEminent Sir James Mnughton nom
TALLAHASSEE. March 17.—With the publication of tho first biennial
dgn if not grunted.
The bonnl
report again giving data to show the slate was losing annually revenue from inated Sir Eminent Commander Ha
members insisted the meeting had no
two hundred and fifty million dollars worth of taxable property and com mel Tolar toastmaster nnj! ns a reward
importance at this time.
mending to thoughtful consideration "certain changes that have been made of merit the toastmaster promptly
in the tax systems of other stales," State Tnx Equalizer Dawson dcscritx 4 railed upon Mr. Mnughton for the
today as feeling he hnil gone as far as Ids offire roulil and nt tin- same time first talk. He wns followed by Emi
answered critics of state taxation. It is up to the legislature to stiaiglitea nent John Jinkins of Sanford, Emi
nent Reynold-! of Orlando, the oldest
l out the system, Dawson’s report said.
•
Carlo! Shipments Reported far Friday.
member of Olivet Comninndery, and
I TALLAHASSEE, March 17. t all- feonvineed, however, from hi*- invi- ti K. .1., Holly of the Sanford Herald.
March If.tli;
70 ing attention to the "growing senti- ga llo n of tho various tnx systems thnt Eminent Sir Harry llrown followed]
Florida-—Sanford section
with a Imuquet for Hotly saying that
Florida —Manatee Section
” !ment among the thoughtful pvoplu In hnve been grailually developed
Florida—Uy boat, Kl iwnfcs.
ami
from
"conditions
,
friendship was the greatest thing in
^Florida and among some of-the other jollier states
the world and it was really friend
California ...........
stiltcs favoring different methods for which now exist in Florida Unit the
ship that made frntemnl orders great
Florida—Tampa section
' providing state revenue other than time has come when our .legislature,
Harry Hrovcu is fo-eilifor of the Lake
used in our state," Marion I,, ilike the legislatures of mnny of the
101!now
land Star-Telegram and is not only
Total
the!other
states,
ought
to
be
free
fn.ro
Dawson, state tax equalizer, in
HOME AGENTS
WANT RAISE
. IN SALARIES
DAWSON HAS NEW IDEA
ABOUT STATE AND COUNTY TAX
WOULD ADOPT OTHER METHODS
NUMBER 303“
STATE DEPARTMENT
RECEIVES NO
OF GERMANY’S POSITION
**” ------f
.A—■
PRESIDENT
1 PLAYS GOLF
' AT MIAMI ON M E D I A T I O N
IN REGARD TO REPARA
TION AND SAY STATEMT
>
CALLS FOR NONE
W ILL HOARD TRA IN TODAY FOR In R ep a ra tio n ! Dispute Between
Germany and France Of
FIRST STEF ON HOME
W AR D TKIF
- fIcials Sny
III- .T V * A ,„ r lM r d
I 'r r n )
M . A M I , M ^ h T . taA
3
R of WASHINGTON. March 17. - The
golf nnd 'an afternoon of rest.eon-; state department ofTirials received a
eluded today President Harding’s • ,a,,1mi'nl " f F.crmuny’a position rcth.ee day visit to Miami Hem-1.. The! « ardI" *
reparations, but they do41-lnred today that information as .lev
presidenlial party this evening will*
yesterday b>\Or.
Hans Dicckboard a special train here mul go t o l !livered
,v* lcu >vsien.ay
pA D '
Fain. Reach the fi.st atop o f t h o i ^ ’ fOU^ t,,.!or. for ?h'* Gprnmn cm"
........... I bfc*sy, called for not action by the
nuithwanl trip' to St.
*
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. i Washington government lookuu: to
whero the vacation pnrty will ntny ton!
...
, .
..
,
,
.
A
...
• mediation or intervention by it in the
iliiys. A fter spending the night nt
reparations di.q.V.e between Germn
Palm Hej.i-h and attending church ser
ny and France. OITicials said they
vices ther tomo.row the cruise on the
would make no reply to it nor would
houseboat Pioneer will he resumed.
they mil it to the attention of the
Flans for the trip contemplated few
French government.
stops before SL A ..gust in« was
read.i'd p.ol.aldy Thursday.
MUNICH, March 17.— The occupa
tion of the Ruhr and mi uprising in
Bavaria have been parts of a French
plan for establishing a continental
League of Nations under the domfhn! tion of France, according to the MuonI rber NeUbte Nnchrichten, which uttm ihe charge in connection with the
Who W ere Strangers
arrest here, March 7, o f Professor
! Fuch, a dramatic critic, and Herr MnCast on the Shores of
j chans, a musical director, on iiu.spithe Gulf of Mexico?
|cion of treason.
. The newspaper claims it has recelvI’l.iladcIphi.r Woman is Anxious to
|rd information thnt the prospectus
. I.earn About Them
i for the league provided for the ineluI rioh of France, Italy, the Little En
H l y l l i r \ " « n r l n f n l | *rr«* l
tente, Iinvarin and soverul parts of
TALLAHANSEK; FIs .. March 17.—
RET I'll NS COM FA It ED W illi THE There L'a woman in Y’hiladelphia still
Austria. The project was planned by
.'constitutional
restraint
In
working
»rr*-ntly
beloved
by
all
the
members
liNHS LAST YEAR SHOW
hi her twenties, whose man went'to
a French lieutenaht colonel named
first biennial report of his office made constitutional restraint in
................
.............................
GREAT INCREASE
Richert. during aeeret treasonable no-j Shipping Point Information lor Frl-i*public,
■1.1 for the Inst time several months
commends to “ careful and out
a proper system tmfor lluthe assess,
assess "f the newspapi r editors of the south
j but by everyone who knows him and 1 .
[rotiations some time ago with Fuch
day, .March lfith:
ago and she senna the newspapers for
thoughtful consideration" ‘a system mint and collection of revenue.
ho has’
WASHINGTON. March 17.— Evi- •--iiti.t^ of Indies washed ..shore; Her
('resenting figures to show that "at especially the Masons where he hns
I tnd Mnchaus, the newspaj^r nsserts.
SANFORD, FLA.: Want., ahowers.jniiopted in other stntcs of “ npporlu-i-n nn outstanding figure in lodge deuce of prosperity utmost nation
husband was lost when his vessel
* Richert is alleged to have got in Hnulings heavy, demand slow, move- Honing the amount of revenue neccs- least I'd states” have adopted a classi, iitT.iir* for many years. He also called
wide w{is given in the last income and timed around Now- England waters,
(with these men when the French first ment rlrnggy. market wonk. little snry to run the state government, fication of property for the purpose attention to the fnct that Masons arcprofits payments to the government,J ,lSJj „h(, wnnt,„, to knoW (lf tho thrM
I met with stubborn resistance in the ihungc in prices. Carloads f. o. b. us among the counties or groups <>f ol taxation—divided intangible per- (
fur their progressivcliess and'jjreuiury osTieinl, declnp-d.last night |(l<|lV, rccetlt!y gfvtn
,,y thc RU|f
Konal
property
into
classes
so
that
a]
'-'‘tii
Ruhr and to have advocated a Ba ual terms: 10 inch crates Golijgn counties in proportion to their ability
Ran |m» i„ k- their statenii-iit on figures Hint
different rate of taxation w-dl be U-v-1 !'“ >'inK “ high
h,* h compliment
«>m|»Hment to
to hnnwaters on Wakuiln county benches, for
varian "Putsch" for independence .Self-Blanching 1-0 d<>*. stalks in the to pay, the amount In*each case to be
fed on such classes, the report says:
fu'd’sgrow th said that no doubt the nlthough incomplete, support, their n. she explained in n letter to n local
from the Test of Germany, in order rough |L60->1.G0, mostly $1.00, New used against the counties themselves
•'I dearly am of the opinion that i -Mnsons had n big hand ... the .level- earlier estimate o f receipt! of four newspaperman, “ funny things happen
to refuse nntj break up the front of French strain -l-O dnz. stalks in the and not against the property assess-j
hundred million dollars between Mar.
practicable
and just methods consist opincnt of this city.
nmvnilnys." She read in u Fhilaticlrough $L40.$l.r.0, few well Idnnched
I the resources in the Ruhr.
Grand Commander Sam Johnson"of j
i 5_
ent with good business policy should
phin paper of the finding of three bod
“ If you don’t act now," Richert y» higher.
O.lando. can always be depended} o m. (lf (|>(, ivnsuns given for the
ies and uf the Suspicion thnj fou! piny
|raid to have told Fuch and Mnchnua,
had
been committed in the alien smug
"Bavarian activities will hnve no in- Total carlo! shipments from San
gling trailer She investigates every
2.1
LI
I terest for Franco any longer. This ncford this reason to dilu
repoil, she wrote, of the sea giving up
tion must and will bring nbout the Total rnrlot shipments from Man
a body, und most of the.se reports, she
atee this season to date
... 1.01 <
(downfall of the Cuno government anil
of collecting revenues for the state j rum me uiuu.i some
*>’
" " j Uunchcd Into the real work thut the coiitpareil will, tho rates upon whirl. said, hinted nt foul play. When her
j the establishment of a red govern- Total enrlot shipments from San
ford Inst season to d a te ......... 1,764 by levying n tnx on the receipts o f In. ‘C,,K bon,p....
. ... ! Masons, Knights Templar and Shrin- Inst year’s payments”were based, the bi.sbn.ul wns lost with three other
I ment in central
Germnny.”
1
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t
dustrial
corporations,
leaving
to
the
The
report
ro
om
,
o
igurcs
o\ cri, were doing. Re recounted the fnct treasury figures the 'aggregate nm- men the-papers hinted nt foul play in
•
The Nachrichten assorts that Mn- Total enrlot shipments from Man,,,
,,
, , ,
. . . . . ’ the burning of the vessel. She sniil
counties nil other sources of revenue big that more than 4 s a cs now a 1 , ljJn| ntany fl,n;s thought the Shrine __
ateo
Inst
season
to
date
.....
.
7o2
ount or taxes collected during the flrsl 1, • , , ,
. ,
...
. . .
|thau* at an earlier date hnd been nskn central authority nnd stated the run- ^
u ,|j(t J)luyhmlM. bu, ,hn, , ,, , „
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, , ) she did not know anything o f. the
the
report
pointed
out,
but
adds:
.
half of March this year far exceeded
I r dby the French colonel Baquc, lit
ditio.i of tax assessments in Florida at while they played they also worked
three companions but she gave a deDOSTON: 34, partly cloudy.
Six
the collections for the same period
"This method o f levying taxes for
Msyenee, to start bolshevik unrest in
scription
of her husband. It didn't fit
the
time
he
wns
..pointed
as
"enough
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th
were
Jugl
now
Cs,H-cinlly
In)|ist
year, when thpy totalled about
central Germnny, with the aid of the Florida arrived, H unbroken anil six slate purposes directly upon industrial I cunVjni.t, any unbiased and unpre-, u,rii|(((,() jn ,h|l e,tnb1lshment of bosany
of
the
bodies found qn Wakulla
S.'l.lt'i,000,000. Reports ti' the treasury
French, in order to give Bnvnria the Inoken cars on track. Supplies mod corporations Is open to mnny serious •judiced citizen thnt no such things ns
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chi),|r(„,
this
hoachoi.
In
the first place the three
erate, demand nnd movement slow, object io»S.
Inst (light showed this ..mount bail
utmost occasion for action.
bodies
were
identified as those, of
equalizing
of
nsscssmynts
can
ever
be
cuU||Uy
irK
f„
r
hundreds
of
childmarket weak. Florida. 10 inch crates
been exceeded probably by fifty mil
Mk . Dawson's report again present established anil maintained" without
Continuing, the newspaper sny*
Italians
while
her husband wns nn
.en in the devastated regions of lion dollars.
New French Strnin 3-0 doz. stalks
ed the mass of data and figures to n central supervisory authority.
Richert nnnouncod^ho plan for a new
The France nml setting aside big sums of
American,
nnd
ncrurdlng to her de
f 2.25-$2.60; 8-10 doz. stalks $1.26Oiricinls also declared there had
sho wtl.ut more than $250,000,000 expense of his offices for its 17
League of Nations nnd Fuel, nnd Msscription, six feet tall, weighed 1B0
money
for
educational
purposes
in
Fri$1.56. Carlot sales to washers
been an unusual number of payments
worth of taxable property escapes the months of operation wns only $16,
cheus allegedly ngreed with it.
this country to take enfe of those who for the full year, nlthough the law pounds and 28 year* aid. llo was of
day. Florida 10 inch crates Golden assessors annually. There were the
077.87, he pointed’ out, while his bud ure graduating from high school and
fair complexion, and woro a Ma-onic
Therefore it wns decided to carry" Self blanching 3-0 doz. stnlks $2.06,
n.ents. This* it was asserted, showed
.
out the "FuUch" at thc earliest pos New French strain 3 doz. stalks $2.26. figures and statement* thnt hnve get estimate for the next two years want money to tnk$ them through col that taxpayers with stm.ll incomes emblem.
sible moment. Tho newspaper adds CORRECTION on yesterday quota been dealt with In public addresses, called for approximately $21,000. He. lege.
Wakulla county nuthoritie.i have not
had ready money amMind disposed of
that Richert declared nnvn.in would tion—should read, Golden Self-Blanch by thd tnx equalizer for some time recommends thnt the statutes relat
Taylor Commandcry is in fine shnpe their obligation to the government solved the mystery surrounding the.
ing to property return be so amended as was gathered front the talks of
deaths of their three strangers, al
K*in France’s gratitude if an action ing 3-0 doz. stnlks $2.75; 8-10 doz. past.
promptly Most of this class o f tax
Mr. Dawson stated he doubted ns to make it a misdemeanor for fail the high commander* Inst night, Hu
though the belief is bold that it bail
should I k? carried' out In Munich to
payers, it was figured, paid their
stalky $1.76, Now French Strain 3-0
whether Ids report wns the proper ure to return nn itemized.schedulc of me.. are well drilled nnd they will go. taxe>j which .were bn Inst year’s In to do with the alien smuggling opera
support tho Ruhr operations.
doz. stnlks $2.50; 8-10 do*, ‘stalks
plnco to discuss the workable .details holdings by April 1 of each yenr, or to the big conclave In Orlnmlo in Ap comes, out o f cmnings of the current tions. The men were nil buried on
$L60.
of tho different tax systems, nnd to make a false return,
the spot wl.cro tho
DUSSELDOUF, March 17. — Two
ril prepared to capture nil the prizes. year. It U yet too early, officials ex the beach close
PH ILAD E LPH IA: 37, cloudy. 0
He points out thut thcro is now
lest
of
them
floated
ashore.
Germans were shot nnd killed by
added:
plained, to forecast whnt |H*rceutnge
Fn-nrh sentinels during the night, one Florida arrived, 12 cars nn trnek in "It seems to me thnt this should he statutory provision for appointment of
of tho large taxpayers hnd paid their
Hunger Strike
#t Recklinghausen nnd tho other at cluding broken. Supplies light,* dc- left to the legislator^" if some similar assistant county tax assessors, and
taxes in one installment.
First Picking from
Floridn, 10
In Massachusetts
recomend* that such services be avail
Essen.
Income and profit taxes.to the trea
inclT crates' Gobb n1SrfLbl.Vchlng 4-C I»l«n were thought favorable and ,.rncAcre of Cucumbers
Judged Crazy sury in Mnrch, 1322, amounted to
.
11
j.,
00
ticablo for FIoridA. It woulu$ of ed of by tho county officinU in onl^r
thnt a thorough property appraise
FARES, March 17.— Pfomier PoinBrings Farmer $500
$303,000,000. nnd that figure has been
NEW Y O R K : 33, cloudy. 10 Flor- course, require n constitutional amend\
[csre will entertain no proposition for
(Ilf Tfcr
I’ rraat
Mr. Dawson declured he wns ment can be made.
accepted
as
properly
representing
the
ida arrived. Supplies libcrnl, demand ^ en L
DEDHAM, Mass.,' Mch. 17.— Nicola
*Kot Ut ions with Germany until UcrCENTER H ll.L Fla-, March 17. —
qunrtely tax payment since only a
—
Sacco,
radical convicted of n.urdor,
1lin government makes circular ofTi- nnd movement limited, mnrkct rntherj
the Wolfsklll resort, whero the con
negligible percentage of the pay Whnt is believed to l»o orecord yield
|*j§Uy to France whnt she wnnts to nc- dull. Florida, 10 inch crates New F o s t e r W a s
vention wns held, pointed Foster out and who was on n hunger strike, is ments for tho quarter nre made in ad for cucumbers in the stato of Fldtifotinte, it wns declared in French o f French Strnin 3-0 doz. stalks $1.76of
the crowded court room ns one of suffering with 11 mental disease nnd vance of March 1. For the present da, if not for the south, was made at
at “Red” Meeting
$2.0,
few
$2.251
8
doz.
stalks
mostly
ficial circles today.
,
those whom she bow and ^fhom sho ulinuld bo forcibly fed, Judge Webstar, month, however, there is every indi Center Hill, Sumter county, today,
$1.50, 10 doz. stalks $1.23; poor low
identified. UoXe Pnstor Stokos and of the superior court, was informed to cation according to those who xvnteh when F. H. Perry "p^ked fifty-six
( H r T fcr .(■■m -lslrtl I 'r r a a )
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.
ST. "JOSEPH, Mich., Murch 17.— Rebecca Sncknrow of NcW.York, and day by nn nlionist.
tho government'* income that the le crate* from onn acre, the first pickWilliam Z. Foster, charged withivlo Alla Beeves Dloor of San Francisco
tup will Ik* grenter, although none ing. The New York market is $9 tit $1$
luting thc state law against criminal ns others present The three women Four People Dead
American Reply
would hazard a guess as to tho ex n nfnncy "cukc.tS? which Would make «
tlit-*, picking fromiohe acre bfipg over
syndicalism through attending the are under indictment with Foster and
tent.
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From Smoke Prostra
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To Allies Suggestion communist convention held Inst Au surrendered Inst week.
|600. There are over 200 neres r
for harvest within a xadip
Repaym ent Millions] gust*, was linker! djrcctly with thnt Tho entire dny wns spent by the
tion Result of Firey
slashes Wrist
miles of Center Hill which will
meeting yesterday when two “ state stato developing the story of tho raid
.
( H r T !ie A s s o c ia te * l * r » M .
in
Attempted
Suicide,
to tho fn.mcrs over $200,000 within
him nnd Identifying some of thc hundreds
Spent by United Ststes In Maintain witnesses tostiflod they sow
EVERETT, Wnlh., March 17.—Fopr
thcro.
,
of papers anil documents seized when people arc dead and One is suffering
at Tampa Today the next sixty days. String beans hero
March—Chicago Tribune.... Chambers
ing Trops on Rhine
nre in full bloom nnd nre just begin.Foster
was
not
present
when
the
the ruiders dug up two barrels of bid from smoko and prostration as the
^electiqn from Maritann... -.. Wallace
ning to move. This crop alone should
convention
wm»
rnided
August
22
by
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den evidence.
.
Gurnet Solo— \ybon You And I
result of n fi{r that wiped out a whoU
TAM PA, March 17.—Slashing his I ring in over half a million dollars.
n
sheriff’s
|
kissc
nnd
federal
agents,
WASHINGTON.
Mnrch
17.—
The
Wo*c Young, Maggie ...Butterfield
family early today in rooms in the
wrist with the blado o f n safety razor Prosperity la evident on every hand.—
American reply to the Allied sugges but wns arrested later in Chicago.
Played by \V. *L, Harvoy
rear of a bakery shop.
Suzanne
L
’Engle
Donald Murray, confessed burglar, Tampa Tribune*
Jacob
Spolansky,
a
department
of
Patrol of tho Guardsmen ..,... F. Loscy tion for repayment of $20,000,000
Won.
the
Finals
held
In the efty jail In connection with
justlco
agent
from
Chicago,
testified
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Seholcy
of
spent by tho UhitcA States in main
INTERMISSION
,
...
tho robbery o f a residence at West
The Seminole Cafe ha3 a Sunday
he
saw
Foster
at
tho
meeting
on
Orlando
were
in
tho
city
today
bring
taining
its
troops
on
thc
Rhine
wns
Murch—Lights OoL..... . E. E. McCoy
I H j T h * A — xe .n lr d I 'r r s a t
l’alm
Bench
was
slowly
bleeding
to
dinner
menu in thia issue that la pos
Sunday,
August
20,
when
Spolansky
ing
down
n
party
of
friends.
Mr.
SchoNICE,
March
17.Suzanne
L-Englen
forwarded
today
to
Paris.
It
was
un
iValtic*—From Italian Nights ....
death this- morning when discovered itively alluring. You know tho kind
*'Ori
ley
was
editor
of
the
Guilford,
Conn.
and
.Edward
Shanahan,
another
fed
won
the
finals
in
tho
Womnn’s
singles
derstood
to
decline
zuggestion
value
*"**••••••p*M,l/y««„»*«....—. Theo. Tobanl |
o
f
dinners
the
Seminole
serves
and
Times
for
maDy
yonrs
but
has
return*
by
a
negro
prisoner.
A
doctor
was
Morceau—Dawn o f Love ..-.T. ?endix of .seized Gorman shlpp ho deducted eral agent, sat on a nearby iiune and of the Nice lawn tennis tournament
from Miss Elizabeth Ryan, formerly td and is living tho "life of Riley" nt (summoned in time to save the man's the dinner tomorrow i-i be kind -th.it
Dveiture— Lutspiol ____ _ Keler-Bclu from troop bill but not to constitute watched the meeting.
please.*. Read Hu* menu.
Orlando,
**•
life.
Mrs.
Ethel
Miclkc,
0
waitrejs
at
of California.
Htar Spangled Banner ...... ...... Key flat rejection o f allied plans in -i
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CELERY MARKETS
BAND CONCERT
SUNDAY AFT.
CENTRAL
n
INCOME RETURNS
SHOW EVIDENCE
OF PROSPERITY
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THE SANFOKI) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923
PAGE EIGHT
a couple of uays lam w ;e« iu
aonville.’
*
Mr.*nn«l
Mm.
C.
F.
Smith,-Mr.
Goo.
People Naturally Are Apt to Use Thoee
--------- T O N I G H T O. Rodan mid Mr. and Mrs William
Which Relate to Their
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Business*!.
True visited Daytona Bench Wcdn^JKi
.
-------The first motion PICdny.
Did you ever notice bow provincial
P-X For Florida: Showers this
Mr. Williams drove quite a crowd
turc in N A T U R A L
and self-cviilered the world ftV Why,
Entertaining with her usual charm over to Paylonn Beach Wednesday in
afternoon and probably toMira Mn*Jg<« Humphrey of Winter
wv* can’t hold an ordinary conversation
ing manner Mrs. Roy Saur wait the his new ear.
Haven, is the attractive house guest *5 . night, cooler tonight, SaturCOLORS
v. Ulowt some hint of our petty huidiic-s 54
hostess at fiOO Thursday uftcrr.oan.
KR day genornllv fair and cool*
o f M i* Ethel TUIor.
.
•
Chas. Brown o f Sniilhtown, X. IF.,j
a .fairs entering la. Tlie very proverbs
There were five tables flf players. j station agent at Hampton Falls, N. i!.,;
MS, or. •
wtilch we alTecf, (ho very bromides «>f . -1
The artisla o f the Coca-Cola Com
speech to whleh we aro subject, are all ! foil
Red ami white, the'colora used for j, onc 0f the latest arrivals here. He
directly traceable to our particular j ner
pany dre decorntihg the city wherever
tins pretty parly, wepe carried out |made a trip down the ca3t coast Coj
every*«ln.v purmilK '
( ( E. Iicrgquii.t is working again at with vases of red and white rose?, A t. Key West before coming hcrer-He*
they cart get n building or f ” nre which
4
H M lM
ituauciieil this to lie ;tkp J)npcr mll| JU„, boardin«»wiUl his the conclusion of the card gam? the
is n surtragn o f approaching spr.
built a house here last winter and is The most nmaxing dcvelopm*.
tr,e. I one.lay ^t*dH,Utu.pn.v-e It. ^
^
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d ,
|n
hoatosu rorved n dtKghtfuldce coumc. now building n garage.
Lundquist
•
since movies were Invented,
In my dally sinrcli for Judgeleta, I
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There wna a dish shower for the li
V friend ia one who knows all about
l l j A T f\
v ITS
T> A AT
piaje the roumW of all my friends, en Upaaln.
C. F. Smith is Cleaning up his lot Trade Review « ftys_Wil| not „nb
and Rives me jurt the same. I.ct-i
H iII I I
Kjfen> K / k fw
caging them In pleuMiut colloquy.
Mr. and Mrs. Volio William, mo brary Friday evening, everyone brih/r- on Crystal Lako nnd il looks an if] interest but ustound and *if||.G
the SFmlholc County lhinl: he yobr ,
' V
1tern's the result:
tored to Orlando on liusinesa lust it-g a diah or a dime. Mrs. Blade ami he Is going to build.
evi-ry specUtor* New York WoRj
Mrs. Ncimyer were the ladles in
"I'm plensed to meet you,” smiled Thursday,
friend.
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— More than an excellent prj*iBfr
The
Iuike
Mary
Dramatic
flu
b:
i
-------the hutclu-F.
Ben Bwnnson was out from town charge.
lion.
Should please all.
Akro*
have
docidcJ
on
the
date
for
the
proi
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- | “ Bull yourself.” said the tailor.
Murray S. King, a well known nrMr. and M rs..Fisher and Master
nnd took supper with his brother,
(Ohio) Times— Color is realb(«chiteet1
, or Orlando, was in the city SCOOPED UP TEN TO FIFTEEN
-rhnt’s right." ngm-l Hie traflle cop.
Sunday. aontation-of their pluy. Miss Busby’s 1 nnd beautiful. But take these rat.
-Ami so forth,” wild the dressmaker, j August and w ife lust Thursday.
Fisher were visitors In town
I
tiday ou Ittalness and inspecting BanTHOUSAND AND
Orlando
was Iloatilors, a. comedy in three acts,] urul color tints away nnd -ti*
mey apon
Huem the week
U - H* Woodward of
••That's a dirty slmine," observed lire
Miss Bright Layncy
. ‘I-ESCAPE!)
ford apartment houses. He Is saporstaged
washwoman.
_ by Gcorgo
- _ O. Rodan,
_
- an actor
t i Toll of the Sen" would.still U *
end with Miss .Minnie Beck, going out e visitor In'(own'-Sunday.
vising
1architect for Central Florii
viaing'architect
Florida.
j ’ -Every little bit helps.” philosophized with hter from
on .KrilIl,y# noth
Mr. Savage left Sunday for Jack-} from Anusbury, Mass. The enst will] good picture.
representing the htate depurtinentsonvlllu where he will combine picas- consbit o f nil local people nnd will be ]
; ST. I.OTU! M«u|; l a ^ a i . M m llu; ,h: ^ " , K o \ , n , ...........« T I * . - w the
... girls had a fine time horse-back ure with business.
*
given in Lake Mary Casino on Tuesday
held up the State Bank of \WlIstort, „ ,rfP,, „ |0 nirH, ,pJe<rrn,lh operator.
r" ,m,r'
O NE M ILLION HENS
.
, ,
.
Mrs. Clark, Miss Glendolyn Clntk, ] ovenlni?, March 27. for the benefit of
Mrs,
Voile
Williams
has
been
go
“ Try f» keep n stilt upper lip,” nd
RIXEY ON WAY
LAYING FOR I'lGOLY WIGGLY ^
w o ,l.“ f h<! f liy , 'm ta’ *
lip
ing in to town of late to assist her Mi»n Maxine Cilnrk and Richard Chirk t!,*« Hr*- department. Good music w ill,
.
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.
,
. 1 ,ligh t employees and threo customers uinnlshert the Imrbcr.
,
According to an advertisement in* . , v ■
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motored
to
SL
Petersburg,
Monday.
I
Lo
furnished
by
nn
orchestra
from
“ Yes, I need It." protested tbP linker. husband with-his bookkeeping work.
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against the w i l l 'and scooped up beHerald today One Million Hens *
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A. Y. Fuller and family npent the j Sanford an.l there will ho dancing nf- J
* IIv Tk* SHix-lairt I'rr,.)
•Tin not very well posted on tlint,"
ltev, Wahlln-rg rnllcd'on a nutnucr
...
, '
. , tween ten and fifteen thousand do •
are working for the Plggly Wiggly ,
week
end
nt
their
homo
plnco.
ll,r
^
e
play.
Rehearsals
have
bocrj.
C
IN
C IN N A TI, March in._Pi,th#f
fullered
the
bookkeeper.
of us G'rapeville folks on Hnturdny.
,|l
j. ^ Irrs from the cages and escaped In avi
.
atorVs-and they are ....... ..
•These words shall he my last," He said he should speak .on the lovcj C. W. Ray nnd wife of Indianapolis very sticcesafiil and everything poUibi j Eppn Rixcy has lign-ed to n-rmi asj
c o u n t ^ g g s for SO cents u doxen. ^ ? bi,^ _ T hC
™
n e n « r '} averred the cobbler.—Alfa Eugene liyo and justice of God in sending a Sav- an‘l F. II. Phippa of T“ niPa urt’ Bie to a good production. No one will VIs*on
CincinnsU
•ia-on hit
his way to Join the Clnefoatj
in lesn than two minutes it was said. In.Judge.
. •
want
to
mlsfl
it.
.
Aside fro mthis Piggly Wiggly in al
|
National
league
team
nt
the
Orlando
ior for sinful man, /or his owning ffntota of the St. George'hot* I this
_r_______
so selling 24 pounds o f flour for 'JS
!
hl'ro
stated.
Wherj
he
arrives
the
themt. He was entertained nt the w»'l'k•
“ W IIIZ " DANG ELECTED
cents nnd there arc numehms other
OBJECTS TO TERM ‘MASSACRE’ home of Mr. mid Mrs. Boriloson nnd! ^Hr., and Mrs. Trippct of Syracuse, For <|uick results try u want ad.
pitching staff will be complete aith
bargains in groceries and meats. Bee
15 hurlera, nino of whom will be r*.
attended with them the tent service in
wero visitors in town Monday.]
advertisement and go to the i'iggly
They were so well pleased with Ixirg- ] The Herald for first class Job work. tallied.
" ' r T fcp A,‘ ,M ,> ! ; V h 7 ’ - b 'rd
Author
Th,t c '>" 9r‘* L« ‘ Sanford in the afternoon.
G AINESVILLE
FlQht Must Properly Do Do.
W iggly today nnd tomorrow for spe P. (W hiz) Bang, second baseman, was
woCd that they plan to spend the sum-'
scribed as a .Battle.
We were all pleased to have with us
cial prices.
elected
captain
of
the
1923
baseball]
B K K U x s s a iiB E E a s L * a iia a u o B iia s n iiB iiiiiiiB B iiiD H is s B S B iu i
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at the Sunday school again, our cradle mcr here.
There will be a chicken pie aupper
team of the University of Florida
r.vrim To war end Ilrndy, I.LD.. In
TH E YOUNG LADIES’ CONTEST yesterdays The team Jeft for luike- tbe preface of n volume on "Indian roll supcrlptchdcnt, Mrs. Edwin Lundquist ami little baby daughter, Edith
OF AMERICAN LEGION t’ lltt UB:|;1nd, Dglaind, Winter Park and Pa
l ights and Fighters,” tnnkes a marked
Marhj.
dUHnrtlon
between
the
terms
"inns*
------|lallia to play eight ganies, two in
Maine ure guests of the St. Goorgc F re s h Sh ipn tcn l Snphlc-M ne A s s o rte d Chocolate, $1.00 value 69c
Rev. J. S. Clark will he with us for
saert” and "battle." Ho says that
The different youug Indies that are, each city.
Imtel. Mr. Bass is the nmnufaeturvr. S o p h lc-M a c I'eitn u l Ilr lt tle __ _________ .*.......... ........ ........;....
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He
every time n body of troops engaged preaching again next Week.
in the unto’contest o f the American!
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Of tho Bass shoe.
St
p b ic-M a c Candled Pop Corn ....................... ......................
29In a light with Indians nnd Hie troops preaches now on a different day at
Legions circus are out working very
^he Ikiily Herald. 15c per week.
werq <iutnuuilH>red or cniight nt a dls* Paola nnd so is able to be with us
hard ns the content comes to a elo'C
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nilvimtnge, ami the buttle was roil- also for tile hildo school.
.Saturday night at ii:3o. The Huai Former Qucn Wiicnn
Untied until the troops were sbuighMr. and Mrs. Emil Bjoblom, of
count of all the votes will then lie'
tered. such nn nlTalr was popularly
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
o f Montenegro Dead, !ndlod
made ami the diamond rings will lw
n ‘‘iiiassaere.” ns, for Instance, Nashville, Term., visited at the home
Rcxull
Store
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency
nf her brother an,I wife in Grapcville,
Mother Queen of Italy ‘Tim Custer. Massacre.”
awarded immediately after the count.1
PHONE
325
Hanford, Florida
.Mr liiudy believes (Ids to be an un- coming Friday no the sail mission of
So if you have any young lady who
wnrm'nti'il use *-f the term, ('u-ii-r, bringing the body of Mr. Baggett, a
4 11> T h r \
r«l I ' r r a s l
js in the contest, it will pay you to
, anaaaBaaBfrtHQHBasBBatiatiMsauBManuBassHBBaBsassBSBBBBiii
ANTIUKS, France, March D!.— For- llie iiiiilior p-lnts out, uttarkeil the In- |,i«,tiu'r engineer who had died
of
Is- at the American I.eginn circus Sat
Mrs.
Arthur
F.
Hull
o
f
Rv<
it.
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urday night and help your lady friend. ,lll? l<d||<’1n Milena of Mmilenegio, died i IIhim nnd fought iVsj>cnit*-l>- until ho pneumonia. H.s wife was Miss Ma Mass., arrivt-il In-.*- >ti| n few day.- a;-o
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'
iin-l
lit-,
turn
were
.'ili
kllt*-il.
It,rails
The fallowing is the standing Of; " 1 1:20 ,,vl,,lk ,,u »i,air"»b'- Thl' end
>""1 II a "bnltie" nnd not a "inassnere.'* mie Kuhun of tin- West End ami well t oviail her parent . Mr. and Mr.-. Jc-aul
”
p
in
•
,nn,,‘
one
hour
after
the
daughter
of
known here. We ure sorry also to lioiU.
all the Indies up to dnt
T R -Y— —
O U R .SAN
FO R
D M A II) BREAD
.i-n, l)u *-n Helena nf Italy-had left Antl- When all Indian war party rallied a
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Miss Margaret Cownn
Mr. ami Mrs. T. A. Gce.-tiloaf :vn<l
•*U
K
hes
fur
Rome
by
sjk-1ini tram. .Milena
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murdered women and children, that, od to her lied for two months and so Mr. and Mrs* Geotge Wilson and chil-i
Miss Alberta Aycock
A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal.
’
j „,j who w.;-- 7*1, hn*l been suffering with he thinks, was a “ massacre." The till- was unnhly to come.
Miss AIIK* Gilltui
d.en spent Sunday at Orange City, t
, niter it* seelertisis and chriuiio ne Dior says:
A good no 10 would bo tickled In our fragrant Sanitary Bake Simp,
Mr. and Mrs. Sjohlont also called
Mr. and Mrs. .Icre Rowe, Mr. and
phritis.
"I
would
like
to
nsk
If
anyone
ever
inhaling
the- odors ijf all our appetizing, wholesome goodies.
upon relatives at Orlando and at Lake Mrs. James Sweeney and Mr. John!
NEWEST FASHIONS FOR SPRING
heard o f the •Mme-aero of Tlierinop)>
Mnry
while
here,
leaving
for
their
Muster i.i coming and Ruui-.ud'.-i un
Grady motored t.» flnytona Beach on
lai-y I he tin-eks fought there until
ready for the big event. This season
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Saturday,
nfl save one were killed. The results home Monday afti-riiooti.
March wind? ue much in evident*-.
of charming fashions for spring and (
gt VF.ItS' FIRST
there were exactly the same at* Ih-'se
Mrs. A. C. Hatch at-d two children1
Easter -finds the stock complete at
THOUGHT IS SERVICE of the buttle of the Little Dig Horn,
of Pine t'tulip, wen- Sttulny guer.ti o f,
hut I have yet to redd In history that
Bauniel’s Specially Shop nnd they |
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Next to Princess Theatre
M\f. J. K. Singletary.
quote you n few prices in thin i.-.sue
,)Wners enjoy timmiiul feeling the Persians ‘lunssncml' the Greeks In
Park- r Small and C. Williams spent
of the*Herald. Not only in dresses bul J
m||y n, kttuwing that a great that fatuous pa->s.”
in hose, sweaters, spring m illim ry' ,
of marly :v»od dealers!
Bush to Diamond Fields.
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anuuxKLadUQH jD a a u u M s a i;»U M ru »n «iihHM j AaunnuMMkiRnaHnzr.iHBUHHEa'JBMKacaBHHiuaaaaiiiiii
and underwear. Read their advertise- nri. rtat|y .to serve him.
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H a«**M «M ««B a a H a a a a j«
The biggest rush In the history nf " :
ment in this Issue.
"Nothing I know of tends to bring tin- Transvaal alluvial diamond-dig-j ^1
greater untisfnetiott to the nutumo- glngx lius taken place nt Knnlplnats,
10 Stores in Georgia
1 Store in Florida "!
LAST DAY OF SPECIAL SALES
Mrs. Clifford Proctor nnd Mrs.
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Ijilo owner than to have the assurance fs» tulles from Johannesburg. Tltree
Tomorrow in tlio last day for the that he can always get (efficient serv- thousand wmild-be diggers formed a Burns nf f'annn spent Monday with
yards long. A proclamation Mrs. Kate Kilbe.
sjtecinl sales nt Churt-hwi’-ll’s nnd your Ive and in tlii 1 re-pi-ct the owner of ,line, 2,100
,
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1
, ,
j having been rend, a Union Jack was
lust opportunity to take advantage a Ford
ear enjoys an unusual feeling! ,;„VPIV(,
], »ng Urn- of seekers
Mr. -am! 'Irs. Brown of Daytona
o f the big reductions along many of sei-urity" say SI jcuih Ball, man
uft- r fortune moved --IT at tlie ih-uhli Beach spent a few day
lines o f good). Sec the |.t-cial» m 1ill- at >t o f tic- bran-h -if tin- Ft-rd Mot-u mcr a ilmustin.l yards of gref-ii. undn Mrs. IJuirk \lr. anil Mrs. l)uiik nc. 2S
issue on Ijuiii-.i and Men’* Suit* and 1V-m|-r.ny, Ju* I -nnville.
lilting iiiuntry. \--une nn-n and old |companu-d iln-m home Friday and will JJJ
Sanford’s New Store
-Phone 127
shoes and other article .
.
"S t n ici- of ihc highest standard is both British and Dutch, hoys'nnd wom be gone for a week.
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>ct for thi'i year* Throughout the laid en und girls, surged forward brandish
Mr. unit Mrs. Carol Culpepper arc « ■
It.g pegs. There was great excitement
Florida Needs liain
H-veti or eight months the orgaiiixn- around the richest spot, lint so vusl thv proud parents o f a baby girl born
tiun o f U-ller service* facilities -hna was the diamond field that there were the seventh. The little ludy’.-i nan 11'5 S
But Truck Crops in
iS i
Ik-c-ii advocated among dealers under claims for all and to spare. Within is Margaret May. Motlu-r and daug
Favorable Condition alj brunches of the Ford Motor cam- a little while a thousand diggers lind
* 3S
ter are ili-ing nicely.
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begun work with pick and shovel, anc
pany.
F!.
II.
K-lhicarried
n
truck
load
of
r ii
WASHINGTON, M uch Id The de
M-iiie excellent tliols were made. Hi
“ Ford dealers cannot afford to wait
pork
to
Oilando
Thutsdny.
partment of agriculture yesterday isuiitil car owners bring In their car far. dlainonds weighing 1,450 earalt
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ructl the following review on crop con ter repair.-. They aiust keep a close and enluiH|*nt Ftis.usi have been fount
Mr. titv-1 Mrv. Gal-e i.ong and mn n g
at Ivaalplnnt*.
ditions in the South
*
George. .1 .-1 Mr*. 4111i«* Story •>f Chid jji*
- hi 1k t-ti !; cat.* ntal see ‘.hat they
Temperature a ml inoi-tui-- i-ondi ..i-- iiispec.cd at regular intervals.
nota visited Mrs. F’ . II. Kilbe Sunday. ( tt
. fdade It Personal.
tion* were favorabli- for truck crops
Mrs. M. E. Wicks called on Mts. <
Much complaint has come from auto,
A
little
girl hnd Ins-n taken t*
in the Southern states, except for a owner.* over i-xcev sive- repair cost.-*,7
Kendrick
til ilithlo Friday.
by her-Aunt lle-len. i»t» re
lack o f mqistuie in most of< Florida tbe re -ill of carelessness as well nsj ■-hurt'llturning home lo-r mother began ti . Mr. .1. M. I.ittlcr of New Smyrna
rain was needed in t aliforiiln.!-,.(.j»jtlc
^|„. p-m „ f Die dealer. With 1 i-roas-t*xnmlno her ns to what she hiu is visiting ids daughter Mrs, T. W.
weather nnd cool nifrht* delayed
i-onatruction there in no need; hoard,
Provatt.
•'What hymn did you have, dear'
germination of recently planted „ Xn,p l jn , a . c „ f nevident, for heavy
A large number o f people attend
Duel; and'melons in northern Florida. repair co .ts to arise. Often a minor k)h- asked.
Tho little girl's memory falling hrt ed the ChuutauqUn nt Oviedo this
The shipments o f truck increased ,'n ' adjustment imnle in lime preventr
,
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for the moment, she turned Inqulr week.
the peninsula counties especially i i what might have developed into a Ingiy to her aunt who whl«i»eia*tl It
Mr. nnd Mrs. Conchswerth and Airs.
the Everglades district where the soil he-avy repair bill,
her ear: •"Sun of .My Soul,’ dear."
J. W. F'lyait -pent Monday in Day- j K B
vrax much improved.
“ The Ford denier organltalion o f j
••Well, wlmt was It?" her mothri
tsinn.
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Tobacco plants made good growth ,ur„|y p.poo mentlh-rn throughout the j asked, n trill-- Impatiently.
'
«2
ami
children
i Jjg
Mrs. Grover I.eHles
"Sun of Aunt Helen's Soul" was tin
in Florida, nnd young tobneen 1m-<I* United Sjates is re-ndrtingn teal seri,
36-IN. P A J A M A CHECKS, per y a r d ...................... 19c
nnd Miss Mees called on Mrs.-Clifford n g
were iu good 'condition in South C a --Jvice to Ford owners and, through a reply that UKtonlsheil her parent.
Proctor
F'riday.
1
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5
olina.
- Ht-ries o f school.-i now being conducted
HM
Windmills In Place of Galls.
27-in. IIIKD’S EYE , It) yard bolts, per bolt.............. $1.98
Tin- plnitbng o f cotton continued itt, is rapidly Ix-ir.g put in sha|H- to TenMrd. G orge Geiger was in Chulu-jaM
Windmills
to
drive
ships
nn*
tin
Florida but the soil was too dry 'or dcr an equally real service to Linota Monday on busine.is.
product of Do* French InvcnDnns do
proper germination except in low coin ear owners.
A niimiMM- of iadiim from here n t-'J J
32-in. D RESS G IN G H A M S , at, per y a r d ..................25c
pnrtmcnt, nn ofilclnl war agency thu
tende-l
the il.ib meeting at Osceola 1■ *
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| "One of the first thoughts that
tins t-een continued. These wlndmllh
Annual Easter Ball, I’nrish House, at in- in lit, mind o f the- man who buy.* tiro lulenjeil to enable countries with Saturday.
April 2nd.
30t-3t.- a car is the poisibility of it-rvlce.
Win. Kllbo and Occio F'lynt were i n j j
out *vml or oil fields to sail the sent
without coal or petroleum. The pmvei DeLliml Tuesday nttJinllfig the cattle ]*JJ
of the windmill Is transmitted helm- iniscra' aasoclution.
«BB BK HB BBB aU H B B B B BK K tt E BB aB aU U aa as :2 C K = UUJBBUUnBnUBBSSB
decks, where It Inter appears at tin
Mra. Morao r.nd Mrs. Bullard, Mrs.
M E N ’S G E N U IN E P A L M B E A C H SU ITS........$12.50The Hupmobile is so designed and built that “ propellers.—The Nation's Business. IL II. Pnttlahnll nnd Mrs. P. T. Wake
A
field attended tho club nicotingln San
cost of repair or replacement is held to a very b
Dog's Dark Proved Expensive.
ford Tuesday.
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M E N ’S G A B A R D IN E S U IT S ™... .
$25.00
harking of n dog so frlghlenec
low figure. Take, for example, the four valve jj -11 Tho
flock of 2,us) sheep returning In Du
INDICTED FOR PERJURY
M E N ’S A L L W Q O L B L U E SER GE SUITS, Satis
lifters. • W hen they must be changed, it is
dark from the mountain pastures nt
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F’reijey
tl'GIs'iins,
near Grenoble
faction Guaranteed or Money B a c k ..... !..........;. $30.00
only necessary to remove lour small cap ■ France, th a t. they niAhea over 1
I I I * Tin- i M i u - l i i l r S J t r f - M l
- « NYAUK.
N.
J-,
March
ld.—
Kv
screws, instead of the entire cylinder-block ■ ruvlne. The shephertl, In allemptlnf
to stop Diem, Was drugged over will Burrowes F'oalninc, a dancer, nml her
assembly.
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them, but was rescued, though Ids eon n,„,h;.r. FlorenrO Ft. Fontaine, were
slit Ion was grave. ?»fiinl*ers oflliE shee|
Now and Reduced Prices .’
indicted yesterday on charges of per
were kllle*l.
K ffecliv e J a n u a ry F irst
jury growing out of the dancer's $1,
Good Device for City Vehicles.
000,000 breach o f promise r.qjt ngaiiifit
S Open Day nnd NIr Ii I
Ladies’ Rest Room
Fbigll-di Inventora of 11 atoragobat
tcry driven electric truck havi t'ornclius Vanderbilt Whitney.
c-*iulpp*-d It with |Wles with which Ii
U. 3. EXPORTS INCREASE
cun renew lit* charge of clectrlcllj
from overhead wires of Klrect-eoi
•H r T li* < « » * l * l r t P f " * l
lines.
Sanford, Fla., fcorner Soeontl Streel and Sanfard Avenue
W ASHINGTON, Hatch 10.—Tula
J 3 tl^ t.
Dlrttributors Seminole nnd A*dlte (Jointties
port i from the United States dur
One of Ihc LarRcsl aud.Mosl Up-tb-dale Drive-In Filling
Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke big F’ ehruary jinjpuiUed ;to $310,000,
v ,
.;■- Stations In-lhls part of the state
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Hoi-si-.. Mobley’s Drug Store nnd; 000, tompnred ter $350,019,600 in 1^1)
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ruaty,
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PROVERBS WHICH ONE QUOTES
j
“THE TOIL OF
- THE SEA"
* SIX BANDITS
NEAR SI. LOUIS.
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^JTSSr flSPECIAL!
LAKE MARY
SPECIAL!
R. C. B O W E R
R O U T H BAKERY
GENEVA
THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY
Saturday Last Day of
Our Special Four
Day Sale
SATURDAY WILL BE SUIT DAY
L & O. Motor Co
First Street
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W elaka Block
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TI!E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 192.1
PAGE TWO
,1 .
f i *xmM
V ty -
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cd to think they hnd been highly hon
ored by having him here and they so
stated:in the paper and in their talk*
■ •akllakfi M a r ; n flernoon n r » p ( * » " at the hanquet. All o f which makes
' d « r a t ( h r H e r a l d llnJIdlmc, 107
M flffn olta A a r « Sanford, I'l a .
us think that Sir Harry
is "emi
nent"
not
only
in
the
rnnks
of the
The Herald Printing Co.
Knights
Templar
but
he
is
an
emi
iM’ ni.tnttKna
nent newspnper man, a whole souled,
: Kd ll nr
K . J . H O L L Y ....
. S r r r r l a r y - T r r a a o r r r brouA minded, big hearted friend to
N. J . I.n .I.A IlU
U r a r r a l M aanRor
*1. A . S K K L _ _
everyone .and one of the best belov
I I . It. H O L L Y
A d vrrflu ln * M aaaarr
ed men in the state in all circles.
K
a
o
n
n
on
A l t r r t l a l i v n a ira
Hade
M1
Application
Smiling Harry Brbwn has his troubles
a l i i 1*1*
r i r r n la ilo n M n m i r r as nil newspaper men have but he
LEW
y l T h a a r szs-XV a r i r r B p
"keeps oil smiling" nnd making
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t .
p l M I V I r r la A dvan ce
frisndJ arid'msking good in every line
’ fO aa Y e a r .......
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__ 3.00 of endeavor nnd it is an honor nnd
' d i n M o n i k a ---------------— ...
l l r t l i « r r d la C l i p hp 1’a r r l e r
a pleasure to know him nnd to have
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13 fl
Onto
Oar Wren.*
him in Sanford. So say we nil. ,
Sanford Daily Herald
h i ht fti ta hi
hi
ft*
hi
m
ha
fta
ha
ftu
TWO YEARS OF
LADDIE BOY
ft* 1*
h
I*
ft
I*
ft
ft I*
ft ft
ft
ft
I* ft
f t sf t '
BABSON BULLISH ON THE SOUTH
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SAVE WITH A
CHEAT IMPROVEMENT NEAR
FIXED PURPOSE
(By Himstdf)
ft* ft* ft*. f t a f t s t a f t d f t u f t a f t t f t a t a . f t i i f c a f o K a - * *
I hear a lot of phople say
to this administration this gone
L A K E W ALES, Fla., March 17.— progress of diversified farming and
ha to the bow-wows.
Well,
(Special to the Henildl^-During the animal husbandry will tend to shift
•a that only proves what 1
past two weeks Roger W. Rabson has cotton growing into »tronger hinds.'’
M |—
y j-U i!
IH have been
saying ever
been travelling through the south conMr- D»hson-i$ ftla<s very enthusias
Tho reason w h y comp:
pnr^tivelytM cw Ipeofa . siuco 1 have been-in- the
turning his study of business condi tic as,to the commercial future of the
pld g e t.p|iy where tin! a
jH ,be-(
**• White House: Politics is a
tions. Ho is now in Florida and to South. Norfolk, -Wilmington} 1Charl
cause
they
do
not
save
with
a
fixed
purpose.
pi
ft-i dog’s life.
day releases u statement on condi eston, Savannah, Brunswick, Jack
ft*
So far,. I appear to be ft* tions. " I am .very bullish on the sonville, Tampa, Pensacola, nnd others
The man who gets the beat results de
ft* the only member of this atl- ft* South for the long pull," says Mr. have—in hta opinion—an opportunity
T h e b i s 13- l a I K - p a g r W r r h l r l l r r posits
a specified amount with this institu
i1* ministration thut has made ft* Babfion.L “ Alabama may become the almost equalling that of New Orleans,
atd r n l i r r l r r o » r r a
Se m in o le
I 'n a a t p
an d I* p a h lla h r d r t r r j r F r i d a y .
A d t r r - FARMP.KS H E AVIE ST LOSERS UN f »
tion
weekly
or monthly.
ft)
good.
t l . l a a r a l r a raad r k n o w n un n p p l l r a greatest Industrial state in America, if the men of these cities would only
DER REPUBLICAN RULE
l i o n . 3XtO p r r » r a r , a l n a y a l a ad v anc e .
Nobody has criticized mes ft* nnd Florida may become the greatest show the fnith and energy of the peo
ft» for broken promises. I have ft* agricultural state. The South has nil ple of New Orleans.
By following this plan, success and fi
M i ' . M i i r . u t i i i : A t n t o c i a t i -i i i i ' I i k m
T I i * A s s o c ia te d I ’ rea* la e x c l u s i v e l y
Farm products in 1922 were worth ft* 'carried out all three planks ft*t the basic natural resources—climate,
nancial
independence will follow you.
"those who have confidence in the
r n l l l l r t l In thn u » « f o r rcpubllc.-tllon o f
in my platform—breakfast, fto phosphates, fuel, water power
a l l n e w s illapalchea ’ c re d ite d to It o r $11,110,200,000, compared with $23,- ftand future of New Orienns," continue*
no t o t h e r w i s e c re d ite d In Ih la |>ap<*r 783,000,000 in 1910, according to fig hr* dinner und supper.
ft« shipping facilities. All the South
and alao Hie
lo c a l
nawa
publis hed
the statistician, "us a field for busi
ures just issued by the Department of
herein.
1 have not been criticized fta needs is more ‘ vision’ nnd more of ness expansion, Will be interested in
A l l r l s h t a o f re- p iilillr a tln n o f specia l
Agriculture. With the exception of "a on the tariff, pruhahly he ft*
dlapaluhra h erein nra alao r e a r r \ . .l
that indescribable ’something’ which the statistics o f comemnc for the fis-^ S
1021, this is the lowest vuluc placed ft* cause I favor putting nil ft*
makes things go. Moreover, the eai year, 11122. According to figures
.
■■rtiOng I .
on American far mproducts since 1010. * i the rnw material 1 consume fta
I •nU.AMPIICANPHCASASVXIATIO'f
South is fast getting that vision. Ev compiled by the shipping board Now
Farmers will receive somewhat hi on the free list,
fta
ery southern city and every southern Orleans ranks second only to New
Sanford, Florida
None o f my folks have fta state Is evidence of this fact.
higher prices for their crops in 1023, ft*
The York, both in tonnage entered and
it is predicted by the Department of *4 criticized me on taxation; ft» South is waking up and the North tonnage cleared. This record is par
Agriculture,, but they will not have ftu they all know I am opposed ft* nnd West must look out or they xylll ticularly gratifying in view of the
St. Patrick’s Day in the morning.
made any more money, kincc the com tai to the dog tax, nnd that I ft* some* day W* out-clashed both indus great effort which the city, hns made
modities which they have to buy— fa have always been for the tat trially and agriculturally.
tt improve its port facilities.
Only we have to say it in the a f
fta
food, clothing, lumber, hardware, ma ►a under dog,
"It was only n few years ago that
“ During the war period, general
ternoon—hut it is just ns well.
K IM S TO F IT A N Y M A K E OF CAR
While other members of 1^4
chinery, tools, furniture, etc.— ure ft*
cotton mills were built in the South. business in New Orleans made Ire-,
---------- o---------administration have ft*
Increasing in cost faster than the val fa the
Today some of the finest mills in the mendous strides. Of course, some of
About,time for someliody to shoot ue of their crops is growing.
ter been boasting that they nre ft.1
world
nre in Georgia, the Carolina* this advance was cancelled by the
the groundhog now and bring mi the
100 per cent Antericnn , I tea
During the two years of the Repub
nnd
Texas.
Moreover, the workers in 11*20-21 slump, but even at the worst j
f spring weather in ihc northern .states.
frankly admit that I am fta
lican administration,* beginning in
30x 3>/2 sizes fo r any m ake car or truck'41x10
these
mills
are
a splendid group of stage of the reaction, business was
ft
Scotch, and that make* a fta
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March, 1021, the farmer has had to
jstlirdy Americans of whom we all may more than double that of pre-war
The Supreme court decided wisely
buy what hp needed in a dear market ^ , bit with some people.
well be proud. But, the industrial days. Tim upward trend Hus now
on the ease o f Joe Knrmun am! May
«B
Nobody ha* criticized mo
and sell his products in a cheap mar
South is not dependent upon cotton boon resumed and I forecast that dur-.
or Diggers. This is a free country and
f
u
for talking too much ami
T IM E S A N D ACCESSORIES
mills. Iron nnd steel plants, great ing 1023 local business will run 20r‘, !
if any citizen wants to criticize the ket. He was the only producer who
ft* doing too tittle. If I ever w
hud
no
power
to
advance
his
prices
chemical plants, milts nnd factories of or more over a year ago. The irnmeGeneral Tires Itua on Li's!! A ir Pressure, Save f a r Repairi
coitrt when it is not in session they
all fcn
far enough to cover his costs, in con ft ■ get to bo President
Spring a for All Mnkex of Cara nnd Truck*
•’ are fiee to do so,
fH all kinds are now found in this sec .diate outlook, therefore, is fairly i
"a
members
of
my
Cabinet
will
H
sequence of his helplessness the farm
tion.
New
factories—stimulated
good;
and
for
the
long
pull,
I
reromf< have to wear muzzles.
I’ ll V£i
Free Hoad Service
partly by the increase in railroad niend this city to those who nre con- j
It does our heart good to meet with er boro the blunt of the deflation. Ev
ft
put
one
on
Jim
Watson,
too.
erything on his land was deflated ex
freight rates— are springing up ov- sidering southern locations.
* our old friends frmn Orlando and oth
h
Nobody hns criticized me
t ry day in Alabama, Texas, Louisiana,
er ritle* in the stale—old friends of cept his tuxes and his indebtedness.
“ When considering Southern iuti* !
P4
for being n "Y e s " dog,
The first com piele year of I he first ■
Georgia, the Cun4inns und Mississip ports, do not overlook Mobile. This
way hack yonder twenty years ngo—
211 WEST MONROE STREET
hi
Nolsidy has even erilieizand friends who nre Ihe best. They Wilson administration was that ended)
id. (Considering its strategic locationIritji is on the upward trend, both for
tes
ed
nry
whiskers.
Jacksonville, Florida
for Latin American export trade anti the current cycle and the long pull.
know us for what we nre und wlint we June 30. 101 I. In that year farm pro
1 have a big advantage fta
ducts
were
worth
$9,895,0(10,001),
which
have always ln-eii and seem to think
its nearness to the center of popula At a recent state election Alabama
*_
over Ijisker. Fall and the *4
was about the value they hud during
the record is a good one.
tion
in the United States, the South is .voted n majority of over 73,00(1 to
PL Other "boor-pullets" of till* ft \
each of the previous five years. In
hound to grow industrially,
) lend the state’s credit up to. hut not
admin is t rati on.
Whenever ft-J
Headlines say "Income Tax Returns 101.7 the value of farm products was %=
vvhon (liiriiHitlviif ii
fur iitijinivi*- **
^
“
“
As
1
explained
ft-.!
1 pull a bone, 1 bury it. 1
Show Evidence of Prosperity." They $10,77.-,,000.000; ill 101*1, $13,100,1100.-, ft
the
West,
the!
ment*
for
the
port
of
Mobile.
Galcertain
section
of
buried Hughe*' foreign pol »4
do not. The government said we owed 000; in 1017, $10,331,000,000; in 1018
icy one day along with an fta wheat grower is up against the <lif- veston, Texas, is also making great
$22,480,000,000
and
in
1010—the
last
j
them an income tax nnd we had to bor
other "iMine" where Lodge fta ficulty that ns a nation become* more;strides. Foreign trade figures show M
'■
row the money to pay it. If that is n complete year of the second Wilson j
can’t get at it. Now you fta prosperous it con-umea less wheat per this city to be near the top.
■
sign of prosperity you will have to administration—$23,783,000,000.
capita.
The
reveije,
however,
is
true
"A
number
o
f
things
seen
in
the
understand why people are ft«
---------o----------show us. Tile income tax makes the
saying Hughes has ho for fta of cotton, sugar, fruit"', nuts nnd most South," concluded Mr. Rabson, "have
SITKE.ME
rich richer anil the poor poorer ami ro N G R A T F L A TION8.
ft* of the other pn dm is which are raised attracted my attention. Among them
eign policy.
"ain’t we got fun."
n tiin
IL^
Well, here we aro at the fta fin the South. As people become more; i' the reforestation which certain of
Hge ninth hole, but j t ’s a tong fti prosperous they use more cotton, eat, the big lumber companies —sui;h ns
.riToX..Equalizer Dawson is betting
Florida’s suprente court takes a 8a
ft** more sugar, fruit, nuts and the like.] the Great Southern Lumber Company
around to a sensible idea about tax progressive,
forward looking view P_-. way yet to the nineteenth.
Hence, the South is sure to prosper at Bogalusa, Louisiana—nre underAnyway the Boss ha* two fti
ation and he now contemplates a coun point in discharging Mayor Riggers
ngriculturnHy
ns it hns sunshine, rain taking. We have been taught to b e-j
Ho things to be proud of—me ft-i
ty tux based on the ability of coun- West Palm Beach from contempt sen
and phosphate as well ns seaports,] Hove that lumbering is only of tem-j
fta
and his best golf score.
* titfs to pay. This would In- ai! right if traces imposed by the circuit judge
*V
fta railroads, fuel •and every natural nd- porary Iwnefit to a section; but this
The
Boss
has
gone
to
My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you |
* the stale and county taxes were sepa of that county. It is a sane, sensible PA
vantage.
: need not he so. I f these experiments
Florida
und
left
me
alone
fta
rated and the counties were allowed viewpoint, one that is compatible with
a cent!
"Figuring the cotton crop as a in re-foresting are successful, lumber {■
here. The country is safe fta
*’_ to spend nil their tax *5in their own American ideas.
*
•
*
and
pulp
w
ill
be
permanent
products
^
• tes vvhole, it will bring the growers 50
at least for the summer.
county. What the thriving counties
To have taken tho other view would
HI HD’S HOOFS— A roof for every building *
fti. ur flu per rent more money than'last o f ' the ’ south, in tin: north such re- S
are kicking about is their being forc'd have been to accept the Prussian and W
foresting
may
lie
impracticable
comjj
k=-.
fcj
a., *4, *4! *
ftu year. This means not only a gain in
to dig for the counties that cannot Russian doctrine of lese majeste nnd
actual pun busing power, but a mark mercially, owing to slow growth; but ■
pay. Sounds rather heartless, but there the old “ divinity of kings" hunemnW
ed
change ut sentiment. The c o l ten .it the South with tlie heavy rains and B
“Trifling1Women,”
is no reason why we should make :m
The mayor o f West Palm Bench de; states will have the means to buy and warm weather re foresting may \>e J
provements fur other counties or pa>
Dramatic
Photoplay
<Inred (he <lim it judge was, or is "as
will be in a mood to buy. From pres commercially profitable. If so, the
more taxes.
weak us water.” Tlic municipal magis
Monday and Tuesday ent indications, the localities to watch! l ‘ mc ma* com*-’ when ull « f our news- 5 Tel. 137-W.
Address, 911 Elm Avenue |
---------- 1>---------trate’* "guilt” was of equal “ grave"
are Georgia and South Carolina. ln : PflPc« » ' ay
l'rintr<1 ulwn paper I "
SANFORD NEEDS HOUSES
Rex
Ingram's
claim
to
film
Immor
order.
these states weevil dmrtagc may b c!n,mle from •oulhcrn ^ P * A numbpr ■ i i i i i i i B i B D t i e D i x e i c i i a B n a u n a i i i i i N i i i D i i i i i i m H i i
tality is justified again in his re rather serious. The following list is , '.‘f ■*I»rini*iiU hi other lines are now
The alleged acts of contempt did
The campaign being made by the
markable production, "Trifling Wom
ir process which, if successful, will
Herald f<ir more money in Sanford to not oerur during any court proceed en," which comes to the Proncess on based upon an estimate of the leading add great wealth to the South. The
ings.
In
fact,
the
mayor’s
reference
to
crops
and
the
probable
season's
prices
build more houses i* U-ariog fruit and
Monday and Tuesday of next week. It
i xpcriincnt with grnpi-s in Florida,
those who have been afraid to speak the circuit judge was made during the is the latest achievement of the skill as compared with last year:
Die possibility of striking oil in te r
P.'22
1921
Gain
up in meeting and tell the world that course of a public address at Miami. ful director, whose name has become
rain states where none has yet Wen
Americans have built up a great -yinmynnuis with th e b e st in film- Ala.
T'i.l-VHJOO $121,828,000 3tM;
we needed more money here for in
found nre merely illustrations of the
nation
in
a
demoeiatic
-pit
i(
Tiny
1
iz.
i ;. m :.,ooo
1.7.339.000 u -.
vestment. are fulling m line and they "»>>"o ...
u-moriau.- -puli i nry dom. mid a guarantee of exceptional
latent wealth of these wonderful
to themselves , c’r w „ IlK.rit> |t 0)Uals
1•">1..'-2 1,000 131,141*,000 10
Will also help ... the campaign und have always reserved
'"served t»
i(1 , onu. Ark.
j states. Then there is the beautiful
127.317,000 1122*1*4,000 13'.
we will build those twelve new ‘ be right to comment on public *iue»- |pBrticuIam, surpasses bis curlier vU Calif.
climate o f winter which is not only u
20.003,000
apartment houses nnd those hundred j »•>*«» «nd to express their opinions of j forll4t
win
h|^h placo Fla.
10,070,000 21 Vi
great agricultural asset, but an indus
Other house, before the summer is ri'hl.e otl.cml,
an orderly-manner. omonjt UtL. lvH ,lf the wnRon'n photo I i«l.
18.7.024.000 1 to,7.70,000 32'
trial and commercial usset ns well.
q 'f tj And we could well adopt the There ought to lie no distinction in pjayrt>
72,000,000 00';
La. ... 121.23.7.000
Moreover, wage* will always be less
plan o f Wnvcross in .housebuilding ‘ his great American privilege-between
1111.372.000 122.084.000 31",
The brilliant director of "The Four 51iss.
in the South than in the north owing
The actual performance of a battery
andjflnn twelve housca at a time thus commenting on judges nnd other otTi- Horsemen of the Apocalypse," “ The Mo.
228.119.000 170.310.000 34''.
in your car, and not a paper .“ guarantee,”
to a lower cost o f living and,a lower
aavirjg in many wayr nnd getting the, rial*. Judges are as human ms are the
Prisoner of Zentla'* nnd other big Met N. C .... 2.17.40*.*,000 220,000,000 5 'i cost o f doing business.
is what counts.
For the
him**-* built much cheaper. The Her- others. And the supremo court wisely
213,800,000 135.893.000 57 G same wage most people hod much
ro pictures, is himself l>oth author and Ok la.
Since the days of the first storage bataid Is hearing from many sources recognizes this,
adaptor of his latest success.
This S.‘ C .... 148,755,000 110.102.000 2S*$ rather live and work in the South.
,
tcry (which was on Exide), the Exide
Umg ago the right to punish fori
ip Ahi* matter and We -hall have
bos been earning its reputation as the
fact makes his triumph all the more Tcnn. „ 103.010,000 120.701.000 2d‘ , (July higher wages in the north ran
something to say that will be of in "constructive contempt," criticism of
51'I
Jong-lifo battery.
Ask some Exide
complete, for the story and continuity Texas.. 501,811,000 3202238.000
,,
„
,
keep
people
there.
^
The
same
air
and
terest-In a few days. Meanwhile keep judges outside of the‘courtroom, was
owner—they
ore
all
about
you, for more
.’ a
jure on a par with the production it
...
...
.. ,
sunshine which causes the millionaire^
up tho campaign for the big loan and abolished so fur as the United States j
cars leave thc manufacturers’ hands
self. In all ,it is a distinctly worth- Mr. Ilabson, “ that the weevil is a ser- to seek southern climes is causing
ipvustfnent company here and wc-shall - courts are concerned. In state courts,
equipped with Exidcs than with any
v hili» photodramn, and it is recom ions problem and that its ravages; wage workers and others to do IfkeI this power seems to have remained on
get iu
have
steadily
increased,
both
in
area
other
battery.
mended to those who want the best in , , . ,
,
. ,
„
wise. Moreover, it i* doing no harm
Cxi6c
ly because no specific legislative act
affected
and
amount
o
f
damage.
The
.
....
,,
.
.
.
,
__
Thc
dependable, long-lasting power of
|
Mittavo
their motion picture'fa re.
•
**
(to have these inillionaires come down
has been passed to modify the old
i urtfci uifm
. HARRY BROWN IS EMINENT
the
Exide
means more to you even than
alarm
is
not
w
ithout
some
foundation
j
^
,t
opcM
their
cyw
to
(he
op.
|
The story is concerned with the fas
common law. American public opinion,
comfort— it means dollars - and - cents
(0j the South and will
cination of Zareda, a crystal gazer, ard it may be a giHn t ling to git
It Is good for a newspaper man to however, has been reluctant to accept
economy. We repair all makes of bat
whose siren-like fascination attracts people waked Up. The potato bug make it much easier in years to come
know what people think about him the idea that local courts should have!
teries and arc sure you wilt like our work.
lias
been
controlled
in
-Maine
nnd
the
men Into her net. How she attains
for the South to get that capital which
apd w* take this opportunity to pass a more power to punish the critic*, than
cotton
weevil
can
be
controlled
in
the
u
has
w
much
net,
lc(l.
S«
wealth nnd power through a marriage
I
bouquet to our obi friend Harry federal courts, especially since those
south. As long ns cotton * trcateil syy lo (l|, Amcrica. .Watch thc Sou,
with
a
wealthy
Marquis
how
she
nrSouth
Ilrown, o f the Lakeland Star-Telegram s adeemed guilty of contempt nre ac
rangeiT his death to mnrr;y her young like a weed, as long as this crop U grow’.’’
lie wa» here last night inspecting the cused, tried, judged and sentenced by
lover, IVnti; how she meets a terrible left largely In tho hands of shiftless
General business as reflected by the
Taylor Commnndery Knights Templar the same mortal who hns been criti
tenants, the vvevil will win. What the
end
with
her
lover
when
her
husband
it'tlex
of the Bnbsonchart is running
cised.
ond<the local commandery here seemSouth needs is. greater efficiency. In
iVSIl
To allow a man to be complaining fintis them together, makes n graphic other words, thc agricultural exports at a new high of 5 per cent above nor
mal.
witness, prosecuting attorney, judge a ini dramatic story.
t
■*■!■ I ■
and the better class grower* are able
In
the
cast
are
brilliant
players.
and jury ort a rase affecting himself is
to deal with the weevil, but they can
WHEN U
J . , ( j ' 8 BLL
to land the knee to autocracy in a Lewis Slone is seen as the Marqui*
Baa
not handle the job alone. They can B A B E R U T H
YO U R REAL
U S T IT
country that has been willing to shed Feroni; Barbara La Marr as’ Zamla;
not
make
up
for
thc
laziness
and
stu
IN
L
A
W
S
U
IT
- ESTATE
W ITH US
its blood in tho battle for democra Ramon Nnvarro ns Ivan, and Edward
P,
Connelly as Ivan's father, Baron de pidity of the shiftiesa.
W IT H W O M A N
cy.—Jacksonville Journal.
“ There are several optimistic fac
Mnupin. Others in the cast arc I’rnnExcellent
"Spencer Height lots are going
croy Cannon, Huhgie Mack. The fine tors in the uutlook. (1 )
U hu Say* He Altaev ked Her on .Mo
FOOTBALL I'KAUTICK
*fast. One of the best sub-divis
photography is the work of John F. " ,,rk in researth nmi « ,uca.tion is hc’
tor Trip
; ing accomplished by the United States
ion* in Sanford and all big lots.
<I1f Tlie Aitvrlnlrd I*r*a«t
Department of Agricultural exports.
G AINESVILLE, March 17.— Spring
See ut now nnd pick while pick
I n r The Ai><frUir4 |>ttul
MAN, AG Ell 110, HITS
'•
supported
by thc farm journals and
NEW YORK, March 16.— Fifty
:
football
practice
is
now
in
progress
at
ing is good. Easy terms.
BOOZE AND TOBACCO local papers. (2 ) There is a tend thousand dollar suit of Dolores Dix
; thc University of Florida, under thc
ency toward co-operation, and one of on against Babe Ruth, accusing Ruth
direction of Major J. A. VanFleet,
* t llf Tfc« AaasrUtra Z rtM )
coach o f next year’s varsity squad.
AI.AMEDA, Cal., March 17.— Man the by-products o f .this movement o f attacking her during a motor trip
With the exception o f one or two all uel I>ee Silva, who on Thursday at should be, to raise the general level of to Long Island, was filed in the New
AGENTS
o f last year's varsity men are said tained thc agg o f 110, warn* against intelligence and energy among the York County clerk's office by Geo.
growers. (3 ) tho continued develop Feinberg, h*r lawyer. The complaint
to be eligible next season, while ex this dangers of strong drink.
R E A L ESTATE
cellent material la available from ‘ f “ I haven't been drunk since I was ment o f the southern textile industry alleges Ruth Is the father of a child
n r o , Carnally, Aato Ituaraoc*
the ranks o f last season's freshman 85,” Manuel declared, "and 1 quit will create an influential clast who yet unborn to Miss Dixon.
*!=•.-.105 W. First 8L. SANFORD. F L A
«nn■it virtimllv all of whom nlan to smoking when I was 75. Look as me are directly interested in improved iiri flUHgji
on asn
_Jd
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
KELSEY STONE FIRESTONE
GENERAL TIRES
ESTAVER & DILLMON TIRE CO.
■e You Going
to Build or
Repair l
i
. Chittenden I
xi6e
B A T T E R IE S
The Long-Life Battery
RAY BROTHERS
Maxwell & Britt
The Long-Life Battery For Your Car
�PAGE THBEB
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923
■« m II
Special Children’s Entertainments
a Redpath Chautauqua Feature
IK
pS^cit
\
MBnew##.
|,,Vrl.pt| 111hr ftirt su.
tXm'it
--
*■ '•> •
wrrtL
1
^
■"tmi **M. MritVl*.
S ^ r r c r ' - * 4 r r iid M
‘wMi
S
d
Classified Ada 1c a word. No ad taken for less than 25c nnd positively no
classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count
the words and remit accordingly.
FOR SA LE
ASSOCIATION COUNTY COM MIS
.
SION KBS
( I t 7 T ltr A w . r l n l l l r r r . i l
1922, runs fine, looks good, tires
good, only — ................- ...... J
1922, guaranteed condition, ex
tras nnd etc. — ..................... !
1019, good tires, good body and
good motor, only .............
!
1021 Coupe, this one is a rent
bargain, only .......
I
1022 Five-pnsscnger, in* very good .
condition ..... >..... ......... —..... $7$n
1917 Buick, five passenger six.
guaranteed, also new tires___ $125
1917 five passenger Four, this
ear has 5 new tires, good lop
and has just been completely
overhauled, only ... -..... .... $195
If you nre on the mnrkct for a used
car, it will well pay you to look these
over before you buy.
We sell on terms, we guarantee all
our used cars. Wc trade.
TALLAHASSEE, March 17.— The
Association of County Commission
ers will meet in one day session here
April it, _according to an announce
ment by that organization. The meet
ing datu i* coincident with the con
vening of the legislature. Although
the association meeting is set for only
one day, it is considered unlikely that
the commissioners will remain here
for a few days to watch the Inw-mnk*
ing body get nway.
Three 'special entrrtuliuuenls for. child reu, In addition to the programs for
adults, will he among tlm uutqu<v features of the forthcoming lledpnth Chantnuqun, each children's entertainment to bo presented on u dtlTerent day und
at n time to lm announced later.
Havelock, the clown, In Ills marvel mis foals of tumbling, Ids ludicrous Jokeo
and mimicry, will make a tremendous hit with the youngsteni.
Duval, tlm magician, will delight with his nmuzlng slclght-of-linml perform
ances und his bafiling llluslonary net.
•Iloherla Leu Clark and Lois Huston Dolt, both singers and players, will
completely captivate with th dr clever costumed stories from Juvenile story
FOR KENT—Furnished bed rooms, books.
also garage. Apply Mrs. Philips,
009 Palmetto Ave.
100-1pt
FOU KENT— Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, all convenience.
Price reasonable, 710 West First St.
303-2tp
FOIl RENT—Furnished housekeeping
or bed rooms, $1.1)0 per week, 311
East 5th Street.
301-2tp
Hon, Guard of County Commission
ers in and for Seminole County, Fla.,
will at a special meeting to be lieltl oh
Monday, March 2l5th, A. D. 1921, at
10 o'clock a. in. receive bids for the
purchase by the county of one pnir of
mules, thi cimr.ty bus a pair of mules
to trade on the pair to bo purchased,
which can he seen at the County Con
vict Gamp. Tiie board reserves the
right to rejet t any or oil bids.
L. A. DOUGLASS,
3-10-17-21
Clerk.
March 1?.—Tho
for living:, clothes and pleasure—
bank the rest at Our Savings De
partment weekly.
Fort Myiw, JUOO.QOO.
The liemlaota Pari. Corporation, Ft.
Myers, $126,000,
As your account begins to I N
Florida Linen nntl Towel Co., Jack
sonville, $25,01*0.
CREASE you will find pleasure in
Keyser !.«rnl>er Cot., Ponsncbla, $10,saving MORE each year.
000.
«
Shnford Coronado Beach Co.. San
More people are saving money
ford, 120,000.
Atlantic Trading Company, Jack
today than ever before.'
sonville, 110,000.
Keystone Investment Co., Jackson
4% interest allowed.
ville. $20,000.
1Mat imi Investment Co., Miami, $20,oyo.
The Shamrock Hotel Co., Miami.
Stevens Guaranteed Pipe Company,
Jacksonville, $25,000.
South Indian Hivcr Co., We.it Palm
Beach, $.100,000.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
The Floridu Chinn Ciny Co., Lees
burg. $100,000.
1L V. WH1TNKR, Caahli
F. P. FOUSTBR, President
U. K. Uloomflehi nnd Co., Jackson
ville, $25,000.
O. K. Market, Inc., St. Petersburg,
$10,000.
,
Boulevard and Bay 1-nrut HevelopJacksonville, $10,000.
Hyntt Bros.. Ine., Pnlnlkn, $10,000.
ment Co., St. Petersburg, $0,000,000.
Christian
Wade
Motor
Co.,
I^>ith Growers and Puckers, Inc.,
Rradcntown Development Co., BraIundo, Orlando, $25,000.
Ft. Myers, $5,000.
dentown, $25,000.
^
Southern Mattress Co., Jacksonville,
Altamonte Furniture Co‘
Bella ml Grove Homes Co., Ucdlnnd,
$5,000.
monte, $15,000.
$150,000.
Flamingo Furniture Co., Minmi,
The Ijiko City Motor Co„*t,
Pine Island Cattle Co., Ft. I-auder$ 10, 000 .
ty. $10,000.
dale, $100,000.
.1. II. Dean Naval Stores Co., Inc.,
Jacksonville
& T. Engraving i
l-ikc Wales, $75,000.
Sunday dinner at The Lodge, Lake
$10,000,
•
‘
Kcitnomy Electric Co., Inc., Miami,
Mary, special $1.00. Phono for reser
Tamranri I jiiuIs C
$25,000. ■
vations at Lake Mary.
303-ltp
The National Guaranty Co.. Tampa, ami. $150,000.
The Noknmis lleully Co.
$50,000.
Fur quick’ results try n want «d,
........
United Lumber nfitl ‘ Iteniillitti Co«j ?2lKl,0(Kl, —
Sealed proposals will Ik* received by
the City Commission of Sanford, Flor
ida, at their office in the City.Hall,
e.l or before 3 p. m. April 21, 1923,
for grading, draining nnd paving the
following streets, to-wit:
Second Street from Ouk to French,
1I>35 f t p yards.
Third Street from Snnfnrd to Mug
noli a nnd from link to Avocado, 10,171 s«p yards.
Avocado Avenue from First Street
to Third Street, 1108 w], yards.
Fifth Street front Magnolia to
Myrtle, 2229 rap yds.
Ninth Street from Cypress to Park,
W ANED—A chance to build
your
new homo beforo lumber gets sny
higher. Plana nnd estimates furnish
NOTICE
f a r m e r s — you can get seed bed
ed.—Snnford Novelty Works. 183-tfc
Notice
is
hereby
gi*. <n that a spec
fram-> and irrigation plugs at tfca
Thirteenth Street from Sanford to
WANTED
TO
HUY—
Asparagus
fern
ial
meeting
of
the
stockholders of
Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfc
.
French,
0079 sq. yds.
/
seed, for good clean stock will pay the Rank of Oviedo v.ill be hold at the
FOR SAlTF; Oil il ENT— New l^u^TCentral
Street
from
.Sanford
to
a good price. Address W. P. Newel! |banking house of said Bank of Oviedo,
low, 0 rooms and hath, garage. Good,
Co,, Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Florida, on the 20th day of March. A. French, (1357 sq. yds.
ovation, near school. Terms , like
Palmetto Avenue from Central to
Fla.
«
279-tfc I). 1921, ,nt three o'clock p. m., for
rent. Pliont* -:23-W.
299-1 (Up.
Hughey, 1191 sq. yds.
the
purpose
of
considering
the
followWANTED—Office boy
(white).—
1’OU S A LE —I room cut t itgo and ga
Palmetto Avenue from Commercial
increase tho capital
C h ile*ft Co.
301-tfe ing matter
rage and trallar. Palmetto avenue.
St.
to Lake Monroe, 1935 sq. yds.
j stock of mid Honk from Fifteen Thou
Inquire for Jcre Rowe, Lake Mary, WANTED—One housekeeping • room sand Dollars $15,000.00) to Thirty
Oak Avenue from Tenth St. to Thir
in private home by the two Hn*
Fia. Vacant April 1. Terms onc-hnlf
9
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00), and to teenth St.f 3451 sq. yds.
cash.
299-Otp wuiinns nt the Hawaiian Studio, Park urrange for tho Issuance thereof and
Laurel Avenue from Sixth St. to
Avenue, in front of Seminole Hotel.
safe, WoodrulV
the payment therefor, and to consid Thirteenth S t, 4160 sq. yds.
303-2tp
Bids will be received on the* follow
ft Watson,
er such other matters nnd transact
W ANTED TO TRADE— Ford ton such other business ns may properly ing types of pavement: Sheet Asphalt,
FOR SALE— Hosier and Gaya’ paints
truck for late model Ford touring come before said meeting.
Asphalt Concrete. Asphalt Block and
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
car.—A. E. Storey, General Delivery.
Vitrified Brlcft.
Dated
this
15th
day
of
February,
Works, Sanfotd agents.
183-tfc
I 303-7tp A. 1>. 1923.
Proposal to be presented In a sealed
PLAYER PIAN O —Cost no\T’ $850,
envelope,
endorsed on tho outside “ Bid
HANK OF OVIEDO,
used two yearn. Owner moving
for
Paving."
Sanford, Florida, and the
By B. G. Smith, President.
north, will sell for $450, terms to re
name of the bidder or bidders.
Attest:
liable pnrty. $25.00 down, $10 per
Each proposnl must be accompanied
T. L Lingo, (Cashier.
month. I*. O. Box 321, Sanford.
by d certified check, made payable at
2-17-o.a.w.5tc
, 300-4tp
sight, to the prder o f the City Auditor
FOR SALE —Tomato plants $1.50 per
is T in : n u n i t r o r u T . s k v k i t i i ft Clerk, of Snnford, Florida, for 3
j iiim is i.
n iu i it .
scMivoi.r: por cent of the amount o f their hid.
City
Tax
Books
close
April
I,
1923,
1,000; 1 17-month old heifer cheap.
t O l \ T V , I T . I l H I I l A . I.V C I l A M K I t V
Tho successful bidder or bidders will
—James A. Cunningham, Myrtle Ave after which oil taxes remaining un II. A. W a r d . II. AV. Itan iu m rntil I'. A .
VlHCrnl, t t ,
nue and 13th street.
300-utp paid will lie collected by levy and sulc Anna M. S a m l r y , A l l i r r l u >1. Su wilr y. be required, to give a bond equal to 50
of tho property upon which taxes are II tlv tiia . nntl I f driicf m tnlnel nil pnetlra per cent of his or their bid, nnd such
r lnlm hiK * luterrat-,
u n d r r A l b r r l n U.
FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for
delinquent
*
Hanilr/ aa b r lr a . r t . v l . f f > , a r n u l r r a or bond to bo executed by n surety comsetting, 15 eggs for $1.00.
Mrs.
u
l
h
r
r
r
l
n
l
i
n
n
h
U
n
n
ilrr
him nnd C arllnn
ALFRED FOSTER,
l l l r r . I f l l t l n * . nntl I f (tenet naalnnt nil pr.ny licensed to do business in the
Ellsworth, Benrdal! Avenue, San
City Tax Collector. Itnrllen rlalinlm s l n l f r r . l v undrr t’ a r l - State o f Florida, said bond to be ap
Inn l l l r r nn hrlrn, d r t l n r m , ( r n n l r m ar
ford,
.
83-tfp
proved by the City Commission.
3-15-till Apr. 1
Uyi K. HOY, D. C. u l b r r rln litin nl* rnirtrr M hi .
To the <Ir[<>ii,lanla Anita M, 8awile).
Copies of the plans and' specifica
FOR SALE— Bronxc turkey eggs.—R.
Allierto M. Hawdey. If llvlfis. nnd If
all iiartlr* clalihlnK tnterr.ta un tions may he seen at tho office nf the
J. Reiter, Longwood, HoTidarPR O P E R T Y O W N E R S, dead
drr Allirrto M. fJnwdoy. deernaril. or
_____
300-Ctp;wltp
..IhrrHlvr II I tha-progerty to'lnw >1«- City Mpnnger, or at tho office o f Fred
T
A
K
E
NO
TICE!
arrlbrd and Garlion Hire, If living, nnd T. Williams, Engineer, Specifications
FOR S ALE —Dodge delivery truck, a
If dead all pari!** elalmlnx Itttrrrxfa
nndnr Carlton ttlec, doceaded, ur oitier- may he obtained nt either office on de
real bargain for quick snle. Cwh or
Tho law provide* that " I f tnxes up wl»c In the following property apuate posit of f 10.00 which will be returned
terms, act now!
Semlndlo-Ovcrlaml
In Hrmltivda County, Pforlda. dnscrlliml
*,
if a bid is made.
Co.
303-2tc on real eatato ehnll not be paid before n*Tlm '!East lfl nrmi
of the HIVJ of the
tho first day. of April o f any year, x iv q o f sebtioii Sl, Township
it
Houth
The City Commissioners reserve the
rfrli &ALK—New I rooift bungalow tho tax collector shall advertise nnd ttBlifto
Kant.
v
right
to reject nny, or nil bids, or to
li
I*
hrroiiy
ordered
that
yon
ami
<>n Wilber avenue. Fine place, two
each of you do appear to the bill of accept any hid they deem to be for
iclL"
piazas, water in house. See A. A.
'tiled on the 2nd day
This in to notify all concerned that complaintA*herein
l>. 1323.
the best interest of tho city.
-Silloway, 5th Avenue.
303-6tp tho requirements'of law will be com of ItApril.
I* further ordered that Ik!* order
of publication he published In,the PanW. 11. W ILLIAM S,
plied with, and tho tax hooks will pos ford II, raid, n new* paper ppbllehed in
Hanford.
Hemlnoto
County,
Klortda.
3-17*31;
4-7-14
City Manager.
itively ho closed on April first, ns
uiicr n week for eight consecutive
F nice npartmnct
provided by law, and all lands on weeks.
conveniencea itnd d^cll fumlsbdd.—
AVilnr** my hand and »fat of tho
which taxes have not been paid will be said
SANFORD NEEDS HOMES!
Circuit Court at Hanford, Fiorina,
fates* Building. - Phono i81. 290-tfc
thl*
2nd
day
of
February.
A.
Ih
1923.
advertised,
and
executions
issued
for
HELP
SANFORD, YOURSELF,
-----—------------ -------------------------(HKA1<) ,
Yl. A. UOUm.AHH.
b OR RENT—Sewlng'machine. Phone unpaid personal property taxes.
AND THE OTHER FELLOW
Clerk Circuit Court.
Kernlnol* County, Florida.
308-W.
* 1'
*
298-01p
JNO. D. J1NKINS,
' fty A. M. Weeks. I». <2. BY INVESTING IN THE S A N
Tux
GolUctor,
Sla.ary ft WarloW.
FORD BUILDING & LOAN AS
FOR "RENT—2 furnfshed to d rooms,
tiuliettor* fur rninplnlnaid)i.
Semi ml e County.
298-Otc
•
X-J. 10, I I , 14. 3-3, 1 0 ,-XT, SI, XI. SOCIATION.
?01 Magnolia Atre.
301-3tc 3-lf.lOtc
[
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• •, '
'
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'
KENT
(It? T l , A s a n rln ln l l * r n » )
TALLAHASSEE,
following charter* hove been granted
b ythc Secretary of State:
The Ccntril Heights Corporation,
Vyuru^M.
I
i*4 5L-1
Charters Issued
Secretary of State
RICES slashed on auto
supplies for two weslts
only I In th« facwof a rising
market, we offer you the most Clear and powerful tone. No batamazing prices on auto supIctlcs to run do an- JUMly attached.
plies ever offered In this city.
These amazing bargains are
typical of the big values we
offer during this eale. Other
merchandise la reduced (n
same proportion. Buy now—
taka advantaga of these big
savings I
P
SPOTLIGHT
Populir * y i In, il*e. Throws powerful
rhafl of fight great iflilanee. Cab he
muted la an/ direction.
S
Windshield Cleaner
%m $1 M jtl tu liU f
Jtafnla#jheJt*IU, 3<d* rffa* M l
Rubber Step Plate
Tire Pump
F.ftlre heavy. A * U ’ 4
fit* g u t*r pt In 74*. Sale F r it*
Blowout Patches
Xlfdn. •*», 4-«ly frb fit
hMWtTliwUr I r diUMt*
NiUMiUf l a n
Transmission
IM w -l
u Ur M
■am* M U i la w Mn
l" a a
Bala Ot M«
far tJ t
Calumet Cleaner
Itm m ) w»l» red tulu,
rafe. eWf. IU
C otter Pins
Lar*wb«wlaVHd am
K, ri.l.—p'<• .
1 7 " S It e e r i n g W h e ^ l 4 ^ 9 8
For Fcrdr
A 4 M m .l Wyfr W,“W-—
T A IL L IG H T
Tubo Repair OutflU
M « ! ■ n»l>b»f. t»l» fwnwnl »nd
a ta r p » p « r .
U * 7U
* 6" Screw Driver
5
-
£
Q *
0
L e a t h e r F a n B e lts
Q
r.vrj'wcl,. y irr t (/urlily irrthre
(J
P U i. «d (u\* |round
A
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d r w l r t i f n l / d n i . Emmrj
>rt during I k i t tmlm I t guar
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6-tnch Pliers
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Catrail Vihri Grijitfinx e g 1
JlagV r l r r r dSflQ
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Beit Qnlily Tire TiU
F
f*rfromirihP i m o t * kMtlag, 19c
A lliMnf*
Lawco Rim Tool«
r,l>a ll rlm
r. Qairka c t io n
A Mmtlimftrmnlt
as
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Madeof rustproof,
Forged from
best grade o f1
carbon s t e e l.
Highly nickel
plated.
PRICES S LA S H E D O N
Calumet Wax
P
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d
at—
M
a r t lu .ir o u t p d i f t
AV><
Am-\.t
C e m p e u n d fa r ( tu .
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MMOrtf and !#*■(,> J* /ml
M.d* ml Lm >M»rU»U* Irun
h n r t h * o f lin in g
Malleable
Broad
Dear. Eery lartrtf*,
Strang endsturdy.
»,d,,hwwa
O TH ER M E R C H A N D IS E
Corner First Street and Oak Avenuo
NOT
.
LISTED
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923
AGE FOUR
B A SE B A L L
FOOT B A L L
BASKET B A L L
T R A P SH O O TING
CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor
All the big league clubs now train
ing irn Florida arc in full action and
n big league game is going on every
day somewhere in the vicinity o f San
ford, and many o f the Sanford fnns
are motoring to these nearby towns,
to take in the fug. Ernie Hurke’s HullDogs that will represent our old
friends down the way, are in shape,
or fast getting into shape; and will
tnke on one o f the big league tennis
in nn exhibition game within a few
days. Today’s big event for the San
ford Fans is taking place nt 1/CCsburg
where the Phillies nro meeting the
Hrooklyn Dodgers. The gnme started
at 2 o'clock and will tind a "small a r
m y" of the fans from the Celery City
lined up on the side lines to sec how
'tis done.
G O LF
B O W L IN G
T E N N IS
B O X IN G
NOTICE!
Notice la hereby given that n hill
will he introduced nt the 1923 sexton
of the Florida legislature to promnit
seining In the lakes, rivers, canals
and streams of Seminole county, nlso
to regulate the catch and means em
ployed, and also provide penalty for
itn violation.
, Sanford Chamber of Commerce,
Seminole County Fish & Game
291-tfe
Protective Association.
were begun Mvcrat days ago and yes NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED:
terday llranch Rickey, manager of
The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751
the club, agreed to come here on the contemplates a raise in scale to 7Gc
foregoing date. With his club begin- per hour, taking effect May Iff, 1923.
291-20tp
nin gtrnining on March 20, Manager
Ilurke expects to have his men in fair
condition by the time the Cards nrrivc
and nn exhibition game worth seeing
is believed assured.
INTERSCHOLASTIC RA8BDAM.
Sixteoh players have signed conCH AM PIONSHIP TO HE PLAYED
acts to play with the Ilulldogs this
ason and from this lot the tram will
W IN TE R PARK. March 17.—The
selected. Manager Ernie Burke and
11:00 a. m’. and 2:00 P. M.
Florida State Intcrschalostic Base
ce President Joe Tinker, who have
arge of selecting the players, said ball Championship will be played at
Enjoy Sunday Dinner W ith U s --------Rollins College. Friday and Saturday,
■terday..
May 18-19, 1923, eight tonms partic
S A N IT A R Y
COM FORTABLE
COOL
The sixteen men come from nil coripating. The Walter W. Rose Trophy
rs of the country. Hill Staley will
BRADENTOWN, March 17.—A m FOR T H E P E O P LE , IN V E S T
The Kind of Cooking: You Like
will 1m presented to the team winning
mo from Seattle, Washington, and
ong the more than two thousand spec M E N T S D R A W 8 PE R C E N T
fty Palmer, a pitcher with the club'
tators nt the ball game here yester IN T E R E S T , A N D A R E S E C U R
lie presented to the indlvidtitil mem
FIR ST M O R TG A G E S
it year, represents the other cxday afternoon between the St. Ianiin ED B Y
bers o f the winning team.
:me, his home being New llritain,
Cardinals and tho Boston Braves were ON IM P R O V E D P R O P E R T Y IN
The Baseball championships, play
Judge Kencsaw Mountain L/mdis, na A S T E A D IL Y G R O W IN G C ITY.
innectitut.
ed olT for the llrst time last season,
298-Gtc
tional baseball commissioner, owner
Sandwiched in between these two
is one of the big events in State high
Sam Brea don of the Cardinal*, owner
ics are the homes of the other fourNew McLsch Building
First Street
school athletic*. The Is-st team in each
RENT-A-CAR
Fuches o f the Braves and George W.
»n prospective Florida state league
•of the seven high school districts of
Drive it Yourself
Grnnt, former owner o f thnt club.
Lrrfors. Jim Potts will conic from
the state, together with one team
Call for Reel
Judge I-andis sat on the bench with
nrlotte, N. C., to try for nn infield
chosen from the state nt inrge will
ORLANDO, March 17.— The St. the Boston team for several innings,
Phone 3
sition;) George Lnndy will drift
meet at Winter Park this year. Bartow Ixiuis Cardinal* will come here .for
OAJt^ncl SECOND ST,
then transferred his allegiance to the
wrt from Bridgeport, Conn., Mike
.high school carried off the honors last an exhibition game with Ernie Hurkc'a
Cardinal* in time to see linger* Horns 290-litc
ughlin will say good-bye to .the
year.
Bulldogs,
on
March
30,
E.
G.
Mnusclt,
by send a long single into left field
me folk (no S) in West Frankfort,
The Rollins club of Winter Park president o f the Orlando baseball club
Sunday dinner nt The Lodge, Lake
in the tenth inning at a time when
. Outflflders George Bass, Fred
TU R KE Y AND CHICKEN
will entertain twelve players and one has announced. The game will be plnyMary, special $1.00. Phone for reserthere were two men on bases and two
eon nryl Harry Slonn, hale froi/i
official from each district beside those e dat Tinker field.
jtuitions nt Lake Mary,
303-Up
! for the "Inout, making the score
t- jniddk* west and the rest of the
PRIM E ROAST BEEF
chosen from the state nt Inrge.
Negotiations with the Cardinals |cals."'
liletes ^re sod,i of Sunny Florida
ADVISE ABOLITION OF
With all the trimmings
nativity of ndoption. Waller Hunt----- TENNESSEE VETS BUREAU
, the Winter Park wonder, will be
PREVENT FLU AN D GRIPPE
<11 r T b f A M*<*rlnf cil l * r r « . )
re, of course, ami so will lxsster
For a few cents you can ward o ff
T H A T GOOD HOME COOKING A T
NASH VILLE, March 17.—The nlmtlljr T h e A m u r i n i r i ) I ’ r r a a )
fcetlaml, o f Melbourne, Jack Hicks
Flu nod Grippe by promptly checking Ut ion o f tho ex-service men's bureau
LONDON, March Iff.— In a colli your cough* nnd colds witij Foley’s
LakeltAul and Clyde Mnlthy, Jess
sion
off Singapore, the Straits Stea I Honey nnd Tar, Also gives quick re* of Tennessee nnd n re-organization of
oolf an<J Manager Burke of the City
tho adjutant general’s department
mer Company's Dance sank in 10 min
autiful.lAlmost, but nfrvor quite for■lief from coughs resulting from Flu, were recommended to the senate on
utes, according to the Singapore dis [Grippe, Whooping Cough,* Asthma
tten is {Brown Mule Smith, n proThursday night by a special investi
patch to the Central News. Thirty-one
et of Georgia, born and reared
i and Bronchitis. Forty.elght years of gating committee headed by Senator
lives were lost.
5AR sofno town or other, but never
satisfaction to users ha made Fol T. Y. English.
MISS RICHMOND
jght living within the corporate limey’s Honey nnd Tar the World’s larg
LOG K ILLS GIRL
Under the V.'claka Apartments
, of any plnce. Tho Mul$ lias been
est selling cough medicine. Contains
STAUNTON.
Vn.,
March
17.—Sevre for several weeks and is (irmly
no opiates—ingredients are printed
en-year-old Hazel Ryan was killed
tablishej ns a citizen of Orlando.
i n the wrapper. RefusV substitutes.
No other recommendation for this when a lug rolled from a woodpile nt
A change in Burke's plnns will put
Insbl upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.
S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W ORKS
t Bulldogs two duys Into in begin- fine picture is necessary. And "The her father's home nnd crushed her
ig their,training. Homo of the play- Toll of the Sea” will Ihj shown again ■' head. The litllu girl was playing near
C E M E T E R Y W ^ R K A S P E C IA L T Y
|the woodpile while her small brother
i will sUirt March 20, but the mnin tonight..
TONE UP THE KIDNEYS
JO H N G O V E , Proprietor
was cutting wood.
iwd wiR, not arrive until March 22.
“ Symptoms of Kidney trouble are
1018
Weal
Flrat
Btrret
1018 Wert Flrrt 8treei
ME nnd Mrs. C. I.. Derby are the
Orlando,Sentinel.
ali gnin'. Water is clear and doe* not
invited guests for tonight. Mr. Der
Favor Dance, Parish House, April burn. Foley Kidney Pills, certainly do
by is expected to yank himself away
•i.
1
;mi-3tc the work," writes W. J. Grady, New
from business long enough to see this
Orleans, Louisiana, Ibn kaehe, rheu
picture ns it is a good one and Man
THE SANFORD BUILDING matic pains, tired feeling, are symp
ager Herndon veil! be looking for him.
& LOAN ASSOCIATION HAS toms of distressed kidneys.* Foley
JJHEN IN EXIST A N IK SINCE Kidney Pills tone Up the kidneys and
“TUBS, WE HAVE NEVER HA1) quickly relieve kidney and bladder
night, rtnrls a week's program thnt is
Insist
A LOSS. OUR SECURITY IS trouble. Refuse substitutes.
Tis hard to be a merchant, business f.-.r ahead of anything jet this season. SECURE. OUR STOCK DRAWS upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.— Adv
in or newspaper men. on Saturday Some of the features of next week 8 PER CENT INTEREST. WE
Most o f uh have heard of the won- "JJ
icrnoon in Sanford wjth- a big will include "Trifling Women," Mon INVITE- YOUR
INVESTIGA
tiers
of dehydration from time to tim c;*n
day and Tuesday nights; "Love’s Re
igue game in Leesburg.
TION. WE NEED YOUR CO
We
know
that it means extracting' ■ !
Here’s
a
Business
for
demption," Wednesday night; "Lornn
OPERATION.
* • 298-Gtc
the
water
from
fruits and vegetables 15 !
But nt thnt, there will b ea fine rep- Doonc," Thursday night; nnd "Quincy
Sanford
and thru packing them in cartons and * *
ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S W H ITE CANVAS SHOES
icntntion front Sanford at the Adams Sawyer" Friday and Satur
Big time at Parish House, April
when ready to use again put water to ■■
day.
AN D SLIPPERS
id.
.
301-3tc
dicers-Phillies game this afternoon.
them and have fresh vegetables many " ■
months afterward. It is one of thi- jjJ
And b»-:i? in mind that the Hist picWith all this big stuff mtivilir* nil
A l l I II
t. 1
ft
E(t iSs •1|Eh * * *■*■
great discoveries of the modern age Uh
11ini ii f.ti m* r in V
**tJ■*! it • Lilt* hjuad Sanford at thin time of the tore ill natural iolors, "The Toll of
ami opens up a wonderful field for
*I
Mint•i •**•i •
I . i w .ill nt i t Hii
ir it mokes the local fans more than The Sen" will be shown in Sanford
1 S
in*!, n ,i nt cd t **
ii it
the fruit nnd vegetable growers o f j j *
r, il inoio-J - nm!i in : I imn I i i i h s . L l.< ‘ :r determined that' Sanford shall tonight for the Inst time, and those
Florida where the freight and ear- an
tr lk - M itlil link* Stt**|iH . gave them
LADIES’ P A T E N T ONE-STRAP LOW
itn Ir opnottmiiii Today they and rylng and packing charges are so k a
vo a ball park in lime to take c are tintl miss it, miss a good bet.
MARCH 31ST W E W ILL .GIVE
ninny o t h e r - Own iticli o w n iirosSUED IN L A Y
sume o f them next year.
rolls
lU
r
e
lr
tti
\l
iii|
H
a
k
e
Minus,
high.
It
will
interest
the
growers
o
f
jjjjj
A W A Y AN
PROTECTION OF FORESTS
without Ini vine known a thine about
this
iiection
greatly
nnd
they-are
nil
n
Itie link e ry t,li-i|iess lo - fo re
V..II
Sires 2 ' . t i fit*. $7,711 vnlucn
Electric Curling Iron
WEEK STARTS A PR II
t o n e l l o - . m i u i " . Iimire rliih t her**
It is reported that the Cincinnati
invited to see the demoustration o f « ■
\
rasli
l.imlti.
*■
*
no
oharues:
no
1Ic*f a ticket with each cash purchase
ds will sign a three year contract
one yf the latest improved dchydrn- gJ
d r lit r r l r * . t *oir l o i . n i . i*t Ihi* lilt
( B r T k f A u o r l a l r l t'r ra a l
jf five gallons HIGH TEST GASO
e v e r y nlu ht l [.* , v,,a r wlir. eats Is
train In Orlando. With the flue
tion plants to be made here in the new ■**
a etistom* r t i n -m*.
*;.,<►.! all >‘*-*ir
WASHINGTON, March ^ .--P resi LINE, good for a chance on
this
operation nnd fine .ball park furMelseh building nil next week by
round tv*- Kuin.lv ill i util|»*ii. nl anti
Informal IonHarry Jennings, a well known gro\v » j
hod them by Orlando, we would say dent Harding has signed an executive Curling Iron.
Belter Tires for less Money
W r it f nr W ire T o d a y
er ?>f the east coast, lie is not here J J
<y would be. wise to sign a life out proclamation designating the period
of Apid 22-2tv as National Fort si Pro
for
full
particulars. Act now to ob
to sell stock but to demonstrate dliat ■■
let with Orlando.
lection Week, it has been announced
tain exclusive rights in Sanford.
dehydration means and to sell the " 5
ut the White House.
plnnt to anyone who wants one. See .JjJ
rho new ball park for the Orlando
S A N F O R D .F L A
EIccIrik-Mnld llnkc Shops
IOj Palmetto Avc,
Phone IH1-J
the demonstration next week. .See the1* *
II Dogs is just about'complete nnd
azi 0 *1)1r SI.
SI. I'ntil, Villi
ndvcrtixcTncnt in this issue of the m *
II be one of the finest in the state,
llurnld.
na
cy have a water plant operating
im a 155 foot pure water well. The
CORRECTED NOV
b house, lockers, showers nnd nil,
) completed, nnd the Bill! Dogs will
South Bound
irt this season in fine style.
Arrive
2:30 a.m.
I'his park is costing (he Orlando
uple over $1$,<100.00, but il Is mon
well spent and will be nn asset to
lando that wilt be hard to ltent,
e president of tin* Cincinnati Reds
itca that it is a park worth com*
t miles to see.
WB W ANT
tm e b e st
Br
e a d
Northluiiind
Ralph Ycnrby will no doubt be the
Ifer to represent Orlando at the
itc meet next month. Ralph is a
><1 one and should be ublu to handle
lando'* end with ease. So far it
> not been determined Just who will
ireaent Sanford, hut at the present
it* there are several training for
* big event and Sanford i* expected
send a representative.
Nice Fat Hens and
Fryers
IT’4HATURAL
Departs
2:10 n.ni.
8:10 n.m.
1:38 p.tn.
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Arrive
1plS n.m.
11:15 a.in.
2:35 p.m
4:00 p.tn.
10:0 p.nt.
Departs
2:03 a.tn.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
rilby llranch
Arrive
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so. 10p.......
■Jo. 24....r„....
4o. 25...,.-:..... 1:30 p.m.
s'o. 101._____ 5:50 p.m.
Poparts
f 7:00 a.m.
. 3:25 p.m.
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x— Daily, except Sunday.
Georgia .Country
Sausage
ome-inade Potato Sal
ad, 20c pouiid
Depart.**
Two u.m,
7:10 p.m
W E DELIVER
It’:? finite natural that
youngsters should want
the
the
Children’s Half
Soles ■*i>i.«n.>*>i,*tat*******•■
Misses Half
Soles -*’#*8.**'«***■**1y**#i***i■»•*!*•*••*■
Goodyear Vj Rub
ber Heels ...............
Tight Edge Rubber
dies. They know w hat they
IN M EISCH B U IL D IN G
FIR ST STREET
best bread and you can believe
us when w e say that they are
some Imkifijr experts— the kid
want when they want it. W e
w ant you to let them try our
bread and pastry.
H e e ls ....................
l.ccnkurg Branch
Arrive
3:55 p.m.
2:50 p.m.
M Y SH O E H O S P IT A L
is headquarters fo r best re
pair work.----- “See Me First*
Men’s H alf
(P I A T
Soles **********, ■■•*#*
Ladies’ Hnlf
Oviedo Branch
Arrivo
Departs
xtloVi l2fi^ A,- :-, 7{lR p.n». * '
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3:40 p.m.
Men’s Leather
Heels ................... .
Ladies’ French Heels,
Level •t***i**ti*t»TT*»*«*t***m
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Ladies* Common Sense
and Cuban Heels, level
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No. 325 Sanford Avenue
Opp Seminole Meat Market
Orlando
Florida
£
Demonstration Free to Everyone
Farmers Especially Invited
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1923
P A G E F IV E
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BUSINESS :
PURELY
DIRECTORY 5 PROFESSIONAL
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Too (*n find the name of
•T*ry live Business Man
tn Sanford in-thl* Column
eaehd^y.
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Carda of Sanford's Reputable Profeaaional Men,, each
of wboa^ in hla choaen pro*
feaalon the Herald recomtnende tn the people.
George A. DeCottes
Altorney-at-Law
M eases!
102 French Avenue---------- Phone 401
Over Seminole County Bank
IA N FORD
FLORIDA
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
FRED
U me pleaie you, tell others; If not,
Ull us. Phone 498
R. W IL S O N
ATCOUN EY-AT-L A W
FI rat National Bank Building
SANFORD
FLORIDA
SANFORD N O V E L T Y
WORKS
V. C. C O LLE R , Prop.
General Shop and Mill
W ork
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
|17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
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C H E L L E M A IN E S
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Examined
B. W . H E R N D O N
INSURANCE AGENCY
FIRE--------AUTO-------- BONDS
S. 0. Shinholser
Contractor nnd Tluilder
FLORIDA
SANFORD
LAW YER
— Court House
Glaaeea Deaigned
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt. D.
■ Optician-Optometrist
il2 Beat Firat Street
Sanford, Fla.
ELTO N J. MOJJGHTON
ARCHITECT
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
4ANFORD -:FLORIDA
DR. R. M. W E LSH
A. P. Connelly & Sons
K s In lilU h r d
IDOS
Farm*
K -S -T -A -T -I5
Inrrattn rn tB
I n-linpruird limit
I nM jr n nre
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fca ha in l*u Ha K\ *,i
SANFORD HIGH ■£
SCHOOL NOTES :
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Seminole Pririterij
DIRECTOR OF SPANISH M IN T IN iah mint, arrival yesterday on the in
vitation of the department of com
UNITED STATES
merce to inspect minis in this country
( Hjr The A u o e b l r C T resa )
nnd buy new equipment for his own.
NEW YORK, March 10—Jose Rodringuez Fcdnno, director of the Span*
For quick raaults, try a want
Graduate Veterinarian
Telephones*
Office 20
Residence 257
Office
TO A L L PERSONS H ERE INAFTE R NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON
CYPRESS AVENUE;
You are hereby notified that on the 20th day o f January, A. D. 1023, the
City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt n prclimiuary resolution pro
viding for the grading nnd paving of Cyprcsn Avenue from Union Avenue
South to Ninth Street with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. The
total estimated cost of said improvement o f Cypress Avenue la $13,233.00.
The assessments against the various pieces of properly hereinafter described,
abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Cypress Avenue which
have been tentatively determined by the assessor covering the proportion of
the expense of said improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of prop
erty hereinafter described, and the ostimnted amount of benefit which will
accrue to the various pieces o f property hereinafter described, abutting upon
sail! Cypress Avenue to be improved In the manner above stated are us fol
lows, to-wit:
,
Amount
Est. Ilenelit
Owner
Description of Property
Assessment
to Property
M. J. Stokes, Lot -1, Blk, 8, Chapman & Tuckcr...,$312.20
$375.00
Unknown, I-ot 1, Blk. lfl, Chapman & Tucker....__ 202.08
315.00
190.00
Mrs. L. E. Taylor, I,ot 7, 111k. Ill, Chapman & Tucker 159.74
Wilbur Forrester, Lot 0, Blk 7, Tr. A, Sanford
109.82
130.00
Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 1, Blk. 8, Tr. A, Sanford
109.82
. 130.00
Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr. A, Sanford
130.00
109.82
130.00
Ernestine Stcwurt, Lot 6, Blk. 8, Tr. A, Sanford
109.82
John Turner, Lot (1, Blk. 8, Tr. A, Sanford ... .
130.00
109.82
Emma Miller, Lot 3, Blk. 10, Tr. A, Sanford ...„
200.00
104.74
Theresa Stewart, l.ot 8, Blk. 7, Tr. A, Sanford
130.00
109.82
Mary C. Calhoun, Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. B, Sanford
101.74
200.03
J. N. Willis, Lot 5, Blk. 10, Tr. It. Sanford .......
200.00
104.74
Thu special assessments against the various pieces o f property above
described nre payable optionally, ns follows: Either in full within thirty days
after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the date o f the com
pletion of suid improvement.
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will
be held at the City Hall on the 2tith'dny o f March, A. 1). 1923, at two-thirty
p. m. at which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear all claims and ob
jections ns to the character of all said improvements to be pnld for in part
by special assessments and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove r e
ferred to.
Witness my band as City' Clerk nfnl the Seal of the City of Sanford,
Florida on ibis the 10th day of Mnivb, A. I>. 1923.
(S E A L)
L. R. PHILIPS,
3-10-17 2te
City Clerk, Sanford, Florida
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
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Conrad lildg. T0 A , L PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON
Del.nnd, Florida
SEVENTH STREET;
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SEMINOLE CAFE
Ki a . a
Quintets of Olives
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Mrs. Hanson o f Fort Myers, chair
man o f relief work among the Sem
inole Indians, of the Federated Wom
en’s Clubs, addressed us in chapel on
Wednesday. Mrs. Hanson's talk was
very interesting, nnd she told us ma- 1
ny things nbout the Indians that we
did not know before. We wish her
lots of success in her work.
Our orchestra is quite "the berries."
You see it was organized only re
cently but who Would guess it nfter
hearing them? Friday they played for
us in chapel, and we hope they will
play again soon. Mr. Bull is the direc
tor.
Everybody is busy working on the
Salmagundi. It goes to press the lust
of the month and we are sure it will
Ik* the very best edition Sanford High
has ever put out.
We’re still having mimic npprcclntion, too. Miss Gray played (a In Victrain) selections from Madame But
terfly, sung by Guilt-Curd, “ Thi; An
vil Chorus," "Whisjtering llo|H*f” Du
et, sung by Alma Gluck and Utilise
Homer, ami n selection from "The
Flying Dutchman," sung by Marie
Joritzn.
Ituilding 3,000 Cars
For Fruit Shipping
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We’Ve had several treats in chapel
this week.
Mr. Hamilton of Jacksonville, a f
filiated with the Springfield Athletic
Association, told our boys about Camp
Highland laike where they have such
splendid training in all kinds of ath
letics, specialising in football, W p
hope some of our boys will have- the
opportunity of going there so next
year our footbull team will be battel*
than ever.
$ 1.00
S U N D A Y DINNER^
$ 1 .0 0 -
Grape Fruit a In Duchess
t
M M
Danish Relish
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Sonps
Pottage a In Poulcyo Printcnlere
Entrees
Ri'isqles o f Young Capon, Sauce nil Maidtte
I’limmc-ii la Metis
Salpd Mexicanin, Russian Dressing
Green Apple Whip
-» Roasts
Long •Island Duckling
Prime Ribs of Beef au jus, City Dressed
Milk-fed Chicken, Our Filling
Candied Yams
Vegetables
Creamed Garden Spinach
Desserts
I’omem Puree
,
im
French Vanilla Cream, Martlet Snaps
Assorted Pies
Cheese
Crackers
Demi Tasso
A Few Real Bargains
We have these cars in very nice condition.
termi mich as:
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Will trade or sell on
One Duirk 21 mode) Roadster, tires, top mid paint new, a dem
onstration will satisfy. Price $8*0.09, $225.00 down, balance $10.00
monthly.
JH j
1919 Dodge Sedan, new paint, interior very clean, runs fire.
$800.00. $250 down, balance, $|5.tio nmnthly.
Hudson Speedster, I new curds, new top, $.*>00.00; $250.00 down,
$-15.00 monthly. Leave word what you are interested in with Mr.
Wilson, am! I will call on you at mu c.
BUTT-GUERNSEY COMPANY
HUDSON AND ESSEX DEALERS
You aiv hereby notified that on the 29th day of January, A. D. 1923, the
There will be 3,000 additional, new
City
Commission
of
Sanford,
Florida,
did
adopt
n
preliminary
resolution
pro
R n rrlr Iloniln
rtlr l-ota
nnd modern railroad refrigerator cars
G. D. CLELAND. Manager Used Car Department
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W . J. T H IG P E N
viding for the grading and paving of Seventh Street from Magnolin Avenue
L im iu
IliB ira
ready by the next Florida citrus fruit
to Mellnnville Avenue with vitrified brick or other hard suiface material.
W,
n n . l n r . i C b a n r r*
lluiEnru I ' r n p r i t f
season for the transportation of the
Real Estate
.The total ext mated cost of said improvement of Seventh Street is $13,122.00,
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fruit to market, according to a let
Main Office
FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter described
ter
received
by
Traffic
Manager
E.
M lflS C II I l l ^ T r
pOMPANT
;abutting upon the contemplated improvement of Seventh Street which have D. Dow, of the Florida Citrus Ex
BA * KOI4 D - *•!» V E STM E X T C O M P A N Y
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iltecn terttstiveiy-dolcnnincd by the Assessor covering the proportion of the change from the Fruit Growers’ Ex
l‘ h..nr 4S
101-n Mncnollm Air.
expense of said improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of property press company with headquarters
Demoralization of
heroine!fter defcribeil, and the cstimntd amount of benefit which will accrue
Washington, D. C,
The Postal Service io the various pic >■:. of property hereinafter described, abutting upon, said at One
thousand of the new F. G. E.
STEW ART The Florist W ASH INGTO N, March 10.— Domb improvement of Seventh Street to be improved in the mnuner above stated ears are already tinder ronstmetion,
are as fallows, to-wit:
the company reports, ami an order
Cut Flower*-----—Horul Designs.
0f |(,e |)o!icien o f the Postoffice
Kst, Benefit has just been placed for 2,000 more,
Amount
Annual and Ornamental Plants
department by postoffice inspectors is ()w
to Property to he* completed Ibis season.
Description of Properly Assessment
$275.00
$272.84
lt l MTitle. Ave.---------- I'h .n . 2H0AV i >'” • I-rimar,' c.u.e ..f d m .n d h .lio n ,
5.
». T r. E,'Sanford
The shortage of gins! refrigerator
in the postal service, according to a M|lM n „
. w . ;»• I.ot I. lllk.
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120.00
9. Tr. II.
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equipment to move tlu* annual cit
talemenl issued by Thomas F. E
290.00
( hiirhc .1 SUnvart, I r.l !U, lilk
Tr.
Snnfonl
2H1M 7
rus crop .of the state Will be great
hrrty, secretary rtml treasurer, and Will ill in i*. Stfwart, jr., Lot 5, lllk. H, Tr. 1), Sun ford 272.H1
273.00
ly relieved when the new cars , nre
if t j
SANFORD M A C H IN E Gilbert E. Hyatt, president of the Na F. E. Everly, l ot 10, Blk. 8, Tr. D, Sanford .......... 272.HI
' 275.00
placed in service, according to 'E x
tional Federation of Posloffice clerk*.
275.00
Mercy Roberts,’ I.ot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. 1, Sanford ......... 272.81
COM PANY
change officers. During the present
means you get ju s t w h at y ou p a y for. T fiere’s a lot
The statement suggested to Postmas
275.00
272.84
Bessie Wheeler, Lot I?, Blk. 9, Tr. 2, Sanford .... .....
season, and in past seasons, there
General Machine nnd ‘ Boiler ter General New that he rely for In Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. B. Sanford ...
o f com fort in know ing that y ou r lu m b er l*nine from a
290.00
289.17
have been times when ears were scarce
W orks
humation as .to postal service needs Theresa Stewart, I.ot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. l>, Sanford...... 272.81
275.00
which was n handicap In the ship
concern w ith a reputation loo good to risk b y careless,
upon the judgment of postmasters
275.00
Cylinder Grinding
272.84
pers. The refrigeration of some of
Ernestine Stewart, Lot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. D, Sanford
rather than Inspectors unfamiliar with
grading. W o alw ay s try to give o u r custom ers the
The special assessments against the various pieces of property above these cars has also been so poor,
Automobile Repaint
s*n
local problems
benefit o f the dou bt. If a board is n “ tolerable first,"
described are payable optionally, us follows: Either in full within thirty days that faulty shipments have resulted.
Acetylene Welding
Working conditions in the postal
it s a "seco n d ’’ with us, and so graded and priced. .Ask
Phone G2---Sanford, I*loridii |S4,(.vj(,p nf(. vpry bad." it said. •The ®Rvr the completion of the work, or in ten equal nnnual installments with The new cars, being built for the
nteresl at the rate of eight per cent per annum’front the dale of the com-J Emit Growers Express will be modUtu carpenters.
department's attempt to convert a
ern in every detail 'and the inatiln$01,000,000 deficit into a surplus with. 1
of 5,‘ "* ‘ " ’ P^cm en t
tion
and
refrigeration
devices
will
be
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will
SA V E Y O U R M O N E Y , D E in two years has resulted disastrous
be
held
at the City llnll on the 20th dny of March, A. D. 1923, at two-thirty tip to the standards recommended by
POSITS M A D E IN T H E S A N - ly. All groups of the postal employe*
p.
m.
at
which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear nil claims nnd ob the II, S. Department of Agriculture.
FORD B U IL D IN G & L O A N A S- are Complaining of added burdens and
SANRORD, FLORIDA
RHONE 1.10jections
ns
to the character of nil said Improvements to be paid for In pnrt| They will be forty feet In length,
SOt'IATION, R A Y S l'K R C E N T speed-up practices. Postal service has
by special assessments and «x provided for in the resolution hereinabove re with steel undorfrnme, and equipped
INTEREST. •
298-Gtc been curtailed in many cities."
with permanent false doors.—Tampa
,
Economies promised through pro ferred to.
Tribune.
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Witness my hand us City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Hanford,
KISSIMMEE, March 17, — Today vision o f 1,100 additional inspectors
Florida on this the 10th day of March, A. D. 1923.
wa.c observed hero as Anti-Mosquito "have failed to materialise," the fed
(S E A L)
L. II- PHILIPS,
day. A. S. Gilbert, mayor pro tem, is eration officials continued, nddidng
3-10-17-2U
City Clerk, Sanford, Florida
that,
“
in
fact"
the
boasted
reorgan
sued n proclamation lending official
dignity to the day, while observing ization by inspectors in ('Iceland, in
Tbh deadliest dose an automobile
ceremonies called for n parade of the Chicago nnd Washington and else
battery ever bad is when yoti have
school children and other tilings Hint where have brought nothing but fur
Tom, Dick nnd Hurry to "W A TE R
ther demoralization of the service."
tended to put the pest to rout.
TO A L L PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON MY BATTERY." Have this done at
e Battery Service Station null save
MELLONVII.LE AVENUE:
You arc hereby notified thnt on the 29th dny of January, A. I). 1923, the your battery.
"E X ID E" Battery Service stations
City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro
viding for the grading nnd paving of Mellunville Avenue from Celery Ave are contracted nnd bonded to render
TO A L L PERSONS H EREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON nue South to Sanford and Everglades Branch of A. C. L. Ry. with vitfified this service free of charge regard
brick or other hard surface material. The total estimated cost of said im less of what make of battery you
SIXTH STREET:
You nre hereby notified that on the 29th day of January, A, D, 1923, the provement of Mellnnville Avenue in $7,455.00. Thu assessments agninst the hnve.
Cars now rquqipped with "E X ID E "
City Commission uf Sanford, Floridn, did adapt a preliminary resolution pro various pieces of property hereinafter described abutting upon the contem
viding for the grading nnd paving of Sixth Street from Magnolin Avenue to plated improvement of Mcllonvillo Avenue, which hnve been tentatively do- Batteries are: Rolls Royce, Buick,
Stearns Knight, Lincoln,
Laurel Avenue with vitrified brick or other hard surface ninterinl. The to- trmined by the Assessor covering the proportion of tho expense of said im Dodge,
1*1 estimated cost of said Improvement of Sixth Street is $9,408.00. The as- provement to bo borne by the respective pieces of property hereinafter de Moon, Feerlcss, Hudson, Essex, Ap
**-'*menta against the various plecos o f property hereinafter described, abut scribed, nnd the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue to the various portion, Auburn, Hoot, Dusonburg nnd
ting u|ion the contemplated improvement of Sixth Strcot which have been ten piccet'of property hereinafter described, abutting upon said improvement of hundreds o f others but from the above
tatively determined by the Assessor covtring the'proportion o f the expense Mellonvillo Avenue to be improved ill thp manner above stated are as fol list you should be satisfied as to
what make uf Ilqttcry to buy. There
of said improvenient to bc borne by the respective pieces of property herein lows, to-wlt:
Amount
- Bit. Benefit is a Giant "E X ID E " Battery for cvafter described, And the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue to
Description of Property
Assessment
to Property ery known Automobile nnd Ignition
the various piece* of property hereinafter described #butUll|c uipon said Sixth Owner
Job on earth, at a lower price than
F. E. and G. M. Sherman and H. L. Graham, Lot 1
feet to lie Improved in the manner above stated nre as follows} to-wit:
and Ilf to 30 inc. Blk. A Iiucna Vista Estatcs..$1424.CO
$1490.00
Amount
Eat. Benefit
you can get, including a specially
heavy type for Fords.
Owner
Description of Property
Assessment
to Property F. E. and G. M. Sherman and II. L. Graham, Lata
1 to 10 inc. Blk G, Buena Vista Estates ...... 911.12
1005.00
Ray Brothers, Sanford, Fin., will in
Georg,. W. Hyman, Lot 5, Blk. ?, Tr.
... — 1414.25
$450.00
The special assessments ngAinst tha various pieces o f property nbovo spect nnd water your batteries free
The special assessments against the various pieces of property above
described are payable optionally, as follows: Either in full within thirty days descrilied are payable optionally, as follows: Either in full within thirty days of charge nnd with pleasure, also re*fter the completion of tho work, or In ten equal annual initallmcnts with after the completion of the work, or In ten equal annual installments with chnrge nnd repair nil makes batteries
interest at tho rate o f eight per fbnt per annum from the date of tho com-Jjntorost at the rate o f eight per cent per annum from the date o f tho com- with genuine "F.XIDE" parts under a
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pletlon of said improvement
rigid guarantee.— Electric Storage
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1-letion of said improvement;
A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will Battery Co., Philadelphia, Pa., krgest
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A meeting of the Equalling Board o f the City of Snnfopl, Florida, will
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1* held at the City Hall on the 2Cth day of March, A. D. 1923. nt two-thirty be held at the City Hall on the 20th day o f March, A. D. 1923, at two-thirty makers o f batteries In the world.
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E w- at which meeting gold Equalling Board will hear all claims and ob- p. m. nt which meeting said Equalizing Board will hoar all claims and ob
i^tions as to the character of al} said improvements to be paid for in part jections as to tho character of all said improvements to be paid for in part
TITU SVILLE, Morch 17.-^A num
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^y special assessments and as provided for In the resolution bcrclnnbovo re- by special assessments and as provided fo r in the resolution hereinabove rc- ber of farmers want to tax every box,
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of fruit shipped to raiae a funjl for a
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Witness my hand as City dlerk and the Beal o f the OUy 4of Sanford, branch experiment station," according
Witnesh my hand' as'City Clerk slid the Seal of the City of Sanford,
9H this the 10(h day of March, A . D. 1923,
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to the report of County Farm Agent
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P. M. Childers. "Some want spray- . - j :
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EVER DO THIS?
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
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LEGION
CIRCUS
1
S
A L L THIS
WEEK
ON
LAKE
FRONT
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I N T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION
V O L U M E III.
S A N F O IU ), F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , M A R C H lfi. 19211
INH U )
WRECK OF TRAIN
DEATH OF FRENCH SOLDIERS
SAFErY FIRST MEETING
CELERY MARKETS
OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES
In the Office of Superintendent Dumas Today at
.
1 o’Cloek— Many Present
Carlo! Shipments deported for Thurx.
day. Marrh 15th:
Florida—Sanford Section ....t.......i..&3
Florida—Mapatee Section
23
Florida—by boat, I I crates.
Florida—Tampa section ... .........
c
California ........................ ............ II
N U M B E R .102
WATERWAYS HEARING' ENDS
DAY’S HARD WORK
BY THE BDSY COMiTTEES
WATERWAYS WH,L
BE DEVELOPED, IS ^ idkncf^ oevbloi'mt
LEAGUE’S B E L IE F IN THIS SECTION
■-Tss
Total ........ .......... ....... ..........811
" it n k s s
a k tb b
w it n e s s
Shipments previously unrv|Hirted for
The human life Is a bin element in ease can be avoided.
n n ililllin u
U l l . L , |»ini8ENTED i r r e f u t a i u . e
Wednesday, March Mth: Fla. by boat,
Many timely suggestions were made
the operation of ruitways nml each
D IS O R D E R S R E P O R T E D
11 crates,
by Messrs Scott and Adams and by
year, more stress Is being Iniil upon
the local officials of the road and by
tit# old nnd the new axiom of “ safe employees in various department. And Snipping Point Information for Thurs
day, Marrh ISttit*
ty first' 'and the ounce of prevention If nil the employees- will adhere to
•_____
SANFORl), FLA.: • Warm, show
being worth the pound of cure. A con these rules nnd will attend the meet
For C om in g Back Into thcyEvacers. Itnulings heavy, demand slow,
L IK E L Y TH AT EXECUTION W ILL
Development of Florida's waterway* Convincing A rgu m en ts S h ow in g
ference was held in the office of Supt. ings held for this purpose many ac movement druggy, market steady.
uiited D istrict and P ric e is
particularly deepening the St. Johns* N ed o f T w e n ty Foot Chancidents will be avoided and many
TAK E PLACE HERE NEXT
T. L. Pumas today at one o'clock
Carloads f. o. b. usual terns— 10 inch river channel, is to In* the result of
N o w on H eads Hun P olice •
m>| in « }j t Jonhs
lives will be saved during the years
FRIDAY
'
that was attended by
many
of
the
cmi
»y
j t(1 con„. nni, railrondlr,g will not
Gohlen Solf-I,lunching
a hearing before the government engl*
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, H r T h r . ( u i> r la l, 4 I 'r e a s )
id nnd officials of „ ;t. hur„ t(|llUs undertaking in the fti‘ tr o u g h , mostlv *1.(50, New neer* in Sanford yesterday.
of the road
The Waterway Hearing held before*
„
i
(H r T I ip t M n r l n t r d . l 'r r o l
-ployccs
DUSSLLDORr, March 10.— Onof TALLAHASSEE, March 10.—'The all the departments . .Th,
Fir*. lu„
lt
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Representatives of the Florida fta- the government engineers yesterday
rough f I.t0-$1.50, few we|l bleached terways Traffic league nnd others in- at the court house, could also be cunFrench soldier wns killed, nnd three State Hoard of Pardons was expected Committee o f this city holds monthly
Short talks were made by \Villiam
/
soldiers nnd three l-rench railroadj |0 conclude the first of its xcnii-an- meetings of instruction hut the meet
located in waterways development i strued as a supplication to the FedShelley, local chairman of the engl- j
'
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____
men were injured when a irertch ■nlm| RP*sions this afternoon after hnv- ing todny wns important on account
j
attended the hearing and reported ernl government for relief from trans
R. I„ w.em.,
Glenn, chairman
u , . „ , ofi the
in*
c„ |ol Hhipmenls from Santroop truin wns w/ecked near Troves j |njj heard arguments on behalf of of the presence of Robert Scott of iieers; « .
put
night that a favorable impn nion ! portallon'problem* which threaten to
Firemen; M. (1. Causey, local chair-> ,
...
___ , , ,
„„„
,
,
,
,
,
,
ford this season to date...... ..2,1113 was made on the war department .title the further agricultural develin the Rhineland today as the re- morc than 125 convicts seeking
king clem- Wilmington, who is hend of the de man for• the
telegraphers of Delaind, ,r
.
.
..
.
..
sult of sabotage.
,
,
’ Total carlot shipments from Munspecialists sent to Florida to study opment of Florida.
ency. Applications will Ik? taken un partment of insurance and safety C.• J.
Marshall, local chairman for the
. ...
'
. .
‘
,
,
atee this season to date
002 conditions in the state and their rela
der consideration by the board follow established about four years ngo by conductors,
Witness after witness presented ir
nnd ninny others.
._ , ,
, . ,.
,. , .
RERUN, March 1(1.— 1
Two Herman ing the open hearing and decisions an the A. C. L. Railway. Accompanying
Total carlot shipments from San
tion to traffic on the waterways.
refutable evidence showing thnt wat
Robert
Scott
hns
been
in
the
rail
police were executed in Ilucr Monday i nounced probably in two weeks.
ford Inst season to date .
1,700
The league, represented by S. .1. er transportation rtrust be developed
^Ir. Scott was snfety superintendent, way service for the past thirty years
in the presence of two officers nnd
Total
carlot
shipments
from
ManSligh,
Judge W. T. Rlmal. W. M.-Tarp- by the government to supplant the
John Adams, o f Wilmington.
and prevention of accidents has
two soldiers of the occupational for- j Among the eases coining before the
atee Iasi seasen to date
. 7(11) lev and other*, presented an exhnus- railroad* m order to move the pro
Supt. Duma's in opening the meet nftne one of his greatest works and
------tKV brief which showed, it Was mid,
ces. nccordiitg to special dispatches Pardoning Hoard was that of Percy
ing told of the work of the depnrt- that lie is making good ut u is appar- i |.|TT.s|iu|t(Hl-fi0, cloudy. 5 Flor- wbv the wat. rwavs slioiild be groomed ducts of the state, as the present rail
from correspondents in the Ruhr.
) llayliss, who .was sentenced to be nient here and Introduced Mr. Scott eat from the lessening of accidents in
f.i> dltiex are now taxed to their utThe policemen, named Mohr and j hung for the murder of Cleveland
ida arrived. 51 cars on d a r k includ for fiinqu-tttion with the railroads. i>ie*t and the very mar future will
who gave a brief outline of the gener
Krnuss, were once deported from the Jacob:!, a deputy sheriff of this coali
ing broken. Opening Friday: Supplies The brief contained figures showing find them utterly unable to handle
al work of the department ami gave
district but-diad returned for their te and who was reprieved the day beheavy, demnpd and movement slow, the extent o f tonnage which would be tin - im rea-ing production.
the men and officials value hie sugge*personal effects when seized. The in
market weak., Florida 10 in. crates. moved by water if water transporta
' fore the hanging wns to have taken t|un, nlong the line of safe guarding
cident is said tp have happened the
Golden Self-blanching
nnd • New tion were available and outlined com Preceding the oral testimony of these
place. His attorneys who were from the life and the health of the men.
day before the expiring of the time li
,
French Strain, 3-0 doz. stalks 2.00- pletely the resources of the section of I witnesses a brief was presented con
another county in the state requested 'Thin Is probably the grcnlcst work t nnd a prevention of disease and of a
taining a mass o f statistical data
c
I
j
stalks I 75- MHi
Florida that would be served by the
mit lixed by the French by evacuution
that the governor reprieve the negro .t.v,.r undertaken by a big corporation ! cident* that not only cut down their
which
was in answer to n questionDETROIT—31, cloudy. I Florida propored waterway* system, ln*ginof the Ruhr by all German police.
until they could be heard before tho’ 0f uny Yiind and the A.
L. Railway : efficiency but in many eases would
arrived, 2d cars'on track including ning wit lideepetiing o f the. channel in nirc ,ent out by the engineers prior
It is reported thnt through German
board. No action was taken.by the j,
|)t, commended upon their good cause them to Ik* unable to carry out
to the hearing. This brief was nlso
broken. Supplies.heavy, demand light,. the St. Johns from Jacksonville to
sources from Cologne that the French
I'nrilmiing Hoard ill connection with WOrk along this line. Several vial- their work and they would become
movement moderate, market dull. Flo- Sanford nml ending in uii auxiliary ea- leplete with convincing arguments
at Witten have placed a price of 250,the commutation of death sentence to t,.rg were Invited to attend th.- meet inactive tail road men In lead of able
showing the, need of a twenty-foot
rida 10 inch crates Golden Self-Rlaneh-; nal system extending through Orlan-.
uoO marks on the hend of every Ger
channel in' the St. Johns river to han
life imprisonment. Stales Attorney mg by Supt. Dumas and ail of them bodied and alert and active employes., jnj{ , „ doI Atn)kn o o 5.2 50; WttJlh.
do
and
Osceola
county.
man policeman in the Ruhr.
Supt. Dumas and all the various ^ nn||
i75
George A. DeCottcs this week appear- were greatly impressed by the talks
Favorable i <•( niomendat imi b y t h e dle present and potential commerce of
the St. Johns river trrritory and thnt
.. ed before the board at Tallahassee in „( Mr. Scott and Mr. Adams ami sev- hernia of departments here and all the j f .,(){)
engitu-vru I* regarded us ccilain and
IIERLIN, . arc l'».
t was i< i {
nmtti'r and reports that the Iwanl'uul others who gave many illustra- employes have made good records in I '
irihuiury thcielu.
.
nppioprlulioii of several million.didI'HII.ADLLI'HIA, 515, raining* 0
alilj stater ln»t nig it t at“ ’" ' I ' ’ ' l
token no mtion and the death lum- tioiis of the manner in whit It human the Safety First work and were com-,
Compiled
by
the
Florida
Wnter
la v by the next emigre s In care for
andunconditionalevacuation
of thw,alty w||| )a> |nflictrlI. .sheriff Hand life can be saved, mridents cut down mended by Messrs Scott and Adams ' F,uri«ln nmvo'l* ,J ‘•nr!' on track in
Traffic League it was presented nt
cluding broken. Supplies moderate, de the project is predicted by officials the hearing- by Judge W. T. Illand,
I.ulir will h* en gnnti
)> ,( rmnny nwnjjH the- rotx.ipt *«>f i, now tit-nth witr- •tr, nihil and much sickness and
today.
.
•
mand and movement slow. Florida 10- of the league.—Orlando .Sentinel.
as a pro requisite to the resumption
who also interrogated the witnesses.
rant which is daily expected.
inch crates Golden Setf-lllnriching, 3
of reparations pnymentH nnd deliver
The evidence contained in this brief
Friday Is Hangman's Day and it is
doz stalks $2,till; 4*0 doz. stalks 2.25Winter Park Flower
Blizzard Sweeps
ies in kind under the program agreed
elf iirly showed that the project, when
likely that the execution will lake
few high a* 3.00; 8-10 doz stalks
upo nwhen negotiations with French
considered \vit|j relation to the imme
place on Friday of next week.
Show
Great
Success
Eastern
Nebraska
;
00
and Rclginus nro resumed.
diate Dilute growth of the. state*, was
NEW A'tlRK, 15, Uulim. 12 Florida
This is the crux of the German offi
to reality imperative. Statistics on
tlmaha Digging Itself Out of >*■'“ >' ' .„ , I V i . Su|.|iI m- lib. . al. demand modcial position ns announced in connec
railroad tonnage nviubibli-Tor use on
— 1*1 Inches I all in 21 Hours
i rale fur good stock, movement lim
tion wit lithe current rumors in re
the improved wntcrwny were giv.en,
ited, market dull. Florida, 10 in. crates
spect to possible early inauguration
which showed thut during tho years
'The Winter I'uik Garden ('lull stag
>.— Omaha w
OMAHA, ‘March D
In.—
was ^ t.w French strain, 310 doz. stulks,
of negotiations eiflier directly with
D5-1D21 there hnd been ail increase
ed a very successful flower show yes- last .night slowly digging itself out «>f i j r .ji.oO; few best, 2,25; 8 dox stulks CAMPED AT . OCOCOLOIIO CAY, 1D
,
J ,
France or through the mediation of
WHERE THEY W IL L FISH
°* X> ,'M’r l0" 1
lonn,,«'**inco
the
snow
that
the
worst
storm
in
the
m„
,
t|
y
(.GO;
Washed
and
precooled
3a)third pnrty. '
! that time a further tacrenye o f 2o per
:ity. More than a thousand persona eity's history left behind. More than j B
.,taik* 2.25-2.50; 8 doz. stalks
'Although neither Chancellor Cuno
I cent, making a total increase of ap
|attended during the day front Winter 1 Dim-lies fell in the past 21 hours, l o.on; Runebed » ilos. alalks 2.50; green
nor Foreign Minister Von Rosenberg
proximately Oil per cent during the
SEVERAL
I’ark,
Orlando
and
all
adjoining
towns.
(Ilf Thr Aaanrlnlnl I’ rr**!
SW EPT
THROUGH
shattering all records o f the local stock 3-0 doz. stalk* 2.25.
has ns yet given’the German atilt tide
MIAMI, March Hi. Usipg Oeoeolo-j seven-year period. It was also pointThe affair proved to In- one of the weather bureau.
COUNTIES CAUSING MUITI
precise formulation, the Reichstag
CINCINNATI. 33, cloudy. 3 Florida
ed out that despite this increase in
j most interesting of social events ns
DAMAGE
A blizzard, general in eastern Ne arrived on Thursday, 3 Florida arriv bo Cay Club situated on Little Is
leaders anil Berlin newspaper editors
tonnage, construction of new rnilland,
25
miles
down
the
coast
as
head
------well as a botanical display that out- braska and western Iowa last night
have been definitely apprised that the
ed today. 7 ear* on track including quarter.*, Harding'* fishing party pul loiuls fo rlhe te.u years HM0-IP20 was
illy The .\»»ocintrii i*f*,»s)
rivaled anything that hns as yet been pile dup drifts many feet high here.
broken? Supplies moderate, demand
government will name this condition
but I per cent, the mileage in 1D20 be
MEMPHIS, .Match in. L ight pi r- 'aul.l„jq,,(|
m (|,jg m t I uhi. The club
nttcrii)
Railroad service ill the Omaha tern and movement moderate, market slca out to sen early today in the hope of
n< the obvious prelude to any forth sons were killed nnd
iiad fifty or
more
<»r more ruo||U weri! literally tilled with th lory was practically at n standstill
)" iei,telling sumo Amherjneks, King Fish, ing 5.07H and in 11*10, 5,120. The pres
dv. Florida, 10 in. crates various vari barracuda or other of the brg deep sen ent car shortage and Insufficient lo
coming negotiations for fixing Ger were injured in u storm which wreck-^ |mMj jM-rfcct of tropical flowers and
this morning and street car service
many's reparations obligations and ed the villuge of Savage in Tate roun„ f „|| kinds. I ilies, both both here and nt Council HlutT.x was eties, l-fi doz. stalks 2.50-2.75; mostly fii’-li that come up on reefs to feed. comotive power, to handle shipments
2.05-2.75; 3 doz, stnlks 2.25-2.50; 8 The fishing party is expected Imrk promptly which nr,* now being trnincidentally settling the Ruhr conflict. ty, Miss., late, yesterday nnd swept white nnd yellow, of several varieties
almost wholly disrupted.
.
doz stnlks 2.00-2.25.
In assuming this attitude the gov through sections of Pamdu and Quit were among the winners of the dis
during the afternoon. The presiden durcil. was nlso stressed.
All schools in Council Illuffs nml
ernment is convinced thnt it Iras the man couhties, according to word re play, roses were everywhere in evi
Attention of t l w government was
tial houseboat Pioneer left early to
Omaha were closed today. An automo
undivided backing of the German peo ceived from the storm nrenl
enllud
to the construction of over 5,000
dence, large lied* of pansies of every bile parked nt the curb wns complete
dny for Palm Reach when? the presi
ple, who it believes would not toler
miles
of
paved highways and the sifme
One, man who wus crushed when his coloring, garden flowers, nstors, and ly covered by a snow drift.
dent and his party will hoard it Sat
ate for a moment any adjustment Tall stbre nt Savage wns demolished, died even rare orchids, were included. All
mileage of giud»d romln by the va
urday
to
resume
their
cruise
north
The forecast for tonight wns more
in gto designate unconditional evacu this morning w a rd in g to advices and flowers nnd shrubs gave evidence of
rious counties of Florida, which i* In
ward to St. Augustine.
snow to be followed by fair nml war
ation ns a starting point for negoti three other persons, nnd man nml his perfect cultivation hnd proved that
direct contrast to the amnTt increase
mer weather.
ations. .
•
in rail lines nnd proved thnt by good
wife.and son were drowned when they practically everything can be grown
road connections to water points, con
were blown into Coldwater creek. Four in this state in the botanical line.
DUSSELDORF, March 1(1.—The negroes were reported killed on plan
siderable saving in freight rates and
Of special interest were the rooms ARTISTS M O D EL
time could Ik? obtained. In support of
train was diverted from the main line tations' near Lambert.
W A S S L A IN FOR
devoted to the flornl decorations nnd
the argument thnt production of hor
by a switch being thrown and crash
The
Kiwnnis
Club
of
Hanford
will
appointment' of 'dinner tables. Here
HE R JE W E L S send a representative ifelegatluii to
ticultural and agricultural products
ed into a freight train. Near Coblenz
were several tables laid for four or
was Increasing tremendously each
three miles o f telephone and telegraph Chairman Burr
the International convention of
morc guests and exquisitely arrang
Was In Fear of Life nnd Had Will wants in Atlunta, Georgia, May 28
year,
figures from the records of the
cable, which Included fourteen impor
ed with centers of flowers and even
Returns to Office
Drawn
JURY REPORTS NO EVIDENCE Stnte I'lnnt Hoard were cited nnd
tant military wires, were cut, nnd de
to
31,
inclusive,
if
officers
of
the
club
favors.
CAN 11E FOUND TO WARRANT
After Absence lovely
showed (lint in 1D1D total citrus acre
stroyed. The French said it would take
may judge from the interest already
I I I t T l i * S s i H l n l r l l 'r * * » >
Tho color schemes were carried out
INDICTMENTS
NEW YORK, March HI. A w ill re-j man{f(.Ati?*l among the nu>ml>crs. It is
age in Floridu was 1(10.337 acres. Tho
six months to repair the damage.
to perfection showing what can In*
In Atlnnta Attending Rate Con* done to make a dinner or luncheon ccntly drawn by Miss Dorothy Keen-1generally indicated thnt the Atlanta
IIASTROP. La., March HI.— No in Hoard estimates that since that time
nn who called herself Dorothy King, Convention will Ik ? the most largely dictments were returned by the More there have been set out an mlditlonal
ferrnce
occasion attractive.
Thu flower show will continue todny, hinting nt fear for her life was taken attended in the history of Kiwnnis. house parish grand Jury in connection •18,000 acres, or an increase of thirty
I nr The Associated, Pijssl
The entertainment feature of the with the slaying of Watt Daniel nnd per cent in four ysnrs, n total count
the
doors of the Woman's Clnb being todny by police ns further proof thnt
TALLAHASSEE, March ltl.-Chalrthe artist model hnd been slain and Atlanta Convention is btdng especial
open
nt
nine
o'clock
this
morning.—
T. F. Richard on August 21 lust and t f nppioxiinntoly 15,802,414 trees, J:
mnn Hurr of the stnte railroad com
robbed o f her jewels. The body was ly stresiAl In the invitation extend various hooded hamj activities, which The total citrus shipments during tho
Orlando
Sentinel.
mission returned to his office ( today,
found yesterdny with nn empty chlor- ed to Snnford Kiwaninns, who are urg- the Jury has been investigating for season 1021-1028 was 15 million 'bt\*r
after nn absence of several weeks in
iorm bottle near by in a fnshionublc c dto see if “ old fashioned Southern
the past ten days. The jury's report es. The potential shipment* In thV
Atlanta wllerc he attended the South Baker County Deleapartment. The negro elevator boy hospitality" still lives up to its rep
was given to District Judge Fred Od next five year* from the new acrcago
ern rate conference. He said It would
‘ gates Appears Be- ■ told the policeman n man engaged in utation.
now planted with bo (11 million boxes
•
• om Into yesterdny. *
ROAD HOUSE TH AT GOT OFFIC bo some tjme before any rat** adjust
the tire business in New York, Phila
or
four times the recent shipments.
fore
Pardon
Board
IALS IN UAD HAS ANOTHER
Attorney
General
Coco
nnd
two
of
A
water
carnival
on
tho
Inkc
of
one
ment would be worked out.
delphia
and
lloston,
frequently
vislt!
Similnr
figures were also cited show
CHARGE
of Atlanta'* principal Country Clubs, his assistants left here • before the
o dthe model nnd nkowered her with
I lly T h * C u n r ls lx l P r * * «)
ing
the
increase In the production of
grand
jury
made
its
report.
Mr.
Coco
a Southern fried chicken dinner “ with
TALLAHASSEE ,. March 10.—The presents. He visjld the apartment on
Suzanne L ’Euglen
Illy T h e A iio r ls ln l P ress)
tixins'' nnd a whole chicken for each stated yesterdny in'event no indict vegetables. The development of (5,000
delegation of Baker county citizen* .Wednesday night, the boy said.
MIAMI, March 10.— LoRoy J. Cardof tho thousand visitors expected, and ments were returned ho would file acres of vegetable land in the lllack
Defeated Molla in
headed by two membera of the board
•'cr, of Chicago, cashier nt the Trop
an elaborate musical revue, produced bills of information ngninst certaih Hammock near Oviedo, it is estimat
ical Inn Roadhouse on the Haminnii *
NEW JUDGE FOR MONROE
Big Tennis Match of county commissioners nnd sheriff
especially for the convention nnd .call person* named at tho opening hearing ed will product) 10,000 cars of vegtJones appeared before Governor Har
(rail just outside the city limits which1
COUNTY
ed “ Plantation Days” are among the hero in January as haying participat tnbls* annually, and the same is trun
dee today t<koppose retention by state
figures in charges preferred by mem( H r T h * S s s o fliU fS P r * » * l
features planned. Kiwnnis clubs from ed in mob activities. He did not state, of tomato sections, strawberry sec
( f l y T h * A * * o r fa lr d ) ’ * * • » )
-kera of tho Miami Christian Council
NICK. March 10.—Suzanne L'Eng- Senator Knabb o f Baker County con
all
over Gcorgiu, with several from however, whether this action would be tion!, potato sections hnd all other
and others against County Sollcttoj lon defeated Mrs. Molln Mallory 0-0, victs In bis prlvnto turpentine camp*. „ TALLAHASSEE, March 10.—Gov
vegetable producing1 sections Of Flo
surrounding
states, will join the At taken Immediately.
Ths governor is said by delegates to ernor Hardee yesterday'appointed H.
Pine and Sheriff, Allen to Ik1 heard by G10 in their tennis match today.
In tho report the grand juj-y refer rida.) It was contended that the only
lantans ns host*. Headquarter* have
The American champion received n nave assured them,tho county com II. Tnylor'of Key Wyst, to be judge
the governor next .Thursday, R(»ve
red
to the mnxked band as “ the deplor medium of relief for ‘.Florida producalready been opened in Atlanta by
himself up ta the county authorities severe beating fjpom'the world’s title missioners had the power to withdraw of the criminal court for Monroe coun
,^
able
crime of August 21" nnd stated era and shippers was through the deKiwanis
International
to
look
ifftor
today for the killing lost night of holder, not taking a single game to these prisoners from private canipa ty. He succeed* the late Judge Hunt
velopment of the St. John* River
that
while
it
had
gone
thoroughly
in
the
details
of
the
handling
of
such
u
Fred Wagner, of Chicago, owner of deuce In the flrat set, scoring only nnd the commissioners raid they would Harris of Key West who died soveral
to tho affair it could And inVevidenec reuto reaching down through the trtld- ' ' 1
largu gathering.
.
the Inn. Gardner ahot In self defenso tight point*. In the necond net Mrs. go home immediately and pass a reso days ugo.
thnt woutd warrant thu indictment of die of Florida to the vary heart' of
be claims after a quarrel over money Mallory took two games to deuce but lution providing no more convicts
(Continued on page 0)
1 any individuals.
.
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Tho Daily Herald, 15c
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15,‘lOft
Sr., served tempting salad courso and
coffee.
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Mr*, Bishop’* guests were Mrs. II.
B. Lewis, Mrs. F. K. Itoumillat, Mrs.
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Boclsty Editor Hal Wight, Mrs., Claude Howard, Mrs.
Phono 317-W
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A. J. Richardson, Mrs. !<. P. McCullcr,
it r «* ! » • » r
r* Mrs. George Fox nnd Mrs. Bishop Sr.
•41 too «r* (u lM M / «k ,r* me n ia lx l
I m m i •* U too nr* fa trrtiU lig i *»rll
• oootol cord to Ibla Orponaarot, K lflu
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Ootelle. o r | p|,»k,R « the Item. H wit
Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr. nnd
w oMotir ■M r »fU ia i ________ ___
Mrs. Luther S. Hnrkoy, entertained
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
a number of her littlc«friends on Fri
,
.
Thursday—Parent-Teachers Associa day afternoon. The occasion was her
tlon will meet at Grammar school twelfth birthday anniversary,
at 3:30 p. m.
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The children nil met nt the home
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Mrs. J. T. Allen nnd went to the
Frlday— Pageant “ Christ In Ameri
ca,” at Methodist church at 7:45 west side park where the afternoon
was spent in playing gnmos nnd a
p. mi 4
Friday— Mi's. Frank Miller will en peanut-hunt. Thelma Minor received
tertain the members of the Lucky the prize for finding the most pennuts
Elizabeth was assisted in cntortalnThirteen Bridge Club.
LOCALS
City M anager Ryan
Leaves fo r :ft ; Pierce
to Take New Position
Princess
T A K E NO TIC E!
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The Inw provides that “ If tnxes up
The Rndcliffe Chautauqua opened
Motioa pictures of the Auto Polo
Tuesday at I.ako Monroo with a on real estate shall not bo paid before games, etc., and
Former City, Manager Yk J. Ryan strong program. The Collins Dtio was,tho first day. of April of any year,
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left today for F L I’ierct* where ho has
all os advertised. Mr. nnd Mra. Col the tux collector shall advertise nnd
Waterways meeting today nt the been tendered the position of City
lins delighted tho audience with skill- sell."
Katherine MacDonald
Manager for that city and where he cd performances on piano, violin, cor This Is to notify all concerned thnt
court house.
will mnkc his futuro home. Mr. Ryan net nnd saxophone -interspersed by the requirements of luw will he com
— IN—
Many people from other parta of has been city malinger of Sanford for
readings and impersonations.
Mr. plied with, and the tax hooks will pos
tho state are here attending the meet over two years and has made the city
Irv.*!n. tho magician, held tho audience itively be closed on April first, ns
K ing.
n faithful and conscientious official.
I
i poll-hound nnd provoked screams of provided by law, and all lands on
Ills many friends hero will regret to merriment byjrir. clever tricks, k<fon which taxes have not been pnid will he
Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlctt and ran him leave but are glad that he
wit and humor. Thp lecturer, C. M. advertised, and executions issued for
Mra. J. Q. Adams of Geneva were in will be located in one of the live cities
Has n mother the right to auction
Eieholbcrger, a brilliant young man, unpaid personal property taxes.
the city today.
c( tho enst coast nnd not so far away earnest in hU endeavors, drove hourc
her daughter? When beauty goes
JNO. f). JINKINS,
that ho cannot get over to Sanford at gtu*it lessons in his two splendid talks
to the auctioneer love is crushed’
Tax Collector,
Mrs. R. E. Jackson, of Jacksonville, tlnicsv< Mrs. Ryan nnd the children
under the hammer.
of the afternoon nnd evening, ."He
Seminole County.
3-l4-10tc
is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. E. will remain hero for some time longer
"Just Doga" a Novelty Comedy
Can Who Thinks He Can" nnd "T to “ *
King, on Union avenue.
until they enn secure n hourc at Ft. Red Horizon."
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The Herald for first clnss job work. Friday and Saturday
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Friday-Annuai7.lncn Shower for the * ! * hor £ ue*u U>- her " ' otJ'Dr’1
Pierce. A t the meeting of the City
Tire program for today is Perry’s
' Luther Harhey, Mrs. Rayford GllMany prominent Orlnndo citizens Commissioners the .following resolu
Fernald-Laughton hospital.
The first motion picture In Natur
Ye Olde New England Choir ,nnd lec
S A N FO R D NEEDS HOMES!
Saturday—Annual Linen Shower for lettc and Mrs. A. I’. Dandy. She was were in the city today coming up to tions wore passed upon the resigna turer, Stanley IJpton Smoclt, who will
al colors—
the recipient of n number of pretty attend the waterways meeting.
H E LP SAN FO RD . YOURSELF.
the Fernald-Laughton hospital.
tion of Mr. Rynn:
handle the following subjects:. “ The
and useful gifts.
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F E LLO W ! “The Toll of the Sea”
WHEREAS. C. J. Rynn, hns boon High Mission o f Woman" in the'after- A N D T H E O TH ER
r;
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Ijitc In the afternoon delicious re
Hamilton
King
nnd
his
bride
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City Mnnnger of tho City of Sanford, noon nml "Main Street vs. Jlrondwny’’
W. II. Goodloc is In the city attend
freshments were served “ picnic stylo" iting his, parents on Union avenue,
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ing to business for the A. C. L. By.
Florida, from Juno,4l»20, to February,
in the evening.
after which the girls congratulated ■they leave todny on the boat for Jack
SO
CIATIO
N.
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1U23, nnd
A large crowd is expected to attend
Elizabeth wishing her many more sonville, y»eir future hove.
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J. A. Rcdpath was a business visit
WHEREAS, the said C. J. Rynn each performance nnd Snnford nnd nd
happy blrthdnyo; then they reluctant
RENT-A-CAIt
The Herald delivered six times a
or here yesterday from Jacksonville.
ha, tendered his resignation ns c iJV|JctfnIrtR ltmm nrc urged to como and
ly left, each declaring “ Ain’t we had
Drive it Yourself
Several from Stanford attended the Mnnnger o f the City of Sanford, to hpJp ^
week for 15c,
worthj pcopIp nf Munroo t„
fun."
Call for Reel
opening of the AngcbUt hotel nt Or accept n position ns Mnnnger or n n - * ^ th<? Radcl|ffc Chnutuu.|ua over
Tampa was represented by B. J.
Among those present were R. E. lnndo lust night nnd report a fine
Phone 3
Mays, Charles E. Palmer, W. H. Tnyother City; and whereas the same Iran ^
^
h)ftko ,t poia,h,e to l)rin{.
GrilTin, Margarite Renaud, Zola Daw
OAK and SECOND ST.
SEE C A T H R A E
time.
lar and II. D. Rlackmnn.
accepted by the City C o m m i t - worth.wh||c ontcrtniners back
son, Eleanor nnd Gladys Hickson, Do
20G.fitc
sionera of tho City of Snnford, tn take
jn
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Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Rank
rothy Lorlay, Virginia - Earl, Thelma
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Stanley Lichty, editor of the Mel
Mrs. A. J. Richardson left today for
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Minor, Rngna and Frances Smitt, Ruth bourne Times nnd Willis Powell, sec effect March IB, 1023.
Daily
Herald
on
sale
at
Joe’a
Smoke
Miami where she will spend some
MARCH 13th, 141h and 15th
Martin,, Athnlonu Prcvatt, Mnrgar- retary of the Lake County Chamber
House, Mobley’s Drug Sloro nnd
time as the guest of Mra. Taylor.
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ket ‘Martin, Vertm, Elmer nnd Patsy of Commerce, were among the prom
A ll Forma
Hunt's Pharmacy.
, tf
Bandy, Helen Harkey, Irene Fellows, inent newspaper mbn in the city todny THE CITY OF SANFORD IN REG
Favor Dance, Par ish House, April
Max
Stewart
wns
among
those
from
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Gretchcn Lewis, Gcorgipnnn Zcttcr- attending the waterways meeting. ULAR SESSION
2nd.
Sanford attending tho opening din
i s a c u i B S E i s i a i i E B i L 'B i n D B a i D i a a D i E i i i a i a a i a i i B i a i i i i i i i i
Thnt, while the snid commissioners
land, Minnie Bess nnd Pauline Echols, They paid tije Hernld office nn ap
ned Dance of the Ango hotel in Or
regret
to
lose
the
services
o
f
tho
snid
and Sarah Maxwell and Virginia Pen preciated visit.
M AGNOLIA LEAVES W ANTED— In
lando last evening.
C. J. Rynn of the City of Sanford, nnd
reply, state quantity available and
nington. *
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legret to lose him an a citizen, the (location from Sanford.—Gulf Process
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Ralph King, the wrestler who is severance of their relations
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. S. Wiggins nnd
leaves
Icy Hot Thermos Bottles, Lunch Kits, Etc.
ing C’o., 2(05 Union Avc., ChnltaLUNCHEON AND TOURNAM ENT ready to meet nil corners is in the
family are now occupying their at
One of the most interesting soclul city and he looks the part. He is u well only the kindest of feelings.
uoogn, Tenn.
297-5tp Pints, $1.75; Quarts, $3.(10; Lunch K its...................................$3,00
tractive new home recently completed
Thnt the snid City Commissioners
events of the season wns the lunch set up athlete and looks like ho will
on Magnolia avenue.
eon and tournament given yesterday give his opponents all they .arc ex hereby commend the snid U. J. ltyan to
THE SANFORD BUILDING
nt the Country Club by Mrs. Harry pecting Thursdny night nt the Like the city where he goes, ami to its peo
Mcadnm’r* Carson, Fisher nnd Ham
Sr
LOAN ASSOCIATION IS A
ple,
nnd
bespeak
for
him
and
them
n
Papworth, honoring a number of her Mary skating rink.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
mond of DeLand were among the nut
CO-OPERATIVE
INSTITU
n.ost
successful
administration
in
his
friends from Orlnndo nnd DaLond.
o f town guests nt tho luncheon and
TION. BY THE PEOPLE AND
Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency
Rexall Store
The long living room was a veri KNIGHTS TEM PLAR INSPECTION new work.
tournament given yesterday by Mrs.
Sanford, Florida
Adopted by the unanimous vote of FOR THE PEOPLE. INVEST P1IONK 325
table bower, quantities of cut (low
Harry Papworth at the country club.
On Friday evening, Mnrch 10, Em the City Commission of the City o f MENTS nn \\V H ppt» CENT
ers nnd ferns being used carrying out
inent Sir Hnrry Brown of Lakeland,- Snnfprd, Florida, this 12th day o f INTFRFST A N I) ARE SECUR*
—
the color scheme of green nnd gold.
Miss Norn Mnhnney leave* todny
Grand Captain General of the Grand March, A. D. 1023.
ED liY ’ FIRST MORTG'AGES j The luncheon table wns arranged U
former home in Richmond, Va., after
Commnndery of Knights Templar of
ON
IMPROVED PROPERTY I N ?
FORKS!
LAKE,
shaped nnd wns lovely in its appoint-1
spending the past month here is the
Florida, will inspect Taylor CommonMayor A STEADILY GROWING CITY.
meats. Bowls of bright hued nns-1
dory No. 28, of this city, nnd will pro
R l. ’
guest qf her.cousin, Miss Ellon Maho*
T R Y O U R S A N F O R D M A ID BR EAD
298-Gtc
S. O. CHASE.
turtiums were placed at Intervals, nml
bably be accompanied I y Bight Emi
ncy.
<
'(iininissioner
the pi nee cards were most attractive
nent Grand Commander Sam A. Joh.i- ;
NOTICE
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A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal.
C. J. MARSHALL, . |
hand painted with gold colored chry-j
Miss Lucy Byrd Smylhc was the
son of Orlnndo.
To
all
those
who
love
to
lu;nr
the
<
'oinmiHsioner
j
A good no:.c would he tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop,
snnthenmms. At one o'clock n deli- \
All Knights Templar are requested
guest of Mis* Helen Bcorbower in Or
real Hawaiian guitars, the two Hawai
Attest:
inhaling the odors of nil our appetizing, wholesome goodie*.
cinus four-course luncheon wns serv
to meet the Grand officers at the Asy
lando yeaturday, going down to at
ian.* that are now teaching the IlnL. R. PHILIPS,
lum at 0 p. m. Friday nml escort them
tend the dinner dance at the Ango ed.
wsiinn music nt the Allen Music
City Clerk.
Following the luncheon nn approach
to the hotel where n banquet will be
hotel Inst evening.
;
Store are.giving free concerts every
nnd putting tournnnieiit was enjoyed
held in their honor. A fter
u er returning ^
: Wednesday and Saturday night at
anil proved most interesting, afford
George P. Crew* of Jacksonville
to tho asylum the Inspection will f.dHA\ AN A. March 1‘ r ' ‘ " t ,, dav
I* >» free to nil. Everybody weting the visitors nn excellent opportu low and the order of^the.Temple will sons Were deported t • K.m.pe -dnn.lny
N ext to Princess Theatre
w Allc„ Mualt. Com
is spending several days here trans
nity to piny on our lively golf course be conferred.
Son board the steamy Maasdan. A ll
PaInM!Uo.Ave.
30t»-2tp
acting business.
which is the prettiest in the state, with
F.minent Sir Brown is « greatly be- of them had been returned to t-ulm by ,
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Robert Mncklin of Stone Mountain,
its mirror lake hazards, nestled among loved officer.of the Grand Commnnd the United State* authorities, on
Ga., arrived in the city yesterday
the orange trees, nml avenues of cry of Florida nnd Taylor Command- charges of unlawful entry into the
and will spend n few days here, stop
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stately oaks.
Thirty
cry i* especially fortunate in having United States from Cuba.
ping nt the Montezuma.
The prizes, lovely pottery bowls him ns inspecting officer, and hi* be more persons are being held for de
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Bfl
-^1 Store in Florida aa
filled with (lowers, were won by
10
Stores
in
Georgia
portation
on
sinjilnr
charges.
ing
accompanied
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y
the
Grand
Com
Miss Nonic Wiley, Miss Margaret
A. P. Connully nml Mrs. It. J. Holly.
mander will make this n most au*piHart, Mrs. J. N. Bradshaw, Mrs. Mar
Those enjoying the eordinl hospital
PAGEANT— "CUBIST IN AMBRcious Knight Templar event.
garet Barnes of Orlando wore in the
ity o f Mrs. Papworth were Miss NoAll Knight* invited. Full dress un
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city yesterday the guests of Mrs. Har
nle Wiley, Miss Margaret Hurt, Mrs.
Go to the Methodist church Friday
ry Papworth, coming over to attend
iform.
Mnrgaret Barnes nnd Mr*. J. N.
Telephone Eminent Sir Jnroen ! night, henr Mrs. Seth Woodruff play, j
the luncheon and tournament nt th e 1
Bradshaw of Orlnndo, Mrs. Hogan of Moughton for reservations nt the l»nn-1f?ee Carlyle Hou-holder r.» George;
-Phone 127 “>
Country club.
Sanford’s New Store
East Orange N. J., Miss Adams of
Washington and < nrolim* Hill us i
quel.
, Springfield, Muss., Mrs. Adamson of
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Martha Wnihington. Hear Mr*. Tak- |
Miss Anna M. Znny of Baltimore i.
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the guest of Mrs. T. U O Connor.
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or nnd Mr*. Hammond, of DeUind, Railroad Men
Part of Grammar school orchestra
Min* Znng come* with the highest rec
Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Mins Zoo Muneon,
Killed in Wreck
will play, Friday, Mnrch llRh, 7:45.
ommendations from xomo of the fore
Mrs. K. M. Galloway, Mrs. A. M. De
301-2tc
most physicians of Baltimore nn n
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of
Automobile
Forrest, Mrs. B. O Chose, Mrs. G.
most capable and cffecient registered
I. Loiirk.*, Mrs Forrest Luke, Mrs.
nurse. It i> to be hoped thnt she will
(11* The
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B. E. Barrett, Mrs. Cecil Gnbbctt,
LITTLE ROCK. Ark., March 1o.—
like Hanford well enough to make this
Mr*. S. Pulestnn, Mr*. A. P. Connol L. S. McDonald, 10. president of the
her future home a* she will prove n
ly, Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mr*. Goorgc Arkansas Traffic Bureau i* dead and
Taken the Windshield Wiper.
IIS n X B n iB B IB IX n B n n iX B B R n B n a ilin U U L U IU B lIB B lIB B IB S
valuable asset to our already compe
Knight and Mrs; \V. J. Thigpen.
two other men are believed to be dy
tent staff of nurses.
MARCH 31ST WE W fl.L GIVE
ing In a hospital, and three other*
AWA Y AN
JUDGE HOUSEHOLDER ELECTED are ittjmed a* the result of nil auto
FO RTNIG H TLY BRIDGE Cl.t It
EXALTED * RULER OF ELKS
mobile accident north m Little ltock,
Electric Curling Iron
Mrs. G. D. Bishop wns the grnciou*, Last evening the Elks lodge of Sunncrosn the Arkansas river from here. Get n ticket with each cash purchase
hostess yenterdny afternoon when ford hold it* annual election with tho
uf five gallons HIGH TEST GASO
she entertained nt bridge at her home result of Judge Householder Wing
LINE, good for a chance on . this
Americanism
Officer
on Park avenue, the guests includ elected Exalted Ruler. II. B. I<cwis,
Curling Iron.
ing the members of lire Fortnightly Esteemed landing Knight; W. K.
For
W arns of
Heller Tire* for lc*« Money
Bridge club.
Walthall, Est. Loyal Knight; I). P.
German
Coup
D
’etat
Carnations, snap-dragons nnd other Drummond, K*t. lecturing Knight; C.
cut floWcrs were used with charming J. Marshall, Treasurer; J. t>. ChitINDIANAPOLIS, Mnrch 15.— A re
effect in the rooms where the card U’ dilcn, Bee rid ary; K. B. Rouke, T i
volution
for the restoration of the 105 Palmetto Ave.-I’honc 481 -J
tables were placed.
ler: Tnislciyi W. E. Watson, Forrest
Prussian monarchy including the re
Of exceptional interest wor the Uike und H. It. Stevens. The new of- instatement o f the llohenzollerns, is
game of bridge played, the prize for ,ficers will take charge on the evening
Impending in Germany under Von
high score among the club member* of April II, 1323, nt which time there Hindcnbcrg’s leadership-in the opin
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an irridescent flower bowl, wns won will be another big time for nil Elk*, Ion of Garland W. Powell, national di
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by Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, while the
During the year just closing the! rector of Americanism commission
guest prize, a pair of fancy candles lodge under tho leadership of Dr. C .; of the American legion, who yestcrwent to Mrs. A. J. Richnrdson.
, J. Marshall, Ex. Ruler, linn grown to! day Issued a warning to all American- j
A t the conclusion of the enrd game ; n membership of over 30U active mem j ism officers to guard against German
tho hoitess, assisted by Mrs. Bishop j her*.
propaganda,
“ The picture of Von Himicnhurg is i
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renp|H’nring in the American new*,
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papers as it did in 1014," Mr. Powell
vSirstntod. "He ha* been aclrctcd by the
It is entirely true that many Hupmobile pro
German monarchist party to rattle
tRb sabre In the kaiser style and to
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bring about u coup d’etnl to restore!
If >oU Halit to liulltl
tho old regime- He has opened this
must be, or Hupmobile would not mean mo
linttrr luiiiillnt:* nt n
campaign by calling for war with
mtvlna. then talfr the
tor car economy, and motor car long life, to
nd vice offered here.
France, in his address to tho German
Tall u* up fo r n couveterans’ league in Hanover yester
fetene-e Anioatut us
the pronounced extent it means both today.
V
■with your needs nod
day. Hindcnburg is still tho hero
, w e w i l l -show you tho >
hotter way.
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of Germany nnd his rc-nppenrnncc is
N o v nnd Reduced Prices
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a
mencc
to
the
pence
of
the
world."
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Tho American people do not realize
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said Mr. Powell, thnt Germany con
Ladies’ Rest Room
Open Dny nnd Night
afford to spend million* for ^propa
Hill
ganda in America while refusing to
Lumber Co. %.
pay reparations to France nnd the
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Allies on the plea of poverty.
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"Germany todny is in a better poBanford, Fla.. Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue
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Billon for wnr than the world realiz
Distributors Seminole nnd Lake Counties
es," Mr. Powell declared, "but this
One o f the Largest and Most Up-to-date Drive-In Filling
German propaganda is befog exerted
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Stations in this part o f the state
to bring tho Arorelrnit people to licIS.
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BED LINENS, SHEETS, PIL
LOW CASES,TOWELS AND TA- \
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T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , M ARCH lfi, 1923
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will file evidence against certain menj of men impossible. Without health it
for being members of n mob but this was realized that no work could be
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will, no. _Hut the done, no great enterprise accomplish
i'iitill,hrtl
I'irrr nftrrnoon
r»rrpl * «»- ,i i« n* fur ns the esse
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dny m ihr tirmit] iiuiisinKi jot i investigation will have its effect on ed. Hence, mosquitoes. discovered to
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I thHt particulnr st.cti0„ of Louisiana Ik* the main cause o f sickness, were
Sanford Daily Herald
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nml it will cast a blot on the fair name eliminated fro mthe canal zone—nnd
of the state that will not be wiped off all the world knows what was accom
i,r n i.m ii:iis
plished—the construction of a great
in this generation.
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waterway, not only linking two great
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oceans, but shortening the distance
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If there is nay >one in this part of points, bringing great benefits to com
I.i:\th Slllri* ... rlrrulnllun Uainifrr the statu who would like to loon mon merce nnd transportation.
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The A-'a another'object the Atlantic
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Sittorrlpllou I’ rlre In Adtsnrr prc interest on-the investment, come’ , to National Rank has in view in this
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investment companies in other states that is making Florida a better place
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that want n fertile field for real es to live in— for home people ax well
Thr bl«r 12- In IR-pmic Wr»kl» Her
ald rallrrlr r«n r n Srmlmile l'# «»l| tate loans nnd investments, come to ns for its visitors, the Inttor bringing
and la publUkrB rtrry I'rldaf. Adrrr- Sanford.
annually into the state ami spending
tlilna ralra mndr known on nppllratlaii. S2.nu jirr |rar, alwnya In mltnnrr.
In fact the idle money of several around $"11,000,(WO.
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presidential party has been slowly Frank K. Anderson
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dragging ndowm the east const thru
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transformed into a real means of
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transportation; and the state may well
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feel ashamed over the language Pres
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ident Harding is presumed to have county Is to have another new pub- ■
used en route. It is said Unit he ut lication known a# "The Florida Pub- ■
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tered frown* and inside monologue* Usher nnd Business Printer," which ■
which would have put to shame any will la* a monthly periodic*! devoted ■
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losing candidate* under a civil serv
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For years the reputed canal has Ushers here h i Florida, The April is- ■
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The
rjeason
why
comparatively
few
peo
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been something over which a land sue will make its apoaruncc late in ■
ple
get
anywhere
in
a
financial
way
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lubber- from the centre of the state March. The office of the publication 5
cause they .do not save willt a fixed purpose.
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could utter words o f praise.
But will he at Winter Purk nnd the (taper J
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will
he
edited
and
managed
and
puh-iP
never n word from a navigator is fa
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by
Frank
Kay
Anderson,
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vorable. Boats drawing thirty inches
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posits
a
specified
amount
with
this
institu
ciated
with
the
American
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have frequently worked several days
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weekly
or
monthly.
ers,
Inc.,
and
president
of
the
South
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to turn about ami “ set sail" for
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Florida
Lrusj
Association.
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Jacksonville. It is needle** to say
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B y following this plan, success nnd fi
Mr. Anderson’s association with the m
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that such boati'owners would long
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nancial independence will follow you.
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he «itnte to attempt the trip again.' " ^ p a p e r and puMWiing interest*.of;g
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Thicn there would he n r-udde nxpasm Hwiiln anti his well known ability
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among the men higher lip, and a few along these lines assures from llic ■
stmt
the
reh!
success
of
this
public**
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resolutions would Ik? resolUtcd, each
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than voting for the adpotion working tion.
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SAVE WITH A
FIXED PURPOSE
In making Florida more fit to live
MCUIIKH Till'* ASSOCIATED PIU'.H states could he put to work here in
Thr Assr.cintnl I'rrs* la rsclrialvelyyj Sanford this spring and summer and a in, by ma.*quitu elimination, Florida
entitled to the use for rrtmbllc.il 10 a o
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to it or] million dollars worth of it would be ptojile have less reason to go nwny
3 $ r .S r T iir
‘ p J b f f i taken here. And the investments are from the state in summer time, to es
good -real estate investments, money cape the mosquito pest; also, people
^All right* of rr-ptiMlonl Ion of special
dtlpslchew herein arn Mso rnin-r\«?«t _ loaned to good people here who want from other slates ami other countries,
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r---to build houses, who want to build soon as they learn that Florida Is rid
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j homes for themselves, who want to o f mosquitoes, or reasonably so, will
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Prominent state officials have been
build apartment houses nnd they want come here in summer ns well ns ill
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Sanford, Florida
the money available at once— not wait winter—and enjoy themselves, find firm believers in th inability of the
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a
owners
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f
the
canal
to
ever
carry
out
j
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out
that
Florida
is
just
ns
much
for it for years. The time has conic
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summer
resort
as
it
w
a
winter
play
the
term*
of
the
contract
under
a
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<i[ Sanford to go after this idle mon- ground—with the mosquito banished. which million* of acres o f Florida!
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tanker ought to make an active mein,
all the northern states and it cun be ENCOURAGING THE REEF AND given by the uwnei -, or their repre
her of the rum fleet.
obtained for at least ten per cent and IIA lllY INDUSTRY IN FLORIDA sentative*, hnvc shown thnl the proaaaaaaaaaflaaaaaaaaBaBaaaaaanaaaBaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaBBaaaa
posltiotl has always been a losing
much of it at eight—but it will have
A blizzard is sweeping the west- to be discovered first. It is in the
An interesting nnd important an- game; hut these same men have nev
Keep Your Ford
ofll Mnti.fr and Omaha is digging itMi'* Inot-kt-ts „ f lTU.n who have made it in 1nouncement is made by the Florida er shown data'tellingi a ( the immense
oot of H* inches of •flow Hint fell in the past few years and who are look- Development Hoard to the clTeet that sums received through the sale of
from Steaming
21 hours. What a fine tiling it* i« to ing for good real estate loans nnd, the development o f the Itecf nnd dairy this vast acreage. For each mite of
HEN your radiator
live in Florida. ,
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mortgages in growing cities like San- cattle industries in tick-free counties canal "constructed," tins promoters
* trams it menus ilia*
were
to
receive
a
stated
number
of
ford. They have never heard of San in Florida will la* given wide public
your wares i* low or your
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PR IM E W ESTERN B E E F, F A N C Y
"From Hobo to Millionaire" is the ford, probably, hut they will hear of it ity through a series of article* by. acres, nnd it should Ik* lairnc in mind
nidiator ts dirty. Hard
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Lift* Story of .1. E. T. ltowdcn, says now for this money must bo brought Willium Jackson, assistant live stock that in cases where the canal war.
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radiator lubes. That re
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the Florida Journal. And yet be seems here and it will be brought here in editor, U. S, Bureau of Animal In routed through natural lakes and wn
duce* their area and cut*
a
tei
ways
the
bonus
was
always
asked
to have mude good even though a the next few months for steps have dustry, who has recently visited Gads
down radiation so the wa
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ter circulates without Actmillionaire.
l»ecn taken to get it. Sanford pre den, Pal m Hi*a<h, Broward and Dude for ami always turnip over to them.
ling cool. The result it
suits the finest opportunities for real j counties, by request of the Florida Do I .like Worth, fourteen miles, upoti^
nil over-heated engine and
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This is the time to give your linen estate development and Investment in vdopmenl Boat.I to officials in Wash- which not a dollar's worth of work
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reduced efficiency; grimier
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gas consumption
and
contributions to the Fernuld-Ijiugh- the south but nolle o f this develop ington. that the achievements Billow was done except establishing the.
rapid .depreciation. The
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ton hospital. This is your home insti ment will ever take place unless mon ing eradication of cattle fever lick' channel, called for "fourteen mites’
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remedy is simple and
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worth”
of
the
b
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oral
the
land
tution nini ymi should give |« the In. ey can he found to build houses.
lie written ami made available to the
cheap. Use Glam Lye and
cal institutions before you give to
your problem Is solved.
,[ was turned over t,, them. Yet the
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Ami it is up to the people to make people throughout the nation.
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FRESH BEEF B R A IN S
those out of town.
Mis
articles
on
Gadsden
countv
will,
proposition has l>< * il i la mud lo have
public this fact every minute of the
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niRECTlOMS: lUiiolt e
feature
tile
increase
in
price
received
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a
losing
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of
day and ask their friends in other
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Winter Bark scored another big states and go after the idle money for Iwef cattle as soon as the gov- | It is possible that the next iegi’i----- If You Wanl (pinlil.t and Service, (live Us a Trial----u u lrr i n f ill th*' radio tor,
in the to r during
success yesterday in their Annual
ernment
authorized
interstate
movenature,
even
those
no
mticrs
who
were
that is just waiting for the chance to
a day*t run. Drain anil
Flower Show. Ami Winter Hark could I
refill with Clean water*
meat to open markets; nnd the rattle I elected as railway representatives.
q u ic k d e l iv e r y
make ten per cent.
Hepeet once a m on th ,
put on a flower show most any time in
j feeding operations by the tobacco and even are railway attorney:*, may
i
thr year and get hv with it. That beau
growers in that county to get high be too ashamed to disobey their
INCOME TAX DAY
tiful city'ja a "flower show" in itself.
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class fertilizer for their extensive |masters nnd will vote to retain the
--------—o----------The fl.rst installment of the income Production of fine quality shade to east coast canal in th- same position
Joe Enrmnn has Iteen turned out of
is due today, and by midnight your
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jail, according to reports from Tulla- I'ncle Sam should U* the richer by n
» d l correct th- misapprehen : embarrassment of having a houseB
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ncclimated in Florida be- land the golf.playing eontingenV
the lawyers were discussing how
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Foe i 6 yean the tle ii
sums will he paid oil personal incomes fore they ran attain their normal rott- blocked U fr. ueit! intervals and the
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murh they would charge him to keep and profits. Two billions of dollars— dit ion. by quoting official records. The j passengers In
A ir - T ig h t Top llu ld t the Strength
n-mg forced to either g<'l
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him from going to jail.
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and enough more lo build two battle-! I»u™ bu‘‘JGuernsey (ilenwood Fair- j out nnd push the'boat off a bar or
ship*—were received by the national f fn**
'lirb-i:‘ l record In |to go ashore for n few qaallfying
Orlando was the center of "Ran
treasury from there Fiuirce* in the thVre ami one-linlf year <?ld class at rounds at lawn billiards, Yet there BBBBBBBBBBBBKBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHnBBCaBBBB&BBBntlllBltaBXBflBBBBIIBa BEBBBBBBBBBBBBQBBEIB
dom" yesterday when several of the
lu*t fiscal year. Even more may be Herndon, Virginia, o f 6,210.5 pounds should ho a sufficient number in the
btg teams played there am) all of the,
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o f milk containing 303.0 pounds hut- legislature at.viou*? that the state,
high officials attended the games.,j
u high a price for n
terfat. A fte r completing tc t she was having paid
A great army <if afore than 7.00(1.Next Hoason Sanfunl will ontortnin
ship|icd (>y freight to l.ox ahate hoc |canal that the state does not own,
one of the big league team* in our i
wage-earner* are walking up to Pji
Balm Beach, being w ven w ill'do their *1"At for the state to
K E E P T H E S M A L L M A N I N B U S IN E S S - A N D H E LP TO B U ILD SANFORD ■
Sam a window* to pay there a*- (|
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f „ n,
„ f make cnivdili
now hall jiark nnd nlhletie fiel.l nnd
mole inviting
we will he on I he map again. Sanford
'hare tovvaid III** i»V|>rf;
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ter being unloaded; wire immediately
The miiditi 1 are not inviting to u
iifeii, lIn-, hall park and fan ptmind, i nmenl. I hut l.y 111*HU Ulflll itlH* plio <d on off it ial l e t and has accied
the
visitorf
ojii
the
north
who
en
and Sunfoid will have them.
1,1 r ' 1*> ix uf alt i^iinfully uiii]>luy«*<l ited recortl as a live year old of II,deavor to enji y the state : by
boat
(h i Minn more than tea years of age.
177.1 poumis o f milk, containing fiSSLfHl Only the veiy wealthy cm- those
£Kv«n President Harding limln time Five millions of them will he paying pounds o f butter fat. Another cow on traveling with extremely small craft
to go fishing and here we are working taxes on incomes lad ween $1,000 and the *atne farm has official recortl as
ever make a' -erotid trip. It is appalon a country daily and cannot get $3,000 and nearly another million on a four year old of 12,070 pounds of
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( i n t i x i
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n n n r r
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incomes
between
$3,000
and
$1,000.
afray. long enough to lure the finny
c
milk containing 7113) pounds butter
r L . ! ? i ^ s F A N C Y GEORGIA' C O R N -F E D LEGS OF PO R K , lb.
trila* from the waters of the St. .Iidins
Millions more are exempted from fat and holds the championship fur
.v.-rnment ownership—
is to have
river nnd its tributaries. We believe making a report to the government all breeds in the south, except in •Vir
30c
or state ow ir ldp; and the sooner jB FRESH K IL L K I) M IL K -F E I) P O U L T R Y , per lb.
that the only way we can get a tarn- by law. Single men with a net income, ginia, butler fat being the basis
I ; stej).* are tal>< u looking to that end n
tion is to he elected president and then after lawful deductions of le s s tlain ioniparf.i'0 ,
the hi'ttei n wd| lie
for Florida
Jj
:i:»c a
we can be entertained in Florida cv $l,Oun ntid m at tied men with a net
15c
Legs of Lamb, Western, lb, .......
I InWhite Belt Daily aiLemon ( i- picsidcnt llaidii.g may
be ihanginv Jj Prime Steer Pot Roast, lu.
ery winter and have <»or picture in income, after deductions, of l< *. thun
3,'
iC a
15c
Sirloin Steak, Western, lb........ . .
ty hatwo world champion*
inthat the luck of belt-rment for the east. n! Juicy Oven Roast, lb.
a
ttu* paper*.
S-.iMKi arc not required to go through j breed; Gem of Columbia 2u:ut produe- jroast waterway.— Balatka New*.
35c *
i -ihorl Itil*s. lb.
T-Bone Steak, Western, lb .......— .
.. 15c
a
the formality. Thus the number of ed 11,173 pounds of milk containing
25c *
... 15c
Bound Steak, Western, lb.. ........
! Steaks, Plain, lb . .................
The waterway* will be developed, persona filing income tax reports is ooD.108 pounds o f butter in a year;
2 .">c ■
Lamb Roast, Western, lb.......... .
‘ Steaks, Flat, lb.
15c
says the Florida Water Traffic League by no means a measure of the num and Fcrndell 11)01, produced 11,17‘ Five Candidates
and this buncli of enthusiastic people ber receiving gross incomes of tnqri pounds of milk containing 535.01 lbs.
♦reitrMi ■*“ » 2 Hc !
l’-Bone Steak, lb.
Lamb Stew, Western, lb. .....
.15c
Speakers of House
wilt put it over and not all of the than $1,000 or $2,000. It is safe to of butter.
35c B
Boston Loins, lb. .......... .
Land) Chops, Western, lb. ..............
15c
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powers of the holdback congressmen assume that the proportion of w'orkers
Malone for Senate
Marcus A. Milam of Miami has a
2 r>c J
Sirlojn Steak, lb.
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Veal
Roast,
Western,
lb.
..............
15c
from northern state* can prevent it. in the United States who receive such herd of pore bred Jerseys containing
25c ■
Seven Bone Steak, 11).
15c
Veal Steak, Western, lb. . ....
The ,St. Johns river is not a "(Kirk incomes is much more than one in six. ten cows which have made the Regis Key West Man Kntcra Race for Pres
.
25c S
San Francisco Split Steak, lb.
Veal Chops-, Western, lb..................
...... i5c
liamdl" preposition nnd cannot Iw The number whose incomes fall in ter of Merit class; and one hull which
ident of the Senate
,
... 15c J
clM*ed with the "ditches" that mime that twilight zone exempted front ne has seven Register of Merit dnughClubhouse Steak, lb.
Veal Stew, Western, II). ___ ......... ..
15c
congressmen neck to open up for po cessity of reporting because ow de trs In his credit.
(II, Tbr \*.urlnlr<l l‘ rr..|
... 20 c *
Short Cuts Steak, lb. ........... ............ 15c
Legs of Pork, Western, l b . ............. .
litical purpoM s only. The St, Johns ductions must be large.
TALLAHASSEE. March 15.—The
The value o f the milk and dairy
25c
Silversido Steak, lb.....................
Loins o f Pork, Western, lb...... .......
....15c
river Isa real artery o f trade and trnThat the government’s revenue in products sold by the 70 dairies in Dade presidency of the forthcoming senate J
20
c 3
............ 15c
Shoulder of Pork, Western, lb .........
vel and should receive the recognition ^depicted by evasions, however, has county during the year ending June considered as .ettled on Senator T. T.IB Upper Buttock Steak, lb ...
25c
Pork Chops, Western, lb.
.....
15c
it deserve*. It is not in the mime clan* ! been repeatedly stated on high au 30, 1022, has been itemized by Coun Turnbull of Monticello, will he con-1■ Under Buttock Steak, lb, .........
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with "ditches" and creeks and small thority, even by the Secretary of the ty Agent J. S. Rainey, as totaling tested .by Senator W. II. .Malone of ** Fancy White Bacon, lb........ .
Pork
Roasts,
Western,
lb.....
.
.
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jj
............. 15c
rivers.
Treasury, and energetic efforts have $700,227.00, There have been 1,100 Key West, it was disclosed today in
Iicef to Braze, l b . ......... .............. ............ 15c
Breakfast Bacon, Western, lb,...:........... 35c *
---------- o----------been put forth to round up the "clnck- dairy cows shipped into the chunty a letter sent front the Key -West man
Beef
to
Boil,
lb.........
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Bacon
Nugget, Sugar cured, lb....... ........ —20c ■
..............
15c
■‘No indictments" in the Morehouse ers.” Y'car by year the number who during the past y e a r —1-ukdund Star lo a colleague.
Beef to Kettle Roast, lb........... . ....;.... ...15C
Spare Ribs, Western, lb.
...................... 20c ■
case in Uiuiainna. The grand jury evade may ia* expected lo be dimin Telegram,
The letter made it known thnt .Ma
*ayn that insufficient evidence was the ished by the improved operation of the
Beef
lo
Steam,
lb.
..................
.
Pig
Tails,
Western,
lb.
............ - - 20 c £
............
i5c
lone would enter the race to preside
cause.of throwing the case out o f great system necessary to care for PRESIDENT’ S BOAT T R IP MAY over the upper body. Five candidates
Cream
Cheese,
lb
.....
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■ These Cuts arc From Very Choice Fed Wes*
court ahil the mystery of the murder the accounting nnd by (he aroused
are announced for speaker o f the
PROVE A BLESSING.
Limburger Cheese, lb....... .......................... 40c J
“
lern Steers
o f t vs-ri men who w i '« Hrfrtured la-fore sense o f obligation on the part of the
house. Turnbull had held the presi
Wisconsin
Brick Cheese, lb,.................. ....10 c J
Picnic Hums, lb..............................
they wore killed will never he cleared citizenship.—Tahipn Tribune.
15c
Because of the continual grounding dential field to himself, following the
Sliced Ham, lb...... ................................. .40c J
dp.*Thc Attorney General of the stnte
---------- o---------of the Pioneer, the boat in which the withdrawal of Senator Stokes.
Boiled Ham, lb.
............... ...................30c
THE A N T L M O S q yiT O CAMPAIGN
Pan Sausage, lb....................
,15c
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
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GIANT
LYE
I Pure Food Market!
Pare Food Market
i PATRONIZE THESE PRICES i
[Specials for» Saturday j
20
£
3
3
U SELL
jg
YOUR REAL K
ESTATE
[f?
WHEN U
LIST IT
WITH US
Spencer Height lot* are 'going
fust. One o f the best sub-divis
ions in Sanford and all big lots.
See us now and pick while (dik
ing U good. E «*y terms.
a Maxwell
l
& Britt
AGENTS
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E S T A T EA
fire. Casualty, Auto Inaaraaca *
The Atlantic National Bank of
Jacksonville paid for a full page in
Sunday'* issue of the Times-Union
in which it presented a convincing ar
gument in support of the state-wide
campaign for the extermination of
the mosquito.
Answering the question which it
assumes many will usk, "Why should
a bank \h< interested in mosquito ex
termination?” it say*
For the* same reason that the Uni
ted States government, before under
taking to build the Panama canal,
cleaned up ^ie canal xonc, where prevno human being could keep well
mainly because of the mosquitoes that
infested that regioh, and by their
Pork Snugage, lb..........................................15c
Beef Liver, lb.
...15c
Smoked Sausage, lb......... ;.........................15c
Pork Shoulder Arms, lb....... ...... ...... ...... 15c
Pickled Ox Tongue, lb...........................
15c
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S Y L M A R IMMENTO CUPS
For Your Party
FRESH V E G E TAB LE S
Beets, Turnips, Carrot*, Spring Onions, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Cab
bage, Lettuce, Celery, Rutabaga, Spinach.
ONLY the FIN E S T Q U A LIT Y and REST BRANDS FRESH FRUITS
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Crystalizcd Fruits
Luncheon Isiaf, lb. .................’..... ............... 20 c
Butter, lb. ........... .... — •—
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Clover Bloom Butter, lb, .......................... 3 Sc
Pure Lard in Cartons, lb............................ B*c
Fancy Head L e ttu c e ..............- ................- *®c
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1C, 1923
WOOD SEASONED BY OZO N E S a l v a t i o n A r m y
<*m*n himh! wnrpfc, (ts Is well known, Step at Twenty Cities anti Addrex* the
find piano-maker;' are obliged to keel
,
People
for living, clothes and pleasure—
bank the rest a t Our Savings De
partment weekly.
As your account begins to IN CRFLASF.you w-li find pleasure in
saving MORE each year.
More people arc saving money
today than ever before,
*
4% interest allowed.
A CO M M U NITY BUILDER
F. P. FOH8TEU, President
Consolidation
. is Great Boon for
the Rural Schools
Ih-port Submiltrd by School lnqirri.it*
Shoirn Up-to-date I dean
I ll* V§*i* Ifcmirliitril I'rf** I
TALLAHASSEE, Mnielr Id. ■<V.nrolidation is the greatest boon that
Imi been vouchsafed the rural school*
(wording to the biennial report suhnillted by the state's two rural i . lionl
inspector*, It. I.. Turner and M. i\
Clelger. “ It removes an array of here,
tnfnre Invincible diffiruftie-* and m
tlialling handicaps and ret* the *.*
schools on the highway toward t mod
ernizatlnn," the rejiort mntfmiey. “ It
does not do for the iwhnnlsc ever.,
thing that is needful, but it nw!:o it
possible for the usual school making
agencies to function normally.*’
Consolidation reduces tin* number of
schools, according to the report le i it
gives bigger and better ones.
The
report continuea*
"It costs mot*, but it nbme gives
lountry children tlju . p binding to
which they are entitled. It involves
features, which require aagaelotu*.
handling, hut it is an*, .nit.y ■
td
■recess, and it is abundantly woith
ilie attention required. The ihief ga:;i
that it malted is' the longer recitation
period. We shall not take the vpm**
here to mention the numerous other
important nnd valuable advantages.
“ Consolidation in Florida has . ulicady oernrrrd in gratifying propor
tions, ns is evidenced by the mare than
nine thousand pupils transported It* '
rear, and it is rapidly .;A wh a g .*-■'
gaining momentum. It if- b p-.g tene
pornrity delayed in many li**.n!Tit*.** bj
j. swarthy of money only. It i.i lav
rued in this stale by onr laws, by the
nature of our hdr.'.lnlstrat'vu macliincry, by the nuwncvi of our public
i :holds, by the I aiiiilng.of go. .! v./.u!s,
and by th** open niimle- nu < ; "■! , ~
grcaaivetur
Markable \
It* F. WHITNEIt. Cashier
community-pride «ml thdr prejudices
r.nd are favoring thin momentous for
ward improvement.
Even the senti-
nutii , more traditional than real,
however, elm,taring about the "little'
rid tfdtonl house*' rep reseating the
sihnol ef a century ago, are being
trarntferred In the centralized school.
In H-oiv.ii counties, though, no consoli
dation nt nil ImS been effected, and in
others only a little, hut in some u
great deal hns been consummate d nnd
more planned. Exact sLallslic? ate
not readily available, but we know
that tin- aggregate is considerable.
Sentiment in favor of tun-othlni tint t**
‘‘tiong am! is rrov.ing “Hunger ami
10 . !i widespiend. We * im.-id®. it the
hope oi the ruial : choots.
ventUie lb' proidu y i!..i| .1
will soon be tile rusloin for hoards oi
county eomniis.-iniiei* to . .ia*ult ih>*
..haul tumid*. as to nordr.l ..‘(.airs of
the mads, in onlei that tlu* two boards
may co-operate in the transportation
o' pupils,
"hi rome instance* eotinlry pupil*
are being transported to town chooh*.
We sliiiil.* that the udvisuhilily of this
should be carefully considers;!. Ex
it pt tor the cost, it might be better
Ui,ttr 4 t|g.^/..
l jwn pupils to the
country schools."
wore before they run convert It Into
Commissioner Thomas Extit), ef
plnno f nitin**, nnd In tin* building
New
York City, head of nil Salvation
trade Umber often remains In tin*
jnnl for several yours before It run ! Army activities in the eastern and
ho fn*diloiu‘d Into doors and window isouthern rlatss, will mala*’ a motor
rashes. ThU Is to prrn.lt It to dry I tonr through Florida la March and
thoroughly. t ’nttl the nop has ex- will stop tt twenty cities and town*
Imiisled Itself, tin* wood I* llaldo to for meetings and brief julduiwa, I j
'wdrp. Tin* holding np of Inrge stark* the pboplo,
of timber In lid* way Is expensive
Ills motor tour in l-br'da will hr
timl exemllnuly tlr-Miuie when this
wood |s required urgently. Some Imre ‘ (tin on the 16th and on Ti.enlny, Slth.
attempted to overcome the difficulty 27 he will speak at the Parish House,
|Sanford nt 8 p. in. under the auspices
of « tnnilor of prominent citizen* with
the Hon. I-’orc3t Lake, as chairman.
■'1 cannot say Just now. I sh ill d •
my host ta deliver a worth-while messnee and for this reason 1 am nt pres
ent getting nil the information I cim
about conditions—social, spiritual and
economic—-In the South. Also I am
endeavoring to jot down facts from
rnrient activities in New York nnd
‘ vicinity that will bo of interest to the
people down there,
"There Is one message that 1 can
send in'mlvance; that is, I am not goling thriiugh Florida simply am! only
tt impart information, i intend to
learn n great deal while I am down
there. It is a fine thing for a man
in public life to get out of tin* large
Danish Deep-Sea Expedition Brings
cities e*pc:hlly out of such renters
Back News of Peculiar Specimens
(as
New York and Chicago, at freof Dcep-Oea Denizens.
1quint intervals. He must keep in
whlrtt m rry ltouch with the thought* nnd hearts of
lamps with the people in .the smaller* (daces a,
in the eoabjwcll ns in the cities, it is the only
t an* among ( wny. |„, ,.an know with certainty
" f ,in‘ what the nation ns e. wh tie i thinking
I 'atdsli deepi*. Johann,** nl:nulorrmi t*xlutpiirira from orrnmratio’.is in
these vnieeir. phtrtM win. bare beard
urn. bus jn«l ,,f
( nnimissiolH'i'-i lour Ihrourh
25
y e a r s old. wen, itie
blown suil, ii.i> .linkings, and a
, I a* hill.i it linj:’i. She eharli le.l an
aoliii.iidnle in tile Imperial hotel in
which to make n tour of the points
t,f intenst. She left a small handbag
jn which $16 in mony, a railway
rh< ck Issued nt Cleveland and a string
of beads. She did not register nt tin
!i it, I
rhe only ute hl'cakfncl thoiv.
• Herald delivered six times h
for Ifiv.
Vr.*3*•*
;.T*
J~rr' if’ur' »^'>'Te£w'*
. 1
It keeps 1 ,000,000 bens busy to supply the daily egg needs of the custome r o i P IG G L Y W IG G L Y MRS. H EN is the friend of PIG G LY
W IG G L Y end P IG G L Y W IG G L Y is the friend and patron of MRS.
H EN . Iv/TtS. H E N and PIG G LY W IG G L Y botli believe in advertising.
MRS, H E N was the first known advertiser, and she keeps ever
lastingly at it M rs.Goose, Mrs. Buck r.nd Mrs. Turkey do not adver
tise, hence very few people eat their eggs; everybody eats'MRS. H E N ’S
eggs, as when she lays an egg she advertises tiie fact.
AH eggs sold at PIGG!
h ulk
WIGGIaV are guaranteed.
roro\
FOUND
35c
29c
UKJ) ARGO SALMON,
1-LB. T A L L CAN
g.lli Tkf AwMtflnjrtl l*rr*» I*
WASHINGTON, March Id. Tin
firpt payment by the Ihitisli govern
ment under the recent I* tirgot intro
i efim.ling agreement will 1* mailt* lo ■ Hcsl ever put in a sack
ti.t\ at the New York federal risen*
wlndt* of .Mrb’ti !*• the AssutHiTtam on
I.be Mb', ba- jtl'l town.* •*m|*i»leil I tie
ui.ft,-*. known ii** ilo* Lake ,M.-ni/ >"ii
*,erSill toil works, are lornled in me
SiimkiyV Ittier valley near Port Eliza
beth. The union government llnapced
tin* undertaking to the extent of over
?2,raxi.iiim in the lnten*>t of. hind Metllemeiit nnd to further the develop
ment of the agrJeiilimiil repair.a>s ef
tin- union. T|h* dam itnpouml** 25,7*MI,UMi.lMMI galloilH of water and ttie urea
Mililii.'rL'e<| I-. I.'.axi *.er»---. Subihlmry
works bluer down loe Similar's river,
eoii-sirio l**il li> | .r lle • iier,..-;so ai a
i h, i uf .Vtl.lkal.lMMI ennslsl of ll.ree di
»er-b*n weirs and iiinnls extending
over too miles. The aeheme alms m
Intensive cultivation, under n imtuuineat water supply, of an area of over
Nt). 1 CAN DELMONTE
FR U IT S A L A D
EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED
M ILK. CAN
Every Sack Sold IfYmey Rack Guaranteed
C
•
O O iL
NO. 1 CAN DELMONTE
MUSCAT G RAPES
NO. 2 C AN PREM IER F A N C Y
M AIN COHN
V«»nehlrd
I l l y Th
S U E , Mann 1li .MIj. .Violla U
Mallory. Aineriean woman teninchampion, yesterday qualified to meet
tiuzniine iwnglcn in the r.ingles of
the Nice tournament today by de
feat lug Miss Tobin and Miss O'Neil,
English players, in tho secnml nnd
third rounds.
The score of the Mullory•( I'Neill
match was K-d, 6-5.
#
Mi ris Kllinlii'tli Kynn, of California
defeated Mrs. llenmishf of England,
thus u arhiiig the enii-finals. Th. *
score wan (l-ii, 0-ti, 6-1.
25c
19c
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NO. 1 CAN D ELMO N T E YE LLO W
CLINE PK AC IIE £
. Although the aime uu’i t Jut, nut yet
formally been sigiieil, tin* l-midnn
government made known its desire to
make at oifte the §4,182,085 payment
necessary to reduce the debt to an
even $-1,600,000,0'O, the figure upon
which the 02-year finding Avar, based.
KLNGAN’S NU T M ARG ARIN E,
LB,
JARS FRENCHES
S A L A D M USTARD
WALTER RAKER'S COCOA
ith Tin* \«%ut lair«I !*rr**l
N 1AC A It A I \ t.l.s, Man h I
A
woman leaped into lie* river about liO
I r r i g a t i o n In S o u t h A f r i c a .
feet above tin* brink of tin* Americas
Ttu* li!gu<*st Irrigation wort.** hi
.alls ye-d* rday and was swept to her
d; ath over the cataract. She was hp- South Afrh’it and “inond ont\ In the
-a ll y ntmilt
J
'S W O T'S OH K IN G A N ’S SLICED
RACON 1-Lll. CARTON
WOMAN LEAPS INTO N I At IA 15A
p;i
SA TURD A Y
Officials Will Tour
State of Florida
French CcicntUt Seems to H.-.ve
Sslved Problem Which Has Long
Fuelled Furniture Makers.
PAGE THREE
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NO. 1 C AN MISSION RRAND
R O Y A L A N N E CHERRIES
Q - fln
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., O
NO. 3 C A N SE TTE R ’S IME
‘ *4
PEACHES ....................................
J 7c
NO. 1 C AN D ELM ONTE
BLACK RERRIES
A Q n
f iO t
NO. 2 Vi C AN R L IIE HIRRON
C A L IN Y R A FIGS
i
A
;9C
Limited 19 ll>
sO.
L A M F R K L L ’8 PORK AN D
RKANS
x'O. 2 C A N D E LM O N TIi MEDIUM
SIZE PE AS
NO. 2 CNN
TOMATOES
I C AN HIGH
GRADE CORN
r o il.E T SOAP. A LI
FLAVORS. C AK I
Daily Fashion Hint
lO.IMXl aen*s.
Sfe'£t7s the M g thmg
suHecessi'EiiS ftakisag
It detennincs failure or suc
cess in baking, more
than any other ingredient
55*.
If you do not always liavc
t
> satisfactory baldnRs,change
to Calumet for just one trial
V 1
It is pure: containing only
I ^
such ingredients as have
been officially approved by
T T C F a /,/1 A ..it.A .giin n
U. S. Food Autliorities.
, Within tlie Calumet factor
ies — the largest and most
sanitaryonearth-hundreda
of skilled workera clad in
white are busily engaged in
producing the baking powder
tihat is used by millions.
Human hands never touch it
Its sale is VA times as muchas
that of any other brand. Pure in
the making-pure inthe baking.
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A pound can o f Calumet cont a in t fall 10 ounces. Some-
b a h t p o w d e r * come in 12
ounce inntcad o f 16 ounce
.cans.
Bo tuns you set a
pound when you want nf.
The (lualily of Either these Danis Can’ t Re Surpassed
“ Rebulldinn" Carthage.
IM'drv: o\er tlo* rtiln-* *if anrlent
Cartlmge and the surrounding Idils. 1
rb'U In history, Is a nunlern *'lty of
residential villas. Archeologist* point j
out that If this building Is permitted '
to cnittlnin their exravatbm work
will bo seriously hampered, ns the
new- proprlelon* object t<» luvnsjmis of
liieir yards by workmen, no matter
what treasures of history limy lie un
derneath. Two French government
emptnyiN*» of the deiiarliuent of Tunis
lately bought a piece of ground on
the site of tin* old city, nnd before
building their Imnse marled to , find
out what nns underneath tho surface.
After pntlent digging they discovered
u temple of Ttmlt- Unless the French
government slops tho sale, real estate
agent* "III shortly nut an tho market
some 210 nercs of (he site of Carthage
nt a tatnl sale price of $200,000.
••White Slavery."
While-slave traffic was formerly extensive In Europe, America, part* of
Asia, Africa nnd Australia. The sup
pression of the I raffle was agreed
upon l*y an International treaty signed
Mny, Iffdl, by represent^ lives of
France, (Icmmny, flreat Itrliain, Italy.
IltiKxIn. St^etb-ii. Denmark, flelglum.
Itidbuid, Spain. Portugal, Norway and
Switzerland. The United Stall's sig
nified Its adherence to tin* treaty In
UHLS.
China’* Hidden Treasures.
.Recently, when flu- ancient walls of
Canton, ciilnn, were-razed, contrac
tor* offered to do Ihe work for what
ever treasure the walls might rontnln.
Ancient eplnv and ornament a dtsoovtin* work 'quite prontablc.
Dally Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke
House,
House, Mobley 9 Dntff Store w
Hr.itUv'fhdriMar L's'e*
•• t
M A R M A LA D E
SPREAD
A L L Die DREAD
LO AF ............
LARG E L O A F
O-OZ. CAN R O Y A L SC A R LE T
LORSTERS .
S R O Y A L S C A R LE T
COFFEE. l.R.
!?-(>/,. JAR DERRY lilt AN D
HONE LESS PIG>i I'E K T
in -L ». CAN PURE GOLD SYRUP,
DELM ONTE RED PIM ENTO
PREM IER POP CORN
PACKAG E
,\q Shire n.*i Nam e Im plies
Sold only hv PIG G LY W IG G LY
0 RO LLS M A R K E T BRAND
T O IL E T P A P E R ........
DECLARING FASHION'S 1 FOND
NESS FOR SIMPLICITY
N A T IO N A L OATS, •
I C,J4
When frock and sleeves ran not agree
as to material, aFIrast rat Ii ran lake a
separate rourv and remain In harmony.
To the left is n new declaration nf
fashion in hrtina cotton voile irinunnl
with sleeve* o( sell-material in Persian
design. The back of the dres* i*
gathered at the up|x*r nlge and at
tached to a yoke, fin front is slaslinl
at the idimddirs nnd gathered to [orm
a yoke effect,‘ Merlium size requires
.t-'i yards pl.iin and J« yard bgiirni
3 6 -lnch material.^
Orchid voile with tlic pemjant girdle
ornament in deepening shade* of laven
der and (nirtile, is rceoiitmcmlrd for the
second iiKvlel. The tlmts rtoie* on
the fhonkler* and the aparhctl thrrepiecc i.kirt falls in eascade effect at
the left side. Medium-size requires
i Yards ^6 -inch materkit.
First Model:
Pietorial RcvlewT>ivss
-ludtd: Pictorial
PILU SU U KY'S H E A LT H
No, 1477. Sizes, A4 t‘r 46-inrhr* hurt.
Price, A5 cent*.
'*
Second Mrxltl: Drez* No. 1475.
Sizes, 56 to j G Indies bust. Price,
Sstattai
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!5c
•%
J ©c
4
7c
S*
CREAM OF W H E A T ,
A Q n
P A C K A G E ..... ............... ..... ....... A O V
POST TO ASTIES OR CORN
FLA K E S . 2 FOR ................. .
4 ff ^
I t l t
2 PAC K AG E S SHREDDED
D ffp
F A N C Y W H ITE RACON,
B U LK T E A ,
LR«
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Slrinjc Deans, Carrots, Reels. Green Top Turnlus, Lettuce, Celery, Squash, Pineapples. Hananus, Lemons, Dell Poppers, Cauliflower, Wine jap. Apples, Tomatoes, Yellow Yams, Irish Po
tatoes anil many others.
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�THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1923
PAGE FOUR
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
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PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
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You tan find the noma of
every lire Business Alan
in Sanford in this Column
each day.
NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS
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Carda of I l f o r d ’* Reput
able Professional Men, each
of whom, in hia chosen pro
fession the Herald rrcummenda to the people,
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City Tax Hooka close April 1, 11*23,
tifter v.hirh all taxi'fc ‘remaining un
paid will Le collected by levy and sale
e f the property upon which tuxes nre
dtlimpiont.
ALFRED K-OSTER,
City Tax Collector.
3.15-tlll Apr. 1
Hy: K. HOY, D. C.
Rt
K i Q i t t i K i h i m i Q i m Km P R O P E R T Y ' O W N ER S,
...The...
T A K E NOTICE!
S e m in o le P r m t c n j
George A. DeCottes
OUR POINTING |M t'iis c s !
otm price
-I’honc 101
902 French Avenue
Attorney-nl-Lnw
fes ►; Ro *fl Krn
RUM IN AUTOMOBILE TANKS rsr
fcs
Havana Chauffeurs Said to De Using
It Cecauso It Is Cheaper
Than Casollne.
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SANFORD
lured vurlety. They nre lining II tiemiisi* It I* 30 per went ehenper thnn
gasoline, and It la the product of
blackstrap moln*-p*, which Is Jit*l
now a drug op tjie market. Tills hy*
pr.nluet of tun.- sugar Is ovtrflonlp-,'
the storage Innks; hy Riming IMfan
•«hi i iiiiailtl I,, fuel,
rn.it mxl
i iivl rates
m io u liiit'n
dUtonmblle
huve li.iiVi
be«Y>
IliMQte
Tfonrv
M rl ntllin Ir
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t 'n - t m p r a v r d
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tin r.l.ui-nl.
lan d
t.o ts
llo .ln r .a
l.uana
I’ r o p .r t r
llaslftirs*
C b n n r r.
Mutn O g le s
xir.ixrn
H A K F O IM I
I 'k im r VS
u i ;\ i ,t v
u iu p a n y
l\ V liS T IID N T
lO M P A W
IO I-S S flc iiu lln A i r .
THE SANFORD III IE DING
Graduate Veterinarian
Telephones*
Office 20
Hesidence 237
& LOAN ASSOCIATION IS A
f'fTice
IN S'ilTl Conrad Rldg. CO-OPERATIVE
THIN.
HV
THE
PEOPLE
AND
Did.r.iul. Flurida
In .n r n n r r
H u rrtr H oods
lln m r a
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It. C.* —....
Unbun
is ..........................
still in Tennesseej
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W . J. T IIIG P E N
Real Estate
i ih k . i .i i t :, u m
i \ s r i : \m
^^
"sinndlng In
....... .
the |«.*t
odlce belong* lo (be po.int service of
the two nation*. 3 be cellar mnneiis
llie two couutrii
In Ihu day<
not very tong nio when the po-i ollbe
“ «<*neml M «n v uhiskj was
known to bo sold in one country and ■
delivered in the Mlicr wltlimu cv.-r |
bavlng pm.. fi"i«. under Ho- r-ndofilm
,,j,| sinn-iure
Standing In fr- nt ..f IM* "irangw
p<>»| olllce Is a l a w post ubb b mart,*
the boundary line
It !•> “am iiutl one
time a mail alio
' ll (•■ get a r*' o|In bi« pu n,
iiLiiM'd this
and ninny ilinii'*atnl' " f ifnllnr' .lift no
little time bail (*, l„ -[ * nt to e.-tnldt-b
lit*- exact 11ut* ugaoi
Causct of Climatic Change.
FOR THE -PEOPLE, INVEST
Tyndall wit* mn- *>f the liinl In sag*
M E N TS DRAW S PER CENT
IN IEREST, AND ARE SECCU'«•«* I bn , ail -e nf llti* great
»!
ehnngi'N
that III*' • 11.11:t(,* nf Ibn earth
ED 1IV FIRST MORTGAGES
tin* undermine In I'., past lii'ghi railON IMPROVED PROPER'I'V IN I‘i'htl!,|)
lit- tile
i iitintt nf lliltt e»tnA STEADILY GROWING CITY.
% C«plei nf
hi tin* utllinjqiluTe, e.T
i:
I
Cut Mower*------------- Mural Design* p 'o ^ 'i.V l'K lN .
Annual nnd Ornamental I'lnnl*
Cost, „ (i |n,lBf than „|hCr !
29S-0tc 1 °*
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General Machine and Roller
Works
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Oak Avenue and Third Street
PH O N E
-SANFORD. FLORIDA-
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uf trmi*iiiiiilng (lie Inmin'itu
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S A N F O R D N E E 1K H O M E S '
l *M ecir.« nn year ear In.-ntreil? dark heat t e- t utiaied l.a< k fr-mi
ijj. j |>
\ N F O R I ) Y O l R S F I E ^** *‘ r h-hri ant car rie, with it a the earth. \v t ei.-b*r, 'eeking n nev
t v t i T i l l . ’ 4 kI i ( I-’ I / l . 'l 'l I (HV KU.irmitce t" tetdute brnkm nr worn explutuil n>)t id the ghnl.il perlmH,
« O i* t it 11 r* K
S A N F O R D M A C H IN E
COM PANY
“ Uc
-u '*j1 Sir. and Mrs, Spivy front Sorrento
'have bouuht one acre (if land from V.
Hird nnd a houro nnd with their fam-‘
fly have moved In.
The firist good rnin thlsa-pring fell
Friday oftermnnr nnd night.
tl.nl -ucll cm,..plea . .u.M In,
S T E W A R T T h e F lorist uv in v e s t in g IN THE SAN- ■out *'**'■ 1OB« ,m
lhan u,?lcr formed
f„„,
by the full o f rings id
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. „ . 1 FORD R1TLD1NG X L O A N AS- .... . urea .- Ha.tfmd Haltrry Service. ^
external to ale, utm«isphere,
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by deriding oil the O A K LA N D . A m a car o f utility and dis*
tinctivc beauty tho O A K L A N D ia uuHurpassud. We have
the model to suit yottr taste. A vital point in O AK LAN D
control is tTo case of operation and the convenient loentina
o f all controls. The O A K L A N D occasions admiration at t vety gat her Dig o f fine cars.
inning in.the Inkes, rivers, canal* lH»tn«*rn
^WexucR
y on ib.- ....... land Him
tlio l nil*»! Sottrx nntl Cun-
and 5trc:ini!5
.Senunule iDunty, also
to regulate the catch and means cmOplldan-Oplomelrlat
ployed, nnd nhu provide penalty for
IN S U R A N C E AG E N C Y
112 Coat First StreetSanford. Fla. lt:i violation..
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Fl RE-------A UTO-------- HON 1)8
Sanford Chamber of Commerce,
S'iniinole’ County Fish A: Came
2fll-tfc
Protective Assodatlon.
ELTON J. M O U G H T O N 2
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S. 0. Shinholser
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A R C H ITE C T
.s lir it K TO ALL ( OM hl.N ED .
The Saufoi’d Carpenters’ Local !7 .1
Contractor and Builder
Hoorn 7, Miller llldr.
.•nlviiiplates a mi c in scale, to 7V
SANFORD -:*
*:* FLORIDA
pel hour, taking effect May 1-', I >23
BANFORI)
FLORIDA
2Jl-Jlitp
Farm*
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There I* u town c db'd lleebu I’liiln,
Notictr is hereby given that n hill which stand* 'mlf In Ihv atute of Verwill be Introduced nt the 1323 session Mont mol half In the province of lju«*»
Glsacr* Deafened „ f
Florida legUlature to prohibit
7'he po«t olll, «• xva* built about
Bye* Examined
I '- S - T - A - T - n
Ms Ini's.
You’ll make a Safe Play
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Daily Heruld on sate nt Joe’s Smoke
JNO, D. JIN KINS,
LOCATED ON BOUNDARY LIN E House, Mobley’s Drug Store iuul 1
Tax Collector,
Seminole County. Town That la Half in the State of
I ’hnrmncy.
tf, i
Vermont and Half In ProvInce of Quebec.
NOTICE!
LAW YER
— Court House
117 Commerflnl Street—Sanford, Fla.
n -K vA -L
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Tills cut l< Slid fo have been mitlinl* Wlf° nn,! twn * Liltlr, n In rennexsce
I?.i'd |,y tin* mayor nt the renucst .<\j«hd one brother in Chicago to mourn?
FLORIDA advertised, and executions Issued for Bf,lpped i« Camobi uiid elsewhere.
CO N TR AC TO R and B U ILD E R
luinlillahrt! loos
The body of John Badger, who died
in Knoxville, Term., on the fifth, urn*
I rtccim runlet! to Knufurd hy Mr. and
| j,„. A . E> sjubknn and Mr. and M m .
cut* tin* minimum imw Itolnit *J) cent*. '* K*, Nlghliort.
f
* Mr.
fl / Badger leaves a
provided by law, and all lands on
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nicni to be (rented would be one of
which taxes have not been paid will be syo.uoo gallons, the spirits being
IC H E LLE M A IN E S
General Shop and Mill
W ork
A. P. Connelly & Sons
their new home out <n West Fird
street.
unpaid personal property taxes.
V . C. C O IX E R , Prop-
__ B, W . IIE R N D O N
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A roimrt In the Sclentlflc Amerlenn
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tin* It Hint tlfo taxicabs nf lluvnnti
Mr. nnd Mr*. Etkles nnd family
are running on wlnit our forefntljerij
knew ns nun— though' o f ttic dona- have moved from French nvettve to
Over Seminole County Hank
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mip-rjil.i.......
Wnriutan
SANFORD *;* -:*
FLORIDA Mil."
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in.... n e t U i Civ,.,,
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This is. to notify nil coneerned that! tunlty. and everybody and bis wife
Quick Service Transfer
the requirements o f taw will be com* are riding in stnte. Jamaica, loo. is
F R E D R. W IL S O N plied with, and the tax hooks will pos- I'hilintnK an Imttullallim in or KInas.
Storage. FncillticH
itively he closed on April first ns: *,,n r" r H*o conversluti of rum Into
If we please you, tell others; If not,
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Indiisirlnl ntchliol. The flpt. tunxlmi
tell ua. I'hone 49.1
SANFORD NO VELTY
WORKS
fm
t* m n , ha fn fa P-; ry fci fta
The Inw provides that “ I f taxes up
on real e la te shall not he paid before! I!"’ ( t,,,rnpn
«b<*
bvT
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r .
iiiiM inniiiH to imnuturu# tiiU iiih’ o of
the firrt day o f AprH«of any year,; .
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•‘ •rat National Hank Building
1 Ra
WEST SIDE
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Payer is Seen in
( oni|)iirative Table
matter |
llelng
3-M\ed-l ri-Mon-lmn-c nj-|(,
nfterwnrd r - -olvetl Info tVlta, they I
might gfte rl'e lo atrung elimalic
HENT-A-CAK
zone*, (irtfII their final dl'iippeariiin u
by de'eeni to the I'ttr'lt in (he form |
Drive it Yourself
of iItt't. lb' pb*iiire-upn !y Hiftgg*-'i,>
( ‘till for Heel
111itI prluiltt • 11■iitt via ;l.
I.' t
I'lftiim 3
iboni bed',
libii uote t<-. to tho
ift.\K mill .‘“i"' t*NI > ST.
2'.ui t't
U \ S IIIN liT lIN". Mutch 13
A iota
III} 11.1 of r ]•• hi* t « tiled ftib"Ul III*
earth.
pnr.’tMe table nf income taxes In* the h.tvnr Dante, Paii-h House, Aprib
Starlight Drives Motor.
United Stntes mid other countries has
301-3Ubeen coinpiletl' by the offielnl* in the
been Invented by nn American scien
revenue bureau lo cheer up tUp tax PALKANI—“tlllHSl IN AMhlt- tist, Dr. \V W. C’tftMentx of Washing-
Cylinder GrlmlinR
Automobile Repairs
Ion. D C„ -ai * Hie Mentor Maga’ ltnx
j'nyers who ha* only t itt mid’tighl- io<---ICA’
Acetylene Welding
night in wliieh to ft! Id* in. ..me tax G"
'he Methodic thureh Friday .So m>nsitl'e I* the instrument, nldeh
leai rndlntlon front lit#
Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida return in or.lir to iivnid itenaliy.
night, hear Mr*. St It WtHidruff piny. iiiea.'iii
A m m r!ed per ion with two ihi]
drep. fhe luldv. a* ioinpnii d u .(b
SAVE YOUR MONEY. DE Cri.it litfttai'i, I>• ,mmi> and t annd-'i,
POSITS MADE IN THE SAN- .tie rate of t*!X : lower in the I ailed
FORD BUILDING A; LOAN AS- l.stut, I f»,r all inromes from S3.I«IU to
See Carlyle Hounhnlder a.* George
M a-hiiigt**n and • oiolirie Hill a'
M.ttha Wiohitigluii
II..ir Mi* Tak
m b . Mr*. Phillip* null Other* sing.
Pnrt of G r a m m a r , ho'.. .•reliestra
■dars. that It will tlelert no eb*.,lrlc
current of ■•tu* billionth of mi mtipeiiv
Ur, t-> pul t: fe>le gl uplih a l l '. it Ir
For Three Days Only
.MARCH
KITH, 17TH A N D iD T H *
T?r-a sscawanOTsrxM.r
W IL L
O FFER
HART SCS1AFFNER & *
SOCIETY BRAND
V
SIS no SUITS at
5L1.(K'SI I rs al
Al the following Groaily I-ed'sco
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Prices:
S21.25
25.50
al
at
at
at
;il
29.75
HATS
IIA T S
HATS
H ATS
12 13
S M A L L LOT O F P A L M OF \r»i
Sl.TIS TO CLOSE O U T VUEAV
$10.00 PER SUIT
fi/ U M ’iU li’I
925.00 SUITS at
S2 L "0
:is .2 5
S27.50 SUITS al
>» ..'ii)
2.55
.3.10
LOO
4.25
al
ai
at
at
Slfv.f'O
:m .oo
15% REDUCTION ON ALL
FELT HATS * v
$1.00
$2.25 H A T S at
$3.00
$4.00
$ t.75
$5.00
•IS
J A. /
CRAFT SUITS
§25,00 SHITS
§20.00 SUITS
$25.00 SUITS
$40.00 SUITS
,$15.00 SUITS
PALM PEACH AND
101 RFDUCTiON ON
A b b N E W STOCK. B U Y THAT
EA STER M AT N O W A M I
S A V E M O N E Y ON YOl'??
PURCHASE
pos-thle I ■ la. I,me the h- l! glfteU
off b\ the m-'-t distant star b> nieuii*
of 4*le»'trbli\ teiu-rnletl hy it- heat.
E Q U A T IO N , P A I S PER CENTl^iimpim t’nnipared With Frame tin- will play, Friday, Marrh I(it h, 7:13. If the heal from a eerliiin nehttla
compnM*d of tn3 stars, hundred* ut'H
IN IE R E S T .
—98-bli ml.* wn* chorea to be lower in this;ToL'-le
(’d
milt!..n* of ml!' - from tin- earlJi. were
t-outtlry for inconlcs between |310(K)|
cmiecutntled
on sixty drop* <>f water [
PHEVK.NT FLU AND G ltlP P F
nnd f In,(ItH) and between $2fi,(M)fl nnd
for n hundred years, the tempemtura
$50,111X1. For the other brackets it j*
of the water would be raised one d(s
higher in this country,
•
■\ For a few tents you fan ward off gree only, I lortor Coblenlx say*.
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Flu ttinl Grippe by promptly cheeking
Also a Special job lot of C A P S at prices too low lo mention. Don’t fail
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i i i i : .t m i t i t t ut h i
•*•■
your entighs and volcb with- Foley’s
Burglars Laugh at Police.
s I ( I*.NTH J llllC IM . i IIII I IT
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ri.tittiiix. ix \\ii ■’<]it »4:riixni.i: Honey and Tar. A b o gives ijutek ic*
• to see them— you will be surprised at how low you can buy them.
The wildest Petlon writer would not
4 Iftt X I ft. IX 4 It AX4 b i l l «
*n..r
ffrom
mm isiiiirli,
Fi.viiltiiHT
ffrom
mm FiU, Imv4* dart"I t.< put It in n story, but
lit
f
coughs
resulting
T. Ilnnl}, l’eni|.lnti<an(, v*
Grippe, whooping Cough, Asthma Seotlnn.fc Yard Itself wa s rIdled by
III* I III- 1.. U n it !), llr t r ix ln n l.
We'havc a few more pair of R E G A L OXFORD SHOES to sell at §3.05
I l l A'l'ltlX
and
Bronchitis. Forty-eight year* cf hiirglnr* the other >Iuj*. Hu- saenv
To:
per pair. They arc really worth from $7.00 to $8.00
H a ttie I . U atit*', tte *l.| eu fe t *I,*: II "!VI;!Biitisfaetion to User* ha* m a d e Fo b H 'n "
‘*f ’rl,»1" nl ...... • '','U h
ti niui'-arlm: ti-.m aii afft.lavit in--I ' ;
" , ,
no stranger s»ti fillt*r uillimil h d m
Luiey nnd Tar the Wot Id's InrgdL'Mr*
r 7't !m 1tV’ V f!7* ,,y " Ui" " 'y ,,ml l v 1
M. 4 ,,rtr' n*ke.| |.|< .................... very turn, wa»
>•'11.-11 .1111 . t. it.oil-. at. ..V.i‘ i •<I .ii..i * r-«-11irrjj ceugh medicine. ( ontuitn |lioitfilit to be the one plaei* tldevex
..f|t,n..i .,n in null <b.y ..f sitin-b. n„ opiate*-ingredients are" printed would h i ttb>n» but i-nrly mornlnt
A it I3?t. t»» .ipiMsir
Hu* Mil nf «*i*jh* tif
ft ... ,
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I-taint vihii.in-u aii-iiu't >.,H in tb l*len tn® wrapper. Itefuse substitutes.1 visitors enter.*! the lost property
1**!*/",
. . . .
, .
, Insist upon Foley’s. Sold evervwhere, room within n few- feet <>f n s.'oro
l.sie.t In II.. ;■
lb rat.) ..ftt'e a - A .lv .
" f ••"'•'', of refuse*, ntqmrently pn*4' -ck Tin - tght n e bs
I
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Ing right l>> a loan putrolilng out-sMe
s.
ibi 'Ami'' oii'tnm Ilw l'tit'i! rtay or Jam
TONE UP TDK KIDNEYS
‘,,*u K" 1 nvmy '*'l,h
hundred
nary a . i). x:*g ■
, .
. ... |
.
1,
tlolbir* worth o f viihtnldes.
«if Kidney trouble
are
t.bUAf.)
i: \ niupthAS.-t
S ynipt.mm
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mrnd'Un *Co«m»yiUFlorWn!
b "1"'; Water i* clear ami doe* imt
SeamJInavla’a Forest Dowry.
tlrrt. A, I*
huiii. Fnlev Kiiiuey I illn certainly do
Aln>Ul
h*•i.iwlo nrre*-’*, *»r nhout fiO
All N ew Stock
Anil Extra Fanisto llflt.tr und «.f t‘uti!i»d
the work," write* W. J. Grady. New |M<r
„ f t|.L, H(,|j „ f .Sweden, Is
tur i ..nil.lain..lit.
-s-1 j Orleans, ImuUiann. gnrkacho, rheu- covered v.tlh fon-sD-.
i’or each U*J
NO'J Il’E UF FI'ECIAl* MKK'i IN ll OI’
fmijis, Urctl feeling, nYe symp- of 'tIm InhahKautx Hwcrirn Iuh IHVl
A L L E V E R -W E A R H O SIER Y W E H A V E IN STOCK W IL L GO
THE STO<’ KIiOLDEHH OF SAN* totna of distressed kidneys.
Foley acre* of f.»ia-*t, which ’ * I lie grentosi
m at
FORD IH ILDING & LO AN
Kidney Filia tune tip the’ Kidney* nnd proportion in Enrog#, itfxt.to Finland.
O N S A L E A T A B O U T H A L F P R IC E
ASSOCIATION •
pulrkly relieve kidney and Madder 2 ™ ' Hriialn and Ir.-lntTn lmve only'
.........
.......“ « n.-rw per MO InbuMtanl*. Of tha
Notice is hereby given that a ape trouble.
Refuse substitute*.
Insist
This Sale will positively close at (5 p. M. M O N D A Y , M A R C H 19th. Take
tereoK wla-tit Is clttetly grown in th#
ini meeting of the stockholders of upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv
iviiind itn.I '.uilhern pnrl* of the conn*
advantage of doing your Easter’.shopping1here during this three days
Sanfonl Building & Loan Association,
try ; -■>>• farther north, lint in the most
a eurpnjutiott, will lie held at F.itt
The Daily Herald, 13e per week.
sale and save money---------------------=---------------------------------------- TR * * * *
northerly purl* hurley i* the tdnpla
|f<>r.l,' *-'hiridn. on the SAlli ‘lay o fj
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grain.
. LO W I’RIFUS
'March, A. D. I'.*23. id eight o cluck, p. IF Y(lL' DO any kind of farming in
F IR S T Q U A L I T Y
A D AYTIM F I ROC
m at the office i f said torporation,
Florida >‘>u should read The FarmKeeping Ships Afloat.
Thrrr i* np smartrr model for the for the purpose of wmaidering and
& Stockman which deal* with citKeeping ships from sinking I* tho
wr-acryfccaidr and always adorable 'iRCtJnK tl|»on a proposition to increase
nitd truck farming, live slock,'
of c. H, liensfco of Clmttic
tri'Olinr frrwk titan this one. Ineiirr* ...
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Tei m . wlio tin* Invented a
feature* the loog-waiard blomn and , ‘ h® «*• f*tal nioik “ J
^ ur#“ ?n ,' ^ I t r y and dairying, bend for free,
of „ , trlll, ,lf („„o .
tide oir ninj;. Flat *dk tiraal» u»'d lot from the sum of $500,090.00 to $!,* ...tmple copy or 2a cents for three. (i!u ,, „
„ n#
the uimtmng, with fancy bottom 500,000,00, and for the transaction of months.* Yearly subscription,; $1.00; gf llo -e clljm would be drawn lllltl
added lo the skirt ibforalt.m.
>• )aiy BKt| nj| busviiu-Fa nece**ary or de- three years, $2.00. Published twice a the lode in the imll aml form a water
coliar, cut Ui me with I he revere, ii
u" ou* " ^ a
ul ul u,rct‘ >l’ars,u
tight cup over tin* aperture.
notched and, if preferred, may lx- lee ' sirable in connection therewith.
month. Address Tht
The k'tirmer
minuted at the bnw>
the v'-ihapec
• By Order of ,thq President. jStockman, No. 10 Newman St., Jiicknrck. M «liu m *ia f TO|uu«?» i jardi Attest
Attestss
jsonville, Fla.
223-Fri-Wed tfc
Ar
10 per cent/Reduction on Regular Stock
Daily Fashion Hint
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH LG. .1923. _
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Y O U W IL L FIND T H E E M PLO Y E E S OF THIS IJANK PROMPT, COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT, W A TC H
F U L A N IM N T E R E S tE I) IN H A N D L IN G
Y O U R BUSINESS
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T R A P S H O O T IN G
(H A S .
L. BRITT,
Editor
B O W L IN G
TKNNhS
B O X IN (
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III* THr
Dot Perhaps All of Them Didn't,
though Mrs, Blank Undoubtrdty
Meant Well.
thib y«-art tuplari'il him. What
did to the IteiU WH a plenty.
Speaker and his hays rollieked'idimg
until the ninth, when they suddenly
yh -ided to send Kakiux Keek (o llie
showers. That they failed to do An in
due only to the perversity ol Pilot
I at rick j who refused to relegate th"
pride or Springfield, Mo„ to the bark
I'loond The Indians hanumt'cil K j I.
haltinu around gleefully.
l-oit Fonseca was one of (he outstandim: stnra of the Runie from n
Fid standpoint. He garnered three
hit's in five trips tn the plnte and
r’ ayt'd veil at first Imre, a position
v'hich he is not’ ncciiitonted to p!nyit tr- It is a shame and a crime that
I’nl lias no place to put Lou this year
for lie is a wonderful hitter and is
capable of winning many hall games
for the Reds with his trii*ty hickory.
Fvaetly. i.OIB fafla witnessed the
runic, according to a,cmuit kept at the
rate. The score follows:
t'lcvelnnil
Jamieson, If.
Want by, j;b.
hi taker, cf.
Gusto, lb. .
Semina, if.
J. Sewell, 88
I-'itzky, 3b.
Myntt, C. .
L Sewell, c,
*l“ rt'.n, p. .
•s mith, p..... .
Nice Fat Hehs and
Fryers
\
In|nl I'r r M l
I’AttlS, March'10, Although th?
birth rntp D rut doing much to ini r. .r i th * pipulation of l-’ rance, the
number of eil isoha is being augmentoil in other wuy t. Five thousand Foies
hiVi tnkca out their first citizenship
p.ipet < in th - pi-t two years, France
also it impelling Italian. ihdginn and
S-rbinn IhIkjc and i f is .thought that
P oru inmiigrni.l i are working on
1 fill . Ill •• Hid recount rut-t inn
BIG LEAGUE STUFF STARTS IN
FLORIDA WITH BIG GAME AT ORLANDO
Sherrod Smith fanned two Red (• t men in succession In yesterday's goto,
i.t F '(position I'ark between Trihpeaker's Indiana and G/irry Herr
mann's erimson-hued allt'ete*', lint ;u
much for Sherry to do, b jt it won a
hull patne for the Cleveland Indian-.
■ The .score mas 10 to 2.
It was*in the sixth injtsntr that Slier
rod assorted liimiself. He filled -Use
A bases with lied runners and then, with
I one out, lie fanned Hargrave and Kakf lus-»Keo4i *tinihrroil'nily, * le i* imi -tin
i imiemili fans to paw the air mad!;.
v.!»dr Tiis’ s iriiie ran away with the
fu-t exhibition name of the mm * mi.
The Red* fated Wei! at first,, with
Thilph l.tajtie going well and Gay
Mmton performing only fairly far the
Cleveland aggregation. Then h’herrod stepped in. lie allowed tin Rodtwo rutin nad settled down to steady
♦
nil Hi;, new h.vcb.dl d"!inoiid in call .■
Red Cross Symbol.
The tie,| i*r,.si symbol I- •o - is r o il
fo r
«:ittii ir\
forn
•ii'ecinc woiiiolef| -oliHvri or
III tor l.ie lli-tttIt*
I'ltc I
l>a» In hmi^iva; *
I
mit! -tnak out, by Luquo 1
l. hy Morton 1, by Smith
2; bases on balls. off l.uk
Smith 2 jtime of game 1
hires. Holmes, t lark and I
I ud" Sentinel.
VJIY
ll\ r
V
I r L I T I l OJy S
for t’ nii;!il v.li ill, by lib' v,,iy, i
if tib? best rilplit.s of list* Week
families fire inviti d, and all
have to do is to show up at the
le and Im* admitted fre*. The
r:n. ilii drawing fru- pi *■} for
hi are (iei:e Kotllmlh.l and fatnV i'lian Gui net ai d fatndy and
\ I'.iiibui and fntnil;..
B IB B 'S -B O O K S - A
I if*? \t»n jr*> I m \\ mlrr rail.
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■
c If I I r '■ H« *■ ill* Vim i r..ilia11 « h*imip
ti ll ;*
Util', | .* I Mir MVVli I It I"*
(imiLv pLlyvil ;i trui* * him, but \\»* un Heil Cross >oeb lies, holi< lnu Hail vie,
furiy t«* Mule, Mr. Kirkwood wow.
rions plinrnmt lsis' mul laborers' IU-.I
Address, 911 Elm Avenue
aid siiilImis bad put up Ibe tied •"‘nw’.
sign. decided -to demand the removal nuiaB asaaanBaaauBnnauiiR U H BanaiiunR BinnM iH iaaBaaBaanaB^
of id! such emblem*? wlien> onntitbor
lr***l As a ri-siilt the courts are Inin
pro-to aline the various ilniil eion*s,
which refit
to lot.o Howtl the sb.-fi.
lltll’^ills thill II is p»‘|fl-t ill jl|s|ttll-<|
Coluiubos With a Spy-voass.
COURECTEH M U . 1ITII, 111
NKW YORK, March 10.—The $To(l.000 offer reported to have been made
til 'Jack Hi mpscy. heavyweight cham
pion, by Argentine promoters for n
title match with l.uis Angel Flrpo, in
Itueiins Aires next November, is val
ueless, Tex Rickard, Madison .Squar"
Garden promoter, declared yesterday.
Rickard admitted he had no informa
tion concerning the matter from the
champion** manager, Jack Kctirns, hut
said he had not been approached by
prospective promoters of a FlrpoUtmFsey match in Hue-nos Aires.
Manager Herndon is bepdihg every
effort' towards bringing to Sanford
only picture: uf the high lins.i sort,
and if you appreciate his e ffo r t s , show
it by being out tonight and tomorrow
night t o this feat me bill.
RIIILD1NG
HAS
HEEN IN E X IS TA N C E SINCE
UMiy, W E H AV E N E V E R HAD
A LOSS, OCR SE C U R ITY IS
SIX ’UR I OUR STOCK DRAWS
y PER C EN T INTE R E ST.
Rickard himself In i considered for IN V IT E
YOUR INVES'
some time the possibility of matching TION, W E N EED YOUR
Dtnipscy nn<| Firpu in the Argentine O PERATIO N.
2
capital, but yesterday reiterated hi*
statement that he would make no def
inite plnns until the youth American
hns met one of the other heavyweight
con tender*,
“ Flrpo,will box for nn one for a
year hut me," the promoter declared,
"hut right now, 1 see no prospect of
The nmllevat painter who in n pb*
tore of llie crinitlvlon of Christ _repre
senti*tl a Hotnati soldier tirmed with a
Iditnderbits.s must have n descendant
In |lie' ItrillsU tio>| ntllee d<‘piirinn'Nt.
Acistnllag lo nn ImHuriaal writer In
tin* “I billet In de la Socle! e .Vstrouo
mlipie. tie i rnnee," tire I’n^llsli goveni
lllellt for tl i jMisscssbill of Saint Kitts
or Saint iTirlsInplier. one of tin* West
India Island., tins provided n slump
show lax' Chrlstoiiher I ’otumbux Survey ■
In-Hie horizon through a spy-plans,
tint Christopher Cotinahns illscov
,-red Aiuerlea In t IU2, while Ho* spy
Class was not Invelilisl until I H year*
nfteruard. Hot what a J"> Hint stump
IllUst he In collectors t
TH E SANFORD
& LO A N ASSOCIATION
Rig time nt Parish House, April
id.
.
JOl-Jtc
Northbound
Arrive
IS n.m,
IB n.m.
LB p m
10 p.m.
rilhy Hranch
S o u th
4o. 25 ____ 1:30 p.m.
X’o. 101
.... 5:50 p.m.
x—Daily, except Sunday
Leesburg llranch
Georgia Country
S au sage
Arrive
3:55 p.m.
2:50 p.m.
Home-made Potato Sal
meani to cradit'nte the tmll weevil
nicnafcj(p,the cotton and other cropa
i The Herald for firat clqga job work of-that state. . ^
To Determine Displacement.
An apiniratim by wltlcli tin* iniimint
of water dtsptneed by n vessel cua In
ffiimd nt any time by means of ii water
Departs tube or gititgo Itistnlled In Ibe cetttcl
2:0J n.m. nf It vessel has tl»H*n lllvilKeil by Hit
12:05 p.rn. Frencti shipping engineer M. Auger, an
2:35 pan. aii'l vvim on exhibition at Ha* Frebdi
4:05 p.tn. nnllotlllt cob mini expirsitfon lit liar
m illcs. It Is Mibt to be simple, prac
tical and comparatively inexpensive m
to Instiillatlqti, lly Hits means nn liecurate inilleatlon of (bo weight of enrgo aboard ship can be secured nt any
given mouicnL
Oviedo Hranch
Arrive
-.... 7:45 p.m.
A fric a ’s C orn
I). C L E L A N D , Miinngcr Used Car Department
Crop.
Tin? estlimited production of eoni It
Smilli Afrleu, us uliuoilticed bv Hie I»c
partuieiil of Agriculture of Hie govern
menu lias been revised ly npproxl
mntely 34.135,711 bushels, insi cud ol
35.4rrt.n00 bushels ns formerly report
ed. With mi csihimled domestic con*
sumption of 35,000,000 bushels, liased
im a live year nvenigi? betwe. n lift
ami 1010. Hu* present •mstHi'M out turn,
tuRetiier Vfttli the ftiuull earry-evei
7:00 a.ni.
sliH'lts uf Inst year, will lust ntmiit m c«
7:10 p.m. tlm domedk demand, leaving uu aur
plus for export.
Departs
The Herald delivered pix time* a
« in
r.riil llodge Fednn, new |iuint, interio
fSUO.tli). ?2dn down, balance,? Li.Un monthly
means you goL just want you pay for. There’s a lot
of comfort in knowing Unit your lumber came from a
concern with reputation too goad to risk by cureless
grading, Wo alwuys try lo give our customers the
benefit of tho doubt. If a Itoard is a “ tolcrablo first,”
it’s a “ second” with us, and so graded and priced. 'Ask
the carpenters.
�THE SANFOHD D AILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1G, 1923
PROPOSES BARK FOR FUEL
Properly Prepared, According to One
Who Should Know, It pould Ce
Substituted for Coal,
In n report to the Technical Asso
ciation of the 1’ ulp and Paper Indus,
try, wldcli tins been holding Itm an
nual meeting at Detroit, George D.
Henrae, engineer for the News Print
Service bureau, described experiments
on the substitution of wood bark.prop*
erly prepared, for real. stating that
ttte "enormous quantity of pulp wood
which Is used In tin* paper business 1*
evidence of Its potential fuel value to
the Industry."
The quantity of bark In pulp wood,
said Mr. Ilenree, nmounts to approxi
mately ten per cent of tin* volume and
weight of the rough wood, or 2.V)
pound* of dry bark per con) of wood.
One hundred eords of pulp wood rep
resents approximately 25,01X1 pounds
of dry Imrk that has a fuel value espial
Classified Ads Ic a word. No ad taken for Icaa than 25c and positively no to eight tons o f coni. If the moisture
classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count of the lmrk Is reduced by one-half.
The heating value, Mr. llearce stated,
the words and remit accordingly.
Increase* greatly If the moisture con
tent of the hnrk Is lessened.
»a »3 f-5 19 l« i in Its h f t ^
A large number of mills using pulp
FOR S A L E
wood were visited or questioned by
Mr. Ilenree anti the committee which
lie headed. Many stated that they con
sidered the hark of tittle value. Tests
made for the committee showed that
m m
two types of processes were able to
1023, runs fine, looks Rood, tires
reduce the moisture content to about
good, .only .............................. $200
Rev. Joseph Wainright will fill his 00 per cent, and that it would he neces
1922, Ruarnnteed condition, ex
usual every other Sunday visit to sary to have et least BO pep cent of
tras and etc. .......... ...... . $250
tile moisture removed-If the hnrk were
Moore's Station church the lfilh.
1919, good tires, good body and
to serve ns n suit able sulistltule for
•Mrs. A 4 Corpany arrived home on
coni. Special draft conditions, a grate
good motor, only ..........
$115
Sunday 'from n several weeks visit surface giving correct combustion, and
1921 Coupe, this one is n rcnl
with her sister in Brooklyn, N. Y.
refractory wail* to dry nut the moistbargain, o n ly --------$150
Mrs. W, It. Prevail is quite 111, uro hre required, said Mr. Henrae.
Coder these conditions li vvns held
ngpin. Her mother, Mrs. L, C. Curry
by
the committee that the hark could
ii:* here again from New Smyrna car
he
used
as fuel and thus efl*-ct n sav
ing for her.
ing of n large amount of coal.
1922 Fivc-paspcnger, In very good
Perry Cameron Ik said to be sick
condition ........ - ..... ............... $750 with pneumonia, a relapse of the inMAN HAS MADE NEW FRIEND
1917 Buick, five passenger six,
jfluoma.
guaranteed, also new tirea
$125
Mrs. .Margaret Marshall, of Camer South Africa Reported to Have De
veloped New Animal Entitled to
1917 five passenger Four, this
tn City is recovering from pleuray, ni
Digtinctive Phrase.
relapse of the flu.
car has 6 new tires, good top
anil has just been completely
Miss Helen Chorpcning's hlrthday
,
, , , ,
,
,
, ....,
, ...
*
.
,,
A new friend o f man has boon found,
overhauled, only
___ SI95 occurred, the
12th and her sister,
K„ IN,
wnsmimmme.l by Pro
If you are on the market for a used
|j Squira entertnined for her very fessnr Myers nt llje cmivn-ss of ihe
car, it will well pay you to loo! these|ple.rnntiy
*'
at her home. The young xelrullllc association rivciiily held til
over before you buy.
folks attending were: Mr. and M rs.Hull, England.
\Yr sell on term*, we guarantee air Leon Pnrvif, Iluth and Robert (trier.
Tills animal, not foreseen by Noah.
our uzod rnrs. Wo trade.
Alma Singletary, Gretchcn Long, Kv- I* n dug. Hnt a singular dog, which
dyn Taylor, Jodnh 'Cnmcron.
Rollai
...... '""hr. nt" 1
° » ,u"
eailiit of Ihe nhundanl lilutie Ihal
and Warren King and Carl Chorpen-
FORDS FOR SALE : EAST SANFORD 5
BUICKS-BUICKS
SANFORD BUICK CO.
ing.
, ..
.
mlnrns his neck and shoulders, imd
The attraction of the evening.
,„.cailSe ,,f |,|k moral qualities. has
191 I'nrk Ave. was n weinic roast,
Rhone .157
301-otc
"7
Well-Known Concert Orchestra
Coming Here at Chautauqua
In the sparkling beauty, in the lustrous coloring and
in the zest that thoy bring to motoring, the Buick Sport
Roadsters fit the spirit of springtimo.
Quite in keeping with every outdoor pastime, equally
suited to every day tasks and duties and always smart,
up to the minute and attractive, the sport roadsters
provide luxurious motoring.
Tito Dl Ulorglo Concert Orchestra, talented Instrumentalists, who will ap
pear nt ttie coming Hcdpnth Clmutuuqun, through ten years of concert work
together have attained n degree p f musical excellence that tins made the name
**Dl tllnrgto" ono to he reckoned with In concert work.
/
Signor T. DI Giorgio, who bends the company, Is a recognized orchestral
conductor and Instructor of more than twenty-live years' successful experience.
Under his able leadership, tha orchestra Interprets both classical and popular
selections through a wld« variety of musical combinations. From n concert
orchestra of piano, violin, comet aud trombone they readily change to a straight
string organization of violin, cello, mandolin and gultnr.
The Di Giorgios ure always royally welcomed by Chautauqua audiences.
Only a trip behind the wheel can reveal how far their
appointments and refinement have bettered motor car
comfort and convenience.
Sixes
Fours
J P i| l. Rn*d*trr
5 P*»*. Toultn*
1 Pat. Coup* 3 I*4«. 8»<J»n *
S Pan. T ou n oi
Sedan - * •
Sport Roadttrr
(SS I
88$
1175
1393
131$
101$
1 Patt.Rnaditcr SI 175
3 Part. Toutini
S Patt. Tourtna
Sedan • • •
5 Pan. Sedan •
4 Pan. Coup* - } 18t$
1195 7 Pan. Tourinj 143$
7 Pan. Sedan - 119]
1935 Sport Knaditrr 16]$
191$ Sport Touring - 167}
Price* f.o. b. Hutch Factor!**; government tax
Inti* u iJ M d ii dhui(ltu (i. St. A.C. Purchaie
Plan, which provide* for inferred Payment*.
n-ts-ij-Nr
the League for the cooperation that
had Iwen extended in securing the in
AFTE R DAY'S HARD WORK BY
formation on which his report would \
THE BUSY COMMITTEE
i be marie and stated that it would, in
(Continued from page 1)
rill probability, be some months he SANFORD, FLORIDA ..................... ..... ........... ...... L. C. MOORE, Manager
the producing area of the state, which J f orc’ the results were made known,
could be linked up with paved high-] *j-|)c ,dicers of the league are con- When belter automobiles are built, Buick will
way* over which service can Iw ob-1
that the weight of evidence
Build Them
mined by automobile trucks or short! nul>mUtc*«l will result in the Jackaopline electric railways afTortfing adtll- j vf|It. office rendering a favorable retiomd anti economic transportation on romniendutiutt for a twenty-foot chan- have nffordtd tin m the opportunity to
COOKED FOOD SALE
cither side of the m rr.
! nel in the St. Johns River tV m Jack- ' familiari2c. ,i»em*clve:, with a m o-', ^
«n>tbcrhood of St. Andrew will
Tin- league urgeif that a channel «*f >jvonvilto to Sanford. It w.v- indeed un; hold a cooked food sale Saturday af!t minimum ilepth of twenty feet to i foitunatc that a larger numlwr of i " u
•rtn.tn.'n, or., i .1 t orts * tt-rnoon nt Stokes’ Cash store. All
accommodnte ocentt going vessel* in the growers o f this s e ctio n were not *nK
!,1' t!u far-visiotted eilir.ens kinds of goodies will he on sale,
order that jk-rishaoh products and present at the hearing, which would of the different sections ill solving it.
,102-2u
other tonnage of the-stnte may he loa
ded nt Sanford n: I other river points
in refrigerator and freight boats for
transportation to markets «m renbonrds without the necessity of
breaking bulk in transit. Exhibits
showing the tonnage of both incom
ing and outgoing fo, the counties em
braced in the St J ilui3 River t.wri
W ATER W AYS HEARING ENDS
j tieett named the “ dog-lhm," The InMr. ami Mrs. Ashley Purvis have nitldltiniK from South Africa Imd ulbought 5 acres of unimproved land - lendy begun to despair, so much Imd
jest east o f Lionel Monroe's place and the wild beast* lo-en nndilidyliig there.
FARMERS— You can g*t Reed bed f
The birth rate of the Ihm. In particu
frnm-i and irrigation plug, at tts nri' m’w ,,lu,MintI 11 barn n'” 1
lar. according to reports, mm* IneoinSanford Novclly Works.
100-tfc to huU'1 a h" " * "
the " LUr f,,lur” ’
parable. But now thin tlng-Uim h n ijto iy v.-cr*- sublet ted in~ ihc brief in
m ik . Lilly Jones accompanied Jh t !
FOR SALE Oil RENT— New lmngn-!,u,nt» Mi*'' Hnll>r t*09kinl, “ fnr’
low, fl rooms and hath, garage. Good Jacksonville on her return home, tnakthe St. Johns river trip.
Miss
location, near school. Terms
ul .. 11 like
Hoskins
was
the
guest
of
her
cousins
299-lotp
rent. Phono 42ZI-W.
[Mr. and Mrs. J. II, McCaalin during
FOB SALE—Oldsmobile S. new paint part of her visit here'and received
appeared.
rujiport of .th r ^ R r g t t m e n l —
lie wan *1111 III the state of ponsl- I f\ veiy for* iL>!e argument emhadied
Idlliy In the course of nature when II jh lh„ ,)rjl.f wa, tliat despite
tl
pile lh:111
lastrioun expertmeatern nod savaotn
adequate v.;i„ r trqtnipo;ration fucil - I
ties on the St. Johns riven, to Sanford,]
there is heitii, 1 ifccted ul tin %rc viit
time a saving of 80 per cent in freight I
rates to St. Johns river points over |
rail shipment the name distance tnl
sections not -j favored. StHqmrtlng
the statement that tlri-s proji-et pro-’
soiitcd ittinii- iHv no i-iigim *■ring dif
ficult).-*, fhi1 '-..Iqwlng .lali-imit was
Silhmhlfd ' I h>- tojise'raphv nf Mot
idn lends it: if to tin- development of
waterways a no other state in the)
Union. Of the total area the laud sur
face comprises .11,713,000 acres, while
the waterway ami lakes total 37,931,f>20 acres. Thera are no mountains to
interfere with Ihe construction of la
teral equals joining up these various!
lakes nnd onWivvays with deep wat-1
or.
.The Palstka delegation, consisting
l»y tnck ••f litrhi
It nil NoumJs
td' J . ' W. Hurt, secretary of the Pa-,
like Milne weird religious rile.
No one would think It queer, how latka Chamber of Commerce; H. M.
ever. If the Mellons had kept mount deMorilMolin, Dr. L. \V. Warren,
ed tlsh. deer bend* or animal pelts In wholesale grm era, F. K, Wnginer, ami
stead of dog mummies. The strangest A. A. Corcoran o f the Wilson Cy
thing* In the universe are Inside the
press Company, each one o f whom wnH
human skull. The brain Is so com-,
pjlotted that no ono understands It. called on to testify as to their belief
nni even the owner,—Chicago Eve for the necc-dly o f this improvement,
in nddition to dnttrcompilcd from the
ning Post.
Pnlntka standpoint, gave very valu
A Vanistdng Art.
t able testimony supporting the argu
Postal huaybodletr linve been weigh* ments which had lieen previously ad
lug tetters nnd have found that their vanced, Other witnesses were W. A.
nvetnge vvelgld Is decreasing. From I-efflcr of Chase & Company; Mr. Mel
this the conclusion Is drawn that the ton, one of the largest lumber operat
public Is writing shorter letters than
ors in the East Coast; II, G. White,
It did In other days.
This is confirmatory Information, Florida agent of the Clyde Line; J,
not news.
The art of letter writing H. Callahau, Port Master o f Jackson
has been decadent for more than tt ville, representing the Jacksonville'
City Commission and the Jacksonville
generation.
'lticre has been a conspiracy of ran Chamber of Commerce; A. I*, Connel
som to hrlug this to pass. Perhaps ly, president of the Sanford Chamber
the most Important In that we live toe of Commerce; W. M. Scott, local mali
busy lives to spend time tilling rentes nger of the American Fruit Growers,
of good white paper with our opinions,
and S. J, Slight, of Orlando. The wit
observations and knowledge. If we have
nay. Wlmt Is tnora, letters of the an nesses were cross examined by Judge
cient volume and content are not likely W. T. Bland nnd the government rep
to bo read nny more than written. * resentatives, LL Col, Gilbert A.
Youngbcrg, Corps of Engineers, U.
Fled From Volcano.
S. Arm y; Herbert B. Lopcr, Corps of
The volcuno of Stromholl, the Island Engineers, 2nd, Lieut. U. S. Army,
off the southeast coast of Italy, la principal assistant engineer J, M.
very active. Ashes, cinders mid l»- Braxton and Mr, W. A. Dunnott, all
enndescent atones are being Hung high from Jacksonville. Congressman W.
Into the nlr. while rivers of whltmhot
J. Sears ia a brief .address immedi
lava are flowing down the sides of the
muuutaltt, which Is 3,010 feet high. ately preceding the taking o f testiilly day a smoke-cap and by night the j rno,,y sign tiled hi.< interest in the
glow uf thp crater can he seen fot Jcct and hoped that the engineers
‘ many miles at sea.
Deep under would, from the evidence submitted,
•ground rumblings are heard nnd render n favorable report. Mr. Brax
i-arthqimkn shock* ore taking place, ton outlined tin* action of the govern
’ The few people who live on the inotur ment both fnvoraljjc nnd unfavorable
tuln left their homos nnd r^dicd t»
on projects sirfee ih f first, appropria
,the shore, whence they oivtinrtced foi
tion was. made fair the .% Johns riv
1tlio mainland.
er.
Mr. Fine re 11 gave n brief account
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o f tho depths o f the St. Johns nt Va
Daily lleratd on sale at Joels Smoke
rious points, ns i$’iel4tiy tt) the pres
House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd ent, projeelMAF t )^ 1thmehtsion Col.
ll.. . i'.
t f V«'*ilrt«:i'KnriP th(inirr$rl thl* nlTiCCTi . of
resolved to combine an animal uhich
Jot lied to the Ihm** force and courage
Ihe fidelity of tin* dog.
And nmv itml the dog-llou hn* been
and tires. Terms or trade. A rare!" » « * *
'Btention while here.
Inumhed the tme Horns an- ttiklng
hurgnin. Automotive Service Go., 1st
Mr' an<1 ^ ra: F ' F '
°f
|frlgD*.
They do not recognlw- this
Street and Sanford Avenue.
200-4tp,cr* avcnl,e havc lhe
of al,l false hro-her'and doubt if a dr........
— — --------- --------- r
----- 5 " 1 *h® death of their little daughter. ||w,lp royftl
,|„w* h,
veins;
FOR SALE— t room cottage and gn->Dorothy, 9 months old, which rrstill- f(1). (j„.y
ni,t thought themselves
mntirdly. and they ask llu-iitwolvc*
rage and trailer. Palmetto avenue, 'ed from pnetimonia Sunday.
Dr
Inquire for Jere Rowe, Lake Mary, Brownlee officiated at lhe funeral at if their repuinibm l* mu 11 little over-)
Fla. Vacant April 1. Terms one-half the home Monday. Mr. Darner was dol e The other pursue* them, i-loses
cash,
'
299-Ctp a,d
home nt the time of the little thum round, aud eompels them to run.
----------------------------------------------- johe’a death which was very snd, he
Quatr,
FOR SAJ-E—Two drums 100 gallons being at the time at Palm Bench with
For twenty years no visitors were
osbcMbn roofing pninl, $1.15 per •» party o f friends from Crawford, N. aliened In the Melhm |mme tn MIIgallon. Call comer East Fourth, and J., Messrs. George Fisher and Henry watikee. Firemen broke In. They
Sanford Ave,
300-3tp:Dryer, who have been visitors here found the place u dog temple. Nine
miuumlflpd dogs. eXpetialXely draped,
~ for some time.
I'OR SALE Ono iron safe, Woodruff
|| |,n* been estimated that with the lay In smte In the candle-lighted par
k Matson.
2'JK-tfc cilery tliat has been cut and that still ( lor. In an upstairs room u queen dog
FOR SALE— Hosier and Gays' paints
We suppose
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
this estimate did not take into consid
Works, Snnfotd agents.
183-tic
eration how much (dark heart and
PLAYE R PIANO —Cost new $850, other trouble* there arc that can cut
used two yearn. Owner moving the number of cars short. There is
north, will sell for $150, terms to re said to he considerable hlaek heart
liable party. $25.00 down, $10 per just now-, also estimated that front -10
month. IV O. Box 321, Sanford.
to 15 per cent of the celery crap has
B00*4tp;becn cut and is gone, that includes all
1
•
FOR KAI.E—Tomato plants $1.50 pc‘r ' l,K’ varlctk'9 ,,f cc,cr>' « rown hcr« thU
1,000; 1 17-month old heifer cheap. * ,a ^' ,
.
,
-Jam es A. Cunningham, Myrtle A v e -iwork torf ^ P1* " 1-,
One of the li ill Lumber Company’s
nuc anti 13th xtrcct.
300-6tp
big trucks drove Into Steele's Btore
K )R SALK— Rhode Island eggs foriurt Celery avenue Monthly morning
retting, 15 eggs for $1.00.
Mrs..(torn the cant, taking Burke Steele’s
Ellsworth, Bearded! Avenue, San- Ford truck, which was parked there, in
ford.
83-tfp in front of it, doing considerable dam
FOR KAI.E—Uronxe turkey eggs.— It. age to everything fit the store and the
Ford truck. Fortunately no one wns
J. Reiter, Longwood, Florida.
• .
30O.(5lp;wltp hurt. The truck driver wns a created
for fast driving. Celery nvenue seems
- FOR SALE OR RENT— Six room to he a favorite speedway for colored
house, furnished. Two acres of drivers day and night.
Some fine ruins wo have hud Utia
land,
rich garden land, balance In
bearing orange trees; one well of week with fine weather again.
excellent drinking wator, ono well of
soft \vster; barn, garage, chicken
house and other out buildings. On W ANE D —;A chance to build
your
hard road ten minutes drive from P.
new home before lumber gets any
Office. Call Rural Operator 3203.
higher. Plana and estimates furnish
WANTED
301-2td; ltw-p. ed.—Sanford Novelty Worle. 183-tfe
W ANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern
seed, for good clean stock will pay
M B R E N !1— i nice npartmnct, nil a good price. Address W. P. Newell
conveniences and well furnished.— Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka,
Cates’ Building. Phone 181. 290-tfc Fla.
279-tfc
FOR RENT—Sewing machine. Phone W ANTED TO BU Y—Second ham)
308-5V.
,
298-titp
furniture for a -t room cottage. Box
'
299-4tp
FOR R EN T—2 furnished bed rooms, 101, Oviedo, Kin.
_
RENT
701 Magnolia Ave-
FOR REJNT— F'urnlf-ht'tl )>ed
Soi-ltc W A N T E D -O ffice
roOp’ii,
also gitage. * Afpljr k r g , i*hillpa,
G09 Palmetto A »e .,
300-4pt
boy
Clthse A Co.
■;
,y ,
(white).—
801-tfc
' L O S T ,
I.OST-r-Smnil Scottish ^titc emblemi
flat In front double Eagle, with amnll chip dia
vbk
r $-Toom
»
of gity.hali. —Woodruff A Wat- mond. ■ Finder return to Herald of*«
*
POR.tfp
LixeJL
iM .ttln
New Millions Are Coming To Florida
To Expand Your Telephone System
N n previous advertisement we reviewed the records a fid plans o f the
Southern Betl Company as a whole, showing that the development dur
ing 1^ 22 in this section was tremendous and set new high records; that
the total investment at the beginning o f 1922 was forty-eight million dollars,
and that thousands of new telephones were added.
I
Florida’s telephono growth tost year
also established new records and re
quired the best efforts of a splendid
organization.
The gross additions to the tele phono
plant In Florida during 1922 amounted
to $527,072 and 7.73G new telephones
were Installed. Thore wore G.237 dis
continuances, leaving a net gain uf
1,199 telephones.
Tho magnitude of the plans may ha
imagined when it la slated that $5,693.000 of new money will bo required
in Florida alono during tho next tivo
years.
In this stale It Is estimated there
will bo .a not growth of 20,521 near
telephones during (his period which
(kill mean the Installation of 19,080
new telephones und the discontinuance
of 29.159 telephones.
There are 20 Southern Bell ex*
This general expansion hns already. t
changes In Florida with 34.1SS trio*
hegtin. Tho plans for this year have
phones nnd Connecting with 31,651 tele
licet) made unit the necessary capital
phones of other companies In the stale.
arranged for, though much will do*
Approximately 230,000 local calls
pond upon tho ability of tho manufao
were- handled daUy ia Florida and
there were approximately 971,G09 orig turera to deliver tho equipment nod
material.
inating long distance calls during tho
Thu growth of Iho telephone system
year.
In
Florida during 1923 will require
Florida’s tclophone system contains
$925,000 In new money, to pay for
about 67,000 tnlles of wire of which
work which must bo done in all »o<x
It,000 miles are used for long distance
lions of the slate.
purposes, und there ure f»7,00u poles,
" It is estimated that during this year
Tho telephone plant In Florldn teprraents Oil invcstmuiU of $5,991,972 9,730 new telephones will bu installed,
5,280 discontinued, making n net gala
snd is built, maintained nnd operated
by 0 3 employes whoso annual "pay Of 4.150 telephones for the year.
roll is $tt7Jt92.
This accomplishment will give Flor
ida a total of more than 29,670 tele
These workers all live In Florida
and moat of them are native horn. 1 phones.
They spend their wages hero at homo
The telephone workers In Florida
for food, clothing, rant, light, heat und
approach iholr big task cheerfully,
taxes Just as you speud your salary.
confident of accomplishing It to your
satisfaction.
The plans for the growth nnd (torch
opmeul of tho telephone system tit
They nro encouraged by your evh
Florida for the next flvo years are
doncp nf good will in the fair treat
such Hint the skill and energy of the
ment you have accorded their com
telephone organization will be taxed
pany und the consideration you hxr»
tq (lio titinoa!.
displayed in time cf difficulty.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. MARCH lfi, 192.1
SOCIETY
PACE SEVEN
'i'llUU8DAY SOCIAL CLUR
|ta na Kk * 4 Ba fa hr toi hr *u to a program of zpfcikvra. whose family, cspodully his daughter, who
Mrs. William II. Hynes entertained Id
* * words will he of insjiirnttomd and stig- was a mebmer of the Woman's Club.*
nt her home on French avenue it he- 1*3
M lgustive value towards next year's We feel it will lie some comfort, even
Pb work. The meeting of Wednesday,, in their, deep affliction, to know that
liRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor ing the weekly meeting of the Thurs- M
day Social Club and also the birthday ho
l*a March "1st is to tie an open one, to;he whom they loved was so respected
Phono 217-W
of the hostess. At five o’clock the ks
II
k lT * mur
-l.lfln jr ? •
b . men ns wcji as women, to anyone in-j nnd beloved in the community.
i i T>« a r * M i l l
•» n n l a i
guests were invited into the dining t*L
•a U rested in civic work. The names of 4.— That these resolutions lie juihmT | | i m
i r * • a i e r l a l a l a o , w r it
: aaalal r a i d «• I k h l » M n » " i l .
room where delicious refreshments b* Mr:. Henry Wight, Reporter ** the speakers u'ill he announced in lished in the Sanford Herald, a copy
* ,,1 1 ,. or i r l t i k o M f k t II***. I t n i l
were served. Those enjoying the hos to.
la f t r o llr M » r w l» lr «
Phone 315-W
b* Monday's Herald,
furnished tiie family o f the deceased
pitality of this charming hostess *i
Hr
mid
n copy he spread upon the mittSOCIAL CALENBlAR
were: - Mm. John I’ezold, sr., Mrs. m *a bn M M tea ha toi
ha ItcMolutions Adopted by n Committee Utes o f the Woman's Club.
I’mil Muller, Mrs. Fred llrundt, Mrs.
From the Woman's Club, Sanford
MARY PULKSTON,
Saturday— Annual Linen Shower for
Charles Ludwig, Mrs. Paul I’ czolil,
Your new press chairman , makes
WHEREAS, God in His wise provi
SUSAN WIGHT,
the F«maid-Lougliton hospital.
Mrs, J. Tnckach, Mrs. M. Minarik, her how to you today, Sanford Club dence* has removed from our midst *
Committee.*
Saturday— Cooked food sale by the
Mrs. Charles Wood, Mm.
Frnnk women! Mr. Holly says we may hnve Mr. I). A. Kelly,
Brotherhood of St. Andrew at
Meisch, Miss Mary Henncay, Miss A. a column all our own and dressed up
HE IT RESOLVED:
Stokes’ Cash store.
O R LA N D O ’S TW O
Tnkach and Miss M. Robinson.
with
u
special
heading,
a
fine
new
I.- That we bow In humlde sub.
Monday— S t Agneh Guild will meet
spring bonnet, ns it wi re! It is ‘our mission to the will of God, being as
N E W HOTELS AR E
at the homb of Mm. Win, lidding
PIPE ORGAN CI.IIII MEETS
hope to make this column more than sured He doeth all. things well, and
on the West Side at 3:30* p. in.
OPEN TO P U B LIC
The members of the Pipe .Orgnn rn almanac nnd n chronicle,
We maketh oven the hard things of life to
Monday— Pipe Organ club meeta at
Club Were delightfully entertained on should like to have a little highbrow work together for good Yd them that
the home of Mr*. Craig Harris, of
ORLANDO, March DL—With , the!
Mondny afternoon at -the lovely home stuff now and then to keep us In love Him.
West First street, at 3:30 p. m.
opening of two new hotels in Orlando
of Mrs. IL T. Pace on West First touch with big club movements all
l!.—That in the pm ova I of Mr. KelMonday — Daughters Meeting (Mis
street. The meeting was presided over over America us well ns in our own ly, the community hah .sustained n Wednesday, representing an invest
sionary Society) at the home of Mrs.
by Mrs, Craig Harris and in the nb- dear state. We think it would ho nice gtent loss, Tim high esteem in which ment of $1,7l)iMi{Ki the B construct (on
A. D. Zachary on Magnolia avenue,
Senee of the secretary, Mis. Forest to have lots of the little gossipy things he was held wns attested by the large begun on n new $10,000 hotel at Win
at 3:30 p. m.
Gatchel acted. Several items of in women love to hear about other wom number o f friends and acquaintances ter I'ark amt. plans drawn for a $75,000 hotel at AVInter Garden, Orange
terestwere discussed and plans have en who are engaged In the same kind which attended the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crane of Macon,
county
gives evidence o f her continued
3. —That the borieved widow, who is
Ga„ are in the city for a short visit. been perfected to hold an Easter ba of endeavor. Your chairman will
growth
itnd development and her de
zaar, rooked food side mid colored egg therefore ho most grateful for helpful a faithful member of the Wnnfan's
sire
to
take
earn of the people who are
Jacksonville WO* represented here sale, the place to he announced Inter. hints and wholesome telephone tattle! Club, be assured of our wannest sym coming to this county in great mini*
' ’ 'Mrs. Gatchel announced there would
pathy and that wc commend her to
yesterday by L D. Donahoo.
hers.
he n rumnmge sale Saturday nnd so
Club women in Sanford are very the God.of all grace nnd comfort.
The new San Juan hotel with il
happy ovqr the successful meeting of
4.
—That lhe*e VOsolution.”, he pul
L. T. Allen of Oviedo apent the day licited the aid of each member,
Afttfr
the
business
meeting,
the
lished
in
tiie
Sanford
Herald,
a
copy
to;
110
*>«>""• Ml with bn Hi, its magnifithe
Slate
Board
of
the
Florida
Fed
in Sanford yesterday on business.
club enjoyed a social hour, Mrs. Pace, eration of Women's Clubs, The visi l.e furnished to the widow of the <le^|t,?n^ Idbhy and beautiful new stores
ground floor is n murli needed
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jones of Val assisted by Mrs. Harris and Mrs. tor^ were n wonderful looking lot of ceased nm| a ropy spread upon the 0,1
and appreciated addition.
•
dosta, (!n„ are among the Georgians Hall, served her guests delirious ice women—pulsed, alert, well gowned minutes of the Woman's Club.
cream, topped with cherries, and and responsive.
.MARY PIM.ESTON,
Tile new' Angchilt hjitel representspending some time in Sanford.
cake.
S l'S A N WIGHT,
ing un investment of $1,100,nm> has
The
chili
will
meet
next
Monday
nf*
t’olniuittec.
350
rooms and 250 baths on its eleven
Mrs,
E.
M,
Galloway
had
ns
her
Miss Isabelle Tate, of DoLnnd, is
.. — —
floors of the he.-t lit nutijenl hotel collthe attractive wpek*l?nd guest of Misn Urimon with Mrs. Craig Nnrria on guests during the hoard meeting. Miss
West First street.— Mrs. J. C. Mitch Elizabeth Skinner, stale president and Hroolut intis Adopted hy a Committee ; true tion ajtd equipment. It ii> among
Lucy Byrd Smythc.
ell, Reporter.
the following district vice-presidents:
from (he Woman’s Club. Sanford.
thl‘
modern ami r.uqpMo hotols ■
Section 3—Mrs. C. F. Jones, River
WHEREAS, God in Ills wi-e provi-iin
!" " l "111 mean much in re-;
Mr! and Mrs. Mark Guttner, of Or
tbe rongestidn in the matter
angeville, O., were among the arriv PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIA Junction; Section 0—Mrs. II. E. Brown |deuce lia-r removed from our mid-i
TION
Del.and; Section 7— Mrs. W.
F. Mi. F. W, Mahoney,
" f hotel mcomiuodations-iti Orlamlo. »
als here yesterday nnd are registered
Blackman,
Lake
Monroe;
District
S
A very inspiring meeting of the
at the Montezuma.
HE IT RESOLVED:
FORMER PRESIDENT OF It. It.
Parent-Teachers association was held Mrs, Katherine Tippets, St. Peters1. Thai we tiow* in luim1de sub
i MON DEAD
Mrs. J. Weinstein, of Jacksonville.'yesterday afternoon at the Grammar long: So tion 10—Mrs. Ktlu-i 1. I’or
mi-.-bill lo the will of God, hr iig asj, the guest of her niee'e, Mrs. S. S.'school with a small luit enthusiastic ter, of Stuart.
0 :10 1 that lie doeth all th in - well,
I It) I lit* Unm Lilnl I’ rra*)
Hsume! at her home on Sanford group of members.
ami maketb even the hard things of
BALTIMORE, Mar.-h HI WiMiam
1
The
lutteheon
at
the
Woman’s
Club
Heights.
The first part o f the meeting was
life I11 w*.|k together for g,-,„! l«» them S. Curler, li‘l. former pti--o!eni of the
---------
.!. J|. Tuliinlor of Atlanta, Ga., orrived in Sanford yesterday and will
spend several days here attending to
business.
WOMAN’S CLUB
COLUMN
For quick results try a want ad.
Daily Fashion Hint
" t
i
Sr.jtulnUUtii expect, to teke seme
qA
NO. 1676
The present price of tiie Ford
Touring 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 he impossible.
To protect yourself, order now.
Make a small clown payment, die
balance on easy terms.
i.20— H e a d
clh-ruiitintur (or Han. Mi™. AltU.
tV*kfoftfhc. nti<l WtlriUlli.
Review
A VERY PLEASING TYPE
Simplicity here is really the essence
of style. This drrs* of dark brown
satin cr&pc has for its colorful louch a
girdle ol gilt anti dark green nailhfads,
strung on a chain of dark brown beads.
The applied Iront it caught m with
the right shoulder, the closing being on
the left. There is a sash-of self-mate
rial to which the gathered iwneis are
attached. Flowing sections lengthen
the short ooe-iucce skrevea. Medium
size requires 6j4 yards J6-ioch mate',
p with-him-this •rhpictonar Review
sf 1
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Hilo 20W ill and J* to-*6 ulciie*_
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Pnn*t ufa.lnUnm trilnz lo kill thow r***m
Rnncty for U so-D ottor than Tropa
i-oi Ijoi, :C*!
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SOLD EVERYWHERE
1
1C H A U T A U Q U A
W E E K HERE
AR CH 31 TO APR. 5 :
REDPATH
Atlractinns
‘Including
IN
Van Browne
Novelty Company
Special Children’s
Programs
Notable Lectures on
Timely Subjects
5-------- BIG D AYS-
d-
NATIONAL TOILET CO.
Parts, T
- 8 E A S 0 N T IC K E T S , $3.00
■
A visit lo our simp will (five '• »i| *
an intimate iieipiaiillance with tiie in .
3
terestinjr offerinypi of th»> new season.
:«
The Ayparel section is intercstintf rind replete with lienuti*
ful summer frocks. lit Silks,
New Printed Crepes, Pliaroh
Crepes, Cantons and others
predominate. In cottons, ex(juisite
Linens,
Swisses,
Voiles, Ginghnms and many
other
materials
popularly
priced—
1Q
10
f . p 7 r in e s
onl'alenee.
1*
“T U R N TO TH E
R IG H T’’
E V E N IN G
H A W A II”
r
M
wise providing tin •‘•’lection is de.Krwng of ^
A sim plicity that m iph asi/es good la.*to is
the predom inating eh a raetcristie o f fashions
at BauniLTs.
Great Comedy Drama
“A N
A defeinleiae «»f the store of one’s eiioicc in
A season o f ch a rm in g
fashions, lioantifnl
H fahrics and ch 'ligltlfu l accessories w ith th<*
R
H innumcraidi* v a rities o f tin- inode
aiwav ■
cxiirossr'd in a heertming manner.
Chautauqua
Di Giorgio Concert
Orchestra
. SOc at y m » tolkt couottr.. M
Utun bosbymaBSe.
11 ri % «.»I tlii« l«« - ! lilts, 111 »t!!l11
Wtlll t*lWltor*. liquid*
I* or stir exeerlmciilftl
I>n*tt*rktlnn«.
Original Musical Production
Nadine FacePowtier will
, keep the roses In your cheeks.
It will make your skin soft,
smooth said velvety. It will
lend an irresistabte chnrm,
and the fragrance of the
flower garden.
Nadine adheres and
protects the skin
from sun, wind and
^
dust. Contains do
ingredient that can harm the
skin or the eyes. Money re
funded if not* pleased. *
tlh .G IN S
Stearns’ Electric Paste i f ,,r :1 fe w <la-v s o n ,y-
Caveny, Artist in
Chalk and Clay
ePickxul
h im d m
\ id Tmr icrtl f o n l , I 4nr*thi. I -irUsun l l r a l r f
K:i»r (ii'iiioit^ t Fit 11 mi mf I t t d n r l (fif llciiliim rnJI
Is nw»nlfo<1 ■R. 1ho rm
Werno Ladies Quartet
13*14
m
fmvs at Brady’s Stable
Electric Curling Iron
KeepYour Complexion
of Rose-Petal Texture
It
Ford ptiett here ttfvtr been to lino
Ford iiuality hat never been to high
For Sa
Get a ticket with each cash purchase
□f five gallons HIGH TEST GASO
LINE, good for n chance on
this
Curling Iron.
Better Tires for less Money
*
(05 Palmetto Are^-t-----Phone IS1-J
Greater Touring Car Value
II. I!. Ilr t|i'r f »im
1Q
10
MARCH 31ST WK W ILL GIVE
AW AY AN
LINEN SHOWER
Today und tomorrow nre the days
the annual linen shower for the
Irrnald-Luughton hospital. Uave you
rent ip your donation? Be sure and
*ln,l ft in either today or tomorrow,
" e want this to be tho biggest and
« * t shower ever given for the hospi•M nnd we need the hearty co-operahon of each and every one to make it
‘ success. ,
f»mp of which ho is one of the direc
di vote the three remaining meetings
Tnkes the Windshield Wiper.
Mis, If. S. Jettison, of Miami, left
hdt yesterday for her home after
*pending the pakt three (lays here ns
the guest of Mrs, John T. Brady.
Mrs. Jenlson Is state historian for the
f. F. W. C. and was among those at
tending the State Hoard meeting here
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
.( harlcs A. Hamilton, athletic di'wtor of Springfield Athlotic club of
Jacksonville and director of athletics
sfiivitics at Cluncy Rock camp for
“°T* •» in the city tho guest of Dr.
ind Mrs. J. N. Robson. Mr. Hamillo n's travelling in the interests of the
^’I'ulnr hoys summer camp and yeslerday morning delivered, |W IntereatnK lecture before the high school
F . O. D . D E T R O IT
T , *l:i\ was donut "d by nteiidiei . m
devoted to the program which wn* exthat love lliai.
|li,ilherh»<id ef Lo‘oinotivi* I uetuen
llil.lihnl Ik (lie visit,.i
ceptionnliy good. The Grammar schuol
11' *l1"
' 1 **" *' 1,1 1 ' (>I1' '*
and
Engit emeti, die«l at a ln, :d be2. That in Ihe removal of Mr, Mu
teh-ry
orchestra rendered a selection follow- Ilovely feature waie the
pita!
heie last nigbl.
heart« , ,..n«ibate I by Mr. Lehman, In ney tiie community has so-lamed a
ed by a reading by Mi*s Ituth Kanner.
great loss, a* lie was olwn\ - ready to
The Wnwniiniu rlelighter! all with n ‘ whn boa" ,ml l >’ n r,,vv *‘N'e. ialiy for
take an active part in every thing for!
gnmji of charmingly rendered immD-**"!1' -c*.
the benefit of SanforiL.nlways lending:
hers of Hawaiian songs. Miss Edna
a
helping hand to the cryo f distress. t
The Musi- Department gave an open
Chittenden sang a solo in. her usual
II.— That we offer our sincere and
pi
q*
nlo
at
the
club
house
Wrdnes
delightful manner,
dev a tei!!'>, n, which y.ns entitled tin- tenilerest syniputhy to the berieved
II. S. Mattox of Folkston, Ga., is
making his headquarters at the MonIrxuma while in the city on a btislness mission.
At the conclusion of the program
-------Mrs. K. I’. Morse, president of the lo- Se--*i*4t» i od w e arranged i,y a com
Mrs. Annie llorhinc of f arlineville, , nj I'arent-Teachers association, with a 'if,- • co.Viist;njt of Mrs. MtAUi-ler.
m ' 1 Mr
The
HI, is spending a short time,here en n f,,w well chosen word- introduced ^,ts*
route; to the northern part of the; Mrs. F. E. Godfrey, of Orlando, slate m ;pbrrp, a'l j-f Co in mo t enjoyable,
t,s fellows:
state.
president o f tin* P. T. A. who gave v.i
#,MK*ii;7t- to the Ll'.tVe. Miss Lillie
•a most interesting talk explaining the
Mr. ami Mrs. IL H. Finn o f Cnr- purpose of the association and stress Ruth S; i n er.
Winter
.,'hinby Mr.'..
Virginia
bondaie, Pa., 'were among the tourists ing the vital importance of publicity
arriving here yesterday for u short ami urged closer relations between Glenn.
*tay, and nre pleasantly located at teachers and the homes, Mrs, Godfrey
Me:c.' solr.i'.- Spring Fong Miss
announced the state convention which Virginia IW'H'twy.
the Montezuma.
; convenes in Orlando April 11 and 12
Chores Roses, Roses Everywhere
Mrs. J. J. Haurnel has returned to;and asked that ns many as possible M r I'plt'l ,ii|;h. Mi . P h i l l i p - . Mr*,
fcrr home in Wnlerbury, Conn., after attend.
lie:'!, I 'It- ttailn . Mts. I.take anil
spending the past month here with
A matter of much impmiai,,.. .,f \j,
her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. the afternoon was the motion niado
All nci.ompanim**nts were played by
8. liuumcl.
an dsecomled, to join the .Stale anil Mins DeComsey and after the chorus
National 1*. T. A. It was also voted to
she continued playing its lovely mel
Mrs. M. A. Love, of Quincy, nnd increase the «lues from twenty-live
ody while little Ellen Telford did n
Jltii. It. A. Ingles, of Jacksonville', left cents to thirty-five cents n year.
dainty little spring-time solo dance.
yesterday fur their homeii after upend
Another enjoyable feature o f the
ing several days here us the guests of afterniMiii was the address hy Prof.
There will Is* a tegular business
T. W. Lawton.
Mrs. J. G. Hharvn.
meeting of (he Welfare Department
Every parent is asked and urged on Wednesday, the 2!st. Ily a recent
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zdlmonovitz, of to join this association, not only those
amendment to the tlull le,-law* the
Brunswick, Ga., were the guests of who have
children in school, hut all „ ffi, ,.r, f„ r , ht.
■e cmiiireit
t yt.!U. vvj||
ih.-ir daughter, Mrs, S^- S. Ilnuim-I. ilo
ir11<-ji'.hU fJ in L*tU'r
(o serve through May. The new offic
Lsl week coining down especially to Come out In the next meeting and ers ate already at work on a program
Btti nd the Fashion Shyw nnd see their bring others with you. You will fee! for P.123-24. As the work of this de
large grandson.
fully repaid.
partment is complete it is proposed to
Mrs. F. E. Godfrey, of Orlamlo,
state president of the Parent-Tench*
«rs Association, was in the city yes
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Sanford Herald, 1923
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, March 16, 1923
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald