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IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION - ANY HAS R PLANS FOR GUARANTEES TO FRANCE AND FINANCIAL SUPERVISION *• •\ ' . _ -.i. ■- • ••• •f • •% .■*itff i*(a CELERYJA R K E T S WATERWAYS FIRE FIGHTERS CONTINUE WORK IN SIERRA MADRE TODAY AND WITH FOREST FIRE DAMAGES Florida—Manatee .21 Which Will Reach Five Million Dollar Mark With High Wind Blowing * Carlot Shipments Reported for Wed­ nesday, March Nth: Florida—Sanford section .............. 59 section ..... :-----California .... ........ 11 Florida—Tampa section 9 MEETING CONTINUES UNTIL LATE HOUR FRIDAY EVENING Total ........... ................. ......,.,...85 Shipments previously unreported MASS OF DOCUMENTARY IAT IS ATTRACTING CONfor Tuesday, March 13th: Florida by DATA BEING PRESENTED • * (U r Thr Aaaoetafrd SIDERARLE ATTENTION PASADENA, California, March 16.—Fire fighters were still on duty in boat, 102 erntrs. BY JUDGE BLAND . IN LONDON TODAY the SIcrrn Madre mountains near here lest the flames which started yester­ day and spread rapidly but believed to Ik under cnntw} last night break out Shiping Point Information for Wednesday. March I ith: with renewed fury. Los Angeles county forester estimated dnntnge to water SANFORD. FLA.: Cool, partly shed nt five million dollars. Whchcr the fire could be kept under control nnd extinguished entirely with comparative speed depended early today upon cloudy, llaulings heavy, demand slow iVhich Daily TclcRmph Sn.vsi Arc FIRST PAYMENT WILL HE OVER whether there was a repetition of the zixty-mile-an-hour wind which prevailed movement drnggy, light wire inquiry, DISCUSSION AT CHARLESTON ON From AH. Paris of Central and South Florida and Much In* ThorouKhly Reliable Rut HIGHWAY FROM NORFOLK FOUR .MILLION over the fire tone yesterday. . • market slightly weaker. Carloads f. teresl Being Shown Kepi Dark TO MIAMI o. b. usual tm-ms: Jjl inch crates Gol­ DOLLARS den Self-blnnbhing -1-fl doz. stalks in ( f l y T il * Prr««» ( t l r Tfc* A u w l l O d ( l l y T h e Auxorlntrd I ' m t l the ropgli mostly $1.(10, New French LONDON, March . 15.—InformaAs the Daily Herald goes to press CHARLESTON. March 15.—Dele­ WASHINGTON, .March .15.—The Strain 4-6 doz. stalks In the rough Ition printed by diplomatic correspond- first payment by the Dritish govern­ gates from five South Atlantic coast the Watcrjvays hearing Is still in pro­ $l.40-$l.60, few well bleached higher. |(nU of the Pally Telegraph to the ef- ment recently negotiated at Inst fund­ states are here for the annual session gress and a mass of facts nnd figures |f«l that Germany has up her sleeve of the South Atlantic Coastal High­ nrc being presented to the U. S. Gov­ ing agreement will be made today at Total carlot shipments from San­ Ipeace plans that include Kunrpntee; way Association. Discussion plans ernment engineers in the effort to ob­ tile New York-Federal Reserve Hank. ford fhis reason to dativ... 1,99* [to franco as well as international sufor proposed highway from Norfolk to tain twenty feet of water in the St. Although formal agreement has not Total carlot shipments from Man­ Ipcrvision of her finances attracted Miami‘ winding down the coast thru Johns river from Sanford to Pnlatyet actually been signed the London atee tl|is season to date ........ 985 [considerable attention hero today, Virginia, Curolinns, Georgia nnd Flor­ kn. The meeting was called for The rectfition given nt the country |sir Mntcrna has been adopted as the Total cariot shipments from San­ government has made known the de­ 10 uMock this mornintf but did not hearticlo was based on ndviecs which ida on the program. . .. sire to make nt once $1,182,085 pay­ club Tuesday afternoon was one of General Federation song. 1his cour ford Inst season to date ......... 1,042 start on time, owing to-the delays In * newspaper says are thoroughly re­ ment necessary to reduce bnck to even the most charming events of the en­ tosy was planned by Mrs. Gwynne Total carlot shipments front Man­ waiting for several important delega­ liable asserts that Germany is not 41,000,IKK),000 figure upon which (12 tile meeting of the Slate Hoard of Fox. atee last season to date ..... 760 tions to reach Sanford. [prepared to bring the plan into the The following program was plan­ the Florida Federation of Women’s year funding plan carculntcd. [light until she is assured it will reLieut. Col. Gilbert Youngberg, Se­ Clubs. This nlfuir was in the capable ned by Mrs. Teonaley, chairman of 1’ITTSHURGII: :t», cloudy. 13 Ictlve more attention thnn did the procond I.icut. II. 11. Iuiper, assistant ! hands of Mrs. RolK-rt Newman nnd Music for the Sanford Woman’s Club Florida arrived, 55 cars on track In­ [pouts she had ready for the London Enginei4 J. M. Braxton nnd W. A. and wai most enthusiastically receiv* ! Mrs. J. "M. Wallace, nnd the*e Indies cluding broken. Opening Thursday: land Paris Premiers’ conference. Uunnct are present to hear the evi­ received nt the door with Mis* Kliz-ied: Supplies heavy, demand nnd move­ dence that will l»e presented by every "Go Pretty Hose" Then Mar­ * -iIk tli Skinner, state president, and. Duet: ment slow, market weak, Florida, 10 DUSSELDORF, March 15.—Three city along the St. Johns river or sdseilles, sung by Mrs. Lucille AspinMrs. it. E. Tolar, president of the inch crates Golden Self-blanching and AND WITH MAYOR DIGGERS GET ; Jncent thereto and Judge Bland of [Germans were shot and killed by the fnr.l Woman’s Club. The decora­ wnll Takncli and Mrs. E. M. House­ CLEAN HIM. OF [French sentries today while trying to : Orlando is presenting they case in his holder, accompanied by Mrs. Dcas. New French Strain tions of the Country Club were titmHEALTH 1 able manner. |break into a machinery' warehouse at Reading. "When the Little Hoy Ran « 7 1 « a«alks $l..o.$L (K l uni in their tastefulness nnd beauty. IRecklinghausen, According to the MIAMI HF.A< II, March L>.~ I tesi- -p Away" by Frank L. Stanton, given l»KTROIT: No report on weather. The information particularly dfsir­ |u, orange and green colors of the I l l y *| hr 1 aain-|n*-d l*rra«) French announcement the shooting dent Harding slipped •|tn« lly mlo Mi „tlltl, ^duration were in evidence i:i by Mm. Wren McGinn, to « irnis-(- Florida arrived, 28 earn on track mTALLAHASSEE, March 15.—The ed by the girvernment has been pre­ [took place after the Gormans had dii- ami yusterday and had a round of golfi icul accompaniment played by Mrs. eluding broken. Supplies liberal, de-| of cn|endulas and in a strikcourt ordered discharged pared by the Wnter Traffic I-caguo mnnd and movement light, market *U|1 t>nu . j regarded the usual challenges. Tnknch. and was entertained at luncheon by |tlK frieze arrangenienl over the whole • , ... . . , _ , . . . from custody Mayor Higgem ami Mu- nnd will Ik* presented in the form of Horidn, 10 inch crates (.olden , . . . . . . . • , Carl G. Fisher, formerly of Itulinnnp-; |on>rth of the mantel. Great clusters Quartette, "Blossom Time” sung by (dull. nmpal Judge Joe Enrman, of West a brief. It shows that the needs of •f•** Mis. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. SchelleiFelf-Ulanrhlng 4-C dor. stalks V— LONDON, March 15.— Germany is olis but now one of Miami’s citizens.* (1j plum blossoms were effectively Palm Reach, who were sentenced to navigation between Jacksonville and (3.00: 3 ami Md"Z. stalks S3.50; III do*, Colelough nnd libout to ntnkc a declaration that she nnd then spent the Into aftcrqiMin nnd used throughout nnd the bowl of plum Mnilles, serve ten ilnys in jail by Circuit l mirl Sanford are sufficiently urgent to re­ .stali;-, $1.75-$2.00; New French Strain ut-companied by G eorge I |i*willing and ready to produce n p l a n t a b o a r d th houseboat anchored blossoms and nnd pink ruses on the ex­ Judge Davis for contempt of court. quire the construction of a twentyI-f. doz. stalks $2.50-43.00. ileus. Ifor the final settlement of the n pa- utf the Flamingo hotel dock. quisitely appointed ten table called In the opinion delivered by Justice foot channel in order to provide fa­ PHILADELPHIA: 31, i;lear. 2 After Mrs. McGinn's charming Initons question, provided she cpn Thus, what had In-en expected to forth many exclamations of delight. Whitfield the court overruled the judg­ cilities for the potential tonnage of lid>i on the plan receiving attention he one of the busiest days the presi- i This table was coidinlly presided readings, she gave the following orig­ California, 5 Florida arrived, i cars ment of the circuit court for Palm this and tributary territory. It con[ad consideration o f tha»allicd govern-, ,jcnt |,:w had since beginning his va- {,v„ r \,y Mrs. j . it. Columnn and Miss inal tribute to the Florida Women’s tn track including broken. Supplies Hcnch county holding the act of the tains dntn showing the navigation new moderate, demand nnd movement mod«*nls, says tho Daily Telegraph’s rf,t|on trip a week ago turned out to* Margaret Clarke, nnd llu- whole scene Clubs: mayor nnd judge did not constitute existing on this waterway, boats now land, eiate, market steady. Floridn 10-inch iplomatlc correspondent, upon whose IJUjt.ti perhaps the rani—the first j WB„ one „ f gaiety and cultir, as visit-1"Hurrah for the hosts of the criminal contempt. Justice Ellis dis­ operating to different points on tho [crates Golden Sclf-Hlanehing 3-0 doz. [information tho Daily Telegraph in nn encountered by the presidential pnrty ‘ org and homo folks beautifully goyvned of llowers, sented both cases. The rase rnnie be­ river, together with a schedule of Who labor for others all the years, j stalks well blanched $11.25; H doz. fore thCeourt on writ habeas corpus. trips, drafts and dimensions of these [riitorinl snys the fullest confidence on the trip and the first Miami has women. *stalks $3.00; New French Strain, 4-0 river craft. It also shows the char­ months and hours! |nay be placed. . had in several weeks—had something Mingled in nn hour of perfect so­ to the frail doz. stalks |2.25-$2.50; 3 doz. stnlks acter, tonnage nml value, present out­ Ye bring richest blessing to do with it, but it wns largely due cial relaxation. Music wnr dispensed G. O. P. Claims Big $2.00; H ill doz. stalks $1.76. going and incoming commerce from human i^cc.___ v DUSSELDORF, March 15.— A.f.ll- to a general recognition by the presi­ throughout by the Stnmun orchestra mrt! Every NEW YORK: 25. clear. 30 Flori­ this vast territory, giving in dotall Itionol troops arc to bu sent into the dent’s friends that he desires rest. Saving This Year composed of Mr. J. M. Stumnn. train., Y'e are thA salt o f the da arrived. Supplies heavy, demand the principal commodities which are Mr.^ station ye grace I Ruhr, is has been announced, to nsNnone of the political conferences bone. Mrs. K. I.. Hunliek, piam In Wielding Axe ship|K*d and the proportion of tonliit in coal seizures which will bo­ foreseen 111 some quarters occurred Hmdfonl. violin. Mrs. Gwynt Fi.x. God r>pccd IIS you plan each noble and movement limited, market rn ther j doll Florida 10 inch crates New! nngu now moving by rail and water. great deed, rin today. More troops will be dis- M.-terdnv_ and the only thing* np- clarinet. ' WASHINGTON, March 14.—Claims Valuable information is also contain­ for all the. Frciirh Strain anil Golden Self-Munch­ frtchcd if it is necessary to augment; |tr<Nt* liing a conference was a talk tho Among the other delightful iiuiiiIh'I .Send a bounteous harvest ing, fair quality, 3-0 doz. stalks $1.75- of material reductions in appropria­ ed in the Brief streuing the resourc­ good seed. Ith* forces attached to the engineers’ pre5i)ll,nt hn(J sv„|, Attorney General they played America the Henutiful, the Hurrah!, for the Florida Womcn’s $2 .00 , few $225; 8 doz. stnlks $1.50­ tions for tho fiscal year 1924 under ed of this section and the influence minion. Daugherty after luncheon. Even it glorious patriotic composition of Kn41.76; wushed nnd prccooled 3 doz. those of 1923 woruTnude yesterday in Improved navigation would have in de­ Clubs! wns understood to linvo bam wholly tlicrlnc l.co Hates, which is the old statements inserted in the Congres­ veloping these resources. Rat* differ­ stnlks ?2.00.$2.25. BERLIN, Mnrch • 15.—“ Thunder informal nnd to have ranged about the sional Record by Chairman Madden entials are shown to points having |bags in tho air between tho l.ippe health of the attorney general who FIVE MILLION TO and Warren of the house nml senate competitive rail and water transpor­ »nd the Ruhr" writes the Elbcrfeld left the presidential party last week Bights of Americans Carpenter Injured appropriation^ committee. At tho tation facilities, ns against those serv­ CONTEST TICK IS correspondent of the Aligeincino Zei- at Ormond nnd came here to conval­ Sharply Debated at snmo time, Representative Hyrnes of ed only by rail. on New Building tung. “and if it ever breaks loose, esce from his recent illni"*s. -­ Tennessee, ranking Democrat on the CATTLE MEN’S AIM Trial of W . Z. Foster woe to the French nnd woe to nil EuCongressman Scars wna among the One of the carpenters working on house committee, asserted that when 1tope” speakers this morning and ho prom­ President (iocs Petitioning the inside rooms of the Puleston- tho deficiencies for next yonr were ised his support toward obtaining any (H r T k f A « w l« lr < l !’ « • • ' The correspondent snys the WcstST. JOSEPH, Mo., March 15.—Se- thi sUtV^for n!|Ur«L|ipropriat'ion' of fC Hrumley building was Injured th l^gtaled the outlay would amount to nnd all measure* looking for the bet­ tHalian is n man of few words, but Golfing’ and Fishing lection of a jury to try William Z. ((| eradicate tick in Florida morning by n fall thnt ruptured nn more thnn that of 1923. when he docs begin to speak action Chairman Madden placed the ap­ ter waterways in his district and In violntinK •Inc Enjoying Florida Foster, charged wi^li i h not fnr off, nnd adds, “ until reand electing McQueen Charles, of Olu artery in his hend. Ho was found in every part of the state of Florida. Michigan law against criminal syndi­ Town, president for 1923-24.the 4th a pool of blood by some of his fellow propriations for 1923 at $3,708,777,­ Judge Bland of Orlando made nn elo­ |tently the Westphalians have kept (H r The A»»ocln(cd !•*«*••) calism, still was uncompleted last ev­ workmen and rushed to tho Rohson 103, as compared with $3,910,579,667 their feelings to themselves, reirfiz’ MIAMI, Fin., March 15.—The flood ening, although the state, twice had annual session of the cattle raisers ns- Sanitarium where he received medical for the previous year. This, he said, quent plen for the twenty-foot chan­ iag that the whole country is swarm- of golden sunshine tempered by the nel from Snnfonl to Jncksonvillo and soclatlon of Florida adjournejd yes­ rcprcSdrtts n reduction of $233,802,­ approved n completed panel. attention. |tog with spies.’’ presented the facts in his usual able terday. * cooling »ea breeze provided almost 604. • Y’enterdny's session wns marked by “Thv inhabitants of the Ruhr," tho manner nnd in n most convincing way The important matters dlscunsed at Ideal setting for President Hnrding’a long arguments over highly techni­ "Included in the 1923 figures, how­ to the U. S. Army engineers. Judge Icorrespondent declnrcs, have even Alms House Burns, this session were tick eradication and new vacation venture, n fishing trip cal questions of political economy ever," he said, "was the sum of $125,­ gone ns far ns threats, which is eviBland said the Florida Water Traf­ a state no-fence law. It was asserted down the Florida coast. The presi­ nnd inherent moral rights. Seven Women, 2 Men 000,000 of discount accruals on wnr fic dented by an incident which he relates league expected to obtain ten savings securities which matured in dent started the day with a round of Judge Chnrles White, presiding in by speakers thnt enforcement of pres­ Burned to Death |M follows: thousand members and (Rls was no January, 1923, and which wns not re­ golf over the Miami llench course for tho ens^, nnd Mr. Walsh, the defense ent tick eradication measures and small agitation that would die out “The labor unions at Bochum pro­ passing of stnte no-fence law would some including D. W. Griffith, motion attorney, clashed over the legal right peated In the 1924 appropriation. De­ (Hr The Asaorlslr* l 'r f « l tested against the sharpening of the after the hearing today but it meant a ducting this sum, the reduction for picture producer nnd former Kcnntor of individuals tn preach the inherent exterminate the range industry in ANGELICA, N. Y.. March 15.—Sev­ ‘ late of soige. The French gonerul concerted effort thnt would grow Frelinghuysen, o f New Jersey. The right of a people to stage a violent Florida. The numbers of the asso­ en women nnd two men perished when 1924 under 1923. is $108,802,504. invited them to the city hall to cxInrger each year nnd if they ycro ciation it was ascertained informally, . Allegheny County alms house on the The 1923 figures, Mr. Madden ex­ golf game was followed by luncheon revolution. . plain their reasons to him, mid ‘ he turned down once they would com* ami thciSthe start made on the fishing The defense attorney declared that are opposed to nny legislation whichl out„|4|rt* 0f this village burned early plained, include sums appropriated agajyi and they Intended to carry the Ibgan vindication of his lmeasures; VI llv u a u i | . , . n t * I I . . . r»T # s l» thereupon, they interrupted him nb- tup with objective Coco obo I ay CTub Foster, or any one else, had the priv­ will mukc either of these measures; t()(jny t |1c flrc Parted from a gas ut the present session to make up de­ nuttier to the hnlls of Congress If nec. . ' # . • • sif. ...!L^ J..I1 It Ihrt a'nfiitl ISiMli'f WAS ! explosion in the basement of the two ficiencies of Inst year. [♦uptly, declaring they did not care 25 miles down the coast. Belief was ilege to point out tot Americans thnt more stringent. dlsnr yto place the mnttcr of the Im­ The figures of Chairman Warren expressed by some members of the A resolution to request the next' Htory wooden structure where twentythey had n right, stated by the de­ I saything about that— all thnt made portance of the St. Johns river be­ coincided with those of Mr. Madden, no difference to them they told him, Harding party Hint the President nnd claration of Independence, to revolt legislature to abolish the present tick four women patients were quartered fore the Wnr department In a manner Mrs. Harding would stay here until if conditions under their form of eradication luw was voted down over­ and quickly spread to the adminis­ but Mr. Hyrnes contended thnt their [ sad added: that could not be ignored. government became intolerable. He whelmingly, however. The cattlemen tration building. Six women weru cro- method of .arriving at n truo esti­ “IVe have borne it long enough the end of the week. The hearing will probably b* fin­ argued that the Michigan syndicalist btuted that they are in favor of tick* mated In their bods nnd another kill- mate of the government’s expendl "ay; It will not go much longer. And ished late this afternoon, but th*»* Is law or any other statute was not .vio­ eradication, hut thnt it Ik Impossible] od when she leaped from nn upper turcs was based on an unsound pre­ one tiling ia certain. For, you, Gen- W ant Overland Cars a mass of literature that will be pre­ mise. lated unless the advocate of revolu­ to accomplish it by- dipping under window of the 'blazing building. |fr#l. 1t Is turning out badly. Do not So Badly They Steal sented and the hearing may b* ad­ "Tho total appropriations,” ho said, tion in the abstract actually advised present circumstances. forget that we have dynamite in journed until tomorrow to get *11 of Them Out of Garage resort to arms, Charles Sandhorn, head stableman "Including regular nnnual Increased . j nur mines. Remember that, and If it A unique feature of tho meeting the data. Judge Whito declared no right to tbft year wan the rodeo, or round-up, nt the institution lost his life while compensation, permanent and indefl Inpr goes off—good bye.’’. Miinnger Smith, of the Sminolenite for 1924, amoant to $3,708,777,­ attempting to rcscuo women inmates. preach revolution existed und George held yesterday afternoon in which cow, Overlnnd Co., has something to write HOSPITAL SALK AT YOWELL‘8 The night fireman, whose name was 109* t» which reappropriation* of $37,­ Bookwatcr, assistant prosecuting at­ b u r n e d u p b o n d is s u e boya staged lanco contests, ring eon 4 about now. A negro was discovered in torney of Berrien county, said Mr. teats, .|iorsc racing, pop the whip and not lournvd, was killed by the explo­ 103,141 should be added, making $3,­ (H r T h e A sso c ia te * ' IT e«») the garage the other night nnd wns Yowell & Co., are putting on a hos­ Walsit wns confusing the declaration other features from old fashioned sions. The structure was built 46 743,040,305. The appropriations for LIVE OAK, Jilarch 14.—Suwanct Just nbout to steal a nice new Over­ pital sate. In other word* they are li/23, Including $233,739,720, appropri­ of Independence—which is not law— years ago. tournament nnd rodeo. |tounty citizens have held a bonfire land car out when he was found by ated for deficiencies during the year assisting in tho linen shower for th* with Urn Constitution of the United j *ith their $180,000. bond Issue voted nn employee of the garage who sleeps Tlio 1924 meeting of the association EXTRA SPECIALS FRIDAY. were $3,940,679,667. It has always hospital by reducing the price on all States—tho basic law of tho nation. •everal months ago for the purpose of [overhead and was captured by a lot Read will be held in Wnchula, Hardee coun­ SATURDAY AND MONDAY been necessary to make appropria­ linens, IkmI linen*, towels, etc. the advertisement and get the prices Lard-surfacing Its portion of the Pen-1 i,f the American Legion boys who British Steamer tions to aupply deficiencies, and if ty- ’ . tacola-Jacksonville highway. The were nenrby with tho aid of Offlter Tho Hnnfonl Shoo & Clothing Co., wc assume, as wo are wurrantod in and help the hospiUl by patronizing Goes Down Today, Hate road department, It was report­ Dyeson. Mr. Smith snys they want tho special sale at Yowell’z where you NICE, March 16.—Mrs. Moll* Nam- have some extrp specials for Friday, dolGg, that tho deficiencies for 1024 'd, would not be ready for aometime Overland cars so bad they break in can buy your donations at very cheap Twelve Lives Lost ory, Aihorlcan woman lawn tennis Saturday and Monday and tho special will require as large appropriations to undertake its share of the work so nnd steal them now, Tho negro was champion today qualified to moot 8u- prices arc on auita, hats.-e»ps, shoes, as were made for 1023, the entire ap­ prices. ______ •Sueronee citizens abandoned the pro- sent to the city Jail where ho will ( n r T h e A aiM -lafr* propriations for 1924 will exceed those FLUSHING, Holland, MnrrJi 15.— snnne Lenglen In single* of Nleo etc., and the apodal prices wjll move i Under the circumstances tho face Judge Sharon and td| .why he Congressman Sears and Mm Scare them. Read the advertisement and ot 192.? by $190,937,221, and if re­ he The British steamer Mervillo has gone turnament tomorrow by defeating 'oad department has committed itself wanted a •new Overland when of Kissimmee were among the prom­ appropriations are includod, by 1228,d have picked n car much easier down nesrSteenbnnk with thb loss of Miss Tobin and Mr*. 0'NUI,,vEnglt«h save money by patronizing tho sale at loo^on." ’ |fo maintain a land-clay route through inent visitors U> tho city today. tho Sanford Shoe A Clothing Co. players In second nnd third rounds. twelve lives. county. ' . the street. ^ . , . £ J V\ *i r-1 ^ > riYn ■ . • ’ • * j„ ■**»y-. *’ i £&j «8~ ENGLAND IS READY TO PAY JED oTADVICES UNITED STATES m NUMBER 301 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923 VOLUME III. » 4* * : • r '«N1 DELEGATES IN SESSION ON HIGHWAYS M ANY PR E SE N T RECEPTION AT COUNTRY CLUB TO STATE BOARD F. FEDERATION WOMEN’S CLUBS WEDNESDAY AFT. PRESIDENT HAS NO TIME FOR POLITICS - JOE EARMANN IS DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY ■i • ■ i "5 iWb �*» •£* . vPAGE EIGHT <.■'>»-«v . r . r ■■ -.- - ■ .... THE SANFORD DAILY HERDED, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1923 Wi R-iWflWi *1* f u p .* j << . ,-4t> BIRTHDAY party ■- IUDGE DICKINSON RENDERS DECISION ~t‘4‘ W . i n S t f |hHf*Oob whether or not the harks are PROPERTY OW NERS ’ nnU p ! T » r S u > a 2 One of the most delightful childrens T A K E N'OTlCE! 1 « e ^ r lllC e S S parties given this season was that of •• '• " • • ••" ■ ' . Monday afternoon when Mrs. Lloyd ulA ./fit* conclusion U that they are Thc |aw vJde* that “ If t w o , up.j ON CITY PARKS! , m»My a a %*•* > n t A iti> « t t m » tta m n n r . ■. . . * Brown entertained at her home on thc ' |p0rk,> ' * £ " * * ' "J * thnt nnmc, " op rent estsVsIibU not b* paid beford’ riolion pictures o f the Auto Polo West Side in honor of Master Billie A* Imeafion for Library llulldlngs or , 9°^ they have been m acccpt<<L^ first day of April of any year, ■ame— Parachute drop and other Brown, .whose third birthday anniver­ Other UuildlnKH * | uml ,r^ ° 1 Kpl,c<l b>’ bolh thc cRy nnd (t?c tax collector ahall ndvcrtlsc and renra and alao sary it was. • Games of nil kinds were played on H2-.H for your position” . How will you A N IT A STE W A R T the specious lawn, an Interesting 1oa. [fT** — IN— i hire being a peanut hunt. Elisabeth live when this is said to you, if Turner finding the most, was award­ you have no money? ed n. white Raster rabbit. After the But granting thnt the> are not pubHe Public Parks "'m o*. thc children enjoyed having Hundreds are getting i % In­ Dhes beauty' in distress arouse Complying with your request for a n 'i c Pnrhs. then all basis for any right their pictures made. terest on their savings at our ,• ,-out Or courageous girlhood fire opinion relative to tho status of public on the part Following, the pictures, the children your blood X Do sumptuous sets' parks, Dglila ‘ SAVIN G S D EPARTM ENT , assembled around a large table, dec- • . • and„ tho city’s - - right — to use saldit'nty . , er gbTgOoui goWns'entice you? Or orated with pink, white und blue, p la o -'l* * * f‘*r ',‘!1pUrpo*0 of “ *»tructlng j *It W not nubile JNCL p. J1NUINS, ^ preparing for that day should it ^ tli«»e, drnmu,, glitter, tears and I ad on the lawn, and refreshments o ft0 lb™ry b“ i ? in? therw>"’ 1 U‘* to parks, then tho ifeity “ **y n0t PUb"hiC Tax C))l*jtar, ' .milk:.? All that anil more in this ;*.j4 ha* no interest . •-* -j come to them. j ice cream and cake wore served. ,eubn,lt thc followln“ : Ssmlnolc County. picture. (,’OMKDY, TOO. tin::!, and could-only be n trespasser 8-KrlOtS After refreshments the guest* were Various definitions of a “ park" have in.tsing thc^n. W H Y NOT YOU? [ invited Into the dining room to cut the, hcen enunciated, an appropriate one The Herald for first class job work. — T O M O R R O W — fly conclusion is that the. blocks 1 birthday enke. The room w a s beauti- ^ f which ia as follows: „ ,or Motion pictures o f thi Auto Pu|0 •squares referred to are public parks i fully decorated carrying out the color “A piece o f ground, usunlly of con* j game*, ctfc., ahd Katherine Mac­ •, dedicated for that purpose, that the; E-ANFORI) NEEDS flOAlE3. Donald In— r*Vii»/. j motif of pink, blue and white. The sjuerable cKtent, set npart (in a -V * . . . i /• ' city’s interest ill them Is that of tn u -'H B L P SANFORD, \ Olv'RSELl*, [ dining tablq wan laid with a lacc cloth or town, or n r ., them) on,I m .l n t n n - .J jJ| ^ o f |ho d , nnd! AND T O E OTUKH F E IX O W l “W hite Shoulders” . . n v r \ t i m v n i m t !. and* ccntfffod .with the wondetful blrth- cd for. public use, and laid out in SUCH . . . , , . ... , , .. , , , that the ptirperty owners nurchtising HY IN V E S T IN G IN 1H E SAN * day cuke, Iced in wh.tc nnd embossed q wsy as to afford pleasure to the e j» W ,n ^ ^ ^ eaJ . to #3Cj, FORD B U IL D IN G & L O A N ASt with icift-s and leaves, on tho, top of nr well n« 9Pportumty fhr open * lr; f ^ ' thosc adjatent, S O C IA T IO N . 2 9 8 -(itc which were three inrge embossed ros­ and recreation. For quick molts, try a want ad. .J u te rctd , have sufficient interest in A COMMUNITY BUILDER es, centered with tiny pink tapers. Another definition given is: RENT-A-CAR The Herald delivered six times ‘ them ns such parks nn to enable thcYn Plnced nt intervals on the tabic were piece of ground within a city or town, Drive it Yourself inhibit anyone from converting week for 15c. B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier cut glass compotes filled with pink kept for ornument nnd recreation.” • Gall for Reel them to nny other use than that con* and white mints. Dedication ' ' Phone .1 Uurplatcd. including Ihe city itxdf. 3oi The favors were presented in n One of tho ways In which public OAK nnd SECOND ST. The conits Rcr.Melly hold thnt anyj SEE CATHRAE unique manner. In' the living room | parks are established, is by dedienin Cincinnati arriving in Sa^fonl rksTri on •ttssh par!:., which will'ob-,2DC*fitc Income Tax^SpccJpilst, Peoples Bank 'yesterday nnd are pleasantly O lcsted,'™ n largo box covcrod with crepe ,tion, and, since the public pa " struct the view or mar Its scenic ' way, I pnjH*r rciiroscntlng a high Jnck In tho Sanford were created In this — ,, * . . . . . Daily Herald on salo nt Joe's Smoke MARCH 13th, 14th and 15th' i«t the Montezuma is such a porvertion of use ___________ ...I i m « « * « Ihe box ou t|hove chose to uie l)i.t ton ., . m“ ‘ ...into!!? House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Barnes, of Hills- Ji,n*Pc‘I one o f the tiny guests, who; “ The platting of land and tho sale * ‘ ,, Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf All Forma Respectfully submitted, I’ boa* 117-W j bozo, Ohio, were among the out-of- Pnvc cnc>>child a cunning Easter duck , or IcLa pursunnl thcroto creates n* boJ. J. DICKINSON, 0 r Z fA 'iJ iZ i arrivals here yesterday and arc fi11**1 ulth cnn,,ytween the grantor and the purchasers City Attorney. riglstered at the Montezuma. I Among the children enjoying this of lots a private right to hnvo tho I * th is I r t i i r t M n i l «a tM td ______ , Ipretty party were: Billie Brown, Mil-.apace marked upon tho plut as streets, Stlalli, ___ . n r Irltskas# . M iiiin «t tliv ~ IttB. II wli b o » f o « IIf » » » r » f h , f S Thc llurnld delivtivd si* time.! a • Mrs. J. S. Wilson left this morning tired Banks, Mary .)Vyntt Hatliff, alleys, parks, etc., remain open for inKnthieen Adams, Rodwick Adams, gress and egress nnd fhe uses indi­ week for 15c. SOCIAL CALENDAR for Maine) City, where she will spend . ' 4s Icy Hot Thermos Hottles, Lunch Kits, Etc. several days ns the guest 'of Mrs. C. Nancy White, Helen Louise ChApmnn, cated, by the dedication, although, so THE SANFORD BUILDING Wntir, $1.75; (Junrts, $3.00; Lunch Kits.......................... Julian and Douglas Stcnstroni, Knth- fnr r.s the public is concerned, such $3.(10 j .Wednesday--Mrs. G. D..Bishop will G. Spencer. erinc nnd St. Clair White, Elizabeth net* amount to a mere offer of dodl- & LOAN ASSOCIATION IS A i-k entertain tho members of the Fort­ — ^ * U— nightly Bridge Club. INST1TUd . Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Price and'little Turner. J. I\. nnd Jnme) Stapler, B il-' rutiori which must be accepted before CO-OPERATIVE IVcdnesday— Mrs. Harry l’npworth son .luck, Jeft this morning for their lie Mitchell, Walter Rivers, Sadie there is a revocation to complete the TION, BY THE PEOPLE AND mj will entertain nt luncheon nnd Put- homo in Went Palm Beach, after Williams, Janie Mae Brown, Hettic dedication.” ■ . FOR THE P E O P L E . IN V E ST PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST . • lin g Tournament nt the Country |npur.dlng ccvcral day.) ho re as thel(:° n,I'lw1l( H»lil» Ajsocock, Annointcttc Florida Enst Coast By. vs. Worley,1jM E N T S DRAW 8 P E R C E N T S1„ „ . A,,lh,,t„ rd tM A Glut) at one o'clock. guests of Mrs. I'rice’n slater, Mu. ,,ny». Dercqucx Hayes oind Dorothy SK So. (ilk. (Fin, ease). i IN T E R E S T , A N D A R E SE C U IL p , , „ v k 395 Sanford ....... . East E D HY F IR S T M O R T G A G E S ! ' • 3 * Sanford, Honda (Mitchell. City of Miami va. Florida Thursday—Pnrcnl-Teschers Assoeia- Osborne llerr.doii. O N IM P R O V E D P R O P E R T Y IN s n e a s a a s a a B S is B B a aH»DaiaaaBnaBaHariaanscHQBdBBaaiaaaaaa H Itlon will meet at Grammar school ICoast Ry. Co. 81 So. 72C (Fla.) at 3:30 p. m. PARTY AT GINDKRVII.I.K It is further held in the former case, A S T E A D IL Y G RO W IN G C ITY . I INKS HIIOWKK FfJdsy—Pageant “<hri;t In Annsi29S.I5U A dancing party cnmposul of res"That purchasers of lots according to. Have you sent in your donation for -Ca," nt MoUvxilat church at 7: 4r* tile linen shower for the hospital? If iiietna and campers enjoyed them- the plat, particularly thore o . ..mg ad NOT1CK V. iV. m. you haven't yet, he sure and send it selves at Dr. llazeldon'H dnure hull jojning l»y a street, have a tight to iaT R Y OUR SANFOKI) M AH ) BREAD F(idoy— Mrs. Frank Miller will en- in by Saturday. Everyone is invited ni Silver I.ake Monday, evening, merely by u street, liav en right to in-i To nil tiioso who lo.'e to buir the . tertuin tho mumbers of the Lucky to contribute to this worthy c:tu:se. Among thare present were Mr. and siat that the park l»e kept open aa a red ilnuuiian gJitar;, 'Jie two ilawai-1 A rrisp Io.if on your table this evening would add much to your incal. Thirteen Bridge Ciul).. Mis. Kric JuntIce and Miss Mary Co­ public pnik, even though the city au­ inns that are now teaching the i?aA good lie • would be tickled in our fragrant Fonitary Bake Shop, . It HD CROSS V■; Friday—Annual l.incn Shower for the vey of New Jersey, Mr. Ziegler nnd thorities have never ovine .1 an inten­ vuiiinti music at the AlUn Music! inhaling the odora of all our appetizing, wholesome goodies. The Seminole County Chapter Fern aid-Ltuightoi: hospital. Ft ore are giving free concert* every j |Miss Alice Ziegler of St. Joe, Mu,; Mr. tion to accept the dedication.” ! Saturday—Annual Linen Shower for the American Rrd t’ rosa will hold its MfU| Mr i. Kallecu of Wiscoiuin, t’. W. It is not .necessary thnt there.li» a Wednesday and Faluuluy night at annual meeting Thursday evening at.8 Knapp, of Ohio, George Allen of It. dedication by deed or «th • foun d in- 7:!»tt p. m. free to all KveiyLody w el-, tho Fcrnnld-Laugbton hospital. o'c lock at tho I're byterian church. L, All nn Stephenson of Michigan, -.trument, liut the mere jililtiiig o f the come at the 11. \V. Allen Music CnmKveiyono iu urged t.i »tt< ml. . Ji M. Simmons, of Mountville. S. 3UU-3tp. Mr. and Mrs. Gimler, Mr. ami Mrr. >|nnd, leaving streets, alley;, parks, etz. l».Giy, I'alr.ictlo A\c. • Next lo PrlneesM Theatre Ii Ui«- K«o«t of Dr. ami Mrs. W. T. Djekimmn, Mr. mid M:». McGhrne, Mr. whether su marked or not, i.> xiiftic'ent CH ILIAN MUSIC CLUB Langley. The P.-rnld for find clnss juh work. Hutchinaun,, Mr. Vuiiiiers and Dr. Ba- to constitute a dedicutimi. However, . The meeting of the Cecilian Musici teldon. Tho rain kept several from nt- it is,not liolleved that it can la- serD..T. Aldrich, of Atlrtnla, arrived Cluh of Inst Saturday afternoon, open- tending, but those present enjoyed iuindy questioned that the public parks ■ “ ■ " ,t‘' ' SB,,5M' i4B,6!8R'<* ,:* s" ,ll,B" * B* >w!*B|W1DBiaHaBBBBBaaBBBBBBB«BaaiBSaBB In tho city yesterday nnd is here on n n! with current events given Ry Char- •themselves. A weiner roast with hot now in use in Sanford, have been ret UWBBUBUBBB BBB BBSS XBB BBS BKBBnBUllBIZBBB BBBB IBB UBBBQU BUB BB IBBBBXB3 B B R 3B IB B IB B iaB H II"S as lotto Smith. Of,especial intercut was colTee nerved as u climax to bring aside us such, the private,parties have ■ B business mission. SB , the picture nnd description of the won* thi* lovely party to u close. purchased lots adjacent thereto, urn! IB •. I 10 Stores in Georgia i Store in Florida s! Jacksonville was represented here Jderfill candle given as a Caruso rficmthnt tho city by itx acts, for many SB 143 yesterday by J. W. Fudger and C. L oriul to a church ut I'ompeii, Italy, years, has accepted them as public I B by the children of an orphanage which Dyer and J. W. Wolford. parks, nnd has controlledjind improv­ Zm pj M i f?4 lie helped. This candle eost $3,700, ed them ns such. . R. J. O'Rrynnt, of Dunollnn, spent 's D! feet liigii, weighs one ton nnd Wo sometimes allow ourselves to be­ the day lure yesterday transacting i ’ made ,of chemically 'treated bees' D come confused a* to whom these dedi­ ki ici Ka cations are Atau’e; and run into w,i>... The eniulle liurns LM hour*, once *a Sanford’s New Store «a M «a business. ' Phone 127 the i uch yvai on Ml FouIm duy in memory habit of accepting the theory that _ * D. W. McCall•wus among tl husi- o.‘ thi1 great singer, nn<l is expected to Good old Florida weather. such dedications are made to the city. .ness visitoi's here yesterday from last 18 centuries. This is error, for the public Is the Concluding the piano ’ numbers, Lakeland. . And how the tourists are enjoying beneficiary o f such dedications. The —----j Jean Maxwell gave n very enjoyable municipality, as such, has nn interest Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Riggs, of A!-,group of readings, in suchvstrcets, alleys nnd parks, ex­ bottsville, Ala., urrlved in Sanford! T he piano auiphcrs were: Hon. William Jennings Bryan, was cept the interests of the public, that is Uahntta yesterday for a short stay. l.nck'hcie for a few hutfrs today. His many tho people of the city. Mac Holly uid Sanford frienas were glad Ur see As I have said before, the rights of 0 , R. Matthews, of Gainesville, was Good Night Nevin him again. the people purchasing and owning among tho business visitors here yesSarah Wheelis land adjacent to n public park arc in­ Itnlfe gin. uraay, ■ The Country Raful llouard Hurley, representing the dependent of the lity, suui the city —■ Kiizulieth Whittier Bubeuck I’ rinting I'ress Co., was in may refuse to accept tho dedication, Mattel the city today calling on thi* printing oi may repudiate it, yet the owner* of !:' Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley, of Jack- Concert H’nltz S lil aonvllle, are spending u few days inl.ucile Krhols trade. lA s purchased ^according to such plat BB Bnhnt ISdhford; , , NiK^urne have n right, independent oY-any act BB BB Mildred Holly ’ -j . • 1 Send in your donation to the Itos- of the city, to insist that such park BB BB ! . , A. H. Goodwin, of New Orleans, was, Left Hand Ktdude .....• ( ? ) pltal linen shower by Saturday next. be kept open for the uses and purposes ■ u BB LADIES’ $3.50 SHOES ..................................... $3.15 yesterday attending to! • Nczzic Stone It is most .important and you should for whhh it was dedicated. In the city BB The little folks numbers were: or your part toward keeping this business. To quote further from the ense of BB BB LADIES’ $4.00 SHOES ............................... $3.60 --------Let Us Try .... .......Spaulding great institution going. Floridn Enst Coast Railway Co. vs. BB R. F. Gaines, of'Crescent City* is in Ethel Hickson Worley: “ It hno frequently bccu held Kern ' the dty for u few dnys transacting:Valie Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Clair White, ofifcy this court that where tho owner )f •LADIES’ $5.00 SH O E S'.......... .......................!...............$4.50 as Saudi Maxwell business. • . St. John* Parish, Berkeley, South Car­ a tract of land makes n town plat !■ Military March ............... olina,'arc thc guests of Mr. and Mrs. thereof, laying same out Into blocks, M E N ’S $3.50 S H O E S .... ....................... $3.15 IS 1 G. Mizcdl and II. Mdtaino, of Ath­ * Margaret Goss J. St. Clair While, Jr., on West First lots, etc., with intervening streets ens, Ga., arrived in the city yesterday Hag Pipes clearly indicated upon tho plat sepnr- ■■ street. M EN ’S $4.00 SHOES $3.60 /o r a short stay and arc making their Harriet Rossiter nting the blocks, and conveys lots hefcdquarlcrs nt the Montezuma. Dixie ,........... ............. .. Steinhclmor Mr. mid Mn, Maude Flynt Cole, of with reference to such plat, he thcreM E N ’S $5.00 SHOES $4.00 Thelinn Tew Grif fin. Ga., are. visiting Mrs. Cole’s j by evinces nn intention *to dedicate j Miltage Walter, Mrs. J. II. Miller Petite Tnntell . . Heller cousins, tho Misses Flint, ut 518 West the streets to public use ns sttih, nnd i® |td Miss John Miller were u nnrty Carmen Guthrie First street for a few days and is »/jhia grantees, as ugninst him nnd those ■ 3« od SPECIAL LOT OF LADIES’ SHOES, ODD SIZES . ;s (Hid, S ci_____ :_______________ ! ___ pleme.l with Sanford she thinks claiming under him, acquire tho right AN D STYLES, $6.00 TO $10.00 VALUES. a jto have such streets kept open. Such locating here. i b b b Mb b b b b d b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b u b b b b b b b b b b 'acts constitute n complete dedication, , P») QR SPECIAL, PER PAIR ’ • ••• « a • ■ • • • * • • • • • * « • • • a • • • ** ' and the streets cannot bo closed up or More Strawberries lat there is something: better, something: g •‘ • , ) I*}: ‘ -' obstructed unless in pursuance of le­ irer, something more substantial in the way 5 gal authority. Citing Price vs. StrutFrom State Florida f 1m ton, 45 Fla.----- . 33 So. GIL This la ie Hupmobile is built does not need to be Than Ever Before also true although theio la no formal • ----------- — :*-<*..* !• *i l*oven in words.— The Hupmobile itself goes written dedication accompanying the Inrrejavd Production Uy Nearly 8ev«.| map. and the rule stated applies not oh proving It year after year in the hands of cn Hundred Per Cent only to streets and nvcnuei, but to every individual owner in the world. paths and other imhli? pla:c* designed , % ■ I 411* T * r i M w l n l f ^ . l ’ r m l CHICAGO, March 11.—The truck upon such plat.” New and Reduced Pricex Thc decision* of the courts are uni­ Effective January Firsl farmers ft) Florida Incrrnxed rtrnrvbvr^1 pruductimi by nearly sever, hun- form in their holdings a* to the fore­ ilitK per cent for 1023 season as is going principle* of law governing Open Day and Nicht „ • Ladles’ Rest Room shown by n comparinon of this seas­ public grounds and parks. | can see no useful purpose In rnulon'* shipment with last year's, the tiplying the citation of the authori­ United States Dureau of Agricultu­ ral Economics reported today. Ship­ ties when it musLbc assc’mwl that our i ments from Florida this- reasoa to­ court will follow its former derisions. ^anford, Fla., Comer Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue X ,-- • Thcr 9 is a suggestion thnt tends to taled 722 ears to last Monday, as com­ Distributors Seminole and Luke Counties .• qkoition whether thefo has been a rt( pared with 152 for tho corresponding " ' * .... ■* •* ’ ---------- Drivc-ln Filing V^dtoGm fo?r.park purposes of tho period last year. 4 , b(M' ■•’vl • !»•<.» -. ' blreks or squares left vacant in tho V' fA«. ’, “ W e W ant a Y ounger Man ‘ROSEOFTHESEA’ SPECIAL! ROUTH SPECIAL! BAKERY LOCALS r Shoe Specials :s MORE DAYS OF OUR SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY O . M o to r C o . FOR LESS .. w f �rat ■=_ ( THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THUR8DAY, MARCH 15,1923 PAGE TWO . penny w!*e and pound foolish arid the service is suffering thereby. False economy in every particular. lh tM lilir t * * • T t afttrap tm rxrrp t H « » d iT •* «b» I l f raid lltilldlxK, 10? — .------ o ■ ■■ M aannlla A t f . Hanford, Fla. Sanford is honored today by the The Herald Printing Co. presence of ninny representative men of the state who arc attending tho 1 *1 1 1 1 .1 * 111 :11 * Waterways meeting. Among them II. J. IIO I.I.Y ___________ ____________K dllar N. J. 1.11,1. Alt II........S e rrefsrr-T rea su rer are Congressman Joo Sears of Kis­ 11. A . K R R L _____ ____ f J r n r m l , M a a n a rr simmee who is on n vneotion sinee' II. S. IIO I.I.Y .... A d t r r ll.ln a M anaarr K m * * on congress adjourned the other day in Advertisin g H a ifa Mnde A pp l l r a l l u n order that the president could play L R W IR I I I I I T C lrrala llo n M anager golf in Florida. We suppose our pres­ Pit oar S3V.1V a flr r 0 p. m. ident would have attended the water­ SubscriptIon F rlrr la A d t a n r r ways meetiriR had he thought about Oaa V m » ■■ ■ ■ - -----...........,... 9<U it in time. ■ U M onths ...... ............... ............. ............. 3.00 ll f ll v r r f d la Clljr h r Carrier -o O ar W e e k .— . _ ....... 1------------- „ t S C eala WH&t Sanford and Seminole county The b ig 13- to IK-pagr W r c k lr H er* needs is a fair Rrounds. athletic park f’nnnljr aid e n t i r e l y __, ____ ... and la pabilabrd r s r r r F r ld a f. A d t e r and amusement place with plenty of ‘ illra lining ra lra m ade k n n n n .u n ----appll tloa . f 3.00 per r r a r . a ln a r * la n d taa re. land that can be made into sompthinR attractive. A county fuir could be MKM UKH T ill'. ARSOCIATKI1 I’ llKSH Tho A ssociated Press Is exclu sively stnrtd for very little money and by • m illed to the use for republlcatton o f adding to it front year to year it would all new s dispatches credited lo It or not oth erw ise credited In this paper some day be a realization of our and also the local news published dreams. Seminole county could lmve herein. A ll rig h ts o f rs-p u bllcatlon nf special one of the best fairs in the state ami dispatches herein are also reserved.__ there is no reason in the world why O f fi c e i H K I t A I . i l III I I . I I I M 1. P hone 14 H s' this county should not have a county Foratro Advertising |{»nre»m'.allve fnir every year. Sanford Daily Herald m Tt If. ASIfR ICAN PR CSS ASSOCIATION The strawberry shipments, from Florida this year increased 700 per cent over that of last year. Probably on account of the Sanford grower# going into the game. — -------------- o ------------------------ The President gave the Melbourne Golf Club fifty dollars for the club to use as it saw lit. Stanley I.ichty, edi­ tor o f;tho Times is here today on the waterways meeting; and—we forgot to aik bim If he hnd the fifty. -■ ■ o—---------And since strawberries are getting to be one of the biggest things in Flo­ rida it would be well for growers gen­ erally to sit up and take notice. The strawberry growers seem to Ik* much stronger than the celery growers and are organized against tho manipula­ tions of the market. ------------ o-----------The follies in Jacksonville the first of April promise sutm* rare sport if we can believe all press reports. We suppose that smashing old hots and forcing Du* people to wear new straws will be among the many innocent pas­ times, ----------- o------------. Two Imys were sentenced to Ki­ lning in Georgia for murder. Tho younger one was reprieved yesterday to n life sentence. The older one who did not lire the fatal diot has not liven reprieved and may hang Friday of this week. Our litxv.* arc pecullsmtq say Ihu least. mm * »Today is the big day and upon our testimony today hinges tho result of whether we have twenty feet o f wat­ er from Sanford to Jacksonville or eight feet. .Twenty feet will make this a big city and n commercial center. Fight feet will keep us in the small town class for some time to come. And the result will hang upon the en­ thusiasm shown by tho citizens of Sanford at the meeting today when the facts and figures will lie given to tin* government engineers. ■o—:---------~ We are anxious to get the news from the DoLnnd meeting in regard to the sentiment over the state on the tick eradication and the no-fence law and other important matters. The DeLand meeting ought to be the signal lire for the balance of the state and upon the decision of the cattlemen will rest their future. They can either meet the people of Florida half way and ar­ rive nl some definite conclusion or try to hog it over them again by stampeding the legislature nml hav* ing their cattle quarantined fur n n other two yenrs. Under these circumstances we left tho president have- hi# own wish in everything, and we just looked pleas­ ed when he brought with him his own bunch of mediocre players, life for instance; Ed. McLean, Charlie Dawes and A1 I-askcr. With these plnyers ho did not have . to exert himself hardly at nil to come out the winner, sometimes. Of course, our best experts, out­ side of Col, Hills and Gene tathrop, were glad to volunteer without much persuasion to act ns honorary ns well ns nctivo caddies for the Chief Exe­ cutive of the Nation and his distin­ guished companions. This gave them a chance to hear a few wise sayings said by General Dawes, who always has them on the end of his' tongue. The Col. and Gene. Voluntctrcd to entertain George Christian, the pri­ vate secretary to the president, so he would not interfere with his chief while he was continuing the rest cure. By the way, Hob, the president liked our golf course and he was so pleased with the courtesy extended he handed the president of one "Club faO.OO at the conclusion of the game, lie insisted that the money be accept­ ed, too, and requested that the sum be used In the purchase of some suit­ able souvenir to remember the occa­ sion of his visit here. From now on them is a standing invitation to all Presidents of the United States to come to Melbourne to play golf, when­ ever it is convenient for them to do so.—Melbourne Times. ------------o -----------IT DEPENDS ON THE MAN "There are two kinds of men in the world; those* who sail ami those who drift; those who choose the ports to which they will go, and skillfully and boldly shape their course across the Fens with the wind or against it, and those who let' winds and. tides carry them where they wit!,'* wrote Hamil­ ton W. Mnbit*. "The men who sail in due time arrive; those who drift of tone over greater distances and face far greater perils, but they never make port. "The men who sail." he said, “ know where they want to go and what they want lo do; they do not wait on fortune or favorable currents; they de­ pend on themselves and expect no We note by the Jacksonville Jourf'<"» eireumstnnecs. rial that State Prohibition D irector J "No n"*" becomes great by arc!Alleti says that the press of Florida is |«lcnt* A man gets what he pays for, not willing to ndvnnce the cause of *" character, in work and in energfy. prohibition. Well, what would *you Thcru an* few 'really line things which have us do, old tinier? We are ad­ lie* can not get if lie is willing to pay vancing it all we can and ns far ns tho price. Myn fail, ni a rule, because we can see much more so thafi those they are not willing to work hard who are getting the pay for this ad­ enough, to prepare thoroughly enough to put themselves'heartily into what vancement. Some people here are prone to think they are doing. In small figures-.when it comes la 'ad­ "Thu only, rtutd lo advaOcurffent 1* vertising this county and city. They to do your work so well that you nre should read some of the figures from always ahead of the demands of your other counties where they talk in hun- position. Keep ahead of your work dreds of thousands of dollars fur aland it will push jour fortunes for publicity fund. We may think we are you. going strong but we have not even "Our employers do not decide as to started in the publicity game and new­ whether we shall stay where we nre er will start until a real fampuign or go on up. We decide that matter fund is available. ourselves.” —Daytona Journal. Mosquitoes retard the settling of vast tracts pf good territory. All of which is needless. Mosquitoes can be prevented:' By drainage of low places—thus preventing the water necessary for their hreeding. Stocking ponds ami ditches, with minnows. Minnows feed on the mov. quito larvae, l’laciiig oil once a week on lowplaces where water is apt to stand. Screening cistern and rain barrels so that Mrs. Mosquito ennnot lny her eggs. Keeping gutters about houses open and in good repair. Preventing water standing in any recpptaelos about the premises. Ex­ amine your premises nl least once n week.—Palatka News. ' p '— NO NEW TAX LAWS .- - - IPH ■' *=- ** ' _l FIXED PURPOSE The reason why comparatively few peo­ ple get anywhere in a financial way In be­ cause they do not save with a fixed purpose. The man nvho gets the host results-de­ posits a specified amount with this institu­ tion weekly or monthly. By following this plan, success nnd fi­ nancial independence will follow you. s PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ages. A A A - It is now-StMed that n hill is being ■ ♦ . A A A A +?«• *** ♦♦* W V V V V W V V** v v v v v v ♦*> v w v +*+ ****** *+*****t***+*l* ****** prepared which would impose n li­ cense severance tax upon all the na­ : tural products of soil and water in the! state. This would mean that a special' tax would have to Ik* paid on all the timber, naval stores, phosphate, shell, sand, fish, oysters—everything produced naturally from Florida land or water. This, is probably one of the wildest of the wild tax bills' notv in contemplation. It is merely a sample of what may Ik* anticipated from tin­ type of legislator who usually fathers such measures. The chief asset of any business is the demand for its product. As it is understood thnt Comptroller Amos is recommending that the leg­ -long as that demand continues, the business is on a sure foundu- y islature* submit a constitutional amend­ ment prohibiting the passage of any tion.- But let that demand subside, and every other asset of the ?? income tax or inheritance tax meas­ ure for a period of twenty-five years. t business is in danger of becoming a liability. This is a refreshing sign of belter f idea.-* in Florida. If this proposed Y amendment could K- extended to In­ In times of prosperity ami ;t rising Changes in business conditions have clude all manner qf tux measures, it Y would be m-n more dwimble. market there i.s u general demand fur the tittle'en cct on a steady consumer demand T Flonia oceupis an enviable .position products of industry tlmf comes In be ac­ for trade-marked articles o f common use. Y among the states. It is up to the leg­ Y islature to see thnt this position icepted as a matter o f course. It is sel­ The dealer mny carry a lighter stock, and Y maintained. The most effective way dom listed among the assets of the busi­ for a short time tho demand through the *Y o f doing this is to kill all bills pro­ Y posing increased taxation.—-Tampa ness— it is simply assumed that it will al­ jobber may seem curtailed; but just as Tribune. Y ------------o -----------ways be l here. sure n.s customers are calling on the deal­ v LACKING CONFIDENCE er for the product, he is sure to ripply it, M IST RESULT The president and his party want to have a quiet vacation but it seems that it is picking a rather lively spot in*which to rusticate when he takes I’nlm Honrh and Miami. However, some folks like to go to New York city in the summer to rest and we nuppose the president is no different from other folks. ------------o------------------------ o _ ----------The prohibition officers say that WHY NOT IN FI.OltIDA? FI.OltIDA MOStjUTO FltKE AS it in'hard to get a conviction for li­ ’ ..WELL AS TD K FREE quor selling in Florida because boot­ The Palm Keai h Post uigrs very leggers sit on the juries. We fail to insistently tbul the committee which Numerous pessimists declare, taksee how' this ran happen in any court will investigate the possibilities of ing New Jersey as a criterion, tliat where tho officers know the people. rubber growing in the Philippines Florida can never rid herself of the And certainly tho public, is not re­ and elsewhere" give serious consider­ mosquito. These are the same people sponsible for all tho non-enforcement ation to the adaptability of Florida wini declare that the cattle fever tick of the prohibition laws. to this industry. Fays the Post: can never be, totally eradicated from ------------ o ----------Arguments for a ship subsidy bill tin* state. From a scientifiec stand­ , We would not be in favor iff any included a representation that enact­ point both assertions nre wholly bond issue in Florida for good roads ment of the bill would aid in freeing wrung. For half a century New Jer­ unless the money that this county and the American automobile industry sey has Im*cii famous—or infamous— other counties have been bonded for i from Du- llrilreli rubber mutinp. , . and for its mosquito**, nnd it might be would be returned to them. It would „ f ,h(. .-luu*mnb:lo lire marn.fnc- mentioned parenthetically no |K*rsislbe an injustice to the progressive|turer* who made the plea nnd nrguent efforts have ever been carried ill countics of the stute to make them.! nient is « elose friend of President out looking to the clearing of thnt pay far the unprogressive counties for; Harding, who is now in Florida, state of the pests. There have been road work that they refuse to do for sporadic attempts made to rid the Wiiy should not the, "and elsewhere" themselves. include Florida as a region for in­ ijtnto o f these annoying insects, and vestigation ns to its capability of pro­ these have found to lead toward# The middle west is in the grip of viding crude rubber-in commercial success: but gradually the efforts another snow storm and nit those win­ quantity? Tourists in Floridn see rub­ have dieiknwny and the residents have ter visitors who are thinking of go­ ber trees*on every hand ami the ques­ returned to their apathetic condition. ing home because the weather is so tion is frequently naked, "Why do Palm Beach commenced the work fine here in Florida had' better think you not put those trees to use?" several years ago to clean up the pests twice ladore they buy a ticket for the Confidence is the backbone of bus­ , We confess nn impatience, that leg­ nnd the processes used were success­ old home state, .This is the finest islators nnd captains' of industry now* ful, hut even in that wealthy locality iness. Without it there* is bound to cx month in the year In Florida ami the look so much tq foreign countries for the efforts were not lusting. Brews­ ist n degree of uncertainty, nn era worst in the north. Be sensible and supplies of raw nintcrial and market ter, in Polk county, started tn the when each individual looks, with hes­ .slay here while you have the chance, for products. Especially do the Repub­ work and kept at it until not a mos­ itation upon his fellawmen. The buy* *j? ------------ o----------licans do this. It was not so formerly; quito is to be found within the en­ t-r nnd the seller must have confidence J Tho Postoffice Department thinks there was a time when the Republican tire nren of the place. People said in each other, else there will lie no they are saving money by cutting satisfaction in the trade. The buyer ' down the force of employes ami re­ party ami the mnnufacurers prated it couldn't tie done; hut the authori­ "protection to home industries" nnd ties proved that is could lie; just ns o f a watch or n whip, a costume or fusing to give the postmaster* the n camisole, a stove or n sideboard, help that is needed. They are only development of American resources— they were eradicated from the cnnnl that was in the days of the greater zone, where not only mosquitoes, hut shoe* or suitings, has to have confi­ Republican party than exists now.’ other pests were cleared away so thnt dence in his retailer; the retailer must ------------ o-----------the entire scope of the country was have confidence in the wholesaler, the U SELL R wholesaler upon tho manufacturer. WHEN U made healthful. 1 WITH OTHERS MOSTLY. BOB YOUR REAL I t LIBT IT Putnam county nnd Palntka is most The banker must have confidence in ESTATE flP WITH US These were among the big headlines fortunate because of the lack of any the borrower, not merely in the secur-1 on the front page of the Sanford Her­ considerable numlicr of mosquitoes. Ity, but in the man himself—for n ald last Friday: "President nt Mel­ It is true that occasionally a mosquito hank loans ns much upon the indi­ bourne, playing golf with Stanley is noted, but thd number is so few vidual nnd his standing in the past as Spencer Height lots arc going that it may t>0 said there are none. upon the security offered. Lichty nnd Others." fa st One of the best sub-divis­ During the few recent past years There need be no great expense in On behalf of ourself and the other ions in Sanford and all big lots. there ban been n lack of confidence mnking the -entire county absolutly local golf experts we thank Editor See us now and pick while pick­ in ninny communities—os the best of free; for a little effort upon the part Hob Holly of the Herald for the com­ ing is good. Easy terms. pliment; hut he, .like many other of nil property-holders will keep the business nnd social friends have come prominent editors of the state, does premises clenii—and when each shall to have distruct one agninst .each not scent to get the idea that the do" this there* will come a time when other. In tunny sections of many President is a tired man and that lit* the last vestigo will have disappear­ states there have grown and thrived AGENTS a secret enmity—and there have been is now in F’ioridn for the purpose of ed. It is well to remember these point­ vast numbers who-have continually rest nnd recreation. It would be un­ R EAL ESTATE felt unsafe. In sections o f Cansdn fair, therefore, to expect him to en­ er# regarding flic unfriendly pest: Fire, Casualty, Auto lasarerfice Mosquitoes nre responsible for lack church pcoplo hnvcf gone - to their joy much rest while playing grlf- with homes at night fearing that before 105 W, First SU SANFORD, FLA our fast bunch of players, who know of proper sldcp, reducing efficiency, every move thnt our own links make ing loss of .time nnd Ajupetimes death. dnylight came thofe would bo vast - . • • • = SA V E W IT H A It Is to be presumed that the usual number of tax measures will lie intro­ duced at the coming session ‘of the legislature. Each legislature witness­ es the advent of a variety of these pro­ posed laws. It appear®* to he the prin­ cipal thought of some newly elected Sanford, Florida legislators to devise schemes for fur­ ther taxing both the people and tho interests of the stntc*. In tho opinion nf the Tribune, if there is nny one thing Florida does March 12-17 inclusive, comprise an be put Is insisted upon by the find not necil and the people of Florida do exhibit thnt is nt once educational and inspection department and the -mootb, not want, it is additional taxation, no illuminating. matter what the kind or variety. clear, rich color in .the-e model, U In the Lincoln space are to fourYet, at each session of the Legis­ passenger, three-window, sedan, a conclusive evidence of how carefully lature, we hear advocated Income tax snort model phaeton, and a seven pas­ the inspection work is done. laws, Inheritance tax laws, franchise Tho Lincoln chassis give* the auto senger sedan; nnd the Ford is repre­ tax laws, all manner of tax laws—and show visitor nn opportunity to study sented by one of the popular twothe coming one will, doubtless be no the mechanical construrtinn of the door sedans. exception to the rule. The Lincoln seven-passenger, sedan car. There nre certain developments If the legislature which meets next is n car of striking individual beauty. which have added materially to the month would steadfastly refuse to It is shown in n deep, rich color and appearance of the motor iu well at pass any of these additional tax bur­ the exterior finish is exceptionally to its performance ability and it i, den measures and go on record as de­ beautiful even as beautiful coach work the statement of the Lincoln division feating any proposition tending to in­ is judged. The interior fittings and Of the Ford Motor compapy that this crease tnxntion on anything nr any upholstery nre all that comfort and power plant nt present is the highest body Sn Florida. It would be remem­ achievement in automotive mechanelegance could desire. bered as the greatest legislature in Equally ns aristocratic ns the big! iC9 modem methods can product. our recent history. sedan is the four-passenger sedan, j ----------------------- — Florida is noted for its conserva*. a car conspicuous for the ontent of j PREVENT H.U AND (dtllTK tism in these matters and it is due window space. It is unusually roomy t --------to this conservatism that sp many and the choice fabrics used i-t the kor n few cents you <an ward off men o f wealth and distinction arc cornfittings are pleasing in the extreme. Ffu and Giippe try promptly *heeking log to Florida, making their homes The sport model phaeton is a Lin- your coughs and cold* with Fotry’» here and investing their money here.) U l l C O l l l 1111(1 F o t * (l coin open model of instant appeal, i t ; Honey and Tar. Also pt-.es rrThe fact that Florida has no state in- f Models on Display at „ is distinguished hy its graceful line*, lief from roughs resulting ftuni Klu, conn* tnx nnd no inheritance tax i* The upholstery is in flue extra long >Grippe, Whooping Dough. Asthma directly responsible for practically nil Jacksonville Show grain leather and it is equipped with and Rionchitis. Forty-eight year* of this most desirable and helpful influx ; a Imrhnnk top and lias a truck at rear, satisfaction to users has unde Fol­ of worthwhile citizens and investors. Comprise an Exhibit That Is Educa­ affording a luxurious car for general ey’s Honey und Tar the World’s larg­ Florida must continue in this conser­ touring. est selling cough medicine. Cmrtsini tional and Illuminating vative position and' its legislature no opiates—ingredients are printed Body construction nml finish in the must decline (■> be influenced Into has­ on the wrapper. Refuse -ulotitutci. Lincoln models show a re murk aide Lincoln mid Ford car models dis­ ty nml ill-considered action by the per­ ttecuretry in workmanship. The most played at the Auto rhnw by the lord Insist upon Foley's. Sold everywhett. nicious activities of agitators who rugid inspection t i which a finish can —Atlv. ^ Motor company, held at Jacksonville would rob lh<- ,tutc of these advant­ Maxwell & Britt HR damages done to properties' and even to pertwn*. In Texas there has been the same conditions existing. Other states could be named in the list. In New York there is a secret peril against* some of the officials. Just no wthc mayor is guarded because of an organization threatening heads of 4he city, the organization including some of the very men w\jo are sup­ posed to cxf,rt every influence for the best of government. These are in turn watched by others, some of who may belong to the same organiza­ tion; and so it .continues as a wheel within a wheel, and there Is preg­ nant a feeling of insecurity among all people. In past years the mer­ chant closed his establishment nt night feeling secure that morning would find the place as it was left— but morning now may find the build­ ing almost demolished with no traces left of the offenders. Organized ter­ rorists whq resent the least criticism against such actions commit outrages against institution; and they who should be "on guard" allow crimes to continue with no attempt to stop them. There Is too little of the golden rule—nnd too much of the gangsters' rule. There is a paucity of Confi­ dence nnd a plontitude o f craftiness. There Is too little dependability nod too much deceitful new. There is too little nttention given to duty and al­ together too much effort given to de­ ception, Thnt is about the way mat­ ters stand nt the present time. In the end it does not pay to lie' double-faced. For* a short time such a course may result fnirly well; but there comes the time of retribution. Life Is short enough, nt best; and by playing the game square with the "other fellow” each person may make lib own existence the more pheasant. We need more confidence between ourselves. Live so thnt one may lny the cards on the table face up nnd not fear the hnnd held by the other fel­ low; and life will be the bettor nnd the more enjoyable. And playing the game square does not mean slipping the card from the under side of the deck when the don! is going on.— Palatka News. R, . V I - . i-.zi'r ;. I F low to Insure Sales 1 for Your Product! But, overnight, conditions mny and orders soon begin to flow in to make change— n.s they have done before— and up for the temporary curtailment. the matter-of-course demand becomes con­ total consumption spicuous by its absence. same. The business, once strong and flourishing, is suddenly continues about The the found to he in a very tight place. The de­ Any manufacturer who has nn article mand hud not been insured—and yet the for popular consumption thnt can be trade- entire business depended upon its contin­ marked has the opportunity to insure his ^ uance. consumer market and retail sales by » X t means of Advertising. V During the present business condition the manufacturers w h o have insured V i ^ ing number o f customers who desire the their'demnnd by Advertising are in a far better position— in evqry way— thaii those who have trusted to the current demand product, nnd ask for it by name. that was not of their creating. The modern, economical way to insure the market for any reliable product i.s by Advertising to tho public which consumes it. Advertising creates a steadily increas­ Published by the Santord Daily Herald In co-operation with the American Association of Advertising Agencies —_____ |_ _ Z**Z**l*’K ~ > < * $ * < \ < ~ ^ . * ' • • - N. , * > d n v r a o llB A �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH I GRAND JURY TO REPORT lOrTIte Associated rr*««t I! ASTROP, March 15.—TJie grand |jury that has been inve#Ugating the hooded hand depredations in 5Jnri.*house parish, will present it# report late today, it was announced yester­ day by the clerk of the court. From 50 to 00 indictments, charging asaniilt and battery and murder, are expected. 'AUGER WITH LARCENY (R r T h t A u o rlfllrS I’ r r u l CHICAGO, March 15. - i Da vied Wiedemann, president of the Logsn Square Trust and Savings bank which has been.under investigation for sevjeral days since the death of Chnrlcs W. Popp, Wai charged with larceny and forgery in a true bill voted today by the grand jury’- Classified Ada Ic a word. No nd taken for less than 25c and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words nnd femlt accordingly. FOR SALE 11*22, runs fine, looks goad, tire# good, only v . . . ....... 1022, guaranteed condition, ex­ tra# and cte, ...... ................... P.»ll>, good tire#, good body and good motor, only .....................! 1021 Coupe, this one is a real bargain, only ..... ........................! 11:22 Five-passenger, in very good condition 2— ............ 8750 1!»17 Huick, five passenger six, guaranteed, also new tire# .$125 11*17 five passenger Four, this car hns 5 now tires^ good top nnd ha# Just been completely overhauled, only ,..l......._.... SPJ5 If you fire on the market for a used rar, it will well pay you to look these over before-you buy. We sell on terms, we guarantee ail our used cars. AVe trade. FOR SALE OR RENT—Six room ' house, furnished. Two acres of land, '-j rivli garden land, balance in bearing orange trees; one well of excellent drinking water, one will of soft wqter; barn, garage, chicken boose and other ou t'buildings. On hard road ten minutes drive from I’. Office. Call Rural Operator 3203, _______________ 3fll-2td; Itw-p. FOR SALE—One iron jmfo. Woodruff & Watson, FOR SALE—Hosier ami liuys* paint# and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Fanfold agents. IHJ-tfc Bronze turkey eggs.—I! J. Reiter, Longwopd, Florida PLAYER HAND—Cost tiseu two years. Owner moving north, will sell for fdf.O, terms to re­ liable' party. $25.00 down, $10 per month. I*. O. I!ox 321, Sanford, * 300-1 tp COMMITS SUICIDE • ftly The Ansnrlnlrd I'tr M I NEW ORLEANS, Mnrch 15.— Wil­ liam Klidel, Heston, member of un old Louisiana family, whose grandfath­ er figured in the Mason and Slide! in­ cident during the civil war, committed filicide Monday by leaping from the Steamer Providence, the captain re­ ported yesterday when the vessel ar­ rived from French nnd Italian ports. WHALE CAST UP HY HALE (Hr Tin- Aunflalri) Prr«*> HROWNSVILLE, Tex., Mnrrh 15. — A whale, 50 feet in length, which was cast up on the beach live mile# below the mouth of tho Rio Grande on the Mexican Hide by a gate Monday, was viewed by numerous people yes­ terday, They said it wn# the largest whale ever seen, in this vicinity. FAMOUS SURGEON DIES . LOS ANGELES, Mnrch 1 5 .- Dr, G. Fiank Lydston, <15, famous surgeon, physician and author, died at Ilia i e#idenee here yesterday from pneumon­ ia. He is said to have been one of the first to realize the p« «ibililic< <>f giarul Iraasportatiou. an pfopll who nrc silling in a domqralizcd market for any price thcy*cnn get -hi order tc\ purchase the necessi­ ties of life from here.” Ire lessen In customs receipts which llurdm of Three Million A • 1* *. , i t Republicans point to with pride can Placed on Consumer have no effect in reducing taxes be­ cause thia source of revenue provides only 10 per cent’ of the money neces­ sary to operate the government, the Democrats nay. . It is now estimated by Republican spokesmen that customs' receipts from the Fonlney-McCurobct-tariff will be Our orders arc coming in so fast that if it were not that we an high ns 5 ior>,000,000 or about $ 100 ,kept prepared to render real service we could 000.000 morn than under tho Undernot handle them. wood-Simmon# act, but the Democrats point out that with comsiquent in* PHONE US W E DELIVER ereaned taxation of tho pdopta not on­ ly un tho articles imported but oh *ll articles of American manufacture In and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if you do competition therewith, tho cost Is not drink Elder Water now—you will, •\ ' pyramided so that the amount is after one tria l' multiplied before the product reaches Republican claim.! of success o f the the consumer. FouIney-McCumber tariff. It dts- * “ One. thing about the new tariff closes some of tho arguments which that the people know" the Democrat# are to be widely lined by Democratic declare, “ la that it hns ndvnnced prienmpaign speaker# in the months to Cos of tho things they have to buy fcomo, about 14 per cent or nearly $3,000,“ The tariff bill was passed upon 000,000 above n reasonable price level tho hypothesis that it would protect/and with them that is the one big American manufacturers against the GO NORTH B Y SEA imports of foreign competitor#,1’ the MERCHANTS' & MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY SCHOOLS Democratic national committee said Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia in its statement. “These snme advocate# of the hill two nailing# weekly. Through fare# to Eastern* and Western Polnta. Autoare now jubilant over the fact* Hint middle# carried. Information nn to fares, reservation#, etc., on request. there has been ail increase Iwth in C* M. HAILE, GENERAL AtiENT, I’ ler 800 B. Hay St., * Phone 638 the volume nnd in the revenue de­ rived. from import#, and that there have been gains in exports over the previous cyar. “The explanation of the condition# h almost obvious, Condition, here nnd abroad are temporary and abnormal. There is no stability In trade and com. mem: and no financial stability in large section* of Europe. In gontaYcc* tionn people are starving nnd in other hittione suffering for the lack Si Am­ This Will Acquaint You With erican agricultural product i. As they link money with which to purchase Tariff Adds Fourteen Per Cenjt to Living: C6st I T ’ S That’s W hy It’s l i t t .Tin* l u n n l c l f j I'r.-*** FHICAOO, Marcli 15.—Another Marcli snowstorm i« headed fur tile middl • west. tl was aanounred yester­ day by the weather bureau here. l,oWec lemperatun , strung wiml* and sno warn in praqierl over the greiH lake# and upper Mississippi valley re­ gion:. The storm will extend front the Canadian Imrder to the Ohio val­ ley with rain instead of amiw prob­ able in the southern fringe. Annual Easter Hall, I pnl 2nd. FARMERS— Y’ou enn get seed bod from*# and Irrigation plug# at th* Sanford Novelty Work#. 100-tfr -Tomato plant-:, $1.50 pbr It. Fort, Mecca HamFOR SALE OR RENT—New bunga­ low, 0 room# and bath, garage. Good location, near school. Tefnin like rmt. Phone <23-W. Still*1Dtp FOR SALE— Olusmobile K, new paint ilnil tires. Terms or fTiide. A rare bargain. Automotive Service Co., 1st .Street and Sanford Avenue. 2WMlp 1<HtCRAT.E- I room cottage nnd ga­ rage and trailur. Palmetto avenue. Impiire for .Fere Rowe, ludio .Mary, Fla. Vacant April I. Term# one-half cash. ‘ 2!)L<-<Itp i l,K : ALE—Two drum.-. 100 gallons asbestos roofing paint. 31.15 per gallon. Call corner East Fourth and Sanford Ave.300-3lp Fl)R RENT —6 room bungalow on _ Siintgiril i'eg 11. W. JWlen MiiMc r « * T i0 m c fr« Av.*; ,'Ses-W. furnished tied moms, Ave. 301-ntc rrncr j t » W ANTED WANED—A chance to build your new homo before lumber get# any higher. Plans and estimate# furnish­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc after which all taxes irmuimug uupuiii will l»e collected by levy and sale of the property upon which taxes are WANTED TO BUY--Second hand furniture for a 4 room eottaga, Hox delinquent / 101, Oviedo, Fin. 21MMtp ALFRED FOSTER, k . City Tax Collector. 3-15-till Apr. t Hy: E. HOY. I). C. P U R I Posiiiveiq the onkj polish that will shine oilu or damp shoes -No disagreeable odor *OuL, QUANTITY QUALITY ORLANDO, FLORIDA The (). K. Ilukery hits enjoyed success for the past thir* ty-livo years. We have a large modern up-to-date plant fully equipped. Our pans arc sterilized in a large steam vat frequently. Few bakeries do this, hut it Is important. The very best of flours and all materials are used in otir goods. This Is essential. Our I’ OINS!'.TITA HUTTBK-SIM.lt DREAD Is uniform and comes fresh *tb you each day. All Rood grocers sell this brand, and If you will call for rt they will gladly send It with your order. We Imkc borne days as much as .1,500 lbs. of flour or over a ton nnd a half. All bread and enke linkers that we employ must he skillful and competent, nnd are, A good swet’ i uniform loaf nnd fair treatment to all our customers is the secret that hns led us to success. We especially invite you to call at our bakery and look over our display of Cakes, Pastry and Dread. We will be pleased to have you try-our perfect loaf of 1'oinsettla Dread, which sells for ten and fifteen cents. (ASUPf#,0B llasthe hugest sale in America THE BREAD W ITH A BUBnaxaznK'axnssarjun .’ xnxxaaBxawa Extra heavy and lat'ife size Da th Towels, Special for Hospital Batlu? Towels, medium size, extra nice qunlity. each— . Special for, 42xSd and 45x110 Mohawk, beat quality, each HUCK TOWELS, 20 dozen special for this 2-day Hospital Sale, nice, soft towel, woi 35c each, Friday and , Saturday for each, Dimity Spreads, Best Grade, RATINES— Beautiful New Patterns in French Ratines, Plaids and Small Checks, in all the new Bright Spring v colors, yard ' ■ * - FLAVOR �Tin: SANFORD DAILY HERALP.THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923 PAG* POUR i.:4Pa»q=g: B A SE B A L L FOOT BALL B A SK E T BALL T R A P SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Firpo Has a Punch Brennan Almost Killed And In Hospital Now NEW YORK, March 15.—Bill Bren* nan, the Chicago heavyweight who wat knocked out by Louis Firpo, tho Argentine hcfvywcight, Monday, wap removed to the Jewish hospital yes­ terday, suffering from concussion of the brnin. Tlw knockout blow, n terrific right, was delivered at the base of the skull. Brctinan was dared for some time after the fight. lie complained of pains in the head and was rushed to the hospital yesterday. Hr. Edward 1* Spitzer, who diag­ nosed Brennan's illness, said he had made* an X-ray to determine the ex­ tent of the injury. Dr. Suitzcr said Brennan hud a serious swelling back of his left enr where Flrpo'a terrific knockout punch hud landed, and that he also had n painful lump on hi New York Bankers Purchase Church ' Property ii\ Cuba ll A VAN A, Mnrch 15.—The old Ro­ man Catholic church of St. Phillip sit­ uated in the center of the financial district of Havana, has been sold to the National City Bank of New York. The price paid is reported to hnvc (>ecn $500,000. It I* understood the church will he rnzed and an office building erected on the site. GOLF BOWLING ’* TEN NIS BOXING ? CH A U TAU Q U A W E E K HERE MARCH 31 TO APR. 5 Van O. Browne Novelty Company Here at Chautauqua [ Attractions 1 In c lu d in g X The auto polo games anil parachute leap will be shown again tonight. Great Comedy Drama And another good program for this evening. ‘TURN TO THE RIGHT” “ Just Dogs” is it novel comedy, out of the ordinary. My advice regarding: roofing won’ t cost you a cent! BIRD’S ROOFS— A roof for every building Original Musical Production “AN And then Katherine MacDonald in “ White Shoulders". Has a mother the right to uyictlon her daughter? When beauty goes to the nVictloneer love is crushed under the hammer. EVENING H A W A II’’ Address, 911 Elm Avenue l IN I)i Giorgio Concert Orchestra Ami the honor guests tonight will lie Mr. and Mrs. ,D. |*. Drummond and The Van O. Browne Novelty Company, popular entertain, rs, will appear at they will see "White Shoulders" free the coming Redpath Chautauqua In unusually varied programs, which includo of cost. Bring this with you, Don, it's exceptionally pleasing Instrumental anil vohtl selections. This company Is headed hy Vtin O. Browne, plBmvB^ordlon player, bari­ your ticket. tone and top-notch Impersonator, who also delights his audiences with numer­ . And for Friday and Saturday the ous feats o f magic and Illusion, Interesting rag pictures are among tho company's enjoyable entertainment flr^J motion picture in natural colors, offerings. “ The Tell of the Sea." The most amazing development since movies Big time at Pori Fi Rouse, April were Invented. The Trade Review Edwards Trading Co , Ine.. and plac­ (I. 301-du­ says: "Will not only interest hut ed under arrest two men said to Ik- o f­ astound utnl delight every spectator," ficers of the company, and three no* g rttes. The Herald delivered bIx times a And watch for the new programs toThe narcotics were said to have been week for 15c. * morow night as there are some good Identified as federal property taken from >111110 army medical base and in­ ones coming. vestigation will be made ns to how the drugs got Into the hands of the trading company. M. lb Reiss and Charles Kidder, said .to Ik* the heads of the company, were hold for trial. Van Browne Novelty Company Werno Ladies Quartet Caveny, Artist in Chalk and Clay Special Children’ s Programs Notable Lectures on Timely Subjects 5-— BIG D AYS------5 HUDSON AND ESSEX DEALERS COIlltECTED NOV. 14TII, 1022 South Bound 20 Head of Fresh Milch Cows at Brady’s. Stable for a few days only. Depart <f 2:40 n.m. 8:40 n.m. 1:38 p.tn. 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Arrive 2:3(3 n.m. SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY JOHN GOVE, Proprietor North Imuml 1018 West First fitro*t Arrive lMSi.m. 11:4fi a.in. 2:35 p in ■1:00 p.m. 10:0 p.m. rilhy Brandi Leesburg Branch Arrive 3:55 p.m, 2:50 p.m, Oviedo Branch Arrive ___ 7:45 p.m. WORKS (tlj The \ Mhciriitf r il I'rfintl Iy 35 to 40 Per MIAMI,. March 13.—After bucking rough sens and windy weather all the Cent Normal Crop vva yfrom Miami to Key Weal in lln* of Potatoes Grown sin,non power Inmt race, (Jilry Wood and A. (\ Newby have called off the With effects of the recent cold snap event and will return to Miami, a message from Key West any*. The fully determined experts in the potato Imata left here nl 7 o'clock yesterdaj growing business have agreed that morning and reached Key \Ve<l at the crop the year o il! be but from rtf* to in per i cut of normal, where a The Shadow \ I, owned by < arl <>, fe u weeks iig" it looked as if a .bump­ Fisher, broke ji glass well and was er crop would he produced. forced out of the race. Marionette, Whether the increase In price due to owned by K. C. Rohfh, o f Miami, n short crop will make up the liifferDeports broke a steering wheel and quit while ciu-e in return to the growers Is a Mute of Mine, owned by E. -I. Osnus, question which opinions differ on. It of Raeine, could not buck the stiff i*= believed, however, that the price waves and quit. will ho much In-iter than if the uitus* oally huge crop had bun dumped on tin* market, with the season opening irnni two to three-w. iks miller than (lit T h i* (• ■ o r liilr tl 101H West First to wash clothes is by electricity. Let the little motor do 'all the liking drudgery you In in the old days “ hefn' used 113 MAGNOLrr~AVFsNUl 1M M 13P I 'r t - a i l W ASliIN tJTtlN , Mardi tit.— Tkous- ands. of dollars worth of opium, coDaily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke cainn and heroin were seized here House, Mobley's Drug Store and yesterday by Federal narcotic agents tf BUILDING and local police when they raided I Hunt's Pharmacy. T iff: SANFORD & LOAN ASSOCIATION HAS IJEKN IN EX1STANCK SINCE 1908. ME HAVE NEVER HAD A LOBS, OUR SECURITY IS SECURE. OUR STOCK DRAWS 8 PER CENT INTEREST. WE INVITE YOUIl INVESTIGA­ TION. WE NEED YOUR CO­ OPERATION. 298-Gtc That " Something” You Either H ave or H aven’t in D ress GO On; YEAU Service Station NOTICE! DRESSES FOR STOUT W OM EN Notice is hereby given that n bill will he Introduced,at the H>23 session or the Kloridu legislature to prohibit seining: in the lakes, rivers, cannls and streams o f Seminole" county, also to reguluti* the catch urn! means em­ ployed, and also provide penalty for its violation. Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Seminole County Fish & Came 291-tfc: Protective Association. o f sacrificing fifty-two or 11 l At every week. Well do baking for you— and t The demand for pleated skirts is increasing every day, ns the mode for jacqueries and overblouses increases in favor your A New Spring: and Summer Assortment of Millinery i pardon us madam, we mean anything personal we’ll do it better, too. At our well known lower prices. Our Prices on Hosiery will Amaze You * »»ar S e r e i c e S t a t i o n D e m ltr t %*e i * / / «tr*^ r e t o m - m en d G ood yea r T iret a n d bark un w ith utam terd What a simple thing to achieve those lines o f grace—that is, if you know the secret. And the secret is a Modart Corset. Such a splendid garrrient is the Modart, so in­ dividual in design, so free, so personal in its feeling, that there isn't any corset like a Modart. Think o f the pure joy o f possessing such a corset that makes others conscious o f the effect, but never reminds you o f die fact that you have it on: FOR SALE B Y SPECIALS FOR F R ID A Y , SA TU R D AY A N D M O N D A Y ONLY j Home-made Potato Sal | Goodyear S tttiee ad, 20c pound K E N T VULC. W ORKS WE DELIVER 75 New Sport Skirts for Women and Misses’ $4.00 to $8.50 a hundred and four days out of the year in front of a hot oven that blasts the enjoyment of running. Ita now im proved ru bb er com p ou n d m eans longer mileage. Its hoavisr sidewall re­ sist* rut and curb wenr.The reinforced blocks of its beveled tread mean a pro­ tected carcass. Its low price and our service mean econ­ omy. Nice Fat Hens and Fryers Georgia Country Sausage Sizes *14 to f»0 It’s nil wrong, Mrs. House­ wife, it's nil wrong— this idea Many a woman is accepted or rejected long before one catches the color of her eyes. Hatted, beoted and gowned in the height o f fashion, yet some­ thing either is or isn't lacking in the ensemble. Men sense it, but only women will tell you tlur the missing “ something” is—the proper corset. ,A r ^ fi ie E A P A ttritl ai iphuJidli dtli(*td SI iht AUdjrt Ibsuld Oak Avenue and Third Street SANFORD, FLORIDA m : \ s m ; T fM iD A 3 SANFORD AVENUE AT SECOND STREET *. Is inJiridmsIl) fund It p u t ft*rr. Is tar Ctrui Dt• fsrtmtmt u-t rtndtr ibis urrkt _ t. ilbikl . tiitgsiitji. VTIxa p a u* tat »/ s' u t i i ta * n m t [ , r J ,M‘ �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923 DR. 8. II. ROGERS OF JACKSONVII.LK AND DR. B. D. GRAY OF ATLANTA ON PROGRAM TODAY AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Special Children’s Entertainments a Redpath Chautauqua Feature You o n find the name of errry live Business Man in Bsnford in this Column each dsy. Cards of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whoa, In hia chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. S e m in o le P r in lc r ij George A. DeCottes 8 i J M £ ING S c o n e s ! 902 French Avenue------------Phone 401 Attorney-at-Law Quick Service Transfer S to ra g e Facilities U we pleaao you, tell others; if not, tall ua. Phone 498 SANFORD N OVELTY WORKS Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -t FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building SANFORD -:FLORIDA V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ||7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W . HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY HIE---------AUTO---------BONDS S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder BANFORD FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons l-atnblliilird IBOS n-e-A-L K -S -T -A -T -D I ni raim ents Parma C s- lntpr ov ed HIT Insurance Is nd Sur ety L a is Leans Homes 11»>lnr«s Hands U t il itie s ! Prnperlr Chasers Main orries iif.iscn SANFOUD n n A i.T V company ISVK IT M G H T |-linnr IS COMPANY 1 0 1 -8 M a g n o l i a A l e STEWART The Florist Cut Flowed----- ——-—Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants El I Myrtle Are.- - —■ . Rhone 260-W SANFORD M ACHINE COM PANY General Machine and Itnller Works Cylinder, Grinding Automobile Retmirs Acetylene Wcldinir Phone 62--------- Sanford, Florida SAVE YOUR MONEY. DE­ POSITS MADE IN THE SAN­ FORD BUILDING & LOAN ASm u t a t io n , p a y k p e r c e n t INTEREST. 298-Rtf Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke "use, Mobley’s Drug Store and uni's Pharmacy. if »' ( m e t r r r n r i i T . *r:v k n t i i j i . M c itL n u n it . u k h im il i; f l i t N T S. I ’ l.nMIII.* Tnx Srhmil llls lr lr l N». S, Sr•iilnnlr CnUHt>. K ln rld s. Ii> I’. H . * u1tir|i|trr, T. IV tr r s noil llr*. J. " ■ Hnrlliti T n i< lr r « . .n il I-. K. Iln rH.nii, f . A. Itn llss nnd F. T . W llllnuis n« In r n ih m nf (hr <‘nunl> ll'inril nf I'nMIr Inalriirllnn. Sn u ln n lr I'n n n lj. • lorliln. VS. 3 Sr S ls lr nf I'lnrldn. rx rrl Urn. A. Ilr fn llr s , S ln lr A lln rn r> fnr Ihr 'r t r n ia Jtullrlnl flr r iilt nf I'lnrlils. CITATIO N To tlir CUIxrns ami T ax I’ nvrrs of •ml Kerrinl T ax Hcbonl liislriel. No. -• N-mlnnle Cm m ty. l••torlUa" Itrri-ns. a pntlltori has born Bint m tin- above sty ln t rourl by Spicial 1!*v Helmol n istrlct No. 5, Hemhmlr * "Utily. i'lnriilu. rubt Hperlal Tax District hr Ittg also Known ns U -niva School D istrict. srtllnK forlli tbr fact tbnt an r ltrO o n has tu rn c a llpi amt held In k i M Special T ax School Ds-ttici No, a, on the M b ilny o f F eb ru ­ ary, A. D_ 1913. to determ ine whether W not there should tir Issm-d hy- said D|»lrict honds In tlie sum o f ISo.OOd.oii t " In-sr Interrsi ut the rate o f 6 per •■cht per annum . Interest payable srtniannuaL principal t** m ature .In thirty >r«rs from the date of the bonds, the M tr of snhl Itonds to be January i , ts*a. |>fnrrrds of the snhl honds to h« used fm ihr purimse of acqutrtiiK. building, •■nliifKliiK, furulshlnK or otherw ise Imho*vin« sctpH'l hulldliiBs und school Kt'iunds tinil for the exclusive use o f the puhlle free scti***»ls within sfthl elieclul T ax Rcbool D istrict No. 5; Hint, s canvass „ f the returns o f salt! election ™*W prim,I f a d e that said election In favor o f the- Issouncr o f said Lmds by the said D istlrcl. Now iherefure In pursuance to an nr- w-r of the Court herein made and In fqnformHy with law NOTICB l» here1,1 Xlven that the tax payers nnd cltlI*as Of the sabl Kperlal Tax Wchool l'*"trirt So 5, Hemlnole Count). Fl«>r*'ls. are hy the said order anil b> law required to appear before the Honorside Court nt ten o'clock.n. m. on the Jt*t day of March. X l> 19». nt De--and, In Volusia rotlnty. Hcventh JuatcUi circuit of Florida, nnd to show <ao»r. |f a r,y they have, why said bonds should not he validated and confirmed. NCHELLE MAINES for your position". IIow will you live when this is said to you, if you have no money? Hundreds are getting’ 4 % In­ terest on their savings at our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT preparing for that day should it come to them. W H Y NOT Y(VlJ? ternoon. The feature of the address this ev­ ening wilj l*e an address try Dr. Gray, j Dr. Urny la regarded ns one o f ‘ th e1 choice pint form men of America, nnd his coming t<> Sanford is i|uite an i event. Fortunate will lie those who hear Dr. Gray this evening. i Three* special entertainments for children, In addition t<> tin* programs for tnlulto, will be.among Hie unlqun features of the forthcoming Retlpatli Chmitnmpm. each chthlren'a entertatumeut to bo presented on a different day und J ut n Umo to be nnnopuced Inter. Havelock, tlio down, In Ids marvelous feats of tumbling, Ids ludicrous Jokca nnd mimicry, will mnko a tremendous hit with the youngsters. Kyea Examined Cissies Designed Duval, the magician, will delight with his amazing sleight-of-hand perform­ Henry McLaulin, Jr,, ances ami Ids hallllng R(Unionitpy act. Roberta Leo Clark and Iml* Huston Holt, hath singers and playe.-s, will Opt. D. completely raptlvutc with thvlr clever costumed stories from Juvenile. Etory books. Optician-Optometrist 412 East First Strost Sanford, FIs. let their imsition be known and lbat there should he passed no legislation this year affecting the Industry that ELTON J. MOUGIITON was not first tried in practical life * . ARCHITECT and fmind possible. He believed that passed and in this industry, theories Room 7. Miller Bldg will md work. 3ANFORD FLORIDA One of the thoughtful and carefully | prepared addresses of the i|:i> was do- i I)R. R. M. WELSH litcred by 8- Bryan Jennings of Jack 1 oinvdie >m the subject >*f the staleGraduate Veterinarian I wide benefit* of a im-fence law-.' Mr Telephones' Office ■h titling- Hpnk*' freely and with pro : Office 20 Conrad Bldg. <1--mu and mentioned I I bene tils that ! Residence 2.Y7 Del.and. Florida court room hi-re taken, the fourth an- would n -ult to the state at huge if mml an g of lb” Fl u Ida State Fat- the general no-fence law were put in­ l! -m i as.-toeinljon met T tic-day to to effect. He admitted that such a law! W . J. THIGPEN consider the practical side-* of the j would ubuibth the range cattle busi-1 piii-’n a | Ic’rirlaliun affecting the rat­ ; ness, hut contended that thy eallle* Real Estate tle industry, such n* ci.ttlc dipping, men would not Ik- abolished. He says FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE iki'i wide iu>.feme law and the dan* that they would have to change their •;c i f f Hr t fire-- It WII- the IJnil Ml - no tlmd nf fairing cattle and that tinnm i i ,iji*uii,u ,,f the meeting, infm wnnld prove mope prolltnbh in tin- end State Road Dept. m.-.ily a ic.iaracd, that the present than this present method. The ben­ Will Patch Up Holes methods «f dipping ami the ptnpo«ed efits lm mentioned were the proven- j widi Mi fence law meant the •lion of the burning of the ranges, the, in East Coast Roads state l" '.LC-J .. *L»rniif.a*..uu u£ ;h. range establishing of an incentive for bring eafflt- industry. f l l y T b * AaatifJnfnl I’ r r M l I mg into the slate of Idoodid cattle, an • •■!. . uik.eincit an* searching, yes, increase in the dairy business, make TALLAHASSEE, Mtjrch KV -Steps looking to (he patching up of spots adverti. if g, for a |tactical, eeiummi- the health **f the youth better by mak in the cast coast highway Itimd No. cal melh d nf g-iting Till nt tile lick" ] ing milk mote plentiful, the grass Burt, of Det-eon, vice land- would be paid for or rented nnd 4 were taken up by the State Road j de lured I'. Department today when it advertised picsjdeet of tlti* n : octal loti. "But we tin- owners could then pay their taxes, for hid* for construction of twenty arc Jmkirg iu vain. WV know the tick fanning would be encouraged.because miles of road in Flagler und Brevard farmers would md have to build so counties. many femes, ipinrn t- would lie h freipient licruuse tb* r,- woubl !**■ no worth in tin- proci—-i of t:glitir>g tlm mixing of lange cattle, th«- tick could TONE I r III i: KIDNEYS "Svinptom-i of Kniney trouble ate (ok ' Appbiui>c gicc'cd In- words, be eliminated because the cattle being ltr. J. \‘. Knapp, Btnte veterinarian in zones, could Ih> dipped easily. [ ail gone. Water is clear and does nut bunt. Kuley Kidney Rills certainly do |speaking on Ilia * subject admitted the cattle Would Ik* *mulled und so the work,”* writes W. .1. Grady, New |that he did not know the cost of the taxable value known, there would Orleans, Louisiana. Backache, rheu­ rounding tip the cattle and driving tie less stealing, taxable pruperty add-' matic pains, tired feeling, are symp­ tin m through the dipping vats, lie eil to the state, less loss in shipment toms of distressed kidneys. Foley stilted that there arc lint two methods because ttfe eat lie emlbl b<* inspected Kidney Bills tone up the kidneys nnd of getting rid of the tab in Florida before sold, ami lastly the trees of quickly relieve kidney and bladder and these lire the paid tin- rotation file state would increase in value rap trouble. Refuse substitutes. Iiirist method which keeps cattle off a certain idly by the greater cine of both the Upon Foley's. Sold eveiywhere Adv urea for a period, und the other is |cattlemen ami the lumbermen. Mr. Jennings made an excellent im i press ion on hearers, -taring fully that IF YOU DO any kind of farming in ! he was merely presenting the other Florida you should rend The Funn­ side of the (piestion as it appeared to , el ft Stockman which deals with cit­ him. rus and truck farming, live stuck, poultry and dairying. Send for free The whole program is moving for\ stniple copy or 2'> tents fur three ward with n vim nnd interest that months., Yearly subscription* $1.0(1; makes the scs(firms interbsting to vis­ three years, $2.00. Published twice a itors a* wclj ns to^nttlenten. The pre­ siding officer is making «n effort, he month. Address Tito Farmer &• Stockman, No. 10 Newman St., .Jack­ states, to give plenty of room to the business session*. It is an open secret sonville, Fla. 223-Fri-Weil-tfe that the association plans to take up IN C I I I I ’ I I T (111 III'. S U V II N T I I J I the proposed no-fence und dipping leg­ D l l I VI. I III! I I T . IN VND r o l l Hi:. W I N O L K CO I N T V , I 'l .O I I I D V . islation and go on record on these IN I II \ m i : i i v . matters. It is understood that these I 'l r - I Nnlliinnl Hunk In Orlnndn. n enrimrnllnn nn d rr (h e l , « n « i>( (lie I s i ­ are the great issues before the cat­ te,I N l n t r - nf A n ir r l c s , I'ninplnlnnnl tlemen nt this time. Fred 11. F III I iik . D e f e m ln n l. It was made plain in today's ses­ CITATION TO FIXED II F IT T IN ii; the cald Fred sions that the cattlemen nre not op­ H. Fitting being n resident of Dexter, posed to any legislation that will bene­ in the Htwte iif Inwn: It nppcnrlmt from u sworn bill of fit them, but they wish practical legis­ cnmptajnt flied III this cause that you. Frtd II, FittlnK. are a resident of a lation. That Is, methods required l»y Hlate other than the Htntc o f Florida, the state thnt can lie put into prac­ nml that your place of residence Is Dexter, Iow a: that there Is no person tice. Ur. J. V. Knapp addressed the m the Hlate of Florida, the service of n tntbimemt upon wham would html association but from the many »ptessuch Fred II. FIMhtU. tiona asked him from the floor and The re form you. Fred II. Klttlm f. nre require*! to he and appear before our the many replies made by individuals snld Circuit Court nt the Court House in the audience ft was believed that ill Hanford, Florida, on the ind day of April. 1911, nnd then nnd there innVe his solution of the tick eradication an sw er to the blit o f compla in t e x h i b ­ ited auiilltM you In a* Foreclosure o f program was. not satisfactory. M o rt u n sc from you. Fred II. FIltlOK __to— First National Hank o f Orlando, A, M. Wilson, of Snrnsotn, cx-stute a c orp or a tion under the la w s nf. the senator, replied formally and pointed V n l l r d Htales. the property In volted I* described ns f o llo w s ! • o u t thnt this was an im p r a c t ic a l thing Lot Four Hundred thirty (ISO) Hl*»ck as urged by Mr. Jennings, that a tm: nr Haction One ( U . Hlack Ham m ock iract sam e be in g a subdivision o f Herfence law would keep down fires, lio n One ( 11. T ow n s h ip T w e n t y .o n e ( 21). itnnge T h irt y -o n e ( 31) cast. Hethat the cattlemen did not set (he \ “ W e W ant a Younger Man The interest in the ilistrfct meeting which it* being held with the First Baptist church of Sanford ran at high tide through nil the sessions of yes­ terday, Miss Emma Lenchnmn of At­ lanta, Mrs. H. A. InglU of Uirmingham, Miss Mary Walters, DoLaud, and Mrs. II. IVelmnn of Jacksonville made very helpful addresses. Bel an*!, Daytona, Geneva, DunneiJon, Lake Como, Orlando, HuMmell, Crystal River, Jacksonville, Quincy, Umatilla, Groveland, KmlmmtT. Ta­ vares, Florida and Atlanta, Gn., were represented in the conferences yt»* i terduy. Tlie features of the meetings today ( were addresses this morning by Misaj Lea* liman, nnd Dr. 8. li. Rogers of Jacksonville. Dr. B. D. Gray of At­ lanta addressed the institute this af­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President ft. F. WHITNBR, Cashier LAWYER *:—Court House mluole -county, Florida. M Is ordered that tlilr citation lie iiubtished In the Hanford Herald, a IK-wspaper published In Heniltmle county. I'lorlda, pace a week fur four c onsecu tlv o w eek s as notice to the d e ­ fendant Fred l b ' Fitting. W itness my hand anil the seal o f W itness my hand anil official seal nt the said Circuit Court on this the 1st eanford. Urmlnole C ounty. Florida, this day o f March. A. 1>. ISIS. (HEAL) & A. DOCflLAHH. Clerk Circuit Court. Hcmtnole County, FloridaBy A. 1L W eeks. V. C. **|lIol ?c Ito r^ f or* Co m id a 1na rft. For Three Days Only MARCH W ILL 16TH, 17TII AND 19TII OFFER HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SOCIETY BRAND PALM BEACH AND MOHAIR SUITS $18.00 SUITS at................. .$15.00 $15.00 SUITS a t....:.............. 12.75 At the following1Greatly Reduced Prices: $25.00 $30.00 $35.00 p i $45.00 SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS at .... $21.25 a t ...................... 25.50 at...................... 29.75 at...................... 34.00 at........................ 38.25 SMALL LOT OF PALM BEACH SUITS TO CLOSE OUT CHEAP $25.00 SUITS at $21.50 $27.50 SUITS at 23.50 15? REDUCTION ON ALL FELT HATS $2.25 $3.00 $1.00 $4.75 $5.00 HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS a t ................... „.$1.!)0 a t .... ................. 2.55 a t .... ................ 3.40 at . 4.00 at 4.25 ALL NEW STOCK BUY TH AT EASTER HAT NOW AND SAVE MONEY ON YOUR PURCHASE 10 per cent Reduction on Regular Stock of New Caps Also a Special job lot of CAPS at prices too low to mention. Don’t fail ' to see them— you will be surprised at how low you can buy them. We have a few more pair of REGAL OXFORD SHOES to sell at $3,95 per pair. They arc really worth from $7.00 to $8.00 And Extra Pant& All New Stock ALL E V E R -W E A R HOSIERY W E H A VE IN STOCK W ILL GO ON SALE A T ABOUT HALE PRICE This Sale will positively close at 6 p. M. M ONDAY, MARCH 19th. Take - ■ .................... .................. hree days T R Y IT! sale and save money FIRST QUALITY 115 EAST FIRST STREET- l-OW BRICES RHONE 104 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 15, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9e18dc7901e7a75b91c5f72f27762ef0.pdf f858ac8f261e5f004815ed5b68818c4b PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION fOLUME IIL SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. 192.1 NUMBER 300 Carlot Shipment* Reported for Tucs day, Murrh 1.1th: Florida-—Sanford section ........ B’ (Florida—Manatee section .......2.' ; California ........................... J 9 ATTHE COURT HOUSE AT 10 AM-AND WILL BE WELL ATTENDED Ims Boon Collected by the Var- I [cos Committees o f Chambers I «f Commerce and Traffic Men I GENERAL COUNSEL! VETERANS BUREAU! K I L L S HIMSELF 9 l l l i T | | \»«i»cTnted Printed in Daily Sketch in London Today Reveals Total . Alleged Scheme 1Shipping LONDON, Mnrch M.—Sensational story of n plot by the Irish Kcpiibli;on organisation to murder the British cabinet ministers and commit other outrages was printed today in daily sketch. The newspapers connect* the alleged scheme with the activities of the Irishmen recently urres'ed in Great Britain. It says perrons marked fur n*»;r*»ination included Premier Bonar Law, David Lloyd George and Sir llnmnro. Employment in the household* of FOUND IN WASHINGTON HOME the intended victims thus became able to supply outside persons with details WITH BULLET WOUNDS SELF of the men's movements. INFLICTED — I A meeting, which is recognized as U ly T h e A u n r l n l r l P r r u ) Point Information for T u n day, March 1.1th . SANFORD, FLA.:’ Warm, show­ ers. Hauling* heavy, demand slow, light wire linjulryj movement drnggy, Market ntendy, little change in price*. Carload* f. o. h. usual terms: 10inch crates Golduo, Self-blanching 4-6 doz. stalks in the rough $I.G0-f 1.65, AFTER PLAYING ALL THE SAND New Frebch Strain 1-6 doz, stuiks in UAHS AM)-LOSING OUT the rough mostly $1.40 $1.50, few I l l y T h e \* « » r li,te it Prr«*> well blanched higher. MIAMI, March 11.—President Har­ ding arrived nt the end of the Florida Total cnrlot shipment* from San Journey shortly lieforo noon and im­ ford this season to date mediately began playing golf on one Total carlot shipments from Man uf the Miami Beach courses. The ntee this season to date ......... . houseboat Pioneer is still several miles Total cnrlot shipments from Saifnorth of Mjacti traveling slowly to ford Inst season to tlntc avoid numerous' sand bars. Carl Fish­ Total carlot shipments from Maner’s speedboat met the houseboat at utee Inst season to date ........... the North end of Iltacaync Bay nnd the president nnd other members of Telegraphic Report* from important the party were persuaded to come Markets aboard and come to .Miami for lunch PITTSBURGH: 27, snowing. 0 and a game of golf. WASHINGTON, .March l-l.-Cha*. Ikiog one of the utmost importance F.*Crumer, who resigned n few weeks the future of Sanford, will be held ago as general counsel of the Veter­ the court house tomorrow, beginans Bureau, was found dead here to­ I ting at 10 o’clock. day. Police reported that he commit­ I This meeting has been called by the ted suicide. Cramer’s hotly wn:r found Ifir Department purrunnt to author­ in his home by the police who *nid isation in the-River and Harbor uct Heath was apparently due to self in­ Improved Sept. 22, 1022, whereby the flicted bullet Wounds. He was 45 years [Swrrtary of War is authorized nnd of age and enme here from San Fran­ I greeted to cause preliminary exam- cisco In 1021 to become general coun­ [ration and surveys- to be made of sel for the veterans bureau. lay in the j Montgomery, director from Alnbamn dt St. Johns river from Jacksonville da Fedora-1 to the General Federation. Mrs. Cramer’s liody was found in the Is Sanford. It wos through the effort* bathroom in Ida home where he had the morn- Jones has long been interested in so­ tf Senator Fletcher Introducing n bill locked himself after saying good bye li Skinner cinl work and lm* lind n large part in [that this preliminary examination is to Mr*. Crnnies wheti she led on the -ess of h e r' Alabama’* splendid constructive proDrift* mn'lo to ascertain tlie ndvisa- midnight train for New York. Police prc-M-nt the igram, nnd her information was of *uHity of improving the river to a 20- found no message to explain his act, during the prt-me int< rest to the Florida women loot depth. The henring will Ik* con­ but friends nay the nervous strain who are so earnestly committed in a tend by Gilbert A. Youngbcrg, Lt. which h:-.d 11suited djiiti hi* connec­ e-president *ftrong effort towards constructive ltd. Corps of Kngincers, U. 8. Army, tion with tiie bureau lud undermined nt of v i s i t s legislation in the immediate fup i IJcut. Herbert B. Loper, Corps hi* health. entions and tore. if Engineers, U. S. Army. Principal iiillation of > The resolution* committee, through luiitant Engineer J. M. Braxton now her i'* chairman, Mr*. Katherine II. Tip­ rd Mr. W. A. Dunnett, who will relulls, handed in and received' endorse­ Icthre testimony of those supporting . , , nun! for the following: tm-y, legis- . lit contention that this improvement . . . I.—The severance tax. *1 o( lo r , . . ■ accessary. ,, , , 2. Hu- doing away with the lensl* I’oard ot , . , • aTh. information particularly dcslr.. ,, ing of county convicts, and an approv.Many Went Home Looking Like 1 1 X 1 i*. Hun. . * the government has been pie, ,, . , nl of mnkniK iim* of them on ptiDlli* ta t.'lau*. Gift-Laden f Seminole , * I)L-1 by the Water Traffic Ix-ariie ,, road work. . illy the re. . . . . , , . . lt d will Ik* presented in the f o r m o f j . .. . . .1.—A .-lute-wide movement for of ( nptain [ I kief. It shows that the needs of| mosquito rontrtd. t aiifuriiia, n i-loriilu arrived, 5 rars I attention between .lacknonvillo and, j -1.—The Mediil-McC'orniiek bill in on truck including.broken. Supplies of the A|»-|Ci,nffrwn tll (inss „ ,|jrvt.( child labor mode rate, demand and movement mod­ Ikzfonl are sufficiently urgent to re -, . In-Id her juw [pire the construction of n twentyerate, market sternly. California, hot channel in order to provide fnrest as did 5 ._ ,\n appropriation from congress crates Golden -Heart b.nt $6.00-$6J>0, dKic* for the potential tonnage of University, ,.[ ^jrt>0()U annually for five years for poorer, $4.50, Florida 10 inch crutca ail and tributary territory. It coniwed her*.' niim»Ic* Indian work, Golden .Self-lllnnehing -1 doz. stuiks luimdnta showing the navigation now lent of thi-j a letter' of thanks to M. (’. Greely, $2.2.1.12.65; H-I0 doz. stalk* |L75-$2; tiijting on this waterway, boats now. poke brief- architect of Jacksonville for plans •prating to different points on th e 1 aim*. tot gn te* and approaches to Royal rtrer, together with n schedule of i.usty nn- t’clnr Park. tripj. draft* and dimensions of these new song Resolutions declaring the first week nt*r craft. It also shows the char- ' l)>- its au- (I, September announcement week for Kttr, tonnage nnd value, present outt St. Pet-' al| prospective-officers of the Florida ping nnd incoming commerce from j •f "Come Federation. till vast territory, giving in detail iniiiins woul dindleate that nothing -ucllle AsThe hill prepared by Mrs. D. P. tk principal commodities which are I more in those lines would bo sold in isnnt varl- Council, of Lake Worth, chairman of •Upped nnd the proportion of !'the city for some time to come. AH uge now moving by rail acd w ater.!around the pyramid of premiums the Vdasble information is also contain- tables were filled with those who prac­ d In the Brief stressing the resourc- ticed on saying “keno" from the time the first grnin went on a* a coaxcr. The callers were hoarse long before the interest died nut. This evening there Is promised a change in *onu- of the specialties, nnd it .is possible that some of the latehour attractions may be given earlier. Many of tho older class visit the cir­ cus to see the wonderful dogs, which have been the final act on the progiam , and nrc disappointed because given over to discussion or uui* pro­ they are forced to leave before the I Springfield. exhibition is made. . However, ns the posed for introduction at the next ses­ sion of tho legislature, except for the dogs are well worth the effort. It will fine illustrative nnd inspirational ndrepay nil who may remnin for the pur­ dress of Mrs. J. Iirevnrd Jones, of pose of seeing their clever work. Its In And Luncheons and Visits Over the City Closed a Perfect Day Tent Well Filled For Tuesday’s Show, . Keno Top-Notcher A»n- Miami Officials Tick Inspector Speer’s Easter Sale Are Charged With Was Arrested for For Five Days Only Non-Enforcement Cow Stealing Speer & Son arc pulling u big f.nster s a l e for live days only. They have a page advertisement in this issue, calling your attention to this big sale nnd lt means that for live days you will have nn opportunity to make money on nainsook, and long cloth, Swiss voiles, crepes, pongee and ging­ ham*. On ho*icry, bathing suit*, dresso* nnd capen, collars, laces, bags, umbrellas, In fact, there Is too much to mention here. Suffice it to say that Speer & Son are haviijg one of their big sales that you have been wait­ ing for bacause you knew it meant a big saving to you when Speer put on On Prohibition Lass and Gambling Bound Over to Court at Hearing In In I)sde County. Tallahassee (Hr The Aaa»rl*lrd I'rraa) (IIr T X e A i i t r l a l i l !*r*aa# TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 14.—H ear­ TALLAHASSEE, March I 4 .- J . II. ing by the governor of charges against Jeffries, county tick inspector of Geor- county Solicitor Fred Pine nnd Sher­ giu, was bound ovur to await action iff Louis Allen of Dade county has of tho grand Jury following a prelim­ been postponed until Thursdny of next inary hearing before County Judge week, it was stated today at the ex­ Willis on a charge uf larceny of a ecutive's office. The two officials have cow. The case grew out of different been called upon to appear before tho .views' on cnttlo dipping of Grady executive to answer charges presented county, Ga^ and Leon county, Fla. J. In person by Fred Botts, attorney, of II. Strickland, I-con county • farmer { Miami, representing the Christian living near tho tine, charged Jeffries ; Council. Both officials are charged with taking one of his cows into the (with non-enforcement of prohibition Geurgiu county und impounding it. nnd gambling law s.. • WATER AND LIGHT PLANT ____ i i —■ i • (Ur The Press) GREENVILLE, March 14.-T he city council has called an election for tho pear future to decide whether this town shall bond Tholf for $30,txi& to install water and electric light sys­ tems. > ' %ffH. • * ' * • ' . • ON KWANG TUNG PENINSULA INCLUDING DALMY ANI) PORT ARTHUR l I i t Tfce Am w Iii M !•»*••> TOKIO, March 14.—Japan today rejected tho Shintoie proposal to nbrogate the Sinc-Japancse treaty of 1016 which contains noted “twenty-one de­ mands" and extended for .fifty years the Japanese leases on tho Kwnng Tung peninsula, including Dalmy and l*ort A rthur/ (Hr T h e A H W l a l r d P r e s s ! JACKSON, Ti-nn., March 14.—Pin­ son nnd Deuiiburg, storm swept Ten­ nessee villages, buried their dead yes­ terday uml begun the task. of digging themselves from under the debris of the tornado which laid waste tho greater p m t'ff the two towns and ex­ acted a toll of 17 lives, while Red Cross workers put into effect relief measure* to aid in the work of rchabi-* tntion. In addition to the 17 known dead, approximately two score injured were still under treatment in Jackson hos­ pitals and in private homes. Several are seriously hurt, but with one exciptinn nil now are expected to re-, cover. J. E. Ervin, tho most serious­ ly injured was reported in a critical condition. Two of tho children of the Ervin family were killed when the Ervin Homo nt Pinson was 'wrecked. Mrs. Ervin was iifjured but not ser­ iously. Relief work was systematized last night under tiie direction iff Carter Taylor, ’the southern r e g i o n a l 'direc­ tor of the Red Cross who arrived Into yesterday from Atlanta. Miss An­ nette McCInrcn is executive beaiTof the local chapter of the organisation. A fund approximately of $2,000 was raised by the Jackson committee yes­ terday to aid II) meeting the needs of nrverul persons made homeless by the storm. Additional subscriptions are expected to increase the fund to $5,­ 000 more. *. The bodies of nearly all the storm victims were buried yesterday or sent to their homes. At Pinson, funeraj services were held for Mrs. B. G. Van* treese and her two daughters, Madge and Mubcl, twin*. Mrs. J. I James, wife of Rev. J. L. James, Methodist pastor, was buried in Hollywood ecme* tery’ near Jackson, Mr. James is in the hospitn (seriously injured. Bodies of other victims of the storm were sent to other cities for burial. At Pinson and Dcanburg yesterday survivors began the work of clearing tho debris nnd salvaging what few of their possessions remaining intact Here and there n chair or table was found in condition to be saved but at a .rule the work of salvaging brought small results, so complete was tho storm’s havoc. WASHINGTON, March 14—China’s latest move to abrogate tho famous "twenty-one demands" treaty of 1615 tins led Japan to Inform hef such proposnl is contrary to accepted Internat­ ional practices and "will fall to con­ tribute to advancement of friendship betv\en our two countries." lit note NEW GAME WARDEN delivered to Chinese chnrge a t Toklo nnd made public at Japanese embas­ (H r T h e A sa o r U tr d P r e s s ) TALLAHASSEE, March 14. — Tho sy hero Japanese foreign office not governor has apiiointed R. J. Infing­ only flatly i^ J e ^ d proposal that the er, of DeFuntak. Springs, to be gume treaty and kindred agreements be ab­ rogated but derlarod it could see "abwarden for Wnlton county. aolutcly nothing" in them which is "susceptiblo" of further modification. For quick results try a want ad. GREAT COMMONER MAKING A FLYING VISIT HAS TIME FOR INTERVIEW Waterways Are God-Given Re sources and WiU Eliminate Competition * William Jennings Bryan, one of tho greatest citizens in America today, nnd one of the greatest citizens of Florida as well was in the city on a fly­ ing visit today. He is campaigning for the Y. M. C. A. bnilding a t the Florida Cnlycraity and has lost none of his accustomed vigor In putting over any project that he undertake*! nnd he will put over this great work for the University before he stops. Ho had but littlo time here today but ho gave the editor of the Herald a short interview. .Mr. Bryan is deeply Inter­ ested in: Florida waterways and since th it subject is paramount in the minds of the people of this section and tin- public hearing is up tomor­ row we asked Air. Bryan if ho could stop over uml be with us tomorrow but his schedule was so arranged that he could not do this, although ho ha* promised to return to Sanford at an early date and address the Chamber of Commerce on this important sub­ ject. In the course of his conversation Mr. Bryan mid: “ I am sorry I raunot remain over until tomorrow and-allcnd youc w at­ erway* meeting. It is strange that there should bo any opposition to the deepening of the -St. Johns river quid :i renal to- the Jndinn-nrerrllorH nade tho-waterways and everybody can use them. They give u» the maximum of competition and therefore the mini­ muni of rest. Mnu madp the railroads ami it take,* enormous sums, to con­ struct and operate jthem. Hence the elimination of competition. Uclievinf; that progress Ilea nlong the line of lea:*; resistance, I would suggest that the improvements above asked for on a toll paying basis. But place the tax on those who benefit by the.improve­ ment nnd furnish a fund with which to retire tho bond issue for the build­ ing. An improvement that is needed pays for itself ami then it could be guide fret*. The whole east const is interested because the benefit* will extend ul­ timately, nil the way down the const until the traffic going south meet* the traffic coming up from tho lower hnrbors. , The inland cities should also be in­ terested for two reason*. 1 u >t. because extensions can bo made inland, nnd second, because one such improvement sets the precedent for others that are practicable. Flor­ ida has a larger percentage of its area undeveloped than any other southern state, probably a larger percentage of tillnblo land undeveloped than any other state in the whole union. ’ Development, therefore, ought to bo tho watchword, the tide of settlement can be tunm l townrd Florida In pro­ portion us transportation U cheapen­ ed ami improved. The north needs the products of Florida. We can bring the people down here during tho winter as tourists, when our resources a te fully develo|ied we can feed them a t home with early vegetables betides making olir increasing population self supporting. * Ri’ECIAL SALE ON SHOES 53 YEARS FOR HOY BANDIT (Ity The -%»*urtnlrS !*»*•*! NORFOLK. Mnrch 14— DonoaU Kiravo, alias Duke Sarabo, nlias Ben l.ivcrman, self-styled "boy bandit" was sentenced to 5IJ years imprisonrnent In the state penitentiary at Richmond when he. plesded guilty to si$ charges of robbery in corporation court here today. Kiravo, whoso homo was in New Bedford, Mass., is 17 years of age. BUYS BIG TRACT S|>ecial prices prevail on Ladies and Men’s shoes and there are some odd lots of shoe* that are ultnonl given arjay In $0 and $10 values. The chance to buy real shoes at very low prteos nnd you know that when Chtfrchwetl** quote you prices they mean just what they say. Read the advertisement and see Churchwell, ho has them. ■ . v )> -'-z (H r T h e \ » » « r l a i r d P r e s s ) IiAKK WALKS, March 1 4 .-J. I t Lewis, uf Beading Mass., hps acquit«,1 the 200 v r e tract six miles north cf here on the Scenic Highway known as the Bather tracb and plans Imme­ diately to develop IL The price p.-ud (or the property is understood to !>o around $3< 1 , 'IjW I .J* . . . . . . . — 1 — �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923_______ __ i the Woman'll Club for W M m d iy aftomoon, March I I , in the" £lub house, at .'1:30. This program will be “open" ’" " " " 5 The Princess **+**+***<>+* CALS : _____ .---------- % t o n i g h t MR8. FRBD DAIGBR. Society Editor Phon* *17-W AGAIN* TONIGHT YOL’K ENTIRE FAMILY WILL HE ADMITTED FOR 10c. TUB FEATURE IS— I f 7 * a h a v e * a j ( r l m l t ▼ U llla* y » - M 7 « a r » m Im ^ a / n k r r r « r r ..m l» a V «m r. * f It > n « r * r a l « r ( a U l a * . w r it a r a a fa l r a r e ta ik la I r p a r t a w l , c l» l a a O alaU a. a t Ir lr p h n n r Ik * ll*a». I l w it J. H. Huddleston of Geneva was in “Winter Lullaby" (foprnno solo) Mrs. the city today. w w w tlr ____________ Glenn. / Mendelssohn's "Spring Song," (P i­ SOCIAL CALENDAR Janies Kincnid nnd Billie McCrcdie ano solo) Miss Virginia Do Cour- of Orlando were among the prominent Tuesday—F. F. \V. C. state board, ary. visitors to the city today. . ' • meeting a t 9 o'clock a. in. nt the “Roundelay of Sprint;” (aoprano soclub rooms' l lo) Mrs. Julius Taknch. Wednesday is the Inst day to nnmo Wednesday—Mrs. G. I). Dishop will “Summer Is A Coming In" (contralto Dr. Robson's Sanitarium. $5.00 will 2 entertain the members of the Fort- ■ solo) Mrs. Lenke. be given to the person sending in this • nightly'Bridge Club. • "Roses, Roses Everywhere" Woman's selected name. Club Chorus. i / Wednesday—Mrs. Harry Pnpworth will entertain at luncheon and Put- Solo Dance, Little Miss Ellen Tilford. Born and to Mr. nnd Mfs. J.' 'll. BIRTHDAY PARTY • ting Tournament a t the Country Head, n little daughter. She urrived GOLF BUGS" a Comedy Saturday Afternoon M atter Lewis at Dr. Robson’s sanitarium last even­ Clob a t one o’clock. - T O M O K It 0 W— Thursday—Parent-Teachers Associa­ Wright invited n number of his young ing. tion will meet Bt Grammar school ■friends to help him celebrate his a t 3:30 p. m, fourth birthday anniversary. Mr. Ilnuscr, who was injured a few Dowls of bright hued nasturtiums days ago having his skull frncturcd Friday—Pageant "Christ In Ameri­ ROSE O F THE SEA ca," a t Methodist church at 7:45 were used-ill the rooms and the love­ and after a serious operation, is im­ ly birthday cake iced in white and proving nicely. He is stilt confined p. m. Friday—Mrs. Frank Miller will en­ topped with four tiny n il candles, to his bed nt Dr. Robson's Sanitarium. tertain the members of the Lucky ccntvitd the dining table. THE SANFORD BUILDING Thirteen Bridge Club. Games of all kinds were played, the The Butt-Guernsey Co., through & LOAN ASSOCIATION IS A Friday—Annual Linen Shower for the feature of the afternoon being nn Eas­ their manager, G. D. Cleveland, are INSTITU­ Fornald-Iaiughton hospital, • ter Egg hunt. Ijtte in the ufternoon advertising used cars in this issue. CO-OPERATIVE Saturdny—Annual I.incn Shower for refreshments of ice cream nnd cake They have some unqsuul bargains in TION, BY THE PEOPLE AND were served by the host's mother, Mrs. this line. Look them over. the Fcrnald-Lnughton hospital. FOR THE PEOPLE, INVEST­ Middon Wright, assisted by Mrs. J. MENTS DRAW S PER CENT Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley of Jackson­ € . Pace nnd Mrs. Forrest Gatchcll. Hon Seth Woodruff was in the INTEREST, ANI) ARE SECUR­ AIront twenty children enjoyed this city today for n few hours enroute to ville wore among the visitors here happy event and the host was the re­ the big meeting of cattlemen In De­ ED BY FIRST MORTGAGES yesterday. cipient of many beautiful gifts. Land. His many friends were glad ON IMPROVED PROPERTY IN A STEADILY GROWING CITY. F. II. Tnlpmeyer of New Point, Ind, to sec him again. NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE who is touring the stale wan among 298-Gtc The members of the Nellie Turner the arrivals here yesterday. Cold words freeze people, hot words Circlu were delightfully entertained "A re tho gears on your car insured? at the home of Mrs. C. J. Wolf last- scorch them, hotter vVords mako them Master lubricant carries witii it a Wednesday afternoon with eleven Ik tier, wrathful words make them guarantee to replace broken or worn meridiem present. The attendance nnd wrathful. Kind words make people out gears. Costn no more than other interest of the circle is increasing. The good nalured, they do not cost much, good grease—Sanford Battery Service they nccffmplisth much. Kindness is principal'-business to come before the Co. 3-7-Wcd-Fri-Mon-1nio-c nsesting Wednesday was our new mis­ the keynote of the Seminole County Bank. sionary book. Dr. King made a very interesting talk on the- lirst chapter, J. II. Weldon, representing W. S. "The Wandering Jew in Brazil." Some tety interesting plana wore discussed Rite, rupture expert, will lie nt the for an Easter cooked foisl sale, nlso Valdez Hotel Thursday to demon­ colored caster eggs. A fter the busi­ strate the Rite Rupture Method free ness, the hostess assisted by Mrs. to any and all those who are Interest­ Mr. and Mrs. V. Rclyen of Pitts­ Methvin, served.am brosia nnd cake. ed. Evcpr ruptured person in this field, Mnsn., are among the tourists Those present were Mrs. Fields, Tho­ vicinity should take advantage «»f tnis arriving in Snnfofd yesterday. mas, Freeman, Walker, Roll, Wignin,; olft-r. See the advertisement .in this Bragg. Estridge, (‘Unions, Methvin, j issue. litiir. visitors, Mrs. March, Mrs. Un­ til, Mr-. J. It. Wolf and |lr. King. On Ito.-vor King, representing tin- Ib-il.-mount of the special services at t In- *don.(’unipuny, fishing tackle, was in church the circle will not meet Wed- i (lie rity yesterday nnd today shaking nesday hut will meet next Wi-dnes-1hands with his many friends and c a ll-: day, March -*! at 3:.'!0 with Miw. Wi-j iug oil the local Unde. Roscoe is an gam. _ old Suuford hoy and resided here many , years ago. - He sees many changes | ST. AGNES GUILD here every time he comes and sa y s; L. I). Rogtrft and family, of South Tlie tegular monthly business meet­ that .‘inn ford i> one ,»f the be it cities Hampton, N. Y., were among the a r­ ing of ihe St. Agnes guild was held rivals here yesterday and are stop­ yesterday afternoon at the home of (•I Florida. ping at the Montezuma for a few Mrs. S. M. Lloyd on Park ave. Mrs. W. M. Popper of flflincsvillo Reports were read by the officers was a pleasant roller at tin- Herald and plans perfected for the annual V. C. Ilohn and family of Jack son, Faster ball which will be held ut the office today anil was shown through Tcnn., arrived in Sanford yesterday Parish house, Monday, April 2. A the best .plant in this part of Flor­ and will sp.eiul a short time here, mak­ splendid orchestra has been secured ida. Mrs. Pepper is the wife of. W. ing their headquarters nt the .Monte­ nnd the dunce will be bigger nnd tid ­ M. Pepper, editor of the Gainesville Sun anil president of the Pepper zuma. • ier this year than ever. The members of the Guild are ask­ Printing t ’o. of Gainesville and f< here Jim C arter and Jnmcn F. Abbott ed to contribute to the annual linen attending the state meeting of the .were among their many friends at •hiiuwv f°r the hospital and all a r­ Federation of Womens’ tiuli.i. ABeautiful Complexion Lake Mary Friday and end enjoyed ticles are to be turned in to Mrs. Fred o f Satin-Liko Textuio the delightful dancing and weiniu Pnfger either Friday ift- Saturday of Piggly Wiggly has all advrrlbcThe incomparable bc,iuty of li'citt ill thi, i«ui- calling i.rti-utioii to roast. lilt \m ek. thousands of women — that smooth, satin like skin texture All articles to: tin t».> Tor tin- gut tin- spi-ii.il : ah for Wc.iin- ulay anil so muclt admired—is the result Mrs. J. I.. Strung of Havana Cuba, ul^»l. Maty’s school are to Ire brought Thursday in "dependable eatables" of Nadinola C ream , which who has been the attractive guest of to tin- meeting Monday afternoon ut and thv>price.s just right. Head the has proved itself for a quarter Mr*. J. N. Robson at Iter home on the home «if Mrs. Wnt, lidding, as the advertisement nnd nave money by of a century, the standard Park ave., left yesterday for P.dntka box is to he re n t.next week. blenching and beautifying trading with the Piggly Wiggly. They cream. . where she will visit her mother and m e running special sales all during After the business had been attend­ Scientists long ago dire-ov­ sisters. ed tof a MK-inl half hour was enjoyed, the week ami have special induce­ ered nnd combined in N a d in ­ ola Cream, elements which the hostess serving iced tea and rake. ments in the grocery line. bleach the rUin end remove Mr., and Mrs, Dan U. Wilder of Among tin- im-mbers present ye«tan, freckles, pimples end Jacksonville arrived Imre Sunday and tu d ay were Mrs. Julius Takaeh, Mrs. Hun. T. Baxter Linii-r, the surge of other discolorations. Of its were the guests of the latter’s par­ II. W. I'eaiinait. Mrs. Claude Derby, Tavares*, was in the city yesterday own peculiar virtues, it rids the skin of impurities ami ents Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brady. Mi. Mr-. I 'ml Itiggi r . Mrs. W! M. lid ­ ami p:.al the llcr.ilil office an approleaves il smooth nnd beautiful. Wilder returned to Jacksonville, while ding. Mi . Raymond Phillips, Mrs. dated visit, lira is the handsomest The 50c. package will re­ Mrs. Wilder will spend the roiiiuindet Fred Daigcr. Mis. M. Minarik, Mrs. man in his bailiwick and admits it. lie move mild caset, the $1.00 size more stubborn cates. of the week here. • Uhtis Mathews, Mrs. Howard Over­ is also one of liu- oldest and docs not Directions and guarantee in lilt and Mn». J. X. Robson. admit it. And lastly lie is one of the each package, a t your toilet S. M. Schwarz, of Chicago, III., a r­ best old friends we ever had during counter. rived in Sanford yesterday and will National Toilet Co., ALBANY, N. Y„ March 13.—The our younger days in journalism *in Part,, lawn. spend Dome time here looking after anti-saloon league of New York must Florida anti wo have not forgotten his properly. Mr. Schwarz owns a file statements of expenditures in con­ hint and jiever will. lovely place here nnd has more* of nection with political campaigns nrfriend s here who will be interested to coidiug to a decision handed .down by Florida: Mostly cloudy Tuesday Igam that hp will remain for some Supieme Court Justice Staley today. probably locnl rains in north and cen lim e. The order was granted upon applica­ trai portions; Wednesday, fair; cool tion of a group of residents of Troy, er in north portion. “TH E SEASONS" vvlut -contended that the anti-saloon A charming program representing league was a political organization "Tho Seasons" has been arranged by and .sltaubl be compelled to comply Mr*. A. F. Mac Allister and Mrs. (’. with llte provisions of the election J . Ryan for the music department of law. SPECIAL! X Our Prices are Always Low, but we want | to Make These Four Days Big Days, so | we are making* Low Down Prices Ladies’ Crept! tie Chine and Taffeta 'Dresses, ut, each— Ladies’ Drosses, Canton Crepe, at, each leu’s Palin Reach Suits, at, per suit Men‘a Gabardine Suits, at, per Suit nch lienfrow Devonshire Cloth yard— * Men’s Guaranteed all Wool Suits, suit— m Tissue', beautiful patients nt, per yard— Men’s $2.00 Dress Shirts, nt, each ■aw rarraapiiU k i n n n w n « a SPECIAL! c xirrT ./airr.; ittobs, Icy Hot Thermos Bottles, Lunch Kit i, $1.75; (iunrta, $3.00; Lunch Kils...................... Why is it that one make of ear may cost for maintenance two or three times as much as another? Learn how real value is built into the Htipmobile, and you will get a better in­ sight into how to buy your next car. ^ y .V WE FIT THEM ALL AT REDUCED PRICES FOR THE FOUR DAYS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Itexnll Slore PHONE 325 Authorized Kastman Kodak Ap.enry Sanford, Florida HuanaaHHHHuuHMHHRHHHH8Hi;anHHHV!nriBaarHXRSEa»au&ucnnuHH New and Reduced Prices Effective January First IaulicH* Rest Rnom B. & O. Motor Co S anford, Fla.. FIn„ Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Dlfltributors Seminole and Lake Counties One of the Largest niul Most Up-to-date Drlvc-ln Filling Stations in this part of the ulatc WE WILL HAVE OTHER BIG VALUES TO OFFER THE • FOUR DAYS . TRY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD A crisp loaf on your table this evening would mid much to your meal. A good nose would be tickled in o;tr fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, inhaling the odors of all our appetizing, whnlouomo goodies. ROUTH BAKERY Next to Prinretu Theatre SELL IT FOR LESS ■; Welaka (Block, First Street . " ' �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1923 ------------------------- ■ ^— n r i— take advantage of the golden oppor­ tunity to render itself n service. The golf committees will interview the people Wednesday morning and on Thursday morning between the hour* of 0 and 12 o’clock ut their home*, their places of business—wherever they arc to be found—in an effort to ndd another valuable asset to the com­ munity. This proposition should be Looked a t in the light of an investment for the reason that a golf course worthy of the nnmu wilt attract to this city scores of new resident*, people of means who, having seen our advan­ tages, will be glad to become perma­ nent citizen*. It is n safe and con­ servative assertion that golf links have been responsible for the growth of mnny Floridn towns nnd cities. The amount of ?35,000 is n small item when compared to the possibilities that the expenditure of that much money will open up to this city.—Lake, •land Star-Telegram. ~ i i i , 11; ^ i i r ?—;—j— r r — (j t .■—i P T * owned by the railroads and other cor­ BBBBnBBBBBBBBBBM BBBBBBBBBEBBBBBBBBHBBB HHMUSII, porations will tie behind him. Until ’it - I *m4agj| ■.• wo w y tim m iQ i * m ■i i i in iii>11 i' "'i ■ — ——' | th a t timo comen wo will have nothing l ' l l k l U k f 4 r * r n ( ( I r r n i M i c t r r p t Nnod a j a t t h e H e r a l d llu ll d ln n , 107 more to nay along this line and we 1 ______ M a g p a l l a A i r , M a t . r d , F la , 3 have said nothing to Mr. Itrynn .about . these immature plans hut Mr. Iirjnu 3 Is tho greatest man in Florida today * l*lvril.l* IIK U * * ________ . 3 even if he has gone into political ________ ______ I td lfn r ■ It. J . IIO I.I.V ,... N. J . l . l t . L A K D ____* r f r » l a r 7 - T r f » » u r f r seclusion. II. A. N K K L ................ .S lc n e r a l l l a n a x r r ---------— o-----------It. H. IIOI.I.V A d ir r r tl .ln j r t l n n a a r r Wo wish to congratulate Orlando A d r r r l U I n c H a t r a Made K m m n o n A p p lic a tio n upon tho opening of the Anglcbilt ho­ olizc the transportation of oil, nullify the lnw declaring pipe lines common I.K W IO M I F F — O r e o l n l l u n M o a n e r tel. It means much for the beautiful WASHINGTON. .March 14.—The - r b . o . S J I - W a f t e r * p. at. city nf Orlando and it also spells suggestion that alcohol might event­ carriers, render the possibility of ef­ Tho reason why comparatively few. peo­ l o h o e r l p l l o o I ' r l r e lu A i t o o n success for the band of energetic men fective dbmpoliliou by independent ually be utilized ns n substitute for ple get anywhere in a financial way is be. i O a r TeadXUXWtf*i i ......H W H i M o ltk o . . ....... -H.OO who were behind the movement to gasoline was characterised In n state­ producers nnd refiners utterly futile cause they do not save with a fixed purpose. Odltwerre d In City i f t ' a r r l e r build this hotel. They had a big job ment today by Senator LnFolletfe, the nnd constantly menace their very ex­ ■: I ) ;i‘ 4f , t : •» ' _______ ______ is Ceata )a » W e e k but they “put it over” and with the chairman of the senate oil investigat­ istence, or cripple and destroy aiiy The mnn who gets the best results de­ T h e b l p l t . to IH -pnur W e e k l y H e r ­ completion of the new addition to the ing committee, as bringing no com­ of tho more troublesome of them a t ald e n t i r e l y e t t v r r a Jtem laole C n u n iy posits a specified amount with this institu­ a a d la p a b l l a k r d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d . e r - San Juan Hotel, Oriatido will have . fort to motorists unless there is also will. tlolnir r a t e s M a d e k n o w n a n n p p ll e a tion weekly or monthly. "The reference by tho eorpniitlcc tlo n . *3.00 p e e y e a r , a l n a p a In a d v a n c e . some of the best and biggest hotels assurance that the “Standard Oil will in the state. The Orlando papers play­ not monopolize the patent* and pro­ to the possibility of dollar gasoline 1 M K H I I R I I T U H ASHOCIATKH n iH M S a By following this plan,.success and fi­ T h e A a f o r l a l e d l»r#»* Id e x c lu s iv e ly ed up the opening of the new hotel cesses for the manufacture of alcohol teems to be the principal point of the ■ • m i l l e d to t h e u s e fo r r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f with special editions not only show­ nancial independence will follotf you. Standard Oil attack and the Standard for motor purposes." a l l n a w a d l a p a t c h a a creB Ited to It o r n o t o t h a r w l a e c r e d i te d In till* p a p e r ing the world that Orlando was open­ In a reply to statements of Pres­ officials hasten to assure tho public a n d a l t o t h e lotinl n e w s go Ml* Led ing n fine new hotel but that the Orident Teagle of tho Standard Oil Co. thnt there Is no danger of dollar gas­ h e re in . All r i g h t s o f r a . p u b l l c a t l o n o f ap eclal Jnndo advertisers, were also alive ond of New Jersey; President Kingsbury oline, but the reason they give for d lapatchaa h a ra ln a re t i n reserved. AI.L AFRAID OF HENRY FORD •on the job and best of nil that the of the California company and others, this assurance (and herein lit* the sig­ Of flee i 1IK HA 1.1) OUILU IIIG, P h o n e l i t two daily newspapers were there with Thnt Congress and tho higher offi- Mr. I-nFollctte raid the report of the nificance of their statem ent) i* that I'mtltn Adv^ililni R,pte,*o*.alive “ 1 the goods. Congratulations to the cinls of this country nnd especially investigating committee covering before gasoline reaches a didlnr a THE AVtttlCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION whole bunch. tho big trusts are afraid of Henry j months of arduous labor nnd return gallon nomc substitute for it will be Ford has been proven time nnd ngain ed by a unanimous vote, required nei­ found. EUROPEAN It EASON Alt LEN ESS. nnd thu greatest proof is their a t­ ther "explanations nor defense." "The Standard does not deny eilb“ It i* all Important," snid Mr. Ln- o rtho will to make the price of gas­ titude toward hi* offer on Muscle One bf the lntost converts to a pol Shoals. If they were not nfraifl of lit Follctte, "thnt neither interviews of oline a duller n gallon or the power RRBRaaaRBRRRBRRBRBRRRaRRRHHRRBRHHRRRRBRRaRa "■"■■■HU Tampa Tribune headline says “Af­ ter Four Attem pts at Suicide Girl icy of American helpfulness In. Eu­ tie Henry they would ut least give him poasiblo dollar gasoline or any other to do it under the conditions describ­ is Sent Hack to New York.” We should rope is Senator Edge. A fter spend­ a chance to take over the Shoal* nnd future contingency should be pernyt- ed in the report, but it* answer simply think so. If ahe could not die in Tam­ ing Bevoral weeks abroad, studying show what he could do nnd even if he led to divert the public attention from i* thnt Ipiforo gasoline reaches a dol­ pa a fte r four attem pts sho should be foreign conditions, he say*: ' . annexed the entire work* he would be tho present dominant fact establish­ lar u gallon a substitute will be found sent back to Nfcw York for-Iifc*. And “I am convinced that conditions in doing no more than the big business ed by the sworn testimony in this for it. And alcohol h the subditutu thla only carries out thu assertion Europe aro now so acute and In some men of this country nre doing every investigation that; suggested. made by Florida real estate men that cases so appalling that the necessity day and with Henry in chnrge the "If this in. tq tie regarded merely "The Standard Oil Companies com­ no one. over dies in Floridn. ns nnother evidence of thnt grim hu­ pletely control the oil industry of the common people would at least get a for our help and co-operation will de­ mor for which the .Standard Oil ifair show-and some of the gravy. The United States. They have portion* mand and assure nn entirely new re ­ » 7~ T~ ~ ° ed the territory of the United States noted, it is understandable. Rut until That rajn for two nights- has been ception of our willingness to ‘sit *in* Jacksonville Journal says: "Administration leaders in congress among the member companies of the there is home suggestion ns to the the anlrution nf the celery pow ers if properly manifested." have come out unqualifiedly against Standard group ns spoils, and noting product out of whip It the alcohol is and those who are starting spring This country’s "waiting!policy" was crops. The weather ia much cooler all right, he say*, “while the selfish­ acceptance of'H enry Ford’s oiler on jn perfect accord they (I) fix the pri­ to be manufactured in quantities of and th<» efiery can stand a few more ness of European nations wns so man­ Muscle Shoals. In fact, they will not ces with the producer of crude oil re­ hundreds of million* and billion* id days without shipping if the markets ifest," nnd saved “unnecessary com­ let the bill come to u vote in the ceived a t the well;-(2) the price which gallons to take the place of motor the refiner receives for gasoline nnd gasoline, and a reasonable certainty are not just right. And we would like plications.” Rut he thinks that con­ house. "On tho. other hand, Herbert Hoov­ kerosene and (•’>) the retail price which thnt Standard will . not * monopolize to say again that there is no valid tinuation of that policy now would be the patents and prows*.’* of the man­ reason why the celery market* are too costly to Europe and Amerieu er, Secretary of Commerce, who is1 js paid by the const)mer. "Through the control-of p ip elin es ufacture of alcohol for motor pur­ not better. Our present brand of cel­ both. And "Europe, generally speak­ by way of being an administration ery is tho best th at has been shipped ing, is so prostrated that the stricken leader himself, is strongly in favor of connecting tin- great producing field* poses, the suggestion to the motorist Henry Ford us against any attem pt of the West with the consuming ter­ that lie cun use alcohol in-tend of gas­ in n long timo and it should be bring­ countries "must nnd will now listen to at government (liberation or manufac­ ritory of tin- Middle West and the oline it* motor fuel will not bring ing a ihuch lietter price. reason.” East, the Standard companies nionop- much •comfoi t." ture of nitrates. ----------- o—--------If that time has not come, it c a n , "During the hearings on the third The |irckiderit and Ids party nre hav­ ing a hard time getting anywhere in hardly delay much longer. The Old j deficiency appropriation hill, .dr, Hoo-,automobile log- it based on the m. til­ less hope that will never be realized. the Fast Const canal. The water is World seems incapable of saving it­ ver ruid: ‘I am in favor of the devel­ o d 'o f distributing the money derived How lohg will the stockmen persist so shallow and the sand bars so fre­ self, nnd will have to “listen to rea­ opment of Muscle Shonl* for nuiking therefrom. In this particular, the in raising ticky cattle for which there quent that the reports say tho party son” from the New Work, if there is nitrates. 1 would like to see Mr. Ford gasoline ta* would be fairer, la-cause is no market outside of tho state? It is^aU l(H f^Tired'\tf “being shoaled" lo ho any tfnlvntion—provided the do it. I do not know whether Mr, tach county would receive proportion­ might bv supposed thnt any man with fn the canal and they Want to get out New World has anything to submit Ford’* terms nre the terms congress ately the amount j»aid in by the deal­ intelligence enough to put two and and walk. If tho president and party tho renronnblcncss of which will be ought to ndopt, but I wotild like to see er* in that county. If the present sys­ two together to make four would sec anybody who baa thu capital tube tem should he amended so that the the.-supreme fully of it. It js t he would tftkv a real river trip on the St. self-evident.—Jacksonville Journal. Muscle Shoals nnd tourn nitrates out money colh-rtcd for tags, less the stocktm ii iheni'clves who nre killing John* river they would have plenty nf it tomorrow and 1 would he e*po- ueressnry ez> ense, would he returned! (he industry by their insane ami an* of blue^water, plenty of real scenery WATKItWAYS MEKTINC \> i uo( t» it»rr -m , **'t • i __ rSD r-nlly rqure than pleased if wy ciyild Aj the count,rs paying.it. in ijxucVj jcidnl adh(jteqce tg an antiquated.-nivl and pli]n£' of gql/.ynd j\rgUsemenU - TOMORROWtake Hold of thin 1,000.000 home pow­ and thiywwi.uid T.t'e'tUe Client coupproportion, The Tribune heliyves ev-. out .of date policy. The salvation of try in uieHvorld. One of the most important meetings er in Arizona and make nitrates dut eryhody would he stilsificd.—'T ampa | the industry lies in fenced pastures. lick eradication, belter feed nnd bet­ thnt has confronted the people of this of thnt. Rut Muscle Shoals is nearer Tribune. N\e \^prv down to Winter L’urk yes- city and county in the past twenty five production than tin- other nnd we enn ter slock. These are the only meas­ terdny afternoon and while the hour years is that of the waterways hear­ a to ft right (here. 1 am nut in favor,of fcs y>i K4 He ^4 Tu . r j k j mi ures that will get it out of |ho quag­ wa* lute and we were very lusy we ing to 1«- held here tomorrow morn­ government operation or manufac­ Rti Ra mire in which it is now wallowing. ,, could irnttr the signs of prospi rity on ing starting at 10 o’clock in the court ture of nitrate*.’ Rb If the stockmen are hound tq kill the "Now that seems clear enough, do** every hand, Thera is a new hotel get­ house. If tlic Sanford people could hut lu industry, they can do it with another m ting ready to build on Park avenue see the manner in which Orlando ntul it not? And undoubtedly Secretary K» such "victory" ns they achieved two and will have several fine store rooms .other sections arc taking hold of this Hoover spenks by tin- book. ha years ago in the legislature. l"Rut‘ if the administration doesn’t o lithe ground floor; another business m atter they would come forward and Moreover, ih»- position of the stockRa block is ready to start, ninny fine new assist in a manner ttyat. would he quite propose to consider Mr. Ford on the t a fci fcs r i Ri men is the greatest bar to progress m f j Kl homes a re going up everywhere nnd different from thnt of any in the past. one hand or permit any consideration and prosperity nf the state. Men.connthey tell us that the people can get Wo are speaking now of those busi­ of government operation on tin- oth­ THE STOCK INDUSTRY IN FLOR­ him- from other states where the cat­ uil the money they want to mnkc these ness men nnd other folks who while er, whnt in the name of logic does it tle are eared for by their owners, and IDA needed improvements. Wintei Park is profiting the most from the'deeper propose? Several thousand 1-lorida thu industry thrjves beyond the con­ one of the most beautiful cities in water in the St. Johns river have nev­ farm er*• representing mnny billions ception of the cattlemen of Florida, III the stirring appeal of the secre­ Florida and it is also one of ihe most er assisted or tried to nssist in the of nnnuul food'productlon are mightly nnd when they see the wholly wild tary of the Cattle raisers’ association progressive and wo predict that in the movement and ns usunl have sat down- interested even if their government for united opposition to tick eradica­ and half starved range cattle of Flo­ pext five years it will double in pop­ ami let others do the work while they is not.” tion nnd a no-fence law, printed in rida, eaten alive by ticks, and learn ----------- o— ------ulation. raked in the shekels, Many Sanford The Times of yesterday, occurs this that they are free commoners, protect­ TWO DOLLARS A TAG. nu-n nnd especially those active mem­ expression. “The stockmen, all of us, ed by "class legislation” of tho rank MR. RRYAN, TH E PEOPLE’S est kind, nnd tlint the farm er nml f*. nil bers of the Chamber of Commerce, The 1'alntkn News has started a arc being forced to face unreasonable, grower has no protection whatever FRIEND have worked early and late on this unjust nod unfair treatment in t in­ William Jennings Rryan wns here most important m atter and they de­ proposition which is sure to cause form of ■las h legislation." Now i-,n’t against the. n- uturveling hordes, he I today and ho has lost none of Ills pris­ serve tin* highest praise and com­ much discussion throughout the stute that argument enough to bring a big shakes.his head in disgust nnd leaves! P R IC E S IZ E tine vigor, none of his power, none mendation for this good work. Rut all tind which admits of considerable’ a r ­ smile on the fitet of n graven atone the state which is *o careless of the ‘3 A v .O i/M A X I - M I L H of his logic’, nolle of Id* keen finaliz­ that is past nnd now that wo have this gument fur qnd against. best interests of it* citizens, No the J U a O /2 CORD The News advocates a change in image? Coming* from the beneficia­ "back country" will remain back ation of political ntTuira and affairs big meeting tomorrow it is up to the ries of the rankest class legislation of state. He i.i deeply Interested ill people of Sanford to attend the meet­ the present automobile tux luw, fixing that wn ever adopted by any civiliz­ country to the end of time unless tho.se K s ’ 8Waterway* in Florida. He gave the ing and show tho engineers that San­ the price of a lieensy tag nt two dol­ ed country; legislation that gives its who would develop it are protected in editor of tfce Mr raid an interview on ford is alive to the possibilities of lar*, without regard t(/th e size of the beneficiaries the right to graze their their rights. The land of Floridn ts . with w.iya and lie had only a few water transportation. 4 Lit? crowd in­ rnr, and placing n tax of two cents a stock mi another man's land without too productive to In' Riven up to wan­ gallon on nil gasoline sold in the state. minutes to bo interviewed, hut he terested In the proceedings has n good bo much as saying, "By your leave;" dering herd* of wild cattle.—Tampa ■poke much in that time. The great effect cm tho men in chnrge of the The News argues that this would he that exempts the cattle owner from Times. Commoner know* what Florida needs meeting for it shows thnt public in­ n much fairer system than tho pres­ any claim for damage thnt hiH wild he knows1what America needs, and terest has been aroused. I-ct every ent one, because, it ways, n car pnying stock may do to the crops of his neigh­ best of all he knows whnt the com­ business mnn of .Sanford attend the eight dollprs for a tng may use the War T a t Taid. ( A U tth tr t i t e t n r r n p ta e in tlf /c f) bor; that has.run along for more thnn mon man ahouid have and if he is »v- meeting tomorrow and show his col­ toads a great deal more thnn one half a century, in spite of the moat vi­ er put in n position again where lie ors, You are either with the city of paying fifteen dollars. The pnper gorous protests of fnrmers msl grove SOLID TRU CK T IR H S :-H . D . Solid, Cu.hioo Solid, Keijiikir Solid, and Pneumatic Cord Truck can fight he will show up the people Hanford or you nre against it and un­ points out thnt thu two dollars fee for owners, who outnumber the stockmen Tire* and lu b e a alto at “ True Valuo’’ Price*. who nre putting the burdens on the less you are taking an active interest tag* would pay the expense of buying five or ten to one, the cry of "class BASTROP, La., March 1L—The necks of the people todny. And unicss in this waterway* movement you cer­ the tags, registration fee nnd nil the legislation" is so absurd ns to be very Morehouse parish grand jury, because we nre badly mistaken Mr. llryun will tainly nre against the beat interests work required, and still leave nt least laughable if it were not gravely made. of the rapidity with which it progress­ have a chance to show them in the of Sanford. one dollar profit lo the state. This The idea th at a handful of stock next two years and when thnt time profit could cither be allowed to ac­ men can force their will upon n m a­ ed yesterday, was believed to’ bo ap­ proaching the end of its investiga­ comes the Sanford Herald will be be- LAKELAND ABOUT TO DECIDE cumulate or, pub into tho road fund. jority of tho people of a great state, tion into the operation of hooded men hind him far one newspaper in Flo­ Tile gasoline tax would be collected devoting their time and money to Its ON MODERN GOLF COURSE rida and we fondly imagine that ev­ by the dealer, who would remit to the development,'making a barren wilder­ In thu parish. ery newspaper in tho state that is not There were numerous witnesses on If the temper of the meeting of state every month. Thu state would ness into n beautiful and productive hand when tho Inquiry wns resumed retain one-hnlf cent of this tax and farm ami garden land, Is contrary to approximately seventy-five citizens n t yesterday afternoon, but they were the Elk Grill on Monday noon Is to distribute the remaining one and one- the first principles of democracy, disponed of r« quickly the jury is un­ WHEN U U SELL lie accepted ns nn index to public half cents to tho county where It wns which declares thnt the majority ahull derstood to have run out of material collected, for county road futul. rule. It is allied to tho soviets of R uk LIST IT YOUR REAL feeling generally, Lakeland will, by •during the afternoon. So far t* was , It would require considerable cal­ sin who have taken the land from the WITH US ESTATE next sejuon, Knve a real golf course. known last night only one more wit­ Li". :§£ ■’culation to ascertain the probable dif­ owners and distributed it among the Thirty thousand dollars is the goal ness remained to be examined, Harris ference in the revenue collected under communists, who are too lazy nnd ig­ set by tho committee of the Chamber of Commerce having the campaign in tho present system nnd thnt which norant to use it to advantage, nnd pre­ Ktelia, of New Orleans, who wn* ex­ Spencer H eight lot* are going pected to arrive some time todny. charge. This amount of money, so would he derived from tho one pro­ fer to subsist on charity. fast. One of the best sub-divis­ posed. The main difficulty In the new Ncclis formerly operated n garage The argum ent against tick eradi­ those who know ubout such things ions in Sanford and all big lota. plan would consist in providing for in Ilaslrop nnd wns the employer of cation is worthy of.no more respect say, will be ample to provide all the See us now and pick white pick­ tho proper collection of the two cents tit nt the false cry of class legislation. T. F. Ricnhnl when Richard wns kid­ essentials of successful country and ing is good. Easy term s. golf club operation, No argument on each gallon of gasoline sold. Again Who knows better than tho stockmen napped a short time before (ds sec­ ' would seem to bo necessary in favor there is nothing unfair about the dif­ themselves th at the m arkets of tho ond abduction on August 24 a t f f ques­ of laikclnnd breaking into the list of ferent prices of tags, because the world jinve been closed to the ticky tioned concerning an alleged attem pt Florida cities possessing this feature [jargvr and more expensive cor ought cattle of Florida by tho federal quar­ upon the life of Ur. R. M. McKoin, .2 ^AGENTS antine? They have B uffered heavy former mayor of Mer Rouge, pn Au­ NAM-’Olill IIKAI.KU of recretaion for citizens and visitors. to pay more than the smaller, (Jn k A v f . n o ,I T h i r d *1. Miami has somewhere around twenty t r one. The ma tie r of tho compara­ losses d u rin g -tb s'p a st two ytlnrs be­ gust 24 Richard and Watt Daniel, were T ir e l l r r e h a n t s i \V # • n l lc l f la q u lr le a fro n t • " * * I r t r l l i i r ) , W r ite l l n .m i P n r t» r> llr a n v h , I t r M j t n W , Coif courses; th a t Lakeland with a t tive use of the roads is beyond com­ cause if it. Do they expect to hove it kidnapped and never heard from K I b, I-n io it T e r m in a l W arefcoiM r, fo r *(»r drntrr* FIrr, Casualty, Auto Insurance raised becausa o t their, stubborn op­ again, until two bodies identified ns Pro(„q,,„BB. - •/,. least one third the population of Mi­ putation. 105 W. FIret. ami should have none a t a!l,kts,prc- . The principal objection to the pres­ position to a mowweVhlch'liAa work theirs, were found in Lake LaFdurehe ■ell in other states? It ls ka base- £*ctnbcr * 22nd. to ent plan of c^urctlng u large |um for cd well TmIj ! 'ATS? * J - UW . ,* £ .* * £ / l c v ; . ‘VV * ' - ' ‘ ■ jPVfiyfl* M tv 1.4 ---------— — Sanford P aily Herald The Herald Printing Co. ALCOHOL AS SUBSTITUTE FOR “GAS” OF LITTLE COMFORT TO MOTORISTS DECLARES SEN. LAFOLLETTE IN REPORT Unless Standard Oil Co., Which Completely Con­ trols Oil Industry Will not Monopolize Patents SAVE WITH A FIXED PURPOSE ii PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Q Sanford, Florida SPECIAL! - SPECIAL! All the NEW APRIL RECORDS ut FIFTY CENTS i. J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 112 Magnolia Avenue Pay No More Than True Value FROM OTHER SANCTUMS Into a Mason Cord goes the finest materials w e can buy. Mason’s long rgileage-record proves that— And then, because of low over­ head, w e put on these high quality tires aTrueVal* e Price. And tire buyers everywhere swamp us with orders. “True Value” Tire Prices Mason Heavy Duty Cords Morehouse Grand Jury Approaching Investigation End Maxwell & Britt 30x3 32x4 ’ 33x4% 33x5 $13.50 17.45 28.25 36.35 44.85 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS REAL ESTATE O lfiY lU ilil . �i- THE SANFORp DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. 1923 THREE PA G E___ r ' cat etf thib meeting would hi be lie' 0open tri anybody who cares to dizcuia the mnU' ter. The committee, it was said, has . ,- . ---------A * FOURTH ANNUAL MRETlN MUH. -------I mess a t tho southern limits of Winter n drafl of ° b,U wh,cl* wquld Pr?Y,,le President J. G. Sharon presided to­ I 13*14 TO HAVE UNIQUE The statistical committee of th i Extending the city limits of O rlan-1p Ark, i for the extensions. Its members, cnday w ith.his usual austerity at the Florida W ater Traffic League met do northward to the southern limits . I art of Uic committee’.'’- plan of nc-j thusiastie about the plan, believe it FEATURE Kiwanis meeting at the Vnldox. The Tuesday afternoon in the rooms of of the town of W inter l ’ark in to be tion, it is understood) to set aside n e x t1will be advantageous not only to the The famous annual meeting of the •’penlng solo was rendered to an apthe Orlando Chamber of Commerce proposed by a special committee at Tuesday’s meeting of tho chamber ’ citizen* living in the districts lying Cntlle itaiw rs’ Ar'oflatinn of Florida preciatlvc audience by Mr. John Gib to prepare a brie fto be presented to the Chamber of Commerce meeting, it of commerce as a day of general dU- Just outside the present limits, but will be held in Delnnd toda and to- l°n in his electrical but none too magthe U. S. government engineers at has becti announced here. ru?s!o:i of the question. It wa i imli- to. the city itself.—Orlando Sentinel. morrow, • with n nurnhor of- ctrong' nct*c tenor. We are sorry for Liza The committee met Monday when the hearing to be held a t t]m Sanford speakers on tho program and J’leii- ni|d trust she is sorry for us.' court house Thursday, March IT* nt 10 it is undorslfml it adopted-the plan. -Ur dint Garret Murph ini this chair. AI Me/Jsrs. W. M. McCrory and J. B. It also v.ill nnk thn. the limit-) bo exu. m. feature of the program will be r. ro- Waters, of Jacksonville, while dining A largo nt tendance (i desired taj temled three-fourths of a milu w>atit. deo on tWednesda afternoon, in which | ^ the Valdes dlulr.g robin, heard the iiutrate to la the represqutrjlv rcprcsoutrjlvcs o ', ward, and n half -mile to l hi south drm ointrste cowbos will tako characteristic parts., ‘ ttranciug Klwnnia rong.i r.rid oxtlin govor.nmcat that there is a Aide- nnd east, This In expected to be ore nf the! cosed (hcm scltu frhm -the'r dinner The board of directors nf the cir.n Important githerings of the ic.i.ien *’i'tnpar:io!is, and ;.:shed into the room spread and popular demand for lire much needed waterways in this state,| her »>f commerce chnouttcvd tevaral and a large a tte n d a n t ir expectedI wh-nce came the melodies. They anparticularly r.s tfr iF'drte* to th * deep- dsyn nfto ii favored en'.cndffig th e-lirit-j from nlFfectjons of tho stale. Th: , rmunccd themrelvci an Klwanians i all directions and at the tim oj .lohnsj.it3 h townspcopla nre pfeparir.g to assist! f ‘arT1 JackagtyQIf and nshtd permit- enlng the <hanru’l of the l it river from Jacksonville to 3anford. ’’ was suggested by m-nihirs of tit"I to unite their voices nnd appe­ In the celebration, the ic merchants are | ston * | board .that half a mile in rdl dlr« This development will revolution tites with their brother Kiwnnlans. arranging a feature sale, wile, large prises j * ----- AT THE-----Iso freight sbipmcnlii to and froms tior^s would prob.ib: -be nuflflr.cpt, nlare being offered by the UeLcnd Com­ They were loudly welcomed, and re­ —Vkm though the board did not take n stand mercial club and the cattlemen will be sponded with genuine Kiwanis tnlks, Florida, nnd It is of the utmost im- on thf question of how fur the ex­ shown tontt of the interesting points full of enthusiasm and wind. The Dec­ pot lance that all Interested parlies be tensions should he made. retory rend a very polite note of rc- present at Sanford on Thursday. in and about this city. Cartful ntudy of iho plnn^hawcver, The committee lias prepared n com great from Irvin Bnchellor nf-Winfar ns known the rodeo arranged j 'v>, 1 plotc and comprehensive brief which^j ,0 h1" 0 ^L'd comniiltite to for the afternoon of Wednesday is 1tor !’nrk- Mr* Hn<*bellor had been in- supported by cialiornte nnd concla onioui. In tbr. ht*inrv nf (i„. it vltcd to visit the KiwnnU club nf • is believed that the'like has not been Snnfor,i in lht> ncnr f,,turc- but **►-T*,VB ^AfaUcnt exhibit*. wl!l J» v o tro -j J , 11 seen Take, the W IT Vei ! V,!;i:r. , Ida be MARCH 31ST W E WILL GIVE wort AWAY AN with the ring contests which hit survivals chairman of the statiitlcnl committee of the days of knighthood, coining j Night was read by the secretary. No nnd presided nt the meeting on/rite i- (let n ticket with each cash purchase action w.a* taken on the matter. of five gallons HIGH TEST GASO­ through the mountain people of Ten-! Mr. K. K. Lane gave a complete re­ day. Others present were: / A. P. LINE, good for a chance on this r.e r.ec, Kentucky nr.d the Virginias. Connelly, president of. the Snnford Curling Iron. Among the features of lhe rodeo port of the record successful enterChamber of Commerce; S. J. Kligh, loinment given by the Kiwnnlans at Better Tires for less Money will bc> horsc-rncing, poicking n*-‘.irle« Orlundo, president of the league; Geo. from the ground, wdiip popping, com­ the high school auditorium, nnd Mr. W. Knight, vice-president of'the San­ bats, lance and ring tournament and Lake presented Hr. Marshall with n ford branch of the lenguu; W. T. l.e*so forth. It will* be seen that if the lovely dollj all of bin playthings hav­ flcr, Sanford, chairman of the traffi: events turn out ns planned, there will ing been lost during the confusion -Phone -Kit-4 and transportation committee, San­ i'Oj P a l m e t t o A v c .following the piny. The smiling doc­ In- something of unusunl interest mi ford Chamber of Comemfee; it. W. the pregram of the Cattlemen's meet­ tor received tho gift with thanks, hut declined respond to tho request for Pcnrman, secretary of the Sanford ing. n duet, nsklng that he be perm itted'cham ber of Oommeree, and Karl beh­ All cowboys and cattlemen are in­ maim, Orlando, secretary of the Or­ vited to take part in then- • outeMr. to give it in all of its parts at the ange county chamber of common o.— rex' meeting when he will be accomIt is exupeeted that a large numltor BRICK Orlando Sentinel. pnired and assisted by his twin sister, wilt enter and that this will mean that the rodeo will he a regular feature i Col, Maine*. Fred V. C. Pull and Huii*k Moore of the.annual meeting hereafter. were welcomed ns new mrr.i!>ers, nml The merchants of llcljind have de­ Inflicted a “solo for two" upon the au­ If you a re r u p tu r e d , y o u r big cided to make March II, the second dience, ^he finale of which was gra­ fportunity h n s now n m v tftl. If day of the meeting, a Dollar Day and ciously applauded. jxu tvnni to be f re e fro m th e this means that hundreds of people, The MUMMY KONG at this time lively of g o u g in g , c h a fin g will visit the efty on that day who refreshed the weary spirits of the fast May He Ended By Decision of Allies 0WCS t h a t m a k e life a .b u rd en Will also take advantage of the catCouncil ind misery, then HERE uud llemen's meeting, nnd hear the nd- filling Klwanians, followed by a plaintive rendering of NELLIE EIGHT IHr Tin* An«nflit9r4 I'rfui dresse;. and attend the rodeo. The 0\V is the time to net. PATHS, March 14.—By u decision merchants plan to make ihTs a great SUM ORSTKRS, which wouldn't stay Vmir brlj-b wanls entl ct111* easily nupplleil of the Allies council of ambassadors event, with real bargains for the buy­ l.y ph.-nmK ti* An urMr. McCrory, one of the visitors. rendered today Anally Axing the fron­ ers and an Interesting day for all who I ti .- r .... . j here'arose mid stated that ns he had tier between Poland nnd ‘Ttns-dn in -r-rffti ensea, trained tio...v..tJcomc- !, hl’, , 1■, 7 ! ..lh7, . 'fH Hwi m for e. time in Atlinu. Gn., and the Vilna district is attached lo Po­ ertfti rupture cnaca, eder th e p e rso n a l direction o f F1" " ' t>f ,be meeting, .»f course, but is ^bod been blowing horns of various land. The decision ends a long dispute LS. Hire, ,r,n ' ^ ;I1u> ta!'*ist ,Uu' w .tllL,n" n Ihrv *n •}'kl between Poland nnd Lithuania with » . . o f A d a m s,. N . Y.,* ih . e Ia il... h . , f m t .,1 niontliw r / i f making ‘thV Ueliand" meeting "of” the I k.,ndf t(m“ * " f hi*.l,ft*’ Just couhjn't omt discoverer nf- trie Rice association e ll t il h l r r s * llr u il< |iin r a noteworthy event. 1 "»*>" W ’,«ny longer. So the mem- dramatic incident!) beginning with a I f on-Surgical Rupture Method, The program started this morning! ^ ^ '^ " " . g to the fntea for a while raid on Vilna by the Polish General Im * F tn lp ric** hMVffUW b«tn to lorn “ be at the Valdez Hotel, SanZcilgouskl in 1920. Ford quality hot titvtr boon to high H tirt house with roil toll nt f ,r ' M ^ re ry ,,n>ceeJ«l to ,»lay some Uni,, Florida, Thursday, March in th tunc* about !■loridfi, Jncksonvllli’ mul KUWAltl) HIGGINk y 5th, ami at the Williams Hotel, 10 o’clock. ' A iilh o rU rU I 'u r J , I.In n .In . I 'o n l . n u l l r n l r r Sanford, stating th a t in his opinion; J AX TEAM INVITED l ' , . r l l m i n n . l r n l l n n n r l - 'a t b v r I ' n r t l r u l n r * r a i l ytona, Fla., Saturday, March Address of Welcome, Dr. Lincoln the future of this state nnd theye cities nut nf Ihr fntln^^los lit Sail llnmr Hullo, th, to give free demonstration I |.i jr Tin* A• mAfint*•d 1 *«I lay almost, if not entirety before n<. II. It. Ilrmlrr.nn 31T-J Response, Garret Murphy, president J. It. I'M <«« CHICAGO. March 14.—Six td trial of the safe and painless Mr. A. P. Connelly spoke briefly on t.. W, l l r U n r ; 3A2-W 1TI T. II. f m [nice Method to every rpnn,, of tlu association. water ways, calling attention to ) h r lKl,ltu h'Bh school champions were sc 1 . ... .. 1 - Chi­ Eradication Recommendation. listed today by the University of woman and child w h o is rup­ Dr.Tick hearing to be held tomorrow nt the J. V. Knapp, slate veterinarian. tured. court house before the government cago ami invited to the annual interProblems of Cattlemen: Gathering engineers, and urging ns man^ ns pos­ scholastic basketball championship ^ou have, no doubt, heard and nnd Dipping Cnttlc. tournament hore April 4, Ii, 0 and 7. sible to attend the meeting. ti much about this fanjotiK Tuesday, March 13, 2:30 p. m. Sixteen tennis, ali oT them sectional Rupture Method nnd the Beneficial Rcsuitn of n No-Fence The club was saddened by the ab­ leaders, have been invited thus far sence of their chief scribe. Brother omk-rful cures which thous- stock law to the state, S. Bryan Jen­ Neal, the ruh reporter, who is still on and acceptances have boon received [Jrnls have reported from it. Now. nings, .1ncRasy)vill e. from six. Among the teams announc­ you have the chance to find out Would a No-Fence stock law be de­ a liquid diet, due lo the loss of his ed today are: about it—to have it person­ trimental to the Live Stock industry. meat choppers. The m atter nf rent­ Sljnpson High of Birmingham, A.L, ing another set will he submitted to ally applied to your own rupture* Wednesday, March 14, 9 a. in. state champions, and Sidney Lnnir, tnd learn just V/imt it con and How Cattlemen should utilize the the club next week if our uttering Montgomery (runners, up in Alaba­ brother continues to biers us with his N tlo in YOUfr.OWN case. .It;i t ' College of Agriculture nnd Stale Ex­ m a); Duval high, Jacksonville, for­ at tiie hoi^l mid t’lis expert periment stntion, Prof. John’ M. Scott absence. mer state champions. ill give you . htL^nlioVi, vice director at the University of Flor­ Host Wefgmnu was “there with the An acceptance waa received today goods" and the members of the club ?tt advice ami complete d; mon­ ida. ft urn the Point Bluff. Ark., high school will await next Wednesday with eager itio n entirely free, The next legislature ns affecting tho state chatnpionshearts and appetites. ” Arc you tired of tfcdt binding. cattle industry, W. J. Epperson, lim n, ‘Ripering, unccmforLdile old son, Florida. truss? Would you like to he Comparative market prices for livo b-nv with truss wearing for- stock in Florida and other markets, L. lcr- Then investigate this M. Rhodes, Florida State MnVkcting Sire Method and learn the won- Bureau, Jacksonville. r*ul opportunity for help and Business meeting nnd election of t l l y T k e A w w r h t n l I 'r f * * ) Hf it offers. Remember it is officers. SPRINGFIELD, III., March 1 4 fforent from everything else Wednesday, March 14, 1 p. m. Charging that Adjutant General Illnck is accomplishing cures Tournament or rodeo nt Merryinan’n hnd been derelict in his duty in fall“®re nil other treatm ents, and Field on East Now York avenue, De- ingto send troops to Herrin during ri­ It rrcnciilml u Ih . xu*n!i(rd1 rilormltuiUif en operations have failed. It Land. This rtxico will include tho fea­ oting Inst June, Representative Igoe InrCocXrasches, WsUtbuf*. Ants, Hats sivl Mire. modern, up-to-the-minute, tures already mentioned. of Chicago today presented in the Don't warts Urns t r r l w to kill ihsss prew pbrea.' ■of the latest scientific will) eowilsra, llqukls or stir n re flown lot All cattlemen from all parts of the houi:c of representutivos a resolution w svaraU oniS. ■■ v -: evelopi jimentn. It is the one state arc cordially invited lo attend .appointing a committee of five to Roacly fo r U a o -D o tto r t h a n T r a p a irt Jacksonville. Jacksonville, April and May weather is The spring months arc most enjoyable Irt lure Method that you are tliis meeting. It is pointed out that make a complete investigation of the S-oi. box. f i e .... l i r e - box, I t ^ * ideal, giving to cuch day a fresh charm. „ SO LD KVKRYWHKRB asked to take on faith alone many of the important problems fac­ rioting. Northern visitors may enjoy the delights of spring to the utmost, In Floridaa larg ­ . — ----- --------------- -— "‘he one Method th at is posi- ing the industry arc to be taken up est city, , Florida people, also, will find much to rnnucs and entertain a t this season. Tho country surrounding Jacksonville abound* in point* of historic interest. In the ie>y demonstrated to you right nt this meeting and some of them pro city there are attractions for all, grave or gay, and hotel and other accommodations to your own rupture, without bably will be started on tho way to Bufv every taste and to fit every purse, i their solution. The boat results can­ c h a rg e w h a te v e r. ■8§kfe Don't let this great oppOrtun- not !» obtained if a largo repreaentnM c y c l0 & tion of the cattlemen is not present. *et away from you. Your call MMrnmnr ra r woauk a n r sie ri (llr The Associate* Kress) UIImhxhp s e r r / q w o* r » * n « r e » j| die Rice Expert Is sure to Ail tho cattlemen and cowbos are VIRDEN, III., March 14—St I invited to bring .tfudr ponies nnd en­ action a t inability of authorities to w,one of tho host things you tr did. He will be there only ter the tournament nnd other features bring them any word of their pastor, PRICE the rodeo. Wio Uommorcial Glub of sixty members of (he Catholic church [ip. -ay. then your opportunity of REDUCTION »i!l mint Part* .Golf, trtinU W>4 Ilk* s*mt* aBtinl *Sonia kauln* «nj "sporty” (Uhln*. a he gone. Remember, you do DeLartd has <o;crrcd 5200 In prizes nnd of Verdcn left for Venice this morn­ unpl* irrmlion raelttUca. Hm MI nnwa sr» (mjarat im <xh*r fit* I . O. ft. rwft«y il there will be a Iante crowd to witness ing to undertake investigation of a ' The Onr.l ocean bm k« In th# world *ro «;>orU »t~un<l. Kpimdki tWires »*d <*htr a l .spend a penny unless, after the contests. All who plan to enter report that Ruv. Fr. John Vrnrrlsk rtarbtd In a uw minute*, by motor d r or train- tribute* of * mtuvuollUa city are available. iymg a complete demonstrn■•o::!• .Vo‘>decide this is the Meth-i the events nre nsked to send their had atopj>ed a t the Venice garage on iVlill UseksonxMe thl* spring *n,t you will b* pirated. )'or further Infuimillnn, frto boolicit, cti„ address: names a t once to Bedford Jones, De his wa back to Vinton from St. Lou­ . , J’pu’and you—-you alone— [/•on Spriifg*. Florid!, is lost week. The pastor has l^ech mint­ * C IT Y A D V ER T IS IN G D E P A R T M E N T ! ,c t ie .solo judge of timt. Ftec quartern and food will bu fur­ ing for sevcrnl days. , Bogin 11 A City Hall. Jacksonville. Florida <all any lim e fro m 9 to 12 a. nished nil horres nnd .the cattlemen m i : T U B MjCl'Itlli r u t . M r . n - — S fu ll do» Of fr ol i c h u d f u n . ( i r n r r n l day I ' l r m l r . . i i h 13USH NE^LL^ March Li!—Prospect* 7 *• to G p. m ., o r 7 to 9 oven- snd cowbos nre orged to bring their unI>iit<- li - m u r c s i l>nnrf rain rert nm l t n u r a a w m i . oarlti-tpalm l In ay XoisiU fr o n t **■«»■ I'lw rTWiMoJ,! Idn r l l l r o i «|i|>r«|>rlare r u n t i m e iin riid . In rv r H l n ltl «tr<-e» ilnn rliia a n d m ere >- m a Ala *- wl ik u r s lt n Ply n t th o h o te l horses so that DeLand will have th.- for the coming cucumber crop of this r u n I n n n e r u t M ud. T u e s d a y . ApHI i f — tiuu-t f r r s r ( i k e d a t e o r tala* |b«* " A p r i l i a " •r e ­ ■*SK fo r th e R ice E x p e r t a n d h e apjicarnnce of n regular western cow section ^Indicate th at Approximately Prlrtjl—-The Lo^ejt In Colombia History. Fill do tko rest. town for the two days of the meeting. 200 cars wfll bo shiped. Th/a applies qotdlty—TliO Beat Columbia u*er pre­ Ef,ulpmuat~TJ»s DeulnCetsmbta to the yield of truck fan!* withiq , a dared. Hua’t triigs seeing this Rico His lory and the FUSW. the tnx-k^Sffords. jf. j PLAY Eli l ’IANO—Cost new I860, radius _6f drio mile of Center Hffl, Tile -Xpert. * * 1^7 '*kjlJ Sir Ztf t t ->»/(>'< f t i t i h l j o t t t used two years. Owner moving firtt shipment went forward several ,WM.S. la c ., north, will sell for ?4S0, fenns to ic- days ago. The shipment of ctrirtg beads hi expected to begin ahout Miujh HO, \viU» a record-bihijlttffB ffe.tiont 800-itp ;jip<lictcd. . iviV . "• believe it would be best for nil con­ Cow boy Contests Extend Orlando Waterways Plea Good Meeting at cerned to extend the north fimrf* (o Features of The Cat­ Winter .Park. That would mean that Limits to the City Will Be Made in Kiwanis Today tlemen’s Association raf IV in fo n P n r I f l thL‘ cUy of Pr,arid0 would (*«in "P* Sanford Tomorrow' 01 w i n t e r * prpjd’mntcfy half a mile north of For- f t WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO U R IN G ■ORD, FLORIDA Electric Curling: Iron MARCH 15TH f . p 7 rines jmonstrates the Fam­ ous Rice Method that las Restored Thous­ ands to Full Bod­ ily Activity COMMON FREE TO ALL LONG DISPUTE BETWEEN POLAND AND RUSSIA f ACC BRICK F! Rf BRICK J. B. WELDON cA Greater Touring Car Value The present price of the Ford Touring Car is the lowest ever made. * ^ And yet the car itself is a gri^ate’r value. It is better- looking with * slanting windsliield, 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, order now. Make a small down payment, the balance on easy terms. Lumber Co, m I X . * L I T n i , r „ M n . t —■ I (t / ’ I, I Adjutant General Derelict in Duty Re g-arding- Herrin Riot ELECTRIC PASTE Catholic Priest Has (Disappeared at Virden, Illinois ^Tdlilllll ^ '“ a r e Visit Matchless Ocean' Beaches Enjoy the Daily Bend Concerts t- ,. �M *■i. PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY!HERALD, WEDNESDAY* MARCn FRENCH PLAN TO OPERATE. ENEMY PLANT rA n Evening in U, 1923 wan at Redpath Chautauqua in* TKr Aatiirlntril I'rrmil RECKLINGHAUSEN, March 14— 1‘lans for operating the government owned coke plant nt Wostcrholt, near here, which has been taken over by ftl Too can find the name of the French authorities ns part of their *a every live Business Man scheme for obtaining reparations from Ife In 8anford in thla Column the Germans, were announced yester­ • each day. day, Members of the engineers' mis­ sion, which has the work in hand, arc reported to have made arrangem ents to load into cars 15,000 tons of coke taken with the plant. The first train S e m in o le P r in te r u of this coke started for France last night. OUR PRINTING P I . - h h i ' h ! OUR PRICE 1 ,c a H C 8 ! Tanks were jused in the operation I'hone 401 and a cavalry patrol has been placed 002 French Avenuearound the plant infantry guards have replaced the Germans, * 400 of which quit work this morning. Four Storage Facilities thousand minfrrs iri an adjacent coal U wo please you, tell other*; If not, mine also went on strike ns n protest tell ue. Phone 498 “An Evening In Hawaii," tin original musical production to Ire given at tire coming Itodpnth Chautauqua by Vlcrra'e ng.nljnt the occupation of the coke plant, hut even should the strike con­ Iluwullnns, Instrumentalists nnd singers, portrays most vividly the music nnd customs of Hawaii. With (fan nid of novel lighting nml scenic eiTeels nnd appropriate ceMumlng, im atmosphere of artistic benuty nnd tinue, there is enough coal on the realism itr am ired. In tills setting Vlerrn’s Hawaiian* piny the Instruments petfallnr to Hawaii, nniuiig them the steel surface to run I ho plant for several guitar. Moat expressively they strtg tiro songs (hut are tr part tif ttie true Hawaii. * months. Assurances were given the German V. C. COLLKR, PropofTicihls by the French the coal would not he interfered with, hut nt the same time,the directors were caution­ We hnve these cars in very nice condition. Wil! trade or rcli « ed that if any difficulties arose in the terms such ms: . CONTRACTOR and BUILDER coke plant, the coal mine, which also Sensational devclopmenta centered One Buick ill model Roadster, tires, top nnd paint new. n rimESCANABA, Marcli 13.—Miss F.v117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla, is state property, would he seized and about the peaceful little Orargti county eln Lyons, tlte young girl who had as­ shut down tight. nm-.trntloir will satisfy. Price $G:tMU, y225.00 down, Imist in. Si'l.otl town of Hithln Tuesday,* when it Is*, tonished the medical profession by tvThe arrival of 800 French troop* monthly. WILL MAKE AN ESPECIAL AP­ came known that charges luid l>oen port* that she had been tunning a,tem ­ and engineers wan announced at the PEAL TO WINTER VISITORS made against Mayor If. E. Trow­ perature of 111 degress was discov­ I9KJ Hedge Sedan, new paint, Interior very ilc.ui, ri:’; fine.' plnnt by the blowing of the great si­ bridge and City Treasurer Hart on Pitt, ered today as a practical joker who] $H0o,00. fSoO down, balance, $15.00 monthly. ren which is used as a danger signal. JACKSONVILLE, March 11.— Ah man, both of whom live here. This created a stir throughout the dis­ had u normal temperature. INSURANCE AGENCY Hudson Speedster, I new cords, new top, S80U.QO; J25U.O0 down, energetic effort will he mnilp this sea­ Several thousand dollars, said to trict, in which the town of Iluer is sitA aural! ho t w ater'bottle "concealed, FIRE-------- AUTO---------BONDS '§45,00 monthly. Leave wort! what you nfe -Interested in with Mr, unted, htit the hreupation went o ff, son to capitalize the spring climate of belong to the town of llithln, haddl»*f under her uj’hr was the-reeret.cf tho. Wilson, und 1 will call on you r.t onto. , like clockwork ami within a few m in-' this city by presenting .its appeal to appeared, it war alleged, and the may­ i hig htemperature. While her temper­ winter visitors to other part* of Flo­ or nnd the treasurer are yhnrgcd will ature wqs being taken, according to i utes after their arrival, the military commanders and the German director rida who have been making their first responsibility fm- the missing money. physicians, j he would s ta rt cough-1 of the coke railway were questioning “stop-offs" en route north nt Carol Inn; Their* accusers, who nutniier several ing violently, remove lltd'tbcrm orne-' nnd Georgia points! [ |persons interested lit development of Contractor and Builder each other. ter nml place it against tin* hat w at­ The, advertising committee of the I tlithlo, assert the official* hnve used The coke furnaces are cooling to­ er bottle, sending the mercury tip to HUDSON A N D E S S E X D E A LER S FLORIDA night; the French are going ahead city council Ims appropriated a cans id- J the town’s money to pay their living the top of the tube. viable sum for spade in South Florida expense* In arc iij Orlando and divert-. with enthusiasm and expect to have' D. CL E L A N D , M a n a g e r U sed t ’:tr Depart hum By coughing Just before they put the moperntiug again within a few daily newspaper* in which the spring ed the puhl the thermometer in her mouth, nlic charm* of Jniksonvillu are to Ixi.briv-1channels, days. would cause a delay ju.U long enough K a ta b lU h r il IDO* Il.f tin- .-.trike continues, the French phaslxcd. In cooperation with’ other; Mayor T to put the bulb again-1 the smalt hot n-E -A -L E -X -T -A -T -ll plan to bring in their own men, hav­ civic bodies, tin? chamber of commerce era] month tie, which.was hut ,ix inches in length I’n r m i * In v r.tm rn f ■ ing 15 on hand ready fur a sta rt; tluN*e i* plaiming an extensive prigram of Pittman h. a|td four inches wide, arid by it* color March, April nnd May entertainment ment comp I'n -Ira p ro v rd la n d Insurance are Poles and Germans who signed for resembled the light gown perfectly^ waa ineorp C ltr I.o la S u re ty lln n d a service and were pul to work the first festivities. the doctors said. » ♦| I taily outdoor hand concerts have pr6 men w Hom e* t.nana thing loading coke ears. "When we placed the therm rntete been provided for Henning Park, lo-j mart Impo: n aalaraa P r o p r r tr llu a ln raa C b a n r r a under her arm, she would cough und • fated in the center of the city. A d a y ! eminent. It M ain O SIes in this way would cause another dr- ’ of fun hud frolic,-to he known a* the : of I’.ithlo I t F.ISC II I1E A I.T Y C O X I ' A X r lay. By these mean- the girl r.mipletc “April Folliea” ha:. I icon decided upon! the m a y o r ;i SAN F o i l II IN V E S T M U N T COMPANV ly fooled eve; yhotly who ci:me to q for April in. An nulontohih' show and without sal I ' h o n r AH 1 DI-M M a g m i l l a A » r the remarkable tem perature rea’loilier events of-like chararicr are now ; Wlt-ti of, leg*. Her triofhec' brought th e' ho Grapefruit i* standing proudly at -<elu:duh-il for early dales nnd tenia- it is -aid !l water bottle t i the girl unsuspecting the top of the citrus-market this Week Hve arrangement* have hem made had befit di ly became of “ Evelyn complcimn!' of for numerous other Attractive celemonth, whit after having slumprd along through Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs a sore on her hack.” by d e c id in g rot th e O A K L A N D . A s tt c a r o f u tility a. tl dis­ brntiyii*. . of Orlando the early month* of the reason nt low tin c tiv e benuty th e O A K L A N D is u n s u rp a s s e d . We have Largely in icaa-d aeeoimnoduLions Thetrea-uc Annual and Ornamental Plant* When confronted with th e charge price*. It i* selling ulmor'l a* high for golfers have been provided by the to statcnui tin- nvtilel t o m i l y o u r ta s te . A v ita l p o in t in uAKLANU of employing ingenious methods of a* oranges on the northern market* 814 Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 2G0-AV c n ilr o l is th e e a se o f o p e ra tio n nnd th e convenient iyattoh at thi* time, nm m ling to reports ob­ completion of the neiv n n d '“sporty’* accuser , wi ■if all c o n tro ls. T h e O A K L A N D o c c asio n s a d m iratio n at ev­ tained from docal fruit companies eighteen hole course of the Timuquanu a mouth. Tl e ry g a th e r in g o f fin e e a rs . yesterday. Good grapefruit i* selling for from play before he leaves Florida. The 42.75 to $3.25 a box f. o. h. Orlando. links of the Florida Country Club reOrange* are bringing approximately; ,lli" th«’ir IwpnlaHty and. while not to General Mnrhine and Holler the same with sales of extra quality be open for piny until October 1st, Works the municipal course I* even now. n fruit reported nt $3.50 arnl $3.75. | center of attraction lo visitor* who Oak Avenue and Third Street Cylinder Grinding | Grapefruit shipment*, in view of are interested in gtdf. the fnvonthtc prices, are unusually Automobile Repairs On every linnd there i* reeognitinu S a n f o r d , n .o im u heavy, having averaged more than RHONE 17 Acetylene Welding of the wonderful appeal of the ocean 100 cars a day from the state for the Phone 62---------Snnford, Florida tn*l Week. Approximately 32,000 cars benches close'to the city and the mo­ of eltiii* fruit have lieen shipped by tor roads lending thereto have been nnMKMtmwnwniamr.cripa’sxianUKUUKair n nun 3 -j kuu non DCiiutcrtunman en ncr. roil from Florida since tile beginning greptly improved-during the winter. nm of thu season, according to report*. The national highway leading front na ____ * ua "VIS* w> Recent shower ft have helped the Jacksonville west, now under const ruc­ proves in thij section of the state, hut tion by the State Highway department heavy* raiqa are still needed badly, i* open in M.-u-rienny ami beyond'th e -lii|ipors said. It I* feared in aiinii That historic black pot In Florida’* quieter* tlint a ptolonged drought .highway sysleiu, the W ayiross road may In* er,countered and the chances ! through Nassau county, i* nlsn, rap­ for next year's crop reduced. With idly changing character, the liardCards of Sanford’a Rrputthe orange bloom a*, heavy ns it has surfneing by the department Uinj: abls rrofcsaional Men, each ever been in’ the state a bumper crop more tliun half completed. Once Jacksonville was llie winter of whan, in his chosen pro­ is. expected next season unless' favor­ fession the Herald recom­ able eo mi it iqjjs fa rise to offset the resort city of Florida. Years ago ber spprenfacy’ was yielded to more fortu mends to the people. bloom. •~ Valencia* arc being shipped now in nately situated and mure progressive Mimll quantities toil there is ho ten­ places further south. The proceeding dency on the part of growers to flood local movement to “cunie hack" in the the market* with their late product. entertainment of northern Visitors I can demonstrate Hint there is a HUD Better price* are sure to prevail a little later, St is said, nnd most of the ROOF adapted to YOUR particular ami sp Attorncy-at-Law eroy will Is- held hack. I t is too early ial requirements. to ship Valencias, anyway ns they Over Seminole County flank have not fully matured In most inSANFORD FLORIDA staneex. WHETHER YOU ARE GOING TO RK-R00I Orlando packing houses are work­ ing at top speed nnd ears of fruit are OR PUT UP A NEW BUILDING I WIL! The Sanford concert Hand, under the ■■ leaving here every duy in greater ATTORNEY-AT-LAW capable direction of E, A. Bail, render-'; ■■ numbers than is usual a t this-tim e of the year.—Orlando Sentinel. ‘ e<l a concert in Kustis last pight’ and;5 " First Nstionsl Bank Building Ihe “hoys” literally cuptured Hie to w ii.jJJ BANFORD FLORI In order to give you the most complete root­ DAYTONA, March 14.—Three resMusic lovrrn had been looking f u r - ig j NOTICE igtiutioiiM were handl'd tii city Mana­ ward with pleasant anticipation t o n * ing service there is a stock of all types of ger \V. II. Hodges yesterday. They the corning of thi* musical ag g re g a -;5 5 were from Chief of Police Frank T. Bird's Hoofing, Building Paper nnd Wall tion, which had lieen well advertised,'■■ Plowman, Military inspector Julian nnd they were in no \vi*o disappointBoard right here all ready for delivering at a Deuaxnrie and Fatrolmnn K,‘W. Tuled. It is to be hoped that the two ■£ lis. The trio of resignations makes Lunds, Eustis nnd Sanford, will nr !-fcJ| LAWYER a moment’s notice. 'the fourth since the election of an an­ range for further exchanges of visit* » * —Court House ti Ku Klux Klan city administration in the Rot distant future. Such eom- * n Inst week. My roofing suggestions will not cost you rniAgiy mokes for firm er friendship:** M. ti. Rowe; municipal judge, was gysa Examined Glasses Designed and better u n d erstanding.-E ustis1 *■ the first to resign. The Kennison Property, known as tl Fibre Factory site, railroad track and front Exclusive sale for short time. REALTOR Quick Service Transfer S Orlando SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Bithlo’s Mayor Girl With Temperature And Treasurer Was Only Faking, and Are in Trouble Used Hot Water Bottle General Shop and Mill Work B. W. HERNDON S. 0 . Shinholser A. P. Connelly & Sons Grapefruit King of.Fruit Market Now; Prices High Yoti’ll make a Safe P!a STEWART The Florist SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY K en t V u lca n izin g ’ Company George A. DeCottes Sanford Band Captures the People of Eustis FRED R. WILSON State Budget Now Ready for Printer CHELLE MAINES Henry McLaulin, Jr., • Opt D. n cent. Veterinarian Office Conrad Bldg. DeLand, Florida ELTON J. MOUGHTON •i ARCHITECT Room 7. MOW BJdf. SANFORD FLORIDA formation. DR. R. M. WELSH Optic!sa-Optometrist Graduate 711 East First S t m t Sanford. Fla. Telephones* Office 20 : Residence 257 ~-rT-T' i - — ' t * ; 1 : a u t o in s u r a n c e * ft •t* Wx The Snnford Carpenters’ l^>c»l 1751 7-14-21-28; 4-4 Sccu Bh»** _____ contcmplutes ft.roire iri scale to 75c The HoraJd dcUvcr^d . ^ per hour, taking effect liny 15, 1923. gQtaMhi week for 15c A • W. J. THIGPEN » V.* Real Estate . 2 T i r e , .l i f e , Write or phone me for further in­ Tel. 137-W, HiirrFIn, n n a n w in iH F SANFORD, FIAJRIDA Address, 91! Elm Avenue �‘ 5 1 ‘PAg BFIV THE SANFORD DAILY.HERALD,:WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, 1923 BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING FIRO LOOKS FOR GUSTAV DEFEATED Miss Collett Wins at Bellair Course MORE WORLDS NOW IN TENNIS MATCH : m m « *a ^ h .h M Ha h FOR THE MOVIE FAN , , , <"r ThI*,-.,, i BEELKAIR HEIGHTS,.Fla., M ch.lt., JVrftf NEW YORK. March 14.—Louis An-MCE, 1L—King Glcnnn -Collet* ocl Firpo, South American pugilist _ March _ . . , , Xiuttnv, , „ ofji ............ - .................. •• of -• Provi........ who«e stWbk in heavyweight circlet rd r n l ' - T n m l|-0 ; <!encc,^national women'® champion, hna taken n hi? jump by hi* knockout i T... " , , 1 , " S dnU,’,r * of N ,cc| Won the shark* championship yesterPa*Pa Fa Fa fa fa of nil! llrcnnan In the Kith round at .'* „ ' r , ’ nBn,cnt* J“st »&« day, when rhe played over the short Madison Square .A nother good crowd last night for course in eighty live. Her playing yes­ for more worlds to compter. nf England, did not no down to de­ terday was excellent and had she put­ the lant family night. The g lin t from the Argentine dis­ tent, however, be fort* givirg their ted better she would have been below cussed futtir^ jdatw'with Promoter Tex Family night hns made n great hit 'opponents, M. Deshfiyra and Col. l)un- eighty. Rickard nnd a virtual .agreement was ketly a’ real battle royal. in Sanford. ■ Mrs. Alex Smith won In thi.handi­ reached for Firpo tu box the winner The ktnfr played fine tennis during cap event with a score of 173 for the of the match between Jess Willard (he lin t set, which he and Hunter Hut tonight will be n program ex­ and Floyd Johnson, scheduled nt the won i l l , tail the heat nnd his advanc­ double round. She bad a plu.i 3 handl- traordinary when there will be mo­ Yankee stadium May 12. tion pi*tines of the nut** polo garnet ed ngc told {Gustav is *14) and it was Thu bout, .Rickard and the parachute leaps and: other . . . said, probably ,, . a vet y tired royal that netted the ball would take place jn June or July at fur th(< ,wint which h|, (>|>pon. scenes. \ ankee park If victoriuH again l irpo U l« . 0-1 j„ the third set and u victory And besides the .above Anita ptew: . r , Urt n T 1°"’ ** f,,r *h£ The score of the second with'Jack Dempnoy for the world s li- ; M-t Waa 6-2 url will star in the "ltd-e of the Sea" MIAMI, March 11. The open sea tie.• probably j *...... Mr**. M0na ••ju.Bivni Hjurstcdt Mallory, , , in September.. , < . aiaiiory, the me exurest ev.u cruiser rnre from Miami to with a Vomedy, t^j>. . K,ck"r<1 !!rc.m ,! u? * American woman champion, is much! Unvann Havana for *10.000 $10,01)0 in prises will start plans for a Firpo-Hempacy contest., n)ott, n t hntnc o l th e iocai courts th a n 1nt Miami March 23, according to f . L. And {he above program will lie well <ir jiite tipai * t i t a iniitrar>, but ni either Monte Carlo or Mentone. She. Chapman,secretary of the power boat worth your while to drop In and see should such a match maUiiiiltro, • ■ - *— i sue i a . n,n *; n,a ‘ had little di/Ticulty in getting past th e ' nssolrintlon lust night. The lirsl day these features. Tin- auto polo games there m a s ro.it jo* 1 11 1 1 1 x’J. 1 h™1 round of (lie women’s singles, | will consist of the lap to Key W estern! parachute lea;*- will a*so be shown held in Ilneno-, Ayrea, capital o, th e ; disposing of Mile. Sainle Omeroy and on March 21, the cruisers will !Thursday/ Argentine •nt nc republic, where H .po U with the loss of only two game, ami linbh at Havana. -------something of a nation* 1 hero in t « t' fur > h«r mm e»rors .. ,were . .. respan...... .. j nInc , return . . . to *. mi ih in.n -i m r o\,n Miami,, according to And tonight the honor guests will present. slide. The score of the match w as1Mr. Chapman, who i.* acting as one;be Mia. Stella Arlington and son. This 6-1, (5-1. • * i or the officials ol the race, will start \ is your ticket, bring it with you. BARK HAS SOKE ANKLF.S _____ ---j Tuesday, March 27, at Havana, with | --------! ^ r;ir The A*».irinirii i*rraat C V o S S -S ta te R o a d t wo dayx nlbwoj for the run back to ; Tomorrow night hesldcs tho Auto NEW YORK, March 1 1.— Partisans W i l l l i a R o n ! f l n « n Minmt. jpopo picture Katherine MacDonald >1 i l l ISC K e p i U p e i l J ----------------- -------- star in "White Shoulders." with of the New York Yankees were worri-j C.tNDl.K'i ANSWERS til IT Mu^t Doga/' a novt') ctmu’iiy. cd yesterday by word from New Or-j n , , ... .. . ... . ,leans that?- Babe n I nRuth, it wlio.o ..i — . f H'e of the Union efTorl V t«.. the , enterprise ... ,T . . .... . lypress t orapitny ira ffi between (llr Th, A»««rlntfil I’rrM) un i Sutnr t:iy th.* 1 A tu to atnrt off in tip top condition jo re... , , ... , . . . . , , , Melbourne. St. (loud ami K ■ nmu*.ATDI.ANTA. Gn.. Mnn-h 1:1. -Asa Prat iai.ition pivtuti 10 twltirfll 1olors gain bis home run honors, was baf- , ” : is nut being interferrc, \ {h in the *1. Faciiler ycstenlnv til- !•( in th Uni­ v.itl j>f i Itown, "Tht Totl o* the S -it". lied, (Irst by inlluenzn, now hur sore iceM. In far tiu- road over lla* dc le t States distinl ro’irt herr nn an ankles, *lue to over exertion. t *ur ri tnuih smoother titan ir. th it sever to tlte bread: tf |iiolitir.e sail re1 Th.' Ak rtm (Obit *) Timt-i ’i' tyi of His ankles were heavily- bandag'd I nrtien of tin read which t* now rlos- centlv brought ngnin t him by One •Th.- Toll t.f the Si 1" . * »!iir 1*> rt-ni yesterday and he Watched tin* practice Qt:i*'k *t vii.i- i« given by the 7-iitia *ic Rouduil*. in II.* answer Mi. utL* :ntnl beautiful. But take these from the standi. Hob Meu:-«l, a !uc hours tif tne day, or ( so.tiler suites that ne Itecanie engag­ 11 :;U:rnl t-inlor lint a Any ntt.l "Tht* ging out Adder, li is rigutd a l'.'J.'t train crew at night, and the nnto t *;rist-; :n to ed to Mrs. tit- lhtm iit !1- in JattUitry. loll . r tb.• Sen’’ vvouhl till be 11 gootl contract. . H i tin* * \polite i of fH'ing Iran po:t- !P22 nnd that inunt-dintely iiflerwnrd 1pietur 1*.11 At the Giants camp at Sun Antonio *il a .iiw. the St. Jolms river on flat Mrs. de Rmtrhcile propomi that they ('apt. Bancroft got into the ■inticld. cars . ‘I lie entire dblance covered by “go nt once to bs married." This, the answer slates, Mr. Camller dvelittu*) !. S A V E Y O U R M O N E Y . DENotice of Application for Tax Herd the detour ii* about seven miles, two lii <la. P O S IT S M A D E IN T H E S A N Under Section .77*1 of the General **ni!rs cf vvliirh i' hamib-d by the rail­ Ih'- Atlanta •.' pit d: -t admit; that F O R D H P IL D IN i; e'i LO A N A S ­ way, Statutes of (he Stale of Florid r Utting I * report? fen: on* -ivertii "a i.-e -lirr of liis f.iaulv .i-iit-d New S O C IA T IO N , P A Y S PUR C E N T , Notice is hereby g.vcr. !hr.t B. i'itt, •Icy i*i ev ■' t * th. opening up of O lean;, ro inve-£lig4tc certain sug- IN T E R K S ’T . 2D3- 6lc i p u rd itse r of Tax Certificate Nu. 2 St, - (his t!t iii. i that the cross state r^aii gc'tions regarding Mrs. tb- Kuuchi-lte’r rldtei! the 2nd *!av of Jen -. A, D. 1 Id, The Dully HpiY.ld, tac t-cr wc-1; .-r:... vou many tourisU t-avei- efindiirt. i >nt*iin<i in letu r.i ftotn has filed syrid certifleate In my t?trice, . t it « . i tni peujde in N * w *lrl*.*siin. " 1 Li getting . and ;has rr.iu.'e'*a]ipttrr.Itf*u- for TiiX:'* t*‘t *1'r* »-iai* Th. a- letters, i: wa* said, were ( l 1' THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH rici" the >: t to the v v t coast. Rut Meed to issue in nccorilanee with l:*w. turne-J over to the petitioner's atlormo N e y since t ri.- Mf.lieL'rr.o Chan-.fior of ComSaid Certificate embraces the fallow­ m-y and have rrver bean u-turned. * * err? has s;-i; out notices to ihe ing described property nituated in Most of .Mr, Capillar's reply is eon-1 Cut out this slip, enelflse with Seminolo County, Ftorala, t»-wil; NW. f '•( nhers ati.l .Motor Glut s all along the line, the usual number nf car nre ^llfd O^mirrinn < denial of and mail it to Foley i Go., 2(411 Shef-' 14 of NW. I I, Sec. 10f’Tw r "Bgaiii t S., resuming IraJ.-l 'over the Mel-U ^ ,fl* Fnirnirraphrt by number only. (field, H!.t s i t i n g you our name ami ndRango -2 Enst.' 40 acre?. Th " f bt*.nne-Kirsimntc" short route »( roxp ' Ir‘ Cuiilb-r ‘iemei tin- pdiHon that 1J!.( writing yoy r name and ail land living assessed at the date th.' hlxle,—Melbourne Times . . --a < bioiight by Mrs. ill IbiueheHe and t.J rn n trial package containing Fol­ issuance cf aucli certificate in th a.-l.. that In * -hit b >disini;. s'll. ey’s ll'iney and Tar Compound for name of Unknown. Unless said certi NOTICE tiF SI’Et’l \L MJCiTiNt, OF _ *' " eiigbs, cold anil croup; Foley Knl finite shall he redeemed nrrordi.■r (■• i 1:K .Sd'tJt hllO l DKltS OF SEMN O I I( Ih. wy Fills for pains in aides nml bnck, law Tax Dcoii will i.-s ic there .n on INCH.K COUNTY ItVNIv, V -------iltcnm ulitin, backache, kidney and the Ith day of April, A. D. 11*—5. CUKI'Oi;ATIO.N Notice is hereby given that h bill, bladder uilmcaU; nnd Foley Cathartic WITNESS my olfi ini signature will J'.c introduced at the 1923 session [Tablet*, a wholesome nnd thoroughly and seal this the 27th day of Febru­ Notice is hereby given that a spre- of the Florida leg is !hDue to prohibit 'cleanaing cathartic for constipation ary, A. D. !!I23. ial inecting inerting of the stockholders of seining in the lakes, rivers, canals .biliousness, headaches, nnd .sluggish (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Seminole County Hank, n corpora- and streams of Seminole tminty, also(bowels. S(*M everywhere.—Adv, Clerk Circuit Court, lion, wilt lie* he’d at Sanford, Florida,’to regulate the catch and means cm-! -----------------------------Seminole County, I'In on th ' 2 h t day of March, A. D. )‘.*_’.'t, ployed, and nltoi pi >yide penalty for T f IK S A N F O R I) H i l l , DINE 2-27-rtlc By: A. M. WEEKS, 1). I*. s' tea o’clock n. m. at llm tiffiees t*f it , violation. L O A N A 'vSO C IA TIO N HAS i m t. mill corporation, for the purpose of Sanford Chamber of Commerce, HKKN IN ICXISTANCK SINCK conridto tng and acting upon a pro S. niinole County Fish A Game 190S, U K H AVE N E V E R HAD p.iGtion to ifteteli'e the inpil.tl ►tin L 21'1-tf* Protective Association, A LOSS, Ol R ShC tJR I 1A I " i SE C U R E , OCR STOCK DRAWS of said i nrjtoration from the sum of ; $70,0:104*9 to $10O,00tt.tm, .and f ir the S PER C E N T IN T E R E ST . WE NOTICE TO II ERA 1.1) SUlhSCHI BEKS’ IN V IT E YOUR IN V E ST IG A ­ lianscrtion of any ami all bualnt-sa TION, W E N E E D YOUR COnecessary or desirable in connection 298-Utc . On tiie first of this month stibRcrlp- O PE R A T IO N . therewith. By Or«ier of the President. :(i«n I tills were sent out with notices c[that the subscription would be discotit'nued if the bill wan not yiaid by the A. R. KEY, Cashier, tenth.of the month. This is a rule of 2*21-2S;’.7-7-l 1*21. CORRECTED N O V.'W Ttt, 1922 the company and all who have not WE DELIVER paid I y that time will not receive n Daily Herald oh «ale at J oc' k Smoke ■am ' South Round Moure, Mobley’s Drug Store and paper after Dint date until the hill is Ilunl’.-r Pharmacy. tf paid. Arrive Depart> LEWIS SHIPP, 2:40 n.m. Circulation Manager.; No. S3.,......... 2:30 a.m. The Herald for first class job work 2t No, 2 7 .... ..... 8:40 a.nt. No. m .........., I :I8 p.m. 1:3H p.m. No. B9.„^...... 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. No. S3...... 7:10 p.m. 0:55 p.m. WANT AI) RATES ANI) RULES «"*- «•.. w* wHthrway she wti*V*tLih'pting^to^asi J tKF links o'f f le Fart L ttfterdale gi President Renews (trough, especially ut low tTJc, and #tH| c iqnipr. club here, \vts prof err Acquaintance With H i he tide, it is v wafta for no j t,y . > ' - ;twn of F o r t’Laudenfs Florida Sand Bars —not even for the pre id<nt. Th |rt»«hie» ttt h who discovered the I | rcrult was that during the mo : <: FORT LAUDERDALE, March 1.1. - **» day. the vessel w ni.cjthcl getting The houseboat Pioneer, carrying Pro.*. on a annd bar, war on a sand bar or ident and Mrs. narding and their FlotiJ KJCoff *5 sand bar. To mom-' rida vacation party, encountered nil l*’*" l ^(1 P®rt-v ^ deemed there altrial* known to a pioneer y c d e p U j'tS * ? * u'r'^ n *: t l *‘ *r “omewhere and in steaming, or rather attem pting to ^ b Qn ^ i s sftcJT.cun, relief to the steam down the Florida East Coast voyagers wn* offered from {he share it whi gladly neerpted. . canal. The relief in thi. form of uuto1poThe ln*al although drawing only four and a half feet of water prove.t biles waiting to take th f pre Idem to be ju st n little lit too Mg for the I and other members of the party to -,, r a Mnd bar above 8 «,rotonc, about half way between Paj HcucJl r.n ilthis place. The IVcsldet foimor Director itawe», of the budg* snd Secretary* Christian came asho «rd with Edward B. McLean the pr : bb h >. t, w iu had come dov from P.imn Peach nr.d Ix o Diegt tfy* gulf ju ofesaiotUil, came here f< ..he daily game of golf. ?M M M M i i " ' i The Djily Her,aid. 13c j er week.. ,h” """! Cruiscrs to Start March 23 for Race I THE SANFORD HERALD WS W V' • Clafiificd Ads 1c a word. No ad taken for leas than 25c nnd posi­ tively no classified ads charged to anyone, (huh must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit accordingly. i i ^ £ 0 Nice Fat Hens and Fryers Georgia Country Sausage Ilome'-ma’de Potato Sal-Altrst: ad, 20c pound TRAIN SCHEDULE .. Northbound MAIL SERVICE Clip nnd use (his blank for writing your want nd and mail it to the Sunford Herald For computinK cost of want nils pet* insertion rend carefully rates nnd rules to the left nnd rem it according to number of insertions of the ad you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, l’ostolTieo Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to The Sanford Herald. Name.... Amount....... Address....... No. Days............. Postoffice.. To R un............... No. No. No. No. No. Arrivo .-42 . ... 1: IHa.m. St ....11:45 n.m. 80...... .... 2:3op.m,, 9 2 ...... 4:00 p.m. 28....... ...,10:0 p.m. .............. The Counting of Words Includes Ihc Words “Wanted’’, “For .Sale,” etc., nnd the Name nnd Address. Dcparta 2:03 a.m. 12:03 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m rllby Branch f i * * In LIGHT FACE CAPS or Hlack Face, doublo the abovo rate. ■ Arrive vNo. 100____ xNo. 24......... xNo. 25..... .. Departs 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m 1:30 p.m. 5:50 p.m. x—Dally, except Sunday. xNo. 101........ I.ersburg Branch IS Arrive xNo. 157.... .— 3:55 p.m. No. 21„.„ 2:50 pmt ’ Departs xNo. 168._ 7:00 a.nt. No. 22....... ... 7:10 p.m. '.•*".*’ I Oviedo Branch Arrive , Dfp,*r u xNo,: 128 ....::...: 7'45p.m, : xNo, 127.......... '• 1 ■' wn ak- . .. . , E x p e rim e n tin g with offgradc or unknown motor oils is a tlmigSTtHTS lTTkI expensive, pn<d ime. There are undoubt­ edly other good oils on the m arket to-day, hut the ex­ perience of Lhis Company has been so large nnd covers so many years, that it lias pro­ duced a m otor lubricant of the highest quality—to retail at the lowest price commen­ surate with its value. Pay more attention to your motor. Find out from our chart of recommendations just what grade and weight of oil your motor requires and. once you have determin­ ed this fact, remember that for efliciency and long-run eepnomy you had “Better to the Standard” and put nothing in your crank case but * ■ . �THE SANFORD DAIbY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, MARCH H , 1023 PICTORIAL PATTERNS *OOL COTTON 50c a Dozen Imported Marquette Gingham, 32-in., yard in. Gingham, special, yard t Lorraine Ginghams, nil the new color Checks, these are ever-fasl, yard French Gingham A SALE OF THE VERY NEW WHITE AN1) COLORED WASH GOODS FOR EASTER OF STAPLE QUALITIES riccs.4'Nainsook, 10 yard pieces, offered at A wonderful beautiiui Mui;ccri^»i.CoIored,,\joiles, 40riu.t yard- f> in. White Lingerie Nainsook 10'yard pieces for Light Grounds in a big range of new patterns, 32.inches, at, yard Japanese Nainsook, Flesh and White Mercerized Nainsook, boxed, 10 yard pieces f o r ................ No. 125.—3G in. Longdoth 10 yard pieces f o r ......... fjolQjyrxrif ffo sizrtj Holeproof Hosiery, special, pair W arranted all Linen and Fast Colors, yard 3G-in. Longcloth Complete line colors, white and black, guaranteed to satisfy Imported, non-crush, 40 and 51 inches, yard Shown ill a great range of Patterns, •10-in. wide, at, yard The very latest designs in Full range of colors, 32.in. wide, yard In White and a range of 10 colors, yard In White and colors, at yard Jap Pongee, 12 and 14 different natural colors, at, yard Laces and Embroideries in plain and circular stylo. Price ranges from New line of all-Ovor Laces in Venice and Embroidery Nets, Cream, and Ecrue, at, yard ________ Silk and Ratine Patterns, Wonderful range of patterns, yard Just arrived in an assortment of new shapes and colors of Paisley leather. Range in price Extra Special Sale of from— - colors, vnlues up to $7.50, at Wom­ en’s Pure Silk Umbrellns, nil �' PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11, 1923 Tho police declared at the time of said to hove been found by the raidthe raid also that about *iv of tAe!®"* “ hewing Uiat m [regular monthly inrmea and addresses Checked w i t h 8tc0UMtlnK Wn» r‘,"dcr«J to purehasthose of members of em igres and that cr** E?P?.d* th« polk* department rtveral of the addrciM i woe! -*IH e l^ W -^ ^ n tftc ri to decipher a code premise* of prominent women’s and bmmt with the books, evidently ar t6 connect tiji men's dubs here. 'll ,a», . . 1,0 . \ F,„c by the p.dlce to, whether ■ they ’ had succeeded. -IS I ,,,Oh ,LIQUOR RS iv IN- hove , f unner . .was , before , said , the ,, raid ,, * Imastcd thathi* L-ISlyfI*K24 S(ftitJ I UL1l( 11 . » wan no exclusive | . *he tlfcvClientele Unit II UN I)R ED tr would be arrested. 4llr The AH.iH'lmril I'rr.at Will Deliver Great Address on "Amer­ WASHINGTON, March 1L—The Ho and another man arrested w!lhr jhim, Kiirnuinl L, Craig, dc^ttilsnl ns ■ Iro1*; ica's Leadership of the Acrit'a of bootIcitKcrtifiiifa which In re ­ Mi Form er Governor of Arkansas Selects Vital Topic. {one of Conner’s three a---if(ant*, w erei'ns: V8'' " lt: cent weeks has bfought the national J»aU| by the police In have : admitted capital sharply into the limelight of jthat they handled on anfjLteragc of — LHon. Charlr* II. Hrottgin author, educator and former governor of At* the war of enforci.rni'nt authorities | — 00 cases of whiskey a week. They A re Aha knii*n*. will leeturo on "Atnerlcu’a ngnlnst liquor violation* has culmi­ I were said to ha Vo it uteri that they 'l - i r iubri Leadership of tire World” a t thu com­ nated in nn order to" army and navy |manufactured mo»t *«f It thenf*?Ivtk (p::; run tee to intelligence officers to investigate nping Iteriputh (Thffotnuqun, Charles II, Crouch, besides hav­ penrnnee of names,-and addresses *of | and all of the necessary ingredient* nut rears, t ing attained to high position In public more than fifty atmy, navy and ma­ M (t wjuipniept for the nmnufuAuro uf good grease llfo, has achieved notahlp achnlastlc rine corps officers In a list n ite d in a j Scutch and rye WjSskcy and gin, ac- To. (cording to the police, was found <nn honors. He holds the degree of doctor raid here March 3rd.'Clossified Ada I t a word. No ad taken for leas than 25c and positively no of philosophy frhm Johns Hopkins Unil'“ '>" The. Herat The Hat, ns published Monday in the classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count An elaborate rysLin of honks was week for 16c, Washington Post, eorit ilns more than ■100 names and was soiled in a raid on the home of Jam es M. Connor, arFOR RENT Two large rooms, cen­ rested on the charge of illcnal po»trally located, suitable for paint or stssiun and selling of liquor after ■ FOR SALE—Hosier and liays* paints cerpcntcr's shop. Apply, Owen, tho the confiscation of liquor* v.i!ued nt J and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty photographer, 112 Park Avc. 291-tfc {$1,000. Connor, who the pdice de> ■ Works, Ssnfotd agents. 183-tfc FOR ItKNT—.Sewing machine. I'hono jclare, was one of the phiof fourcas of n FARMERS— Vou con get seed bed Jbootleg liquor supply i ' i dnnet •*«, {J from*"! and Irrigation plugs at tk« has made no statem ent t oiicenting tho j FOR RENT*—Furnished bed rooties, Sanford Novelty Works, 100-tfc list and its picsente in hi. home was H also garage. .Apply M m Philips, FOR SALE—-Tomolo p la n ts $1.50 |ierr 009 Palmetto Avc. thu only evidence to Connect it with ■ 30(Mpt 1,000.—W. It. Fort, Mecca Hum­ {his alleged Inpior dperailons. mock. 297-6 tp lO R ItKNT—Furnished housekeeping BCD soe Lieut. O. T. Pavla, rh cf'of the po- " or bed rooms, $3.00 per week. *301 FtJR SALK—Mildi cows. VtO fioad East 0th Street. lice vice squad, who led the raid on n 299-21 n of good milch cows a t K. K. Hrndy’s Monitor’ll home, wns fa id aiteady to ^ Our ordurn arc toming’in >*> fatal that if it \vt*rc not that I b-roum flat in front have turned over the list of names J Stable. 298-3 tp kepi invpat‘t!(l' tg render real .service we could of city hull, —Woodruff &. Wat­ to the army and navy intelligence a FOR KA!.f>—One iron safe, Wikh!ruIf son. nob handle them. 298-tfc officers. It wiih naiil aim to have b £ W ntsjb. 298-tfc m i llK N t— Unfurnished l-rmiMi Iwen given t-, divisional chief Read, of J FOR - S A ^ OR RE N 't—New huilgaapartment, reasonable, 71C W. 1st the prohibition enforcement huteau * low, 0 rooms ami hath, garage. Good Street. 298 3tp HON. CHARLES H. BROUGH. and to the comthlmtlunein of the Ids n location, near school. Terms like £ and we deliver prompt, anywbere. any time. And if you F’OR RENT—0 room bungalow on vomlty and Is one of the few men wbo t i n t of Columbia, * rent. Phone 423-W. 29U-10tp The list, except in few instances, J nol drink Elder AYaler now—-you will, Sanford Heights. See II. \ \ . Allen have served ns governors of American FOR SALfe—Oldsinobile 8, new paint Music Co., I nlnmlto Ave. !!00-2tp cumiuonwealtlm ti» receive this degree. gave only the last name, and address, ■ after one trial and tires. Terms or trade. A rare ~ “ —— — ii,, in-id t(n» (hair of ernnomles and iu the entries. Thi* rank of the army u bargain. Automotive Service Co., 1st sociology In letiiilng colleges mul uni navy anti marine officer* ineludtd, \RE World.” jtho ■ j rilEY ARE MADF. IN ORLANDO FOR SALE J■ i.-nm the best materials and properly ’S P U R E ! hy It’s PHONE US LOST Street and Sanford Avenue. 291Mtp- . _ _____ w~ * 1u n .•sA l m roum. co tta g e arnl Bn'-|,"0S.T ° U » T O I .I!N - 'K « t _ versllles (n Mississippi nml Arkuusaa however, was indicated n each in­ terrier dog, f»r n perlml Of Sixteen years prior to stance. These numcn included h alf a white, except Iduck spot around its I'1” election u:t g«'vern..r. As a lee. dozen high i,in kin g nnviil tiff and rage and trnilor. Pnlmetto avenue. right eye, huh tail. Name llchms. ,urt' r> ls "'wtiys .ntlindastlcally Inquire for Jerc Rowe, I.nke Mary, several of high grade in the mmy. Fla. Vacant April I. Terms one-half Finder lettirn to II. M. lluffmun and re','v 299 lit;) iceeive $23.00 reward. _ Sanford, h in. rush. I aim l •__ installed in Sanford or vicinity, if yoa ■ ,vish. We specialize in A w nings,' B | Torch Curtains or anything of can- We also make WINDOW SHADES to your order at a saving to you, t specially on ydd size windows. we . . Estimate* given cheerfully. • WE DELIVER do Phone 111—201 S. Main St. i Elder Springs Water Company ORLANDO FLORIDA “ F’lrst in Our Line” v a K iB n iiu s '.in in r s ’u a i s i S E i i c e a s i a a i n i i R s n i i c i R B a i B i u i a i i i i Hotel, 2U9-3tp D a ily Her; id on sale at .toe’s Smoke FOR SA"l.k—-bronze turkey eggs. -K. IloU M*. Mobil y*H Dm;ig Store and .1. Reiter, Longwood, F’lorida. WANTED 300-Gtp;wltp _____ Hunt’* Phaimacy. tfj FOirrs'M.i:—two drum* im r^ )|—. WANE0“ A chance to build your new " homo before lumber gets ««y FOi! A! ■; T<ntAto plant.i 31,50 per 1 asbestoa roofing paint. $1.15 pert T ,gnlion. _ Call -, |. corner ,c - - . r* . l*. higher. and estimates furnish-East Fourth and . „ Finns .................. . ,• . 1Out; it i?m)0Uth <iId he ft-r i heap. „Sanford - . .Ave. . (— • . ed.— Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfr 1 3 D 0 -3 tp ___ _____ •-.I.’ilUc.1 A. Cunninghi m.-Myrtk Asc W A N T E D TO U U V atm Gtp { nur line! 12th sirn*t. F U R R E N 'I sred, for good clean slock will pay FOR RfeNT— I nice apartinnet, al! a good price. Address W. P. Newell WANTED baud con veilieticesi and well furniuhed. Co j Wholesale Feim Growers, Apopktt; ’■ fr.vni , l!ox Cates’ Ruilriing. Phone 181. 2pO-tfclFln. 279-tfc 191, Ovm "i. Fla. « 099-dtp j ♦t**1* ♦♦♦ ♦J* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ i s*r*♦♦♦♦♦ «*♦♦♦♦ I How to Insure Sales! for Your Product! The chief asset of any business is the demand for its product. As long ps th a t demand continues, the business is on a sure founda­ tion. But let that demand subside, and every other asset of the bi^iness is in danger of becoming a liability. A .m ===-± 4♦V T Changes in business conditions have Iu times of prosperity and a rising market there is a general demand for ihc products of industry that comes to bo ac­ cepted as a m atter of course. It is sel­ dom listed among the assets of tho business it is simply assumed that it will idways be there.. But, overnight, conditions may change—as they have done before—and the matter-of-course demand becomes con­ spicuous by its absence. The business, once strong ami flourishing, is suddenly found to be in a very tight place. The de­ mand had not been insured—ahd yet the entire business depended upon its con tin- £ y * seven billion” " ■ Any manufacturer who has an article for pnpiilnr consumption th at can be trade­ marked has the opportunity to insure his consumer market and retail sales by means of Advertising. The modern, economical way to insuro During the present business condi­ tion the manufacturers who have insured their demand by Advertising are In n far better position—in every way—than those who have trusted to the current demand that was not of theirfereating. mg number of customers who desire the product, and ask for it Uy name. Published by the Sanford. Daily Herald * - -- •,i ,- , m . - •. « ... A ""JV-Ann.' the American Association of Advertising Agencies * £~ = I t — sA' ’r=* - ---- - ■ : •■ • *'•■*' .,. *’t*'. . Over 7 billion srnoltcd last ycaV ill v-i *Tt «- America^, fastest growing CIGARETTE L io o n tt a Mytr3 Ton.scco Co. ■V r.i i& sm ___I m ^w i -1 *r;d - same, ►|» the%narket for any reliable product is by V Advertising 'to the public which consumes ^ it. Advertising creates a steadily increas- na . little effect on a steady consumer demand for trade-marked articles of common use. The dealer may carry a lighter stock, and for a short time tho demand through tho jobber may seem curtailed; but just ns sure ns customers are ending on the deal­ er for tho product, he is sure to supply it. and orders soon begin to flow in tp make up for the temporary curtailment. Tho total consumption continues about tho 2 * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8547109d1f81c48d964b9e5cb66f7de0.pdf cb70ac5f660d03d8ccb1f03ecaeff599 PDF Text Text AM ERICAN LEGION C I R C U S A L L T H I S WEEK IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME in. SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923 NUMBER 299 CONDITION SAID TO HE HKIIIOCR I1UT HR W ll.l. NOT PAHS OUT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS J Chairman Public Welfare • n r The l'-raat BRINGS OUT ADDITIONAL ' P. Council, Lake Worth. LONDON, March 1.1—A Rautcr dis­ DETAILS OF DEATH AND Chairman Public Hcnfthpatch from Helsingfors says that Pre­ DESTRUCTION W. MacDowell, Jacksonville. mier Iamine of Soviet Russia hail nn Chnirmnn Child Welfare— opoplcptic seizure yesterday. His con­ I.eonanli, Sanford. dition is stated as serious, the mes­ Chairman Legislative Mrs. Meade sage added. Love, Quincy. • After Two Days of Important Legislation—Mrs. Acl Dead Total Beaches Two Hun Business and Pleasure— HAVING TROUULB WITH HAND CIVIL MISSION OF ENGINEERS simmcc. • tired Mark and Millions of Luncheon at C. Cluh. HAILS IN EAST COAST CANAL* PUT PLANTS INTO OPERA­ Dollars in Loss Chairmen Florida History—Mrs. II. S. Jcnnlson, Miami. . TION * To sec the fine body of representa­ • n r The A••<>«•Intril Press) Carlo! Shipments Reported far Mon F(1RT LAUDERDALE, March 13. Chnirmnn Home Demonstration— tive women who arrived on every day, March 12th: • n r Ths Assorts*-* Press! . ..........................to.—aitiu Mrs. 11. It. Swnrtz, Duncllon. . train yesterday is to receive a strong —Harding’s nomadic vacation cruise Florida—Manatee section __.......... ( ESSEN, March 13.—Tho civil mi?- l*’rsorm are dead and more than HO down the Florida East. Coast today impulse of hope and confidence in the Chnirmnn Waterways—Mrs. John Florida—Sanford section sion of engineers headed by O nto, the “Ihers are reported to have been Inwork of the Federated Clubs of Flor- became even more nomadic. It ha* G. Huge, Apalachicola. California ............... ... ..... Frettch inspector of mines which canto •>ur,‘d and nn estimated loss caused ids, which assembled here for their been dependent for the past week Chairman Seminole Indians— Mrs. Into the Ruhr to exact coal reparations **y property damage a t close to a milquarterly board meeting. Bright, alert only upon the whims of the members Julia F. Hanson, Fort Myers, * • 5-1 front industrialists,*has begun teali- Mon dollars stood out as tho toll of of the party, but for the past twentyintelligent, banded together for the Club Visitors Carlo! shipment* previously tlnrcport* nation of its plans. The party of on- 'he '’Went wind storm which swept furtherance of every interest of home four hours it had to take into consid­ Mrs. S. A. Wnrd, Tidewater. ed for Saturday, March 10th: ginevra escorted by n battalion of Kentucky Sunday night nnd early on and community, these splendid women eration tho rise and fall of the title. Mrs. J. II. Alison, Tidewater. Florida—Manatee section *....... .15 French Infantry, seized toady the state Monday. bring to Sanford an added enthusiasm Tho housobont -Pioneer on which the Mrs. J. II. Hughes, llushncll. coke plant near Westhold with n thou-------and n great joy in these most welcome Presidential party are making the Mrs. George W. Guard, Daytona Shipping I’oint Information for Mon­ snml tons of roke on hand. CHICAGO, March LI. — Gradual crjiso resumed her struggle with the guests. Peach. day. .March 12th: *• The German population of Recklin- restoration of telephone nnd telegraph saml bars early today and at eight Mrs. Ernest Molnnr, Fcrnnndinn. The first meeting of the board was SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, pnrtly hausen district has been Worncd b y " facilities in the storm swept area bco’clock was reported a* having passed Manager Florida Bulletin Mrs. W. cloudy*, llmtlings moderate, demand Gcncral l.aignclut, commanding the tween the Rocky mountains and the called to order by the President, Miss Hillsboro lighthouse, eight miles above M. Pepper. '•dew. light wire inquiry, movement district, it was amtoum-ed today, that Appalachian range today brought ndElizabeth Skinner, of Dunedin, at 2 Fort I-nudcrdalc. The remade tenta­ Conservation—"Mrs. A. 11. Whitman, dtnggy, market slightly weaker. C ar­ iu event any further French troops ditional details of death and destruco’clock. A fter the I/ord’s prayer in tive schedule still call* fur arrival to­ unison, Mrs. W. T. (Jury of Ocala re­ loads f. o. I>. usual terms: lU-inch were assassinated or ambushed tHo! H«u that followed in the wake of the morrow at Miami, However. ( luh I’rcsidcnts ported the finances of the Federation crates Golden Self-blanching l-tl Burgomaster of Utter who U held ns hurricane. The-dead totaled forty, the Mrs. K. L. Schumacher, Etistis. in good shape. The expenses of the do*, stalks in the"rough $ 1.150-31.85, hostage, together with font other town injured counted approximately 200 and Mrs. Maurice Monroe, Peninsula mostly $ I.!»•». New Frenrh strain 1-0 official*, will !»• rjmt at once as a! the damage is reported nt millions of annual convention at Green Cove Legion‘Circus Big Club, Dnyffona Beach anil Seabreeze, idor. stalks In the rough mostly $ 1.40­ Spring* totaled something more than Success First N ight1 Mrs. Kinmit S. Mnrsh, Mt. Dorn. $<'•00, and it.is not amiss to state here 31.50, few well Idumhed higher. Many Miss Muistlle Preston, Bartow. that all Federation officers serve with­ shipments cunligned. CHICAGO, March 13.—Upward of Sanford Chautauqua Although it rained pretty hard Inst Mrs. I. A. Ynrnell, I«nke Wales. out salary, und pay all of their own two wore persons were killed ns a re­ Mrs. ('. Fred Want, Winter Park. Tulal carlo! shipment* from San hotel and rnilrbad expenses. Their on­ night there was a large crowd out and sult of a severe March wind and rain Association Formed at Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Mel­ ford this season to date ly emoluments are in the way of pa­ the big tent just suited the occasion. and snow which swept the coun­ Last Night's Meeting1 try from storm bourne. , per ami envelopes with which to car­ Everyone enjoyed the act's thorough­ Total carlot shipments from Man the Rocky Mountains (o the ly. There were candy wheels, where Mis. L. W. Duval, Ocala. ry on a voluminous correspondence. alee this season to date Appalachians -Sunday night nnd you could get a big Imx of candy for Mrs. II, It. Swnrtz, Duncllon. Total carlot shipments from San Monday morning.. Many scores were Mrs. Carl Jones, River Junction; ten cents, and then the hum wheels, Mis. Edith Limorenux, •< enter IIill. ford Inst season to date injured and property damage is ex­ .See. (5, Mrs. II. E, Ilrown, lie Land; colfeo wheel, nluminipn wheel. Imby Mis. S. M. Wall, llushncll. Total carlot shipment* from Man pected to run into the millions. Ten­ LSec, 7, Mrs. W. F, Blackman, Sec. 8, doll wheel and many other wheels too Mrs. Jack Pryor, Haines .City, Poll. nice last season to date nessee suffered the heaviest loss of Mrs. Kathcrino Tippitts; Sec. 10, Mrs.l numerous to mention. The thing to County Federation. An enthusiastic meeting of the sign­ life, the towns of l'insoq und DennEthel T. Porter, six of the eleven dis- ilu is to go down there tonight and Telegraphic Reports front Impor^unt ers of the Redputh Chautauqua for Itcrg being wrecked and 1(5 losing their tricl vice presidents, showed the work get-in on the fun as there Is plenty of the season of 1323 was held in the lives at the former place nnd one in of their sections in live condition, fun for both the young nnd old with .Markets. lobby of tin* Wclnka building at 8 p. the latter town, according to reports stressing every activity of the stnto the hand playing nnd the many ntPITTSBURGH, 37, cloudy. 10 Florni. March 12 at which time was form­ late last night. work. jitia arrived, 51 cars on toaek including traction* that they have there for you Smnv or rain nnd in some cases both ed .the Sanford. Chautauqua associa­ Reports were, given by Mrs. C, K. to enjoy- The entrance to the main j broken.' Opening Tuesday: Supplies tion. The lion, Forrest Lake wn* elect_ nccomphnied by a terrific wind which Hawkins, of Broqksvlllc, recording lent is only ten cents nnd w h at'you j liberal, demand and movement slow, ed chnirmnn. Mr. lake nt all timoj in some localities reached n velocity secretary, and Mrs. Harriet Byrnes of, see or will see is well worth 32.00 of i market dull. Florida 10-inch crates having the welfare nnd interest of the of H U miles nn, hour ti>ok lives, wreck­ Oldamnn, corresponding secretary. 1Golden Self-blanehing and the New any body's money. people of .Sanford at heart, wus very ed buildings ami crippled telephone Ftench strain 4-•» doz. stalks 32.25­ Mrs. J. W. McCollum, ns state dl- 1 (■o down there tonight and you will largely tespoasible last year in mak­ communication systems. 32 At); S-lti stalks 31.75 32.25. rector, reported her work. Mrs. Pep­ be surprised at tin- act* of tin- won­ Sixty Millions is Capital Authorized by I ing arrangement* for tin* return of 1 He south suffered most, two towns per of Gainesville reported fur the j derfully educated dogs; they are a l­ i II 1CAGO: 2S. cloudy. 2 Califor­ the Chnutuuuiiu to Sanford litis year, in Tennessee being completely wreck­ Create New Banks Florida Bulletin called attention to most human or that is, they under­ nia, 15 Florida arrived, -12 enrs on the and it wns fell th a t ho.eotlld l«*sl lend ed nnd 30 lives lout. Twenty-five per­ stand the English language pretty the fact that she has a full page ud track including broken. Supplies lib­ the association in making this n ’blg sons were reported killed nt Pinson, from Sanford Merchants and Sanford well and du things that you would eral nnd movement moderate, market success. Tennessee and five n.t Dcnnsbcrg. Two U also to have n special write-up. It is think only n human being could do. | steady. Florida 10 inch crate* Golden relief trains, ore with eight physlIt wns decidetl that starting next Well, I will see you there tonight, an interesting fact thnt the Bulletin I Self-blanehing -l-ti doz. stalks $2.75clans' nnd a second with fifty relief week a vigorous campaign for the Direct loans cannot be mnde tq in­ $3.00; K tloz. stalks $2.00-32.25; 2Vb to advertisers declare, that tlfey are re­ and be sure to come prepared to have sale of tickets would In* put on. Tick­ dividuals. Direct advice^ may be ceiving hotter results from this than a good time ns that is all that you doz. stalks $2.00-$2.25, New French made to co-operative marketing asso­ strain l-rt doz- stalks 32-50-32.75; H ets can now be procured from vari­ from any other channel. Mrs. Huge will have down there—oceans of fun. ciations or live stock association se­ *dozen stalks 31.75-02.00. few high ns ous members o f the Association at this of Apalachicola gave n promising and Bring your market baskets along cured by warehouse receipts for s ta ­ $2.25; 2 1.* and 3 doz. stalk* $t.50-$2. time. Tickets are a* follows: adult 3't; encouraging report of the coming wn- with you for you can buy your grocer-1 Students over 12 year* -31.75; child­ ie< cheaper there than anywhere in ple agricultural products or by chat­ terways work. NEW YORK; 38, cloudy. 27 Flor­ ren under twelve and over six 31.50. WASHINGTON, March 13.—The, tel mortgage on livestock. Mrs. Swartz of Tidewater report­ ida arrived. Supplies liberal, de­ All student tickets will have to be i federal farm lonn board, charged with ed excellent progress in Home Dem-i “ No such loan may exceed 75 per mand moderate,’ movement limited, secured from Mrs. R. ('. Maxwell. administration of the new government cent t f the market value of the agri­ onitrntion work. . ChurchwelFs Big1 market slightly weaker. Florida 10 *lt w a s'voted a t ttys meeting that 1 financial intermediate credit banks, cultural product or livestock. Mr. Newton, of the Red Cross Seal inch ernfes New Frenrh Strain nnd all money made from the Chautauqua tlC completed ' yesterday the regulations work voiced nn appreciation of thu “ Loans may he rediscounted for Golden Sclf-hlnnching 3-ti doz. stalks this year would be given to the San­ which are to serve ns the guide for the work of the Federation and 'bespeak* nntionnl nnd stnto hanks, savings $2.25-12.51). few $2.75, 8 doz. stalks ford Boy Scouts, dear to the tickets of un system's operation in aid of the fnrm* continuation of their assistance. He hanks, trust companies, agricultural $1.75*-$2;-U) dud stalks $1.50. this community nnd well deserving of inlo cr. ■ reported a substantial decrease in tu­ credit corporations hpd incorporated BOSTON: 35, cloudy. 5 Florida this courtesy. The sixty million dollurs capital nu- livestock lonn companies. berculosis )n Florida. arrived, 11 unbroken nnd 7 broken enrs Sanford, “The City Substantial” 1°** thorized by the lnw creating the new Mrs. McCollum who has been the “ No paper can be rediscounted upon on track. Supplies moderate, demand should certainly be able to put the nn,l hanks, automatically has been oceredFlorida director to the General Fed­ which the borrower has been charged nnd movement moderate, mnrket is Chautauqua over in great stylo if ev­ cnr Red to the farm lonn hoard by the eration, resigned her office and Miss n rate more thnn one and ono-hnlf per­ steady. Carlot sales to washers Mon­ eryone in town takes tho proper in­ ,cm treasury nnd indications were given. Elizabeth Skinner was elected to fill cent in excess of the discount rate of day, Florida, 10 inch crates New terest. her unexpired term. '5e* Following a conference yesterday l>othe intermediate credit bank of the French strain 3-6 doz. stalks $2.50tween Commissioner Lobdoll of the ' ’The evening sossion was opened by $2.75; 8-10 doz. stalks $L50-$L75. district. board nnd Secretary Mellon, Hint n the singing of Suwnncc River, the State Pardon Board “ In ranking ndvnncrs on warehouse million dollars will be turned over to loved federation song. The invocation Starts Four Days Ses­ each of the twelve hanks imemdintely receipts the credit banks can accept Eleventh Annual was given by Mr*. Henry Wight, and sion at Tallahassee upon the issuing of charters. Addi­ only receipts from bonded govern­ w°rds of welcome by Mrs. R. E. Tolnr Convention Cattlemen tional funds, up to the aggregate of ment warehouses or satisfactory bond­ president of the Sanford Woman’s A t ltoanoke Today For Clemency In Behalf of More Than Hub. On the platform with the state sixty millions, will be supplied us ed warehouses operating under satis­ factory state supervision and regula­ One Hundred Convicts officers were Mrs. W. 8. Jennings, the 110 needs arise. Aril vire president of tho General FedThe board plans, temporarily nt tion. This should lead to broader in* ROANOKE, Vn.. March 13. — Sev­ • Mr The tim rla ln l I'rru ) c ration; Mrs. Brovard Jones of Mont­ U(l least, to hold loans mnde under Qie tcrest and greater activity In the de­ eral hundred delegates from twelve TALLAHASSEE, March 13.—Tho velopment of warehouse facilities and gomery,’ past president of the Alnbn„ new lnw to a basis of nine months mnsouthern states wore present today at state pardon board composed of the ma Federation, and now director from turity. Mr. Lobdcll explained, liow- proper regulation. the o|>cning session of the eleventh governor nnd the members of bis ca­ “Tho facilities which tho bank will her state. Mrs. Jones gave u brief ljN over, thnt this would be done only bonnnunl convention of tho Southern binet except the treasurer and the Krecting jn pho gentle, charming wejr cause no one knew the exact uxtent to be able to afford to co-opcrato mar­ Cattlemcnt’s Association. The feature superintendent of public instruction ***entially her own,'and is to s|>cak which tho system would be called upon ket conclusion should lead to a greater of the meeting wh^rh will continue started upon four dnys of public bear­ today on “ Public Welfare.” Mrs. Me"7j to aid la agricultural financing.- The development of such enterprises. “Ample funds will be available for through Thursday is n show of more ings today. Attorneys conjo here from folium mnde a brief,-witty little talk " '! first few months or, perhaps a year, loans to facilitate orderly marketing than ono hundred of- tho south’s finejt throughout tho stnto to present nrgu0,1 Mrs. Jones and their delightful I*n‘ he said, would be charged as a period1 pure bred Angus Hereford nnd Short ments for clumcncy In behalf of more •uaociution of tho "years Just pnst. of experimentation. ^ but none to support speculative hold­ Horn rnttlu which will be sold during thnn n hundred convicts. The list car­ ing of farm products.” Mrs. Ross of Surasota, chairman of ries noc of tho •states notable crime tug “ **R •* the determination of those "No lonns will be mnde for n long­ the co/ventlon. Public Citizenship reported her work THOMSON, Gn.. March 13— Bolut. charged with the administration of er period than nine months, until tho figures. *nd also thnt of Mrs. Vet Brown, tween forty and fifty houses were do|CV. the lnw," the commissioner snld, “to system is thoroughly tried out. Upon ‘‘r "nb-chairmnn on Community Scrstrayed with property damage csti- ’ SERIOUSLY 11.1 nn render maximum service but clcment- livestock ps|>cr, satisfactory assur­ Vlfc- A strong, clenr note of devoted mated nt many thousand( dollars in ' <!tr T h e A * * n r l a ( r d I'rra a) )VP al safety must bo tho first considera­ ance of renewal will be given in propPatriotism ran all through Mrs. Ross’ the windstorm that struck the south- , , NEW YORK, March 13— Samuel ( H r T h r A * * o c l a l r < I ' n M ) t e tion. Banks and co-operutiva asso- er coses *ord». I aggregate (lumpers, president of the American cm pnrt of this place last night a t • ST. LOUIS, March 13— 'The F.r. )|p. ciations desiring to use tho sorvica nmounts -equal to the bank's cnpltnl, The music for tho evening, entirely about 7 o’clock. No loss of lit* was , Rev*. Daniel S. T uttle, 8(5, presiding Federation of lutbor^who hns beta se­ X, and sec developed will make their and then the subject of the mortgage ’> local talent, wns truly delightfuj riously ill with influenza at the Lon- bishop of the Methodi.it Episcopal reported; At Tnylnrtown, a negro satrict Best contribution by offering nothing must submit to re-lnspectlun and a ■ •*» Mildred Himmins played n Polonox hospital, wns reported an sontc- church In the United States, who Moment three miles from her, ten nan but perfectly sound papers, naiso by MncDowoll, with perfect unsatisfactory condition of tho security whnt improved yesterday and unless has beer) ill with tho grippe for a week shanties are said to have been destroy­ r is A construction of tho law's provls- provided." •hr*landing and grace. Mrs. Leake complication* arise he will be able to wns reported in n serious condition ed. Several persons are reported ns ‘ to ions,'made public by the commission­ *®nK “Thank God for a Garden" by leave tho hospital this week, physl- yesterday. IIo Is reported to bo the having hud narrow escapes from top­ er was agrcod in the three day conferniam until * Uicgo, so gloriously that on an For quick results try a want ad. • * • v oldest Episcopal*bishop in the world. pling houses. CLOSING TODAY �27T7v$:7u PAGE SIX v: -:.- v .vV .tJ- ' *V i ‘'- ’v '" ■ ^v « j *>T - \ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923 _ .' --------- j ------------- _ _ _ _ _ T NOTICE* to issue in accordance with law. Said pot Itt -Hof Mr*. Wallace certificate emhraces the following’ de­ -t the endorsing am i . Notice is hereby given th at a-bill W •Hunger a* president General of N. scribed properly situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: N. 1-2 of will ho introduced at the 1023 session * 1 / " T^ O N * I G H T ’I S. I) A", it. asNIC. 1-4 of S’E 1-4, Sec. 8, Twp. 20, of the Floridn legislature to prohibit Thu regent, Mm. W. E. Watson, MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Social; Editor brought n Surprise package to the Range 32 E. Containing 20 acres seining in tho lakes, rivers, canals Don’t forget your en­ n i s m lot ta *4 as and stream s nf Sominolo county, also; & Jw, Phono 2ir-W meeting, which proved to lie scarfs Jfpr Florida: ParH Jr cloudy- * M-L. Tho said land being assessed a t to regulate the catch nnd means em­ tire family will be ad­ It 7«n ho** *07 »ric*0* 7» and tray covers to be made and gfcthe date of the issuance of such certi­ tf —If 7*0 on* ( • la * u*/*»0*r* »f **»IM ployed, nnd also provide penalty "for mitted for 40c to see Nellie Turner circle will not meet, ‘i tonight and Tuesday; prob- * ficate in tho name of J. II. Bryce. inen Shen*^ £ hMs*. *r U T*« *** *t»i«riololn«» **rll en by the Chapter to the Line t\ ly lotal rains in North and * • H « lil n r * <• thi* *riw rli«nt.*l»l"« its violation. -kon account of sj»ceinl meetings nt the Also: Tax Certificate No. 715 d a t­ avfoll*. or trlfflin w lk> llta*. It "H cr for the hospital, ■ i Central portion; little P Sanford Chamber of Commerce, *»» OT**«»r __ Miss France* Dutton, tiic charm ­ church. ed the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1913, VIOLA DANA in i change in temperature, Seminole County Fish ti Game ing daughter of the hostess, told most hua filed said certificate in my offico I . . SOCIAL CALENDAR . ** 201-tfc Protective Association, Clifford Ponbody arirved in the city a interestingly of her trip abroad. ^ IH h fcl M Ik P I I J f t I1 nnd has mude application for tax deed today and is n guest at the Valdez Monday—St. Agnes Guild businert At the conclusion of business, a tft issue In accordance w j|h law. Said RENT-A-CAR ....... 11 --' meeting a t the home of Mrs. S. M.j pleasant social hour was enjoyed, tho Hotc. certificate embraces tho following do■ The Daily Herald. ir»c per week. Drive it Yourself , Lloyd on Park avenue at 3:30 p. tn .; hostess serving delicious refreshscribed property, situated in Seminole Call for Reel Mark it down for record. There Comity, Florida, to-wit: I,ots 3 nnd Monday—Wcstminuter Club business ments. Piione 3 South Atlantic and East Gulf were no nutomoDilo nccidenta on the 4, Block -1, Russell’s .Pint of Fort meeting and election of officers at About twpnty members were presAnd a Fox News OAK nnd SECOND ST. Sanford Orlando road Saturday night States: Rain beginning of week nnd Rocif. The Bnid Inin! being assessed ‘the home of Mrs. E. D. llrownlee on cnl at this meeting. ngnin about Wednesday or Thursday; 29C-fltc or Sundny mornieg. at* the date, of the issuance, of such JPalmitto avenue at 3:20 p. m. except-in Southern Florida, otherwise • LOVELY BRIDGE PA RTY ’ . certificate in the name of A. B. Rus­ MAGNOLIA LEAVES WANTED— In Monday—State Hoard of F. F. \V. C. Dudley Roy arrived Sundny after­ generally fair; tempernture near nor sell. Artistic in every detnil wan the reply, state quantity available nnd -TOMORROW— meeting nt ^lub rooms at two p. in. noon from Tampico, Mv-ioo to visit mat. . ; •-«-Hr Also: Tax Certificate No. 747, d at­ location from Sanford.—Gulf Process­ bridge party given Saturday a fte r­ Monday—Pi|K* Organ Club mcetn nt noon by Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe nt his aunt, Miss Bazelle, at 200 Park ed the 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1913, Frank Mayo in THE SANFORD MJJLD1NG ban filed said certificate in my office ing Cm, 2405 Union Ave., C hatta­ the homo of Mrs. II. T. Pace of the Montezuma, honoring Mrs. K. W. Avenue. Mr. Roy formerly resided nooga, Tonn. 297-Dtp & LOAN ASSOCIATION IS A West First street, nt 3:30 p. m. “The Bolted Door” nnd has made application for tax deed Ferguson of Titusville (nee Dorothy here hut hns been in OKI Mexico for CO-OPERATIVE INSTITU­ Tuesday—F. F. W. C. state board Fielding) n-recent bride. There were the past year. (•< )LDS ARE CONTAGiOUS to issue in uecordance with law. Said TION. BY THE PEOPLE AND certificate embraces the following de­ Coughs and Colds are contagious meeting nt 9 o’clock n. nr. nt the four tables of players. Mr. nnd Mrs.. Frank Jovney FOR THE PEOPLE, ‘ INVEST­ scribed property situated In Semi­ and require prompt treatm ent ur. they . club rooms. The dainty color motif of pink and nnd Mm . Herman P.illmeycr left to-JIMENTS DRAW 8 PER CENT nole County, Florida, to-w it: Lot* 4 upload or develop into Flu nnd Grippe. Tuesday—Mrs. George Knight will white was carried out with quantities SEE CATHRAE tiny for point* on the East coast an.i INTEREST. AND ARE SECUR­ nnd 5, of Block C, Russell's Flat of Take no chances when you can get entertnin the members of the Even­ of sweet pens. Tho tally enrds were ED 1IY FIRST MORTGAGES Fort Herd. Tho said land being ns- holey* Honey nnd Tar for a few cents Iqcomc Tax Specialist, People* Bank also designed In pink and white. Af­ from there they will motor to their lll%i ing Bridge Club. ON IMPROVED PROPERTY IN home in Cumberland. Md. Mr. Jenvey Wednesday—Mrs. G. D. Bishop will ter several interesting games, scores V ^ T l A n i l Y (' ROW NG C IT Y f esied “ t Ihc «»ato of the Issuance ofjnnd quickly check ci/aghs and colds. MARCH 13th, 11th and 15th ccrt,fJcatc {t| thc* name of A. B. The constantly Increasing demand for , entertain the members of the F o rf-; were counted and the prizes, dainty is head of one of Marylnnd’a larg­ A S T L A D I L l G R O W IN G U I T . . All Forms „ # Foloy’H Jloiiey and T ar, for three’ » • r ' nightly Bridge,Club. ' j vanity puff boxes, given. Mrs. Fergu est printing pinnta and is also inter­ Alio:" Tan Certificate No. 748, dut- generations, bar. made it the largest NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: Wednesday—Mrs. Harry Papworth Son, honorcc, was presented a liund ested in many other enterprises. He is BEAUTIFUL WOMANHOOD FOR ed the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1018,'selling cough medicine in the world, will entertain at luncheon and I’ut- painted bonbon dish, pninted by the an old friend of W. T. Field of this Tho Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1751 . MARCH city and was attracted hero by tho has filed said certificate in my. office j C«»t«ins no opiatcs-ingredients nre contemplates a rniio In scale to 75c ting Tournament nt the Country hostess. *A‘ the conclusion of th t enrd game glowing accounts that Mr. Field wrote am! has made r.ppl!<*tion for tax deed ] printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub- per hour, taking effort May 13, 1923. a* Club a t one o’clock. The March issue of Benutiful Wortt* tli« ho&tes.i assisted by her motlier, him about Sanford. Mr. nnd Mr*. Jen­ a n h ^ U , V a»dn7trnV ru“ co n u in i 'n »•>!» « « i" accordance with law. -8*,d F r i d a y — Mrs. Frank Miller will en29l-2Ctp ” P0" V o W * ^ vey will return to Sanford next seas­ • a ltd mate emhraces the following de- everywhere; aciv. . t< rtain the member* of the Lucky Mrs. Charles Campbell and Mrs. wide variety of- ■ Information on •• Beauty — on with the idea of atnying nil win­ Fred Wa Ion a, served a delirious m i­ Thirteen Bridge Club. and Beauty Culture. Among tho con­ scribed property situated in Seminole | ; | | | a i n | | ,|ia |B ;|V I]a i, H ai, Hnna.HBBaMBBHBHRaaKaaa|. BaaUBHaHa|RB nd course and coffee followed by a:i ter, _____ . . tributors arc Charlotte Perkins Gil­ County, Floridn, to-wlt: Lots 4 and •ice course. On tho plates were favors man who writes “ Do you know beauty . THEY WILL NOT FORGET of sweet Friday—Annual Linen Shower for the peas. when you see it? " Then there b an,T ho Paid land being assessed at the A practical lesson was given in co­ This was a rhnrming courtesy and Fcrnald-Laughton hospital. interview with D. W. Griffith on Mate of the isspunco of ruch certifiIcy Hot.......... Thermos Bottles, Lunch Etc. ere of t xceptionnl pleasure to the operation when the Glen. St. Mary F ' Saturdny—Annunl'Llnpn Shower for e_ nn. n ursery’gave to tho school children Whnt Is Beauty?" an told to Capitol* cato in the name of A. H. Russell. guests who Included the members of Lunch Kits • •«**»•••■ 'v • ........... $.1.00 the Mrs.Fcrnnld-Lnughton F. W. Riedcr of hospital. Chicago. III., W. Ashworflth. Marie Rnppoid «dvises] Also: T^x Certificate No. 749, dnt-.;l inlrt, 51.<«>. L u u r ts , §.L0(), • • of Moore Haven pinnt* with which to * arrived in the city Saturday and will the Alpha Della sorority. 1"™ ^ /* ' reset their school grounds that hail you to "Sing Your Way to H ealth,"ltd the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1913, spend n short time here. while Kitty Gordon think* "Forty of bus filed said certificate in my bfflco been denuded by the floods hist sum­ MOTHERS’ CLl’II . ■—*. age o f ■supreme beauty." These nre and hnss mr.de application for tax deed Friday afternoon the members of mer. These future citizens of tin* PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST I„ C. Eldridge of Hradcnlown spent Glades will not fofget this a rt of only n few of the many interesting to issue in accordanee with law. Skid] the day in Sanford Saturday attend* the Mother* Club nnd a few extra kimlnesj.—Orlando Reporter-Star. feature* in th is superbly Illustrated certificate embraces the following de-1 Authorized Kastman Kodak Agency Krxall Store guests were entertained by Mrs. M. , ing to busim-ss. number. 'Hiore are be.1ides an article scribed property situated in Semi­ PIIONE 325 Sanford, Florida Minarik at her home on Laurel ave. by Alice Mary Kimball on how to ‘‘Ov­ note County, Florida, to-w it: Lots 4 MANY DIE IN PITTSBURGH The rooms were bright with quan­ Mrs. G*. S. Sclm an-is visiting in ercome your shyness—and get a hus­ and B of Bloch 8, Russell's plat of n i B i z i u E H K C i s a s a a n i n R i r a c B s z i n Q u a r n s i i i n z i r s n E n i i i m i a FIRE Valdosta, Gn., the guest of her par­ tities of red cross and ferns. Several band", "How to lie happy though di- Fort Reed. The said land being namatters of important business were ents, Mr. and .Mrs. Cheney. PITTSBUHGII, March 8.—Fifteen > vorccd" t»y Fulton Ou:**lt-r, " U v r uessed at tin- date of the issuance of discussed and plans mude, among person* have licen taken to hospital', Roads" by Richard Barry ami the a u -,tUrh certificate in the name of A. H. Mr. nr,«l Mm. H. W. Ferguson of them being the cooked food sale to lie surioiinly burned anil lifty other* are tobiogrnphy of a foot entitled “Once Russell. TRY OUR SANFORD MAID DREAD Titusville were the guests of Miss L u -1given Saturday to Mart the fund for believed to be trapped in a building u Beautiful Foot! i’.u1 Now.” nntrrilto. Unless sutirl certificate* sirali he re­ cy Byrd Smythe on Saturday. i Better Films for School Children, rial l»y Iternacr MaeFmlden a* only ho i decim.*] according to law tax det-rl will A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal. which tiie members hope to show ev which i* completely srnrouniltd by a can write it. • issue ihen na on lire 3rd day of A{it.il, An; that is sweeping the lower north ory Saturday morning. A good nose would lie tickled in our frag ran t Sanitary Bake Shop, Mis* Mary McMahon, of New York side district, according to reports of •---------------------------(A. D. 1923. ‘ . After tiniiusines* liad been di*|*osblinding the odors of all our appetizing, wholesome goodie*. arrived 'here Saturday ami will open Are the gears on your car b eared? Witness my official signature and; police last night at 9 o’clock. n Marinella simp soon in the Meisch e.l of, the hostess served a tetnpting Several persons lost their live* in Master lubricant carries with it " gL*al IhL* the 2fith day o f.February, A. salmi cotirro nnd coffee. building.* the tire which half an hour Inter was guarantee to replace broken or worn |, jgog. Among the guests present wenbelieved to be under control, police out gears, tiost* no mure than oilier (HEAL) , E. A. DOUGLASS, Mrs. llownrtl Tibbuls and little son Mrs. T. M. Puleston, Mrs. Joe Cliit- announc' d. Emergency relief worker* good grease—Hanford Battery Service r’lerl. I’in-uit tiourt, , Munson of llmntllln nre the guests tenden, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. S. W. hurried to the scene and lmg.ui search ( o. . N ext to Frlnecss Theatre :t-7-\Vid-l’ri-Mun Irno-e Seminole tkiunty, I’ia.! of her aunt Mm. Fannie Munson and Bradford, Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. of the debris for the bodies uf ptntiddc ‘e-SOJUp By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. j ‘sisters, Misses /« • and Fannie Helm Irinhart, Mis. Augusta Eigenmann, victims. NOTICK TO PROPER­ Mm. Orien Steiistrom, Mrs. Volie Munson. The flame* w en' confined to a four '4HSS'ISUSSSaSUSSKaKnaRBSRBBaBNUDunRt:«EDZXRSSHaSUBD5’tB R R n B B U S IS aB aiB B aaK aiaiS U flH (l Williams, Mrs. I!. R. Dean, Mrs. Geo. story liriik building, one floor of which TY OWNERS B n & l , UM (• H ■ 1 1; U Si M n X M U ■ 2 Bi ■ R U U tl □ MI2I!H tl tl [J C U B U U 4 ■■K B K )* M M d U It a fl M■ H Z h L ' S l l B S H S a S M M B I I I I S S Paxton, Mrs. W -. M. Thigpen and LUNCHEON AND TOURNAMENT wa* utilized as u club room. Mr*. Harry Papworth will enter­ Mrs. E. D. Chittenden. 1 Store in Florida In the construction of City Paving j 52 10 Stores in Gcorgiatnin nt n luncheon and Approach rind ’ t lu re will its a niuplus-of earth which] hh Putting tournament nt I the- Country LINEN SHONVEH i OH IIOSPH AL belong* to the city. Tho City will u sc jJij ' • Club on Wednesday honoring n qumFriday nnd Saturday are the day, all they have need f**ernfter which the'* her of friemla from Del-and ami Or- for the Linen shower for the Imp-dtal balance will ho disponed of to private* j Jnndo. She will Ire ass Uteri in enter- and it i* earnestly desired t h a t'every ! pin tie* in the vicinity of the work at taining her guest* by u number of one will contribute generously and 123c. per cu. yd. where the haul will San ford friend*. . these articles nre greatly needed. SHORTAGE OF C’AUB IMMINENT; Phone 127 not exceed 2.000 f. el and one cent per 55 Sanford’s New Store------ ---------------------_____ • i Chairmen have been appointed for M l RECORDS BEING BROKEN iu. yd. additional per 100 feet .where SOCIAL DEPARTMENT POST- 1 rli>- various rlm n ln - and i f you an SAYS LOC AL DEALER [ the haul exceed* 2 Olio feel. , PON ED not * member of any of these chur» he Anyone desiring any of this cattle There will lx- no meeting of tire So- you are mvio d and weinuae to «<>.i . Though the Ilupp Motor Car Cor­ rial Department for tilts week, it hav- I tribute any way; it will W nppreei poration completed a 30 per cent en­ should notify the City Manager. 1 C. J. RYAN, ing been called (.IT on account of the nterl. Just send your article* to one of largement to its Detroit plant only BBBBIIKHKOBBaM9IUBBBBBHBBBBaRII9BBrtBBnBSIBBBBBBMBBBaaBUaBBflBBBBI| 2-19-o.«.w.-lw ’City Manager. IS State Board meeting which U being the chnirmen. seven weeks ago, it already And.* ithold today and tomorrow nt the club ^Friday and Saturday of thin week, elf forced to operate its entire facil­ mint*. AH member* of the racial do-) Speer & Son, Yowcll, and Churrivwvl! ities at capacity to meet it* present Notice of Application for Tax Deed partm ent nre asked to nttend these Co., will hold a special sale on th e e demand, is the Information just leUnder Section 575 of the General article*, m i buy your article* and ccived from Detroit Ly Perry Jernimeeting*. Statute* of the State of Florida ■ ^ ' VI ' save money and *til! help a worthy gnn of the It. & 0 . Motor Co., lucn! Notice in hereby given thnt B. I’itt.'B B H B B U B B inB B K B K B R E B H N raR B IS X Z nU nS B H naiD IIIM H nX S R IR IIlIB N IIIIS I i cause. I). A. JL IIimmobile Dealer*. purchaser of Tax <.ertifirate Nn'. 121 t, ■h Friday afternoon the Sidli. H arri­ ■ The article* needed are Sheet* 7-'>y All previous Hupmohile sales rec­ dated the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1912, 5 a son chapter N. S. D. A. R- lield B- Jill) ,,r ir.i; pillow -.lip* llx l" ; dresser ords nre lieing shattered. Ilupp is find­ lias filed said certificate in my officeJjB rcgulur nronthiym veting nt the love­ j scarf* 22x.:0; tray cloth* 12x15; tow­ ing itself in the unique position of and hn* made application for IHix Z h * „ ly country home of Mrs. F. 1. ibit- els of all kinds and sizes; single lied just having considerably added to its Deed to issue in accordance with law. a a dimity spread'.. Yard .................................................... ....................29c t<)jD00 ^ output facilities and then almost im­ Snld certificate embrnecs the follow- ■■ ton. U-l’s all pull together and make mediately discovering that they are During the business session it wus ing described property Bituutcd In ■ derided to hold n spend the day pic­ thin shower a success. Insufficient. Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot ■■ nic, on Flag day, March 27, visiting •February shipment* of Hupmohile* 8, Block 3, Russell’s Plat Fort Reed. 55 ST. iJOSEPII, Mil h., March 12.— easily surpassed those of January, Chapters from DcLand, Daytona, New ■S Thu iuiil iund being asscstod nt the ■■ • • x 45c • Yard fimyrnn nnd Orlando nre invited to William ’/.. Foster, of Chicago, was which came close to.hreaking nil the date of the issu.inco of *uch ccrtifi- ■■ ss Join us and spend tj»e day nt the site placed on trial in the Berrien county monthly records. The continuance of cate iu tho name of A. B. Russell. of old Fort Mellon. Another interest­ circuit court this morning charged transportation difficulties throughout Also: Tux Certificate No. 347, dated £■ B ing feature of this mooting was the- with, writing, advocating and "delib­ the month necessitated further num­ the (>th day of July, A. I). "1913, has J|a s: presentation of tho flag to the Soutli erately justifying" the doctrine that erous drivcaWnys to the nearer cen­ tiled said certificate in my office and Yard .......................... ............................../......17c, 29c, 35c, 40c Hide Prim ary school, by the Bailie "industrial political reform should he ters of distribution in an effort to haa made application for Tax Deed to bo - Ir Harrison chapter through Mrs. John brought about by crime, sabotage, and lighten the general traffic burden and issue in accordance with law. Said n u other unlawful methods of terrorism." I to provide additional freight bar.* for ' I,conard[. certificate embraces the following j J .hipmsrnt to the mare distant citieff dcscrilHii property situutod in Semi- cm Resolution* were mude by the Farter I* the first of 32 person* Chapter on the death of Dr. N. DeV. ested a fter a raid on u national com "Hupmohile distributors and deal Ileg. munist parly meeting hint August, t o cm Inst November placed orders for nolo County, Florida, to-wlt: Yard Howard. 10.05 chs. 8. and 3.92 ch*. 1*. of N\V. face trial. Another m atter of importance was 1923 delivery for nearly 10,000 more cor. of NE 1-1 of H\V 1-4, Sec. 0, Twp. cars than the company produced iu 20 S. R. 31, run H 2 1-2 cbs. K 0 ih s.jfig it* record yenr of 1922," ray* Mr. Jcr- N 2 1-2 elw., W 0 chs., containing 1;S nigea. "Now tho* are urging the fac­ aero M-L. The said land bring aSBess4jJ|» 19c, 22c, 50c ....... ____________________________________ Yard tory to rni*o their quotas still higher. When another car would outlived its mmmm til at tiie dale of the issuance of i^rhjK g Tltuy point out that they m ust have certificate in the nnmo of E. T. Dele- no ess, the Hupmohile goes serenely on even more to meet the dcniund. Many |S* distributors are reporting thnt their B»h. Alro: Tax Certlfleatc No. 2243, g g ! giving the same faithful, steady service that present orders, already indicate a dated the 2nd day of June, 189(5, has ■■ Yard ....... . . . shortage of Hupniobites in their te r­ characterized the first days of its ownership hr ritory within tho next two or three filed raid certificate in my office and M ■ lift* made application for tux deed to “ j w« ok*. New and Kciluccd Prices Hupp’* mnnufaefurlng department issue In accordance with law.-Raid cer­ K mMi Effective January First " in making an vintensive study of the tificate embrace* tho following dc- s: — scrilied property aituated in Seminole MB • I corporation’* entire plant facilities ■ ' in nn effort to And .way* to raise the County, l'lerida: E. 9.1-2 rii.i. of NE. "g a • -.* SIB Ladies’ Ucst Room u . daily output to n higher level. They l-i of F.\V I I, See. fl. Twp. 20. S. Open Pay and Night m : ■ c gj hope to increase thi* output during 51 K. (le a s lot* A*, B, C, and D, le*s ■ ' the last six rno:ith.i of thi* year, In beg. N. E. ior. run S 3.73 clis., W 5.59 an Si older to provide for tho continually id s., N. 3.78 chs , K 5.59 e)rs). Tho said land being assessed nl the date °l.{ [B greater demand* for Hapinobllos." The heavy sale? of January ami the issuance of sucif certificate in tho j mb Sanford, Fin., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue February nlrtmdy make it certain thnt name of Unknown, * B Distributors Scmlncle and Lube Counties Also: Tax Co;tiflsato I4o. 213, d a t-!"J| Hupmohile busir.crs for the first quar­ I One of the Largest mid Most \1 v i o l a t e Prlvc-in Filling ter lu the corporal ion's history, and ed the 2nd day c f June, A. D. t9l9,'gM \ % i Stations In this pari of the sta le . that it will probably break all quar­ haa filed suit! cortifioato in my office n u tswncBptsi * terly salea records of thin company. «Hl iuu . n a d c p p u c t a ftr t a , . ' o t d ' S S K S S V . S K S S S S " ^ ^ ^ la s t 1BBBBM BI The Princess LOCALS THE WEATHER “LOVE IN THE DARK” ■ '•BM‘’• F"r l SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Kits, R O U T H CAPACITY OUTPUT AT HUPP PLANT B A K E R Y i THE CHUMWELL I WHITE GOODS \ . WHITE ORGANDY 55 . : ■ WHITE LAWN - .. ■ BUTCHERS’ LINEN PAJAMA CHECKS have BLEACHING B. & O. Motor Co. First Street W BBW m m , l *J:W ' .. ' - , We.. SELLS IT ■ - �J p iL . S8| •r:"■—'fl~. ' ' ,’SgV ‘ : f*~ 'IJ•.Tjf? ‘ . „■ j - -’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1023 PAGE W O S l, to be lightly conaldorcdf_ An epidem­ ic might result in more damage to the state, from a financial viewpoint, (to € (■■kllabtU P v r r r afternoon r i r r p t Hnnsay nothing of the loss of life, than d n r nt U r H e ra ld Itulldlna. K»T S n a n o l l a A t t n Hanford, Fla. many times the amount sought to lie 1. — A new Library Building in the center of the city. saved by an extreme economist. The Herald Printing Co. 2. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. “ I also favor increased pensions for FtIUI.lHHKIt!l 3. —The new pier and boat basin finished before January, the old Confederate so Idlers. The num­ H . J . H O L L Y ...................... ................... K d l t o r 192-1. ber of pensioners is decreasing every N. J. U L l . A J t n ..H e r r e t a rr- T re a .u re r 4. — a big Auditoriu mthnt will seat at least 5,000 people. II. A. MCKI. ___________tlrnrrnl M n n « * r r year, so this will permit an increase I t . N. 1101,1. V ... A d r e r t l . l n n M . n w r r 5. — New hopie for the Canipbcll-Lossing Post, American in pensions to the survivors without A d r e r t l a l a c llatea Mode K n o n n on Legion. A ppllr atl on increasing the pension tax millago. G.— A Community Chest out of which all funds will be "I believe that the best and fairest L K W IH K i l l i n ' .... < lrrnUMi.it Mnnnrrr drawn. JPfcana U L W a ft e r I p, m. way to raise more revenue for good The reason why comparatively few peo­ 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. Knboerlplloa P H lt la Advnnee rends is to iucronse the gasoline tax ple Ret anywhere in u financial way is be­ and One Year..------ ------- — ,------....— —— f<MMi 8. —-Municipal ownership, starting with water works to two cents, giving the department Ilia H lc iat h a .......................•................ *80® cause they tlo not save with a fixed purpose. so ft water. Delivered In I’llp Hr C arrier for general use one cent and th e re­ One W eek . ..__ — .......— ....... 13 Cente | ;r \ 9. — Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. spective counties one cent. Thus the a The mnn who g e ls the best results de­ 10.— Ten thousand people here one year from today. THe HlK I * * ’ In IK -p agr W e e k l f H e r ­ man who derives the benefits accruing ald e n l l r e l r r o r r r a Hrmlnole Connlp posits a specified amount with .this institu­ and la publlahrd e v e r * F r i d a y A dierfrom good roads is the man who f U l n a rates made k n o n n on a)i|illmtion weekly or monthly. Boston, Mass., publisher of the Chris­ pays." tloa. 93.00 per re ar, a l n a r a In a d in n r r . tian Endeavor World. Dr. Shaw was M H U D C H T i l l : AKNOCIATRU P R E I I for many years treasurer and later By following this plan, success and fi­ 1 T h a A s s o c i a te d P re s * la e x c lu s iv e ly Interesting Data secretary, for the United Society of e n t i t l e d to t h e u s e f o r r e i m b l lc n t lo n of nancial independence will follow you. a lt n ew * d |* | i a t r h r * c r e d i t e d to It o r Christian Endeavor. A physical col­ ~ n o t o l h r r w lno c r e d i t e d In t h l a p a p e r of Early Days lapse e n d aleo t h e lo cal news p tih llih e d following an automobile acci­ herein. m dent made it Imperative that ho give AII r l a h l s o f re - p tih |lc n U o n t*f apectal The destruction of the Ocklnwnha d la p a t c h e a h e r e i n n r « aln o n w i m d Letters and cards are constantly up part of the work ho was carrying. h a s O f f l e » l I I K H A I . D til l M i l N<i. I*k.,nr I4N lieing received at the office of the hotel nt Kusli* by fire, and nn inven­ Dr. Shaw's Florida friends hope that i1! k t m ' » i n m fa p m tory of the salvage which followed First Baptist church telling of the our state will give to him, also, n gen­ Fnretirn AilvpriUinK He|irr*r?v.«tlv* forth among other things the erous restoration through its glori­ □ TIILA M LM C AN PRESS ASSOCIATION coming of ilolegations from churches brought Monday Sanford, Florida throughout the district covering six register of the hotel for the aeason ous sunshine, during his visit in St. 8 p. m.—Regular meeting of I. O. of 1880-87. associations. Petersburg. C. F., at Masonic Hall. , The register Is the old-fashioned Mrs, IVelman, superintendent of Registration for the state conven­ kind with n page of blotting paper 7:80 p. in.—Bowling nt the Parish the women's work in Florida, Miss i i i i R u i i i K i i i i a i i i i i a i M i i i m m K M i i i i i i i i i m i m i tion, to be held in Miami, June 8-11, The Federal Loan Board has just Lcnchmnn of Atlanta and Mrs, B. A. between each register sheet nnd on is going on as rapidly a» If it were House. arranged to hnve six millions avail­ Federation of Woman’s Clubs viaitInglis of Jacksonville will reach the this blotter is the advertisement of "always June in Miami." Pensacola able for the farmers. Down here city this afternoon, Automobile par­ Jacksonville, Chattanooga, Savannah, district Ims Us full quota registered ing the city. the farmers arc the only ones that ties will begin to arrive this after­ and Atlanta bouse*. 7:30 p. m.—-Band rehearsal of Tam can get money. What we need jl a loan Foremost is the State Rank of and other districts nearer Miami will noon nnd tomorrow morning. O’.Shnnter Ladle* Band nt the court soon follow Pensacola's example. from the Fedbrnl board that will give The opening session will he tomor­ Jacksonville, with Henry A. L'Engle house. One evening during Christian En­ us money to build houses in the city row morning a t 10 o’clock. The feature the manager. It is said th at it would American Legion Celebration all , of Sanford. of tomorrow morning’s session will “make collect hint; nt all points that deavor Week, Roger Unbstm, the wide­ week. ----------- o-----------ly known economist nnd statistician, are accessible." Mumby, Stockton be nn address by Miss Leachmun of That girl with the temperature of Atlanta, and the features of the a f­ & Knight wore doing a wholesale nml was n guest nt a banquet given by the Tuesday 1M that puzzled tile medical profes­ ternoon session will be addresses by- retail business in crockery, china, Atlanta Christian Endeavor Union. 8 p . m.—Regular drill, Go. D., F. He spoke informally, nnd paid a triWA. Gogelt sion for so many weeks was only fak­ Mrs. IVelman, State W. M. U. sec­ glass and earthen ware. N. (I. a t court house.. ute to Christian Endeavor as a spe­ and If. II. Huckmnn a re practicing ing. She used a hot water bottle to retary, and Mrs. B. A. Inglis, Jack­ 8 p. m.—Regular meeting Royal law. The Key Line. F. If. & N. Co. cial influence |n his life. "I owe more keep the temperature up. We sup­ sonville. to Christian Endeavor than to any­ Arch Masons nt Masonic Hall. * (s’the shortest, quickest and best line pose she will now get a good job in Among others who will deliver ad­ Al­ 7:30 p. m.—Bowling nt the Parish vaudeville as the “girl with a temper­ dresses Thursday morning will be to principal points in Florida. The thing, becuuse It was ill a Christian House. ’■ ature." Dr. R. W. Thiot, Del .and; l)r, N. B. Jacksonville, Tampa nnd Key West Endeavor society I found myself. My 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of ------------o----------Rogers, Jacksonville, nnd Dr. R. D. railroad says it is the only direct (Irst job was on the lookout commit­ Rotary Club at Valdez Hotel. tee. That is where I llrst learned to line for Green Cove Springs, St. Au­ Representative Ram GrifTIn of <*>r- Gray, Atlanta. sell goods; I learned there to make Si*V gustine, Palntku, Del-ami, Sanford, lando is opposed to "knickers" a lid he people do wlml the)’ raid they didn’t Wed/ie.sday Enterprise, Titusville nml nil points says if some one will draft a hill muk- CELERY SHOULD BRING BETTER t' ■ A on the Florida Southern and South want to do, but they thanked me la­ 12:15 noun—Weekly luncheon of ing it unlawful to wear knickers he FRICKS VJJ, ter. In Christian Endeavor I learned Florida railways. Kiwanis Club at the Valdez. will pass it in Tallahassee. Sam means j to express myself." Then he proceedThu. most interesting part of th 8 ji . ni.— Regular meeting of the i r well enough but lie is just fifty years The peak «>f the celery shipments la-hind the times. Knickers Would look may mil have lieen reached as yet but legi'-li'i .shows the tremendous growth ed to talk religion to these young pro­ F.lks’ Cluli at the Club House. !J welt on Sam and he might to take to Sanford probably tupped the heap Sal* of Florida, since IHMil. Bartow is m- pic ami said what i- well worth passFL credited with l,20tl people, Braden- ing on to older people. nung penThursday wearing them. urady nr will one day this week. Re­ town, .10; Brooksvillc 1.000, Cedar pie. the world Is not moved by figures; ------------ o -----------7:30 p. m.—Regular meeting of the gardless nf whether the peak has been Key 2,000; Daytona 1,500; Eustis it is moved by feelings. Whlis this old Fra nee says she is ready to quit leached ur not the celery grower* a n ­ 1,000; Gainesville 8,01)0, Jacksonville world needs today is not money, or Eastern .Star at Masonic Hall, 8 p. in.—Regular meeting of Medi­ the Ruhr section any time Germany nul getting ns good a price as they 18,710, Key West 10,000, laike City market*, or goods, but men. The pays up. We don’t think France likes should get. There is hut little celery 2,500, 1-akelund 1,000, Leesburg 1,000, greatest thing in the world is not bu­ cal Corps, F. N. G., nt court house. m- < , » V 51 f. H p. m.—Band drill, 15Uh Infantry the job any better than the Germans outside nf the Sanford section, the Live Oak 500, Madison 800, Mantled* siness, or pfensures, or nations, but A V Band at court house. nnd it would seem like a good pol­ new strain of celery is all right now la 1,800, Ocala 2,500, Orlando 2.500, man. And the greatest thing in man 7:80 p. m. Howling at the Parish icy on tile part of Germany to pay- that it has reached m aturity, th* Palutka 2.000, Peii-mcda 0,000, San­ is nut education, o talent, or influence >ri House by Men’s flub. up nnd get France id? her neck. golden is just as fine as it lias ever ford 1.200. St. Augiiitim- 2.500. £jla ike or brains, but an immortal Hold. The —“7 - — — ._ ,zr . — I been -uat tla»-Weather tip -UUUl today 500, Tallahassee l,u00, Tampa 3,500, need of t hr* world today is not schools Friday Orlando Is thinking of extending Its j has been cold and fine and yet the Tarpon Springs 200, Tavares 200, or factories nr cities, but a revival of city limits up to Winter Park. All: price does not go to tin- mark where Wnltla 100. White Springs 200. This religion!" 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of the Aiming Ilit- features of the coining Itedpaita<'linii(nuqi|n will lie the popu­ right, ito this ami we will extend oitrjji should go. There is no use in going completes the names of Florida towns Chamber of Commerce at the Valdez lar programs given by the wel b known Laura Wert in Ladles Q uartet.___ city limits down to Winter Faik and, into details about this marketing hu.-.- ef importance fp have mention, Hotel. Tills roiiquiny iio\or fulls to prnVida a feast of musical entertainment nrul Shoots Golf Ball then we can all enjoy the Park as a iucss. The law of supply ami demand 7:30 p. m.— Regular meeting of the urtlstry. Es|KelwlIy notable among tlu-ir offerings are mu-lad arid dramatic It is only a apnn of 2.7 years since common meeting ground. The time is is well known nnd it is old stuff, also. Knights Templar a t Masonic Hall. Into Shop; Out of numbers given in costume depleting the dress, manners and mugs of the Amer­ this h o tel, register was opened, anil coming when there will be nn pn-. The price of celery at present is not 7:30 p. m.— Band rehearsal, Tam ican Gobudnl period, tbo Civil War days, tho early seventies and of the the population of the towns that are Window; Gets a 3 O’Shnntcr Band a t court house. broken line of homes nil along the arbitrary by any niruns and the Quakers. cities now and those that were then roadway from Hanford to Orlando ami growers cannot make anything nt the mentioned ns resort* nnd are no long­ fnrtrumenial trio-j. cello nnd violin solos and readings an* id** pretnlacut then Holly’s Trolley will In- built. BELLAIR HEIGHTS, Fla., March on the quartet’s programs, which tin? always hailed 'ylth iJcliglit. price being paid at this time. It can er known, tells the story that towns Dates Booked Ahead go higher ami the Hernld would like are made where men make them.— 13.—A freak golf shot luipened onj Band concert every Sunday at -1:15 the eighteenth hole of number* two; EVIDENTLY FORT MYERS “ AIN’T to see it go higher without any more l-akc Co. Lm hrricR. p. m. in Gentrnl I'ntk. H i n s s ii iJ C D i js i B a iu i B M i r .s a ia D U B u a a s r n H jr H i i a u n i c ic i ir in ? GOT NO STYLE course here yi terduy. J. II. Wall, of argument about why it docs or docGhnutauqun, March 31st to April Oshkosh, drove a hall from the 18th ■Sth not get to the place where it should * SAN 1*0 It I> NEEDS HOMES! Guarantors for the funding of the l a . It could he boosted up a notch lie into Alex Smith’s shoji. Georgei ... , ... . IIKI.D SANFORD. YOURSELF. (on don, n jiro, was ju st going into tnc {j|nj| chautauqua which has just closed its and not hurt anyone. We all know AND THE OTHER FELLOW shoji when the ball wns passed in justj ' _____________ _____ performances have been giving up this fnct'jind there is no use in deny­ I1Y INVESTING IN THE SAN­ $17.50 e a c h to make up the difference ing it. ahead of him . 4 i FORD BUILDING & LOAN AS­ between the guaranty sum of $550 ---------------- o----------It was easy to Jilay the ball out Photographer Dies SOCIATION. 298-Gtc and the receipts fo tin- three days through the window, but it first had of Wound Received program which amounted to $277.75. General Complaint to be raised. The question now comes lilt FRANCIS K. CLARK. FOUND­ There were twenty persons who guar­ About Tax Burden, While Intoxicated up as to whether he would have a ' ER OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR anteed a year ago to ,make tip the an­ rigid to raise the window under the > Forget About Expense ■ TO VISIT FLORIDA ticipated loss. The Press, of that JACKSONVILLE. March 12.—Therule touching anything more than n ’ city, snys that vaudeville entertain­ Putnam Count> IteprcM-nt alive Sa> • club's* length away from tho bull. The odorc 0. Waller*, 13, u photognijihei Fndcavorcrs are looking forward shot through the window was n sue- died at the county hos|iilal yesterday ments corning to Fort Myers hereaf­ Oui orders arc coming in : o fast that if it were not that UL> M They M uM Pay the Fiddler to the visit of IJr. Francis E. Clark, ctss as the ball landed two feet from fror a fractured kkall nn hour after ter will have to come upon their’ mvn kept prepared to render real service we could wlui with Mrs. ( lark will spend |>:irt jju, n„(j „„ t.Il8y three was se­ he was taken there from the city jail initiative.—Fort Myers Press. Illy T h r \ * «!iH n(rtl C r m a ) not handle them. ■ PALATKA, March 10, — "While of this month in the state ns guests cured. If a penalty of two strokes is where he had been confined in a cell SANFORD NEEDS MONEY OK there is it general complaint regard­ of Mrs. Carrie F. Conrad, of DoLand. added for opening the window, the for more than 12 hours. s -WE DELIVER n■ PHONE US INVESTMENT Mose Wilkerson, 25, a mechanic, a l­ ing (lie steadily increasing tux burden As Dr. Clark is taking thi-| vacation hole wns made in five. leged to have struck "Walters on the the very people who are registering for necessary rest he will not In? ask­ Snnford needs hundreds of than*- the ‘biggest kirks’ arc already urging ed to make any public addresses. He head with nn iron instrum ent Satur­ ami we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if you do FINAL DECREE nnd* of dollars fo r investment in good their legislative representatives to will, however, speak at the state rally day afternoon, was arrested on a mur­ not think .Elder Water now—yon will, der charge. W aiters was arrested on property. This sounds big hut it is support this bill mtd That bill calling in Orlando, Friday, March 23. This tlly T h r \«mjrlnlr<l l ‘rr**> • after one trial ■ liue. The Building & Loan Associa­ for heavy appropriations," Henry H. sja-cinl rally will Ik* held in the Pres­ LOS ANGELES, Match 13.—A fin­ charges of drunkcnnean and disor­ : tion is more than two hundred thou­ McKenzie, representative from Put­ byterian church, Friday evening lie- al decree of ditorco for Rudolph Val­ derly conduct by detectives who had ■ sand dollars behind in its loans and nam county, declared in a'statem en t ginning at 7:15. Orlando being eas­ entino, motion picture actor, was en­ gone to investigate the trouble. They other companies are in the same boat. made public today. Mr. McKenzie ily accessible to nil parts of the state, tered in the Los Angeles county au- did not believe the wound on his head was serious. This condition should not exist in a said lie would favor increases in the it is Imped that large numbers of pres­ jierior court yesterday. growing city like Sanford. A good funds of three departments—state ent nnd former Endcnvorers will avnil uanaHaavaM BB ■■■!!■■■ ■■■■■BnaB naaH aR aR aaH BB BaH iO M H i11" loan nnd investment company should board'of health, pensions and roads— ibemseiveH of this excellent opportun­ s» ra n m m x* *» m m be formed here or one should be but aside from these three he believes ity to bear the beloved founder and ■n brought here with outside cnjdtal that the state budget "should lie held down lender of the Christian Endeavor or­ *4 ganization. would he willing to loan money on in every way possible, and certainly fa This is tin- second time that, thru real estate nt not more than ten jter there should be no burdens added to : to cent interest in order that the peojile the already henvily burdened taxpay­ the state nnd Dixie Endcavorcrs, Flo­ 8a ! The Herald carriers manage nnd rentrol their routes, pay in rida lias extended to Dr. and Mrs. who want to build homes could do so. ers." P* advance for nil papers drawn, and absolutely depend ujion their Clark the healing of Its sunshine and Fine atore rooms and business “I hnve served six term s in the gifts from Florida of rest and re- » . collections for their running cnjiital and profits. When subscrib­ ------ ------—-------- legislature," the statem ent said, "and juvenntion stand ns exceptions, how­ Ha ers neglect to pay them It is .the CARRIER nnd not THE at every session 1 have found this ever in his busy life. Though Dr. Herald that stands tin* "brunt.” Pi same condition prevailing, the people Subscribers who do not cure to pay the carrier each week U KELL KJ WHEN U Clark has extended his travels ns ka | evidently forgetting that heavy u|>may pay the Herald two or more months in ndvancu and they YOUR REAL / 1 LIST IT widely as perhaps, any mnn living, has propriatioim must tend to increase gone wherever Christian Endeavor has ka will pay the carrier ench week from this fund. ESTATE W WITH US ff j ns in the pnst, to oppose unnecessnrThis system of delivery is known ns tho INDEPENDENT gone—into nearly every country on k t tnxes. • I propose to act in the future the face of the globo-^ho has paid ha CARRIER FLAN and is used by most of the Inrgcr newspapers of. i ha as in the pnst, to oppose unnecessary the country and has proven beyond doubt to bo tho ver ybost plan his own way, partly by making ad­ Spencer' Height lota are going expenditures, such ns the creation of dresses but mostly by his pen nml in ha of delivery. When n boy mintages his own route, buys nnd sells f a s t One of the best Hub-divis­ useless commissions and new offices, all the forty years he has been presi­ ha nt a profit he Is in business for himself in exactly the same sense ions in Sanford and all big lots. My advice regarding: roofing: won’t cost you increased salaries, etc., but I shall fa­ dent of the United Society nnd the h.i ns any merchant. He knows he must give service to be success­ See us now and pick while pick­ ** M vor increases in three departments: ful and build up Ids business. He knows that every now custom­ World's Union of Christian Endeavor ing is good. Easy terms. a cent! 8 The State Bourd of Health, Pensions he has never received n dollai* of sni- ka er he secures means more profit. In short, he knows ho must and Itoutis. conduct his business in a capable and efficient manner to bo suc­ nry. Ah Dr. Clurk. has stated upon k j BIRD’S ROOFS—A roof for every building H| "The cut in millngc for the Stnte numerous occasions his visit to Flori­ h-4 cessful. Board of Health has not proven a wise da in 1017 renewed his health und pro­ ha Tho Herald earnestly requests its subscribers not to dis­ AGENTS economy," tho statem ent continued, longed his life, it is hoped that this ha courage these boys in tills, their first business venture, by refus­ referring-to th* cut from Vj-tnill to visit will ngnin restore his vigor and h a’ ing to pay promptly each week for their newspaper, Si mill by tho last legislature. "Tho prolong his activity in his rcmurkablo ‘ * 5, . «, > Plfjf, Casualty, Agio Insurance Board of Health has been seriously work. THE SANFORJ) fiAILY HERALD. 105 W. F irst 8L, SANFORD, FLA handicapped because of lack of fundi. Another prominent Endoavorer vish P Tho m atter of health U too important icing tho state la Dr. Wm, Shaw of h s s s .------m m itiH a te to m te r-iia i ! n n i n u i n i n n n n i i > n n n i n > > * | ' * * ^ ,> ;v 7 • ’. , l"V> •' • • ,1.* » 4 ,< »« r in s is t ' . . , , e.-.u. ’ ■ H i ■' •• - I . ' * iJj Sanford Daily Herald blocks and offices are ull right nnd they make a fine npenranco on the business streets but Sanford needs more people to help fill the store* nnd Sinfohl today needs nt least two hun­ dred new homes nnd n dozen good npartment houses. The Herald can cite the mnn with money to some gilt edge investments here in Sanford nnd if there nre any men or corporations th a t want to in­ vest money in good renl estate here let the Herald kno wnbout it. The present state of affairs is retarding the growth of this city nnd Sanford will never get any larger if these hun­ dreds of houses cannot he built. San­ ford will never lie a city *»f home builders if- the money is not available to build homes. It is something to think about nnd something that should have action. -----------o INSTITUTE OPENS TOMORROW AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 SAVE WITH A FIXED PURPOSE : THISWEEKIN = SANFORD PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Werrio Ladies Quartet on Chautauqua Program i i I T ’ S P U R E ! T h a t ’s W h y It’s ^ .P o p u la r ... s s s l a ie r aa HERALD COLLECTIONS Maxwell & Britt HEAL ESTATE Tel. 137-W. Address, 911 Elm Aven �: H PAGE 1 THE SANFOftD DAILY 1IEHALD,;TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923 ! ..I - ----- ;--------- Great Comedy, “Turn to the Right a Chautauqua Feature Carry out today, the oft put off resolution to have a Dank Ac­ count. Start it at Our Savings Depart­ ment, have SAFETY for your funds and get 4% Interest com­ pounded on every dollar remain­ ing on deposit. Il uV' ' t ’iY'” It will pay you well. i>ll KKN'T—Furnished hour-ek nr lied rooms, $“.00 per week Kl)lt SALK—Uoaicr and liays’ points j a.st fith Street. ‘J and varnishes at Sanford Novelty •-room Hat in tmtH Works, Sanford agents, 183-tfc 1 —Woodruff & WatFA It Mt IiS—-Yoii" can get seed lied HUS-tfe frant**; and irrigation plug* a t tlw Sanford Novelty Works. ICO-He Daily Herald on s ale at Joe's Smoke House, Molney's Drug Store and WANTED Hunt's Pharmacy. tf FOIt SALE—One tin foot pleasure .WANED—A chance to build your boat, 7Mi horse power, Ferro motor. new home before lumber gets any Selling for less than coat. Address liigber. Plans and estimates furnjsbC. 0. Lane, Sanford, Fla. 2iHi* !tp ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc FOR SALE—Two houses (ceiled) WANTED TO B U Y-j—A sparagtss fern Sanford Heights, Hunter, Route 4\, seed, for good clean stock will pay IW T 60. ' 2373tp a gmi<r price. PftMrud? \VFPi~N’c,.vcl! Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Fin. 'JTD-tfc WANTED TO HUY—Second hand lead furniture for n I room cottage. IJoj Milch cows 2'JlMtp of good milch cpws nt E. E. Brody's 101,"Oviedo, Fin, Stable. 2bR-3tp & Watson K ilt SALE OR RENT New bunga­ low, f> rooms am) hatii. garage, fiend location, near. s< bool. Ternv> like rent. Phone *123-W. 2'.HMdtp FOR SALE—OldsmobUc 8, new paint and tiros.* Terms or trade. A rnro STORM FIRST H.KADBD bargain. Automotive Service Cov 1st FOR Fl.DRIDA TURNS Street and Sanford Avenue, 2D0- Itp INLAND TO MISSOURI f u l l S A L K -I roent cottage r.ad ga­ rage and traitor. Palmetto avenue. Inquire for Jcro Rowe, Lake Mary, Fla. Vacant April 1. Ter;; ■e ic-hulf "Turn to the lllglit," notable comedy success, presented by a east of Nuw York actors, will be one of the outstand­ ing features of the can11njt Ilcdpntli Clmntmiqun. ‘Turn to the lUsht" runs over with bubbling Tun nml Is replete .with startling surprises and complication*.. Il tints at the hcart-sl ring*. ami team rtart to Uu* eyes only to Iw washed away by tbo cleanest of laughter. “Turn to the Itlg h f is one of the great American comeclha. F. I*. FOUSTKIt, President Tile Rotary club held their regular noonday meeting at the Valdes hotel liainy and while many were out of town on waterway.-; meeting* and oili­ er business the ones prevent made .up for il in holding a snappy meeting and one that was replete with many good things. Dr. Carpenter invoked the divine blessing on the meeting and after president D. L Thrasher had called Taken the Windshield Wiper. • MARCH 31ST 1YK WILL GIVE AWAY AN MlullclW** Mi-nilntinr lcr»" Lumber Co. .'hone 130, Sanford Electric Cm ling Iron The editor of the Herald ban many friends In Lake county and thiy are among the beat ■people In .the world, and not the- least of thefle friends are' itvn old Hetman friend-, both of them baker®. One of then'. .1. A. Warnoeeke, has a bakery in Tavares and he sent us a lute golden pound t ake by T. II. Lanier and It Wfu some cake. “ Dutch'' sent a nolo and >nid he wi-dted be could have us over f«f a real tit si. We will see him Inter. Hilly Selyn'dt, the boss baker of Hustis, sent us two loaves of real Herman rye bread, and when you'get n loaf of Billy Schmidt’s real (lermnn ry<* bread you are getting something Dudley Roy Had a Wild Voyage From Frontera Vessel Adrift Four Day* Wiln l.itt! Food \board and Danger or Itori.- d)l*fiOo ~ •paoR' ’v *3 a s s ‘u.fap o<i umip-A sai|uiajtl ;jo pj.coui ojj ’dua^a ||aw *2°P P«al> T>u|1 ilp| obq —3TVS HOT MADRID, March 13.— An official communique reports renewed hostili­ ties between the Spanish forces and the Moroccan rebels. Two gunboats reconroiteriug Kldl-Dns. 'exchanged nrtillcry fire with Moroccan forces and Spanish aviators bombed the re­ bel force*. It. F. WUITNEH, Cashier uust lie Rood, fresh nml pure nr Ihe meal will lie n disnpopintnu’nt. You can nlwnya depend living them just as they should he if you l>jy at P1GGLY WIGGLY. Largest stock, freshest and best selections always here— so different. FOR RENT- Tw.j Ir.rr r. onu, cen­ trally located, suit able fo.* paint or carpenter's r.ltop. Apply, Owen, 0m photographer, 112 TVrk Avr. 20-J-tfc FOR RENT— 1 nice aparlmnct, all conveniences and well furnished.— Cates' Building. Phone J81. 290-lfe FOIt RENT—Bcwhig machine. Phone 30B.W, 21'8-titp ( tty Ttir .tMiicIsIril I'reital A COMMUNITY BUILDER Upon motion of Hr.rry .Stevens the club stood and gave Mr. i.aite the unanimous encouragement and sup­ port for (ill good measures he wanted to pat*. The club an n Rotary Club cannot endorse any movement but as members they all gave Mr. l-ake ns’aurnnee that they were with him and would do all they could to assist him in every wny. After several good'songs the dub adjourned after they hud signified their intention of going to the district meeting a t St. Petersburg next week. Defeated Chief Elected Today in Ft. Lauderdale I). II. Roy, of the International Pe­ troleum Company, who tins liwn dawn in Tabasco fur the last -several month#, ami who recently returned to the Tnmpito office, tclln a thrilling story of the voyage he had from Frontera to Vera Crux. In fact-lie was ao thrilled he doe# not remember the name of the vessel on which he nmde the trip. Ho said the ship encountered rough weather Just out of Frontera nml was driven far out of Its course. It' buffeted the storm for four longs days and'w as threatened several times with being dnshoi] ngnlitr.t thi’ rocks. During the storm, however, the vessel wns driv­ en into a hay, the name of which was not known, and there it rumuined un­ til it w as safe to venture out again. The vessel had started with only a small supply of food and this was en­ tirely exhausted iimg before html wns reached. Thu voyage from Frontera tp Vera Crux undo rordhtnry circumstances only occupies part of a day. It took 101 hours, or four days and five hours to make that trip.—Tampico (Old Mexico) Tribune. The 1>. P. Roy referred to above Is Dudley Roy, who-hns just arrived In Ronford from Tnmpfco, Old .Mexico, where he has spent the past year. He will spend some time here visiting rel­ atives and friends before returning to Mexico, Daily Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke House, Mobley's Drug Store and Hunt's Pharmacy. tf Get a ticket with each cash purchase „f fire gallons HIGH TEST GABOI t l r Tfcw A .. n e l a t r d l*re«a) LINK, good for a chance on this FORT LAUDERDALE, March 13. Curling Iron. . —A fter being defealod by one vote Belter Tires, for lew Money ’ last fall for chiof of police, Lucicn SEE CATHRAE Cmig was elected Iasi night a t a spe­ cial election, called following the Income Tax Specialist, People* Bank death of I). 0 . Tonbrook, his former ■Phone 481-J opponent, who wna chief for four MARCH 13th, 14th and 15th All Form* Limited, 5-llts. Customers NO. 2 CAN GLASS JAR SLICED PINEAPPLE Q O 2c NO. 2 CAN DEL MONTE V. C. PEACHES .... ......................M CHL NO. 3 CAN PREMIER IZ tZ f* FRUIT SALAD ..............................V u L NO. 3 CAN PREMIER M WHITE CH ER RIES..... ...................‘t 8c NO. 3 CAN DEL MONTE /fl BARTLETT PEARS ........... ......... ^ r e ^ L NO. 2 CAN PREMIER CORN, A <| y, (R est you enn buy) ......................... 1H-0Z. SIZE PREMIER PEANUT BUTTER ...;........... ................ . . PREMIER APPLE CIDER, QUART ..... TEAS ALL KINDS AND FLAVORS— PREMIER GINGER ALE, ENAMKLINI POLISH ... LA FRANCE WASHING I I1RILLO UTENSII CLENSON ......... 111.1.1, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PREMIER HULLESS POPPING CORN, PKG. S Don't get It around the fire of you don’t w aul It to pop 2'i-L IIS. SAL s()I)A . AL4c PREMIER PEARL TA PIO f’A A#» ■> V/ V h*i k. 4-(T. L■.I ,1,*tr#(:t*•>I S 20c \ 5C PREMIER EGG NOODLES, PREMIER YELLOW SPLIT 4 PA C K A G E ............................. .............J 12c P .*,-4, <u». .w L.i ijl 7C PREMIER SPAGHETTI. 4 12-OZ. C PACKAGE ....:............. ....................... J [2c 15c MOP ................................... ...... . . . . . . ..... J Pr e m ie r m a c a r o n i, \ PA C K A G E .................. ....................... 1G-OZ. Ji uIB1»-«**.»•. M £ 10c OUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES COUNTER 5S AT ALL TIMES COMPLETE— COME IN AND LOOK IT OVER �PAGE FOUR §£ gf-j r#v' v F 'ft 4i TUB;SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. MARCH 13, 102.1 * M 3* i? ^ |H 44. » y ■r* Is The *.'/y.'v— -- , Is it W is d o m to A tte m p t to S ol v e all l o f Y o u r F in an cial P ro b le m s Y o u rse o3Su£i■:.*r•.%B a n k--,V-~■e r sh - =lf?,L.-_ .^■Y—9 r- 1-■ou '=_-'-=?Id 1be A ti ile to R e n d e r Y o u In v a lu a b le lr m H im m A ssist a] iK !. A s nee . . pontine Company. corflflcato embraces the following de­ Also Tax Certificate No. lOfi, dated scribed property situated in Seminole ' GOLF BASE BALL the -1th day of June, A. D. H'17, hns County. Florida, to-wit: FOOT BALL BOWLING SI-. ', of N E ti (Less 10.5 rhs, N it filed said certificate in nty office nnd A i U l 14L41I1 \ J A . A V l l l V BASKET BALL TENNIS has made application for tax deed to S by 7.95 chs K & Wi tn S\V. r,.r) haul' thereon in accordance with law. Sec. Ip, Twp 21. S. Range :Ui-l4r~ CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor TRAP SHOOTING BOXING Said certificate embraces .the follow­ Said laud btitig arse^cd at the date* Seminole County, Fla. ing described property, ritunted in Se­ of the Issuance of ruch certificate in lly A. M. Weeks, D. C. minole county,J ’Torldn, to-wit: the name of Unknown. tion I’ark, having had tut official word NOTICE OK A lT I.lt ATlON KOIC Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17c Beg. 3.42 chs. S. of NW Cor. of SE front lleydler, but his smile is seldom Unless raid certificates shall Ih- re. TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 'i of N E 'i of See. 10, Twp. 21, S. deemed nccurding to law Tax Deed 37,1 OF T H E GENERAL STAT­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Range 30 East, run S. 1(1.58 chfr. E. will Ismtc thereon on the 18th day „f TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 7,05 chs, N. 10.58 chs. W, 7.95 cR.i. UTES OK T H E STATE OK FLOR­ April, A. D. 1023, T r \n r t n i r tn th a t came hack into their lives 573 OF THE GENERAL ST ATIDA. The raid land being nssesseil a t the W 11 NESS my official .signature and (VI A Y I U X r I A N i l jwhen the commissioner gave "Daddy" FTES OF THE STATE OF FLOR­ date of the issuance of such certifi­ l f l r l 1 LtY/kJl-i \Jl l k J l J hack his right to look everybody In Notice is hereby given that W. seal th is 'th e 12th day of March, A PFirr :t. IDA. cate in the name of Unknown. I). 1023. Judge K. M. Landis, high contmis- t lie eyes as an honest man, only to he Fierson, purchaser of Tax t'crtiliNotice Is hereby given that M are-j AT.-m Tax Certificate No. ttl5. dated (SEAL) sioner of buachnlt will defend HuhiHdhsheil again by the surprising standi cate NV 17, dated the <7!h day of Jn ' K. A. DOUGLASS, Garry Ilcrrmnn, president of the cluil Neil Hose Co., purchaser of T ax , , , , , , , Renton to the last, according to n i;f Hovdlcr. ............. ' , . r , , , the Ith day of June A. D. HMi has l.l!y. A. D. 1914. has t’l «aid certill- ,, .... Clerk Circuit Court, Reds, likes Orlando so well ho wants ( ert ilirate No. 2.itit>, dated the fat It day ' statement nltrilm ti! to hi (it l>y m em ­ Due of the first things Rube did .cate in my office, at I ed said certificate in my office ami « made apSeminole County, Kb. the club to come hack for 11*24 sprint; of June. A. I*. 181*1, has lib-d said bers iif tin1 Cim-innati * Inti when he reached ramp was to write, plicutinn for ti ix di-t-•I *«• Ii sue in a c ­ has made application for Tax Deed lly A. M. WEEKS. D. f. training, he declared yesterday. Jt is who reached h m ' y ‘tvrdny. "lleiil'.ii to his little girl back home and w rit­ cordanet* with law. «-;|i| re rt ilicutc certificate in my office, and iue* made to issue in ai l ordnnce with law. Said Mar 13-20-27 Apt :i l>i iTr virtually assured Mr. Herrman will i* going tn piny bait" in tin- word ing a letter is no rniall task for Rube, finbrnci*- the foUoivji di • i:brd pro- application for Tax Deed C issue in . sign n three-year contract to train aCeuidanri with law. Said ecrllficnte which the formij federal judge is -- 11•I la 'd lllllcli rather |>lt b twelve or four­ party <<itu:itod in ' ■)4| • I i here. } embraces the following (le*crihi'd pro­ tn have given the players. teen games of ball than to write once, Florida, to-wit : perty iiuatul in S uiitioh county. "This is the lic.-U sprint; training Garry Iletrm.inti, ;>rt -silent of the Lot 38 New Up Id h o w n b y J . Florida, lu-wit: city we over had," Mr. Herrmann said Cincinnati dull, refused t<> add to tin hut ymi *■.t% that was his first thoT. O. Fries Flat recoid *•! in Mat Itonki N 't yf SEN of S E ', Sec If, Twp. Somewhere there must la1 a power enthusiastically. "Everything anils statement lie made to the Sentinel on C 1‘ngc I.'I {Orange ( ■. Records.) 21 S. Range 211 Hast. The raid, land me fine, Malinger Moran likes it, laiu Sunday morning, when Iris train, that will grant Rube a square deal. That is the lough! of his friends and ,Tllc said land being a •esstd at the being asrenod at the date of the is­ Widrig likes it, the players like it and jv‘ hours late, ranched <»r the hig southpaw lakes courage from date of the i-.oiat . ,stldl icttili- suance of stu h certilicate in the until* all our Cincinnati newspaper «*rre*-;knj!ft Yesterday Re reiterated thm their hopes.—t Irlando•Sentinel. 1rate in the name <• -W. (iotHlrich. of F. W. Ell ey. pendents are boosters for it." ;hl, Wliuj,| SII>. nothing until he had' I 'el -r said ci t i * b ill lie reAlso Tax Certificate No, |U8, dated He piuoAid a minute, .walij d to * nt«it-lhe foil te a t of Judjrv Ustudn,*. iki- tr - ft h | decimal act ,1! d.isg , law tax Demi the -Dta,daj' of JuPe, At" 1f. 1M7,‘lta., I •' f* j ft , n • » T ■' r r y j windovv I f a* ii» 'n *ih"his idfle ‘nTUic ,’i inulf hr h;iV t’llkci wltL’tKe will issue thereon >..i the Mill day of filed ’lid cerlificnto in my oiTiic and f i Man -lunn Hotel to’ look down Grunge t(imimssioiicr' nhoul the case, lie would has made application for Tax Deed f ‘i >April, A. It. I'.**-*;1. nvonue. Turned and exetnimed, " it'* 1.,,,, dieeura the attitude of John Hey■ i \\ ITNKSS my official si gnu tun to issue in accordance with law. Sipd grent!" He added, * Mike it bo well • president of the National lea f , s and seal tbjs th t.'!b day of Mutch, certificate embraces the following de- j I’m going to stay three weeks myw|,„ has declared Renton shall not scribed property, situated in £cm i-| f 8 A. 1). 1U23. nelf.'l , piny. Despite the commissioner's r n l- 1 note County, Florida, to-wit: (SEAL • E. A. DOUGLASS, *1 f i Joe B. Tinker, n former manager of ling giving the big pitcher a clean bill N. ft acres of N E ', of S la *f of Set?. I lei b Circuit Court, f t f j fit fa f.i f t fsi the Red#,, heard Mr. Herrmann and and rebuking Ins accusers, Seminole County,- Fla. 19, Twp. 21. S. Range 30 East, 5 acres. assured hint Orlando will be glad to The belief continues to he express•lly \. M. Weeks, I). C. The said land being assessed at the have the Reds return and to even ed, as the Sentinel told Sunday, that Hig crowd out last flight as family Mar U: 2ti-27 Apr 3 - It*-lie date of the issuance of raich certificate make it permanent training hendipmr- the ease wi([ result in a test to deter night brought them all. t in the name of Unknown. ■■ ters. Tinker was then called away mine whither lleydler or I,audio is Also Tax Certificate No |o7. d a t­ NOTICE OF A ITM.ICATION FOR Into a Mason Cord goes the And again tonight will be family t = and Mr. Herrmann turned the con-(supreme. 11 is commonly said he T \ \ DEED (.NDF.lt SECTION ed tlte Ith day of Jtiiuv, A D. 11*17. ba­ Vernation to his former m anage,. hbase ball men Ihat I aiidi i.itunit !■. eight w hen tlie whole family will be finest materials w e can buy. 57a OF H it; GEN KRAI. STAT- ttled said certificate in my office and annulled f.>r IOr. You Teddy R im i.,tiling Ins # >0,000 a year salary if ‘‘Joe Tinker i- n great fellow and lie 1 I I ES (l| T ill. SPATE OF FLOR­ has made application for Tax Deed to, M ason’s long m ileage-record has done a lot for us down here in the la1* ruling^ ate to be set aside by ol- veil followers, now's your chqncc. issue thereon in accordance with law. I IDA. proves that— way of arranging all our training de­ (leers of any league. If a I -ague Notice is hereby given that \Y. A. Said certificate .embraces the follow-i ptemdent can defy the cuminlssSoner | And Frank Mny;o will be the ntnr Stapler, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ ing doicrihed property situated in Sc- j tails. With hint here it was not nec­ A nd then, because of low over­ essary for us tn send a man down to it would seem that a player would in tunlgltl'n picture, cate No. K, dated the 2nd day of June, minnle County, Florida, lo-wlt; head, w e put on these high ——— M V'i of.S K 'i of MW11 (iwsn S<i< prepare things before the club arriv­ have the same right, since Landis i . A. D. 1DID, has filed said certificate in quality tiresaT rueV ab Price. ed.’ 1 have great confidence in Joe,” titled "supreme arbiter" in all dis- 1 Frank Mayo in "The Rolled Door" my office, and h,t< made application and less S W '.i) See. U*, Twp. 21 H. he said, adding that ‘‘he is just ns good pules between players ami league or with “Golf UugB" ns the added iit- for Tax Deed to ijsuo in nct-ordnncfi Range 20 K. 2 'a acres. And tire buyers everyw here . [traction. The said land being assessed at th e 1 a business mun its ho wan a halt play­ cluh officials. with law. Said certificate embraces the swamp us with orders. The case has attracted attention all -------following de-i t iU’d property situated date of the issuance of such certifi­ er." over the cooifiry, the inti < t renter And don't fin get t'> la mg t In funi in Seminole < oiu Florida, to.wit: cate in the name of Overstreet Ttir- , Mr. Herrman drove around lh< city mg not <■ mill li :d' .1 Hentnii. who is dy tonight. I.ul 7f>. St. ,lo-i ph. Sunday afternoon and expressed de­ The said land iM'ing assessed at light at the beauties of Orlando. one el luiseball's Is L loved jdayerr. ie m the point at i-sute between the And tonight Dearie Turner and fam -' the date of the i-raunee of siicli cer* Mason H eavy D uty Cords Tinker field, the new park, which the comnt ins loner and lleydler. Unless iy evil! be the guests of honor and tiflcalu In the name of Unknown, IJnathletic association .is building In lh< P R IC E S I Z li west end specially pleased him. He lltr ,0,lll,,Nsioncr wins it is believed .will see "The Ihiltml Door" without less said certificate shall be redeemed »aid afterward he considered it justi- <lrasIil changes will be necessary in cost. So he there tonight Deane a n d 1according to law, Tux Deed will issue 3 0 x 3 K maS rdU! fled the claim which is made that it K"vepnment. bring Ute family, tiring this with will he the best minor league field in j n,u-v l0,,u’ lhr'",*h access- you, if., your ticket. »■ f:,il nn'' the country, He is holder of fl.tKM) fu,,>‘ nf c"llr "* lu t lu' if lie does it may mean a change of And then tomorrow there will be worth of stock In the association. PRICE wme sort in the National league’s oriaotipn pictures of the auto polo game; Orlando Sent inti. gnniuitlon. lie has the reputation of parachute drop and other scenes nnd ItEUUCTION I"., o* ii, ftwj j| being h capable nnd just executive Inti also Anita Stewart in "Rose .of the .Mly CUT THIS o u r— r r IS WORTH I it looks as if a big majority of the Sea," with a comedy too, which will rMONEY haseludl world will oppose him in the* make up a program you should not I Renton case. ; miss. li ar ’Jar find, (AU other slits nrmps:)di*iiy low) Mr, Herrmann expects to have t i ; -------Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c Giant L and mail it to Folcv * Go., 2835 Sliof- “ '"L ienee with Judge Landis in Lake-1 Thursday the Auto Polo games and SOLID TRUCK TIKES;—II. D. Solid, Cmhion Solid, Regular Solid, and Pneumatic Cord T ruck field, 111., writing your name and adtonight, after which lie will | parachute drop and other scenes will Sweetens w:Tire* rad T u b e, alto a t “ True Vnluo" Fricc*. field, III., writing your name nnd admake a statement. Mean- I . shown again with Katherine MacOGS, ns well ns people, turn a trial package containing Kobjv h n i'* lt"' vommissioHcr h liable to; Donald in "White Shoulders," and thrive beat on whole­ ey's Honey and T ar Compound fo r!a|1!’“ ,r iu ‘'ilando any minute. H e; ".lust Dogs,” a novel comedy. Ms hopping about in charnel eristic j -------som e food. And sour iwlll coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kid Prices—The I»wcst in Colum!»ia Isn’t wholesome. Tho acid _____and ___hack; __ > fashion from one place to another And Friday nnd Saturdny, the first' ncy* Fills fo r pains In sides History. Rualily—The Deal Col­ in It ruin* hogs’,digestion rheumatism, backache, kidney ami "’V* “ paper men are afraid to sleep j motion picture in natural colors, "The umbia ever produced. Equipment nnd they grow th in nnd bladder ailments; and Foley C athartic, ll‘*f hr W w u'" 1 8'»t*‘«'i«.l fur Poll of the Sen," the most amazing —The Pest iu Columbia History scrawny. A little G iant Tablet*, *’ wholesome and thoroughly *' ^tt»r>* with him. Boh New- ■development line® movie* were in* Lyc in the food neutralizes and the Finest the market affords. „„ cathartic for f,.c rnn.itiuiitnri Commercial- vented. Don’t fail to see it. cleansing constipation, h»*L of the Cincinnatii O the acid in It a n d makes It --------... biliousness, headaches, nnd sluggish Tribune, and Jack Ryder, of the En-j sweet und wholesome. < 1 Hirer, have forsaken the golf links; The Herald for first class Job work, bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Ho£s like It a n d grow fat V t/T x I IAVF, ju-i cnm|dci«l arrangear.d Hilt 1’holtm and Tom Swope, of an It. It kills disease Y rnents wilh the itixmifacturcrv n* the Times-Star mid The Post, respec­ NOTICE;TO HERALD germ s nnd keeps the hogs w!l this world famous line of Licydc. tively. are equally ns anxious. • SUBSCRIBERS! healthy. exclusively in this vicinity, The recently It is pretty well understood, tho, Nice F at Hens and announced nvtounding price rcdacdon Hint unless the commissioner's ruling On the firs t of this month subscripDiRF.crmsst it tM ip m m / u l n* ( i l a n t cn.ddes us lo offer yon .« "Nrandard Fryers has left n loophole for lleydler, the tion hills were Bent out with notices ■ ’j"*-/ I y e In rmc p i n t o/ u n ie r . A J i l rn i h t i e r l o n t le a thcWorkl" high grade Cohimhu bicycle Reds will fight I., a finish for the th at the subscription would he diseottipemnlul nf thh inlultyn i at a price lower ihan rlur ,<f an ordinary Georgia Country f a t nich n o t - S l l f w e ll llulic. Mr. Herrmann, if he bus a snt-ttinued if the bill was not paid by the h r fu ie f t t J i n t [ bkyde. isfactory conferenre with Judge Land-; tenth of the month. This is a rule of Sausage is, is expected to stand firmly for the the company nnd all who have - not Think of it! The s.imc liigh gr.itlc bicycle Home-made Potato SalLinger. He baa made a great paid by that time will not receive a your dad uted to ride at probably.onefight for Renton Btnte the case first pApcr after that date until the hill Is third the price lie juid. Sec the Ijicm ad, 20c pound chine up. Not so intieh because of his jmlil. models on exhibition a tour store today. Interest In the Cincinnati club, as be­ LEWIS SHIPP, cause he la iptvrcFted in fair play and 2 t . i t m 1 ■ | ;4' Circulation Manager, square dealing and is thoroCigldy couvinred .Uciiton U an homiSt and true Daily Herald on sale ot.Joe's Smoko IN’ M r - T i tFhoir Ti ot py tHaorldt t*h t*h *S So trl e n g th sportsman. House, Mobley’s Drug Store and SANFORD, FLORIDA 4-ti. Rube continues to train at Kaposi- H unt's Fjtiirniafy. on the 18th day of April, A. i D. 11*23. WITNESS nty official signature nnd seal this the ,13th day of March, A. I). 11*23. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clock Circuit Court, ■** D P A IM H P QDAPTC K l iA L I u U r j i U I U j ORLANDO TO BE LANDIS TO AID MADE PERMANENT BENTON;HEYDLER Z :: Pay No lore Inc True Value FOR THE MOVIE. FAN 2 “ True Value” Tire Prices 3 0 x 3 K s32x4 ' 33x4)< 33x5 H BALL HAHDWAHE Co. $13.50 17.45 28.25 36.35 44.85 �vV ?> * • • • . << ■■ t-'’r®-? ' . • * •' ' '• ‘I *. *; ». ,T ' - ' »- J * 0 ' ;= " ^ PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923 m » x x ** i x *• 11*3 ** *» BUSINESS DIRECTORY PURELY PROFESSIONAL ..The... S e m in o le P r in te r jj P I c iim c h ! 1 “ -u » U h . -Phonc 101 902 French Arcnuo- Quick Service T ran sfer Storage Facilities U we pleaae you, tell othera; If not, tell na. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER |I7 Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. B. W . H E R N D O N INSURANCE AGENCY FJUB-------- AUTO-------- .BONDS Contractor and Builder _#_ FLORIDA A. I1 Connelly S Inos K^-T-A-T-n n -r-A -j. l i t t r . l ntrlilt l e-lmproi ril land Ina u ra n ri* CHe I .o la Siirrfj llntnre l.nnna n «ila ru P m prrfr M ain lIK IM 'lf personal representative of William S. 4ANFORD ,m r 4S C k tin rr, n iH P A K T IOI-h lla a n o lln I ti- •:* Telephones* Office 20 Residence 2!>7 O ffic e H P .A I.TV *:• FLORIDA A tllim S , N . Y ., w ill I)C lit ,,n1’.|M’r 1til"‘” ’ !\!. k /.K 1.3 ... cl* It is behoved that a law ptohihitjng i fcs-llng for Ills fellows which gives to all Ids lectures a highly Inspirational the shipipng of immature lrn.ii potn- Mr. j„n,.MIs u staff leeturer of the ,0,‘s would be Of great benefit to cv- International Lions Clubs, cry farmer and would tend to |.ring on Office r ; ? - 1' - 1 ' ’ Ut t l U * . h .............. of potatoes. While the Uuitrml Bldg. W i i h a ’n io H o te l. D a v - great majority of potatoes *.hi|'|o-il Del.nnd, Florida W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate V11M !fiPCTl U,,,t ,,un,ity* Jl!M •n fcW Will bo introduced at the 102:1 session 1 U U" immature potatin s can give all Hit !0f ltll, p |„rMll legislature to prohibit aildi®®**^ a black eye. {Milling in the lakes, rivers, cniuils van"a ,t' rnW^^ no^ work a fin,| x( teams of Seminole county, also 4 hnrdsliip vm lht» grower hut would in to regulate the catch and means ent- ta.ivo ol tins K*reat onpor- *f g*rncia! FlltK, LIPF, AUTO INSURANT!*: A ir. i tm it'. *| i f,- for known the You can benefit to nil alike. The ployed, and also provide penalty for Herald is going to make an effort to |?s violation, obtain a copy of the proposed law in Sanford Chamber iff Commerce, mdei tha t the growers may know Smiinole County Kisdi & tlamc just bow it will effect them. —lla - t■ ;*!tl-lfc prote tive Association, ings Hrutd. i y * yyy yy y vy Can bo WO1T1 11ill'llt 1111(1 (lav with posjtive Comfort. Soft, ruber-like composition pad, any degree of pres­ sure required. 9 HUDSON AND ESSEX D E A L E R S (i, I). Cl,KI.ANI), .Manager Used Car Department SANFORD I01H W n t Firat Btre«t fniirmeMiMUMi i 5 ' • “ ." r : . >, , f e * ] • '*V*. '■ | • . ----------- J IM H o w to Insure Sales | for Y our Product! The chief asset of any business is the demand for its product. As long as that demand continues, the business is on a sure founda­ tion. But lot that demand subside, and every other asset of the business is in danger of becoming a liability. In co-operation with the American Association of Advertising Agencies , ■ . ;* _ m1 WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING Published by the Santord Daily Herald Sit “* vi - » . § g 1*18 W«*t Firat StrM l y Adams. i CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY JOHN GOVE, Proprietor and i =: r\ S '■ MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS yy y 't m NOTICE! I t .n a , U’lo r i d a , S a t u r d a v . f"‘m lhl' l,as""KB wcl,‘"1 i'"' ,lf ,l11' . Notice is b.i.by given that a bill. V I . 17 f .V n v u 1 , 1 • L *V t i l l i *1 m . t n , w o m a n c h ild s h o u ld l a k e a d r 1 • 1 BUTT -GURNSEY COMPANY M eth o d Said certificate embraces the follow-1 ' iK U lk G A’EW ART T he F lorist le g described property 5fttinted in tR u p iV J V O i ‘> ;-]rl n \ ' l " Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs Seminole County. Florida, to wit: N'K 1-4 (less S. 15 ncros of S\V ! I and * ,, . ,, , Annual nnd Ornamental Plants >*♦ **********************************************************z*+ z**i**** lieg. I1.J8 ch. I- and flJIl ch. S. of (D O W iG C l II IS M c tilO C l TO VISIT SAN JUAN *♦**I4*****+ ********* *♦**♦***♦ $11 Myrtle Ave. — Phone 2G0.W NW. cor., run S. 20.12 ch., K It) ch.. d c m o n s l 1 H i e d U IU l h tlV C I 11» T h e \msm-Liiiril P r e s s ) t S. 7.48 cli., E. 2.58 ch., N. 28.78 eh., W • 4^ ABOARD U. S. S. HENDERSON • • h id , n r, m ch w dt)3 c h ) sec a - R i c e - A p p l i a n c e fitte d t SANFORD M AC H IN E ;;“ £ ' a o ' s . ; » v : n « t o y o u . A b s o iu to iv n o IK s: " » ; , t k ™ « " • * * ,:i t .*i ** . i .* i *i c —San Juan, INirto Rico, wan verier - 1♦% Said land beinR aMflcauru at the uatt : i n | p c c v i l l i «ii*P i , , . . 4l . . CO M PANY . . . , , , *, L H iil U illt^ yuu i l l tj; tiny ntlclecl to the itinerary uf Sucre-J A♦ «»f the issuance i#f Mich certificate in. «• p* « t t .. . = . f*f General Machine and Boiler the name of Unknown. ’S H t i S t l C n UO IvO P p t l l O O U t- tnry nn'' ‘he e.mgres.monal par f . . . . . . /; j _ ,i tv ty tin their return Itin to Wnabing Works ' Also: 1ax <ertifieate No 2u I. >lat j J (_ . l i t d |Ut I \ JMflf till? “ P ton from I’nnnnm. This stop will de ... V i (i the 7th ilny iff June, A. D. Ih20 Cylinder Grinding ' " ' . p l i a n c c a d [ l i s t e d a n d y o u lay till leturn of the llenderstin party I ice v e ' , „ , , ,, bus filed said certificate in myy Ol ....... ., „rt . . Automobile IleiKiirK yfE_ uiie day a fter a week of continuous Tax and has made application for h>CC HOW ])C ?L 10C tly < lild Acetylene Wcltlinn travel. The transport is due to arrive Phone G2--------- Sanford, Florida Deed to issue in accordance with law. COmfol'tably it llOldS, No nt Colon at fi o’clock Inst night and T Snid certificate embraces the folmw- ] L ( l e f i D - U r e S S l n i r will remain there until tomorrow mor­ ing described property situated m 1 . .U C L JJ p i L b M liy , ning, when a start will Ik* made thru N'utire of Appliralion for Tux Deed S iminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. S p l 'i l l j ^ S j 110t II111L^* tO the canal to the United States licet Fndcr Section 575 of the (lenernl NE. car. of NW 1-4 .ff Sec. 7 T wt. ,g0 U o*e tllC flc s ll R f l d in Panamn bay for war games. Statutes of the State of Florida 20 S,, Range 30 E„ run S. 4.8 ch., N .; , Notice is hereby given thnt Frank h!, d i , w 2t» ch., n . i. it ch.. e 20 m a k e y o u s o r e NOTICE TO PR O PER ­ Evans, purchaser of Tax Certificate ch., acres. Said land being assessed TY OW NERS ‘ No. Ifi5, dated June 2nd, A. I*. I'Jt'J, at the date of the bwuan. e »f «»ch la* filed said certificate in my office |< eitlfical in the name of Unknown. In tin* construction of City Paving Unless said certificate shall be re­ *"-d has made application for Tax Hb ere will be a surplus of earth which Changes in business conditions Itnve In times of prosperity and n rising heed to issue in accordance with law. deemed according to law Tax Deed belongs to the city. Tin* City will um*, *j? will issue thereon on the 7th day of -S*id certificate embraces the follow­ nil they have need for, nfter which the little effect on a steady consumer demand market there is a general demand for the ing described property situated in March, A. D. Ihip. balance will be disposed iff to private! WITNESS my official signature Don’t wear a truss all pnrtin* in tin* vicinity of the work at for trade-marked articles of common use. Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: products of industry that comes to bo* ac­ 1 heg. 11.28 ch. E. and 0.24 ch. S. of and seal’this the 2!»th day of January. your life when thous­ 25c per cu. yd. whore the haul will A cepted as a matter of course. It is sel­ The dealer may carry a tighter slock, and NW. c,,r. ,ff NE 1-1 See. 7, Twp. 20 S„ A. n. 1922. not exceed 2,900 feet aud one cent per ^ ands . have reported (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, H*nge no E., run S 5,02 ch., E. 0.92 cu. yd. additional per 100 feet .where! J for a short time the demand through the dom listed among the assets of the busi­ Clerk Circuit Court, cures through using the the haul exceeds 2,000 feet. N. 5.03 ch., W. 0.03 ch., 5 acres. ! Seminole County, F in ­ jobber may seem curtailed;- but just ns ness—it is simply assumed that it will id*'i»id land being assessed a t the date Anyone deniring ahy of this earth n y : A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Rice Method. Why suf­ should notify the City Manager. ‘t the issuance o f such certificate in sure as customers are calling on the deni­ ways he there. fer the burden of - rup­ 1-30; 2-0-13-20-27; 3-C-Ctc the name of Unknown. C. .1. RYAN, er for the product, he is stlre to supply it, ANo: Tnx certificate No. 205, datture if there is a chance 2*19-o.u.w.-lw City Manager. ^ the 7th day of June, A. I). 1020, Notlre or Application for Tax Deed to be free from Htil, overnight, coiulltiona may trussami orders soon begin to flow in to make Under Section 575 iff the General tax fih'il said certificate in my office STIIOUT FARM AGENCY t Statutes of the State of Florida w ealing forever? Any­ fhauge— as they lmve done ho fore—ami •ful has made application for Tnx up ftn* the temporary curtailment. The 113 Magnolia Ave. T Notice is hereby given that II. Pitt, Ik'd to issue In accordance with law. Don't lose time if this in W ests yon. y way, it will cost you the mat tor-of-course demand becomes contotal consumption continues about the * S-ffd certificate embraces the fnllow- purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. 214, I Good 5 room house, ,u*h located, nice nothing to come in and dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, b'g desertl>ed property situated in spicuous by its absence. The business, nolghbornood, electric lights, gas, wat­ same. & minole County, Floridn, to-wit: baa filed said certificate in my office, learn all about the Rice er. House in excelled: condition. ojice strong and flourishing, is suddenly kg- SB cor. of NE 1-4 of NW 1-4, and has made application for Tax Method and the wonder­ Owner for ipdck sale names very low Any manufacturer who has nn urticlo her, 7, Twp. 20 S, Range 20 E., run Deed to issue in accordance with law. price, $2,400. $850 enth, balance f found to be in a very tight place. The de­ N 11.08 ch., N. 80 deg. W. 10 ch., S Said certificate embraces the follow­ ful opportunity for help monthly. The monthly payments are *z* for popular consumption that can he trade­ mand had not been Insured—rtntl yet the U-38 ch., E, 10 ch., 18 acre*. Said ing described property situated in cure it offers in your less thnn the average rent paid for marked has the opportunity to insure his *an‘l being nssesned nt the dnto of the Seminole County, Floridn, to-wit: NW. case. entire business depended upon its contin­ Rem em ber. the similar houses. Issuance of such certificate in the J.4 of NW. 1-4, Sec. 19. Twp. 20 S., Why pny rent when n home can be consumer market and retail sales by Range 32 East. 40 acres. Tbo said Expert will be there only bought on such easy terms. 278-tfr •'•me of Unknown, uance. Also: Tax Certificate No. 203, land being assessed nt the date of the one day then your op­ You'll see Miss Lixxie Lidy who's means of Advertising, jbtid the 7th day of June, A- I>- 1020, issuance of such certificate in the awfully lidy, In Twelve Old Maids— portunity will be gone. Eliza Neff is n little deaf, Bhe is one The modern, economical way to in su re. ha* filed said certificate in piy office name of Unknown. Unless said certi­ During the present business condi­ ficate shall he redeemed according to Just ask at the hotel of the Twelve Old Maids. 289-2',p ^•d has made application for Tax the market for any reliable product is by law Tax Deed will Issue thereon on )fcd ta issue in acordanco with Inw. tion the manufacturers who have insured desk for the Rice Expert , COLDS ARK CONTAGIOUS J**Nl certificate embraces the follow- the 4th day of April, A. D. 1923. Advertising td the publie which consumes their demand by Advertising are in a far WITNESS my official signature a n d llG W i l l d O t h e l ’G S t. Coughs and Colds are contagious hg described property situated in it. Advertising creates a steadily increas­ nnd seal this the 27th day of Febru­ better position—in every way— than those •minole County, Florida,,to-wit: Beg. Call any tfrne from 9 to nnd require prompt treatm ent ns they spread or develop into Flu nnd Grippe. ,G12 ch. W and 11.35 ch. S. of NE. ary, A. I). 1923. ing number of customers who desire the who have trusted to the current demand 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., or Take no chances when you can get (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, f°f- of SW. 7, Twp op, s. Range 30, E. CJerk Circuit Court, that was not of their creating. 7 to 9 evenings. product, and ask for it by name. Foley’s Honey and Tar for a few cents Run \v. 12.GG ch. S. 21.39 ch., K 10 Seminole County, Fla. and quickly check coughs and colds. T * *s - 7.48 ch., E 2.50 ch., N 28.87 Don't miss this great By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. The constantly increasing demand for j* acres. Snid land being asscss- 2-27-Gtc opportunity to see this Foley’s Honey nnd Tar, for three j '* the date of the issuance of such generations, has made it the largest XAtlficatc In the name of Unknown. SAVE YOUR MONEY, ' DE­ expert on Hernia. selling cough medicine in the world. Also: Tax Certificate No. 202, dat- POSITS MADE IN THE SAN­ f'J the 7th day of June, A. D. 1920, 1 filed said certificate in my office FORD BUILDING & LOAN AS- WILLIAM S. *'>d *,aB Made application fqr Tax SOCIATION, PAY 8 PER CENT .u ■ ted to issue in accordance with law. INTEREST. ! 298-Gtc everywhere.—Adv. La >2 The Rice Rupture Method Expert, Graduate Veterinarian IN VESTIIHXT c o il PA AY \N FO H I> •- § Representing fl'inita llu a lo m i m s W. S. RICE K i U b l la l ir il riT»ii I it I IJ. N. ---------------------------- the Valdez Motel, SanSons I)R. R. M. WELSH lord J* 111, T h u r s d a y & WIDELY-KNOWN ORATORCOMING; J. B. WELDON S. 0 . Shinholser 8ANFORI) B s iia a iiiu R in iiiiiia iiiiH im ia iiin m iiiiiiiiiiiis s iM n ! The Herald has been reliably in* Termed thnt steps have already Leon taken to have introduced and enacted into law in the coming session of the Florida legislature nn a rt prohibiting Granville Jones Will Lecture at the shipment of immature potatoes. Chautauqua Here. The law will bo similar to the green citrus fruit law which has been of The K ennison Property, known a s the old such great benefit to the citrus fruit Audience Will Hear Masterly Address shippers of Florida. on “The Creed of Fibre Factory site, railroad track and w ater jThe question of determining the m a­ Democracy." X X X X X tu rity of potatoes would be determin­ front. E xclusive sale for short tim e. Grnnvllln Jones, who will lecture ed by nn acid or starch test and not by the age of the plants ns experienced hero at the coming ltrdpath CbnutnnGeorge A. DeC ottes growers have found thnt oft lines some qua on “The Creed of Democracy," la ono of the nolnblo orators of the day. plants at the age of eighty-five days Attorncy-at-Law He is known ns a thorough student li have more mature potatoes on them of present-day soctnl phenomennr and than plants n hundred or more days Over Seminole County Bank old, and vici versa. IAN FORD FLORIDA One prominent potato man said in REALTOR connection with the proposed law, FRED R. WILSON “One of the greatest drawbacks ex­ Florida Orlando perienced by the Hastings potato ATTORNEY*AT*LAW u ■ grower is immature stock placed on ■■■■■■■■ ■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■!!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ the market. It reaches the market in Firat National Bank Building a bail condition and if the buyer is not SANFORD *:* FLORIDA D em onstrate the F am ­ stuck the consumer is and as n re­ sult does not want Hnstings early po­ ous Rice Rupture tatoes again. And this tends to break Method Free to a good market. Callers at “Of course no one is really to blame. CHELLE M AINES It usually comes about this way: H otel *:* LAWYER A grower with fairly well matured —Court House We have these ears in very nice condition, Will trade or sell on potatoes nit a brisk market will start terms such as: digging and getting a good price. His neighbor believes be hns just as ma­ Kyea Er.arolnrd Claaaea Dealyned One I!uirk 21 model Roadster, tires, top nnd paint new, a dem­ ture slock nnd also starts digging on'! ration will satisfy. Price $1)30.00, $225.00 down, balance $10,00 and ns a result within a few days we Henrj”McLaulin, Jr., monthly. Adam s, N . Y. hear poor <iuulity potatoes on the marOpt. D. QRANVILLfe JONES. jkol and price drops. While the fel1919 I lodge Sudan, new paint, interior very dean, runs fine. Optician-Optometrist lows who were lucky enough to be the ; J, . . __ . 1# $800.00. $250 down, balance, $15.Oil monthly. ................................f what he hns to Roy on the platform i l l Raat Firat Street Sanford, Fla. it s t to dig im m a ture potatoes romes p, |,nswj „ „ (arifful (diservnUun ntal lliid-on Speedster, I new cords, now top, $800.00; $25U.Oii down, out alright bis neighbor may be a lit­ ConnicntloiiH Investigation. _______________ « ________ §15.00 numtlily. Leave word wtiat -you are interested in with Mr. tle late nnd loses, and the grower who (Irnuvlltu Jones Is pro-iutdnentiy Wilsuii, and I will call on you at once. ■wants to watt until his stock is really "hninnn.’1 The moment he begins to E L T O N J . M O U G IIT O N speak Ids hearera am aware that they matured ami ready for the market lias ARCHITECT to lake a much lower price than if all am listening to a man who under­ stands life and people. It Is ibis deep Room 7, Miller llldg. iu l »v III l u l l l O. R i c G , growers would have waited until the * . «=». X X X X fcl ha x Carda of 8inford'a Reput* <x able Professional Men, each of whom, in hi* chosen pro* feaalon the Herald rccom* menda to the people. You can find (ho name of •very lire lluainena Man In Sanford In this Column each day. O U R P R IN T IN G O U R PRICE Will A sk for a L aw on . Im m ature Potatoes v im � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2adbd644121be3c557064a2549910b2e.pdf a529e44d4c99909411447a8ae8836799 PDF Text Text CIRCUS A L L THI S WEEK IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IIL S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A , M ONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923 N U M B E R 298 SEVENTY-FIVE ARE INJURED IN VICIN­ ITY OF PINSON, TWELVE MILES SOUTH Carlo! OF JACKSON, TENNESSEE A Number of Dead and Injured Are Negroes and Fifty Dwellings are Wrecked—Storm Also Does Much Damage in Kentucky (Hr Thr Aftai.rlnlrd l>r+««) JA C K SO N , Tenn., March 12.— T w en ty persons w ere reported killed nnd seV en ty-five injured in the vicin ity o f P inson, 12 m iles *f a r lot Shipnu'ntii Reported fur Sun day, Mnrrh 11th: South o f Jackson by a storm wltcih sw e p t that sectio n last n igh l. A num ber o f th e dead and injured are nefjroc^. A bout fifty dw el­ | California ....... ........... ....................... 31 lin gs nhoul Pinson w ere wrecked according to reports. A freight train w as blown from the tracks in that v icin ity . R elief parties Skipping Point information fur Sat•• urduy, March Iflth ,;ent from Jackson nnd plans w ere made to b ring the injured to i'ne SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. hospitals here. , Haul inn* heavy, detnund alow, move­ RICHM OND, K y„ March 12.—T h re e people w ere killed and ment druggy, market slightly weak­ two fatally h u rt and a num ber seriou sly injured by a storm which er, price* slightly lower. Carload* X. swept over a sm all section o f M adison and F a y e tte county border o. b. usual term*— 10 inch crates (loL den Self-blanching I d dox. stalk* in shortly before m idn ight. the rough mostly $1.65, few high a* C IN C IN N A T I, Ohio, March 12.— Tw o men w ere hurt early to- $1.75, N'ew French Strain 4-G doz. lay in a rear-end collision on the Southern R ailw ay at Pulaski. Ivy., stalk* in the rough $!.50-$l.00, most­ which w as caused Indirectly by a w indstorm according to reports ly around $1.50, few well blenched higher. received by o ffic ia ls o f the road here today. » WAR D E P A R T M E N T GIVES CITY PE R M ISSIO N TO GO A H E A D W ITH P L A N S ALMOST READY 111 NUKED Plans Should Be F in ish ed and MORE THAN ONE CASKS TO.COME BEFORE Bids R eady to A d v er tise in THE BOARD the N e x t T h ir ty D ays III) T h e A »»orlnlrtl I ' r r u ) TALLAHASSEE, March JR-—At­ torneys began arriving today for the meeting of tlie pardon board which beginning tomorrow will run through four days or more of hearing on ap­ plications fur clemency for more than IffKH, Hge 9, WHS Told carlnl shipment* from KnnCO Hcridlislv this ford section this season ta hool building in date ... . ' 1,826 carried ii over Total racial shipments from Man­ atee this season to date . 900 Total cnrlot shipments from Sftnf trees Wert* u p -' foul last year to date 1,580 v icin ity in Sun- j Total c-arlnt nhipment* from lies an hour, the Manatee last reason to date 752 ed to have stlf- Total carlot shipments from Sunhours has risen ford section last week .176 I aven u e w h o le-' PITSHURGH: r»7, clear. I L'ali'e flooded. fmnia, 2 Floridu arrived, It cars on . / - Hack inclmling broken. Opening »n Monday: Supplies lilieral, demand land movement slow, market weak. Florida 10 inch crates Golden Self­ I ll I I I A blanching and New French strain 4-d 1 1 1 1 /f l doz. stalks $2.25-$2.5U; 8-10 dor., stalks Kiwanis Club Makes Motion Pictures of the City of Sanford Mr. Buchnnan,-of the Rathe Com­ pany, was here Friday and made nio- i turn pictuu-s for the Kiwanis Club of this city. The Kiwuiits Flub invited nil other clubs to take p art in this picture as; they want to take a picture each year! of thu city of Sunfutd to show the; improvements thnt nre made fromt year to year. Tills is one of the very best ways to show the growtli of the city ns you can see then every im­ provement that is ntude during that I t l r T h a A»»o«-lnlr4 I’raaal EIGHT GERMANS KILLED TODAY IN BATTLE IMPORTANT ITEMS L A D IE S FROM EVERY PA R T OF FLORIDA A N D OTHER S T A T E S A R E H ER E the Program Interspersed iVilh M usic and E n tertain ­ m en ts and S eein g Sanford (Hr The Asuorlnlril l*rr««) BKCKr.INC5HAp.SEN, March 12.— Eight Gormans nre dead ns the re suit of clashes with French troops in various paits of the ljerkll#ghnusin dhtriet last night. One French soldier and thive Gel limn* were wounded in at not at Dortmund. A *tntc of siege was declared in the en­ tire Recklinghausen district ns the ciin*ci|ucnccs of the disturbances. Of tho Germans killed two were siiot down while trying to escape from the Gendarmes in the lluer district dis­ turbances. Five others were killed nnd several wounded one hour later when the crowd atttnrked the French guard post. The eighth German was killed at Dortmund when a -crowd attacked the French detachment. The board of director* of the State Federation of Woman’* Clubs will meet here today und tomorrow and a line ptogruni has been arranged that will givo the Indie* nnjplc time to transact their important business and nl' ii lime to visit Sanford points of in­ Iciest. The ladies will come from all parts of Florida nnd from other stales and the meetings here promise much for the betterment of the state since much of the business hero will have to do with the legislation at Tailnhttssv in April. The visitors began a r­ riving by the morning trains and tho majority of them in the afternoon and at two o’clock the greater part of the membership was iissembhd a t tho Woman’s Flub budding on Oak av­ e nue , tlie meeting starting at this April Fool’s Day . Will He Carnival Sea­ son in Jacksonville 1no rpiakers lor this evening nro Mimu* Fagg, Prof, Ro^pur,.Gaines­ ville, Mrs. J. Brevard Jones of Mont­ gomery, Ala., state director of tho General Federation from Alalmma; Mr*. Kidney J. Copper of Henderson­ ville, N. president of the Stafis Federation of North Carolina. Mrs. Florence fc'|Hjncec Duryea of New York City, eliairtunn of the Near East Relief. r I L / l f f JJ; CINCINNATI: 57 degrees, partly Udoudv. t Florida orrivod, 5 ears on ’ I * i i «• , 'track including broken, demand nnd ItiS lR D H S in ” 1movement moderate, market firm r'lotidu, lo ue li «rates various varietij-s in the rough 1-6 do*, stalks best n. i-tly $2.75, fair i|ualily $2.50; 8 dot. th e prohibition rnd o th er M ln b tO R k: ^ mining 13 im u tio n s - t a k e n nrrllvw,’i ^(dioi- n m o ffe r- "enmnd moderate for good- stock, ; ,, ,, movement limited, market steady for , Reports of officer*. Reporti Press nnd Publicity depart­ ment. Mi's. J. W. McCollum, Ch. ' 20 minute discussion. Report Public Welfare dc|>nrtmciit, Mr*. I). P. Council, Chairman. 20 minute discussion. Report Applied Education, Mrs. Robert Seymour, Chnirmnii. 20 minute discussion. Mrs. W. S. Jennings reports club president. Monday, 8:00 P, M. t Invocation. Piano solo, Polonaise, Edwr.nl Mc­ Dowell, Miss Mildred .Simmons. Vocal Solo, Thank God for a Gar- • den, Teresa Del Jllcgo,.Mrs. Leake. Speakers. Discussion. Vocal Solo, •Italian song from Ma­ dame Butterfly, Mrs. Lucille Aspinwnll Taknch. Tuesday,-9 A. 31. Prayer. Music. Rcpoits of officers continued. Report legislative department, Mrs. Meade A. Lovtff chairman. 60 minute discussion. Reports Club I’ra .idi nu. Tuesday 2 P. M. iiv lie closed for "fofk- ',|or '1*; 0 ,lnrh rn'‘os * New k ranch Strain 3-6 do*, stalks, I S2.75-S3.00; 8 doz. stalks mostly $2; i H) doz. stalks $1.50-$ 1.75; washed \ N l and hunched 3-6 doz. stalks, $3.00­ ’ * $:t.2.5; e doz. stalk* $2.25. Wholesale Rum Runing in U. S. Being Fi­ Passed hy Last Congress Will Provide Sort: of Credit Farmer Needs nanced_____ by Gdrmans LONDON, Mnrch 12.—Wholesale rtun running into the United State* by ft fleet of four or five ships regis­ tered under tho Panama flag is being financed by a prominent German mng. nnte, according to information receiv­ ed here from responsible American headquarter*. The fleet it declared, was being chiefly operated from the United State* by a former German captain of a .Hamburg-Amcrican lin­ er. FOR TWO DAYS MEETING A N U il Mr. Buchanan made pictures of the Southern Utility Icing Plant which i* the largest of its kind in the world. Capacity being 350 tons daily. The loading of celery and the cutting and lucking of celery. The High School with all its teachers and pupils, also the Sjouth Side School with its teach­ ers and pupils. Views o f First street, Country Club, the First Nntionnl Bank building, J’ulcston and- Brmplcy build­ ing, Milane Theatre building, thu nrrivnl of the Osceola Clyde Line boat, the Ladies’ Band, tkl- president and secretary of the Chamber of Com­ merce nnd the Kiwanis Club. This picture will he shown at the New .Milane Theatre on Kiwanis night which will he some time dur­ ing the second week that the Milano Theatre is open. Under the Flag of Pnnnma Says An American In England Shipment* Reported for Sal urdny, .March 10th: Florida—Sanford section ___fli Florida—Tampa section .......—____ I Florida—By boat, 136 crate*. California Manatee section, no report. W A SH IN G TO N , M arch 12.— S ecreta ry o f A gricu ltu re W al­ lace b elieves th e fnrm cred its net to he one o f th e m ost im port­ ant pieces o f legislation passed b y tho la st c o n g ress nnd th n t sta b ­ ilizing agricultural production nnd m ark etin g its e ffe c ts w ill be re­ flected in b u sin ess gen erally. "It m arks nn e a rn est e ffo r t b y con­ gress to provide th e farm er w ith th e sort o f credit ho m u st have to carry on e ffic ie n tly ,” th e secreta ry said in a sta te m e n t today, "And to m eet th e need w hich hns been felt for a t least f if t y years. Som e tim e will probably be required to g e t cred it m ach in ery pro­ vided in th e legislation in sm ooth w orking order th e secreta ry said but added It sh ou ld not be very lon g until b e n e fits will be nppnre n t.” Trained Dogs Here With Legion Circus Wonderful Animals The fleet itself it is understood U under command of a character of questionnblc nationality who achieved no­ toriety In connection with marine op­ Prof. Gefchel is here with his train­ erations of dubious nature during.the ed dogs nnd will exhibit them a t the war. While nbsoluto proof of these Aptetican Legion Circus nil this week. operations are lacking, information This announcement is not sln rtlln g to received by American circle* here those who have not seen these dog* but if you knew just how good they were it would be startling. In fact when thp Herald says they nre un­ doubtedly tho best trained dogn in the country today, when it comes to nlmost human intelligence the statemeht ford In r.iany yenrs nnd means much will cause you to take notice. Prof, Gctchcll brought the dogs around to to this city in many ways. It Is hoped that the City Commis­ the Herald office this afternoon nnd sioners will now gel busy on the plana thu first thing he snid to Dutchcsa and s ta rt construction as soon as pos­ wns to “Take tho typewriter and show tho gentleman how to use It,” unit sible without any more delays. . Dutchess forthwith proceeded to the typewriter nnd used., it ju st like a dainty blondo slcno would use it. Prof. Gctchcll then told her lo find n match thnt wns behind n certain chair nnd take It to the man in tho room who had the overalls on and thia man hap­ pened to Iks Zcb Ratliff nnd Dutchess carried the match right to hint. This dog nnd the younger ono did some wonderful stuff, including using the telephone and many other things that were simply grent nnd could not l>e believed unless they .were seen. In fact we would not have believed it only we saw It done today and we can -say truthfully thnt Prof, Gotrhci's trained dogs arc simply marvelous In thoir comprehension of tho commands of their master, and Five Aliens Who Escaped Captured; Two More at Large KEY WEST. March 12.—Immigra­ tion authorities have captured five of the seven aliens who e*cn|>ed Friday from the steamer Cuba here Friday morning whilo enruuto to Culm for deportation. Two of those Captured were taken off a train nenr Coconut Grove, Fin., by the immigration inspector* from Miami who had been notified by local inspectors. Two of them who had no menus of transportation walked the Florida East Const track crossing sev­ en milo viaduct afoat. Inspectors captured them nt Big _TJ)e fifth was captured in Key West when he was picked up by the police as a suspicious character. Two others arc still nt Inrge. * This I* thu first time, according to authorities hero, that aliens being de­ ported from this country have escap­ ed. Authorities in charge nro nt a loss to know how the escaiie was affected. Muslc.r' Report Citizenship department, Mrs. George Ross, chan man, 20 minute discussion. Report E ire Arts Department, Mrs. Mathilda O'Dor.uld, chairman. 20 minute discussion. Reception at Country Club. Tuesday, 8 P. M. Unfinished Business. Week End Raids in England and Scotland for Irish National Commander of American Legion is at S t ’ . P e t e r a b u r K If you wnnt ALL the NEWS, nnd want it FRESH from tho wire, and want it in *u legible condition, and before it got* stale, subscribe now for the Daily Herald and you will sure gut what you want. ST. PETERSBURG, March 12.— Alvin Owsley, national commander o f the American Legion, and party, arrived hero thin morning and were the guests ntrn special meeting of the Rotitry Club. Mr. Owsley was the chief speaker a t tho mcoting. : • t .: i �■ \»< v ; i PAGJ5 SIX’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923 x y r»t - ,~_v'- a NOTICE! M |{. JO SEPH J. W EG.M AN, M anager TABLE D’HOTE DINNER Sanford move. . property . continue'* to S erv ed from 12:30 to S :0 0 I*. M. .. MENU And the piun that invests in Sat)' fonl property now will make some* thing on it in the next twelve months _ Fresh Shrim p C ocktail S tu ffe d C elery Q ueen O lives S ou p s Dotaifc n la H eine or Onion C routon au G ratin Another Snbbuth day tomorrow. Church and Sunday school first thing In Iho day. In the afternoon the bund will entertain vmj. / F illet o f S ole, U em oulnde Pom m os Ju lien n e • W. I. Hughey who has been confin­ ed to his room for the past few weeks with n severe nttack of flu la onc<* more able lu be on the streets. • Prim e Hibs o f R eef au Jus C ream ed P otatoes • C andied S w e e ts Fried Y oung C hicken, M aryland S ty le P e tit Pois S tea m ed Rice Monday Mrs. Lloyd Ilrown will on­ to tain from 3 to 5 p. m. nt her homo on the Wert Side.In honor of Master Hilly Brown. C om bination Salad D e sse rt Apple or P each Pic a la m ode • S traw b erry Short C«ko w ith W hipped C ream C hocolate E clairs C ream P u ffs F rench Ice Cream and Cake • Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Carlyle nnd Miss KosnUnd Carlyle of Griffin, Ga., nro the gi^’sts of Miss Annie Haw­ kins nt her home on Celery avenue. D em i T n sse MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-W . | of Lulinnapolia, Ind., left Thursday i for Miami nnd other point* of interest* 1on the East Coast, going no far ns | Key West. . - If jma are jcolaa ^ » /n k rr, nr r* « lp | Marshall and guest Mis S o n , , n r II y n n n r , m l r r t n l n l n f t . w rl» I • r W „ . » , I) ■ m r 4 tn 4 h U S r p a r f n i r n l , Klrl"R *vara,O I \ \ n s m n g i o n , O r t n l l s , n r | r l r p h n n r I k r I t e m . I I »»U h o m e T h u r r d n y e v e n i n g SO C IA L C A L E N D A R Saturday—Cccilinn Music Club meets at 3 o'clock at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. Saturday—Cooked Food Sole at Stokes’ Cash Store, by Women’s Guild, Holy Crons church. „ . Sunday—Musical at Methodist Church at 7:45 p. m. by Cosmos Trio of Or­ lando for the benefit of thu Pipe Organ. Saturday—American Legion Auxil­ iary meets ut the Lome of Mrs. W. T. Langley on Park avenue at 3:00 o'clock. Mondny—St. Agnes Guild business meeting nt the lion'll* of Mrs. S. M. Lloyd on Park avenue at 3:30 p. in. Monday—Westminster Club business meeting anil election of officers at the homo of Mrs. E. D. Brownlee on . Palmetto nvenuc at 3:30 p. m._ , Monday—Stole Board of F. F. W. ( \ Mondny—Pipe Organ Club meets nt the home of Mrs. II. T. Pace of West First street, at 3:30 p. m. meetlpg nt club rooms tit two p. m. Tucsdny—F. F. W. C. state board meeting at 9 o’clock a. in. nt the cluli rooms. liglnful motor trip to Palm Peach. II. J. Starling was a business vi itor in Winter Park ln*t evening. MR* H OOK I .O \ K R S C M II N ew nnd Reduced Prices E ffe c tiv e January F irst Open D ay nnd N iffht L a d ies’ Itest Room S a n fu rd . Fln« C orner Second S lr co t und S an ford A venue D istr ib u to r s Sem lnule stud Lake C ou n ties O ne o f th e LarRCHt and M ost U p -to-date D rive-In F illin g . S ta tio n s in th is part o f the s t a le / ,™p\ Men ^ Wearied ' \ Her W ould slio never m eet one w ith whom *>ho could ite herself aud still u n n fraid ? attendance wns small on account 5 Tho of so many thing:* of interest going g on 9c----- t------------- S P E C IA L----------------- fivrcntat-ju »•/* PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Rexnll Store Authorized Kastman Kodak Agency Sanford, Florida ■ R a K n n K U V E T ia a R c a ssa n n D a a H ia x sa tiB a a a n a D D a a E a a a ia a a a D o s TRY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD A crisp loaf on jo u r tulile this evening would add much to your meal. A good iin.,0 would be tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Iluks Shop, inhaling the odors of all our appetizing, wholesome goodies. 'iv I’miljiiiun ROUTH BAKERY N e x t to P r in c ess T h eatre K v g ^ n n a a a v an n H riin K a a trriu K n a iiR B a rirn t'n iia u n a E n K c a tz x sn E 'n a a c M c u a u a B a sx isn u a n u sH R R .'i& E a ia .*t;:!.unat:B cg cg iiK ax u i.iaai» B ^ tiu u x aaa(ir.u « g n car.aisr:B B au n B aau iik iiB aau B u n » taaeaaau iaaaax n !iiiai* a HR f MB au am 10 Stores in Georgia 1 Store in Florida BB BB a9 na BB KB MB MB Sanford’s New Store FIRST II U’TIST CHFItt II Sunday m l>> •! 9:3U a. in. Morning Wo hip and sermon II a. m. Subject "In the School of Christ.” Baptist Young People’s Unions at li:45 p. in. Evening worship ami sermon 7:30 Subject “The Anthem of the Cross." Monday, 3:3\t p. m. Sunbeam Bund. Wednesday nnd Thursday the First FINE SUNDA5 DINNER Baptist chinch will he hint to the Oca­ The Valdez Grill under the able la District meeting. Delegates are management of Mine Host Wegman expected from six adjoining associ­ is now pulling out a Sunday dinner ation**. that is bringing people here from ev­ erywhere. Ju st glance at the menu in this issue, mid eat your Sunday dinner at the Valdez Hotel tomorrow. ■ ■ TROOP NO. 3. HOY SCOUTS Pntrol I.eader Harrington had ■ charge of tho meeting Inst night nt £ the Scout room In the Baptist church. Good Quality Fabric Finish, 18 Sheets, 48 Envelopes, Regular price 75c Robert Z. Leonard's Sunday dinner nt the Lu-Beth Cnfet:rin is a distinct pii^taurr. You wait on yourself and you get just wiiat you want nnd the way it is cooked is just the way you wnnt it. The LuBeth ia-operated to give the best to CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH out in tile best way t« serve it nt the We shall have a very interesting very Imst price.’Tiy the Sunday din­ day tomorrow nt all of our services. ner tomorrow. We were pleased to have so ninny out at the Bible school Inst Sunday and Friday March 9, the regulpr meet­ a te hoping for even more tomorrow. ing of the Seminole Rebckah lodge At the morning pr* m liing hour we was held ut the I. O. O. F. hall. After thnil hear a new voice that will bring the regular order of business a social Us n "World Moving,*" in harmony time wan enjoyed, consisting of mu­ with the Spirit Af ou>* Grout Master, sic, etc., followed by a real treat giv­ ami will open nur eye* to behold life';* en by rii-'ir?:. H u l l o nnd Mitnson, of lie:* opportunities. Do not mi * this ice *ream ami assorted cakes. All service. present pronounced it one of t'nc* best At the night mu ling we «hnll have of the season. the conclusion of tho movie pictures of "The R iven." 3,i* o pictures have given us a great I soil a* well ns having entertained. |h hie these pic­ tures we »:hall have with un Mfsr Stella Jordan of Horton ,wh > romp.* to us recommended as one of iho very lie.-* platform peakcra, and who makes every subject sin* touches intbnsely inter*-ting. Every one who cares for the proper development of our youth sluadd hear her address. Let us nil turn out and make this one of the very best or days. A delightful social event of yester­ day was thut of yesterday afternoon! Mr. nnd Mrs, E. H. Harris of llnrt wlnyi Mrs. R, J. Holly entertain**;! the] ford, Conn., arrived in the city yes* members of *^e Rook Livers Club all terdny for n short visit. her borne on Park avenue. Quantities <>f sweet p u n ami snap! Mm. It. A. Howard left Wednesday dragons were used ’efTeeCivcly in tin* for Palm Reach wIiiti* slm went t«* S p l i t illU S l*»M»niH. wltne'.i the Hun Dance. During ib»* afternoon plan- were * J. E. Courtey of Lmihuij- wiik ib cu-ci! and m.'iili* for the woik aud among tlu* Inininess visitors hi tin* h<H*k.. fi*. tin* next year. The hn.il:it of this year wen* exchanged and dis­ city yesterday. . cussed. E. A. Grown of New York arrived Lite in the afternoon the hostess In Ihe city yesterday and is spending served creamed oysters in patties, ol­ The Herald delivered nix limes a a few days here attending to business. ives. stuffed tomatoes, choOSO straws, week for 15c. wafers, coffee, strawberries -toppdd Miss M argaret Dynck left yritcnlay with whipped cream nnd angel food ORGAN RECITAI for her home in Troy, N. 3*.„ after cake. * a very plunsant visit here as tin* The guests were Mrs. Stella Ar­ guest of Mrs. Julius Taknch. lington, Mrs. Henry Mcluuiliu, Mrs. J. K. Pace. Mr*. A. E. Hill. Mrs. L P. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. N'lglilurt of Hagan, Miss Annie Hawkins mid her There will be vocal, piano and pipe Knoxville, Tenn., nrc among the tour, guest Mrs. Carlyle, Mrs. Fred Will­ argali selections. This trio needs no ists arriving In the city yesterday iams nnd Mrs. George Hoy. introduction ns they have been heard and -are stopping nt the Montezuma iliere on several occasions. In the f o r n short stuy. Daily Herald on xnic at Joe's Smoke trio are Mr. und Mrs. Wade, nnd .Mar­ Mrs. Harry Wnrd and gue*ls Mrs. House, Mobley's Drug Store, nnd guerite Moor-Jones (Mrs. Peter 11. tf .lones). Rose Addington and Mrs. Lineuux Hunt's Pliainmey. There will be no admission, but n ■ ■BBBBBBBMUBBBHSlIBBaaHaBSUIlBnMnaillEUBUaBJMaBBBRaHaBB silver offcriiy: will be taken up, for the benefit of tho Pipe Organ. 2D4-4tc Hupmobile fleet owners will tell you that no other car made can he operated over 60;000 miles, with so little maintenance expense. There is hothinf? mysterious in this economy. It goes straight back to the way the car is designed and built, and the fact that it has the “stuff” in it. ' ... SEE CATHRAE Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Murfihy^ who have been tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Walsh for the past month nt Itheir home on Oak Avenue leave this afternoon* for their home in New York. • . Father Roger Anderson left yester­ day for Mobile, Ala., where he will preach Sunday, leaving there Monday for Springfield, III., where ho will hold It ten days' mission; thence to Clove-’ land, Ohio for n Mission. He expert: to return to his home in New York for Easter. II. W. McCormick of Daytona was in tho city yesterday on business. ► Notice is hereby given thut n biUj - T O N I G H T — will he introduced a t the 1U2:* session of the Florida legislature to prohibit T h e :E x q u is ite Mining in the lakes, riven*, portals and streams of Seminole county, nine Rs For Florida: Partly cloudy to regulate the catch and means em ­ tonight and Sunday. ployed, and alto provide penalty for its violation. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sanford Chnmber of Commerce, SERVICE * Scntiriolo County Fish & Game SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923 Dnily Herald on sale at Joe's Sniokc 291-tfc * Protective Association. * Subject: . fiohro, Mobley’s Drug Store nud ."MAN" RENT-A-CAR . Hunt's Pharmacy, tf Church Service ..... 11:00 a. m. Drive It Yciurself Sunday School 10:00 a. m. A dance daring oven for Broadway Call for Reel.! Woman'* Club Hldg., (lake Avc. It Jfran to be her In st-sh e was K0. Phono 3 ALL ARE WELCOME ing to mnrry. But! .Does any OAK and SECOND ST, man's love last? It’s not like a 2t*G-0fc woman's, which is sterling. Man's FIRST METHODIST CHURCH . MAGNOLIA LEAVES WANTED—In love is Plated; it wears through, W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. reply, state quantity nvnilablo und after a Ijttlo time, and reveals the location from Sanford.—Gulf Process­ barer alloy beneath. She knew At tho morning service the pastor ing Co., 2105 Union Avc., Chattu- this but this man was different. will preach on tlio subject, "Is the noogn, Term. 297-Gtp And then—well—better see the pie! Penny n Master «>r c Servant?" Sunday school a t 9:30 a. nt. COLDS ARE CONTAGIOUS Epworth League special meeting nt Coughs and Colds are contagious 0:30 p. m. " and require prompt treatm ent as they At 7:45 p. in. will lx? given an bout* spread or develop into Flu and Grippe. of m ude consisting of selections on Take no chances when you can get itho pipe organ, and ducts with organ Foley’s Honey and Ter for n few cents Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Rank and pinno, Interspersed with choice nnd quickly check coughs and cold*. MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 15th vocal numbers of high merit. The constantly increasing demand for Mr. und Mrs. Earnest Wade of Or­ All Form* Foley’s Honey nnd Tar, for three lando, who are superior artists in the generations, has made It the large:* musical world, wih Ire assisted by selling cough medicine in the world. NOTICE TO AI.L CONCERNED: Mrs. Margurito Moore Jones, one of The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 Contains no oplutcs—ingredients arc the finest soloists in. this section of contemplates a raise In scale to 75c Avowing so m uch, pro­ printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub­ Florida. per hour, taking effect May 15, 1P23. posing so evasively —stitutes. ' Insist upon Foley's. Sold The program will be a real event . 291*26tp wero all m en like that? ev ery where.—A dv. Black 1-STRAI Phone 127 *■ PUMI PALM BEACH Brown 4-STRAP PUMPS Sermon-on the day's gospel. Collection for tho orphans of St. M ary's Hume, Jacksonville, taken up by order of Hishop llnrry. Linen nhowyr for Sanford hospital thin week under Mrs. J>. A. Berner. Lenten devotions at 7:43 p. m. con­ sisting of Rosary, aermonu ml beiiediction. * Subject of sermon: "The Heavens are telling the glory of God, nnd thej wonders of His works nrc declared* in the firmament." Divine revelation j and the visible word proving the ex­ istence of Being Supreme. Low masses during tho week at 7:30 a. m. Tridtlun commencing Thursday at Mnr.s and ending at Mass on March 17. ' Friday evening lenten devotions ut 7:45 consisting of Way of thu Crons, cermo nntid Benediction. . Subject ol Kerman: "Conocicncc Proving God’s Existence." Strangers welcome to free Bittingi at nil church uurvicca. MOHAIRS SPORT OXFORDS GABERDINES LADIES’ AND MISSES’ ' KEDS hut a very enjoyable time wus had. Plans were talked over for a r hike to be liclff on next Friday. It wan agreed that each Scout was to write down all the Interesting thing* he saw on the hike. Scout Barber is to LINEN SHOWER FOR IIOSPITAI tell us something about the Indiun Ladles of the Presbyterian church mounds lie has located. whoso residence is went of 1 ark nvo please send hospital linen to Mrs. H. l \ DuBose; thoso oast of Park nvenuo ccnd linen to Mr*. Frank Miller, luidios on Celery avenue pleaso send linen to Mrs. L. J. Frazier. , ‘.MRS. FRf;i) T. WILLIAMS, P. Chairmun. First Street • PIN STRIPES SELLS IT FOR LESS . f �T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , SIO N D A y , M A R C H 12, 1923 r r" f Rill Glenn’s futile quest for the Woman’s Club has accomplished so under efficient and energetic handl­ ommended thnt application lie made h meaning of "R. V, I)." reminds Willis much in every departm ent nnd has ing. W hat wc need la men to till the promptly. In his preliminary application'tho idle-ncres nnd build up a back coun­ done so much for Sanford th a t Uu Powell of the small boy’s definition of * - f — 1‘ubttahrd Iff* - Ofrrr •rirrnoon r*rrpt Suni■w« »at (hr llrrald llulldlnK. 107 “unawares.” The boy said, “ Unawnres lack of the new building will pot be try to, support the ambitions towns applicant should.state age, nmaunt of ■ ■ Maaaolla A»#., Sanford. FI*. is what you take otT Inst and put on noticed especially since the plans for that nre growing up on every aide. We schooling and should nccfftnpnny it ■ ■ our new buliding have already been need nlso myn with capital, large ca­ by a t least two l e t t e r * from respon­ N first,"—Tampa Tribune. >■ Wo would set Rill’s mind «il rest by made. Your welcome, however, will pital, to carry on the great, projects sible citizens stnting thnt they know a V I II I.I a i l I 'l l H * *■ spying that R. V. I). really means Re- be none the k>'*3 fervent in the pres­ of development, that are already in the applicant and know him to lie a ■ , II. J . I I O I . I .Y — _________________ K d l f u r ent home with the thought th a t the process of development, th at are pl- young mail of excellent reputation and ■ N. J , M I . I .A I I I * ... H n T f l a r r - T r M « « r » r fore Volstead Dried. ■ II. A. hKBL----- _____( i r a r r a l M a n a a r r good women of this city have not been rendy in the process of inculwtion in standing in the community. Also ■ A d v e rt Inin* M a a a a r r • H. a. iio i .i .y ■ idle but planning for tho best not the brains of far sighted men. We state in your application if you have ■ FOOLISHNESS * A d v rrtl.ln * IU Im M a d* K n o t , n o n only in the building of Snnfoni but have in the Everglades a region cap­ had previous military training, and if If Appllraltaa ■ It is utter rank foolishness for the in the building of the future home of able of producing nil the sugar this you have previously attended a citi­ .1 I.K tY I* * 1111*1* .... r lt - r u la lln a M a a a a r r country can consume, with a goodly zens' camp. Y I’ k u n r 32S -W a l l r r & p . tit. people of n community to get into a the Woman’s Club. J t l l K T l l I k i ^ i ’r l r r I d A d t n n r r wrnngle over the question of where Col. Royd, who in civil life In Dis­ And their efforts linve left their balance for export. Rut it requires a • Oaa r \ m r ..— —*- .. .. W.oo a certain building is to in* loented _______ ___:_____ 0.00 impression nnd the thriving city that large capital to make tho initial in­ trict Manager of the Southern Bell HU Manilla l l r l l t r r r d l a C lljr b y C a r r i e r us long ns the building is a public welcomes you today owes much to vestment. We have all the requisites, Telephone Co. a t Jiicksonvillo.can lie O a a W r * k ------- ---------- -----IS C a a l a building and will not l>u objectionable. the Woman's Club—n band of ener­ except the capital. seen in his office with reference to * Til a- hi* 12- III IH-papa Weekly Her­ .We need more pulling together and getic, public spirited women—who Comptroller Ernest Amos has been this m atter, or .will answer corres­ ald entirely eat era Krtnlaolr Citanly S and U publlabrd rte ry Iriilnjr. Adter- less argum ents if we intend to build can always be depended ujam to assist visiting South Florida and was pro­ pondence pertaining thereto. i t.Inst rate, wade known «n appllea- big cities. It only makes business for in every movement for the moral up­ foundly impressed by the possibilities linn. *3.00 per year, alwaya In ailmnre. the lawyers. lift nnd civic betterment of Sanford. which ho found so numerous here, M i : Mil I ’ II T i m A S S O C I A T K I J VIIHHH ------------ O ’ and also by the urgent need of more Tha Aaaoelaled Press la exclusively antltleil to III" uao for republlcMIon of SLEEPING capital to curry forward a rigli frui­ NO USE TO DODGE TH E ISSUE ON all new* illapatchea crcitltril In It or tion. A telegram to the Times-Union tint otherwise e m itte d It) tlila paper ROADS mot itlao the to. ill new* published We would refer to the following dis­ outlines a plan by which he believes herein. Alt right* of re*publication of apeclat patch to the Orlando papers and have the desired capital can be drawn to Polk county people are ngnin facing d i s p a t c h " " Herein e r a «lno reM ervnl ORLANDO, Mnrch 12.—The weekly g the state. Wc give it below: them inform the mnn who falls nslcep another road bond issue question. Of O f f lee i I I K It A 1.11. I l l ' l t . t l l Y fl. P h o n e I4H citrus review by F. L. Skcily ns is­ in boats and on Orange avenue and course everyone wants good roads nnd As g reat ns has been the addition sued from the office of tho American Farelan Advrrtl.lnit Itepre.m'.ativa other restful places: improved ones, because they have to Florida's population by the influx TIUCAMI. It If ANI’HESSASSOCIATION 1 Fruit Growers, Inc., says: . A serum produced by the Mayo demonstrated to the general public of these very desirable citizens, the An outstanding feature of the pnxt Foundation Laboratory of Rochester, everywhere whether innd owners or comptroller .believes thut the num­ week 1ms been the manner in which Minn., ns a possible cure for sleep­ otherwise thnt good roads bring busi­ ber could be still more greatly in­ Florida citrus fruits have outsold the ing sickness has been successfully ness, that they increase tho valua­ creased by a definite and fixed policy Three bodic* have boon fnuml on Used in th re#cases in El Paso. It. II. tion of nil property and they bring o lithe p a rt of the state which would offerings from other sections in the* tin? gulf coast ami the Florida legis­ Paxton, of Knnsns City, Mo., a Kan­ the communities closer together. That represent n standing invitation to larger markets. As compared with Cal­ lature will not moot until April. sas City, Mexico and Orient Railway is what has happened since the issue ‘outside capital to come to Florida nnd ifornia navels Florida oranges have official, who was stricken with the dis­ of the first bonds for roads in Folk to remain here. The comptroller's pro­ obtained n nubstnnlin! preference, county. We are not saying w hat will posal, which lie believes would be an while the Florida grapefruit well out­ It hits njiw boon • tiJjtcoverod that ease Jan. «'lt), was up .yesterday. become of the next issue we will not effective aid t» u desirable immigra­ sold the Porto Rican grapefruit ,*«rClarence Wood., is the man thut put know how the m atter will be handled tion into the slate, but which he very rivin gon the markets. The present G t'RERN ATORIA I, TJ MRER the Sum in Sumter county. and how square the general public frnnkiy questions would prove a pop­ strong position of Oil* Florida crop is reflected in the fart that to date prac­ Judge R. Parkin!) is n candidate (who have the taxes to pay) are to ular measure, would be to write into Jacksonville will adopt a boy npd tically three-fourths of the total of teach him to ho president by the Coue for Governor, lie is a .West Florida la* treated. We mean by this that the constitution of Florida u provi­ Florida's crop has been moved. Rased there is much disappointment over the sion, ih effect, pledging that Florida method. Don’t believe it will work. product, transplanted to South Flor­ ida. He is supposed to represent South final result of the other roads but will not within 25 years place any in­ upon thu authentic estimates, approx­ The Republicans have tried it. even a t thnt everyone who Indicves in heritance or income tax upon proper­ imately eighty per cent of Florida’* Florida’s interests in the race. * ----------- u----------oranges have gone forward and only John Mnrtin is Mayor of Jackson­ progress is glad to get them even nt ty which is being otherwise taxed for about twenty per cent remains to be The only active volcano in the Unit­ the cost. Rut our idea is that while Us just proportion of the revenue to ed States shows signs of another ville. He Sb an aggressive, self-suffi­ we have these roads there is no ex­ be raised fo r the state government, j n shipped. Careful estimates also' show eruption. Florida will have her id- cient sort of fellow. He hnH many cuse to sit idly by nnd see them go that about sixty-five per rent of Flo­ Mr. Anios’ opinion there nre scores of friends‘everywhere. His qualifications annual eruption in April. rida’s grapefruit has moved and only for the governorship have not yet to ruiii when it might bo possible to residents of other states who are an ­ about a.r» per cent remains for ship­ ------------ - o -------------save them. xious to live in Florida, and who would The president and his party have been mentioned. He is “running." “ We are planning on ICO miles more be especially attracted to this state ment. Frank Clark is being boomed. The arrived at Palm Ilonch and the press Oranges: Inquiry lias been good booming originates in local interests. of nsplmll roads; we are planning on if such nn assurance could lie givn*n despatches say they will rest there and prices have continued very steady widening ait nine-foot roods, but them. for several days, if they rest in Palm A mnn who bus represented Florida nothing under the suu is being dune to I throughout the last week with a There is no question hut the plan Reach they can walk in their sleep in congress for so many years ought lake care of the mondVnceded to have | strong tendency toward the close. Inwould be effective in drawing large to have more general advocacy. He in Washington. jdientionx are for an increasing demand the roads in the other bond issue, oulshould be unanimously endorsed, conamounts of capital to the slate, and ----------- o—-------for wadi packed fruit. i side of tile regular returns from the ! sidering his service. Rut we fail to once here it would In? seeking invest­ Grapefruit: N °twi*listanding heavy Too bad, too bad, we shall not have find nny unanimous endorsement oT taxes each year which amounts to ment, for idle capital is like idle land, about $22,000 in each commissioner’s unproductive. Nor is there any injus­ shipments, grapefruit closed the last , nny more opera music by the hand Mr. Clark. week in a strong position. Offering-, , organ and the monkey this winter. South Florida will support Park- district. The decay nnd expense of re­ tice in it to any one. No man should All the money in Little Italy, New hill, out of the present “bunch." This pair is so much more than was antici­ be taxed twice on the same property were freely taken nt price# mo.it sa t­ York, has been stolen by the heads of section has suffered long ami serious­ pated that unless something is done by the same agency—to thnt every isfactory and inquiry increased large­ e« the bank and they have sailed for the ly. He is nt least a resident. We would quickly, a greater portion of the mails fair minded limit will agree. If lie ly. Provided daily shipments remain Within reasonable limits, it would a p ­ innd of macaroni. prefer a man more consecutively al­ ■Will be worthless. Recause of this, s it­ pays tux on the Income derived from pear that grapefruit from Ibis time uation it would bo a wise idea if ev­ property who h has already paid ta x ­ lied with the interests of this section on should l>e in mi increasingly ery person interested in this road 'Goode G ucny in the Palntka News of the state- ■« mnn like Perry G, es to i lie wtiue, lie ia being doubly strong iHisitioti. rnmpaign would investigate the rea ­ r.oys “Atlantic Coast Line Admits Pa- U jill, for instance. This seems a hnju*taxed, which is manifestly unjust. Market developments.during the re­ lutka s Needs.’ Well, that much lias j Jess desire. Perrv Wall sickened of the sons for this rapid decay and do what Of the inheritance lax which many cent weeks will only serve to empha­ been accomplished, Goode, and you can political game in P.ilfi. Ile-made a bad he can to avoid it nnd take care of states levy, the ’Times-Union says, size the desirability og careful grad­ further mistakes in any future issue .j.jrpst awhile. You have done well, old selection. He ran for the senate truly it is a "heartle:-* tax." We know ing nnd good packing. The discrimina­ that Li to come. Profiting by the ex­ sport, to get them to admit the evi­ against the unbeatable young man that it tubes away the incentive for tion which the markets have shown perience of others ntid by examples dence. accumulation which exists in the from Lakeland. The result was not a i nthis respect paying fur fru it they set are iiilgtrry'gudll axioms nnd breasts of all men. surprise. Rut Perry could win now, regarded as mote desirable often ' / Rend what the luikcland Star-Tele- and win easily, .He was, as it were, should lie followed in this specific in­ We lielicvo the plan of Ernest Anv- double Ihe price# given for fruit less grab) says in this issue about their “re Ia tinned” off the track. If ho could stance just ns it should in many oth­ os would effi'et the desirable result of well prepared, clearly establishes the roads and what they need anti tin* avoid the handicap of his “kinfolks'* ers. The facts nre before mir very drawing capital to the slate, and of desirability of putting fruit out well mistakes they made. It is something already in the nice, Perry Wall could eyes in a most concrete form and we hastening development. Unfortunate­ prepared according to the require­ to think about. The boiit roads are the bo elected handsomely. Nothing would don’t believe that the Jieople of Polk ly, like othi t states, Flntida has many ments of the buyers. There is an am ­ most durable ones and that is the Ik- more delightful to the Tribune or county will desire or approve of any men who an* jealous and suspicious ple pm chasing power in the country, tery milk of the eocoanut. Any kind all of South Florida than t>> m i - lino bund L-ite that will not take care of of capital, ami feel it their duty to and a willingness to pay top price#, of cheap loads will last a few weeks occupying the gulictnatori.il t hair. We l lie crisis as it exists today, assuring fight ft at every opportunity. They but only for wlmt is wanted. and look nice until the contractors probably will have l<> wait for this, the people that if they devote another would oppose every plan which Would Meantime, we will elect Judge Park- issue that proper provisions will be seem to favor it In the least. It may can get out of town. Rut to lust for S A N F O R D N E E D S H O M ES! years without repairs—that is the hill. Tills end of the state has been made to take care of the roads th a t be impossible to put it into execution H E L P S A N F O R D , Y O U R SE L F . wo have already nnd not lose them ignored long enough. The last gover­ rub. because of such opposition, but it has A N D T H E O TH ER FE LLO W nor We had was G ilchrist.'It is time nil because it would be folly to vote merits which make it worth consider­ BY IN V E ST IN G IN T H E SA N ­ for other new roads and no more than we had another.—Tampa T ribune.. ation and we should like to see it HORSE THIEVES FORD B U IL D IN O & LOAN A S ­ finish them, when we'would find that trie d . —Tampa Times. SO CIATIO N . 2 9 8 -6 tc the old ones an* almost as bad off as WELCOME TO THE WOMEN Horse thieves made their appear­ they were originally, ance In Hillsboro county. They must The directors of the State Federa­ , This is what is going to hnp|K*n have Imen attracted to that part of unless the warning is heeded and the the country by the horse-shoe tourna tion of Women'* Clubs of Florida nrej original roads in the lumd issue six the guests of Sanford today and t»-j men Is at St. Pete. morrow. The ycome from our own I years ngo absolutely protected in ev­ state and from other states and they ery possible way. No one is crying HIRAM IS STILL HIRAM t u s Tt>" , t . . r t i l n l r d l ' r r * » I will carry away with them an impres­ over nny spilled milk, but ho is a poor U. H. Army Reserve Force Will Train ' TALLAHASSEE, March 10.— The individual nnd really narrow* minded sion of Sanford that will be a lasting tax assessment board will hold its an­ In August •Senator Hiram Johnson Inis sailed one. We want them to spend some who will not acknowledge mistakes nual public hearing March 10, it lias to Europe to have Ills first vacation time in going i^vcr tho city and sur­ when he sees them before his very Lieut. Col. It. L. Royd, Rrigndi* Ex­ been ^announced. Interested parties in twenty year*. His biggest care at rounding country and seeing Sanford eyes and the only time to correct such ecutive of the 101th Infantry Rri- rne invited to attend the meeting fol­ present is the fact that he may be sea­ and its environs. We want them to things is right now while they nre gntlq, U. K. Army Reserve,‘has receiv­ lowing which the board will meet in sick. Cheer up, Hiram, being seasick very evident. Let's iiavi; all the roads know what manner of city Sanford is ed information concerning the citizens executive session and make the rail­ is a joke beside that funny stuff of we am pay for, and then take cure and what manner of people live here. military training camps which will be road assessments for the year. making change on the other side. Many of these Indies have visited San­ of them.—Inikelimd Star-Telegram, ----------- o----------ppernted by the War Department at ford liefore and many of them are here RIG MEN GET IHG PAY Cnmp McClellan, Ain., Camp Bragg, for the first time ami we hope that hu t l IVl i u fcl P3 Fo fcx *4 F-J N. C., nnd F ort Barrancas, Florida, xu Fa this will not lie the Inst visit to the during the month of August of this «i» Former Assistant Secretary of Com­ fci Queen City of the SL Johns. merce Houston has accepted a position yenr. The weather is perfect ns most of Xu with the World Commerce corporation Under this plan young men between ♦% !*i F* the days in South Florida usually nre at a salary of $100,000 a year, lie the ages of seventeen nnd twenty-five Id Fa and to those who are here from other must have been n good man to get will be accepted for a thirty day perstates wo would like to sny1 that San­ Id this salary, but the government pro­ ford's-brand of weather is like San­ Fa Fa Fa Fx Ku Fa Fa Fa Fa Fn iod of military training, nnd they wifi bably paid him $5,000 per year and tie placed in cnmp under competent ford's brand of celery—the best ever expected much frdm him. And yet we —and while your stay is short we A PLAN WORTH TRYING OUT instructors nnd lend nn nctivc, healthy blame our government for having fa t­ outdoor life. In ndditiun to being giv­ hope that you will have time to en­ heads in office. joy our rlimntc and our people and ■ Florida needs both men and money. en fundamental instructions in all when you leave for home you will This may seem a strange statem ent to military m atters, including target leave with the feeling thnt you want those individuals who read the state­ practice, they will return home after i U SELL E i WHEN U to return to Sanford sonic time in the ments of our banks, with their bulg­ this month’a outing in much bettor ing coffers, or of the ninny thous­ physical conditin than heretofore, nnd YOUR REAL J] i LIST IT future. ands of carloads that go north every not only will they have served their ESTATE W J WITH UB We nre p'roud to have such n rep­ resentative body of women hefe as our season, filled with the food products government but they will profit by it guests for you come not only with thnt toil nnd energy has wrung from in n physical way nnd for years to the promise of doing big things in our soil nnd climate. Rut as a m at­ come they will treasure their associa­ Spencer Height lots arc going the future for your Florida and‘your ter of fact, we linve hardly made a be­ tion during this period with clean, f a s t One of the best sub-divis­ America but you como with achieve­ ginning as yet. We have millions of healthful young men whom they met ions In Sanford and all big lots. ments already gained. We know what acres of land, which we know by the nt thiB camp. Sec us now and pick while pick­ Under thin plan the , government you huve accomplished and what you experience of the few who have tried ing ii good. Easy terms. pays the transportation to and from will accomplish in thu future. ‘Our it, is rich nnd productinve white put heart is with you nnd we hojie your under the plow, tl is now idle nnd un­ the candidate’s home, nnd while nt meetings hero will be most pleasant productive. We have a soil and cli­ Cnmp tho men are subsisted, clothed and profitable and the next time you mate, with a rainfall and sunshine nnd given any necessary medical a t­ AGENTS come to Sanford our’Woman’s Club that proves an immense stimulus to tention nt the government’s expense, will hav* a beautiful new home in all vegctatlun such ns no other stnte but they are not paid for their ser­ which to entertain you. Howover, in tho union can boost of. \Yo have vices during this period. Kir*. Casually. Auto Insurance beautiful building* while showing pro­ merely scratched the surface a* yet, Inasmuch as tho application will 10$ W. First 8 L,SANFORD, FLA gress do not demonstrate real work but wc have done enough to devclopo probably exceed tho number of men |T f ' along all lines of t-ndeavor «nd our and prove the capabilities of thu land who can bo accommodated, it la rec­ l# i’ .i \ • Sanford Daily Herald The Hqr&ld Printing Co. OUR WEEKLY CITRUS REVIEW g Col. Boyd on Military Tax Ascssment Board Training- for Summer Will Hold Meeting On March 19th Camps for Young Men — . ---------------- o ■■■aka 1 SAVE WITH A FIXED PURPOSE : T h e reason w h y con ip n ratively few poo-’ pie get a n y w h e re in a 'fin a n c ia l w ay) is be­ ca u se they*do n o t save w ith a fix e d purpose. T h e m nn w h o g e ts th e b e st resu lts de­ p o sits a s p e c ifie d am ount w ith th is institu­ tion w eekly or m on th ly. B y fo llo w in g th is plan, su c c e ss nnd fi­ nan cial independence w ill follow you. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida -•/ S E D A N - - _ -r ' • « ™T- Even More In Demand The Ford Sedan is accepted everywhere as the car for the family. A convenient car to drive, comfortable to ride in and it affords so much pleasure at such low cost that its ■use is practically universal. Finer upholstery, adjustable window regu­ lators and refinements in chassis construc­ tion have built up quality and yet the price has never bqen so low. The demands for this car are so great that delay may prevent your getting delivery. List your order now. A small down pay­ ment—the balance on easy terms. F * ri prUtM h a n n m r tttn to hot F trd q u a kO h a t n t w h*tn ta h ith I*itr t l c n | i i n n t r . i l l o n n r 1‘H l l i r r I ' n r l l c u l r t r * m i l o n , tif lh ‘«* f n l K m l n i t tl* OXII U nto" • T. It, t ' u \ — It. \ \. MrliOUY . . ■, *, EDWARD HIGGINS A u l h u r l s r i l t ’o n l , i ‘«n!»«»n Deo I f f i F.O.B.DETROIT ' <Tj *t • 5 ___ ■ • •• iU i O y f u (■ O ’ - L ,l T- ___ _ ------------------------------ * FROM OTHER SANCTUMS * Maxwell & Britt RODEO Horse races Whip Popping: Contest Lance Tournament Battle on Horseback DOLLAR DAY The merchants of DeLand will make your dollar go as far as two on this day. ANNUAL CONVENTION REAL ESTATE . ill �. G fi T H K R R T H E S A N P O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M ONDAY. MARCH 1 2 , VJ2:\ Spring crops oul and thriving. Rians destroyed by the Into freeze but hastily replanted, up and growing. Farm ers clearing up land rapidly-of celery, .Much new lr.ml being devel­ oped throughout tho section, fences being built necessitating the opening of roads.1 '. The Seminole Athletic Club held its Classified Ads le a word. No nd taken for less than 25c and positively no classified ads charged to anybne. Cash must accompany nil orders. Count the words and remit accordingly. Verona, I’*., motoring throuj*h with Mr. and Mr*. Altrock. Mieu Wilson, Mrs. Hurfeltci McWorkman nftd J. E. Phipps were vis­ itors in Orlando Saturday: Mm. Lizzie Griggs °J Sanford wns tho truest of Mr. ami Mrs, Georgu LoVigp nm* day this week." W. S. Kntzmir.ger of Plant City Was a visitor in town a few days this week combining pleasure with business. * One of the most enjoyable events of the week was the 500 party given Wednesday by Mm. John Schumin, There wero four tnbles of players. At the conclusion of the Kiime, refresh­ ments were served the jpjcsts. Mrs. 1Inrtly nssisted in serving. Those par­ taking of Mrs. Sehumrtn'a hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Himiy, Mr. and Mrs.' J. S. Dinkcl, Mm. Roy Saur, Miss Olive Dinkcl, Messrs. Ralph and John Ranger, Prof. E. S. .Miller. Well-Known Reader to Be Heard Here at Redpath Chautauqua Everett Kemp, noted reader-enter­ tainer, will bo ono ttf tho enjoyable nttmctlonn at the <.>:ntng Rcdpatli ChautaCqnr, Do t« mown for bin nulMumiing ability both ;-.k an interpreter of nn entire piny or‘bonk and ns n render of rhprter numbers.- tils reputation extends from const to const. / In Mr. Kemp*» repertoire nro Includ­ ed such favorltea ns "ftevenooks,11 by J. G. Holland; “The Music Master," Carry out today, the oft put off resolution to have a Bank Ac­ count. Start it at Our Savings Depart­ ment, have SAFETY for your funds and get 4% Interest com­ pounded on every dollar remain­ ing on deposit. It will pay you well. WANTED A COMMUNITY BUILDER WANED—A chance to build your now Imtno before lumber gets nny higher. Pinna and estimates furnish­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. lR3-tfc GOOD .10H.S for good boys; clean and healthful work. Opportunity- for advancement. Apply Western Union Telegraph Co. ’ 280-tfc F. P. FORSTER. President FOR SALE—Doslcr and Gays’ paints and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Farmers—you cun get seed bed frnm-s and Irrigation plugs at ths Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfr WANTED TO HUY—Asparagus fern seed, for good rlcnn stock will pay n good price. Address W. P. Newell Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Fla. 279-tfe FOR SALE—One 25 ' foot plonsure WANTED Twenty experienced white boat, 7'y horse power, Ferro motor. men to bunch celery »t the Sanford Selling for less than cost. Address Farmers' Exchange Packing Plant at A C, G. Lose, Sanford, Fin. 290-dtp ileardali. 293-St-;w-tc Fpl^ SALE—Two houses (ceiled) Sanford H eights,''H unter, Route A, WISE. INDEED Rex ICO. ‘ 297-3tp , Another twenty years of rond im­ i t)R SALE—Tuinoto plants, $1.50 per provement to increase the accessibil­ ity of Florida and this slate will hnrdiy be able to build fast enough to ncFl.)R SALE—Milch rows. 20 bell cnminodale the visitors we will be of good "milch cows at E. E. Brady called upon to'entertain each winter. Stable. 298-3! With this increased business in view, wise indeed in the man who invest!! a little of hi* cash in Florida renf es­ & Watson tate,- Ibivtona Journal. FUR RENT—Small cottage, J. .Mu r u lt RENT—Two large rooms, cen­ trally located, suitable for paint or carpenter's shop. Apply, Owen, the photographer, 112 Park Ave. ClM-tfe FOR R E M room furnished Col­ lage, adults only. *i0S West Third l OR RENT— 1 nice npartmnet, all conyenienccH and well furnidicd.— Cates’ Huilding. Phone 101, 290-tfc FOR RENT—Sowing m at hip •Till RENT— l 6-room Hat in front of city hall. —Woodruff & Wat- ton- ■ ' F'oTt ItENT— Unfurnished -i-ronm apartment, reasonable, 71G W $100,000. Bennett Shoe Company, St. Auguntine, $10,000. • V* Williams and Hanson, Tampa, $10,- Hucun Vista Variety Store, Inc, Duma Vista, $10,090. Silver Springs Estates, Oenla, $15, Marianna Light A Power Co. Mari ssnrk w a h .U U e n s a lI s / a o t l d n / ' tw-sjrtisy they Itfiow ttfat hur ronfinij luttu'r pin* thrlr trained aldllty tonibltn- to make thu ( fluent kind of Job. "H tl l li l r r * * l l r n i l i i t i n r - Irra** Lumber Co. Phone 130, Sanford GO NORTH BY SEA MERCHANTS & MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia f« » sailings wee kly. Through fare**to Eastern and Western Poifilir. Automobile* carried. Information a* to fares, reservations, etc., ort request. C. M. HAILE, GENERAL AGENT. Pier 800 B. Hay St., Phone 5 EVERETT KEMP, iiy Klein mid ‘T h n t Printer of Cdcll’p" by Harold Itell Wright. A program of ndseellnneous readings Is also among CEM ETERY WORK A SP E C IA L T Y Mr. Kemp's offerluga. Whether In the presentation of nn JO H N GOVE, P roprietor ontlm piny, a reading of n wellknown iwnk, or n uilKeellanootts pro- 1018 West First Btrest grnnt Everett Kemp'ls always erftliuslnstiCnlly. acclaimed. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS The ‘Herald for first class Job work <n r T h e A s.nelrfted P i m l TALLAHASSEE, March 9. - The secretary of state has Issued the fol­ lowing charters: Franklin Highland* Corporation, Tampa, $100,000. % Stockholders Holding Corporation, Miami, $50,000. Read mui Ha tide! Motor Cofnpnny, Miami, $10,000. Central State Hotel Company, Jack ­ sonville. $500,000. / • Southern Crushing Company,' Appatnchiroli; $25,000. South Dade Publishing Co., Horneatend, $10,000. Clow Chevrolet Company Miami, $50,000. Iliehtrrd and Hansen, Inc., Miami Jacksonville, Whan your iron Coin* plots tt roofing Joh they ftiqtrttlse their 11. F. WIUTNER, Cashier Hotel Traymorc by tho? £ka, Mi­ ami lU-nch, $51,009. Bnjier County Abstract Co., Mar Clenny, $0,000. , ’ Greater I-akclnnd Development Co. takelnnd, $1100,000, Vajdc* Hold .Co. Hanford, Edgcwatcr Pharmacy, Miami, $25, Atlantic Realtys’Co., Miami. • Rt-gnl Idnul Co., Jacksonville, $5,The Panama City Tar A Turpen tine Co., Panama City, $10,000, Stokpogn Farms, Sebring, $200,009 Barbee Furniture Go., Tnmpa, $25, The Franklin Co., Inc., &L Peters­ burg, $5,000. Square Deal Citrus Co., Okahumpkn, $5,000. Minmi-llinlcah Holding Co., Miami, $200,000, t Ray Hhnro a-.AA twul Corporation, Miamh Mrs. Lilly Jones, Miss Hoskins Mr,* Marsh, n popular employe of Jones and their guest, Miss Sally the Standard Oil Co., and his wife and Hoskins enjoyed Sunday at the bench. sort of Sanford, have moved into their M ill Hoskins will leave next Tues­ new home on First street. day for her home in Cleveland. Mrs. Mrs. lamia Carr, who has been vis­ Jones plan* to accompany her a* fur iting relatives and friends here has as Jacksonville. • returned to her home nt Louisville, Miss' Alice E. Ilanscom and Dr. P. Ky. Her non, J. II Carr will remain Chcxbro, who were guests of the Ells­ in Florida ’till the weather grows worth’s are enroute homo to Willough­ warmer. by, Ohio, by way of the oast coast Mr. and Mrs. KnUefman and chil­ noinU_pf interest. *-*■ dren, Mr. and Mrs. John Dolly, AlbertMisses. Mary Carrnway m\d MnrRoily, Miss Gertrude Dolly spent Sun­ onica Zorno’vcnn wero week end g rists day at Clay Springs. of Miss Bcttluh Brown in town. Mr. and Mrs. H II. Smith, son and . Mrs. D. C. Howard, from town, was daughter, Ralph and Mildred, and n spend-the-duy. visitor nt the C. E, mother, Mrs. Eudorn Smith, visited Chorpcnlng home Wednesday. Dnytonn Reach Sunday. This week is the “ big week" for Mr. mid Mrs, Perry, of Georgia, celery shipments, the Golden Selfhave moved to this section. hlanrhing celery is being cut In cnorJ. II. Tucker, of Orlando, was a mous. quantities now, The no-called guest of his niece, Mra. W. E. Hailey. “wild” celery Is a bout all cut and Mr. Ellis, of Orange City, visited gone. Spring crops have revived from tho frorts and one would never know old Jack Frost had touched things up. AH cropk arc looking fine ns n gcncrul thing. The fine ldg yellow ^cn^ “Cute" owned by tho C. E. Chnrpening fam­ ily, was run over And killed Wednes­ day by n colored truck driver. Cute was a venerable old fellow about 10 years old and brought here by the family from Oklahoma. The “blue flag" or wild Iris Is nowmaking tho lowlands gay with Its Um itiful dainty blossoms. flie lowest of nil humnns Is a t their an trick of poisoning cats nnsl dogs Mr. and Sirs. Mcnick of Waterbu- again herenbouts. ry, Conn., ore tho guests of Mr. and — —■ , -------- - — Mrs. Slade. TIIE SANFORD HUILDING Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Lewis and little & LOAN ASSOCIATION HAS daughter of New Smyrna were vis- BEEN IN EXISTANCE SINCE ttora in town last Thureday. ' 1908, WE HAVE NEVER HAD * Mr. Hooper and mother were call- A LOSS, OUR SECURITY 18 cn. hi town* Thursday. ' SECURE, OUR STOCK DRAWS &Jr, hud Mrs. John Sehuman and 8 P E R CENT INTEREST. WE Mba Edith Sehuman wore vUitoro in INVITE YO U R IN V E ST IG A Orlando Saturday. T10N, WB NEED YO(1R COiTui f o ra Shade .loft' Monday’for OPERATION. . u 298-Gte J ----- !} lT m iM iy JB88 IJli Tho npring month* nro mast enjoyable In Jacksonville. April and May weather Is ideal, giving to each day a fresh charm. Northern visitors may enjoy the delights of spring to tho utmost, id Florida's largcut city. Florida people, also, will Hml much to amuse anti and entertain a t th h season. The country surrounding Jacksonville abound* In points of historic interest. In the city theru'krc attractions for all, grave or gay, and hotel and otiicr accommodations to suit uvtnry taste and to fit uvery purse. Uisit Matchless Ocean Beaches EnJoy the Dally Band Cphcerts AU visitor* will be welcomed *nd provUlnr* h*Y* been mode to r wide variety of entertainm ent. B and eoneerU se e c ire n tla ll/ In J m u tifu l Itru i. m ins r a r k . Ootf, tr n n li a n d Ilka Lames sflotrl ample recreation facilities. Th« finest reran bracket In tk« world ara readied In a few minuter, by motor car or train. S u rf bathing hrr* Is »*f( anJ fascin atin g In UU»rioK 1*1 c sre lk n t roads Is h i Um Iu G U lm ilre st Util HOaon. The bmwl at. John* IMser ■ ITonl, m rn lflrt-n t buatlnv «n.l - i i x . r t r " (Uhln*. Uucbsll [ i m n ere fir*ueeit sod s t W .Iran » I » r U abound. Splendid tbealreo and uiber ot- V isit Jacksonville tkl For furU w r lafu tm il C IT Y A D V ER T IS IN G D E Ro o d i i -f t a t * H ill. Jic k sso v llie. f l o r a s SE E T I I E -A T O I I , r O L L IE S " — A f a ll d a y a f fr o lte an d fu n . G rarral d a y parade w ltk un laua featu reai' b on d co n cert a n d fo u r n a m e n l, p a r ticip a te d In b y banda frvaa m a a j F la r ld u e ltlr a l «t>pr*»rlate r o il a nse p a r a d e In a v e n la m a lre et d a a r la * aad D t r r r w d l s i a t f i e r i T u esd a y . A p r il 3 rd— Don’t fo r a e t the data a t m i x th e �T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , M ARCH 1?, 1923 -------------------................................ ........ -------------- P A G E FO U R BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor JOE TINKER BACK AT SHORT FOR THE REDLEGS S A V E YO UR M O ^ E Y , D E ­ PO SITS M A D E IN T H E S A N ­ FORD B U IL D IN G & LOAN A S ­ SOCIATION, PA Y 8 P E R C E N T IN T E R E ST . 298-6tc The -Herald' delivered six times a week for 15c. Clever Artist to Appear at Coming Redpath Chautauqua CINCINNATI. Ohio, Mnrch 12.— iThrec cheers for the good old days! 1Joe Tinker will piny shortstop for the Rectal No, not exactly for the season of I Some program this week, IU23. If Joe could come hack ns he And tonight nnd tomorrow night Is was IS years ago, Jimmy Cnvcney, itj famiy nights when Osborne will ad­ is fenced,,would have to sit down nnd m it the whole ----- family for 40c. Jook OP. llUt Joe say* he needs the exercise; Joe lives in Orlando, Fla.— Tonight Viola Dana In “ Love In the hns n big interest in the Orlando hall Dark" and a Fox News. Aulin nnd aasiitants who served most delightful refreshments. Mm. B. L. Murphy, who represented Mrs. Jus. K. Polk, was voted the most characteris­ tically dressed one present. Lake Kennedy of Wagner killed a thirteen-foot nlligotnr in laike Jcsup Friday night. While fishing the gator became tangled In the net so thnt Mr. Kennedy was nble to shoot him. He was left by the side of the road nil day Sunday nnd was the wonder of nil who passed th at way. Howard S. McCall spent the week end with his parents- He returned to his duties a t Stetson university Sun­ day. I l> Judge W. 0 . Christian and grand­ son William Christian of Greensbofo, Ain., nro spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Norris. The two lota next to the 0. P. Swope residence have been sold to Mr. Hollingsworth of Indianapolis and he expects to build a residence in the near ffiture. , The Rmlriiffc Chnutnuqun will open here Friday afternoon a t the regu­ lar plncc on the Baptist church grounds. A splendid program is pro­ mised and a large attendance expect- The citisens of Oviedo held a meet­ ing on Tuesday night in the High school auditorium to discuss the ad­ visability of incorporating Oviedo. Talks were made by Hon. Forrest laike and Judge Mnines, of Bnnford, who had been invited to set forth or explntn the workings of the differ­ ent forms of government for towns of this size. Nothing definite was de­ cided Upon, except the appointment of a committee to further canvas? nnd explain, when the subject would bo again discussed next Tuesday night. The Christian Endeavor had a pic­ nic Friday afternoon a t Sweetwater Park, The Christian Endeavor, who Jtobert Green, Mrs. Maxwell and had planned for their park entertain­ Miss Gayle Marshall of Sanford were ment on Friday night, because of the visitors a t the G. E. meeting Sunday inclement weather, met with Miss night. Katherine Lawton, for nn indoor par* On Friday night the Woman's Mis­ sionary Society of the Methodist .church gnve ap old fashioned party at the club house. A spelling mutch and “ Love In tho“T>nrk” sounds good as most of us hnvo had a little experience along that line. some family will be. the picture free toicky ones will lie Mr. various games were played. Mis* j n. net McFavlan gave two uplandU read! tog* «nd M1m Mu Idc Swope entertnlned with music and cornet imitaUor.s. A silver offering was iakcn ft)r the benefit of the Methodist parsonnge. Mr.-and Mrs. Clarence GarrctCand family spent Sunday at Silver {j>rmgH near Ocala. D. TI. C. Rabun jeft for. Knoxville, Tenn.y Tuesday, being called there by Iho death, of his son-in-law, John Badger, who died with pneumonia. It Is not known a t this writing whether Mrs. Badger and two children will be able to come homo with her father or not ns the children are sick with the flu nnd Mrs. Badger in bed with the rheumatism nnd has been for over nine weeks. Nearly all the peppers nnd toma­ toes hive been set out in the field Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Bird spent Sunday with the latter's mother,* Sirs. G at Apopka. , The^mnny friends of Mrs. I*. II. (\ Rabun will regret to henr that i> rick in bed under the care of Mr. Rob­ son. Mrs. Carl Rabun is taking care of her while Mr. Rabun is in Ten­ nessee. Wednesday night Anita Stew art In “Rose of the Sea" with a comedy, too. Thursday night—Katherine Mac­ f II9 The ,\ *«mm‘In I f*«l Donald in “ White Shoulders" with ST. AUGUSTINE, March Ml—Af­ “Ju st Dogs'" ns the added attraction. ter a successful three da ysession. the convention of the Florida Federation A n d ‘Friday nnd Saturday the fen of Music came to nn end tonight with a banquet for the delegates and their tu re will bo “The Toll of the Sea.” guists with covers land for about 100. Italian Banker ' Skipped Out With All Money SAVANNAH, March F.—Chief J.' NOTICE TO HKRAI.I) \V. Griffin of the prohibition field forces In South Georgia anil Deputy SUBSCRIBERS! Mnrshal A. W. Stuart, left Savannah Inst night for Blnckxhenr. They are tin the first of t|ir- month subscrip­ Belonging tn Depositors ami Is Now armed with warrant* for S I. Sharpe tion hi!!* were sent out with notices "Among the Missing" who is reported to have wounded Pro­ thnt the subscription w mid lie discon­ hibition Officer J. A. Monroe in Pierce Cold Wlather Slowed It tinued if the bill wu mo paid by the ( n r T k f A «»nrl«*rd county yesterday. tenth of the uyuith. This is a rule of Past .Month NEW YORK, March 10.—Twenty the rompatty and all who have tint Itnlitns, accompanied by Counsel call | l aid by thnt time, will not regalve u ed ntj police headquarters and reported paper after that dat until thtv bill js Vincenzo Titbo, who conduncts a bank on Mott street having deposits of CORRECTED NOV. IITH, 1022 .LEWIS SH U T , 122,000.000 hud disappeared Thursday j Fit . uinlmri Manager. nigh i The delegation was referred to South Bound the district attorney's offire. Tele­ the lirM of the year has indicated a NO I b K phone call to institution answered by Depart* hnrtage of good wuik uiiiaiidn, ac­ Arrive policfmnn who said Tisbo was "among 2: Pi a,m. cording to the department of agri­ 2:3ti am . Hon. Board of •’’uunty Commission­ the missing" nnd an excited crowd 8:10 am . culture. Figure* recently sent out by I ers in and for Seminole County, Ha., gathered around the hank which was ) ::tH p.m. the Depart meat should that on Ja n ­ will a t a pn iat no ting \» be held on natrouized chiefly by Italian*. :i:2u p.m. uary 1, 1 there were on farms tH.- Monday, March JtUii, A. D. i ’.'2J, at 7:10 p.m. 853.UUU and 5,505,000 mule: , a reduc-i 10 o'clock a. m. receive bids for the lion from the previous year of 202,000! purchase by the county of one pair of horses and 20,000 mules. Northbound mules, the county lias a pair of mules Recent report i bjfjjthij department to trade nn the pair to lie purchased, Arrive DepArla show nn Increase of 80 per rent |ti *which can be m i at the County Con­ I8ii.ni. 2:02 a.m. the receipt* of hone* and mules at vict Camp. Tlie hoard reserve* the. 15 a.m. 12:05 p.m. market* reported for the month ofj rigid to reject any or all bids. I l l y T h r \ «A<»rl»lr«l I*rr*«l January, 1P2." over January Ia*t year. 35'pm. 2:55 p.m. ' V DOtlGL \SS, FAIRFAX, Oklu., March 10.—Two Men who an Midi in feinted «it\ the women were killed and ot:e man ••• to |7 31 • ( lerk. dei lease in luii n on fat lo l tlit i rioiisly injured in a mysterious ex­ result of, n general t in liniment of plosion here early today which wreck breeding during the !n*t five years, rilliy Branch cd the home of Bill Smith. according to the agricultural depart- j MONEY Arrive Departs meat. During this time, pmiluetimri 7:00 a.m. f 'll JH f f ;»1 I 'l! . it I . . _ . , ■t n I‘ i- I i i I Bijr Horse and Mule Trade is Reported South and Fast Our orders arc com in g in so fast th at if it w ere not I hat we kept prepared to render real se r v ic e w e could not handle them . PHONIC US WE DELIVER iml w e d eliv er prom pt, an yw h ere, an y tim e. Ami if you do not drink E lder W a te r n o w — you will, a fte r one trial * 3i Mysterious Explosion Kills Two Women In Oklahoma Home 1 1, fa a ll.,l tr n n t • \ •. . . . ; i t ■! i i t - 11 _ . . 1. „ 4 1. i .. mud, Ilk, writm your name ami ml- * turn a trial pn< l .igc containing Fol- *** ey’* llo i u -y ami far Compound for ■i.iighy, i .iltl- .ii, t i limp; holey hidliey Filin fm pan m sides and bark; ilieiimiitism. baikaihe, kidney and t bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic I t Tablet*, a wimp ...me and Ihoroughlyj ^ • 'causing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, hetnlachoS, and sluggish bowels. Bold everywhere.—Ady. ♦% Take* the Windshield Wiper. MAltCIi .11ST W E WILL GIVE AWAY AN I rri.liarg Dram Ii Electric Curling Iron Arrive 55 p.m, 3d p.m. Get « ticket with each CD*h purchase uf live gallon* HIGH TEST G \SOLINE, good lor a chnnfe on Ihi* Curling Iron. Better Tire* for Its* Money * SARASOTA Oviedo Branch Arrive ...... 7:15 p.m. WANT AD RATES AND RULES THE SANFORD HERALD S,\ LE-ARM Y S HOES—S ALB—Wc have J uki bought n tremendous sttak of Army Mutuum last riiocs to l*e *«ld to the puldle direct, Prlco $2.75. These shoes are 10(1rF solid (leather with heavy duuhle soles sew­ ed and nailed. The uppers are of i heavy*, tan chrome leather with bel­ lows tongue, thereby making them waterproof. These shoe* are selling j very fnst nnd we advice you to order Clip and use th is blank for w r itin g your w ant nd am! m ail it to at once to insure your order .being fill­ ed. The size* are C to 11 all widths; the Sanford Herald 1pay postman on receipt of good* or For com p u tin g c o st o f w an t ads per in sertion read ca refu lly ra tes send money order. Money refunded tint! ru les to the left and rem it accord in g to num ber o f in sertio n s if shoes arc not satisfactory.—The U, o f the nd you d esire. Hem it b y E x p ress M oney Order, D ra ft, PostS. Store* Co.. F ill Broadway, New office Order or R eg istered L etter. A d d ress com m unications to York City. 182-tfc T h e S an ford H erald. uniG *.».... -»*«». ..p i tM .,... •• ■ s*t in LJGIIT FACE, CAPS or Black Focav double the above rate. - t o t . ***«•*-***•*. «»***.«**** A m ount •»******■■» A d d ress.... P o sto ffic c T h e C o u n tin g o f W ords Inclu des th e W ords 1 | —:-=-: -^v-; - - -”d: dm1; C h an ges in b u sin ess con d ition s have m ark et th ere is a g en eral domain! fur I hi little e ffe c t on a stea d y con su m er demand prudjiets o f in d u stry thnt crimes to he ac­ fur trade-m arked a r tic le s o f com m on use. cepted ns n m a tte r o f course. It is sei- T h e dealer m ay carry a lig h te r stock , nnd dom listed am on g th e a s s e ts o f th e husi- for a sh o r t’ tim e th e dem and th rou gh the n ess— it is sim p ly assu m ed th a t it will al­ jobber m ay scen t c ilrta iled ; but ju s t as w a y s be th ere. s u r e as cu sto m ers are c a llin g on th e deal­ er for th e product, he is su re to supply- it, overn igh t, con d ition s m ay and orders soon begin to flow in to make ch a n g e— a s th ey h ave done b efore— and up for th e tem porary c u rta ilm en t. the m atter-of-cou rse dem and becom es con­ total consum ption sp icu ous by its absence. sam e. The b u sin ess, once str o n g and flou rish in g, is suddenly c o n tin u es about m and had net been insured— and y e t th e fo r popular consum ption th a t can be trade- e n tir e b u sin ess depended upon its co n tin ­ m arked h as th e opportunity to insure his uance. con su m er m a rk et and reta il sa le s T h e m odern, econom ical w ay to insure T o Hun ••»*»■■***?***■» th e m arket for any reliable product is by etc., and th e N am e and A ddress, A d v ertisin g to the public w hich consum es O th ers In Proportion A sk for P rices em T ir e s . it. . A d v ertisin g creates a ste a d ily increas­ D u rin g th e presen t b u sin e ss Phone 491-J condi­ tion th e m an u factu rers w h o h ave insured th e ir dem and by A d v er tisin g are in a far b etter p osition — in every w a y — than tlio:d ing num ber of custom ers w h o d e s ir e th e w h o h a v e tru ste d to th e cu rren t dem and product, and ask for it by nam e. th a t w as not o f th eir crea tin g . .i?* •03 . . Palm etto'A ? * ve^r ‘* by m o a n s.o f A dvertising;. TUBES ,„*#.*..**,**.«• t It. >4••**« | **•.».•*#**»»»**»*«»***-»**** the A n y m an u factu rer w h o lia s an article HIGH T E S T G A SO L IN E =: -V*r The T h e de­ found to be in a very tight,/plnce. A coupon given with each FIVE GAL-1 LON CASH purchase'of GAS, good on l a Wind Shield Wiper to be given away March 10th. , • •: ‘ »»■ lit tim e s o f p rosp erity ttntl a rising B u t, MAIL SERVICE Classified Ad* Ir n word. No nd taken for in * than 25c nnd posllively nn clniisifird nd* charged lo anyone. Ciuth must accompany nil order?. Count the word* and remit accordingly. .1 Depart* The chief asset of any business is the demand for its product. As long as that demand continues, the business is on a sure founda* .■ i tion. But let that demand subside, and every other asset of the business is in danger of becoming a liability. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 192.1 l l u m lritl T h o u s a nd' Dollars 00) (lloe.tlpo.. ABOVEBOARD WITH T H E BOYS A rllrlr \ til Hcellmi J. Til.’ piiriuirnl.* *f»l of t h h c o r p u r u lli th s h a l l ho on In in tln l Innirlu g Ih. w o n t* H K M IN ul.i; F K ltN COM I 'A NY, C O R P O R A T E MffAI." Too fan find the name of •r rty U*e Business Alan in Sanford in this Column each day. S em in o le Printer;) i ’I c c isc h I 02 French Avenue----------‘-Phone 401 Service Transfer Q u ic k Storage Facilities U we please you, tell others; If not, tell o*. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Cards of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. George A. DeCottes A ttorney-nt-L aw Over Seminole County Bank NFOHD FLORIDA FRED It. WILSON ATTO R N EY -A T-LA W First Nations! Bank Building SANFORD -:FLOR1 V. C. CO LLER , Prop- General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R |t7 Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. CIIELLE MAINES A rtic le l \ Bert Ion l. T h e i l o r khu M .TH of tin co rp ora l lop .b a i l adopt b y -la w * not In ru o s U o -n l w ltli. Iia ch a rte r nml tin I a n . of I h r State of Florida , for thi Kuvernm ent of li* officers nod the b y ­ law* llrat adopted .h u ll In* adu|itrd b> the vote of the ttinjorlty of all share, of the i-ommoit stork, nod m a y In amended In auch tt manner as qiay to provided in mild by-law*. A rllrlr X Section I. T h e names and residence* of the subscribers nod the amount ol ■look N u b .rrlb .il l>y rat'll a r e an fol­ low*: H e n ry V e il, Voorhle*. of Orlando F lorida , F i v e shares; Itatph J. Voorhies, of (irlandn, Florida, tin* Hundred shares; ilord un J . Harnett, of tYlolei I’a rh , .F lo r id a , N ine ty -liv e shares, aP of said subscription* helnK common stock. » T h e foreutdllK a r t ic l e s of tn r o rp n ra * lio n w r s u b s c r ib e thin t i l l d a y o f March A. I ». 1333, a n d On h e re b y auhncrllu ea c h f o r t h e a m o u n t of c o m m o n stock net o p p o s i te o u r re s p e c tiv e slKUtttnii* H C N ItY V. I». VOHltHIKff U shares HAI.VII J. VUOHHIF.S let) sh a r e r non HON J, llAIIN KTT 94 sh a r e , STATIC t i F FDOHIDA C O F N T Y O F O H A N lii: On thin day personally appeared be­ fore me H e n r y V, I > V o u rh im . It.ilpt J , V o o rh le . amt O onlon J Harnett li ­ no- well known and known to tie tin persons described In and w h o signed tile forrrridnu Articles of locorpora thin of The S F M I N O l . i : F IJ I IN COM F A N Y , and acknowledged before m« that they severalty s Ik i o i I the sainl­ and subscribed for tin- amount of stock set 'opposite t h e i r names. In witness whereof I have hereunto set m y hand and official seal this kth da y of March A. 1). I 9 S3 (S H A l.l G R A C H I, FOI-MOM. Notary F u l d l r fo r the finite of Florida at I a rite. My c o m m is s io n ex p ire# Dec. 13. I9SC LA W Y E R *:— Court H ouse STROtrr FARM AtiENCY It3 Magnolia Ave. Don’t lose time If (his ii.PTeat*; (yea Examined Classes Designed Cecil 5 room house, well located, nclithbornood, electric lights, gas, er. House in cxcelleV. com! Owner fu r quick sale names very low in s u r a n c e a g e n c y price, $2,100, $800 cash, Iminnee Optician-Optometrist IRE—----- AUTO---------BONDS 112 Bast First Street Sanford. FIs. monthly. The monthly payments a rt lean than the iftemge rent paid for similar house*. Why pay rent when n heme can he bought on such easy terms, 278-tfc ARCHITECT You’ll see Miss Lizzie I.itly who's C ontractor and Builder awfully tidy, in Twelve Old Maids— Room 7, Miller Bldg, Eliza NelT is a tittle deaf. She is one FLORIDA BANFORH 4ANFORD FLORIDA of the Twelve Old Maid*. 2Kl)-2'.p B. W. HERNDON S. 0. Shinholser A. P. Connelly & Sons H stsblU h rd IDOS S -T -A -T -B it-e-A -i. r.:m i tn - ln ip r n .r d tn n d (111 Lot* Il i a r s l l n d i r i i I’r . i p r r t f Main Office MHISCII ’ • t W ’UIII) ItK A l.T V COMPACT IN VBATM BXT I’hune -IS COM I’AN Y IOI-S M n s n u l l i A i r . STEWART The Florist Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Design* Annual and Ornamental Plants 614 .Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 2GQ-W PAGE FIVE Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. H. Morflan'a Remark* to a Woman Who Quettioned Habit of Smoking. Tt William II. Morgan, who conducts ono of the heat hoys* camps In Maine, has Bttidied human nature In both boys and men, and knows Just what to expect of people. The mother of a boy at Ills camp noticed that sev­ eral of the Instructors smoked and she wondered If tlda wasn't setting a bad example) to growing hoy*. Mr. Morgan replied, remnrkB Collier's: "Regardless of what we may think about the propriety of smoking, we nro obliged to recognise the fact that the majority of ncllve men do smoke. If you select Instructors who do not smoke you llnilh-your -field and may have to do without other desirable qualities. Or If you ask men neons tamed to smoking suddenly to change their habit* nnd do without tobacco for two months, the chance* are that they will stilt away and smoke when nobody Is looking. T h e . hoys are hound to Iporn of this and then they have the example of men doing things on the sly, which Is Infinitely more harmful thnn the exumple of smoking would he. I don't enre anything about smoking myself, hat I do light a ciga­ rette occasionally before the Imys so that they—won't think that maybe I smoke only In secret. Nothing I* so Important for n hoy ns to h-ttrn to tlo whntevcr he docs do In the open." Formerly Priced as High Thi i M. ilrl P rices— The Lowest In Columbia H istory. Quality—T h e Beat Columbia overproduced. Equipm ent— The B est hi Columbia History and the F inest tbc market affords. BALL HARDWARE CO Rummage Saleswoman Learned Some­ thing From Woman Customer She Failed to Please. ELTON J. MOUGHTON W. J. THIGPEN Ki'itl Estate Get An Abstract Before Buying Property §JM F. O .0. Factory at WtatfleJd, Mase. PARTICULAR ABOUT HER V EIL The Woman Who Sees hail had no n equal nt tince with rummage sales other ihan seeing ntirh posted signs, s« when she \vn* asked to tie such n saleswoman she. w as thrilled. H er table wits covered with m'rnps of silks, laces, veils,.discarded collar am! cttfT sets am! things In their category. Late in the afternoon a dear old Indy, wonting an expensive I'er-latt lanth coat, m ute up to her ami* asked If ■to- liml any gray veils. The Woman Who Sees said that she had. anil Im­ mediately produced one from among file veil pile. G raduate V eterinarian "This Is a.-very pretty .me. and It hones’ Office Ims n deep, laey b onie r: It ought to ice 20 Conrad Rlilg. look well on you. It I* such a good idcticc 257 Di-Laud, Florida looking taupe shade." The dear old Indy held Ihe veil up to her face, and asked Imw much It was. • , "Eight cettls, madam.” "lluf-lSin fi ton gray for me, dear?'' ‘‘No, I shouldn't think so. Itcsttle*. It Is the best veil I have here; no hole* it) it, und scarcely■£worn." Mr*. O c t. Itallingcr was a caller The old Indy fussed It hit, smiled, to* rce Mrs. .lot- N'srun uji Friday. and wnlked away. Hut In ten min­ They w n o -nu>Ling their jmrk from utes she had ret urnt-d and said. u two lliiiid-id j - ■u ml Img they Imil "Deai7 I'm afraid th e color is loo deep for my skin. T hank you."—Ex­ butchered and gave it* n tre a t »)f it. Mr. und Mr*. August Swanson, change. Julio anil Archie, were caller* Sunday Learned Methods of Eagle. to see Mr. and Mrs. Vihlen and family. M a k in g 'th e young eagle scream I* Mr. nnil Mrs. V. (’. Cellct- ami ne­ one of the tttoMt tr y in g .duties of the phew w en i .' tiler* Monday evening father bird, nml It would never learn at thi' home of Mr.*. Forrest West to fly If It wnsn't starved Into It. while Mi:- Bright l.ayncy stopped in Francis II llerrlck of Cleveland, t'ltlo, Hveil I d a tree fur two month* to learn t h e e and other Inside facts on tile Unmexlic life of engleu, accord­ Nic! Swanson were callers oil the ing to n paper lie rend n t the meeting first hi tha home* of Mrs. Wcstenlick of the American Ornithologists' and Mr*. August Swanson. union nt Field museum. Mr. Herrick A number of our folk* went over .snhl he observed from n tree house to the aviation field to sec Jimmie the hntclitng of two eagles nitd their Johnson mid the other attraction* early life. T he youngsters w ere Inn tnlinsl Into their llrst fleremnlng by Sunday. Rev. Clark took for his theme, the their father und mother, which soared above (hem with llslt In their I abuts 25th chapter of Matthew, giving us The young eagle* learned to fly by the seven word picture* for divine ser­ stariatloti system also, he sa id .—t'lil vice. He i» able to !«• wfth tt* also engo Tribune. Adult M odels Sanford, Florida Demonstrates the Fain ous Rice Method that has Restored Thous­ ands to Full Bod­ ily Activity If you nri* n iptured , you r biff opportunity lias now arrived. If you waul to be free from th e slavery o f ffoiiffinff. chafing' tru sses that m ake life a burden and m isery,, then H E R E and NOW is th e tim e to net. We Might Perhaps Lure You by False Statements but the inff for real pleasure is ours in luring you w ith fa cts. Comiwtru O A K L A N D CAR w ith tiny other in w orkm anship, tlrivresponse or beauly. Ii o u tsh in es th em all. A real ca r real people. Kent Vulcanizing1Company Oak A venue and Third S tr e e t PI I0N!< S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A SANFORD MACHINE E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. COMPANY General M achine and Boiler Work* C ylinder G rinding A utom obile R epairs A cety len e W elding I'hone G2---------- Sanford, Florida m u h i: n r i x t h x t i o n t o i i ’i’i.i I'OII I.K T T i :l l* I’A T K X T N.-tlo- i» h e r e b y Klvtut th a t tin- an' h t ' l x i i i . l will mii.lv to Hi,. (iov*irh"i *-t tli^ a t m , • o f F lo r id a o n t h e -n th •t •. ,.f M arch. A l> I ' i SJ. for L e t t e r s i M, in. t „ I,,- i* m u .i t,. h k m i n o u : I lltN i *i >M 1‘A.S'V. i i | ioii tin - f o lio w ilts Mlicli-s of I n t'n rim ru t to n a iln p lr .l t.) tin C h i l i a n ) ' n* It* iiriq m f'tl c h a r 1, i i ' i i u i ’u * i : i i i ii v i t T i : n n r s k m i m i i . i : r r .it\ c m iiM M Tin- tiio lcriilK io -d -lu e o rp o rato r* h c r c hv a s s o c ia te tin tobcI vcm tn tfr-lh ef fo r tiir i.uniono of f n r m l n u a c o r p o r a t h i n lor |.|o lit u n d e r t h e la w * of I tin s t a i r of Flortild. unit d o Im re h y a d u u t the fotiow ina A rtic le * o f in e o T P o ra tlu n : A r t i c l e I. Section t. T h e n a m e o f t h i s c o r p o ­ ration *hall b e “H r m t h o lr K ern C o m ­ pany" a n d tt* p r i n c i p a l ofTIcr a n d p lace »f tiupliifBH K h a l i h r a t A l ta m o n te bprhijf*, H cm lnole C o u n t y . F lo r id a . Will, p o w e r to ,-stalillnh b r a n c h office* nnd p lace s ,,f hnsitte** nt o t h e r point* In the m a t e of F l o r i d a n n d In s u c h n th • r Mat,-* n n d c o u n t r i e s a* It n>*>' deem iicceKKury o r a d v l s n h l r . A r l l r l r II. S '-rlla n I. T h e unftnral ti a tu r n o f t h r I'HKlnrs* lo ho t r a m m e l i*d l.y t h e *ald • o r p n r a l Ion s h a l l he ihp c a r r y l n x on of n a k n e r a l n u r s e r y b u s i n e s s u n d In c o n ­ nection t h e r e w i t h t o ra U e , |)rodtice. I.uy ■ell, Im p o rt, e x p o r t an d t r a d e a n d d eal ■»sh riP m . p r o d u c e a n d flo w e r * of all k i n d s ; lo c a r r y o n a n d r o n d u e t am i u u k in d * o f n n r l e u l l u t u l an d h a rt tru ll u r a l o p e r a t io n * a n d g e n e r a lly to prtHlnee u n d t r a d e In a n y a n d all kind* of p r o d u e e of t h r *oll, t o raise. t« buy. s ett a n d otherW lS* t r a d e an d deni in liv e s to c k o f a n y k in d , t o m a n ­ ufacture, b uy , sell a n d t r a d e lit m e r ­ ch and ise o f a ll k i n d s : to Is su e It* b o n d s to r any o f t h e p u rp o s e * of t h r c o m p a n y ami to i r e u r r t h r r a n t e In a n y m a n l ie r perm itted by l a w ; t o p u relm » r, le u * r o r "M ierwlsr a c q u i r e re a l p r o p e r t y ; l<> purchase, a, q u ir e , ho ld a n d d i s p o s e of *ny and nil t r a d e m a r k s , tr a d e n a m e * , In ventions o r pr«K'r**r* s e c u r e d u n d e r letter* p a t e n t o f t h e U n ite d m a t e * a n d elsew h ere, to d o a l l th i n g * h e r e i n set fo rth a* f u l ly a* an y n a t u r a l p e rs o n m ig h t o r c o u ld d o ; to h a v e offices a n d ag ent* to c o n d u c t It* b u s i n e s s In an y Wave In t h e m a t e o f F l o r i d a gild e l s e ­ w here, a n d g e n e r a l l y to e n jo y an d e x -erc|*e a n „ f m e r i g h t s , p o w e r s a n d p r i ­ vilege* In c id e n t ,tn c o r p o r a t i o n s fo r Profit u n d e r t h e law * uf t h e H tnte of I lorltla. „ A rtlrl* lit. necilon I. T h e a u t h o r i s e d a m o u n t of Hie capital s t o r k ' of t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n M.all he T w o H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d Doli»r» (i:ou,o oo.oo) o f w h ic h t h e to t a l sum One H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d I>ollars tiluo.oott.au) *iiaii he c o m m o n sto c k , th e Bald c o m m o n s t o c k to be d iv id e d into o u s t h o u * a n d fl.OOO) s h a r e s , a ll of l . T Pa r v a l u e o f O n e H u n d r e d d o l l a r s <119# 00) p c r a h a r e : t h e r e m a i n i n g On* ' " • W T h o u s a n d H o lla rs (|1*o.0U0.«0) '•*, to t a l n u t t i e r tie d c a p i t a l a t q e k Shall he # l i h l (1 ) p « r c e n t c u m u l a t i v e ‘ '•'f'TTV't s t o c k , d iv id e d J a t o o n e t b o u "«nd fl.900) sharVW'tonivIded. 6nw*v»rr I™** Al n o . t i m e s h a l l p r e f e r r e d s t o c k It! a t o t a l a m p u n t t o e x c e e d for the Sunday school hour, now, too. Miss Kuttice and F.lmcr Tyner re­ turned home from Windermere on Wednesday. Mr*. We.slcrdlck spent Wednesday with Mr*. Wm. Kwnyne. Miss Margaret Kricson happened to another u n t o accident last Sunday a f­ ternoon when going in town to her work, injuring her enr quite badly. Rev. Kckhard was entertained nt the home of Mrs. J .E. Lundquist, He Is planning to come again some time during Easter week. Between fifty ltnd sixty were out for the evening service, n good crowd for Upsaln. Rev. C. F. Wtihll>org of Grovclnnd will preach nt the Lutheran church next'Sunday at 10:30 and again at 7:30 in the evening. Miss Ericson brought out from the Montezuma, B. 0. Seltzer and hi* dnughtff, Mis* Mamie, old time friend* of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ericson, to spend the day nt their home one day last ^eok._ Mr. and Mr*. Cramer and children and some young lady friends from San­ ford wero also caller* Sunday. Amumber of the Grapevlllo child­ ren have been quite ill with stomach trouble this past week. Doctors Den­ ton and Tolar were called out. John Swanson, after n pleasant vis­ it here with his brothers, Niel and August and their families nnd old friends left on Thursday for his home at- Ottumwa, Iowa, going home by Chtrago. Little Marion, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Lundquist, enter­ tained about a dozen of her 1 little friends on Saturday afternoon, it be­ ing her seventh birthday with games and refreshments. Grandpa nnd grandma Swanson and Uncle John wore also present. ' ■■■......— :---------- -— .Daily Herald on sale a t Joe's Smoke R o w ,* Mobley's Drug Store and Hunt’* Pharmacy, John Galsworthy, John nnlaworilty Itsika like n family lawyer or n high court Judge. He I* clean shaven, urbane, genial, hut cer* Iit Inly not expansive. HI* voice Is low, nnd It Is dllllciilt to believe that he could ever he violent or provoca­ tive or even excited. He may find many things In life (lint are cruel nnd unjust, hut ho declines to bo angry about It. There Is an entire absence of "side” (l know no polite term a* expressive ns 1tilts vulgarism) about John Galsworthy. He l« not effusive, hut he Is modest and gently kindly. He I* precise In Ills dress, nnd neat­ ness characterizes his appearance ns well a* his writing. I Imagine that few people have ever called Mr. Gals­ worthy Ja c k !—Sldnuy Dark In John o* London's weekly. ^■kiriHsiaBiaaBHaHRHiiaiiiHaiiMaaHtiiiBMHBUK9B«aau.'iciiM«aNaKt:tiu Rooms 8 ami 0 Fountain lluiltliny j DcLANU, FLORIDA Income Tax Procedure Accounting Systems Partnernhip Accounting Auditing Corporalion Accounting Estate Accounting M. except by appointment T h a T e a c h in g S p ir it . One of the most important things a training school ran do Is to got teach­ ers Into the spirit of lltelr Jobs. Train­ ing schools cannot send out teacher* Imlnied wllh the spirit of lltelr Jobs, having pride In lltelr profession, nnd n belief In teaching ns n life career unless they develop a love nnd cousecrntlon to thrlr work. It I* the lock of this spirit which la responsible for the tmwllllngnt-sa of young teach­ er* to do the'w ork of the rank and file, and diplomas should be refused those who Inck It.—Principal Olive Jones, New A'ork city. Mutes Hold Congress. Tito latlln love of gesticulation had full play In Rome nt the first na­ tional congress of dcnf-nnd-dumh Ital­ ians, the delegate# to which repre­ sent 40,000 denf mutes throughout the country. Eloquent am! lengthy speeches wero delivered, but not a sound wnir heard. The speaker* used only lltelr finger*.. The congress wants cgmpulrory free education for «U their kind. t ! The Herald delivered *lx time* a week for 15«. The Kennison Property, known as the old Fibre Factory site, railroad track and water front. Exclusive sale for short time. REALTOR jjj Orlando � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 12, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1923. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1D2.T READY FOR SUBMISSION TO LEGISLATURE ITS REC O.MMENDATIONS Officials on Budget Arc Well I’lcnscd AVIth the First Budget ' (Hr The AMoeintcil I’rrial TALLAHASSEE, March 10.—Tho budget commission expected to finish work today /yid with the exception of probably a few details have ready for submission to the legislature Its rccommendation regarding appropria­ tions to run the state government for the next tyo years. Officials who have hnd the budget the principal task be­ fore them for several weeks nfe wild to be well pleased with the manner in which the state’s first plnn of lump appropriations has worked out. Th ire was no information as to the total amount called for in the budget. AFTER FIFTY YEARS SERVICE AH MEMBER OF CONGRESS OUR OWN BAND WILL PLAY AT 4:15 O’CLOCK SUNDAY AFTERNOON Our own hand will piny in Sanford after a successful scries of concerts out of town. The program which has scored such a hit in the neighboring towns will he repeated for the benefit of the home folks: Mnreh—‘National Emblem Q’Farrnr Grand Selection—William Tell....... Rossini Baritone Solo—Selected—Played by Miss Helen Witte. Allegretto e vnlse—On the Henuti- • ful Rhine . Keler-Hclu INTERMISSION March—Billboard ............. Se'vcrill Overture—Poet n!”l Pensant Von Suppe Sextette from Lucia de l.nmnicrmoor . Donizetti Corner Solo—Selected Played by ‘ Johnny Schirnrd* Selection of Scottish Melodies Bishop Guy .Mannering Star Spangled Banner . Key Six Great N ights’ of. Circus Tricks and Biff Stunt Ill* The .\Nnorlnfrt! I*rr»» I CHICAGO, Murch 10.—Uncle Joe Cannon was hnck nt home last night, in Danville, after a half century of •Vnicrlran Legion Circus Will Open public service. Monday With llig Jazz Parade ’’Back In Illinois" were his first words a* he stepped from the train Attn hoy! We’re off! here yesterday Into a whirling March Now cnmcit the "circus"—the real wind. The words were softly spoken genuine, dyed-in-the-wool circus, with and he brushed his hand across moist all its racket nnd nil its spiels! The g-r-a-n-jl opening will he pull­ The cameramen importuned him to ed Monday evening—arid, if all that •tutyl for n flashlight, Uncle Joe has been said of thin performance straightened up just perceptibly, and shnll prove true, there will he gala barked: "Shoot, but make it snappy. limes nil through this week. Shiwit it nil nt once every D----- one The tent is ready, but, hush! It of you." ni rived so Into in the week and was Jle refused to discuss women in such n whopper that it took "nil the politics or answer their political ques­ king’s horses and nil the king’s men to tions, hut he talked almost wistfully get It ready for Monday; and nil day of home. At one time he 'said “I’m today there wns hammering nnd saw­ going horn. I’m going homo to get ing nnd sweating in order that none •onus sleep.” Then with q smile "be­ should he disupointed. lieve me when 1 get home I’m going Girls have been busy disposing of to eat up the house." season tickets—nil striving .for the Later he reverted to the journey great prize of the diamond ring—and from Washington, saying: more than *ix hundred have already “Oh, yes, I guess I’m out of politics been disposed of; but they haven’t —I’m out of condition, going homo— really started in this work ns yet. home to get well." Why, thnt lug tent will hold 2,500 nnd A pause, his jaw tightened, nnd he still hnve room for the rings nnd the set his old hickory cane, a companion dancing pint forms. All thnt spnee of many years, with an emphatic tap will have to he filled—^1*° the Ameri­ on the floor, saying: can Legion will have to go without a “And I guess I will too." * building. Just whnt is to be sprung on the patrons of the circus is difficult to say. There arc promised at least ten stunts—count ’em—ten. There are to he soibc dogs there, and it may he said right off the reel thnt the dogs ore well worth whnt Is to he pnid to see the whole show. Monday night will bring out facts The Todd St Worsham Auction Com­ and will demonstrate precisely whnt pany, with headquarters' nt Chnttn- will take place when the tent opens noogo, Tenn., have ontcrcd this a c ­ its flaps to the public. Whatever may tion nnd as n starter have secured a be shown it is understood that the large tract of Innd on French avenue project is to help the American Le­ Just south of tho Oviedo branch of gion boys build their new' home. the A. C. I*. Ry.p and will plat it into rrsidenre lots and dispose of them to the highest bidder at a big auction ,Eustis Pleased •ale commencing nl 1 p. m. on Fri­ With Sanford Band day. March 23, Thsre will bo a band And Their Concert concert and a lively time is promised *11 who attend. Cash prize# will also gi^en away and there will be The Sar.ford Band gave n very ex­ something doing nil the tjme. cellent program in Eustin Friday evThe land to be sold is owned by Dr. ehing. The previous Sunday tho San­ W. 0 . Aldridge and brother of this ford people had the pleasure of list­ city and Is a very desirable snbdlvl- ening to an enjoyable concert given , 'on» tying entirely within the city by the Eustbi band. The idea of In­ limits, and where the homes can bo terchanging bands between different •quipped with every modern convert- committee of chamber of commerce ience. lur and the Tolirist and Convention Messrs. A. C. Todd and J. W. Oliver, committee If tho chamber of comtncrcc "ith lj)n D. Worsham, the auction- i* in receipt of requests from other tcG aro in the city tompleting nr- citie* not included in the original ar­ ^figementa for the sale. Which pro- rangements, praising tho idea nnd Jidsci to be the biggest Oilng of the requesting that It be extended to In. kind over pulled off in this section. elude them. * ‘ ‘ . ' Don’t forget (ho date knd remembor, a *°, that you are most cordially InT hi Herald delivered six times a '•ted to bo prtaont. eck for 15c. . ■ The Ofnla District mooting of the Florida Baptist# will be held In San* ford next Wednesday and Thursday, The following program will be carried out by the Wcklwn, Indinn River, St. Johns, Alachua, Seminole and Marion Baptist Associations: Wednesday, March 11 10 n. m. Devotional—Sanford. 10:15 a. m. Appointment of commit- NOT DECIDED ABOUT SUNDAY RUT MAY REMAIN AT tecs; registration, resolutions, 'pub­ REACH . licity. Greetings—Slis# Allie TrnfTord. . «/!!▼ The Associated t’rraal Response, Mr*. W. H. I»l$by. PALM BEACH, March 10.—AlterReports fro ip nsaocintional presi­ ation of tentative plans brought Pres­ dents and recognition of ussocintional ident Harding and the varntion pnrofficer*. . ty here today slightly ahead of sched­ One minute report* from societies. ule.. The president had expected to 11 a. m. Inspirational Address, Miss leave the houseboat Pioneer this fore­ Emma Leachmnn, Atlanta, Ga. noon at Hobo Sound, 3u miles north 12 M„ Dismission. of here for n round of golf, where 1:45 p. m., Devotional, Mrs. A. L. elaborate plana had been made for Abercrombie. his entertainment. Through a change 2 p. m. Address, “W. M. U. Organi­ Of plan* today’s golf game was chang­ zations" Mr*. II. A. Inglls. ed to the links here. Whether the par­ Standards of KxcelloneeJ Mrs. it. ty would remain over Sunday was un­ C. Peclmnn. • * decided. Special music. 4 p. m., Dismission. 7:30 p. m. Devotional, Misn Mary Walters. Special Mimic, Stetson university. Inspirationnl address, Dr. F. D. King “Christ’s Farewell and the Message of the Men in White." Thursday, Murch 15 10 a. m. Separate meeting for men | and women. Subject foj- discussion at the man’aj meeting, Round Table Discussion of, Associntional Needs and How to Meet! Thbm. i \ , ,<l. I . I’rugrntn ID a. m., Devltionnl. Mr*. II.'C. Gar­ wood. Open Forum: W. M. U. prob­ lem*, Associntional and Local; How to Solve them. , 11 n. ni. Address, Dr. S. It. Rogers, Dismission. 1:45 p. m. General meeting, under chnrgo of Dr. F. 1). King nr.d Dr. S. 11. Rogers. . Devotional. . . Illy Tlic A«Mi»rInf r»l l*rr»a) Taking stock; brief message* from MIAMI, March 10.-Captain Tho*. churches. lampsier, commanding the fleet of air­ Address, Dr. B. D. Gray, secretary planes on n test flight to Porto Rico home mission hout/fi Atlanta, Ga. 3 itod the plane* weie in first elass Dismission. / condition and ready f >r the flight to 7:30 p. m., General Meeting. Prayer Havana. He anntiuiued the hop off and Praise servXre. Dr. It. W. Tbiot. would he made Sunday morning at Sjiecinl music,J Stetson University. about K o'clock, and has notified tho Address. Dr.JR. I). Gray. American etnbnsspy in Havana to this Song nnd Benediction. effect. Judge Housholder Is Elected Secretary Judges* Association JACKSONVJI.LK. March HI.— Judge A. E. Leslie of Live (>nk late yesterday was elected president of the County Judges’ association of Flo­ rida at the annual meeting of the or­ ganization here. Other officers chosen were: Judge W. II. Blanton, of Minnti, first vice president; Judge J. J. Mc­ Collum, Bushncll, second vice pres­ ident; Judge E. F. Householder,.Sem­ inole, secretary; Judge John W. Du­ bose, Duval, treasurer; Judge Hal W. Adams, Mayo, Jadgo B. II. Johnson, Jasper, and Judge J. O, Culpepper, Perry, members of the legislative commjttee. The executive committee is composed of the officers. The place for the next annual meeting has not yet been settled. . The judges pledged themselves to fight tho convict leasing system in the state and promised their assistance to W. A, McRae, commissioner o f ag­ riculture, In his efforts to obtain the passage of a law to abolish tho sys­ tem at the nqxt session of tho legisla­ ture. Tho meeting closed today. SEMINOLE CAFE 8UNDAY DINNER BREAK IN I4PK LINK IN CALI FORNIA OIL* FIRLD8 PLAYS UAVOC <lly Tin* Aaaorltlrd 1‘rraal LOS ANGELES. Cr.llf., March 10.— An unidentified mail believed to hnve been burned to death Is missing and a number of houses nnd dairy destroyed by a fire which swept nn area more thnn a quarter of ii mile In length nnd a hundred yard# wide as the result of u break in nn oil pipe line along the highway near Arttydn, 18 miles south­ east of here according to n rcpoit. The missing man is anid to be a stringer who attempted to pass over the flhroe swept roal In an automo­ bile. Cries for help were heard soon after he disappeared. Rescue parties found tho burned mnchlnc but no trace of man. — Railroad Mep’s Club Buys Valuable Property in Marion County Tho Seminole Cafe invites you to Sunday dinner tomorrow with one of- Will Have Country Club and Recrea­ tion Center for liailroad .Men tho most complete nnd satisfying menus you have ever enjoyed. You know what the Seminole can do In OCALA March 10—A deal has been this line. Read the menu in today’s closed here by which the railroad Herald. men’s country club, n Huntington, W. MIAMI, March 10.—An unidenti­ Va., corporation becomes tho owner fied man wns instantly killed l]erc by of Dixon Irvlno estate at Orange Iaiko a truck today. In his hand he, bore n including the residence and large trac,. slip of paper with the notation num­ Tho corporation, comptsed of employber of an automobile bo! Icvcd to be m of the Chcsapeuko nnd Ohio rail­ road, members of the Brotherhood of registered in Indianapolis, Ind. • . . linilway Trainmen, railway clerks, lo­ ...................... .............. _r___ _________ th e Princess Theatre will have comotive engineers, ajnounced their j..* - “ __1_d .«• it. "_4 » t shouse and• intention of •building nrlub i yacht house and laying ou' hc estate for a winter retreat. NUMBER 297 SHOULD BRING OUT LARGEST CROWD IN HISTORY The public hearing called by the BUT ANGORA GOVT. FINDS War Department will he held in San­ DIFFICULTIES IN ECON­ ford Thursday, March 15th. The hear­ OMIC SECTION • * ing is for the purpose of securing infuunntion upon which to base a re­ port on n preliminary examination of the St. Johns River, Jacksonville to Sanford in compliance with an item in :• re.ccnt river and harbor net passed SOCIETY CIRCUS AND CARNIVAI TurkeS' Insists on Subjects in Al lied Countries Accorded Sept. 22, 11>22. The meeting was to WILL HOLD Sume Rights have been held in the office of the SWAY Chamber of Commerce, but inasmuch as a large number have expressed mine of next wpek will he CONSTANTINOPLE, March 10.— their intention .of being present, the' continuous amusement If Although Turkey’s answer to the prohealing will be held in the court iilitions are favorable. The pom!* submitted to her at UtuantM * house. Information showing the ne.rgion is planning a b ig , asks no important Inudiflcation# of cesslty for tile improvement of the. he nature of a society cir- ‘ political clauses of the ttvaty, the AnSt. Johns fiver frbm Jacksonville to, nivnl, under the auspices go'ra government finds her difficulties Sanford to a twenty foot dept will be pbclI-Losaing*Post. Folic- In the economic section and .in pnraleen active in selling tick -. graphs covering troublesome enpitularge number have been ' lations question. The note now in tho Campbell-Lossing lo s t Is) hands of the liritish, French anl Italvniuanic statistics have been secured •rouily supported by S a n ->hut higli commissioners’ insists that by the League by which it is expected for they have never yet Turkish subjects in nllied countries be to convince the Federal government j it over hiifli class amuse- accorded the same rights as the ni­ that the present, and prospective ton­ ght* everyone their mini- lie* seek for the national sin Turkey. nage warrants the improvement. The proceed* from thin It also proposes further discussion of The league is in receipt of uiftirc go to liui!d a new hom e. those economic clauses upon which from Jacksonville, Polalku, Del.nml, . there has ns yet been no agreement. Green Cove Springs, Snnfonl, Orinn-' co, Kissimmee and other points in the interior and oil the Kn*t Const that rt presentative* will lie present at this hearing. These representatives will CONSTANTINOPLE, March 10,1comprise some of the largest shippers1 The Turkish government'* reply to and business infii of these section*!: T. J. Miller ft Son Started their big the Allied peace proposals arrived here who will lie placed on the stand ns furniture sale today and in yester­ by courier from Angora yesterday a f ­ day's Herald they had a page iidvor- ternoon and was handed to tho Brit­ [fisetiient calling your attention to the ish, French and Italian high commis­ big sale that will close on March 31*1. sioner*. Copies will also be delivered This i* your chance to get everything to the American and Jnpnnese repre­ >iiu want In the furniture line at sentatives. price* that will sell the good*. Bed­ The whol mdc is couched in most room suites, breakfast room suites, moderate language and suggests re­ living room stole*, chnirs, lied*, tablr*. sumption rtf the negotiations'In some lamps, mattresSrs, rvfrtgoralgj'x, all European town, preferably Constan­ going nt price* thr.t will make, them tinople. The nolo comprises 115 page*. move and that wall save you money. The note snys there.arc no funda­ This j* the time of the year to think mental modifications’ proposed In the* about fixing up the house nnd chang­ political clauses of the draft treaty. ing the furniture and making over Turkey, however, desire# sovereignty the style of the room* and furniture. of Casteloritznn off the southern const T J. Miller R- Son have one of the of Asia minor (anil the small lslnndsi largest stocks of furniture m Hu* part di pendent upon Tenedos Island) o ff of the state and they are going to give the went const of Asia minor. She al­ their customer* the benefit of low so suggests the Mnritz River “Thal­ prices during the big sale. Fee the weg" (lowest point of the v.alley) a# windows and tonight while you aro the frontier of Thrace, rather than down town call in nnd look over tho the right hank of the river. fine stock. ' Regarding, the economic clauses of the draft treaty the note proposes that clause# 71 to 117, upon which agree­ ment hn* not been reached, should be disjoined from the draft nnd subse­ quently discussed. Carlot Shipments Report, l’art four of the draft treaty, deal­ day, March !>ih ing with communications and sanita­ Florida—Sanford section ry questions, ns accepted with slight Florida—Manatee section . modifications, Part five dealing with California prisoners of war, is integrally acccptFlorida—Tampa section ... Shipping Point Information for Fri• day. March 9th: SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. Hauling* heavy, demand slow, move­ ment druggy, market dull. Carloads f, o. h. usual terms: 10 inch crate# Golden Self-blanching 4-0 doz. stalk# ough $1.05.11.75, New French 4-tl doz. stalks in the lough, .00, mostly around $1.50, few well blanched higher. S Total Carlut Shipments from San­ ford this season to date _____ Total carlot shipments from Man. ntcr this season to (into ............ Total carlot shipments from San ford last scn#MV\o"idate ...■:.‘.'..VT,457 Total carlot shipments from Man­ atee last season to date — . 724 PITTSBURGH: 44. raining.' 18 Floritln arrived, 39 cars on track In­ clining^ broken. Supplies liberal, de­ mand and movrment slow, market Unfilled Orders U. S. dull. Flnridn, 10 Irfth crates, Golden Steel Corporation 7,­ Self-blanching and New French strain 283,989 Tons Short i-fi doz. stalks, $2.50-12.75; 7-8 dot. stalks $2.26-12.50. NEW YORK: 33, cloudy. 9 Florida Increase of 373,213 Tana Over l.nst arrived. Supplies limited, demand and Y’ear movement limited, market rather dull. Florida, 10 Inch crates Golden Self­ » (H r T lir A u a r ta tr il I*rr*al NEW YORK, March 10.—Unfilled blanching 3-0 dozen stalk# $2.75-$3, orders of tho Vnltcd Stntes Steel Cor­ fcvlr $3.25; 8 dot. stalks $1.75-$2.00. poration up to February 28th t made few $2.25; 10 dos. stalks $1.50; wash­ public today totalled 7,283,989 tons, ati ed bunches 3-0 doz. stalks $3.00-$3.50. ii.crca# of three hundred and seventy- .PHILADELPHIA: 35, sleeting. No three thousand two hundred and.thlrteen tans over that -at end preceding A# regard* n regime for fnieigucrs In Turkey, the note Kuggi ta th tho title of this section should read ‘‘C\in* ' vention of region* be twee'll Turkoy and the Allied Powers" nnd insists on the same prerogative* for Turkish subjects in allied states as for f» u v o t­ ers in Turkey. • , The note states that the text of tho draft treaty therefore hns been modi­ fied to avoid any disposition contrary to international practice. LADIES AN'!> MEN HAVE SPECIALS AT CUURCUWELLS IJulies Shoes nnd Men’s Spring Suits urn exploited at Churchwell’a today. Special low prices on shoes and clothing today. Sec ChurchwoH's ad­ vertisement every day. FUNERAL OF JOUN BADGER The funeral o f John Badger who died in Mnryvilli-, Tenn., several d*y* ago was held at the Lakeview ceme­ tery this morning, the remains being accompanied from Miller’s chapel to. the cemotcfy by Sanford Lodge, F. & A. M., and Worshipful Mssler D. Hubbctt of Sanford lodge had charge of the chrcmony nnd Dr. Brownlee of •the Presbyterian church officiated. Deceased was tho son-in-law of D. 11. C. Rabun of the west side and Mrs. Badger was well known here. Tho family has the sympathy of many friends in this Section. The Herald delivered six times * . week for 15c. . �THE SANFORfl DAILY MEPAIJ), ijAGE EIGHT NOTICE! ire willing to pay. That is the kind we hnmllo ■ Give us n trial am! remember —:YOUR MONEY HACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED— * Ready Mixed Feeds or all the '"Makingfe" if yo\t mix y<nir own ' » THE CASH FEED STORE Feed, Grain, Hay and Fertilizers Myrtle Avenue nnd Pourlh Street-----------------------WHITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS, 33c ' called “Christ in America,'' given un:der the direction of Mrs. Wren MciGuin. This fact nlone assures the 1public; of something unusuully good. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor They will be assisted by the best musPhone 217-W |leal ta!rnt in the city. If |Mkart aar trim *. sU lllo cT O — If T O O art ralu -H /w h rr*a r r..rtiin « There will he no udmission, hut n tM f, ar It f m n aram lrrt.lnlu*. w rit m a a a ta lA rt laIfc latniarraral, slrlaaj silver offering will bo taken. Ilf III, mt lf|rp h n »9 lit* ll» « . * 1( w tl SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday—Mrs. R. J. Holly will enter­ tain the members of the nook L iv­ ers club at her home on Park avc., ut 3:30 p. m. Friday—Mothers Club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Minnrik on Laurel avc., at 3:30 p. m. Friday—Regular monthly meeting of the Sallie Harrison Chapter N. S D. A. It. will be held at the home of Mrs. F. F. Dutton ot :l o’clock. Saturday—Cccilinn Music Club meets at 3 o’clock at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. Saturday—Cooked Food Side at • Stokes’ Cash Store, by Women’s Guild, Holy Cross church. Sunday—Musical at Methodist Church at 7:46 p. tn. by Cosmos Trio of Or­ lando for the benefit of the Pipe Organ. Saturday—American I.eg ion Auxil­ iary precis at the home of Mrs. W. T. Langley on.Park avenue nt 3:90 o'clock. • Mondny—St. Agnes Guild business meeting ut the home of Mrs. S. M. ENTERTAINS CIRCLE The numbers of Circle No. 2 were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. 1. W. Hughey Tuesday after­ noon. Some very interesting plans' W ere talked over for the future. Finns were made for an Easter basket sale end the committee appointed. The hostess nerved strawberries jvilh whipped cream and wafers. Mrs. M. Moyc nnd Miss Esther Hughey assisted the hostess in enter­ taining the guests. SURPRISE IJIRTIIDAY PARTY Miss Bertha Turner wns the honoree Wednesday nt a surprise birthday party given by a number of her Iriendf. The color motif of pink nnd white was beautifully enrried out will, quantities of SWeet peas and other <ut flowers. The evening was quickly spent with games of al kinds and nt a late hour refreshments of ire cream nnd cake were served by Mrs. Hnmrick, assist­ ed by Mrs. It. Z. Johnson and Mrs. M. Cross. Thore present were Misses Berthn Turner, Lillian Glidcwcll, Inn Pcarcc, l.ntene Vickery, Thelma Turner, Tctssy Vi liable, Vifgic Turner, Katherine Matthews, Messrs. Jack Breeden. Frcil 4 NOTICE An addition to the Tacking and Precooling plant of the Sanford Far­ mers' Exchange at Bcardall is now be­ ing made which will enable the plant to take care of 40 per cent more cel-, cry than they are now handling. COOKED FOOD SALE -T 0 N I G II T- Tjie K xq u isit A dance daring .even for Broadway. It was 4pi.bw her last—ahe was go­ ing to marry;. But I * Does any man's love last? It’a not like a woman's, which is nterllng. Man’s love is plated; it, vf^ars through, after a little tin!*, and reveals the barer alloy beneath. She knew this but this man was different. And then—well—betyer sea the pic- All 1847 Brand SilVcr, * 25% Discount Now in display in window SEE CATHRAE Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Rank MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 15th All Forms The Women's Guild of Holy .Cross church, will hold a cooked food sale, Saturday afternoon at Stokes’ ,Cnsh Store. All kinds of good things will be 0n Hale. 294-3tr Jeweler NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 contemplates n raise in icale to 75c per hour, tnking effect. May 15, 1923. 291-2Ctp ORGAN ItBCITAl On Sunday evening at 7:45 there wili be a musical by the Cosmos Tfjo of Orlnndo at the Methodist church. There will ho vocal, piano hnd‘ pipe Good (Juulitj Fabric Finish, 48 Sheets, 18 Envelopes, Regular price. 75c Organ selections. This trio needs no introduction as they have been hoard here on several occasion!!. In the trio are Mr. and Mrs. Wade, ami Mar­ guerite Moor-Jones (Mrs. Peter B. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Jones). There will be no admission, bet u , Rpxall Store Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency silver offering will be taken up, for PHONE .125 Sanford, Florid* the benefit of the Pipe Organ. 29t-4tc ■ Q iiR iin a a iiiB u s a x a iiD R a iiiiiin iis s iiiia a iia iiiiiR iii TRY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal. A good no3C would lie tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, inhaling the odors of ull our appetizing, wholesome goodies. R O U T H BAKERY AT THE PIC.GLY WIGGLY WHERE PRICES ARK LOWEST SEE WHAT T il E l OFFER TODAY Next-to-Princess Theatre 10 Stores in Georgia at the MKRK1K MATRONS BRIDGE CLUB } Mrs. W. T. Langley was the chnrtnjing hostess yesterdny afternoon when Miss Margaret .KldrcJge, of Rich­ die entertained at bridge at her home mond, Va., is the attractive guest of j.i Park avenue, the guests being the M a tro n s her unde and aunt. Mr. nnd M»-<- R­ mi r» h eis of th e M e -rie E. Eidiedge nt their h .me in Paula. .. 1 Store in Florida SS Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store of the American Legion Auxiliary, Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock nt the All Of cxrr home of dr*. W. T. Langley. game of members are asked to be present I'fteinoop. Mrs. C. P. Harley, of Definnre, O., a dainty t who is spending the winter nt Day- «on by Mi tona Reach, is the guest of Mrs. lia r -1 At the c ry B. Lewis nt her hom« mi Magnolia the hosted avenue. ' . ’ii » * w nr FOR T ill} HOSPITAL TONIGHT The side splitting play at the High School tonight is for the bum-fit of t|ie local hospital. It i fostered b ythe Kiwunls club and is for laughing pur­ white plaited skirt, clever hat of redj poses only. Come to thi^high school lira'll with fluted rqsuites completed; nnd forget your troubles with ri good Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund Day, of Dun­ this coslutne. . *"* laugh. And the proceed* are. for your kirk, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. R. L Day Mrs. Hawkins Connelly was .very hospital. nnd daughter Prudence; Mrs. N. Uufchat tiling with her frow-frow sporty lington, of West Lyon, Pa.j’ Mm. N ., dress of - blue and white combination J. Mackonski, of |irudford, Pa.; Mrs. embellished with hltndsomo embroid­ J. R. Wilson, A. E. Crandall nnd Don ery with scarf to match the dress and C. Russctt, of Pittsburgh, I’n., made MAGNOLIA' LEAVES WANTED—In also wore an unusual sport dress of up n merry pnrty spending the day teply, stato quantity available and Mnllison’s Sport Fill;. This was alro yesterday nt Daytona Reach a* the location from Sanford.—Gulf I ruccss- worn with one of the new matching guests of A. *E. Crandall. These . Ing Co., 2405 Union Avc., .CbattJ- scarf*. < chaiming people hove been the guests Mrs. Robert Herndon displayed the itojgn, Term. 297 5tp of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson for the larger sizes In n most graceful manpast two months ur.d leave for their i ncr, one suit being a white Kiishnun \Vhole 30me Horne homes tomorrow. 'Crepe with plaited skirt the coat be­ Made Hominy The Atlantic (i Pacific Tei ing trimmed, with black and white PAGF-ANT AT METIIODIKT She also wore pony nd\ert:ve some per inIn Icheckered heavy r.ilk. OU can’t find n more . CHURCH wholesome mul nour­ grocery, line tmlny. Sp«cial:: ill a pretty afternoon drw«s of gray Georishing food than hom iny. jg ette figured over gray Cliarmeuse. 4 Noxt Friday evening there will Ih< goods, tea nml CufTee. ovaporat It I* so easy to ipukc thnt i She ulro showed to advantage several a pageant nt the Methodist church, etc. Set the r.dvnti.iemont. every farmer cun, nnd pretty summer Sw iss'dresses for tho should, make Ids own. Not only beemise It's bet­ ■■■■K«BnBaKBna«aauaaHM K3arnnnnr:ogn.B.i.-;K-juaKaaanna3M U | hot weather. ter but because it's cheap­ M Mi Idled Holly, with her .usual grnco er. Two cans pf Giant Cue Misses’ dre-skos, one of Lye nnd n bushel of com Real value in a motor car m u sv o f necessity, ■ displayed make n winter’s supply. them hejng a white orgn|itly cmbraldD lM O T I O N S t sllsso h n be expressed in the things the eye cannot ci ed In large blue dots with n largo If ra n o/ (Slant I p r In J uhijc Uertha uud ''white organdy. gallons O j u v le r In a gauge. Hupmobile wheels are strong and 3 She also sang u hqIo In a ro<o sport Tart» frwi i n i l r . IV/ieo near I hr limiting Point tough because the spokes a^e all seconds ■ d lt is of rosp frow-trow in n very a.IJ J g u u ru o f t h a l M r u m ta n J stir U ntil the growth hickory—more expensive, and tlil'fi- S girlish Qtodel with a hat to match of hulls lio r tn l. S kh n rnsdadJ ft t s h v o te r s tr same matenql fnctfd with whjte tafM S l.tfm u during siittcult to obtnin. . fita and trimmed with white pearls. n w iti f . T r a n s fn to rn ro pan ml raid mrater and rub w ill hands ro reNew anil Reduced Prices “ Another showed the audience how to snner ksosrntd hulls, spend the summer Ip a camping sport rhanglng trsfe r S or 4 Effective Jnnunr.v KifHl lim es. Keen In r o l l w irjit of khski with Norfolk jacket r.rtd Imickerc. Sport shoes from Ladies’ Rest Room Y Sanford. Fla.. Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole nml I-alte Counties One of the LorjieHt aud M5dt L |::tu-dntc Drive-In Filling ' * Stations In this part of the stale >' * * , Notice Is hereby Riven that n bill * will be introduced lit the 1923 *e»» ion 0r the Florida legislature to prohibit ** Istilling in the Inkes, rivers,' canals *** land streams of Seminole county, also ** to regulate the cntch and mentis cm-. ^ ! ployed, and also provide penalty for r4 its violation. Pi Sanford Chamber of Commerce,: ®* Seminole County Fish & Game . 291-tfc Protective Association. HAUMKL8 1923 FASHION ItEVUK AT PARISH HOUSE LAST NIGHT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS rASHIONABI.Y gowned . 2 col box and showed to ndvr That modeling is on art in itself, pretty .green nnd v.h oil -will agree who saw the clcvfr mun- Wool canton. Anotr uequlns parade the new Spring styles was an old blue silk before the throng of fashionably waist, trjmmod In gowned women who attended th e ;and cmbrMdcrcd in pponlng or the Fashion Show nfc the Misses' costume. Parish House last night. ! Esther Miller, in There was grace in every move- jbeauty, was stylish i ment nnd posture of the young women celected by Bnumcl to display the new dress nnd In a black Hnd white figured yellow and white sport gowns, nnd even hud not the spring dress and Irocka been so ravlshingly lovely in dress. themselves, the show would have been The stage was arranged in a molt well worth seeing. artistic manner n big red book being But, nh!. those new frocks—who the entrance for the models and the would not look like a Peri In them! jcovers had the words “ Bnumel’s Fash­ Such a bewildering riot of color; such ion Revue for Spring, 1923,n and as bewitching new effects, auch becom­ .little Miss Peggy Paige in the person ing mode*—seldom has a season been j of Miss Julia Higgins, opened the !cover of the big style book the young so favored. The crimtions, it is whispered, arc ladies stepped forth radinnt in the the very choicest seloctiona from the new spring styles and the whole ef­ pleasing and nrtlstic. New York designing snlons of Peggy fect wns most * •• Jt yak . '' m Each one In the audience wus pre­ Paige—a name that has long stood for supremacy in style. Assuredly sented with a box of cholocatcr. nnd they arc the work of- ah artiat, a the following interesting program wns master who plays with filmy fabrics, *rendered: ; >' with contours and curves, with sleeves Cornet nnd Saxophone Duel—John­ nnd basque nnd bloucc nnd belt and nie nnd Bernard SchirnrO. hem line and panels nnd godets and Delightful Tuner,— .Miss Lilly Ruth gerlandes as a symphony director | Spencer, accompanied by Miss Char­ ploys with the Feeds nnd strings and lotte Smith brasses of his orchestra. Mildred j Enticing Velma And it was not alone gowns that distracted one. There wore lingeries which were nvthing short of dreams; millineiy which was a temptation; de­ lightful little accessories that were of such smnrtneHS thnt one felt on al­ most irresistible desire to clutch and hold. And the beautiful shoes to match were from Lloyd's Shoe Store and were up-to-date in every line. And there wns a harmony about it, t Real Values on Silk Dresses for the end of “National • Silk Week’’ And MONDA CANTON CREPE $18.50 Dresses for $28.00 Dresses for $30.00 Dresses for CREPE FOU LA - . CREPE DE $25.00 Dresses for �!; > a p k ,t w o ' Sanford Daily Herald I * « k l l a k r 4 c a r r y a f t e r n o o n r m r c y t k»»> 4 my a t t h e H r r n l S l l u l l d l n n , 107 S U |» I U A rr, I n t u r f i FU. The Herald Printing Co. rrnLiaiiK itft C d llo r n . j . h o l l y ----------------------- K. J . I . I I . I . A i m ____ R r r r r l n r y - T r r n . u r r r I I . A . H R R L ___ '.____ U r n r r n l M n n o a r r II. a . I IO I.I.Y .... A d r r r i l . I n K M n n n a r r A d r r r t l t l u lla trn M ade l i n o n n on A p p lica tio n ■ THE SANFOIU) DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923 71,1 .. FOR FLORIDA Floridn is very much Interested in the coming session of the legislature. There arc many serious problems to confront the members, nnd the grav­ est seems to be matters of taxation. Taxes can bo reduced—yes, greatly reduced nnd thus Justify n tnx of two mills to be used by cnch county for advertising purposes. This might be a solution to the advertising problem. There are counties in Florida ripe in golden opportunities which have ev­ er hid their lights under a bushel. This state in climate nnd resources is far ahead of California and yet millions of people even regard the California orange a? good as those grown in Florida. Florida is known generally because Miami is located in the state. People do not know that Inrger and better crops of food products enn be raised in Florida than in any other part of the world. People do pot know that Gadsden county produces the finest tobacco grown in the United States. They do not know of thu vast acres of cel­ ery in Seminole nnd Manatee counties. They do not know that millions of dol­ lars worth of com nnd other staples are raised in West Floridn. They do not know that South Florida can suc­ cessfully raise three craps of vege­ tables a year. They do not know mill­ ions of dollars arc made in Florida in idnenpple*, in tomatoes, in cabbage, in grapefruit, in alligator pears, in strawberries, in fact, in all vegetables am) farm products. Florida leads the world in phos­ phate, timber and nnvn! stores. Tlvre is not a Bingle county that is not ripe in opportunity. Advertising all of Florida’s resour­ c e s is the necessary thing nnd adver­ tising the same in n most effective mannur,—Jacksonville Observer. ------------ o-----------ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TOURISTS would resort to mob law nnd lynch Inga. Contrast his words with the action of Sheriff llngon at Pnlatka who risked death and escaped with a wound in giving battle to a mob that sought to storm the jail to take h prisoner. There’s a real officer! He swore to uphold the law nnd ho did it.—Jack­ sonville Journal. --------1>-----------ARRESTING A MOD ■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■«*■■■ Hr ****** k* I* Bn nq ** h AGRICULTURAL WEST 11ARSON WARNS WHEAT GROWERS N h ki M B *s * * * * * * b * m r r tt « "I ■■ ka im k« aj k* i f Y ■ ■■ s r it i * W ith Y o u r s e lf ■ s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 1 0 - Ing out g ifts to the farmers. • It can ■ Last week wo quoted Roger W. link- be solved only by intelligent leader­ Make nn agreement with yourself to de­ son relative to conditions in the "In- ship with tho netivo co-operation of dustrinl West.” This*week Mr. Rob­ posit a certain §um with the PEOPLES L I .W I X m i l l ' l * rir r a la llo n S laan arr tile newspapers. I’k o n r S M . I V a f t e r 3 p. to. An unusual news story comes from son treats of the Agricultural W est: HANK uf Sanford every week, for fifty-two -t "Of course, no one should assume . n n k a r H p l l o n I ' r J r r In A d r a a r c Pnlntkn. Thirteen men, identified by "The Agricultural West," he soya, neeka; or every month, for twelve months. satoo One -U + the sheriff us members of a mob which "is confronted with a fundamental law from these comments the idea thnt io o SlV ■o''M| a <l . ■ i «r j ji ii • * i . }i ; attempted to storm the tMunty jail in which is this: the consumption per the Agricultural West is dependent V f ) r l |« r r e d fir r i f f b y C a r r i e r Whatever the amount is, save it reguOne Week...:...:..... ............... — .15 t e a l * the effort to get a negro chnrgcd with capita of wheat decreases as n pcoplo upon wheftt. The industries of this , Inrly and you will succeed. ■ T h e h i * IS - l o IN-POKC A V r r h ly H e r killing a white man at Gainesville, becomes more prosperous. The busi­ wonderful section of tho United Stat­ ■ -t v a id r a l l r e l y e o r r r a N ro a ln o le f‘V C o unty i a n d la p u b l l a h r d e v e r y I ' r l d n y . A d v e r hnvo boo nnrrested nnd Jailed. Mnking ness man cats less wheat than his es nre becoming more diversified ovThis institution wishes help you to tla ln * r a lr a m a d e k u o n n on a p p llra cry day. Moreover, these diversified the case more unusual, the thirteen chauffeur; the chauffeur eats less t I o n . $1.00 p e r y e a r , a l t r a y a l a a d v a n r r . win financial independence. Ul. men Jniled are all employes o f the than the Italian gardener nnd tho industries nre rapidly picking up. The Sli: Ml) K it T IIK ASSO C IA TE D MIKNS state, engaged in road maintenance gardener eats less than the immigrant lumber industry of Minnesota, tho Tlic A M o rla te d P r o a s 1* e x c lu s iv e ly entitle*) to l h " u s e f o r r* P O b llc« tlo n o f work. who has just Inndcd. Each genera­ dntrying interest? of this section, and a ll now * d la p a lrlie n c r e d i t e d to It » r ALL DEPOSITS INSURED no t o t h e r w l e o c r e d i t e d In th in p a p e r The negro shot und killed one of tion o f n given family cats less wheat the vurlous..othur lines nre improving. und nlno t h e lo c a l n e w s p u b lis h e d these road employes nnd was taken than the preceding generation, nnd so Packing, which was flat on its hack h e re i n . . . ■ All r i g h t s o f r n - p u b l i c a t i o n o f sp e c ia l from Gainesville to Palatka for safe it goes. This low does not apply to a year ago, is turning over onto, its ■ d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n n r e a ls o r e s e rv e d . g ■ side preparatory to getting up. All keeping. Friday night a mob attacked cotton, sugar, rubber nnd certain oth­ ■ O ff lee t I I K I I A I . U I l C I L I l I X f i . P h o n e MS ■ tho live stock business looks better the Pulntkn Jail, greeting the cherilf, er products. It docs not so much ap­ ■ r-n. n <\dvr;tl»lni! ltrpre,*n.alti*a ■ when he opened the door, with leveled ply to com , which is fed to live stock, and the farmer? are confidently look­ A S 50C IA T |0> j IHEAMEtt' AS I'REMA ■ Sanford, Florida pistols. Sheriff Hngim was “game" because-as people become more pros­ ing forward to higher prices. The im­ ■ nnd resisted the crowd, knocking down perous they eat more meat, nnd they provement in the copper industry nnd N the leader nnd shutting the door in consume more cotton, sugar, rubber, the great improvement in the iron V their faces. Shooting lxy;nn and eigh etc. This docs not mean there is no nnd steel industry is helping the s . . The arin of n man was foiintl in teen shots were fired into the building. hope for the w heat growers; but it northern group of these states. Lead, - the stomach of n shirk at Key West One bullet hit the nhcriff in the hand does mean that tho wheat growers xinc, und other non-ferrous metals Ienjoyment of this scene. Rufu* R«one day this week. This again raises nnd others narrowly misses! his wife have a more difficult problem than the will soon bo in better demand as the “Old Curiosity Shop” Johnson Drown, played by Reg. the question ns to 'whether the sharks great building boom develops further. Was a Biff Scream at tun and daughter. The mob fled to waiting growers of most-other products, Holly gave them a buck dance that of Florida are "man-eater*” or not. automobiles, sheriff Hagan In pursuit, "So long ns a million new immi­ This will help Missouri and certain The High School was awful and every;>oiiy cried. Mr*. Of course* there nre many sharks in lie proceeded to Gainesville, identi­ grants were coming into this country other portions of that section. The Reg Holly und Fred Wnlsma us Sleep­ Florida who do not eat men—they fied thirteen of the nttnekers and every year, anti so long ns our birth people should be taught that ’diversi­ Hurlcsquc on Old Curiosity' Shop ing Beauty nnd Prince, were fine. This c pimply take'their money, ■wore out warrants for them, charging rate remained high, there was nn in­ fication’ applies not nly to tho differ­ Shooed Great Talent r r was a very beautiful and graceful three offenses, assault with intent lo crease in the demand for wheat su f­ ent crops which a farmer plants; but V ------------ »•----------scene when the prince steals the sleep­ murder, firing into an occupied dwell­ ficient to take care of the excess sup­ to the different lines which his buys The ladies will be here in full flow­ Thu piny ut the High School last ing beauty and kisses her hand when ing nnd conspiracy to commit n fel­ ply. With the immigration practical­ enter. Let one or two of them con­ er Monday and Tuesday when the di­ ony. The thirteen men were arrested ly cut o ff—the net gain in 1912 was tinue in farming; but let one go into night was a big success and every one she awakens nnd ships the prmre. This rectors of the state federation of Wo­ enjoyed it thoroughly, with n laugh was enrried out exceptionally well nnd locked up. men's Clubs meets here. There will be only about 25,000 people—nnd with the building trades, another into small every minute on the program Sunand Mrs. Holly nnd Mr. Wnlsma art Sheriff Hagan is entitled to the con­ the constant decline in our native manufacturing, n third into merchan­ about seventy live visitors from Floford's home talent is the best in the to be commended on tins scene a* dising, nnd the fourth into the minisgratulations nnd thanks of nil Inw- birth rate, the wheat growers of the ridn cities nnd many from uther states stnte and when it cornea to acting they they did it to a perfection. Miss Evi nbiding citizens, Determined resist­ Agricultural West nre up ngniust a try, medicine, hanking or law. This and they should be entertained ns have it. This play was put on by the Grace Wagner as the Ziegficld Folly does not mean that such boys should ance to a mob nnd prompt prosecu­ very difficult [imposition, only Sanford knows how to entertain. Kin-unit Club for the benefit of th c'(;irj( was the hit of the evening, end tion of its members will do more to "As, a result of these conditions I go to the industrial cities of the Fust, hospital and they.nre to be well com -!talk about a dancer, she htn everycheck mob violence than all the edi­ ft und the small farmers of Minneso­ or oven to the large cities of the West. This wet s'* review of the building mended for their efforts in boosting thing backed off the map and was in­ torials nnd speeceh sthnt enn be w rit­ ta, North nnd South Dakota, Kansas, Statistics clearly show that the best activity throughout the state shows hume enterprises. |cored time after time. Miss Cora Lcr ten or delivered in a century. This Nebraska, Iowa nnd even those of opportunities today are In tho smaller The Tampa Tribune says: "The cry­ the greatest progress made in con­ Mrs. B cuIhIi Fitz Gerald, of Atlanta, Tillis ax Cry Baby, and she was truly Gainesville mob larked tin- usual pro­ Missouri still in rather bad shape. It cities and towns. Moreover, most boys struction than during any like period ing need for additional hotel facili­ a very efficient director, in putting « cry baby with everything thnt goei vocation of an offense against woman­ is true thnt conditions everywhere in ,,rt‘ better o ff to *remain in their of the new year. From all parts of ties in all parts of the state, and par­ or the play was tho director of this t„ mnke up thnt part she brought hood. The negro waa accused of mur­ the west are much better than two]home town than to go to large cities, the state have come encouraging re­ ticularly in South Florida, has In-un piny and bus worknl hard to make it down the house with this part and not der, and doubtless would hnv’e receiv­ years ago. The banks are liquidating One of the great troubles with boys ports of nn increased building activ­ heard, and the net result is the an­ piny ij worked o ff smoothly and benu-'„nly the house hut some of the cast ed an early trial and prompt punish­ their frozen credit ! and the farmers today is thnt disease known as ’Green nouncement of several new hostelries ity, ami while the other periods during tifully. The cast of characters were as could hardly suppress a laugh. The ment. To endanger the lives of the are paying their debts; but with loW, PnsturUU'—which a materia medico 192.'! have not in any wise been dl:>- j many cities where additional facili­ follows: • little tola, Dr. Marshall and Judge Sheriff and his family in the unlawful prices for their products and high all* us means that to one afflicted cournging. the survey tin® week shows) ties of this kind nre needed nnd no •Mrs. Beulah Fits Gerald as the wldScheie Maine* who also played the attempt to lynch him was inexcusable j'rices for labor and all they buy— Jwith this disease ‘The pasture farther* a sharp trend toward a boom.— Florida. announcement has been made of the ow certainly did her part wonderful part of freak babies ami with the song actual construction work on new ho­ There is little chance that the uiem- with taxes rapidly Increasing—th c !cst away always looks the greenest.’ Grower. and with the grace of u queen; Frank that they siing there was a continual tels at this time, additions are being Ihts of the moh will ever bo convict­ growers of wheat and other cerealsf "Still, notwithstanding these obMiller as the drunkard was there with roar during their part and they sure ed, t»ut their arrest and incarceration have a real problem.’ Fundamentally ntnclcs, I found the great Agricultural made to the presents structures." the success that it was. Mrs. Fitz took it off good with every move a The Sanford Country Club needs This is all true. The demand for ho­ furnishes a good example. In the this is, under present immigration■West in far better conditions than a more active member*. It is not only tel and apartment house space will meantime, the State Road department nnd better rntc conditions, a problem1year ago. Manufacturers and h u t - Gerald lias been In this kind of w ork!comical one. The dude, played by over fifteen Vcars ami she understands prof. McKay, was good. The I’rofA your duty to your town to become a be sq great next season in every pro­ heads should see to it that the state which must be solved.through export-Jchnnts are wel justified in looking, |t pcrfect|y> an<1 with h, r direction, was a true dude with the ran, ane and nil member of the Country Club but it is gressive part of the state, that even payroll is purged of men of that char­ m g.cerealL Hut Xo. increase export*., for Increased salesOn this sectiou-dur^ . ‘talent fhht took'part in the that goes to make a dud.*. M:ary -Sunyour duty to yourself to lie a member with the pros [wet of a greatly enlarg­ acter;— Tampa Tribune. our farmers must compete with the ing 1923. The improvement has con- , hc lh(1 ,lHUse m(ired whcn now«r from Goose Hollow was there arid keep fit. The day is over when it ed building program it will be diifieult --------------- n —- - — — . low- cost of labor of Europe, the Ar-jtribuled to the increase in the bnrFrank was wound up and begnn to with the goods am! Sweet Rape Sket-, gets n man anything to work himself j to house the visitors. Nti one will COMPTROLLER AMOS MAKES A gentlne anil other cereal growingtomeler of business for the entire councome to life; Geraldine Farer in thefer along with her they gave a song to death ami never have a moment for make a mistake in investing in hotel GOOD SUGGESTION countrfes.. This means that our only try. The Babsonchart today stands at person of Lilly Ruth Spencer, was one nnd dance and a few specialties nnd ^relaxation. Look at John I). Rocke­ or apartment houses if wisdom is used Jmpe U in mars production. W heat 3 per cent above normal com pared,^ thffl be, t in tho cusl with ,u.r the congregation went wild and they feller—ho plays gulf and keeps fit in selection or location nnd building State Comptroller Ernest Amos has must be grown aa automobiles are with 1H per cent below normal a year volco uru| mnK n beautiful were called back on the stage severs! nnd after playing golf for nearly half costs within reason. made a suggestion for the settlement made,—by the most efficient nnd in-jngo. This is a great improvement nnd rang. The bride and groom, Miss times. These parts were taken by ,n century and being well over the A f 500,000 apartment house with 80 of the long* and bitter controversy ov­ tensive methods. In order to com- j the task before all of us now is to Virginia Smith and Frank Brown were! Doug. Griffin r.s Mary Sunflower nnd ninety mark in age it is nothing in apartments is reported to bo on the er tho appointment of representation pete with the rest of the world in tkeep business up to its present figgreat. Frank wheeled Miss Smith out; Reg Holly ns Sweet Papa Skctcr. his young life lo g et up at daylight, program for Tampa. Tampa alone in the legislature which appeals to rnising wheal, either tile net produq- j ure*. Statistically, President Harding in n wheel harrow nnd their scene of The cornet solo of Miss Rum* t»alplay a round of golf and raise the could utilize twenty such apartment us n.i fair and practical. It is thnt the tivity of our soil jicr acre must b e ! has succeeded in 'bringing business love making was great. Don Smith Inghcr was exceptionally good, price of gas two cents before break- houses and every one would be filled constitution be amended t o ‘ make it increased 25 i cr cent, or else the labor back to normal. Whether or not he os Sis Hopkitis was a killer und you Tht, j|ttlc toe j ulu-cr, little Miu fast. Few men can do this ami if John to overflowing nil through the win­ the duty nf the governor to reapporcost must In- cut 25 per cent. If the call hold it there, only the future can continues to be as good in the next ter season. St. IVtorshur'.', Miami, Or- *ii>n th** representation of each coun­ hove got to hand it lo Don as he was j!r,iwn ^vns very beautiful act and l.dter is to lie accomplished, without toll. Much depends upon the Agricub there with all glory and a secret for Miss lirowq i« a wonder in this tt, lie months few men will be able laedo and other live cities have ap­ ty —or district in the legislature a f­ reducing wages, it means that about [turn! West and especially upon the: it . . .all of the girls. Miss Mildred Holly of toe dancing and everyone enjoyed urn their ears—but it only goes preciated tju* -opportunity and have ter each federal census by proclama­ 29 per cent of the men now engaged railroads, bankers, merchants, n e w s - ! , (;alli Curci wa„ exceptionally good to show that golf makes n man—in bee nbpildlng such structures for some tion; and thnt the apportionment be in raising wheath should either raise papers, and other leaders of. public|any a M„,K which was very very diffi it greatly. many ways. time. Tampa has neglected the chance made, as the constitution now re­ other products or «*lso beeoino enrpen-, opinion in this section. In the end—f The negro dialect readings by Mr*. cult to sing as it was supposed to be but Is now awakening. No city “can quires, on the basis of population. ters, brick-layer*, plasterers and ns the great Agricultural West goes,j |,t Fitz Gerald wore out of the onlin»r>‘ imitation of n primn dona in high make any pretensions to being a tour­ It is not believed that any governoi painters—in their own or nearby so goes the whole country. Hence, the HARSON ON FLORIDA and the best that have been heard ,accents and it was high and v er y 1 ist cit yunless visitors ran tie eared would have the hardihood to cvnde towns. The future of such cities as problems o f the West are the prob- chnrn, infr Howard Overlin as M iss! fnr sometime. She was called bnck a or ignore the law as the members of Minneapolis, 8t. Paul, Kansas City, One of the best pieesc of advertis- for adequately, quickly nnd reason­ lems of ail of os. As Jesus of N n z-j i,ucin(in Drown Wtts n Kt.rcam and h o ' tmmbor of times and each lime « * tht* legislature have done for more Duluth, Den Moines, Davenport, Sioux nreth—the grimiest economist ably. The extensive road program for who was applauded again and again. John better than the Grid. in given Floridn of (ate was Jhc than a quarter of a century. The con­ ;i[leech of Roger Dalison, of world Hillsborough county, the building of centration of thu duty nnd the author City. Omaha; Topeka, Wichita and ever llvod-luU ghl liU hearers: ‘The Aidea ami Priscilla, in the persons of! It only goes to show tl.nl the talent wide fame ns a statistician made be- many miles of shore boulevards rteai even St. Louts depends very largely prosperity o f each is dependent upon ' VVn|U,r Connc| )y unj M|SS father Uvc have in Sanford is out of ity would eliminate in targe measure upon a fearless recognition and solu­ tho prosperity of all and we can help * fore the Harlow K(wants elub last Tampa and the [dan for an extensive Miller was fine. This was a scene of the ordinary nnd Sanford can hold h« r if not altogether thu motive* and the tion of this problem. It cannot la* ourselves ‘only as we help one unoth> week, which speech is reproduced in parking system along the water front love making it it was done in the old own with nny nnd nil [days thnt i* pressure to retain political control adjacent to Tampa spell lit-r opportun­ solved by thu politicians or by hnndi the Grower. Mr. Robson is u winter days and was grant nnd their cos­ put on here. Hearty thanks nre ex­ where it is not desorvodi mid the di­ , resident of tlie* beautiful Mountain ity; all will attract the winter visitor, tumes were very good, und just ns tended to the Indies who played for rect responsibility would insure com­ Count, one of the finest to hold h tnxim himnocrctat ctaoin n$ to the law, might get together and He feels that the schools are trying *> Lake in Folk * they were in tho olden days. The por­ the singula nnd dancers, they were pliance with tiie law, it would seem. developments in this country. H e.has to hold him is another matter.—Flor­ Discussing the suggestion of tho make it, nnd submit it to the supreme to Tench too many subjects, and that tent were there with the laugh stufr Miss Anna Mason, who played must ida Grower. * nindo something of a study of Florida, comptroller in friendly npirit the court. The (pieation would Ik* as to many pupils remain in the schools who ur they bad the audience laughing nil of the accompaniments nnd Mrs. Wag­ * is interested in her development nnd •what the la wrequired, nnd tins should should lie learning trades nnd that the the time as they would carry out the ner who played tho accompaniment to Times-Union says: * has seen the vision o f ‘her future, just FLORIDA WANTS NO,SAVAGERY "Tho making of the apportionment be Decided by the court. But this, ns high school? have made a mistake in wax figures nnd [dace them in the Miss Eva Grace Wagner; Mrs. Mns have olhem of us whose words per­ we have said, is i matter of detail— uttempting to teach vocations that limelight, dusting them o ff and oiling Lone playing the accompaniment to Discussing the proposal to irubsti- by a branch of the state government haps have less authoritative worth or them up. Fred Ball nnd non Caswell Miss Mildred Holly nnd Mrs. other than the legislature itself is tho important thing being that the sKould Ik* taught in trade schools. ’ who nre supposed or expected to lie tute Hie electric chair for hanging in It would seem ns if every boy or were there with the goods. Giggling Griffin playing for D u ret of M»r> n principle. The decision us to what legislature be relieved of the duty of rnpital punishment cases, one Florida [ prejudiced, lie names Alabama and girl should have the equivalent o f a girl, as played by Mrs. Walter Wight Sunflower and Sweet T’c.m Skeetcrbranch shall make it is a 'detail. For making the apportionment," ► * Floridn nn the two leading states of sheriff at the recent Jacksonville Comptroller Anos* hns made avnl- high school education. Hut many of and fine nnd if you had seen her you They were nil fine und u:o t° thirty years the legislature baa ignor­ meeting is quoted ns follows: 'i the country at fifty years from now; "It would never satisfy the Crack­ ed the law. It hns been tho duty of unble nnd a timply suggestion, and them need to spend much of their would still be laughing. Her make up thanked for their part in making t f ■ Alabama ns a manufacturing nnd Flo* the legislature meeting after the re­ we trust that it will be given due time at high school age in acquiring was treent nnd they wny she enrried play a success nnd taking the int.r t ridn ns an agricultural state. Yet there ers in my part of the state. They want hut tho part was exceptionally good. eat thnt they did in making it ■ port o f the state census to make a consideration by jhe members of the skill in some trade. nre still pin heads who say Florida to see n man, black or white who has ronpportionment, und it has not done legislature. It is |m>hnble thnt many If a boy is going to tie n carpenter, {The hom e tore up tho floor with their for tho Kiwania club and,the bespit*. committed n heinous crieinc, hang, and soil is no good, they wouldn’t Vive nn this; so the apportionment stands as of the members—?nd particularly the a steel worker or a railroad engineer, ncrc of good corn land for the whole substituting electrocution, ns it is be­ made thirty-five years ago, despite members from south Florida—have etc., there arc things thnt he needs state. Of course their words havo no lieved to Ik* n more humane method the changes in the population of the prepared amendments to the consti­ more than foreign languages nnd lit­ ; weight except among other pin heads of execution, wouldn’t satisfy them." counties. Mr. Amos attributes this to tution providing tir reapportlonment. erary study nnd the ordinary run of It is hard to believe the sheriff but they will no doubt always he with the reluctance of n member of the There is consequently the dnngcr thnt high school branches. He needs to be knows what he is talking about. For us, nnd against us.— Floridn Grower, he is ostensibly talking about Flori­ legislature tq vote to cut down the insistence on the pigt of various mem­ given some idea of mechanical ingen­ r dians, men and women who have boon representation of his own county, and bers that their tarticulnr pleasure uity-. Yet, if he is to be both n good ci­ breathing nnd living in civilized nt- possibly n representative would feel lw adopted will sojdlvldo the strength tizen nnd n good worker, ha also U SELL WHEN U nmsphere. llut he’s mistaken. He’s not thnt his people would resent n reduc­ o f.th e representatives from this sec­ needs mental awakening, and n con­ YOUH HEAL LIST IT talking about Floridians, lie ’s talking tion In their representation. This be­ tion of the statejthat the wily w est ception of his duties nnd privileges ESTATE m WITH US about savages. Only savages can de­ ing true it is well to relieve the mem­ Floridn politidniti will be able to ns an American citizen. It will be a costly proposition to light in witnessing the physical tor­ bers of this responsibility und plnce maintain th o .p riien t unjust status. ture of human beings. Only barbari­ it in the hand? of the governor,' or of The south Florida members should have all the mechanical trades taught ans can enjoy seeing men writhe in some other officlnl who represents the get together bejoro the legislature in public schools. It would seem, Spencer Height lots arc going meets nnd ngroc*|on n bill. With the though, ns if the schools might co­ death agony. It doesn't matter very entire stnte instead of one county. IMC. One of tho best sub-divis­ support of hom it men from other operate with industrial establishments “Whatever tho reasons may be for much whether it is hanging or electro­ ions in Sanford and all big lots. sections they aif put nn end to the by which certain types o f pupils could H Sco us now and pick while pick­ cution; it is thnt enlightened people tho failure of the legislature to obey controversy.—Tnhipa Times. be given pnrt-timc courses in the the law, it hns failed, nnd its failure I he sheep s in the meadow, tho cow’s in tho corn. do not seek to see executions. Even ing is good. Easy terms. ----------l-o • ■ — — shops tending to develop all-around professional executioners find thu proves that Mr. Amos is right in proLittloJioy HIuc, if you had sense, THE COST >F EDUCATION mechanical skill, and then continue sight distasteful. It is a positive slan­ posing the transfer of the power to \o u d build yourself elf a good strong fence, The cost of nodern education is certain studies that would wake them der against any Florida community lo a branch of the government that would And put it up between tho cow becoming so gre it, the burden on the up mentally nnd fit them forV-itixonassert lhdf~Tf\"wnnts to sec hangings’’ not fail. And tho corn that she is chewing now; AGENTS and that "it w\qi't stand for more hu- ' "Ao to the official who should make taxpayer is so hi avy, that unless some ship. Such a plan should produce both U1-: For fence or shingles, lath or boards, this.apportionment—this U n matter relief is found t icre will be a curtail­ better workers and better citizens. It mnne Executions." \Y(3 n rn l l i A * l i « . REAL ESTATE ment of cducati nql facilities, accord­ might be so arranged as to save a good Tho impression this sheriff would of detail. The governor might make it are tho folks jrou’ro headed towards* Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance convey is that if the legislature of or the comptroller, the official to whom ing to n report f Dr. Pritchett, pres­ deal of public school instruction thnt 105 W. First SL, SANFORD, FLA Florida enacted the electric chair th4 cemfua is reported, and tho attor­ ident of the C« ncgla Foundation for pupils mnke little use of.—Dayton? Journal law, his county would defy it ant ney general, the official who advises Advancement of Teaching. — a n __________________ * . 11: i -S A N F 0 R D t PJIONE 130-------------- :■ , 1 , ■ S PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD o m f i Maxwell & Britt HILL LUMBER' i n fs* m - 1. -- .• - �r » E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923 all looking forward to Home day ‘'see­ ing ourselves ns others sec us.” Material js fast being collected for Halmngumli, the seniors are having their pictures “took" nnd the busi­ ness managers are starting 'their campaigns for ads. Don’t live beyond your earnings. Don’t spend all for pleasure. Don’t speculate. Don’t carry much money in your pockets. DO start an acount at Our Sav­ ings Department and g et 1% In­ terest; therein lies your chance to save. Nine Men Held in Connection With the Palatka Jail Raid PALATKA, Mnrdi it).—Nine of tho thirteen men field In jnil here incohnection with the attack on the Put­ nam county jnil cnrly Murch 2, in an attempt to get Arthur Johnson, negro, alleged slayer of H. C. Gross of Al- bany, (In., Into yesterday were held over to the grand jury ot the spring term, of the circuit eourt, nt their pre­ liminary hearing before Judge J. C. Cnlhouu in the county court. 'Bond for the nine men bound over was* fixed at $3,000 each—$1,500 on n charge of assault to commit murder and a'simitar amount on a charge of shdoting into on occupied dwelling. All made bond nnd were rrlenfccd. The thirteen men had been confined in the county jail under $15,000 bonds each since their arrest in Gainesville im­ mediately after a molt had stormed the jail, shooting Sheriff P. M. IIngun through the hand and riddling the door with bullets. * Those Imund over were: Chesdey Fowler, V. A. Conran, I« J. llrynn, W. T. Gore, 0 . V. O'Niul, C. K. Smith. Russell White, John Baumgartner nnd C. T. Acosta, Robert Turner, W. F. Prince, A. II. Dnvis nnd M. A. Reaves were released. Sheriff I Incan nnd Deputy Sheriff W. 11. Drown, of Putnam county nnd Sheriff Ramsey, Gainesville, were cr.ior.;: the \yi*,r,c«c3 to .testify. The defendants did no; take the stand. All of those bound over were either identified as having been in the mob or having^beon in the enr with those who were identified us mob members. The attempt to take the negro fol­ lowing the killing of Cross in tyin es- TALI.AHASSEE, March 10.— Reporta were brought here yesterday from nearby gulf beaches by several different parties of the washing ashore of the bodies of three unidentified men presumably us the result of the storm of Monday night. Because of the dis- ruption of wire facilities between this city and points in Wakulla county the reports could not be confirmed. According to the reports, one body floated ashore at Wakulla beach, an­ other at Bald Point and s third a t Ochlochnee beach. Beyond the report that the men were unidentified, no de­ tails concerning them were available one source said a coroner's jury had held an inquest over one of the bod­ ies yesterday at CrawfordsviUe, the county seat of Wakulla county, and found irregular marks indicating a vi­ olent death. It was the belief, however, that all the men had lost their Uvea in the wrecking af small shipping A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier DESIRABLE RESIDENCE LOTS GOOD JOBS for good boys; clean and healthful work. Opportunity for advancement. Apply Western .Union Telegraph Co. 280-tfe PU r* ha "a h» ha ha Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Clnxsiliqd Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders, Count' the words and remit acordingly. WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern seed, for good clean stock will pay a good price. Address W. P. Newell Co„ Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, WANTED—Boys and girls over 15 to distribute advertising matter, in spare or full time. Work is pleasant nnd profitable. Write nt once.—Roy­ al Bend Co., 12*5.1 N. Paulina, ('hi* FOR SALE FOR RENT—2 room furnished apart­ ment, good location. Apply -100 Palmetto Ave, ’ 2,J3-*ltp FOR SALE— Dosier nnd Gays’ paints For chapel at S. II. S. this week we nnd varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-t/c j have had a varied program. One day FARMERS— You can get seed bed we heard u selection frorii Madame fram n and Irrigation plugs at the Rottenly, sung by Gulli Curci, nod Sanford Novelty Worka.. 100-tfe also “A llcnp O' Livin’’ delivered by the author, Edgar A. Guest, both oi, Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoko the vietroln. These were heard by n House, Mobley’s- Drug Store nnd very appreciative nudientce and thor­ Hunt’s Phnimncy. tf oughly enjoyed. FOR SALE—Tomato plant", $1.50 per This must have been health week 1,000.—W. It. Fort, Mecca llnm- for S. 11. S. for wo have been shown mock. 295»3tp two movies on hygiene, and have also heard n very interesting and beneficial want to leal n to piny the Hawaiian address from Major Wilson on Ihe cuitar. Call at Allen Music Co., Pal­ mosquito in Florida nnd of its dan­ metto Are. " 205-3tp ger.to health. I'm ceftain we shall not have near FOR SALE—R. 1. eggs for hatching, $1.00 per setting. Special prices on so-m any mosquitoes in the coining incubator lots.— Mrs. B. Steele, phone year now that lie understand how to 3305, 295-3tp go about getting rid of them. On Tuesday morning Mrs. Fits Ger­ FOR s AL£*-6 passenger Maxwell ald told 8. II. 8. about the Kiwnnla car, 1010 model In good condition. play and gave two readings. We hope Guaranteed throughout. Will mnkp to have the pleasure of hearing more terms to responsible party. See F. of her readings, especially her negro C. Welsh nights at B. & O. Motor Co., dialect ones in the future. The sam­ daytime at Kent's, Onk Avenue. ple was well liked. 290-2tp Tfie Juniors condescended to allow FOR SALE—One 25 foot plenstirc the rest of the school to see just boat, 7H'horse power, Ferro motor. enough of their play, before It was Selling for less than cost. Address presented to the public, to arouse our C. G. Lane, Sanford, Fla. 206-4tp curioiity, which it did. By tho way, (celled) wasn’t the junior.play simply wonder­ FOR SALE—Two houses Sanford Heights, Hunter, Route A ful T Maude Carraway is a born co­ Box ICO. 297-3t | median, was perfect in every part and always at ease. The success of tho play was surely due in large measure to her splendid acting, nnd those inev­ itable bits of song. The rest of the cast tfTNTEb TO ftE N f-0™ also did their parts admiralty, rapeunfurnished’rooms for light house- qtally Naomi Scoggnn and J im Stone. enjfig. Address Rooms, care Herd. . L ’ 290-21 p repms, cen Then there wo* Dorothy Cameron, Kittle Du Bose, Edwjtrd Moye,. Robot t Jenkins and Fred *Pope, nil of whom deserve praise and-many compliments photographer, on their work. The vaudeville chorus of Junior girls, Snrnh Maipos, Lucille 08 West Third tag*;, adults only, Pope, Madaiene Mnllcm, Evelyn Har­ l*J3-6tp row and Lucllc Echols, which nppearLOR RENT— 1 nice npnrtmnot, nil cd in between tho acts made a decid­ conveniences and well furnished.— ed hit with the audience and Bernice Gatea'Building. Phono 181. 290-tfc Austin made a channing 'Tittle girl” whose reading was enjoyed by all who heard it. And now we've all gone into the WANED—A chance to build your new home before lumber gets any movies. That Patho man and tho Kihigher. Plans and estimates furnish*' wnninns mnrehed us lief ore Jhe wind­ t'd.-Snnford N a/elty1^ I k s ) 183-tfc ing enmern on Friday so now wo nro We Will Sell at Public Auction on The tract known as the Dr. W. G. Aldridge and Brother property, located south of the Oviedo R. R, ----------------------------------------------------on French avenue---------- ■----------------------------------------T j m i n An i:9M 1 L i vided into city lots and sold to the highest bidder n s an absolute auction sale, something you have ours—don’t fail to attend this sale and get some of <y. We will also give away cash prizes all through the sale will be one of the features of the day. Everybody invited, ladies especially J.W. OLIVER, Sanford, Fla WANTED . ;♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦«$♦»;♦«$♦*;♦ , . > - _ , ' ♦> ♦> LON D. WORSHAM, Auctioneer, Chattanooga, Tenn. ' - �■ T U B SANFORD DAILY HER AM ),.SATURDAY. MARCH 10. U>2:\ REALM OF JUVi BASE B A IX 1 FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING AQUATIC MEET ROLLIN COLLEGE WILL TAKE PLACE <1,4- GOLF BOWLING TENNIS ' BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor FS « Hi Fa m Kn m Fa F3 Fa Fa Fa Fa M Fa ! Fu FOR THE MOVIE FAN Fa F'4 n F a F^j F a F i F a Fa Fl Fa Ft Ft Fn Fn F-a IM Bq FU Fa , Fa Fa SPORT NOTES F* Fa |Mt Fn Fa Pa , J*U Fq FjS F»t Fa Fa FU fu Fq Fa Fn Fa Fa 6 tiflV* Semi-Final# in Tennis Tourney In Jacksonville STUART—The Florida Gospel Na­ vy Bible conference,* having for iu purpose "an increasing interest In the study of the Bible to engender Chris­ tian fellowship'am ong the ovangcflca] denominations nnd to expand thu Christian growth nnd efficiency in Christinn activities" held its annual meeting here Sunday, March 1. A free people is one that voluntar­ ily plnco'sitsclf under the tyranny of government. The Herald for first class job work. JACKSONVILLE, March 10.—Dr. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH Those hair-line boxing decisions in P. D, Hawk, of Philadelphia, nntlonnl MONEY New York of late hnve made rough veteran chnmpion will play G. Carlton Shneffcr, of Philadelphia nnd S. How­ going for the champions. Cut out this slip, enclose w ith 6e ard Voahcll, o f Boston, will bo pitted nnd mail it to Foley & Co., RS35 Shejf-* It seldom happens that n big league against Douglas Watters of Mulberry. gfc wr‘UnK >oUr niUno nnd “‘J* plnyer o f the calibre of “Stuffy" Me- Fla., in thThcmbH™!* in'tho'ringio'* o f the southeastern tennis champion*' " r t n^ your namo nn<* a*L Innis becomes n free agent. turn a trial package containing Fol­ ship tournament this afternoon. ey’s Honey and Tar Compound for Dr. Ilawk yesterday defeated Rob­ "Fergy" Reid, of the Yule hockey coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kid­ team is another athlete who wears ert Brown, of Jacksonville, 0-0, fl-0, ney Pills for pains in sides nnd back; spectacles while engaged in Compctl- and Russell Hunter, of Jacksonville, rheumatism, backache, kidney nnd -J-fi, 0-1, 6-3. « lion. bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Shaffer defeated S. Rosenberg, of Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly The Willie Hoppc-Jakc Schaefert Jacksonville, 0-0, 0-0 and S, H. Berg cathartic for constipation, championship contest has aroused of Jacksonville, 0-1, G-2. * IbiHousness, headaches, and sluggish greater interest than any other bil­ Voshell defeated Lorimer Blitch (\f bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. liard match in many a day. Jacksonville, 0-0, 0-1, nnd W. McL. Christie, of Jacksonville, 0-2, 0-2. i\ r m : i m r t i r r o t n r , h u v k x t i i In the Boston "selling-player" race j i i n n \i, e m r i it . n m iiN o i.r : Watters won from George Yent.'.\T V , r i . O I I I D A . IN C H A N c u l t s George W. Grunt finally bent out nwine, Jacksonville, 6-1, 0-1, nnd from If.C O A. W a r d . II. IV, lln riiu n i m ol C. A. V l u r r n l . »>•. Harry Frazee by disposing of the en­ Morton Hirsch-Bcrg, Jacksonville, 0-1 A n n a JI, S n w r tr j , .A lb rrtn JI. S a n i l r r . tire Braves outfit at one swoop. I f I H I n i r , n m t If Hrntl iiK n ln o l n il | i * r t l r * ilij i 4 t rt 4 a if My / *dnn hr? »-r SUNDAY DINNER * Appetizer Oyster Cocktail t( ’ Soup Chicken Giblet Soup Relishes Stuffed Olives Sweet Picktcs Salads (Jumhinntlon Salad sliced Tomatoes Lu-Beth Special Fruif Salad _t rf*{. . Chicken Sqlad Roasts ' • MO.t iilR i » « u i » l « i i im 'i i (,i Roast Young Turkey and Oyster Dressing Leg of Pork Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus “C APRIL 28TII AND FLORIDA HIGH Mne Murray brought down the house last night. SCHOOLS WILL TAKE Entree* PART And today and tonight will lie the Broiled Tenderloin Stenk, Mushroom Sauce ROLLINS COLLEGE, Winter Park. last times you will g el to sc Mae in Fried Chicken and Waffles Fla., March 10.—According to It. W. "The 11roadway Rose.” Banana Fritters, Lemon Glace Greene, director of the Florida State ____ Monte Blue plays opposite Mne tutemholnntic Aquatic Meet, plans Vegetnblea have definitely been mjide concerning Murray "In the Broadway Rose" nnd New Potatoes in Cream Garden Spinach Boiled Rice tne 1923 meet, which is to' bo stng- thnl in itself assures n ggod piny. td at Rollins College, April 28, nnd Desserts The other characters nro all first letnils, including rules of the meet Fresh Strawberry, Apjile, Blackberry and Raisin Pies m l eligibility requirement* have class, too, nnd all In all “The Broad­ l>cen forwarded to athletic nuthori- way Rose" is some picture. Lemon Mernngue Pudding Cup Custard ties of all Florida high schools. The And in order to get n good scat toinnunl aquatic meet is open to nil the Iced Ten Hot Tea Milk Coffee night you had better get there early, public high schools in this state. According to instructions issued re- nnd remember the performance starts ■cntly to athletic directors of the state at 7:30 p. m. instead of 7:00 ns form­ ligh schools, each school is permitted erly. 1 r l i. lt , t in it I n l c r F v t * m i l l e r A l b r r l n JI. 0 enter a team of note more than six New Mcisch HuildinRThe doubles got under way yester- S n i i d r r "■ l i r l r » , < l r v l n r r « , K r n i t l r r * n r • 1■■ -' -Sanford, Florida Pnncho Villa, the Filipino boxer, Is n l h r r rln lm n n la u n d e r h im n n d C n rlln n And tonight the honored guests will >r less than four boys or girls nnd , . day and the finals in Imth the singles H i r e . If I h i i i K . n n d i f d e n .l n u n l u a i n i l sinxious to return to Mamin; , , ,, , . , _ , l i i.lm c I n l e r m i n u n d e r C n r l nay send n team of both sexes. Stor­ be Dr. nncJ^Mrs. .1. N. Tolar nnd son, not . . , , . ,, „ . . . . . nnd doubles will be played Sunday, ■fl iunnr i llei tne re ln nn I t r l r a . d r l l n e n . ( t r u u l r r a o r * * ing silver cups will be awarded to to see "The Broadway Rosu" without now that he has lost the flyweight ti u llie r rln lm n n la u n d r r him . said Clrrlill Court at Hanford, Florida, stock of said Bank from Fifteen Thoutie to Frankie Gennro.To the defetutnntn Anna M. Hnwdi v. this rhnmpionship tennis nnd one cup charge. 2nd day of February. A, U. 1513. NOTICE! Alhiuu M gaardry. if living, amt If — tJtKAI.) ' K. A, IMH'HLAHH. snnd Dollars $16,000.00) to Thirty srill be awarded to the winner o f first dead all |inrllra cfafintliK liili-realH nn. Clerk Cirnilt Court. der All'trto At. (lawitey. dweaned, nr Some pretty clever‘golfers are found And don’t fat).to g et n copy of the dace in each event. (Sold, silver and HcmlmihCounty, Florida, Thousand Dollars ($30,000.00), and to lion. Board of County Commission­ ■dturnlse lo tile 11■..|i«rly t.,lovv . Hy A. It. WrcliS. D. C. ironzo medals will be awarded to the program for next week ns there will among the New York Yankees, which ers in' and for Seminole County, Fla., tcrlliol and Carlton Dlee, if iiviiur, and MHssry arrange for the issuance thereof and ft Wnrioiv, If dead all inlrtlcs rtbinilmc Interests team has a larger number of elub! Holhliors for romtdntnants 1 contestants winning first, second and be some real headliners. . will nt a special meeting to be held on under Carlton Hire, decenard, or other2-2, 10, IT. 21. 3-3. 10, 17. 24. 31. the payment therefor, nnd to consid­ v.e,biers than any other m ajor league| Mondjiy Mnn h ^ A „ #t vvlre tn the f.dlowlmr property idtjinte bird places. er such other matters and transact In Krmlnolu County. Florida, described such other business ns may properly Situated as it is on the shores of “JUST FRIENDS” JO o’clock a. m. receive bids for the as T h e K not JO n e r e a o f H ie t t w t * o f I tie NOTICE * ' outfit. Lake Virginia, n placid shcctFof watNotice is hereby given that a spec­ come before snid meeting. „ . . . . . . purchase by the county of one pair of N\V I; o f s . e l to n 31. T o v v n a lilp 31 H o ilth itangr 31 East. Manager McGraw asserts that the ...... ______. , . . , MEET RUBE AT ■r, Rollins is perhaps the most logDated this 15th day of Fcbrunrv, _ . , mules, the county has a pair of mules It Is hereby ordered i lint you and ial meeting of the stockholders of Baltimore club will not lie able to col*;. , ,, . , , . aarli of you do appear to the -l.lll ,.f cal spot in the state for the nqunt* A. D. 1323. tile Bank of Oviedo will lie held at the , . „„„ , „ , . . . . to trade on the pair to be purchased, rompliilnt herein llltut on the 2nd day ORLANDO STA. lcet the ?tl:*,000 for Bentley if the lat- . . . , 1 . c meet to bo held. In past years this BANK OF OVIEDO, which can be scon at the County Con- of April, A. I>. IS23. banking house of said Bank of Oviedo, ter fails to report to the Giants, ... , . . . „ It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t' '» o r d r r nect has been the biggest athletic By B. (5. Smith, President. Florida, on the 26th day of March, A, ' . (vict ( amp. The board reserves the o f p q t d l c a t l u u lie p u h llslie .l In t h e H a n ­ An honest man, tall, broad-should­ Wpnt in the high school year. Florida ered nnd smiling w istfully, stepped fo r d H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d Ln D. 1323, at three o'clock p. m., for Attest: ... .. • . , right to reject any or all bids. Sanford, Seminole Comity. t'jorlda. Mike MeTiguc mny not be a tpp. , p ^ IXH'GI \S S llgh school mermnils and mermisters from the Atlantic t’unst Line train T. L. Lingo, Cashier. ) ouee n tv. ek for el|;lil i onsretlllve the purpose o f.considering the follow­ notelier, hut his coming bout with Bat­ Clerk weeks. altering the meet with great enthu- here Inst night at 8 o'clock. It was ing matter: To increase the capital 2-17-o.a.\v.5tc 2-1iM7-21 v lira. Wltoesa my lintol and hint 'f the lianm apparent behind their ondeav- Rube Benton, come to join his ball tling Siki ought to give the boxing i fans a line oil Siki's obi Iit v ns a batirs. The local Rollins club will enterclub for spring (mining, cleared of the. ^ s, .v . .1 . .s . A. ain all contestants, alternates and ■*** ♦*» ♦♦♦♦j* ♦♦♦♦♦' ♦ ♦ :* *l*K++*+ ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ *1**1* * V*1**1**1*****1*****1**************1**1**1**1**1**1* charges of crookedness which have ine oITicin] from ench school entering Ii nrry, Payne Whitney's Enchant- ❖ been hanging over him. f 1 team in thu meet. ■Rube never was a United States jmeat is likely to he a favorite for the X Y Twenty-four silver cups are to be senator, nor a governor, nnd he nev- forty-ninth Kentucky Derby, which Y * iffcred this year, ns in the 11*22 meet, or went to school much because he al­ will Ikj run at Churchill Downs on Y n addition to he gold, silver nndt ways hail to work, hut senators nnil May 3. ironze medals. The two large perpetY governors, have stepped off Atlantic Representative athletes of more tal cups, one for the boys' team won t Coast Line trains and failed to pro­ than twenty colleges of the south will ? aat year by the West Palm Reach Y duce a demonstration like that ne- compete, in tin* southeTn inter-colle­ Y cam, and one for the girls' team won! rorded big Rohe Benton, pitcher ex­ giate truck and field championships f Y >y the St. Petersburg team at the Iasi traordinary. Inst night. at Montgomery in May. f neet, will be awarded the team svorY ng the greatest number of points ini Feliow-teimimutes were there, Joe Y President Clark ^Griffith believes his he coming meet. After a team has! linker was there, newspaper Vnen Y von a perpetual cup three times it]were ther, mid there were just friends, Washington team will prove Y prire in the American league this seatY hall become the permanent property ^0I>- Sometimes it does n fellow good ♦> ?nn, even if the expert* don’t rate the : $ ? if the school represented. The boy 111 he unjustly accused of something Benatura very highly. ] Y ind girl scoring the greatest mim- crooked, his friends give 1dm such n — V >or of points in their respective event.* happy gladhnnd when he leave* the Y Coach Muller, of Harvard, is train-' vill receive a cup which shall lie their rioqdx behind qnd commit nut into the Ing five crews for the college .regatta' f . acasorr. Wrhb^ Henry and Brown are, t lermnncnt property. The high paint sunlight again. Y ndividunls last year were William Co* Rube ilidh't have much to suy; he tile last year's VTre'trf men on the first ? T rode (11 points) and Gxctehen Allen never was n hand to talk much; just crew this year. ♦> Y f [15 points) both representing George j M,died, waved his big hands and swab ? iVnshlngton Junior High school. Tnm |„Wed a lump in his throat, lie wa­ Y NOTH K TO HER M.D rn, h In. 1here w ill also, as usual, he glad to get to camp, tie said, standing Y Y SUBSCRIBERS! On SATURDAY, MARCH 10TII, we will give away absolutely free, one (warded cups to the winner of first' „M„ m. f,,„t „i„| pulling nervously to Y Y gallon of POLARINE MOTOR Oil-, in bulk, lo every motorist purchasing ilnce in ench event, the cup to become the chnin attached to his Wntcrbury. JJu the first of this month subscripY five or more gallons of Crown (•usdiine at our Y he pernfanent property of the high watch, glad to get hack witJj the boys « 1 Ijiljj were sent out with notices t Y ichool represented by the winner of again—and, O, boy, mighty Anxious that the subscription would be disconhe event for a period of two succea- to get his big hands around a base- tlnuod if the bill was not paid by the. ♦ > Y live meets, A gold, silver nnd bronze bull! ; • tenth nf the month. This is a rule of ♦ > nodal will be awarded contestants Y Such was the Coming of Rube Ben- the company nnd nil who have not vlnning first, second nnd third plncT Dm to Orlando, The City Hcnulifiit. | paid by that time will not receive a ■J t Si in each event, with the exception Nobody Li greet him hul just friends, paper after that date until the bill is ? if the rplnys. Each member of the v And that's n welcome many a king paid. * vinqing ‘reluy team will reeeivq a can envy Orlando .Sentinel. LEWIS SHI |*|*, fold medal. It Circulation Manager. i POLARINE MOTOR New Service Station at In thig powder and rouge age lower isn’t the only thing that >orn to blush unseen. TUBES 10x3 1 ................... $1.75 10x3 Vi .............. . 1.95 First Street If you want ALL the NEWS, and want it FRESH from the wire, and want it in a legible condition, and Itefore it gets stale, subscribe now for the Daily Herald and you will sure get jvhpt you wnnL DR. R. M. MASON IN BUSINESS FOR' HIMSELF AGAIN Dr. R, M. Mason 1ms purchased the interests of Dr. L. D. Rhodes in the dental offices of Mason & Rhodes nnd l coupon ghen with each FIVE GAI.- will carry on the business under the -ON CASH purchase of GAS, good on name of R. M. Mason as it formerly i Wind Shield Wiper to lie given appeared. Dr. Mason needs no Intro­ duction to Sanford people, having way March 10th. been in business here for many years H IG H T E S T G A SO LIN E and i* known far nnd wide as one of the bcsV dentists in this part of the state. His many friends and patrons will be glad to learn’that be will re­ main in Hanford nnd will lioOit the 05 I'alrqctto Avc.— -Phone 481-1 old location over the First National Bank. *. 283-fit _ _ : *______ ___ m SALK—ARMY S IK )K S -S A L K -\V e have just bought a tremendous Fat Hens and stoik ot Army Munson Inst shoes to s? ar Fryers be sold to the public direct. Price S2.75. These slums are 100(4- solid Georgia Country bather with heavy double soles seweo and nailed. The upper* nre of Sausage heavy tan chrome leather with bid'tows tongue, thereby making them Home-made Potato Sal­ i waterproof. These shoes are selling ! very'fast and we advise you. to order ad, 20c pound at once to insure your order tming fill­ >VE DELIVER ed. TKe sizes arc d to 11 nil widths; pny postman on receipt of goods or send money order. Money refunded if shoes are not satisfactory.—The U. S. Stores Co.. 1441 Broadway, New York City. 182-tfe Others in Proportion Ask for Prices on Tires ’ f , p 7 rin es MY SHOE HOSPITAL is headquarters for best re­ pair work.------“See Me First" Men’s Half Soles ...... .... Ladies’ Half Soles Children’s Half Soles ....... . Misses Half Soles ...... . Goodyear Vi Rub­ ber Heels .......... Tight Edge Rubber H eels...... Men’s Leather Heels ......... .... .......... , Ladies* French Heels, Level S............... Ladies’ Common Sense nnd Cuhnn Heels, level .00 5c . 50c 75c .... 50c 40c . 40c 25c 35c A. E. DOBBINS No. .125 Snnford Avenue Opp Seminole Meat Market & ? J* ■: A venue X « �s g fsia yp^C'C* > , * ' _ -M y■.•r. '.'*r5 ^ p--"- r~ ' — . -• j-p—- ’ r^V> •„>F----•:WS* -■ iTHffT'V -;;: . I I I I I E l B I » » H a fss a » I I H j'' * ^ * ‘ i n i l H i H i | | l l l | | | | | u | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | U TIIE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923 U | | | | | | | | ) | n | | | | | | H • ■ | | | | | | | | | | n | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | || | | | | | | | i | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | u •#• * ^ i • im iim iu iim iiiiiiiiia liiu p iia m iR iiH iiiiiiH M JI - ■/■ ........................... :: ii _ _ Benefit American Legion Building: Fund « SANFORD, FLORIDA M A R C H 12th to 17th £ V* ONE OVERLAND CAR GIVEN AW AY TO HOLDER OF LUCKY NUMBER h" p » ^ h m i» ,t a k , BALFOUR DISAGREES TO CONTINUE PARLEY plated Improvement of Mellonville Avenue, which have been tentatively detrmined by the Assessor covering the proportion of the expense of said ifi}LONDON, March 0.—Speaking in jprovement to l» borne by the respective pieces of property hereinafter del l l r Thp A u o « l a 0 4 P r c u ) ! ___ 2 the house of lords yesterday Earl of I LONDON, March 9.—I *rime minis-[scribed, and the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue to the various Ualfour, secretary of foreign affairs ter llonnr Law said yesterday in the piects “f P^'P'-'rty hereinafter described, abutting upon said improvement of in the cabinet of Premier Uoyd SANFORD CRAMMAR ■ house of commons that the unofficial Mellonville Avenue to bo Improved in the manner above stated are as folGeorge, deprecated the expressions of ■ SCHOOL • ’ * . ’ ■ American Ambassador Harvey in an statement from tho Turkic at Apgora, lows, to-\vit: Amount Est. Benefit address at the Pilgrims regarding the relayed by the British high commis­ M m .F a P*t M Pa P? Description of Property Assessment to Property, * MENU borrowings of Great tlrituin from the sioner at Constantinople, was to the Owner jj. effect that the d ra ft of the treaty pre- T - K. and G. M. Sherman and II. L. Grnham, U t 1 United States. FIRST GRADE nnd hi to 90 Inc. Hlk. A Buena Vista Estates. $1424.00 $1490.00 In conclusion the speaker said that sentwl at Uuxnnne was unsuitable b ut1 Giant Queen Olives Kant Bradford, Jack ltussell, Joseph while Ambassador Harvey might lx- that the grand national assembly, b y ( F. E. and G. M. Sherman and II. L. Grnham, Lots Our ltelish Thompson, Horace Bledsoe, Bonner right, “ I myself, take a less serious u great majority, had given authority!* I 1*' 10 inc. Illk G, Buena Vista E sta te s....... 911.12 1065.00 IIluc 1’oint Oyster Cocktnil The special assessments against the vnrious pieces of property aliovc Carter, Martha May, Glen Govocck, view bf .the matter," to continue tho pence negotiations. Soup Rene Jlminez, Clifford King, R ich ard ___________________ described are payable optionally, ns follows: Either in full within thirty days Chicken Gumbo on Louruimr Packard, Billy Thompson, Otto Hutch_ ____ ~ after tho completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with Entrees Interest at tho rate of eight per cent per annum from the date of the com­ Fried Filet Trout, Sauce Tartar, Pomme Parisienne pletion o f said improvement. • . . Zelton Connor, Frederick Daigcr, J a ck !. . — —-----A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will Red Current or Cranberry Jelly Combination Salad 1winner, David Miller, Braxton Por-lTO ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON he held nt the City Hall on the 26th day of March, A. D. 1923, at two-thirty Roasts p. m. at which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear ull claims and ob­ kins,* Doris Mills, Martha Bishop, CYPRESS AVENUE: Young Tom Turkey, Dressing of Fine Herbs jections as to the character of all said improvements to be paid for in part Catherine t a rtei, Katherine Johnson. You (irt, notified that on the C9lh day of January, A. D. 192:1, the Prime Ribs of Beef, nu Jus by special assessment* and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove re­ “ __ City Commission of Sanford, Fhirlda, did adopt a preliminary resolution proferred to. Young 1923 lA*g of Lamb, Mint or Natural Sauce SECONI) GRADE, jvjdlng for the grading and paving of Cypress Avenue from.Union Avenue Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford, *, » Vegetables Evelyn \\ right, Jack Brnnnon, South to Ninth Street with vitrified hrlck or other hanl surface material. Tile Florida on this the 10th day of March, A. I). 1923. Leonard (lark, Ruth Cruise, Samuel,totnl estimated coat of said improvement of Cypress Avenue is $12,2:1.1.00. Southern Yams Cauliflower au Gratin Pom me Puree TM l (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, Knight, Helen Dreaaor, Hill Tyre. Wll- The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter described, D e ss e r ts City Clerk, Sanford, Florida Barn Moulton, Edna Rivera,'.Edwin abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Cypress Avenue’which 3-ll)-’I7-2tc4 Fresh Fruit ami Sponge Gems Campbell, Edith Braxton, Beatrice have Ix’en tentatively determined by the assessor covering the proportion ofj Home-made Mince Pie * Home-made Apple Pie Carson, G. P. Sharp, Jeff Geiger, Es­ the expense of said Improvement to he borne by the respective pieces of prop-i ther Ericson, Margaret Martin, Mary erly hereinafter described, and the estimated nmount of benefit, which will! Cheese * Crackers Demi Tassee Manning, Verna Bandy, Dorothy nerrue to the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting upon; Ryan, Marion Houlihan, Roger Jim-1 mid Cypress Avenue to be improved in the maimer above stated are as fol- TO ALL PERSONS HEREI n X f t ER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET: Inez, Katherine Allen, Vivian Smart,' lows, to-wit: $1.00 $ 1.00 Helen Matthews, Mary Wight, Nona' . Amount K*t. Benefit; You are hereby nutified that on the 29th day of January, A. D. 1927, the lit Property II'Ry Commission of Snnford, Florida, ilid adopt n preliminary resolution pro­ Rivers, Betty McKinnon, John (.our- ()wm,r Description of Property Assessment ier, Beatrice Hickson, Malcolm B ig -' ..... , , ................ . „ , $375.66 vidin g for the grading and paving of Sixth Street from Magnolia Avenue to M. J. Stokes, Lot I, lilk. S, Chapman & Tucker $312.26 n o n u ■) gins, Leon Connor, Unit! King. Laurel Avenue with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. The to­ 315.00 262.68 Unknown, Lot i, It Ik. 16, Chapman & Tucker „r ri nI estimated cost of said improvement of Sixth Street is $9,408.00. The a s­ 190.00 Mrs. L. K. Taylor. Lot 7. Illk. 16, Chapman & Tuck •r 159.71 sessm ents against the various pieces o f property hereinafter described, ahqtTHIRD GRADE 136 (16 10.1.82 Wilbur Forrester. Lot 0, lilk 7, Tr. A. Sanford jting upon the contemplated improvement of Sixth Street which have been ten.1. T, Campbell, Harold Gore, George Mary (*. Calhoun, Lot I, Bib 8. Tr. A, Sanford ’ 136.00 109.82 Mntively determined by the Assessor covering the proportion of the expense Steeie, Patsy Garrett, Doris Hopkins, Mary C. Callmun, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr. A, Sanford 136.66 109.82 of said improvement to he borne by the respective-pieces of property herefnLydia linnkin, Vernelle Rhodes, Inez Ernestine Stewurt, Lot 6, Hlk. 8, Tr. A, Sanford 136.00 109.82 ci «a after described, and the estimated nmount of benefit which will accrue to Thompson, J. H. Coleman, jr., Inez John Turner, Lot G, Illk. K, Tr. A, Sanford 130.00 109.82 (the various pirn** of property hereinafter described abutting upon said Sixth Dennett Ruby Coursey, Katherine Enun a Miller, Lot 3, Illk, 16. Tr. A, Sanford 200.00 164.74 Ha Street to be improved in the manner above stated are ns follows, to-wil: 130.60 Fuqua, Mamie Melton, May I ' u r d o n , ! ^ ^ Stewart, Lot 8, Blk. 7, Tr. A , Sanford. 109.82 Cards of Sanford's Repot- *> Pearl Tyner, Clam Ziglcr, Elmer Cor-j Mary c ('aIhoun, Lot 7, Blk. 9, Tr. II, Sanford You tan find the name of Amount Kst. Benefit 200. uii Hi 1.74 able Professional Men, etch ta on, James McClelland, Marjorie For­ every live Business Man 200.66 Owner Description of Property Assessment tu Property 1(14.74 J. N. Willis, Lot 5. Blk. 10, Tr. B, Snnford of whom. In his chosen pro- *a rest. Marjorie Turner, Louise Hick­ in Sanford In this Column George W. Hyman, Lot 5. Blk. 7, Tr. 3 .... $414.26 $450.00 pieces of property nliov The special assessments against the ’ fesslon the Herald recom- ^ son, Frances Wilson, Richard Smith. each day. The special assessments against the various pieces of property above. Either in full within thirty days j described are payable optionally, as follows; tUJ i meads to the people. *» 1inter the completion of tie wotk, or in ten equal annual installments with idescribed are payaUe optionally, ns follows: Either in full within thirty days n n i Q i a n i a h n FOURTH GRADE ! interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the date of the com- nrl»r tho completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with ta lu n »a interest at the tnto of eight per cent per annum from the date of the comJohn Klim ey. Roy Britt, Em ory j j,|ctjon 0f ,sajd im provem ent. .v r l- t , ,,, • ■ i-letlon of sail! improvement ...Tl« (Spii iii.'dd I*cnn:n g t Allmi Mtd-f A mw,|inB of the g ^ | i zinR ,,„a rd of, the ( ity of Snnford, Honda, will 1 1 A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will I, t.m, Ruth-dhi « «ok, Barbara lebl, iu.|(| ,(l the City Hall on the 26th day of March, A. 1>. 1023, at two-thirty S e m in o le P r in te r y j George A. DeCottes .Lillian Stv’t.klcy, Ellen Lumlqutst, El- p, m. at which'meeting said Equalizing Board will hear ail claims and ob- tie held nt the City Hall on the 26th day of March, A, D. 1923, nt two-thirty r.UR (’lUNn,NC. P I c u b c h ! A lto r n e y * :it-L a w mnii l.bt.,i . Au a iown ng, .rii n as to the character of all said improvements to lie paid for in part j>. m. ut which meeting xuid Equalizing Board will hear nil claims and ob­ OCR PRICE Hall, Mary i atvise Dunn, Mary Alice by special assessments and ns provided for in the resolution hcrclnnhove re­ jections ns to the character of nil said Improvement* to be jrnid for in part -Phonc 401 902 French AvenueOver Seminole County Bank Shipp, 'Myrtle Chcfto, Ethel Body, by special assessments nnd ns provided for in the resolution hereinabove referral to. j ferreil to. , IANFOR1) FLORIDA Robert Adams,.Cornelius Drunks, Eu-J Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford gene Tnkach, Eunice Banks, Virginia Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the1 Seal of the City of Sanford, Quick Service Transfer Florida on this the 16th day of March, A. M. 1923. Full. Clair Fuqua, Pauline Klitmil, Florida on this the loth Hay of March, A. I). 1923. Storai;e FncillUcs FRED R. WILSON Tin (SEAL) L, R. PHILIPS, him Enight, Grace Lewis, Thelma ( SEALi L. It. PHILIPS, U wc please you, tell other*; If not. 3 16-17 2tc < ity l lurk, Sanford, Moridu d-|6-17-2tc City Clerk. Sanford, Florida Minor, R igtm I iii.l. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW tell us. Phone 498 I; First National Bank Building FIFTH GRADE SANFORD FLORIDA IJornicu Allen, Dorothy Gore, Mar■ S1.00 $1.00 5 HONOR ROLL 72: S T v a j S J ? hh«.: NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS v. c. c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and Mill Work PURELY : PROFESSIONAL : NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS CHELLE MAINES LAWYER —Court House CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Kyee Examiard Glaasee Designed B. W. HERNDON Henry McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. INSURANCE AGENCY Optirfan-Opto^ielriat ;IS East First Street Sanford, Fla. FIRE---------AUTO--------- BONDS S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder ri- IANF0RD FLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT Room 7, Miller Dldg. 4ANFORD -t*:• FLORIDA DR. R. M. WELSH A. P. Connelly & Sons KaUMlafcr* 1MH n-K-A-I, U-S-T-A-T-B I Farm* ta r r tla ir a li t'a-lm provc4 li a Z Cllr L ola Ramra I Baataraa I 'l o p t r l r iB ia r a a r e S a r t lr R o a d f t^aaaa R a ila fU C k a a fn Main OSIca m b iic u ■AXPOltU |rfcaB, 4H it B A i/r r com pact IKVKITXGXT COMPAIXT 104-R M a g n olia A re. Grndunte Veterinarian Telephone* • Office 20 Residence 257 Office Conrad Bldg. DeLanil, Florida W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE M^MuBcn, Mnrjorie Hopkins, James T 0 ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON Higgins, Sherwood Harvard, Aibdi'hus t SEVENTH STREET: |B Caitcr, Minnie Hardy, Louise Tanner,1 You arc hereby notified that on the 29th day id January, A. D. 1923, the ■ Nellie William'!, Truell Benton, A I-*City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro- « hett Myers, Willard Ilareliff, I.ois vlding for the grading ami paving of Seventh Street from Magnolia Avenue — Robinson, Mike Rankin, Willie Tur­ to Mellonville Avenue with vitrified brick «»r other hard surface material. J The ttitul estimated to-t of said improvement of Seventh Street is $13,122.06. iley, Floiutle Vickery, Phyllis Smith. The nsseHNinents against the various pieces of properly hereinafter described n abutting upon the contemplated improvement of Seventh Street which have J SIXTH GRADE Hilda Muirhcnd, Emily Slnrr, Eliza- Irecn tentatively determined by the Assessor covering the proportion of the a The Kennison Property, known as the old both Hcrryhil), Martliu Fitts, Mury expense of suid improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of property a Fibre Factory site, railroad track and water Lowe Huff, Lulu Urquhnrt, Horace hereinafter described, and tho estimuld amount of benefit which will accrue Jimincx, Ernest Culp, II. C. Waters, to the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting upon said, * Jr.ck Peters, Ruby Booth, Kathleen improvement of Seventh Street to be improved in the manner nlnive stated a front. Exclusive sale for short time. are as follows, to-wit: . Long, i ’t Amount K*t. Benefit ja SEVENTH GRADE Owner Description of Froperty Assessment to Properly » $272.84 $275.90 j £ Helen Jhikius, Clarice Lewis, Mag­ Lcola Nixon, Lot 6, Illk 8, Tr. F„ Sanford........ ..... 116.60 • 120.00 gie Lynch, Pearl Robson, Harriett Mabel Dozier, W. 50‘ Lot I, Blk. 9, Tr. 11. Rossettcr, Opal Thomas, Stephen Charlie J. Stewart, Lot It), Blk 8, Tr. C., Snnford .: 289.17 290.00 Slnnholser, Elizabeth Knight, Rudolph William C. Stewart, jr.. ImI 5, Blk. 8, Tr. D, Snnford 272.84 275.00 REALTOR 27J.8I 276.00 Lloyd, Margaret Talbot, Eudora Fer­ F. E. Evcrly, U t 10, Btk. 8, Tr. I), Sanford guson, Henry Russell, James Stolnoff, Mercy Roberts, U t 6, Blk. 9, Tr. 1, Sanford 272.84 275.00 Florida Orlando Bessie Wheeler, Lot 0, Blk. 9, Tr. 2, Sanford 272.84 275.06 Nczzie Stone, Unknown, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. II, Snnford ................... 289.17 290.00 .. ................................................................................................................................. .. Theresa Stewart, Lot 1, Blk. 9, Tr. I), Snnford . .....272.84 275.00 EIGHTH GRADE Wilbur Allen, Morris Benjamin, Ernestine Stewart, Lot 6, Illk. 9, Tr. I), Sanford 272.81 275.00 William DuBose, Arthur Znchnry, The specini assessments against the various pieces of property above .. .....................................................................a.................. : Doyle Britt, Vera Dickerson, Virginia described are payable optionally, ns folluws: Either in full within thirty days W' Jinkinn, Beth Lossing Camilla Pules- after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with ton, Rebecca Stevens, Elmo Single­ interest at tho rate of eight per cent per annum from the date of the com­ tary, Elizabeth W’hllncr,’ Gladys pletion of said Improvement. Wynn, Paulino Wallace, Harold^ Wilk­ A meeting of tho Equalizing Board of tho City of Snnford, Florida, will inson, Elizabeth Earle, Mildred Lum- be held nt the City Hall on the 2Gth day of March, A. I). 1923, at two-thirty ■B lcy, Lottie McNeil, Elizabeth Shoe­ p. m. at which meeting said Equalizing Board will henr all claims and ob­ 8 H. W. SAWTELLE, C. P. A. (N. A.) maker, Evelyn Taylor, Lorcne Vick­ jections as to tho character of all said Improvements to ho paid for in pnrt| : MR. GEO. II. WRIGHT MR. I. W, HAWKINS ery. by special assessments and as provided for In the resolution hereinabove re­ Rooms 8 and 9 Fountain Ruilding ferred to. STROUT FARM AGENCY Witness my hnnd ns City Clerk nnd the Seal of tho City of Sanford, DoLAND, FLORIDA 113 Magnolia Ave. 8 Florida on this the 10th day of March, A. D. 1923. t Don't lose time if this interests you. 1 AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDING AND KEI’AIRING Rear or Dodge Uro*. Motor Co, STEWART The Florist Corner of Oak Avenue nnd Second St. [ Cut Flowers--------------- Floral Dealgna Sanford, Florida (SEAL) , L. R, PHILIPS, CHARLES STEIN, Prop. Good 5 room house, well located, nice Annual ahd Ornamental Plants City Clerk, Sanford, Florida B nelghbornood, electric lights, gas, wat 3-10-17-2tc *14 Myrtle Are. Phone 26Q-W Auditing Income Tax Procedure er." House in excellent condition. Two Are Killed Corporation Accounting Accounting Systems Owner for quick sale names very low In Train Wreck price, $2,400. $850 cash, balance Estate Accounting Partnership Accounting SANFORD MACHINE Near Pensacola monthly. The monthly payments are TO ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON COMPANY less than the average rent paid for tfcOO A. M. to 3 I’. M. except by appointment MELLONVILLE AVENUE: ’ * similar houses. PENSACOLA, Mch. 10.—Two perGeneral Machine and Boiler You nre hereby notified that on the C9th day of January, A, D. 1923,.the ^ Why pay rent when a homo can be 1 -v lona were killed when passenger train W o rk s City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pzo-,S bought on auch easy terms. 278-tfc No. 383, a special train of tho Louis­ fkffi ? V Cylinder Grinding You'll see Miss Llxzlo l.idy who’s vlding for the grading and paving,of Mellonville Avenue from Celery Ave- J ville and Nashville railway, ran into TAutomobile Repairs a switch engine near here nt 0:60 awfully tidy, In Twelve Old Maids— nue South to Snnford nnd Everglades Branch of A. C. L. Ry. with vitrified * .l i brick or other hard surface material. The total estimated cost of said im-j« Acetylene Welding o’clock Thursday n igh t The dead art Eliza .Neff is a little deaf. She Ms one » • -7'. . . . f; vein cut of it $1,400. $7,466.00. The assessments against the Z8»-2*.p pro vement ol Mellonville Meitonviue Avenue Avenueis w . Tine r o e-. , ' 289-2*,p ‘hone 62---------- Sanford, Florida Carl McMillan, engineer of the pas­ of the Twelve Old Maids. • various pieces of prpporty.dwrtinafter’described nbuttlng upon the conUm-l*aaaB K a« | aaB aB IR iaaaR H B iaB aH iaH H aB aaB IH H aa a BaBaaRMaa senger train, nnd his negro fireman. ^ s:Tt>J ,vI..v «-Jf H i .m t r *5 J . 1 .............. • • NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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' ••* tf ,i \ t w . Y - . v T '- h — -i: ' t • .*1 .• L< . ' ■ rVrT, <in ^ P-*' ? J , : ‘V ^ A / A V B li . . , • IN SANFORD THURSDAY, MARCH 15th ■• a p • , IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N -;rTr3»!s •* VO LU M E pi jJgft tfl ■ t4SHi in. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH- 9, 1923 11 Af f i GERMAN CITIES AND OF FRENCH N U M B E R 29fi H ardin g Puts in LOCKED IN STEEL VAULT, a Day Cruising BEAUTIFUL BANK CLERK IS RESCUED SHORES AFTER FIVE HOURS WORK BOULEVARD ON OF LAKE MONRO E WILL BEAUTIFY THE -r~ ■ VKRO, Fin., March 9.— Prerident Harding yesterday cruised nearly Oil I miles on the Indian river, played 18 -• 1 t -i 11 Mr » » t i < «• , i ,> • . , , .1 ,holes of golf, visited with relativea at * & $ £ :B P S > Fallow W orker Locked Him m by M istake and the RocUedge. shook hands wi^h several •ti ■. *v«j V au lt Had to Be Drilled Open ; hundred people and called it nil a , ..u_______ " i vacation. \ n iiM iu n on u N. xt i * plainly SAY t h a t POLICE w e r e PATTERSON, J., March 9.—Charles Hi Giacoma, in 19 years ofr age, , The. chief . executive . . , Indicated . „ * ,7 ANJ) GIVE SEMINOLE ONE , , • .... , . . , .. that he had enjoyed it all when he ^AGITATORS AND KEPT was in a serious condition In the hospital today ns the result of his ex per- , , , . . . .. . OF FINEST ROADS LN . ....... , V , . boarded the housvlHiat Pioneer late UP REVOLT T J m Wf ? hP ? n nCC,dCnLU ^ ’ l Z ' ‘Y T 7 n 7 , 17m ,h" to continue the cruise unpal, William Templeton, a fellow worker in the Peoples Park Bank Hi (..a -1ti, (lnrkn(,i , flq, |int, th(. oraft „ „ cotaa was rescued after’ five hours of feverish and unceasing tod by « « « " * . nnchorp(! for thc nik,hl M.vcra, ro,|e, of men who burned their way through while his parents awaited outside for T h of th|, town T . Mr H||r||, , word of his fate. The first judgment of attending physicians was that he w|„ comc a|hor(( h(?n. for rount. of Prom inent CitUen Arrested for EXI’ KCT TO HOI* OFF FOR FLIGHT would recover. Some thought his mind might bo affected by Imprisonment R0|f j^ (| mny mt|(0|l fo For, p|’ tro ANI> NOW 81IB IS A WOMAN In lhc Legislature Will Be Pre­ A g ita tin g Unrest Among the pared hy Seminole County in the vault. j for another gnmt* In the afternoon. TO PORTO RICO TOMORROW. W ITHOUT A COUNTRY WORKING PEOPLE Representative " ** An hour licfore the members of thc <Ujr T h e A a i o r l a l r d I ’ r r e a ) presidential party uwokc yesterday, ID , The A .M irl.ln l l*r.»«l I l l , T h r A a a o c la lr il I’ i t m ) WASHINGTON, March 9.— Isadora MIAMI, MdrcJj 0.—Captain Thomas Sanford and Seminole County will - the Pioneer east off from the dock at F.SSEN, march !>.— French troops Lnnphirc, commanding the squadron ' rX1 Titusville and headed down the InDuncan, who says she due* not like j have one of the best and certainly one (avc again been withdrawn from dinn river through one of Florida’s lhc United States, Is n°J nn American of the most beautiful roads In tho state • Dertmund. which was occupied yes- " f » lx nrm>' •'," nc* .on thcir fli* ht trom I * ^ ^ (n .. ^ ^ ... ................ if ull the plans of Hon. Forrest Lakc^ trniay for the purpose of rounding..Tt‘xn? to ,Port° R*co’ * " n',u,lccd ,hi*i AS T H F F IR S T F A I S F S T F P ,ll,? of ,hl’ ^brougm the iswil *lw«1d«l. She iost her citizenship, the go right in the next session of the up .11 members of thc disbanded * « ' t,ml \h° ho“ 0,T f ™m Curtj " r — — • ■ field hero to Havann, would not be r\V J 1 Hid I H ID I 1 nidULi U i IdJ to H ooh led ge, w h ere the president and 'l»P(»dnunt held, through her Jnnr- legislature. Mij. Lake appeared la-fore rtrity police still at large. Tho city made until Saturday. The delay was ______ * | M rs. H ard in g w en t a shore for n visit' rin^‘ *° St‘r‘r'’ Esscnlnc, R'tssinn, last the county commissioners, tho Wom­ «ts icarchcd by the French soldiers, an’s flub, thc Kiwnnis club nnd tho caused by the necessity of overhaul , . . . mu* T 4 * XT™ *: w ith th e latter’s b roth er, C. B. Kling! APril* K*ccn,l>r' on ,envinH sad two hundred seventy of the se­ dvToward Membership in The League o f Nations in am , h i, fn,n ljy . sh ores w ith h er h u sb a n d , th e d u n err Chamber of Commerce on this impor­ ing one of thc planes nnd alzo the ruld curity force members were arrested j tant matter and he will go to Tnltnrequiring twenty-four hours’ notice Another Form ’ During the Stop at Rwklcdge theltook occasion to deride Amoricmi insnd expelled fr^m tho district with to Washington of the time for hophassee armed with the undivided sup­ ' president liecamu a freeholder of tiioi dilutions nnd incidentally took a vers warning not to return. offs. , state of Florida. Citizens of the lit- { b" ‘ sho1 nt Prohibition. After reading port of the people o f this city and the At Recklinhauson, Dr. Eisenrrcithe CII t T l * f A a i n r U t M I ’ r f M l thetic (honl He town who went to the pier in a the P " ” r ,l*“ rU “ f ht’r re- territory; from Sanford to Lake Mon­ kas been arrested by French authori­ NEW YORK. March 9.— President ••Hut that* is not said nnd what is body to greet the visitors, presented th« United States Secretary roe asking for n boulevarded lake ties. He is president of the Munich Harding's proposal that the United front nnd u beautiful boulevard from Hsll police and acted as such in day­ i States accept membership In the per­ not understood is that the so-called *be president with a deed to a lot. \"< U ^ r ,» * » b »»"«ouiic«l he would Sanford to Monrta* nlongi the shores international court Is no court at all. Die other stop of the day was «t 1 1 1 tl l " w> l 1 •' " < > (ipiivu ig 1 1 • time but at night had assumed vuri-1 ( manent court of international justice" of the lake. This will not Mdy give the oas other roles, the'Frcnch assert, to !t'nr,°* Shipments Reported for Thurs- was ussailed here last night hy Sen­ as court is commonly understood. It is Mellsjurne. It was probably the llrat ! of lK’r American citirenship. city and Monroe one of the finest road little more than what exists with our Dnn* n president of the United States facilitate his work as an ngitutor1 day, March 8th: ator Johnson, Republican, California, ways but it will givo both places a ACTCS E v e r g lild C among the labor clement. When nr- Horidu—Snnford section Cfi a lender of tin* senate irreconcllnbles, arbitration treaties. It does not func- •'• ' had visited the place and those better health report for bulkheading rested he had thyce identification Horida— Manatee section •12, u, a first “ false step” toward member- tion like the ordinary courts with there made tho best of it. Mr. IianlLand Sold Today to thc lake shore and getting rid of the ship in the league of Nations. which we are familiar. It cannot hale i " « '">il his golfing companions, 1Mcards, it is stated, nnd tho French in- j F'orlda—T>y boat, 110 crates, low swampy lands means Vetting rid Miami Land Co. trlllgence service roported they had; t!«llfornlu 'JK Sp-aktnK before >hc Hranx beard • • » ' « * » re c 'k 'lr.n l orumrie, nor d » W - . b l n y pubof the mosquitoes and malarial fev• found three houses in various dis- Florida—Tampa section 1 of trade, the Colifornbi .motor do- j ™ " "• » f ox.utrto Jon «l etloo e ft holroton Loxkor. of tbo M p . <llr The \**i>eidlril l'rr««) era. This is tine' of the greatest moves disputes between nations- It ts a ! Pin|T board, ami former director Hawes trfcts taken under different names. In : ♦ * — dared the demnnd for American pt TALLAHASSEE, March Thc over contemplated by the city nnd in his pocket was discovered a set of j Total ..................................... 127 ticipution In European nffairs was lias- Jmere arbitral tribunal to which nn- " r ‘ ho budget, were conducted ........ , ". Intet-nutiimal improvement Hoard to- county governments and thc boulevard * . , , . . . fslic whiskers. . Shipments previously unreported: cd on no logical foundation, but em­ tions may submit disputes if they see state to the Melbourne• country club,( day sold J32 acres of everglade land will do much toward making thc lake fit, nnd only those questions, which which proudly displayed to the party —— — —— —----Florida, by boat, March 7th,201 crates anated from “ a befogged international to the H istayn e C om pany of Miami, ■hpre tin* location for lino hom«s pf the parties themselves agree to sub- '• nent little nine hole golf course for $20,000 cash. The land is located tourists and liK-nl residents. Mr. Iuike intellectuality or an historically perRailroad Commission K. . . „ . , ~ r~ „ , ; inIt, can be heard nt nil. Great Hrl- ' v''b water hazards in which alligat^ . 17 A a .* .. .Shipping roinl iniorinamm lor Thur. fervld imagination." on tho Key of Biscaync, out from Mi­ appeared before the Chamber of Com­ : tain, France, Italy nnd Japan have ‘Ts were reputed to lie in wail r.t Wants A u thority March 8lh: ami, when* it is understood the Bis- merce today on this subject 'and was “ Still the cries, the propaganda per- refused to submit to any compulsory ‘ iuies for poorly driven bulls. cnyne company already has exten­ assured tty- hearty support o f that s a n f o r d , f l a .: cooi, dear. ir alats for our entry mtd Europe, said . . „ • I r /** to Enforce Decisions No alligators were seen, however, J . . , jurisdiction, reserving to themselves linuliugs heavy, deuiunu slew, mov... 'Senator sive holdings. . Johnson. “ It takes now one to decide . . J body un lids great project, 'll also . when and whether any con- 'hiring the two rounds the presidential ! mcnt dr*B«.'y. '"srkvt 'lull. Carloads: form thLll n tota||y t|iiT.rx*nl one i means that by this now route into troversy in which they nre interested foursome Itad made on the course. TALLAHASSEE, March 9.— There,!; «. b. usunl terms: I0 inch crates unJ hn„ run lhl, Ull of |M„ si|,|e the 'city, thc state roadway depart' Am erican Debt Com. Member* of the club willingly served before the ' international u a strong probability that the next!Golden Self-Blanching J-6 dox. stalks intemationnl organizations. It;: ad­ shall come meat and the Federal roadway depart' jpj ns caddies, John S. Chapman, pub­ mission Completes • ment will assist in making this road­ legislature will be asked to give the |n the rough, $1.05-$l.76, New French vocates appeal in turn with equal fer­ tribunal. , "Titus, the much hcrnlded court, to lisher of the Ryckfprd, III., Star, car­ nllroad commission authority to e n -js trnj„ l-G dox. stalks In the rough vor to our altruism and our cupidity. Form al D raft way since it is thc only roqte that prevent w'nr in the future is denied rying the clulis of the publisher of the force its rules, it is pointed out, but $i.jO-$l.fi5, mostly around $1.50, few will give them u 00 foot roadway and * “ Tho demund thnt America join tho in its inception by tho -great nations Mnriun, O., Star. it* decisions must be taken into the1well-bleached higher, ( I t r T a r A a o o r l n l n l t’ r rs a i rights. Although tile itinerary of tho*hotiac I.vague of Nations is sucreilcil by the of the earth the right or thc power courts unless the utility affected com-: , WASHINGTON. March 9. — The beautiful word picture of nn eeononi- to act upon any questions which may boat party still remains undecided ex­ American debt funding commission pile* of iU own accord. Much of the*To|a| c||r!ot „hipmrnls from Sanis conference am! a great part of the 1h- the breeders of the war, without cept in a tentative way, the progress today completed the formal draft of Arm our and Morris rcgulntnry effectiveness to say noth-1 ford (hi, „ caM,n ,|alr 1.6A2 moral weight of thc United Stales {j,,, consent of these nations them- of the Pioneer yesterday made it ren- tlie debenture which embodies the ing of the lost time, of the comm is-. I fQtj,! Carlot shipments from Man­ W ill H ave M erger sonnldy certain that thc president and might piny in a topsy .turvy world. selves. »ion is lost by lack of power, a spokes terms of the debt refunding settle­ atee this season to dnte K75 Ami again now our old leaguers, wea­ "The so-called international court is1bis fellow vacationists would spend in a Few W eeks ment negotiated with Great Britain. man has declared, nnd the P’loriiln Total carlot shipments from San­ Sunday nt Palm Beach. ry from defeats, id ulcet tones invite n part of the Lcuguo of Nations,.cre­ No announcement wan made as to commission, ho asserted, is one of the ford last season to date ..a........1,358 us to join the international court, I n r, T h r .ta a v r lA lr d P r r a a ) ated by thc league. Entering the court few state regulatory bodica thus han­ Total carlot shipments from Munwhen the contract.would Ik* submitted CHICAGO, March 9.— Morger of “ At| international cou>t which sub- which sqmc may believe to be of little Men Who Mobbed for the British signature. • . dicapped. Armour and Co. and Morris company 703 ntcc Inst season to date stutes tho rule of Inw for that of consequence, is nevertheless, thc first As matters now stand, it is pointed will be consummated within a week, it Putnam County Jail IKiwer and the domination of justice false step. There is no illusion about out, n decision by thc commission BODY OF JUDGE HARRIS ‘ RENT-A-CAR was learned from nn authoritative Identified Today for urmed might has n sonorous and what it means among advocates o f thc regardless of its ultimate outcome, WAS LAID TO RF-ST source today. Within thnt time the valDrive it Yourself appealing sound. To argue that just Icugtic. They understand full well nnd can Ik* held in litigation’ indefinitely Cnll for Reel 11ittin nof thc Armour Company stock ( I l y T h e , \ »*n c lalr d |*rr*a) ns courts determine issues between their press boasts of the fact, that it Da Trial nt I’ alatkn Now in Prelim­ through thc various moves by thc util­ ‘ 'Phono 3 to ’W exchanged as part of thc pur­ MIAMI, Fla.. Match H.- A funeral inary individuals it is logical there r.hould is the entering .wedge, the first move­ ity. If tho commission were given au­ chase price will ho fixed by arbitra­ OAK nnd SECOND ST. icortege six blocks long hi Key West lie n like mode of adjudication of ment, which ultimately is 'to lead to thority to "enforce" its decision, it is 2>Jfi-fitc tion, it is understood. ( H r T h r Aaa or ln lr d l*rraal yesterday afternoon lam* the body of • ■ _____ ■. ■ _________ full membership in the League of N'ndifferences between Rations by simi­ explained, the recourse of appealing PALATE A, Mnrch 9— When thir­ Judge W. Hunt Hurris, who died Tues­ * lar courts, at once strikes a synipa- tion».’’ to the courts would still bo open, but WATER FLOODS CELLARS teen mun ciiargctl with uttuck on day, to his final resting place in Key |'the initiative would have to be taken British Protest the I utnum county jail March 3rd, West cemetery, following funeral ser­ hy the utility And while the matter ( O r T h r A ■■or l a i n ! P rr a a ) A gain st French Daytona Election * tvetc arraigned before County Judge vices in St. Pauls church. So great “ Auto Master* to NEW YORK, Mch. 7.— Four tqua|c »* i pending the decision would be in Calhoun this morning Sheriff Hagan was thc throng that came to pay their miles of the Bronx early yoiterday Invasio n of Ruhr rffect. " Givejs a Landslide Greet Motorists at - ?! positively identified three of them as Inst respect* to the distinguished jur­ were transferred into n miniature Y el­ those who fired into jail„ one of the ist that many were unable to get In­ lowstone park when 30 geysers spous­ S afety Candidates LONDON, March 9.— It has been Hendersonville Automobile Revenues bullet* striking him in thc hand. Three side thc church. IV, reported that-the British government , ed-water high into tho air after a wa­ Have Taken B ig Jump has formally protested on legal HENDERSONVILLE, N. C., Mch. Candidates supported by^ib*. ptililic were Russel White, Chester Fowler, L. ter main had burst. Torrent* flowed Since the Y e a r 1917 grounds against the" French occupa­ 10.— A novel method of giving aid to safety committee of Daytona won J. Brian. Counsel for thc defense in­ IN'HUTMENTS NOLLE PKOSSBD into hundreds of cellars and many fa ­ timated that if the men were bound tion of territories between thc Rhine milies living in basement* were .rout­ the 70,000 motorists who will pass there in the city elections, held Tues­ over they would apply to the circuit bridgeheads. It is learned that no for­ day, by majorities of better than two (Itr Thr Aaanrlatr* Praaa) ed from their beds. In some initnncoa ’ tn rT fc e A s M rls tr f l*r»w t Hendersonville to and from Florida W ELLS BURG, W. Va. Mch. 0 — there wore three feet of water'In the court for hnltens corpus writs to gnin TALLAHASSEE. March 0.— Revo- mal protest has been made, but only in tho courso of a year has been devis­ to one. Total votes cast were 1,037 Indictment* charging 120 men with bedroom*. release. The remainder of the time “ues derived from automobile or rath­ verbal representations by diplomatic ed by the Greater Hendersonville of which 60 were thrown out aa being conspiracy to attack nnd destroy mine er motor vehicle licenses havo taken rhannels, pointing out the difficulties was taken up in examination of wlt-j ' . ______-4. Chamber of Conjihcrro. Those sight­ invalid. ■i property qt Cliftonville, W. Vn., last hig jumps annually since 1917, uc- created for thc British authorities in nesses. RIDE ENDS F A T A L L Y Thc race wn* for thc office of city seen and sunshine seekers will bo summer were nolle pressed In circuit fording to figures made public by thc Rhineland. traveling over thc longest continuous commissioners and thc winner* wore court hero yesterday. Tho drfondants Tho Cologne chnntlicr of commerce the slate comptroller’s office. In 1917 ( I l r T h r .txiM -n irS P rr M t scenic highway in the world, and the ns follows: S. C. Archibald, R. Den- Gentleman Bandit MEMPHIS, March p .-J . T. 0|d«, 35, had been nt liberty under bond for the taxes weye -collected by counties has sent a long letter of protest to flret national highway to be designat­ dh» Craig, and Fred J. Niver for two Holds Up Cafe in several months. Tho charges grow out a Yazoo nnd Mississippi Valley rail»nd totalled $128,277.76. Thc follow- Colonel Josiah Wcdgowood,, member ed according to thc federal good roads year terms while Gordon D. Hayward •ng year the atat'c took over thc eol­ Of the house of commons, who is op­ Jacksonville of the Clifton mino battle In which road,conductor, i* licnd, Gordon Casbureau, after the manner of using nnd Churlea E. Luther were elected’ Sheriff H. H. Duval nnd six otheni nrettc, Ifi, groceiy clerk, I* under ation of the money and the total posed to thc interference with British letter* of the alphabet. This wonder­ for one year terms. V Commission Comp shr Wore killed. arrest mi a charge of murder *n|) **s $340,081.28. In 1922 they aniount- trado interests caused by the-French ful road, stretching from the Great The loser*, »upported by the good three other persons are belngdetained to $1,538,342.20. The figures mere­ action. The letter suggests, to the Bri­ Lakes to tho land of perpetual youth government league, were Addison Raid To Re Same One Who Held lip nt material witnesses, a* an ofter- isrr,? ly purport to show a steady growth in tish govemtnent "certain concessiona" Constable K illed being known as routo A, or, as our O’Neill, M. Josie Rogers, B. P. Smith, Several Place* matb of nn automobile ride nnd gath­ the revenues, it la pointed out, as mo­ which might bo obtained from the Yankee friend* say “ root" A. at Herrin Mines Dealt T. Smith nnd Isabel L. Cham­ ering in a suburban store near here tor vehicle tax has been increased French and Belgian governments for l l l v T h e A w n i ' i i P d l ’ (r a a ) This helpful idea of Hendersonville berlin. . from timo to time. the purpose of facilitating British By Coal M iner which terminated in thc fatal wound* JACKSONVILLE. March 9.— Holdorigin will be'in the shape of n fat, '"This ha* been one of the ’ hottest trade and preventing grave losses to ing of Old*. iiig Pete Berio, w;aitor in a local cnCasarette, according to sheriff's British manufacturers and merchants. juyial, "auto station master,’’ whose municipal races over conducted in All Stockholders (Dr Thr A ssociated I'rriil duty it will bo to greet every cor Dayiona and for the Inst two week* i t f and two pustomers nt hay with a WEST FRANKFORT, Match 3.deputies, who arrested him. admit- ' W , , in Lincoln Car bearing Uto license tag of n state oth­ lull page mis in both papers were used pistol, Jacksonville's gentleman ban­ Constable John Kelley, of . Zelgier, t( d the hootii g, but .1- ( ttvd that ho fjQ | Peonage Charge V er than North Carolina, aid ita pas- by .both leagues to .inform the voter* dit, robbed n restaurant’s cash regis nonr here, one of tho' men.under In acted In self defense. V/ ’ A re Reimbursed ■sengsrs in a hospitable manner, di about __ thc issues nt stake.— DeLnrid ter of bctwccn*$40 and $4() about 0:30 dictmcnt in connection with the Her­ A ga in st Farm er ■■■ ■ o’clock this morning. The description them to the dozens of beauty jj/ewE Hfory Ford Pays Off AH Claims rin mine killings, was shot nnd killed . W ill Be Taken Up r*ct 12 1 of the bandit tallies with that of the H earing on Motions • spit* and waterfalls in the mountains,! Amouatlng to Millions shortly before midnight last night by man who has held up two other os­ a* 1 Por N ew T rial Today and to wish them God speed on their] $75^90 JEWELRY ROBBERY AT Dan Davis, a coal miner. < !lr n * l*rH «i ... ‘ ‘‘ r Tke AMoclIlt.ft ! tahliahmcnta here within tho Inst two way. ^A TALLAHASSEE, March 9.—Feder­ W“YSARASOTA, FLA. DETROIT. March 9.—All credit­ For Tw o Italians weeks. . ms a 1kt ; . • •- ' .c TO DEPORT ALIENS FROM TA M ­ or* of tho Lincoln Motor Car Com- al grand Jury sitting here In April , These motorists will hail from evwill investigate peonage chaites PA cry state in the middle west, and from SARASOTA, March 9.—Thc winter l? ny’ Purcbased last year by Henry ( I l r T h r \ a a n r U t r * I’ r r u l CABINET RESIGNS. DEDHAM, Maas., March 9c— Hoar, *,°rd at Receiver*' aala, have been against John Chanccy, farmer. of.Tny- mqny of thp eastern nnd far western residence of R. C. Caplet, Chicago, CHARLESTON. March 8. — Four ing on motions for a new trial in the '■•imbursed in full--by Mr. Ford, at Iflr county, AsslaUnt District Attor­ ones as well, who will be saved con­ at ttifc-fdariq was entered and robbed * f l l » T i n A »»«»rln lrd I ' f i n l h** been officially announced. To pay ney Diamond stated today. Chancey siderable mileage by the opening up of of $75,000 worth of diamonds and SANTIAGO. Chile./Mnrch 9.—Tho alien* alleged td have Wen mcmlwr? case of Nicola Sacco and Hartofomeo ^ d a l m -, ~Tu-*t* in full took - - - - -approxinintely r r .,__ _____ , was arrested last week and released thia new and duwet route. , " other jawclry some time last night, cabinet formod early'in Jhnuury with of a party of 32 smuggled into thc VanseML convicted o f killing t*y U,000,000. Ford took tho atop, it was on bond pchdlng action of thc grand according to officials here. No clew Francilga Carccs Gana ns premier, United Stntes from C u l» nt Panama master am! guard threa je * f* ago, »*.. . despite .**■ • the •f*ct that 5 - -he * ' ury/ He ie charged with having held ntil next Fl Fri­ Pally Herald on salo at Joel* Smoke announced, •n discovered. Mr.T’ltple*’ home resigned ycsUVday afternoon in coa­ City, Fla., last . rfight left hero itj were postponed tnda.it until th* not required 4<l do so under the n negro wont*n and man in bondag* House, Mobley’* Drug Store nnt! ted near thht of John Rlngling. sequence df un adverse vote on a res- charge of immigration' officers for day at thc request of founscl for tl Hunt's Pharmncy. defense. on his farm, nairetrircu* magnate. • olutlnp of confidence in the senate. : Tanya .where they wQl bo .deported. -j r * -• , » v •* .. .* •• rt * •• V’ L •L LY5 ARMY PLANES W I L L LEAVE ARE QUIET MIAMI SOON ISADORA DUNCAN M A D E REMARKS r,,KSTATE ABOUT AMERICA S P E C I A L B I L L SENATOR JOHNSON ASSAILS PERMANENT COURT OF JUSTICE ( CELERY MARKETS .. . .. . . . . . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 8,. 1923 Hundreds o f Bottlers A tten d in g Convention Held in Columbus MR8. FRBD DAIGBR, Society Editor Phono 217- W I f y ou k l T * I l f fr i e n d s « l « l l l * l 70 — I f y a m arm m a l m * ^ n / a t k r r a o r e o m l n * B o a * , o r I f y o u o r * r n l v r l a t o l n u , v *rll • o o o l a l ca r d In Ihla d t o a n m e o l . * l » l M datatla. o r t e l e p h o n e th e I l e a , I I « U h e urea t ie o n o re eln le d Weather remains cool nnd cris , til hundreti bottler* of Chero Cola, togvther with the xuleinicn and advorSOCIAL CALENDAR 1tiling men, have assembled for the Thursday— business nnd Professional 1annual convention of the Chcro-Coln Women's Club meets nt the home of . company of which C. A. Hatcher, is Mrs. John Leonard!, 711 Oak rtve., president; to be hold in this city on 1Match 7tb»iu l Kill. at 8 i». m* • These bottler* represent plants lo­ Thursday— Mrs. W. T. Langley will cated In eighteen states, from Penn­ entertain the -memlieni of the Mersylvania, Ohio nnd Illinois, in the north rie Matrons bridge Club nt her (xtuisiana in the west, and as far south homo at p. m. as Florida. Friday—B. Y. P. U. social ot the home f!. C. Gunn, n'f the Chrrw-Gola Cnmo f Mis* brat rice Martin on f*«li»ry p.ny. in jilltig us irt-M-u.l .chalrinan Avenue, A ll niembHr* and frismU o f t thin COIIVeiA ioll. ur* Invited. Tin- principal add error* sill !*• iVitlsy—Mrs. it. J, holly wilt u.ur- made by H. H. .McCiatchey, president tain the members of the book I aiv - of the Chamber of Commerce, Columers club nt her home on I’nrk nve., 1bits, in n welcoming speech; H. K. nt 3:30 p. m. . Weathers, vice president o f the SheFriday—Mothers Club will meet nt to-Coln company, on behalf of the the home of 'M rs. M. Minnrik'on company. Laurel nve., at 3:30 p. m. Arch 11. Taylor, of Charlotte, N. Friday—Regular monthly meeting of I C’., and Ororge J. Berkcr, of Cniro, the Soldo Harrison Chapter N. S. Illinois, will respond on behalf of the D. A. R. will be held at the home of bottlers. . Mrs, F. F, Dutton nt 3 o'clock. C. A. Sears, Sales and Advertising Saturday—Ceoilian Music Club meets Malinger, and Ernest F. Dallis, of A t­ at 3 o'clock at the studio of Mrs. lanta, Advertising Counsel, will out­ Fannie S. Munson. . . line the sales and advertising pro­ Hnturdoy— Cooked Food Sale nt gram for IP2.I. Stokes’ Cash Store, by Women's Other addresses will' be made by Guild, Holy Cross church. John liufnrd brock, editor of the Sunday— Musical at Methodist Church j Chero Coin booster; C. 0. Wolfe of the nt 7:45 p. m. by Cosmos Trio of Or- « Sales and Advertising department; K. lundo for the benefit of the Pipe ' J, Lane, owner of the (’"hero Cola bot­ tling Company of Knoxville, Tenn.,; |E. E. Farrandou, head chemist of the Mr. nnd Mrs. T. II. Nelson, of De Chero Cola, and others, Land, were visitors here yeslerduy. ; A aeries of entertainments ban been arranged f«u the. bottlers, including ■ a barbecue nt the ('hero Coin plnnt, II. Londenherg, of Tampa, was in the city yesterday transacting busi­ ami u banquet and calmret for Wed­ nesday evening, at the^ Columbun ness. Country Club. Over four hundred Chero-Colu sales­ John S. Graham und J. I.. barncj men, in addition to the plunt owners Represented Jacksonville here yester­ I and managers, are expected to attend day. this nnminl convention. i James G. Moore, of Daytona, was in Sanford yesterday on u business mission. ,<• Frril II, FIIII mk. lleferiHnl. N ew .Mae M urray Picture Gorgeous * nl|ifIiprr, X. T . T r i e r * noil Sira. J , W , Itiirtlii, T r t i a l r r * . mill (', l\ I l n r rlann. I', ,t. Ilnlln • mill l f. T . SS'llllmu* n « n i f i i l u r * r f Hi, C a n a O llnnril o f I ' l i M I r l i i . l r i i r i l i i i , . Sriu liin lr I imiiiI j . Don't forget the Fashion Show nt the Parish House tonight. A line mu­ sical program has been arranged to supplement the showing of the latest styles iti millinery, shoes and wearing appnrel. . I- InrMa. VS. The nialr ».f I'lurlilu. r» rrl liru. .1, llpfallr*, Utiif Sllarnr* f«r iSf Sr, rnlli JuUK-lnl r if f nil I.f i *I«•11itit. (TTVTIMV To Itir 1‘lttxfii* mill Tax I'nyrrK nf Kilil Kjifclal Tux K.IiihiI tll.slrlrt. No. 3. ru minate Cnunly. Klurldu. WlifKi'iiK. ii iifUilon Iiiik turn nied III tin* allure rtylril enlirt Ii}' S|k t Iii I Tux Hclinul lUsirlet No 1. Seminole •'mini). Flurlil.i. mulil Biieelul Tax Hi'liool lilitrlrt tietio.' uiao Miiuw.n nu Ilf Ilf VO Seliuol I l|*t riel. HetllliK forth tit* flirt that nn ileellull Ii.ih heeli calletl iiiul toM In aohl Tox School I 'iHirlet No, j, mi the &ih ilu> of Febru­ ary. A. I). I1IJ1. to determine whether or not 1heir i.houhl he hiKUeil h) Kuhl JiUtrlct lititnla In tin Kiim of fsn.OOO.oo Vi lour Interest It! the rate o f t: per ei'iil |u*r annum. Inioresi imi ililo k. mliiitftii.il, prliielpul I,, lo.tuio In ililrt) Many Hanford young people attend­ ed the dance and skated at Lake Mary Iasi night. Ijike Mary skating rinkIs proving very popular this winter und promises to hold the hoards un­ til warm weuther. Mayor Porter of St, Cloud nnd A t­ torneys Pletlglor and Davis of Kit*' ninimee were in the city a short tin.e today enroute to lie I Ami where they had legal business. They stopped over here to visit their old .friend, \V. II.' Tunniclilfe, and also paid the Herald office an appreciated visit. Coughs and Colds are contagious Rev. A. S. Peck, Mrs. Jonathan |,t. un Ml|o. 21)4-!ltc nnd resjuire prompt treatment a* they Peck, Father Roger Anderson and _____________________ apremi or develop into Flu und Grippe. Mr*. Frank MeMnhon motored t o 1 ORGAN bKCTTAI. Take no chances when you can get Daytona beach and Ormond yestcr-------- • day. ! On Sunday evening nt 7:45 there Foley's Honey and Ter for a few cents ,, ... , „ ,, , ,, will bo a musical by the Cosmos Trio and puickly check cotfghs and colds. „ . , ,, , . , , o f Orlando at the Methodist church. The constantly increasing dcrfinnd for Mr*. Adobe lame, leave-tomorrow for . . . ,, , „ . u* in i There will he vocal, piano nnd pipe Foley's Honey nnd Tar, for three Daytona beach where they will spend .‘ '. . , generations, has made it the lnrgest „ few .lays before returning to their ° rf a"1 ,h 'a lr “; n w '}* silling cough medicine in the world. home in Chicago. , Introduction us they have boon heard here en several occasions. In the Contains no opiates—ingredients arc There will be an important meeting trio are Mr. and Mrs. Wade, nml Mur- printed on tlit* wrapper. Refur.e subof the American Legion Auxiliary gueritc Moor-Jone.i (Mrs. Peter 11. istitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Hold Sidutduy afternoon at 3 o'clock nt the Jones). home o f Mr*. \V. T. Langley on Park There will he no admission, but n Avenue. All the members are urged silver offering will be taken up, for to attend. . ithc benefit of the Pi|>e Oigan. 2D4-4JC New nnd IU>duccd Prices Effective Jnnunry First Ladies’ Rest Room Sanford, Fla.. Corner Second Street and Rnnford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd latke Counties , One of the Largest nnd Most Up-to dnlc Drive-in Filling Stations in this part of the state • contemplates a raise in scale to 75c per hour, taking effect May 15, pyji 2U1-2&P UKiuuasau riotinBiix t<rtKBn—UBouiiiitiii ur. Kami BQnMmueiiiRnncsnxi Just Arrived another fresh shipment of those Good Candies aB sarnnisxnsu aiH N U K ncnu E iis M AE M UR RAY In B R O A D W A Y ROSF. many men, surrounded by the flattery nnd luxury which comes to those who j' me successful in catching the adula­ tion of the, (Jay White Way, Rosalie [! Lawidice finds her hope for happinet.s h i nthe love of Hugh Thompson, whose | 11.rents are wealthy and of the social- j' ly elect. 1 In Rosalie discovers, however; that thcU passage fioin Broadway to Fifth Ave- P uue is nut en :ly accomplished. The Thompsons have, ottur plans for their ^ m it. Marriage with n broadway ■ dancer is not included*in their social J code. They have already picked out JJ the wife for their son in Rnrbnra ■ Roycc, a debutante of their own set. n And sit Roiitlie consents to n secret J marriage in order that there may It ® jio bleak with his parent .. u The* f 4**,!'*■ nf this hti*p involve i Kustilit i!i t iTit-i of .stirring ■ dints which threaterj imr with tlisus- i Mr. und Mr*. Lucius White, of Daily Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke lit.* T h r U i n r l n t n l l ' r r « « ) Washington, D. C., ami sister, Mrs. NEW YOKK» MunFi H.— New York House, Mobley's Drug Store ami Hines, of Lakeland, uri* spending a Hunt's Pharmacy. * • tf ycJiterdny was diging itself out from few days here nt the Montezuma. limb r six inches of snow rpriitklcd upon the city in a 24-hour IdUxntd Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. liurhnnnn and which entletl yesterday morning. family, tif i aducnli, Ky., who are spending the’ winter nt Daytona beach, spent Sunday with Mr. ,nnd Mrs. G. W. Crint: ’ A n y o n e who learns how the Hupmobile is built, has received a liberal education in how to tell wjiether a motor car is a real value, and whether it will be really economical to m ain­ tain. . ' To l‘ lti:i* II FITTINU: the Hal,I Frnl II, FlttlMK helng a real,lent „ f Dexier, In the mule of loifit: It a|t|,ent'lnc (run, a imoru hill ■>( r»m|ilnli>t Died In Ihte cittiac tl|ul you., I 're,l II. Fitting. are u renlilent ,,( n Stale other than the Stale of Flnrliln, mol that your place </ rrirttiencr I* lit-xlir. louru; that Uteri' I* no ponton! lu llie State of Florhla. the *erv|re of n eiihpio tin upon whom would him! ing, who also wrote tho scenarios of '"Peacock Alley" and “ Fascination." The funcrnl of F. W. Mahoney will Ilroadsay lta*r" bichly Set—Story jThe protogrophy is by Oliver T. Marsh 'and the art settings by Charles Cadoccur from the Catholic church this Has Highly Dramatic Character ,walder. afternoon nt four o'clock. Supporting Miss Murray is a cast «url> F r e d II. F i l l i n g . In "broadway Hose,” Mne Murray a Tlier,.fore. )oq, Fred II. Filling, are. D. C. Wagner of Kissimmee, the I latest production, to he presented by lot Umutual excellence containing such renulrej to he *nd npr>**ar h»fnr-» our* rihl < Ireuii <*«url nt ih. Court |l«n«, well known In-urjitw, maii I. rin iilnt- liohert *l.,*ruo nl at th** Prinofs v -ll known players i.s Monte Bin *> I , Sanford. Fl< rl<ti- ..r, the 2nd du, nt \mll,*,ft.'3; end the!, end More innhe Wan! •'min*. Hov bloom*” . Alma T-*ll ing nfiiiotg hi.' many Sanford friend* 1 iioatre Friday mu I Hutntdiiy this u*w«r to it - nut u evniplalnl nod Mrs. JimhUtg.'. today. I ..i J'o.i lit a FcieCtueur* oft wvrlr, the ffijtioas Metro ,-ti.r ha.i *nit .; vital in .Mar Muray i .••or, 8.l#e iron! |ou, F.«*4 Jl Flllltjt' other of those i»|lcx widen itnve tend? —to—Ftrat National Hank of ttrlnnihi.: T H E bbOADWAV ROSfc NOTICE a cnritorwllon under the lawn of i|u*; Sanford will get in the movies to­ to be associated with her name and I 'nlted Bint fa. I lie iiroperty Involved In > An. addition to the Packing and morrow. The Kiwanis Club him a Pa- which provide opportunities for mag­ thc ninn coming and he will make nificent settings, gorgeous costumes I rerouting plant o f the Hanford For­ some good pictures of Hanford's nnd the dance episodes without which mers’ Exchange ut bcardnll is now beirg mude which will enable the plnnt streets anti industries. SEE C A T H R A E no Mae Muray picture is complete. to take care of 40 per cent piore cel­ It is the story of a country girl who Income Tax Specialist. Peoples IUak ery than they are now handling. The »earon tickets for the Ameri­ has beeome u Headway favorite oral MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 15th can Legion Circus nro selling fast wone fame as a dancer. Admired by The Doily Herald, 15c per week. nnd the circus promises a grent time All Forms next week. The attraction* nre of the host nnd there will Ih* fun nnd frolic NOTICE TO A L L CONCERNED: • for everybody. *t'«w ln l T a * Hrhnul l l l s l r i r l Vo. .X, S r The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 in I in. It* ( ‘au n ty , I'l r r l i ln , li* W. I).* b. Sweut, tif Lakeland is in the city soliciting advertisements for his .special edition tif the Christian Ad­ vocate that wiil issue a special mini Ikt for the log coiivenlinn here soon. Mr. Sweat is a former resident of the city ami has many friends here Vhn ure always glad to see him. Mrs. Susan ami daughter, of Wash­ ington, D. C., were among the otit-ofstate arrival* here yesterday nnd art* registered nt the .Montexurnn. IX C I I A M T I I I V . First Nnllounl IlnnW In Orlnnilo, n rnrliwriitloi, miller Ike l.lloi of lhr«l nli.-.l rtinten of A merle*. CAni|iliilnn„t. C IT A T IO N This weak will witness the largest cricry shipment of the entire year if the refrigerator cars can be secured. Mr. und Mrs, Frank M. Johnson, of New I.ondon, Conn., were among the urrlvuls heie yesterday. (J. (J. Randall, of Paducah, Ky., is visiting Ids wife ami children at the home tif her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. Crini. For Florida: Fnir today hnd Friday; little change in temperature. And the celery crop continues to move in large quantities. Clyde Long of Modi;.on* is in the Only two more days of the log silk city and expects to make Hanford his rale at Yoweil Co.’s store nnd they 1home for some time. He in the guest have a half page in this issue sailing •of Robert 1lolly ami his many old your attention to the sale on silks that : Florida University friend:: arc glad include, everything in the store. See to have him in Hanford. '•He is the the advertisement and the prices ami son of Dr. Long of Madison, and is attend the sale tomorrow and Satur­ a popular young man in that city. day. The silk dresses nre especially attractive nnd during this sale are D. D. Sweat, of Lakeland, was priortl way down. among the business visitors here yes­ terday. B nhitultl not lw vaUdnitsl and conflrmi-i < WltncxK m> luinil ,tntl official■m-al at gnnforil. Brnilttulr i'otirlt)'. Kliirlild, tni* ll,r "th ill*' f f Marrli. A. U. 1*23(H K Al.) r I: A. tM nrui.AWJ Cleric Circuit Court, JWvrnlli* Judicial Circuit. 8emltiolr County. Florida llv V. K. l»„,iKla.i*. I* •* ' ,_______ _________ Mar. « . l i - s : - » IS ClltCI IT COIIIT. 4KVKVTH Jl IIICIAI. ClltCI IT. IN AM* p oll * I'­ ll IS fll.i: CIU’.NTV. I 'Mill IIIA. T R Y O U R S A N F O R D M A ID BREAD A crisp loaf on yogr table this evening would add much to your meal. A good nose would he tickled in our fragrant Sanitary bake Shop, inhaling the utlura of ail our appetising, wholesome goodies. Next to Princess Theatre 1 Store in Florida >i Phone 127 ■ Sanford’s N eiv Store O rgandy— Eyelet Embroidery B E R T H A S — Lace-net 1817 Brand S ilv e r 25% Discount V E S TS — with collar attached Prices from Jeweler Brown and Black, each W orn by Models at-Baumel’s Stvle S h ow . Ton igh t Furnished by Welaka �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, M PAGE TWO o f Fernand ina are In the city the guests of her parents Mr, and Mrs. B. E. Tnkach. The latter accompanied Mrs. Moiinar here after speuding Dick nrown brought in some fine Another day of good weather nnd celery to the Hcruld office this morn­ ing being the now French strain that more to follow. ho allowed to grow to maturity, and And celery la looking fine nnd get Dick nays it will run about 800 crates ting better all the time and good pric- to the acre. It is of a fine quality nnd should bring a good price. cs should prevail.' Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Phillips an­ Don't fail to nee Judge Maines ami Dr. Marshall nurse the bottle in the nounce the birtli of a 9Vx*H>. daugh­ big show tonight at the high school. ter on March ?th at the home of their sister, Mrs, A. Franklin, The little Conic to the big show at the high Indy has been named Irma Kathleen. school, tonight and sec Frankie,Miller Mother and baby arc both doing nice­ ly. Mrs* Phillips will Iks remembered us Miss Ruby Raker. who worship with them, will have the unusual privilege of hearing an ad* circus-on the Stewardship o f Posses­ sions by Mr. George S. Lcnfcsty, n prominent business man of Tampa, Fla. Mr. Lehf5stJr*hos unusual gifts os a speaker, and has in his own life proven so clearly tho sustaining pow­ er of God upon all who nre willing to accept through faith, His promis­ es, that his life is an outstanding ex* ampio of whnt he preaches. He is a man engaged in large busi­ ness enterprises which are a great draft upon his time, his physical strength and his mental ability, yet he finds time often to render effec­ tive services in the church, and we therefore heartily recommend him to the people o f Sanford and sincerely hope that ail who can will Avail themselves o f this privilee of hearing The H opkins Man Is H ere Today and Tom orrow Th ree Police K illed * and Prohi O fficer Wounded in G eorgia ATLANTA, March 0.—Three po­ licemen were shot nnd killed nnd one prohibition officer wounded in Iuiiu and Iilenckshear, two south Georgia The Hopkins man will be here today towns. late yesterday, nrcording, to and tomorrow at the Sanford Shoo A Clothing Co., to show you samples of the spring tmd summer lines of clothing und to take your nicnaurc. And while he is hero the Sanford 'Thebriqhestlights Shoe and Clothing Co., will ullow you the darkest shoe five per cent discount on all orders for clothing. See tho advertisement in this Issue. . Come and see sonic wonderfld danc­ Sanford Chamber of Commerce had ing at the show tonight at the high n fine meeting at the Hotel Valdez C IT R U S P R IC E S school. AT CHURCH W E L L S today, over twenty-fivp members be­ D U E TO A D V A N C E -Don't miss the big show tonight at ing present and some important busi­ ness was transacted. The Chamber SOON, IS B E L IE F This is the Inst days of the Big Silk the high school, (ionic and laugh ar.d of Commerce Is getting better every­ forget your sorrows. Sale At Church well's nnd they hnve day and more and morc'*the business An advance in prices of citrus fruit some specials for you tomorrow and men o f SnnforiJ are recognizing the Into in March was predicted Monday The Sanford vegetables farms arc Monday. The prices on these siik great work being done hern by this 'by local citrus shippers who said it a great sight to the tourists and they dresses will make them move. See body o f men working wholeheartedly was likely shipments will have declin­ can easily see what backs the won­ them in the paper today. for Sanford-und Seminole county. ed materially by thnt time. The ad­ derful city of Sanford. vance, it was estimated nt headquar­ Our new buildings arc going up rap­ a PROM INENT BUSINESS MAN ters of the citrus sub-exchange will Geyser R ises Out be as much ns fifty cents a box or idly nnd each day sees something new TO SPEAK A T PRESBYTERIAN o f the Ocean more. CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY in tho building line and the sky line Growers who have sept their fruit N e a r M orro Castle is changing every week. On next Sunday, March l l , The north in the Inst week have found H A V A N A , Cuba, March 9.— A gey­ ra. Ernest Moiinar and daughter Presbyterians, and nil congregation prices better than usual, despite the continued heavy shipments. To date ser rlsirtg out of the ocean to n height fruit have been shipped from the state of 10 metrr* suddenly appeared' off nnd nt the present rate this figure Morro Castle nt the entrance to Huwill he increased considerably by the. vntm Shortly after noon yesterday, end of. the week. and moved to the entrance of the hxrThe up and down tendency in the bor where is subsided, price has prevailed for some time'now, A big tree near I ji Punta castle it v.-ai said, and although same sales across the harbor mouth from Mijrro were reported at fancy prices the av­ Cnstle, which has resisted the storms erage f. o. b. Orlando, PiedWppU' or­ o f a century or more, was torn up by anges, in some instances brought $5.- the roots nnd one wall of a house near 35 n box oh the market, n price which the presidential palace was crushed nets the grower about $3 a box on in. Several automobiles were wreckthe troe3. Grapefruit auctions In New oil, * York were reported around $3.35 for The phcnninvimn is explained by the golden variety. Tangerine heights Prof. J. 0. Millui, of the Havana wea­ 91232353532348482323 0 night na high a: ?10.20 a box, with ther bureau slat inn, as a clash o f two goideua selling fut appioximateiy $8. currents in the gulf, one froqi the The groves are still in need of rain north und the other from the south, Goods nre Goods hut we have Go id Goods and and present prospects, taking the which (low ncru'i the entrance to the when Goodcr Goods are made we will words right out of the mouths of the harbor usually at different distances Have Goodcr Goods mete >t illogical experts, they will get from the land. moisture soon. The bloom on orange At u point opposite I -a Punta. H GOOD PILLSIiUItY FLOUR, tree* ia very heavy, but in some in­ pickl'd tip a rowboat and overturnea ■ 21-LBS. ........................... stance the grapefruit bloo mis light. It. The occupant was rescued appar­ GOOD BUTTER, All the groves, though, are in condi­ ently none the worse for* his vvtcrd . PER LB. .... tion to set a fine crop o f fruit. experience. Thi movement of grape fruit in the GOOD CREAMERY CUKES! A deluge of rain and u heavy wind lust week'lias been unusually heavy j accompanied tlie visitor and minor -„PER.IJJ.................. report* received here. Vilas Mnrtin and Jack Ityan, marshals at Lulu, were shot otui instantly killed by-Rob­ ert Iftipi*, n mail -carrier, and I. C. Brooks was slain in a battle with 8. I.. .Sharpe at Blackshcnr, prohibElar. officer J. A. Monroe being wounded. Itepoitsi from Lulu raid Hope had been urrestvd by Martin nnd Ryan and was being taken to Jail when th« shooting commenced. Ryan and Mar. tin were said to have |v killed. Hope surrendered iff. . Brooks wn« killed in " battle when he and the prohibition officer attempt ed to arrest Sharpe i ttt hi* home nejf niackshear, authoritl "■M- The nU (leers bad a v.-urrant eharg inK Sharri with violation o f the 1 prohibition law, Monroe was badly wounded Shiml reports said, camped ^ATLANTIC & PACIFICA Over 7 5 0 0 stores in the U.S.A Second Street between Pork nnd Oak Avenues 50-70 to pound FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES, f a n c y e v a po r a te d a p r ic o t s , lf>-Oz. Package Seeded or Seedless SUN-MAID Robert ^Leonards |( A I C I V C I I * 1 * i.i I A v h j t GRANDM0THER.VS WHEAT ' FARINA .......... ..... i!...., -STRICTLY FRESH Dozen ................... IONA 1IRAND PEACHES large can ................\. KING IIAAKON SARDINES, In pure Olive Oil, can HEINZ BAKED BEANS, is a drama o f the most dazzling and dangerous street in the,world. A. & P. MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI, Package' ........ ...... QUAKER’S nr MOTHER’S OATS, Package .................. A Tiffany Production GRANDMOI BEK'S FRUIT JAM Bargains, not one day, but every day GOOD COMPOUND LARD, PER LI1. ..... .................... GOOD OATMEAL, Per Package ............. Good N a vy Beans, Lim a Beans, Kidney Beans, Yellow Split Peas, P F I* Vi IIJ I1*1* W ith Yourself Make an agreement with vmirself to de­ posit a certain sum with the**'PEOPLES BANK of Sanford every week, for fifty-two weeks, or every month, for twelve months. GOOD IRISH POTATOES, Per Peck GOOD MEAL AND GIHTS, sss » An Agreement alittn GOOD WHOLE GRAIN R|CE, PER LB. ................ ................. :.... GOOD PORK AND BEANS, PER CAN .................................... GOOD NO. .'I CAN TABLE PEACHES PER C A N ..................................... • Whatever (he amount Is, save It regu Inrly and you will succeed. This institution wishes to help you to win financial independence. A L L D E PO S ITS IN S U R E D Good Can Goods, .Look! Sanford, Florida A L L OF THESE One No. 2 Can English Peas.... ) One No. 2 Can Corn............... ) One No. 2 Can Spinach..........) One No. 2 Can Lima Beans......) One No. .'I Can Pumpkin.........) One No. 3 Can Peaches....... ..) One No. 3 Can Sweet Potatoes .) GOOD SNOWDRIFT, 8-LII. BUCKET F O R ............ ..... GOOD SNOWDRIFT, 4-LB. BUCKET F O R ............. ............ GOOD WESSON OIL, ONE QUART F * O.R **♦#**••***•*»**•Mint.* ,*.**•.* W HAT “ IS TH E LIF E ? The life U marc than mrat ... WITH THE TAPE LINE AND A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF WOOLENS, W ILL BE HERE GOOD WESSON OIL, ONE PINT “ A maa'N life coiuleleth not ............................................ In the abundance of the things GOOD SUGAR, 10»/,-LBS. 't - which hr poaxcaaeth.’ Order your Enster Suit early. Let him have your order. Wc will allow . count on all orders given him during the time ho is here. FIRST Q U A L IT Y ----------- ■---------------- ---------------------------------- Good Fruit* and Vcgetablea— See Our Good Dlaplay GOOD Q U A L IT Y ------------------------- — GOOD SERVICE GOOD DEMVEKY THE GOOD STORE GOOD-BYE SUNDAY N IG H T AT 8 O’C L O C K 1IB EAST FIRST STREETj g f l | n m a B B B B MB B B B B B a B B k B H H B B n B PHONE l i M a g a g i R H M M i i n H H * 11* 11119 �i-f&g&m 1 RiivY .-a-*-1• - • r , C ” ;. SANFORD D AILY HERALD, FRIDAYVMArcu .V- V f. ioa.7 * •' . •• ;'*g| l,,»1 • •• ii* A G E TH H KH r" .1 . ;y j . S3 .Hi nxa«33rE37ri235XrrKT?:'V75 r craaniics'EscKXCKUisasct'jaKsxEasaxuacs^SBaHsaBusatisiitsuxHaHBnjiNflHBaBHaRDaHHURHaaaaHniicuBMHiiSBHaaBNNsnunKflaaM ft -_______i___ _ . -c* ■ ’•V - • ••JON'JS ;'0K,SAVJKS JfflfjEY! • ' Don^t liya ^ eyo-u v > - ni? |t«j. Don’ t spend all fo r gfeasure. I ft(> sdnrt an re<u*>u e l • ,-;r leav­ ings Oeparinient and gel 1% In ­ terest; therein lies your change to save. l— Yj. =^»-i -♦,•__.-Ffr^-W5s-S-:V --„ # ; • ... •. ,________________________ ____________ .» | v[ - v. * ~ * -. ' i\-*Y ‘ fiY ir a city that the retailers become It often happens when P IG G L Y W IG G L Y opens in attempt to drive P IG G L Y W IG G L Y out by selling some goods at a loss. panic stricken and at S g « | So far as PIGGLY WIGGLY is Concerned, there is no Price War. Local r |j used to seeing goods sell so close—and PIGGLY WIGGLY is. At the Princes? today and tomorrow ■* are nOf fi J BROADWAY BOPS n A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President _i . i r f . * •* '" ■ B. F. W HITNER, — - 4 ■ —,— • * , • ... S S BB P IG G L Y W IG G L Y is at peace with all the world including customers and competii * n * • I . < , i ... „ i , « ^ ^ * l I . j § 2 S tors, and will continue in this same good huin3i\ making lower prices than other dealers n g can make and still make a profit. The reason fo r our low prices is no secret Our purCashier _ .u 5 B chasing powpr, scientific in :irag-2 ment and low over-head expense is the talk o f the meri g chandising world. P IG G L Y W IG G L Y has confidence in Sanford and the State o f Florida and believes ■ AT HIGH SCUpOI. ACDlTrmnj.MlS that Sanford will show a tremendous increase in prosperity and population in the next few Burlesque P la y from Dickens’ Old Curiosity Shop 3 j j TONIUHT PROMISES MANY P A T T O N ’S S D N -PR O O F P A IN T . * pita! nv* Mtv. tLteG'i'jdrt tomorrow g: flight a*. ;h high rehiol auditorium j .... At the l*Is pnlnt Ftore around the corner nevt tn Ilit* A’lnorkuii * ' 001 Allan.a. (I.-. It T. " ‘ C 1 _ — C _____ n Hi nr hard, l . i,. •*!nj -tj»i I , S n B v». ■ Paint SI n • i*‘ in n * Smoodi A ‘r IL/© L/lfek'lvvw&M vi • , o ............i MmSli'ii IP lint. lc Customer .■ , a t. i a m’ L li. Q J B p ■ 1LM MTALI. CAN PINK >: 2 ■* O N IO N S g SAL?M O N .c*i4 5 > iS !i> »u j.'»3 R E .n *';ii«n v «itr:s :c rB B i:a K iiE R M T ’ r ? iin n m u r r . im ;iii!ii!iii:3 a ic = j: r 2 n a s n u a ii» a s iJ s a n n 3 a M » s i« iB B « a * B a i a 5-LiiiS. YELLOW k\ GO CO " i;vH j t/br" M ’L i f e O e B o j r Ru'i:. :;.i .. Hi ily. !:;!:■ a.t n .**«*»-. Eva Li'ir’L’ ld : d iy : V/r." .. . t ^ ' *• . ii . Hlit I iie sheep’s in iho memlow, Ihr ro w 's 'in tIm; corn. l.illhi I'oy ljlue, if you Imd sense, * . i, *n 11 • l-' -c \vaiknr cui» inti Cl pit lid yourself n ^ kkI Slroilg Icmico, Mb j - tfl ucr. I> And put it up belytffe.il thn cotv . ., And Ilie corn llm t she is chewing how; Par fence or shiilgpk, lath or hoards, Wc nro the folks vou’re headed towards. CapieL Hosi O lbRher. IS ■S 71 T: The Kind that everybody IiLcs tn.u-i* ^ ancuutic:BBHdBBnnnciaB^ttBBa i r a hub E r a s e r a bob an ■snxaBSQannBsazai'iBnaBocoaBBntiRnBanRBBBBBBRBRBBRBRBBBRaBRaBBa ! Svlivlli J ' BANANAS, POUND c; itfin. S PREMIER SALAD DRESS­ ING. SMALL SIZE ....... . 2 r,.LI.5. FANCY BLUE HOSE KICK Jl l LO. \ L I. i'L A VORS i S i c ]g - •* i)'=»» «.***♦* t i r i i f * . . 35c s s .............. ■ 15c i ■■■* 0 1 7 ^ 3I8 0Z. SNIDER’S OYSTER PREMIER SALAI) DRESSCOCKTAU* SAUCE,Bottle ING. LARGE SIZE ............, U / l L i t:ap/5»BBBBRBXnrB JJaRBRCBBRSWBrUBlIBBrBBBBRBaBBBBBnHBIinSBBICBBBai. BtlBnHHBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBB . : .7 • • ' -M 9] an Canw’s S B if 1a. .r,r. ? . ‘>■? 5 u ' iM 1 saw Limited 10 c« : ih Customer . m YO B Hli- 3La f /1. •tag- Tim Heutid dffUVttvtl "ri Mr. M. Kronen will he biuk in Sanford with a full line of time*, n week fur IFh'. 0 K B EBBaQBHnOBBBBD 5 kit. B R a R R B n B B R B H R B b B B R R B B U B B flB R B R n R B B B R B B R B H B B n B R B B R R B B R B B B B R B B R B B R R B R R R R R R R B R R R R R B R B U H B B 1 — q T-: 1 itaUli- I.. JtoHl/, ll i*;1• . iHlIB I . jftL f In tlii’ ,-:ii;j- _____ - ______ 'J 4 tiA Good to the lust drop. i.j.-M-* Unknown ul. ’.I 1' il I I. I ii 1usry \ i>. :: - .. I fPltAT.) : riii nru n ii.,n-ror>i* i f A. n o n 11.ASit One. C eff. A. UtCBllM. OtCBlOi. j . 4 ; ?'-a M *! • . K a. * .- N SoUrttnn neit er C.mnmM r ] , ; . 1 fur r. MV -’ nNnt V .7 ; % NOTlCKOh SPECIAI. y.r.Eli.'fti QF a MB'8T<:i'F HOMivru’. or a.vN* - - - T, Limited 2 Ihs. customei m BLUE RIBBON MAYONNA1SE SAUCE. Pint Size -j ■ “ C vI a d it t a r».LBS. MEDIUM a (1 RI "1 .**> S NO. 8 BUCKET SNOWDRIFT* a NO. 4 BUCKET s n o w d r if t B 3 CANS OLD DUTCH CLEANSER . . . .... « 9 L " NO . 2 B U C K E T S N O W D R IF T * • 4 n a r f n B S B a R R U F t e .lB B R B B B R B B B H B R a R B B B t a B B B B E r t B rii'rfc iif th e t'|rtu u Crturt iiouiua, Ft i i i "« - ■ ■ B a a B a R a a B B n B H 3 I B D B B B R R * ,B B R B R R I I B a ~ B R B R B « r a a B t U I U H B B B B f lR B B a B B B B R I R R B R a J * R R 0 R B U R R R R R R B H B R B R B B R R R R R R B R R R R R B limit "t tin) ar*ti <1 i h rtdji. itif-rrft.riv g FANCY WHITE BACON, i ou. Il tilt U 11b ■> . - iii i. r.-i amt * LB. ...I........ IF- - * ; rt<|i(ii4.iitf «ti 11>4 I n.i if?, . f 3lnrrl>, A, It r.-if, in a|imA*t l*> t’:i iii'il of jilalni vNhi:i|t<il o^nlr?l > nu In till* 2 PACKAGES SHREDDED cfltii.-. . r it 1 i' m.u umnitiu Ji-’ti 1 tit in noilnun- a , It ii. (iid urdnriil ItiaidtiU ti'illm WHEAT |tshi.j In Hit- SgnCiirii once 11 ,a \vi i‘k fiir nlnlit Mvn h..1 u ,, 2 PACKAGES POST TOAST­ , fVlTJ.K9:i tny Intntl An il «■f ■al<l enurt on ihlg ltie lsib rt»y nf JnnIES or CORN FLAKES . - i. M ri'l A (ION ' 4 . axw I.Y Ttti; m u e r r w a r up •tin; .11 n i r m . < iiii i i t nr ' I "HUM. |N I Ml con NtiMIKOUi COI'NTV. IN 1 ?l •. %. iMiv . ■Ilnur. T. Ilnntj. C 'mjilnlnnnr, lliiltlr I.. ItunO. Ilrlr.lilltiil. :u M.-i 4 ‘ 1 V j r| * *'» ,7 * J 4«# !- 1 j 1 Lb. _ — — —7 carton w ” _ » ^ iX M iik a aaBBBnaaBaaaBBaBBaaaBaataaaaaBB»nnBan«BfieaB AHHOCIATlON {Sanford 1 fold, Fiotnta, on tin , 20th day o f larch, A. j.\ 1: 21, ut olu lt o'clock p. the office of ais^ rorporntion, |for the pafpoM o f enn-idoring and P R IC E S W IL L A M A Z E Y O U . » ^ I iJ Of raid torporation stun vi 'Vm&M u> l v rklifmmk’ie « ■fiOO.dCa.OO, anil ^r'Uio livadsaction of nny amt *11 bud.iicrs r.vfi-s.ary or'dejiirafifo in u)hit'.4;ticn fherewith. mm falik it Second L-i ‘ - . f* ' jM •• r jncting iipba'a propi»!tiott to increase - *tl:e cepit.il }■'•-« .» . a fly Otddr-ofJtkttv) ‘ AttestA t • ,!V S\ .* ■: • - At* ■ the ekiioldem'ef*t Oiir fruit Stand, oh joy! Red Beds, Tender Squash, Red Ripe Tomatoes, Green Bell I | pei){)er)5 Carrots, Green Top Turnips, Celery Hearts, Cabbage, Lettuce, Rptabaga, « a ! N^7v' Ivlsh .Potatoes, Pineapples, Fancy Green Beans, Green Oinons, in fact evevy3 thing. Read, act and let your conscience KoV!'' 4‘, ,::, '‘ ‘ <4-“ v> ’ •it- ■ „ „ J c „ 4 i n\yill . « 1i*e .0,:.i.cld at Han 1. corporation, The very-newest medds t.nd colora for all occasions i. # .7' Notice :s liorehy fittrim that a spec- S. si Ul ntscUniT o f * . *1 i lilS i 4 Vuitttj Dialect It -tdfnpj, Mn*. Houl-! n ah Fils (!' ruldi JTrf. Iti’uUh I*Its Gvinltl of .V'i tntc, a Ci:i„ is cnchinu 1hi - piny, alsn taking ir i !u* jiriiL'ipiil part. . SthrMil t hfhir?*ii Stir, A**:iltit r tlih.ln -SANFORD, FLORIDA no- rgiy Reft. I ^ Ik-au.y end FrltieCrMrs j;,.. *rQjiy. ; ,,| W. i n r i o ’a r rjat». 3 JH ^ a a k tio r'tr.x rE n a n a cta r'u jnsanuauBaaRMBaaKnaaaiiaaannHBEanaRBBaaaiRHBBHBiBvaBBBHKnaaaiRiaaKiiBiaaBBBBBBlilliiaLii S’ri il jpklna. n-aaA' Si.-iih . j;. 1’iONi: I PIGGLY WIGGLY IS THE ANSWER TO THEIR PRAYERS R H g u t h •!. S an fo rd ’ g g ■ ! iowirr? ia a ll;T*of character?: „ M tv, ' Ir*. P tilah l it?. O. n-hl ll You W ill Alw ays He M et W ith a Smile : jj J »f U uming public has been praying for some system that would low er the cost o f foodstuffs g g by eliminating waste and unnecessary expense. ' a pi oflii.’-u* to be in:1 hlatM t scream 8 I.n4t l lor.per. covers more sUi fm * than any paint made. Wc have a \ j :» M ' f ! oM arnishr- Stains. Ku «»minr and \ \ M Paper Step in a ,,, l ! h In. p w and , , , , , Pn « | nnd3onk rind tot* at the hugest stock o f all kinds o f Paints ntul Wall Pap^r In « o f u,c v.c)1 ln(lW[1 I[ g « _. ---1 ■ >Southern I'luHtlft 3 will iirirj* i* .wit tlis httJ^, The- fnl. r 8 JFrult Growers' office. ■5 i „ MADE FOR THE SOUTH a ■ . * t i ‘ i-. Re rnt. ii ^ •t �B B Ss -W s ? r ■»’ . PAG E FO UR th e s A N r o n n d a i l y ita n A iitt ; F r i d a y , m a r c h «j , 102.1 from which consumers, maimfacturcra D odgers and Red and other sugar interests would suf­ ■ Sox fo r Sale, is the fer.” Notwithstanding this ■ protest, which Ib f sequel has justified, the DeR ep ort; N o Deals partment of Commerce issued its bul*j lotin. The wild orgy of speculation j NEW YORK, March CLEARW ATER, March O.-The , . 0.— Baseball and manipuiation began uud price } Iiroklyn Dodger, ys. the Heston i ^rclca had two major league club.. flew upwaul until millions had been Braves, nt the Clearwater athletic ® nthl> Wock ycMcrday-th,. Loato.i mulcted from the public. Americana ami tha the Brooklyn ItrOoklyn Nation* 4;..t.i on March tr. ...in i„. f i « i American.! field 10/will he the first The Republican tnrllT of J,7fiiS cents aly—hut although interest* in both game of the spring training season to a pound on Cuban sugar nml 2.20(1 admittedly were for sale to the high­ he plnyed nt tin's city. The event will rents n pound on other imported su­ est bidder, doubt was expressed ns to also mark the opening o f the athletic gar, bud previously given the pro­ the prospects of either changing own­ fit 14 * fiteers a chaiwc to nd’.imce prices, ership at pm-cut. - in honor of the p&atdon, a parade which they promptly did. Harry H. Frnrce, president o f the has been at ranged for More it. Hi. it The Ford Sedan ia accepted everywhere 33 ( *1 Button Red Sox, declined to comment willjho-tad by Hon. Kcneiavv M. Lap the car for the family. A convenient car to CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH I j on reports reviving tho payability j 111 ibaseball t . .... : ’ . . _ ,Cl dis, rommissjnner, drive, comfortable to ride in and it affords MONEY ,, '. that ho night i ell his intercuts. It; Ebbets, Christy MnthcwBon und May-. so much pleasure at such low cost that its i .„ . ... „ wan learned, however, that ho bed co:i-1 r,. or Frank Tooth o f 'Clearwater. Six , • ' r \ ., use is practically universal. Cut out this slip, enclose w f)C .. ,, , . .... ferre.i with Ban Johnson, presidtpt New York, nowspaiwr iLlprt>Bcnlntivcs . and mail it to Foley & Co., 28-0 Shef­ uutv . , . i , ™ o f tho American league, on th Him. 93.00 p e r , r n r , a lu m a In n ilm n r r , airlved here yesterday. The Finer upholstery, adjustable window regu­ .... Inst sixsuggested in ndvicen MKiiaiiH t i i i : AnsocTATiui rm iss R A IL A N II C AN AL.C O M l’ K I l l ION. field, II!., writing your name and ad- ;......v« teen player* o: the Brooklyn Dodger* . » , , lators and refinements in chassis construc­ field, III., writing your name and miT h « Aaaoclated I'rcaa la e x c lu a tv o lr. — —— • .* , . , . ,* training ng camp eamp sources, are ilue tp arrive hefo today. tion have built up quality and yet the price emitted to the use fo r rrioiitllcHiloo o f! The Boston magnate hi* repeatedly1 dVwd' fo ! It* ori Trftnscontineiitnl railmnds west o f turn n trial package containing Fol­ all news illsoatchra credited has never been so low. no! other-wine eredllrd ey > lloney and Tur Compound for exproMed a denim 11 sell if ha cmldj .«"« '^nili.Mah'ad and nloo the local news puhllahed Chicpgo have agreed on n new sched­ S I’ ECIALS A T KRONEN'S g :t hb price but no far' no definite! heroin. ule of freight rates which they will cough*, colds and croup; Foley Kid­ The demands for this car are so great that All rle til* o f re-ptiliUenthm o f itperlnl offer i ) underFtiKid to have been made : present to the Interstate Commerce ney l ’ills for rains in sides nml back; ilthli.itcliPH hereto arc mao rcaenfSo. delay may prevent your getting delivery. Me. Knmeu <ui Sanford Avenue has iheumstiMt}, backache, kjtinay and to him. Ownen- of the Brooklyn dub, O f f l m l l l l l l A l . t l IH t l . l l l M l . I’ hotte I t s < immission for approval, in genera! List your order now. A small down pay. chi in Malay ahd tomorrow in bladder ailment*; ailments; and Foley Cathartic Cathartic ( *«»«V and Foley "* p o c u . a «,d.iy mt«Uomorrow in meanwhile; admitted that they bad these rates are very much lower than bladder ment—the balance on easy terms. 1 ,h“ v 'J1; !n,,m 1,|lU,^ Iy* lieen apmached by ropnasontativrs of TMF. AMERICAS Pir^ssTss^iAnoN j those now In effect. They have been Tablet i, a whoiesomo und tho,,Highly i « »| « * * * £ , < * * , F trd firiu s k tv * lu v rr bt*n to lorn Edward W. Simms, wealthy Kentudiy rnslng cathartic for ronstipation, lowered to meet the competition o f the cleansing crepe .arid crepe knit dresses in the ! Font t »*iUy hot m w t f « M hith Panama Canal, trnffie through which hilimisneas, headaches, and sluggish hit. Wni t , sweaters, skirts, hose and turfman and oil operator, with an oiler f a r l l r n i n n n , r o l l o n nr l-’ u l b r r I 'n rllr u la r o m il of $500,000 for their interests but has been steadily Increasing, and so boweli. Sold everywhere.— Adv. millinery. Fee his ndvertinemcnt. nnr <<l »!'•• follow Inn » t 2:ili llomc did not appear to regard it favorably, to even up shipping cost* for midI-. vi. r o \ ...........— ........... 1*1 U. \V. MrUOItY 312-W Charles M. Ehhotts, president of The Ku Klux Klnn received n h id j western ntnnufncturerii who are cornHEALTH— AND Y(H It INCREASES LEAD the drill who, on several occasions hs* blow in the Daytona election. jpeilcd lou se the railroads with those REFRIGERATOR Ed w a r d h ig g in s t :;im ! a dasjre to relj h ii Hold* 0 * Iof eastern manufacturers who ship A X IIm riird ' I'o n l, l.ln ro la . K o r4 .«n llrnlrr ST. AUGUSTINE, March K -.foe ings, and Ixjtire fn>m tho gamo wa* Kustis turned down tho city mnn- tiirough the caiiat. A i lean refrigerator is jlist as imKiit.vvoiul■ui Australia increased hi* quottid by BrdolclVn B i,r'' ' training nger form of government by u large Later it is likely that similar Ordur- JportnTjt tm u cold'one. Mold and Ime- lead in tho fnrge field of profcaaianal $11 till! targe lidd profoanional.t .-.,1 .,,. ..nfri -nnniti nl an ns saying tavlnif the cautp correspondent majority this week. Uons will he extended to lints east « f ,,,ria quickly appear unlesH it is clean- in tbri op.m tournament at the St. Aupi ice w ai not satisfactory. ---------- o---------- Chicago. i;j otflin ntltj cleaned right, it must gimtlnn links yesterday from five to The Fashion Show last night at the i There ha* been much talk of th e'^, not only denned hut sterifixeil; seven etn ke.’ when he shut at 71 ill Parish I louse was ns good as city oi|( mpetltlort offered by Ktcmnsliiil lines tport.,, n)„| p t e r in imnt he dc-droy- the third '.oisiul of tho event mid held Dalloil oi* M otor Oil 25,00fl people couid luast, Hanford which ruuld avail tlieinselve* tif lh i' . .I, Then your cream will not sour bis total_d.>wn t « 1211 for lh e ’54 l;ules. W ill Be Given A w a y has the stores, , canal route, hut in this proposed rt)r yollr c}jeesfl mold nor youf left- Kiriiwood is now eight strokes under ia i . — o---------,j freight reduction the railroads o'fer (jV0TS rp(li, The ideal par for tho three rounds and is being Tom ororw Standard The Tampa Time* calls the rccept'the first real solatlon l<> their i>r«ib-1 f 0y ycur refrigerator is iye. sugar rise in prices a "sweet ginft.’Mlcm. There should he enough trnffie pp,;,) f or |W„ reasons; i*- disinfects ns L.„ bmpiuR, who held rccond place The Standaitl Oil Company will In that case the graft of the oil Mo keep both the railroadsand Bio dpaulcs; it i* so cheap that you yoi terdny when a par H'l gave him give away free a gallon of Pdhirine trustoughtto Ik* n “ smooth graft," j steamships going at full capacity. ^ llf L. it ncm.r<1 ,Fjy. 'JIB fur tin- round.,. Walter I logon lias .Motor Oi! tomorrow at iheir new fil­ --------- -o---------Lower freight rates ought to prove Di,( ,-Rons': Dir.oive one teasjsoon- taken 221 : . Johnny Farrell of ling station on West Fir- street. You Sanford wants to own herr water! tl,is •'>* increasing land shipping with- f q f,f jvc |n f „ lir ,,u.,rts (,f warm (Junker Itidg fell away from the’ can have it put :n*to yum* ear or itiln hot n 7 < nml Arthur juur container that you may lirieg works but Sanford does not want to !out nn>' diminishing o f traffic through'vvnt,'.r; |j,|ng a hrtfsh. w.mr nil trays. leaders v rr .i,,,.:,},, ..-r'.n. m.<l cnrm-i i-m-net with this Reid of V t-1. , i-n-Hudson, wiiii wo with you to tlie'filling ■tafi.-;!. See th" inside rtir r.u-i (ii.d buy a broken down plant and pay a tin- canal.— Incksunwlllc .tournnl. !iar tied with i.-rr . for fifth place Tue - advertisement in t hi - issue. Fhii linn nl ;tion :itid •••'«e twi e big price for it. We want our own day night li ol.e with -:i J and wen* new filir g .-••itioii will hv opened ’ * NO USE FOR DEAD BEAT utilities but we do ngt want them hud hot water. \ ftt-r ih hl-r.. C" - '-ii th.- pulilif toi' into n \ enough to pny a big price for old worn V11w* :m.: nhnmt. . . night nml In: t,f r.tiii, thv i!i; ‘ t;n i i.\b. out pipes nnd equipment. Siim vilicij nf Flodda are liiiibii; hrilliar.lly u.it vhi----------- o---------the ttciai -iluit they itave no use for (II " vc ' STEM LEI. ti , :t t.. r-*i,Lr i)11 1 . i£ A»t •) day. 1 iat.li "What iv.ah That Geyser that recently sprung the " 4 id IkhiI." ami i,i organiiu g n •WITH LOW I’ KICEA I li."*f !r» ti ■ -.J!»*:y v.hicii in J*.j c-d t out of the hay nt Morro Cos tie must “ Pay-Up” campaign, the \ ■mmittcea head 7” in pi.'.o j-.t* ■ i Aifti'!); wjftii !liiraattRcd ... '‘Because,” .slil the yium-slcr, "I'm , have been a leak from the wine cellar hnVf arr.ount:d liu-v are consideriiin .lU-m. -f-r • piari:et liar in miver-J iii.J *T»V;tf • th-; -r tatular if '! i ii;ir.r • . ho kiiuv. it trht • " ih v fs’ iie nuofi-tf yott5 of some of tho new drink emporium the publication of the names o f sii thr only one ! tippne-nt Vf*4 tire loo’nr.g for iwiglit tud- to hn- r.'rice ' o!i ! lit- best of mea’ ■i i ITo- * of the Americans who flocked then- owing pimt due eccnutits, unless the after the Volstead act started So at- debtois nt h1is*, cell and make nr- open nit inf n.'nt nt the Seminole ridn oiiil we item. Thcjtp price! ate! KYERY1 ■i\t, { ‘.flOD r tin' In'-i-f ir■ history s.e.1 y.vj rave tempt to fanetion. rargements to pay ih.ir bill.', or give Ctuinly Bali *------- --— ! % a i H o t m c o n v a b » g n k y *s mrmey Ity trading with L'emrei o v -j a giioil reason fur not paying tin-m i^a» 1 t;7 fm < ’ it T f ) IIl.i:A l.i» ----- --- A cry time. Acso'* tne l Arlroud, I ul the; And iSm Anita Stewart,and h^r.Jvua Very oft' n the "liiid tamt" or .it le.i- t i SFBHCiilBERS; v.'ctni ek iiigrev hn\eitti mlvgr »Jiatnv"v n» Iji. ye.ir pocki thauk lh *'. band have dccidcil in "live apa*!" fat the man who ranks as "slew pay" on . — —— tiscme-'i 1 i ty ■ ;!!;! g your r.ltiiitloc Iliudl. Sr-e Sli uiitc r. aomc time to come. Anita nays them tin* merchants' hook* is a citizen of On the first of *thiri muiitii subnerip- tw "Evei/lhing Tiiut i C.md at Word-i ia no Other man ur woman but they iiigh standing in the community, one juxt want to live npart for a while. who get.i a good salary and cither Lon lulls were sent out- with- notices ?cock & RigneyV." Tiny hav' frestij The II crab! for first class And in thin reaped* the movie ndtm> iivea beyond It, or ia careless about that the siiln riptimi would lie ilittcun- gr<H <ri 1and vegetables nt living nri-l in* debts. ueijM, The 1ne mere mention Lnued if tiie luil was not paid l>y the ce-. They rre out of the high rent 1*r«nKaBBHBi?fca-aBBKua^aauitgciHuncMnanaaire:' :r«33Elinr?rcK^n^-s*vggBaci:ac5fer.aaJB3aBM ii«i are no different from other people, are paying his of publicity .is enough tu bring auch! tenth uf the month, Thi1* is a rule of district nml can make you r:ght pri- ■ they? eitliens to terms, and of courae, w ith!the company and all who have not1re- mi everything in (lie grocery Rue. H _r n Kcnfidh Guernsey,* newly elected j people who through illness or other paid by that time will not rerj-ive n Leo ihi'ir grrnt cumiiinhtiim oIFit Foi H ■ M executive secretary of the Orlando reasons, are unable tu meet tlieir olt-jpaper after that dale until the bill is M.h**. U chutnher *»f commerce i" prea* fling ligations, merchant ! are always ready paiii. ! KW!K NIT 11*1’ . NLM-: WRITERS W it Coopemtirin in every purl of Florida to Im> lenient, provided til ay are franl Kenny bus the right idea it i: * r ,p ,‘titciui ihe ->,urution tiiat confront*1 Ji t uculation M-mager. L H TORS'At At HAVE eration and cooperation more than them, and promire ia good faith In TO OBTAIN LICENSE any one thing that will make u. cham­ take up their ehligatiuiiii when jiusSTItGUT FARM AGENCY ber of commerce successful. 1“ihle. 11.1 Magnolia Ave. OKLAHOMA CITY, Mnreii 8.— The Over in Pensacola where they reDon't lose lima if this hd-rests you. new' paper editors, reporters and nil 25c The prohibition uiTIcer that shot, cently launched n Home I'nnperity Gocd S room h.ouse, aoli located, nice per m- engaged in handling "r»p y “ F A N C Y B R E A K F A S T COFFEE, This is Dciicloas, per 11). and killed the bootlegger in Orlando'ami I’hy-Up Week, bevies of High neigh! ornnod, electric lights, gas, wat­ for puldicntion would be retjuired to■ i 2 0c OF Pi. several months itgo was freed yester­ School girls tagged hundreds nf autos er. House in excelh n'. Condition, p.’i -« an examination lief ore a “tal< B F A N C Y GEO RG IA 30c day by a federal court at Tampa, lie as they were parked about llie* streets Owner for quirk sale iiume.s veiy low Isj-iid of itewqmper examiners and FR E S H K IL L E D M IL K -F E D per proved self defense ami was allowed with tags proclaiming Home Pros­ price, $2,100. $K.‘i0 r.-ti.h, halunce pay •s l" for a liccnae under a hill in33c ■ P rim e Stecr*Pol R oii't, 11>. to go free. Since m > many prohibition perity and Pay-Up Week, ami begging monthly.. Tiie monthly p aym en ta re trn-lun'd in the uppi-r li nue of thr ' M 15c H officers have been killed by bootleg­ Pensacrdians to "ii-t pr'a-perity pas'* less t !i«n the average rent pai-l for h-t.'isi . oe y» terdny. Til- inea-ure 35c Juicy Oven .Roust, !b. 1;>e ger* they are not taking any rhuiue.. around." Twenty live dollars in * a Ii similar houses. !ll C-..liin&tn it.-: imtliiir, reeks b.u- 2 Shoit Ribs, lb......... .... . 15c any more and it seem* that tlu* gov- p iis»‘ > were oiTcti I for the person who Round Steak, Western, lb. 25c Why pay.rent when a ln-me ran be er thr- libel avt rage hy raining the; enimont will hack them up hF every submitted the best essay of not over bought un such easy terms, JTB-tfe thiiduni o f pcr.Tumeii on Oklahoma j a Steaks, Plain, 11). , !uc Lam b Roast, Western, lb ..... 25c way in defense of their position. LUrttt words on "The Uses and Alius* You'll see Miss Lizzie Lidy wnb'fi nev.-sp .jwr.! and making the newspa- ' ■ Steaks, Flat, lb. ....... 15c es o f t'redit."' These weie ofTcred l*y nwfuliy tidy, in Twelve Old Maids— ’ per business a i>r**fe«don. Lam b Stew, W estern, lb. .... 20c We understand from tin fishermen i the Retail -Merchants' Association, Eliza NcfT is a little deuf. She is one! The hill provides for the revoeathm T-B one Steak, lb, . 15c , Lam b Chops, Western, lb......35c that fish are scarcer in the waters of j and individuals also offered prizes uf the Twelve Old Maid*. JH0-2'.p '*f liifi. ^M in cast of "unethical acts" Boston Loins, lb. ........... 15c the lakes and rivers and creeks this St, Augustine Rccoid, * --------------------- ----hy newspaper men. Provision ia made V eal Roast, Western, lb. Sirloin Steak, lb.-................ ' 15c year than ever In-fore. This may b e ! -----------o—-------JACKSONVILLE— Thin city h;t#j in tlu* proposal for "cubs” who arc true now hut it will not be true next j COMMERCE DEPARTM ENT TO adopted all ordinance seeking to reg-J Jefined ns students. They would lie ii* Veal Steak, W estern, lb. Z5c Seven Bone Steak, 11)........... 15e year us the no-seining law will la* in BLAME IN PAR T FOR HIGH 25c uiate the sale and possession o f censed i.ntl tlieir editors would he re­ Vrqal Chops, W estern, lb. San Francisco Split Steak, lb„.15c effect as soon a* tho legislature mm-Is uninll firearms. It provide:! that a per­ sponsible fo r thtir nets. PRICE O N SUGAR 15c and there will be plenty of fish for Veal Stew, Western, lb. ■-Clubhouse Steak, lb .... ..... 15c mit mu*-t lie obtained from the chief the lovers o f real sport from that of police before buying a pistol, bow- CONFESSED EMBEZZLER PLEADS n Short Cuts Steak, lb ...... ......... 15c L eg s o f Poi k, Western, lb. Home of tiie responsibility for the time on. ie knife or similar weapon. The deal­ NOT G UILTY present high price* o f sugar in all Loins o f Pork, Western, lb. 2»c ■ Silverside Steak, lb. ....... 15c ers must make regular reports of all Then- is plenty of good soft wat­ parts of the country is being imput­ shell aims sold, and again, are hot Shoulder o f Pork, Western, lb.20c SPRINGFIELD, O., March th— A. U pper Buttock Steak, lb. ........15c er in and around Hanford that could ed to tin! Department of Commerce, permitted to display them in show II, I’enfield, cashier of the Springfield Pork Chops, W estern, lb...... -j r U nder Buttock Steak, lb .........15c he made available for the lust water which, ip tiie fare o f protests, issued windows fronting fin streets or al­ National Bank from which he confersnit announcement thnt there would be Pork Roasts, Western, lb....... supply in the state of Florida. Our Fancy W h ite Bacon, lb...... ... 15c ley*. j rd, according to nfTiclnls, to having present supply of water Is undoubtedly n rotative shortage In tin- supply for ---------------— ——— | taken ?K(1P,000 in Liberty Bonds, was B reakfast Bacon, W e s t e r n . b...£# B eef to Braze, lb. .. .. 15c the purest in the wotill as tm foreign B'J.t, giving stock jobber* and prufitDaily Herald qa sale at Joe's Smoke’ arraigned Inst night on n federal Bacon N u g get, Sugar cured, ^ substance can possible get into the t'erM a" «PI»rtunlly to gouge consum* House, Mobley's Drug Store nml charge of cmiicrzlcment and pleaded B eef to Boil, lb r,........ 15c IK ZUC deep welI* to contaminate the water. L'1V n^°u* $-00.000,000. _ ____ _ ___ ___ t ^ ff m Hunt's Plitirmi. y. tfrn ot ila lu y f lU i .A . ‘ ^1*' **” * r B e ef to K e ttle Roast, lb,:..... .*..15c but hunf water will not do for dpSl,« n'* »* fi°w 1‘ Bing at lentil for .niestic purposes and tin- si rangers Bit'* a pound, with a prosthe city carfmit stand for the suTpliurl •* ' v‘*' J'‘' ' !l** higher. It i Cuts a re From V ery Choice P ig TailS* W estern , lb. ......r. iv„t4*r, believed that there will be no decrease [ Fed W estern Steers Cream Cheese, l b . ..... * in the price tiirough the summer in 1 .the pre*crving season. The American| 1housewife will have to pay dearly for U SELL WHEN U tho sugar that she uses for tho noxt YOUB URAL LIST IT hoy year, it is predicted. K3TATB WITH US The heading of tho bulletin issued ■by the Department o f Commerce nsLunclteon L o a f, lb. - ........ ’ rfa S B eef L iver, lb. ..... . 7.....;.15c i sorted that “ Production (o f sugar) for! Spencer Height lots are going IfiJI only 125,01)0 tun* higher than Butter, lb; ....■-.......... 6 ' J Smoked Sausage, lb....... . 15c fast. One of tiie best sub-divis­ . last year. Consumption needs e*tiClover Bloom Butter, lb ........ ■ Pork Shoulder Arm s, lb... ___ 15c mated u f-725,000 tons above produeion* in Sanford and nil big lots. Pu re Lard in Cartons, lb. - • ‘ lion." In the body of the bulletin thsn See us now and pick while pick­ rS Pickled Ox Tongue, lb........ 15c appeared statements that there wa*. ing it good. Easy terms. § L egs o f Lam b, W estern, lb ,.!. 35c Fancy 1 only n small "carry-over" in Cuba nml a decrease in the production of S ^ _ r^nc and beet *u;»r in this country, j Frank r,. Imwry, o f the firnt of E. * AGKNT8 Atkins & Company, New York, learn­ «,» ,L. ed of the Commerce Department's in­ Re a l e s t a t e tention to ^rclearni*' the “ huljUli" btilFire, CMttolty, Auto Insurance K liB P MOV letln mid wrote to Secretary! Hoover M l l l i t S t, SANFORD, FLA asking hj into .withhold it. S T FIR ST ST — — N E X T HOOR, That boulevard arid roadway down the lake shore to Monroe being advo­ t*ntill *brd r v f f ) u l l r m n n n r i f r p l * n n - , cated by Forrest I-ake is otic o f the A m j nt « b r l l r r a M H nllilln e. H»J greatest moves for a bigger mid betM a e n u lln A \ r , « a uli.nl. l-*ln. ter Sanford that has been proposed The H erald P rin tin g Co. yet. We should make this boulevard, and when it is finished make another rtn i.is iiK iis one around the shoroa of the hike to _______ t ld tlo r ' It. J . IIO M .V K. J. I . n . 1 . A im . . .SrrH-Wri-Trriuurfr the Volusia line ami eventually join ( i r n r r n t Itn n n c r r 1 1 . a . .m : i : i . .... 11. s. mn.i.T .. A r t t r r i l . I n K Mi.iuim-r Volusia up In a continuous 'roadway Adt rrtl.ln g lln lr* Slmlp Hntiun on all around the beautiful Lake Mon.\p|tlh-nllon ; roe. It would pny both counties In llrrsU iins sinnasrr the added Improvements in beautiful M i n i s s i u i ’ i* I ' b o n r aaO-AV i i f l r r a 1* homes for tourists who would like to Snbarrlptlnn t’rlcr III utter___ rpsldo Oil tho lake •hoft h'.lt vfcho llMVU One V rn r *a.uo no inducement^ to live there now. The Sts lla u t h a ........ I l r l l i r r i 'i l In t ' l l r Itr r n r r l r r money spent on such linprovenients IX Crnla O ar AV rrk return in big investments ns well ns T h r Ills fa Is -p n n r . W .r r k lr., llr r . IS -ru.rr. a.. 14 rnilrrlj brmlnola lian a.,, ^ "U tifyin g and maHing healthful the m nil la la iiabllabrd iiuhll* r »r r , I'rldn,. Aliver- entire COtintfV ra nittilr hnntin «n appllm-j llalnK rnlra Sanford Daily Herald CLEARWATER TO SEE BALL CHIEFS S E D A N Even More In Demand ji>i>wo,,]WEAREEQUIPPEDTO00GOODPRINT! PA TR O N IZE THESE PRICES. KEEP THE SMALL MAN .IN BUSINESS s -^ = = = 1 5 Beef to Steam, lb. CORN-FED LEGS PORK, POULTRY, lb. Sirloin Steak, Western, lb. f-Bone Steak, Western, lb. 15c • Spare I^bs, Western, lb. j Head Lettuce Maxwell & Britt J* �PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH !>. 192.1 V WI Gr • h M Lia J Sv J The officers o f (his Bank arc interested in cultivating: a closer acquaintance with all o f its depositors. The more w e know about you and your business, the better we w ill be able to serve you. Feel perfectly free to discuss confidentially any financial or business problem with us and know that it in volves no cost or obligation. with hls amall daughter ami thought. Hat th re, v hi!.* Judge l-andis or BASE B A L L FO O T B A L L BASKET BALL T R A P SH O OTING C H AS. L. B R IT T , Editor RU BE B E N TO N IS LA K E AND O R A N G E FO RM C L E A R E D ; L A N D IS B A L L LEAG U E F L A Y S ACCUSERS i.ake-'ira*' iwi'vbnll l eague v:rs or­ ganized Monday night nt a itu-.dim: hold 5*i Mount !>.rn, nt the ofOce >■( I.. S. Vnir.cy. In-., and arranzeraent* will be made ..t nnr.* s-> Ini'. l ’u le 1 gue gi.tne. may eanincM-o the first Thursday in May. A t.oe! lielegatioa. ivpresentn lives from Umatilla, T avjiw , .Vaunt Dora. Wilde. Park, Winter Ctttl.'Urt and Ajjimka were prescfit, and tiurrm. from there six t ...ns tottst’l-te tee I .•ague: A n; inter ti* other fsvns were i 1<I *dt I in ti e in s to this organ;ral!oti me ting, only stub I ■>vtts ns The exquisite Mac Broadway Rose" wi today and tomorrow am! it will be an r.; somebody eln* lifted tHi* cloud Imag­ ing over his head. Gut it has been re­ moved now and Heaton will probably reach hear toon to join th* club for fjtr ifg training. The Hontfncria repre eiUative will dal. lie wjs offered a bribe to throw bo ore of tha e on hand la thakt hands with he Rube when he geta in. a game, but laughed at the gamblers j As a scholar Gctiton i n ’t much, but nrd went in and won. Th'-n, two years j he’r. a real ball player n:,d an hirie-U after lie was accused of hnvirg “ guil­ ty knowledge." The ttube’s long -.1it isn’ t intellig! nei* nr he would have tiM«*ntrd an attempt to brils1 h*m. Mis lung suit h pitching ami h<- can throw ’em by the best of them F<>r two months hr never vv, nt about the baseball office in Cincinnati. He stayed nl home B O W LIN G T E N N IS BO X IN G DR. It. M. MASON IN BUSINESS FOR HIMSELF AGAIN ' I)r. R. M. Mason has purchased th teresta of I)r. L. D. Rhodes in th The Herald delivered six time* week for 15c. And it goes withai t spying thet tl* Prin;xas -Will fag..catHcl, bij)t t■• * Middleton Guilty ui. Mae draws the crowds. Only aec'i players ».i 1 ire iTgilile to Verdict Rendered ihe teams ; a have lived for six months And tonight M r. anil Mrs. K. J or more in the district for which they Stuart Bank Case Taylor and ./amity are the lucky onof ploy, and no Hired player;* will b.; aland will sue Mm* in "The Broadway Defitise Mnvea for New Trial; K oie" without cost. Bring this with I’ ach team or tlub is to elect one eiifj.t Will Be Beard Today you, Elbert, it's your ticket. ffu ff sed director "to the Luke-Orange llnsei bail l eague, an i there Ulterior* shall have full authority to organize, nr. ring** r.ehr biles nml transact tbe*bus ii (',* ui toe ieugce. F. S. Varney. uf Mount Hum was clerted temporary TO SHU. FIGirr a hair man, on i C. .1. Close, jr., o f T a ­ (Hr Th* Ashortalrd I CHICAGO, March P.—Opportunity vares, temporary secretary, * It i-r hoped to play the first games of Chicago fight fan* to see Joe Lynch Jihe first Thursday o'f hi ay and to con­ lightweight champion, and Frankie Gcnnro, Americnn tlywcight champ­ tinue them weekly during the sum­ mer, 1losing the series on l-abor Day. ion, hero was virtually made certain A meeting of evtfi yone interested when Judge Rytter Issued nn injunc­ in bnreball in Mount Dorn is cajlei! tion restmining the law enforcement officers of Chicago nnd Cook e uinty fur Monday evening In Mr. Varney's office, to organize the Mount Porn fruin interfering with the Imul . ilas' liail Club and l.t elect tiie direc­ tor to the l.nkc-Orungc league. This FOUR IlOMK RUNS call Is la all inter!sled in the sport, I l l y T h e A H o r b l f d l’ r r « l ST. LOUIS, Mu., March tb— Ken­ and in th; Mount Dora team, ns well neth Williams, loading home run bat- ns to prospective players. tur of the American league, signalised If yim want A L L the;NEW S, and hla arrival at the St. iJoltfs American's training camp ul Mobile Wednesday wnnl it FRESH from the wire, and. by knocking the ball over the fence want it in n legible condition, arid for circuit driven four times, accord­ before it gets stale, subscribe now for the Daily( Herald and you will* euro ing to a dispatch received here. get what you want- TU B E S Others in Proportion Ask for Prlces^on Tires A eaupun given with each FIVE GAL­ LON CASH purchase of GAS, guod on a Mind Shield Wiper to he given »V ay March 10th. HIGH TEST GASOLINE •03 Palmetto Are, She could have told, and ruined him. tvhicli will be formally opened on (hut date This free gallon of POL A RINE OIL will either be delivered into your car cr into a container that you bring. If you desire, there will lie given you four coupons, each coupon good for one quart cf POLARINE MOTOR OIL, In bulk, nnd redeemable at this FIRST STREET AND ELM AVENUE ser­ vice station ONLY, before April 10th, 192-1. This offer will apply for one day only— the opening day of this new station, which Is Why, then, did alto suffer in silcuce the stinging insinuations, the unspoken contempt of his set, which now was hers? -Phone 481-1 N ice F a t Hens and * Fryers G eorgia Country Sausage , ** •. Home-made Potato Sal­ ad, 20c pound. mm ■ 1YE DELIVER ppUftClNM? HF.TRO j t ®y Ed#oad CoaTding A TUfiuiy ProJocilao INCORPORATED �\ m ,-*(•' ir»»w V i f n*t,. d 4A./ • ht .. u VNFIU2D D A IL Y * iR A U J , F ttB L . . . i M i t f « IGB s ix £ ♦ ♦ * » « ♦ » * $ » .> i:>-U * ♦ * ♦ $ * *< wwst — ii& < S & fc s s S ti* • 'A M * ni»_■ri ND STING UNTIL.N W ■i Bcr room Suite eakiast oom Suits > -v > Rattan Living; .Room Suites l o o m S u it e ♦ V S m Sm S* EVERYTHING WITH tD■EVERYTHING A BARGAIN WHITE STORE ON MAGNOLIA tfWjV* i �m M M ■■SBJi w S - "•:= 4 ‘ -;**•*-. • - " .-» i - 7» v * W v -V^.r *•»-. ~ 1vHs: - ■i ?r:v A: V i F i,.VHa * TIIE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH !>, 1923 PAGE SEVEN B en efit Am erican Legion Building Fund SANFORD, FLORIDA MARCH 12th to 17th : ONE O VER LAN D C A R GIVEN A W A Y TO HOLDER O F L U C K Y NUMBER ■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■•■uuaBBUBUBBBUBauBBuuBBBBUBBBMBBB*uBBBUBumBBaauBBMBBM*BUBBBBBBBB«BiiBBCBauuBUBBBBuBBUBaBBauuBBBiHBB«HUBu'uuB«uBB»sBBBnBBuawH!«UBnaBBiiBns»BnB'JBBuBBBUBB«BBBBBBB««B«"5 Eriminrd BUSINESS DIRECTORY 5 G lu m Dcaigned Henry McLnuIin, Jr., Opt. D. FpR KENT—'Two largo rooms, cen­ Hi *3 *n te trally located, nuitahlc for paint or m cerpcntert shop. Apply, Owen, the ict u r n m i M K photographer, 112 Dark Ave, 294-tfclfca *% * a M will be u drive over Stone Mountain I ■the inrgest singly stone in the world,) • a j upo mvhich a worltl famous artist is Pn carving much of the country’s history. At one convention the Texas fedoration ad: im itte d 1,153 new m em bers, (FOR BENT—a room furnished cot- : P f l T fH W W tnge, adults only. 708 West Third; UvrldUlilll *1 " ■ * r*t 20S-5tp)b*i M MS ! There will be no meeting o f the So-1 FOB BENT—3 or 4 furnished houseYou tan find the name of keeping rooms at 819 W. First St. Monday—F. F. W. C. hoard meeting j department next week owing tu •very lire Business Man the meeting o f the state hoard at the ! E LTO N J. M O U G H TO N Apply Peninsular Elec. Co.f !12«M«fr at p.m la Sanford 1a this Column 295-2tp Tuesday—-F. F. W. C. Board Meeting i dub rooms, all members are asked to ARCHITECT noHft Ave. each day. nt 9 a. m. • attend these meetings. FOR RENT—1 n(c« npartmhet, nil Wednesday— Music Department Boom 7, Miller Bid*. convenience's and well furnished.— The regular business meeting, also: {A N FORI) ... .;. FLORIDA Cates’ Building. Phone 181. 200-tfe STATE FLOWER SHOW, APRIL the annual meeting of the Woman’s! but hot too much >*o. Remember there is a limit below ..The*.. club, wns held in the club rooms o n , 15-21, ORLANDO. DR. R. M. W E L S H which good work is impossible except under very unusual W ANTED Wednesday afternoon, March 6, with1 The first Annual Stub- Flower Show S e m in o le P r in fc r ij conditions. Think of this when you arc having your vul­ u splendid attendance, . * Gnuluntc Vcterinurinn W A N E D -fA chance to build _your ____ __ dot the __ Fair _____ ____ _ in will _ bo hel Ground# Telephones* Office canizing (fane. Hotter by. far to have it done at a place Mr. Forrest Lake appeared before! new homo before lumber gets any Orlnndo April 15-21, 1921. The dubs OUR 0MBfflS 1NC P l«a ^ *l Office 20 • Conrad Bldg. where you can he sure of the quality of work you pay for higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish- of the state trn* urge! tomoUfy Mr. the club in regard to beautifying our -Rhone 101 902 French Avenue Besldencd 257 UeLsnd, Florida than to pay less for merchandise of uncertain character. cd.—Sanford Novetty Works. 183-tft, F. W. Fletcher.’ Rosalind flat dens, Ur- lube front, explaining that they wish- i THIS SHOP MEETS THAT REQUIREMENT. GOOD JOBS for good boys; clean and; lando, superintendent■ oof9 lexhibition, cd to pass an ordinance giving the city the right to bulkhead our lake front Quick Service Tran sfer healthful work. Opportunity for of those who will exhibit and what W . J. T H IG P E N ; advancement. from .the Monroe bridge around to Apply Western Union *P«co will be needed. Storage Facilities Teteeranh Co. 280-tfe AH flowers must he in place by Pace’s place. The expense to be shared U ws please you, tell others; if not, Real Estate 11 a. m., April 17. Judging will lake by property owners in the .same’ manWANTED TO BUY— Small, second tell us. Rhone 495 Onk Avenue ami Third Street FIRE, LIFE, A U Tfl INSURANCE place at that hour. Shipments must! ner ,l!l the street paving. Mr, Lake hand fire-proof safe. Address T. E. In* prepaid. (asked fur the endorsement of the WoPHONE 17- --------------------------SANFORD, FLORIDA King, Box 1, Sanford. . 293-4tp Shipping instruction# enn in* eccur-j n,nn’H * !u^* "ln this matter. S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDING iV A M I.ll TU itU 1 s\ap.,ing..» i«... ’ wj f rom \jr Fletcher. FI bss i# After the routine o f business had AND REPAIRING sen or good clean stock will pay O J > l,n t| 1 aniateur grower# only, that is ; !n«n disposed o f the nnnunl election W ORKS Rear or Dodge Bros. Motor Co. n K"°d )ir.ce. Address \\. 1. Newell ^},L.r,, qle exhibits are tlu* products took plnco, resulting ns ftdlows;—V . C. C O L L E R , Prop. (Corner- of Oak Avenue and Second St. f ’o., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka,J0r the* exhil Itors themselvesVhough (list vice president, Mrs. M. T. MorSanford, Horidn . jFIlfc . ..79-tfe j ()f manual assistance assistance m in per-* per-! gun; 3rd vice pro*., Mrs. Fred WillI ............................. ...... oi court e manual General Shop and M ill CHARLES STEIN, Prop. ~ LO ST missiblc. It is imped the dub wumcn j lams; Iren#. Mr-. John Meisch; n-e. I .1 1^ 1 W ork ______will send choicest tu' ■ see,. Mr#. I> J’. Drummond; 1 ....1their ‘L _1 1.... ‘ flowers " I.OST—One white am! red pidded order to promote this splendid idea of man o f .Ijlninr dept CONTRACTOR and BUILDER July hound bitch dog, on brick road a State Flower Show ns mgge- ted last luway. 617 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. «.r near Wekiwn; bridge. Fob. I Ith, year l.y the chairman. M r*.-A. H. Several Important amendment weight about 23 pounds. Six year# Whitman. The Federation lm it, Wt.„. (l{|iitiini.m*ly prt-#t d. one of #pe old. $50,0J i eward. J. II. Hardin, splen.iid c.immiltee cottal*ting of Mr.t.'rjt|j B. W . H E R N D O N 288-91 p A. It. Whitman, chairman; F. Miller, Tampa; Mnu-I. K lan.lo; Mra. W. It. O'Neal, Orlnndo; j Worl;” department FI-OR1DA AND WESTERN MEATS INSUUANCE AGENCY Mr#. Carey Hardee,-Tallahassee; Mrs. Classified Ails Ic n xvord. No FirtE--------AUTO--------BONDS NICE FAT HENS AND FRYERS IIustesse# for the afternoon were M. Alidill, Klilrcd;' Mra, Edgar Ad taken for less than 25c. Mrs. R, M. (ialbiwny, .Mrs. Howard Lewis, Ft. Pierce, Write Mrs. Whit­ And positively no Clasxitird ftveilln, and Mis, N. (J, Garner'. After man, Orlando, far furthrr information, Ad# charged to anyone. Cash a pleasant social Iwdf hour’, i Inb ndS. 0. Shinholser * Elizabeth Skinner. Pres. must accompany nil order#. jnuran!. ST JOHNS. N. F, March 7. Th.Count the word# and remit Contractor and Huilder new uf the llr.tirh sehooner, A. B. LETTER FROM STATE PRESI­ acurdingly. Attention is again called to the state iJ lrtenux, rescued front nil ice flue DENT TO q i. l’ ll AND COl N I V hoard meeting which will be h-ld at FLORIDA BANFORD PRESIDENTS ra ha ^ the club room#, Monday nnd Tuesday < ! by the ;m l:, vv\ n* bnttight here to­ Dunedin, Fin., Feb. 27. 192-1 of next wick, March 12 and 13, Kvil . , pattly frozen and exhausted, by My Dear President; >We Solicit a Part of A«ur Trade at the interest of the social work A. P. Connelly & Sons COR RENT 2 room futniJhed jqmrt- th ■ N<c vv■gi.n steamer Tnuk, which . In> , the - it , 1 ... . . n i l ’ll to ,,, H.ll’llli l l‘VPV U 1L .U II,- M O,l ® urged attend these umetinus and Apply -ILK) | pi i i th m up ten liaytt ago and had which is being done in the State of • . , ,, m , m ent, gotnl loentron. Itatntillaliril IDO# ... . , *! . . . , , bring n friend with them, the meet-;p 293-fitp. keen ligh ieg the floes since to gel IT,*i ala. a conference .of social work-’ ■ Palmetto Ave. l l - R - A - 1. IJ-S-T-A-T-R lugs are aliened to the public, men r«*n n In, r .ln ir n t i FOR SALE— Dosicr ami Gay*’ paints th 1 w in k 'd men ashore. The fact o f era will he held at St. Petersburg. and women and any one. who wishes t'n-lm p rn xrd tunit In a u r n n rr and varnishes nt Snhford Novelty their v • elV, ioundering. .of their March 28, 29 and 30. t/i do so may attend. We will lie glad I H r l.ula l a r r t r U«nila Works, Snnfoi'l agents. 183-tfc th ,-v day: ’ cxposuic and lla ir fescue Mrs. Owen R. I.ovejoy, president to have them. We would like to have J. H U G H T IL L IS , Prop, by the Hack hud preceded the men: of the Florida State Conference for llnmra l.onnn the benefit of your opinion nnd tin PAitMEltd-— tuu can get ,t o i o n of Ike Rnileaux to port by radio, but ■ Social workers, im ili's—v nn -ni^d, 11nIta-laraa I’ r n p v f l r llualnran t'hn nrra Tinnitus nf youi u tten d a m e. frnrn—* nnd irrigation plugs at th* that neeout't fi|| short of telling the members of your tVainly j^etlefjilion Phone 105— ---------- 102 Sanford Avenue M a in OKIc e Sanford Novelty Works, t00-tfr We will have several prominent sfo.y of ih- .- experiences.. to Im< present. MI'.ISCII IIKALTV COUI'AXr. speakers with u- from mil ■ ■■BBBBBMBBBMBBBBHBBMBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBflBUBBBBnr'i I>ni 1y Herald on sate at Joe’s Smoke <'attain Henry lane... with both Mr#. Lovejoy has asked me to ap­ StM'OIttl I.NVKXTMRNT CttJIt'AW state, Mrs. Sidney J, Copper of Hoo­ House, Mobley’s Drug Store and 1 if, froren and in danger *>f ninputa-1point a delegate from each county. 1‘hi.nr AH lOl-N Aln^nolln A if. demon, N. C. will be one rn* at tho spcalvlIunt’.H Phnrmncy, tf lion, said he nnd Ids six men quit nnd i am appointing you, ns presiera. Mrs. Copper i# chnirTT hnlrmnn o f t hi* their ship February 20, after she hnd; dent, tnnttend this conference a# a AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE state Welfare Department [incut of o f North 1929 Dodge touring, excellent con­ become surrounded by The ice. They ^delegate. In case you cannot attend Carolina nnd since the le crent ion of it creation S T E W A R T The Florist! dition, new tires, and top, 1921 Buick had left New York February 5, with will you nppoint your own alternate. state welfare department is one.of the Cut Fhisjcrs——:------rr-J-Toral Design# s ix 'touring paint nnd tires, extra anthracite for this port. On the mor­ The slate fedurnlmn is particular­ bills to be presented to the next legning of the twentieth the floei fiddl'd ly interested in having u full attend­ good. A bargain. Annual and Ornamcntnl Plants islature by our Federation, vve-fcel 1919 Chevrolet, guaranteed, . good in on the little schooner, then n huge ance at this meeting, in'cause of our sure that Mrs. Copper will have a SI I Myrtle Ave.---------- Phono 2G0-W mass of ice cut through the vessel’s biU creating n department of public tires, going ut $209.09. me.,*nge of interest tu all of our club bow. welfare. Mrs. Kate Itird Johnson and Dodge delivery, n rare buy nt $325. Wullll tl. The skipper said he had hardy limy many other special workers in other, pass this up. Lunch will la* served at the dub S A N FO R D M A C H IN E Don’t Hudson six, elegant shape, $300.90. to call his men together nnd gel over states will be present, and we can room# Turwlsy, for the members of COM PANY These cars are nil bargains. Call in the side with n smull Imat when the push our work with greater intclli- the stale board and visiting club Hnrtenux went down, They managed gcnce. Mrs. Johnson is Commission­ The Kennison Property, known as the old members from nearby communities. General Machine and Roller and sec* them. tu keep themselves safe in a floe, but er of Public Welfare in the State of SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. If any flub members or any friend Works Fibre Factory site, railroad track and water they found they were without food. N'ort hCurnlinn. Phone 449 West First Street of the dub can necomnjodiuto ft deleThere wns no vessel in sight The Will you join the conference, nmi Cylinder Grinding 292-294-299-0 gate or two for n couplel* of days, front. Exclusive sale fo r short time. ice was so close they could not row lend your support in tho interest of Automobile Repaint please phone Mrs. A. F. Me Allis ter although they had managed to pre­ puhiic welfare by attending? You FOR S A L E — Fine buildAcetylene Welding (phone 2dfiW) She will lx' glad to their boat. They were miles from cannot measure the far-reaching goml ing lot, excellent loea-, serve have your nan;-.'. Phone 02--------Sanford, Florida land but they set out to haul the boat it will do, not only .to you, hut our U t us put forth every effort to tion, next to my resi­ over the floes, hoping to find open whole state. make the board members nnd v i s i t o r s dence. Term s to re­ water near shore. At nightfall, Cap­ I would like to have you appoint a glad they came to our city and tain Janes said, they huddled togeth­ delegate from each of your efub* sponsible party.— S. W . er in the boat for warmth. With no in the County federation, nnd I would let tain them In a way befitting REALTO R Bradford, 911 Oak A ve. land in night they decided to stay nsk you to send men list of the names. dignity of our club. where they were and spent the next Yours most cordially, Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf-c UrcaslotU'l news that lilters Oceasiond Florida ’ Elisabeth Skinner, Dunedin, Fin. tVirniiivli imticiif t?e FOR SALE—Tomato plnnt*, $1.50 per two-foodies# d a y s .there. through indicates that l-eqlne Is The Ice was thawed to give them 1,000.— W. R. Fort, Mecca Ham­ nlMiut to do his regular spring dying. A woman will head the U. S. Bumock. 295-3tp wutcr, vessels W(jre sighted in the dis­ tance nt time# arid the men made sig­ rcuu of Homo Economics bog inning who ** Cards of Sanford*! ReputWANTED—To nee all those nals by waving a part of an oil coat July 1st. The Department of Agri^ ablo Professional Men, each want to learn to play the Hawaiian at the end of an our by day and nt culture i# glow looking for' the ^ of whom, in his chosen pfoguitar. Cali nt Allen Music Co., Pal­ night set costa ^Atc piece by piece, equipped woman in the world to ^ fesaion the Herald recommetto Ave. 295-3tp oral signaled bv flnrv. this office. ** mends to the people. FOR SALE— R. I. ojfKs for hatching, There was littic left of the oil skins N f LOO per aetting. Special prices on when rescUb cauio on the morning of Miss Florence Dil« rt, director for incubator lots.— Mrs. B. Steele, phone the 23rd. The Norwegian steamer Pennsylvania and chairman of Jun­ mL 3305. 295*3tP Hnuk found the men burely able to ior Memberships in llie G. F., is mak­ II. W. S A W T E L L E , C. P. A. (N . A .) FOR HALE— 5 passenger Ylaxwell display their signal#, and Captain ing a survey of the girls' clubs In George A. DeCottes Janes was almost helpless. Three of each state. She is ale» asking for the car, ltH9 model in gooil condition. MU. GEO. II. WRIGHT MR. 1, W. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law Guaranteed throughout. Will make the’ seamen were badly bitten by the appointment nf n junior membership Itooms 8 and l) Fountain Building PT»l*r»Uon«. chairman in each state. term# to rcaponaible party. Set* F. ,cold. Ready for U«i Ossr Seminole County Bank C. Wclah nights nt B. & O. Motor Co., *- V Del.AND, FLORIDA 34M. Lot. v <3 State chairman of International *ANEORD FIXJR1DA daytime at Kent’s, On'k Avenue. ~ ________ ________ Relations in the G. F. W. C. are asked 29fl-2lp by Mrs. ’ Horace Mnnn Towner, na­ FOR S A Lli—One 25 foot pleasure FR ED R. W IL S O N tional chairman, to consult with her Amtmng Income Tax Procedure boat, 714 horse power, Ferro motor. S T R A W B E R R IE S ttlr The ,Cwanrlntrtl l‘ r!Bf*> before cooperating or allying them­ a t t o r n e y -a t -l a w Selling for less than cost. Address % Corporation Accounting Accounting Systems PITTSBURGH, Pa., March 9—-An C. G. Iom^, Sanford, j^ln. 290-4tp eight hour search of JJic smouldering selves with nny other organization Estate Accounting Partnership Accounting -doing international work for the pro­ First National Bank Building * “ ruins of a north side building gutted motion of peace, F O R K E N T SANFORD FLORIDA b> fire Wednesday night failed to reFOR ONE WEEK M. to 3 P. M. except by appointmoht 9:00 FOR- RENT—-t rooms unfurnished, ,£eal any dead bodies, firemen report­ . V ^ '} ' ,sr % , *' -i A musical library for headquarters il 5 reasonable. 710 \V, First St. 294-3tp ed yesterday. The fire resulted in Role Distributor for Muso’u Improved to be provided by ihe Music Division ll„ r ,1it, Berries FO U 'R E N T ^ B m ill c o tU gV J T M u i- the death of une man and injuries to = H.V o f Ihu G. F. W. C. and tho 5 4 ) Mtate % ~ -m son. 290-2te more than a score of others. music chairmen. ICHELLE M A IN E S , ---- -------------4— i—,, \VANTkb VO R e Fi T—One or two -. m ■-z_-Jr m Daily Herald on sale at Joe'a Hmoke . Negro Melodies of tho Old Houth. unfurnished rooms for light hou«»: LAW YER •:— Court House keeping. Address Rooms, care Her- House, Mobley'# -Drug Store and will be a feature of the Atlanta .(’ojii j Hunt’s Fhsrmncy. tf ell program in May. Anothor featurd s* BBUB atiBBBnunttuK M l ^ » Optician-Optometrist ll> B u t First Stru t Sanford, FIs. to be Saving K e n t V u lc a n iz in g * Compan CLASSIFIED ADS . YOU W ILL ALWAYS/-FIND ONLY BEST QUALITY MEATS HERE GREW OF BRITISH VESSEL RESCUED FROM IC E FLOE QUICK DELIVERY FOR SALE PROFESSIONAL 20c .STOKES1 CASH : . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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PUBLIC HEARING ON WATERWAYS IN SANFORD THURSDAY, MARCH 15th ‘ *T.,T26t -« af ' . . 1 a • ^ Y- IN THE H E A R T OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION * VOLUME IIL SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1923 WORLD COi RESERVE B A N K STATEMENTS SHOW CITRUS MOVEMENT EXCEEDS 1922. Combined Figures Show Increase of 3,390 Cars for Season Through .limitary— Groves Reported in Satisfactory Condition A T LA N T A . Mnrt-h *. —The maveniant of *«.tli oning,-* and gt-i<p«-friiit , from Kl.niiln this «<‘intiin In. * <*x> ,*«*il<-<t tli>« mov-fioeiii n y«*ar ng««. invunlliiir NUMBER 295 “ TSckeW BODIES OFTW OVICTIMS Old Curiosity Shop tT HIGH WOliNil, Al'OtToR'lUM NIGHT RW»Mtin* iiii'iithly business n;«lei» «>f |lu» F n lm l IlnurVf Ilium <u Atlanta. ______ _ ______________ _ _I which him just been made public. » ombiiu-ii.figure* show tin tiiOvutit u( ;i,Iril>ri AiA.Nl l..»l GIGS '. o e i u T A N T d e r n n M n v III.' D H M A I ) I A IIT 390 c^p for the senson through January. The totnl movement of orange* --------ASSISI AW l JSUiMAIl L A W this Reason has amounted to 13,009 rn-s, compared with 11,311* car* to the Th,‘ burlesque on Dickens OKI Cu­ t ()MMfc.|\Lhi IIAS Hr.K.N m r tr v m /\ r v i \T 8n,TU‘ 'la*1' hist year, and the movement of grapefruit has totalled 8.324 cars,j '*•' Shop put «>n fo r the Kiwnnis URGED FOR HEAD I I r If I 1 III nt:U',,,t 7,254 cars for the season through January, 1922. At 3li0 boxes to f° r the benefit of the local hns­ --------G i l l l LJU lu l/ill !the car, this shows a movement of over “yiOO,000 boxes this season, and esti-i Pltal b>’ ' ,r*' FitsGerald tomorrow iA J NA NOT | CONFIRMED TnMOlCItim AY os W ..... ... .. .......... MASKED BAND AT BASTRO MUTILATED BY TRACTORS I SO-CALLED TORTURE MA­ CHINE WAS PAR'D OF ROAD WORKING MACHINERY AND PARTY AT MELBOURNE EXPERTS DECLARE i review sa>*t, notwithstanding the heaVy movement. In the Middle West the j ~T~. Hut Huston Snys He May Have IN MANY WAYS JJUT THE GRAND |tra,lc l» generally well supplied and prices are easier.* .Grapefruit prlees'ftre lo be rich in every respect and some 1CLAYING GOI. FWITII STANLEY .. ,, of the well ki^wn local cliaractera | L lfllT Y AND OTHERS Hodic.s o f Daniel nnd Richardx NATIONAL ASSEMBLY GAVE j somewhat easier in some markets where excessive quantities have been An Announcement will bring down the — < — Were Run .Over and Crushed offered. AUTHORITY offered.* ’ ' L house. The fo l-; i Mnkc to ehurncler*: * (Hr TKr %*ftorl*(r<l I’rraat |,y |{nad Tractors Groves arc re'ported to be in n very, satisfactory condition, according to '* *' rb MELBOURNE, March 8.—Coming Inh Fitz Gerald, I l l y T h e \%»ocliHr»l I'rraal the review, and are not sufferi ring for rain. The mild weather in January " *'*r!<* m r TRr An*orl«(«*<t I 'r f u l ashore here at noon today from the •Hr Tk, AuofUtrS Cn m I LONDON, March 8.—Prime. Minis- mused some apprehension, but*the mol e recent cool weather has been general- j from Atlanta, Git. WASHINGTON. March P.—C. H. HASTROP, I-n., March 8.— Persons vacation houseboat, Preriidcnt HurdDrunkard, F. L. Miller. Huston of Tennessee, Assistant sec- lcr Dptinr I-aw, in '.lie House of Com-, ly benefit ial, checking now growth on trees and lt-*ening the ilnnger from lute Rabies. Judge Kchelle Muhies, Dr/ ing had a round of golf over the Mel- wb‘* have examined carefully the re­ • • ’rotary of commerce, is expected to mons today stated an official state-Jcold. bourne county club course, then re- JlM,rt **f twtholoigsts on the condition Marshall. The following figures show the movement of fruits nnd vegetables in resign in the near future to accept nu*nt from the Turkish authorities- nt i ............... I sumcrl 'the cruise down the Indian ri- ° f the mutilated bodies of Watt Daniel Sis Hopkins. Doruild Smith, the presidency of the World Com­ Angora relayed by the Ilritlsh high j car lots from Florida during January, and from this senson through Jmtu; ver. i hiring the trip here, a stop was’ n,ul T. F. Richard, found in l.*ke IstJohn McCormick , Sid Have. , merce Corporation, n new organiza­ commissioner at Constantinople was! -.ry, compared with similar figures Inst year: r, Lilly Ruth Spcnnt Rocklcilge where Mrs. Hurd- Fuurche ln*t December and who are Geraldine Fnrrnr, tion now being formed in New York lo tiie effect that the craft of the. Seusnlt to Jan. 21 : Ing greeted here brother, C. R. Kllng. I familiar with Ihe mechanical devices cor. and Pittsburgh for the purpose of ac­ treaty presented at latusannc was ton15*22 15*2.3 Jan, 1922 declare they believe they identified Rrlde npd Groom, Miss Virginia, quiring* control of oil lands in Vene­ sidered unsuitable but the grand nat- [Grapefruit ........... . • 2,103 8.321 7.231 Ihe Bo-called torture machine aa one ne Smith, Frank lirown. Commission Accepts __ . zuela and Central America and es­ lonal assembly by a great majority [Dranges 11.345* 3,15*1 13,009 of the many road or farm tractors (•alii CurcJ, Mis* Mildied Holly. tablishing a shipping service to mar- hr.d given authority for continuance Lettuce 1,5.71 (19(1 1.200 Vestel’s Withdrawal; in use throuhmit the parish. The bo­ I.ight Foot Topsy, "Guess Who?" ket the product. of peuce negotiations. 476 Vegetables . ....:____ 20(1 (ltd dies of the two men when found were Miss l.iu'inila lirown, Howard OvCity Without Chief Huston would not confirm the re-' ................ -*-----301 103 374 ''abljuge crushed and broken in a methodical erlm. Peppers 68 5*8 128 ports today % that he had isctunlly; C l i f f o r d P e a b o d y B a c k •lohn Aide nunil Priscilla, Walter j ORLANDO, March 8—Orlando to­ manner. One of the authorities has siifiUMl a contract with Oil* corpora* 0 « XT. \ * 1V 80 Toinn toes 28 1 66 received numerous utionymuus letters ( oniielly and Mi*s Esther Miller. day was without a chief of |Hilice. tiun, hut indicated that he might have, k p C I l l I j U S i N l l /f u t l i c i t ' , Celery . . 275 0.01 275 Porters. Kri'tl Hull, lien I'll -well. , The resignation «f Chief Vestel from plantation owners nnd farmers an announcement to ntnke on the sub­ 13 112 13 May .Make Statement Straw lx*1 1 ies Giggling Gill, Mrs. Walter Wij;lit. wa r accepted by the city council. Muy- of the statO' sugesting thnt n tractor ject before the etui of the week. 0 Ui uiiiLt-rs 5 U Rufus Rantus THihnsntPlTrowii. Reg. ur Duckworth, however, refused to must have been used and arguments to j Sanford Man Who Was Supported to Holly. , swear in E. I*. Kugerton, the choice' sustain the theory arc similar to those Have Itien Murdered )I:i;. Ar­ Sleeping lleauty and J’rluce, Mrs. of Commissioners Manuel and Suth­ udvuficed here. Experiments with trac­ France’s Naval ProAutomobile Production rived 'Home Reg Holly, Fred Walsrua. erland. First Lieut. Davis was hold­ tors have been mode recently and it gram Introduced in Reached Hifiji Point Miss Squalina. Hob Herndon. , ing down tin; chief’s desk yesterday. has been -determined thnt a certain Clifford Peabody, who. was alleged Chamber o f Deputies *, • Since Lafct August /.iegtield Folly girl, Eva Grace The commissioners have, not stated type would crush a body as those of ■for some lime lo hp\e been killed and Wagner. yet just what steps will lie taken to Daniel and Richard were mutilated. l whose ear with bullet holes in it was I h e \a«<iclnlr<l l *r r»»i lit* T9*r tft^orlntrcl I* rraa I Cry IInby. Corn l.ec Tillis. have Mr. Engerton sworn in. found at Daytona Reach and wh<> wan 'PARIS, March 8—The government's WASHINGTON, March 8.— Auti Shortly after 1 o’clock following a Little Tots, Dr. Marshall, Schdle afterward reported in the llabamni, naval program was introduced in t.he n,obile production in January increas­ .Maine*. conference, ConimiKsioners Suther­ was here !u«t night and this morning Chamber of Deputies today by the ed to the highest point reached since Dude, Pryf. McKay. land and Mniuicl announced Engerton! UNITED STATES MIST HAVE at bis home. It is said that he left Minister of Marine with the remark last Augu«t, according to reports re­ Would assume the duties of chief ofj Rlnek Face, Walker Culp. GREATER OUTLET, S A fS today, hot he telephoned the Herald that tin* program “ was connived ceived by the Department of Com­ police, lie had been sworn in early ini Mary Sunflower, Doug Griffin. HOOVER office thnt he had a story to tell nnd!within the framework of Wnshi"gtun merce. The output of passenger* ears ! January by Commissioner Manuel but! Cornet, Rose Gallaglier. he wanted, tile statement in the Herald, records so that the government enn- increased front - 200,372 can* in De, Negro Dialect Reading", Mrs. Heul- the chief's refirsitl to give up officei WASHINGTON, March 8.—Export-j ai„j he believed the public would npt ‘ not give stronger proof of its iaten- <-emlc.r to 221,097 cats in January, all Fitz Gerald. prevented his taking over his duties. ers of agricultural products and rep- f);, ).*,». hard toward him. He wan m- Dun to btuia their ratification.'^ while the .output of ^rucks declined The commissioners claim, in* such LAUSANNE TREATY NOT ACMrs. Heulnh F’ itz Gerald of Atlanta, resentatlves o f agricultural organi- formed thnt the Herald would pubfrom 20.035 "cars in December to 19, • Ga„ is Coaching this play, also taking |«n emergency ns has arisen, they ( HITED—NEW ONE MUST tations arc being asked by the com-!|jgh his ntntemcnt but.that, the pub200 in January. Passenger car produc­ tin* principal part. have the puwer to s^’car in a chief i American Negroes • RE M^DK* mme department, Secretary Hoover |jc had their own opinion and would tion was almost three times ns large School children, 60c. Adults 76c, chll- of police over the protest of the mayWill Not Mine Coal hai announced, to serve on a special continue to have it. ' »*• in January, 15*22, while truck pro­ (lien under 12, 26c. WASHINGTON. Munch 8.—Admincommi. don thnt will investigate the Up to the time of going to pres*' wc in Ihe Ruhr Districts bation was mine than double the .tun istration officials are awaiting full foreign trade outlook for farmers. have not obtained his statement ami •iry 15*22 output. information as to the situation rela­ Reforestation,Must Under rm appropriation of $500,000 it is nuriiisd (h.il he has lcft.ll>'' city Illy T h r V■ftorlnfrtl l* rr ««l The total revised production for tive to the iatusahne treaty between NEW YORK, March 8. Jlnrry t the year 15*22, as reported by the commade by congress to idVektigatc what and it i.« not known whether he will ______ Be Carried Out By Turkey nnd the allied governments detective combinations are in existence or m return and attempt to reside here or Dougherty, member of ... U. S., Says Wallace before reaching n decision as to w)ut " v Which Kiieeinlizes in furnish^ 790 passenger <U'*,ar 1,uint ,’*,1*’ f trucks. ^ 1 *' IUarlot Shipments Reported process of formulntion abroad to hold not. lgcncy which specializes In furnishcam andV‘t2J2,975 npj|dj| .^Inrch 7th* for Wed steps toward negotiation of a new » * up the price of raw products, such ns ■•— ------------------- —— j wig labor to industrial concerns,, hns treaty with'Turkey will be undertak­ I'torida—Sanford section . i,.......^.'iflf WASHINGTON, March 8.—A nat­ rubber, which arq imported in the Frank Jennings given up‘ his hope of helping Frthce en. Official word was still lacking to­ French Government Florida—Manatee section ional policy to conserve nnd develop |exploit the coal mines of the Ruhr United States irt Inrge qutanlitics nnil day ns to the action of the Angora Announces Candidacy Flat id:t—Tampa * section American timber suplpics was urged lo consider whether new sources of | Will Ask for Vote on i through the medium of American California __ ___ yesterday by Secretary Wallace of the parliament in voting to reject the Lau­ supply cun be developed on American For Governor 'iii'Kroc** Arinaenmt Conference Michigan . ... .. department of agriculture and Hugh sanne peace pact. soil, the department was also auth­ It was said officially thnt while res­ It. linker, executive secretary of the (I lr Th e ,t««M ln lril l 'r f » « l orized to mnkc n special study of the Illy Thr %a«urlnlrd 1‘ rpnl * Con Maloney Captured toration of pence between Turkey and TALLAHASSEE, March 8.—Frank 122 American Paper and Pulp Associa­ Total international trude situation with rePARIS. March 7.—The French g.>\ the powers appeared to be a desirable S. Jennings, speaker of the In-1 house tion, in opening hearings of the specNear Glen Aberlow eminent will n<k the Chamber of De­ ipent to agriculture. The commission condition precedent to negotiation of of representatives and a member of iul senate committee on reforestation. now being formed whose memberahip By Nationalists Today puties to vote oh the ratification o f , sh'PI»inK ,,oint Information for Wed- The days of self sustaining supplies a new treaty, it was not essential. The the treaties signed nt the Washington' nrsdny, March 7th: sill is* announced shortly will pinn the next legislature, has announced his candidacy for governor in the city armaments conference, Minister of SANFORD, FLA.: Watm, clear. qf lumber have passed in the United United States has never been at war »nd direct the investigation. I ll y T h r A**iirlnlri l l 'r r * * t BELFAST, March 8.—Con Maloney, Marine told the chamber this morning HaUlings heavy, demand and move- States, the committee was told by with Turkey nnd its situation is whol­ "Agriculture produce comprises al­ today. During the day ho called on the governor. Republican deputy chief of tsaff, baa when Vice Admiral Guepratte asked nient slow, market steady. Carloads Secretary Wallace, who declared that ly different front thnt of European most one half of our totul exports" a scientific nnd oeono/nirnl program of powers. • department statement snid. “ Dur­ Note the American legion Baby been captured in Glen Aherlow. Mn- the status of the Washington treaties. f. o. I*, usual terms: Id inch crates In sending Ambussador Child and conservation nnd reforestation must Golden self-blanrlting -l-fl doz.* stalks ioncy was successor o f Linnt Dcnsy ing the last three years there has Overland In the streets. It is n dandy his colleagues to lamsunne to par­ lie prosecuted. when peace officers made while he in the rough $Ll55-$L76, New French bten nn apparently alight over-produc­ car and will lA* given uwny absolutely Coup D’Etate Pire protection nnd reduced taxes ticipate in the treaty negotiations, Strain -i-fi doz. stalks in the rough tion in the United States which so- free to the winner. See the advertise­ was n prisoner of the national nrmy, Planned for March, $L60-$l.*t6, mostly around 1,60, few to stimulate forestry development however, tho Washington government • riou-ly affected agricuiturnl ques­ ments nnd attend the big Ix*gion Cir­ were rejected liy the Republican lend­ were the principal measures proposed recognized thnt many of its problems . tions and tho question arisci as to rus next week. You can g. l this splen­ ers last month. Nipped in Bud well blenched higher. as to Turkey were similar to those by the secretary and Mr. linker. Mr. how temporary ihl» situation may be did car for your very .own without \ _z— of those powers. It was hoped that a Wallace also suggested federal acquis­ Total carlot shipments from San­ and what the future prospects are. ( H r T h r A u o r t n t r d I 'rrsa ) one cebt o f cost. Ask Joo Chitten)lon. Severance Granted peace pact would be signed, worked HEREIN, March 7.—The coup d'etat ford this senson to date ... 1,580 ition and development of a largo part “ During the ten years before 1923, out nnd ratified, that would form a For Middleton at planned ot occur about tho middle of Total rurlot shipments from Man­ of the existing 81,000,000 ucrcs of our production did not keep up with Constable Resigns, good basis for the Turkith-Amerlcan Mqrch hns been nipped in the bud by atee this senson to date......... 812 barren cut-over timber land. our consumption and the increased Beginning of Case No Co-operation the arrest of fifteen persons i»l Mun­ Totul carlot shipments from Flor­ With uii annual consumption of treaty. consumption was reflected in n de­ Until the final determination of ida this season to date........... 2,428 seven million tons o f paper annual­ Witlt the Judge WEST PALM REACH, March 8.— ich, according to authorities. creasing margin of exportable surplus the Angora authorities as to the ly, with nn embargo of pnper annual­ Totul carlot shipments from San­ t« an average of about jO,500,090 tons The trial of J. C. Middleton, one of peace treaty, is definitely known here Charles Schwab . ford Inst season to dutu . .......1,368 ly, with nn embargo on pulp wood per annum just before flic war. In tin* and the resulting situation can be TA LLAHA*SSEk T'a!arcb 'ft*—J. Al- lhe . bf !'k who threatened to incrouso and with con­ Total carlot shipments from Man­ ten years since thnt time, production are charged with holding up the Stu­ Comes Home III, scrutinized, there is little prospect bu steadily Increased, not only suf- >«*» 'V‘ i«hi haa resigned' as constable art Hank last May when more thnn stantly decreasing domestic supplies, atee Inst season to d a te..... (191 _ 0 9 _I. . l l I.i.r t.illa A M AA#> ft*, I I OSft9 I f l that thcMtato department will taka up . Abandoned Trip Mr. linker told the comlmttcc the re­ fidently to provide for 1.3,000,000 in­ of 1-ake Wules becauso, according to $8,000 was taken, bank officers say, Total carlot shipments from Flor­ the matter 6f negotiation of a treaty his letter to Governor, M. C. Cain, the crease in population but so that ex­ ida last season to date .*..... 2,040 forestation was n vital problem to the with the present Turkish govern­ was begun yesterday. A motion of the ( n r T h r A a a o r la ( r d P r r a a l justice of the peace had told him ho port* have increased to nbout 17,000,­ paper industry. stale attorney to sever thin case from PARIS, March 7.—Charles M. ment. Officials are said to feel that would nut suit in judgment on any 000 tons per nnnum. In tho meantime that of Hanford Mobley and Roy Schwab hiy* been compelled by the nothing could he gained by haste or ihe farmer population hns not kept more law offenders arrested by the Matthews, the other two men indicted statu of his health to abandon his •ACQUITTED the initiation of negotiations until constable?. The constable said the J umPace with the general population, jointly with Middleton who escaped trip to tho Uqhr anil unoccupit*! Ger­ there is good reason ttt bcllave that tice was dominated by “ Rig liuslness" (II, Thr AuorlilrZ l*rr*«l •here having been but little increase fro mthe llroward county pail on Dee. many .and will rail for home bn.the anil- “ liquor interests." His rezlgnnLAWTON, Okla.; March 8. — The the time is ripe and thcle is every In the number of farmers. I I, was granted. Aquitnnin Saturday. Schwab was tak­ reasonable prospect that a satisfactory tion was accepted by the governor Rev. Thomas J, Irwin, formerly pas"It is proposed that there should Witnesses for the state included the en with an nttack of grippe shortly tur of a local church, was acquitted treaty will result They are doacribad he an exhaustive investigation of the without comment two Stuart bank offieinl-s and n citi­ nfter lenvlng New York ami forced to on a charge of arson In an Instructed as watching developments in the Near facts as to the proportion of export* zen who testified that they were in remain in bed most of his stay in IxmSupreme Court verdict rendered by a jury in district Foist for the purpose of determining to tho total of each crop, those facts the bank at the time of the robbery don. when that time has arrived. MAINE RARER COMPANY WANTS court here Into yesterday. Haxids Decision ; which bear- upon the trend of in­ anil who Identified Middleton ns one — 40.000 ACRES EVERGLADE Thu charge grew out of u fire at creased production nnd Increasing fltl M n n d n m i l S °f lhe three men connected with the Receivers Appointed . RP.ACOCK DISQUALIFIED Rev. Irwin’s church on the night of LAND consumption at-home, the gradual rubbery. Sheriff It. C. Raker of this for Steel Enterprise, •hifting in the world's demnnd for dif­ county told the story^uf the capture it April 22, 1922. (nr The A'lMlftilr< I'rrsat (Ul,r i T%9 AftatwIalrS P ress) (Hr Thr AMOflalt* I’ r m l Public Interested TALLAHASSEF2, ferent foodstuffs, the tendency of ag­ . TALLAHASSEE, March 7.— Anoth- of the men. DE LAND. March 8 —County March 8. — The ||UH|| INCOME TAX OFFICE IS ricultural production aboard, the or stage in the long litigation grow-, Police officers from Lakeland and Judge Reacock waz disqualified as a Internal Improvement Hoard which i n , Tk, ZnMlAtfft Pf, K WRECKED finance of exports, the efforts of the ing out of the refusal of the Jackson­ Plant City related tho story of the committing magistrate In'the case of BUFFALO. March 8.— Receivers administers state lands held its ses­ I' various trade fnctor^ upon the whole ville Terminn! company to honor the capture o f the two men In Plant City wore today appointed in federal court sion tills morning, routine matters DURLIN, March 8 .- A line mine Charles Rent and Lea Rodger* by a Oucfttlon of marketing', thb better prer* transfer checks of - other than the alleged to hnvo been Mobley and Mid­ for the J - R. Steel enterprises in being discussed. A representative of decision handed down by Circuit Judge was exploded at tho door of the in­ Pzration of produce for foreign mar Jacksonvillo Haggagr Cab .Company dleton. The coso was rtol concluded, which tho public have invested nbout u Maine paper .tjmnufacturing con­ come tax office in Beresford Place Rerkins at noon yesterday. Pant and Let* and aids to export, the pozsibil- was reached today when Jhe supreme only about half of the state's'witness­ $22,000,000. L. II. Steel, -promoter, cern waa in tho city several days with yesterday killing Detective Patrick Ilodgers were charged with assault hie* of shipment to destination instead court heard oral argument on a, writ es being examined and is expected to severed connection with the companies an offer to purchase 40,000 acres of with intent to murder following the nnd wrecking the office. °f ^handling in foreign countries, of mandamus obtained by the railroad occupy most of the court session to of whlrh there were noarly n score, cvcrgdalua land, hut Has left the city 'Kelly resitting arrest after' forcibly dis­ i r.v . . r . -•nd various factors In undertlanding commission to compel the Tcrmonnl day, ’ Work was started last week on robing two klanamcn on the streets on January 27, and since'then the-en­ without formally presenting the pro­ °f the changing character of rnark- company to deni with other companMiddleton was represented by D. terprises have been In the hands of position. He it expected to return lul- shelling and repairing the road-from of Daytona un the night o f a Man ' *L ’ • 2 ■ i , I.. of Jacksonville. . , t (1 board of coutro). 'DeLand tv Dcj-con Springs. . ier. - *• * M* 1 t. ■ ‘‘ Sat' . • -- ..J , w i„.J J EXPORT TRADE IS INCREASING . IN FARM CROPS NEAR EAST SITUATION IS UNSETTLED WM m j +3 „ f l ■m CELERY MARKETS I. I. BOARD HOLDS SESSION R WSm �4 4 tSHf*''STiJjH?—-iifU THE SANFORDjpAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923 P A G E S IX lice, sweet peas end roses being used, i In the 'dining room the table was laid •with a handsome cloth, nnd at cither end was, placed u large white birthday cake, cml\flded in asparagus ferns, Yon may want to Marry Bij For Florida: Fair tonight to and Thursday; cooler toKi night; possibly light ' frost torVin extreme north i*>rtlon.. Travel or go in business some day — where is the money to come SKATING IF YOU DO any kind of farming Florida you/should read The Frinrti r & Stockman which deals with cit­ rus nnd truck farming. live stock, poultry nnd dairying- Send for ficc fttmplo copy or 25 cents for three For quick results, try a want ad. months. Yearly subscription, $1-00; NOTICK TO ALL CONCERNED: three years, *2.00. Published twice n The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1761 month. Address T#ho Karmor & contemplates a ralre In r.calo to 76c Stockman, No. 10 Newman S t, Jack223-FrlA\ed*tfc ppr hour, taking effect May 16, 1023. rnnvllle. Fla. 231-2Ctp fro m ? o a M to to to to tu to to to * _• ____ ■ ^ See you at the High School Auditor­ ium Friday night. How about helping the hospital and enjoying yourself? Think this over and get your account started. DOUBLE BIRTHDAY CELEBBAXI ON Schello Mnities nnd Doc Marshall The home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank arc acting for the Hospital Benefit Evans ut Luke Mury was the attrac­ nnd their nctions will bo worth while tive scene of n double birthdny cele­ seeing—High School Auditorium Fri­ bration Saturday, the occasion being day night. See you there. the second anniversary o f the birth of Cora Lee Tlllis and Mrs. Walter two little tots, Master William Evans, Wight are screams—one the giggling A COMMUNITY BUILDER son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Evans, nnd girl nnd the other the crying girl— Miss Mina Evans, daughter of Mr. nnd both noting to hoi pthe hospital cause B. F. WHJTNBR, Cashier Mrs. Tracy L. Evans, of Boston, F. P. FORSTER, President at the High ScW d Auditorium FriMass. 1 j Thirty^ boys and girls from Iaike tiny night. The best home talent in Sanford la H. It. Kktlcr, o f Atlanta, is spend .Mary assembled, nnd the afternoon helping a good cause—fbo Fernnlding a fe wdaya here attending to bus Luughton hospital, and for the money ires*. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Bociaty Editor Phone 217-W it Ms* » » r a * * .« • ! r » r 4 <a tfcl* 4rpm r1m*m U * • » '" » eatalla. ar l . l r p k « > . • *• Mr. find Mrs. L. K. White, of Wn.xn ington, D. are among the tourist: arriving In Sanford anil are register ed nl the Monlcxoma. Mrs. II. L Wager, of Beloit. Wis., after spending two months with Mr. ami Mrs. Ilex Packard. is leaving for home tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Wager will return to Florida soon, to start ! the building of their adobe bungnlows j for rent, on ocean front property re­ t cently purchased at Daytona Bench, j Fla. * SOCIAL CALENDAR Katherine McDonald SINGING, DANCING. SKATim ., La k e m a h y s k a t i n g j ACADEMY. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, j 293-2tc; A drama of marriage when the gleamor fades. What docs a wonji an expect when she marries— Mining in the lakes, rivers, canals NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF happiness, the confidence of her THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SEM­ end strcarnH of Seminole county, r.l*o mate—a room, a house or a man. INOLE COUNTY BANK, A to regulate the catch and means em­ slon—Just some place to call home CORPORATION ployed, nnd also provide, penalty for —children to call her mothor, and its violation. some idyllic dream that will hut Sanford Chamber of Commerce, through life. She expects that— Seminole County Fish & (lame but does she get it? The answer it 201-tfc Protective Association, j in this wonderplny. NOTICE! Something saved each week and deposited at our Savings Department earning 4 % InteYcst, will help a lot. , Ji r a c in g . NOTICE An addition to the Packing nnd -T O M O R R O W 1‘rccooling plant of the SanfoW barHope Hampton in incrs' Exchange at Beardall is now be­ considering and acting upon a pro­ ing made which will enable the plant position to iherense the capital stock ‘The Light in the Dark’ to take care of -10 per cent more cel­ of naid corporation from the supi of ery than they are now handling. transaction of any and all husinc necessary or desirable in connect!) NOTICE SEE CATHRAE therewith. By Order of the President Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Hank a meeting of the stockholders of Attest: MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 15th A. R. KEY, Cnshicr. SEMINOLE • SECURITIES COM­ All Forms PANY, a corporation, will be held ut 2-21-28; 8-7-1-L21. the placo of business of said corpora­ tion in the City of Sanford. Seminole ...................................................................................................................... .. County, Florida, on Friday, the Cth Just Arrived another fresh shipment of those Good Candies day o f Aprit, A. D. 11123, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. for the purpose of holding nn election of the stockhold­ er* of said corporation upon tho pro­ position of increasing the capital stock of said corporation and doing ail things incidental thereto. Dated, this 7th day of March, A. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST D. 1023. It. C. MAXWELL, Authorized Kastman Kodak Agency Rrxail Store Secretary of Seminole Sanford, Florida 3-7-11-21-28; 1-1 Securities Co. aanaHxnuiiuxsjtau'auaitnHEKananaBBuuBHHBBaBaiJBBUBiiBBBBBii Thursday— Business nnd Professional •Women's Club meets nt the home of Kiwaninn Samuel Bntnnel invited Mrs. John Leonnrdl, 711 Oak ave., all the Kiwaninn* to accompany their Miss Viola Sands, of Middletown, nt 8 p..m. wives to Baumel'* Spring Fashion Thursday— Mrs. W. T.f Langley will N. Y„ arrived in the city yesterday Revue forAU23. Needless to say, the entertain the members of the Mcr- niul is pleasantly located ut the Mon­ gang will be then, as Mr. Buumel lias ■ rie Matrons Bridge C|wb at her ti zuma. lor this occasion Doing pink, niuc mu a wonderful program arranged that home nt 3 p. ni. T R Y OUR SANFORD M AID BREAD of white, was carriul out in the decora- is chock full of the newest idens— Friday—B. Y. P. U. social at the home h ort tions and refreshments. Everywhere1he replied all, the new slulT while in of Miss Beatrice Martin on Celery A rrisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your mral, iircli throughout the ilining and living N'ew York recently nnd is tleterminod Avenue. All members nod friends' to give the local people the benefit. A good no:o would lie tickled in our fragrant Snnitary Bake Simp, rooms crystal baskets lied with inrge ,aru invited. • inhaling the odors of-nll our appetizing, wholesome goodies. bows of pink and blue tulle, enntainFriday-M rs. It. J. Holly will eifterThe Herald office is in receipt of urn- ing pink hihlncir.i, sweet pear, cnrtintain the members of the Book lev ­ DnvninitbM aithn mtsmulcxt •'itcnnlnAtor several bunches of excellent celery lor Cockroach'-*. WatcrUi*.. Ant*. Itau and list in ti«ins am! roots, wore artistically pioc-j ers club at her home on Park ave., from the farm ef IL-eren and Alien Mice. tor's «sl, combined with graceful ferns. The nt 3:30 p. m. Don't uraO* tlmo trylnB to kilt Own pint* and as the note on the celery said, "It with powder*. ll-iuitD or » : i f exi-crlliKtital *t< r- effect was most pleasing. 'I he dining Friday—Mothers Club will meet nt was raised within four squares of tinpril-aruUonc table was exquisite with alternating the home of Mrs. M. Mlnnrik tin Next to Prioress Theatre R o o d y (or U a o - B o t t o r th a n T r a p e court house." Thi; is going some and streamers of blue and pink satin, rib2-ox. U>x.3'« I'-o*. !»•*. I l l* Ijiuri'l ave., nt 3:30 p. m. shows that tin- Sanford iclery di.*sBOLD EVERYWHERE villc, lx;ns suspended from a crystal chan-, trict is hi mu:. I in tho centor of the Friday—Regular monthly meeting of yes- delier to each place marked with a ' the Sullie Harrison Chapter N. S. city In starting. lu re liny bucket of blue ami pink nnd filled I). A. B. will lie held nt the home of Mrs. F. K. Dutton pt 3 o/clock. the with kiddie candies. ANDERSON TO I’ ltKACII TO Saturday—Cecilian Music Club meets 'The center was graced with the NIGHT AT HOLY CROSS 1 Store in Florida SS 10 Stores in Georgia nt 3 o’clock at the studio of Mr:. lovely birthday cake frosted in white turn- and decorated with pink candy, flowFannie 8. Munson. Fr. AmloV:on will be preacher nt Khcd ers and topped with tiny pink tapers, Holy' Cross tonight after the Litnny Saturday—Cooked Pood Sale at Stokes’ flash Store, by Women's 'ucst, Crystal baskets filled with pink and ntwl Rene tent Ini .Office at 7:15 p. m. for!white, sweet pens, roses, nml cnriiaGuild, Holy Crow church. Sundny—Musical.nt'Melhislint Church oldle lions, were placed effectively. The ASKS STORKS TO CLOSE at 7:15 p. m. by Cosmos Trio of <>rtake, >audios and cream also were |-', \V. Mahoiu-y, an old and respect­ Phone 127 pink and white. ThA favor* for the ed citizen, has paased from our midst laildo for tile benefit of tile Ripe udge' girls were little kewpie dolls in pink •nnd I wquld respectfully ask that tlie Organ. rrett, tied -with liows of blue tulle. The ►stores Ik* dosed tomorrow afternoon jusdii* boys.were made-happy with toy jris- from four to five while the funeral of F. J. Harris, of Winter Haven, wan among the business visitors here yes­ erlin.'toli in cunning little* holsters. A most the deceased is being conducted as olden i enjoyable afternoon ivas spent in a token of respect to the deceased and terday. ’ . I mo*-!games nnd music. Mrs. Mciscli was bis bereaved family. Mrs. (I. F. Ilines, «*f Lakeland, ar­ - to jar stated in entertaining by Iter mothFORREST LAKE. who er. A large number of relatives and rived in the city yesterday for a unlay friends were invited to attend this short vsiit. happy occasion. Little Miss Cou­ ntonce was the recipient of numerous Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker, of Albany, N. Y., were among the nrriv Icvbly and useful gifts. RAG.VKNT AT METHODIST nls here .yesterday. CHUItCll COLDS ARE CONTAGIOUS In tile nenr future there will ho n There will tie vocal, pinno nnd pipe Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 11. Watkins, of Ft. Rcgnciit presented under the direction Coughs and Colds art contagious Pierce, arrived in tho city yesterday of Mrs. Wr. i» McGuin and-Mrs. J. C. nnd require prompt treatment as they organ selections. This trio need* no introduction as they have been hfcord PLAIN MODELS for u short visit. Dein nt the Methodist church, called r.prend or develop into Flu and Grippe. here on several occasions. In the Take no chances when you cun get "Christ in America." trio are Mr. and Mrs. Wade, nnd Mar­ K. .A. Brown, of New York, was Tho beat musical talent In Sanford Foley’s Honey nnd Tar for a few cents guerite Moor-Jones (Mrs. Rotor 11. among the out-of-state business visi­ will assist, among the numbers on the nnd quickly rhcck coughs and colds. Jones). t tors here yesterday. prog mm will be solos, ducts, and Tho constantly increasing demand for There will be no admission, but a quartettes. Watch for the dale, and Foley's Honey and Tar, for three silver offering will be takcu up, for THREE-QUARTER BELT BACK J. E. Courtney, of Leesburg, spent generations, kna made it- the largest the benefit of the Ripe Organ. 294-4tc the dny here yesterday transacting silling cough medicine in thr world. business. NOTICE T(TSIIIIINKUS Telegram from Noble Smart, Re­ Mrs. O. King, of Atlnntn, is spend­ corder, that he desires to meet ns; ing a short time in Sanford and is many Nobles ns possible between 71 stopping at the Montezuma. and 8 tonight nt the Valdes Hotel. F. L. MILLER. COOKED FOOD SALE C. N. Hcndlcy nnd L. T. ChristenRres. filirino Club. den wore business visitors here yes­ The Women's Guild or Holy Cross terday f r o m ' Jacksonville. A ic the gears on your car insured? church, will hold a cooked food sale, Master lubricant cartie.1 with it « Saturday afternoon nt Stokes' Cash gurtfnptee to replace broken or worn Store. All kinds of good things will out genrs. Costs no more than other l>e on sutc. * 294-8to good grease—Sanford Battbry Service The group waiting for the go-uhead of the Co. 3-7-Wed-Fri-Mon-lmo-c Tlie Herald for first class job work traffic officer usually includes all types, styles R O U T H B A K E R Y and sizes of cars— but no matter what the group, Hupmobile is ‘there’ first and fore­ most when the officer raises his hand. New and Reduced Prices Effective January First Ladies' Rest Room Sanford. Fin.. Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd Lake Counties One of tho Largest nud Most Up-to-date Drlvc-ln FilllnR tations in this part of tho state SELLS IT FOR LESS 113 MAGNOLIA AVENUE, We !* j! �:i: ii ! PAGE TW O rida’s Scenic highland. With nil due ^3 { respect to the East Const, its hospl-j*3 : tnlity and its beauty, President and.*** l u i i i i . n t <1 Mtlrrnuiii. r»«-t*|tl Hum liar I f **>•> l l r r n M tlutlrtlna. IDT Mr*. Harding ought to have had a l l a n n o l l a A ( f n Hanford, I'la , l l l y ' T h r A « » n r l "* r it I ' r r o ) glim poo of the Highland.* and to hnvo TALLAHASSEE, March 8. — The The Herald Printing Co. seen some of the hustling towns of supreme court has affirmed the jmltrCentral ami Southwest Florida such I't IIM S tlK IM . ment of the criminal court of record as ,Pc Land, Sanford, OrJnndo, ftu*-, *-s it . j , i i o M . r ____ ---------------- ,_ .c — K <in»r for Escambia county in lho case of SrrrrInrjr-Trrnaiirrr tin, lxcsburp> Lakeland, Tlltlipn, St. N , J. L I I . U I I I ) , „ the State ex rel T. !-• CJant, plaintiff I t . A . K K R I . ____ ____ « ; r n r r » l Mnm ur er ; Peteraburg, and Clearwater, Not a LAKELAND'S MUNICIPAL POWER t l . S. I H I I . l . V .. A i l v r r l U I n K M m in u e r in error, vs. the County Commission­ „ „ had idea to start a movement right PLANT IS AN ASSET I ta tr* Mnda ers of Escamhin county, nnd clerk A apt l<*nI Inn now in the way of extending an inof the board of county commissioner*, j N l l l l ’ l* Clrenlrtllt.n llnauitrr VitutlOM fill1llOKt J't’Ur.— Lakeland Star Municipalities all over Florida are i ... , .... ,, , , . defandant in error..The opinion is by I’honr :ks - vv nfirr a. nt, Telegram.. writing to- City Manager AntonAttorneys: --------------------- o---------------------Suh*rrl,itl**n I'r lr r In A d i n n r r Schneider asking ^ for miurmu.iu.. informationj‘ 1 K< „ f 1pcnMlro)lt( * 1' . .nm-o.vr ^ f„ r the plaintiff sn.txi Onr trn r, . LAND SHARK/ HOOKED a.mi M l tl n n l b a about Lakeland s municipal light. k crnj p ,tf 1Vn,acola, D r l U r r r d In t’ tljr t«r f a r r i e r |K.wes ami Powec and water Water plant plant. ,t having been|f((r h !n t,rr()r, Onr t t f r k W V»*W They will get caught occasionally,' noised abroad that Lakeland has FROM OTHER SANCTUMS Listen children, and nil lover* of beautiful, intelligent dogs, and you’ll find out what a,treat is In store at The Jefferson tomorrow and Thurs­ Makc nn iiKrccmcnt with yourself to de­ day, matinee and night, an a -pedal posit a certain stint with the PEOPLES BANK of Sanford every week, for fifty-two added attraction. weeks, or every month, for twelve months. II. S. Ga|cheli, the owner of Duch­ ess nnd Merle, two wonderful collie's, is in St. Augustine, following nn en­ Whatever the amount is, save it regu­ gagement at the An-ado Theatre, in larly and you w ill succeed. T h e bln I S ­ Jacksonville, nnd Mr. Johnson has aid r n ll r r l y n i i r n rrrm nnip «»>•«■» . t \■ “ " " I ? 1™ '!:•» ■"> r nl"l"’ ' " ...................... i * ™ 1 *“'- » «—: >........ ■— ***— • * > » « • ; ,the judgment 3 " of c, ,the circuit T .court m 2 for a ad la pubii.brd r o ry rrldny. Adcrrr. they deserve— referrui|r to Dwindling ,npn» „ f nubile service. This institution wishes to help you to <lalna r u l e * moitr k n n n n nn n|i|illra, 1 Okeechobee county in the case of W been fortunate In securing Mr. Gntch■ lion, ss.oo i»rr rear, al».w>» inmunnrn. real estate Agent*. Lakeland Is willing to admit that all II. Gary and Ab-x Sloan, plaintiff in •» nni1 »>«• n»arvelou9ly train^I dogs ■ win financial independence. a a Mi:*iui:n 'ru n .A**nc i reri:i» I’ lli:**** A jury in a Missouri federal court tj,e rumors are true. The plant has error vs. Kissimmee River Cattle C o..1f'*r « *"<> « * » engagement here, a The Assoc In t «-l P re ** Is .r e lim lv e ly i has returned a verdict of guilty in been, now is and W ill continue to be. a ct ah, defendant* in error. The opinThin morning Mr. Gatche’.l, Duche.-s ■ i411 ncivn dtuputch**** crrtiitrti to u or the cn*o of ,*t real estate promoter who ;in asset to the city. The recent pub* inn is by Judge Whitfield. Attorney*: and Merle, visited the Record office, m >.ia A L L DEPOSITS INSURED a •nd VlwTh” fortl“ .e n«iens ‘ pSuuJh^d w * proved-u. have made grave m l* Hcatlon ,of the.official audit showed E. J. LangdeU and T, I„ Gaskins, of and a demonstration-waa given of the, JJ a a •“ S f t a * . « rw rtii-.li.. <.r aptcui w rai ,lt s “ ■“ tbit I....... M r *•«*..... h r . •Iiyi- Jacksonville arnl F. 1.. Henning o f ' degree of intelligence thnt has been j* a dtupAtche* herein nr© al*u fARprvfd ,!l *PUtnW6*l Yx \:\s. lu Irrought Mi. ,,.j th«* investment anil that it*. Fort I’ iercc, for tin- plaintiff in error; developed in these dogs, They can do ■ a a Officei jiKitAl.it npil.niMJ. I’bi.a* if* load* of h'omesccker* into hi* "mnKiCi VJJ|UC jR increasing year after year. lllarkwcll, Poancll and McCracken of everything hut talk, and they have. D a a T ----------- -"r~ . volley" and sold them land under the with the installation .of the new tna- West Palm Beach and It. I- Humlott very effective- nnd Intelligible ways of J a a , >■ r, 5a ■ .i• promise that it would Ih* watered fr.ria chlnory described in detail in Tues- of Okeechobee City for the defendant their own of doing this.. If anyone a a Sanford, Florida --------- :-------- - an unfailing *|tp|dy, thereby r e p e a t - .staf-Te^gratn. the^plnnt wlR be in error. a is out of office help they might just n L_§H. ittg the production wonder* of the'.in a better position than ever to meet a This vvas a proceeding in which the - call on Duchess, for she can write onj .Nile valley. Ihe tra\(-1er* from afi,r t|lc requirements although it must bo f'itruit court orderid the removal o f the typewriter, answer (lie- telephone. hvar.t hi* alluring Song and believed „ R<,rj0U8 problem is ever (Jnry line! *Stoan n& county anil tjo nil ^ort.t -nf hamly, nilprul I; .v Great weather for our resident to him. They came and made their h um- prc3l,nl because of Lakeland's steady { '“ J ' up | The higher court holdthe r e 1 things of the kind. She picks )«■ enjoying. on little tract* purchased from him id .j;rQWth Tbrce yt,B\ s tho numb,.r 'J ' no attempt was made to attack tht unjuatified. w ra p s' of paper front the floor* (■!"* P la n n illJ ? 10 S e n d ----------- o , great price*. Then they tried to turn ( ^ jn jj8B probably'not in • . . .. drift* of inside streets. she found plenty of that to do in a A .v . n « ! n n « .. ,V„ , W1L, And a* n golf expert (7 ) we would on the water, the life-giving water, s ;fi ()f fjft(.on hundred* the latest , y n nicn,<*r,,ll'," n’ decision without Elevated trains, running ail night, officer, tidily deposits; American Negroes e say that tho gulfing should Iw the j that " ” *4 "* W n r L i n R i l l i r 1* * ^ trncks open. Subway* in Mmand l O VY 01 lk I I I * V U I I l j hollan wero nol nffe<.tctli but ln ,K< la-st In tho world just now. the . face of tho desert ., .. Hons in Brooklyn Where limbri-round Mnrclr 8.—Harry V. Hardwick has been offered n g.jod 1,1 . *',,.■ lines traverse many open cut-, drifton the steamship'. , „ , . job in Washington, but lie refuse* to , , * mg snow hampered service. . nvre, utlUUh uttxt *•»/-'■•« .rntjtaui tvatViuur, aliU OU nCt.'il «| . *#. ... , thv gigantic fraud take plna resign as governor of Georgia In ac­ 1 "ll *V" ,UI 1 ,n*‘ 1 for appellant; I.nndi*. Fi*h and Hull master to go and bring him-from **liJ•he had perfected plan* to transport *i**1^*. V ' r" >U“ Irlaimleaa. It is testilie-l that the pne cept. Well, Atlnnla is a Brier place basket the last piece of paper she had: L, Uv,.cn nllfl 5,()00 Ameriem, no- " S p r i n g to ramairr at qu arn S who now suunls convicted, nc- provision for keeping ... .our public ,r util.... „ (if lu.U nd fM i hnn Washington any time anil i»- molar, ., . . . itiea in line with that growth. The. By a memorandum decision without *placed there. She immCfilntely did p * ; pro (rt tbt- Ruhr to work th# Iirt^prr^n^ * temnin nt tua v h*rcd.guard* to keep out any , , . . . , _ peciully in the summer time. until the storm abated. , , ,. , . early use of a new turbine generator but his own men (/oat tnlkjng to the ", j'.' .. ,.t.'i opinion the Supreme court has nf- she was told. This wan otily one of-Jtoal mine* seized by-the. French govimmigrant,” from Missouri arid Kan-!Uat k . W‘ 7®?,.d fl'rWd Iho damv of the Cdrcirit court the numherlca* thing* Ditches * iliil. j p7nnrcnL ' ^ " " ....... Tmsuay rmd yesterday \s Mumfsil nnrent. biought the iieason’s total in thi* city That little gnat of wind We had ... ftH(| J)jw., wh„ m be bad corraled lv"’ t.,, "0 ," ‘ tnir tri," hu ' >*1 th " for Seminole ctfuqty In the cam of and those who go to the Jefferson will At ,t.aH t 6 A t least oOO noil-union miners front tofit.ui inches. The wintet *<f lsyj. here the other night « « * something ^ nf „ f lhpa1. «» k-mwn that f the city made A„ njI r . WotHlhridge, et al. nppob have n chance to see then, all. „ K. Wtsl Virginia coal field* ......... . ,,, , . , . f .ill lie more than mere wind In other plncc*. But the stigma will a -t on the r" “ ! “ f<f ‘ ’ i ' M InnU. v«. J. F. i.ai .g. et al. upprilte*.; Duri.es* is .even years old. ind « ' ffnt on thl. Onlunn. which, 'ail* oa‘W ,,0,“ th* (M '“ th . arid further nerlli jt blew u gale. We . k ( ... | 'bad t,K;* f" ’" stiu.n jiiiwir that Attorni-y*: John Leonnrtii of San- sho ha* been trained from n baby, her March la, said Mr. Dougherty. “ They j 7C incite*. always did sny thnt Florida is the education i* in tin* post-graduate will be followed by other shipment.: greatest place In the world In which t<> If you want ALL the NEWS, and tor, all the prospective reserve power tirg, tor appell' ^ ^ r ■ : .. ............. .......... stage. NI<*1 1*-, who belong' to Duchess r.-, fist ns tho men tan he colic-ted.'* i iila. l ying and •winding is not in­ voubl be uniter <ontnu-t. It ib«-! not want It i K LSI I from th*- wire, and live. ' ill a baby* baby .(, r |)oBBju.rly snl(| \mba*sador The supreme *o«ri lia, reversed ,s four year* old, and i» -till digenous to any state or tiny section ! ke mu- h figuring til l illl up ll total ----------- <i-----------want it in a legible condition, and the judgment or 1 1-.■ cimi.l court f >- m the eye* of the limther, who is the ,lf Franco had received-hiAnd now that it is bitterly mid iti of ihe country before it get* stale, sub * rdsj \ *a for ■i jidilittonal power requirements Jack,son county t* tin ease of K. I*. leader in everything. ,names in U'lishington that tm mt* r- the Daily Herltld nnd you will gif* If the Florida legislature will pa 1 It* :i J lh*' busp• ; Ido the north, blizzards are blowing ami nov UH \\* bh; ns ce t Mr, Gali-hcll say, hts dog* nr*- not iutional coprplications would ensue. ig . plainiitT in the Dtiow j- snowing, what a relief the toll pit paled by the rt put aide It- * i t ionstructlon, are cs>mpletcd, to get what you want. emir, vs. State of Florida ex rel Ro­ “ trick dogs" anti they arc not in any 'I he ■nugkoes will, rceoive ST.ntl a — -*#-■-r • It must lie to the people of till), e pi,li­ ult.ir.-. of the state nl the session soon sny nothing of the h rgi- parking house ot i Johnson,- <!■ •ndnnt in error. The -t rite rtf the words. They are i-dinntnay h i addition to•hoarii and lodging, .ANTI-SALOON LEAL! E IIK\Im!ies north when they lease nil tin m .o*bt- held tr Will be dtlTirul; if not *;l the l.akclaiiil t'iiru* (irowii ' As* opiniun in per cc lain Attorneys; I'nul * and show n^rentaljtabh* degree of j;e Sllj,|i v.'il| receive eumpetisulion VKN VOTE OF CON FHiKNt'E nnd snow nnd journey to the balmy iltlpo ltd f*i uch I::.colt to opeJ.r.i' •cialion, the new- hotel and any minit'artei- o f Slnri .utu, for plaintiff in ; intelligence. There seems to be no in t-vent'of injury. climate of Florida. in hi- :-tut<- in the futuie. tamprt i,. r „ f private tesidem.es, work on tri'or; fr. L. Mt-Kumon of Mitrianna |*-hd to the tilings they call .I,, anil . . Arab labor was rriven a trial bv| SYRACUSE, N. V., Meh ft,—Wil— i---------------o — I t,»r'!which will be under wav within the for defendant in error. the demonstration'is a revelation .•* l(l0 French, but failed to prove hardy Ham II. Andersen, suit. iiftsrinteadSanford will be tit tju* movie , E d' III-St few Weeks. j t dog mentality.—St. August mt- Record. t nough l*i with-tund the gn* and bard cat *if tiic anti-iarbimi gue, whose lame sny . and we should h • ill doll- Mil VI ADVEUIISINt; DID FOR S. - The fv tit* me.irdinic it i gratifying to TAI.I.A HASSd E. March work, Alr. Dougherty said.” lieniicial uffuir* are un*i* r um-tifs<*>I i ntut r*jw- ready to “ gt t hot” • si i*fin-: 'be I.:ik* laudiT* to linn tv tln.t the city Supreme court ■ *< bunded lown the lion by a New York gnu 1 jar\, «w Middleton does on by" hi- tool :c C.ililcm Sn f d * . of j** * i | of an ;.u.p!i supply i f fulluwlrrt; de--iri •sgiven a vote of rnnllilencc by Central WASHINGTON, March R.--Stno la- ri :*g plcliin- rhrin iiinch in I y-h y tie I*n Trial for. the St unit, . {'ary' Hughe* nirfburTteil n idatement New York I v ilrt * f n iputiity Mi -e.tpenur Adl,i'.|i‘i! l)..ttt> a.f thu ( irtuit minister.-* here ycctetday. sly 0,1 1 Ii ,c it .t •! » ! nil | . I in SI. !«• i! ii! rret-.r-rnlly prevailing through- court for Mut b • ii tounly in tb Fla. Brink Robbery last night that lithad never heard nf, y;** .i . ti ihii'ifg t iiiu.iy ,-,roll mi. Ty nta'I-i . o hit* , I ■■ ii;, that It i a ii i| ns. el to A, U. I.tvine *a. appell at v For quick result:* try n want ad. a plan to trail-.potl American negroes in reg.sitl tin- city in lb*1i-yp* of those who have power- mut I u.nl, .1 I owt-r K ac: illj T h r . U n t r i n f r t ! | * r r i»ii* tu Hurtle to work ht the coni mines 1IOW lit DM. MIL AND MRS. II \litin AVESl' I’ALM REACH, March 8. -lien |s. by Judge Whitti*.d to drink the minertd water*' us- *Iocs. The IHNG, HOtYDt DO! “ A few years ago the majority nf U(1„ fuUIU, (l!t th, |OWi.r lcVL.i,, a ,ol field, winter v , - m St. iV.m-lmrg ^ ■„ lind, Uml nli lhe Warrea (i. ILinfitig g rlrnuhi not Ih , were iron, (he Mmol, ,- t, with Floridit town* is pure nving lieen lK-en made lllu.ois. Ohm -ami ,Indian j : i f Iam| in| )lf hehl responsible for having , ,, . , president of tfie Unitid Slate Io­ rtumlng t-b* c rare for (be leader-hip. 1 not nil pnlaLjhle in th* I Ottbl In- i :*Jlei| , .. , . , wa* Isirn thnt way and it i< nil the Ihe only 'nt* -ha* , , •supply enjoyed l*j Lak« lntn , , ,,able .I■tit, a - me ,i *lk* ,, put. . it, . . . i nurl ,for more to his credit that lie i- a mem­ eastern havingn'ivtbingId.*- a large . Taint v county ill u.-.- „ f tion of the state ott ni-v t*i re>i-r thi!i«»a * that ii,* inter rat em:.! . ber of the Fourth Estate. II* f.-lb.w- r-p*-*-.-illation w;i th uruv v.-*m * Mo- ' . from that ■’ 11.mfait il Mold*", , ^ «U*li' ••» K!«.yl Ki.H . *iuilitiff in rimi . . tloatii<n.« win i I ri-mlt. •v 1 f !« . •i a i **k\ . i t*f tile pr*--s th.n fio*- * * - rul * ••■l..*f Ylntthew.-, the oHn r men in In tno : ;a*» fM*nt iHUicfirtinir liu* : *h I nl nt tti i**-t**T. OpMiiiin r,"'l It was j.lnie*l that im su.ii propusigret-tirg* t** the publi-h* i "f ih* M.i .' . ." ' . towci i*i.*m improveim i,ts, it t* olsti by Judge M In,field. Attorney*: Rub- dieted juinljy. with .Miililii-tori mol who j. t„ t i non, Ulim. Stm, to (lie I *i.>J <>f I low I .* .1 ..M.i I* , I >......' ■ tv he noted that the installation of Uicrt W, Davis and J. Axaklah M il- * f cnpetl from tile Rrowutd jail on Dc' w|tjJ- * Itovhe* bv^ cri, lie has east aside the cates of tmw tilings have .bunged. When Hit*,...... ............... . ................. ....... s..„J.r,.s.. -c ...... r............... c.-mher Nth, wn* granted. ” ,I,M »- ry ? ,th «'.* ,IuKh« .*'> * ... . . ,, . .*. . .. . . . new Itoiler and new pumps provides linfns, of Gainesville, for |damtiff in ttchiher Htn, wn* gr.iniiti, official included (v*h AiulwsaadoE JuaacrnM or anyone-else; j Ificial life after a strenuous year of c«mtlt of names dn the t<iurist regi:*- .... . ... . ' ,, .. \VHni**«*c for the stnto inclu ., ,,, * vdditomal fire protection, a flow of error; River* C, Buford, attorney m unessc* tor uic »auo mciu resp on sih illticf that come to hut few ter* at the Chamber atGommcrce wa* x a m i n e t he ;s|Kiiisdnlitieri ,, * . . . . Ste-nt haul: official* mol a citizen i At the French embassy it wa* dc , t ,i , . -,000 gallon* a minute under a pres- general and Marvin C. McIntosh, ms- • loan, nam. mut mi* ami si o-n in this wor d—he is nnvin etlie j made last week there were six -.tnt*' * .. i. . .,i«. i n............. , new Coodycnr men thi* World—he pay in gtlie tlu-ie wvre itat< ■ , .. who testified they were in the hank ll;' r,,! fH'.t nothing was known of the • office. -• -• ,, ,, ,, . -ore of 110 pound* to the square Inch, slstnnt for tin-state, A penalty’ for holding high Now with more than L'.tUfO mtfnes. l our of b.mg available. 1 Cord Tire with .the This statement i* Reversed for new trial: Judgment.M the time of the roldury and who Ibnighcity plan or o! Dmignerty. he seeks rent and ircrentioti in Flor­ the eight stales with more than l,ou" theT'tatcment was authorised that miy beveled AH-VVeathcr *iilculated to inspire a M-nse o f *e- of the t'ir-ui*. Court for Hillsborough identified Middleton .a one of ida where it is to be hoped In- will be iegi-it. ml were eaalerrt state The u>l,. i niuejn -1 nn rit by Dotigheity thnt the Tread. The tread is only among tin- people and should eotmty in the case of L. II. Meeks, ^ r,e n,tn conneclc d with the tir proposal had been laid before Sucreaide to forget the M’iiite llou*e and list was ui< follow corni-flat,thd rubber ( . Raker, o' j i:*. have fiiine i-ffeit on in*uriinee rates, plaintiff in en ir, vs. \V M. Ji.hiiston 11r>'- Sheiift I*. (inv of tile * wl .j, t-is Hughes by the Frcm h amhassiiCongress nnd Wall Stiee! mol Sena­ N.-w York * c o m p o u n d is new I nkelniitl undoubtedly an* an tin- a ml M'illu \L.v John* ton, ilefendanl.- ounty. t'dd *1" ‘ tor I.oilge and olhi-r ie oleni il-. tb..i i die* t v: as pule fabrication." 17 and Improved, the I-it.nit and aluabb a *-l in il> pow- tit error. ( ipi.iimi by Judge Whit- 1,!d capture <-*l the men. have l.a*l a Luge plan- in ' lo- io,i. ; Fell!' >L auui ll : I nlice officers from iuikclpnd end ^ " sidewall is heavier, and thuuglj* of those who lau-lv oc* ■.Mii Itiguii Lti.’h; •' *u!iud; while the city eoimnissiun- field. Attorneys: McFarlane and Me-: hmt C.ty related tin* story of the STORM IN N EW the tread blocks are cup*- 'he |: •sidential eliair at Wash­ Mnssnchuselt* 1,7a I its and the city manager have not Fnrlan-.*, and llonty 11. Cole, vf Tainr e in fo r c e d . T hen j-nid :■«, it is more than likely that pa, for plaintiff in ertor; Don C. ‘^.plure of t .vo men in I hint t-ity# YORK TAKES ITS ington. i. cry body of a Just disposi-f 111Inula . buy it, and you will with the efficient handling now esMcMullen, of Tnmpn, for defendant alleged to have keen Mobley nnd Midtion will ndtiiil that President Hard­ New Jersey TOLL OF LIVES J,‘’ . in i. i tld* department . . . ofr ... i n ’ in - error. dletoii. The ensii-wan not concluded find thnt it is the I'neojtablhhud, public, jdleton ing ha* corned a holiday; everybody | Indiana ___ longest-lasting tire of t‘ r n:l'rv‘ l'e will continue to In * not only . Reversed: The decree of the Ciron'jr !,' mut * half of the stale will rejoice that Mr*. Harding lifts What ha* changed the tide n iy Ti*»* A M m d iilftl l'fP i»| telf-suporling, hut a profit producer,cult court of Hillsborough county in witnesses ln ing examined nnd i:* exyou have ever used. NEW YORK, March 8.—Three per* recovered HUffieiently from a recent vet to St. Petersburg? We will give you real to such an extmt thnt. allowing for the rare of Walter R. Mize, appellant,' fw’ctw* to ttcl-lJI1F n,osl 11,1 are dead, one living and several very *eriuu* illness;tu permit her to: Advertising. .... i ..I.. m :.._ ...... n<„ *ii.........mi.....ncssion today. service on it. injured is part of the toll enacted here! accompany her distinguished huslmml. For two ,.canons the Chamher of *b irccinticm mid upkeep, it will still vs. Lula Mize, appellee. The opinion j . t i l t ) ing up and .lawn the inland Commerce han been eom-vntrating ita.^'V '-rilde to keep the rate* for light, Ii per curiam. Attorneys: McFarlanei *‘ ‘‘flk-ren was rcprescateii »y by a Snow storm which lasted 'from In cruising A t G ooJrtar Sortiro S toiioo of Jacksonville. O o o ltrt to* mt! and roeom Tuesday forenoon until yesterday1 of tho East Coast and in an1adveiti*ing in the East, mrd the re*. I"1"*'1’ n,uI wl*W*r, well within a re-as- and McFarlane. o f Tampa, for. appel- '*'• uor®ni°* water* of ! m * n d Goodyear Tir*• ond bark thorn up w ith itondard It has been demonlant; J. A. Rowe ami C. E. Lcmiro, of morning. octasiomd game o'f golf amid the most suit ha- ln*on that the number of pod- " nal,!(' ^ i:urV Goodyear Aaroi; * TO INVESTIGATE BUREAU ’ comfortnhk* surroundings, Iruth ih e! pie uiniug-Trom that section ha* that the new boiler baa earn- Orlando, for appellee, Two of the victims were found dead, Ills T h e A aiorlntrd l‘ rc»»l . . c'NT VULCANP.INf N V O lIK Si. I’riesldenL and Mr.*, Raiding will have; greatly Increased. The MiddleWest*1*' “ i l ! keep" by producing steam in In the case of the city of Miami, et WASHINGTON, Meh, J. — Com- >» snow batiks. Jhc third slipped Dak Avc. nnd T !r ' l'ri*ct, the "ingredient*" necessary to u real ha* more than held Its own, hut th»*i‘ lusintltlei1 and with so economical a nl., plaintiff* in error vs. Mary E. plete investigation ‘o f tho veterans bu- ’ from an Icy platform nnd was killed Hanford, Florida rest. Florida is honored by the pres*; tittreare from the eastern idales has ,Ll' fuel oil, that il has caused joy Firth, defendant in error, the su reau after adjournment o t congre/i by a train. cnee of these distinguished American' been to Inrgc* that the lead lias been 111,11 satisfaction to thj* city officials pro me court has ordered that if with- vvas assured yesterday when the sen-’j Si" and a half inches of snow fill, citizens. taken away from Illinois nnd Indiana who are devoting their energies to in JO days after the filing of thi*man- ate ndopted a resolution providing nnd trnffic wns grentiy impeded. A If a word of friendly criticism might which used to be one-two-three, lias ward making Lakeland's business nf- date in the trial court, the plaintiff fo r a special senate committee of three force of nearly 10,000 men worked all fairs an example of otvicicnry and remits $2,800 of the damage* nward- member* to conduct the inquiry. Jilny to clear tho main arteries, while. he' permitted, somebody Im* denied \dropped hack to eighth, cd the judgment will stand affirmed -2 ____________ _________ _____ » the presidential party an opportunity | Another notable filin g about the economy,— Lakeland Star-Telegram. ------- -— o-----------nt* $2..'i00. Otherwise the judgment to ace a section of Floridn thnt would! *°utiM registration is the large numwill stand reversed for a .new trial. prove n delightful surprise; iVQtocveri 1*er of people from the tending states, Dakota Governor Attorneys: A. J. Roie, Hudson and made up the itinerary overlooked Flo- A few year* ago it wns not able to have! Deplores Publicityre t’ ason ntid E. R. Kurtz, of Miami, for the leading state show 1,10(1 person* - _________ registered, and no (date could show Resulting lo Fiorfda plaintiff* in e m ; R. B. Gautier, of a* many a* 2,000 names. Now two Miami, for defendant in error. U SELL WHEN U state* have run well over tin* tl.OOO Deplore* Death of Hoy, Deplore* Fact YOUlt REAL LIST IT mark. The total registration is very Thai He Died in t-’foridu High Winds ESTATE WITH US' huge- far ahead of the record for la Hit Tallahassee : last reason, which was the beat that I l l y T hi- t a m r l n l r d l - r r o . ) BlSMAJtK, N. 1>„ March 7.—Gov­ had Iwen known in point of number* Killed Five Cows Spencer Height lots are going ernor NestuR, in a letter to Governor f.1T of visitor* in town. fast. One of the best nub-divis­ Dai dec of Florida, Expressed regret And Blew Milk to Jncksonvillc, Skim­ ions in Sanford and all big lot*. if injury should result to the state ming It En Route Negro Captured of Florida through the publicity of Sec us now and nick while luck­ the resolution adopted by the North and Hurried to Jail ing Is good. Easy terms. Illy Th«- A..nrti<lr<l I 'r r . x ) at Anderson, C. Dakota senate deploring tin* death of TALLAHASSEE. March 7.— High Martin Tnlbert of that state who al­ wind that ::wopt this section last night leged to have died in Florida as the prostrated wire communication and Itty T h e A a w r l a t r f l I ' r e * . ! ANDERSON, S. C., March 7.—Geo. leriiit of a Hogging while he waa a caused some damage, killing five • ACKNTH cows belonging to n local dairy, it is Allen, aged 65, u negro charged with prisoner working on contract. reported. Wind blew down n barn and killing his employer Cecil Hall, n REAL ESTATE young white farmer Monday, whs cap­ A clergyman says poverty, isn't an injured 21 bead of stock belonging l o Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance tured early today near hero by n sher­ aid to virtue. Ho may. know human a dniry. igg* 4*f-. 105 W. First SUSAN FORD, FLA iff’s posse. Ho is being hurried to Co- nature, but ho doesn't know the price j lumbia for safe keeping. ^ The Daily Herald, 16c per week, of hootch. r - ':SZ. - i •» -. ‘i. , L-J - • i / V vk•lfp . -. .T m.1-*. \£ ; F- E Maxwell .&Britt �, r . ... \ -• » ... ; Jr , the S a n f o r d d a i l y h e r a l d . T h u r s d a y , m a r c h 8. \ m PAGE THREE FOR SALE FOR KENT— I rooms unfurnished, NEW ENGLAND IN GIUI* OF To Abolish Convict ' . SNOW reasonable. 710 W. First St. 294-3tp Lease System in State, FOUrHERY—Two largo rooms, cen­ HOSTON, March' 8.—New England trally located, suitable for paint or FARMS Rep. Stokes Has Bill tni pentor’s shop. Apply, Owen, the yesterday was in the grip of one of the worst snow storms of the winter. HOMES photographer, 112 Park Ave, 294-tfc Also llos Good Ideas on Building the Nino inches fell in Boston. room lurnisnea apart LOTS Stale Roads Classified Ads Ic a word. No 'P*i ment, furnished room, 200 E. Third WHEAT KING DEAD Ad taken for less than 2ftc. Travel or go in business some day HUNGALOW St. 293-Rtp (Or Tkr AiiM liirt Prt«»l And positively no Classified *®!New,- ft rooms/ good location $3,300.00 NEWTON, Kans.. March 8,-W m . — where is the money to come PANAMA CITY, Fla., March 8.— KOIt RENT—ft room furnished cotAds charged to anyone. Cash hs Terms like rent. Brownlee, a college mnte of Presi­ Representative J. Ed. Stokes, of Bay tage, adults only. 708 West Third from? must accompany all orders. Hi) ,SL____________ *____________ 233- 6tp dent Harding, and widely known in county, will introduce a measure in Count the words and remit Pn Knnsas as a wheat king, died at his the coming legislature to nbollsh the - -j Fo r RENT—3 or 4 furnished houscacordlngly. Something saved each week and home near Zenith, Reno county, last county convict leasing system, he de­ STORY AND HALF HOUSE keeping rooms at 810 W. First St. night, according to word received by clared In a statement ma’de public yes­ ^ B e a u tifu l grounds, large lot lOOx deposited at our Savings Depart­ Apply Peninsular Elec. Co., 112 Mag­ relatives here today, Brownlee at­ terday. Mr. Stokesi who Is a candi­ » J * » * * » * » ** ^ ft. Citrus trees, banana and sht nolia Ave, 29ft*2tp ment earning 4 % Interest, will tended Ibcrln college at,Iberia, Ohio date for speaker of the house, pointed FDR’S A l e — Fine l)uild-btry Cluac in tomkoo. at the same time Wnrren G. Harding out that he introduced a measure help a lot Easy terms W AN TED irtg lot, excellent Ioea-| was a student there. looking to this end in^the 1921'session j WANED—A chance to buyd your tion, next to my resi­ new homo before lumber gets any but that It wns lost. He then put Think this over and get your Fur quick results try a want ad. JHJNGALOW, $6,500.00 through a local bill abolishing the, higher. Plans and estimates furnishdence. Terms to re­ account started. Esst front, Southeast corner, 5 rooms, cd.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc system so far ns it applied* to his sponsible party.— S. W . Rath, large front porch, flack pdrch,jG00U J0US for , bf)}fB. f ,can ntuJ county. Bradford, 911 Oak Ave. laundry tubs. Hot water piped all; hroithfu1 work. Opportunity for Although Mr. Slokoct_has not shap­ over. Double floors. Properly built advancement. Apply Western Union Tues-Thurs-Sat-tf-c ed up any definite legislative pro­ FOR SALE-D osler and Uays’ paints ‘ JroughouL Ideal location.* Terms Telegraph Co. gram he made known that he was in­ 280-tfc terested In road building legislation and varnishes at Sanford Novelty like rent. WANTED TO -BUY— Small, second Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc * and was giving the subject considerhand fire-proof safe. Address T. E. j able study. He is confident ,hc said,1 CAUMEtta— Kou can get ><«u utu King, Box 1, Sanford. . 233-Up A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R ORANGE GROVE that there needs to he n large amount j frnm-v and Irrigation plugs at th* Over G nercs, nil in bearing trees.; WAPU'EIJ 1 U UUt—Asparagus lern of work In this connection and that j Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc On corner of hard road, near city. f,*y R°^(l den" *tock wil1 Pay F. P. FORBTBR, President B. P. WUITNBR. the present ryajsjta nhoulcl he changed. Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke Terms to responsible people. Price n Rood Pric0* Address W. P. Newell “ Wo will neve.* have a system of Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopkn, House, Mobley’s Drug Store am! $3,000.00. good roads in this state," he declared, !Fin. 273-lf; Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf “until the four trunk 'lines are com­ "I’m going to kill you and tear you WANTED—Twenty experienced white FOR SALE—Tune Pink tomato plants pleted and every county scat connect­ Kill Them All, into pieces for bait to catch fish with. CELERY FARM men to bunch celery at the Sanford —J. A. Cunningham, 13th St. ami ed by n hnnhAurfaced road with one Said Hugh Willis, you scab—" ft acres tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On Farmers' Exchange Packing Plant at Myrtle Ave. 293-3tp’ of those mmn highways. All work Tracy testified that the unarmed good road, nenr hard surfaced road. Btardall, 233-ftt-jw.tc In Herrin Riots mtd consideration should he in this AUTOMOBILES f o r s a l e i ptiaoners were taken into the woods, *2, 1920 Dodge touring, excellent con-' t,om* *nmk buildings; has not, i^rectlon." after Willis had driven up in an au­ LOST Witness Points Out Willis in Crowded dition, new tires, and top, 1021 B u lc k ^ " n worked for 80,ne timP* Pr{« * Mr. Ktokes said he would Ik* favor­ tomobile and said to “ kill them all.” Terms can be nrrangbd. six touring paint and tires, extra Court Room & able to legislation which would desig­ LOST— One white and m l pidded He said one bullet struck him aa he good. A bargain. nate the work to be done on the main July hound bitch clog, on brick road T R O ran but that he escaped by swimming rtcTuu 1919 Chevrolet, guarantees!, good MARION. HI., March 8.—Hugh highways nnd providing for a system a small lake. CELERY FAIt.M in ncar Wekjwa bridge, Fell. 14th, tires, going at $200.00, of county scat laterals. He would fa­ Willis, state hoard member of the On cross examination Tracy said . in first c lass con- , , _nbt)Ut 28 PoUnd9’ Six *ear” 1 Dodge delivery, « rare buy at $326, i 10 y acres, all ‘tiled, ........ ----------------vor legislation that for this purpose Illinois Mine Workers, wns pointed that after the firing on the men had $30.00 toward.—J. ft, Hardin, j lion't pass this up. . . ■ d,t,on* N,cc ,,ew r‘*room «R * g c, also H04’ Elm Ave. would divide th*f state Into four sec­ out fro mthc witness stand nt the sec­ started he got o gun and wont to the 288-Ctp ! '5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 ? Hudson six, elegant shape, $300.00. \G room house nml out buildings. Near tions nnd split the road monies nnd ond Herrin riots trial yesterday as top of one of the mine buildings and I.OkT1—Large Cameo pin, Feb. 17. f t . These cars are all bargains. Call in ,hard road’ and ral,ron'k P,aco , . . , construction forces between them in ; the man who gave an order to “ kill returned the fire. and see them UlR >ern token cnro ° f and pro-! returned to owner, libera) reward. w*iiiu*«c proportion to their mileage of the vies- [ them all," after a mob hud taken 18 "Who did you shoot at," ^he was duccd a good crop o f celery this year, b’co Herald -office. 230-Gtp SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. ] igiintcd roads. The legislature under non-union workers from the mine of asked. hi* plan would designate the work anil the Southern Illinois Coal company Phone 449 West First Street 1 nc0 •V1*500’ Tcrms can be arrnnR "I shot nt those who were firing at TWELVE TEAMS TIED 292-294-29G-C i1'"[kind of work to be done on the four last June. The accusation wns made i me." ■main lines and the county seat later­ by Robert Tracy, a survivor of the FOB SALE—'Modern bungalow, praeJohn KhafTner, a .clerk in a Hortil7 The ,U«drhtrd Prf«*l als. Each of the four sections of the riots. At the time of the outbreak, ; rin hardware store, testified some man tienjly new, bargain for quick sale. CELERY FARM NEW YORK. March 8.—The 50th j state—the congu'sslonal districts he testified, he was firing a locomotive had come into the store the morning Also ft acre farm on good road. Easy 10 arras, all tiled. Good land in hour of the six-day bicycle race found < might he usod^J* said—would then at the mine and was a union man be­ of the riot and had asked for guns terms. Inquire 1103 Onl; Ave, 293-3tp good condition. No buildings, flow-1 trams still tivd for the leadership. receive a proportionate share of the! ing a member of the International and ammunition, saying: “ The local in bolt SALE Thoroughbred Boston jug wells, near hard road. Close in. They had traveled l.Olu miles and money available for construction pur-, Brotherhood of Ktcamshovel Workers is good for it." Terrlor pup, six weeks old. Phone Also near loading station. Price $tl,- four laps. The puses and the road fortes nt the dis- . and Dredge Men." The witness said he refused to give and five laps. 1G4-J. 293-3tp 300.00. Terms. "Don’t kill these men on the pub­ them any guns without an ontcr and posal of the state. Should any coun­ FOR KALE—Tomato plants, $1.30 per; ty have road forces of its bwn and tie- lic highway where there are women thnt a little while lates some ono 1,000.— W. R. Fort, Mecca Ham­ hire to build its own road connecting and children," he quoted Willis ns called him on the telephone and said: mock. 205-3tp * A. P. Connolly & Sons the county scat with n trunk highway, saying. "Take them over into the "This is Hugh Willis. The boys WA NTK D—-To see all those who Pliane In (he state would supervise the wiilk •woods and don’t let one get away; kill want some guns nnd nmmnuitlon to 10H Magnolia Ave. them all.’* want to learn to play the Hawaiian ami provide for the material. shoot birds. You let them have It. I Ask for .Mr. Bronson The motion picture is the drama o f a girl The witness also picked out Otis will make it right." guitar. Call at Allen Music Co., Pal- 288-1fe­ A contingent fund should he set who didn’t know sho man will be at the Val­ (lark from among the six defendants metto Ave. 295-3tp aside in the road budget, under this had a pricxj tag cm her FOR RENT— I nice npnrtmnet, alt dez Hotel tomorrow, Fricharged with the murder of Antonio MRS. MELLON AND HARRY LEK FOR KALE IL L eggs for hatching,! cciuvenlence.-j and well furnished.—- ] " ■ i. plnn.Jte stated, to provide for bridges heart. <8 , Mulkqvihth, former soldier, veteran ARE MARRIED that ordinarily would absorb the en­ of the Somme nnd Argonne and one of $1.00 per sottlhg. Special prices «n d ’ateu’ Building Phone 1K1. 290-tfc day, n t a. in. and tire allotment of its section. incubator lota.—Mra. D. Steele, phone,----------------------------------- ---------------- Written by EdmundCouWinR the victims of the tragedy, NEW YORK7 March 8.—The mar­ 3305. * , 205*8tp I-'Oli RENT— Furnished bed room, all Kiwanians are ur­ The legislature in drawing up its Tracy testified' he had seen Clark riage was solemnised here yesterday A Tiffany Production reasonable, 122*s Palmetto Avenue. gently requested to be program should designate, Mr. Ktokes walk up to C. K. McDowell, crippled of Mrs. Norn Mellon, divorced wife of F O R -KENT 292-310 said, that the work on the trunk lines superintendent of n mine, and another Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and on hand to take part in FOR RENT—Eight room house, weft FOR RENT—2 room furnished npurtcome up to the specifications requir- victim,of the riot, curae him nnd bent Harry Arthur I,ee, New York drt located.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. ment, good location. Apply 400 the making of this pic­ At the Princess Friday and Saturday, ed by the federal government in order him over the head with the butt of dealer. Mr. lore gnve his age ax 30, 269-tfe Palmetto Ave. 293-Gtp ture. % March 9th nnd 10th that thyy would receive federal aid. a pistol. He said Clark told McDowell, and the bride as 44. Yon may want to Marry £1s Love , worth. A BobtZ.Leonaidsjh Mae Murray NOTICE! Rose 11:45 I TWO DAYS 2 M ore Days of the Silk Sale it# 36 E HEAVY CREPE DE CHINE All the colors, yard— $1.95 BELDING TAFFETA / The new Spring shades, yard— * vi' $1.95 THE NEW BAMBOO SILK ' EXTRA HEAVY CANTON CREPE Only a few pieces, yard— $1.95 - Black, Tan, Grey, Brown, Lavender and Navy, yard— $1.95 PAISLEY SILK $2.95 Every shade o f Crepe and Pussywillow, yard SILK HOSIERY $2.45 to $3.25 Plain colors, yard- Onyx, Radmor and Phoenix, Full Fashion, all coioi’3, for, pair / SILK DRESSES Beautiful styles from Co-ed and Bettie Wales, designed especially for The Silk week, priced, at, each— �PAQ E FOUR I ---L ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1923 _-Z" 411%Will BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING m home of Mrs. Epdor Curlctt Thhrf;, day nfternoon. Red and white were; the colors used for this pretty pnrty j H a M and the Color scheme -was carried outj !W *3 with vases of red roses and orange( fm. f t 4 M fc! R K fa ^ ^ *a blossoms. The hostess served fruit, mind, cheese and nut sandwiches and coffee. The oyster* suppr given here Inst Mr. I-ogan was in Sanford ‘Satur­ Thursday night for the benefit o f the day on business. Community Club was well attended. E. II. Kilbec was In Enterprise Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Hal Andrews and lit­ urday on business. tle daughter, who were spending the Q US’-' REALM GOLF BOWLING TENNIS , BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor n 14 19 *9 Mi m m ^ GENEVA * ruj 8 r to to Hi Ha Ha Ha to Girls Will Play 'STATE LEAGUE Ha to to Ball This Season r e > i)Y TO GO Ha Ha Ha at State Collegei -----winter here, left Thursday for thbir Ha fa For quick results try n want nd. H . r W Prr..» ' I Florid» Stllte tan* n,n> * W t'1 1 home in Pennsylvania, Ha to ...___ _____ TALLAHASSEE, March H.— I Tends i-xpoct faster _______ baseball during the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flynt gave a Ha up, everybody. The call for spring1coming race than, was served'them Ha fry nt Lnko Harney in the honor S A L E — ARMY SHOES—SALE— Wc Ha Ho Ha Ha to Ha Ha fca to to training has gone out from* the nth-, last season j f the tone of voice o f vn- fish ^ ^ pjynt*g cous|ns have Juft bought u tremendous MEMORIAL'S QUINTET TO IIEI’ * letic heads of the Florida State Col- riou# magnates and managers, attendThose who enjoyed the evening B totk of Army Munson last shoes to Another Rood one for tonight. lege for Women. If baseball Is to moke!ito' a meeting o f the organization here RESENT DISTRICT IN TIIB were: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flynt, Mr.*j„. ?0ld to the publiq direct. 1-rice any progress tills season, the college Sunday nfternoon, was not miaconSTATE TOURNEY Hope Hampton will hold the cards publication, Flambeau’ snys, the play­ atrued. "Ready to Go” was the answer and Mrs. Wm. Kilbec, Mr. and Mrs. 50 .75 . These shoes are 100% solid Jnhn Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. E. !L Kil­ leather with heavy double soles sow­ in “ The Light in the Dark”. every club official gave to questions ers must turn out for conditioning. The Tigers will represent this dis­ bec, .Mr. nml Mrs, 11, II. Flynt, Mr. ed and nailed. The uppers are ’of The new athletic field nwnit* the directed at them, trict in the (date championship bn#and Mrs. Dr. Quirk nnd grandson, heavy tan chrome ’ leather with bel­ Thia is n picture without n dull mo­ nationnl pastime; maybe there will It was A. F. fatngV first appearance ket bnll tournament which opens in ment and one that you will hate to be a game between the seniors and in the executive chair since his elec­ Mrs. Contswerth Alexin Mces, Ossie, lows tongue, thereby making them Gainesville Friday. They defeated see end. It is more than a moving the faculty. These are two induce­ tion to tho office a month ago nt Or Jnck nnd Earnest Flynt, Mr.- Long- wqjcrproof. These shoos arc selling Sanford high school’s five yesterday r.reet. very fnst nnd we advise you to order picture—it is a phptoplay triumph. ments held out for those \ylio would lnndo, nml he demonstrated his abilcr. the Rollins college court and won Mrs. G. A. Nicholson returned homo ut once to insure your order being filltoss the horsehide. At any rntc the] Ry to execute, even when presiding an unblemished and unquestioned And tonight Dr. and Mra. J. C. Dacn jntermund games will flourish. The over n gang of gossiping-baseball mo- Tuesday from Mims where she spent (.<j, The sizes arc fi to 11 nil widths; title.to the district championship. The the past three weeks with her son.^.Q}- postman on receipt of goods or will lie the honor guests and will see Flambeau notes a tendency to hob! guls. score was 3(1 to It*. Homer. send money order. Money refunded Despite- the voluminous entries on "The Light in the Hark” without cost, hack on the part of a Inrgu number Coach Doone nnd a squad of eight Mrs. J. M. Prevatt. Mrs. F. M<Fnr-|jf shoos are not satisfactory.—The U. Bring this cliping with you, Doc. ■ j of likely candidates because of the the calendar the session was ad­ men will leave today for Gainesville. lane and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt 8. Stores Co.. 1441 Ilroadwav, New journed ahead of scheduled time. fear they won’t njake the team. There Tlley hope to return with the state 182-tfc Transferring the recently'acquired spent Sunday in Chuluotn witli Mr.; Yofk City. • And Friday and Saturday the exqul- j is many n girl that doesn't know her championship tucked safely away. site Mac Murky in “ The Broadway j prowess on the diamond, the Flam- .laeksmiville franchise to Urndontown and Mrs. W. II. Merriwcther. The Tigers defeated Sanford with­ Rose". A dance daring oVcn for beau snys, and urges that npprehen- was the first duty disposed of, R. M. Henry Levy and Mr. V. T. Peters “ out difficulty in n game tvhich looked MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS were in Hanford JIomNy on business. SANFORD Rrondwny. It was to Ik- her last—she j sions be thrown aside with street Bea)( representing the Manatee coun­ like on old-fnshioned free-for-all-bat* was going to marry. Hut! Does nnyj dress nml thnt athletic bloomers be ty organization. Ten players of the Mrs. E. !J. Kilbec spent Wednesday CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY tle. At other times both quintets man’s love Inst? It’s not like a worn- donned, in behalf of the grand old former Jacksonville club were turn­ nfternoon with Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. (JOHN GOVE, Proprietor worked with machine-like precision, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield anil ed over to the league with the franan’s, which is sterling. Man’s love is j game. the bnll keeping to the center of the plated; it wear* through, after n little 1 It is not planned to extend tho j chise, of whkh Bradentown is to get Mr. nnd Mrs. Dr. Quirk nml grandson 1018 West First Strsst 1818 West First Rtrs* court. At othertimes Sanfordwould] j||ne^ „ n,j rcv,.n|* the baser alloy Ik*- J baseball schedule beyond the environ*! its choice at $100per man. Players took dinner in Sanford Sunday. break nmlTinker, Hawkins and qCath. She knew this but this mart; of the college campus, but there arenot retained by,tho Farmers will re- , O. R. Nicholson, of Dnytonn, is IS BSIIS Whcttstein would drop the ball thru ua„ ,|jfft,rent And then—well—bet-' indications that it will flourish on the; main the property of the league nnd spending a few days with his mother. ■ VHUHIIIIIHHBHiniHHM ■■■■■■■)( ■ the linsket. Scoring honors were - ler sec the picture. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. Pattishal, who 8 green, Gins* games waxed .warm last will be available to the highest bidS about even for members of this trio. ._____ , year. "Stars" were developed, that is ; dor among the balance of the clubs have l*cen bedfast with influenza are J ■ Defensive laurels were awarded to , ;j And be sure and watch fo r th e p r o - j within their own sphere. No pitcher; should they desire the services of able to lie out. Pogue, Tiger guard, who never nItet’ i(,rnm for next wck as. Osborne has has yet been developed, you know, j such playc-rs. Mrs. F. M. McFarlano spent Tucs- H permitted an dposlng forward more some real hf-adliners signed up for, "h day in Canon City with Mrs. Clifford 2 ___o can _________ „ .. . ___ ____ In special executive session, which deliver the side nrnt throw. | than n fighting chance for a goal. Proctor, , The tendency is to "chunk" with an only the mngnntes were permitted to next week, A dandy every night. The state tournament committee overhanded thrust, hut some speed j attend, tho schedule was adopted as ' The Idlers' Bridge Club met nt the i* had Instructed officials of Memorial lias been developed nt thnt. presented by the schedule committee high school they would have to play RUBE BENTON --------- -r— ----5consisting of Orlando, Daytona and TUBES Sanford for the honor of represent­ State Tennis Title : (jikeland. The opening gun will be TO JOIN REDS ing the district since the standing was W o n I )v F . T . H u n t e r fired on April if, and the curtain will The Kennison Property, known as the old $ 1 .7 5 A T ORLANDO . tied. Nobody at Memorial seemed to ____ * be rung down on August 25, with a 3 0 x 3 I I I * Th*» V»*i*irljtti-*J I ' r n i t know bow the tie was figured out ns split season, the fir-tt half of which 3 0 x 3 :Vn 1 . 9 5 S Fibre Factory site, railroad track and water WEST PALM BEACH. I In.. March end* June 1C. ORLANDO, March H. Rube Ren­ the Tigers had only been defeated il O thers in Proportion once in the district and Sanford had ton will coim- here to join the Cincin­ K.— Francis T. Hunter, of New KochDaytona, Orlando ami I'radentnwn H front. Exclusive sale for short time. a 1 Ur, national indoor champion, i* the A sk for P rices on Tires lost three games. The job in band, nati Red* for spring training notwith­ drew the opening genu’ -., with Tampa ■ ■ __ though, was to defeat Sanford once standing the fact he has not been re- " " " single champion of Florida, vvin- St. I'eteritburg_ and Lakeland _respecA coupon gi\en with each FIVE GAL* instated by Judge Landin, dispatches j 'dug his nev.Imams yesterday after-f ijitdy opposing, Thursdays, Saturdays more, which was done handily, leav­ by defeating Dr, Philli| It. and holidays were divided as initially LON CASH purchase of GAS, good on 2 ing Ifoone’s five with a record of from Cincinnati said yesterday. Renton will lie sent down by Gurry Hawk, of Philadelphia, national \t*l nfi possible to con incm to minimum a Wind Shield Wiper to be given twelve victories in thirteen games. n away March 10th. ■ Herrmann, president of the club, who rail’s champion by a score of 0-2, 5-3,! travel. The line-ups: n Sanford believes, evidently, that Landis willM G-2 in dhe final round of thu annual f Every dub in the league was repre­ Tiger* HIGH TEST GASOLINE ■ , j florida state championship lawn ten sented nt the meeting. McLucan, 7 .Speedily decide in favor -Ftlie Rube, REALTOR Tinker, 10 . F. « n . p.L* tournament on the court-j of the Former Preshleni W. W. Rose was P, Move. 6 vlto is accused of having Hawkin* 12 .. F. ■ u c. Whetsteia, 10 Mrl.aulin. 0 edge of the way the wind was going Itoyul, Poinrinnn. Hunter, paired *'Rh piesent to offer h: services in any Florida a Orlando to blowm the baseball scandal. Reals Wright, won the mens doubles uiannur that he inglit be of unoffiAugur, 4 Smith, 0 a. ....... M H Rube Renton is an hottest Ifirdknnd ■JUimpmnship Tuesday nnd was a* cjql assistance, ii)j Palmetto Avc.Fogoe, 0 . . G. t'urwon, 0 -1‘ hone 481 •-! ■■■EBMBtiRaliaKJi’iacHMaiiRagiiuBnMnxcanvHaQUBiEnBjntirsasii one of the smartest pitchers in the finalist in the mixed doubles, Clubs whore managers were not Davis. 0 .0 Orlando Sentinel. game, lie refused to accept a bribe 'Partnered by Mfs. Rnysmi L, Wood,' present reported that theii pilot ( were j to throw a hull game and went in arid it New \oik, so that the week of on the job and»thal they would have won it. Then somebody get* him with play was a fruitful uno for the hard their players ready for the spring Mias Collett is ^ , --------jthe guilty knowledge bunk and Judge hitting indoor champion. I workout on March 15, Defeated by Mrs. Conditions on which .the Braden* Landis is too busy to see thnt justice I ■— I -m- A -w 4* 0 * T» -w X -V B V town rlub gets it* choice o f the for­ Hurd Ht BeHilir|'s moled out,and l|ie Kubo returned to Two Drown When mer Jaeksom ill;- players specify that Seaplane Falls Into the choice must he made by Mareh 15, ins Thr An.nrlnirs i*rr**t [ ’ Anywny, Rulje will come here to x Delaware River at which time I’ rt idenl l-ang will no­ T BELLA IR II ED HITS, Fin., March lialn nod the chances are Landis will ; T ft.—Mis* Glenn Collett, of Providence, have him rcdnntntcd In-fore the ma­ I'll ID ADEI.l’HIA. March 8.— Lieu- tify other cluii owners which men are v Y lt. L. national woman's goif diani- jnr league si-ason iqten* leiinnt Ruber! M p’arrnr. it naval av­ available to them,. Tampa Times f •-pion went down jn defeat ye.telduy in iator and Stephen F Sullivan, lii« me­ x tjic Rcllnir i hnmpioiiship when she W e ll A u ilill chanic. were drowned yesterday when Florida Towns - Y ■ X ■met Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of I , r 'i * T their seaplane fell in the Delaware - if W ant Better Facili­ Marlon C'rickt-t, former American and L jCRV CS lO l C -O IR p river off Gibbstown, N. J„ seven miles IltKIidi champion, Thu score was 2 south of Hie Philadelphia navy yard, ..The chief asset of any business is the demand for its product. As X ties from Railroads I He I k . A s s o r t * ) * S I ' r r a * ) and 1. from where they had started for HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March H. The match ended on the 17th green Babe Ruth's departure with Mike Mc- Washington 10 minuter, before. Dll' Thr \*'H»ft*!jatr«l lontf as that demand continues, the business is on a sure founda- Y Another seaplane was dispatched where Miss Collett missed ). putt of Nn,|y nrid T. n ustu„ t f „ r New TALLAHASSEE. March H, — The Y two feet for « five Which would have•0rl, ai||l> , hl. 'lirirva, of u .lliam Me- to the scene from the navy yard and railrmtd coir.mi*:.n-n has token under tion. But let that demand subside, and every other asset of the T t with tilt: tin*i*tnnce o f a number of, consideration petition* from two P'lngiven her thq hole and prolonged the Kwhn||.f ntnllll^ ,r l)f th,. , Y match to the lHth hole. At the KUh (Vith „ Kraap ,lf |lift ,>!ayerji, tho |mrtly tihmerged rim- ridu town* looking to improved rail­ business is in danger of becoming-a liability. tee Mrs. Hurd «lns dormic :t. Misa ^ fj, ,, ft),,, U(,rk ,1} Mll11H(rl.r wm, towel to th shore. road agency fia ili- ie*. T Collett won tlu- long IGth and looked I rank 1 hance nnd his Host mi Red Hox ITii* aviators were foumi strapped Citizen* of Itonif ay have petitioned Y f to have the I7l|i easy* in iier bunds ‘ featured . (.itanges in business conditions have Y In times of prosperity nml a rising uetivitii of Hot Springs n their seals. Their bodies were ta­ that the LouDville A: Nnshvillc rnilthe activities when she missed tho putt. Neitlier big league baseball camps. i ken to the naval hospital here, await- road be directed to build a new depot market there is a general demand for llto little effect on a steady consumer demand Y Miss Collett nor her successful rival perfect weather just before train 1" k, word fr" nl Lieutenant there. A petition Tront Haskell recite* Y i played the golf they are capable of. (j|mi j n>w thp j|ti|)lj} (un j.jnK.s mjn,j Farrar, who resided in Washington,!, Washington,' the growth of thnt that place a* a produ produce for trado-marked articles of common use. products of industry that comes to be ac­ Y nnd hi* mechanic were stationed nt' shipping center and ask* that the Atagain to the links and he and Mc­ cepted as a matter of course. It is sel­ Tho denier may carry a lighter stock, ami T Our official . observers doubtless Nally were loathe to leave. Col, Hous­ the. Amicostu naval air station nt Inntir Coast Line rail road* install on Y Washington. Sullivan enlisted from! agent-operator. Shippers are placed know how Noah left.that other time ton, who made his IS li.Je* before dom listed among the assets of Ilie busi­ for a short time the demand through the X t'lmuign. civilization was In process uf being * ■to inucli inconvenience now, the peltdeparture was in high spirit* and pre­ ----- 1 .said ..I.I :* * e. Mills, aeronautic expert, it * lion sets destroyed. forth, tbecause of ilw.t* their in ness— it is simply assumed that it will al­ jobber may seem curtailed; blit just as dicted that the Yank* would repeat Y was his belief that the pilot of "the ability to prepay shipment* and be­ Y their succes* of last season. • .. , ,, . , ways be there. sure as customers arc calling on the deal­ A Y C U t THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH .. , , . maridne was trying to avoid a gust of cause there i* no telegraphic com­ Two uniformed workouts yesterday . ... , . . . ,, , MONEY ... .. . • , wind. Lieutenant tarnif. he added, munication. er for the product, he is sure to supply it, gave ( hance lus oportumty to view , ' apparently attempted to nose down Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c But, overnight, conditions may ^ «*»< of the wind, but could not right nnd muillit to Foley A Co., 2*35 ShefDaily Herald on sale nt Joe's Smoke and orders soon begin to flow in to make V d mosying ,, writing ymir nntiie and o d - ! '. u 1 A' ' ‘ l< 1 b mg w plane quickly enough to avert the fa- House, Mobley's Drug Store and field, III., change—as they have done before—and .. .. ... ..t . . =i hnrnrter Rosliui itire.Hie new Huston dlrv.-tor.) ln| (jjy up for the temporary .curtailment. Tin* field, III., writing your name ntui tub: Hunt’s Pharmacy. • tf MtKecchnie's Athlete* limbered up the matter-of-course demand becomes con­ turn a trial package containing Fob total consumption continues about the last veiling on another playing field. ey's Honey and Tar Compouml fur " , ' ....... . , ' v . o iH iiis a B iiB iB n s n iR iiiiifln iR M iiiiu a a a iiB iiiH n iiiH V spicuous by its absence. The business, , ^ ... , , ... - the I'lintc* who have arrived are for ■ same. 1 roughs, colds nml croup; holey hid . 3 ■ ,,,,, , ... , , , the most part pros pel* for the pitch- 2 / v ney Pills for pain* III side* and hack; . „ ’ , , 1 <5 once strong nnd flourishing, is suddenly , u:g staff. I he Pm-Jiurgh commaa- ■ •. v 9 iheumntiam, Imckadio, kidney and . . -,. . J Any manufacturer who has an article i ,, ,, , . . , . ,, , jder i* confident of the strength of hi* found to be in a very tight plhce. The de* l adder ailments; and holey t athartic ,, , , , .. . , Y _ . . .. .. imachine and believe* he wi be a fncTablet*, a wholesome and t unmigh y ;, .. for popular consumption thnt can bo tradey mand hnd not been insured—and yet the , .*p , . . . . •'itor in the pennant race. Cleansinff* Cathartic Tor constipation, ___ TIGERS BEAT SANFORD AND GAIN TITLE FORTHE MOVIE FAN m J. N. Bradshaw f . p 7 r in es % V for Your Product! f r x Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y x S PUR : C= i ........ »• »• HIMSELF ^ FOR ’s W hy It’s tv... AGAIN ’ •i Dr.^R. M. Ma.son hns purchased the * interest* o f Dr. L D. IUn*les in the 2 dental officer of Mnsoq & Rhoden and J Nice Fat Hens and will carry on the business under the.* Our orders are comitiK in so rant that if it were not that we Fryers name of II. M. Mason a* it formerly 2 kept prepared to render real service wc could appeared. Dr. Mason needs no intro- 2 ■ not handle them. Georgia Country duction to Sanford people, having ■ been in business here for many years ■ Sausage W E DELIVER PH O N E US an«l i* known far and wide a* one of ■ ■ the best dentist* in this pint of the H Home-made Potato Sal­ state. Hi* many friends am) intrims Uu aml'We deliver prompt, anywhere, any lime. And if you do i will lie glad to learn that he will re­ u not drink Elder Water now—you will, ad, 20c pound' H main in Sanford and will l*< nt the H 1 after one trial n WE DELIVER : old location over the First National M {Bank, 28U-6t 2 L P. w * « XIP* * > Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoko N House, Mohley’ft Drug Store and!5 Vft;#HMril 4 * ^ rfg VM _^ .... . V, ___ entire business depended upon its contin- marked has the opportunity to insure his consumer market nnd retail - snles means o f Advertising. • The modern, economical way to insure the market for any reliable product is by Advertising to the public which’ consumes * , it.* Advertising creates a steadily increas­ ing number of customers who desire the product, and ask for it by name. During the present business condi­ tion the manufacturers who have insured their demand by Advertising ure in a far better position— in every way— than thP.se Who have trusted to the current demand that was not of their creating. Published by the Santord Daily Herald In ^co-operation with the American Association of Advertising Agencies _ : «*>**:», by aseaca X �THE SANFOIU) DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1923 PAGE FTV! Benefit American Legion Building Fund FLORIDA O N E O V E R L A N D C A R G IV E N A W A Y TO HOLDER OF L U C K Y NUM BER Well-Known Concert Orchestra Coming Here at Chautauqua m ■ IB • You tan find the name of every, live Ruslncss Man In Sanford In thia Column each day. Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ able Professional Men, earh of whom, in his chosen profraslon the Herald recom­ mends to the people. uninole Printer* j OCR PRINTING I Mccimrh! OLIt PRICE 1 reach Avenue--------- —Rhone 101 Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities U we please you, tell others; if not, tell us. Rhone 493 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS George A. De Co lies Attorncy-nt-Lfw Over Seminole County Dank 1ANFOKI) -:- -:- -:- Fl.Oltll FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Tim I»1 Giorgio Concert Orchestra, talented Instrumentalists, wlm will np> penr ut the coming Hcdpnth Y'hiiutnuquu, through ten years of concert work CIIELLE MAINES ! orchestra of plane, violin, roruel and troiulmnp they readily change to a straight ! string organization of violin, ivllo, mandolin ami guitar. cruise down the river wa- resumed. The I'l Giorgios nre always royally w-oh-miiril hy (Tiuuta\.ipin nudn rices. Sanford, Fla. Eye* Examined B. W. HERNDON Board of Directors Florida Federation Will Meet Here Opt. I). RONDS FIR& Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., INSURANCE AGENCY S. 0. Sliirtholser Optician-Optometrist 12 East First Street Sanford, Fla. ELTON .1. MOUGHTON Contractor and Builder A R C H IT E C T Miller Hide \. I\ Connelly & Sons II»I alillfehrtl ll-R -A-K i r»rn»« la.lm pr.itrd Inml Ml j l.ol« 1WM Veterinarian i:-J f-T -s \ -T -n lu tra liu rn la Office Opposite P, 0. Drl.itnd, Florida lii»iirnnrr ***S y rr I > Honda lUmra l.o.itti Bi«lnr«« I'ru p rrff llualnraa To advertise, we arc taking pictures ot all rhildn a up to 1 years of age, FREE OF CHARGE and presenting each one with a copy. No obligation to huv. together have attained a degree of iiniHtenl excellence that has made the name "IM Giorgio" one to he reckoned with in concert work. Signor T. IM Giorgio, who heads the company, Is u recognized nrdicsirJ i cotiHtn tor and Instructor ef more limit twenty-live years' Kiiceessfnl experience. LAWYER -:| l.Tnlcr h ' r i aide hadershln. tin- orchestra Interprets hoth classical nml popular •:—Court House seleethu-H through a wl«l*- vnrlcty of aoi^leat eoaihlaatious. From a eoni-vt , CONTRACTOR and BUILDER |t7 Commercial Street Sanford in the Movies* is the Kiwanis Desire, Everybody Get Shot First National Rank Ruilding SANFOIU) • -:-:FLORIDA V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work ‘ How Cnttlrmen Should Utilize the will he dolled up for the occasion College of Agriculture nml State Ex­ This will he n fine bit of advertising periment Station. Prof. John M. Scott for Sanford and everyone should co­ vice director at the University of Flo­ operate with the I'alhe man in asrida. ; sisting him to get good pictures every­ The next legislature’ ns effecting the where in the city. “ Sanford in the Finds IVhnl lie Came to Florida For cattle industry- W. J. Epperson, Hron- j Movies" will look mighty good to you —Quiet ancf Recreation son. Florida. ■"somewhere in the Uintcd States" Comparative market prices for live next.summer when you arc away tin stock in Florida and other markets. a vacation and it will look even bet­ I.. M. Rhoden, Florida State Market­ ter to these people in the northern ing Rurehu, Jacksonville. ["states who have heard so much about Ruolneas meeting' and election of Sanford hut hove never seen the msi officers. ,. ; ny places o f interest. Wednesday, March 11, I p. m. Tournament or rodeo at Merryman’s Held on East New York avenue, HeI*and. This rodeo will include the fea­ tures already mentioned. . Flee quarters and feed will be fur­ nished all horses and the cattlemen and cowboys are urged to bring their horr.es so that IL-Fand will h/tve the, appearance of a western cow town for S T U D IO the two days of the meeting. HARDING SPENDS QUIET DAY W ITH GOLF AND RIDING The next stopping place of the president was not announced before the departure from New Smyrnu, that matter being left undecided as will In- the custom during the voyage down the Halifax uud Indian rivers and the inland waterway to Miami. The president it was emphasized, yester­ day by members of his party, has es­ tablished no absolutely fixed sched­ ule and will make none, holding that the most can la- gotten from a va­ cation when such mailers are left to a ilaf-by day arrangement. The Pioneer is not a speedy craft, an*t Uo danger I7» ground on either side if the narrow channel so no attempt at speed will la.- made. Iler average s|a'ed is about six or eight miles' an hour, and steaming at this rate dur­ ing tin- ^afternoon was expected to tiring her snprewhere in the vicinity if Titusville for tile night am borage. Park \venue----- Sanford, Florida She did not undrnlanJ at fir<1; llirn the truth •trorlv Itrr like a itap. . . . To this lawyer tlngli't father had tent, ,he wss—well, juit another uf hU girl«. . . . 'il ire, llrocdiray lilt Iron tho intuit, ttt Manrirra The Herald delivered six time* n w’eek for Me. AIJTOMORtl.fi RORY IIUII.RING AND If ERA IRING Rear or Dodge llros. Motor Co. Fat Flnw(*fs-'. — Floral Designs ( timer of tlak Avenue and Second SI Annual a'nd Ornamental Plants Sanford, Florida III Myrtle Arc.——i-------Phone 260-W CHARI.KS STEIN. Prop. STEWART The Florist IAN10RI) MACHINE COMPANY DELAND WILL BE CONVERTED TO COW TOWN .Mrs. A. I. Spencer SI’ JRELLA COUSETIERE R. O, Address, 228 So. Ihtulevard General Machine and Boiler jne 108 DcLund, Florida Works Cylinder Grinding Wants Frank Clark Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Removed as Executor hone 02--------- Sanford. Florida 20 Minutes Discussion. Report Fine Arts Dept. O’Donald, Ch. 20 Minutes Discussion. Reception at Country Club, TUESDAY—8:00 p. m. Unfinished Rusincs*. Brickell Estates lorida Federation of Music Clubs Opens in St. Augustine (Hr Th e Aaaorlatrd P r e ss> ST. AUGUSTINE, March 8.—With i*» Pert ha Foster, president of the lorida Federation of Music Clubs, niding the fourth annual convenof that organization opened here *» morning. A majority of the sixty derated clubs in the state wore rep­ ented and. several officers of the •lionnl Federation are attending. Charles Rrirkrl of Miami Asks This In Pclilion dollar Mnry Drickelt estate in an amended petition asking the removal of Congressman Clark and Mnud and William Rrickcl ns executors, charged they concealed from the court infor­ mation about the distribution of n hnlf million dollnra of real estate. Al­ so it naked tho removnl of Clark as executor on the ground thnt he can­ The Herald for first clot* job work. not legnlly sene because of his mem­ bership in congress. DAVID AND BATII8HBUA (Dr T h er A s s o e l n tl r d P r e s s ! Infidelity of the defendant to her husband wns admitted, the attorney said, hut ho' thought it excusable ns n weakness handed down through the nges. He pictured Martclliere ns Dav­ id betraying Mrs. Saludcs’ husband and of making an attempt to destroy him thnt. he might own his wife nml her fortune. Tho defendant listened dry eyed to this comparison. Several feet away ant the widow and alx-year old daughter of the slain broker sob­ bing. * . . «d the Twelve'Old Nafds. ____ ’ 289-2tp The disgrace of having n husband Nolly Herald on salok t Jt*’* flnloko in jpll la’ neulralited in Some eases by onse, Mobley’s U“nfa Drug Store and tho satisfaction of it he is. knowing where ' ' ’ /if STEAL A MARCH M ( METROW R obert Z. Leonard* ■presentation o f DE LAND, March 8.—An extensive program of entertainment is being plqntiod for the fourth annual‘ con­ Uy Edmond Coaiding A Tiffany Production vention of the State Cattle Kaisers’ association at De Iatml on March 13; and I I. President Garrett Murphy j will preside nml a number uf strong At the Princess, Friday and Saturday, March 9-10 speakers are down for talks. ’A fen- < tun* of the program will Ik* a rodeo on Wednesday afternoon in which cow| GO NORTH BY SEA boy* to the number of 100 nre expect­ ed to take part. Local business llrms MERCHANTS K MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY have donated $200 for prizes in the Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia events which will include n Innco tour­ nament, whip popping contest, pony Two sailings weekly. Through fares to Eastern and Western Pointa. Auto­ mobiles carried. Information as to fares, reservations, etc., on request. . .■aces, picking up handkerrhief from the ground by rider on galloping C. M. IIAILB, GENERAL AGENT, Pier H00 K. Ray St., Phone 638 horse, ami n combat between teams of six riders on n side. All cowboy* nml cattlemen of the state nre Invited to tztkc part in the i fit nnrsd entries In the various events j may be made hy application to Red- ] ford Jones, Deleon, Fin. So fnr fls known the rodeo is nr- j ranged for the afternoon of March ! 14, is unique in the annals of the state. Nothing like it hnn been scon here H. W . SAWTELL12, C. P. A. (N . A.) and the‘stunts will be patterned after Mil. GEO. H. WRIGHT MR. I. VV. HAWKINS similar events held in Cheyenne and other western cattle towns. , Rooms 8 and :» Fountain Uuilding The program starts Tuesday mor­ * Del.A NR, FLORIDA ning in the court house with roll call at 10 o’clock. Address of welcome, Dr. Lincoln Hulley. Income Tax Procedure Auditing * Response, Garret Murphy, presi­ Accounting Systems Corporation Accounting dent of the association. Tick Eradication Recommendation, j Partnership Accounting Estate Accounting Pr. J. V. Knapp, state veterinarian.1 , Problems of cattlemen; gathering 11:00 A. M. to 3 P. M. except by nppointmont and dipping cattle. Tuesday, March. 13t* 2:30- |* m, Dcneflcia! results of n no-fence stock law to the state, S. Dryah Jennings, Jacksonville. Would a No-Fence stock law bo det­ rimental to live Stock industry. Wednesday, March 14, V i . ni. !■■■■■■■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 08, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f72d32067668b663a6234150320272b2.pdf f1e186dad59b09ee003b2d1574d7d771 PDF Text Text HEARING ON WATERWAYS IN SANFORD THURSDAY, IN TH E H E AR T OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION VO LUM E I I L SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923 M ajor Wilson Clearly Details the Necessity ‘for Action HOUSES A RE BEING ENTER ED AND PEOIJLE HELD UP AND ROBBED NUM BER 3W BRINGS Ul* QUESTION OF WHO'S . WHO IN CON­ OR ESS be freed of mosquitoes by clearing up FOUND NEAR DESTROYED Mir Tlie VaaoelnlrS I'rrss) these breeding places. Mnlnrin moA WASHINGTON, March 7.— A noMOONSHINE STILL NE AR quitocp, usually found in the swnmpx Rro janitor with mop nnd bucket was FRANKLINTON must be exterminated by action of the the solitary occupant of the house gal­ sections. The State Board of Health leries Monday us page boys organis­ is now actively engaged In draining ed n mock legislative body to pass salt water marshes along the coast numerous hills nnd resolutions which where the harmless but annoying mos­ failed in the closing days of the sixtyOnly Fire Brigade Allowed to I‘a OKLAHOMA IS SCENE OF UN AH SPECIAL UNITED STATES And Ten Others Rounded Up By quito is found. There are hut three seventh congress. After that cere­ trol the Streets With Rub­ MASKED MEN WIIO W HIP­ Fosse of Eight Hundred Men types of mosquitoes in Florida which ATTORNEY GENmony the doors of both the house and ber .Clubs * are dangerous, and these were thor­ PED VICTIM* Who Searched the Woods RUAl. senate chambers were clased, to re­ oughly explained to the pupils by main so until December, unless Presi­ I R r T k » Associated P r e s s ) l« r T it S u s f U t H P rtM | • ( I l r T l » A»-iM'l,ilrtl l*rrsa) Major Wilson. The mnlnrin mosquito, ( D r i k f S H o t l i t r e l*r»aa) EH3EN, March 7.-*In consequence dent Harding should rail congress Into FR ANK LINTO N, La., March 7 ^ OKLAHOMA CITY, Mnrch 7— Dr. A T L A N T A , March 7.—Governor £o .prevalent in certajji sections of of the absence of police new outrages extraordinary session. Hardwick today announced he would The bodies of Wesleyan Crane and the state, has been combatted by n are reported daily. Shops and houses II. Chester Goldberg, who last night The principal activities at the espiaccept an appointment s special Unit­ Wiley Pierce, deputy sheriffs slain on great many communities with good re­ are entered by pinraudcrs and resi­ wns abducted by four unmasked men tol consisted of efforts of retiring sults. Mosquito ordinances have been ed States Attorney General at expir­ Saturday by moonshiners, were found dents of the city arc. being held up at his home here, walked into police members to rlcnr their offices and get adopted jn a grent many communities; ation of his term as governor. Hard­ I early today buried in mud into which and robbed. The fire brigade has been iicadquattcis heie today und told the home as quickly as possible. Great and have been unusually effective in wick’s term as governor will expire thoy had been preaaed and covered authorities he regained consciousness taken over by the Duth police. The, piles of junk * littered the corridor, with the carcase o f a dead cow. They eliminating the mosquito fro mthc June 30th. French will not permit them to enrry while lying in n pool of mud about keeping the rlenn-up- squad on the were found about a quarter o f a mile sections in which they have been arms, so they hnvc equipped them­ thirteen* miles from the city after be­ jump. from the destroyed moonshine still adopted. A particular Instance cited selves with pieces of rubber tubing ing beaten and robbed. His face wns. Hills and reports no longer wanted, in the swamps.about eiht miles from by Major Wilson was the case of Per­ loaded with lead and wooden revol­ disfigured by a livid slash from his were taken away by tho carload. here. The slayers, John Murphy and ry, Fla., whore the percentage of mn­ . vers. This nrmnnent proved effica­ eye to his throat. There wns also n scurrying for more John Roster, moonshiners, confessed lnrin cases is now utmost negligible. cious. • desirable office space by members who and led the officers to the burjal spot. This afternoon n motion picture It wns announced by District Judge prepared by the State Bonn! of Health Iwill lie in the next congress. Under BERLIN, Mnrch 7.— Chancellor CuClark. of New Jersey and loaned to the F lo -,existing custom, new comers must no’s keenly uwnited speeuh before the take what is left after the “ veterans'' The moonshiners had been previ- • ridn State .Hoard of Health will lx* Reichstag yesterday wns devoid of choose the more desirable rooms. ously rounded up with ten others and shown at the theatre. After Game /if Golf Leaves for New pew and significant utterances in con­ placed in jail by a posse of about 800 Among those departing, ho far ns Smyrna: Many Friends Greet nection with the Ruhr situation be­ men who hud beat the woo<ls and their services in congress are con­ Harding yond the statement that Germany swamps for several days. The bodies cerned, were Frank W. Mondell, Wyo­ had not, directly or indirectly, sugwere found a few feet apart and ming, who controlled the Republican ORMOND REACH. Fin., Mnrch 7. VICINITY OP JACKSONVILLE jested the inauguration of negotia­ showed signs of having been pressed majority in the house; Joseph W. — After inaugurating his Florida va­ NO M ATERIAL DAM AGE tions with the occupying powers nnd Fordney, Michigan, rhairmnn of the cation trip with 18 holes of golf over into the mud by the feet of the slay­ REPORTED that all rumors to this effect were house ways nnd meuns, where all rcy- the Ormond Reach course, President er*. The body of Pierce had been mu­ without authoritative basis. onuc legislation is inaugurated, and Harding with Mrs. Harding, left here tilated with an axe. ( H r The Aaimrlnled I’ rr sal Germany, said the chancellor, Philip I'. Campbell, Kansas, chairmun late yesterday on the McLean house­ JACKSONVILLE, Match 7.—Wind would not negotiate "in view of the DEATH OF F. W. MAHONEY of the house rules committee. Mr. boat for New Smyrna, nbout twenty which gained a high velocity between lituation created irt the Rhineland nnd midnight und 1 o’clock this morning Mr. Cook Recommended Organization of County Mondell .will remain in Washington to miles down the Indian River, Ruhr through the Frnnco-Relginrl oc­ The city wns grieved to laarn this take up his duties ns director of the did some damage to trees in tlfis vi­ Association Tho plans of the chief executive cupation and transgressions.'.’ He inti­ morning o f the death of F. W. Maho­ war finance corporation. Mr.'Camp- nnd Mrs. Harding ami Mr. and Mrs. cinity und blew over aninll outhouses mated that so long as the invading ney. His death was not unexjpccted Lcll probably will return to the prac­ but it is believed ito material damage hidward II. Melx>an of -Washington, An unusually large number of in­ tion could be built out, using the powers continued their hostile occu­ for -he had -been very III fo r the past tice.of law with nn office here, while was done. Several lines of communi­ dividuals attended the meeting Inst towns a's centers for tho initial im» during the houseboat voyage, called pation of German territory, which two weeks but the shock was/elt qul(e cation w ere interrupted nnd it Is im­ provements. A number o f other valu­ Mr. Fordney will go back to his fnrm far two hours of steady sailing which night of the Highway Ilcnutificntlon was immunf? by virtue of the Ver­ as much as though death Had coma possible to learn whether nearby sec­ would bring them at dark off New able suggestions were given the meet­ near .Saginaw. sailles treaty, the German govern­ Committee of tho Chamber of Com­ ing by Mr. Cook, which were adopted Retirement of these three leaders Smyrna, where it wus expected an- without any warning. Mr. Mahoney tions were damaged. was at death's dobr several years ago ment could not be expected to assume along with a hundred or more others, merce which wns held in thr Mcxxan- by the meeting. , when he was attacked with what waa the initiative in respect to any action already has begun to furnish food for Final notion taken was the npopinttermed a narcotic poisoning and to looking to settlement of the present The American Legion’s ino Purlor of the Vnldrx Hotel. Mrs. ment yf Mrs, Wight ns temporary speculation ns to the organization of Henry W ’ lght, presided ns chairman conflict. save his life both of hts legs were am­ Circus and Bazaar of the meeting, which was called for chairman for tho county association, Itepublienn majority in tin? next house. putated above the knees and after The chancellor's speech took the Contest Starting Good the purpose of conferring with W. A. wlio in tprn. appointed n constitution In recent years no long vnentinn lie­ a.brave fight for life he emerged from form of n lengthy protest in which he Cook, landscape specialist of Kenson- nnil"t!y-laws committee cofisistcd of tween congressci's have been had, nnd the hospital nnd resumed his accus­ recapitulated in dctqil the situation parties have begun to er Brothers, as to the best plan upon five members) living Judge Houshold tomed piaco at his office with tho soma cmwing out of the occupation of the e their fights for leaderwhich to proceed for the organisation er, G. W. Knight, Mrs. It. E. Tolur, fffd smile and told his friends ho could Ruhr from the first day, nnd the more of a county association It tvns gen­ do more real work now since he was recent invasion of points in linden. erally admitted that the previous e f­ unnfcle to leave his office at all ind'he He wns frequently interrupted by forts of the committee had not re­ has aculally attended to business de­ expressions of indignation ns ho re­ sulted in the action desired by the cus nnd give you n chance on nn auto­ tails although unable to wrath and cited the number of arrests, convic­ wns carried from his car to his office tions; evictions and deportations of mobile nil for fifty cents. The sen- members nnd the results of Inst each day by an attendant. Ilia Iron German ofTicinls who refused to carry­ son tickets were put on snio Tuesday night'* meeting proved the wisdom of nerve and cheerful demeanor remain­ out the. orders of-the occupation au­ nt noon. And from the amount o f sea­ securing an' expert to suggest the son tickets thnt were sold yesterday most efficient method for the at­ ed the same up to 'the very Ust arid thorities. left the party nt St. Augustine nnd about two weeks ago he was taken ill The Franco-Belgian expedition in­ it looks like the legion circus tent tainment of the ambitions for county Chnrles G. Dawes, former director again and was forced to give up busi­ to the Ruhr, he said, had thus far re­ will have to utmost cover the lnke- bcmitificution. of the budget, joined it. .. Mr# Cook In his nddress recommend­ ness tfnd go to bed. He passed peace­ vived itself into n dismal economic tront to take care of the crowd. The The greeting extended the president fully away this morning at five o'clock failure, the gains from which suggest­ large circus teftt has arrived nnd it ed the organization of a county as­ and his wife at Ormond was less forsurrounded by his family and his last ed a doubtCul asset to the nlleged Ger­ will he put up Thursday or Friday so sociation to be incorporated, which mnl, but equally as enthusiastic as hours wore calm and serene and flee man delinquencies in the payment of as to get things in shape for the op­ would permit them to legally possess those nt Jacksonville nnd St. Augus­ from pain. ening next Monday, Mnrch 12th. Tho and hold property nnd hnvc such n reparations. • tine. The little town was decorated F. W. Mahoney was born In Rich­ The French actions in the Ruhr he circus will offer ten real circus nets definite political status which would with "flogs for tho occasion and the mond, Va., sixty-nine years ago and termed viciously inimical to the all taken from tho big circuses that hnvo the cohfidonco of tho citizens of townspeople lined the railroad tracks moved to Sanford abodt (hirly-llvo world's economic welfare in general are now in winter quarters. The San­ the county. Such nn incorporated as­ for several blocks. yesrs ago, being In chargo of the »nd to the promotion of Europenn ce- ford hand will give two concerts dally sociation could secure donations of When Mrs. Harding stepped froip plumbing businefs for the Georg* F ireoqstruction in particular. . , at night nt 7 p. m. Then they will sites for the creation of public parks. the train, nppnrently having exper­ nald Co., for many years and at the Herr Cuno led the passive feslst- mnrch to the circus tent nnd will give According to Mr. Cook, where such a ienced no III effects frof the 24-hour plan has been followed large property death of Mr. Fernald going into tho «nce with which the German populncc a concert until 8 o’clock when the big position has so far developed against trip, tho gathering broke into cheers. business with the late C. R. Walker owners have been more willing to circus starts. They will also hnvc a >n the Ruhr and elsewhere had 'op­ Representative .Oldfield, Arksnsse, the Mrs. Harding immediate! yentered a under the name of the Mahoney-Walk­ mnko such donations, feeling that such posed the invaders nnd asserted that waiting nutomobile, blit the president Democratic whip. er Co., in which business he wla sue* nn association would preclude any pos­ this resistance obviously whs tlie on­ On the Republican side, however, walked ahead to shake hands with the cciiful. sibility of the development of their ly wcupon at Germany's disposal. A f ­ two candidates already are in the field townspeople and to acknowledge the gift boing subjected to mismanage­ He was one of the plonMrs Hi. bus­ ter nine weeks of stubborn, unarmed leadership— Representatives greetings. While talking with the en­ iness In this city and one of th* .most for the ment resulting from political differ­ opposition, fraught with all kinds of Longworth, Ohio, nnd Graham, Illinois gineer and conductor beside the loco­ ences, etc. The subject of Highway Privations, the German nation today — and a contest also is in prospect for motive, tho automobile carrying Mrs. Ileautiflcatlon, the primary purpose nn unfaltering unit In its deter­ the position of whip, which Represen­ Harding drove up and she grasped for which the committee was organ­ mination to hold out ngainst th**hontative Knutson, of Minnesota, has de­ the grimy hand o f the engineer anil ized, could bo very efficiently handled v>' physical odds. thanked him and thco ther members clined for another term. by such an association, Mr, € 00)0 de­ In the course of his speech the of tho train crew for nuking the trip Friends of both Mr. .Graham and clared. chancellor described tho French de­ so comfortable for her. Mr. Longworth were active during Tho suggestion that immediately cree imposing the death pcnnlty in The President and Mrs. Harding the closing days of the present con­ after tho organization of the county ***•» where rail transportation was then boarded the McLean houseboat, gress. seriously endangered by tho actions Jacksonville at the Shriners cireua association plan could proceed for the a one hundred and fifty foot craft, Conference of the two parties will organization of township units and of abstentions of railway officials as will be hero nnd, from the way that called "Tho Pioneer." be held shortly before tho next con­ “on act o f terrorism against German the Jacksonville papers speak of the that the work of highway'bcautiflcaThoy were accompanied by former gress meets, but inAho case of the Re­ rtilway men compelling thetm by bru- acts that jvoro put on there they must Budet Director Dawes, Brigadier Gen­ publicans, <hera is now no conference penalties to be falso to *h6ir oath all be head-liners. Plant Burns f,rc p roof ■ fi* 1lh o b u i,«n n g win be *e- chairman, Representative Towner, of eral Charles E. Sawyer, and Chair­ Mahoney to mourn the loes.ol Gorrpan sovereignty, man Lasker of tho shipping board. Im­ »• x j cure *n the future. Tho Southern Iowa, having retired to become gover­ the good w ife having pasStjjylfjpy » l g I4 1T6 Y © S t C r d a y utilities Co. was considnwMy^dammediately after luncheon,, the presi­ Two Hundred Thousand beyond about two yean age. nor of Porto Rico. 'F.. E. Wadbfooke has heard from dent went to the Ormond Beach golf W ill ati . Once a*e o ,,ro a n d th c n ,a ch ,n o r> r The funeral services wQl 111 Rebuild h c u u iiu a u u t c will ... midi „by th „> , . n n i „ t nn #— _ Democrats will be faced with the President Harding anent his coming to Government Employees he out of commission for n>short course, made famous by John b. task of reassigning returning mem­ from tho Catholic churtJLTborwta* Hanford to play golf and the presi­ Handed the Pink Slip Rockefeller, who plays over it dally, time but they will replace the damage Thc gas plant caught fire yes­ temoon i t four o'clock, IntepnewL bers who went down In the Harding dent is sorry ho will not get over this the president and Mr. McLean, as hit nt once and make the gas plant bet­ landslide and edmo back last Novem­ partner, and . Chairman Lasker and Ing m#<io In Lakevifw. The lymph yc«r but ho intends to como ' bach Since {’ resident Harding lias Been in terday and before the flames could be ter in every wny. . extinguished the floor and the roof ber. Some of them had reached high former Director Dawes were paired of the many friend*. is e?t*qded to »ome other time. He reminded Mr. • Office children in the hour of sottow had been burned and paK of tho ma­ places on committees. "adbrooko of the fact that some 20 against them. , MOLLA ELIM INATED chinery was put out of business. Since years ago he was In Sanford having in * Tfce AnorlstrZ I*rr«s) * Residents of Ormond^ Beach, the Two Hawaiian* g * v » an WASHINGTON, March 7.— Dur- the Southern Utilities Co. have two •®«dc tho river trip at that time' and winter resort across the river, from MENTONE, March 7.— Mrs. Mol- after being indisposed for several dayi Qrmond, greeted the president at the ment at the Princeaa theatre _ _remembers tho place very Well ing tho two years, of the Harding ad­ machines nnd they were in separate *nd will be delighted to como hero ministration cnding-March 4, almost department* only one o f them was In Bjurstedt Mallory, American cham- with lagrlppe. tgSijiii 18th hole with cheers and applause after the first shots, givlitg 1 lections on. HawdiUn fcul »ome time in thc future and try out a hundred thousand employes have put out of business and )he gas sup­ plon, was eliminated In the s e c o n d -----------------------that plainly were a bit disconcerting were greatly enjoyed; T b fy link., v. been separated from government ser­ ply will be the same ns usual with no round of the womens’ singles In the ' A hick town h one where every to the executive as he missed. J. II. MintermlsUr Music vin'. according to tabulation, made at no interruption of service. The floor Men tone lawn tennis tournament yes- .body knows how much old Tightwad Buildings going up and property is are giving music lesson* 0 American Legion Circus starts the-direction of Mr; Harding, U was and roof will he replaced at once with terdny, losing to Miss Cndio o f Eng-' Smith has deposited In the First NaUr* teaching Hawaiian ntt :xt wcek nnd promiaes a good time. announced at the white house today. steel structural wofk ti^at will bo land, 0-0,7-6. selling. ' '• . tional. . NOT ARMED Mosquito day in Sanford was cnrritd out, according to the orinignl program, dddrcssca being made, in both the high school ami grammar school by Major Chester A. Wilson of the Florida State Ilntrd of Health. In his talks at both schools Major Wilson very clenry and forcibly de’. tailed the necessity for careful ob­ servance of the elimination measures prescribed by tho state board of health. ' . Despite the general belief that mos­ quitoes can breed in trees nnd sand, Major wilson stated that water wns the only place in which it was pos­ sible for them’ to propagate and that where neighborhoods were especial­ ly afflicted with mosquitoes a care­ ful investigation would disclose the fact thnt opportunities had been per­ mitted to exist, permitting them to breed. These especially were old re­ ceptacles such as tin cans, bottles, rain barrels, gutters, etc., and innsmuch ns the mosquito carries the den­ gue und yellow fever germs and trav­ els less than fifty yards from its breeding place, these sections could . .- ■ ■ 1 ’ f �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923 « PAGE SIX ■t — rrw Mrs. Sv D. Chittenden returned from Daytona Ilcach yesterday where she spent the week end and is again with her daughter, Mrs. Walter )Vlght. KNOW S what their future will be, hence the need of providing for it NOW ! You can make no mistake in opening a bank account at Our Savings Department, depositing each week dnd have 4% Interest Mrs. W. II. llolden And son Ilillle, Mrs. J. N. Hobson and gtest Mrs. J. 0. Strong of Havnna, Cuba, ac­ companied Father Roger Anderson to Orlando yesterday afternoon where he prcachctl last evening at the Ca­ thedral. He will preach there 'again this evening. W EEK’S WEATHER Conoccasional The Jennie Spaulding Circle met Wednesday Afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Frank Ixtssing. One new mem­ pernture above normal beginning of ber Joined. The aftornoop was spent week and ubout normal thereafter. in an interesting study o f thu scrip­ added to your savings. ture. During the social hour the hos­ This means future protection. tess, assisted by Mrs.. Herbert Spoir served t» delicious salud course. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Herbert Spoir. ’Ail the Baptist Indies of the Heights arc invited to attend. And the weather continues to be Florida weather. A N N U A L LINEN SHOWER Don’t forget the annual linen show­ A COMMUNITY DUILDER C. D. Ilrumley, of Chuluotn was er for' the hospital. Let'* nil pull to­ among the visitors to the city today. gether. and make this shower « tre­ II. P. WHITNER, Cashier F. P. FORSTER. President mendous success. Each church has n We can look for President Harding chairman appointed nnd you can find (Ait from them whnt is needed. Mrs. nnd the' “ first lady" of the land most Mr. and Mrs..E. A. Douglass are A. E. Hill is chairman o f the shower any time now. • spending several days nt Lake Stearns and will be glad to tell you things 'Dr. Quirk of Watkins, N. Y., who needed. A special Hale of these articles on business. will be held next week by- Speer & Is spending .the winter nt his home MR8. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Hryan Rturmun who is in Orlando Son, Yowcll Co., nnd Churchwcll Co. in Geneva was in the city today. Phona 217-W oil business, spent the week-end here I t ; * « U r * m nr »rlr«S * i h l l l u t o Tho County Commissioners met to­ ST. AGNES GUILD —4 f r o « « r o s o l a s o r r o n i l n s with his wife nnd Imby. Bf I f f m n r * B itlrria tR ln i* w rit day and transacted business of im­ The members of the St. Agnei Guild • P M l l I r a r 4 in D i l i d r p a r l w f B f , r . U I n * parlance, the proceedings to he given mr Ifltp liB M ik» Il vtli were entertained yesterday Afternoon Mrt and Mrs. William Ileardall of • o o a i lo • n n r r o l « l «-4 in full in n Inter issue. „ Orlnitdo spent the day liere yesterday by Mrs. Julius Tnknch at her home SOCIAL CALEND AR on Eleventh street. visiting friends. Senator Igou nnd Dr. Moore of Although this was nob the regular Tuesday—Junior Class of S. II. R. will Eustis were -among the prominent business meeting, a few matters of present ploy “ Teddy, the Runaway" visitors in the cit^ today and their importance were discussed, among nt the high school auditorium. many friends were glad to see them. » them being the annual Easter ball, Tuesday—Circle No. 2 of the Metho­ which will lie given Monday, April 2, dist church*meets nt the home of John McCauley and Frank Jevney Mira Julia Znchnrt, a popular Htnnt tho Parjsh House. Mrs. I, W. Hughey, 209 K. Fifth who nre making 1-nkc Mary head­ ikT.t nt Woman’s College.Tallahassee, j A fter the butenes* had been at- quarters for n few weeks with their Ht., at 2 p. m. i-i hiii ndii'ie a few days here with her i. nilt-d to. tho members snoot tho nffamilies were in the i-iy today. They Wednesday—Girin Friendly Society nre from Cumberland, Md. holds its regular meeting at the home of Miss Georgia Moblc-y on Oak avenue nt -1 p. m. Thunulny— Rusinom and Professional Women’s Club meets'at tin* home of Mrs. John l-eonartli, 711 Onk ave., at 8 p. m. Thursday— Mrs. W. T. I-nngh-y will entertain the momls-rs of the Mi-rrie Matrons Rridgc Club nt her home at. 3 p. m. Friday—II. Y. P. U. social at the home o f Miss Rentrice Martin on Celery x\venue. All menilH-rs and fminis ore invited. Friday—Mr*. It. J.* Holly will enter­ tain the members of the Rook lo v ­ ers club at her home on Park nvt-., “ nt 3:30 p’. m. Friday—Mothers Club will meet nt the home of Mrs. M. ,Miiuirik on I-nurvl nve., nt 3:30 p. m. Friday—Regular monthly meeting of the Ralllc Harrison Chapter N, S. I). A. R. will in- held at the home of Mrs. F. F. I Hit ton at' 3 o'clock. . Rraxton Raggett ami ■i..icr motored to Clerwhere they upent the Mr. nnd Mrs. I). I.. Thrasher mo­ tored to Kurt is ye sterday where they, went to see the latter’s father, K. I,. Ferrnn, who leaves shortly for Bal­ timore. where he goes for treatment. AM ERICAN LEGION’S UK CIRCUS Beautiful Diamond King fir: t prize to the Hucccanful seller, Three other prize* given to those inlcrcatcil jn the work. Now is theitime to gel busy See the American Lefifion Circus Committee Call on Jr.e Chittenden. Post Comamndcr, Chnmhcr of Com mercc Building, or J. S. Roberts. Manager American Legion's Circus aH H BaBaanaBBaaaaBHaaaiiaaaKRHiaaBBaEniM aaaaiiaaaaHa: O n e j’eason why Ilupmobile owners are §o set in theii refusal to consider any other car is that it continues to j?ivc them superb feer• , • vice beyond the ordinary life of a motor car. • New and Reduced Prices Effective January First Open Day and'NIght deemed according to Inw Tax Deed will issue thereon on the 7th dny of March' A. D. 1923. WITNESS my official signature and seal this the 29th dny of January, A/D. 1923. < (S K A I.) K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. ’ By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Also: Tnx certificate No. 203, dut!-30: 2-G-13-20-27; 3-C-fltc 0(1 the 7th dny of ,lune, A. D. 1920, has filed said certificate in my office and has made application fo r" Tax Deed to tastic in accordance with law. Statutes of thiv State of Florida Notice is hereby given that II. Pitt, Ipg, described property situuted in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Ipdrchsrer of Tux Certificate No. 241, Kc*. SE cor. o f NE 1-1 yf NW 1-4, j doted the 2nd dny o f June. A. I). 1919, Sec. 7, Twp. 20 S. Range 30 E., run !har. filed said ceitificnte in my office, N*. 11.08 ch., N. Gil deg. W. 1(3 ch., S 1iynl lies made nirplicntion for Tax 11^8 'ch., E. lfl ch., IS acres. Said I Deed to 1r.*ue in accordance with law. land being assessed at the dste of tho ; Said certificate embraces the follow­ itcunivc o ' such certificate in the ! ing descrited properly situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: NW. name of Unknown. . Aico; . Tax Certifirato No. 203, 1-1 of NW. 1-1, Sec. 19, Twp. 20 S., dated tho 7th dny of June, A. D. 1920, ! Range 32 East. JO acre}. The raid has filed said certificate in my office land being untested at the date of the r.r.d has rnado application for Tax issuance of such certificate in. the Deed to Jssuc in ncordancc with law. nnmo of Unknown. Unless said certi- ELSIE FERGUSON /he atory is of a nun who goes down into the dopths and is re­ claimed b y . a woman whom he ucks to cast o ff whun he becomes rehabilitated only to find real love which brings peace standing. and under­ - T 0 ,M O R R 0 w Katherine McDonald in Ddmestic Relations” SEE CATH RAE Said certificate embraces the follow­ Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Rank ing described property - situated in MARCH 13th, 14th and 15th Scminolu County, Floridn, to-wit: Reg. 10.13 ch. W and 11.35 ch. S. of NE. All Inarms cor. o f See. 7, Twp. 20, S. Range 30 E. Run W. 12.50 ch. S. 21/19 ch.. K 10 ch., S. 7.18 ch., E;2.5G ch., N 28.87 Daily Herald dp sale at Joe’s Smoke ch.r 28 acres. Said land being assess­ House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd ed at the date of the isruancc of such Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf cirtificntc in the name o f Unknown!. Also: Tax Certificate No. 202, dat­ ed the 7th day of June, A. I). 1920, BRUKiiUSMCMiiBnBnfianMuauRSRifBjaaaKBaHaDMRUBnaaMHaaaBaiii has filed Said certificate in niy< office .lust Arrived another fresh shipment of these Good Candles and has mmio application for \Tnx Deed to issuo In accordance with Juw. Conte nnd gel Said certificate embraces the follow­ Your Box ing described pioperty situated in Seminole County, Floridu, to-wit: NK 1-1 (less 8. 15 acres o f S\\s 1-1 ;unl beg. 11.38 ch. K and 0.31 ch. S. of NW. cor., run R. 20.12 ch.. E 10 ch.,1 R. 7.1H ch., K. 2.50 ch.. N. 28.78 rh., W 2.03 ch.. N. 5.03 ch., W. 9.93 ch.), Roc. ■Rcxall Store Authorized Kastman Kodak Agcnry 7, Twp, 20 S., Range 30 K. I Hi acres. PHONE 325 Sanford, Florida tta c D D y tn n n v is tin t'r .itR D itr jK D n s iu n u E B s iiU B a a s is iitia iR u iim T R Y OUR SANFORD M A ID BREAD Twenty-five young Indies, friends and allies of the Am en can Legion, arc wanted (o ejifer the campaign for selling Senson Tickets for tho „ . Deed to Ikbuc in accordance with Inw. Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described properly situated in Seminole County, Florida, Jo-wlt: Hen. 11-38 ch. E. and 0.31 ch. S. of NW .xor. of NK 1-1 Sec. 7>Twp. 20 S., Range *J0 K., run S 5.03 ch., K. 9.03 ch., N. 5.03 ch., W. 9.93 ch., 5 acres. Said land being ncsessed at the dntc of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Unknown. Ladies' Rost Room Hanford, Fla., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue - Distributors Seminole and I*nke‘ Counties ‘ j fa * i * 4 • One of pie la rg est and Most Up-to-date Drive-in Filling ' _ Stations in this part of the state - AN ENJOYARI-F AFFAIR The fart-that N. .1. I.illard nnd Geo. ShipjM* were born nil the same day of the month was the cause o f a de­ lightful double birthday party at the coxy homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. I.illard on.the Heights last evening, when u number of neighbors and friends gath­ ered to wish "Uncle SI" nil'll George' many happy‘ returns of the day. The former is Cl years young, while the latter admits to forty warm summers nnd hni-l f.illi-and winters. Social games ami eouversalioii— rag chewing, were engaged in until de­ licious refreshments were served to w Ilu.Ii ample Justice was done. The affair was n complete surprise, to tho two good neighbor*, hut they rose no­ bly to the"occasion nnd ate fiir more than their fair share of the good thinics set before them. , At a late hour the guests departed wishing their hosts many happy re­ turns of the dny. Those enjoying this ddiglifiil a f­ fair were Mr. ami Mrs. Dwight Hnbhelt, Mr. ami Mis. Hurry Kent, Mr. ami Mrs. H. A. Neel, Mr. and Mrs. George Shlppe, Misses Velma, Mnry and AliCe Shippe, Masters Acey and Andrew Carrawhy and Lewis Shippe. ARMY PLANES READY FOR W. INDIES TR Ii A crixp loaf on your table this evening would ndd much to your ntral. A gi nd nose would lie tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Uuke Shop, inhaling the odors of nil our uppctlsjng, wholesome goodies. William Branch and DcWitt Miller of Orlando wgre ig the city today, coming up to attend n meeting of the Rotary Club ami tie y u reived n warm greeting from tien many Sanford frit-nd.i. Next to Princess Theatre W. A. Conk, landscape architect of Kcnsunor liras., of Oneco, is in tincity on btisinc.n of liigbwuy beautifi­ cation ami better homes and yards and will make several addresses while 10 Stores in Georgia 1 Store in Florida Wednesday, 10 a. in. is g“ the day that Block 10, Chapman & Tucker’s 55 Sanford’s New Store Addition is to he sold at SS auction; ' S2 IlUSlNKSS AND Phone 127 PROFESSION A! WOMEN. ATTENTION Members of tin- Rusincss Profes­ sional Women’s club and all business women are especially invited to hear the. address of Mrs. Lena Lake For­ rest, president of the National Fed­ eration of tin- Rusincss & Profession­ al Women’s Clubs, nt the Sorosis club in Orlando this evening at 8 p. m. I n o b s e rv a n c e o f S ilk W e e k A t C h u r c h w e lls ’ A N I) .MRS. P H IL P IT T HURT IN SMASH UP Their automobile crashing into n machine beside the road which had been burned ami abandoned, R. Ernest Phiipitt, of Jacksonville and MIami, nnd his wife, wore injured Sundny night, out of Sanford on their way to Orlando. Mrs. Phiipitt was rut severely njjogt the face nnd hands nnd her husband was cut and bruised. Roth wore broiigW to n local hotel and attendlug pnyslcinns said yesterday their injuries were not serious.—Orlando Sentinel. . PAISLEY GEORGETTE Y a r d ...................... ■■ an gg Ja a* gj uv gg JjJJ un us JjJJ ■* B« PAISLEY CREPE DE CHINE •Y-iril CREPE DE CHINE, CANTON CREPE, ^ ard....... ...... GEORGETTE, Yard ...... KINGING, DANCING, SKATING RACING. L A K E M ARY SKATING ACADEMY, W EDNESDAY NIGHT. 293-211 The best bet on Real 5 Estate row without a 5 doubt, is the 12 lots on ■ Union Avenue, which isj5 an extension o f Second St.— Worsham Auction g Company. * Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Scctiun 575 of the General Statute*) of the Slate of Florida ' Notico is hereby given that Frank Kvann, purchaser of Tax Certificate TA FFE TA AND SATIN, Yard LX I 'V ' �. X: M'Vr PAGE TWO -z •A' t * d . ; ■ • 1 — r —--------- ------------All cities have the same problems. Bartow Is in the midst of a bad time j and the Record in big headlines want* tiuiidiiiK, 107 |to know if that city will make a enm_____ Jpaijfii for memberships in the Cham- Sanford Daily Herald /„ „ .„ . . Jn, hi iiir lim it* M,« " olu The Herald Printing1Co.' tHr ot Commerce in order to retain tlni secretary mid the band or lose p i iit.i *11 i 'i i 4 both of them, .And thus it gocaAWe Itdllor II. J. HOI. 1.1 are in a continual sweat to keep what S rrr.m rr - T f f« * n r r r ft. J. M l . I . M i l l I l r n r m t Slit M ir e r he have ami make our city bigger and II. a . M A d i r r t U l n a Mnmurer It, « , IIOl.I.V . better and all would be well if every Jlndf Kmum nn A d t r r l U I n * H a ir s citizen in every city would do hi* A n d Ira I Ion I.inV IS S l l i r i ’ I'trrulnllnh Wmtnacr part. No rhaniher of commerce re­ • I’ hnno U*^\V Hil r » 3 rceiver the whole hearted support of the commiinily. There arc too nttyiy Suharrlrtlun I'rtr r In A d m n r r Our Y n r . . -----SflJMI aiar people willing to lay down on the job till Mentha .. . m ....— . . . ----j and let tin* other fellow spend his l l r l l t r r r d In c i t r b r I n r r l r r Oar W >fk . ............. 13 Crnta money and time in making the "hold* T he Ills 13- to I S - p » * r VVrrklp l l r r - back'' rich. YoU see them right here nld rntlrrlp- m m » Sc m ln nlf I'nunljr nnd la piitillahrd r r r r r 1'rldnr. A d i r r - in Sanford. llalna ralr a- ntndr k n o n n an nrnllrn ----------o----------linn. *3.00 |irr | rn r, n tw nin In nilm n rr. W H A T LAK E LAN D T H IN K S OF m i : h i i i : ii t u b a s k o i -t a t b i * i m i k i s . GOLF T h « Associated l*rcsa la rxSIusIv et y! >->ii ' V f , , <‘ -!'uV ' h i ,U » H i - : t TH E HANFORD D A IL Y HERAI.D, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7,_I923 j 1 * —■ ■ — which are> likely to hold a small amount of water— these are often ob­ scure offenders. 4. Tightly screen all opening* to tile house. Screen fireplace openings nnd chimneys. Whenever a citizen leaves the com­ munity for an extended visit or va­ cation it is advised that nil toilet fix­ tures be druined and Use water cut off. The city manager is considering a plan of increased inspection service. Inspectors will ' bo instructed to vig­ orously prosecute all violators of the ordinance provisions. The success or failure of any mos­ quito enmpnign depends upon the hearty co-operation given it by ev­ ery citizen.— Bartow Itecord. Articles similar to the foregoing have been printed in nearly every newspaper in Florida, " ■" ™ the best kind' df 'container and that light wire trays arranged on the crates, would be much better.. But these details are something for the growers nnd the buyers to work out? the people of South Florida are most­ ly concerned about the development of the winter strawberry industry ni i) commercial proposition of vast nnd ever-growing importance.— lakeland Stnr Telegram. — — -------- o ------------------ - F. \V. MAHONEY Another pioneer. citizen and one whom we alb loved, has passed into the great beyond. More and more n3 the days go by wo begin to rcalizo that we are getting old ns the old friends one by one pass away and we are le ft with only memories of other days. F. W. Mahoney was orto of,the most m l K Ini In tin* line fo r reimtillcation of progressive citizens in Sanford nnd The state board of health distrib­ lilt new s rtlaimlclicH credited Id It or sol ’nthrrwlnu credited In thin (inner, Lakeland will make n drive for $!15,- uted literature throughout the-state had the vis'ion. of a great city here nnd also the local news qubllalietl ’j 000 to be expended on the site and «<;nt its ngent* to various com­ oh the banks of the St. Johns, He haraln. . . . — present . munities urging the people to begin had these visions when he.canto to .. ............................................................ * ‘ hcJ" >,f " " k* •>nfctin* fight before the first swarms are Shnfirtxl in the early dnys and he conn n irri i i i : ii VI.u n V i u i n n . i*aonr t4*tj *x’<?n bole golf eoursiv nnd club bouse. linued to have them until, the day of Wc do not know the condition of their h(itched out. 1• ' but it evidently Our own city health officer in pub- bis denth, and never lost faith in the __ j does nut suit them nnd they _think , liestatements two months ago ntress- city to which In* gave his ilnswerving I enough of thU great game to expend j od the importance of beginning the allegiance. Hu was loved and respect­ | S-lfbOOb additional on making a real light early— gutting the stjrt on the ed nnd honon-I by everyone with whom he Came into contact and he gdlf dub houso and better links. There dangerous pests. was one of th.'-** noble natures of President Hunting likes the uni-i not n growing city in the United Various county medical .*imletics| . which it can in* truthfully raid that forms of the Jacksonville police. Won Staten regardless of raze that is with { the world was nil the hotter for his der if he will like the uniforms o f i out a gopd golf course as this game no doubt that the Hillslxirough fouri-' having lived in it. Wc .hnll miss F. the Hanford polfefi j has lieeomd a national pasthile and in ty Medical -society will agree with; ■W, Mahoney in Hanford and those.of • -- --------0---- — ‘ Florida, the winter playground o f the Health Officer Harris. . , , , , , , _ i, ■i ,t ti.s who have known him for the past We M o no reason.for a hank ciffl* nation it Js Imperative tKatttho difBut our city manager evidently I ... , . , ,, ■ , . , twenty yenrr. or more will miss him dnl loiing his mind. Now when It forent cities and towns luivu at least . does not hold the opinion of these mnnF r, r. *m Ei.. . Mi,, u is f, i' mi , 1.1, <uUio ft * n ; most for he Wan u friend once nnd a comes to the man with notes in th c ;„ m. fts„,d golf nurnd. 11 allied snnilarinnjt In very high es bank— Well, that's different. lie has! Hanford is fortunate indeed to have friend always. Big *>f heart, strong teem, lie ha.s taken the direction of some excuse for going crazy. such n line,golf course nnd nnne than the tani|Uilgn against mosquitoes in character he died ti* la* had lived— . , ------ — — •*fortunate to have the beautiful stir- away front the man the city is paying peacefully mnl with no fear* o f the , A scientific1 -iian. shark has .discovered i.u - it. con mo ^ „ n,| (j^, flue club house nnd n good salary because o f his supposed future. In the death o f F. W, Mahon­ ey Hanford has lost a loyal citizen, tint u t.ui mu,, out n M|iiuti the additional buildings noede<|. needed,Then equipment fur such work, and is quotran probably go still j grapt ru t. » ri,n l,ro •* 1-v ** 1 • is i* nothing nothin# better belter in the state stale slihomrlt although t.,i ns saving that “ he docs not believe a progressive citizen, a worker in the ranks until his health fniled him and farther and bring out— Well, you Hay thne are many larger courses and •hebc is occasion for the employment # a mail who will be missed In many many that can boast o f more munifi­ of a ‘mosquito .-quad’ ot the present > «• cent huiidfngs but for n real nine-hole tifc.e, nor would "there hi* until rain circles where be used his substance Kljsltnmce says that the Kti Klux courMj with plenty of water Imzani falls and brings-about danger of wa- for the benefit of his fellow man. Klnn nnd the Anll-KInn me IhAIi had for a scene of beauty.and with an o r-j ter standing ill cans and other n i^i-p•a Ft r» j for that community nnd th y should niige grove in the* midst o f the golflfncles in yards. fit fu distmml. if Imth partit-s cisn ,ry 1grouniis it is certain tiint H.itifni-.! fillip Tills in the fine of the urging ami fm fit their differences tin- luniiuiriil: will compare favorably with any of them. ple-ldilig of the liighi -l lilitlim 1 t.i j ot* a-i y lie much heller in every way. R3 And the Sanford roar >_* is well worth health iuul .aiiutatton. fQ \ --- •— o— — the |.riie and every public (tinted ri* Meant inn*. moii)Ui(itt" :im * biei-ding v “ Worst Snow of Winter F*r'hc Urri ri _ *;t lilt* i iitti:} \ alifiyjil * . ir •■11 ;i #3 S3 o t f ■U r r b y th e twilSleii-*, 1; t* a n n n p h as^ tli? . Pittsburg" say* headlines in jifijn r a mt nilxtr. F* R .u ;..hiii»siuii, but it is the liainful truth. ' yesterday, It hanily seems pon-dhle -a Ft •u .!* t m Ft F4 <lift* c»ilf 1'ifUl^t* i’1oil* *»f mu ifmi l Toni]>ii Time (.(.I -* while w*o are basking hi the warmth I’Wl »’ of the sun of real summertime hen ItEIIE L I'F l'I. POISTKHS AS —----- ------ O— ——— TH E lit I.KS OF HEALTH 1* in Sanford. (iA B D S NO -M .Nt E LAW T H E n t E N d l (UHL'S l l l ’H B A M L FROM OTHER Fieiuh gill *'Were n* ked by a Pari* No better ** t of health rules, per- ..\ , “ j - *** **tlmo R K H iaB aB aB aH «aaaaaH B H H K B aB »aB aciiaaB iiaR i]B aaiia«V R I> fore any considerable length of ti a % V* had passed the ehlire state would bo a a under conditions, which would stimu­ a a late the cattle 'industry nnd cause* a a large capital to again enter the busi­ a ness which has proven so great a a a success in the past years,— Palatka a a News. a -------i— 0-----------a a Ri Hi h i Ni ' k i h t in m h i rx ■ ■ w a a fcl Make nn agreement with yourself to de­ a *4 ■ posit n certain sum with the PEOPLES a Fl Ra a H A N K o f Sanford over>’ week, for fifty-tw o !■ a R* an Ft Ra Ra Rs RU K* Rs l*i a A n A greem en t W i t h Y o u r s e lf PUBLIC FORUM 5 \ a a OltfJANIZE, CO-OPEBATB, BL’ILp BETTER ROADS. CHAjlGB LESS FOR LETTUCE, AND THEN . HOME. . a a H f a 'a I a II ■ H weeks, or every month, for twelve months. , •: r | i F ^ J _ c t ’ ;' • -»« }T . j • Whatever the amount is, save U regu­ larly nnd you will succeed. ; • : -•s , • 1 a ■ t -11 : t i : a ■ ‘ sa This institution wishes to help you to win financial independence. a The Sanford Herald, While I am not a voter o f Scttii-l nole county, Miami having been my a A L L DEPOSITS INSURED home for the past two years, yet I ■ a nni one of the largest, if not the lar­ ■ a ged taxpayer In the Ovlcdo-Iowa ci­ a a ty section of.Seminole county. Having! JJ a been an Iow;| editor for twelve years, a a a I was in life Habit o f expressing my- a a seif plainly on public questions of in J Sanford, Florida : tercst. For the above reasons I beg ■ fi.. j(;1 , a.-ari 1-V, r *'r . . 4 indulgence. a 1 ! Of late I have had occasion to mlike several trips over that awful five] miles o f road in Seminole county, lend- p,,r fQ|. overhead and other expenses, era. There 1* talk of regulating there ing from the excellent Ovlcdo-Gcnova i Were I a trucker In Sanford, as I commission men by a state* law, pat. road to the river on Um way to Titus-. ( nm in the Oviedo-Iuwa section. I ting them under b.»nd to comply with vdte. Ih*il five mile : of ixiad i* surc-j w;)u|(| organize the truckers in a Im-Jy the law. Hay to your legislators, five ly n disgrace to any county, nm! oft*- j nnd go to tho hotel men o f Sanford us a good law, regulating thi -e mm, (wcially to Hbniinohi county witii her , nml say to them: Sanford is tlic seat or we will get you. many othei fim- p-..•ntument roads. I. v - j0f celery and lettuce raising, in the The truckers and citrus men should tty time that I have gone over that Mn(l. „ f Florida that leads all other organize nnd co-operato to prevent, m road, I have promised myself that 1 *tat(*s in the United Htiitcs. If you they do in California, the shipment of would, not make that short cut again cannot afford ,tn servo these home immature fruit nnd truck. You have until the road was in better shape, products to tourist i and. others, to seen what it has meant each n-a-un ■hut each time as I reached the turn­ advertise our sect ion, we Will furnish to ship fruit while it vvaa green, with ing (iff place nnd thought of the long you with lettuce and celery free du­ the result that the market was ruined way a round over the rough road from ring the losiri.-t season, if you will for weeks or longer. You have aho Sanford to New Smyrna and over the serve them free ns nn auverlftement seen the name thing dune with lettuce rougher road from New Smyrna to o f our section. ■ ' • and sclery. This last year was a hotTitusville, through Turnbull Ham­ If the people uf this county could able example in tin* shipment of n). mock, I have taken the !i irti r road to travel over Dado county'ns I have cry. As an example, I had -ome fire *-%r from Mims, in spite of the fact that done, nnd could see the line citrus celery, eight acres o f.good tuir, and my car has liecn thmmg d on that road gloves and truck farm*, with no sign, 1 sold the whole field at S;:.nct ;l rr.itr, (evei'ol times. of fences, with no razor-bnek hog*; rjitting it when tin* buyer wanted it. They now have a fin, ti ml-surfac­ ami lick-t nten euttle rtinnirg nt large, ^ ‘COUli " “ Id have sold the next -i\ mrn ed road from Munc :*» . niijt* t lit * vide you would lire up in yiui might and to *" the same Rum<' f,;irl> for ?-’.i*> n irate, uf Houthniore, n dUta.ice of eight ay to your legislator?!, you will either wn3 holding it for $-’ .M(i. In the miles. While that i* line far ns it |, K,..!uie against free range of cat- ncxl r,'w ‘*n>a “ h't of immature hew goes, it docs not help (.ne over tin tie and hogs, nr we will raise hades French strain was placed on the ta-wfour miles of had ruaff ca -t of the riv- with you not only with our voles, but *'t l* KrL‘" n an'* "hipped three week* cr nnd that awful nightmare of sand Lin other ways, , befon* it was matured, with the* anti ltog in Seminole county. In spile I A ? a* former II. S. Marshal, I cam.* El,' t Dial tin? market was knockrj of the nine mdi*s ot bad toad i a**t and up agat?!**! crooked commitesIon men, * vhigh and lia ■ been knot kid ever west i f the river, manj |ieopb* trnv.*l no* nwho fobbed the Ituckors nnd cit- since. Mad wc had an organization or over this toad iL.ily in thy weather, ru?* men in tulrrsiate shipments. In 4t .iltile law to prevent such .•lupnunU because it i-= so initch shorter than Florida I knew of places where *o- tin* market would have remained in*u>! via New Smyrna. It Hcniiimb* r'>11nty . vdjt1’d.,t,'" in:ii?r- 1o?i tucu. who liavu eti- nud (itojile Would, have got ten goo.i ifour that she cannot make a t ied into a combiiintion among ?tu(T to eat and all would have made permanent load iff her five miles, hIi ** tlieiosijves to du the rairirs o f etops money on their prod Oct*, m-tt-ail of an tit l ast clay tn** sandy pait of tiie queen's tai-tc. whatever that hmj’ many losing. .So 1 any to you, let ut road and clny and *nnd the boggy part mean. They order perishable* nnd ' °rfianise und co-operalt*. of the road. If she is too poor In do tl.Vr* tefura* them. The express agent •*. R. M00BE. th!*, then for goodness sake and the turn* over the refused stuff to other , f ^ wnnt A L L tho N*KWS, and afee of the traveling public, put up commission men for the express char- wnnt it* FJtK.SM from the wire. zr.J a sign to that effect, advertising that ges anti « * much more ns he can get. wnill u ,R |ct?iMc ar.d in a icgtuie poverty, and keep peiijilt? off tlic* road. I fra t ew man seil? it to the original before it gets stale, subscribe new for Three weeks ago 1 wm?k marooned man for express charges. The** '*'* e> riVip- tj1(l Daily Herald nml you will rare about a mile* west of the river for rorr.te in Jhts way. They d<> not do a get what you want. three hours, wititinj; r*o- cejii f. Any*-ti I PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD s Although th will he a -■trriiuFlorida \wlc0mp4 President Hard­ magazine to tme which nation they' hape. fins ever tv;en devised *thatl the coining station ing and hi* estimnhlu wife. The edi- would* 11 L•* In have their fliltire lui . this. ,.f the Life Ex;»n«ioti Institute oiis effort mad ! fc'iiin - lirll‘*ug t*.. if hi*■wi re tint Fri-j-i t, (.! N. ,*, y.nk I’.tv Here they an : of the legit Lit; * t(* PUtIi through a those who , a warm welcome Lo wc fe< 1 that lie ;. ill*I Hi 1.-.hat i>' ISiln- - or prt tit 1 \ ( •■ : il.'lte e v e i v ro om v**u tneU - “tale I***- fi-tii t invar ore, hove closely ’.vrstcluMsthe trend’ ffom • are alm(p(t ‘ riui iil.i rtUn-ns amt w-j Ihjji Wt»Udd like Ii! in to Ik- engaged. * . are ijuil? «uri* that win-n Pre-idi-m Nr u lj Ofi.lk'KI n pi ii*s ca inr in, ... ■ :tI* I poroii- the vriii*!!.. 1 eintiei fear that KUcll J, Wirtr livrhi Hurtling hn* discarded b.i* caics of (hr i rptiPt. nml tif . h**-i* 11mm i a project will meet with (long oppo-* t liftlu—. office he will rutne t*> Florid:t an*! ri j fivj lhe ho^haml to hi* Alltel.* II ! t •L S f t ’U fi’J \ if-dtMio occujmliou and viltott, which * ill lie augmented by nr. nmin for several months every win-! uly rftin** next will* 2,000 and then i active lobby applied by tire stsc-'kI i*i3i, ter. And if he ever n-v ■ Hanford nr nnc Imnl with 1.fino. No other mil jnn men who ill work a.* an organized I, Sleetl out, if you CU11. conies*over and tuki * « day oil ourj t iiine nr*. high as 40ti vyle*. .'*. Breathe deeply. golf links and a day fishing it will j There F, however, a well ground­ <i. Avoid qvi-rcating and’orerwelglit, The manufacturer was the fnfdnte In* diffii Ujl to drug him back to Wash-; In (inifi - loti* with votes. Next, 7. Eat sparingly of meats and of ed belief lira* there may Ik* passed a ; ington even now. measure upon a local roption luisis. curiously enough, came the ictelilist egg*. with JI.OUO. Then the banker with H. Eat some hard. *om*. bulky, and allowing c*<mtties to vote upon the Despatches from Flight if! *uy that mm mil! th* tini\I* ;jt' ' ir witii 1.tlllll. k jodjirt, wit h*be proviso tha‘ should *. ‘ io ia te iim it n ie viuii loiraness, but - hi * ?a*,v toinl Haig A- Haig are g o in g .m l of l.c*ithe mca-oii carry, in .c.v or the nm Seminole county man with any tdinmr g t till* tuff fit i as lit tie as t i n y can h. Lot 1.wiy SINGING; DANl lNii, SnVIISn, h 1 i.i r*. hi ,:hiv i*.ilit-ii, - "* V ,t !!!•!>.* oh (mount of tin fin t tli ii tln ir* ftl-i* \lilt i aim '*i f r *nt aov V.I I.MI1 1 in . 1' * .1. i f water, rtitei tttdly joiily, (.* ,i ( (unties mu voting ranh in his make-up, would have blushed get by with. Then they hold up the RACING, L A K E MARY SKATING whiskey t* too high prireil f*o lb* whn WI*1ill’ll li:.'i 111) ■liiifnl to vouiitie, would immediately coff.c with shame, could lie have heard the * cotmlyra .for afl they can get. and ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. tn* an and externally. drinkers of the “ wood alcohol period" * 2i>3-2tc ... .. .. . army or nayy' off her. Neither: did any ....... .......... thoroughly, regularly into the fold and be embraced under remark* mnde by trawlers. I f the j thla U pat , i alung to the conauni* 11. Evucuate such rules and regulations ns the county will do nothing nral will con­ "! ' Wldlt their husbands to b and frequently, price paid in Mondn they would be. ;l|lill. (.mi,)oytfa. Uul nw, Ttm W(mu,n wtir>,. y> *Stand, tinue tq leavtf the road open, then Jet measure dtmdd cam*. ' . r. . --- iiKii ' »*M.I * I ru n m f csit h tiiiM nnd walk m im erect. Hu. ran inK MU, Uftvntu ...Uti, , B IIZ lB ® tt*H P It^ Z ’ U t!H e'rtttn iB W RIIaBIIHBBHBBIIHBBBBBBBBBIIXBaBBBIIM willing to go. right on and ep ja rge^ ,, iiviall>r husbands and 111 thought Td. in , not ull-.vv poi *ns and infccIf such a law shidl para there th otrmni tt« private p.utli i ean- iinaHuaaBasnBtmauDiiaQKflaiiBnnniBHBnBBaBMBaHBHBRUxanaxia Si not d*v wolk on the road) raize l»y pubR " their distillery. Il.eir dec,-ion .*] |irb(. flRhtin , wa, enter tl„ l,.,,Iv. fighting wan gnu t ennugii pru ■■ should be tipulatiens and allowanc­ worth something to. the people of Itii as lie subicriptiou, enough fit least te*< ion to volt* for. Eighteen though*. I 11. Keep the teeth, gums ami the es Incorporated *in the parent docu­ as time. It deiuuiistrati .-> that she niakei temporary relief. Wt* gavo $ 2 .7 .0 1 1 Lot: an ■a Ttiik* would be de*intble its mate**. tongue clean, ment which would Ik? sufficiently as of the old time liquor have nil quit year for that purpose and will repeat 25 aa Thi only tiling tha* Iteally stand­ in moderation. clastic t** permit such counties ns a a aa and the cheap rascals are making a • he d'lfe. Th;* rounty roiutnissiooers out i t|lo (U'eferenee f.*r Aoiec'ca !‘* K* i |i -erct i>. might i> mi e t.t endorse the nuMnUi* ma aa poison that would kill a mule. And what i?t the Ur e, long as r.rt aa men Hctoml tli.it, 7hi* on* . o ,ti!i|.\ Th. e rub*, at.c simple, clear nail at an clcitnin, lu hold nn election at a a :i ■« this poison whiskey v .1! do mure to tin- it -*ult , lIn mule you are i olivim tin? four.mile* of had m adjit tto-nmn* an ■B fundamental. To observe them fully later date, when the stockmen secur­ ■ a m a stop drinking than any other agency. aa eil that you m-vr can tt-11 vvliat a wo­ may be impossible, but a reasonable ed a change iff heart; and if upon land cast o f the river leinatns as it 0*1 Those who drink it will soon be dead. aa HN man "ill want.—Jaek-unvdh Journal, sand continuous effort to do so would the second vote the project should re­ Is. That is r.o excuse. I f that county BB • ■ ■■ ■ — o--------------will do nothing, let the other two tin BB - (i — - .rarely add several years to the nv- ceive a majority endorsement, tin BB It makes u< feel rent good to an­ Bl* BB a , T ib llT MOS({l'bT(|ES NOW -*iiige Hfc and would preserve to old county would then ccrmo under tin counties, by public subscription or it BH MM nounce to our ndvortivers ami our rcaotherwise fix up that four miles. *------ • age many a person now doomed to Inw regarding such fencing fo the ■a an ders that we fm* printing three times ■a I am not 'pleading for the Oviedo nn The fight against the rap: q u i t o and death before half his normal span of extent that it would be joints! with ■H as mony Daily Heralds now as we BH all other counties so voting without section. Most of the people traveling an the house fly should be b e g u n at once. Hfc ia past. ■a were at this time last'year. This has that load would naturally go through mm ■ B The winter months have been timrraH will he observed that in uf these' awaiting another term uf the legis­ not been accomptirhcd by silling down Geneva to Sanford or vice vena, and]55 lature. ally mild and propagation o f both niles apply to tho body and only rant* :: ami waiting for business hut lias been If at the referendum some counties not by way o f Oviedo, , i . I j rt t i i pc i * named has not Iwcn greatly re- to the mind. Yet that one mny he us :: put over by n lot of hard work and a , i ■ . . , I can demonatrato that there is a H IItD ’S People of Seminole county, take nn ■a i ltl. ..... | " » . . „ tainted. Barlow hn" a icputaliop for important as all the re^t together. emphatically rejected the adoption ■a lug hunch of money. However, every it.4 partial freedom from bath niiraqui- The most prcvaTcrtt cause tif ill of-thra* measure, nnd tim e counties !l from one who trnvelcd all over NorBH ROOF adapted tn YO U K particular and ap2> newspaper man is h-paul by the rcBB toes ami house flies and that reputa­ health nnd early death in this country should Inter on fee! the need of them Iowa by nuto during War times ■H - suits in watching liis paper grow and ■B ial requirements. tion rliouhl be maintained. Every cit­ is lack o f serenity. — Jacksonville another vote to he called by, the as U. H. Marshal, who made the trip «[J ■a expand and become a power m the * BB county commissioners upon rvct?ipt of frotn Iowa to Florida by car nnd who! a * izen *f Bartow ii iiitercsted not only, Journal. BB land. And in our greatly enlarged pathe needed quantity of signatures, has traveled tip nnd down the l ira Ja for ilie good y f ill,* town, but in order XI 'per we have to thank ogr'loyal supIB W H E TH E R YO U A R K GOING TO RE-ROOF P L A N T C U T HOLDS FIRST nnd if the vote at the second elec­ coast of Florida dozens o f times, that that the comfort uf thq people may ■8 qiortcrs and advertisers without which ■ B no county can get lrattcr or poorer Ik* im teased. PLACE AS STRAW BERRY CENTER tion should Ik* favorable to the nrausOR P U T U P A N E W IIU1LDING I W IL L BH ii" * no paper can exist. And in the growth advertising than by good or bad roads. BH ute. tho law, operative In other coun­ Mo quit ties and Hies brought about hn , o f Hanford and Seminole county the Bl u3 H E L P YO U S E L E C T the ROOF YOU NEED. the downfall of tin* great Roman entWhat the strawin'rfy * industry ties, should at once Ik* considered For example, who would stop along Bl' ' Daily and Weekly Herald will grow " piie, through the diseases carried by means to Plant City can Ih?*»1 be ex- adopted in tha county so favoring the Dixie Highway from New .Smyr­ a E n" 'until at some future date vvo will bv - a them; they prevented the digging of |m?sra*d in terms of dollars nnd cents. the measure. In this way the entih* na to Verb; who could possibly get ■ * ^minting many thousand* of copic-b of B l In order to y;ive you the most complete roof­ Die Panama canal by ib.*,French, and Reports up to Thursday nUit o f last statu would become “ nu-fcncc" with­ through llrownrd county of which Ft. II3 i»i sixteen page Daily Herald and n 5* :: Havana was a torture chamber and week gave tho total receipts, money in u ren.ionnble time, oh each now Lnuderdnle Is the connty scat, had nH ing service there is a stuck o f nil types o f /twenty-four page weekly Herald. s: pe«t hole until Gorgns and (loethah paid tn the growers, as being S7a0,- county would automatically bo added good hurd-surfuced roads. The past Hird’s Roofing, Building Paper tind Wall V drove out the mosquitoes ami Hies. In Ofil.22, or a little more than three- to those which endorsed lira bill at Its year they let their roads,get badly Urn out of repnir. They have bev*n so all Jo perry, Fla., and in Brewster, in our fourth* of a million dollnra. The sen- tir-t election. Hoard right here nl * u h e |,l WHEN U Should n measure o f this sort bo season. They nre now repairing Ijicm, " a tivva Folk county, mosquito control tum i* by no means over, so tl\»t it B* KM It will take them years to get over YOUR R E A L * paid vast dividends. is reasonable to expect a to|>ping of proposed it is believed that there L IS T IT I a moment’s notice. ESTATE W ITH US The tight in on and should remain Inst year's totnl, which went well ov­ would be little difficulty in carrying the had reputation they have*made "a ’ ' BH on till Bartow fanbeohitoly freed from er a million dollars. The total number it through. Us enforcement being the past! year. Car? Semlnolm county, r * with her reputation for good reads.J}g Insect jH*.4ts, and it can W made free of ((iiartH up to date sent out*to |«?o- I ft tou referendum o f the residents My roofing suggestions will not cost you if every citizen will do his or her pie all over the United States, is three of each separate- county it might be elsewhere, afford to give the |H*ople hr Spencer Height lots are going n cent. W rite or phone me for further in­ tnkbn* for .granted that the counties a wrong impression they get in enter- £2 part and if the following simple sug­ and n quarter millions. fast. One of the Iwst sub-divis­ ing or leaving the county via Mims? Jjjj Those who profess to know what where there is a vast acreage lying gestion* are followed: ions In Hanford and all big lots. formation. * I have always been n great believer 1. Examine all rain barrels, cis­ they nre talking about claim that the lit a considerable distance from the Reo us qow and iiick while pick­ ta terns or other artificial water con­ growing and shipping of winter straw­ cities— sOch as is tho condition of in boosting'for the home town idini iSli ing Is g6od. Easy terms. tainers on your premises und see that berries is an industry tn its infancy. (Jsceoln—could be trusted to turn section. Recently I look dinner in a ;55 they are properly protected. These Changes in tin* method of handling down tho project—or segregate n leading hotel in Sanford. (N o do not *® nre being suggested, the latest being qiortlon of thi? territory to the open- nil tho hotels jump in and claim that j E m uri* idea! mosquito breeding places.. 2. Inspect every portion iff your the hauling of tho 'berries in bulk to range theory—and declare for fences honor.) I found on the bill of fare l e t - ! " " -- AGENTS projiertles tp see that no standing wa­ n packing house where they would In those portions nearest the residen­ tucc at thirty cents. Think of it, read-152 erst Lcttucq was then selling u t j l y ls s ter Is Idrntcd thereon, If accumula­ ho given a uniform pack, in a innnnor tial districts. SANFORD, FLORIDA R E A L ESTATE Following tho success made In the a hamper nnd at the stores at five mm tions are found thereon, take steps to similar to citrus fruits. Thu cults Address, 911 Elm Avenue 35 t #i . 137-W Fire, CMualty, Auto Insurance eliminate them In an approved man­ would lx* turned over to a canning counties 'adoptingjjho local measures cents a head. Fuim helping* to tho DH »»>i head, nnd forty hclds to the hamper factory for nreservine. It Is also sug*f of “ no-fenco" thbfe would bo’ other ■ H I ' t < l ^ . ’ > H irh r4 o irN V o ^ n ,* f j . a ner. li, Inspect all Oowcr urav or vases go? led that the present basket U not counties take up tho work, until, bc- would be $18 a hamper, or $47 a ham- g Maxwell & Britt SE R HI �PAGE THREE THE SANFOIU) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBlinBBJIHBBUUBBaBBBUBBBBBBBB - ■ the .Standard companies. If a few epta for the crackling process of gas­ great oil companies arc permitted to oline production. Among eight measures recommend* a “ manipulate prices" during the next m cA by the committee to curb the ev­ M few years as they have been doing ils found wefo establishment of n Uni­ m sjnee IP20, the report presented yes­ form accounting system for otl com­ terday said, the people of the country" panies to show* costs and profits; a must he prepared “ before long” to compulsory monthly reporting to a 5 pay “ at least" that price. government agency to show partic­ MG RATS, BIO DOINGS, BIO The result o f,a , three pionths in­ ularly the quantities of erode oil SPEAKING AND MO EVERY- • 5 THING FOB BIGGRIt SANFORD quiry* into conditions in the industry and its products in storage and trans­ tht* report declared the Standard portation; divorcement of tho own­ companies in violation of the 1DJI ership of pipe lines from companies The Kiwanis club held one of the dissolution decree o f, the supreme transporting the oil; and prohibition biggest meetings of its career nt the court exercise their alleged control or regulation of the exportation of name old stand—the Palm Room of the Valdes Hotel today. Kvcry plnco in such n manner ns to "fix the price petroleum. Investigation looking to was filled when Dad Dumna, thq ef­ which the producer of erode oil re­ contempt proceedings before the su­ ceives for his gasoline and kerosene preme enurt In nil Bases of "implied" ficient time-keeper o f the club rang as well us the rOtail price to the con­ or expressed agreement to fix prices the gong, and more places had to be sumer." arbitrarily or restrain trade also was arranged. /Asserting Ibat tho “ more subtle” recommended as was institution of After "Divine blessing had been in­ methods of such control placed the grand jury proceedings whenever price voked by Dr. Urownlec, President industry nnd'the public “even more manipulation is Attempted. Sharon asked Dr. Hunt of Hunt's completely at the mercy of the Stan­ Pharmacy, and Mr. Thompson, other­ It is Senator Borah’s great good dard Oil interests” than before the wise known as Luke, of thfc Lu-Bcth supreme court deem* dissolving the fbrtune that while his party has a m Cafeteria, to stand and be recognised Standard Oil Company of New Jer­ creed none of the party bishops seem as new members. These two gentle­ know exactly what It i«.— Norfolk 2 men are new members of the Sanfonl sey and its subsidiaries, the report to declared that “ with slight exceptions" Virgtninn-Pilot. Club but are admitted on demit, so to there are still n total avoidance of speak, for they were each Kiwnninnn competition among the Standard com­ RIGHT SUSPECTS IN JAIL before casting their lot with Snnford. panies. Not only is theres till a divi­ Visitors welcomed at the day’ s sion o f marketing territory among ( U s The A .s r r l n lr t l I ' r r M ) luncheon Were CapL Houston, the them over the entire country, the re­ FRANK U N T O N , La., March. 7.— presiding genius of the Southern Util­ port said, but “ two of the leading com­ Eight sujffucts were In the parish jail ities Company, who In a few remarks j panies—flew Jersey and New York— asked the support of the club that divide the world between themselves here yesterday nnd a posse of more than L°00 men nrmed with rifles nnd his eompnny and the city might make in marketing operations." shotguns were beating tho woods nnd it possible for the PEOPLE to own Other methods of control set forth swamps between here and Bogalusn In the local water plant, as negotiations , . . are now under way bet wen the two to jn. th? rfP °rt were ownership by^he a search for the bodies of Wesley Standard companies of the principal Crain and Willie Pierce, deputy sher­ tbnt end. pipe lines, interlocking stock owner­ iffs, believed murdered Saturday when Hnl Maine*, nephew of Judge ship, fixing of prices in the produc­ they surprised moonshiners nt n huge D6n*t miss the big opportunity the two Ha- Maims, and who is connected with ing fields, and ownership of basic pat- still in the swamps near here. Hunt’s Pharmacy, was also recogniz­ waiians thAt just came to town are getting up ed ns a visitor, but pleaded that he a class o f Hawaiian Guitar students. was not a speaker and was let off. Mr. Evers, of the government report­ B ■ ing bureau was present. ♦ !«. Major Chester it. Wilson, of the B Engineers Corps, State Board of B Health, otherwise familiarly known a* Mr. Mosquito, in Sanford in the in­ a a terest of discomforting the mosquito, ■ • " spoke nt length on the proposition of H B riB fc B B B B B B B B B U U H R K H H B N H H H H H D H H H n lltlR M H H H H B n H H H H R how to rid Sanford and the state of Florida of the peats. This talk was . C A LL TO D AY interesting for many did not know that of the thirty varieties of mos­ YOU P L A Y W H ILE YOU quitoes only three are really danger­ ■ ous—the others merely uncomfort; H C ALL able, hut the Major’s idea was to ■ eliminate all contenders. At this point Mr. Lake brought up the matter of the proposition to bulk­ head the Inke front from Lake Monroe to the city, with the Idea of event­ • . M AGNOLIA AV ENU E ually having a boulevard along the bulkhead. Upon the motion of Kent H H H B B B B B B B B B B B B B ttH B H B H H N H H B H H H B flH H H H H U H U I Rossitor the Kiwanis Club endorsed Sumter, at Trinity Episcopal church *he proposition nnd extended the hulk WOMAN ON T R IA L hend to Osteen ferry. i nCtilumbin Inst fall, was placed on ( The speaker of the day was A. P. (I)r The Aa.orlntrd I'r.t.t trial in United States district court FLORENCE, S. C., Mch. 7.— Mrs. here yesterday. The mofnlttg session Connelly, who had for his subject, “ The Greatest Need of Sanford." Mr. Eugene O. Ingram, of Columbia, who was devbfed to the selection of the ju­ Connelly was of the opinion that co­ is charged with Bending improper let­ ry. Mrs. Ingram entered n plea of not operation of the citizens, nnd of the ter* to Miss Margaret McGrengor and guilty when arraigned. The ease was public corporations was the greatest other principles in the .wedding of brought here from Columbia on a need. His address was received with Miss McGrengor to Thomas Hoyle, of change of venue. • hearty applause". The entertainment committee, of U m i l B l I H S S B a H I l I E S B I R I H l I U H I S i a m i l l l l l B B B B R i a i l l which Ed. Lane is the chairman, had IIR IIIR IIIR IH S IR H B R R IR E lH R rB R a K IS B R fllflH R R R H B IM H a R S R R HH B « Mrs. Fitzgerald render s«me readings, HR B j much to the delight of the club. Mrs, HH HB B B Fitzgerald gave two readings, mone NH wwv a W* ■* “ Nigger Joe talking over the phone to Morse Henry Watson” and "Aunt Mirandy on ‘ Matrimony ns a Fnlture1. Both were very, highly entertaining ■ aUml brought forth round after round " ■ jo f side splitting laughter. In this connection Chairman Lane ■5iannounced thnt the Kiwanis Club liad engaged Ml*. Fitzgerald to superin­ tend a play at the High School Audi­ G R E A T COMEDY D RAM A torium Friday night,, using nil local characters, nnd from some of the an­ nouncements ns to the characters tta local Kiwnninns nnd others will im­ personate it in safe to say . that tho evening will be one long to he re mem Jared by Sanford peopleWc were about to forget to chron •• icle that Mnyor Lake, Dad Dumas and Kcntchun Rossitor were wearing “crape" today because Father Neel, of A wealth of amusing tho Herald force, was eonspiclous by :: his absence from tho meeting, because heart-Krippmff episodes* BB of the absence of his teeth. Then too, Joe Hutchinson, insisted PRESENTED B Y A / thnt he sing "Fse got a Gal" for in fact there is a new girt lmhy at NEW YORK CAST Hutch’s house—came last night. 5 N O T I C E I rflE KIWANIS CLUB ! ! HOLDS BIG MEETING AT THE OLD STAND TUBES Former Newspaper Man Dies at F t Myers A fter Brief Illness HIGH TEST GASOLINE I H j Tfcp A ..n rln (rit P r r M l FORT MYERS, Mch. fl.— S. ! J. H. Hintermister Piano Co. \ ason s Smartest IN THE Corner 4th Street & Park Avenue SECOND NIG H T American Legion Will Give Overland Instead of a Ford On account of the large number of orders the Ford agency was unable to deliver a Ford In time for the American Legion Circus and the Le­ gion will give away a Baby Overland. Just think o f it folks, j*eu will get a Baby Overland. Dollar Gasoline Coming Unless Something: Dont IHb I R ss K t SEASON TICKETS O N LY $3.00 m F? P. JUNES E. 105 Palmetto Are-------- Phone 481-J Invitation to the —w % QUESTION "W n A T IS S T Y L E " 18: Harrison, formerly a Pittsburgh new* paper man, died here today after a SOON TO HE ANSW ERED BY brief illness. He Urea about forty-five HAUMBL'S SHOP years old, an<f at one time Wait men* aging editor of the Lake Worth Her- i The question of “ Whatsis the Style aid. * ’ for 11)23" will 'goon bo answered for the benefit of the fair folk of Sanford, S A L e - A R M Y SHOES—SALE— We according to the announcement from have just bought a tremendous Sam Baumel, better known as the stock o f Army Munson lost shoes to owner and guiding spirit o f BaumcPa f»e sold to the public direct. Price Specialty Shop. 12.76. Theie shoes are 100% solid , JJnder the auspices o f this popular Bother with heavy double soles sew­ store a comprehensive spring style ed and nailed. The uppers are o f show is to b* conducted in the Par­ heavy tan chrome leather with bel­ ish House on Thursday night. The lows tongue, thereby making them current modes for milady will on this waterproof. These shoes are selling occasion be presented on living mod- very fast and we advise you to order els. at once to insure your order being fill­ The new dresses for Spring nnd ed, The sizes are 6 to 11 all widths; Summer—dainty bodiccn in the slim pay,postman on receipt of goods or nnd lithesome basque; winsome bouf­ send money order. Monoy refunded fant skirts come down from the days if shoes are not satisfactory-—The U. of pinafore; delightful atreight line S. Stores Co., 1441 Broadway, New effects, youthful, bewitching, Men­ York City. 188-tfc der; tho much talked of three piece costumes; here a vivacious note from the Spntiish; there nn alluring theme from tho Oriental—these, according to Mr, Baumel, arc some of the things 30x3 ........ $1.75 which the new season will bring forth, 1.95 and which will bl shown at tho forth­ 3 0 x 3 ^ ............. coming display. Others in Proportion The show will be open to public Ask for Prices on Tires without charge. The invitation to at­ tend Is extended to men, women and A coupon given with each FIV E GAL­ LON CASH purchase of GAS, good on children. a Wind Shield Wiper to be given away March 10th. j W e Guarantee to Teach You ■ ; to Play the Hawaiian Music peekl March 31st to April 5th ■ �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923 BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET B A L L T R A P SHOOTING BOW LING TE N N IS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor surrendered. " I heard one of the tum­ id men who marched us out s&Y that we were to b'o put aboard a train nnd sent out of the country,,'* the witness said, "but we were marched up the road and I sow C. K. McDowell led away by two men, one o f whom was Otis Clark. "A little farther on I heard a mnu say ‘they nil ought to be hnnjjcd,' and n negro who carried a gun and wore a battered nrmy helmet replied, ‘ well, we're going to fix ’em.' ** The witness then stood up ami point­ ed out one o f the defendants, James TEAMS W IL L I'L A Y ON NEUTHAI TKItltlTOJtY TO GAIN ADMISSION . District 1.— No tennis reported. Montverdc nnd Lakeland will play pre­ liminary game to substitute. District 2— Livo Onk. District 9—Gainesville. District 4.— Orlando and Sanford Trill play o ff tie. District r».— Hillsborough. District fl.—Wauchuln. District 7.— Miami. State at I-argc—Duval. Duval high school was selected ns the team from the state at large to play in the second annual boys' high school basket ball tournament of Flor­ ida to be. held at the University of Florida, Mnrch 9 nnd 10, it was an­ nounced Monday by Dr. It, G. Man­ chester, director of athletics nt Flor* Live Oak will represent congres­ sional district No. 2, because of her victories over Monticello, Tallahassee nnd offices. Greensboro has a good average but her report to the state committee did not show any import­ ant games played within her district. Hillsboro showed a bettor percent­ age thnn Lakeland, nnd was’ selected from district number f>. - Gninesviile split with Montverdc, but defeated Leesburg twice for the championship o f district number 3. Orlando nnd Sanford, in tho fourth district with East Coast Golf Tournament Gets O ff to Good Start Dr. R. M. Mason has purchased the interests o f Dr. L . I ). Rhodes in the dental offices *>f Mason & R h od es and will carry on the business under the mime of R. M. Mn*on ns it formerly appeared. Dr. Mason needs nrt intro­ duction to Sanford people, having liven in business here for many years nr.d is known far nnd wide as one.of lYnuchula will attend the tounmWITH JOHNSON the best dentists in this part o f the ment from district number iux oh ne-j ____ _ .-late. Hi* many friends and patrons count of their victories over Winter Tbr will he glad In Irani that he will re­ Haven, llprtow and other*. EX* ELS 1.0R SPRINGS, Mo., Mr.*. main in Sanford nnd will be at the As theje was ■no report received 7.—Training-quitrlet.* to he occupied old location over the First National from any team in district number one, by Jess Willard, former world’s chani- lb.uk. 289-flt whlch Includes I enxacula and others piou heavyweight boxer, for his rantthcreabout, Montverdc uml Lakeland, iog bout with Floyd Johnson in New the second best teams in districts 3 York May 12. were obtained here yesand 5, will piny a gnine for admission terday, .Willard will appear in cxhlinstead of the tennis in the first-dis- hition matches in Kansas City tonight trict. This gumo w ill in all probuhH* and then come here for* a strenuous ity be played in Gainesville Thur*-'( training period, according to it tclcdny night at the same time us the gram received from Ray Archer, his freshman game with St. Petersburg manager. flNlSMtNG LIME j. *nwt a - wounded man lein W againtftn tree v.Hh'h'm bioid-xtroked f»co on his arm. A couple of men with guns gutpe up un,i ?ni(| {o h[m •You big\ enn't we -kill youm Had a full house last night to see Klsie Ferguson in "The Outcast.” iinm Cains, one of the survivors o f (H r The SuorlaOd P rf»») Osborne also hnd nnolher surprise the Herrin riots, took thy • witness ST. AUGUSTINE, Mch. 7.— A bril­ in store for the audience when two stand yestdrday nt the trinl of sit liant sun was chasing the night dew iUwniinns gnvc two or three selec­ mrn charged with murder in connec­ tion with the outbreak, nnd pointed off the greens at the St. Augustine tions of Hiwniian music. out three of the defendants ns either links thi smoming when the first of the forty-four leading golfers of the Tonight Katherine McDonald will liaviug taken port in the tragedy or country teed off nt nine o’clock for the been at the scene With guns in their nr in “ Domestic Itelatioqs." hands. first round o f the 72-hole play in the Florida cast const professional tourWhile lying beneath n barbed wire numrnt which is to continue through­ the glamor hides. What docs a wom­ fence with 17 buckshot in his hark out tomorrow. an expect when sho marries? I/>ve, nnd n bullet in his siile, the witness The perfect weather, with n gentle happiness, the confidence of her mate testified that he had seen Phillip I-’ontbreeze, brought out the largest g»l-| —n room, n house or n mansion—just nnnotta, the youngest of thu defend­ lery In the history of the links^ to some place to call home—children to ants. walk up to John Shoemaker, aswatch the former nnd present title call her mother, nnd some idyllic distant superintendent of the mine holders o f the United States and of dream that will lost through life. She where- the trouble started, who was Great Britain battle for supremacy. expects that—1but does she get it? lying near by hndlji wounded but still The gallery was content, however, breathing. The answer is in-this wondcrplny. to allow the lesser lights to go thru, "Here's that — .■ machine gun­ waiting for the more important pair­ ner," Cairns quoted Fontnnnctta ns Tonight Mr. ami Mrs. Sid Rive are ings. Cyril Walker, o f Englewood, N. "Then he the honor guests and will see "Dom­ saying and continued: J., left at 8:35 with Frank McNmnn-j estic Relations" without cost. This is placed n gun beside Shoemnkor's head rn, of Jacksonville. your ticket, Sid, so he sure and bring* nnd blew the side of his face off.” •Shortly after ten o’clock the big Just before the shooting begun the Mrs. Rive ns Osborne will be looking guns were turned loose nnd Tom Her- j witness said, an automobile drove up rigan, of Siwanry, got away with for you. to the crowd that was escorting some Lnrry Ayton. Wilfrid Held, o f St. Au­ Tomorrow" Hope Hampton in "The f»0 unarmed prisoners taken from the gustine and Detroit, followed >with ght in the Dark" n picture without mine ami he heard someone - ‘shout: “ Here comes W illis." Hugh Willis, state board member of the Illinois mine workers, is one Friday and Saturday the Exquisite of the men on trial charged with the Mae Murray in "The Drondway Rose." slaying of Antonio Mttlkovitch, one of the 22 non-union workers killed (hir­ R. M. MASON IN MIRINESS ing the riots. Cuirn said he could FOR HIM SELF AGAIN not identify anyone in the autonto. CUT THIS O FT— IT IS WORTH Drawing for numbers in the tourna­ M O N EX ment schedule will take place Thurs­ Fill nut this slip, rtn t ille r With i l l day night nt the Frcjrhmnn game, at 283fi Shef­ which all the tennis will be guests and mail it (•> Folev & field, III., writing your name .and nilof Coach Joe Harchan and his Rats. Dr. It. G, Manchester, director of field, III., writing your name and nilathletics nt Florida, and Joe Harchan turn n trial package containing Folwill officiate nt all tournament games. oy'n I limey anil Tar Compound for Check Byrd, manager of the varsity coughs, eoldi ami croup: Foley Kid­ ney Pills for pains in .sides and bark; quintet, will art ns sebre-keeper. One of the fullest week-ends in the i livuni.itism. backache, kidney and history of sports nt the University of bladder ailments; and I’olry i at hart itFlorida will take pfSice within the Tablets, a whohyome itnd thoroughly next few days, when the second state i lean.mg riilhattu fur i un-tiputiun, high school boys' basketball tourna­ lulimiMiesi, headiii lies, and .biggish ment,‘•'th'F'InfTV-rluas truck meet, tin- bowels, Kohl every v here.-* Adv. first nnnunl high school cross-coun­ try meet, ami a basket ball game be­ -nnment has been arranged thi* scAson tween the University o f Florida fresh­ mi I hut it will be impossible for any men and the Kt, Petersburg Y, M. C. team to have to play three game* in one day, and only those teams xvhich A. will bo on schedule. HuDilreiiif of visitors from nil parts drop into the consolation round will of the state are expected to pour Into have in play two gamcs..withuut an intervening.— Gaftiesville Gainesville beginning Thursday morn­ afternoon • ing, nnd the crowds will undoubtedly Sun. stay until Sunday morning. Last sea­ son when the.first tournament was held, it lasted for n period of three days, and. ten teams from the state entered. Those who come to the tour­ nament for tho second time will be Gainesville, Hillsborough, Warn hula, Miami nnd DuvnI. Duval was the winner lust season by defeating all comers with a margin of play to spare, Gainesville established tho record of playing three games in one day and defeat ing ull of them during the last tournament. ■. The schedules of ploy for the tour- statement. Chirk, who was acquitted at hia first trial on a charge of hav­ ing slain Howard Hoffman, another victim oj. the riots, also is a defend­ ant in the present ease. Continuing Ids testimony, Cairns asserted that the prisoners were then lined up before a barbed wire fence nnd the shooting began. He said he tried to crawl through the fence, but pulled It over and lay face downward on the ground while the crowd chased the fleeing prisoners. “ While 1 was lying there," he said, The witness testified thul tin- work­ and united guard--- in the mine of the Southern Illinois Foal .company had been attacked ear! in the after­ noon of June 21, thea shots being fired from outside the pit. He declared the ih fenders raised a white flag about 5 oYtorft that after­ noon hut the firing noitimted during the bight. The fire, he said, was re­ tained from the pit hut the next m ottlin g about Ml no a remaining in the mine, a score haling fled-during To the untrained eye, crude petroleums all look pretty much alike, but to the re­ finery expert their grades and qualities The process o f converting this crude oil into various products is a most interesting one. Refining, distillation and filtration bring about the separation of various "fractions’ —from gasoline to roofing and paving materials. • . The production o f a motor oil is one o f the most important steps in this process; the effort being made to take out the im­ purities and at the same time leave in the f,oiliness” or "viscosity” . ers is mode from tho heart of choicest, selected “ crudes” , in one o f the world's greatest refin­ eries, nnd by painstaking c&Yd"in‘ tfvery slop o f its manufacture, it comes to ymt ns tho perfect motor oil. A sk your dealer for n copy o f the free booklet, “ Making Motors Run Sm oother"; it will interest you and suvo Even M ore In Dem and T h e Ford Sedan i3 accepted everywhere as the car fo r the family. A convenient car to drive, comfortable to ride in and it affords bo much pleasure at such low cost that its use is practically universal Finer upholstery, adjustable window tcru * latorsand refinements in chassis construc­ tion have built up quality and yet the price hus never been so low. Th e demands for this car are so great that delay may prevent your getting delivery. List your order now. A small dowu paymeat—the balance on easy terms. F e rJ friert tu rn twvtr tttn to loot FordqoohtJ lu ll n n .tr toon to kigh | ' « r D r n in n s lr n ll ii n o r 1 ' o t h r r r n r l l r u l n r . r a i l m i ) o f t h e fc ill im li m nt U t i l lli n n r T. t|, |.-n\ tl. VV. S l r H O I I \ ________ _— i"i ----------X— — ---------- » W - W E D W AR D HIGGINS An Ihorl m t t'onti l.lurolii. I ‘ circl.Cla Heater A latter jrrtulc- than tile K in d n r c llii.m l) reejet In |h la n n i.liliiK * Nicfc Fat Hens and * Fryers Unit- pint we are’ott.-rlu n nt th e p r ic e >c.« i ill (■11 ,-i.. ntii-r*- for the every­ day ktml of little. * Georgia Country \ Sausage Hill Lumber Co Home-made Potato Sal ad, 20c pound %WE DELIVER . Phone 1.10, Knnford INCORPORATED IK KENTUCKY - * = ' , -. ‘* l �IfJkOj THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 192.1 PAGE FIVE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ >i a BSBzna can Circus i ■* las, ■■ ■■ ■a Benefit American Legion Building Fund :: {j SANFORD,^FLORIDA ■i Iasi --------------------------:: i l l l l l l H I P - ' MARCH 1 2 th to 1 -------------- ONE AUTO GIVEN A W A Y TO HOLDER OF LUCKY NUMBER iMHRMRRHHRHRRHMKHRHRRRHHaBUMNRRRRRHHRMRRHRRRRRRRau.. nn r. i r.i A FEAST OF FUN The trouble seems to be that too should be many people think the L Ra Kiwnnis Club Staging HomdTnlcnt for enforced, and not enough think it Hospital Fund should he observed.— Portland Tele­ ro Imagine, if you can, the moat digni­ gram, fied men of Sanford In Indies* even­ The entertainment committee of I.ake Mnry, consisting nt presunt of ing dress, dancing and singing bur­ Ton tan find the name of Mr. Hoy Snow, Mr. George Hodan, lesque sojiftc and the local Indies as *m y. lire Dullness Man and Mrs. I.auru Sewell will present a crying, squalling haloes with their in Sanford In thia Column M « * of comedy drama called “ Mis* Ilusby’s nursing bottles. The Kiwani* Club M each day. has arranged with .Mrs. Fitzgerald to; fusion the Herald Hoarders” in tlio pear future. IU stage a home talent nt the High* mends to the people. The direction o f the drnmn is In n n a M a ka School Auditorium this Friday night the* hands of Mr. Kodnn, who has had n great deni .of experience in that line lor the benefit of our own hospital. ...Tito... of work, and the cast is made up of You should see Frank Miller in n part . . . . p a r k AVP capable amateur actors and nclrcnscft hi will handle capably! Doc Marshall S e m in o le P r m lo r jj George A. DeCottes rnd Schclte Maine.* doing a baby pnrt; of take Mnry. Frank Ilrown, of Paoin, and Miss Several rehearsals have been held; Plccigcii! ' Allorncy-al-Lnw Virginia Smith, in the bachelor and! i the play is progressing rapidly and -Phone 401 902 French Avenue— — old maid parts; Don Smith in a Over Seminole County Hank the puiilic may be assured they will scrrnnt part; Bob Holly as n capable greatly enjoy seeing it. IANFOKI) FLORIDA mtnr; Mrs. Walter Wight as the gigQuick Service Transfer Tito proceeds of the play a re 'to bet . „ , ,, , , • filing girl, and others that will nf- To advertise, we arc taking pictnrrs lists tttward, securing lire apparatus , . . . . . . . . . ' Storage Facilities ....... 1 f(inl you.an opportunity to laugh that Uf all children u(> to I yeani of age. FRED R. W ILSON Classified Ads 1c a word; No nd tnkon for less than 23c nnd positively no for tin*. town. U «e pleaae you, tell others; if not, rlmwdfied ads charged to nnyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count comes seldom. The Kiwauis Club FRKB OF CHARGE and presenting ATTO RNEY-AT-LAW The exact date hat not been sot ns will not be responsible if you die « f each cue with a copy. No obligation the words nnd remit accordingly. tell oa. Phone 498 yet hut will be given out very soon. Ir.ughter. Kvery means possible to m buy. First National Bank Building FOR SALE— Modern bungalow, pracThe church nt Lake Mary was the cut out some of the fun was used hut FOR SALE • ticnlly new, bargain for quick sole. scene of ti very enjoyable event on SANFORD FLORIDA with the present east it was imposSANFORD N O V E L T Y Also o nr re farm on .good road, Easy Friday evening, Mart'll 2, when Ihe slide to do so. It will he a scream terms. Inquire 1103 Onk Ave. 2P3-3tp men of the town furnished the public W O RK S and watch the Herald for further nrtPHOTOGRAPHER FOR ‘ BALE-—'Thoroughbred itosum with a delightful si..... and enter-! noUncemerils in regard to the AmeriV. C. COLLER, Prop. Terrlor pup, six weeks old. Phone lainnient. [tan j|uwuni ,,f Living Figures from 112 Park Avenue-----Sanford, Florida CHELLE M AINES FARMS General Shop and Mill 1f*-l -J, 2'J3-3tp Mr. SJoblom and Mrs. Durnnt each Dickon's. LAKE MARY BU51WM& NEW STUDIO ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Work LA W Y E R — Court House CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y FIRE------- AUTO---------BONDS S3. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder lANFOIH) FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons l:*fnt>llahr<l Il-r,-A-L r«Tin. 10OH - s-t - a -t - h tn ir .lm m la u I i.titiliroYril lnnit lnaurnni-r Mtr l.nl* Inrtir llnndi Ilsu r. Lm h U n is... I'ro p rrlf tlualnraa t'hnnrra Main orrics UiriM || itin i.T Y cost PA XV UM'imn i.\v i : s t u i :> t cosifA .w HOMES LOTS FOR RENT 'Eight room hmue. well DUNGALOW •Eye* Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaiilin, Jr., Opt. D. rooms, good location $3,3011 0 0 li iiiu id.i' n ut. STORY AND HALF Beautiful grounds, large Optician-Optometrist ft. Citrus trees, banana .12 East First Street Hanford. Fla. bery. i lose In $3,250.00. Easy terms ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT JOI-M VluKitiillii A i r . located.— A. P. Connelly A Sons. 2(!'J-tfe I W ANT TO RENT two or three rooms, furnished -or ntifiirni'died, with bath, and use of garage, for ROUSE myself, wife and one child about lot 100x281 nine years old. Must be reasonable. and shrub­ Or would consider small cottage. Address Box XX, care Herald, tfdi FOR RENT— 1 nire nparlmnet, nil! i omvnjenrca and well furnished. ('ales* Building. Phone 181. 2lMi-tfc BUNGALOW, SO,'0)0.00 l,,M* ° ver> I line repast The supper committee was as follows; Head cook, Roy Know; assistant rooks, W. S. Sewell and Geo, O. Ki>- doii. Head waiter, Ellsworth Brown; oilier waiters, John Evans, Frank Ev­ ans, Fred He racy. * The entertainment was an impromp­ tu nlfuir, but it was heartily enjoyed by nil Mr. George Itodan of Massachus­ etts, who hns u wonderful rtquilntlon in the north in amateur theat­ Furnished bed room, ricals, entertained with several recita­ 1221j Palmetto Avenue. tions which were greatly iippminl2l)2-3t o Eat t front, Southeast corner, 5 moan. Rath, large fiont porrii, Back porch, Room 7, Miller Illdg. IAN FORD-s- FLORIDA laCUtbj tub-i. IlqJ water piped all Over. Duild ft.oi i. Properly built FOR RENT -2 room furnished apart-1 jjr. Ellsworth Brown also gave two throughout, Ideal location. Terms; meat, good locution. Apply -100 j reel tut ions which met with hearty up-j DR. R. M. WELSH like rent. ; Palmetto Ave. ' 293-Gtp j plnuge. Grndunti* Veterinarian FOR R E N T —1 rooms unfurnished,! Mr. Frank Evans, the popular tmrclephone*' Office reasonable. 7H1 \V. First St. 294-3tp tertniner, was called on, but was inOffice 12a . Opposite P. O.l FOR R E N T -T w o large rooms, ten- disposer! and therefore could nut rcResidence 257 DeLand, Florida 1 trally located, suitable for paint or M>oml in bis usual manner. He made t oilier of hard road, near city. , r.rpenter*s shop. Apply, Owen, thr W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE ' CELERY FARM S acres tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On — ---F-Jgood rond, near hard surfaced road. AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDING Good land. No buildings; hns not STEWART The Florist AND REPAIRING been worked for some time. Price, Rear or Bodge Urns. Motor Co. Cat Flowers------Floral Designs !$2,7.',0.00. Tetnis can be arranged. F Corner of Oak Avenue and Second St. Annual and Ornamental Plants Sanford. Florida Rl Myrtle Ave.-----------Phono 260-W CHARLES STEIN, Prop. CELERY FARM rVAna CM Imiated some groceries, nnd th dies nil made cake, which, with the| ‘ FOR RENT It is Well to be Saving Inti not too nuifli no. iiomumber there is n limit below which good work is impossible' except tintier very unusual conditions. Think of litis when you aVo having your vul­ canizing done. Better by far to hrtvc it done at a place where you can be sure o f the quality of work you pay for than to pay less for merchandise of uneertnin character. T H IS S H O P M LIS T S T H A T ItE Q U U tE M E N T . K e n t V u lc a n iz in g ' C o m p a n y Oak Avenue and Third Street I'H O N IS 17-SANFORD, FLORIDA tniiuneiit closed with community singlog ami every one went homo witli a vote of thanks to thx men for provid FOR RE,NT—5 room furnished cot ing such u pleasant evening to all. tage, adults only. 70S West Third Mrs. I-aurn Sewell, Reporter.j ■■■■■■■■HMaiiaaaiiaRRaaaBaaHBRaaRtJaaxBRMMUuaBBauauaaaxu HI. 21>3-f>tp There will i«? u "hot dog” roust nnd square dunce at the Lake Mary casino WANT ED I on Friday evening, March 0, for the W ANED—A chance to build your people of l-ake Mary and their friends new homo before lumber gets any Bring your "weenies'* und roast them' higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ over a big lam lire. Coffee and cake, ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tf< free to all. I-nlies will 'please bring IT. W. SAW TELLE, C..P. A. (N. A.) GOOD JOBS for good boys; clean nnd cake. Dance free and everyone is inhcnlthfu! work. Opportunity for vited. MR. GEO. II. WRIGHT MR. I. W. HAWKINS advancement. Apply Western Union Rooms 8 and 0 Fountain Building Telegraph Co. , 280-tfe II0USEWIVE8* CHAM PION meiit, furnisheil room, 200 E. Third 10 acres, a!! ttied, in first class con­ dition. Nice new fi-room cottage, also SANFORD M ACHINE GEN. CROWDER C room house and out buildings. Near TAKES UP HIS C O M PAN Y I'kanl road, nnd railroad. Tills place bus been well taken care of und pro­ CUBAN DUTIES General Machine and Boiler duced a good crop of celery tills year. W ANTED IU BUY—Asparagus fern Works lllj T h r A seed, for good clean stock will pny * I D T h f Antiiirlnlril Price $11,500. Terms can be arruitgVIENNA, Melt. 7.—An anient cham­ Cylinder Grinding HAVANA, Culm, Mch. Oi— For the a good price. Address W. I’ . Nowell pion nf the profession of housekeep­ first time In the bistory of the Repub­ Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Automobile Impairs ing lias eome forward in the person lic of Cuba has a diploma tic repre­ Fla. 270-lfc Acetylene Welding of the aged mother of President HanCELERY FARM W ANTED —Twenty experienced white isch. On the eve of the Austrian cen­ Phone G2-*-------Sanfurd, Florida sentative accredited to her In-aring the rank of Ambassador. men to bunch celery nt the Sanford sus she has addressed a letter to mem- ■ tO nercs, all tiled. Good land in Major General Enoch II. Cftiwdcr, good Condition. No buildings, flow­ Form era* Exchange Packing Plant at UNUSUAL CASK hers of her sex In which sho says: ! U. S. A.‘, retired, yesterday presented ing wells, near hard road. Close in. ISenrdalL ' 2U3-5t-;w-.te “ The census forces make it--nppe®r jS his ambassadorial credentihls to Pres­ Also near loading station. Price $0,I H r T l»* A «m ,w lu tcil I 'r - M l W ANTED TO n U Y—Small, aecoml as though you were supported in idle-|ll LODI, C/HL, Mch. 7.—Tho state ident Znyna nt the presidential pnl- f.00,00. Terms. hand (ire-proof safe. Address T. E.S ness by the rest of the family. I there Mustrial accident commission is ace. 293-4tp fore urge you to preserve your womKity, Box 1, Sanford. Enrique Ybaro, introducer of min­ Lliling a hearing hero to determine en's dignity by entering yourselves as xhether n telephone ojH'rator can de- isters, accompanied by a presidential LOIST _ _ _ ■ the housewife in your own home." A. p. Connelly & Sons LOST— One white nnd >tlop heart diiease by reaching to n adjutant and n squadron of cavalry, red piddedj 'p|u. message is countersigned by Phone 18 108 Magnolia Ave. •siUhlmard several hundred times a escorted General Crowder to the pal­ July hound hitch dog, nn brick road Princess Motturnich and nine other Ask for Mr. Brannon Mrs, Elsie I - Likens, formerly ace where a battalion of infantry, pre­ or near Wekiwa bridge. Feb. 14th,|prominent, social workers, n “ja nitor in the locql piTIces of the sented arms and the band played the 288-t'c ■ weight about 28 .pounds. Six years Pacific Telephone nnd Telegraph com- Cuban national anthem. old. $50.00 reward.—J. H. Hardin, A man should never be nahnmed to In the reception rooni^oMhc pxloce FOR S A LE —Hosier and Gays* points hny has asserted that she developed GOI . Kim Ave. 288-Ulp own that he has been In the wrong; and varnishes at Sanford Novelty ‘cart trouble as a result of contlnu- President Zayns received Brigadier iM-te* LOST— Largo dnmeu pin, Fob. I”, ff it is hut saying in other word* that "tdugglng In'* of calls nnd has General Crowder who in a brief ad­ Works, Sanfoid arents. returned to owner, literal reward. he is wise rtoday than he was ycster ^ an application for a pension. An dress, said his instructions were to r a a d i c . n o — i v u w u > «* u m , See Herald office. 290-Gtp day.—^Villinm Penn. hlsopnth, n chiropractor nnd n phy- ^constantly endeavor to advance the fram~« and irrigation plugs at th* “ciaa who have attended the opernt- Interests nnd prosperity of both gov- Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe SINGING, DANCING, SKATING. ®r» fcstitici in support of her eonten- ornmonU." Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke Attorney General Coco t»n. RACING. L A K E MARY SKATING The new ambassador then handed House, Mobley's Drug Store and Attorneys for the company have his credentials to I)r, Zayas who in­ Appears Before Jury ACADEMY, W EDNESDAY NIGHT. Hunt's Pharmacy. tf 293-2tc *»*«1 the case ns unusual nnd InL troduced General Crowdor to th* to Submit Evidence F O ifS A L E —Juno Pink iomnto~pl:ints ^rtant inasmuch as it may ostnb- members of his cabinet. —J. A. Cunningham, 13th St. nnd HTItOUT FARM AGENCY Dr. Zayas, In welcoming General rh 1 a PrecedMt, They say it is the i n * T*<* i M w l u t i I r r r x l 203-3tpjI BASTROP, Melt, (k— Attorney Gen­ 113 Magnolia Ave. 'v f*1 case of Ru kind among 13,000 Crowder, expressed Ids personal gra- Myrtlo Ave. AUTOMOBILES FOR S A L B X Don't lore time if this interests you. g tideation nnd that o f the Cuban peo­ tlrh employed by the company. eral Coco appeared before the More­ 1920 Dodge touring, excellent con­ house grand Jury this morning to sub­ 'Good 5 room house, sell located, nice ple at the appointment of an ambas­ dition, new tires, nnd top, 1921 Buick mit evidence obtained in tho recent neifflibornootl, electric lights, gas, wat­ sador by the United States and par­ SINGING, DANCING. SKATING. “ jFiNG. LAKE MARY SKATING ticular satisfaction over the fact'that six touring paint and tires, , extra open hearing into the black hooded er.. Huuxc in cxcollrtC condition. £ General Crowder was known to be good. A bargain. u A1)KMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. rnoh atrocities. Testimony was Volum­ Owner for quick »n!e names very low * 10|9 Chevrolet, guaranteed, good inous and is said to include additional price, $2,400. $850 caj,h, 293-2tc a friend and well wisher of Cuba. At balance the end of the ceremony Gcnerni tiros, going nt $200.00. evidence obtained mostly outside of monthly. The monthly payments are f Daily Herald on solo at Joo’n Smoke Crowder formally presented tho per- * Dodge delivery, a rare buy at $323. the hearing. Most o f the evidence Is Mess than the nvrrage rent paid for Don't pass this up. sonncl of tho embassy. t Mohlty's DrUff relating to tho kidnapping of five Mcr similar houses. N t 'a Pharmacy. Hudson six, elegant shape, $300.00. Rouge citizens and the murder o f Watt Why pay rent when a home can be If B heMhad M.. P done nothing clw. t Th®** ®G> «U bargains. Call in Daniel and T, F. Richard, whose bod­ bought on such easy terms. 278-tfc( ill for mid »e« them, would deserve consideration »ble; ()nco a man spent nn cvcies were found In the lake. The state You'li see Miss Lizzie Lldy who's, SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. improving hia mind^ nnd next having crowded the money gland ex-1 will oak for about, flftiL indictments awfully tidy, in Twelve Old Maids— 1 P®rt» o ff the stage. Portland Ore-( Phone 419 West First Street rangin gffom assault-and battery to Eliza Neff is n littlo deaf, Sho is one J'? Co,,ld remember something ho ^ rend. i» - • gOntahT murder, of. Uni Twelve |Et-— Del,AND, FLORIDA .■ Income Tax Procedure Auditing Accounting Systems Partnership Accounllng Corporation Accounting Estate Accounting . 9:00 A. M. to 3 P. M. except by appoint merit PA TTO N ’S SUN-PROOF P A IN T MADE FOR TH E SOUTH . * ■kl I.asLr Innerr, covers more surface than any raint made. We have a fu i| line ol Varnishes, Stales, Kahtumine dud Wall Paper. Step in and look nt the biggest stock stiuk of alt ull leiruta o f Paints ami Wail Paper in Bouthern Florida You Will Always Be Met With a Smile At the big paint store around the corner next to the American Fruit iwers* office, .i H. A. HALVERSON, ' ■ ja m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document *************************************************** DEATH OF F. W. MAHONEY The city was grieved to learn this morning of the death of F. W. Mahoney. His death was not unexpected for he had been very ill for the past two weeks but the shock was felt quite as much as though death had come without any warning. Mr. Mahoney was at death’s door several years ago when he was attacked with what was termed a narcotic poisoning and to save his life both of his legs were amputated above the knees and after a brave fight for life he emerged from the hospital and resumed his accustomed place at his office with the same old smile and told his friends he could do more real work now since he was unable to leave his office at all and he has actually attended to business details although unable to walk and was carried from his car to his office each day by an attendant. His iron nerve and cheerful demeanor remained the same up to the very last and about wo weeks ago he was taken ill again and was forced to give up business and go to bed. He passed peacefully away this morning at five o’clock surrounded by his family and his last hours were calm and serene and free from pain. F. W. Mahoney was born in Richmond, Va., sixty-nine years ago and moved to Sanford about thirty-five years ago, being in charge of the plumbing business for the George Fernald Co., for many years and at the death of Mr. Fernald going into the business with the late C. R. Walker under the name of the Mahoney-Walker Co., in which business he was successful. He was one of the pioneers in business in this city and one of the most progressive citizens, being ready at all times to take an active part in everything for the benefit and the up-building of Sanford and always lending a helping hand for the needy and his ear was never deaf to the cry for charity and assistance. His death is a loss to the community and his place will be hard to fill even though for the past two years he had been forced to curtail some of his activities. He leaves two sons, Andrew and Clarence, and one daughter, Ellen Mahoney to mourn the loss of father, the good wife having passed to the beyond about two years ago. The funeral services will be held from the Catholic church Thursday afternoon at four o’clock, interment being made in Lakeview. The sympathy of the many friends is extended to the children in the hour of sorrow. ************************************************** Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 07, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 07, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 07, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b6fa32c64be28017d2e30a4d5feb90fe.pdf e414c29e524d10de4ac6b144eeeac667 PDF Text Text PUBLIC HEARING ON WATERWAYS IN IN THE H EAR T OP THE W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION volum e SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923 in. BROADCASTING AND AMATEUR OPERATION OF STATIONS Or More Stations Now In Opera lion IWth T\&o Wave Length Transmission PURCHASE OF LOCAL WATER PLANT AND ROfcl) ISSUE Illy Thr Aiiorlnttd I'rdO TAMPA, Mch. 0.—Tnmpo is today voting on the question of purchasing the local water works plant and is­ suing bonds to provide the money to secure an ddcliver a new' supply of water in event the purchase of the plant is not ratified. •Hr Tli* AsaorUMHI !»-**»> WASHINGTON, Mch. fl.—Secreta­ ry Hoover today decided to call a ra­ dio conference within, the next month or two to determine whether the pres­ ent conestion in broadcasting und amsteur operation cannot be relieved. There are about 640 stations now in operation, Hoover cxpFalnod, and they have but two wave lengths on which t otransmlt signals. Considerable dif­ ficulty has been found in preventing conflict, he said. FOREIGN AFFAIRS Established formal peace with Germany by ratifying a separate treaty. Ratified the treaties of the Washington armaemnt conference, limiting world naval construction, and establishing a four-power alliance to maintain the peace of the Pacific and Far East. , Oentcd machinery for the settlement of Europe’s $11,000,000,000 indebt­ edness to the United States and ratified the settlement with Great Britain. Established u mixed claims commission to settle claims between Ger­ mans and Americans arising out of the war. Forbade the president to appoint a member of the reparations commis­ sion except on authorization from congress. t DOMESTIC AFFAIRS Enacted a high protective tariff law. Repealed excess profits and Idxury taxes,' imposed during war time, and revised other tnx laws. Enacted a budget system for the federal government. Enacted more agricultural legislation than any congress in history. Restricted immigration by enacting a 3 per cent low. Established the pence time strength of the urmy nt 126,000 men and the novy nt 80,000 men. . Passed a soldiers’ benus bill, which was vetoed by the president. Enacted a federal maternity Inw in which the g o v e r n m e n t co-operates with the stntes in protection of motherhood and childhood. Passed the Hursum bill, increasing Civil war pensions, also vetoed by the president. Tightened up the Volstead law by enneting an anti-beer inw. Put the big packing industries more completely under federal direction by enacting the pneker control bill. Drought grain exchanges under federal supervision by regulating deal­ ings in grain futures. Authorized a searching inquiry Into the basic ills of the coal industry •y n federal commission. Appropriated $1,000,000 for prosecution of grafters. Established n federal narcotic board to regulate distribution »f habit­ forming drugs. Effected considerable reduction in the cost of running the federal gov­ ernment by decreasing appropriation*. WASHINGTON—, Rich. fl.-Prcaiilont Harding hns Informed olflrinls of the railway *hop crafts that ho ran see no “ adequate question of princi­ ple" which warrant* further delay in the settlement in all districts of last summer's shopmen's strike. In a let­ ter written just before he left Wash­ ington and made public at the white house today he declared “ the minority of interests Involved" by the refusal to settle, were "lurgely responsible" for interrupted coal deliveries and other unsatisfartfiry conditions in certain parts of the country.REMKCIIKID AND KRONBl’ RG IN MONTGOMERY, Mch. 0.— Resum­ \ KIIEN'ISII PRUSSIA COME UNing their 2,860 mile flight from Texas \ IIER THE YOKE to Porto Rico, twelve officers of the army nir service flying in six special­ ly equipped Dellaviland planes hop­ ped otf nt Maxwell field here nt 11:60 o’clock today for Pablo Reach, Fla. The flegt expected to reach Jackson­ ville at 3 o’clock. From Jacksonville the squadron will proceed to Miami tomorrow afternoon, according to tho present schedule. NUMBER 293 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL CALL ELECTION BY . PRECINCTS AFTER LA>V IS PASSED New Idea for Fine Boulevard Along I-ake Monroe From • City of Sanford Thnt the cattle in Seminole county will be fenced by precincts Is almost decided and the county commission­ ers will no doubt decide in* favor of precinct elections or local option to settle the rattle question for the pres­ ent to the satisfaction of all concern­ ed. lion. Forrest Lake, member of the leisluture from this county, appeared TALLAHASSEE, March C.—The before the county commlsslonsra this Budget Committee continued its work morning accompanied by Hon. F. P. Cur lot .Shipments Reported for Mon tmlay, nnd this formed the principal Forster, former member of the houso day, March 6 th: business of the state administration. and It. J. Holly to nsk that the coun­ Florida—Sanford section .. 3: Attendance of department heads pre­ ty commissioners settlo this question WASHINGTON,' Mch. fl. — The Florida—Manatee section . 1 with the cattlemen and growers In cluded more than routine develop­ meeting of the American Debt Com­ California > order thnt he would be advised when ments of various branches of the gov­ mission called for today to put the Florida—Tampa section — 1 he attended the meeting of the legis­ ernment. • British funding agreement into final lature and would know what the peufor hus been postponed until Friday. pie wanted, and ns Mr. Lake said he TALLAHASSEE, Mnrch 0 .—The would do nuthing adverse to the wish­ Rond Department headquarters here Shinipnj. Point information for MunAnti-Mosquito Day es of the county commissioners since was without any information rcgnrilday, March 6 th they represented the people as he did. ng the investigation conducted by its in Sanford Tomorrow, SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. Joe Cameron and Gaston Jacobs . Tho Chnmber of Commerce idea of Inlnesville officers yesterday into the Program is Arranged Haulings moderate, light wire inquiry, having different bands in this pnrt of represented the cattlemen at the tcent storming of the Pnlutkn jail. demand nnd movement slow, market the state alternate in various cities meeting and after several had spok­ Major Wilson Will Deliver An Ad- dull. Carloads f. o. b. usual terms: TALLAHASSEE, March f l . - Tin- each week is a good one anti we have en it was agreed by all present that drc’HNand I’ iltn Will Uc Shown 10 inch crates Golden Self-lllanehlng ■state Road Department opened seal­ nlrendy hail Orlando nnd Eustis hero the propel4 thing to do iir the matter 4-C doz. stalks in the rough $1.(16-; ed proposals for work of the asphalt to give us excellent concerts. Last would be the calling of sit election In Tomorrow will be anti-mosquito $1.76, New French' Strain 4-d doz. treatment to nproxlinately fifteen Sunday the Eustis bund played in every precinct in the county on the day in Sanford. The program ns ur- stalks in the rough, mostly $1.60. miles of state Rond No. 2 in Marion Central park nnd they had nn excel- matter. The ]>vop|e will vote ns to T»nge<1 by the Sanford Chamber of Timf"program ’wi-irranderrd Lry*a band wnelh^r they want the rattle fenced C o m p r e h e n s i v e I m p i i r r i n t o C o n d i t i o n s b y T h r e e county! ftlds were very close4 In Commerce, collaborating Wjm the' Total carlo! shipments from Ssnutes and were received from <5. F. of finished musicians. Under the able or nut and since there are precincts Prominent Men * State Hoard of Health, it in confident ford section (his season to Morgan Paving Company nnd Atlantic leadership of Director Frank Polnk where farming and fruit growing.pre­ will stimulate the interest of the San­ the Eustis band gave a concert that dominate, the rattle will be barred Defining Company, of Jacksonville. ford people In effectively eliminating Total cnrlot shipments from Man BIRMINGHAM, Ain.. March C.—The coni mining Industry in the Ala­ was greatly enjoyed by the large from these precincts and where there mosquitoes from this section. bama field will be the center of n comprehensive inquiry beginning tomor­ crowd present nnd we hope to hnvc are no farms or groves at present and nice thiB season to date.......... ORMONI) BEACH, March fl.— PresMajor Wilson of tho state board of Totnl cnrlot shipments from San row by three members of the United Stntes Coni Commission. The member? lident and Mrs. Harding arrived at Or- this splendid oignnizntion with us the cattle will not injure tho crops, the health will deliver an address nt the making the inquiry nnd who are scheduled to arrive in Birmingham tonlghi Imond at noon today with other ment- again some time in the future. Snti- rattle will be allowed to roam a* for­ ford last senson to date high school nt 10:16 nnd nt the gram­ iTotal cnrlol shipments front Mun . arc John Buys Hammond, chairman, Former Vice-President Thomns R bets of the presidential vacation par­ fiml will play at Eustis Thursday merly. mar school nt 10:46. Major Wilson Is Marshall und Clark Howell, editor of the Atlanta Constitution. The investi night of this week, ns tliis is the reg­ As Commissioner tilcdsoc pointed nteo Inst senson to ilntc ty and were met by Mr. and Mrs. exceptionally well posted on this sub- Total cnrlot shipments from Flor ■ration will continue for several days, probably a week, it is expected. out in his precinct on Celery avonuo Edward McLean, of Washington nnd’ ulnr concert night. • jeet nnd bis address nt the schools will it was not the range cattle that both­ ida Inst week iiunicdintcly boarded the houseboat be for the purpose qf enlisting the Total cnrlot shipments front Sait ered tho growers but tho neighbor­ which McI.enn chartered for tho trip. xid of the pupils in n continuous nnhood milk cows that were allowed to ford Inst week .......... ............. ti-mosquito campaign. In the after­ roam up and down the avenue break­ Waterways Meeting: noon n special film prcpuml by the ing down fences and eating up the lUte board of health of New Jersey Forty Men and growers’ crops and he said that Mon­ Held Here March 15th will be shown in the princess theatre day night one of these cows had brok­ Eight Horses Have through the courtesy of O. P. Hern­ Be Big: Attendance en into his place and destroyed at a Fine Meeting don. It will again be shown in the least $60 worth of crops. evening. The afternoon program will Number of Growers and Shippers It is a matter of congratulation that The locale Voituro of I,n Societe Big Auction Sale Tomorrow Will Clean Out Unde be principally for tho school children rd Chamber of this vexatious question will now bo Front Other Sections To Be Here nnd that in the evening for the adults. 40 llomnte et 8 Chexonux, in other sirable Residences \ ;ed to have Mr,<solved to the satisfaction of all con* The picture is a very forcible one nnd words the Society of 10 Men nnd 8 nting Rcasonerl ccrned nnd it Is probable that tho A meeting of the Chnmber of Com­ bring* home clearly the rnvnges*of Horses, had their regular meeting it* to address-a county commissioners will so rule at A. P. Connelly has always been n houses qn it but Mr. Hnrrold is as­ merce, drafted to prepare data for the pest, nnd also effective means for lest night nt tho home of Ralph Wight worker for n bigger nnd better Snn- sisting in the movement for n better the Water Traffic League brief,, met : nt tho Palm their meeting today, its elimination. While nn educational on Sanford Heights. The members ford in every way and he has old man city by disposing of all this proper­ last evening nnd arranged for wit­ otel nt 8 o’clock Another mutter that Mr. Lake and him in the strictest sense of the word nil turned out nt this meeting to ini­ Couie boat n mile when it conics to ty in order .thqt it might be built into nesses who will give oral testimony iwny beautlAcn- his committee brought to the attenit carries with it a story thnt cannot tiate two good men entering the So­ the "getting better day by day in better business and residence proper­ will be made to tion of the county'commissioners wan help but impress tha_ observer. ciety. The two victims were Joe every way” proposition, for Couie ty nnd allow tho city to grow and n large number tho fact that'the state road departThe next plan tho Chamber of Com­ Hutchinson nnd Doug Griffin. Punch has only been saying this for the past expand east along the' inke shore— nulc county nt ment would not give any state aid to merce has in mind to eliminate mos­ wns served during the meeting, also few months and Connelly hns boon some of the most dcsirablo property county highway any roads that were not sixty feet quitoes in Sanford Is to have its City plenty of good smokes. Every mem­ saying It for years nnd not only snylng in the city nnd getting better all the Lion, which (t is wide nnd since this width could not Planning committee have nn ordi­ ber thoroughly enjoyed the program. it but acting tho pnrt. In conjunction time. , will be repre- be obtained from Monroe to the city Tomorrow, then, is your opportun­ nance enacted wherebjf it will be n After all business wns‘ cleared awny with the Worsham Auction Company, ins of tho coun- lines on account of the value of the misdemeanor for residents to permit La Societe proceeded to enrry out the the Connelly Real Estate company, ity to buy this fine property nt auc­ lands in the celery district, it would receptacles on their property thnt rest.of the initiation. n very forcible be a good thing to bulkhead the lake through D. S. Bronson, will start nn tion and A. P. Connelly, D. S. Bron­ son, London Worsham, J. W. Oliver Luncheon today front to Sanford in this direction, forThe prisoners were marched thru auction sale tomorrow on nil of the nnd C. A. Todd will be on the ground terested in the ever settling the mosquito question Joe Hnrrold' property on Second Ihc city with different paraphernalia to help you buy this property nlntost on of Seminole by getting rid of the swampy lands end then into Bowers’ Drug Storo street one block cast of the B. & O. ut your own price. Twelve choice bu­ i receive further along the lake shore, give the sixty garage thut should not only open up the drinks were on the house. Cook’s address feet right of way and making one of n now business section to white peo­ siness lots will be sold nt public auc­ •d that the com- the most benutifu! drives in the itate ple but also enhance the value of all tion and it is the opportunity o f your ing Ihe practical right along the shores of Lake Monthe fine rosidenco property on Union life to get in on the ground floor and not only help yourself hut help your idvicc of an ex- roe. From a health standpoint and nvenuo thnt has languished for years Imade during the evening nna aijo city to greater efforts along thla line PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIALS r initial steps, from a standpoint of business thla because between the city nnd this pro­ many good old time tunes were sung of expansion. . useless expend!- movement would be a good one. The perty there was n barrier of negro by the entire Societe; after the dinner The sale will start at 10 •o’clock Piglgy Wiggly Stores have an adand energy. Tho lake shore would not have to be bulkbouses that precluded It front being nnd back to tho meeting place^ where nlttee this even- headed to any extent Into the lake but ^tttlscment in this isiuo calling nt- tho members indulged in the good desirable white property. This part and you should be there on time in ook advise as to just sufficient for the needs of the ttntion to their special Wcdnesdny of tho city In the olden daya wns tho order to get tho lots you want for game of bridge. Tho Volturc ndjounf in the organize- properly owners and for the roadbest4part of Sanford bqt after tho they will go fast after the sale starts »nd Thursday sajc of groceries nnd ed after a few hours and all the mem­ county highway way and bulkheaded with Palmetto big freeze it was given over to tho and the Worsham company hns the other good things to ca t The prices ’ bora left happy and full of the spirit ,tlon so that once logs could be dons very zeajkonably•♦11 the stuff at Piggly Wiggly Stores that the Locale Volture brings to Its negro residents with tho result that reputation of selling everything thoy perfected it can The made land in time and specially it has never been Improved nnd until take hold of right flow. *nd without them you can see what ' members. Ralph was voted a good 9 eo the page advertisement in this ’uncttoning. It U along this fine boulevard would be today hns not been goal business or the prices would have bocn. Watch , follow and a dandy host by all who believed that ns a result of tonight’s worth many times over what the eoet the Herald for prices. Piggly Wiggly nttendod. Tho new members were residence property. Tho building of issue and be on hand tomorrow at the B. A O. garage wns tho first start ten o’clock' on Second atreet next to meeting, Seminold county will shortly! would bo and all parties concerned lJ not afraid to quote their prices welcomed into the organization. lowatd making this a good business the B. A O. garage. Band concert have a county highway beautification j would be benfited and the .cUy of for they nre lower than the lowest. during the sale and tho ladies are es- Selection of Jury association thnt will be more efficient 1Sanford and the county of 8 emlnolo pecinlly invited to como out to this Shipping Board Steam­ than any in tho state. A special In- would be demonstrating to q»e world in Tampa Today' that- wo have the moat progressive ; er Aground in Bay Near on Murder Case people in the state. PROHIUITION POSTPONED GOTHAM’S SLOGAN Pensacola Lighthouse __ _ _ obsqrvlng Silk A promise should be given with Churchwell’s are ■ ' . MOLLA DEFEATED Week as all the big stores all over caution and kept with ears; made by •nr Tkr Associate* Press) (Hr Tk r tMwIatH Press) . GALVESTON, Mch. fl.—The UnitJACKSONVILLE, Mch. 3.—“ Wood the United States are observing it the heart and remembered by the (n r Tlie Associate* Press) bitlon In Constantinople has been in the trial of Jesse Glenn, negro, who •nd to commemorate the event they head. It la the off-sprlng of intenalcohol, tralnod nurses and ’ Nearer MONTE CARLO, Mch. • 3.—Mile. . . is charged with tho killing of Patrol■re. quoting you apodal prices on all ■stponed because the authority e- ^ H#|uy ^ h#ff , „ t s o m b e r . 8 usanno litngley nnd Miss Elizabeth tion to be matured by recollection. My God, to Thee’,” is the slogan now ■ilk goods In tljclr stores.. See their ise thd impossibility of enforcing II- Accortllng to testimony at the pre- Ryan, easily defeated Mrs. Molla Delayed It is Just dafitted; neglected In New York Instead-of "wine, wom­ •dvertUcmcnt in this issue and re­ it is sn untruth told; attended to.lt la lor legislation while the large allied Rminary hearing, the negro fired at Bjurstcdt Mallory, the American wo­ an and Song" paid Dr. Loo K. Frankel, member that theso special low prices a debt honorably settled. You owe it id Turkish forces are-hers. the officer when tho latter made an man champion, apd Misa llowvtt, of vice-president of tho Metropolitan hold l»dd good for the entire wick. wfcck. This to yourself to open that account at tho The prohibition laWs’ were to have* attempt to arrest him on a disorderly, England, in the women’s doubles of Life-Insurance -Company of Now * yojr golden opportunity to get silks Seminole County Bank, the-Monte Carlo tournament 0-0, 6 -X. conduct charge. . - .\j York at a Clvitan luncheon h e r e . j gono into effect Thursday ** »*ry reasonable prices. ! j �(fTBf - ..................................... SMAfcrtV-Vi fSjPlSpfrt tS? . X . S. <■' i f*b,: \ .All1 f :H>siTf' V - VinrtHVt * > f. .f.vii y t* ■5f*a*V THE SANFORD DAILY IIERALI), MONDAY, MARCH 5. 1023 buy. Iihmlls lend sell, either at tvlmle- NOTICE TO P R O P E R -,T *U p n» nt tea mu n* Leonard! motored to Orlando Saturday j the guests wore naked to meet nt tho j P r ; n < ,x anlr or retail. nil klmU of woods, warts nnd merchandise. Dint to generally enafternoon to attend the tea given by; home of Mra. A. C. Will lama nt 7:30 j t y O W N ERS J i n e r r i n c e S8 khk <- In. carry on amt conduct tho uii.lthe Orlando Chapter, N. S., D. A. It. where they gathered till 8:00 o’clock ner* of dealers In nil kinds of goods, warra uml merelinndlse of every class -T 0 N I G II Twhen tho enr drivers were naked to nnd dco-rlutloit I r l i i t n N t r ; t<> ac- i , , , , MRS. FRED DAIREIt, Socltty Editor Inr tljo conjtniction o f "City Paving Mm. II. J. Starling, Mrs. A. B. follow the guiding car driven by Goo. quire; own. Iruse. let.. , rent, sell rnd "* ” * Ccglaning Monday, M.irrh xyt otherwise deal In m l c t a t S : to bor­ there will be a nurplt ?. <f i'-rth which Phono 2I7-W Peterson and son Robert, nnd Mra. Townsend, Jr. They wore led to the m row money and to secure the same by Everting Performance Starts It T** k m . any trlr»«k t» For Florida: Today cooler .fei mortiimies, deeds of trust, bonds or belongs to the city. The City will use —ft II* Ml* 4 . l / n l i n * 1 earning Lulu Burroughs leave tomorrow by beautiful home of his mother on Mel^ nt 7:3? p. m. other (•bllicatlonn therefor.' nnd .to d'l k « M s n r It , M I I * r a l r n i l l l M . **rlt t W* -Vr5^ motor for JnckBonvillc and Pnblo lonville avenue, where they were en­ in extreme north portion; I nil ntteh other things ns may be nee* all they have need for, n'ter which tho . • r p * t » l r m t 4 in th la I r p i r l M i i l i g l i l a o rax ary or fxpeilleul to l>e done for tin- balance will in? disposed of to private Reach where they will spend scver.il tertained throughout the evening. O e la lla . n r l r | i | k i M t h e Mem. l l m il tomorrow increasing cloudi* ' Clara Kimball Young Mieren-fnt troneactlon of the bindm-rs fee g r e a t I f M r r e t l a l r A The guests were met nt the door by weeks ns the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ness becoming unsettled in I of tills corporation, nnd to have, ex­ partlcn In tho vicinity of the work nt ercise uml enjoy all rlalus. powers nut — IN— 23c per cu. yd. whore the haul will K. W. Simms. Mrs. Peterson nnd son Mrn. Townsend nnd ushered Into the north portion. ** ;u i,v lt'T '* Incidental In eofjwrsttnnSOCIAL CALENDAR ot V iiili.il amt ovlstlnu untler the lawn nut exceed 2,000 feet and one cent per will leave from there for their homo parlor where delicious punch was serv­ o r llic Htatr of Klorldn. , ed. ' cu. yd. additional per 100 feet .where mi m it* *-j r- S-J KB tej in Jamestown, N. Y. Artlete III. Monday—The Women'll Guild of Holy Several interesting garnet were en­ The rmnunt o f the cnpttnt stock of the haul exceeds 2 ,0 0 0 -fcct. IU M l H IQ lids roriMiratlon shall be Twenty-five ra tv* Cram Church meets n t.3:30 p. m. Anyone desiring! any of this earth fe'; Mr. n:id Mrs. R. II. Rrnnlck,•Sir*. joyed by all nnd prizes-fur the games TtiiiUaniul Ibdlors tfil.fUJ.Cld. to Lo di­ *i nt the Rectory’. vided Inin r.SdO share*, of 1 hr par val­ were won by Julia Idling, Janie Lning should notify the City Manager. A. It. Marshall nnd guest, Miss Nell ue o f-T en I >otIn rn (|!i),ea) eaeh. Monday—St. Agnea Guild meet* nt C. J. RYAN, Woodward, o* Washington, left yes­ Beatrice Martin, Lillian King and The rnpUnl stock of lid* corpora­ the home of Mm. Julius Tnkach on tion may be pnyalds in. lasned or used lM9-o.«.w.-iw Newton Stenstrom. City Manager. By Rlchnrd Washburn Child. A terday morning fof n motor trip -to for tbe purehase of property, eltlter Eleventh street nt 3:30 p. m . ?tory of what happens to girli i„ After the games refreshments were r fit or personal, for labor or services Tuesday—Junior Hass of S. II. S. will Palm Bench and Miami, going down served. Tho c pnrlnking off Mra. h k b h h K Id Mi m Rj at a Just vnluntlnn In he fixed by the Russia, that vast region of silence, Heard of Directors at a meeting railed CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH present play "Teddy, the Runaway” to attend the Sun Dance nt*, Palm Townsend’s hospitality were Misses i few whispers have reached our far sticb purpose. . Ecach. Bluo Monday, hut the weather Is MONEY Article IV. nt the high school auditorium. earn. Arc those whispers true? Janette Lning, , Evelyn Riggers, BeMr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Shocmnkcr havo Tills C’trporatlop shall continue unit too flno to fcol blue. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c The truo rand fearless answer tf .Tuesday—Circle No. 2 of the Mothontricc Martin, Ruth Whittle, Mamio have fall power to* exercise Its corpo­ nr. their guest their daughter, Miss e -----e — »L_ _e dist church meets nt tho home of rate rights anil franchls< s for a period and mail it to Foley & Co., 2335 Shef­ given in this dramatic sensation. Kate Williams, Lucille and Maurice Tho Fuller Construction Co., has two of ninety-nine years, from amt after field, III., writing your name nnd ndMrs. I. W. Hughey, 200 E. Fifth Shoemaker from Virginia. Echols, Lillian King, nnd Messes. Iho comtn*nccc«nt of its corporate ex ­ sets of riveters on the First National istence. Tomorrow—Elsie Ferguson i„ ficld, III., writing your name cnd.mlSL, at 3 p. m. Steele, Newton Stenstrom, Charlie Article V. . “The Outcast”, v • UOIKiES-ROSIEU Bank building now nnd they arc mak­ Fridny—D. Y. P. U; social nt the horn* turn n trial pnekage containing Fol­ The l.uxlneas of this corporation Andorson, Ed. Milieu, Fred I-irk, Joel ' ’ • The many friends of Miss Vida •hall be.conducted by the followlnit o f­ ey’s Honey ami Tnr Compound for of Mias Beatrice Martin on Celery Bell, Billio Park, E. S- Crowsby, CnrI ing good time. ficers; n President, n Vlce-Proaldent, Avenue. All members nnd friends Hodges nnd Mr. A. Dewey Rosier will Echols, A. D. Roundtree. a Secretary and u Tn-asuri r who may coughs, colds nnd croup; l ’oicy Kid­ ho interested to learn of their marMiss Nina Jarvis, Eleanor Jarvis, be oils nnd the smpi person. nm|. a ney Pills for pains in aides, nnd back; arc invited. . Hoard of Directors of not less than ringo .which was solemnized at the nnd Miss E. Lcland of Brooklyn ar­ Hire? nor more Hum flvo persona, who rheumatism, backache, kidney and SEE CATilRAG be slni-llholderr rived on the boat yesterday nnd are must Tuesday—Regular monthly business Haptlat church Sunday morning nt l> The Scrap Iron Class . % *r 1’ littt the firvi o n . Unit o f Ihe sloek- bladder uilmcn(s; nnd Foley Cathartic o’clock, I)r. King officiating. The guests nt Lake Mary lodge. Income Ta?^ Specialist, Peoples Ibnk holder*, hereinafter provided for. the meeting nnd election of officers for Tablets, n wholesome and thoroughly Has Large Crowd officers of i Ii Ih corporation shall bo; happy couple left by nuto immediate­ ft M. Ilnnt. President: T, a tlalsilerp cleansing cathartic fur constipation, the Woman’s Club. and Good Meeting There is no time to sleep in this Vlco-Pre.ildeiii: J. R Harvard./Heere- biliousness, hemimhe?, and sluggish MARCH 13th, 1-ith nnd 15th ly n'tcr the ceremony for points on tsry mot It. \V. Deane. T,-, usurer. The All Form. line old town nny more nnd WO nre llount o f Directors shall be. C. M- fluot. bowels. Sold everywhere.—AUv. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. W. Knight nnd the Enst Coast, where they will jpend T. it. Itnlsdcn. J. H. Harvard nnd It IV. Seventy-two men were present nt making too much noise to sleep any Dciino. fnmlly spent Sunday afternoon at their honeymoon. yesterday's meeting of tho ’ IScrnp how. Watch the building?* go up. The flrst or orunlziHon nlerllhg of The bride is n popular Sanford girl, Daytona Bench. . • the stock liidilrfa ahull b< held In the . Everything: in Silks oh having spent her girlhood days here. Iron Class.” In The nbscncc of Prerl. City of bpiifnrif. I’ iorlilfl, on th« 16th CurcB Mulnria, Chills dent Forest 1jike, tho meeting was tfaj ' r March, A. I). IIJZ. for thi i u . Mrs. George taincnux of Indinnnp Sale at Yowell’s Tues­ ; J. A. Rcdpntch was n business vlsi- The groom is n valued employe of tho pose of ndupliit'-r hy-Inv.-M unit complet­ nnd Fever, Dengue or presided over by Fred R. Wilson. Rev. oils is the guest of her brother Harry ing the organization of this corpora* tbr here freim Jacksonville for the Mnhoncy-Walkcr Co., nnd formerly day, March 6tfi. IliliotiH Fever. Ion. mid nlso for the purpose of elect­ Crnwford Jackson, who isinterested Wnrd. Mrs. Lcmnux has been in Kenresided in Jacksonville. ing such nlTIrrrn o f lh> corporation as f " k , In juvenile work, delivered an inter­ ford before nnd hn.t ninny friends arc lierclnsliovc provided for, anil Upon their return to Snnford they thereafter Ihe annual m*i-lliig of llov esting short talk nt the beginning of who nre glad to sec her again. slcekholders elinll be lodd' on Ibe flrrl nnanBKHHDaaananuMHHBntaiiHRBBUBEBaaaaHnHBaaaaABaaaBBii > Gcorgp 1. Hamel, of Palatko, spent will reside on the Heights where tncy Hnmlay nfter ilu* first Tuesday In Jan­ 2 Netv Shipment just Received of the meeting in behalf of his work. The tho day hero Saturdny attending to will receive the congratulations and uary o f each ycifr. Sanford needs a ■ big auditorium lesson was taught by Dr. Carpenter. Arllele I I. EASTM AN K O D AK S, FILMS, FILIVI business. ’ . best wishes of their many friends. The blBllesI noiiiutll ' f llidcbtcdlli '.s _ The principal speaker nt yesterdny'n that could he used for nil public I ______ nr liability lo which Dili corporation • PACKS A N D KODAK ALBUMS meeting was Father Roger Anderson, gatherings in the week days nnd ev­ shall sulijcel li«e|f shall lie an amount . v Mm. ‘ Archie Betts, Mrs. Charles D. A. It. MEETING IN ORLANDO. • • * f* . not to exceed Ihe nmntltil Ilf the caplwho is delivering n scries of sermons enings nnd for n big.central Sunday tjl slock iif this corporation. Rritt and Mrs, Braxton Perkins mo­ At the Inst meeting of tho Salflo Article VII. nt the Eplrcopnl rhurrh. He delivered school on Sunday. The City Commis­ tored to Orlandp Saturdny where thuy Harrison Chapter, N. S., D. A. It., nn The names and residences of Ihe r.n interesting address to the clasr, sioners have something of tills kind sitlisrrlblng lncorpm ulors and Ibispent tho day'very pleasantly. invitation from Mra. McLean, regent «if the capital stock suliserlbeil and one that was appreciated hy nil. in their minds and will build one oh xmoiiht PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST by each nr« as follows, lo -w ll: o f the Orlando Chapter, was rend, In­ r . ji . iiiini, Hanford. H i lotm share* P The theme of his discourse was the the lake front Some of these days. Mr.* nnd Mm. A. Honigman, of Mi- viting the Dmlghters tv n ten snd to T. H. Italsdcu. Hanford. I'la. to ullarea S necessity of being truo to hack* J. H Harvard. Hanford. Kin. I " sh ires, nmi,.arrived in the city Saturday for meet their • honorco guests, Prof. A U T H O R IZ E D E A S T M A N O D A K AGENCY N. J, Lilian! of the Herald Printing lb V\\ Deane. Hiitifi.nl, Kla. !<> share* . M ground, nnd based his remarks upon B n short visit and arc stopping at the Schuler, of Rollins' College, Prof. IN W IT N I’HS \V||i:i:i;OK. Hie sa il-i E 3 2 S the great painting called “ The Angel-; Co., is sixty-four todny and is hale srrlblng Incurpor.-ilcrs have heretl'it ............o ia Montezuma. Topper, of Philadelphia, nnd our state, tlielr hr.ml'i on the- 'til dav nf Mnrcb 1a us," in which toilers are represented and hearty nnd -full of pep right on. srl A. D. tar::. aBBft.‘ ^nnTiKFtiBQnnsxnBn>iRCOBRBZiiasBaaHKMi registrar, Mrs. John Leonard!. * <’ il l l l ’ NT, as censing their work for n few m o-! " Uncle SI” ns lie is affectionately R. W. Caldwell nnd Fred Ewing of All were chnrmed with the beauti­ T H. H.MHDKN known all over the state^is good for -. .1 s M MtV.MtD SAn Frnncisco, wero among, the ar­ ful group of violin selections rendered incuts' devotion nt the sound of the fS H DILVNI* * hell In n church which is thown in n many more /cum in the strenuous rivals here Saturday nnd are rogis- by Prof. Schuler. Prof. Topper's wonSTATK i»K I'l.i >lt I l*A illage in the hack-ground. Tho game-of making n newspaper. I’tlfN T V UK }’.i:M INi i'.K . T R Y OUR SANFORD M AID BREAD .tered nt the Montezuma. dt-rful address on “ Amertcnnization" ........................ , _ , , . . I HKUKIIV t'HIlTIKV. That on this , .• . ,, , ,, i speaker declared that every ono presfl.ty lu-fon im person ills appeared «’ wna an inspiration. Mrs. Leonard!, , , , , , , L , , Dr. J. H. Wendler of Orlando is in M H um . T s It.iis.i. .. i h Harvard, ent hml n hack* ground nnd. that he A crisp loaf on your Ir.lilo this evening would add murh to your mral. Robert Deane, Dodson Ilall nndlKnVc n talk of Genelogical work of the nilil It. Vi". Drum-, lo on .11 h rum n lo should he truo to it,! naming God, the city today on business. He is just lie Ihe perron* named In amt who sub­ Walter Connelly spend Sunday nfter-i8 t«te and the permanent geonoologiA good nose would be tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, recovering from a revere illness? that scribe,! tlu-lr names i " tbe roregotnn country, municipality and home asjlie articles or Im urpor.tiIon, v tin <r\, r noon at Daytonn Bench onjoying the ca| library to he in Orlando in the near inhaling the odors of all our appetizing, wholesome goodies. left him almost deaf and he is hardly backgrounds of every man. i nlli nrknon-lcd-icd befurr ttu that rhev nights. future. > I'XffUtcd thi lirinv fur liu- purposrs able to get around and to attend to It is hoped that there will lie .even a r. In ■ \ pr- rri-d The Sailie Harrison Chapter feels larger attendance next Sunday than On* business of publishing the heath­ tIn’VITNKRfk m v -linliit jnnt oTIelnl n o t v. Miss Dorothy Rumph, who is at­ justly proud of the work done by Its . • . . . . r __i v lU _ . M Hmifonl I'bunty i-f Hrinlnolr and eVed Warrior. there was Inst. Lot’s regain the rec: Htiil - of 1-’ ? . - 1.lit. t o I iil» the .id dti) tending Woman's College nt Tnllahas- member. of March, A It K-Z3 ord of over a hundred. (HIJAI.I . (.K ill,\ \V POW Kl.t. tscc, is spending tl)e week end here A number of the daughters of Sallie f G. N. Sht'piierdson of Memphis, Next to Trinceufl Theatre _ __ Ni.toi - I’ ulille .-'uate of rturldu with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harrison chapter attended this de­ jj Terrti-. is in the city on n business trip. At) <’ onimlssb.il Itxplres Dec. Z 1. 1VZA s a :-H c Wednesday, 10 a. m. is Mr. Shcjthepdson supplies hardwood Rumph. lightful meeting nnd ten. the day that Block 10, ashes to all the fertilizer companies Mm. Lulu Burroughs, of Jncksdh-j MRS. TOWNSEND ENTERTAINS slate making a specialty of BEOlinnNNBUatintSBatlKlunRHaUMNNCMUHWUPnBSIRKtlBManBRBBRnnBf’lBDICHBIinaitaBBHBRBnaBBBXUBli & Tuckte’s of ’’thisthe NSKBaBBBIHHaaMUKaBKBIIBBBflBHaaKtinBrUiangMKCBRHHHKBKUKURnaaHaadHBaiiaBMIllIB JDXCkUlHiav vllle, is expected to arrive here this i Mrs. George Townsend ctmdnn Chapman community. He sees many chan­ ■ D M afternoon by motor nnd will l»e t l » ; One of the most delightful and en­ Addition is to be sAln ati ges i. in Sanford since he was here rev­ MB B 10 Stores in Georgia 11 -1 Store Jn Florida SS guest of her cousin, Mm. B. J. Star-: joyable events of the-season was a : oral years ago and nays Sanford is ■ n -*T auction. ling. party Tiiosdny evening, Feb. 2D, hon­ orio of the greatest cities in tho state. !■ oring Mirra* Lillian King and Mau» *BB ■ ■ Style Show Will Bring ' Mrs. B. J. Starling, Mis. A. H. Pet­ rim?‘ Echols. . Tile many Snnford friend?! of Mrs. BB To begin interest for the evening New Fashions to Local K. II, Brown will be -glad to lenrn erson, Mrs. G. l.'Lourks and Mrs. Jno. Women, March 8th that she has returned from n nix month*’ suit to her brother i:i Sacra­ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BnBBBBHIlHBBBBBnBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBBMBB Sanford’s New StorePhone 127 ■ fi. .s li mento, t'nlif.. and is again at home • m I Wlmt will Milady "f Fnahion Im ‘ n wcuriug cliis new ni-nxun? Short in Jacksonville, where Mr. Brown is ■ Skirt?!? Long? What of tiie now statu sales mnnngcr of tho Virginia;fri ■ ■ colom, tho now fnhrii?»t tho now fa<l3 Carolina Chendqal Co. IMm..* IL J. ■i nnd fancier? And where, oh where Holly, sinter o f Mrs. Brown received) a card front her today announcing her K will the wntstlincs bo? K arrival home and that her health has ■ Those nnd many other questions TO SELL SEASON TICKETS FOR liccn greatly improved by her stay 13 : R that besot maid and matron nt thir. in California. . ’ ■ n N u session of the year nre to he nnswer■ <-<i in n most novel vvay this season. s TIIEDI-’OltD IJAS A I.KAI) MINK ■ Bnunrol propom to iutrodueo tiro n Attorney A. Theilford of this city H ■ K new iixnlf i tu Sarf'ird <»n March Htli will leave in n few ilayn for Arkansas ■ ll:e modioiii of tin intcrerl■ where he lias 150 acres of land that sa through ■ ing style r-how tit the Parish House. N Twenty-five young Indies, friend* mid nllic.s of the Ameri­ B contain a line lead deposit, nnd the ■ Till* is an enterprise, by the way, in rock has broil analyzed nnd found to s !> can Legion, utx’ wnnlcd to enter tho enmpuign ■ ■I n n which m or/ than a thousand mer­ contain n fine lead deposit. Mr. Tht dfor .scllitig Scanon Tickets for the chants til nr. many cities are partici­ font will viait the farm and find out u pating tills spring. all about it on the trip amt aa he any* Tho idol, nrcording to Mr. Ilnumrl, ' AM ERICAN LEGION’S BIG CIRCUS it is "either worth $ 1 (10,000 or it in r e s S i1 . ir. to present nil tho lutozt modes de­ worth nothing nnd (to will forget about creed hy Fashion—on living models, (Jenutiful Diamond Ring first prize to the successful seller. It” after ho returns to Sanford. Mr. nnd to tho nccompnniniont of nn ap* Three other prizes given to those interested in the­ Thctlford is the senior memlrir of propriate musical program. * work. Now is the time to get busy the law firm of THcdfnrd £ Wilkin­ One of the particularly fetching son nnd regardless of bin lend mine.* n * s I s iffT things which Fashion has up- her BPTks . in Arkansas is a Sanford booster and Sec the American Legion Circus Committee: rdcuvu (and by the way, nho hus intends to make his home hero for :• ■i BM 1 1" ‘ . sleeves thin season) will bo the three- life. as piece costume—some with jnunty 25 ft L’nll on Joe Chittenden; Rost Comamndor, Chamber o f Com­ BN j coats in bolero effect, others in soft. NOTH I’. OK I \ r o l l I ’ OII ATION mu merce Ruildlng, or J. S. Roberts. Mnnngcr Notlri- !* Iirrrliy plvrn iliut tp.. uinlrr- Ml 1 iK’autiful crepes to match, dresses in elgnrtt Inlrml to np|>l)- in tho ll4.tw.r- B B American Legion’s Circus the ram*? designs nnd mnlorials. nuM- t’nry a . Harilii- rtoVrrjinr o f thi- nn nit- of Kliirtda. at TstlatinVxn-, I’ lur- MB The event nt the Parish House will St liln, nn tho 12th <tn>- of Mari-li. A H. a r ■JUPJL!1 ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ "■ ■ ■■■■■ RUnBBrRUlIBBRBRBB ■■■■■■■IBBBB l*c open to the public. 1323. for l.i tirrii I*;n. nt. tncorii'iratlnt; It I-.NT’ S I’ l l A llilA C V . INK., uuilir tho ■ t »V;-> -.1 >f fiifliiWlrm BBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBItaaBBBBaHBBIIMBIQMBBMBBBMBBB if pr»u <rn|ioxi*l cliarti r. the- orlg* Innt of vlili-h * la now on ni« In tli»- o f. ties of i it. Estate row without a Keen-tary of the State of THE WEATHER “THE HANDS OF LOCALS J R . C . B O W E R PHON tN FORD, FLA R O U T H BAKERY S3 LL COMPANY Young Ladies Wanted s H PRINTED FLAXON, YD. - 39c American Legion Big Circus s .59c MERCERIZED BATISTE, YD. 45c S The second and third owner of a Hiipmobile 5 doubt, is .the 12 lots on gets just exactly as much in economy and re­ 5 Union Avenue, which is liability day after day, and month after S an extension of Second month, as did the first owner over a long life jj St.— Worsham Auction t Company. of unremitting usefulness. New and Reduced I*riccH Effective January FI rat - Ladies’ Rest Room personal guarantee. Now’s your time. , Huofi.r. — RAY B. & O. Motor Co. Sanford, Fla„ Corner Second Street <tnd Saiiford Avenue Distributors Seminole and Lake Counllos * One nf the Largest and Most llp-to-date Drive-In Filling Hint inns in UUk part o f the Htnte '.T. M ‘- •' -• 1 to PONGEE $1.25 . • '-lutrU for tin- tmni iM- <*f foritHiii: a hotly polltm anti corporate linitcr unit hy virtu** of the Ihwn., of llo? Htnto of Kloriita. niul itu hereby FOR SAI.K-f-We have n number of 0­ ntbtpt ttu* follntvittt; urlirl. « o f llinir. volt Prcztoilte, Willnril and other Jhvmtlon. ' . trip I. BATTERIES, ready for Immediate ,Tlu- nhtt’ p ofArt ihlp corporation iihnlt I•flAt'.M 11A I: Nt At’ At ’ V Yt I Jit’., an.l ltd use at f. 1 5.00, enclr covered by our Im> UI’ NT’S I’ , _ _ . , .. i lirtnhlpll ol.im. of I n-lio -.* .h u ll he at 55, S! Opch Dny and Night Klurlfiu. at TallalinsM-i-, Kiorltls, , k. m. n in e . T : 8. IIAIHI*KN J. S. HAItVAItrt 1!. W . DKANK i‘ ito i’ o s i :o vtiT itT .r.i o k i N f o n i ’ o IIATiON OK H IN T 'S I’ ll A ll ft A K t. I At) W c. the iintlcrslirnrit, have agrc«*r, tfc nsioclJlr liUfltlVM anil, ilu In refiy BROS., "E X I D E ” Phono r.lfi. Service. ii i * rhta. hm ,t m;e hav< an I M?.h ««h.-r |.ln.. . o f i-uei| R« i>ti a* rue Itnacit of utrccttfS may 2S8-4tp| fr •a t iur to Mmr it.-tf-rinlne. II. I T h e r c o r u l Article nature of tin. Lustrum ; trait-.ictrit nti-I c ut lurteil !■)* f till S1IL Ready-to-Wear, i rporatloh t shall t*o sx u lln w x, tn: w it: tu rmcttge tn amt carry on, elthSilk piece goods,. Silk . r :.l -. !i. ,1 calc or n tall. n setieral xx , "d ttii S U n d e r w e a r ,” S: i l k< ,LV s” . IMBBBBJBHBBBHBBBBBB ■»» H ose, I ntcrrhBlaJI.J tiuMnc*.: to rttttuxe -• r-.'. t! tn. m »u.u c-tuioct. either m whnte. 1i Lilt li.idn rti .1on 11fl I* First Street ? I 1.. 410 I'.it ill SELLS IT FOR LESS i'g*-' B B ^ m a a a s a g i g t ig g H tu * * * �SvrV r^ ’ ' ; ■J , 'T^U-' VfT ■ -i ~t ' . - JC-si - _t **v.- ‘ iSSWSJ?- rt#3Mr. •- *., ' *■ ' *L/ v, »-*vr, jj - 1. . i 2- -«*?." hm. *J. ?-iS -i -*A ’ •- • -A 1 -~T V* >* • .. * -* y*|-.:-v #* T U E S D A Y , M ARCH G, 1923 - _____ _____ __ i_ i < ' ’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY,. MAitCH (5. 1923 •—{— • . . ■ <____ ____________________ ;__________-________________ PAGE TH&K1 - : 1 A A A f t ,* , j *, A w % ,j :iaai the entire yean as expended on tho not to permit isolation to Increase con­ Fountain Inn nt Eustls or the'Grass struction costs. , “ The Huilding Group Is One of the Fiber and Pulp Mill at Leesburg.' A trip made by me last week to influences that is gilng to put WayScbring convinced me that nt Moun­ cress In keener competition with the tain Lake nnd nt Irving Vnmcll’s de­ other cities of South Georgia. velopment more has l*cen expended The Ruilding group is ono of thi for new buildings during 1922 tbnn influences that will make it* possible ■ nt latcsburg or l'ustis on the two for Wuycross to house all the families wishing to move here. buildings mentioned. o----tv . And the some can be said uf iscbring’s . wonderful development Buy a business lot on [j where tividchcer o f score's of beau­ tiful homes that had been finished easy terms from W or- ■ week#, or every month, for tweWe months. during thr year. sham Auction Company 3 t VV . * * i, Haines City, too, has built many a • M , on Wednesday, 10 a. m., j Whatever the amount is, save it regu­ new business block, and factories and larly and you will succeed. scores of now homes, and yet Haines one block east of corner 3 City does hot figure in tho Miller sta­ Sanford Ave. on Second | This institution wishes to help you to tistics. . street. 2 . win financial independence. Here in lurk.* county <»-ir compila­ : tion shows a total of $2 ,02 S,000 fur WADSWORTH DINKS WITH T U B 'S lfi2‘2 In building construction, only POIXCAUS8 exceeded by Jacksonville, Tarapn, -ALL DEPOSITS INSURED St. Petersburg. Miami and Orlando— yet Ijike county figures are not in­ - PARIS, Mch. Ik—Eltpt Wadrejorlli American ir.slstaul .ccrcla’ry of th; cluded. trcr.rurj’ t guest horrjr nt a o If 1 cbuld speak for other counties luncheon given by the premier und « and communities as I have authorita­ tively Tor, Lake county and generally Madame Polticire. Sanford, Florida . i* •peaking for the tuwns in Polk KINGING, DANCING. SKATING, » cotmty, 1 fully lxdievc tint th^ build­ i : >-i: ing construction for Florida for tin RACING L.VKK .MARY SKATING lEHCCSl tutu# s x B S iin a a x a : year 11*22 would exceed $100 .000 ,OOd ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. oy.1 -2 tc — -yet this Slilli;* survey .show* less than otie-fourih of* this amount.' SANFORD MARBLE & G RAN ITE WORKS If you want ALL the NEWS, and; ■ It Is high time that Florida wake WORK A SPECIALTY . ■ up in the need a fiatbtlchl bu­ want, it FRESH fi ni ih« wire, mid want it in a I ::ihlo lomlltlun, nnd reau that will 1 1 I hirid.i aright with JOHN GOVE, Proprietor • ix f.iic it g\*:x ntnlo, i.ulr crlbu now for wauled, nnd then ut least thirty per we will tru e to ; tand by also. And tin the wot Id. • . •il'dt g n great work for that-state. cent uf the pledger, knocked olf ihei ’•orpinalions can take heed while the the Daily Hoit'ld aid yuU will ruiD I01S Writ First Btrret . 1018 Writ Fir it Sire# No rueli m- info niatiim would Re ’T ~ o Ijit nnd mnri. d “ ng." T«> nuiny Irivi Hiking is good. The people a* u rule . r nut from Ca!if«n nia and l.j used b y ! * * 1 wha‘ >-uU want' Oac suburb in Tampa has Id th promised t, ‘ give till it hurl nmi are loyal but when it come.* to ''lx.— '» the California I n , yet in Florida Contract for 12 0 bungalows not to cost i! - till hurt!. ,m j,CBJfc,« " j:.i.N » a t < .in « is c a r s;u2asi33ns<nnxvr.BE!Rnna ij g at the mercy of thu SUiluinid Oil and in*nil southern tr.te”, Florida is Je.ss than $.1,000 api<c. What a won te.gst a u n c^ nnt* a'.maarsafrnraaac: u hg u a » s n s a Ruu a e e g 0 1, One uii it trouble with the finan ' onipany” or any other tra t - well, ■••edited with n t .tal of $27,000,000 i iterful thing it would lie for Sanford; " ! ,;l 1 ' . . . . . . . . ,, . „ Cl to have that much money ....... an fur' «■•«» , h.li-pnymg P'-I»-*.U«„ n y d try on the dollar ga Mr. Man- nf building, while Maryland und olh-; M I i ,e l • ’on li . i < • P «■ ■ • pie arc v. y l.h. rcl with pro-^ dard .Oil, or any other oil company >r southern slat! inr cxeecil it, oral EP j 'JO bungalow*. \V« - mire*. Alicntary of pledges and a or any ret o f men—try it. yet Florid# i- gi-AVing ten time* fait- fvj rjght now. m. • ‘ i constipation i ' cat h prove harmful, ll J , rthati Maryland, dah In population, ja @ , ....<>■ ' |n piu’y enough to promise a sum with. I t»i: III MAN'ITVK HAKE but in Muryl I j"U will find t!**' Kc Wu have* changed our mind* alxiul. u liberality rnsb; ii i.» better by fai At no lime in I’m history of the alntisti’ciil bu*i '• » j;;.nirid. j® 1 1 ESudS Henry Ford for president. VS*• believe, to Ik* "ns yon are" uml when you sign, & ... .iiimuii race have there Ii u so many ' The G. L. M ll-r ( '« . of Atlanta, i he is thu only man* in rite United hand in the enrh. Throi.frh ptenitli .g agerelf’ r.f ve 11 VtI.l I; fx.r till allevinti.il' : 7 -,rr: a a t .t z l 'i r , '-sar, State* who could tell the Star.duid . . For i h, epdenvorlng ,n •' • « e'vite t•i the iia inn and appeulii'g to piide Ii Mimn mi!T m' -‘ oMth. and i '.'■ ■ » • ' • partiality Gil niot|iany "In n* In gi> :;iml »:«• tint ,1 i 1 . >. V..ULi-r v. ill •»It V \' Ttlllls I's 11*ill 1, « Mp.lt.ng e I.r hu.1 tlu-y went. ( '*uni- nn. lii-fit >, \vr ;i 1 1■ fur .nf iti’ i.n- 41 ,> in* stt - from lilt i-e ill.' the:: put «- ■ ii.; Uril .t t! ir h-.irti ■u ith rompilat." . but there eh iuhi fi ri - 1. I D fi* ' ....'in "f anymn who vv.ll bu. 1 tile Jll »i t V r I d 4 1 • i: «■ !!• 1 be *r,tni> mam ' able t.i ew-r pa\ fhr retn uir «'-.* ! tiji ; m tr.i • I the ihitf .i I. i id -.in toti-ticy —O------— Ly ll.. \ nt;; . it . .lii.. !i Iw-ller t:» 1 lint II .1 1 1! .Milk 1»- 1 1 1: :. 'V that will tii>« r i«>! iiia u i a -i*t Winter vi- itm in Oihii . 1,,>11,11N tliilll til |Ul.lt)lnv i d pity a u( th. Mj.-lkr Shi*i: o i*i It* C l •M h it f •.*•wl'iil at.ii i.ut a fr Ijike in going to »l re’i in the ir.iij'lu* uf 1 hu ili-.i! :.rid ' h'-*i not ».:i *> nut tin t. -I l>- 1 1 iiil. Iiimi of Auuii f th* at.oto'.* po;*!cenExrzoEffLasx zxsezzTiim i i z & i 'v n ? z u ic o K ia E iiB s a i»p a cg sf^ i,%si*:rn a w '^ -ir T A q g w 7 g 3 i Lucerne nnd on the •treet* >.f t!u • •it I*, iin-at. 1 ) lie lii xt nirlhnd mthe aid that ih're un- KMi.iV.hi tfcly mu* four It i iatiun.— *W. Ih iNiwwlI ui rmupsi. r#iU-.HP-.iJ.-l, ■eirr . T r " ; *-.-t .-rrA -cri - ^ - r j T.-tTreynjaf.-g'.’^r i*mTV^X; city. Send him down here and we will Iran-artiuii i- > oMpieted imniediutidy: i-Pt'l* ! childtc'l ill the '. Ul’.ed Stale*, guarantee lie will nut go in -leup by thi .•.und there is that baleful .v."-,! ,if 11.. - »* efcihJieM l.rp Of ptMU where the .'eel rivvtei- ate piiltiur debt i oiitiiu.oii.-ly hiHigu.g nbovi the ji.iit-iit-. 'lit* f. t ili.it liny are V»ot HI II.DING Jidl ShS IN 'GL'nCI’S BH up our new ‘.ky nerapiT*. jui.uti er. The til -1 iii.-.h'd give, the is largely the r,1 1 1 -1* i*C their emidilion. 1.1 C23 hi cash' etr-lianil: the re- ..I.|| lnirlvadi Mai y 1 I th- m lure• •'••I 'red the proj«Q hiiddmir o'-. .iv- N" O I red W . 1 • \ The ni til. Ijll' - t Hill III i.f .o the dllli. fii"tiler»’ y i in ui tI > , 1nett g-_ . UF1 •.r.« 1 1 . 1*1 re . 4 ,) . •ue.tugi *1 ’ ^ounty will In- xettl I by Die ljx.ll ‘»| ’.►Ij uu .e u«Li.a ^‘ »U‘H i'»t*ili!|. r*l-}iy. _ ., i , or nrr.pso from nl! * “ ill* Til -t this l>rice-=W(ttrtdjmmcAYific tis SftOP EARLY? U '.liV h iiai.iV iiil"trj 7 1... p. r.-on w ho dares no t re fe . •fl.ill MiUle ju t a- III In-pitid fr.rilitic - :t:ul lad ! reg 1 . !• ..till .. ’s ril ins aIf UH Would Ik* smile ten year ngo. No i|Uen. j 0 ">ign u;»" fm ill.- imynifii of -I- -jj dig pr->; er mi'd -jsuarsa: aBCJXS2 *=stiS .•: 1 1 , 1 .v ii.g t> | Ia n t i,.it ha* w .rived r, n tlort A‘‘ ever yet tied until it i* -ettlei! m;i» KAMU * ll' •i what It. >**v« r, ratr&.’ir-rx.r.Jzz 1! ruig.i.d treatment Itu* foil to 4til .1 ii g n a t ..*4 *illtto ge i is ,4 rijeht nnt! th 1 - appln In Ilii iUllil li..M>I ! >r f. 1*!. ■ .-.iff! j:,*i .-•i.y .. isttld a nipple for-life out r > -U ;. CAN i ’ U RE G O L D 2 NO. 2 MAINE W a ycria ts. ! ’ i* n o th in g m u re o r less;**® qiir^tion 1 * m II. T 1 mtei thi* situation the Mystjc 1 ,t*f im-. '. i . e, is *<uiainly re!t ... ilt H / Y ltU P ; . STYLE COHN than fo r 1 - isly-five m*"t to g e t to- t:u 11S w h ic h :-'hrine h:re undertaken a.great work of installment «*f 100'(L'crria RHibcn Cano Syrtir. a ;' gether ami i>!.ut to build tweny-fivu »1 m One of the "human tli* lhal tt.iv ■‘i ii it.tiii.K 1 ret■y c ire fully I’alat.i.tilr g h-upital service fur those btr. c as Iho n.iuif implies houi.es. There are alw.sys Ihnt many cl around from town to town climb­ kn Ni • helpless children. 1 -I.il. ( AN U P T O N nt n In cvi.y city who are contenting buildings and pulling on iduiiD Th i<!<a uf th.- My *,!c Shrine tak* 1C CO FFEE* but li:t >tni i«lir K .fili.tSng fell ten store < from t!u» hotil Mar s-l.r,. CAN PURE GOLD lint of ot It: n. m-toluiicc : i-t (imitcc war w:e- f • • . . „ 1 HI All. Ill All*: \ THE SC v n : i r g un the■ line . , , ... I backy..iitmg for lower pi lees, or wait- ( 4 9 c r.Tir: r.T'3 liuitjuc in New York ye*l*-rday- and first* fuggested' nt the r meeting at I , , , ' _:a: •rc,.f'g-tr—mtc-.vi lm.il . ccr^ ,(1. i* », ! , ,og fir • .Hung. Hi. Km..' it | 1• • f was iiirtmilly killed. Sooner or Liter <h |s USC* « fid •f.v r » ^ ' SV/nkiri' "f 1/ j *I l# it RAN .1 •-*, ?. u * 1 K* f l **1 > • tb'-y all gel it when Day ll> u '.*i thi d ,!• , I 1,H. I A N HI R E (iO f.D • ful’y de- wb.it. b. ■.'ii-.. . ! togeth. 1 h> v fi-el like {juris full | fat e *.l I I•*' •1-1 I e 1 • 1 i"*i I* • i 1 int M. .■ ,!|..k i >t> .-•! .11,Ik. l. i.'uhr YH UP spec si iihi.ii. I’hey let, tit - fontrncto. II srTTF-T-vrir- s yye XXi Itm* m r, und bulbi* 1 and sttpitly ne. 1 t.ll oyer j We wonder o Ilit nut. .n.di.le uulu- tltein.iiil* the \a«\ c uttitretce of the. Li.ihir the (dna that has bcun |ierl '/i - L B . CAN CURE G O LD ii NO. I C A N S HIGH •he count 1 y know that they are uboul i b y —the lurgL-vl In the world toduyeourilry demand* a new post o'Tice i .: f . ted emit incnibtir is to contribute G R ^ IIE S U G A R CO RN SYR U U to build twenty five houre* ail at ore 1 . y^’ill stand supimjly by and watch the Hieksville In my :tnte. f i a y«*nr for the fund fur the building time and tin y get Ihc very lowest bios v."zci :r z 'j\ iu"AZ. tin r orm riia ', 11 s Rasj*g#ra Standard OH Company put the price Whereupon Rcttstun Jones of Wndt- and maintaining of-hospital:- which asTTSSXvrsrxsrxsjt irrv x rx x ^ s u ^ x z tltzi . of gas-up to one dollar ami thus throt­ itigloit, Renalor Fnioot of Utah nttd jio's art tneun.e of more than n mil­ that can ‘lie- obtained because the; five houses at one time hove '.W e tle the business o f 1 idling cai-'-.Wi nr io-i-t anil ryndty usher -tate-im-’ !, '. e-dkire n year. I Itu,. f.tr sis ho*"TXt rt T "s T ' • do not think so. At lea < Unity Ford ■f lo g expt rii-nce nhal.e their ltend I pitnll have been 1mnt«s|. The place* to btlild if Pit it surprising how many i me to Waycrosa lo l *d M g will not aland for it. l nr in rt. I1 .m»UiI •, Fltrcreport 1.1 .... i\v. 1 . i in u* 1 il thing for i » ;• of h tnt.-*. It i» - tti«j — ---------— o — I. . f' ’ r n l ;: * * -I M i n j i f i i H d i : rg-ll:il i-f th- leg iLu 1 . V'.ltrli ,.i a , I I ' - life I in Ha*" *•'! We do not kin." wliut Die Woman" 1. i: l> t »• Vv l Le ill' . .11 mi tint 1 • 1 .1 I. t .tiiii it r.ot twenty fiit*, \\ an Qlllli i - going l-i .In iibo.it llo-ll , lo*" 111- HIM . tli. t,.U." g ,‘l.ig 111 . .n. .ft* ^LA1 .?tl *Y. T.rr ■ s^\—ezr:-* -r-n .U PX.5;SLSTXT^a.’gcrv i t r a » '.m IVYU.1 i* ;i 111 . tea at a lime. The idea is ' ‘building ill Iein.xieiiiig ills- ..I t’ I'M' , lll.il . ll I ti reali.iition that t wtl 'i ’ »■ me. high *pirit that prompt­ B#g#irr. ' Kg.'sr t . 7 ^ ».r.^2rzg:.?.'SS^:re=£^jBJ^acX'r6Ckiiyja^;x^-:^:rrxM'Jgr^4tr™; Mt?3»»JU''i > 'w" 1 1 . t tor u»r e. Mill1 ..1 c.irt nlfov.l to build litit we would like to remark tlt.it re I Ik- yenr.< I. f o r e n m i t h e r s u c h dn.-ilt ed llii* o r g a n i s e d piun f o r helping the that th ( •uit L !HUY’S DILL PICKLES, llT*cz. Derby Hraltd Imported /J fD fij wat-n he haa ha.t twenty-fir. twenty-five, ” *J modeling old buildings i never rnt- m a j o r i t y o f l a m e d u c k s a n d o t h e r w is t 1 itipple I rltiblreti i prompting weal- chcapc. whc-it RTERS ...... house' nt one time aud to shift hi* (# o Style 1‘ RANKFUIU’EItS • DOZEN .... ..................* . fitfuclory and if they will n il the old faithful will inhabit thu renute chain- thy tdtrihcni to icitieniber these Itosfrom orut onu job to anbllter. Thef-J-’ J; hgilding and build a new club hou; e l,»r.-. pita!.* in their wills. Others who urt men •,-yn . ^ -ZT-^^-r-gE--*T7ir.TCrj Hg E B E ^l IW a —i r M un Witycro* Journal says: in keeping with the. futuie city of rta 7-Dz. Dorliy Ilrand VIEN N A Klunly advocates of the latest ! nut no situated that they can'thus onLIUUV’ S SWEET* M IX E D , gnnfoid they will lie doing the right brand .of *ltip nubsldy* have been un- daw, take out life iniornttre for the "Th:; ,ftil cMinplotlon of th^ S T Y L E .tL\USA ( ; K , _____ .. PICKLES, LH. thing. Thin is only a suggestion, la- able to eontuin their.-tear;, over the' l. .',efit of these institutions that the Ruilding Group of \\aycro*.t With an an dlcr, not a motion. ' M ■ n i K * , - W W T PI It catmi nt accorded tho measure. They good woik nitty continue after they twenty-flic- hou rs ia.pnc other proof *HM "ifi-Oz. Derby Ilrand LUNCH SS of the ejTieieney* being thown by tin■ « have Etood aghast nt the staiiling; are gone. No man ever regrets H'Jcht TONGUE ..................... ■■ . FLORIDA INI,AND UATKRWAYS proof that tin; minority rules, and contributions made for InimnnityV city in living up to it.* 1 0 2 -t slogan: EH A L L 10c SPICKS ... “ Du diinu ‘ hi* g; don't talk about doing " 1 have lieett na rmaft j;al:t t .to ‘explain ike. Ueportcr-SInr. , „ ^M Derby Ilrand . .Suili is'the -topography of the rtati that the filibuster i . « satanic invert. It.” flR *? » j agHPer jr a !g x r^a a m ^ f a m SANDWICH DELIGH T . **6C .•pul the nnmlier of feasible ivateiwuy. lion. "The contribution of the Ruilding „ HI II.DING STATISTICS , The Thing for Sandwich Group to tl «* Greater V.’aycro.- ' will .1 ouUI \\ L t.S t II LADL.'t, . that could he i'oti*triu!< I with 11 mill '.el tile lea-tul.ioiig tho, e who have * • • • • • • • ••«%••>« All in Gloss Jars F L A V O R S .......... Itnum of expense, that il went, little mrrtiwed have hsen Mr. Joiie.*, "Ito Editor Tribune; I want to ontot be tvv -aty-flvv houses. Rut it* inftu-jjM short of criminal neglect that we have In I>t*-Ji in chiu’iro of the bill# and my protest against ‘.he mininformn- eticc will count for more than twenty* mi nn nut been walking on till* very Im­ -Mr. Smoot. Aral the most sorrowful tion being ured by jinpev.* throughout five hmii-es. Recauso of thu Ruilding portant adjunct to our euntntorro long thing about their fiormw inis been the the South in reference tu JmHditig Group the campaign for more h im ii nn since. There arc a ttumltcr o f route.- old ntentori. 1 which have lxen called construction, in Florida for the past hete ha* gained in intensity nnd al­ hc'ross the state and other roulctt that up. •tx months nmi for 1922, This prtns ready outside uf the Group many houan 0 »! could easily be turned fntd up und Hack In lu ll, Mr. Smoot rose in tin aluiT in la ing sent out as plate mutter acs ure in process of construction and down und 'round about ways. Our senate In opposition to Democratic nr mats by the (J. !» Miller Co., ol others haw- hetn contracted for. fu r ­ highways have been our salivation and rule, lie sp ike for fifteen hours tak- Atlanta, nnd sent out In goad faith ther there is already u growing desire our greutent uliitiulun to build more jn gaifaii . in the World, bv and largo nnd for n laudable purpose, hut It Ir for the formajimi of another group. and more of them, hut tho wutcrwayit a* hi ( subject. On the snnto dtcit.-.iot\ unfair lo Florida, nnd therefore un­ "Another influence of the Build­ Mr. Jones discussed nlT.'iirs of the reliable and deed not do Floridtt jus- ing Group Itasj been the' breuking of the precedent j o f # com paratively urfiveiTc for thirteen hours nnd fifty♦t * lit Florida liter I* enumerated trong building isolation here. Ry ad­ five rhlnufe.i. . WHEN U U SELL Join in with the Crowd ami come PIGGLY W IG G LY, you " ill •During thi* year's filibuster Sen­ Fort Lauderdale with building per­ vertising for 1 ‘tids and awarding the ■■ LIST IT YOUR REAL ■ meet voiir* friends there. u ator ilrookliurt threatened to read to mits for the year 1922 of $220 ,000 , to ldd to the lowest responsible hidiler “Km WITH US - ESTATE . • the sennit* what Mr. Smoot had raid Jacksonville, with $1.8113,278, with n Waycrm-H definitely entered the ranks Y g.M ‘ in 1 0 1 1 . Senator Heflin dug up Njr. total of fifteen towns of $27,783,­ of cities that build on business prtnci-[5 SS Jones' speech nnd suggested that he 88 .1 , representing 210,938 of the 1 ,­ plot. We noted the other day where Spencer Height lots arc going «# in the contest for plans on a certain 090.000 total population, or the fig­ would allow the senate to ponder it* fast. One of tho best nub-divis­ ure* represent one fourth of the building architects from twenty.-thrce wisdom again. ions III Sanford and all big lots. population niul possibly'le*.* than one- states and nations entered plans. The ll seem* that this thing they rail See ua now ami pick while pick­ Jsenatorial courtesy will not let by­ fourth nf the tiilal building in .the ones who had charge were dotermining is good. Easy terms. gone.* be bygones.—Tampa Tribune. state, for .lie it known there Is more e dthnt tho very best brains of the building going on in the 8 ,000,000 architectural World should contend AT THE MKUCY OF T1IK STAND­ acres of improved land than in thu with each o th er to produce tho best • few thousand acres of city proper­ plans for the building. ARD OIL COMPANY ' "Kvon «o Wnycrur.s advertised for AGENTS ties. * * bids, so that il might be possible.tb • l-'or instance, while Fort latuder.Headlines in' the papers today soy iwcthy-flvo houses at tho R E A L ESTATE that unless .lomcthltig is done soon li.-le, Key West, Ocala, Pensacola, at c«t 4 l»<«uf with good workO w U f , Auto Insurance by the government to dissolve the oil mid St. ARuustlno are ,hip. Waycross was determined neither of these progressive cltto^ trust as emtualicd in the Standard Oil 105 W. Firat SU SANFORD, FLA not to Isolate herself in building and ; <rContpuny that the people will be pny* .shows os great a total building for E L -L ing one dollar n gallon for gas be­ fore the summer is over. “ Wo ore at the mercy of the Standard Oil Com­ pany” says the report. Can you beat that?'A t tho mercy of the Stamford Oil company. The free uml liberty loving people of the Unit­ ed States are at the mercy of tho Standard Oil Company nnd they can charge one dollar n gallon for gas if they so wish. Well, this is another sample of the Republican rule nnd another sample of their standing by rr.tvia MIIIT I Imilnllnu Mdna*rr| I'hnnr .120-tV nllrr .1 |>. in. The Morehouse Parish grand jury the Corporations ns against tho poor Snbarrlpll.in l*rlrr In Adwmrr ban been drawn to investigate the out­ man and another sample of their pro­ »4tlMI rtnr Vrar tective policies that protect tho rich .... . 3.00 rages of thu masked men who took HI* Month* l l r l l i r r r d In t i l l !•> C a r r i e r out two young men nnd aftor tortur­ and let tho poor starve to death. ........ IS C r n l . Oar M rrk . Some people may think we are at ing them killed them in cold blood. ‘ Thr hi* IS- In In-pagr Wrrklr llrr- The crime is alleged to havo been the mercy of the Standard Oil Com­ • ‘ • Countr nld rnllrrlr rorrra Hrmlnnlr . . . ______ and I* publUhrd r«rrr Krldar Ad*rr» done by the Ku Klux Klan but a* to pany nnd ineybe wo are legally but r n l r a tnndr hm»*rn on n ppllrawo would liko to say that when the •tains lliin. S3.00 per |rnr, nlnnj* In ndrnurr. whether it was done by the ly. K. K. or {uit remains to be proven. Hut if Standard Oil Company has gone far *• *T hMs" KU T ,,,: AW 0W AW“ S ^ e g uh**"v i i t y of ea Pro* In r** »u«itw t t*m«H —* I h u - 'c —’ime -— should be;. enough they will be . stop,t nd nnd If the Associated republic*tint* they *houI4 be tflron tho limit Iaw will not stop thorn the people will. entitled to the uw Sii news dlspatrhes rT ' I n i : ,..U r of tho i J . ' There are more ways than one to slop not othe rw ise \Cr M local news p»4Wished _____ „ ________ these blood hi It&d sucking corporation* corporal ion* and pud and also tho oven under the protecting wing of .the A ll r!*h t* of ra -m th llrn llo n of special OF MAKING OF ri.EDGBS THERE Republican party they can be handle ! dlsp.ttch< « : ■rein a n - nl**> '• rtretl, ‘ Offlrri ItUtU.lt 111 II. III Ml. Chous 14* SEEMS NO END if nut j,y |sw— then without the law. ■ ft has to tho period {.when the loreu-n AdvrrilMna Hrprs-en.allvr I» . , . . , . -—■ come ‘ th e AMERICANpitrasAssociAl ION Nearly every paper In the ntnto hat. |j^ p j,, „f this ocuuntry have ntond during the prr.rcnl week, been cn^t*: eiipugh. We have been gouged cm ev lag upon those who "made pledge.’ j.ty „jde during the war and since for the payment of cash upon the hr. I jjl(, war Wj, jiaVD st,JWt| fur many day of March to “jjlflAs^ h*ep f " : (hinga because wo thought we were since must'tome, fAr inlnml traffic as well ns coastal. We note n great deal of real agitation going on, nmJ to say 1 -u M U h rd c t r r r n f l r r n o n n M f f n l * " B* that we are heart nnd roul with any «tn x n l ' 4 k p l l r m t i l Ilulldlllir. 107 M u r Ao IId A i r . , H an fo rd. Kin and nil of these movement* is indeed it mildly. The more modes The Herald Printing Co. drawing of transportation we have tho more I’ t'M rlH lI R I t ft our mrcs will bear nnd produce. Flo­ ....... i:dllnr rida'.*. future is bright, hutj wo chn It. J. IIUl.I.V * r e r r t « r » T r r i » » i i r e r N. J. Mi l.till! .. C r n r r n l Manna*-*­ keep is hurnished up by always work­ II. A. m : i :i. .. .» . . . H. IIUl.I.V ............... .... Ail* rrll-liuc M n n o a e r It. ing for better and more transporta­ A~d«ertWlnK llalra Made Known *»■ A4<rrtUln( tion.—Florida Grower. AMillrallon ' ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ , v > ♦ • ■ >, A A A A A A A A A A A A A ■ • • -.* •• - - * Sanford Daily Herald k - - An Agreement W ith Y o u r s e lf . - V y ! -" •• *• ■ y ■"? ' 2 : i k 1 - . ■. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD 1 ’ . 2 \ m \£M83m % i. ♦> L A S T ' C A L L : X S ill u : Q i We will Sell the J o e Harold Property on Union Avenue “continua- . tion o f S e c o n d S treet A 8Se i l ... i ; a . m .! o t > t —-- '• "ii * M-• T* X . ;' ~ 1 AA h^J X I n A 40c y • j- • ! -•*'* 1 ’ .. .. 1 1 ___ 34C I! 3© c ik y aw'gfH} Y 8 nC • 2S Our Fruit and Vegetable counter is al- ;; ways complete with lots things to eat t 3 m ! !' to ■ X , X • ___ s Associated with A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ■ . . •• . • - r- , . . 9 Maxwell & B ritt. t 1 r 3 *? * ’ ______________________________ i_ LON D. WORSHAM; Auctioneer: • » * « ■ m VS t| �m m " ~ 4« - - *’ ~ i';‘ ' * THE SANFORD DAILY nERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923 PAGE FOUR SS sS ‘ ■“ ■ ________ m ______ m ~ ■ * / __ — ......* ■ __ 5j _ = ? . * - - =* 1 which we wish to establish with every citizen in this community is one of helpfulness. The Ideal we have set for ourselves is that every man, woman and child who honors us with their patronage shall advance further along the road to success as a result o f this association. Discussion o f any business problems without obligation is cordially invited. «fc= is • • • 5: S T R E N G T H SERVICE p r o g r e s s •: !! The Herald delivered aix times a SINGING, DANCING. SKATING. several- wetjks, nnd who Is n member Friday night that will be screaming^ ol the party, wont to bed soon after Ily funny and promises to be a fine fcj RACING, LAKE MARY SKATING week for 15c. the train left Washington, having entertainment for young nnd old. A R* ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. tired himself by visiting the depart-jgood east Jins been selected anti are^R^ 293-2tc NOTICE! nient o f justice during the morning rehearsing for the play nnd ns tile j r^ for the first time since taking III. Last lime is shurt it is hoped that nil those | v Get your ear close to Notice is hereby given that n hill night, however, he appeared rested. taking part will be at the Palm Room r^ at the Valdez Hotel tonight. the ground, listen to the will he introduced at the 1923 session Ra R!3 Ra Ra Ru Pi Ra Ra of the Florida legislature to prohibit PRESIDENT LEAVES WASHING The piny will he a burlesque on FOUR NATIONAL AND FOUR AM- future rumblings of & seining in the lake*, rivers, canal* TON ON SPECIAL TIIAIN Dirkcn's Old Curiosity Shop and is And don't forget the evening perERICAN LEAGUE TEAMS greater City o f Sanford. and streams of Seminole county, also HOUND FOlt OllMOND filled with funny stuff nnd the w holeffirmance starts at 7 ::!<) now instead PARTICIPATE enacmhlc is built for laughing purpos­ of 7:00. Buy business property to regulntc the catch nnd means cmST. AUGUSTINE, March 6 .—The es only. As this in the week for the l l l r T h e A a i w r l a l r l P rra a> in n o r Pick a good ^ P" IlOSTON, Meh. fi.—The Spring big l l u ” » presidential special slopped here at 10 membership drive for the hospital the Tonight Elsie Ferguson in "The o'clock this morning to irnvc Secre­ I liu i let l e t th t h<e F C S t Sanford Chamber of Commerce, show conics at an opportune time for Outcast*4 the' story of a man who is league scries In Florida with four No- j C ilt 1011 and Seminole County Fish 4 Gome the people to conic out nnd enjoy a reclaimed by n woman ‘ he then tries tionnl nnd four American league tary nrtd Mrs. Weeks In the city and of the world go by. 291-tfe Protective Association. allow Chnrles 0. Dawes to hoard the PALM ROOM WAS FILLED WITH good entertainment nnd give some­ to cast o ff but finds love nnd under- teams participating, is under consid­ eration, according to word reaching train. Mrs. Harding nppeared on the thing for the hospital at tin- same standing at last. M EM HERS AND VIS, The Herald for first class job work. here. Manager Fred Mitchell of the NOTICE time. rear platform where she was greeted ITOItS Hnston Graves, nml President Clark by eX-Scnntor Chauncey DePcw. Sec­ Watch for future announcements It ik n great picture and every one BIRD'S ROOFS ARE GOOD Grilfith of Washington club whose Honorable Hoard of County C»roretary and Mrs. Weeks will remain in should see it. The Sanford Rotary Club had a fine . , ~ , meat nro now in training in Florida, missioners in and for Seminole Coun­ this city until the presidential party meeting today at the Valdez nnd ex- -V lF O tjtU lU H H l In this issue of toe Herald is an are quoted •ns approving the plan ty, Florida, will at their next regular returns, March 18th or 20th. Ami as has been the custom Os* Ira chairs had to he placed in the W H I N o t LCUVC f o r I which hat the hacking of President advertisement of the llird's Roofs meeting to be'hcljl ott Tuesday. March borne invites some family to he hial Palm Room to accommodate the big and the local representative is Leroy lautg of the Floridn State league. fith, 1923, at 10 o'clock a. m. receive Freed from the cares of stale more Chittenden who is a Hanford boy well crowd. President It. L. Thrasher call­ Arcadia Toduy; K U ‘‘!‘l9 ‘'v cr> * n ik h t, fr e e 0f c h a rg e , bid* for the purchase of 90 lincnl feet completely than at any time'since his nml tonight the lu< ky one is l>nn known here, Mr. Chittenden (repre­ ed the meeting to order and asked Dr. of 3G-lnch, 39-inch, or 42-inch iron administration began two years ago, Hodges nml fnmily. Tld* is your tick- Labor Candidate sents one of the leading manufactur­ Sam Moore, of Fusils, to invoke the Will Remain at Monlgomery pipe, and also for 90 lineal feet of 30 President llanhng with Mrs. Harding jet, Dan, so bring the family: ers of roofing and wall-board in this Divine blessing on the deliberations, Defeats Bascowen, Needed Repairs inch, 39-inch, or 42-inch Segment and a party of tSicmls last night were of the club. President Thrasher read of Bonar Law Cabinet, ^ nJfy nnd. h" S bt'C" W,th J j 1* blotk. H w l reserves the right b> re­ in^lhe southland chrouie to Florida Tomorrow night Katherine McDon­ fer the post three years. They are ; i _ _ n ( . |n |n fine selection from the booklet on MONTGOMERY, March 5.—An anjject any or ail bills. and a month’s vacation. " ' . j makers of Minis Roofs, Neponset wail i j service o f a Rotary Club in a distant imunccmeat was made here yesterday ald in "Domestic Relations" a drama I1I> H i r A a a n r l n t r d . , , , ' ' . , E. A. DOUGLASS. The chief .executive relaxed imme­ [.state ami then-introduced the follow­ by officer* of the army air squadron of marriage when the glamor fades, j LONDON, Mch. ,5.—Sir Artl)ur, ^ard and waterproofing nml spc-c.nl „ Clerk. diately after the special train carrying ing visitors who arose nnd said a Stopping here en route from Texas to Come ami see it. Griffith Hoscuwcn. minister of health r nre ll,c 0,dMt mnnufn.c* " ‘ . the presidential party left Washing­ ---- f #3 w ord or two! Hill Brpnth nnd lk>- Porto RifH that the planes will mit in the Honor Low cabinet, has been dc-| ‘ V’™ '>[ Xh'* ' f .|*Clb.Cla jtv.the . ton-shortly after"noon yesterday. Tie t Thursday Hope Hampton in "The fented in a Hye-election for Mitcham U. S. The leading dealers are carry-! Witt Milter, of Orlando; Sam Moore hmr off on the thjrd leg of the Might had spent n busy morning, clearing and Hill Igou, of Eus.tls; Sam Hus­ to Arcadia until tnnuirrnw because , Lighkjn the Dark." This is a photo­ division of Surrey by J, Chuter Ede, ing there products in stock and any­ the last odds nnd ends of official one wanting information on Jhe suh-j ton, of Palatl.u; Dr. (Juirk, of Wat- 1 of repairs that ennnot he completed play with not a dull moment in it. the lalior-candidate. business remaining front the nession jest of these building materials should j km*, New York; R. Drake, of. before tonight. of congress adjourned Sunday. Hut on Ami for the week end feature Mae see Air. Chittenden or tho local deni- i Stroudsburg, Pa.; Frank Evans, of __________________ boarding ids tram, however, he put , , ,, , Murray in "The Urondway Rose" is DR. R. M. MASON IN HUS INESS ,ers. Watch the Daily Herald for n d-; , , . . . . . , Lake Mary; Loum Wethetall, of FOR HIMSELF AGAIN GULF CHAMPION LEADS work aside and entered with a whole . ,, ,, , , the attraction. Mae is some dancer vertiscmeiits. , . i , - , launton, Ma*s.; I-rank \. Jenvey and heart upon the first extended period,,-, ,, , - , , ,, . mjd will be at her best in this pic­ ( l l y T h r A a a o rla ln l t'rra a ) Dr. R. M. Mason lias purchased the -r ' , recreation ... ........ he ...... r . , like) t,f ( umherlatid, Md.; of ..... reft and has felt ture so save a date for May. F. H. Vprney, of Lake Mary; W. A.j HKI.LEAIR, Mch. <1.— Mis-j Glenna interests of Dr. I- D. Rhodes in the allowing himself since he entered tinCollett of Providence, the woman's I Like Washing in Cook, of Oneco, and several others dental offices of Mahon & Rhodes and J white house two years ago Sunday. Hill Hrtinch presided at the piano champion, played around the Hcllenir ACTION AGAINST LUMHKILMEN will carry on the business under the Rain Water The trip to Florida with Ormond the nml thi* (u-ipn! the singer* so much links yi-steixlay in "!< nnd l<d the field name of R. M, Mason as it formerly first atoping place today i* exp.- t-d I Il f T h r A i4 ti rliilril P rr«»| AIN water is ‘ soft’ ihiit they sang tm>re rungs than usual ol qualliicis here by II stroke*. Her ! appeared. Dr. Mason needs no intro­ to he of quite as much lienefit to WASH! N<; n 1 \ . .Mill. 6 .—Attor­ because It lacks the nnd sang them-with greater fervor nearest competitors were Mrs. Caleb duction to Sanford people, having Mr*. Harding as to the president. lime which make* water Fox,1 of* Huntington Valley, and Mr*. ney General Daugherty yesterday filed been in business hero for many years than liefnre. I t lever * V I D V ttllV , When she left the white house for the n bill in equity in the District of Co­ fhard.' A little Giant >r. Sam Moore was called upon for? Dorothy tupipbell Hurd, of Morion nnd is known far and wide ns one of Dr train it was the first time she had lumbia supreme court to recover ap­ Lye break* hard water and ’ew remark* untl gave one o f the * flckc^, was third in a lie with Mr*. the best dentists in this part of the a fe proximately 51,500,000 involved in the been beyond the grounds of the exe­ makes It a* soft ns rain Alex Smith, of Shenccdsactt, with 92. stnte. His many friends nnd patrons' heat talks on the renl spirit of Rotary water. It dissolve* the sale of surplus lumber by prominent cutive mansion since last September, Mis* Collett went opt in 43 and came will la- glad to learn that he .will re­ that Sanford members have heard in dirt In aollcd clothes and lumber interests after the war. when she become ill. Her condition main in Hanford nnd will he at the some time, stressing tl e idea that hack in 36. She took a seven on the saves a lot of rubhlnitThe action was against J. rhiltoday was described as better than M riches play hut a small part iti the ninth hide, where she was in the pal- lips, of Thoma*villc, John Stephens, old location over the First National That'* easier on the any time since she began to recover and! 't't'ltos on her second shot nnd then Hunk. • 289-fit log i left uf service tu mankind1 mid clothes and easier on the president of the Stephens I,umber from her illness. She spent the af­ the man whi) serves in this wnr •i is buck. It should be used company of Ja> k*<mville; J. I.. Phil­ ternoon resting and chatting with oth­ lh MINERS ENTOMBED the mnn who is really doing something only on white cotton or lip* am Pd «dm St* phens, in co-pnrtncrer members of tin- party and Inst S.Y.nup HON’ D FINED \V»* ctirrv i*rlrli that big and the mao who take* without linen goods. These come t ship trading a* ihe firm of J. L. Phil­ night it was said that she had stood I* u n i f o r m in * 1** to-, * d ir The AMorlnled Press! giv in g i* doing nothing to help the out sweet and clean and s in ntul final 11 y. T h r lips nnd John Stevens, merchants and HLUF.FIKLO, • W. Vn., Mch. 3 — the first part of the trip very we.,., ,, , ... , . ... <11j Tl»«* Atnorliifrd r.'iiltK Will ulvr- you „ .1 , . ■. world become a better place in which white as snow. ( H r satisfaction that Everything possible was done to make , .... , . , . i HOUSTON, Tex., Mch. 0.—Bond of manufacturer* National Hank of New Eighteen men were reported to have lo live. Hr. Moore also took occasion jn q mink your mnnD IR E C T lO S S : Soak a ll ark, N. J„ incorporated, nnd Nellie been entombed by tin explosion in a the journey a* comfortable as mm- . . . . , . , 55,000 was fixed and a capias instant.-> otiMht to tiuy in ■ trh ltt cloth*i o ta rn ltn t , , , i tell a few intereslum fncts about u*lnii l-rli'l* of I i Ik Ii Senft Chambers, executors of George In u-uiff containing mine near Arsta, Mercer county, nt er was issued this afternoon by Judge ruble was done to make the journey . . . .. . , quality for fiulhllna. taaipoanful o f t l l a n t , . ,, „ , , . j Eustis intr-rspersed with several good ns cnmfurtublc as possible, the train I, , „ Hutchison for the appearance of E. F. Chambers, *lcceased; Frank T. Sul­ noon yesterday. The mine is owned lya lo each p a lllu l of , . , , I, , Joke* ami. lus talk came to an end nil truth In tha u tu a l way. “ I liilh lrr* ' llr iu liiu itr Y. Clarke, of Atlanta, former acting livan, of Buffalo, N. A'.; Leo L. Harrell by S. J. Patterson, Pocahontas) Coal having been nob-red to run at a modI i i V’ , 1 . 1 too soon, imperial wizard of the Ku Ktux Klnn, nnd Boland Perry, of Washington, D. Co., Details wen1 not given in early crate rate of speed to decrease tluf W. A, t’ook, the landscape architect indicted at the spring term of the C.; Gus Eltzen and Michael A.Tounrt, reports. jolu and lurching*, Hill o f Reasoner Hrothers of Oneco, was federal grand jury on a charge of Jr., of Pensacola, Flu.; Chnrles Phil­ The" first pnft of the trip was with­ present and gave a fine talk on the violating the Moult white slave ncL lips nnd company, a corporation, EitLumber Co. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH out incident, stops being mude a t, , . ... . . , , vt duly we oW\- to our city am stnte Judge Hutchison stated that the hand zen Tounrt Company, a corporation MONEY Richmond, Yn., and Rocky Mount, N. Chone 130, Sanford and to the future generations to benu- of $1,00(1 set by the United Slates o f Pensacola, Fla.; J. L. Phillips & Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c C., to change enginesKnnd at Emporia, tify our city in the many ways in commissioners at Atlanta for (Tnrke’* Co., a corporation, nnd the Fidelity and mall It to Foley & Co,, 2835 Shef­ Vi., for Water. At the hist named which we could if we hut put forth a appearance here in September was nml Deposit company of Maryland, a field, III., writing your name nnd nd* place, n small town some distance Tor I t j cart lh * Brtt |united effort ami that we should sup- in<*u(TicIerrt. corporation. field, 111 ., writing your i\amc and ndM r-T ig h t Top It u U i th* Sirtngtn above the Virginia line, a crow , , , , . , , ,, plement nature in her lavish bounty tum a trial package containing Fol­ several hundred people, including a ,’ . ... , . 'all nround us with man made efforts MAY JOIN OHIOLKS COMING TO ST. PETE ey’s Honey and Tar Compound for number of school children had g a t h e r - , , , , . coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid­ ed. The president appeared on thv r ' \ * * nt» rA ^ > * Uty (llj- T h r \ « * u r l n ( r d P r e s s ) Hu said it was so (tfr Thr \ niiu-hi trrl VipflAi ney Pills for pnlns in Bides nnd hack; ^■■■■■aiHuaBaaanaaBiaaaKHBaaaHHaaaaaaBMHBHaaaaaaaaauaa observation platform; beyond np-' ° 1 , 1 h * P’ SAVANNAH, Ga., Mch. 6 .—Savan- . BALTIMORE, Md.. Mch. 3.—Jack noticeable in coming into Sanford rheumatism, backache, kidney nnd plause there was quiet until a tall Vir­ that we hml neglected this bcautificn- n,‘h RoUrfans who are attending the Dunn, manager of the Rnllimorc In­ bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cathartic ginian introduced himself and slum!, • ■ a lion of the highways and of the homes district meeting in SL Petersburg, ternationals, yesterday wired “ Stuffy" Tnblet*, a wholesome and thoroughly 1 a hands. Then some one Inquired about ami of ih*' farms nnd all the sur- Fla., March 23 and 21, will leave Sa- Mclnnls, first husemnn recently re­ cleansing cathnrtic fur constipation, Mr*. Ilardihg, rounding country nml by a united ef­ vnnmih on u special train on the eve leased unconditiunlniy by the Cleve­ biliousness, headaches, nnd iduggtsh Attorney General Daugherty, who = fort along this line much could he ac­ of March 22 over the Seaboard Air land American*, nsklng him to name bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. is Just recovering from an illness of Line. There will he alxmt 15(1 in the his terms to play with the Orioles. complished. Sanford will endeavor to send a Idg pu.rty. About 80 members of Rotnry DONT ABUSE YOUR SILVER ! SUGAR PRORE ASKED delegation to St. Petersburg the last liavc signed up for the trip. Some of them will take their wives anil there of the montlyjifid attend the district Every time you polish-silverware a (Rr Thi Auoclsir* Prr«s> will be n delegation from Waynesboro meeting of the Rotary Clubs, Nice Fat Hens and thin layer o f the silver is worn away. WASHINGTON, Meh. 3.— Investi­ The next meeting will be-a night join the pnrty here. gation by the senate manufacturer* Plated ware soon show* the baser fr y e r s meeting nml Orlando 1* Invited up to committee hended by Senator IjiFoI- metal beneath and then the piece Is EDISON COMING SOUTH put on a model luncheon and this lettc, Republican, Wisconsin, of tho mined. There’s no need to scour sil­ event will be looked forward to by Georgia Country a recent advances in the prices of sugar ver to cledn it. With lye you can do I* (H r Thr Assorlatrd P rrn ) every member of the Snnford Rotary WEST ORANGE, N. J„ Mch. 0.— was ' proposed in a •resolution intro­ in ten minutes what, would require!g lv|y H c lv ic p r e g a r d i n g r o o f i n g w o n t c o s t y o u ■ * Sausage Club. Thomas A. Edison, who ha* been con duced yesterday by Senator Brook- two hour* by the old method. Ymijj| * U CCIlt! i * _ __ ____ __ fined to hi,-, home with a slight cold hart, Republican, Iowa. save your labor, tho wear on the s il-:« .j .. i Home-made Potato Sal­ Old Curiosity Shop * which postponed his trip to Fort My­ Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke em S i o ^ 8 r ^ i , i z e d bucket;- BIKD’S ROOFS— A roof for every building j ers, Fla., yesterday, was reported bet­ ad, 20c pound at H. S. Auditorium tor today nnd able to work in hi* home House, Mobley's Drug Store and dissolve 3 tablespoonfuls of lyo in 8 ;■ v ■ WB DELIVER - tf quart* of very hot water. ‘ Put silver Ia Friday for Hospital work room. He now plan* to leave for Hunt’a Pharmacy. ■ ^^1 *a a ■ ■ the south on Wednesday. into a wire basket nnd Immerse h r " SINGING, DANdl.NG, SKATING, the solution 3 to 5 minutes—not long-j Home Talent Will Pul on Fine Enter­ The Herald for first class job work. RACING, LAKE MARY SKATING or. Remove, wash in white soap suds tainment for Local llaapital ■: l - • / : The Herald- delivered six time* a ACADEMY, WBDWfeSDAY NIGHT. using W aK sqft J K ^brush /B B K for K Kcorners K U K and B [a j c i . i ,t p w , !2D^-2 |c engraving am) dry with a soft towel,A big burlesque will lie put on here week for 15c. ' m ' HARDING, FREED OF CARE, COMES FOR A VACATION MOVIE FAN SPRING LEAGUE SERIES BEGINS FLORIDA TODAY ROTARY CLUB FINE MEETING AT VALDEZ TODAY R I 1 -V �•M ! THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. MARCH (i, 192.1 ----------------- -------- - > ___ i _______ ■ • - __ PAGE FIVE ___ -— >i -:s insHKaaa>aBUUB"^Bua>:Baat!nRK .Bu*;inauBM aaucaaaa:iBaaaaaaaauixBBBERincii:nRai;i]nRuuai)EaBaBaflaaaH aBBaaaaaananaaaaaBM aaaaaaaBraaaBaaaaBBaaaBaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaK aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaBaaaaaaai|a © Benefit American Legion Building Fund |i SANFORD, FLORIDA! M AR CH 12th to 17th ONE A U T O GIVEN A W A Y T O .HOLDER OF LU CK Y NUMBER ii * I * i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Maaa a a a aaRaaBiaaaBakiMaHMaiMa aMHiaRa i v a a i R aaaaiiaRRRaaaRRRRRRaRRaaRRaRaR|iaBMiiMBBRMMBaaaMHaiiaMaNNaBaaa a a a aaaBaMBBBB R t h M l m h i q i a i a i a BUSINESS m n m ya la )a 4m I* M --------- You tun find the name of efety live Business Man in Sanford In this Column each daj. a a m PURELY providing for the grading and paving of Third street from Sanford Avenue to Magnolia Avenue and from Oak Avenue to Avacndo Avenue, Avocado Ave­ nue from Third Street to First Street, with vitrified hrlck or other hard sur­ face material. The totnl estimated cost of said improvement of Third Street *M and I Avocado| Avenue frommm - - - Street — — mm* from Mill Creek to Avocado Avenue Third to First Street is » 11,778.00, The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter de­ scribed abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Third Street, and m Ri s i Ha r ; Avocado Avenue which have been tentatively determined by,the Assessor, ;• .3 covering the proportion of the expense of said Improvement to be borne by Tuesday tbe respective pieces of property hereinafter described, and the estimated 12:16 noon—Weekly luncheon of amount of benefit which will accrue to the various pivee* of property here’«» Rotary Club at the Y'aldei Hotel, inafter described, abutting upon said Third Street or Avocado Avenue to he 8 p. m,__Regular meeting of the: improved in the manner stated are as follows, to-wit: Knights Of Columbus at K. C. Hall. i<i«ncr Description of Property Amt. Assessment Eat Benefit $125.00 H p. m.— Regular meeting of the "** 11<iwmitn- E* Blk. 5, Tr. 15 . ------ $116.80 THIS WEEK IN SANFORD Cards of Sanford's Reputahle Professional Blen, each of whom. In his chosen pro* fesaion (he Herald recom­ mends to the people. n n u b f - i «a it* la •i* 1 t Masonic Lodge No. 62 nt Masonic |Wnnwkin’'* Lot 1 . lUk A. Stringfeilow’s Addition ....... ....... ................................... 520.30 360.00 Hall. OUR PRINTING PI C dH C H l The special assessments against the various pieces of property abovo dcAttorney-nt-Law OUR PRICE K p. m.~Regular drill, Co. D, F, N. scribed nre payable optionally; ns follows: Hither in full within thirty days *; G., court house. -I’ honc in I 502 French Aventieafter the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with t 0*cr Seminole County Hank All day hospital benefit drive, with interest nt the rate of eight per cent, per annum from the dnlv o f,the Conip10- ) IANFOKD FLORIDA hindquarters nl the Chamber of timi of said Improvement. Quick Service Transfer; Commerce. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will Storage Facilities -— - ■FRED R. WILSON Classified Ads Ic a word. No nd taken fnr less than 23c and positively no be held at the City Hull on the 12th day of March, A. 1). 1923, nt 2:30 6 ’cldck* classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count Wednesday If we please you, tell others; if not, p. nt. at which meeting said Equalizing Hoard will hear nil claims nnd objecATTORN E Y -A T -L A W the words and remit accordingly. 12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon tell us. Phone 493 1 tlottx n» to the character of all said improvements to bo paid for in part by ------- — ■■ — ■■■ ------------- — ■■ ■ ........... ... . the Klwnnis Club nt the Valdes special aasesrimnls and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove refer* First National llank Building FOR SALE FOR RENT ul SANFORl) FLORIDA SANFORD N OVELTY 7r~7,i 'k|Ldny hospital hinefit drive, yiitli Witness my hand as City Clerk nnd the seal of the City of Sanford, on FOR RENT—Eight room house " O ' headquarters «t the ( hambre of C o m - tho l|ny ()f Klfbniary, A. I). 1223. located.—A. I*. Connelly & Sons. (merce. W ORKS | (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, _______ __________________ 269-tfcj 7;ao p. m.—Howling nt the V. C. COLLKR, Prop. 1 ar,!,h Feb. 27-Mch. Gth-2t City Clerk, Sanford, Florida/ I WANT TO RENT two nr three House. FARMS ICHELLE M A INFS General Shop and Mill rooms, furnished or unfurnished, HOMES with bath, anil use of garage, fnr Thursday LAW YER Work LOTS myself, wife nnd one ihdd about K p. m. Regular meeting — Court Rouse CONTRACTOR and BUILDER nine years old. Must be tea..enable American Legion at the Court ALL PERSONS IIEREIN'AI TER NAMED, OWNING I’ ROI ERTY ON Si; Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. BUNGALOW Or would consider tttnnl! milage. X p. nt Regular meeting 1 THIRD STREET: Address Box XX, care Hi raid, tf<1 Spanish War Veterans at the Court i.nn, gimd I'satien You are hereby notified that on the 29th day of January, A. 1>. 1923, the Ti t ms like n ot. FOR KENT One front beiLmiim, 117 House. City Commission of San for 1 !. Florida, did adopt a I’relimintiry Resolution proI Cyrs Exam ined (Hasses Designed I.alire i Ale. 290 .Up W . HERNDON X p. in.- Regular drill of the Modi- vbliug for the grading and paving of Third Street from Mmraolln Averv*n to Henry McLaulin, Jr., FOR RENT I nice apartiwnet, all eal Cotas, F. N. G. at the court house. Sanford Avenue nnd from Onk Avenue to Avocado Avenue, with vitrified brick .ST t.R Y AND HALF HOUSE conveniences and well fund-died.— H p. in.— Hand rehearsal and ilrill, „r other hard surface material. Opt. D. INSURANCE AGENCY .. Uf.d irmmd*. large lot HllixtM r .,w . Bl,ndi,n, Phone isl. 290-tfc 154th Infantry Hand at the court The totnl estimated cost of improvement of Third Street from Magnolia FJRF--------- A UTO---------HON DS Optic.‘ an Optometrist (’.trial 1 -ees, Imnnmi .and shrub house. Avenue to Sanford Avenue and from (Ink Avenue to Mill Creek is $28,875.00. FOR RENT Furnished bed .mom, I? Hast First Sowst Sanford, FI*.:|Ir y, 1 ii,se -it f-'i,25t).iHI, X p, m .Meeting of till* Chess t ill! Lite assessments against tbe various pieces of property hereinafter described, reasonable, 122’ j Palmetto Avenue, i!:.sv teritis at Ilie Ilow aid residence. {abutting iqmn the contemplated improvement of Third Street which have 292-:itp milt p. m.— Howling nt the Parish tentatively determined by the Assessor, covering the proportion of the ex­ S. O. Shinholscr FttR RENT 2 room furnished apart­ house. ELTON J. MOUGHTON pense of said improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of property ment, good location. Apply 100 Hi N V. M.tlW, $ 6 ,*,00.00 J hereinafter described, and the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue C ontractor nnd Builder ARCHITECT 293*(itp Ea t f out. S.i ithea-t miner, 5 rooms, Palmetto Ave. to the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting upon said Frida* § ANFORD illuCq !' 1 ;.> Heat j ,,,vh. Hack por-h, FLORIDA 1215 noon—Weekly luncheon *’ f the Third Street to be Improved in the manner stated arc as follows, to-wit: . flItooat 7, Miller'Hid jr.' W AN TED water piped nil t. Assessment . Eat, Benefit FLORIDA Inoti-L t hamher of Commerce at the Valdez Owner Description of Properly 4ANFORD WANED—A chance to build your Propel ly built $550.00 1 over. hotel. i Rufus Sheppard Eat., Lot 1 1 . Blk. 4, Tr. I $500.|2 new homo before lumber gels any location. Terms ' throitoJov.. t. 400.00 307.09 , 8 p. in.—Sanford Hand concert t'Ji-jR. (J. Stockton, Heirs, E. 85’ Iait 8 , Illk. 4, Tr. 2. higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ A. P. Connelly & Sons DR. R. M. WELSH like rent. 275.00 253.00 change concert with Kustis bnnd. i J. L. Wimhish. E. hi Lot 1 0 , Hlk. 4. Tr. 8 ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfr i:aiHLii'>iirii tans Graduate Veterinarian 325.00 285.50 8 p. in.—Regular meeting of the Sarah M. Eilorhy, W. 08’ of Lot 9, Illk. 5. Tr. ti-R-v-ii:-s-T -A -T -n GOOD JOBS for. 'good boys; clean and ■Retieknli ,, , ,, • hall, ,, telephones* Oifice 650.00 500.12 , , , , ' • lodge'’ nt Masonic Mrs. J. II. Roumlllat, Lot 9, Illk. 6 , Tr. 2 .. . rami* lltYrnfftt m l * healthful work. Opportunity for] , „ -. Office 12a Opposite I*. (). 650.00 CHANGE CKO\ E 506.12 W111. Tuggles, Lot I, Hlk. 5, Tr. 8 I R-ltii|iritt rtl tit it*l (naornnrr Resilience 257 D rt.anji, Florida ; 550.00 6 a, tea, nil in bearing treos. j ndvartcentenL Apply Western Union' 500.12 Dates Hooked Ahead: jMary S. Dickens, Lot I, Illk. 5, Tr, to n il Lula hairrfy limit!* 280 tf. Telegraph f*o. ni ir city he i',| r projierty above deHand Concert, at Central Path, on The special assessment!, against the vnr piece* of Itnmrw l.nnnx I’lKe 'w iA l'h ii n» t iin Asparagus fern Siuulay aflentoott, -tibed tire payable optionally.ns follows, either in full within thirty days afllitaliifai f knurr it tloslnraa I'mpfrt) W . J, THIGPEN $5 ,i *i'ii, seed, f*>r good clean r tock will pay March 12 th to ITtli. American Lc- ter the completion of.the work, or in ten equal annual installments with in Mdin Oft Ice a good price. Address W, P. Newell gion Circus. Iterest Jit the rale uf eight per cent per annum, from the date of the comple* 'I i: I s i l l I I I I A I .T V l O t l t W . N T Real Estate . < Wholesale Fern (Irowers, Apopka, March 31st to April Ith.—Chnutqvi- tion-of-snid improvement, > 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 v v i :s r m :.\ T c o i i i ’ a m ’ CELERY FARM H ;>- •____________ ___________tM -ito qun. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE A meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford, Florida, will l'k«nr is IOI-S .VlHanolln A v e . 5 nciis tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On WANTED—Twenty experienced white llio held nt the City Hall on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1923, ut two-thirty men to hunch celery at the Sanford ’51 o'clock p. m. at which meeting said Equalizing Hoard will hear all rlaims and AUTOMOBILE BODY BUlLIHNt good road, near hard surfaced road. flood land. No building-,; has not-Farmers* Exchange Packing Plant nt ‘ 'objections as to the character of nil said improvements to be paid for in part STEWART The Florist AND REPAIRINU been worked for some time. Price, Bchrdnlt. 293-5t-;w-te Bl by special assessments, ami as provided for in the resolution hereinabove teRear or Dodge Bros. Motor Co. Cut Finn era--------- — Floral Designs Terms can he arranged. 'n ferred to. * Corner of O.tl. .Vtemie and Second St. $2,i 0.00. L O S T Annual and Ont amental Plants 8a *0 Witness my hand us City Clerk and tin* seal of the City <5f Ijanford, on Sanford, Flori in LOST One platinum brooch with 3 h’4 8-i fa 84 Yu ta 8t 84 fu 8 a this the 21th day of February, A. D. 1923. HI Myrtle Ave.------------Plume 2 C0 -W CHARLES STEIN. Prop. . diamonds set in it. Finder leave at --------(SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS. CELERY FARM City Cle*F. Sflnfovd. Florid*. es, aii l:!c< 1 , in first class con­ Herald office arid receive $ 20.00 rehave moved Fob. 27-Mch. fith-'Jt .M r. ami Mrs. Marsh KMY SHOES—SALE—We SANFORD MACHINE SALK—A 5-room rottage, also ward. 278-tfc dition. Nice nov into their new home. have jurt bought n tremendous Mr. and Mrs. Charley Forster are CO M PAN Y ..tod, of Army Munson lust shoes to 6 room house and out building*. Near LOST—One white and red pidded hard mid, anti railroad. This place driving a now Ford. July hound hitch dog, on brick road General Machine nnd and Boiler the cold to the public direct. Price lino been welt taken care of and pro­ or near Wckiwn bridge, Feb. 14lh, Jack Fux ha? resigned his position $2.75, These fltocs are 100'll solid Works with L. P. Cullur nnd has accepted a TO ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED, OWNING PROPERTY ON {bather with heavy double soles svw- duced a good crop of celery this year. weight about 28 pounds. Six years WEST FIRST STREET: position with the Ford company. Cylinder Grinding |ed and nailed. The uppers arc of Price $11,500, Terms can lie arrang­ old. $50.09 reward.—J, II. Hardin, You nru hertsby notified thnt on the »2th day of February, A. D, 1923, The new Echols home will soon be 604 Elm Ave. ' 283-'Jtp heavy tan chrome leather with’ Fel­ ed. Atilnmohlle Repairs the City Comminzion of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a Preliminary Resolu­ ready for them to move in. lows tongue, thereby making them Acetylene Welding LOST~L7 rge I'l.ineo Jmi, l id), 17. If One of the pleasant events of the tion providing Tor the grading and paving of Went First street from Mill returned to owner, liberal reward. Phone (i2---------- Sanford. Florida waterproof. These shoes arc selling week was the surprise on Mr. Wilt Creek West to the City Limits, with vitrified brick or other hard surface ma­ CELERY FARM very fast and we advise you to order See Herald office. . 290-6tp ' The total estimated cost of said improvement of West First Street la Hartline, Monday evening, when ho j terial. I 10 acres, all tiled. Rood land in nt once to insure your order being fill­ AUCTION $ 1 1 , 000 .00 . hud been so busy ill hU store that he ed. Tito sizes nre 6 to 11 all widths; good condition. No buildings, flow- 1 The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter de­ had forgotten to even think it was NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: He there Wednesday, pay nostmnn on receipt of goods or ing wells, near hard road. .Close in. The Sanford Cnrpontcru* Local 1751 his birthday. About thirteen of his scribed, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of anid West First Also near loading station. Price $ 6 ,10 a. ni. W e are going semi money order. Money refunded 500.00. Terms, contemplates n raise in scale to 75c neighbors walked In to remind him Street which have been tentatively detotmined by tho Assessor, covering the to sell 12 choice business <' ‘,r‘’ »"1satisfactory.—The u. per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. it was his birthday ami that he was proportion uf tho expense of said improvement to be borne by the respective , * r, ri j r ii _ S. Stores Co., 1141 Broadway, New 291-2Ctp twanly-five yeara old. After much piece* of property hereinafter described, and the estimated amount of bene­ lots in Sanford, Fla., on Vork Clty> jS .tr,. merriment, Mrs. Hartline servell de­ fit which will accrue to the various piece* of property hereinafter described A . P. Connelly & Sons SINGING, DANCING, SKATING, licious ice cream and cake. All left nt abutting upon said West First Street, to be improved in the manner stated Second street, the garSTROUT FARM AGENCY Phone 43 108 Magnolia Ave. RACING, LAKE MARY SKATING a late hour, wishing Mr. Hurtline are an folluws, to-wit: spot of Florida. 113 Magnolia Ave. Ask for Mr. Brannon ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, many happy returns of the day. \ AmL Assessment . Eat. Benefit Description of Property Hand concert, 2 big cash Don’t lose time if tld* int"reata you. 288-tfe :: SH-1 293-%Mrs. Brook is recovering urtder the D. It. Brinson, S. Vi, Lot 7,Jjlk. Y, St. Gertrude $1,290.00 j carp of Dr. Marshal, after n battle uf prizes to the persons Gccd 5 room homo,' .veil located, nice FOR SALE— Hosier and (Jays' paints Addition —.I,,,........ .................. . .... $1,040,20 iieiglihornood, electric light*, ga», wat­ 550.00 NOTICE I). R. Brisson, Lot 9, Blk. \\ St. Gertrude Addn. 400.78 Ruessing closest to what er, House in excellent condition. and varnishes at Sanford Novoity An /addition to the Pncking nnd three weeks with influenza. 650.00 I). It. Brisran, U t 10, Blk. Y, St. Gertruda Addii. 460.78 183-tfc Fret ooling jilant of the Sanford Far­ ■t -y the property brings.— Owner for quick sole names very low Works, Sanford agenta. COLDS ARE CONTAGIOUS Hnttle B. Huwkins. W. CO ft. of SW. U of jirice, $2,400. $850 cash, balance FARMERS—You can gat aeed bed mers' Exchange nt Beardall is now be­ 130.00 Coughs and Cold* are contagious Blk. 2, Tr. 2 0 . E. U. Traffurd** M ap...... 111.03 Worsham Auction Co., frnm-i and irrigation plugs at tt* ing made which will enable the plant and require prompt treatment as they Henry Heerln, NK. M of Blk. 3, Tr. 19 ......____ mopthly. Tho monthly amymenU arc 250.00 221.83 Associated with- A . P* iesa thnn the average font pstd /or Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc to take care of 40 per cent more cel­ spread or develop into Flu nnd Grippe. ^ 500.00 Olafson, All Blk. 3, Tr. 20 443.C7 600.00 Comjelly & Sons, Lon D. similar houses. 443.07 Take no ehanee* when you, con get;E. B. Randall. All lUk, 3, Tr. 22 Daily. Herald on aalcnt Joe's Smoke ery than they nre now Handling. Why pay rent when a home can be House, • Mobley’s Drug Stora and Foley’s Honey nnd Tar for n few cent* Edmond L. Day, Beg. on S. line of St. Gerlrudo Worsham, Auctioneer. bought on such easy term*. 278-tfc HunFfl Pharmacy. V* -if, nnd quickly check cough* nnd colds. . tf Ave. 799.4 ft. E. zif the E. line of A. C. L. Lots in Block 10 Chap­ m YWI1 see Mi*s Lizzie Lidy who's TF The constantly increasing demand for R. W. run E. 1088.6 ft. S. 604 ft. \V. 1019 man & Tucker’s Addi- Foley’s Honey and Tar, for three awfully tidy, in Twelve Old Mtdds— ft. to El. R. R.-W. NWly along It. It. R.-W. TUBES FOR SALE— Fine build, $, .. Eliza NefT is a little deaf. She is one generation*, has made it tho largest to PL S. of Beg. N. to beg......... ................. 1,894.03 2.2Q0.OO ing lot, excellent loca- f'0? * 8, J E f t S selling cough medicine in the world. of the Twelve Old Maid*. 289-2t]> Tho special nszessment ngninst the various pieces of property above dein fact looks like the hub tion, next to my resi­ Contains no opiates—Ingredient* ore scribed arc payable optionally, a* follows: Either In full within thirty days ^ 1.95 30x31/2 *- •**.»-«»***..•• of the city.— Worsham printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub- gfter the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with In­ 'l l » I iTi Ladies are especially dence. Terms to re­ stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold terfst at the'rate of eight per cent, per annum, from the date of the comple­ Others in Bniporlion invited to the sale of 12 sponsible party.— S. W . Auction Company. everywhere,—Ad v. tion of said ini provethent, Ask for Prices on Tires business lots at Auction Bradford, 911 Oak Ave. The Daily Herald, 16c per week, A meeting of the Equalising Board'of the City of Sanford, Florida, will | A r„upt)n gtvm WlU'aich FJVB GAB* The Daily Herald, 15c per week. wcik for 15c. Tuos-Thurs-Sat-tf-c fco held at the City Hall on the 12tb dajr of March, A. D. 1923, at two-thirty Wednesday at 10 a. m., U).N CASH purchuc of GA8, good on ■ : o’clock p. m., at which meeting said Equalising Board will hear all claims * "ind Shield Wlper; to be given just cast of the B* & O. FOR SALE—June Pink tomato planti nnd obJectloni ns to the character of all said improvements, to be paid for in *"ay March loth. ^ Garage. There will be —J. A . Cunningham, 13(f) St. and part by special assessments, nnd os provided for in tho resolution hereinabove Myrtlo Avo. . 293-3tp referred to. , I HIPII T l band concerts and some­ :7A .' ■ —' ■ ’ - T *"■ Witness my hand us City Clerk and the seal of .the City of Sanford, on TO ALL PERSONS HEJVEINAFTER'NAMED, OWNING PROPERTY ON thing doing every minthis tho 24th day of February, J i. D. 1923. THIRD STREET AND AVACADO AVENUE: Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoko 17 P ' Wfc^VIoirsham Auctiou H6Uie, Mobley’s Drug Store and (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS,/* Y’ ou are hereby notified that on the 29th dny of January, A. D. 1923, the In- „ :h. Cth-2t ' , A City Commission of Shnford, Florida, did adopt a Preliminary Reset Hunt’s Pharmacy. I1’almetta m S e m in o le P r in te r ij George A. DeCottes NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS WEST NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS 2 den 30x3 ................... $1.75 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 06, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e920774cf5c874d1ef82a0f6f075d317.pdf d51fce36a6cbd9b7cc35f4c6b2179721 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION VOLUM E IIL Party of Friends Accompanying Them Includes Few Cabinet Members and Other Officials had four NUMBER 292 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923 s e s s io n s mak ING HIGH MARK FOR FU­ TURE SESSIONS Today nnd Members Are Leav WAS OFFERED RECESS APPOINTini? Washington to Its Fntc / MENT HUT REFUSED TO nnd Prosaic Life TAKE IT in y T h e AaaocU Ird Prrasl I D y T h a A a a o r la t- d P r i u ) WASHINGTON, Mch. B .-T he on WASHINGTON, Meh. 5.—James G. tire country today fncod a now unne McNary, New Mexico, whose nomi­ rustomed prospect of nine month' nation for comptroller «>f the Cur­ rency'failed of continuation by the senote, was offered a recess appoint­ ment to the place today hy President Harding, but replied that he could not accept. It was afterward announced that I). R. Crisslnger, present comp­ troller, would continue in that office for the present despite the fact that he had hern confirmed ar governor general of t^o Federtd Roacrv Hoard. CITIZENS ARM THEMSELVES HECAUSE OF INADEQUATE PROTECTION I l l y Tfcp A a a o r la tr d P r r a a ) WHICH WORLD SOCIETY REELIN', March 5.—President HAS MADE TOWARD .............. ton, which will drift slowly down the Ebert ha* decreed as .espionage any WASHINGTON, March 5.—With . CONDITIONS the cares of congress off his hands, Halifax and Indian rivers. .Stop* will aid rendered, with regard to political, probably for eight months, President ha made front time to time nt various economic or military mntters, on lieHnrding with Mrs. Harding nnd a resorts on the Floridn coast where half of any foreign power which ha* party of their friends, will lenve the party will go ashore for golf. The • occupied German territory in peace Washington toduy for a month's va­ principals stops are expected to lie nt time and also for sheltering or otherBe Substituted for Rule bf St. Augustine and Miami, with a pos- 'wise assisting or harboring person* WILL INVESTIGATE a l l e g e d cation in Florida. KU KLUX KLAN ATROCITIES I orcc Hopw for Speedy -When Mrs. Hnrding leaves for the sibillty that the party will accept nt •accused of giving such aid. _____ • • Lulminnllon special train, it will be the first time least some of the many invitations Those convicted under the decree I I I r T k r S M i i f l n t f l I 'r r a a l she hus gone beyond the White llouic the president hns received to visit are liable to sentence* of imprisonRASTROP, Ij i ., Mch. 5.—District WASHINGTON, Mch. 3.—PrcaiFlorida cities. Imeat ranging from 10 year* to life Judgc Odom in charging tho grnnd .dent Harding'looks upon tho Court In addition to th e President and and to fines not exceeding f>00,000 jury drawn to consider the evidence of International Justlrc a* "one of the Mrs. Ilarding, the party from *herc 'mark*. The supreme court at Lcipaic In the hooded mob activities nt More- greatest advances which world soclwill include Seerctnry nnd Mrs. Iwill try the acaes of persons accused Itouse Parish alleged acts of the Klnn cty has made toward conditions in Weeks, who will lenvc the train at St. of such espionage. declared that if me hare to forn\ them- which nt Inst n rule of law my be sub­ Augustine; former Senator and Mrs. selves into illicit groups to decide onjatituted for n rule of force" he wrote Frellnghuyscn, of New Jersey, who who is to l>e punished, there is no ’ ESSEN, March' B.—Essen are going to hoard their own house­ need of courts or any ^ind of govern­ boat on the Floridn const; Attorneyment. He further told the jurors that General Daugherty. Secretary Davis, hours food if constituted authorities will not nnd »tores were looted and others broken cannot wnfnrcc 'obedience to Inws in into hy armed mobs, said tu be com­ such violations, ‘The day of our doom is upon us and'wo have see WASHINGTON, Mch. G.—Sub­ posed of the unemployed. poenas requiring the appearance In One of the largest cabarets, the court here Wednesday of Attorney Trocttdero, was held up Inst night and General Daugherty nnd Chairman several hundred patrons were robbed Lnrkor of tlie shipping hoard, John t i all their cash. Tins robbery was Harton, former board chairman, all of carried out by fifteen o r 4 wenty whom whom planned to leave Washington Ihe Germans declared were commun­ today with IT'esidcnt Harding for ists who hail taken advantage of the Florida. The subpoenas were issued expulsion of the security police, which by United States Marshnl this mor­ force lias not yet. been adequately rening nt Request Charles Morse in Engine Trouble piaced by municipal police. connection with the government’s case This city is virtually without police Delays Trip of against Morse charging fraud in war protection, nnd many of the Citizens, time shipping contracts. Morse’s Six Army Fliers in fear of other robberies or violence counsel sought the three men aa wit­ b y bands in the streets, are arming l l l r T k r l u n r l n l r .1 1‘ r r o t nesses for tho defense. The first ef­ Ihrnuclvea as best ttyy can for their MONTGOMERY, Ain.. March 5 .- forts to serve subpoenas failed and at own protection. All six of the United States Dellavl a hurried consultation Morse's lawEarly today a German workman land army plane s, enroute from Kol- years nnd U. S. Attorney Gordon wAs was shot and killed by n French sen- Ivfield, San Antonio Texn»., to San agreed not to proceed with tho at­ from which immediate result* could: try nnd another German was wouml- Juan, I'oitn Ric o., arrived hero yes­ tempt to serve the subpoenas. be expected, than would-be the ease r,l while in the railroad yards near terday afternoon at 2:3G o'clock, one if the organization spent the greulerU he main passenger station in the cen- hour am! five minutes behind sched­ WASHINGTON, Mch. 6,—The Am­ pmtion of ItH time- in. cxporimcntnD ter of the city. Tho French asserts ule. Engine trouble developed, dur­ erican debt funding commission was work. that the sentry ordered the Gcrinnn* ing tlie flight here yesterday from called by Secretary Mellon today to The evening meeting nt which Mr. to halt, anil when they did not reply, New Orleans, La-, in the plane of meet tomorrow to give final consid­ Cook will spenk will be held in the hr shot 16 kill, in Compliance with hi* I.ieut*. Charles Austin and Newton eration to the' contract to bo signed Longfellow, and a new motor will lie putting into effect the refunding installed here before the Trip to Ar­ agreement with Grcnt Britain. Tho cadia, Fin. Officers state thnt the comlnlssion will also consider sugges­ motor trouble will probably delay tho tions concerning the refunding of Fin­ land's debt question discussed late liy>t wee kbetween Mellon and the Finnish minister. n y T h e Aaa ortnlrd P t H * ) WASHINGTON, Mch. G.—Condem­ nation nnd praise of the sixty-seventh congress flow babk and forth between Carlot Shipments Itrportrd party leaders here yesterday ns the untnj, M.ir.'h 3rd sine die adjournment was effected at Florida—Sanford notion noon. The sixty-seventh congress had Florida—Manatee section spent a greater proportion of its two Florida by boat. 1K5 crates. years span of life in actual session than any other in the history of the country. Chief among adverse criticisms of the congress was a statement hy Cordcll Hull, chairman of the Democrat­ irlut Shipments Reported for Sun ic National Committee, who charac­ day, Mnrch Ith: terized its record ns two years fijled Florida—by Iloat, 42 crates. with failures nnd broken promises. California, 7/ cnrs. Representative Mondell of Wyoming, retiring Republican floor leader, on the other hund, praised the eixty-sev- Shipping Point Information for S at­ urday, March 3rd eath congress aa tlift Most efficient in SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clear. handling its responsibilities. Hauling* moderate, demand and Measures Which Failed movement slow, market steady. Car­ Measures of importance which fail­ ed of passage during the closing loads f. o. b, usunl terms—10 inch days of the congress which expired crates Golden Self-blanching 4-0 doz. stnlRfr in the rought, $l.0G-?1.75, New jrcstcrdny included:' nlks in the The administration shipping bill French Strain 4 fi rough mostly $1.50. ythirh was filibustered to death in the senate. The resolution of Senator Smith, Total carlo! shipments from San ford section this season H Democrat, South Carolina, tu appro­ date priate flO.OOO.OOO for the purchase of nitrates and calcium nrsennte to aid Total cnrlot shipment* from Man Negro Kuns Amuck nice this season to date ........... southern cotton producers. With a Gun Fatally The constitutional amendment pnb Total cnrlot shipments from San ford last season to d a te ......i.... PomiI of Senator Norris, Republican, Wounding Two Men Nebraska, to advance tho convening Total cnrlot shipments from Man of congress and presidential inaugu­ atee last season to date— ..... JACKSONVILLE, March 5.—Ash­ rals. ley Cox, 2X, negro, was killed by a Another cohntltutionnl amendment Prominent Winter Park poliremnn here Inst night after be had pro|Hi.<cd hy Senator Wadsworth, Re­ run-aiuuck with a pistol, shooting nnd publican. Now York, for popular ref- Man Has Disappeared, probably fatally wounding two white premiums on future constitutional Formerly Bank Cashier COLOGNE, March G.—General Dcmen. changes. Gotitte, the French commander, hg* William Burger, G2, was shot ns he The resolution of Senator Breok- Think He Is Demented nnd Ha* Wan­ notified the Iteichshank that he will Lee Says Fine Chance wns on the back porch of his home hnrt, Republican, Iowa, proposing in­ not return any portion of the 12,000,­ dered Off Into the Woods where he had gone to smoke his pipe. vestigation of tho sugar situation. 000,000 mnrktt recently seized hy .the to Have Stadium Here The bullet struck him in the le 't side During the last few hours of the French a t Cologne. It was added by Many Amusements and passed entirely through his l*>dy. (H r The A u n rlslrd ORLANDO, Mch. 5.—II. D. Rnrzee, session, President Harding, spending General DoGoutte if the Rolchsbniik Patrolman S. T. Johns, who was off part of thev time a t tho enpitol, sign­ formerly ciyihicr of the Union Male W. A. Lee of Lcc’a Racing Circus duty, heard tho shot and went to In­ desired to nvoid further ttimilnr lossed the farm credits bill and ninety- Rank of Winter Park, has !>ec» mj^** e> the German government must meet in the city today after the big show vestigate. He w a b joined by Abraham eight other measures. ...o legislation lug since Friday. Relatives and friend* ilia demands of tho French’ for money 'at tho aviation field yesterday suid Griffin, 31. Soveral blocks from tho of Rarzec say they fenr he hns liewas voted. " for the requirement of the armies of that Hanford neodctEn big stadium or scene of the nhooting they met Cox, CHICAGO, Murch 3.—Roger W. Vice-President Coolidgo’a gavel fclj come demented. Harzeo has taken a Rahson, today released the third In­ fnir grounds or ball park or all of occupation. ’ The negro was ordered to halt, but sharply at noon after an nlmost col­ prominent part in,Rollins college a th ­ stallment of his annual survey of bus­ these amusements eombind thnt would instead, he opened fire, a bullet strik­ orless morning senato session of two letic events nnd wns populnr in this take earo of tho nthlctirs nnd ball iness conditions In the United States ing Griffin In the breast and penetrat­ President Signs games nnd fairs nnd show* of nil hours, and tho house ndjourned at community. ing his left lung. John) then shejt the nnd Canada. He here—in tre a ts of 12:0(1 p. m. after a.concert by n sec­ kinds. “Ono uffalr would pay for the Composite Farm what ho calls the “Industrial West*'— negro, who fired again after he had fencing" said . Mr. Leo nnd "I would tion of tho m arina bond nnd n chorus th at great section immediately tribu­ Credits Measure llko to gunrnnteo this to the folks fallen. He died in a few minutes. The of popular songs by members and session yoaterday. Members were tary to Chicago including Indinnn, Il­ spectators. hollow-eyed nnd worn from the long who would bo interested Mr. lice put linois, Iowa, Missouri, Michignn nnd WASHINGTON, Mnrch B.—The on the nulq polo nnd parachute jump Tonight the departure of members, sessions which Instil in the house . com|H»nlte farijvcredits measure, final­ nnd airplane stunts hero yesterday many of whom yesterday nnswered until 3:28 a. m. nnd in the sennto until Wisconsin. “These states wero once wholly ag­ ly passed by tlie sennto and house in with his circus and wanted to stnto Member Injured their last roll call was in full swing nftor 1:30 a. m. ricultural, but are rapidly changing tho closing hours of tho session, was thut ho had never showed in a bet­ Rc-asscmbling a t 10 o'clock the sen­ with prospective suspension of activ­ into an Industrial section. New fa c ­ at Columbus, Ga., signed yesterday hy President Hard­ tor town or place where the people ities at the capital until next Decem­ ate heard “Swan songs" by Sena­ tories are springing up every day— ing. » had treated him so nice. Ho hnd the ber brings In tho alxtly-eighlh con­ tors £Icringhuysen, Republican, New in a Train Wreck One of the last measures to bo en­ best of protection while hero nnd Jiad gress. Jersey, and Sutherland, Republican, the younger generations arc leaving fnrmlng for building, manufacturing acted by tho slxty-scjA'nth congress, plenty of deputies to maintain per­ Crowds witnessed tho cldslng scenes West Virginia, a tribute to Senator I l l r T k r A a « * « l a t r 4 Press) COLUMBUS, Mch. B,—Twenty-flvo. tho measure wo* rushed to the Whlto fect order at tha show yesterday a f­ adjournment and presence of Presi­ Williams, Democrat, Mississippi, by and trade. Yet tho total area under House after final sonat action early ternoon. He Just about mndo expen- persons, the majority of whom were dent Ilarding, cabinet officer!, diplo­ his colleague, senator Harrison, of cultivation continues to hold ita own. "Every section of America," says yesterday and the president affixed nos while horc on account of there from Columbus and F t Henning, were mat* and other high officials bring­ Misslssipfd nnd tried vainly to pass Mr. Hibson, "has its best barometer his signature beforfc going to tho cap­ being no fence around tho aviation Injured seriously when .a Centra) of ing hundreds yho packed the senate n few more bills. A fifteen minute of business. For New England it is itol to sign the flood of lost minute field. He expects to return at an car- Georgia passenger train No. 3 .‘was filibuster by Senator Dial, Democrat, »nd housg galleries. , nre closely catching up. Indianapolis bills. Secretary Wnllaco went to the ly *datc and If he does not return this wrecked near Mizcll Station early this the number of spindles In operation— South Carolina, enlivened the pro­ Tho president reached'the capitol nt ll!25 o'clock and was kept busy i^ad- ceeding* before the vice-president’s for Pcnnsylcanla the number of i$nd Terre Hauto arc not doing ns well White House to sco the bill receive the year will be hero next year with n niortling. A broken rail causal, the new lino of attractions and hopes to derailment. It was stated a t Divi­ big nnd signing the farm credits nWl gavel fell In the midst o f’Scnntor Di­ blast furnaces, for New York the to- as they should do, owing to some un­ final touch which mode it a law. Tho best bar- known reason. The largest cities of tal foreign trade, etc. al's speech against nn omnibus bill see Sanford with a Ulg nmusement sion headquarters here. The first class, forty-three other bills turned out dur­ this section—such ns Chicago, St. ometer for the 'Industrial West' is the park built all ready for tho many a t­ day coach and a Pullman left the ing the early morning session yester* total car loadings a t Chicago. §lncc|[Louis, Detroit nnd Milwaukee—arc re­ World War Veterans tractions that would like to come here. track. '*»>'• In tty* presidential suite of the I January 1st, 1023 these arc running porting/ about the same as .last year.. Are Given Preference senate chamber before the noon limit well ahead of the corresponding weeks Some think this is duo to the natural FLOOD HILL PASSED expired, fifty-five more bills received Civil Service Positions of 1022—and compare well with the Isg of tho large cities; but others be­ executive approval. ■ f l t r T k * A u m Ii I H P t v e a ) The last bill to become law was the appointed to confer with President total car loadings for the entire coun­ lieve th at the medium sized cities are WASHINGTON, Mch, G— Presi­ WASHINGTON. Mch. 6.—Ona of ’ WASIUNGTt “ better butter" bill, changing butter Hnrding advised the senate that the try . For tho current month of 1022 due for a much larger proportional dent and Mrs. Harding, accompanied fat standards. An important measure president “had no more communica­ the net car loadings wero about 2,­ growth. I am inclined-to1this belief. tho last act* of President Hording be- Mssippl River by a party of frisndx, left Washing­ fore his departure for Floridn waa to thorlsing an ex 500,000. For the current month of Placed on the. sta te b ooks a t the. last tions to make," When Mr. Ooolldge ton on a special train today, fog Flo­ direct the dvil service commission to 000 a year for moment was one providing for the declared the senato adjourned sine 1023 the car loadings will show fig­ rida, where they will take a vacation give certain preferences to veterans of slwippi H w f ct frtpm to cnAny alien owners of nil die, Senator Smith, Democrat, South ures oror IB per cent greater, possibly and house host trip of more than a the World W ar in examinations for I yesterday b>^ t **i*ed p r o p e r t y worth $10,000 or less. Carolina, roared "goodnight" amid final figure* will show an inrreano of month. positions under the civil service. | tho sennto. 500,000 cars. Moreover, of this in. Little waa accomplished by oitbor laughter. SB �I * I * I » * I » 1 B | 1 * N B R « * | I * pailor wilt spenk on the "W hat and T W O N e W D f l m * M Why of Wo rah Ip." At the night serA r e 'A u t h l ta r i l l T D r 'n i j 'O ...... n U t e e lh e r t r ir ll l be shown four reels* of . lai I j l l l J I l V 'l l l i o J *a( fin* picture*, illoatratlvc of Edgar All^ O lu p ll «a ? a« k n Poe'** splendid poem, "The Itav----C4 N U h M IX n Q a a cn.f In connection with these pie/ " L T aq w p RAMON NAVARRO, _____ turc* our pastor will have something TALuAltAt SGr., FIRST METHODIST d tu iiC I I practical and pungent to say on “ Cur- ority han eon gn< and saving NOTHING means deALICE TERRY', W J f’arnrnt#.r Pastor Irn f Events and Christian Duty." . comptroller for th. n . J. carpenter, I ostor ■ . ... the Vero Rank & T pendehey upon OTHERS in time The Snerament of the Lord's SupOur Christian Endeavor society will ' n CB.,ita||zntio LEWIS STONE per will be celebrated nt* the morrtlng meet at 0:15 p. in. Let every mom- ^ orj.anjIa tj0 of need! —AND— . i t service, at which time the pastor will b<r be present and on time. .S'-.u* Hank at Redu Safeguard yourself against this preach on the subject,“ Who Should cordial welcome awaits visitors je tto n of *15,000. BARBARA LaMARR Partake of the I,or«P7 Suppbr?” nn,| strangers at all of our services. _ _______ by having an ever increasing ac­ LUCKY TIIIRTEKN llltlDGK CLly'R The Sunday school extends nn In• .J.—— CCT THIS OUT• in Rex Ingram's count at Our Savings DepartMrs. II. I* Perkin* entertained Rev- Crawford Jackson jm most pleasantly yesterday afternoon menfr ’ ''T . T ., a t bridge, q t (lior heme on Magnolia Iron class Sunday. Those “boyn" who W i l l S p e a k T O IU O IT O W , ,, [t to Fo)o}. “ f[T P Iff, ( • , m o; ... nvi£ TJie gpest* were the members of -'‘4% Interest will he paid and £ . At Several-Churches,m « . v thi*Lucky Thirteen Bridge cluB. ;yauM! be self respecting arid inde­ Haskirts and luwls of early spring Rev..Crawford Jackson of (julfold flowers adorned the varum* rooms. •y \r pendent* * • . N. C., who has been interested in ju - 1 A story of royal romance; and of , Several spirited jEnu-s of bridge venile courts and worked for unfor-j were played, and when scores were cdventure as breathless and as, tuifato and misdirected children for counted, the prise {pr high score, two flashing as sword play. * over twenty year* i* in the city and j decks of bridge cards, was a#nrdpd wifi npaaii a t the First Baptist church. to Mr*. David Caldwell. A tempting *nind course wo* serv­ CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS tomorrow morning and will preach; a t ’the Presbyterian churih at 7 p. m ed with coffee a t the conclusion of Church services for the Third Sun­ Kjr. Jackson'got the movement in-! biliousness, he'adnchc*, nnd sluggish the game. day in Lent, March -Ith, will be: SEE CATHRAE A COMMUNITY BUILDER r.ugu^ated iti thi* effy some yearn age 1bowels. Sold everywhere!—Adv. ' Those enjoying the cordial hospi­ 7:30 p . m. Special Parish corporate with Mr, R. J. Holly os the first stic-l Income Tax Specialist, Peoples lUak tality of Mrs. Perkins were Mrs. F. E. communion. ccssful Dig Brother. Now Rev. Dr. STOCKS AND BONDS' II. F. WHITNBR, Caahler F. P. FORSTKIt. President Rouniillat, Mrs. E. F. Householder, 0:15 a. m. Sunday school. MARCH 13th, 14th and 15th Brownlee is acting a* probation offi­ Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mrs. A. B. Wallace. 11 a. m. Choral Ceh-hratlon. cer and I* himself doing good work. All Forma , Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs David Cald­ 7:30 p. m. Last Mksion service. * Mr. Juck*on is alio interested in'the well, Mr*. W. M. Thigpen, Mr*. J. The early celebration is asked for Mm. Kudora Hull nnd little grand­ C. Bennett, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr*. by tho Mlssloner as a special corpo­ Junior Republic of the south modeled daughter Katherine Boswell of GreenD. P. Drummond, Mrs II. IL Lewi* rate communion for spiritual favor nftor tho Georgia Junior Republic at “ How very extraordinary!" Don't boro, Ga., ore tho guests of Mr. und Frcchuild, N. Y. . and Mm. C. L. Britt. for the members of the parish. , miss "Teddy, oj tho Runaway*," Mth. Mr*. W. I.. Henley at their homo on The vested choir will sing for tho MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Celery avenue. Gth a t' the High School. 231-Rc HOLY CROSS MISSION . j v . BON TON BRIDGE CLUB services on Sunday—both morning Phono 217-W Tomorrow marks tho close of th e ! ^ A delightful social event-of yester­ nnd night. In the morning, the An­ If fcavs frl»i> *» » U t l l o * to Mr, and Mm, Charles Bliss left .yes­ —If f r a or* so la s -a / * « b * r * ar eamlaC Mission which hn» been conducted by g them will be n solo by Mrs. Leake: t o m , a r If » • « ar* a n i m a l a l n s . writ terday for their home in Worcester, day nftornoon was the bridge party New Shipment ju.sl Received o! Father Anderson for the p art two * ■ soalal rar4 la Ikla OrparlMrat, s l v 'a s “lie Was Despised," end at night by given 'by Mrs. C. R. Kirtiey nt her M as*.,'after a delightful visit here dr Ifc* l l r » . *• w,i wci'kf, and hus been well attended. j m EASTMAN KODAKS, FILMS, FILM fc# g r r m i t j with the latter’s sister, Mrs. George homo on Magnolia avenue,, tho guoat* .Mrs. Tnknch “ Love Not the World." If "you haven’t beard Father An- J Fr. Anderson will' preach a t both including the membem of the Bon Rice and ulcer, Mm. Raymond Key. PACKS AND KODAK ALBUMS services on Sunday. Sunday night demon, be sure ami come tomorrow. Toll bridge club. SOCIAL CALENDAR A profusion of Calendulas nnd Snap closes the “Mission” which has been lie* will preach ut both services nt 5 Mr. nnd Mrs. John Brewer of liarDragons combined with ferns, wan of such grent help to the large num­ 11 a. m. und 7:30 p. ni. He Is nn ear- Jf Monday—The Women's Guild of Holy rodsburg, Ky., arrive d in the city Cross Church meet* ut 3:30 p. in. ar.d are renewing old friendship*, hav­ used in the rooms where the card bers who have attended every flight nest nnd interesting speaker. If yottljj so faithfully nnd with such benefits. have not hennl him, you surely have ■ nt the Rectory. ing visited here frequently. Mrs. tables wore arranged. Evensong will be said a t All Saints missed a wonderful opportunity. The prise for high score, a box of Mortf|ay—SL Agnct Guild meets at Brewer i:: nn old school mute of Mrs. Tho mission for the children closed H powder, was won by Mrs. Ed. Betts, Enterprise, Fla., a t it p. m. on Sun­ tho home of Mr*. Julius Tnknch on J. G. Ball. . U t H O R I Z E D E A S T M A N K O D A K AGENCY this morning with appropriate s e rv -'g day. Fr. Anderson will prent-h. Eleventh street a t 3:30 p. in . while llie cut prtxe, a box of candy, s ii A t iir .'la c ; .'. -• C A u r n n n p i a Ices. Thq prices nnd medals were givn Tuesday—Junior Class of S. H. 8. will went to Mrs. J. I). Woodruff. FOR VISITORS cn the children, both for good work JJ Refreshments consisting of n naiad present play "Teddy, the Runaway" Thursday afternoon Mrs. John IVand faithful attendance. a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE at the iiigh school auditorium. course with coffee, und strawberries zold, Sr., of' Boardnll nve„ enter­ with whipped cream wore served n'. . . SERVICE Tuesday—Circle No. 2 of the Metho­ dist church meets nt the home of tained the ladies Social Club in honor the conclusion of tho caid game. SUNDAY, MARCH ». 1323 NOTICE Mrs. 1. W. Hughey, 20tl E. Fifth of her sister Mrs. Calh. Muller of St. Mrs. Kirtley's guests were Misses Subject: RY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD Louis. l^-ttie Caldwell, Marie Biirkehile, Fern “CHRIST JESliR" Notice is hereby given thnt a bill The rooms were decorated with rosChurch Service 11:00 a. m. Ward, Esther Miller. Mcadame* J. D. will be introduced ut, the 1323 session A crisp loaf on your-tablj thia evening would add much to your meal. cm, liilih’cu<, ferns nnd garden flaw­ Sunday School 10:00 a. in. Woodruff, Pool Diggers, Kd Betts, L. F. Allen of Oviedo spedt the day of the Florida legislature to prohibit ; er*. A good nose would he tickled-in our fragrant Snnltnry Bnke Shop, Woman’s Club Bldg., (lake Ave, here yesterday transacting business. and Joe Chittenden. seining in the Ir.kcs, riven, canals y At 4;30 delicious refreshments inhaling the odors of all our appetizing, wholesome goodies. • ALL ARE WELCOME aral streams of Seminole county, nlso were served. The guests who enjoyed Mr. and Mr*. L S. Slides of Day­ to regulate the catch nnd nienns em­ the afternoon were Mrs. ('nth. Muller, tona are spending tho week end here ployed, nnd nlao provide penally for Entertaining with her usual charm­ Mrs. ('has. Ludwig, Mrs. F. Mcisch. BAPTIST t BURCH a t the Montezuma. its- violation. Mr*. C, Woods, Mrs. W. H. Hynes, ing manner, Mrs. Endor Curlett wu - Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Sunday school, DtSO. * Mrs. It. E. Tnknch, Mias A. Tnknch. hostess at bridge. There were five Next to Princess Thentre Mr*. Raymond Key nnd baby leave “The Other Wise Man.”’ will he Seminole County l-’b h & Game tables of players nnd the guests in­ Mr*. F. Brandt, Mm. J. Svhirard, Mr*. tomorrow for u visit with friend* and Protective A**oclntion. J Herb t, Mrs. Paul I’cxold; Mrs. cluded the membem of the Idlers* given by Mr*. J. W. Marne* nt 10:30. 231-tfc relatives nt Daytona Beach. Bridge club aral three tables of ex­ Morning worship ar.d sermon, 11 a. m. Subject, "Cod'A Go, or is God on a a N U B a s K a s E ta ia s a a B R P iiH a R s x H a vaa»^Bao».aa»?BaBaonxH.'?*3:nsuBi«BucHUi«uuHB«*K*BBaiinaai tra players.* 1 Capt. A. 8. Moorehead of Philadel M kucH BU K auK auH SBauiciM auEX Eafliin& anfzaeaEiissaaacgBndisnB uaauussaBxuRH aH B BaN avaM iiaM su Red nnd white, the color* used for tho Offensive?” • phia, arrived in the city yester Baptist**Young People’s Unions nt Mr*. George Knight was the gra­ this pretty party were harried out day for a short visit. with vases nnd baskets of nsl rose* <5:30 in the evening. 1 Store in Florida ■“ 10 Stores in Georgia cious hostess yc-u-rday when she en­ and orange blossoms. Evening worship and sernion nt tertained the second of a series of Mrs. Ethel Waas and little 1*011 Jack Tho*club prize for the interesting 7:30. Subject, "The Man Inside." left Thursday for a l'ett days' visit bridge parties, which she is giving. game of bridge was won by Mr*. I rnyer meeting und Bible study on Tile room;- where the card tallies with her children-ami mother ij Live George Hoy. The high score guest Wednesday evening a t 7:30. were placed were abloom with quan­ Oak. prize was awarded'M rs. Morrison of Sunbeanr'Bnnd Monday at 3:30 p. tities of nasturtium* nnd snap drag­ Osceola. Mr*. Sanford Doudnoy was Mr. and Mrs. John Phillip* of Sar­ ons. Phone 127 presented with the cut prize, all of Sanford’s Netv Store During tin; afternoon an absorbing asota, friends of Mr. and Mrs. Walter the prizes being lowly potted ferns. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Griffeth, were visitors in the city yes­ game of bridge was played, the prize Following the awarding of prize*, Dr. Crawford Jackson, of Atlanta, for high score, a *et of linen lunchterday. the hostecc m rved fruit salad, cheese will preach Sunday night at the Pres­ otic napkin <, was v.on by Miss Mary and nul bread sandwiches, and coffee. byterian (hun it. Dr. Jackson i* n Newton. The cat pnze, a Madiera Mr*. S. D. Chittenden, who Tile r.uc ta were Mrs. Riduud Heed, preacher of power with a wopderful ti nt i bull, w:';« won by Mr*. W. J. been the guest of her dnuglitei Mrs. George Herring, Miss Marie message and it is hoped thnt n large Thigpen. Walter Wight, is spending .a At the conclusion of the card game ^hirkebilo,. Mrs- C. R. Kirtiey, Mm. E. congrvgation will hear him. time at Dnytona Beach. I)r. Brownlee will preach in the tile Hostess served u delicious salad A. Douglas, Mrs. llrynn Sturmnn, Mrti. W. F. Blackman, Mrs. G. D. morning. Services of the day will be course followed by an ice course. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. B. Morse and son Hart, Mrs. John Melscli, Mr*. Geo. as follows: ' of York, Pn., are upending a short liny, Mr* Henry Wight, Mr*. John 3:15 a. in.—Sunday School. LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY time Insniiford und arc stopping at Bender, Mr*. Sanford Doudney, Mrs. It n. m.—Preaching by pastor. An enjoyable social affair of yes­ the Montezuma. Hurry Hocren, Mrs. J. B. Coleman, 2 p. in.—Junior C. K. . terday afternoon was the bridge par­ Mrs. Reg Holly, Mrs. Morrison. Mr.:. 2:15 p. in. -New (’. E. Mrs. E. It. Chencry of Portland, Me. ty given by Mr*. Fred Wnlsina. !ion- Fietncr and Mis. Kiik. 3 p. in.—lntcriiirdinte C. E. Gibb* who has rewho is spending the winter touring oniig Mi*. J. 15:30 p. ni.—Senior C. E. . • Florida arrived in Sanford yesterday i cnily ionic to moke Sanford her | Daily Herald on sale ut J no'a Smoke 7:30 p. ni.—Preaching by Dr. Juckhome. for a visit of u few days. H one, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd Pink and laver.dnr, the dainty color Hunt's Pharmacy. tf Mr. and Mr*. U-vi Marshall nnd motif, war carried out in the decora­ ALL SOUL'S CHURCH Sadie U. Haynes of Iona, Mich., are tions aiuT other details. Quantities of FOR SAI.U--.-Wc have n number of GTomorrow, the 3rd Sunday In Lent, among the tourist* stopping in San­ u*ter* and sweet peas were artisti­ volt PicMolltc, Willard and other Divine service* will lw a* follows: cally uuvtl. — • . ford foV a short visit. BATTERIES, ready for linmcdlnte Sunday to liool a t 3 n. m. W hen' ccores were counted after use ut II 5.00, each covered by our Low- Mas* at 10:30 a. ni. Mis# Olivo pinkie nnd father J. S. the card game it w&S found that Mrs. personal guuruntee. Now’s your time Sermon: "Walk n:< Children of Dinkci of lamgwood are apeiuling tne George Dr.viu H art held Iiigh score —RAY BROS., “ 1-7X1l)E” Service. L ig h t” Eph. v. 9. day here combining bushier* with and was awarded rill. hose. The cut Phone 548. ' 288-4tp Rosary, scuuoii and bonedictlon at prize, a lovely corsage bouquet, was pleasure. 7.45 p. m won by Mrs. Markell. The honoree, PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN “ Pantheism and Skep Sermon Mrs. A- D. Key has returned home Mrs. Gibbs, wan ako presented a OF ROME, GA., HERE ticlsm.” from a very pi oases nt visit at Dnytona corsage bouquet. At the conclusion of the card game Los Marses on Monday, Th Beach with her sister Mr*. Walter the players were .joined by a num- '(', A. Todd, of Rome, Ga., is In the alid SfttUlday fit 7:30 a. m Twitcheli. city in the interest of the Worsham Friday evening nt ^:45, Way Auction Company,' of which he is n ■ ■ B U B B B B B U B B B B B B B M B B B B B B B B B E B D B E U n R E H U B K IS a B B B B B B U B IS U B member. This being Mr. Todd's f!?st Any garage mechanic will tel! you that the ■ visit to this se.tion of Florida ho says thnt he simply could not believe Hupmobile is a great car. The downright Ilia eyes that such uii nhundanco of enthusiaunvoi' theso men for the Hupmobile ■ wealth existed in this section, nftcr shown over the celery fields is an; outstanding fact from coast to coast,t- 3 being lie; o l y Mr. Brbnson. and,it i*s one o f the niost significant dcveTop- 3 ,-iMr. Todd quid, after looking over the country fruiu Jacksonville down merituln the automobile industry. thin way, thnt Sanford should have rNew and Reduced Prices Jacksonville’s population und Jackson­ Kffcctive January I-’ir.U ville Sanford’s population and the Mato of FJorida would be much bet­ ter balanced. Ladies' Hcsl Hoorn Mr. Todd is here nt this time for the specific purpose of putting on tho auction Hsle of the Toe ijnrro’d prop­ erty which is mentioned elsowhcrc in thf* paper. Sanford, Fin., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue Lon D. Worxhanv who is the nuc-Distributors Seminole and l^ilte Counties tlonccr, will anivo Monday, fie , Is . One of the LnrRCsl and Most Up-to-date Drivc-in Filling now ronsuninting a $'100,000 sale in study of vital questidns. Stations in this part of the Btntc Tennessee which the Worshnm Auc­ seo u* tomorrow. BBBormiBBBn ' At the II o’clock a. rt tion Company sold. . her of the guests and refreshments carrying out the color scheme were served. • Invitej! to meet this charming honorec. were Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. Mrs. (’. E. Henry, Mrs. Markell, Miss An­ nie Hawkins, Miss Geraldine Hood, Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Mrs. G. D. Hart,, Mrs. F. F. Dutton, Mrs. Gardner. Mrs, A. J. Richardson, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. II. J. I-ehnmn, Mrs W. M. Mc­ Kinnon, Mrs. J. S. Wilson and Mrs. Colby. SPENDING ALL “THE PRISONER PH O N E S A N FO R D .FLA 3 2 5 R O U T H BAKERY H H H H S H ^ A B B B B ■ B _B H BS I S S I ■ B B B r - f - »■ e e M V i IV Wm * B B B B B —» — — - - — — • — — — —— — - — — ------ - ■—- — 3 SELLS IT FOR LESS Welaka - �:f . . . /V : THE SANFORD DAlLY^H ^l^ll^M O l^roAV.-lnARCH 9 /1 9 2 5 ’ P 1 ------:— I i — :----------- ■■ , j ii _ r - —r- i r~r=-zr^t t i i=-rrr. n i t - - i f = A h liS o ^ T H D biUl^NVHO nOE* - ^ ta h w * ( .'ij: ;,: ■r— la n n Sanford tired# a ilor.cn good apart­ fpr the citizens of the surrounding BED II EH HA lit country, the hospital Is worth its ment houses to l>c built this gummot welcht in the proverbial gold% A damsel, rejojeing in the ouphon-< mol Sanford needs tv.o hundred ordi­ 1*1,1,11. b, d p i e r f nflrrn no M r » r » p l #un1I.17 nt i h r l l r r n l d l l u lltllii* . 107 iou# llmidlc of Jimmy, was the proud; nary priced houses for the propin to .Either a subscription ehuuld lg> t f n . n o t t a A i r > Snnfnrd. I'lit. jive in and then after the home peo­ made of the amount called fur by possessor of a fine head of hair. Her Hi. hop Mmiri, or the city should find ple have been taken care of two hun­ luSftroua ilozks wero .the cnyy of alt The Herald Printing Co. dred more homes rhould bo built this some way to finance it, or" both, or r.nd sundry other females, who badim HEAD ’EM AM) WEES'! summer for the new poop!:* th a t are the old tru-t0C3 should ta le it over ” submitted to the decree of dame f^sh* j »:«tllnr n . J. i i o i .i . v and then | and ftirry out the original design. We rjj Iou by visiting the local barber, and' S r r r r t n o - T r c n M i r r r coming down next fall js. J. 1.11.1. M i l l * lifm rai Mm,»«rr! „ wj|| pc j,onu. two thousand pea-j repeat, a t this time v.e will uot atit. a . m : i : i . (Copyrighted by IE Chaving the dclinh act pulled on them.j Mrtlinurr -- == 1 A d irrll.lM 11, #, 111*1.i.v A Sanford Institution under th e direct man­ pic left without houses in which la tempt to point the way. Wiiyht) & Everybody wob doing it, and Jim m yt nts* t l n i l f linimn Oil PJ i; A d t r r l l o l n s l i.lli p ll r n l l u a five In Sanford. And while we lire Uut a way must ha found. There is who moved In n very fast set, began agem ent o f (h e follow ing M. T l Mi M-i T*4 to feci out of place when the Clans J Fn Mr. I . K W I I M l l l ’ l* I 'lt r tiln lltm *tnnnitrr wishing we m ay no well wirh that a way. There always is a way when I 'h ltn r S I 9 -VV n f l r r f, |i. m. ' soipe fellow with a million dullarr iiiniethirg must be dura. Thli way gathered -far the hop on -iJattit day | BOARD OF DIRECTORS would come here and make the loan,1nitiy lie difficult tg____ follow, Si, Ii . i t I i ' tier, I ' r l f f In'A dwiH i- r _ __it may he At line la advancing to rapidly, She nights. It seemed to her th a t the easy .'But It ir,UEt,b? found and follow- |rnn play better with her feet rijrlit now Swaiin were slighting her for the 15 s . r mVm L . " " . for ib « B >*» homes, their short-haircdivnmps, and Jimmy war.tl l r l l t r r r d In t'I*jr l , j C a r r i e r ed.' The black eye of failure that this than mo*.t pcopL’ rnn ‘with '* J. R. Anthony, W. II. Ttm nicliffe, Dr. S. l'ulO a r \\ r r k _________ IS C r n l * St'EAKING OF EXCHANGES city will carry will be an advertise­ bands. cd tho Euildy y«stdinoa to tako notice II 0aton,J3; H.'IItuykins, W. R. .Scogg.in, T h e tili; l a - In i s - p n a r W r r k l r l l r r (From the Allentown, I'a., fall) ment of the worst s o rt.' of life ohco ':i (1 while. ild r n t lr r p r n t r n ffrm litnlr l ‘„ , i n l r - C. F. R \V W illfnm illiams« » The St, Augustin* lleconl the other mill II S* Ii 'm MI IU h. r. i.......................... l n r r ..j I' i U io . C U l r r - , Mr. ahd Mrs. John Dario patvhnted She took cuuneel with her nntiicr. i •■■111 HH The month of March H left ua In ; f vti t , ’ putdlalird a clipping and labelled which to make an important decision. n self*player piano. Art)no llarto ta anti nia scouted tho (dew of Jimmy going to take lesson# from Miss Jm h follow bug th e tr e n J of fashion's fisktei Every citizen i.i concerned, and the *>>* TnrP° n {lV ; ] > t i : t m t : i i t m i ; ASM,. .ATI:., .•.Ulss J' “ f ™ Thw Auorljit<H| |'r«M l* lA*adc*r# Mu\ oiu* \»under* \v)i> whole burden should not lv shifted to Smith. weya. Fi rthermore father put in Ids ALL DEPOSITS INSURED m ill led to the ore f.ir rcmildleatlon of “ (Fin.)" Poir.ibly bceuu o the the id-, juldi r# "f the few who have the spoke and handed out tho info that nil news Uln|i«lehen crist I(nl In It nr ... . . . ... not otherwise rrrUit.it In' ihlii anber dipper, being an East Coast pqper, work in charge, it ft not fair to them STAN pay?; Jimmy had bettcj* not come ararn d hi# • • ■O h i r i n '”1’ ‘lui ,°<'al wanted to pretend, to think that the t.i .require them to c a n y the burden "If a truck driver could say the domicile looking like n flapping vamp. t. There was one swain in the*village; ^.e/em;!!re1sm!i,,^ " U iM Cl:i' h m,c of clIPP<*’ * « # * " W«*1 nm-*Uu l. The citixen4 dmuM eon- mean thing# some women thin v r Const town, would not be located by k v ft*, with them freely this month, talk them 'd lie -lorn, till vuss'm' around who didn't take the clipped blondes,: o r r i e e i 111:11 \ M l III I I . H I M . . I ’ hiihr I h the render without the (F in.), hut we m.t r tvorJ. of the hospilnl ail- thia-world**? ...... however, r.nd ho told Jimmy in no; - {,h»Ee . i like to think it w as only u ; lip. Wh-m 4au on, .^u-rm inhi very point that hacj pnvertam p ira te s th at ho liked her T! in AVi HU V Pil Sanford, Florida nny Florida paper dips from any x i^.n ri„K ,m the. situation un i then JIMMY S l'il.l FH THE BEANB kovaurc she had sense enough to know i other, surdy it should be sufficient toj-jjj,* iteebhm can be the more easily | j p jile 'l edito1' ntid jiub- when she w.u well off. Jimmy namo th , tow n^b-t the Mate be in^ c h e d . ' ‘ |;,h e r of-Tho Em nd-Op, tells this one thought quite a much of this mon­ ■'V ii', , i -l when the town is In anpthe j ari. r,*rr.t:»li\«- days in thojtc pr»vc his contention that no ays- key, and for n time forget the cold Daytdtm has Pappy's Marmalade, state. ’city of Dcluind. Foundations uic being, tem ha# ever b e t developed that will slnrcr. of the boobf, who pnacpd hur up ogsnsDSTi^ganiiHnnsmanK^r w.. W j wonder if it ft na good a s the Or-1 And tliie remind# us th at Florida laid id. A g re a t work has-been done in ;}:il,jnce- the irrejirv ihle ill children, cold ml no the dance hall floor. B ut all urge mnmmaladc. | h.i.i only fine paper whose name alon. star her the female? contfnucd In oi ling the hu.qtitn), mid Ihf., fourrtia- f**A , !iort tim e a g o 'we were entertain- firouml arc GO NORTH BY SEA iIon wo; k m m : .-ot come to naugtiUlfpg n very prominent lady from AuB-jever-increasing numl ■ to lav e their MBRCUANT8 * MtNEIU)’ THANSI'0ltTAT10N COMIMNY An Ohio mnn has b -on nppointrd neither state nor eily need be Irdlent- As the years pa;-" the great Iropov*; ira Hn, SomtA, vie * \vhen wo itie enter-;trcisvs shorn, until Jimmy waa p rit’-j City Manager for Kissimmee. Even- ed. The Tim e-U nion of e /tm e ha Uihce “ f this institution ill I” <<" ti.lnkig distinguished company wo tv ,l)y the*only girl of tho old to :in Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia •tually v.e A.-tll gel alt of the Ohio pin* a very distinctive untue, liUt that alohf and #onio .of tlieje days it w*JI h« an d the children to their gratidtpolh- left in the town. t\ro sailing# nndx-Western 1’olnl* \ . weekly. ’I hroitph. faro . Tto . , Eitstern . ,T ^ i’olnts. Aula, j*le out of j til nnd Into the HmcUgbL Would n.it Identify it a l ing way flop; that it wilt rank a t tin* very top er*:i. for who CHivtell what a child may She confided her fcnri concerning mobiles carried. Information a* to fare#, reservations, etc., on request. Wlint a desert tlib ifnte would be if homr if it were not n great journal , m R, r -r yV ( IFLuithropic a --.etc. ,j n.MI,K, (JENKHAll AGENT, do? Bui this evening the her apparent unpopularity to one of Tier t-00 E. Hay St., Phone 6M !-« >■ or family 83 Well. it were not for the Ohio people. |.,.( Whole v. present. Everythe stvift skirts ono<niglit, and when' cd ! The li i ’pEei mast be ? — ----------- ~ b ------- — — ,\r.d sj -n.Urg of Florida.eiwdmvg ■ very citizen help rave it,!’’ i thing had iron<‘ well enough,'or nl- the skirt told her that #he was all \v.*t c 'T0* t,* f,flIiaa:3anBR®ICBaa3PBSFKB u an * « »aK aauaiiH aH B a’j n E sa a s * f L* I ) ? ^ .. , , . . . , 1 , , 1. ..n l it,! ix- , h v r i f i t i . i ' . . . . Hi all . . . . ___ .* ................................ I I I _____________ Headlines in daily paper Sanford Daily Herald THE AGONY ' COLUMN es o f S an ford •. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ■ •' , ' Vi* In ’.e in miml are of < r.rrri* r.et 0 0 E lwnrd l.rrldom Naugle, ii. S , It. lirtly frar:k uj.vn r:ll subject a, hut Uu> V. |)„ „f iho St. IV ec h.ug Timer nee di*‘.inctly and •!■ linc'lvcly ;o a *»y# we are a prevaricator her nil e! t„ , ^ u>. we admit that Sanford iba the Ins I The I .Vein Star lias a^tate-w m e r* city in the world. Wh >.ii i d a:, cii.i .oil frr.llkr i ! I. of a gun, when u. i* \#xj 1, i<lie 1 nit :h:Him e! im e • ipiea t h a n p m |. of the Am-.nnia i f 'i l»? ii • | -it I i . J' » h ip h e .| MnritJ—Misery liken tnnrumy, The llcr.nbl'for first class jib work. '<■; d tor Ihrr protection o f ! Ivll l?r ■corirtrsatln:: had brought up the old fashion agniu; ten-, What llm skirt didn't tell .lirtm y'the foolish ones hate the wise. the city a t r.g m b livnlth, canvenivf CC the uiicstlop of lien Hi. Tbj# giivc | is the fact that nhe, Knd must of the — -------------i > lie* forgotten heart fy, conifm't r.’i I rilfeiy. Tho dnvj .1!mtr.y Ilia nc'.i 1)11. It. M. MASON IN m SINKSS in the gang v .re green w ith ’ (flf.lLS Mil? FONT \GIOLH .. ir pa: •J,d wlu-n p ■ajdn '•.•ill agree chance. The In* ur the house had FOU III.MSEI.K AGAIN tresses, Cough i and Colds gre contagious* •t it i • go. ,1 lira, ill* ).• '. ( I up : i i-i’ntb ■ been i' v.iih a fever and envy over Jimmy' l alt le t-land red ire erompt ti i* scat a3 they f; clary .dot!, , ,.ie of a church -I’ills, The gm Inol just remarked nmi th at even no:. th.-v v Hr. ft. M. Mm on has porchnsed the gr ,.v spread cr di •■•e|oo :n(o Mu uad iir'ng -. interests of Hr. E. I). Rhodes in the h< ed tile mistre-s lirg their n r :': i a n ill j*. I hrrv , . . uni’tltirg l!1 lin t ah • # in m i ! Take ij i chain ■ when yon c«n ;pJt dental otrice.i of Mason & P.hn»lc< and eb : i a! ' n *’5 of 1In. (■-< t tt .l can tV* full blossom again. luid soon rn i ly b a ld bo*l. 1 eb So Jimmy J mitt' •! to the barber's Keley's lb "i v Mid Tar for a fi v tea .1 will tarry on tkv* buxines? under the I i a feeding *f tv\ . Hi■■I ag.iiii i’. . u hi hen IHi when lirrmy pipt*i(, Mom Thii ts ilie: time i f the year t . ‘ Larht*! r- f a r nt; e d i t o r : n parU .il e . N'ti 1lily i.nild t-eer bV i WHS riel; fdur da; • nil i-.'t (,ill1’ iie.nrs, nr.d.w.ii -hoin, i veil as tluvaud ijairkly chi coughs and ccbia. name of I!. M. Mason m it formerly irid of the, tmi^juita, Alit'ady liiev a re , ■i*. but th> fa* ‘ i i tt’ WiirJ’... a l ;<* U-itiP. i-.h conditio;’ new baby yet." 1 !m cun-.tmiliy if K'.'r.du t demand for /inpearcd. Hr. Mason tueih no introothers had been in their folly. • starting in in pester .uni .mnoj tl’.e among I hirULi pa per,', Hat l ;. jo 111,1 nv uii ;JT j When we arc tnrrrii d a a J hate uc- j Cf course pa and mn raised «ain Fuicy’a Honey und Tar, far Three duet ion to Fanfprd 'piJOjilc, having I^ople nnd for :-.uruo rea*in n, o th ,, contmand- r.iunitieM (im*. have rame to u, e’re afralA, very J;: d K ' - ;:l ’ • J.mrny hud n : ; !. , l . i ..-. '• ft the hugest b. pn kg huafness hei# for ni.my year* ^' rtuliz- ; cu: Hnnfonl received more thati l ei lute j Thr Miami M in t?* th ’. '. ami and jh po-iod a# aa mu m artyr *. !ltt;,r coagh medkin«' in tl) world, und is.khown fur and wide ns one of frankness i’l fre- i.tion uf th * fvr thnt ii id p *' ihle i .,ur rc,|>eet fur it ; M i' |i lh f* J ..i.fjll hqgW rnl * < • .pi; te l 1h I of the pent* lost year nnd unless \,v thlf.tfA in IP ", Lt,nu* other city* have the thvlr.‘ih|e the r,:r. of J - . ^ J t y . to |c. t hvmcl*'. T l , R , ravml tor a w.eck, Contains n> opintci ingredients are the best dentists in this part of the . . .. * , • * ♦ .iMf nil join in the c tmpaign of eradica­ I >;uaf,Gy r.dmi'.tii v II | ! •*rt' ,a* ' s i i y up and .Long with a IV.irt for ,' -1 hs v”‘i' ;‘rt!' i superiority L ■If’.m i in r -iaii* re"prc!. r. fevit 1 ‘" " 1 v' hen prnii-'d on the wreprev. l!efe-.‘- - ub- *-lie. His many friends ami pntroni tion right now ve are a; 1 t-i !> Imth l: .»P*i , ifjft.lt. 1.1 Iff 1;1,|B itrt roJrJia 1 nutls g luim'.l i!a: fl-nal-gale? ujicn, lio atimtes. 'Insist upon Foley's, H o l d will be glnd'to Iohm that hr will- re­ < i n.t ml!y IK ■ Met c tn l with them all -iinmiei L. t £t f J . t w i l i t ! a n # v where,—Adv. ittc i , ht end made it up. * mm ;bii g p a r l n . , i a r l y r o - i i i o i - j J main in Knpford and 'will be nt thr and help thy Lite Rand of lnv.l.h . , i I O i l 1 .0 ' , t. W.fand ill ag* .rdinffi" i l l 3*.JUjjJ* - V* *.N,T^i). !enly f uiiid out And then Jimmy #u< old I ration over the I’in t National ' ,tl -Oil e oil. 1 ; y . an ! . i • !• i - with MALE the muxqnitu eompnigii. 11 frmn td i iti- i . - Ike main linnfi I’Ugh*. il’ ijiiiei: re uIt:i try a want ad. that sin wu. 't lrnpi> fiir the crowd Bank. i(t‘J-6t the fnrih - ;*u* eft: m. m tt.. bre tm -i y youngr . ;n X,*1111iettld 1 i. nl In On o e of ailing i- in k< " id- VVAXTE\ i * -m ! 1 h:. *.i1 "**' ' The V sjiy Him! cm-hulI ' p.; h.i- ;ni mini* of ■ • .it.'iilcl i Iliir* ability. , ttmi* fi r! *re? from j’!i. jti, man it 1 . a fairaj; -t ’ ml. tilll it .HRrrns tint iu In* truiF it,' ar*t! -a f >. 11. ■lift go to Oiftahoma City and call 'on *i+*Z++yK+*t**l*♦^♦J**v**?'* mi-, n u h in garages f.H ' ! ie ,1 a 1 tty .he ntmnti, +1' *1*\*v/ vs ' *1'*> '1+ '**K*v *t*& ^ v *1* ^ ♦♦♦ *1* ***'*• However, (di rhings come to an end l l l i f f o r m pa. *i ill Governor Jack Walton mid get His or- a i ., iol : .1, ill tir . h> 11 i t and inn: uf.u to do. Mimelinu? ami wy have been living in der for a iloxeii silk shirts, and - n full- ; ^ Hut our moat unb •uuilcsl admiration tag * plum hopes that as soon ns the taxes cuuld it. \ ‘ n specinl inducement,; ^ A . I Ilm lda i.v sadly in . eid of i t ale ilr e s ? suit bo raised on the poor people and th e' RGC3 Ui ^aitftn il I I ‘raid fur tm nllo-.v our representative to *+* wo -will 11 aiding riiie-i to r.dft.w xx ____ .. . . ’ i i .... rich made richer by the preieirt can Jfrnnlmefia with wlilrh ft admin?.thejTegmlntmn present the enverimr with ffour pairs ; * * 1 eniRm ei 1“ oilier lute# of il•. own city. !iril< l^ < l gres 3 that (hey would come Inm nit! J '‘up." iol excelftrcle, . . , , f iif 11n .vIrI i: self-proteclhiii. A# a of checkered spats made to his order. ask for compliments. And then ih-y l or j;ro\ |F[; t-t Imi y — I f slier, i flit i‘i t h is th e p ie it'o ii will x.V: Ill I* !llll*. Mf'll r-n lh‘«t I e irr iirr] lt-twd !)•■ ut'idi- n i in e 'it. Ad lr • - it\'U 1j h»ur« t !»♦* want llieir wages mi c d -u ih,y e.iiF t ii , M , t* -i on it He " 2. it • get holile, If yoll left it to n vm ,v '! :t bit (•;!' >- 11*ir ex-*" I Pi'iu n. IV iwt.ll hi itlet tie m .‘.lay up ihert . The help iiuulion is getting bettir I ,’t i <3 v of net e . |' v. The to ii I' ,eti • ) . Itii y i )i and iii'tter every day. Hatjie • young, u Hilly fi,Unwed is to divido ( lay More auto neeiileut. cli.unieletl t v i' 1 1( might stuve n o tin* l l e t n f t l fellow is going to be surprised when 1m !v ' «U*trIt‘t r In wbi. l. He ery Monday nmniipg. It is a case of ivi'tiii'it the bat of a m m ft , :;Iy M "m lie realizes how easy some salesmen Im may people fteing careles# and it nek him ninipti# that Sinfonl has no equal o.i’ «>c;‘ get fhe business. and the that they will never get seme. The earth. Alrrotuiely no ntinimcatlona m .■tre.'t of tho lot which they piny cov­ laws are enforced us riu-cly a po<- to attributes or comp rtitn*e territory. THE SUEEOKU — ailde anil yven with eily nnd • .only In Lot, tin- Herald i‘i tlii. *t‘ t )*tn/t j x er, ,re e (nidished. In Him with the ii w i, «] , owned a -nr.-u "treat" >hnt HUM" din g plan, certain ijstrict « n’e ret motorcycle policc i. i; tklTicoll to % ■ i ! he lu s n k e s t jit* ,'ai e .tim- that we ii fto r, idetii t., tur apart men! w.m full of life and pep, and *twu ■-woe all of Ihem. Hoi the daiigi r t . lift am! fin 11 i". n ' I,mm n. t ’ . . ........ ffit e b i t<M . and .for brtit!" the : o;il who forgot, to wat'b limb these day.i on ilie lead, nnd in ai ■ Rill nil I’boiill -* h 11- ' ' i 1 1. 1 .. \ 11| t • l,f.,\ 1 lo|l I - bo- *<"i. lor n tin* highway# be tile eit e i Pc ii A■ I f., i d' ■i j- I t . . I L, I IU d l P j n t o ii ill f ■ a ii at..I ovtli ol Ii i one j wtadd rail- wt It the throttle ujienel i# l eejinrr ib!i (m Hi .dtoe i T . id th. e, ii a d i Iy a r ill’ll ; -Holt and itnltlJ Inal d» .tri»T , but il, ■ltuild- :wide ami the kiddles they would chase, times out of leu. of a joy mi i insjdration ,Sti Peters* ••r of a garage m f.abiiy i-. not id ;looking foi a place to hide. One fine -----------------------d _ ----------- --— liorg Times. lowed to crert 11 within a residential; m,inl he cranke i it up and down the j ■The completion of the bridge nrrm neighborhood regardhs# of the an* nmd he flew, killing SpnnglerVhrindthe Htf .loiiris River nt ( Klccu Furry HoSI'ITAI-S NEED THE MONKS' nyance und money be.Am inirnTcd on led pup and a vagrant lien or two. Up ^ wjll give the people ,»f Orlatula, Kiu’ . u routilling Imme owner#. the pike a big car cam e—Isaac failed ;'j" intnnice and .Snnfuid a decided ndPublic hospital# never pay dividends The government’,' investigation to hear. Its toot -ra n head-on Into the *** . V4 nI age ill visiting New Syiynni and if any of them* break even for ‘hows that in 1P2J sailing spread essame, sti iking it upon the snoot. FrbmjC> Ilf neh next Bum m en Many pempje tb" year’s work they a te doing exceedj£ij |.. rapidly i in ..mailer places. the wreck tlm pulled poor Ike, deader lissltaled as crossing the river on a mgl.v well. The pul.lie. however, d-e. u „ ,„w r’ with five to tiJftihtni- than the king of France, laid liinisj^ ferry, nnd then with the bridge in not utkIcistand this great queitim i . jidinbitnnts were toned during T e A operation considerable time can be j unless they hnv some experience in ,ht. y,..ir< |(ri„,ring the * * 1 ------- there beside the piko—poor old* cuss at total zoned his name vvas pancc. Yet the people J saved in making the trip. We havet hospital work and usually they think town.i in this class to twenty-tlwce. did not mourn, they were glad he'd; J tho assurance from our comity com -1that hospital# ought to I ,. , m aking Twelve places w ith .f»,(M H ) inhabilanla kicked the nail and no more’ Ids rau miss loner that the road to the bridge log money but nine time# out of ten „r |( M w>1,. mIll(, | tf) lh„ Hxt'ln It.22. ’ cous hum sound# it# toot o’er JdU HEdjst* will be kept In as good nmditimi a-, lio* public hospital will be in debt possible until the new road is built,— year after year and only by public dn- bringing the total in that class to vale. Ike now sleeps beneath the j J * i-evi ntern. The perwnlagd of large tod; tta one weeps for him, I wot. In New Smyrna Breeze, nations can the institution be kept fit ie*:. which have already zoned re ­ this land so fair and broad, all are | ^ JYoU are right, old buss, and now do operating nt all. Each year the bosmains much greater, of course, nnd glad th at he was caught. There are] * yolit* ?lulf and get that road from Os-j pjtal needs help more from the pubof the fifty laricrsit citiej in the coun­ other Isaacs rash who are shy otiAj* toetj to New Smyrna so jieoplc can lie mid th ii is trtip of every public try, twenty-two have zoning ordi­ common sense—Bcmo seme fine it day there’ll ;*♦* rltje farther than the new bridge and hospital in the laud, it is true of the nances in effect. Come and have your Suit made from the be a Hiuush and tney'll hang ’em on »]*!♦ Corflnodo llearh will have more people Sanford hospital and wc note that it In the cntjro country, 100 cities, fence. A# men gatli#r up the mcsa:*> next summer limn you can take rare ft true oT the T/elaind hospital as the I towns and village# were zoned on fur tin* coroner to view, 'twill lie done A FAMOUS EDESCO LINE—FINEST MADE-TO-MEASURE o f In >one season. following, would indicate: January 1, 1U2.’J, a# compared with 55 with happiness and they’ll hum n tuiu> SStJl*“ - " { ; y . - - * = . . "It it with many misgivings that the just one year Iwfore. CLOTHES oi two. None ppgret the speeder’s 1 -» • public learn# the situation in which New York, the largest c ity hi tlje the SL Luke’s memorial hospital bn# count!)', hns been toned since 1910. fate—only happiness it bring#—jftid U SELL {3 FV WHEN U i>t. Peter at the gate will not pass come. It was not realized generally and, ia contrail, the smallest zoned YOUR REAL LIST IT Down the line he’ll ihul such a sudden decirion would he community has only 131 inhabitnbtt>, him any wings, ESTATE j If WITH US sat! on high, where the sulphur fumes teiiuiml. , according to tho 1020 census. Eighty- are thick nnd the walls are thick'and - ■ There seems to be but one thing to one per cent of the urban population dry—he'll he welcomed by Old Dick. do—arrange some plan fpr keeping of New- York state lives in zoned muSpencer Height lots are going Uncle Dud. % the institution open. Il will not do to nicipnlitie#. Unlifornip ranks second fast. One of the best sub-divis­ FirHt CJiinlUy-Low Prices cloio It. A thousand times n year, the among the state# with 71 per cent of PLEASE INCLUDE 01JUS, TOO. ions in Snnfonl nnd nil big lots. hospital will be needed and as hcr.urbanpopulaU onlnzonedm um cSee us now and pick while pick­ (Card in Tuilor Shop) clty grow#, the demand for it will be | ipnllties. Ohio is third, New Jersey ing is good. Easy terms. UNCALLED-FOR TROUSERS fourth, with 57 per cent and Utah stronger ami louder. We have a hundred pairs 7 ^ ' U j# a handsome structure, well lo­ fifth, with 65 per cent. The entire Dis­ • • * ■ ’ -r~ all ready t<» wear out cated and well equipped. To close trict of Columbia l# zoned. • 'i i — In huntlier of places zoned. New it will lie a calamity. — i U‘l IIJS A (tlh I AGENTS Aork k Tho New# doe# not presume to tell Jersey- leads with 31; Jlggx—How is th at young Billy the people wlint should lie doitc.^Run- second with If ;.Colifortiia, thinl. with REAL ESTATE r( r n ftf'tf* V *ifU .rMT* ___ •_-f» Aw*, ng n" *hospital j# somewhat out of »ur 1-1; Illinois, fourth, ,$Uh lQi Ohiq jj» Hoppe tanking>out? nlni 115 EAST FIRST STREET -PHONE 104 Fitn^QnuaJUr, Auto .Insurance Scruggs—Fine In many ways fifth, with U; nnd MassachuselU and line. Uut this paper know# that th is sny, but he’ll never be able to make 105 W. F irst B t, SANFORD, FLA institution 1* one of the greatest Im­ Wisconsin follow with six each.— the home brew his father did. _____ . portance. For visitor* nnd home folk*, Iztkelhnd Telegram. Si! ~ ,.V .*x - . : d,.- ,i.x ftijij1ifxfA r.*.v It. / .feMil?M— bSSjilaiil m i x V a i i 1" * ii D in * a , m *» c u u : a V l # u • 1I : a . Altd 6 S la T O AT OUR STORE- ]J y LU 1 ~ t h e Maxwell & Britt C^S �RD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1D23 C. H. Plattenburg to Deliver Notable Chautauqua Lecture |JiV* FOR SALE Chief Sanitary Engineer of State Board Will Be in Charge , Of Into there has been considerable IDade County Officials FOR’ RENT Dll RENT—Five room bungalow, call a t C01 Park Avc. or phone 221. 290-tfc FARMS HOMES LOTS BUNGALOW New, 5 rooms, good location $.1,300.00 Terms like rent. STORY AND HALF HOUSE , Beautiful grounds, largo lot 100x231 ft. Citrus trees, banana and shrub­ bery. Close In $5,260.00. Easy terms FOR RENT—Eight room house, well , located.—A. P. Connelly & Sons. 269-tfc 1 WANT TO RENT T JS - or three rooms, furnished or .unfurnished, with bath, and uac of gnrngc, for myself, wife ami one child about nine years old. Must be reasonable. Or would consider small cottage. Address Box XX, care Herald, tfd FOR KENT—One front bed room, 117 Laurel Ave,. 290-3 tp FOR RENT—1 nico npurtmnct, all conveniences and well furnished.— Cutes’ Building, Phone 1HL 290-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished bed room, reasonable, 122t£ Palmetto Avenue, • > 292-3tp comment an$l discussion about a mos* quito campaign. Every citizen of Floridtt Is interested in this work, and ulready ninny cities through their Chambers of Commerce and civic orgnnixntlous are cooperating and nssintfng ns, fa r as possible the State Board of Health and Municipal authoritics in their efforts to wage a successful campaign against a pest, which ia responsible for the malignant and fatal diseases of tho past and p rese n t The time for co-operation and support is already here, and inosmuch as the winter hns been unusually mild, mosquito propagation has boon but slightly retarded. The campuign will start in Jinnford Wcdnesday, March 7th. GcoVge W. Simons, Jr., chief sa n ita ry -engineer of the state board of health, Jacksonville, will have charge of tho features of tho day. A h attem pt will be made to have the city commissioners adopt n mosquito ordinance which is now in operatlon In other cities, and has proven so effective. An opportunity will be given local people to familiarise themselves with this ordinance and awaken them to tho necessity .fat such nn ordinance being mated. Although Demand for Lumber Remains Above Normal Production is Light Phone 48 TO.t Magnolia Ave NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: Ask for Mr. ilrotmnn The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1751 2E8-tfc contemplates n false in scale to 76c FOR SALK— Dosicr amt Gays’ paints per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. 29I-2(Itp and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Buy a business lot on FARMERS— You can got seed bod fram*3 and Irrigation plugs at tks easy terms from Wor­ Sanford NoTalty Works. 100-tfc sham Auction, Company Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke House, Mobley’s Drug Store .arid on Wednesday, 10 a. m., Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf one block east of corner m T 0 M 6 lllL U jt Cult lU l.E Sanford Ave. on Second 1920 Dodge touring, excellent con­ dition, new fires; and top, 1921 Ituick street . six to u ring'paint and tires, extra good. A bargain. Every Employee 1919 Chevrolet, guaranteed, good tires, going a t $200.00. State Road D ept, Dodge delivery, o rare buy nt $325. Will Be Discharged Yowell Co.’s Big Silk Don’t pats this up. < Hudson six, elegant shape, $300.00. Sale tomorrow, Tuesday. These cars are all bargains..Call in And Employed Again When They Have Proved Their Innocence and see them. G66 quickly relieves Colda and RAN JUAN GARAGE CO. LaGrlppe, Constipation. Bilious­ Phone 449 ‘ West Firat Street ness and Headaches. 292-294-2!H!-e Gpt your ear close to the ground, listen to the future rumblings of a greater City o f Sanford, Biiy business property flow. Pick a good lo­ cation and Jet th e rest F! P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHJTNBR, Cashier CHARLES H. PLATTENOURG on /his beautiful typo of sport car. The NEW OAKLAND SIX CYL­ INDER SPORT, low Iwdy and nuy in line is worth three times every dollar of the $116.3.00 we nnk. Spanish leather upholstered cushions Insure perfect riding comfort ami enjoyment. It’s powerful quiet six '•ylittder engine takes nil the gn* there Is in gns in minimum consump­ tion. Automatic heat control and perfect location of »U manipulat­ ing parts make driving a double pleasure. All improvements ami ac.rv'wiriei*. Up-to-date from the wheels to the top. Look over sur other models, also. SCHOLARSHIPS IN GRAMMAR Kni(M>l„S SUBJECTS FOR ADULT CITIZENS Men nnd women of Florida over Oak Avenue and Third Street twenty-two years* of age, who, be­ cause of mlsfortune. or otherwise were PIIONE 17----------------------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA unable to finish their grammar school education, can do so privately nnd without embarrassment by taking the cofreipondviice study courses offered SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS by the State through the genera! ex­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY tension division, of the University of JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Florida. A large number of mature eit ire ns tire taking there courses and 1018 West First Street 1018 West F irst Btreat the age of the students tun as high as 63 years The average age of all students taking correspondence study courses Is 23 years, which show's that (he General Extension Division is nam ing citizens who, because of bus­ iness ties and family responsibilities cannot finish their education in any other way. A number of scholarships in grammat ' chuol subjects are available (lur­ ing Mai'ih in every county in the state The list of .subjects includes; Spelling, Arithmetic, I.otter Writ­ ing, i'enmamdiip, English, Geography of the United States, Civil Govern­ ment, -History. T he Ford Sedan is accepted everywhere as For further information address the the car for the family. ^ convenient car to General Extension Division, Univer­ drive, comfortable to ride in and it affords sity of Florida, Gainesville. so much pleasure at such low cost that its By liitrry Crcnry. Kent V ulcanizing Company A. P. Connelly & Sons o rth o rand department will be dtscharged utnl re-cmployed when he has satisfactorily convinced the departs meat officials he did not participate In the d isorder last week which culmlnated In the storming of the Jail nt Palntka, It was officially stated today ul department headquarters here, ________ --------------Miners say there will be no softcoal ntrike in 1923, so now we can put all our worry on the hard coal.— Denver Exprcsj. _____ ___________ The widow nt Doom w ts old enough to kqow batter, and If she baa to take In washing wo shall waste no sympathy on her, * KNOWS wliat their future ? will be, hence the need o f providing: for it NOW! You can make no mistake in opening: a bank account at Our Savings Department, depositing: each week and have 4 % Interest added to your savings. This means future protection. A COMMUNITY BUILDER structivu lecture, “Loyally to tho Homo Tow u," which should be heard by ev­ eryone in the community. During Ills many years of platform lecturing Mr. Plattenburg 1ms exerted an Immeasurable Influence for com­ munity betterment. Ho Is known In practically every state In the Union for Ilia stirring addresses, which nro real contributions to Individual and community progress. BUNGALOW, 16,500.00 Esst front, Southeast corner, 6 rooms. Bath, large front porch. Buck porch, WANTED laundry tubs. Hot water piped nil WANED—A chance to bilild your over. Double floors. Properly built new homo before lumber gets any throughout. Ideal location. Terms higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ like rent. ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc GOOD JOBS for good hoys; clean and healthful work. Opportunity for ORANGE GltbvF. advancement. Apply Western Union Over 6 acres, all in bearing trees. Telegraph Co. 280-tfc On corner of hard roqd, near city, Terms to responsible people. Price WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern seed, fur good clean stock will pay 15,000.00. a good price. Address W. P. Newell (Jo., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Fin. ' 279-tfe CELERY FARM fi acres tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On LOST good road, near hard surfaced road. Good land. No buildings; hns nut LOST—One, platinum brooch with 3 been worked for some time. Price, diamonds set in it. Finder leave at $2,750.00. Terms can bo arranged. Herald office nnd receive $20.00 re­ ward. 278-tfi LOST—One white and red pidded CELERY FARM July hound bitch dug, on brick rond 10 acres, all -tiled, in first class con­ or neat* Wckiwa bridge, Feb. Tlth, dition. Nice new 5-room cottage, nlso weight about 28 pounds. Six years 6 room house and out buildings. Near old. $50.00 reward.—J. H. Hardin, hard road, and railroad. This plncc 604 Elm Ave. 288-Dtp hns been well tnken enre of nnd pro­ i.G sf— l-urge t'ameo pin, Feb. if. If duced a goo<| crop of celery this year. returned to owner, liberal reward. Price $11,600. Terms can be urrang- See Herald office. 200-Gtp LOST—Friday, new $20 bill between Wiwdruff & Watson, C. A. Whlddon, 10c afore und J. J. N. Conner's store.' CELERY FARM Finder leave a t J. J. N. Conner and 10 acres, all tiled. Good land in receive reward. 292-ltp good condition. Np buildings, flow­ ing welts, near hard road. Close in. Dr. Couc advised the Y'nlo under­ Also near loading station. Price $6,graduates to apply autosuggestion to 600.00. Terms. their studies, but he didn’t say a thing that would encourage the football eleven.—New Y'ork Evening Post. You can no longer put n man .In tall because ho owes money. For that Walter, you can hardly put him In Jf.il ir ho has money.—Norristown Times. ■ ,, I n d i c t e d b y r* C d , J u r y * ---- ;— ConrCating of Assets in Bankruptcy Cases and Aiding Bootleggers ■ -------- 1 High officials, Including Circuit Judge Henry F, Atkinson,of Dade county; Robert Cv ftyker, sheriff of Palm Beach county, Robert W. Millbourne, formur prohibition agent in tho latter county; Edgar C. Thompson, former state attorney, several nttornrys and bniihess men were indirted by the federal grand jury In session here recently on charges of violating the national prohibition net and the national bankrupt net, it became known here yesterday. 'Cnpiuscs for the arrests of those Involved have been issued/ William Gober, U. s. dlstriit attorney announced, The case under which Sheriff Baker of I’alm Bench county was Indicted alon gwith George Drnwdy, Mil* bourne, and Otis R. Parker, attorney, involves, it is said, an alleged conspiracy ot sell protection and to nccept bribes to persons running boat loads of liquor from the Bahamas to Florida. , The case under which Judge Atkin- One of tho popular Lyceum ami Chautauqua lecturers of the duy Is Charles II. Plattenburg, editor niul au­ thority on community bulMIng, who will ho heard a t the coming Itcdpath Chautauqua In tils remarkably con* SA LE-A R M Y B I W E M A L R - W . hnvo Ju»l ,w0Kht n , tremendous “fork of Army Munson last shoes to he sold to the public direct Price *2.75. Thcto shoes nre 100% solid with hcavy «lo«b,e *oIoa "cw* t-d end nailed. Tito uppers arc of heavy tan chromo leather with bob lows tongue, thereby making them waterproof.# TRcso shoes arc selling very fast nnd wo advise you to order al once to Insure your order being fillciL .The sizes are 6 tp 11 all widths; pay postman on receipt of goods or s*nd money order. Money refunded If .shoes aro not satisfactory.-T he y . Demand for lumber during Febru­ ary remained above normal, while pro­ duction suffered seriously from in­ clement weather in pi net (rally all producing sections, says the Ameri­ can Lumberman, Chicago. The com­ bined barometer of orders, production nnd shipments of the eight leading softwood manufacturing associations during tho week ended Feb. 17, show­ ing bookings at 8pcr cent la-low nor­ mal, and shipments at 12 per cent be­ low the same standard. Orders for southern pine during the week men­ tioned totulcd 25 per cent above pro­ duction, and those for Dquglns fir were 88 per cent above output. These figures give conclusive proof of the gradual depletion of stocks that al­ ready has reached a serious point, and of tho heavily overbooked condition of the mills. This situation is making It very difficult for buyers to place t,d>ts in Block 10 Chap­ orders, mills as u rule not being will­ man & Tucker’s Addi­ ing to commit -themselves any fur­ ther ahead ami finding It necessary tion is an ideal location, to decline n big percentage of the bu­ in fact looks like the hub siness offend them. There would undoubtedly be many of the city.—Worsham buyers in distress need of lumber at Auction Company. * this time were it not for the fact that The best bet on Real wholesalers me putting into transit Inrgc quantities of mntcHpl which Daily Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke they bought somo time ngo, before House, Mobley’s Drug Store and the lumber shortage had reached its Hunt’s Pharmacy. If present acuteness and prices had mounted to their present levels. These transit cars nre moving Into consump­ tion steadily, and there docs not ap­ pear to bo nny oversupply th at might cause a weakening of tho hinrket. Mill prices still continue to strengthen practically thruout the1 list, nnd tho the upward movement Is not nearly so rapid now as during January, due to the manufacturers' efforts to stabi­ lize the market, it is difficult to fore­ see what levels will be nttnined if needs continue as heavy no they have been and tho mills are not noon aide to ihcrense their production m aterial­ ly. At present, snows, rains nnd Moods are creating great difficulties for log­ •iii We cpii furnUh you gers and manufacturer's, on the West w i t h g r a v e l f o r &vCoast and throughout the south and er|- put post'. And you'll find otic nrosouthwest. Fuel Mttfnjr Die MattDemand for hardwoods remains dnrd win-rover irraVl'l id IlK.-lt- W V t|lililt> very strong, and prlcVs continue to -Ion-rat (irlcr*. show a pronounced upward tendency. Dry stocks are almost impossible! to ‘•J li illil rr.' I l r a d q i i n r Icn." And, and the movement of green lum­ ber shows constant growth. Many Hill northern manufacturers of both the hardiroodq and softwoods, who custo­ Lumber Co. marily do their legging in winter, Phone 130, Sanford aro contemplating putting in sum­ mer camps thlu year in view of the prospective enormous lumber con­ sumption nnd the demand for logs fiom papor and pulp manufacturers and other industrial coricJma. SEDAN Even M ore In Dem and use is practically universal. Finer upholstery, adjustable window ncgtH latorsand refinements in chassis construc­ tion have built up quality and yet the price has never been so lo w .. The demands for this car are s o ‘great that delay may prevent your getting delivery. List your order now. A small down pay­ ment—the balance on easy terms. * tmmr b*m m lam AW (MiiOk i wwr beamu lift 'i FtrJprictt ' F o r I l r m o n o l r i it l o n nr F a t h e r I ’ nril culn rn r a i l m i l «>l I h r (nllu o lu ix nt M i l Hume ttrllO U Y EDWARD HIGGINS A u l h u r l i r d F urd . l . l n r o l a . F o r d . o u U rnlrr a �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923 PAGE FOUR 111 K. (Less lota A, It, c, am! 1) |c„ bcg.'N, E. cor. ran S 3.7ft chs \v * >» eh,., N. r ™ eh,., E u , « l d Inml being nssesxed at the date of tho issuance of sqch certificate‘In iho name of Unknown. Also: Tux Certificate No. 215. daU cd the 2nd day of June, A. D. hns filed said certificate in my office’ and hna made applimtjmt for tux Heed to Issue in accordance with law. Raid certificate embraces the following ,|c. scribed property situnted in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: N. j.o cf NE. l-d of £fE 1-4, Se~ R; Twn. co. Range 32 E. Contnirjing 20 acres Ui-L. Tho raid Innd iwing assessed at tho date of tho Issuance of such certi­ ficate in tho nnmu of J. H, Urycc. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 745 daU ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1011, has “Tiled snid certificate In my o f f i c e scribed property, situated in Rc*ninole County, Florida, to-wit f Lots H unj 4, Block 4, Russell’s Plat of Fort Reed. The said Innd being assessed at the date of the issuance of such crrtificate in the name of A. 11. Rus­ sell, Also: Tax Certificate No. 717, dat­ ed tho 2nd day of June, A. i>, io n has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Raid certificate embraces the following doscribed property situated in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wit: Loft 4 and 5, of Block fl, Russell’s Pint of Fort Reed. The raid land being " ns. "Torn to the Right.” sparkling mraedy drama, will lie given at the coming Rcdp.itfi Chnutnnnun by n oast of New York actors organised by tfie New York City Producing Department of the Redputli Bureau. '’Turn to the Right” Is cessed at the date of the issuance of one of the great comedies of lire generation and tins scored u tremendous success wherever presented. Fun and thrills abound und there Is just the right measure of pathos. 'T u rn to the Bight” is u great Chuuluuijua feature and 0110 surh certificate in the name of A. it. which will be thoroughly enjuydd by tho entire audience; ' • Russell. Also: Tnx Certificate No, 748, dot­ within himself.Innd has made application for Tnx ed the 2nd day of June, A. I). UM3, Had Wreck on Road Silk Ready-to-Wear, Deed to issue in accordance with law. has filed said certificate in my office Silk piece goods, Silk Buick Sedan Ruined, Raid certificate embraces the follow­ and has made application for tnx deed . to issue in accordance with law. Raid Underwear, Silk Hose, ing described property situnted in Collision Burned Car certificate embraces the following de­ all on* Sal6 Tuesday.— Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot scribed property situated in Seminole ft, Block 3, Russell's Tint Fort Reed. County, Florida, to-wit: Lots I and Yowell Co. The said land being assessed at the f, Block 7, Russell’s Plat of Fort Reed. date of the issuance of such certifi­ 1 ho snid Innd being assessed at the The Herald delivered nix times a cate in tile name nf A. B. Russell. date of the issuance of such certifi­ Don’t forget that the evening per­ week for 15c. Also: Tax Certificate No. 317, dated cate in the name of A. B. Russell. formance will start at 7:30 from now the fith flay of July, A. D. 1915, has Also: Tax Certificate No. Tilt, dnton, »o be on time. 1* parties ■industry. A fter n Innlse Is built, new filed said certificate in my office and ,td the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1913, ed to the furniture is nlwaj ■ purchased, even has made application for Tax Deed to has filed said certificate in my office wrecked though the family moves from some issue in accordance with law. Snid |and hns made application for tax deed urns (Jo- father house. Now nearly four-fifth^ certificate embraces tho following j to issue in accordance with law. Said said that *he furniture manufactured in the described, property situated in Semi­ ^certificate embraces the following doNOTICK! he Buick United States is made in this Tndusnole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. j scribed property situated in Semi­ rnnee of trial West.' I forecast great activity 10.05 rh«. S. ami 3.92 chs. E. of NW. Georgia Country nole County, Florida, to-wit: Lots I Notice is hereby given that n hill "The Hands of Nani” is a r.tory by : several for this industry during 1923. There cor. of NE 1-1 of SW I t, Sec. «, Twp. land 5 of Block ft, Russctl’s pint of will he introduced at the 1923 session Richard Washburn Child which in it­ Sausape nclc that is liable’. 1 0 /tie even a fncniturolsiinrt20 S. R. 31, run S 2 1-2 chs. K (1 chs. Fort Reed. The snid land being as­ self is sufficient evidence that il will 11go, , Those who rontcmplate buying of the Florida legislature to prohibit ml w as; now furniture during 1923 should stilling in the lakes, livers, canals N 2 1-2 ch«., W (5 chs., containing 1 sessed at the date-of tile issuance of Home-made Potato Sal lie worth seing. the n>nd,Jnoke their purchase* at once. The and stream s of Seminole county, also acre M-L. The *n*<l land being assess­ |such certificate in th e name of A. il. ad, 20c pound ■It ii 11 tewy uf-xrhnt happens to he lltiiek | intltutry is not m e th at can ^quickly to regulate the catch and means em­ ed ut the i$4£nf*ljri£ik*y.'9£u oCiucK.liluasell. Unless raid certificates shall In- regirls in Russia, that vast region of e burned .expand. It also ts very dependent up- ployed, nlitl also provide penalty for certificate in t’ne name of it. T. DcleWE DELIVER gnji. 1 deemed according to law tax deed will silence, n few whispers have reached •or, transportation, which is liable to its violation. Also: Tax Certificate No, 2243, issuevthereon on tho 3rd day of April, Sanford Chamber of Corinpcrve, our hears. Are those whispers true? - »V. **• congestion throughout the year. Re3 lie true ami .fearless answer is giv­ Seminole County Fish & Game dated the 2nd ilny of June, 1H9H, has A. I>. 1023. OO D member that there are fewer miles of filed .said ecrtj'irntc in my office and Witness my official signature and Protective Association. en in this dramatic sensation. railroad in our country today than 291-tfe has made application for tnx deed to seal this the 2fith day of February, A. dd an 1 were ten years ago. Terminals issue in accordance with low, Said cer­ D 1921b s ttoofs nro becoming more congested .every Tonight Mrs. Frank Giles and tificate embraces the following de­ E. A. DOUGLASS, (SEAL) daughter are the honor guests. is Leroy year and industries, which, like fufClerk Circuit Court. scribed property situated in Seminole Tomorrow night Elsie Ferguson in b«y w<1" niture—are so very dependent upon County, Florida: E. 9 1-2 chs. of N’E. Seminole County, Fla n repre* ihe railroads, slmuld count upon this "The Outcast” the story of a man who V : A. M. WEEKS, 1>. <’ I I of H\V I - 1, See. 15, Two. 20. R. R. goes down into the depths and is reml fact ur- nnfavonilde fact or. This is also true il in tins , f j|ie paper industry, which is thriv■lailimd by a woman whom lie seeks lliis firm jn (hi4 ms t ion and which is ennto t a t Oi f when lie becomes rehabili­ [ ho> ari' tinunlly becoming n greater factor in tated only to find real love which nset wait prosperity. brings peace und understanding. 1) spci inl „j ^nve M |(| Nothing about the ng- Former Imperial Wizard Was Re­ leased on Bond I I l f Tli** AtafiHatnfl I * r r * » » . in the ie carry and anythe nullj,. lioiiltt .^..1 .i.iut nel,*tur,d outlook for this section hecau*° * shall treat it in detail next 'vct'*<* "hen discussing tho purely ngri cuUurat states. Suffice to sny, I L’ll,,d it improving and very much b itte r than n year ago. The wiser SPECIAL VALUE ATLANTA, Mch.l 3. — Edward Young Clarke, former Imperial Wiz­ ard of the K-U Klux Klan, was a rre st­ ed here today on an indictment issued IIAIISON FINDS BUSINESS against hint by the federal grand ju ­ BETTER IN CENTRAL WEST ry at Houston, Texas, charging him with violation of the Mann net. He was tcleased 011 otic thousand dollar Our orders are coming in so fast that if it were not that wo kept prepared to render real service we could not handle them. Original Musical Production WE DELIVER PHONE US bond. Clarke was arrested on n w arrant issued by United States Commission­ er Carter after receipt of a certified copy of mi indetment against hint by a federal grand jury in Houston. He was notified of the w arrant issued, over the telephone and later appear­ ed a t tlie commissioner’s office where he made bond fur appearance n t the federal court in Houston. ami we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time, not drink Elder Water now—you after one trial / Big Buildings Going Forward A t Rapid Rate Special Lighting nnd Scenic Elteclft i Great Entertainment Number ’FOURTH NIGHT REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA Remarkable progress Is being not­ ed on the two buildings being built by tho Fuller Construction company of New York. The gleet frame work on the six story First Nntiunnl Bank building has been erected and the brick on the Puleston-Brumlcy build­ ing has already been laid. The latter building is sixty per cent1complete and the contractors advise will be finished by April 1st. Work la also progressing very rapidly on the mo­ tion picture house being- built by It. J. Gnllenpie of Jacksonville for the Milano Amusement Co. During the past week Initial work on the street paving wa« started by Hutton & Go., of ’S avannah, who were uwerded the contract for the first four miles of city paving. tt ' J i the .copper; paints, rfrnl otiiM Indus­ tries, aro>.picking up. This scqucfico P/i sdJe at Jap's Smoko Is lhVar^b)j^ trdyj^-iAthsiAii^'t*hen tho House, ,11uni's Pharmacy, u»xn aO.to.tt> tort, Mto < r m- PATTON’S SUN-PROOF PAINT . MADE FOR THE SOUTH Lasts-longer, covers more surface than any paint mode. , We have a full line of Varnish™, Stain*. Knlramlne nnd Wall Paper. Step In nnd lo^k at tho biggest stock of all kinds of Paints nnd Wall Paper in South'd1!! Florida. You Will Always Be Met With a Smile At the big pnint store around the corner next to the American Fruit Growers’ office. * S a n fo r d n . A. HALVERSON, Prop, My advice regarding roofing won’t cost you BIRD'S ROOFS—A roof for every building Tel. 137-W. •- ’ / Address, • Avciue �B fM iP W liiillP W i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923 Am ■I ss m _____ _ JBl . m jm • PAGE FIVE TST •• IB ■■ ■■ il e ii I ss --------------------------------------- M A R C H 12th to 17th != Benefit American Legion Building Fund ij SANFORD, FLORIDA ss Bg ■■ ■■ ■■ M ■■ M ^■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •^■ ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^■ ■ ■ *R M B »B B B nH n»*B **H B «M *B H *llB B B M B ||B B|(BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBI|BBBBBBBBB i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i N t i i t i i i m D i i i a i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i m i i a i H : ■X---------------------- —*-----------------------M U i n u t i t ) t« feature for several years with liar- the m atter of aiacs, but desirable fruit American Legion and mtm is meeting with n very satisfactory & Bailey. Bazaar to Open Here II, S. Gate hell nnd hla celebrated reception. N exl Monday Evening dogs, Duchess nnd Merle, will he n top Tangerines: -The supply ii now ra linor. These dogs almost talk and practically exhausted. Recent sales ft* have been featured ns headliners all of good quality fru it have been at Monday evening, March 12th. nt 7 ft* o'clock is the hour set for the opening over the country. There will be manyj high prices, though poor tangerines h **' of the American Legion Circus nnd other arts to make the show an event 1hnvo brought only low prices. For You tan find ths nano of f t , ** Card* or Banford’a RrputBazaar on the Inke front. The big well worth attending, the balance of this season tangerines Her Lecture Delivered Before the Woman’s Club e m j life Itusinraa Sian ^ ab'lp PtufraKlonal Mon, each top which is to house the show is be-1 There will also he plenty of music will be omitted from this review. in Sanford is thla Column Cl ^ of whom, in hia chostn pro- ft* Wednesday Was Broadcasted by Radio lug erected nnd everything will he in by an orchestra nnd a clown band. Indications of the continuing better­ rath day. ( mnIou the llerald recom- M ** I t>hip shape when the first blare of ment of the general business situation memla to the people. Mrs. J. W. Ilarneg, ctf, this city, be­ emotional nppenl. and the association announces the launching of n» m. •« Yowell Co.’s big Silk nrr evident. Cotton, iron and steel lieves that jazz music has reached.a of the ojijwito saxes, cAnv tally nt , trumpets , . . . , , ,, , , . .. . . i What promises to he one of th the most have reached the highest level since K4 ft* na Ra fta period where It shoulrl he suppressed ndoleseencc, render* the impressions! . . . . ,, , . .. ft* ft* ever Sale tomorrow, Tuesday. 1020. The demand for manufactured , , , , . , oil i t .i •attractive weeks celebrations for the Rood of the public morals and absolutely ..The.. dynamic. Stirred by these pulled off in Sanford. products Is very strong, with accumu­ especially for the benefit of the chil­ elemental influences impressions nre OUR WEEKLY The show is being arranged to help la te d unfilled orders in many lines S e m in o le P r in le r ij George A. DeCottes dren. Mrs, Barnes lectured on this engraved on the mind and heart, or: the the subconscious cells of thd bmly,,,hl’ American Legion building fund, CITRUS REVIEW reaching >considerable figures. Tho ! n-m subject .here Wednesday nt the Wom­ 8 8 8 ® * ° IM ccihch ! Attorncy-nt-Law Ur, Igeneral prosperity thus created is no to put the #how on In an's Club nnd also enve the Bnmc lee- be they good or had. Is it not clear 11 WM $*2 French Avenue—Phone 401 small factor in assuring the buying tore nt Los Angeles having it put on then why lours need’'n o t concern n big shape, nnd the management is cerORLANDO, Minch li.—The weekly Over Seminole County flank in the consuming centers which the radio. Tho Los Angeles Times nation if its lmllnds arc pure nnd true? ttcvinly doing it. hi ndditlon to the .. j « t,> . m-pik* dm issued power ........... IANI'OHI) FI .Oil IDA has the following article about the| "Thanks to the torch of phisolophy,%ur* ous attractions which will fill the tho office of the American F ru it' * seasonable fresh Quick Service Transfer lecture: !nml science there are many beautiful ! K *??.1 n rir'tt. ,,,u burd nu- ^ j| 8ayB. fruit*. Storage Facilities , tomoblle nnd other prices nre Itcing *■ • * FRED R. WILSON , The sulKonscious obedience of man popular songs being written today,. . ., . , , , -------- *— Oranges: The demand has coatln- j 1! we pleaae yon, tell othtra; if not. . . , . . . . . ... given'away. One to the young lady .'i music, good or had, the effect of nnd I would say to the young. •Dance. ... ■, , , . , AUCTION tell oa. Phone 498 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . ., ■, , , , ■selling the largest number of season ued good with widespread dlstribu- j. jazz music on the morals of tho na- and sing nit yhu please, but be sure;,. . . , , .. , ,. , tlon during the week. Prices general.; 4 |l o r o W p H n o s H a V .. . . . . . ,. . tickets nnd one to the holder of tibn, nnd tl>6 psychological' reactions, that the thoughts expressed are pure! nJVnbor * *"* ° ly have been very satisfactory with First National Hank Building ,5C l l « C r e W e a n e S u a y , were the topics of dissertation broad­ nnd true, that you mny build peace, top figures being realized for fancy 1 0 II. t i l . \ V C R FC J fO lIlJ J FLORIDA Some of the highest class attrac­ SANFORD NOVELTY 8ANPO,M> cast last night from The Times Radio prosperity and health into your coutions ever brought to Sanford nre he- oranges in some of the larger pair- ( 0 s e J | J 2 c h o i c e b U S lH C S S .Station by Olga \V. Barnes. sclousness rather than in harmony, WORKS c « « |-,« , ,, , ,, ,ing assembled for the week. All of kets. Receipts from rniifornia dur- i a • Then will you sin g ',. • . , , , , Popular music that contains an failure and. .disease. ing the past wee kwcrc not ns large *018 IH u J U I t O r d i *' IU ., O il . . . . . , . , ., the tent shows nnd circuses have gone V. C. COLLER, Prop. , . , , . . ... larking with ‘the bird of the morning in glad into winter quarters, nnd there is lit- ns they may be anticipated to be dur- Second street, the par­ ifir CIIELLE MAtNES ubundenro of hnrmony,is yet the solution f'-ith, nnd the happiness, power and General Shop and Mill th.. elements of JhS*. is me somuon ■■■■« " " ..... . • ......jt |e trouble in getting acts, so th at the ing the coming Week. U s t estimates { J c n gpot Q f F l o r i d a . ‘if g LAWYER ,of the problem facing America today, wealth of infinite words.may■I yours ;mnnilRcmi.nt ptek from Califotnin indicate total citrfis **i JVork Court House avers Mrs. lJanies, whose address fob! for you will have touched the key to Young (iuthrlr, in a flying trapeze crop of that state I* expected to reach Band concert, 2 hipr cash CONTRACTOR and IJUILDEH the realms o f the superconscious mind, act. puts on n thrilling series ef!« U 1 2 carloails. Of this orange n<«> p r i z e s to th e p e rS O n & fit Commercial Street—Sanford. Fla. with which you mny listen in to the j Stunts, lie was formerly with the grapefruit shipments arc estimated « tj “What n privilege to he alive to vx. w h flt the Ringling shows, and was one of the 18,7fi3 M carloads. to February carloads. Up Up to bebrunry 21 " t |! « U t H S l n K C IO S C S_l IU . » IIU L l - l w . •!* “ ml Ii. W. HERNDON / ’nllfor-1t h e p r o p e r t y ■ “ total of 12.212 carloads of Cnllforb r i n g S . ---rT __ _ [coming true. Through the ages thv fullness of the Universe shat! be feature acts. a oranges had moved. This would * Henry McLauhn, Jr., ;,.hii„M.phr-* have i«id us ..r its com >,mrsI'vdlia Smith, petite nnd pretty, re- nia jyj A u c t i o n C o ., memhered here ns being one of the leave .10,7)11 rnrn. remaining to move j i ing, hut only today have we realized Opt. D. INSURANCE AGENCY tit. Mu!vri.-.l vciome has now conic Everything in Silks on main attractions with the Sparks)from ( nlifomia. Prospects nre that Associated ^with A. _P. Flit K-------AUTO----------HONDA Opt Irtun-Opt uni cl rial o n n e lly & CC Sons, SO U S, Lon L o n D, D. boldly f ir ward with its cold, hold sale at Yowell’s Tues­ shows, will come for the week in her Km»d Florida oranges should continue j C Connelly .12 Pjis I First Stre-I Hanford. FI f:utv pi oven beyond a doubt in the slack-wire act. She is heralded ns one to be taken readily nt good prices. . Worsham, Auctioneer. t'f the greatest performers of thc Grapefruit: Notwithstanding the lihoraloty, ttiat thoughts arc things. day, March 6th. S. 0. Shinholser It. the June nvmttCr of a recent maga­ kind in the epuntry. * fact that; a considerable volume of ELTON J. MOUGHTON zine BAUSON IS RIGHT Upton Sin lair explains convinc­ OOVERNOR RKORKTS (parson *« Campbell, knife jugglers grapefruit remains to be moved, the Contractor ntul Builder ARCHITECT Ihihatin must he (iggering on some RESOLUTION PASSED ing* y bow a thought directed from one and throwers and expert rifle and re-dem and is good. With the time for mind to another sets up a correspond­ IANFORD BY DAKOTA SENATE vulvcr sitiits. will put in an act that severe weather in many of the larger publicity from the Jax., Miami. Or­ FLORIDA Room 7, Miller ItMg. ing rate of vibration in that mind if is said to be unequalled. They were; markets practically past the avenues lando, St. Pete., U keland, Sanford, CAN FORD* FLORIDA it i*. receptive, which means that any TALLAHASSEE, Mch. B. — No formerly with the lluffnlo Bill show, of distribution for grapefruit arc con- and Zephrhitls papers when he says A. P. Connelly & Sons Kenn, the celebrated juggling down nii|erably increased. There continuesi Tampa's going to be the biggest city th wrli. ■c- eived by the conscious1 -late in the union trents its convicts i :*lu l»tl* 1irU 1Dos will'lend the merrymakers. He was n to he considerable discrimination in j in the soutbenste‘»->Uilwdai-,3t:nttq^K tulM awake »* the vibrations enrresmore humanely than Florida, GavorDR. R. M. WELSH n-r-A -i. n-s-T -x-T -n pi»p -:t r t o f in the physical h“dy. t nor Cary A. Hardee declared in n let­ .Graduate Veterinarian r»rm« Im raln irn ta Ili-ncc \ve now know that n new tlm’t ter written to Governor Nesto* of I Telephones' Office t a-1nip rot nl In n* liu n rn nre respondc l to often enoughmenus n North lJakt)tn, resenting the action «>f Office 12.) Opposite I*. O. Dir t.«r t S u rr *» Ilnnila Residence 2r»7 ltd .and, i loridn nv.v body. A toyal road to nccom- the North Dakota senate several djtys B**r* l.unna pltrl.mnrt has at. fast been uncovered ago in passing a resolution calling for . j tu t a r u Propertr lla tln n a C h itn m to a t, a -’tort ru t to health, wisdom a full investigation into the death nt Main O g l e s W. J. THIGPEN ami j-o.ver, nmi is graphically illus- a private convict camp of Martin Ta­ m :i* m m :\t.T V com pany tr .lad by this very instrument into ber t of Munich, N. 1>. HVPttllll INVESTMENT COMPANY Real Estate Tnlwrt, a I j 'oii county convict died, 'j whi* h y.)J r v no',* listening. An rie**r Ulnc tiitllji A%r. February I. last year while under o * ] h-o.id 1 lv».le ;it the renter. FIRE. LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE yi>' ii c -e it here l y a properly nt- lease to the Putnam Lumber ComSTEWART The Florist AUTOMOBILE BODY UUILDINU tuned and adjusted instrument. Is jin n y ut n Dixie camp, Y V The governor pointing out that he ^ there not a striking analogy here to Cut Flowers------ —— i-Flnrtil Designs AND REPAIR I NO the message broadcast by infinite wis­ had stnrtod an investigation as soon $ Rear or Dodge Bros. Motor Co. Annual nnd Ornamental Plants X ns the report of Tnbert's death reach­ ? i>: 7.#-' •") jjf' "3"* Corner of Oak Avenue and Second St. dom at creation, that good is every­ ed him, and that he hnii assurances where-and will flow to us when the III Myrtle Avc.-----------I ‘honc 260-W Sanford, Florida Y mcclmni'sm, the mind, including the that it would be vigorously prosecut­ ? CHARLES STEIN. Prop. ip> 4 * nervous system, is attuned to good ed, declared that the resolution serv­ SANFORD MACHINE nidi good alone. \Vo can receive only* ed “no useful purpose” but gave the Y that to which we are attuned, remem­ state ''unwholesome publicity." COMPANY Florida has more than 1,600 conber, consequently is tt not of utmost General M achine nnd B oiler importance that wa get in tunc j1!4!victs in its prisons, the letter stated. W o rk s * early in life ns possible, with the posi­ '‘There will occur occasionally in­ T tive, good thought currents every­ stances where the authorities in Cylinder Grinding , charge might Ik: accused of improper where, rather than with thc negative A ntnm oliile R e p a irs Changes in business conditions have t Get An Abstract Before or had ones? The wires for broad­ treatment of the convicts," the letter In times of prosperity nnd a risitlg Acetylene Welding ♦Ta stated,'adding, “ I assume that semi» casting were strung by omnipotence Buying Property little effect on a steady consumer demand ^ Phone G2--------- Sanford, Florida market there in a guneral demand for the at our creation and the receiving stu Inr situations will occur in every state Y in the union. Perhaps it hns occurred tion is deep in the heart or solnr plex­ for trade-marked article.* of common use. products of industry that conics to be ac­ E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. us *!» of every man. Our big business in the state of North Dakota." L. B. HODGINS The governor objected to the tak­ The dealer may enrry a lighter stock, and cepted as a matter of course. It is selis to nttune our conscious nnd sub­ AUTO RADIATOR A!*D SHEET A conscious minds to htnt which we do ing of n single instance of alleged X for a short time the demand through the * WILL NOT MIX dom listed among the assets of the husiMETAL WORKS not learn to vibrate to the good nnd mistreatment, he said, nnd making it Editor Davis of the GauuMville Sun Uenrral Repairing jobber may seem curtailed; but ju st as pure and express.our bonutlful dream, the "basis of a resolution which will ness— it is simply assumed thnt it will ulimplores the women politicians not to French ^ve.———— Sanford, F*a. we will find that-we are negative nnd have the effect, of giving to thc state i rs are calling on the deal- Y beg for n political Sunday. He cannot sure as customer) ways he there. Id-Imp. before we realize it we arc express of Florida unwholesome publicity." see any good to come of further in­ ing others’ thoughts that nre circulat­ He expressed appreciation of the res­ ict, ho is sure to supply it, $ cr for the prbduct, jecting politics into religion.—Times ing in tho a ir which we can only de­ olution in that it absolved the state ♦> " ELL WORTH THE PRICJJ Union. But, overnight, conditions may of any wrong doing, but “that does nnd orders soon begin jfo flow in to make Y Six thousand people hit the sawdust scribe ns n nightmare t not cure the harm nnd injury that the h»il in Knoxville. And Billy Sunday A Y change— as they have done before—and , ■. • ii *"Is js it.noi -i i k it .not me the pure part oi of luiniuun common ji sense up for the temporary curtnftment. The ^ of such resolution docs thc necive! a check for $.10,000. If tho Ladies arc e s p e c i a l l y f#ce ^ lt) jfiSU(. umj f y out passage X G>e mattcr-df-course demand becomes censtick it vfill'be totirth the price. invited to the sale of 12 how to become attuned to the vast state of Florida." total consumptijwr continues aliout the “ We can not judge the general pol­ Herald. flowing good in store for us when we icy by some isolated, rare incident," «£♦ spicuous by its absence. The business, same. business lots at Auction nre ready to receive it? And is it not he declared. The governor in describ­ Y once strong and flourishing, is suddenly Wednesday at 10 a. in., delightful to know that Joyous, rhyth ing the care taken of tho statu con­ Any mnnufacluror who has nj/article movement to constructive thought vict* said that not only are inspectors X found to be in a very tight place. The dejust east of thp B. & O. mlc is one of thc greatest helps imagin­ and physicians provided to insure their for popular consumption thatg^m he tradek a Uroscription for Colds, Fev- G arage.. There will be able in this tuning-up process? ninnd had not been insured—and Insured—and yyeet the health nnd general welfare, but "wo ♦> ntnnd a tr and IgiGrippo. . It’s the most band concerts and some­ “ Psychology has proven that pure even provide chaplains-for their reli­ X marked has the opportimlt/’ to insuro hiR Y entire business depended upon its contin*Peedy remedy >vc know, pre­ thing doing every min­ love sets up' the highest rate of vi­ gious instruction. In fact, every pre­ consumer market nnd retail sales by bration possible to the body and it ■ is taken looking toward a pol ♦♦♦ uance. senting l'neumonin. ute.—Worsham Auction generates « current of nbumling Joy. caution icy of humanity. Florida has n con­ means of Advertising. * Science also proves thc emotional ap­ vict farm which has been referred to i mpany. The modernt economical way to insure peal <rf music. I believe with Anne na one of thc most human of its hind TUBES During the present business condi­ Shaw Faulkner, chairman of the mus­ STROUT FARM AGENCY T nthc United States. The honor sys­ the market for any rclinbiv product is by ic department of Women’s Federated tem prevails to that extent that not 113 Magnolia Ave. tion the manufacturers w ho have insured 30x3 ^ 1 .7 5 Advertising to the puflic which consumes Don’t lore time if this int-rcsta you. Clubs, that 'America is facing a ser­ n single guard is employed." their demand by Advertising are in a far 30x 3,/ 2 1.95 Coed T> room house, .veil located, nice ious problem in regard to its popular Governor Hardee’s letter concluded, it. Advertising creates a steadily increas­ better position—in every way— than those nclghltornood, electric lig h ts gas, w at­ music,’ that unwholesome thought cur­ "we invito thc people of North Dakoj Others in Froporlion er. House in excellent condition. rents accompanied by jazz music hns ta along with those from other states ing number of customers who desire the who have trusted to the current demnnd Ask for Prices on Tires / • 5 ■ I ; Owner for quick sale names very low been charged by the welfare workers in the union to conic to Florida with that was not of their creating. product, nnd nsk for it by name. J^oupon given with each FIVE GAL- price, $2,400. $850 cash, bnlnncc of our country with much of "the de­ the assurance th at they will And in •, ‘ A8H purchase of GAB, good on monthly. Tho monthly payment* arc generacy among thc young people wo this land of such splendid climate and md Shield Wiper to be given less than thc average rent paid for hear no much about. Over 500 years mate blots desources a citizenship who ago Andrew Fletcher said, 'L et mo respect tho laws- of tke country nnd '*•2 March 10th. (Imilar houses. Why pay reni when ■ home «nn be write tl\e ballads of a nation and .1 whty do not countenance acta of in­ high bought on such e»»y term*- 278-tfc care not whe makes thc laws.' Mod­ humanity, even to those wjiq hnvo Yogi I ace Miss LUtio Lldy who'* em psychology has just made thc pro­ been unfortunate enough to be con awfully tidy, in Twelve Old Maid*— found wisdom o f this statement clear Victed. of crime.*’ , Neff 1I* little w deaf. She lx one to us,-because It has shown that mus­ 1st „ . Eliza wen * an uuic » i, one is wnu The Daily flcrald, !5c per k'cck. r p«I«ft(q A tlZ - ^ - r h o ttA 4M-3 o f the Twelve Old ’Mntds. 230-2tp ic and dancing attuno the mind by the ******& *** ****5******* u X f-iL ONE AUTO GIVEN AWAY TO HOLDER OF LUCKY NUMBER-------------------------------------- g . SUPPLANT JAZZ MUSIC BUSINESS : PURELY RY THE PROPER KIND DIRECTORY S : PROFESSIONAL SAYS MRS. OLGA BARNES . , : ~- j- - s c h m , , h c „ f t h c , o t . . | H o w to Insure Sales f iY Y Y x SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. 6 6 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y | The chief asset of any business is the demand for its product. As £ long as that demand continues, the business is on a sure founda­ tion. But let that demand subside, and every other asset of the business is in danger of becoming- a liability. | y Y Y . — — ■ - 6 P u b lis h e d b y th e S a n to rd D a ily H e r a ld In co-operation with the American Association of F. P. RINES ■ i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 05, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 05, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 05, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald