24 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b76867f24b3dea1a1d8c23b25d97752d.pdf 4a74278131d3a5f62aee12fe33af20ae PDF Text Text nm , / y ■ ~ ) A m > Tup '" ffv m ■ ’ • it • ‘4 's r % IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION * SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1923 VOLUME IIL Carlot Shipment* for Frl., March 2nd: Uon ...... .......09 ..... IB ctfon eMIH|OM«MHn•< 81 n Plorlda—Tampa H U ti& i w i f 'i Congress—Glass Declines Appointment SIX GIANT AIRPLANES TAKE FIELD CUSTOMSJONTROL AT DARMSTADT AND PORT OF MANNHEIM TO COL­ LECT MONEY **»»*•* , . TWELVE OFFICERS FLIGHT 1 0 PORTO RICO < n r T h e AiaiM ’l a l r d l ’r r . . l ......... » AT KARLSRUHE (H r T fce ... CELERY MARKETS ADMINISTRATION’S PLAN , 1 FOR AMERICA TO PARTICIPATE . . . . . .i. •’INTERNATIONAL^ COURT $HYHas Becii U id 'o n the Shelf for This Session of french troops cross over ITelegram Says French Appar- WITH entlv Want to Collect From Shipping NUMBER 291 . .... 121 Total Shipments previously unreported: March 2: Fla., Tampa section ..---- 1 . »• m r T h e A s s o c ia te * P r e s s ! . WASHINGTON, March 3.—The administration a plan for American par* tlcipation in the International Court organised by the league of Nations was finally put on the* ahelf for this session of congress by the senate when It voted sorely not tWenty-four against proceeding with consideration of reso­ lution of Senator King, proposing to grant the president tho necessary authjrlty. The vote presented almost a straight party line, all the Republicans except Norbcck voting ngninst the resolution. Three t Democrats. Shields, Walsh and Walsh voted with the Republicans. CONGRESS ALMOST READY r lH H H H ■. . • . . . . ------ 1 f ’ _____ f v t ' ■ ■ i i DEPARTMENT OF JU 8flC B • SEARCH WOULD DISSOLVE THE . COAL TRUST ABANDONED FOR PLANE McNARY ON GRILL Shipping Point Information for F ri­ day, March lat SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clear. Ilaullngn heavy, light wire inquiry, demand and movement alow, maYkct I sSh ? dull. Carloads f. o. b. u«unl term s: 10. — - ■■ inch crates Golden Self-blanching 4-fl THAT WAS LOST BETWEEN I n ­ Senate May Confirm His A| ♦ 7. ‘."r«*J pc in (men t an Comptroller of dus. strtlks in the rough $ 1.05-$ 1.75, MINI AND STUART the Currency WASHINGTON, March 3.—Senator Glass was nominated and confirmed New French strain 4-0 dos. stalks in M ir T h e A u e e U t e * P r e e e l tho rough, mostjy $1.00. Some ship­ to be one of the threo Democratic members of the world war debt, funding M i x 'T h e A u e e U t e 4 P t m i ) MIAMI, Mch. 3.—Search for C-apments consigned. WASHINGTON, Mch. S^-In prorommission, declined the appointment. M SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 3.— i■ Ito a r i a t r l m t ^ ^ « '* * * * * « WASHINGTON, March 3.—Investigation during the recess "of congress Total carlot shipments Six giant Dcllavilnnd airplanes, car­ . from San­ m 23, after Leaving Bimin, for Stuart | ^ into the gold and sliver industry wns ordered by the senate. A commission rying twelve officers ofk the nir ser­ ford this season to date .. ..1,394 in nn airplane, hns been abandoned vice took off at Kelly Field this mom jf five was created to conduct the inquiry. Total carlot shipments from Mnncite coni trust ordered by the supreme by threo naval srnplanes stationed ing on a flight to Porto Rico. The \n tce this $c#»on to date..,—..,... 753 cort,” attorney general Daugherty to­ here. Tfie planes despatched to Key first ship left at 8 o’clock and half n day ordered filed in the U, 8. District a -West to take up the search have re­ court of New York the final decree minuUi later nil were in nir. After Craig is Engaged turned to the base. for separation in tho Lehigh Valley circling the field in close formation malrnnd company from its coal -sub­ they Ticnded due south mid turned toTo Appraise Plants sidiaries'., wnrd Houston. 'The route chosen for Southern Utilities Co. the flight was as follows: Houston, . WASHINGTON. Mch. 3.—The con­ Lake Charles, Montgomery, Arcadia, With the View of the City of Sanford tested nomination of James G. MeBERLIN, Mch. 3—A tclegmm from Hnifinn, Camnguey, Guantanamo, ' -Al­ Purchasing Same Nary of New Mexico to be comptrol­ Mannheim says French’ troops cross- Port Auprince, Snn Domingo then One of Greatest Weeks in Florida Templnrism Be ler of Currency wns reported favor­ t dlhc Rhine apparently with the in; Snn Juan, Porto ltico. The trip is fur Staged in Orlando in April The City Commissioners, nt their ably by the sennte banking commit­ tention of cutting, off the harbor. the purpose of carrying out the prob­ last mccing, engaged "the services of tee. Mannheim Is tho third largest city lem proposed will bo.considerdR startREAPPEARANCE.OF RUM FLEET There was u delny in compiling tho Entertainm ent—Sir Knight Donald J. E. Craig, a prominent engineer, to on the Rhinoluml and the chief com­ cd when ptaiya leave Arcndin, Fla. ORLANDO, Mch. 3.—(Special)— OF ELEVEN SHIPS cp|>rnisc the wutcr, gas and electric final committee vote members being mercial center of Baden. It has excel­ A. Cheney. • One of the greatest weeks in Florida polled instead of the vote being tak­ Auto ride—Sir Knight Thus. P. Rob- plnnts.of the Southern Utilities Co. lent facilities for shipping. Templnrism is being arranged, for Ap­ HIGHLANDS. N. J.. Mch. 3.—Re with the idea of. the city eventually en in the full committee, and the earril 9, 10, and 11 when Orlando and lUSiill. sumption of heavy rum running ope­ 'l y results of the poll gave MeNnrjr Music—Sir Knight Harry M. Voor-|taking them over. Mr. Cinig was re PARIS, Mch. 3.—German over­ O livet‘Commandery No. 4, Knights rations off the northerq New Jerseyontly employed by the city officials, a tnnjority. The opponents of the contures for the settlement of the repa­ Templar will piny host to the twenty- his. coast c o a s i was w u s .indicated . m in t IIU-U yesterday o - s u - i u u j with " n il , of Jacksonville to ascertain tho source) .. ,r . fir mat ion predicted , despite the favLadies— Mrs. Joe M. McCormick. rations issue, as affected by the Ruhr the reappearance off of “ Rum Row . . v .i l. l. i a -.L < „ im m iin iln tiiiti IKat tVin n n m • f ' P M T D AT D A D l P ninth un,lU“ 1 /enclave of the Grand occupation, are likely to be consider­ Place of Meeting—Sir Knight Wtl from which that city could secure u ( of a formidable licet which during un I oroide recommendation, that the nomt L l M i i l A L 1 A I I I I I Commander)*, Knights Templar of “ ’i •••••, (nation would fail with the adjournsoft water supply. He was also slni-i . ably delayed, possibly n month or ev­ * Florida. .The headquarters will Ik- nt bur E. Flower. favorable conditions has been greatly a i m ent of congress tomorrow. A recess daily employed by the city of Ocala,' en considerably longer, in the opin­ OFFICERS OF OLIVET COMMAN Director Frank Polnk and his fine the San Juan hotel. reduced. appointment by Harding I* expected. and in addition to making appraisals. ion of French official circles, ns ex* Euxti* bund will play in Central park DERY NO. 4. Tlie opcn|n gdny will be given over The fleet comprised eleven vessels K. Sir Richard P. Buckmustcr. F.. ('.«>< }»* P1* "1* i" Sn.trorU he will also! f (he Bnhama lyp,.. six of thcm wcrp . ■pressed yesterday. . Sunday nfternoim a t 4:15. The fol- to registration followed by n special WASHINGTON, Mch. 3.—Ebbing make testings to determine where an J steamers *and live schooners. Indica­ The French do not entertain any j ,owinif pr„Krarn wi,| I*. n'ndercd: conclave and entertainment for Ihe Sir Wm. M. Glenn, G. tide of the sixty-seventh congress on­ available sppply of fre.sb water ran be l doubts ns to tho ultim ate results off .March, Drcadnnught, Dnll*ey. visit in glndios nnd "Sir Knights. On Sir. Wm. S. Rranch, C. G. tions that the nitmeds operating the ly a day and n half before adjourn­ secured-tn provide for a city of fifty the pressure being exerted on the ( Selection from HoheAiiun Girl, St. Tuesday the parnde will 1h> staged, Sir Harry 11. Goodrich, S. W. small boats were preparing to protect ment Sunday at noon, presented a thousand inhabitants. There is. a very German industrialists nnd the tie r-. (-ja jr Sir Carl. J. Jnekium, J. W. themselves against rum pirates re­ followed nt noon by luncheon nt the | decided sentiment in Sanford for mu- ported to have bee'n active off the marked contrast to the yutgoing of ita man action by the occupation, but it Duet, Elena, Kiefer, (Played by J. Snn Juan hotel, and in the afternoon . K. Kir Leonard S. Thornton, P. . t I jieipnl ownership of public utilities. coast before the weather temporarily predecessors. it not believed the time is yet ripe E. Polo!: nnd B. G. P orter. Sir Herbert W. Shurrock, S._ B. n motor ride for the visitors. In the This* sentiment wda particularly in Mont of the important legislation for’Germnny to begin the overtures Sir Joe M. McCormick; Std. H. j halted smuggling, was seen in the re­ Spanish Waltz, Ln Gitann, Bucn- evening there will be n reception. On I evidence ut the recent election, at volver practice observed ashore. eklch French officialdom is confident losi. Sir Jesse E. Ramsdell, W. - necessary to adjournment wai high Wednesday there will be election nnd jvYhlch time a change wns made In the »he is bound to ultimately make, it Sir Claude White, S. The fleet which appenred yesterday and dry. snfely secured whether by installation of officers. Polkn, I’iszicato, Jnn. Strnuss. tity charter authorizing the city com­ being considered there is no other lowns hailed ashore us the vnnguurd enactment or in President Harding'* Sir Bert L. Blair, Rec.. . The program committee announces Patrol, The Blue nnd the Grey, Dnlmissioners to purchase public utilities, of an armada reported to In* on its hnnds and only the flotsam and je t­ |kal issue for her. K. Sir T. Picton Warlow. Trens. the following program: l>ey. ' • the election being carried in favor of wny toward New York market. As sam of the two yeaYs’ flood of leg!*Information received by the French SPECIAL NOTICE Program twenty-ninth, annual con­ Russian Mazurka, La Cznrine. leads them to tho view that the Ger­ Grand Selection, Songs from the clave of Grand Commnndery, Knights • By special request of the R. E. G. the change- by n majority of 25 to 1. mild weather hns broken up the ice lation remained. The number of small man conservative party working on Old Folks. Templnr of Florida, Orlando, April C„ all commnndcrics are expected to The rccomnicmlntion of the Chamber fields which have clogged Sandy Hook legislative dercllcta, howevor, showed the lines of patriotism, hns not yet 9-11, 1923, headquarters Snn Juan ho­ bring their commandery standard* nnd of Commerce, which wns npproved by Bay, old residents of the Highlands no diminution, nnd salvage craws Grand Medley, Superbn. the city commissioners, is to secure are look^tg for a resumption of smug­ were prepared to work desperately reached the end of its activities; nltel, Ornnge nnd Central avenues. Mnrch, Uncle Snm. U. S. Flags. during the closing hours, la te ses­ the water plant first anil lose no time gling activities on a large scale. GRAND OFFICERS. 1922. » that the big German industrialists MONDAY, APRIL 9 sions of both senate and houso were Samuel A. Johnson, Orlnndo, It. E. in securing the gas nnd electric plants. baying n certain nmount of coal nnd Eustis Band Reception nnd registration nt head­ held last night in order to save minor Grand Commander. Prompt action will nlsu be taken by rsw materials nbronil, are finding Snn Juan hotel. Kir Knight Government Dredge Will Play Here x quarters, bills. . ' It. J. Klshpnugh, W. Palm Bench. the city to secure cheTiper rates for themselves able to keep up the strugDt^vis Fishbnck, chairman registra­ Has Arrived Here Tomorrow Aft. tion. light nnd power, which nrv nt the With all of the regulnr appropri­ tie for the time being. . V. E. Dep. Gr. Commander. . E. I- Wirt, Bartow, E. Grand Gen­ present time considered excessive. 8 p. m. Special conclave of Olivet to Dredge Channel ation bills already completed as against the • usual pre-adjournment Sunday’s band concert~ln Sanford Commandery No. 4, Order of Temple eralissimo. BERLIN, March 3.—Thirty persons * r will Ire given by the Eustis bnnd. The Harry Brown, lakeland, E. Grand exemplification, Masonic hall, No. 20 xere wounded In n clash between the The government dredge Congareo battering at their safety, the two ma­ Speer Will Observe Captain General. . Bavarian National Socialists and Com­ Sunday previous the Orlando bnnd West Pine Street. arrived n t Sanford last Friday and jor unfinished mensurea, the farm cre­ Silk Week Next Week will immediately begin dredgiqg the dit-: legislation and the $150,700,000 ( Geo. A. Dame, Inverness, E. Grand 8 p. m. Kntcrtninnient for Indies of munists nt Augsburg in Ilavnria, 35 gave n very fine concert in'Sanford miles northwest of Munich, says a while the band from Sanford played in Sir Knights nt llenchnm and Phillips Senior Wnrden. channel from Monroe bridge to the deficiency appropriation bill, wete ad­ With Big Silk Sale Orlnmlo. The Sanford band will pinyF W. Schultz, Knratosa, E. Grand theatres. Secure tickets at registra­ _____ 1 Sanfold dock so that there will bo vanced yesterday far beyond the dan­ Central N'eyva dispatch. ger tine, lender* said. The farm cred­ in Eustis Friday evening. March 9, tion headquarters. Junior W nrden.' ^ Speer A- Son will observe Silk Week ■" *-iKh‘ ut ,'u,,n ,ow its bill, in conference, wa* brought reciprocating the visit of the Eustis D. II. Rutter, Daytona Bench, E. TUESDAY, A PR IP 10 SENATOR STOKES HERE starting Monday with a big silk sale ter mark throughout the year. Tho to the point of completion, ready for bund. The iden which originated with 9 n. m. Assembly of all Sir Knights Grand Prelnte. Federal government has spent nn in­ Wm. S. Ware, Jacksonville, E. in which everything in the silk de­ finitesimal sum o( money for im­ final action today as r.aa the deficien­ Senator John Stokes of Pensacola, the Tourist nnd Convention committee nt Mnqqnic Ilnll, No. 20 West Pino partment will lie sold nt very low cy Incasure. Grand Treasurer. . ess here on n short visit today com­ of the Chamber of Commerce, hns street, preparatory to parade. prices in order to carry out the idea provement:) on the SL Johns, river proven a popular one, and Kissimmee, Wilber P. Webster, Jnckitonville, 9:30 a. m. Escort grand officers Tho farm bloc’* “filled milk" bill ing down with Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. of Nntionnl Silk Week that Is being when compared to the umount spent also was sent to President Harding. on other 'waterways In tho United Crawford of Orlando. Senator Stokes Do Land nnd Daytona have signified from Sun Juan Hotel to Elks’ Club. E. Grand Recorder. James W. Eley, Pensacola, E. Grand put on all over the United States. States. Continual agitation by,cities The administration proposal for rsme dow'n with the Pcnsacoln party their willingness to exchange con­ Line of march; south on Orange av­ Speer A, Son have a half page in this certs, with the Sanford Musical ngenue to church, East on Church to Standnrd Bearer. American representation on the world on the river for federal recognition lut week but stopped off with his J . Lloyd Head, Jacksonville, F.. Issue railing your attention to silk will cause the government to perma­ court of the league of nations, how­ , Rosalind, north on Rosalind to Central ®ld friend W. B. Crawford, nt Orlan­ g retention. week nnd giving you prices on all * — — # • Grand Sword Bearer. East Ln Central to Elks’ Club. ever, became finally wrecked yester­ do, and for the pasl week has been silk goods, hosiery, etc., and the very nently ullocuto dredge* nnd other Growers Co-operate W. T. Hamm, Pnlntka, E. Grand 10:30 a. nt. Opening of the grand day for this session, despite an el­ necessary equipment fur maintenance touring South Florida and visiting the Jnw prices on all of this up to date Warden. ' eventh hour effort by PreSidatit Her* commandery. / work. . > . many points of Interest in the “great in Water League — W. L. Marshall, Tnllahasscc. E. stock of ailks and ailk goods will 12:30 Noon. Luncheon nt Snn Juan ding und Secretary Hughes. They sent doman of South Florida." Senator make them go. Everything In silk un­ Take Membership hotel to members of grand commnnd Grand Cnpt, of the Gunrd. , new letters to the senate foreign re­ Stokes is a self mndo man nnd came derwear nt special prices at this sale. Membership Campaign HOTEL RATES lations committee agaiq^ urging the to Pensacola about twenty years ago Ninety Per Cent of the Growers He- cry-, visiting Sir Knights nnd ladies. All silk remnants at half price. Snn Juan Hotel—Ratos in old build­ For Local Hospital Will court plan, but it was left on the leg-; Secure ticket* for luncheon In ndvnnco to take up the practico of law, in come Members of the league ing: Single room, without bath, $1.­ from chairman of registration. which he haa been eminently success­ Start Early Monday islatlve shoals when Republican* on POSTAL OFFICIAL HERE tho senate committee met and Re­ 2230 p. m. Grand Commandery re 50; double room, without bath, $3.00; ful.. He has served his county ns rep­ Tho celery growers of the East side single room, with bnth, $2.00; double affirmed their decision that action in resentative and ns senator and Is also have been solicited this week for convene* at Elks’ Club. Tho Directorate of the Fernald.... Mr. Edward Reynolds, vico prcsl room with bath, $4.00. Rntca in new membership in the Florida W ater 4 p. m. Automobile ride over city, Part owner of the Pensacola News and dent nnd general manager of the Poa Laughton hospital will M>ogin theln the two days remaining wa* Jmpoal* interested in other enterprises. Wtf Traffic league, nnd it is indeed g rati­ thence to principal hihways of Or- building. Single room with bath $3 tal Tcl-Cablo Co., G. W. Rlbble, gen- annual campaign for membership on slblo. Both aenate and house worked a t are glad to see ScnatoY Stokes In fying to tho officials of tho Longue nngo County. Assemble nt Elks’ club. nnd up; double room with bath, $5.00 oral superintendent of the Southern March 5th, which will continue thru south Florida. It will give him n clear that ninety per cent of the growers Car* will park on north side of CeA. up to $7.00 tho 7 th. It Is planned to build an ex­ high speed on Jammed calendar*, aach Please moke your reservations ns diviaion and J^C . Dollve, district »ugrinding out numerous minor bill*. insight into our resources nnd our solicited subscribed to membership, trnl avenue, facing went. perintendent of the Postal Co., were tension to th* hospital and every in­ soon as possible. Do not make them The house passed and sent to the sen­ which is conclusive proof that trans­ 8 p. m. Reception to grand com­ need* and he will go back home with in Sanford todny on n trip of inspec­ dividual in Sanford will bo requested direct. Send all request* for reser­ ate tho Sweet bill modifying the war portation in Florida is recognised h y mandery, Sin Knlghta In uniform, nnd the feeling that ■south Florida as well tion of the Postal lines In Florida. to contribute. Very few cities the , ............ .............. »* west.......... Florida is n part of the „grent tho growers ns a vital one. Ono of their ladies: | t Sorosis house, Lib­ vations to Sir Knight Parcnco H. They wore accompanied by'Mr*. Rey­ aizo of Sanford have a more efficient risk law In behalf of War veteran*, while the »enai*'oYd«fred a a w n in g , n< *Ute of Florida. Ho paid tho Herald' the prominent growers, when sollclt- erty street, Juit souUvof .Cwitral *v- Brown, Orlando, Fla. hospital and local pride in the instiHotel Empire—Rates: Slnglo room nolds, wife of the general manager. of me th* Veteran's in strong, intestiication or \eicnin • bureau, our^mu, imintM InTon-ct mW officc nn appreciated visit a n d , savf od, Stated that the sentiment of those enbe. strong, which ^hlch assure* assure* suesue investigation They expressed great pleasure a t the \ulidn, is with «ut both, $1.60 and $ 2 . 00 , one with whdm be had discussed the m at­ PAY, APRIL I t t;t the plans for securing dhe finto be conducted after adjournpient of » Ms old time f(iep\I K,’J. * ” "~J remarkable growth of Sanford and M M O m M M 9 a. p . urnpd CopmkPdcry recon person to room; two to room, $3.00. ware very much interested In the cal­ arices necessary for ita continued congress. Minor bill.l and 4<i»pMfon <01 ter, .was th at tho future of the vege­ l» also a form Double room, without bath, $3.00 and Improveconference report® are on uxwy » table and citrus Industry depended up­ vrnes a t Ellt*’ P u b . til ennnee nnd further improveof report* today s \ ory district. This is Mr.' hhd Mr*. maintenance nnd program for both branchoa of con­ on tho further development*^ the n at­ * Id a. m. Election and' Installment $3.50, two to room. Double room with Reynolds’ flrat vlalt to Florida and mbnt. Attorney .aiuCapital.b hath,* slnglo $2.60 to $3.00; two to gress, tho house working under a rulo ural water highways of the state, not of officers of grand commandery. they are highly enjoying their trip. room, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. in Behalf o f Sheriff with the Idea of supplanting the rail­ CONCLAVE COMMITTEE TALLAHASSEE,- Mch. 3.—The requiring a two-third* vote on meas­ The Angcbllt—Rates: 25 rooms with General Chairman—Sir Knight S. . . . £3 roads, but rather of supplementing TALLAHASSEE, March 1—The ar^ Dusto bonus commission met with At­ ures. ♦ private bath, $2.60 per day for one I l r T fc* A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s ) — At an extended executive session of their service. Tfio growers on tho Kendrick Guornscy. rest of several employes of tho state's torney Gcpcral Buford, and Commis­ TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 3.—E. B. West Side will be interviewed next „ . . § Reception—R. E. Sir Wm. R. O’- person, $4.50 per day for two per- . coed members of the sioner of Agriculture McRae today the senate late yesterday, hundred! sons. 50 room* with private bath, department ns nlle|pd Ronnell, attorney of West Palm Bench _____ _ _ __ ____ 1 ----------------week,, as. w H L a V Gcncva.- Uvledo, mob that atormd ,^he‘ ,ffhe ■Putnam county in connection with ita study of fea­ of nominations, including recant aparrived here In the intcttaL of -sheriff $3.00 per day for one person, $5.00 I>ointmcnts to important office* but Luncheon—E. Sir DcWitt Miller. jail yesterday had not been called of­ sible bonus propositions for state vet­ - Baker of Palm Beach county, today, Longwood. Altamonte, and other .sec­ Rcistratlon—Sir Knight Davis Fish- per day for two persons. 75 rooms with tions of Seminole county. Tho mem­ eran s'o f the world war, which com­ mostly postmaster* and army and *ho was indicted by tho federal grand private bath, $3.50 per day for one ficially to the attention of the Rood mittee was provided for by the last navy appointments, were confirmed. back. bership quoja for the county has been Department headquarters stated here iuO'. It is understood that Donnell Is ____ ______ ______ _ Hotels—Sir Knight Parcnco Brown person, $d.00 per day for two persons. today. Word of disorders at Palatka legislature. It is to make Ita report h*re in un effort to forestall any ac­ set at five hundred and If the result* 60 rooms with private bath, $4.00 per Reception a t T ra ip a -S Ir Knight W Dally Herald on aale at Joa’a Bmok# had been received official at tho gov- of the findings to the coming session. tion looking to tho removal of the tc. date can bo considered a criterion day for one peraon; $7.00 per day for House, Mobley’* Dreg Stqrt and C. Ksaington. on which to base the success of fu r­ ‘hcriff In view of his Indictment. ernor’a office this morning it waa two persons. Decorations—Sir Knight Wm. 8 . Hunt’s Pharmacy. ** ther efforts, this figure will bo ex— ■ Bring standards and flags. . Branch. The Daily Herald, IBc per week. ' . ■ • • ■ . ''A * T.s “5^ PS .-v: PAUIS, Mch. 3.— A Havas dispatch from Strasbourg says tho French troops crossed the Rhino over the yUxnu bridge this morning, proceed­ ing in the direction of Knrlsruhc work shops at Darmstadt and Port Of Mnnbcim have been occupied. The .correjpondent later telegraphed that the troops had entered Karlsruhe. The dis pstch adds todays operations were to facilitate customs control. COMPLETE PROGRAM 39TH ANNUAL CONCLAVE OF GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, APRIL 9, 10,11 RUM RUNNERS AGAIN ANCHOR OFF THE COAST BAND CONCERT SUNDAY AFT. • - . ' �PACK EIGHT MRS. PR ED DAIGBK, Society Editor * Phoos 217-W »»/ I I r « * k * T > n n y t r l, n * > f l t l l l s r y » ~ > l yom mrw | » l s * . l / n b r r r M n m l i i l tmam*. o r U * n s r r r a o r u U l o s , * rrtl * • • • t a l r a r « i » i k U S ,| M ir iM m , * l « l n * • • t a l l * . » r l r l , p l i . « , fh r lir a ,. I t *»l» * • f f r s i l f a * | ,r r r la t r 4 Lloyd Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. • Campbell and Charlya Campbell of Jacksonville, , are spending a short time in Sanford. Mis. Jnme* If. Uatcs and little son J. T, of Greenville, S. nre the guests of Mrs. John C. Dccn nt her hmio on Park nvenue. M rs.R y an , bazaar chairman, asked that each' member bring an apron on next Monday to the meeting, for the Easter bszuur. - * , e* ’ - r* 1 ■ ' 'mj After the matter* of importance were discussed; the dull adjourned to its socinl hour, during which Mr*. Itnnies, n talented reador, gave sevcrnl appropriate selections. The hosteshCK, assisted by Mr*. Schelle Maine*, nerved deliciou* refreahments, consisting of scalloped orators, cracker*, olive*, jelly, hot roll* nnd cotrpe. mbvrs Twi-uty,-t^o ^em bers and three vftvptilorj fycro present. On next Monday Mrs. Kmc it pe rry of Coffeyvllle, Kuna., arrived here yesterday nnd will Friday—Mr. and Mrs. A. B . Bell will spend some time here with her sister entertain the member* and friends Mr*. John Stempcr. of Seminole Rebekahs, with n t hickcn pillou nt their home on.-Mellpni* yille Avcnye nt 7:30 p'. in. jFriday—"Twelve Old Maidc," ,n play * by the Brejbytorian Church Clr.-fc * for the, benefit of tho Maine, at services! If you haven’t, then you m the Snnford High School Auditor­ have missed something really worth fa while. Cottie out totnight and hear to* ium at K p. m. Friday—Mrs. George Knight will en­ Father Anderson; you will be fully gg tertain In the 2nd of n series of pnr- repaid nnd will wonder why you did fa ties nt her home on Magnolia ave­ not come out sooner. Services begin fa' a t 7:45 p. m. with n song service. , r ^ nue. There is n question liox, and every Friday—The welfare department of on* is Invited to n*k questions; thgyj the Woman’s Club will give n free moving picture nt the Princess Thcntr* Friday afternoon from 1:30 un­ til 2:00. Miss Dickinson will pre­ sent then her "M othercraft Film." Friday—Mr*. 0 . I Perkins will entertnin the members of tho Lucky Thirteen Bridge club at her home on Magnolia avenue. Monday—Tho Women's Guild of Holy Cross Church mect.-i nt 3:30 p. m. a t the Rectory. Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets at the home of Mrs. Julius Tukach on . Eleventh street a t 3:30 n. m . SOCIAL CALENDAR Miss Helen Reerhauer, of Orlando, i the attractive guest of Mi** Lucy lyrd Spiythc. fy B. I.enaety nnd M. Stahl of Tampa were in tho city yesterday a t­ tending to businu^c. . Mr. nml Mrs. S. Ycnt of Jackson­ ville arrived hero yesterday nnd will spend a few days nt the Montezuma. Z. T. Ingram and A. F. Colver were among the business visitors here yes­ terday from Jiirksonvillo. ! Golden calendulas were used in |irofusion in the large club room, where the card tables were placed. ’ A fter several most interesting games of bridge, score* were counti*l and tho. prize for high score win. awarded to M ji. J. M. Wallace. Following the card game the hostess assisted by Mr*. C. It. Kirtley nnd Mr*. J. U. Coleman nerved delicious refreshment*. „ > ---Muulc Departruent ‘ A called meeting of the Music dt>* paitm cat of the Woman’* Club for the purport of transacting the InmU t'L'it I.JI." I • .1 ' ' ir-*l « March 1st, ut 3, p’clock, ’ the chairffa *mnn, Mrs. W. L. Henley, piesiding. . Tho minutos of the last meeting l® were read and approved, and Mrs. to: r E. M. Carroil, secretary treasurer, . gave nn' interesting flnancial report. |v* The chnirman announced that the fa first donation, $5.00, had been receiv­ ed for the Rand Shell Fund, from Mr. J. M. Stumnn. The music depart­ ment gave Mr. Slumon u rising vote lug of thanks, and the .-ncretnry was In­ structor! to write him a letter of npprecintion. • jtB A motion to gixe 821.000 to the gen,.,j ernl club building fund was carried. The officers for the coming year rt- were elected by ballot mid resulted fOP ns follows: ?nr Mrs. W- I* Henly, chainnan. (Up­ . on the nomination of Mr*. Henley the he department showed the choice to be ni^i unanimous by n rising vote). otn Mr*. A..M , Phllipt, vice chairman, ra* Mrs. W. Gwynn Fox, secretary* uj, treasurer; press committee. Mr*. It. K. Dens, chairman program .n, committee. ist Mrs. Henry Wight, chairman finnincc committee. . . • . Iln; Mr*. M. Minnrik, chairman member* m. «hlp committee. fi,, Mr*. H. C. DttRnic, ehairman mf 10. Moure committee. . ■hFourteen member* were present nt t *, *his meeting. A healthy interest is ,-j.: manifested in the music department, ,r. and the increasing membership list i t . ! points to "bigger nnd better" work. "Ain’t ho Just porfoct?” Uc sure by rcei’ig him nt the High School, Match dth. 290-lto TH E COMB-HACK ’• -------- ™ : fei For Floridn: Fair nnd list somewhat ’warmer tonight I f t and Saturday. ' *-* RAMON NAVARRO, ALICE TERRY, Stintlmciitnl .Salesman: “ I am nowpoor, hut I used to ride in my own LEWIS'. STONE carriage." * —AND— Unfeeling customer: COT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH your mother pushed it." ♦-.-Moral: Open, LaMARR W a s .' MONEY , j IBARBARA , •. • . : Hfmbitde County Bank n r ! Cut put this slip, enclose with Be 1jnnd mull (t to Foloy & Co.; 283.1 Shcf- ■ field, HI., writing your name and ad-j AJ’rance didn’Ubilend to annex the (field, III., writing your name •and ad *1 fiilhr, hut she % t y bitten off turn a iria l' package containing Fobmore than she can eschew. joy's Honey nnd T ar Compound for icoOghs, colds and croup: Foley Kid­ Matrimony settles djw n to normal ney Pills for pains in aides and back; when the bride begins to think she jiheumatism, backache, .kidney and A story of royal romance; and t bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cathartic a’d venturo an breathless and is a m artyr to love. [Tablets, a wholesome ahd thoroughly flashing as sword play. IN LOVING MEMORY OF GRACE CAMERON Our little niece Grace l.ucile Cam-j bowels. Sold cveryw cron, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. T . 1 ----------------- W. Cameron, fell nsleep with Jesus I FOR SALE---We hav o a number of GSEE CATHRAE to wake no more on Jnn. 12, 1023. She volt Prestolite, Willard nnd other wns only nick six dnyx with inftucnxa BATTERIES, ready for immediate Income Tax Specialist, People* Hank pneumonia, and fourteen months qnd use nt $15.00, each covered by our MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 15lh three weeks old. personal guarantee. Now’s your time. All Forms Oh, it ia sad to givo our little W» —KAY BJIOS., "KXIDK". Service. up, but God knows -best and still it Phone BI8. * 288-Itp make,* our hearts rejoice to think See the announcement for "Twelve th a t God chose our darling ono to brighten thnt vnrant place in heaven. Old Maids" In today’s paper. High Rut still our hearts nre aching since Tho Daily Herald, 16c per week. school Friday night. 28y-2t» we no more see thy face, but wo hope to meet her yonder in the happy af­ ter while, when tho holy iingcl* guth* Now Shipment just Received of or round that great white throne. EASTMAN KODAKS, FILMS, FILM Thou nrt gone, my precious Grace. Oh, how we miss your dear little face. PACKS ATMD KODAK ALBUMS Yea, darling, wo miss the little foot-: stops, laughter and that dear smile you always wore. How lonely wo a r e 1 without you. Oh, the table is so vn- f cant wltholit my darling baby’s presenco, but we know she is sweetly restwill remember when hi- comes to earth again. He will send III* holy nngi-ls lo.w atch and keep while .-he lies ho ctdd nnd deep, but in heaven he will place a height and shining e.-uvvn. Oar darling Grace ir, gone from us on earth but her memory linger* r till. Ye*, our precious one ia gone, no more on this, earth will *hc hnve to suffer.the paitls as wo do, and we will meet her in thw sweet bye anti bye. She leaves to mourn her going away Father, nnther and brother, grand palcnLv pitd a number of uncles and aunt*. . • Signed, M r . It. A. Huntington,- of Adel, (»n. nnd mother, MYs. T. W. Ca­ rnet on, Sft;iford, Flu. The Literature Department N ' The regular meeting of the lit- ratute department wu* held Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 28. A goodly number of the members were present with se­ veral guests nnd one of our former members, Mrs. J. \ \ . It,trite*. A most delightful aftcriToon was spent, the usual Ir.i.mic.-. transacted at first, then th rte .qdendid papers— re-tl papers—on uu. subject, China. Product.* uf Chiiui, Mr*. K. A. Moffit. The-Families of China, ..Mrs. Alfred Liljn. Floods of China,’ Mrs. R. A. !>ottgIns*. All were exceedingly interesting nnd much enjoyed. It was a pleasure to S have papers whidf had taken so much study. ' . . Mra. Bnnic*, with great generosity, gave us a fine talk on the Psychology of Musir lo r the young nnd read a hc splendid paper, which will be found JJJJ elsewhere in this issue of The Herald c " —being of too much importance not me to reach all those .to whom it will l>el5 S of value.. Being the afternoon of the annuul a n election, tlje uu-mlrtr* were called to 5 S order to elect officers for the year JJS by ballot, according to the constilu- ■■ tlon. The result of the election wns ns fob 5 ! lows: Mrr. Stella Arrington, phair- ■ ! ntnn; Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, vice chair-'a n man; Mrs. S. (). Shinholscr, secretarytreasurer. * J5 I C. B. Richards of Crescent City ■pent the day here yesterday tran­ sacting business. ! PS TRY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD A crisp loaf on your tabic this evening would add much to your meal. A good nose would be tickled in our fragrant Snnltsty nnU»Sht>|>, inhaling the odoru of nil our appetizing,'wholesome goodies. Next to Princess Thent^e 10 Stores in Georgia 1 Store in Florida Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 HO YOU KNOW BRANS? 289-2tc BUNGALOW APRONS •teprcM itk’t! in Boftijiic effects anti atruiifht lines. .Some deli­ cately hand omLroMcrcd, others trimmed uriffinnlly in pretty colorful beaded buckles. NAVY—BROWN—BLACK CHILDREN’S SCHOOL Sizes 16 to 40 Presented in three prices for Saturday uml Mundnv only DRESSES , IVTOTHIING spoils so ros1 s H y p s m ilk. B acteria soon sw arm in th o em pty m ilk cun* unless th ey nre th o ro u g h ly sterilized f t ­ * cry day. B ut G ia n t Lye 1s J u it w hat th ey need. T h is powerful solvent quickly destroys every trace of germ s a n d boc1 terlo’ nnd leaves th e tnBk vessels com pletely sterlilted a n d spotlessly clsan* •I G fant Lye costs so little you can nflord to use It' o ften ttnd reg u larly .­ -, We have added a GIFT DEPARTMENT to oUr Shop where the newest Novelties of the season can be seen-------— ------Your inspection invited WHERE STYLE REIGNS" T H E P O S T O K F IC E IK N DOOR TO US , yi *- . . 'i ^ ■ 1 :7 ". - GIRL’S SPORT HOSE Come in and get metis 4red for your Spring Suit Delivered when it , h most convenient for you, - D IH K C T IO SSi t/MlMo- $paonfuU of Giant Lye to *ott1 gallon a/ wattr. I‘lint abruifl It6ur all r tiith with this tot 11tlorumd tint* i/uwuueh* ly with tltar m m . , *r ' F o r t 6 yoatt th o B r it. • A ir-T ig h t T op II0 U 1 t h f S lr m g ih afaK M H H iraaH asaB B H B M H H N iB B iiciikiiiciimk tsaHaat]a aranaa la a a a n a a a a a a tts a �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1823 Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co r t ’iii.iKiiKmi - K d llo r __ K m r l « r > - T r f » « » r ' r G rn rrn l M nnnucr A tltrrlltln e M nnnsrr A itrrlliltig lln lr« Mud* A |>|» I l r n l l ( t n Known «*n One S n l i a r r l p t l c i a p r i c e In . H i a n r , V e n r _____— i — ... MJW One l l r l l i e r s ' l .U» r l l f > r I n r r l r r W rrlt ...... rf. ( M s M onib * r-en-M*ill ite* ■i>"•-»— »»»—*• T fce b l i r l i t I O IS -H W W U r r k l f l l e r nlil r n l l r c l r r n t e r a S em in o le lu u n lr n n d I* f m t i i l n h r U r o l r K r l t J l l , . Id le r. tln Jn tc , r « * c n w n d r L m m n o n n p p l l c a l i o n . *3.i>0 p e r r e a r , n i t , i t , a I n m l w i n e c . M ggnr.H T in: a ssocia tk h riir.ss The Assoclntiut Press Is exclusively enlllleil to (he U** for repuliMcnllon of nil news ilispntrlic* ercillUil lo It or not otherwise credlteil In Oils n,i|ier nmt nluo tho local uewn tmlilliheU herein. Alt Muhin *>f re-puldtcalhm of sDrclat dispatches herein ate aiso-reaerviMl, ; FoMirn Adv^t!'! T11F-AM L It I1' A N P H S A-, A nil .now that a new ftp built nt f'anavorala tfilcovered there who poetry in the Titusville ATI *)S’ railroad, is to jioet has b u n writes rnring Advocate: Grapefruit Cocktail weeks. The old institution of * a i l - - j"town erfer" was revived, nnd through Cream of Tomato Soup the streets of a modern eity men went ringing their hells, and tolling forth Choice of One-fourth of the pupils in the first news of the d«y. The strike brought I'ieklts, Olives, Combination or Chicken Salad year of high school ami the eighth to the people of the municipality very crude elementary schools of a certain forcibly the p art that n dnil^ newstown f i l i a l to jm?s their mld-ycsr ex­ paper ploy* iu their lives. Hotels, Roast Young Turkey and Oyster D ressing am inations.' Parents rose 'ip their rd n u rn n ti and stores, . * Chicken Giblets Saute with Rice wrath ami denounced the schoftl*. I he |sfy the general demand for informa­ principal replied that tire failures al­ tion began posting real and imaginary PineanplQ.FriUer Glace most without exception, were tide to' wide and telegraph news. Auctioneers __ "**l *:_1fi.. "lack o f -study, irregular attendance, and mere Hants found that few buyers * n* . " - 1 absolute Indifference, shows, dances attended their salt's without the usual * Fried Sweet or Mashed Potatoes • advertising, and in every way the ami parties.” Tire school systems of the stnte con­ general medium for the presentation Apple, Mince, Pumpkin Pics or cerned are noted for th eir excellence. of news and views was misaed. Grape-Nut Custard Messing* brighten as they tuke Among them the schools of the town referred to rank righ. The teachers their flight, find probably the papers are said to lie second to none in th e ;in that town made friends during country. When schools fail underjthelr period of enforced inactivity. such p system as a rule it is for lari. The.convcnlencea which lie a t our door of eo-operatinn by the parents nml are seldom npjmwlatfd as they do»rrvc, and sometimes it takes a real children. Th • principal will have no trouble jolt to disclose - to people generally taken <|Uite an u in subKlantmting his charges regard- >.vhat these thlnf ing the outside activities of the ehll- m atter of t mim«, ihfuii, n the routine , comfortable, and convenient dren. It i* n o t‘difficult to prove « Ht. Augustine Uccord. which pupils in a community lend*! wholesome, quiet lives, conducive t» good Scholarship, nnd which lead the nnuatiHBRKn aacitiE u n B H ztiastin sjiizE n n aH ap eM n rsy aisK azu B au au other kind. Thu difficulty Yoiiiej in f.o ig h > mid Colds ate provitur to ‘flmli.-d], Indulgent, p irent?.and tinulrn pr<iii1ni l r .it. the true lylntion between llie rhild'r f ieid o r iftvelnp into Fit outside diversions- nnd .liis ni-honl Take ito eHajiti work. Patent* who nrn Inclined to Foley', llodey and Toy foi hlr.mu tiie schools for th< failure of hmltijuiekly check ey.ipl. their offspring wouhl do well to ludL Tee cotts^aituy |ncr< using fin is in the fate.—Jill ksontille .tbiun- ipdl ,*rt Hbtiry and Tar, A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ agement of the following BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jj R. Anthony,. W. H. Tunnicliffc. D r.'S ^ u l- ;vi;'catpn/dr ~ " if. Williams ALL DEPOSITS INSURED Sanford, Florida B SB asgB aaaii, . you g et from ra. Wo will not sell feed th Relieve rem vionta fair value for the price GIVE US A TRIAL T. O. Owen, Photographer, invites all children of four years old or younger lo the Studio to have their pictures taken, when he will present each one with n photograph of him or herself absolute? lilt. It. M. MASON IN 11FRINKS FOIt HIMSELF AGAIN ly FULL. B rK » iS sa « iin a n t!B rn i( ana. a a c E z e r a n x a m i Anyhow we arc glad they art- in irg to rnl*i‘ thi‘ congre*. man' -.ihtty It will induce some real guml mm t’> make Uie race in the fit lure and we ought lo get loiter mat; ris| fur m o l e money. So we m fco with Congre? man Fp-h.iw in his enlenvot t>*get larger mdnrie* for iniijri, ?rcrti v.-ith the provisiou Vta. that I hey do. 1. in, n a t-^nrr< _ttnit* Ul*'> tT*' to n g i c e sum n Will I pynaw that the members of congrd'S cat live on their pref.-nl mloiy, that ; of them will have to borrow mono; get home on nnd they should have thousand a year subtly. We wi like to whisper to Will that im thbse who cannot diet home lo-l I money on poker t,<‘d tin t oL. ut | v, tenl'o.f litem nevt-r in,to- le i U h!i(ti| n year in their itf. while I were privates in the rear ranks of —himself included. SANFORD, MARB LI G R A N IT E WORKS r n :R v w o r k a s p e c i a l t y JOHN G O V ll Proprietor g re a t, possi- \ are! ’ %,t the ing n mtiuinity and \v to thone ft lends wlio ti* year after year am SHKltlFFH DOING TilF.ill DUTY grow us-otir rotniminlt "It iH through the i ,* A mob from Almlitia county went frieyds that we have I over into I’titm m cuurdy vt ■tcidnj build up a new .t>ai i-r inoriting and attenipte I to lake a ikpro from jail who it was ilioiu'lit had 'killed a whit, men i tlaiin vilb oi, Saturday night. Tin- I’litmun eouniy Sheriff is a big Ldl Florida boy who djbjccls to having Ins jail me. i-d up Jty a mob and anyhow he re.-enied a Uiiih •fruui another county coming over Tl. tell 17.in ' where to bond in ami Lie pfompily poured a buhth of shot into 1]te ranks of the ttmbbera at the jail, vjns shot in the hand hpnself Imj sav­ ed the- prisoner ahd Uien telephoned tke A*latlum .authorities to ariei-t the ificndjer of tile moh when they n ached then- and eleven o f them are iidiv In j dl whcVe they will In* tried fJr the offense of iirt aking. into a jijil and shooting the sheriff. More BfHl more the people ore waking tip to, Uie fact that the law should take its course. Our own sheriff here i* to be com­ mended for his nr linn upon several m & I Pa-w agcr Carry ina by Florida's Aerial Pilot, IIM'IIF. JOHNSON YOU’M, MISS IT TO SELL SEASON TICKETS FOR fwenty-fivo young ladies, friends and allies of the Ameri an Legion, nro wailful to enter tho campaign for selling Benson Tickets forjthp TATE 7M Spencjr Height lots are going fn n S 1 One of the licst sub-divis­ ions in Nanforil and nil big bits. Sec us now nnd nick while pl.-lting is good. Easy terms. Come and have your Suit made from Uie FAMOUS FRESCO LINE FINEST MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES ( has. G. Bocae, with Edwatnl E. Straus & Cotnpaiiv. -of Chicago, III., will lie here to • .ymu* mcasuvsN a perfect fit is guaranteed. \Y{* wiirhilow a .tei^r'CettfiaiflcoanT!itf iientil inthaemimty go^l only fur orders token MONDAY and TUEHDAY, WARGH 5TH* 1 GTH, Regular, prices ranging from, ............ .................... .......S22.50 to S5SL50 AMERICAN LEGION’S BIG CIRCUS Beautiful Diamond Ring first prize to the successful seller, Three other prizes given to those interested in the work. Now is the' time to get busy Maxwell & Britt First Quality See the American Legion Circus Committee AGENTS ■ Call on Joe Chittenden. Post Comamndcr, Chamber of Com REAL ESTATE Fire, CMualty, Auto Insurance 105 W. F irst S t , SANFORD, FLA Tho Daily Herald, Me per week. 5 ■ M mcrcc Building, or J. S. Roberts. Manager American Legion's Circus 115 EAST FIRST STREET. PHONE 104 �Al^ssp.*- fc:* v^=i - H BSB r l r;5 *t1-A:• .fig V*y*i^ > ■ >^,j; Im * f s r ’-:/’ v *-^rWr5? - h. -Vi - - Cook , TIIEfSA'NFOnD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1923 MITICI! OF IXTKXTIOX TO APPLY iron iirrrtm N f At k x t Kniifp lif hereby given Hint llio *«n* ■ttnlimnl will apply l<> ilir Ouvermir of ltn> Hint- of Florida oil the fllli day o f lla reh . A. l>. HISS. fur l^ tti-rs Pal* e « t to hr Ihmi. iI to ALTAMONTE KHUN COMPANY upon the f o llo w in g Article* ■tf lncori>oratloii adopted !•>' the snl.l com pany ns It* proposed charter. I'llOlHWED CIIAItTEIt OF A LT A ­ MONTE Kr.IlN COMPANY The. underslKPcii Inrurpuratot* h e r e ­ by ASHocInto th em selves t o g e t h e r fur the purpose of formlmt a - corporation for profit undrr the la w s nf the Htntc f.f H o rid l» and d.» h ereb y adopt the fo llo w in g A rticles of Incorporation.’ A rilrlr I. Section I.—The name of th is co rp o ­ ration shall he “ALTAMONTE VKItN COMPANY.” and Its principal office and place of business sh a ll he at AI taniotiie Hprlaus, He.nluole County. Florida, w ith p.nvi-r (-> .stn h llrli hranrh offices and places o f huslitess nt other points In the S ta le o f Florida and In such o th er ntnles mid r e u n i f i e s ns It m ay deem n ecessary or advisable. A rilrlr II Cliuified Adi le a word. No od taken for le u than 25c and positively no (Isssificd ad» charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count Ike words and rem it accordingly. P in t a ALP. _____ FOR R ENT FOR SALE—Dosier and Gays' paints Dr. Coue advised the Yalo under­ snd varnishes a t Sanford Novelty graduates to apply autosuggestion to Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc their studies, but he didn’t say a thing FOR SALE—Controlling interost In)that would encourage the football Miami. Largo hardware store d o - j eleven.—New York Evening Post. I inK business. Reason for selling olh* interests. Address 711 N. Miami NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: The Sanford Cnr|K'nters* Local 1761 | Avenue, Box 30, Minml, Florida. contemplates a raise in scale to 76c 2-12-c-o-d-3w per hour, taking effect May 16, 1923. I oafriAti FARMERS— You can get seed bed frames end irrigation plugs a t tfce | °»nford Novelty Works. 100-tfc IV THIS l l l l t ' M T f i l l IIT. S R V K V n i ' Daily Herald on snlc at Joe’s Smoko Bouse, Mobley’s Drug Store and Bunt's Pharmacy. tf j *DR SALE—Muino grown Cobbler feed potatoes. Only a few bags lo ft & Co,______________289-Jtc SAi7k—Tomato plants, MTllariShoe Ropalh/dSop. !280-3tp J - ' r - ;,t JITIK TAI. C lltCU IT . SKU I.VOI.K l ’t l | ; \ T V . I'l.tllltD A . IX I'll ANKEItV II. , \ . Ward. II. W. Ilnraum and I', A. Vlar*MI, in . Anna M. S n o d r r , A lkerln >t, l a n i t r y , If l l i l n x . nnd If drnd aan ln x l nil pnrllrn rlnlmlnn I n t r m l n i»n»lrr Athrrlu SI. S n n d r f no hrlrn. d r tU r r * , a r n n lr r * or ttlhrr rlnlmnnln untlrr klnt nnd Cnrllon lllrr. It ID Ina, nnd It droik aa a lu a t nil im rlim rln lm ln e lnlrrr-1* nndrr CartInn lllr r n« h rlm , drvUrrn, nrnntrra ar nlkrr rlnlmnnln undrr'hint. Tt> thn itr fm d a n in A n n a M. Haarilry. Alltrrt i M. Hawdejf. tt liv in g , nml If tlratl nil tiartlra clntmtnu Interrxtn u n ­ der Alltrrtn M. Hnwitry. docranml, pr ulhorwlHo In tliA jiroprrty hrluw drHcrlknl nnd t'arlinn H im, ! f Hvlnff. and If drail all pnrtltn rlalmlriK Internets Undrr Carlton Hire, d rerasrd, nr o th e r , w i r e . in ttir ru llo w ln s nroperty s i t u a i e III Hemlnole County. Florida, desrrlhcd S A L E -A R M y sH Q 6 8 - S A L E - W c | nnvc Just bought a tremendous 1 | lock °f Army Munson last shoes to to *Be public direct. Price an The E.int |0 arrra o f I h e k W ' i o f thr •<*». These shoes arc 1005r solid N\V 1, o f rrrtion 31, T o w n s h ip t l .South ‘at!icr 'vBh heavy doublo soles sew- ltuiiK<> 31 East. It Is lirrrliy • orderrd th a t you and I” a,id nailed. The uppers arc of each o f you do ap p ear to th e hill of heavyF ^*n chrome leather with bcl- complaint hrrrln tllrd on th e Snd day of April. A. D. J « J . . _ . . tongue, thereby making them It is fu rth er ordered Hint lb*s order nf publtruHon be published In th e Han­ 3 crpronf. These shoes are 'selling ford Herald, a n e w sp a p e r published In , rF nnd vve ndvlse you to order Hanford. 8*011mite County, 1 Florida, once a w eek for elu h t co n se c u tiv e , on£f insure your order being fill- w eeks. , v . . V W lt n e -s my hand anil senl o f Hie The sires am (I to l l nll widths; ji.ild Id C lr rtiH C ou rt nt Hanford. Florida. P*>’ postman o n r e c e i p t o f g o o d s u»H day or I'.dirmiry^ a ^ d ^ ^ « 3. head money o r d e r , - M o n e y r efu n d ed 1‘ _ (fferk Circuit Court, |B shops ■re not satisfactory.—The U. Hrminol* County. Florida. Hy A. M. W -ek *. D. t l Stor J i l l Broadway, New ktaaioy A Warlow. ’; ° ,k CBy. ton 11 882-tfc 2 -t fc H<illoit<>ra fur rnmplalnuM*. ? -J ,,lP , 17. 51. 3-3. 18, IT. SI. SI. >-^^♦,»n<r;’ ’ r' 7f?i ^ P AG THBEtt PAGE under a huge canvas trn t which will This Listens Good, he aplcndidly lighted each evening, Modern Circus Benefit commencing on Monday, March 12th, American Legion | and winding up in grand shape on girl or woman in the county may en­ ter the contest free. The circus nnd all the entertain­ ments are under the direct supervis­ ion of the American legion, while the manager nnd promoter of the affair is J. S. Roberts, who is here in person. The American Legion is taking this means of raising funds to enable it to build a home. CANADIAN MAGNATE DIES (Ity Th* A-i-orlate* Pr***> LOS ANGELES, Mch. 3.—Roderick John MacKcnzJe. Canadian railroad mngnatc, arid internationally known sportsman, and manager of the Tleasunton race track near San Francisco died suddenly in a hotel here last night, Saturday midnight, March 17th. Six Wonderful Aggregation, of World’s afternoons and evenings of pleasure, Wonders In Hanford i with n dance each evening under tent after the circus stunts have been com. The circus is coming. Usually the circus is n fall visitor. jilcted. Dally concerts hy n clown But this is n circus that will be hand, and each evening there la prom­ RESOLUTION SIGNED somewhat different. ised a "death-defying act" at 9:30. ARMY BILL SIGNED This one comes for a benefit for the It is promised that an automobile III; The AntM-lxIfS Pr**»l American Legion building fund, nnd will Ik* given tu the girl or w'umnn (Ily A***ela«*4 Pr***» 1 WASHINGTON, Mch. 3. The 1 ID y Th* Th* A*a*ft«l*4 Pr***» will be staged on the loko front, which who shall sell the largest number, of WASHINGTON, Mch. J.—The Ar- j Forter resolution requesting thnt newill be cleaned nnd leveled and put in season tickets to the circus, nnd a dta my appropriation hill which carries gotiations be begun with - foreign shape for the coming performance; imbu'd jin g ami other jewelry will lie an appropriation of $50,680,000 for j government!! to curtail production of There are many interesting prom-!awarded on Saturday night, while river and harbor projects was signed! habit forming drugs was signed by ! President H arding'yesterday. ^flection t.—The general nature nf the Isos: n real jazs- hand; ten big nets there will he prites each evening. Any yesterday by President Hartling. l.pslnves t.i t.e transacted by the said corporation shall tie the carrying on of u Kcronnl mirser) huslnfs* and in connection then with In rillse. prod pcs, btij. sell. Import, export nod trade ami deal IP Seeds, ehruh-. ptnnts. produce and flowers of all hinds, to carry on and conduct any and nil hinds of ag­ ricultural and horticultural operations snd generally to produce and trade u any nml all hinds of produce of the roll, to raise, buy. sell and otherwise trade vf. and deal In live stpek of any kind, to manufacture, buy. sell nnd trade In (forehand let- of all kinds; th Issue Its X tion.ls Tor any purposes of the companj and to sernre the same In any manner permitted hy law: to purchase, tease, or otherwise acquire real properly, and to sell. r#-lea*e. or dispose of same: to purchase, nc.tulre, hold and dispose of any ty»d all trademarks, tradenames. Inventions or processes secured undrr Letter* Patent of the Pull..1 male* and elsewhere; to do nil things herein set forth ns fully as'any natural per- 1* son might or could dp: to have ante res and agents to conduct Us business In any place In the stale of Florida and elsewhere and gene rally to enjoy and exercise alt of the rights, powers anil privileges Incident to corporations for profit under Ulc laws of tin State or Florida. Arilrlr Ills Section t.—The authorised amount of ......... stock of this corporation »hnll be Ilf teen thousand Hollars tils .ooo.iio) nf which total sun* pit shall l»e common stork, the said common stark la he divided Into tlfteen hundred <1.shares, nil of the par value of Ten Hollars (I 1A.Q0) per -share. Section I —Each' stockholder sliall tie entitled to one (I) vote at nit meet­ ings of the stockholders of the company for each share of stock held n> Section J.—The total authorised cap­ ital stock of the company may he paid y for either In cash or In property, la­ bor or services, at a Just valuation to he lived l.y the. Ipcorpqratoi • or n> the Iunwtorn nt a meeting called Tor AT 10:00 A. M. such purpose. , FOR RENT—Five room bungalow', FOR SALE call at G01 Park Avd. or phone 22-1. 290.tfc FOR KENT—Eight room house, well gg|*llggj|gE located.—A. P. Connelly t i Sons. FARMS * 269-tfe HOMES I WANT TO KENT two or three LOTS rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with hath, nml use of garage, for myself, wife and one child about HUNT. AI.OW nins years old. Must he reasonable. New, f. rooms, good location $3/100.00 Or would consider small cottage. Terms like rent. Address Box XX, care Herald, tfd FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping or bed rooms, $3.00 per week.—3I t STORY ANU HALF HOUSE East Fifth St. 290-2tp Bcflutiful grounds, large lot 100x281 ft. Citrus trees, bannna nml shrub­ FOR RENT—One front bed roqm, 117 bery. Close in $5,260.00. Laurel Avc. 290-3tp Easy terms FOR RENT—Furnished upstairs npnrtmrnt, two large rooms, 30G Palmetto Ave. 290-2tp BUNGALOW, $0,500.00 FOR RENT— 1 nice apartmhot, all Last front, Southeast corner, 5 rooms. conveniences and well furnished.— Bath, large front porch. Back porch j ^ , pholu. ]8J 21)(Mfc Arilrlr IV. Section I.—T he term for which In'* laundry tub*. Hot water piped nil corporation shall exist shall be p er­ oven Double floors. Properly built !F0K K E N T -2 room furnished apart- petual u nless or until th<- same he l e ­ gally dlsaidvrd. lout. Ideal location. Terms ™ont' Kood locntion- APP>y “°° throughout Arilrlr A . Third Street. 201Up Section I.—The huslnees of tilts C*A• I like rent. pot nt Ion .shall tie conducted l» a hoard of nut Irsn limn three (3) nor mure tlmn seven (I) Directors, and by n WANTED I’reshtrut. Vice - President. Secretary nml Treasurer. The President.and \ Ice WANED—A chance to build your ORANGE GROVE Pi esideul shall bo tnemher* of new homo heforo lumber gets any Hoard Over G acres, nil in bonring trees. of HI rectors. Section 2.— Ttie lloard of Directors On corner of hard road, near city. higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ shall tie alerted an n u a lly at a m eittu u Terms to responsible people. Priee ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc of the slitekholders to lnT held lilt Hie Inst Monday of January of each vein 15,000.00. GOOD JOBS for good iKiya; clean and and the President. Vice president. Herrelary nml T reasurer sluill be nmin healthful work. Opportunity for ally elected by the Hoard o f I'D eeloradvancement. Apply Western Union ehnsen earh year nt a meet ng of tin Dire d u r a to he liyld Immmtlntelv fo l­ CELERY FARM Telegraph' Co. 280-tfc lo w in g th e said annual stock h o ld er6 acres tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern m eetin g. The offices of Secretary- and T reasurer may he held hy one nhJ Du food road, near hard, r-urfneed road. seed, for good clean stock will pay S -The time, place and oinTi­ Good land. No buildings; has not n good price. Address W. P. Newel! tterSection ..f ra ilin g m eetin g s of sto ck h o ld ­ | been worked for some time. Price, Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, er* and directors oih er titan the 1 f ,l'll*»' m eetin g Shull no nx.nl hy the hy -l a w « 12,750.00, Terms can be arranged. Fin. 270-tfc of the s.tid corporation. *und the ele c ­ tion of the Hoard "f Directors ahall h WANTED—Colored man with fnm; |,y liallnt. each stock h old er heltjg HI l[Q ,,t to one vo le for each share or Hy on celery farm, steady job. In­ iil nr k cltv ii OfI by ll IfTI* CELERY FARM P lw lo rp quire M. S. Nelson or Box 27G. 289-!ltp * St rllnti L—T li f Ilrtllhi may provide for the elee lto n or np10 uefes, all tiled, in first class con­ pointm ent andvfor llxlng the d u ties of dition. Nice new 6-room cottage, also POSITION WANTED—Anyone de­ nucli oth er officers nml a g e n t s us they siring any help in a dry goods, gro­ may deem advisable, uml may m ast fc room house and out buildings. Near -tirli ruh « nnd take such action not incery store, cafe or central office, con sisten t with the charter an.I i>> bard road, and railroad. This place la w s of the cortiofallon ns they nin) ku hern well taken care of and pro- P1**"0 " °tif>- <“ onct'- Miss Otclete deem advlsnld e (or th.- operation ..f U* 289-3tp duerd a good crop of celery this year, l-andt,-.-*, *anf,,rd. Fla. huslitess. g r l l c l r VI. Hrrtlot! I.—Tht I.—Thr name* of thr nffleern Price $11,500. Terms can he arrnngwfltt sh a ll rom lu rl the lutsln^rss.of the LOST Ir i * norporatlon uni 11 those a t r unaHlied LOST—Ono platinum brooch with 3 CELERY FARM diamonds set in it. Finder leave nt 10 acres, all tiled. Gdod land in office “ "'I receive $20.00 re8°od condition. No buildings, flow- 1ward. 278-tfc •ng Wells, near hard road. Close in. J.OST—One white and red pidded Also near loading station. Price $G,- ■ July hound hitch dog, on brick road W0.00. Terms. or near Wckiwa bridge, Feb. 14th, weight about 28 pounds. Six years old. $50.00 reward.—J . II. Hardin, 288-Otp A. P. Connelly & Sons G0J Elm Ave. I’honc 18 ^J08 Magnolia Ave. LOSt1—Large Cameo pin, Feb. 17, If returned to owner, liberal reward. Ask for Mr. Bronson See Herald office. 290-fltp i 288-tfc ’. ■ '-; « w, . - * w ho slmlt hr ele cted nt thr *]rat ahlimit mi rtlOK t>r th r stor k holders a f o irs fo llo w s: U eorur Unit. I resident; lllritsi v 1^ Multlile. Vler,l*rrsldrnt. and Albert E. »Mlnr. Secretary and Trearurer. _ . * A rilrlr VII. Feet Ion 1.— The hl,;hrM amount of Hide hied ness or IliIhlHu to hi-h this eornoratlon ran at any lime rubjert Itself -It.ill he the sum -if f i f t e e n T housan d D o lla rs ( t t j.Ofia.puj A r ilr lr VIII* S e c t i o n I. — T h e corporate seat o f Hie corp oration sh all hr an tiearltiu th r words I-’EIIN ('(i.MI’ANY. COlll’DltATK SE AL Arflele IV. S e ctio n t , —T h * sfocklioldors o f th r curp-iratton sh a ll adopt liy -ln w * nut lu con siati at w ith tin ch arter and th " tiiwe o f the S ta te o f F lh r lr t t fot the K ovrrhm rnt o f Its officers, add th e h ylaw n nHitfitril pltwlI lidolilPH »»> i i i f v»U ' o f the m a jo rity tif All /hurrH o f t h - sto rk , and may hr am ended In su rh m anner a* m ay be provided lu said ny-laves. , - A r t i c le - g . . Section 1.— T he name* and residences Of th e su h scrlbars and the amount of stock subscribed by each are a* fo llo w s: tleoru r (‘. l u l l . K aln m a io o. Mlchlirnti. Five hundred s h u n s : HlrdSte U Maltblr, of A llam o n te Hprluns, Florida, llv* hundred shares, nml Ali-erl E Cline, of' Altam unlr SurliiRs, Khtridn, live hundred shares. T he fore* cdlhK A rticles o f Incorporation w c su h serlh e this tn d day of March. A U. 1DI3, nnd do hereby suhserlhe each for tllp amount of- stork set opposite o u r resp ective al«natures. tSIuni-d) H K O tV lE C . 1I A L L BSD sh ares H IIID H IE K M A I.T O tE B00 shares A L IIK H T E . P U N K Boo sh ares S la t * nf Florida County o f Hemlnolc On this day p ersonally uptn-ared Itcf o r e m * tl f o r g e V . Hall. Hlrdrlc L Mnltble nnd Albert E CHne. to me w e ll k n o w n to be tin- persons d esrrlh -d In and wh" slg n rd th e foreuoliiK article* of in corp oration of A ltam o n te F ern C ompany, »nd n ok n ow led aed b e fo r e me th a t tb eA seTi rolly sluped Hie sa m e nhd Hiibecrlbrd for the am ount o f atnek se t op p osIlu A h elr n a m es., , In W itn ess W hereof. J h a ve h tJ e u n to set my band and ufflclsl sea l th is Hie Snd day o f March. A. D. 19S1. , Sly i;cd I T. D. IIA Lt, A HD. 1 K V Notary l'utdlo My co m m issio n expire* Dec. 15, 191S S ll-llo .................... 1 i _____________________ -i ■- ■ .n r -J ’'III-never go hack—never!" Did she? Come and icc, March 6th a t tho High School. 291-ltc FOR SALE—Two Stsge Magnnvox Power Amplifier with Vacuum Tubes wn| Batteries complete, half price, no radiophone set la complete without amplification.—RAY BROS., "EXIDE" Service, phone 548. 288-4tp The*widow a t Doom was old enough to know better, slid if she has to take, In washing wo shall waste no sympathy oh her. • - Wednesday, March 1923 t Chapman & Tucker’s Addition to Sanford—One Block Last of New B. & O. Garage—Known as the Joe Harrold Property [ ' ' IF* I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■OHHHOOOKKHHHOBBWHBOHOMIffIMHOOOOOff ■ OH■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■BBOOUaOOUUOUaiOBUOHaHUOOUOOOUOMSUttUHOOOilOO The buildings located on this property and now oc­ cupied by colored people will.be sold separately at auc­ tion same day of sale with the distinct understanding that they be removed from the premises not later, than ninety days from date of sale. Lots will be sold on easy terms. Buildings will be sold on all cash basis. This Block This,being our first sale in the City of Sanford, we have selected this particular block, firmly believing th at it will be a safe, sound investment and will in the future make money for purchasers; last, but not least, it will be . one great step towards cleaning up the gateway to the beautiful district lying beyond Sanford Avenue and on the North and South side of Union Avenue. We would appreciate seeing all those interested in this district at the sale to make it a complete, clean success. I5 » g .V • •• • . - • G U E S S TIIE CLOSEST AMOUNT AND DECEIVE DIG CASH 1*R1ZE — FIRST AND SECOND PRIZE. . J- ^i« fL_ .. ..................... - -------- J r — * ______________ f . . . * oncerts IT ^ ■ ■ , •i i '■• i v *• Psr Everybody Invited- M -Ladics Especially Invited MANAGEMENTA. P. Connelly,9 J. W. Oliver, D. S. •»Bronson, C. A. Todd, Lon D*. Worsham . *; . . m 9M - . ■ -.- . j . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 3 0 9 2 3 PAGE FOUK many changes in Sanford time. LOCALS W. L. Morgan l» home for the week end with his family and reports the drug business ns Rood in his terri­ tory. Owens, the photographer, invites all c ^ d r c a of f«ur yearn old or younj&r tri the studio to have their pictures taken (^eb. So#} the* ndvertisemeM today. ^ m'*L- P| »g # - ' " J' W ChurchwfU9* hua a special ndverUsed in this issue for Monday on crepe do chine or satin in piece goods all marked down to prices that will make them sell. See the advertise­ ment. The Seminoltr cafe has another fine Sunday dinner planned for tomorrow and the menu is published in this is­ sue. The Seminole is very popular with the public and the Sunday din­ ners nre always just right. Tho Lu-Beth Cafeteria hns an ad­ vertisement In this issue calling a t­ tention to the turkey dinner for to­ morrow. The Lu-Kcth makes a spe­ cialty of turkey dinners and wants the public to take advantage of this opportunity tomorrow. Mr, ami Mrs. C. I„ Drake of Stroudesburg, Pa., nre in the city the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. R. Stevens, Mr. Draku is a newspaper man who U prominent in newspaper circles in Pennsylvania und he has recently sold out h i| plants and is taking a well earned vacation in Florida. Ho was here about six years ago nnd sees Nice Fat Hens and . Fryers - f == *? - ~ Georgia Country Sausage Home-made Potato Sal­ ad, 20c pound WE DELIVER L P. McCuDer ■■ in that The period March 12th to 17th has been set aside by the American Le­ gion for a Carnival and Society cir­ cus. A number of unusual features have been arranged by the committee in charge of this work, nnd Post Com­ mander Joe Chittenden promises ev­ eryone gutting full value in pleasure for tho price of admission. The pro­ ceeds of tho Carnival will be used to swuli the building fund. Definite plans haw already been made by tlie-poft to frect a building this year, and the ju th c r unique feature of members eontributing ono dollar per week has resulted in raising a substantial fund to ussure a home for tho Post. NEW STEAM LAUNDRY TO START A rthur Marshall cannot remain out of business long and expects to get back into harness again begin­ ning next Monday. The Star Steam Laundry will bo the name of the new concern and it will be located a t tho old stand nt the com er of Sanford avenue nnd W ater street, just one block oir First street. Rend the ad­ vertisement in this issue nnd phone the new Star Uni miry. A rthur Will give you the same good service that he always gave you in the past and you will he patronising a home in­ stitution right at your door. I ll'll, 1)1NO ANOTHER APARTMENT HOUSE a i n h i K i n ' m i B i m t a ctl during the Interim before the curtain . ha was raised and the specialties were also above, the average. Mildred Hol­ ly sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. John Maurer and John’ and Bernard Schirtird gnyu a saxophone and cor­ Its net duo accompanied by Velma Shipp that were roundly encored. The play of " T n e \ Twelve Old A large crowd witness “The Pris­ Maids” was full of local hits that were oner of Zemin’ Inst night. greatly enjoyed and the twelve old maids and nil the other characters All were well pleased and for those were very good in their parts. Mrs. who could not go last night the play Reamer taken by Mrs. Henry Mcis repeated^gain tonight. Lnulin, Liza Pearl by Florence Hen­ ry nnd Mndam Zikcller by Miss Gcrv ^ *“ Some program for next week, we nrdinc Muriel were all excellent in their parts, Henry McLaulin ns the Mystic Ornnn was good ns Heyry al­ Monday night—Clara Kimball ways is nnd the twelve old maids sup* Young In "The Hands of Narn.* ported all these characters in grand style. Tuesday—Elsie Ferguson In “ The Space will not "permit a detailed roOutcast; Wednesday, Katherine Mc- port but the following took part nnd Doiinld in "Domestic Relations." they carried out each and every part in a manner that was greatly enjoyed Thursday—-Hope Hampton in “The by all present: Mra. Reamer ,n schemer,* who takes Light ih the Dark," hoarders .......... ,„.Mrm. H. McLaulin Friday and Saturday the Exquisite Liza Pearl, her hired girl, not so Mae Murray in "The Hroadwny Rose." slow Miss Florence Henry Mndnm Zikcller,la fortune teller, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Weils nnd fam ­ nfetr the coin ...... Miss G. Muriel ily wlH be the honor guests a t the Members of Old Maids Union, W. W. Princess tonight to see “The Prisoner H. M. No. 2.1 of Zcndn." Bring this with you, it’s Miss Lizzie Lidy, awfully tidy. .._ ............. ...... .....................Mrs. Henley your ticket. Scllnn Zook, an A-l cook.______ _ FOR SALE—Entire stock of FIRE­ ...... Mrs, W. Morn STONE, MICH KLIN, GOODRICH Matilda Finn, a little thin SILYERTOWN nnd OLDFIELD • .— Mrs. Carrie Willis CORD Tires at preferred wholesale Jemima Routt, a little stout,........ prices. Must he sold iu ten dnyfl.— , ....... ....... — ....... Mrs. Earl ( ASH ONLY.--RAY BROTHERS, Ethel McWade, a pocticul maid Phone r,4K. • 2WMtp ...........................Miss Virginia Smith FOR THE MOVIE FAN say. '*» M W a M m M s a s iM is ia a ia s iiiia iir a is iM M ,,^ - -^ Mary Ann Fites, who wants her rights ............ ...Mis* Mac Magill Mainly Mentor, from Pumpkin Conter .......... Mrs. piton Moughton Kate O’Floss, who loVcs to boss.... ...........................Mis* Cora Lee Tillis Loretta McCann, who wants a man ,-j—............................ Mrs. It. J. Holly Cerinthy Fling, who love* to sing .... '..... Miss Edna Chittenden Lucindy Toot*, who clocutos ....... ........... . . Mrs. R. C. Maxwell Eliza Neff, a trifle deaf.................. ........... ...............Mis* Mac I^U y The Mystic Ornnn, n wooden man, .......... — ......Henry Mclaiulin, J r. A — SEMINOLE CAFE MENU Imported Stuffed Olives Celery Relish > 3 Fruit Cocktail Benedict Soups Chicken Okra a la Mpccdoine i i Entrees :* Eminence of Poultry au P ettit Pois Everdnle Salad Green Apple Sauce j II, T. Pace not only builds h<>ut«x for other people but when he is not especially busy builds them for him­ self and lie is lining a great job in the western p a rt,o f the city in put­ “Twelve Old Maids” ting up many new houses. One of his Secured Husbands latest on Cedar and Second street, is A t High School a four room apartm ent house that is modeled after a plan of his own and that will he the means of giving four Home Talent Play Mmt Excellent'and Well Received Last Night new families n place to reside. The new apartm ent house will be modern “The Twelve Old Maids" nt tho in every respeet and very comforinbie und will be rented at prices that High School Auditorium last night will rnuke it popular. Aside from this literally brought down the house nnd bouse, Mr. Pace is building five oili­ the Indie* of tho Presbyterian church! er houses in tills immediate neighbor-; realized a neat sum <>f money from hood nnd it will be known ns Pace lbb> moat excellent home talent play. Court, He has the right idea nnd will Everyone who took part in the pmy follow it out building houses as fast wim great nnd those who attended say as lie can get to it nnd experts in time it was one of the best plays of the to be the owner of a dozen or more season. , good pieces of rentable property. A Florence and Chns. Moro on the pi­ few more men like il. T. Pace would ano nnd saxophone furnished the o r­ help to build up Sanford. chestra mii'ic that was greatly enjoy. i . —: — - i — — ——aMk —— — - -— SUNDAY DINNER, $1.00 » ■ • .o M Roasts Roast Philadelphia Capon, Jiblet Sauce Roast Spiced Fresh Ham, Sage Dressing Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Vegetables SPECIAL VALUE Candied Yams French Ice Crca m Marshmellow Newton | Home-made Assorted Pies S 75c to Cheesy SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY -= - V- Pomme Maitro do Hotel t _ ' - Crackers Demi Tnsse : - THE BALL COMPANY RIMS TO FIT ANY MAKE OF CAR KELSEY STONE FIRESTONE 30x3% sizes for any make car or tru ck 44x10 GENERAL TIRES Tlic final touch iu Iho new house is carefully solorlrd woodwork, liilellijrent choice here will add to the value of the home iu pleasing uppenrayce and s tl iJulity. Our stock is comprehensive. Our qualih l!u* best. .Our delivery is quick. Our advice is free. TUliKS AND ACCESSORIES General Tire* Run on I.rK* Air Pressure, Save Car Repair* SprinijH for All Make* of Cars and Trucks Free Road Service ESTAVER & DILLMON TIRE CO. HILL LUMBER COMPANY 211 WEST MONROE STREET Jacksonville, Florida PHONE -S A N I’O U I), FLORIDA i:m - THE FIRST WEEK OF MARCH BEING SET ASIDE FOR THE NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN OF ALL MATERIAL IN WHICH SILK IS USED, WE WILL DISPLAY AND PLACE ON SALE IN RESPONSE TO THE DRIVE AT SPECIAL PRICES, ALL SILK PIECE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, -TISSUES, CREPES, LACES—EVERYTHING. IN WHICH SILK IS USED TO BRING OUT THE BEAUTY OF WEAVE AND COLORING. ■■ * siery Hohzprcaf Hosiery 10-in. all Silk Crepe, all col53 . ors, $2.50 val., selling at 40-in. all Silk Canton Crepe, $4.00 value, selling at SS852^ I $1-98 .7 9 , $ 2 .0 0 TAFETTAS - Guaranteed 2 seasons, line of shades— ■■ ■■ ■■ Full FOULARDS MESSAL1NES 36-in., Floral Patterns- $2.79 55 55 Hole-proof, the Hose that satisfies or price re­ fund, Silk— 36-in. all shades- $1.79 $1.98 GORDAN’S SILK HOSE EGYTIAN TISSUES Full Fashion, 16 Stran Silk, 32-inch $2.29 59c ' Heaviest thread Hose made 100 patterns to select from ss ■■ ; *• s: 55 55 j ’- ANY AND EVERYTHING IN SILK UNDERWEAR AT SPECIAL PRICE 1 ■r 55 55 HBaaRBiiRBaaBBRRRHRRBaRRRRRRRaRRRaB^aBBRRrfBiiaaRRaaRRRRRRRaRRRRBRRRaRaRRaRaaaaBRBaRaBaRRaaRBMaaRaRztBaiiRiRRRRaRRRRaBRaR . ^ m -w t * * ■ ■ h Il J • w v i ■ ^ jim 5 • JF \ - R R R B R R R R R a B R R R H a a H ^ B H M B N R R R R B R a R R R R B R R a a B R R a R R R H BR R R R R R R R R f RRR R a i m a R^ R H B aR arR R R H B R R H aR R B R R R B B R R R B R B R B R H R R aR R R I i 'w . * * *=• ! — : • , t aaaa ' • • > 1 . jC*. • ■ • " , ''l U n l i u H l l H i d l H M CM; MB r.s;ss:»: �PAGE PTVR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, MARCH 3,1923 Deputies, George Thurston and John I.undqufct. ~ \ “ Max ii r,o cold and so Indifferent!’* “Shore in.”, Tuesday night at the hjglt school. Prices !!5e and 50c. You (an find the name of erriy Hre Dnsinect Man in Sanford in this Column rack day. ha K \ M fci fa ~t — ■ Ra i d *' fa ft On Tuesday evening of this week tin*, contort and faculty of S. 11. S. were the guest* of the Stetson univer­ sity a t their presentation of "Humlet” in the Athens theatre, Do Land. This wits a treat, especially enjoyed hy the members of tho Senior Eng­ lish class who have recently hcoh stu­ dying Shakespeare. TUBES Olliers in Proportion Ask for Priced on Tires m en ca n A coupon given with each FIVE GALLON CASH purehaae uf (IAS, Rood on a Wind Shield ‘Wiper to be given away .March 10th. On last Friday hfto moon a large number of the students and the facul­ ty attended the I n lp g Uachellrr <Jr,v torkal cont(at foj Florida high schools held in Winter Park. Two Sanford high students hail the honor of be­ ing contestants for medals. These were Addle Muller, whose essay was 103 Palmetto Ave. The Herald delivered aix times on "The Evil of Intolerance tn AmetfcnP ikHd Lee McLnin, who spoke on week for He. •d’ frm ch Avenue— •■■— ■ I'htme 10 “ Florida's Future Among the States." 9TH0L1T FARM AGENCY Although Sanford did not win either * . iiu;< -dttuA' 1 i 113 Magnolia Ave. of these prixes. those present felt Quick Service Transfer that Addle ami l.oe did their very Don’t lose time if this interests you. beat and th at they n rj to bo compli­ Goal 5 room house, well located, niew Storage Facilities U me please you, tell others; If not, mented on- the delivciy of their er- nelghbornood, elertric light ?, gas, w at­ er, House in excellent condition. tell ua. Phone 498 Owner for quick sale names* very low Helen Vcrnny, Gayle Marshall,, Ad- price, $2,100, $850 cash, balance SANFORD NOVELTY die Muller. Lee Metotin, Hodman Leh­ monthly. The monthly payments are man and Mis* Sara'M Uriel worn gm •: ts less than the average rent paid for WORKS of Hollins College over last week * ftd. atm liar houses. They export n grand nnd glorious Why pay rent when a home can be V. C. COLLER, Prop ■bought on such easy terms. . 278-tfe General Shop and Mill time. You'll a n Miss Llxsio I.idy who’s MY SHOE HOSPITAL Work Evety year durin,, Founder*’ Week awfully ti'V. in Twelve pld Maids— Elixa Nelf is a little deaf. She is one CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER at ltol!in.i, the college invite* repre­ Is headquarters for best re 2S0-2tp |17 Commercial Street—Sanford. Fla. sentatives from the different schools of the Twelve Old Maid*. pair work.------ “Set; Me First' in tho Mate to represent their literary NOTICE Men’s Half <?1 A f societies, and high school papers ot B. W. HERNDON Notice is hereby given that a upeeSoles ...... ................. annual*. Helen Vcrnny represented ?iur ' ’thought o f ’ literary society nnd iat meeting of Hie stockholders of la d ies' Half Hodman Iashman reprcsonted'the "Snf- the Hank of Oviedo will hu held a t the Soles ......... iJ l INSURANCE AGENCY niagundi" n* business manager and banking house of Mid llnnk of Ovlrlto, Children’s Half ro r HiEI---------- AUTO—----- RONDS \vas one t»f the guest* *»f. honor call? d Florida, on the 2Cth day ?>f March,‘AT Soles ....................... * J u l D. 11)21, at three o’clock p. m., for Misses Half o i to make a toast at “The SaitdspuK' . l^ r O. Shinhoteer the purpose of considering tho follow­ dinner Saturday eveninging m atter: To Increase the capital Coodf ear Vi RubE I \r Can tractor and Builder Last Monday night a party of San­ Mock of said Hank from Fifteen Thou­ sand Dollars $ 1.1 ,000.00) to Thirty Tight Edge Rubber JO FLORIDA ford folks won) to W inter Park to SANFORD hear Edwin Markham, author of vThe Thousand Dollar* ($30,000.1X1), and t<> Man With the. Hoc." Those who en­ arrange for the Issuance thereof and Men’s Leather 4A „ A. I*. Connelly & Sons joyed this inspirational address and thr payment there'or, and to consid­ Markham’s reading of his poems were er aurii other matter* and transact Ladies’ French Heels, Miss Ida Gray, Addle Muller, Miss such other business ns may properly Level ............................ Mara Muriel, Gayle Marshall, Rodman t ome, before said meeting. Date I this 11 th day of February, Ladies’ fommnn Sense Lehman nnd Lee McLain. Seminole Printerij :siss&,KO S. mill Cuban Heels, level Monday morning at chfipel time Miss Isabel Goodhue of the Audobon Mala OfTIcn Society of Washington, D. (’., gave tir.A1.TV COMl*ANV a most mt- resting and in.avuctive L*e\ v r s T J ir .v r i :o w m v t tttre ?m birds. One dot sn’t know what IO J -H M/i|$ni»Mn A t e all the bird* do for us until one hears so;ne one like Mis* Goodhue. She asked that nil of Us hack, and scc’thnt Flowers-------------- Floral Designs the “hill" to save the bird* i* passed In the next legislature. Annual and Ornamental Plants n su u in rrx x B B B R n Mvrtle Ave.----------- Phone 260-W Those making 100 per cent in the Music M. ntory I’onte^t conducted du­ ring chapel hour on Tuer-duy morning were: George Thurston, Mam Fleisch­ er. Walter Harbor, Lucille Anderson CetiiTnl Ttlnrlflne -fntrf"Bniier ■ and Evn Tn5 ." " Wkl-fiFi*----- SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Jjtcpairg Acetylene Welding Phone 62--------- Sanford. Florida Wednesday* morning during chapel hour the students that were guests of Hollins college for the Week end! gave n short report on the line time they had. * L. Ii. HODGINS At It) RADIATOR AND SHEET METAI. WORKS On Tuesday the tenth* rs were servGeneral Repairing ijl with short cake by the accomplish­ 7 French Ate.----------- Sanford, Fla. ed cooks of Ote new Domestic Science department. My! Don’t we wislr we were all teachers when som ething, like that cornea alorg. Caid* of Sanford’* Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in hi* chossn pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mend* to the people. George A. DeCottes Attorney *at-Law Over Seminole County Bank •ANFORD FLORIDA THE STAR STEAM LAUNDRY under the management of A. R. MARSHALL and lo cated on the corner of Sanford Avenue am W ater Streets, will open for business MON DAY, MARCH 5th. ■ Our work and our prices guaranteed sat isfactory. Will call for and deliver all p ar cels promptly. Give us a trial aiid be con vinccd. And patronize home industry. The Joke editor hns placed a box in the hall in which any one may j lace the good joke? heard in and about school. We hope to huve a lot iii the "Sally" this year. High school students nnd their friend* ar/i asked not to forgot the Juni 6r piny to ho given this Tuesday evening. The name, of it to "Teddy, The Runaway'’ A story of a Texas ranch, and the piny to full of fun and "very icxtraordinary." Cn*t of character* is a* follows: Jean Mcl**nn, Mis* Fix-It, Kitty Du- 3 --E levated S ta g e s -3 2~R m gs~2 T h ree th ou san d d o llars in prizes. A ls o D iam o n d R in g an d oth er J ew elry. O ne A u to g iv e n aw ay . Season tickets n o w sellin g. T w o concerts d aily by the clow n ban d. A R e a l J azz B a n d . D a n c in g n igh tly a fte r the sh ow . C ircu s u n d er la rg e tent. Location: L a k e F ron t. A. R. MARSHALL, Manager Mr*. Juniper, Naomi Scoggan. Victoria, Dorothy Cameron FRED R. WILSON TtAatia, Maude Caraway Max Juniper, a perplexed husl ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW Jim Stone. First National Bank Building AIonia Wilting, Robert Jenkins. lANKORD FLORIDA Ted Keegan, Ed. Moyc. Jim Lnrnbce, officer! Fred Hope. SEE THE WINDOW AUTOMOBILE BODY BUILDING, ft GHELLE .MAINES HBHAillNG .. v ’*;yi Rear orAND Dodge Bros. Motor Co. \ an t AW 7ER -54N Corner of 0*k Avenue and Second St. U " * ••—Court House . Sanford, Florida CHARLES STEIN, Prop. Examined G1*j »m Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., O pt D. Optlcfan-Optomrtriat ' ll E**t First Htre-t Sanford, FI DR. R. M. WELSH 1 ‘ -"-jT r ■S[ f - Office Opposite P. O. UeLaod. Florids ARCHITECT W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate Room 7. MlUtr Did*. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE 7? ^ -- ' : ■WORD FLORIDA ~ ■- - —.—;-- . * ■—'~ ■■ r- ALL SHOES AT 9 5 _— • ELTON J. M0UGHT0N : —FEW PAIR MEN’S $10.00 )VALK-OVEItS— Graduate Veterinarian Telephones ■ Office 12i Residence 257 - ^ Few pnira1Ladies' Walk-Over Oxfords, Brown Nonveginim up-to-date, were $9.00, ju st Hko cut. ■ - $ 5 .9 5 $1.00 BABY SOFT SOLES, 25c � 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 03, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 03, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 03, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/73d5cf768e3c91899ca714db1a011bd2.pdf 264e3c2cbb235c989659ef86dc322f98 PDF Text Text — ■_ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION v* g tj~ * ,:s f r .'»*• TOWN OF BOCHUM FINED MARKS ilM FOR BEATING NEWSDEALER .r TOWN CHAPLIN. AND POLA NEGRI . . . . . . BP THEIR *■ ILL GET MARRIED SOME T1 y jr J . — g fUji! * *< GOVERNOR ! -i WRITES LETTER * • Hollywood Romance of the Screen Mended the Broken Film . PRESIDENT TO APPOINT THREE E lected DEMOCRATS o f k b t t w ig f i n e d f o r c u t t in g o f f o f t e l e p h o n e s e r v ic e French Troops Swooped Down on Rathans, Took Money and Left *• * . . ’’ LOS ANGELES, March 2.—Cupid was kind again In Hollywood today and romance lived anew for Poln Negri, Poll*h tragedienne or silver sheet, and Charllo Chaplin, ocrecnlnmla’a most famous comedian. Their troth plighted over again nftcr n six hour desolntu break, Miss Negri was "too hap­ zs~_ t py t0 Bleep” when she re-announced It In the smnll hours and Chaplin wns typ­ ical happiest man in the world when he entered his limousine after a confer­ ence of reconciliation in which the new queen of make-believe Ja id he told FOIt MBM0BR8 OF TH E DEBT her he “loved mo nnd could not live without me.” Chaplin also denied to her FUNDING COMMISSION IN . he told newspnper men he wns “too poor to marry just now,” the interview FEW DAYS which caused the netreas to announce the engagement broken yesterday. ( M r T h e \ » « n r l n l r d I’r f M l lltr Th* A«»*eljMa4 «*rr*a) WASHINGTON, March 2.—Presi­ ESSEN, Mch. 2.—The town of Bothum has been fined 36,000,000 mnrks dent Harding said he was about because two new* denlera were beat- ready to rend to tho senate the names ,n by German* for soiling French of three Democrats for membership newspaper*. Tho town of Kettwig on the debt funding commission. One where military tdophone line* were of the new positions is expected to go cut wa* fined 1,000,000 mark*. Tile Bo­ cither to Senator Robinson, acting chum fine was collected quickly. The j Democratic leader of the acnatc, or French troopa swooped down on (ho(senator Simmon*, ranking Democrat JUlhau*, took the amount and left. »of the finance committee. TWO WOMEN AND ONE MAN KILLED BY CAR . __________ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923 VOLUME 1IL STATE’S ROAD-BUILDING PROGRAM BEING DISCUSSED WIDELY, AND WILL COME BEFORE LEGISLATURE Road Department Feels The Need of Enlarge­ ment 9 W *. SAYS SENATE INVESTIGATION OF KII.I.ING OF nOY SERVED NO USEFUL PURPOSE l l t r The Associated Press) TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 2.—Gover­ nor Hardee today wrote to the gover­ nor of North Dakota taking exception to the action of the North Dakota sen­ ate n few days ago in passing a reso­ lution regarding the death of Martin Tnbcrt, of Munich in that state, while a convict under lease In Dixie county early last year. Under tho cir­ cumstances the resolution served no useful purpose, the governor's letter stater), but did give this state'som e “unwholesome publicity." Tahcrt died while working for the Putnam Lum­ ber Company at a. Dixie County camp nnd according to the North Dakotn senate resolution, ns the resu lt. of brutal and inhuman treatment. Tes­ timony submitted in the Inquiry in­ stigated by Governor Hardee now un­ der consideration, the governor’s let­ ter stated. > 'm ______________ ____________ NUMBER 290 ELEVEN MEMBERS OF MOB WERE LODGED IN FOR ASSAULTING SI • • ■r ' - • ■ BAND CONCERT SUNDAY AFT. CENTRAL / i\ i - I m im ^GAINESVILLE MOB TRIE8 TO STORM PALATKA JAIL TO GET NEGRO WERE REPULSED By Sheriff Hngan and Mob Mem­ bers Were Afterward Arrest­ Director Frnnk Polak and hi* fine ed In Gaineaville • 1- * • (n r Th« AMMlalii l*r»*») PALATKA. Mch. 2.—Eleven mem­ bers of a mob were captured early today and lodged In tho Alachua coun­ ty jail here after being repulsed by Sheriff Hagan when they attempted to storm the Putnam county Jail In an effort to get a negro prisoner. More than ,fty shot* were fired by the mob Into tho jail, one striking Sheriff Ha­ gan in tho loft hand. The ahcrlff *Ummed tho jail door in the face of the mob which threatened afterward by shooting through tho doors and win­ dows. , » A telephone messago to Alachua _ after the mob retreated resulted in eleven of them being arrested and lodged in jail there. A special gr^nd jury is expected to be called imme­ diately to investigate chhrges of as­ sault to kill and shooting into an oc­ cupied building, and a conspiracy to commit n felony will be lodged, au­ thorities say, against them. All elev­ en men are white. The negro prison­ er is Lige ioiwrcncc, in whose place AT THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS of business Cravrfonl Smith, a white AFTER EXPLANATION OF man, is alleged to have been shot to PRESIDENT death Saturday. It is alleged th at Ed Ijiwrence, n brother of tho negro, I tljr T h * A m o c I M »4 r r m l WASHINGTON. March 2.—Decis­ prisoner, did the shooting. ion not to act at this session of con­ . gress on Harding's proposal for Fine Business Property American membership in the Internat­ Will Be Sold at Auction, ional court of justice reaffirmed by is Real Investment the senate foreign relations commit­ It has been brought to our attention tee today after it received furthcrecxthat n certain pleeo of property is plnnntion of administration’s purpos­ about to be sold, which Is located onees from Harding nnd Hughes. half block east from the corner of Euitis band will piny in Central park Sunday afternoon at 4:15. Tho fol­ lowing program will be rendered: March, Dreadnought, Dolbcy. Selection from Bohemian Girl, St. Clair. * Duot, Elcnn, Kiefer, (Ployed by J. E. Polak and B. G. Porter. Spanish Waltz, Lu Gitana, Bucaloai. Polka, Pizzicato, Jno. Strauss. Patrol, The Blue and the Grey, Pulliey. Russian Mazurka, l a Czarlno. Grand Selection, Song* from the Old Folks. Grand Medley, Superba. March, Uncle Sam. WOMEN’S CLUBS STATE BOARD SENATE DECIDES TO MEET HERE NOT TO ACT ON COURT JUSTICE DUSSELDORF, Mch. 2.—Awn de­ I D r Tfce l ’r**»* cisions having important bearing on TALLAHASSEE, March 2 .-T h o |ta x law ifin g turned back to the t„ counties for their local work. the administration of 'the Rhineland stale's road-building’ system, seems Attorney General Buford has contc^ ind the Ruhr by tho armies of occu­ hold no small part of the popular dis­ ftrw ard with a plnn to give the state pation arc announced at French head­ cussion at present. From all the sug­ increased funds for ron<l building and1 quarter* here. The first is the final *t*p in giving necessary powers to the gestions that have been advanced it at .the same time establish county French nnd nelglun contmnndcrs to, that tho subject will certainly rend fund*. The attorney general has WO.Mzdministor the German railroads nnd 'J RAVRI.I.ING AT HIGH RATE OF • I I" •" drawn up n bill which would provide « STATE FEDERATION before the legislature at its com -, • .. " HN S CLU1IS WILL HE HERE SPEED ON PHILADELPHIA the second provides for the collection n1 tnx of two cents n gallon on gasoline, MARCH I2TII-L1TI1 STREETS mg session. _ on<, ,.t,„t for the cqunty nnd one cent of nn internal ruvonuo tax on tobac­ The road department itself Y**1" ' for thc Blate. The dealers'license tax co and alcoholic beverages. The date for the state board, meet­ the need of enlarging its a c t i v i t i e s , ^ dmiWoj to lcn dollars, the 4ll> Tf cr \ I ' r r * * ) In the decree promulgating these PHILADELPHIA, March 2.—Two nnd has gone on record as favoring u ^ ^ to ^ hnlf nmj the county half, ing of the Florida Federation is fast decisions, the intcr-nllied high com­ women and one man were killed early two cent per gnllon gasoline tax. Ap The r o a d department, too, ha* come j approaching nnd the Sanford Wornmission's right to operate the railroad* .long the left bank of the Rhine is -today when an automobile t u r n »"*I|1#oxim»lcly S™0,000 was raised from t th|, ,,ul,Ket commission. Judgciian'* Club is getting tilings In shape to entertain the 75 or 100 women who turned over to the nrroy authorities,.«» » high rate o Hp«’v« ' ras 1 ‘ ‘ ithe one cent tax In 1922. With t Mp,lrnrance before that body < partly ns n precautionary measure to them as they alighted, n-ni a > )aw j„ smooth operation a yield of t,tulst,d speculation a* to the pos .,,-will attend this two day session. »u»rnntco ‘ approximately $750,000 is expected h(> report The board is made up of the state (uaranteo the safety ------, of the troops of ear. The driver di I no • .................... speed• ns •*occupation. The Cologne bridge-head the victims were hurled nu for 1023. A two cent tax would double toiitaining home recommendation re -' officers, state chairmen, past presiarea occupied by tho British, la not in- feet. Twenty minutes later H r ^ G . that expected yield to SI,500,000. garding the revenue# of the depart­ dento, and presidents of clubs. Brock, broker. roi'.or, clubman and member Sanford had the honor of entertain\V. M. Curry, a member of the de­ ment. eluded in 1this onjer. • ol a prominent PhUailelpbla family, this board some seven years ago partment, on the other hand. In adm ­ The decree, which ia effective im- ol An increase in the gasoline tax •"»* "■« was found four Idocka from the scene with n mid-summer meeting, so the ittin g a bond issue of $ 20 , 000 , 000 . lie mediately, seta forth that the taking been ndvnnced the most, the suggosi _,i -dub is looking forward to this spring over of tho railroads 1* deemed nec­ of the accident standing beside a lias said that while he expects some "two'^ccnl, to"flvo cents a meeting and larger attendance, essary in the public interest, in view blood-spattered m otor car which had opposition to his proposal he believes ' It is the hope of the Sanford Club of the strikes by the German rail­ been wrecked against a pole. He wua it can be put through. Scnntor W. C ., "> • , .............iwomen that not only every club wornroad employes nnd the unsettled con­ arrested in connection with the acci- Shelley has announced ids desire t<> ff*,,on* ditions generally, and also to nssure dent. At the jail ho denied he hit the, jth^ mako in(lirn| change* in the) Rond building is always n wortJi>- ^ wil, nltont| ( but that tho .towns­ , „ „ . m ,.r aliaml-n I he r.,».l clt|inrt-;.uhj«-l of di«cui.«ion. nod women nnd men will drop In nl nny the residents food and other necessi­ women nnd man. !m. in Florida. Prior to 1015 there or nil of these meetings, as they are nient ns a whole, lie hus in mind leg­ ties. ■.•ns no department of the state gov- open to tho public. islation flint would place the drawing hi eminent set aside to ileal with it. 1he The Florida Federation does not U|, „f the road-building progtum BERLIN, Mch. 2.—A Coblenz dis­ T h e'm ad department wns organized by | hold its meetings behind closed doors. the hands of the legislature. patch to the Vossicho Zeitung reports road department Would l.e abolished .the legislature of The first session is Monday, March that the Ehrenbreltzatein railroad sta­ and the program [up to function as an educational body. 12th at 2 p. ni. at tho Woman’* Club tion has been occupied" by colored j ^ ‘S I S . I . W » ™ drnund «„ npprnnrl.. building, followed by nn evening ses­ troops, thus severing tho lost remain - 1 rnblnid lor ndmlpi.trnllon. A hiphlinn l«rcv .n o u ,l. In enjn, Urn fcdcrnl sion at H p. m. ami aii nil day Tuesday ing train connectipn between Cologne government funds for roadbuilding in­ WITHOUT BORROWING MONEY, and EhrendrciUatcin. Tho funds in session. way engineer would be eploycd by the sofar ns they were matched by, the AND THEY WANT A RAISE The Club women of the town have the railroad station were seized nt the * cabinet. All state road work would bo IN' SALARY concentrated on the main highways, federal government. The 191U ses- been most generous in opening their *ame time while the railroad men, Should a plan of this kind be adopted sion enlarged it* monies nnd actlvl- homes to these guests of ours. Wc who ore on a protest atrike, were be­ WASHINGTON, Mch. 2.—Dcclar-j hc would f . o r ............ .. tl.f ing paid. *»">• ” 7 ‘° " " “ J want to show thef-e representative ■•sten in the pnssage oi the gas iax women of the stale some of Sanford's ing some of the strongest men in the | tax. , 1, . • BERLIN, Mch. 2.—Germany ,hns house had confessed, to .him that they Fountv commissioners •of the tluril mv . , __ , far-famed hospitality, so. be you n l ointy comw ul Tht. ro„,l department and the road sent to the Inrger foreign powers would have to borrow money to take congressional district in a mu m u 1 .... nitim, lulnilv club woman, club husband, or non­ .. . ■ . i _a .tentative _,_,i.... nrn. woh are not participating In the Ruhr their-fam ilies home after March 4, Marianna adopted pro­ building system are awaiting tailing, club member please do your share in occupation, notes calling attention to Representative Upshaw introduced n gram which would provide for all the apparently, tho coining of thq 1923 up-hotding our town to our disting­ the scriousnesa of the situation in resolution to increase the "alaries of revenues received from the gnsolinc session. uished visitors. Remember the dates, March 12th to the Ruhr. It is declared this »tc|y is senators and representatives to $10,considered necessary "in order to give OOO a year. 13th. ; the world a composite picture of tho WOODCOCK K IUGNRY French procedure.” Sanford Avenue and Second street, on Union street, east of the new loca­ tion of the R. St O. garage, known as tho Joe Harold property. It ha* been our wish that just such n thing would take place In regard* to this property, being valuable business property, another splendid thing tho NATIONAL ADVERTISING WEEK pensive for one individual or one bu­ DEVOTED TO BALE OF BILKS siness and now that It will be divided AND SILK GOODS Into lot* of convenient sisef which will match up with what the usual require­ Next week from Tuesday to Sat­ ments of people interested in business urday in National Silk Week nnd Cow­ property, another splendid tlhng the ell 6i Co. will observe the big occa­ selling of the lota a t suction, getting sion by putting on n special solo on right down to value*. The handling all silks and silk goods in the big of this property is in hands that will store. Kcc tho big advertisement In glvo every ono n "Square Deal” Mr. this issue calling attention to bilk A. I*. Connelly has seen fit to associ­ Week ami quoting you special low ate himself with the Worsham Auc­ prices on all silk goods. This Is a fine tion Company who arc not strangers opportunity for you to purchusc any­ in tho south. It was through the ener­ thing In the silk lino nt very low pri­ getic effort* of Mr. D. S. Bronoon ces. See tho prices in this issue nnd that the Worsham Auction Company remember the special sale starts on was induced to come here and put on Tuesday of next week. a scries of sales. This property, which will be sold, with the understanding that tho old Boy and Girl Cling h e l l t h e m r ig h t buildings be removed not later than to Capsized Craft ninety days, certainly appeals to any Carlo! Shipments Reported for TuesFire at Daytona Woodcock nnd Rignoy, on Sanford ono interested in th at neighborhood 6 Hours; Rescued • day, March lat. ’’ Causes Big Loss Avenue, out of tho high rent district, .— .....62 knowing the condition* that exist Florida—Sanford Section give you tlio benefit of real prices on I -------ST. PETERSBURG, Mch. 2.—Af­ Florida—Monatce Section ....... . __ 22 there now, and we understand th at DAYTONA, Mcht. 2.—Thousands groceries. Sec their advertisement in • ..... 14 the other colored resident# have also SENATE MANUFACTURER'S COM* ter clinging for more than six hours rtilifornla of feet of cypress lumber went up in this issue nnd note the very low- YOUNG MAN AT JACKSONVILLE agreed to move at an early date a fte r to the 10-foot sailboat Bluegrass, M1TTEK WILL FIND OUT WHY Florida—by boat, 61 crate*. flames lost night when one of the prices. HAD $17,000 WORTH OF this tale to neighborhood# more which had been cajifizod a t 2 o clock • T1IE RAISE large warehouses of the Mnlby-Conrad JEW ESS in tho morning in a heavy squall, Miss .—.98 satisfactory to them where they will t ’ Total no. cam ....... . Lumber company w*i destroyed by SPECIALS AT SPEERS.’ be among their own where they now < n r T k » Ass*eU»l» 4 P r e s s ) Geine Denyse, 18, of the Colonial hotel fire of unknown origin. The loss is es­ WASHINGTON, March 2.—Investi­ of New York City, nnd her compan­ Shipping Point Information for Thurs­ act aa a dividing line between th et • t I B t T k i A »«ael*lr4 P re s s ) timated a t about $76,000, partly cov­ Speer & Son hnvc nn ndvertise JACKSONVILLE, Mch. 2.—Ralph gation _____ of aenntc manufacturers copi- ion, Wilbur Worley, 19, of St. Pet­ beautiful property east of Sanford av­ day, March 1st: ered by insurance. For o time the ment in this issue calling attention to Buffington, aged 23, wns convicted im|tlco headed by Senntor LaFollcttc ersburg, were rescued lit 8 o'clock. SANFORD, FLA.: Cool,- clear. enue and lying north and south of Un­ . . special * • snie on fb.otfonu flames threatened the entire !! their Pongees, Tjmhvrt. Zephyrs, in the criminal court of record here of recent advances in the price of aug The squall atruck the small boat at Hauling* heavy, demand and move­ ion atreet with tho City proper. which in one of tho largest retail iumyM j Crepe, Striped Voiles nnd today for grand larceny in connec­ nr proposed in resolution introduced 2 o’clock, overturning it. The !>oy and ment alow, market atoady. Carloada Lon D. Worsham will be the auc­ her establishments on the east coast. Long 'Cloth. See tho .. prices . - J *at *■ tion with the theft of jewelry valued by Senntor Brookhnrt. nnd girl righted It after Worley had pull­ f. o. h. usual term*: 10. Inch crate* tioneer and associated with him will tend the sale Saturday and Monday. at $17,000, from Miss Lavinn Higgins, ed the soil from the step, and pulled Golden Self-blanching 4-6 dox. stalk* be Messrs. A. P. Connally, D. 8. Bron­ n wealthy snd pretty young Now York BTEMPBR’S 'SPECIALS STARTLE. themselves aboard, with every wave in the rough $1.65-$1.76, New French son, J. W. Oliver, and Q. all Auto Polo Stunts inter visitor nore. here. nccuruAccord Do you know beans when the pot is woman, a winter breaking over them. Before boarding Strain 4*fl dox. stalka in the rough experienced in the handling of real mony, ‘Buffington took the (i* iiT » f ’, n m y opon? - 'I f you think you do take n ing to testimony Steroper is setting them on fire ev- the boat Miss Denyse dived beneath mostly $1.60. estate. - ~ *Yi guess a t them nt the Lu-Beth Cafe­ Jewels frAmn Mis* Higgins’ b a i in cry Fridsy nnd Saturday these day* the boat 4WJ puiled the anchor from ’ "BEANS" ; Total carlot shipment* from San­ teria Saturday (tomorrow) nnd get a coinert|ttiuunt of n T’lmmnn car £hUA and bis price* on meats are tho low- the locker. tR-ppplng Watch this paper for the anno ford thl* season to d a t e .... ...... 1-335 ... the yards here. His wlfti 7 fgt in the state. People are coming to hold the boat. The twy remained on There will be nn exhibition of auto the |5 in gold* Something doing nil jt|| was fn ment of Beans. I t will mean i Total carlot shipment# from Man­ that her husband brought the the time a t the Lu-Beth Cafeteria. heire from other part# of tho state to the boat, which was .about two miles . polo and many W illing nuto stunts' atee this season to dato ......... ^ 731 thing good for you. You Will notice jewels home niui said “'we'won't have do their Saturday marketing at from tho end of the municipal pier, Pulled a t the aviation field on the Watch the Hern\d. the local* in today's paper on Beana, to work any more now Stempcr’s. That boy, Stamper, 1* bntll persons on the pier sent a boat Total carlot shipment* from San­ Sanford-Orlando road Sunday a fte r­ See this paper for further information ...... ............... 1 — ford last season to date —.... ...1,088 noon nt 2:30. Miaa Bobbie William* UNI VERBAL SUFFRAGE sure selling tho meat* and selling it for them. on Beans. A. & l \ COMPANY Total carlot shipment* from Man­ DEFEATED IN JAPAN • will stage a parachute drop from nn ini prices unheard of before. Seo hi* IN LOWER HOUSE atee last season to date -------603 WANT YOUR BU SIN ESS'priccfl on an kintu of meat# in this is•irplnnc and there will be nil kinds of Tho Pure Food’Market a t 402 San­ I t 'S A GIRL .| thrilling things during the afternoon suo of the Herald. You cannot and ford Avenuo wanta to call_your atten- Total carlot shipment* from SanA baby girl was born early ( n r m i AM iflshJIPresa) Eddie Fairbanks, the noted aerial nr- Tho Atlantic and Pacifi* Tea Com­ never will be able to buy meat a t tkm to ^ fact that they have beef, ford'during Feb. this year----- 882 morning to Mr. and Mr#. H sttl TOKIO, Mch. 2. — The Universal Git, will do aevcral rnlr raising taunts pany make a bid for your business in these priees anywhere else. If you pork and mutton and plenty of fat Total carlot shipments from San­ Beckham of 301 Palmetto Avr ford during Feb. last year.....-.920 in the air and the band will piny nnd Suffrage bill-wa* defeated in the low­ this issue. A t their new store they ore in dhubt see the prices nnd pat­ bens and fryers. Best of meat# and Mother and child doing nicely, i ' er hoUMXOf tho Diet today a fter Pre­ • _ _ _____— — — » altogether it will be on afternoon of arc running special prices on canned ronise John Stcropor tomorrow. -HI* quick service delivery to any part of proud and happy. Mrs. enjoyment in many wnya. And the' mier Knto said the government, had goods, teas nnd coffees. See tho «d- place Is on West F irst street next to tho city. Call up Hugh Ttllls If you Otto Levy, of Chicago, a real meat the daughter of Mr. and under conaiderntion an extension of cutfer, has arrived in the city and wilt Cuban American polo match will be vertisemsnts today. . the Coca-9ola Bottling Works. want the best a t all limes. . sett Smith of the Nei b* wlih John 8t«mper. John cuts the the franchise. something you hive not'seen nn yet who are now six times Dally Herald on sale at Joo’a Bmoki prices and Otto cuts the meat and be­ •nd something th at la novorjoccn oiit"Every little round, get# higher Automobile touring *Isn’t the ad­ Our idea of zero in temptation j* tween the two of them they cut a lot —consequently they are *ido the big cl tic*. Yqu are fortunate. venture it nnr# w si. -You never g i t nnd higher” ia about the only drink House, Mobley’s Drug Slqre* and elated. . . Uerlin’s offer of marks to keep the *° see R in Snnftini Rundny nfterhoon. Hunt’* Phnrmncy. ic0* _____ _ -t-—. ilH l 1** ing rong left in Aniericn. yory* far frotp n hot dog Ruhr minor# loyalI. - ,; 290-2tp WSJ . ' M - ' ' Poor Congressmen At Washington Cannot Get Home (STOLE JEWELRY TO INVESTIGATE FROM PULLMAN SUGAR P RI CES WAS CAUGHT AND ADVANCE gig Yowell Company Will Observe Silk Week c e l e r y j a M ets vv 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY IIEItALD, THURSDAY, MARCH l’i 1023 PAGE SIX MUS. FRBD DAIG us. We also wnnt to any there arc no celery growers in Florida who can show a nicer plant or'finer products nnd bandied an aystcmaticnlly and ns economically as theso gentlemen. Their acquaintance Is to be desired nnd their ability should nnd will be appreciated and sought after. Society Editor CHINESE STUDENT AT FIRST B A IT Iflf CHURCH TONIGHT SOCIAL CALENDAR HOI.Y CROSS .MISSION The Mission which is being held nt l Ioly Cross is rapidly drawing to « l lore. Thb services held each night ore well attended nnd are most in­ teresting and instructive, ‘J rathcr An­ derson is a wonderful preacher, who explnins everything so clearly that even tho smallest child could underrtand. If you haven't been attending these services you have missed the biggest opportunity of your life. Come Friday—Tho welfare department of out this evening. Services begin ev­ the Woman's Club will give a free ery evening at 7:45 with n song scr moving picture at tho Princess The­ vice followed by preaching. atre Friday aftornoon from 1:30 un­ til 2:00. Miss Dickinson will pre­ sent then her "Mothcrcrnft Film." WARE 8TAH8 IN MIAMI GOLF TOURNEY Friday—Mrs^ B. L. Perkins will en­ MIAMI, .Mch. 1.—Jam es C. Wnrr, tertain the members of the Lucky of Hnverhill, Mnss„ and Miami, med­ Thirteen Bridge club nt her home alist in tho annual golf tournament on Magnolia avenue. for the Curl G. Fisher trophies nt Mi­ ami Beach, defeated Jny O'Brien of L. J. Kindred, of Clermont, was New York .1 and 2 in the third round in the city yesterday attending to of match play yesterday. Othej business. '. matches in the championship fight resulted ns follows: II. C. Moir, Chi-, Mrs. E. N:- Dimick nnd Belle I). engo, defeated J. A. Goodrich, Miami, Reece Ate among the visitors here 1 up; Dr. G. Diilinger, Pittsburgh, de­ from Palm Boach. feated George D. VnnSiever, Phila­ delphia, 5 nnd 4, nnd II. Gilbert of Jacksonville was represented. here GrnmJ Rapids, former .Michignn statu yesterday by George P. Crew s/W . T. champion, defeated William Harrison, Haillow and John Graham. Miami, 4 and 5. in the third (light, F. J. Mnrion of Mrs. T. S. Davis hns ns her guest Stamford, Conn., defeated W. J. Worn* fo r the week end Miss Mntlls P. Kirk­ mer of Limn, Ohio, 1 up In a match wood, of Orlando. that required 20 holes of piny. Tho speaker thin evening in the School of Missions which Is doing con­ ducted at the First Baptist church will Iki a Chincso student. Though uppar- r.trawlxtfry, almond green and all tihndrs of purple and biuc. A t one side of the Shop la an a t­ tractive arrangement of white hats of nil klndfl, aport hats, drew hata, etc. There arc also Hruk hata of every idxo nnd description, blnck being good as usual. A becoming hnt ahown ia of grey straw, with brim of georgette, from winch is draped n soft snrh of geor­ gette. It ia trimmed with rose colored velvet fiowvri. Another chlj ihat ia of purplo baronet with violcta acmaa the crown. It is fnced with fuchin, and on one aide of the brim, two .American beauty rosea arc conuetiahr of four yertrs nnpmlnting himself Orchid straw*.with morning glories With American idefcts, American in- 0f n|| {shades is another . especially stitutions, and tho secret of America's |,rPtty inode!. A "Fantinl" model of progress. Ue has been n student in „hcll pink straw , with trimmings of some of our best colleges nnd univer- sa| mon, orchid and pink chrysnnthoallies. muirm is also admired. Taffeta hats nemnrknhle is the progress which iff changeable hues arc new this scathis young Chinese’, Chick Leung, hasjsnn, nnd one particularly good one is mnde since he came to tho United>of changeable blue, rose and green States. His manners arc those of an with flowers of vari-coiurcd of the American, and he speaks the English suite material. langungo almost ns well as nn AmerThe children, both y/mth nnd maidienn student. * cn, nro not forgotten. There iB n most The story of the young Chincso this complete lino for them, (>oth dress evening nt the First' Ilnptist church and sport chapes, will bo nn •interpretation of Chinese All those visiting the shop todny life, nnd the influence of C hristianity;arc presented' dainty bouquet* of panujK>n 400,000,000. The information is sics. A visit to the Qunlily Shop will direct. The nudlenco will hear from'convince you that they have the very one who knows \hq customs, habits, latest nnd complete line of millinery. ways of thinking nnd struggles of —.---------------- ---- . the Chinese millions. i >VHO IS DEANS' 2H9-2tc A very hearty^ invitation is extend-1 ---------.--------------- — cd to nil who would like to hear th is' young Chinese tell his story of lib g j *a own people, nnd tho opportunity which I g* T A T I A T CJ *** China offers. m, ** ------ T O N I G II T__ MIRIAM COOPER For Florid*: Cloudy today; Friday fair, little change in temperature. KNIGHTS TEMPI.AR ATTENTION Tho next rvgulur conclave of Tay­ lor Cotnmandpry will be held on Fxl* day evening, Starch 2, commencing pyrnpUy a t 7:30. illfjcera equipped, in DlVf JeiR’dar tioil^/m will report.Vw the (jnplain General at 7:25 sharp. ... . . The order of tho Red CruJrw ftl be conferred and several m atters of im­ portance will be presented a t this conclave. The sojourning and visiting Knights Templar are always welcome to the affnirn of Taylor Commandory >nnd particularly so a t tMi? lime, because we nro getting ready to. take pari In the Twenty-ninth annual conclnvo of the Grand Comnmndory, Knights Tem plar of Florida, which will be held in ‘Orlnndo Tuesday and Wodnosday, April 10th am) 11th, 1023. DO YOU KNOW BEANST 28!)-2lc When you wear our glasses you don’t have lo he perpetually worVictl about their fulling off. You cun ho right on with your usual housework because we' nmke them lo fit nnd to give perfect service. “We See That You See” I’y PETER R. KYNK ft is based on ono of the most np. neallng of love stories. If you ctn view this picture with dry eyes you will be one of ihc tiinorlty for it is developed in n way that grips yogi" heart. • Friday and Saturday Uamtih Navarro. Alice Terry. |,cw. Atone nnd Harharu LaMarr in Rex Ingram's “The Prisoner o f Zenda” O l’TO.U E T R IS T -O K riC IA N Phone *110---------Opposite P. O, SEE CATHRAE DR. R. M. MASON IN IH'SINESH Income Tax Specialist, Pcopleu Hank FOR HIMSELF AGAIN MARCH 13th, 14th and 15th STOCKS AND BONDS * n m |t i« i e nunticiiil li rw s ev ery ■!«, ,\t l t r u n io t r il n n s N e w Y o rk p tu ck (*«.' c h n t i m . Iiotnl m a r k e t unit curl, m a r ­ k et reim rlm l. CoimnrHUt)-, c i l i n u uiul “ urr»4i» .m urk , I s f u l ly covered. Time*. I ’olm i I'lixvtirlitl I'u g o re irtn •« I'lurid.i 0 re alert! 3< to <* h o u r s c u r l ie r thuu ^ uTtv itatMTMe Uuy nfiwitMtYg o r m i s i t ........ . u t Itvit r e n t e n cop> —,,r sil’i- rrib tj IliroIlKh n g r i i l direct m • e o ln n week.. **» c e n t s a m onth Dr. R. M. Mason lins purchased the All Forms intorests of Dr.! L. D. Rhodes in the t ' l a r l i ' a T l i H e s . t u l i . i l . J n r k a o n v l l l r , I'U . dental offices of Mnson ft Rhodes ami wjll carry on the business under the name of It, M. Mason us it formerly TRY OIJR SANFORD MAID BREAD appeared. Dr. Mnson heeds no Intro­ duction to Sanford people, having “MOTHKRCRAFT SPECIALIST" been in business here for many years A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal. Miss May Dickinson, It. N., who and is known far nnd wide us ono of A good nose would be tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, has come to Florida on the invitation Tear off another sheet—it is March the best dentists in this part of the inhaling the odors of all our nppetizing, wholesome goodloa. of the Florida Federation of Woman's state. Ills many friends and patrons Clubs, is of New England ancestry, will be glad to learn that he will re­ born in tho historic town of Amherst, And one of our last months for main in Snnford nnd will be nt tho Mnss, business nnd fine weather nnd tour­ old location over the First Nationnl She began her health work ns a 1ists. Bank. 28U-Gt Next to Princess Theatre pioneer industrial worker which she * Harold Kennedy, of W^st ' paint FORTNIGHTLY IIKIDGK CLUB organised ut n foremost Now Eng­ J, II. Tucker of Orlando was In the Peach, wos in the city yesterday on An Interesting nnd enjoyable social land factory. Later she was connect­ city on business todny and mingling a business mission. " . event of this week was the bridge par­ ed witli tile Massachusetts State de­ with his many friend*. i;xR aatsi:ur!B R U uca.aB uannrinB uas.sE iinr:nar:aaat]H nK nguaacsM iK a ty given by'.Mrs. Hal Wight yester­ . New Shipment just Received of j 8. R. Telford,- of Lakeland, was day afternoon, there were two tallies partment of health, rhe organised thi among the business visitors here yes­ of pluyers nud the guests included the | educational health work ‘in the field. KASTMAN KODAKS, FILMS, FILM While working in infant hygiene the terday. members of the Fortnightly Bridge 5 PACKS AND KODAK ALBUMS 5 need of a definite riudy of motherVruft made itself evident to her. Re­ Miss Mary Newton, of Jackson, Green nnd gold, the golors used >|. M. Smith of Winter • Park and Gn.t Is the charming house guest of were effectively carried out with alizing that nearly half of the chi!ilren are cured for by their sillier sis­ Orlando was in tin* city today l o o k ­ WrE—Entire stock vf FIREMrs. Walter Wight. ‘ howls of Calendulas. ters, she prepared educational mate­ ing after his many interests. E, MICH RUN, GOODRICH The prize for high score, n beauti­ TOWN and OLDFIELD The many friends of Mrs. F. K. ful dressing tnble set was won by rial to fill the need. The results have been the stand­ The osteopaths in' Sanford have fires nt preferred wholesale Smith, of French avenue, will regret Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, after n most ardizing of n definite course in teach­ many patients who want I lie cric ks Must he sold ia ten days.— to learn that she is seriously ill at her interesting game of bridge. ing mothcrcrnft to sch o o l and col­ taken out of their ii'tks. Tho new ONLY. RAY BROTHERS, home. • Following the card game, the hos­ lege girls, in arranging that children tall huildlnga are making i t 48. 288-Up tess, assisted by Mrs. Claude Howard have a chance for this instruction. An Mr- and Mrs. F. 8. Simmons, of nnd Mrs. Roumillnt served a delicious essential to this work has been the Mrs. T. F. Poljntty, and,daughter Camden, N. J., arc in Sanford for a snind course mid coffee. preparation of a school text lunik of Daytona, are the house guests of few days, reroute to other points of The guests were Mrs. Frank Miller, "Children Well nnd Happy," beauti­ Mrs. Clark I.eonnrdy nt her home on interest in the state. . Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Mrs. Claude fully illustrated lecture and u film, Palmetto avenue. 10 Stores in Georgia Howard, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. prepared in California with the help 1 .Store in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fedder have George llisitop, Mts. Hurry Lewis, of well known film men nnd npproveil returned to 'Sanford after a stay of Mr». D. Ci. Thrasher add Mrs. I,. P. Yowell <£ Co., have an advertise­ as to its details by medical men nnd two months in Manatee, Hrndentnwn, McCulier. ment In this issue calling attention to educators. and Palmetto where M^. Fodder has Miss Dickinson is the founder nnd their two days sale on Wash Goode, been on business. chairman of Motherernft. She is the and muslin underwear, .lust the time chairman of the Child Welfare and to anve money on this line that is udSanford’s New Store Phone 127 Mothcrcrnft department of the Man. vnncihg in price every day on neeount of the high price of cotton. This is rnchusctts Federation of Women's Clubs, is chairman of the New Eng­ your chance. See the ad and visit the Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, the Aineri-v g. t land Motherernft committee, and is sale nt Yow ell’s tomorrow nnd Sat­ can woman champion, defeated Miss i,l!t!l| . an ndvisoty member of the Child Wel­ urday. May Green of England, G-3, G-0 in chcf. fare division of the Public llenllli de­ the second round of the Monte Cnrlo Tnyl partment of the General Federation G. O. Ferguaon of Tampa, repre­ lawn tennis tournament yesterday. Grin of Women's Clubs. senting the Union Home Builders wns Miss Elizabeth Ryan, formerly of stan in the city todny looking nfter busi­ California, won from Mrs. Rnyrirr, nnd ness for his firm who arc building England, 0-0, 0-0,^. Ua1|i OPENING AT QUALITY SHOP hoimes all over Florida. They loan on Mrs. Mallory is still playing n men Spring is here in all its glory, the good real estate and enable the folks woods arc purple with violets and other wild flowers are in Idossoty. If who want to build or Improve their mi go into the Quality Shop today, property the chalice at cheap money. you can nlmbstJpiagim: that you are Head the advertisement in today's in if lovely garden, nil abloom with Ilcraid. (lowers of nil kinds nnd hues. BasKeta of lovely roses, howls of lillies \V, II. Tolbert with^ the Shnforami swept fnced pansies nre every Weedpn Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati, where, whiio the lints themselves look will be here with tho Churchwell Co., to show spring nnd summer samples like flowers. In the window id nn artistic a r­ nnd tnke orders for suits. Mr. Tolbert CLUB HREAKFAST—7:00-10:30 rangement of strawberry colored chif­ is well known here having been com­ ' BUSINESS MEN’S LUNCH— 11:30-2(00 fon, and nt one end is a picture hnt of ing to Snnford for many yer.rs nnd his many friends will be glad to sec 75c him again. Rend the Churchwell an­ A La Carle -Sereire nouncement on the last page of this ----------------------------- SPECIAL FEATURES -------- :---issue. . Orange Juice Free with nil Breakfast Iced Celery Free with Noonday ami Evening Meal A. F. FAI.CK, Chef JOS. J. \\ Formerly with Seminole Hotel, Jacksonville Mai R O U T H BAKERY MARCH 2nd and 3rd iirrv « « iin iiia iiiin K ------ ■ ■■ 1 ............................ Have your suit made to your measure. Select the goods you like best. Mr. W. H. Tolbert, with the Srluu'fi'r-lUm'uni enduring (Enmgaiui of Cincinnati will be here to take your measure* i / Most persons who know fine'cars are literally amazed when they learn how closely Hupmobile con­ struction, parallels that of the iftost expensive edrs. . ah New nnd Reduced Prices Effective Januury First Ladies’ Rest Room fytnford. Fla., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue Distrlbutora Seminole und I*ake Counties One of the Lam est and Most Up-to-date Drive-in Filling * Stations in this part qf the Htate a a iraB B a sa aB i A Seen* Pram T H E PR ISO N ER OF. ZBNPA5 AT THE PRINCESS TOMORROW AND SATURDAY First Street SELLS IT FO R LESS W elaka Block [f s: » s h : s: s �■ - 3* =T --f 5s -j PAGE TWO ■t. - , i .o-Jr' > i - . -V^r" '‘M:jL-T.'• .. -, ' J . • p m . j, -j|>{?v< • t h e s a n f o r p Td a i l y h e r a l d , f i O p a y , m a r c h 2, / t; r i! il ;v i 'H 'jfl!1*4*i H '•‘Hi t;!fi l\: ;ii wm __ be mentioned in n state wide article erings of tho Florida legislature DR. H. M, MASON IN BUSINESS FOB HIMSELF AGAIN knows there will be ju st about the «uch as he quotes. sc same old crowd. There will be n few And he t* right. Dot life is too short Dr. R. M. Mnson has purchased the m ra tlltk r4 n t r f Kflrrnnnn H f f j l *«»to call Attention to all those articles who will lead in all th at is excellent, interests of Dr. L. D..Rhodes in tho •* " ■■ a r M a r n o l la Ai f , S a n fn r* . F la . -that are not real artiefc* about Flo- and who will carry out so far no is- dental offices of Mason & Rhodes and ra *a Hda nt all—ju st advertising for .cer­ possible, their oaths of office. Then will carry on the business under tho The Herald Printing Co. tain there are the many who will delib­ nnmo of It. M. Mason as it formerly sections, PVni.iaiiBna Sanford is spending a million dol­ erately violate their oaths of office. appeared. Dr. Mnson needs no intro­ — i -----_ __ _.__K«lll.<r n . J. IIOI.I.T ». ___;_ They know they are going to commit duction to Sanford people, Having MS Cards of Sanford's Repotn . J . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . t u n ,.„!*M-rrlar»-Tr^a»nr»r lars or more on business blocks alone II. ' A. NKKI........ .... .... ( S r n r r a l l U n n t f t rig h t now. And we are with Willis th at net when they make oath. They been in business here for many years ■* able Professional Men, each AHirrM.tmc t t n n n a r r I»ri». 1IOI.1.T IW n li in hia contention that nil of agree to “stand to and abide by that and is known fur and wide as one of *» of whom, in his chosen pro* Adt rrtl. Ihr Elntra Mail* Known oh Florida is growing nnd nil of Florida document known ns the constitution of tho best dentists in this part or the ■■ tension Ihe Herald recoin Appllrallna u —J----------the state.” Thnt constitution says thnt state. His many friend* and .patrons M mends to the people. I . K W H t l l i r r _ O l c e n U d o n M a n a a r r should be mentioned in an article on there shall Ire a rcnpportlonmcnt ench will bo glad to lcurn th at ha will ru- in. I ' k i m r ITO-W e l l r r B P. Pt*t the ntntc of Florida. - '■j t >-a tea nil 'Mi ion years) nnd while thcro are a fow main in Hanford and will be. at the ------ I— 0— . Sa b a e r l n i l u n I’r l e * In A d » a n r r ) Vrar....____ « — ........................... ffl.00 VISITORS BUYING STOCK IN THE phtf will exert themselves to See sueli old. location over tho First National U n i t e .............. ................ a jm " kI It r llr r r r d In C 'llr hr C a rrie r an action shall be brought about Bank. "SB-fit FALATKA BUILDING & LOAN Orw.VV'fh . . . . ---------j *;iUthe#-e,nre i]ot enough of them to bear cA.'-DeCottes STROUT FARM AGENCY nny Weight. Tha hip 12- la IH-pa** W>cklr *trrDavid Longfeldcr, n building nnd ■II rnllrrtr f«irN *»mlaolr I'minlr * Attorney-a l-Law lift Mpgnolia Avc. There will be the rnllwny attorney, nnd la publlahrd O r r r Friday. Ad**r- loan expert of Newark, N. J., is vis­ tlalnp ralra mndr known «n nppllraDon't lose time if this interest* you. who wns cloeted to succeed himself, 1 Inn. I1M prr sear, nlnnya In ndvnncr. iting Pnldtkn for a few days, having Over Seminole County Bank whom the rail interests raid must ‘lie Cord 5 room house, weti located, nice »u:%inui\ T im associatko I'Iik m stopped off hero on n tour through­ elected if it costs five thousand dol­ neigbbornood, electric lights, gas, w at­ HANFORD FLORIDA Tlir Aasorlttlrd 1’rcss la carltjalvely out the suite. Ho is very enthusiastic la rs;” no one will say thnt he ta er. House iif cxcelten*. condition. entitled lo tan use for rrjiuMlrrttlim of about Florida nnd says thnt he is. en­ all news UlannUhc* credited to II or not olnerwlao crcdllrd In thM paper joying his visit in Pnlatkc very much, broad-minded and working for the Owner for quick sale nanics very lowFRED R. WILSON nnd also itin local news published Mr. Longfelder is secretary of live interests of the common people. As price, $2,100. $Bfi0 cash, balance ATTORNEY-AT-LAW All rlphla of re-publlcstlon of special building nnd loan associations in New­ an attorney for the railway ten monthly.- The monthly payments are dispatches herein are ul»i> reserved. months in the year there is no‘reason ‘ess than the r u r a g e rent paid for ark, N. J., nnd he is very enthusiastic First National Bank Building Office■IIKttAt.U IU II.IIIXIJ. Phone HH about the work of the Palatkn Build­ to suppose that lie will roost on the simitar houses. FLORIDA liand thnt supported him and com­ Why pay rent when a homo Kan lx- SANFORD ing & Loan association,’Among oth­ Foralan Aib*-il>lrij Representative mence to pick its finger units during bought on such easy term s. 2”H-tfc TIIEAMF.mrANmfJ5.\S50CIAT1nN er places he visited white in town was HUSH POTATOES, You'll seo Miss I.izr.if lady who's the office of the I’alatkn Building & the other two months, There wilf be 15 Hounds ......... .................. W v l ) l.onn association nnd he became so the opponent of Ihe nb-fenco taw awfully tidy, in Twelve Old Maids— * CHELLE MAINES impressed wilh the possibilities of this because his brother has a friend who Klizn Neff is a little d e n t Hhe is one -------------------- ---------------------has forty head of cattle, and if it of the Twelve .Olii Maids. 28J-2tp JELI.O AND JELLO COMPOUND. association thnt he immediately took -;- LAWYER P alt Negri will not m arry Charlie POWDER 4 A0 LARD, 4 £ out five shares of stock and said that should bo necessary to have the stock COLDS ARE CONTAGIOUS — C ourt H o u se Chaplin. No, when thnt red blooded s he probably would tnkc out more in penned in it would be impossible to Per Pkg. X vvL i li •*•<»!• ............. --♦« Coughs and Cold* are contagious old girl gets married she wants a real the future, because he was very much slip them over Into another county and require prompt treatm ent as they man and not a movie idol. « attracted by the fact that the. associ­ when the assessor was asking embar­ spread or develop into i-'^u nnd Grippe. fc.amined Gtaanea Designed || MONARCH COFFEE. Q ----------- 0------ ----ation was paying 8 per cent dividends. rassing questions. There will bo—oh,'there is no use u». 0 i ^ ' 03 ' l . o o The Ornnpc County Motorcade to He said that this rate was consider­ ~ • ^ • S T . J T i^ S E 1 Henry McLaulin, Jr., Polk county wnn a great success. The ably higher than they could pay in in enumerating what there will lie. It Foley's Honey a: Opt. D. is safe to say the coming legislature and quickly check cough* nml colds. | Herald has long contended thnt Sem­ New Jersey, W^r.DORF TOILET Ma t c h e s , The constantly increasing; demand f o r ‘ will be about on a par with its pre­ inole county should visit her neighOptician-Optometrist During the, past month the Palatkn Foley’s Honey and Tar, for three 2 packages decessors; it is prayed, n t nny ra t”, , bors more. The results in Orlando Building & I/inn association has sold .T2 East First S tr u t Sanford, Fla that it will be no worse. It i* to be generations, has made it the •larg e st speak for themselves, 25 shares to Ph Bade I|ih Ih people and • hoped that a few guild measures may selling cough medicine in the world. ■s ■ ■ has a promise of some BO shares more become laws; measures which mean • Contains no opiates—ingredients *nrc ELTON J. MOUGIITON A guy with n funny name reported to follow.—I'nlntkn News. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES printed op the wrapper. Refuse sub­ a r c h it e c t .to New York police yesterday that he The same holds true of the. Ban- a betterm ent of the entire state ntld COUNTRY EGGS had been robbed of $02,000 on the ford Building & Loan-association thnt which will not bo confined to a small stitutes. Insist upon Foleyta. Sob!' everywhere.—Adv. train while asleep. He ought to bo has many out-of-town investors nnd territory.—Paintka News. investigated. His creditors will suf­ is getting more of them all the time. The Twelve Old Maid* orchestra BANKRUJTCY AND BOOTLEGfer by this robbery. Watch them. It is strange that some of the cheap will render a selection Friday night, GING money in the north does not come lo nt the high School. 'JB‘.*-2lp Orlando is thinking of extending Sanford where the rate in eight per Bankruptcy nnd bootlegging h aj its city limits. .Sanforil will not ex­ cent and if they can get jt the rate nourished in thin state for the past has gone to twenty p er,cent but a l­ TUBES tend tlie limits for Mime time to come. two years or more until it seemed th>* ways with liie chance of getting ovi r We have a lot of .territory now that should never have beon taken into the limit, nml getting an illegal rate law* were not made that could pre­ r............ the city limits and we have more than Sanford could use n million dollars vent illegal bankrupt sates and the il- j 3 0 x 3 % . . . . W. J. THIGPEN | Ollier* in I’ruporllnn we can really take care of in the pro- nt eight per cent fur the building of legal geltjng of liquor. Hut Uncle Sam is not asleep always Ask for Prices on Tires per manner. Sometimes a city bits o(T homes and apartment homes nnd if •Real Estate more than it can chew in which case this item reaches the eye of those although he may lake a'im p now nnd : ,\ coupon given with rach FIVE GAL* folk* in the north who are only getting then, and the first blow was struck LON t'ASII purchase of GAS, good on FIRE. LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE n had indigestion la the result. five per cent on their money let them *■* Dado county thi* week when n The government (]an riders find out write The Herald and we ’will put*.hunch of officials were indicted by that the people are paying too much them wise to where they can invert the federal grand Ju:y for shielding one or two million* in Hanford prop- the booth-ggi r* and for violating the . • interest on loans. They fiml that derplte the (ny), chea|>U' erty a t eight per cent and the safi.it national bankrupt taw i:i concealing assets in bankrupt carts. the south is paying the some old It'nc Irnent In tho'Vorltl.* 1 Tile bankrupt law* of this state are rate. They find out that We have been |.; te ther very lax or the fight kind of | tiying to work out our salvation here CANT FOOL ALL THE I'EOIM l.tiv doe* got exist when a merchant by |myiug exhorhitant rates on mon­ ALL THE TIME cm deliberately start up in business I N ey. An investigation would find the with the idea of failing, store half " African in the wood pile. You a in 't fmd nil the people all hia g o o d . in some other place and then J* the time. The liquor ring in Florida f.iil for a big sum and pay ten cents * Kendrick Guernsey, one of the liv has been carrying things with a high on tho dollar mur keep running the i m B r ‘est wires thnt ever sparked, Ims r.e- hnml becaiUfi* many promUient t *-o •tore right on until he gets ready to JJ ccpted the position of Executive Sec­ plo in every comniunity have licet fail again. Tim worst feature of the)** retary of the Orlando Chamber of hand in glove with them. Prominent law is that it idlowu such things lo ex- • Commerce, and will bo the active head people have been hand in glove with i t with the tiiuihination* o f tie- law of. the organization with tail power other taw bleaker*. A man wilh toon and the liiwyers mid it -,-em thnt the to go ahead nnd get results. This is ey could c mini it any kind of petty F. S. Government has l>fcn call'll in a step in the wight direction. The sec­ crime and get by with it. Law were and that if Florida laws will not pro­ retary of the Chamber of Commerce laughed at, honest people were lh>ut- tect the creditors and the honest l)nshould have more jxiwer and more ed, the rogues were rampant And the Mhi’ss men the federal taws will pro- j money and more' support ami. more laws wo it l ramp! mi under font. Flor­ le d them. The honest merchant i- ■ everything and then let him go ahead ida laws wore not only lax but they forced to pay hi.? hills because hr is m u have not been enforced, Federal law * and put It over. • A Scene From T1IE PR ISO N ER OF ZENDA M j tamest and wants to pay anti he is lire troiq: enough to fit nny ea*e hut B -.Matinec Daily ___" Al flic Princess Tonight and Xnlardayfrom thi * time on they will he cnforc-j obliged to run counter to a lot of n OCR MEATS ARE (»F TH E IR'.ST Ol \l.i1A — WILLIS ROWKI.L CALLS THEM e-.i because the people art* tired of j bankrupt sales of yiods :it • uinoas o Willis Rowell watches the iopart* I hearing the burdens while the lav.-' prleei with which cannot coin)M>te. •tKKEu.iaifnniiz:^ rz n n n ^ n H 3 ::t:n u t;c c g u n r:a iiH sc au B c ca a sH a u K ra * i» of Florida' like a hawk and few men I : -QUICK DELIVERY—--— cm n- lings ImliL The ftame illegal p breaker* i ide in limousine^. They will ' . 5V know about the state of 1 londn a.- i all go to j.nl together now, the law­ good with whiskey j i lling t h a t i t Ch -• JIOW TO CLEAN dot'H Die indefatigable woikcr fur Lake breakers nod the lawyers who have eounteiiniR'td by liie people of vnri- « MArrilESSES County and for Florida. The other day protected them ns the following fiom oils cities that should us-tat the laws ■ 5fl. . • .-Si * ■ hit discovered that a certain firm do­ Tampa would Indicate: iu being enforced. There hi a ring in First, buy from us an electri.' S 1 ing business in Florida had compiled “indictments returned by the recent this state thnt will be broken up soon a report giving certain cities great session of the federal grand jury and the names of some of tliu promi-1 suction, cleaner which you can credit for their building operations. here include one against H. T. and I). nent peo|de on the list will cause ma­ nttm h to your electric light soc- ■ The report only mentioned certain ci­ II, Owens, who formerly operated the ny of them to seek other climate*. The ItcL - Then with our special de* * ties probably because this firm wns Owens Produce -Company in Tampa. whiskey selling in Florida has rami­ J. IIUGII TILLIS, Prop. , vice for cleaning mattresses, A doing business in those eitiej. Rut it They nrc charged with a scheme to fication* thnt will startle tho world pillows, lied coverings, curtaihs, wns unfair because it did not take in defraud, in advertising in Georgia pa­ when they nre exix> id and they will Phone 105---- *----------------402 Sanford Avenue the entire state. We saw the same a r­ per* for farm produce and promising ta* exposed in the next few montl;* etc., turn on the current and let ■ ticle but we nro accustomed to being big profiLs." United States district a t­ and tho mimes of the prominent citi­ n a ■ « * * ■ * * ■ » * ■ ■ * ! « s i b * * B i s x E n a R E i r ! z : i : l. handed n package in the state adver­ torney, W. M. Gober, also announced zens who are now aiding and abetting tising nnd Hanford goes right nterig thnt capiases have been issued under the sate of liquor in this stnte will he building a big city just the same. In the grat'd jury indictment for the published in all the newspapers of this article about the cities thnt were arrest of Circuit Judge Henry F. At­ the state. building nnt| growing Hanford nnd kinson of Dade county nnd his law And there will also be more strin­ several other live cities in ,the state p a rtners, W. I. Evans and Martin gent lawn in the next session of the want not mentioned, leaving n doubt Meruhon, under charge of concealing legislature about bootlegging nnd al­ in the minds of Jh u se Jiving in other assets on the bankruptcy case of the so bankruptcy nr.d other violations of states ns to wHcther we h id a real Michigan Furniture Company of Mi­ the laws of the land in order that city or not. Willis Rowell culls them on ami. Capiases have also been issued the really honest man of Florida can g-- the article and snys that other cities for tile a rrest of Sheriff Robert C. continue to live, are In the growing clnss and spending Baker of Ritim Beach epunjy, Robert The ilay of the lawbreaker ia a t an millions dn building and they should W. MUIbotirne, {former prohibition end. Tilt* honest people of thin state A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ That Is what you get from ui. Wo will not sell feed'that ------------- ------------ ugont in th a t bounty; Otis R. Parker, will ntR s^unl for it nny’longer.* agement o f the fallowing . ?n believo represenfa 'fair value for tho price ^ B. prominent attorney for Fort Pierce, CARD OF THANKS p a x u u w '-fl? rrts e 3 f ft ■f: nnd George D. .Grady, well known - 6 SELL Q WHEN U i rWe wish, pi Jhnqk M ^.fpd Mrs. E. GIVE US A TRIAL BOARD OP DIRECTORS Fort Pierce man, under vHaVgck of m )UR ’ REAL f X UHT IT _ i:ir-wr If •• f e d conspiracy to protect liquor runners," I-owe for their close attention nnd v ESTATE ( 5 / WITH US nnd Remember --' kindness during the illness nnd death ■ o ■— . . . : V 4 J. It. Anthony, W. H. Tunnicliffe, Dr. S. ft ™ U H MONEY HACK IF YOU ARE NOT H A T IS FI ED" - _______________ NOW TIN ABOUT TIME FOR ALL of-our darling baby Grace) nnd the eston, E. H, Hawkins, W. E. Scoggan, r.: " friends and Dr. Robinson, nurse Mrs. TO FORECAST Hpenccr Height lots are going Ethel Wuss, for the close attention C. F. Williams fust. One of the best sub-dlrls* nml kind nursing during the illness of About this time of year it is the our little boy Edwins ions in Hanford nnd nil Mg lots. bi-annual custom for nil newspapers Sire us tiow nnd pick while pick­ May God'**richest blessing fall up in Florida to say editorially: ing Ujrpod., Easy terms. on each nnd alt is our prayer'. ALL DEPOSITS INSURED “There is e\Try Indication thnt the Mr. and Mrs. T. \V. Cameron. coming session of the legislature will be the b rst, broadest-mindrd, yet It is the ignorance of the mass m olt economical of nny session dur­ thnt makes war possible; it is the THE CASH FRED STORE 3 . • A0KNT8 • . -ing the twenty year* last jiast." : ,s : maks of ignorance that makes pence , Grain, liny Ilay and nnd FertUii Fertilizer* ^ Feed, (irain, All of which sounds very nice, and impossible. lL ESTATE . is handing i t't o th o u in a correct . . - •• * 3 MYRIJ.K AVENUE ^ ^ ~ AND ' FOURTH STREET---ET- -HANFORD. FI A. ; Ca»asltr, Auto Insurants' V vetn-j 'f one doesn't have any regard Helnic's stubborn determination BL. SANFORD, FLA for t R i m i t h . Everyone who has not to give an Inch would indicate ■ We are now booking order* for While Leghorn Baby Chicks, 25c each' ~r~T-M --followed the course of the past gntlw that he has changed since 1918. .:i\ .= CVti *t; J., - ivi-i ' "i'jta hi/ , ,-taii Sanford Daily Herald PURELY PROFESSIONAL * mm 2 5 c $1.75 of and F ryers s ark€ Ut laxweli & Britt NFORD �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FR1 »■■ t.r. ir f , '. . . - i - . i—_ _ s _ —- _ Poland Recthof Geneva was « visto the city today. . J. 11. Huddleston'of Geneva wan in today with n load of grapefruit and hen fruit and reports everything nt Geneva as booming. ,<y aH^.iJG’Ddtlcfia nrt.sealed In,dirl anil yerm n and moisture hre pealed out. You can’t tfdcr groceries from the PIGGLY WIGGLY by telephone. We want the-people who de* ire hcnltjh by eating clean groceries tricorne to PIGGLY WIGGLY and Kek’cU uch things is they, want- with, their own hands. You tnk^ your own purchases wilh’Witf* \:Ierks,'pos­ ters and delivery boys don’t pitch litem around from pillar to post. Come to Piggly Wiggly where you can get clean, fresh groceries at lower prices have jiu t bought n tremcndouR; atock Of A tiny Mutuum lam ahocs to be told tu the public direct. Prlcicj 42.75. These shoes are 100'>- solid; It ether with heavy double nolo* *t»w-( id and nailed. The uppers arc o f’ heavy tan chrome leather with bel-: lows tongue, thereby making themj waterproof. These shoes arc selling! very fast and we advise you to order! nt once to Insure your order being fill-! cd. The sizes urc G to ill all widths;j pay postman on receipt of goods or r.ond money order. *Money refunded; if thoei arc not satisfactory.—T h e-0. S. Stores Co.,, 1441 Bruadwny, .New: York City. , , 182-tfc| per cent of your motor •trouble 1* the use of low grade (.asolini Ask us lo show, yoti the difference as analysed by the Depart­ ment of Agriculture of the S tate of Florida We Sell High Test Gasoline • ■ • “That Good Gulf Gasoline” ■ . •* > *c *■-.• . . ,ii Tires------Tubes-----Accessories The balance of the slock of the J. }!• Dressner store will be sold rvgnrdJess of cost, say#' an .ndvertlsemcn' in this Issue of the paper regarding First Street and Elm AveBna^ ‘the Sprclnlty Shop sales for this week FOR SALE—T>vo Stage Magna vox 1 Power Amplifier with Vacuum i Some flpc real intalo will Ik* aoid Tubes and Batteries complete, half I in Snnfoiif in the next Week or two price, no radiophone net Is complete | attd n glance over the Daily Herald without amplification.—KAY BROS., i- will make you some money. You will “EXJDE” Service, phone Si$, 288-4 tp ![ never buy Sanford property any cheaper than it bj now. Don’t miss Twelve Old Maids a t the High School Friday night, 8 p. in., 280-2to Chat lie Drill is among the new ■J5 and H6c. owners of HupmubUe having purchas­ ed one of the r.ew sport models of W HERE IS THE-■MEANS? 239-2tc Hupntobile Sedans. The R. (i 0. Ga­ rage is also putting on nn auction sale NOTICE C ? BPZC.’AL ftiBFTiKG OF of used cara that will g ite everyone in THE iVi..." i. ■ S OF SANSeminole county the chance to own FORD BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Notice ia hereby given thnt a spec­ Kanner’s Department Store adver­ ial meeting of the stockholders of tises today with n line of goods ilpit is Sanford Building & Loan Association, being Bold a t prices that will move n corporation, will be held at San­ them at once. The department store ford, Florida, on the 2Gth day of that “in three' blocks from high pric­ Starch, A, D. 102.1, nt eight o’clock p. es" and Knnn&r's ature is crowded m ,at the office of said corporation, with real bargain:'. Sec the prices in for the purpose of considering and this initje and go tti 213-215 Sanford acting upon 11 proposition to increase Avenue. tlie capital stock of said corporation from the sum of $500,000.00 to $1,. ItaumoPs 'advertise today the sale 500,000.00, and for the transaction of SANFORI), FLORIDA I of Taffeta Frocks nt prices that will any anti nil business necessary or de­ PHONE 1.10 ; surprise you. Mr. Uuumul on his last sirable in connection therewith. ‘ trip north bought some special bar By Order of the President. gains in Tnlfita dresses and he offer* A t t e s t s them tomorrow to the patrons nt pri­ A. *P. Connelly, Soctelnry. ces that will make them move. Rc- 2-27-o-a-\v-5wr 1markable values and exquisite designs in navy, brown nml black taffeta It YOU 1)0 any kind of farming in dresses and you must nec them t*> apFlorida you should read The Furm| predate them. 11 & Stockman which deals with cit­ rus and truck fanning, live stock, poultry ami dairying. Send for free Confidence Men simple copy or 25 cents for three Convicted in Orlando months. Yearly subscription, $1.00; m Jlf Must Serve Term three years, $2.00. Published twice a Mr/t B y ■ month. Address The Fanner & Seven years in Uie stale peniten- Stockman. No. 10 Newman St., JackT h t .Sfj’nJjrJ o f Compuriion tinty at Raiford uwnlt John King, 7.7, ronville. Fla. 233-Fri-Wed-tfc ami William Banks, 52, confidence men who were convicted in criminal c n ic i it m i iff n r tjii; tii j i iiii m i . I n te l it o r court here March 15 last and sentenc­ i»%. i \ a m i r i m h i m i i m i i . i : ed by Judge T. PIctpn Warlow. The l . IV e ||A \« |:||v , l l n r i l y , I •••■•(iliiliiiiiil, i , It’s a real pleasure to ow n a Buick not only Etiprcnu* cdurt upheld‘the lower court H 11rrl> . 1Ir f m i l Ft o f , < I I A l l ON decision ye sic id ay ,,, vj because o f its dependable performance, but also King and flnnkir Were nrrcstell in it because Buick lias so m any conveniences th a t -fnrtrtlfttcl last' March by Chief of De­ simplify its care and operation. tectives Frank Gordon. Two 'young­ A fow m om ents will reveal exactly how ev ery er nun, W. II. Nigel, 52, and Harry Haynes, 2D, were with them nt the day m aintenance of Buick cars is quickly, e a s­ time, hut wore muuitted ia criminal ily, and cleanly done. cou It. T ho variety of these features and the comfort M, It. Sweclon, of I hidden town, N. J., was the cmnpldlning witness th at they provide to the ow ner con bo fully ug.iiiiHt the confidence men, '"Uing appreciated only by personal inspection of th e pojice bow he found a pocket book in • I(l23 models. Hi'lllln-ilr t' uMl) Kola Park with a - code, stock lists l it-.. , - I »• *'*»ttt:rt, R ulk'ltf.r u m t uf I'.iuum I umi other wire-tipping pnraphematin fuT l'iitU|ltnlllIll:l in it. Just ns Sweeten picked up the l-lti-2fi-S-:-0-U-5 il d ir W<l 1 ru iK m ld n tlll) 4 PsM.Coup* . pocket book, of course, one of the con­ t t) S 5 T>**rtn« 1I9S 7 I1***. Toutini spirators came rustling forward to. in > 1JT5 S P a n , Touring 7 t*n,i. OfJjn j ,,5 !k-.Ut - • • WAS Spurt Raa,htfr claim it, profusing* thanking Kweeton Her IDAS S P a n . S t i i n • IMS Sport T ounnifor icturiiing the valuable wallet and C r l r u K r> b. f l u i d Fo.'.'orf•»; d u v r m m d r if lilt offering to let him in on the inside of liihtiiibl*J ,V•lu*<>ul then. Vf. ,t.C. PurrSau I'liiu. tth u ll [tru ll ,.1 . i fur U i f t n .U I'uirmtnU. the game ns a reward. Rwielon was im lined, according to unofficial reports, to listen to the story, but bis wife immediately be­ 1 t< rm utnU M f u tli* (r came suspicious and finally persuad­ 1 tT b r tn ltia iu r fo r R * u . Mi ed her husband to take the m atter up U rk ro ip 'li* * a n d W»U:il/u*<. D on't tlm o Irrln x to kill tl with the police, the arrest and convic­ ... L. C, MOORE, Manager 8 ANFOhD, FLORIDA ..... . .r........ wua powder*. Ii-iuIJ* or aur ail* tion of King and Banks following. prepare Ilona. When better automobiles are built, Buick will King is said to htivo been over­ Rontly for U «o-B ottor than 3-US. U>X, I'fl l.S-OI. t heard in the remark that Swtcton was Build Them lined up tp lose $50,000 in the swindle hnd not his wife stepped forward and saved him. It afterward developed that King is Crider indictment in Memphis, Tcnn., for an alleged swindle there, accord­ ing. to press dispatches. , The two con men have been In the Orange county jail nearly a year uwniting the supremo court’s decision on their appeal. They have been mod­ el prisoners, giving the jail authori­ ties no trouble, and hnvo watched the newspapers daily in the hope of see­ ing n Tallahassee 'dispatch reciting that the supremo coutt had reserved the case or ordered a new trial,—Or­ lando .Sentinel. 1 DEMONSTRATION ON SWIFTS’ PRODUCTS, SATURDAY . ONLY. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NICE FANCY . VO. 3 CAN ROYAL SCAR LET PIN E A PP L E ......... SWIFTS’ OR KING AN’S SUC •ED BACON, Mb. pkg. ........ NO. 3 CAN PREMIER BART LETT PEARS ................ VO, 2 CAN DEL MONTI MEDIUM SIZE PEAS NO. 3 CAN PREMIER FRUIT SALAD NO. 2 CAN GIBBS’ STRINGLESS BEANS .IARS FRENCH MUSTARD ...... VO. 2 CAN ROYAI SCARLET CORN The kind you pay 35 to 45c > a pound for, in pkgs., lb. I-LB. CAN MAXWELi HOUSE COFFEE Convenient to Care For and to Drive Limited 2 Cans to Customer CATMI*BE|X*S BEANS. f CAN ...... ...................... *...................... X FANCY COOKING ADDLES LB. ......................... ..... VAN CAMP'S TOMATO • CATSUP, large nize bt I CANS BANtJUET SARDINES .. . ’ , .... I-LB. TALL CAN ARGO r ed salm on i CANS PiN»: SALMON 1 CANS SUNBR-n’E ! CLEANSED I M III 1 1 ?trglJSSSK.-J* 8-LB. SACK GOLD MEDAL F L O U R ........................ RISCO, 1-LB, CAN .... . FANCY FULL CREAM CHEESE, Ih. .... 25c VALUE SCRUB BRUSH ................... I ROLLS MONGUE 10ILHT PAI*ER CREAM OF WHEAT, I'acluige . 34c He 19c 28c air rramm STAR NAPHTHA POWDERS, Large size ..... ...... ............ . BARS LAVA SOAP ........... CR ISC O . 1 «/j-LB, C A N — .......... CRISCO, CAN 1 PACKAGES PEARLINE 1 PACKAGES SOPADE ... 'RISCO, G-piI CiMSCO, a-LB. JCA N .iitf.i 13c" ..29c 26c 20c rnra«tfill UIH, TOILET SOAP. CAKE have^purchased of J. M. Dresner "Don’t you dnro diaturl) tny Mtting lirn!" Bov if he did? March Cth at thv High .Sihuol. 200-1tc )ss or consequences—Come prepared to Buy 1{ POR SATURDAY WE WILL HAVE EVERW HING T H A rl ! | fH E MAilKET AFFORDS AND THE LAW ^ALLOWS. OUR U VEGETABLE DISPLAY SHALL AT ALL TIMES BE-O N E ()F as the Values are Tempting------------------------- 214 E. first Street £g Forinerely Location of J. M. Dresner TREBE? ■■ J; iiim a iiu c tiio iiB iD iis m * - v.i • ’ r .... Ml • -r'rr?. •, . (• • • ■ ’ * •» ' '. i'-i.-. ---------- �PAGE FOUR HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1023 THE SANFORD (Dr The AmorlnlrS Press) WASHINGTON, March l.-JCfforta to obtain cheaper credit for the farm ­ ers thus far have failed to produce an appreciable effect on the Interest rates, charged by banka "in the .imnll cities und (otriil of agricultural sections of the west and south, according to observations of the federal re ­ serve board in Us annual report made public yesterday. The hoard soys that the interest rates of those finan­ cial institutions remain practically unchanged despite the lowering of the rediscount'rates by the reserve hanks In the past year and other moves de­ signed to be of assistance to the ag­ ricultural industry. THE GREAT SECOND STREET BETWEEN PARK AND OAK AVE. COMPANY IONA TOMATOES, No. 3 cans, per cnti A. & P. CORN, No. 2 enn, each A. & P. FLOUR SELF-RISING 12-lba........... FAMOUS FOR OUR TEAS AND COFFEES THEA NECTAR, < Zi-lb. packages.......... ......... ........................... .......... < The board note* that there is a much closer relationship between tlie interest rater charged by banks in industrial centers and the reserve re ­ discount ra te s .. " It ia noteworthy, the reports aaya, "that the rates charged by banka in the Rtnnl] cities and towns of tho ag ­ ricultural districts of the west and south tire practically on the same level, ns they were u year ago. This was doubtless <\ue to the fact that in those sections It is the custom for banks to charge n given rate of in­ terest, usually ranging from 8 to 10 per cent the year round, without re; gr.nl to interest rates obtaining in in­ dustrial i&ri&gr* ‘dr to "discount rates in effect a t the.federal reserve banks. "Inasmuch as the reduetihn of the rediscount rate at the federal reserve banks has not resulted in n corres­ ponding decline in tho rates paid by the formers and other borrowers who deal with banks located in the small cities und towns of the agricultural sections of the west and south, it is apparent that in those sections of j the country where relatively high in­ terest rates prevail and thore is n wide nmrgain between such rates and the federal reserve bank, rates, the latter have hut Might, if nny, effect upon rates charged by reserve bonrd banka. "In the financial centers, where the money markets are more sensi­ tive to changes in the financial slt-j tuition there is a closer relationship} between reserve bank discount rates [and rates charged to customers by re­ serve member hanks. “In December, 1921, member banks charged their customers rotes of 5 per cent or less on eight-tenths of one per cent of the paper rediscounted with the federal reserve bank, whera­ ■* ^ Mi PW «B*»IIB«inBll«BM B «BttB «B«M M '*-?B,**BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB,,BBBBr^ B3BBBBnBBBBBBBM M g KEEP THE SMALL MAN IN BUSINESS B) ^ * Too can find the name of every live Business Man la Sanford in this Column each day. Seminoki Prink ' 88$®*°' I'leWs! Phone 401 1,000 LI IS. HIGH GRADE COFFEE, i cr IB. ...................m. (This is Special) HOUND STEAK, CHOICE POT ROAST, WESTERN BEEF, per lb FANCY CREAM CHEESE, Per lb, ......................... OVEN ROAST OF BEEF, This ia Western, lb. ..... LUNCHEON MEAT, tit, per Hi, . . . . . CHOICE BREAKFAST BACON STRIPS, Per lbiiJWii ***** ,MI." | 4lM***»i *tt*****Sf*f«t B. W. HERNDON PfCKLED OX TONGUE, per lb FINE FAT FLORIDA STEERS, All Cuts, per lb...... ................ . PICNIC HAMS, SWEET AND CHOICE, per lb............................ INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE------—AUTO-------- RONDS S. O. Shinholser JUST A FEW HAMS LEFT, SPARE RIBS, at, per |b. . ....... "......... . . . . . . . . . Per lb..........— ........... ................ . Contractor nnd Builder RED CIRCLE COFFEE, Specially Selected, lb. SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST BACON TIPS, per lb. ........... FRESH CORN-FED GEORGIA PORK LEGS, Ui......... ............ 15i 15, O dL rh riH S WEEK WE HAVE AN EXPERT BUTCHER FROM CHICAGO, MR. 7)TT() LKVY A. P. Connelly & Sons BOKAR COFFEE ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SMOKED SAUSAGE, Per lb. ................... .................... ......................... WHITE BACON GOIN( C i t - I m p r o v e d tnnd Cl«r Lola Per Pound l l n a l a r a a I’r o p r r t r 4Iit Io OfTlro St C l S C II SAN H(l III) l i e AI. T V C O M I'A N Y I S V C X T M I 'S T COM PANY We offer you Duality Merchandise at-Minimum 1’riceH. Wherever you find an A. & P. Store you find Economy and low prices STEWART The Florist BARGAINS, NOT ONE DAY t Flowers-------------- Floral Designs KEEP MOVING Annual nnd Ornnmrnt.il Plants ----- NEXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS sa fr.Y B B B P a sn a a a a n 311 Myrtle Ave. SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine nnd Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phone 62 — -Sanford, Florida L. B. IIODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET META 1. WORKS Genera! Repairing 297 French Ave.----------- Sanford, F*a. II. VV. SAWTELLE, C. P. A. (N I. GEO. II. WRIGHT" "MR. I. W. H. Rooms 8 nnd i) Fountain Building Dot,AND, FLORIDA JAP. PONGEE LUNETTA ZEPHYR AND Government inspected—32-in IMPORTED GINGHAM Auditing Corporation Accountin Estate Accounting 9:0,) A. M. to U P. M. cxzopt by appointment CHESTERFIELD VOILES Dark Grounds, Floral Patterns, 40-in. LACE STRIPED VOILES Plain colors, 36-in. METRO V ICT URt If the Princess Flavin could have loved the real king—or Black Michael; or be die gorgeous Antoinette <lc Muuhati. But love docs not inspire love, fortunately in ono ease; for if it did thcro would be lacking the fas­ cinating story of IMPORTED JAP CREPE'' Government stamped All diitera at the Lu-Beth Cafeteria between the bourn of 5 p. m. amt 9 p. ni. Saturday will bo entitled to a guess td the number of beans in the pot which iH on display in the window of the Lu-Beth Cafeteria, i NAINSOOK AND LONG CLOTH 10 yard pieces _ J, * » , • • REMEMBER NATIONAL EXPOSITION OF EVERYTHING IN SILK NEXT WEEK—MARCH 5 TO 10 j » The Person Guessing the Nearest Will Be Rewarded with a 1 Leave your guess at the cash register Scenario by Mary OITara FhotoRraphy by John F. Sells ( DramaUsailon by Edward Rom '1 East First Street ■New Meisch Building l■ ■ B B B B B B ^ B B B B B B . �PAGE RD RAIL* HERAT,!). FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1922 ELIMINATED BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING n i l The* .X««,>rl»te<t ' T i-m I BOWLING ATLANTA, Feb. 28—Millsapa col |cg<* of Jaekson, Min., n represents t ivo of th t 8 .'I. A. A. wa« tho fin team to be eliminated from the South LiW collegia to conference baa h ft hall (ournnmt-nt which npenc here y*;»Ur{inyqfunii*Bi. ThtwMUsb sipians went down before tie fai quintet from Furman university, c Greenville) S. C., to to 21. « Waters and Brock of Furman, wet the principal stars in the first Kami Waters made six field goals and Broc five, while Andrews of the snmb tcai made three field goals and eight o: of nine attempts at fouls.. Foprsa and McCormick starred f o r ’the Mil sap until. Al! teams entered we i t on han when the tournament got under wa; TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Club Women Form Association Dodger Men Unhurt in Lenape Smash Fletcher Presents With a Utopia on Are Appointed Petition Opposing *To Represent State Earth as Its Aim Container Standard t ll j r T h e A««orlnlt-U I ' r r s a l TALLAHASSEE, March I.—Three women, prominent in club and civic iu licit ins of this rtnte. have been named by Governor Hr.rdce tu.reprerent the state ;.t the National Con­ ference on State Parks to lie h, M in ihe Tml.ey Run State Park, Indiana, Mnv “-K inclusive. TIium* nnnied by Some picture hint night. SACRAMENTO, Mch. 1.—Condi thins on earth rivaling those of Utupij constitute the goal «f the l.ightbearera of California, an ar -point inn formeil In Lets Angch" fur earryii tin lurch of oniightCTimvnl to |ln* fuut Another good one tonight WAS 1IIX QTO N, Mch. 1 \Vhen the bill fixing a standard for fruit and vegetable containers came up for con­ sideration an the .-Vtmle yesterday. Senator l*h.*t< her pte-enled the fnl lowing petition ngned l.y J. M. Arch­ ibald, !>. Smitli and approximately •yr.n j u -j i . ja B J ik n a n u t aiiU K 3*niic*naunK i:asauaauH M H «aui»*R anaiinnnaanua**aB nanuaB entiB B M «i IMncKnmn, w inter ia r a ami «r*. us explained. in the articles, U. to (i. Sewell, Miami. “bring to the woill enlightenment , * " and thun liberation through science." Rex Ingram never turns out any Don't forget the Auction Salir 01 Thi< object Is to be reached l>y tin* thing but the best. VALENTINO TO WED AGAIN Automobile* Saturday, March tfrd, I “teaching of universal law* and for* p. nt. at the 1J. & 0. Motor Company, ces of nature nod their application to A ihI "The Prisoner of Zendn" n f VI r "ftur : *'•»%•§■* l n | r*1 l'*r#*s-«| corner Second Street and Sanford humanity's evolution." .story of roynl romance; and of ad^'UCHICAGO, M.h, I.—Hodolplto Val­ 2*8-3tc The n«soriat|on, the articles aLo tnre us breathless and an flaxfling entino. divorced from dean Acker, al- Avenue. --------------— set fo rth , is to be international in its n*t sword play will hold the h o a r d s to- -..i n screen aetresa,- a year ego. and also, for the same period enjoined ■, The Daily Herald, lot* per week, j scope; scientific, non-sectarian, imnpolitical nnd, nonArt trial. from playing for others than the Fa-' we«i. for lac. 3 -boc>n the custom Os- mr.tH Pbty cts-Iyr-V y corp'/in'ion, net some family each and only i* to start a iboaring tear.within o lie his guests and see a few weeks, but ir. to remarry his j ithout cost and tonight present wife. Winifred llndnut, to Perry Jcrnigan are the whom he was married in 'Mexicali, Bring the wife Ferry Lower California, after his divorce, ood picture. Incidentally Miss Acker is appearing _____ j at a down town theatre and Valentino. the program for next and his second wife are appearing at tJCIC CHASSIS' I( will la? some good ones, a down town cabaret. Ihe third maTwock in every way the ‘ mge of tin screen "shirk" is to take siting belter and bettor. ’ piece at a down town h it. 1 next we-k. "Cootie" pro--hied confirmation it received froni l.os Angeles o f.th e nb-elute divorce Ethel ilcWnde, the poetical Maid, decree granted there. will read one of her love poems in "Twelve Old Maids" Friday night at Governor Appoints the high school. 2>'.»-2ip In fact it's a mas(crpio;i’ “3 Blocks from High Prices Department Store 213-215 SANFORD AVE 3 Blocks r -» from High Prices’ PHONE 550 W E CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Come in and let us prove it. Huy where you can save the most.1’ That’s ihe wav we do and th at’s why we can save so much for you. The. values on this sheet will prove us to be a REAL ECONOMY STORE. f Florida Men For Coastal Highway ENAMELED BERLIN K E T T I^S , f. quart, with rovtrs llljr T b r Georgia Country Sausage Home-made Potato Sal ad, 20c pound W E DELIVER \ a « » p l ,i ( r i l .TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. March !. Eight men have been named by the governor t i comprise Florida’s dele gallon to the meeting of the South Atlantic (Joax la I Highway Associa­ tion to be held nt Charleston, S. 0., March 15 and 10. Those named arc: .3. M. Tatuni, W, S. Maxwell, Miami; II. E. Robinson, F. SJ Corey, West I’alri Beach;'H. B. Groves, St. Augustine; Sidney D. Bramatt,* Daytona; iiuwnrd Boss, Jacksonville, nnd Cfatulo Nolttn; Jacksonville.' ALVAN’.ZED WATER PAILS*, NIGHT GOWNS, good .junilty NT.insoak, White A < ami Flesh f/C 15!) MUTER PITCHERS LADIES' KNIT UNION SLUTS, knee length ALVAN'lZRD WASH BOARDS F . O . O. D E T R O IT LADIES’ LISLE HOSE, with scam Black, Cord, and O R Irfl White, pair ............. The Daily Herald, 15c per week. Tho Herald delivered iix times a uek for 15c. LADIES' PATENT OXFORDS, 1 Strap, Junior Louis Heels Q /3 E > fl .... 3 LAJMESkl'-U'ENT. OXFORDS, 1 IMPORTED RATINE, Colors Tan­ gerine, Orchid, Blue, Gray nnd White, | A yard Mice costs so little and the sub­ sequent saying in delivery cost is so great that further delay in on this beautiful lypo of sport cir. Tho NEW OAKLAND SIX L-l^IN DEB 8 PORT, low body and rnty In line is worth three times cveiy dollar of th«T$I165.0Q wo ask. Spanish leather upholstered cushions ' N It’s powerful quiet six Insure perfect riding comfort nnd‘ enjoyment, tvllndcr engine takes all the ga« there Is in gaa In minimum consump­ tion. Automatic heat control and perfect location of all manipulat­ ing parts make driving a double pleasure. All Improvements nnd ac­ cessories. ’ Up-to-date from the wheels to tho top. Look over our other models, also. , . ’ List your order at once^-a small down paymenU-convenient, easy terms, , Ford priori hitvf nnvr brtn to low Ford quality hat norm boon to high | ' g f l l r m a n , I r u t Inn n r I ’n t k e v I ’a r l l r u l a r a n i l m o of th r fallowing at U l i . T. U. r o i ' ....... — 12* W* W e l l t i l l Y — Oak Avenue nnd Third Street o Jl?* MERCERIZED PONGEE, and Natural, 1-strap, / * {\ IIII.DRENIS PATENT OXFORD. I. strap, pair Special Saturday and Monday Only I LOT IMPORTED GINGHAMS COMBIN'KTTKS HR(VVY IRON FRY PANS, 75e value LADIES' COMFORT, OXFORDS White BLACK* SATEEN, fti-lncfe* quality, O g a l v a n iz e d FIN DISH PANS 1 (-quart , .... IMPORTED JAPANESE _____ CREPE, yard PHONE 17 vf O p ... A | S f, RUCK TOWELS, N Fix 22-in., each — MEN’S UNION SUITS ..... . GALVANIZED TUBS, No. 2 WHITE AND WHITE ENAMELHD COMBI NETT EM N JTL iDOK STOVES, r.-lurnars, fl** DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES, each Special Saturday WORK GLOVES, I-STRING BROOMS. m EDWARD HIGGINS . 50c value, I 'u n l, l.ln ru la , F n n U n * (Limit, 10 yards to ruslomcr) MEN’S WORK . SHIRTS, cacl �Tiip-SANFOKl) DAILY 11lilt ALU, l ’JUUAV, MARCH 2 ^ 2 :1 ■HMaiHBWM ■■■■■■■ ■■■htHHRinikaBaaaiiaaaaRnRM B ■■■■«»■ BHMHriraiJ ■ ■ ■ ■ D R aaaaaiaaaaH aK M B piipiikB B B aH akM aM "11* ■ ■ " ■ • I f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « « ■ « Corner 2nd St. and SanfordAve FOR SALE w FARMS HOMES ClassIfled’Ad* t r a word. No Ad taken for less than 15c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil orders, Count the words and remit arordingly. | b M b b In b Prlc» $11^000,'- Terms ran be arrang­ ed. ___ ■(*KLEKT"FXRM ** 10 ncrjfc,!nll tiled. Good land ig pood condition. No buildings, flow­ ing wells, Hoar hard road. Close in. Also near loading station. (F ricc $6,500.00. Terms. HUNT,ALOW * Ka New, 5 rooms, good location $3/100.00 Terms like rent fc A. P..Connelly & Sorts' "Phone 18 108 Magnolia Ave, 1 Ask for .Mr. Bronson STORY AND HALF HOUSE b N» *a Beautiful grounds, large lot 100x381 amte. „ OltANUE GROVE ‘ Over 6 litres, all in bearing’ trees. SALE— (.‘vntrolimg interest In On corner of hard road, rear city. ami. Large hardware store iloTerms to responsible people. Price jusi floss. Reason ftir Killing ntb$5,006.00. ' tterttit.i. A ddress-711 N. Miami iu c , Box DO, Miami, Florida. 2-12-c-o*d-3w CELERY FARM :rcs tiled, 5 acres tine h a n d. On ifilEUS—You cun gat »eeu road, near hard surfaced road. rng-r and irrigation plugs nt t£.® Inn4. No buddings; lias not ord Novelty Work*. 160-tfc worked for nomo time. Price, JHF, FOR SALE—7 blocks fr..m ,00. Terms can bo arranged. stoiTice. Bargain for cash. W. J. ilgpcri. 288-6te ACRE CELERY FARM, 5 acre; id, fine hammock land, farming iplcmcntA t.nd mule. Cheap for sh. W. J. 1hignen. !iB8-6lc dly Herald- utt mue at Joo'ii .sinoi.e id, Mobley* i Drug Store and I's Pharmacy, CELERY FARM 10 acres, all tiled,'in first class con(.itiov. Nice new 5-room cottage, nl-i t room house and out buildings. Near bard road, and railroad. This place has been Well taken cure of and pro­ duced a good errfp of celery this year. One platinum v^iat*bntU set in it.” 290-tfc Ifernld office and roci (■’Oil RENT—Eight ■rt/ogi housej well Joqttcd.—A, P. Connelly £ Sons, J«Q$T~One whi{c mul rwl pldded or(i July. h*und bitch dog, on brick road or near Wekiwa bridge, Pfeb. Mth, room weight* about 28 pounds. Six years Second street. old. $50.00 reward.—J. II. Hardin, 1 WANT TO KENT two or three oo t Elm Avc. 288*fltp rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with bath, ?fid use of' garage, for LUST—Large Cameo pin, Feb, ]7. II returned to owner, liberal reward, myself, wifo and one child ubout 2t»0-6tp nine years old. Must bt reasonable. See Herald office. Or would consider small cottage. Address Box XX, care Herald, tfd WANED—A chanco to build your F o il KKN'T—Large furnished »ooni new homo before lumber gets any with private entrance’ and running higher, Plans and estimates furnish­ water for two gentlemen. Apartment ed.—Satyford Novelty Works. 183-tfe 5 over Herald, office. $25.00 per ;lontb*. 287-4tp GOOD JOBS for good hoys; dean and healthful work. Opportunity for Fdit KENT—House, all modern con- advancement. Apply Western Union veniencej, fine location. Inquire Telegraph Co. 280-tfe 2QJ Kant F ifth Street. - 28H»3tp WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus lorn FOR KENT—Furnished housekeeping seed, for good clean stock will pay or bed rooms, $3.00 per week.—311 n good price. Address W. I’. Newell East Fifth St. 290-2tp Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, FOR KENT—Ope fro n t bed room, 117 SPENDING ALL and saving: NOTHING means de­ pendency upon OTHERS in time of.need! Safeguard yourself against this by having an ever increasing ac­ count at Our Savings Depart­ ment. WANTED ft. Citrus trees, bnnimu and shrub­ bery. Close jn $5,250.00. Easy term.) SALE—New Chevrolet utility ipe, has been run 2,000 mites, good cord tires, bumpers, spot BUNGALOW, 66,500.00 , at a bargain. Inquire of John E ast front, Southeast comer, 5 rooms. y a t John Russell's home. Ibm-Clp Buth, large front porch. Buck poreh, SALK—Oranges for sale, $1.25 laundry tubs. Hot Water piped nil r hundred. Just drop n card to over. Double floors. Yroperly built ddress indent—W. V* Dunn. l t A. thVougKmit. Ideal location. Terms 224-A,’ Sanford, Fin. 286-Glp FOR SALE "SALl'b—Doairr and Gays’ paint* d varnishes nt Sanford Novelty tj, Sanford agents. 113-tfe FOR RENT FOR SALE—Lot, next 4% Interest will be paid and you’ll be self respecting and inde­ pendent. A COMMUNITY BUILDER 2D0-3tp WANT hill—Colored man with Tain ily ort celery farm, steady job. In­ quire M. 8. Nelson or Box 276. 280-3t‘p MA N *O lT LAD Y WANTED—every city, sell guaranteed silk hosiery di­ rect to wearer. Best season begin­ ning. Write Silktex Hosiery- Mills, 208 *Masonic Temple, Jacksonville, to my residence, ideal location.—S. W. Brad­ ford. 285-6tc FOR KENT—Furnished upstairs apartment, two large rooms, 306 Palmetto Avo. 290-2lp rO R KENT—1 nice apartm net, id conveniences an d 'w e ll furnished.-TALLAHASSEE, Mch. T.—Henry Odra* Building. Phone 181. 200-tf Cmwftird Tucker, u ho' had j!2 child­ ren, wnn Tallahassee's first while set­ tler, according to - a contribution between a $p1rilrul blessing printed in the Tullahns.-t - Democrat. way ho feels aftt-r u good Tinker was descrilnd an having (unit from Georgia in 182.1 and built a tog cabin where the capital now stands. n't the fact tiiat dry.-, have Me Wn* n primitive pre.u h< r,. having that makes the law hard to served in »hr.t capacity for 16 >vni!<. ■, bat the fiu ; tbit wets have When be diet! lie was the fatiier, the grandfather and great grandfather of 711 descendants. Of bis 18 boys ami A sen ator L n mnn who thinks the 14 girl* nil were models of piety ex­ cept one boy who turned mil to !»c great staieamen of the day may be counted on one's left thumb. a black cheep, the item ..lid. POBiyiON WANTED—Anyone de hiring any help in a dry goods, pro. eery store, cu;e .or central office, plea.se notify at once, Miss Otolete Lundress, Sihiford, Fin. * SSO-Stp Sanford Cash Grocery Ham Sale, Saturday. Van Camp’s Cream, 5c can, limited 12 cans, ltc F. P. FORSTER, President B, F. WHITNRR, Cashier B s s ia x m B in D im s iis a D B M B iB is K a a B fliB S B H ^ is s s Q a s s iiiiR i GO NORTH BY SEA .MERCHANTS & .MINERS' TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia vo. sailings weekly. Through fares to Eastern and Western Points. Automobiles rarried. Information ns to fares, reservations, etc., on request. M. HAILE, GENERAL AGENT, Pier 800 E. Bay SL, Phone 63i SANFORD, FLORIDA :>man & Tucker’s Addition to Sanford—One Block East of N ew B. & O. Garage K N O W N A S .'THE JO E H A R ItO L li P R O P E R T Y ’ The buildings located oil this property and now occupied by colored people will be sold separately at auction same day of sale with the distinct un­ derstanding that they be removed from the premises not later than ninety days from date sale. Lots will be sold on easy terms. Buildings __ ; n l _____ i j _____ 1 1 .......... i* i ____ i ./■ • ■ * • . ' . will be sold on all cash basis. ‘ -V . This being our first sale in the City of Sanford, w e have selected this particular block, firmly believing that it will be a safe, sound investment and will i nthe future make money for purchasers; last but not least, it will be one great step towards cleaning up the gateway to jthe beautiful dis­ trict lying beyond Sanford Avenue and on the Nqrth andSouth side of,Uuioh Avenue. We would appreciate seeing all those interested in this dis- - I mI'iaFra Ti)i ,;‘% J m h* LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED EVERYBODY ,1NV1 MANAGEMENT A. P. CONNELLY J.W . OLIVER D .S. BRONSON C. A. TODD | LON D. WORSHAM, »!• I .. U:i1 < y ' V V ." • . . . . , V V V V • $ • ***' �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,'FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1923 Convict Died of Beatings, Says Dakota Assembly y loves tiR* Hon Inlo Circumstances of Rcath of M artin Tabert Ordered By Hardee TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 1.—A full investigation Into the alleged brutal (Hutment nnd death of Martin Tabert „1 Munich, N. D., ,while a county conTjtt under Uaso hns already been or­ dered and Aill bo rigidly prosecuted, j, «-os msdtt known at tho governor's office yesterday! Tho goveritoFa utton- WATCH SPACE tom orrow PHOTOGRAPHER lit PARK AVE.—GROUND FLOOR tinp was brought to a news report] lowing h}s sentence, telegraphed hit from Bismarck to thc~cffect that th o , family for funds with which to pay North Dakota senate had adopted n his fine. Tho money was sent him unrexolution calling upon the Florida ofl der special delivery letter in care of ficials ^to institute ’a vigorous probe with a view to bringing those respon­ sible for Tabert’n death, to justice. The grand jury meeting In Taylor county the latter par* of March will CHARTERS ISSUED have before it aiTidnvits gathered by Illy Tk» i M n d t l l l P l» M t a North Dakota attorney. TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 1. — The it was also made known th at Sena­ secretary of slate has Issued the fol­ tor \V. C. Hodges of this city had an­ lowing charters: nounced his intention 6f asking for u Miami Atlantic Holding Company, senatorial investigation in the case real estate, Miami, $500,000. when the legislature convenes. Sena­ Grant Development Co., Cocoa, $30,te rJlodgca and Fred H. Davis are lo­ 000. ! cal attorneys for Talbert’s relatives Vero Bnnk and Tnis^tCo., Vera, and nre promising to file suits in con­ nection with his death. Tabert, a youngster, was taken off n freight train here and convicted of vagrancy in county court December 15, 1921. He was rente need to pay a line of ^25 or scree two months. Ho was subsequently sent to the Putnam Lum­ ber company at Perry, Fla., under the county lease system. Under date of February 3, 1022, the company report­ ed he had died February 1, from fever and “other complications" and hnd been buried nt. Perry. His death was Inter the subject of an investigation originating in North Dakota and which brought a state’s attorney from that slate to Flnridn. According to aiTidnvits gathered by the attorney, Tnbort hnd been merci­ lessly flogged while ill nt the camp. Affidavits recite th a t nt one time he was given till lashes. Following his death according to another affidavit, he was dressed in clothing left by u Jacksonville, negro convict, thrown, into u box and put under ground, Attorney. Davis‘stated that the a f­ fidavits also set forth that Tabert, folFar quick re*uRa, try a want ad. FOR SALK—Entire stock of FIRE­ STONE, M1CHELIN, GOODRICH S1LVERTOWN and OLDFIELD CORD Tires nt preferred ‘ wholesale prices. .Must be sold In ten days.— CASH O N LY .-RA Y BROTHERS, Phono 1W8. 28fi-4tp Don’t forget tho Auction Sate of Automobile* Saturday, March 3rd, 1 p. *m. at the B. & 0 . Motor Company, comer Second Street and Sanford Avenue. 288-3tc SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS CEMETERY WORKA' SPECIALTY JOHN GOYETProprietor 1018 Wc«t Flret S trw t 1018 Wart F lrrt Atxart Dntty Herald on snla a t Joc’a Smoke Houhe, Mobley’s Drug Store and Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf The Herald delivered six times week for 16c. •' The Herald for first class job work.' CLUB BREAKFAST—7:00-10:30 BUSINESS MEN’S LUNCH—11:30-2jOO 75c S A N F O R D • • U' AVIATION FIELD A l.a Carte Service j ----------------------------- SPECIAL FEATURES ------------------- -----Orange Juice Free with all Breakfast Iced Celery Free with Noonday and Evening Meal A. F. FAI.CK, Chef JOS. J. W EG MAN Kormrrly with Seminole Hotel, Jacksonville Manager SUNDAY, MARCH 4TH, 2:30 P. M. Cl! HAN-A MERIC AN The story of how Hupmobile achieves the amazing' economy and reliability for which it is noted, is interesting, and val­ uable, to any car owner. Let us tell you how the Hupmobile is built. Most Thrilling AUTO STUNTS Ever Seen AREIAL STINTS Now nnd Reduced Prices Effective January First BAND CONCERT MISS BOBBIE BOWMAN Indies' Rent Room WILL DROP .1.000 FEET FROM PLANE DARE DEVIL EDDIE FAIRBANKS NOTED AERIAL PERFORMER, WILL DO SEVERAL HAIR-RAIS­ ING STUNTS IN THE AIR Stunt Flying nnd Passenger Carrying by Florida’* Mint Popular Aerial Pilot. JIMMIE JOHNSON YOU’LL MISS IT--------------------.---------------------- IF YOU MISS IT Sanford, Fla.. Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd Lake Counties One of the larg est and Most Up-to-date I)rlvc-in Filling Stations in this part of the state Next week will be "Silk Week" an Exposition of "Everything in Silk." Sill Piece Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, and Silk Dresses. One of the most import ant features in connection with this Week of Silk Sales will be a splendid dis play of "Mallison’s" Novelty Silk. Tuesday, March (> to Saturday, March 10. SALE OF SILK Mullison’s Chinchilla Satin, yard .................... . . minor and Phoenix Pure Thread Silk, Black, park Brown, Grey White and Tan ....... ............ . ............. ... All Silk heavy-weight Onyx and Van liunlth in plain and fancy, $3.50 values, for Silk Week ............. ....... . ....... ....... Twenty dozen Rod more and Onyx Chiffon and Thread Silk sennet and extra good value for $1.75, , Silk Week, pair ....... .......... ............... ........................* Madison's Roshuunra Crepe, ........................ yard Brocaded Crepe in'several colors, yard Printed Pussy Willow, beautiful patterns .yard The new Whip-o’-will Paisley, >ai d ....t....................................... Our new Spring Presses of Silks will play an import­ ant part in this Silk Sale. We have Dresses from the Co-ed and Bcttic Wales Dress-'Mnkers, designed especially for this National Silk week. 2 Iota of TntTeta Cantons with Paisley Combination —sizes 16 to 44 in all the beautiful shades— Maltison’s Thisldu in colors, NIAIJJNSONC 1 | Xlk* ik Lav* U SILKS for Every* Occasion Indoors or O utdoors Mallison’s Eponette, in colors yard .................................... Figured Radium Silk, yard Plain Colors in Mallison’s "Pussy Willow yard ......................•............ ................. ...... Indestructible Voiles (colors), yard . .............................. ......... Charmausu in dark and light shades, y a r d ..... -....................„....... ......... Good grade Crepe de Chine, all colors, y a r d ..... ...... Bolding heavy Cunton Crepe, yard will be prominently featured this week, "Silk Week," known as 10 pieces of the New Bamboo Silk, just arrived for Silk W eek ............. ..... ................ ............... Few pieces of Shirt Silks, special as long as it last,s yard ......................................... .......... Metal Cloth, all colors, THE NATIONAL EXPOSITION OF. EVERYTHING lR SILK 'Vh* World’s d^fost ‘Beautiful Sills G$fcrg<ftrrCMpterbll colors, Jpr, yard ...... ■*,..... ......... P ? - - Special Idtijf Ki^ona Silk, • yard .i...,1,.,!................. No, 14 Natural Color Pongee, for, ) ard ............ Mnllison "Char-Ming” Black, yard ..................... will be the dominating feature of this event and will proye of intense interest to every woman planning her Spring and Summer wardrobe. TUESDAY, MAR0H 6TH TO SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH . "Everything New That’s Good * SILK TEDDIES SILK GOWNS SILK SKIRTS Will all be displayed and reduced in the Silk Sale, Crepe de Chine, Geor­ gette, Jerseys of the best grade, beautifully trimmed. Colors, White, Flesh, Fink and Lavendar, bought iully for the Silk week, � 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 02, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 02, 1923. 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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 02, 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/220527f5905857a3b4208dcf969d5181.pdf 9b9f8f549f37f8570b41ad436adb3269 PDF Text Text r.T7 'I . .,C . •*« /ui ■jf fE&PtfS^S • -ti *| / -. , r- ■TWS — • V,*»•-' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ' [ oLUME I1L • , v . m •’ ■ ■zYt•-1 ’ IAN INDUSTRIAL HEADS WILL IF THEY CONTINUE FIGHT NUMBER 289 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1U2.1 SHIPPING BILL IS ... •tUHr 3 ALLEGED LATEST ATTACK ON FEES KLANSMEN NOMINATED PAID COUNTY 0FFICI ; tfv; li ... *•• * ' Born One Year Ago, Fostered by Godfather Hard­ ing, it W as Too Good for This JVorld BOURKECOCHRAN DIED SUDDENLY DOWN IN WASHINGTON 1 • 'a(pS VALIDITY OF LAW HAST ST. LOUIS, Mch. 1.—Inter­ est iii the local political situation yesterday turned to the municipal SUPREME COURT TAKES election to be held in April following the primary Tuesday In which three MATTER UNDER ADVISE- . candidates alleged to have .been supMENT TODAY ported by the Ku Klux Klan were nominated os city commissioner* and two other supposed Klan candidates were defeated. The Rev. Wm. II. Evans, Ralph Cook ONF -Vinlnst Clerk of Circuit Court nnd August M. Eggmnnn, nro the ONB GOVERNMENT AND Directing Ilim to Comply With Ihrpc victorious candidate* who nre PRIVATE TO MEET THE Provisions o f the Law said to havo beet! endorsed by the >jEEDS ’ klan. They polled three of the%four I lly T l> . *»•»«-In<r4 largest votes for commissioner. The I I I , T t in l , . » r l - i l r i ! I ’ r . « , l 1 TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 1.—The latdefeated candidates, who were declar­ WASHINGTON, Mih. 1.- A ^‘" n attack on the validity of the couned to have been included in the alleg­ crcdlU bill proposing the establish- ty oir,euIv fw law was arguod bofore ed "slutc" of five put nut by .the klan ment of two banking systems, o n o ; ^ tVJtnme courl today. Thc c u r t FARMCREDITS BILL PROPOSED TWO SYSTEMS;MANDAMUS WRIT • i 111) Tlir (xw lalrd I'rru) lenders, Including Sena WASHINGTON, March I.—The ad* Ininistratlnn ' ' ‘ ' tor Jonc-i, Washington, who has la-en ministration shipping bill died yester­ in ehnrgc of the legislation in the sen day just u year to the day after It ate, had indicated their opposition to was born. . this’ course, nnd the motion wns voted On February 28, 1022, President down 18 to 30. . Ilnrdiug, appearing at joint ses­ The finnl blow then wns dealt the * ' nan Polled nl Essen W ere MADE SPIRITED SPEECH ON THE sion of congress, urged enactment of bill, whlcji wns given up ns lost Inst Arrested And H ave Been legislation designed to build up nn Fridny by its supporters after u fourFLOOR LAST American Merchant Murine through day lilibuster. Senator I.ndd, Repub­ T ran sferred NIGHT? government n'u), nnd identical .bills lican, North Dakota, moved that It Iw . a embodying the views of, the adminis­ laid nside in favor of the fllied-mllk DUSSELDORF, .Mch. 1.— By n dol l t f Tt ip A a v o r ln tn l Pr»*i» ‘ WASHINGTON. Man'll L—Ropre tration were introduced In tin? senate lull, nnd the motion wns carried frl to i Uftucd by General Degoutto ye*. M »y Hugo Stinnos and other mine sentalive W. Dotirko Cdckrnn, Demo­ nnd house. Yesterday the bill then]- ^ tj, lh(. Republican leaders voting *rs and director* ore linblo to n crat, of New York, died suddenly to­ introduced after hnving passed *' by court martial, with possible day. Cockran, who celebrated bis frith bouse in the meantime uprijonment and line. If they refur.c birthday yesterday became ill- last*in th,, senate through p»y taxes on the coni production night nnd died at 7:10 this morning, j motion to lay it aside, <imj 0y fj,0 |rKjs rif they oppose the French nml Bel- lie was on the floor of the house Instsn efforts to wrestle front the nhlp- night and made n spirted speech on thp j,rea)(icnt hnN ndv His the powers nt his command tnt of fuel on account of repara* the pending farm credif’bills, death wns pronounced due to ni>o- administration where it wan n year the end of such legislation fo r years , , „ . land States. i vklca th&t those olTiccrs working on Then- measures drawn by French plexy. ngo in dealing with the three billion to come for President Harding has let « « *« h“ v? ‘"’e" ,,y. t la.lh* I a fie basis shall make a return of all athorities and based on existing Gor­ dollar investment in war built ships. it. In- known that the administration ^ organizations. The St. sun.i l ost Probe o f Reserve . Jmoneys accruing to their offices of in legislation are Resigned to bring The task o f liquidating thin invest- plans no attempt to obtain consider!.. Di"l’ ntch Printcd n" arxMe " a" n* ] more than six thousand dollars, cx­ Southern Generals that the alleged klan slate had pledged owners themselves to terms. In Board’s Policy of ment already has been made the sub-. Hon for the bill nt the next regular Icept In counties of one hundred thouin World War Arc Itself, if elected, to appoint Protest <w of the fact that the .French and jeet of study nnd the plnns under con- Wanton of congress. , . ... , ... ,T. D e f l a t i o n U r g e d sand population, where the'limit is Alisas control the Ruhr main line Subjects o f Essays rldcrntlon nre to l»c announced soon j .The fitlcd-milk bill, which, prohibits*j*n " f m •nnjmcn o p i> «. o c placed nt seventy-five hundred dollars. iilroads they are now fairly well preafter congress adjourns Sunday. .he shipment in interstate commene- u^ ’ (m.mIwn| of the , plnl,,. wllh , ht. WASHINGTON, Mch...................1.—A rcsosred to run a limited number of dai- Bring Conducted by ( lurid;. Division ..T he death of the shipping bill came of ....ponded milk nr condensed milk Mit>j|lJ(in ()f „ u, ,u>v ,-VUIl*t ,lt.ll)c,i 4utiou ’ requesting President Harding T P I R D V M A R K E T S lytrains to their respective countries. U. D. C. quietly nnd without thc bitter discus-j when made from skimmed milk and that they Im.l solicited the klan cn„ n|,.r ,d. inv.-sligation «»Y chnrgcaj V U U L jU . 1 D ir m .t a A J a u General Degoutte’s order becomes —— — j .'.ion which marked its hectic career, such oils substitute for the withdrawn board,- nt- u ....................... dorsement. that the federal nwcrvd ------Itffectivc immediately, provides also in , Tfc>- .t»a«Hni.-fi frr.». Under agreement previously reached Indter fat as .-ultun seed and .o.»a- ‘ The mayor and fou. commissioners ■tt, rcl „ lt.,ting in Washington. May Sh.pq.ng Point Information for N\cdlinft eventualities in the economic LEESBURG. Flo., Mch. 1.—South­ tho senate promptly ut I o’clock pn>- out ml, was debated intermittently will Ih.‘ chosen in the April election. - 1 ||»22. decided upon a drastic deflii-. ncylny, Fcbrunry 28th: |itni|glc and nlsu cnlhi for the seis­ ern general) nnd other, officers of the( |cce«?.,«l to vote on the motion of Sen- through the remainder of the day. ____________ tinti policy and preceded to put it i SANFORD, FI,A.: Cool, clear, in of roal at the pit head in cases i World War, nre the subjects in the ntor Robinson, of Arkansas, the n .t-' Agreement was renrhc.1 for a v i d e i l / l Ij ' M in operation without public know!-j Unulings heavy, demand nnd move* lihtre the Germans refuse to pay essay contest living conducted this] Democratic leader, to send the date today on thr measure which ,,a:* £ M C lP I ' edge, wns introduced in tho senate int,nt R)„Wf market dui*. C!«rloa.ls f. |tfc« taxes and gives thc Franco-Ilel- j year by the Florida division. United i1,1,f yesterday by Senntor Gooding, R‘‘ * b.'usual terms: 10 inch crnlct GoloiTicials authority to refuse ex-; Daughters of Confederacy, according ™ a8Ure Lnck lo Ad* PR8se‘l lh° h° U' C’ publican. Idaho. It was referred lo j.i^ Self blnmhing l-C do*, stalks in rt licenses to any owners failing to to nn announcement by. Mrs. F. L Ez,»... I>.,nbim> t|u. luU.;}, f l.fri-Jl.Tfi, New French the banking ..immiltee. committee. ply with’ thclr demands. ‘ell, state-historian. The contest which Referring to the incident na Strain, !-(! doz. stalks in thc rough The system of tax collections or na- in open to thc students of all Florida ij great ewinpicncy" Senator G<«KlmgJ|utwl,y j , fl0 «ments on coal is virtually the same colleges and universities will l>e de­ . ! tentl a detailed delcriptloli. published; . '»*that of the German government, to cided nt the- state qpnvcntion of the .. , 1 in i\ ret ent issue of the Manufnctur* T^tal I'atlul Shipments front SanliUkh owners arc supposed to pay nn U. D. C. in Tampa next May. WERE DRIVEN OFF ■»' < ITI/.I.NSj ,tr(:nn1 nf naltlmoro. The arilclel r„ rd‘ ,hu fcCa, on . .1,263 In announcing the conditions to gov­ l^real tax of JO per cent of all coal \M) ONE ROBBER WAS |alleged to have been ba-ed un'SUenocnr|,g shipments from Non­ luttn from the mines. Since the oc- ern the contest, Mr*.’ Ezell said: WOUNDED • graphic notes, quoted Governor liaretee this season to date .....700 ‘‘The following officer* who serv­ Inpttiim U gun tho German owners ding of the reserve lioar.1 as urging Total rnrlot shipment* from Hnn• l i t , T l i r t M iw In ln t I’ r r o l .. ... , |Ur» flatly refuse.! tq paV the tax. Tho ed with distinction in the World War Ambassndor Harvey Steps on the (ias at Big p in ­ WINC HESTER, Vn„ Mch. 1.—More complete secrecy regarding the me. ilast season to date ....— 1,024 jFrtcch mining officials have records nre splendid subjects for tho essay ner Last Night in London .... ..... >for.l ______ _ ___from _____ than 200....... shots.............................. were tlre.1 nt three i ing, though suggesting to the bank- Total enrlot shipments MnnItf the miptut of nil mines nnd owners contest. “They are officers of South­ — , men who attempted to rob the post j'ers that they might Inform their di| us{ season to dale.....— . 584 lull be taxed on a tonnage basis, ac- ern birth. , ON'DON Match 1 T h ^ f f i l m r n m b S « I K “ continues to rest on office nt Rerryvillo near here early rectors of the d.eisinn reached. Mr. "Brigadier General Dougins McAr­ Irerding to production. Should they LONDON, March l.~T h c "*.rim am ns. a r lnU>KrUy nlul nnil hough one of the robber. Coo,UnH called •Mention to the “ re- Telegraphic Reports from Important Irtfuie to comply with thc demands thur, U. S. A., horn in Arkansas; _ a dinner last evening in honor of ^ ^ ^ „ I wn„ wounded, nil esenped. The front meadous power" such ndvance mf..rIt&e owners may be arrested, tried, lm- Brig. Gen. Johnson iingood, U. S. A., Market* N ' " ‘ .-restlyriionetl nnd also subjected to heavy horn in South (’arolin n"; Col. Edward IStanley Bnldwin, chancellor of the ex- * Ul.t.,lllMli lhp ..ircmKtnnces under d -.r „f the p««ioffiee had b.-.-n bn.k- mation will give *“ ’">> * I'OTOMAG YARDS PASSINGS: , , th? debt........ . jnturrt.,|, Mr.Jen opeti ar.d « large .-linrge of dynn- cs| in the stink market. Anderson. Tivcnty-Rixth Cavnliy, i hequer. who bended the British fund vvhieh was Itines in franes. During the 21-hour period previous to brigadier general during World War.,mg mission to Washington. L.ir.1 Des- jU i nn{(| lh( pressing need when mite wns set off near the safe. Tip- j II a. m. liHluy a total o f 13 care of . .. . ,and . Hu'ii the United States Joined the nllies explosion routed the neighborhqod ESSEN, Mch. 1.—All tlw German born in Virginia; Colonel Frank K. borough acted ns chairman celery moved out of the yanl* doslin^ muniU,mn> ciuthlng ami fowl, and more limit a hundred citizen* ran |police of llochutn and Herne, arrested Ferguson, U. S., brigadier, general in principal speakers were the American ^ ■ < 1 ii* follows: l Philadelphia, 2 Iyesterday by the occupation uuthuri- worl.i war, Ixirn in Tennessee; Gener­ ambassador, George Harvey,- and Mr. which thc United States wns able to out tiring at the rubbers, one of whom Washington, 2 New York, 1 lluffalo, .• supply, but the process was less cosy 1was hit before lie reached nn automo­ Ities have been transferred away from al Robort lx>e Uullnrd, Ixirn in Younts- Baldwin. I Rochester, I Boston, I Providence, bile nearby and escaped. The Prince of Wales surprised the thn|| |n,Khl 1(e BUppOHe«l. |thdr Jiomc towns. Ixirn, Ala, * 1 Springfield. “ Statistical data will la? found in Pilgrlins by dropping in unexpected-1 B(Jur (rt.n; ury hai, no „ Vnilnhle The French yesterday also occupied PIIILADeY i TIIA: 52, clear. 5 ’ ^ CXI,,aincd| «nn,| c„ul.l oh- SECOND HERRIN Ipolice headquarters in Recklinghnu- Who's Who- in America 1920-21 nnd |y. lie is a member of the organizn-1 _____ _ |Florida nriived, 5 cars on track in­ Itenand arrested two oiTicials. It is nn- 11)22-2.1, also Isaac Mareusson’s hook lion and he explained he did not want,, ^ w|e||U#to numn „ nly through taxMINE T R IM , ti \S DEBT OF OVER KIGIIT'MIL* eluding broken. Supplies moderate, Iminced that the German police force H. O. S. regarding the biography of to make a speech or be toasted, ^ tho-pleaitfinir of its credit, ilcmnnil nnd movement modcrato, mar­ JURY SECURED came simply to hear tho speeches and. mi;lhmU m.n. ll(1(,p„.d tnMuiitly General IlugotHl.' ‘ |*ill be dissolved, LIONS AND CAN ket slightly weaker." Florida, 10-ln. "Florida gavo General Charles p, },nvt. dinner. Th- French raided n silting of the 1to the limit of its capacity." SETTLE » rate.* New French Strain 4-<l doz. Two Hundred nnd Filly Veniremen Idirrrtomte of the Ualkc machine Summcrull in the World War; who This was thc first public dinner the Atiihapsa.lor Harvey combatted the stalks 5'2.l)lt-$2.25, few I do*, stalks Required Work, nt Bochum nnd arrested 10 of next to I'crshing, wns the outstanding Prince has attended since his Indian assertion that the United States htul I l l r T h e A « » r li» C rd I T r * * ! high as $2.50; 8 do*. rXalks $1.50WASHINGTON, March 1.—Mints, the oiTicials, including the general figure of thc war.” tour. He is pitting plenty at Amer­ refused to make huge ndvnnccn to $10»U; -10 do*, stalks, $U10. (’.illforl l t f T l t r S a P t t r lu t f d l ‘ t A * l lor or Finland Dr. Axel Leonard A m manager. The workers immediately ican atmosphere, which apparently he tho other allies unless payment wan MARION. ILK, Mch. 1.—A Jury. nia crate*, Goldi n Heart, I i.OU $(?.t)0, 1 •truck, demanding thc release of those Matthews Rescinds likes ns tonight he will be the guest guaranteed by Great Britain, declar­ In tho second Herrin mine riot .trial Iroin made an appointment with Sec­ ' PITTSBURGH: 34, cloudy, 7 FJnr. retary Mellon for tomorrow to begin wrested. At Dusseldorf tho French of honor nnd principal sffenker nt tho ing: was completed shortly before lt6on to­ preliminary conversations on refund­ Ida -arrived, 27 cars on track includ­ Utixed nil the tobacco, cigarettes nnd Action on Resignation American University Union dinner. "Great Britain wbh never asked to day. Approximately two hundred and ing of the Finnish government's debt ing t>mk(n. Opening Thursday: Sup­ wpplics of two largt cigarette fac­ from Legislature In speaking of tho ngrccihcnt rench guarantee and never did guarantee tho fifty veniremen were examined.’ Two plies moderate, demand and movement tories when the directorates refused t i .i tt^u __ i __ ___Im..L «.n tLi. Iiipp Tin* nn. lc the United States amounting to ed regarding tho funding pf tho Brit- payment. of. a ainglo dollar loaned union miners arc on the jury. Thc se­ $8,281,00, principal about $1,150,000 moderate, market steady. Florida, 10 Ito pay the excise duties to the occu­ Candidate For Speaker of House irh wur debt to thc United States, by the United States for the use of lection of the jury began Febrifttry inch erates New French tetrain and accrued and unpaid intorcsti pying forces instead of the German From Ilrndford ! Ambassador Harvey said: , any country other than Great Britain 12, and obtained in about half thc time Golden Sclf-bl*nchin'g t-0 do*, stalk* Ijovcrnment. Thc duty demanded front 1 . required for choosing tho Jury for ' “ Wo meet to celebrate n great horsclf. . WASHINGTON, Mch. 1.—Secreta­ $2.50*$2.75; 7-10 do*, stalks $2.00. «* of theso firms amounted to 350,­ Illr Ike A»«ncl«U4 CrrMl the first trial. achievement. I do not think I exag­ TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 1.—A let­ Thc United States, According to the 000,000 marks. Both plants were closry Mellon, chairman of tho American $2.50. DETROIT: 34, cloudy, 1 CbRforn. ter withdrawing his resignation ns a gerate when 1 pronounce it tho first ambassador, voluntarily gave n pledge «i * debt funding commission, said he did it, 1 Florida arrived, 8 car* o^track member of the legislature hns been conclusive settlement of n really vital that Great Britain Hhoiild not be held Five Japanese not have any knowledge of the Fin­ received at the governor's offico from world problem since the nrmtistlce. It to account for any portion of the Including broken. Supplies liberal, nish plans, hut nssumed thnt Dr. AsSmuffgled in Naval Seaplanes E. 8. Matthews, of Bradford county, nvolves far more tlinn the greatest supplies delivered to her representa­ demand and movement moderate, would outline his government s Are Caught trom It wns learned todny. Matthew* who financial transaction reported in his-, tives for tihnsportation to or to be mifrket litcndyf Florida, 10 In. crates Are Searching program for presentation to ^the ( lly T f c - A » « o r l n lr U I’ rraa) been mentioned ns n candidate tory; it bears with It enhancement of used fur another ally. TALLAHASSEE, March 1.—Five American commission. Tho loan* to Golden Self-lllanchlng 4-0 do*, stalks, For Missing ’ Plane had for sjwnker of the house was prompt­ mutual respect and, I firmly believe, "In point of fact," ho continued, "n Japanese members of n band of 25 Finland were made after the armis­ $2.75-$3.00, washed and pro-cooled ed to present his resignation recently thc everlnsting friendship of thc two very considerable percentage of the tn* Tko AiiMlitH Pr»««l aliens smuggled Into this country tice was signed in the nature of cred­ $3.25, New French Strain 4-0 do*, LEY WEST, March 1.—Thrco nn- because of illness In hl» family. At tho great nations to which the entire debt of Great Britain to tho United Monday night near.Carrn Belle were its to aid reconstruction nnd rehabil­ stalks,'best $2.50-$2.75. CHICAGO: 32, partly cloudy. 4 |" I seaplanes hopped off from the request of thc governor and his con­ world looks for thc preservation of States was incurred in tho purchase turned over to Deputy United Stales itation. ’ ■______________— Florida arrived, 83 care on track In­ ntv«l base at daylight to assist In stituents, however, ho has decided to solvency nnd stability which are es- ol food and clothing for people llv- m arshal from Jacksonville today by Hcntinl to the prosperity and hnpplneaa the search for a plane overdue nt retain his scat. cluding broken. Supplies liberal, dcFor quick re*ults, try a want ad. Ing Ip England." county officials. of all mankind. ’ # Muart missing sine* Friday when It msnd and movement moderate, mar« Mr. H&rvey pointed out that tho “ The task waa one oL- appalling first advance made by tho United i*ft Bimini with Deloa Thomas, avia­ I. I. BOARD ket steady. Florida 10 Inch crates 4-0 tor, and Captain Theodore Tibbs doz. stalks Golden Sclf-hlanchlng $2-75 tea to'Any ally was hundred* of .* , HAS CHANCE sboar.L $3.00; 8 do*, stalks, $2.09-$2^4; 10 'millions of dollars to Great Britain to 1 ; A dirti*- i , TO SELL LANDS,! The undprtak in g;', no , added, "pp ld enable hpr to discharge a pressing olv doz.v stalks $1.25-$1J50, New French not hare been regarded. in any other Mention and maintain her waning cre­ Strain 4-0 do*, stalks $2.25-$2.50; 8 Six Fnlisted Men Forty Thousand Acres Near It ills- light Than Hint of a devastating fail­ dit and also that tho United States doz. atalk* $2A>0; 10 doz, «»alka $1.00on U. S. Destroyer borough Canal ure If tho agreement should not win dhd released to Great Britain a huge $1.25. California, crates In tho rough tho approbation “an dmcasurnblo sat­ amount of the highest clans bonds nnd Northern district $5.00-$5.50; South- ; Burned to Death tlir 'n»r Aaa^clajfd IVMl isfaction of the millions of people shares as security. ern dUtrlct, $l.50-$5.00; San Diego TALLAHASSEE, Mch. 1.—The in­ who comprise thc British empire nnd "Tho obligation thus discharged Other English Papers Say Dreams o f , ‘ « r T k e A a a o r in ir d district, $0.00. f ' America JACKSONVILLE, Mch. 1 ,-S lx cn ternal improvement board met in con­ the American republic. That object constitutes a part of the debt which Shattered fey Britain "ted meq on tho ll. S. destroyer Hul- ference todny nt the governor's office has been attained^* “ is tyw funded," added Mr. Harvey, FRUNT PAGE PLfiZB It i| understood tho board had before bert of the Asiatic fleet were burned "and the British government still 4 “ HBANS" v • The great nthJorifp-W congress pre­ ,0 death it) an explosion in thc boiler it a proposition for the sale'of forty Wutch this paper for tho announce­ sented conclusive evidence vpf unmis­ holds tlic securities. Surely asking for thousand acres of atate lands in tha LONDON, March 1 *Commenting^' on tho death of the Amerlkon zhlp |“° m caused by a flnreback of the oil ment of Beans. It vrlll mean tomotakable gratification Tn tho United tht f repaymont of such a loan could subsidy bill today's newspapers find tho moral is “ kutility of any govern­ mis morning. No others were Injured. everglades in the vicinity of Hills­ ,no| rightfully bo regarded as an act thing good for you. You wRl notlca States, and tho unanimity manifested borough canal. ment attempting to create nn industry artificially or l H ^ jS jl in Great Britain afforded "eloquent of a shylock demanding his pound of try.” -EStperimrnt failed *s all *t«te ventures iri shipping either have failwt thc locals In today’s paper on Bean*. Correct thl* scqtencc*: “ They had ., .• this pajier for further information testimony to the genae of relief, even flesh." or are failing," the Tcleffrop hsny*. Tho Chronicle has the headline Amerlbwm married eight years, and bia r*, There is something pathetic, also, M Bm AIi • .* about tho fencer nil furrowed nnd Joy. ' i ' L«*nt mndly ah ho went to kin* ca'a Dreams of 6cean Supremacy Arc Shattered by Hritaln." The Ditily Herald, 15c per week. "The United Kingdom" said thc l*r U „." , ' “wrinkled with careless driving. U ■' - ' 1 . - v .* ,“iV .A . •; ■ f7*r § ' & -A : v.,“' ,4h&h '.v ■ v si % ; -- . ■ OCCUPAItION IN THE RHINELAND SECTIONS , a g a in s t french SINCE SIGNING ARMISTICE . IS DEBT FUNDING ACT ATTEMPT ROB VA. FINLAND WANTSTOPAY UNCLE SAM IT ON SHIP BILL, C( SAY INDUSTRIES WILL LANGUISH UNDER GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP m �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1923 .Mrs. G. II. Clayton and baby, of Valse Caprice .....— -------l....Ilathbun |Tampa, are the guests of her sister, Nettle Stone ! Mrs. Frank Adams i*n route homo L'y the Sea ...».................... Prentice jfrom Jacksonville, where she has , Marguerite Gnrnor MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor (been visiting her parents. Rev. and Caroling of Birds __ _____ Micheux Phono 217-W Mrs. F. E. fitcinmeyer. Mrs. Clay­ Louise Thrasher It k a v e K »r r r t n S t f h l f l t c r « ton will be remembered here as Elizj Grandma Dances the Minute - U > n a i t S o l a s » * / a k « r * mr M a l a | S a w * , a v If r « a a r > r a i r r f a t a l a a . w r it nbeth Stclnmoycr. : William. Morrison a e a a fa l r a r e la tk U < r , a r t a , a l . « l « l a « e r t a lla . «.r (r t r a k n n r (h r lira *. II **U Dance of tho Elves ........l.„ ka s n a i l ; a r s i w l a u i Emmett' Fox Barcarolle ........... \. IIofTnmn SOCIAL CALENDAR • Pauline Muirhead March* of Gpomrs CRoftcra Wednesday — Literature’ department 'Thelma Tew Jr . al] kinds, bath and huck. needed, and dresser scarfs, A special sale for two been arranged by Speer & cll Co., and Churehwell'i after next. are both 22x30. days has Son, Yowfor week SKATING, DANCING. MAIIY SKATING ACADEMY NESI)AY NIGHT. The Prince) ------— T'O NI GH T—_ hsf CA fa ** For Florida: Mostly cloudy nml somewhat unsettled tonight and Thursday, little change in temperature. . Dorothy Phillips * * I* * ill see ships stagger Mrs. Ralph JV'ight am) tvy> children left yesten W .for l/art*/Clfy.'.Sfrbbro When you wear our glasses you greater quantities of linen arc need­ they v^III spend twy weeks ns the don’ t have to he perpetually wor­ ed. This is a very worthy cause, nnd guests-of her sister, Mrs. Lucius MeNice Florida' weather. ried about theFF falling o ff. You it ia hoped .that every one will con­ Lcod. can go ritfhf on with your usual Mrs. nen Caswell left yesterday for tribute generously. . And Sanford doing nicely along housework bemuse we ntnkc Atlanta, where she will visit tier par­ every line. In this Issuo o f the Herald is an ad­ them to fit and to give perfect TRUTHSKKKF.ItH CLASH ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. !L Huff. vertisement of the il. & O. Garage service. EVENING BRIDGE CLpII ENTER­ - T O M O It It 0 W v One o f the most enjoyable class auction snle of used cars. Chance to TAINED M IK IAM COOPER in mcctirgs of the Truth Seekers' Class Mr. and Mm. Phillip Sitel, of St. get n good car at your uwa price. Last evening Rr. Ralph Stevens en­ of the Methodist c hurch occurred on “ We See Th ;it You See” Kindred o f the Dust’ Petersburg, arc spending a few days tertained the members of the Even­ Tuesday nftcynoo nnt 2:30 when the here. . There will ho a meeting of the ing Bridge Club most pleasantly at class met at the church and had their l eague of Women Voters in Osceola, There pictures tnken to be put in the Adult Ids home on Park avnluc. at the Woman’s Club on tho after­ J. A. Manser, of St. Petersburg, were four tables of plnycrs. Sunday School quarterly. After the noon of March 10th, at 2 o'clock. The A profusion of pink roses and pictures were taken the class went to spent the day here yeeterdny attend­ new president, Mrs. Ballard, o f Alta­ ferns were used in tho rooms. ing ‘to business. t the parsonage and was entertained OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN The hundreds of ears parted on the monte, will haw: charge of the meet­ Of exceptional interest wns the by the following indies' whose blHliJames 'll. Wonders, of llnstings, game of bridge played during the days occurred in Fchrunry were; alc.i- streets every day now mean just one ing. New plans will be mado and" a Phono 110--------- Opposite P. O, wns n business visitor here yester­ evening. The priie for high score, a dnmeo Pope, Ruilcy, Crawford, Dolan, thing—Sanford is a bigger city than matter o f general' interest to Semi­ it was last year. nole County women wilt be brought net of gold salt nnd pepper shakers, day. up for discussion.—Mrs, Susan II. E. Koumillnt, was won SEE CATHRAE The many friend, o f Chief Killi- Wight, secretary of thu Seminole Co. while the men’s prize a gold knife, Mg and Mra. John W. Fetter nnd brew arc glad to see him Ixick on tho Ix'nguo of Women Voters. went to I). L. Thrnshcr. Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Hank i*Vof iPilUburg, Pa. ved in job again nfter a week's illness in 238-ltd, 2tw. • Following the card game, refresh­ Sanford yesterday for a shoi MARCH 13th, U th and 15th Tampa where he hail gone for a visit. ments of n salad course followed by All Form* The Herald for first class job work. strawberries topped with whipped The Duily Ilernld, IBe per week. B. 11. Jornigan, of the A, C. L Ry cream and cake were served. Don't forget that next week thu ni rivsd ■in the city ycitorday to at drive for membership* in the hospi­ The guests for the evening were: SKATING, DANCING, LAKE tend to business. tal, will take place and everyone is Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Thrnshcr,'Mr. nnd MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WED­ supposed to “ put.” Mrs. A. L. Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. NESDAY NIGIIT. 2<}7-2lc LINEN SHOWER TR Y OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD C. B. Richards, of Crescent City DeCottes, Mrs. C. E, Henry, Mr. and The following women have been Paul I.ako wishes to announce that was in the city yesterday on p bus! Mrs. George Knight, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. appointed chairmen for the various A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your mral. ness mission. jE liousholdor, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. churches, for the nnnual linen show­ he ia not dead hut the reason that ho has not been seen on the streets late­ A good nose would be tickled jin our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, Have you bought a ticket to nee er, which takes place in March. ly is on account of the rurh of busi­ inhaling the odors of all our appetizing, wholesome goodies. Mr. and Mrs. rltaniland, of Buf­ the W. W. A. M. No. 23, the Old Episcopal Church—Mrs. A. Vnugh- ness in the'Seminole hank. ( ECU.IAN MUSIC CLUB falo, N, Y., are among the tourists Maid's Union, at the High School, Fri­ ,nn. arriving In Sanford yesterday nnd nre day night, It costs only 2."> nnd 35 The Cccilian Music'Club program of Presbyterian Church—Mrs. Fred Mm. llnrley R. Crane of Cir.cinnntl stopping at the Montezuma. last Saturday afternoon was attended Williams. ' .. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. IL cents nnd will put you in n good Ly a large and appreciative audience Catholic Church—Mrs. S. A. Bern- TunnicliiTc. Mr. Crane is the chump- humor for n month. See the Mystic Next to Princess Theatre Sarah Wheelis told of the music of ion golf player of Walnut Hills and Oranti, who comes to life. Sec Liza IVarl transformed into a beauty. See the Indians and it's rich field to experts to come down and try the San­ American composers, compiled from Congregational Church—Mrs. !,. It. ford links us soon a-, the ice breaks Mrs. Reamer,. the boarding house keeper and Madam Zikellcr, the for­ unDnyiiRxnuiuBKcaBtiBUBBr.BBnnBzaBnBKoasuDeRnotaBCKzaiK the writings of Mr. I.oring, who ob­ Jewett. __ up in the Ohio river. tune teller. Sec the twelve old maids tained many complete records of*InNew Shipment just Received o f ■ Methodist Church— Mrs. W. S. f Madison, (ijnt) folklore nnd song for 'the Eth- Thornton. . EASTMAN KODAKS, FILMS, FILM ite arrivals nosological Society of Washington, St. Agnes Guild (Episcopal Church) PACKS AND KODAK ALBUMS gislcrcd nt Added to the piano numbers were a — Mr*. Fred Dniger. group of songs from Lillie Ruth Spen­ Every one is asked tn contribute cer accompanied by Charlotte Smith, whether you are a member of thene Idrea left.two talented pupils of Sanford High churches or not. This is a worthy St. Augus- School. ’ , cause and things nre greatly needed. visit here Most of the piano selection s were The dimensions for the articles given by the Junior nnd beginner pu­ needed are: Sheets, Klx'JO; pillow­ pils., Each number wns well render­ slips, 35x22; tray cloths, 14x19; light otic should get out t Chief and Mrs. J. A. Killebrew re­ ed and merited the hearty applause weight single bed spreads. Towels of j Club in the afternoon cum turned home Monday evening from received. • Tampa where Mr. Killebrew hns been The piano numbers were: seriously ill. Valse „. Carrie Bond Jacobs Dorothy Ray The many friends of Mrs. J. J. Conamorc ............... Henungmt na MU Purdon, Sr., will regret to learn that Luelin Mahoney 10 Stores in Georgia 1 Store in Florida she is critically ill at the home of her Nocturne .................... ». Leybnrh daughter, Mrs. R. L. Peek on Ninth Margaret Peters Street. ’ ' Concert Polka ....... Lansing C K CHASS Emily Itailey Miss Margaret Krupp, ufter a very Chnnsnng Ilackett pleasant visit of two mdnths here Lena Belle Hagan • Sanford’s New Store ns the guest of Mr. nnd Mr*.' Ernest Simple Aveu ... Thome Krupp, left Saturday for Iter home in Margaret Rotunda New York. Match of the Sages Matthews Ella Spencer Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bell will enter­ Tin Pan .Guards Parade Spaulding tain the members and friends of tho . Katherine Meisch . • •i Seminole Rehekahs lodge with n Gavotte Antique' (1795) ....... Gosses i .t.shickqn pillau, nt thFir home on Mel­ Louise Fields t lonvilli) Avenue March 2nd «l 7:30 p. Dance of the Brownies EtTie Common Beatrice Howard ROUTH BAKERY Spring Opening MARCH FlftST FEATURING , • Pa t t e r n iia t s a n d *Di m i n u t i v e n o v e l t ie s in m i l l i n e r y New; nnd Reduced Prices Effective January Flint Ladles’ Rest Room Still Lower Hauling Costs are open to every line of business because of the present pride on the Ford One-ton Truck. This dependable form of motor de­ livery is ih general use whereever hauling at low cost and good speed is essential. . Original installation, in your ser­ vice costs so little and the sub­ sequent saving in delivery cost is so great that further delay in putting a Ford One-ton Truck to work is needless extravagance. List your order at o n c ^ -a small down payment—convenient, easy terms. , Ford priert haro ttnor bom to lorn Ford i]utility hiu ntvrr btm to high Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street and Sanford Avenue Distributors Seminole and Lake Counties One of thp Larucst and Most Up-to-dnte Drive-in Filling Stations in this part of the state |\»r llr»»i» »n*lr nfjo n « r 1’ n l h c r n n ) n i i h r f o ll«n tltiK nt W t i T . M. I ’ O \ — *....... .......... ............ Ci. \V. M e lto n V ---- ------- ED W ARD HIGGINS I First Street , SELLS IT FOR LESS Web �THE SANFORD DAI l V HElUltt), TOUKSDAY, MX b CH I, 1923 ii 1 ----- . ~ 11■■* , | ----- - 1gosa “" * not make a good governor. Itut ho has Cut, and Baggy Pant*, took the con- tribution of thcVasf’ of th# creatfon urc aueh ns herein specified wmi the ability and certainly the train-' ter of the Spotlight after tho Overl­ and upkeep o f all toads and highways return to Putnnm county, during t • A 1 year more than ten thousand doth 'if * -J* ing thnt would enable hiip to bo a ttire. With many Flourishes nnd much in the state. . tip-top executive officer for tho (date Shooting of cuff*, nml throwing hack The present method of taxation .for to use in keeping up the roads, loi Sln cM o U n A i r . S a n f o r d . K l a , of Florida. • of Unkempt Ixxks, Signor Whaled the automobile tags is unwise, and comes after shoulder* slid'"handle,many little details that- are so oft< The Herald Printing Co, Mr. Murphrcc is a man of liberal j Jumping G Strings out-o f the Music far from answering the call of jus­ the needed to keep the highways in pro | education. His work at the head of Box. For he vras Temperamental, nnd tice. F or-$ne ear the cost of n tag r r ir u s iiu t s cr rhape. the University at Gainesville ha; kept ° f Great Musical Ability, is fifteen dollars, and that car mayWho will be the member of tl | * * * /, him in ronstnnt touch with the subAfter the- show Alex Wended his run over one hundred mites of mad legislature to take up this tuggr (| | jeeta that vitally nffcct the growth , way homeward and Thought, the each week. On another car tho li­ and development of the state. The p o -, whole thing over. Hero wns a Bird cense tag will coat eight dollars—yci tion?— Pnlatkn News. A Sanford Institution under the direct rnansition he ha* occupied was one that - who couldn’t play a Lick better \han tho latter may run or.e hundred miles nuement of the following Don’t forget the Auction Sale o; r called for decided executive ability, j Alex himrolf, yet he cams over the a day, wearing out the roads far _J ::tr"TfT^vT ! Automobiles Saturday, March -trd. ' The high standing to which the uni- Pond nml Trading on a Funny Makc- more than the higher-priced car. & 0. Motor Company p. m. nt the It. ftiib«rrli>tluti I'rlff f«* \<*aiipr HOARD OF DIRECTORS versity has been brought under ih^ up, nnd n llnrd Name to pronounce, If mere should lie a bill introduced Street apd Saitfon : ! management Is proof sufficient j o|S linked fn the Send*' ^(hm-thing Srnn- in the coming legislature to rtbfdish corner-Second , 0 i'l IOII . i|.1 . - .1 ,c*<»Kl, j his executive ability. Besides he h ’ fj J. R. Anthonv, W. II. TunnicHffc. pr. S. Pulthe plan o f licences now in operation |man of nature! progressive ideas nnjj nhd create a new measure upon fair­ Ills IS - l« l ' . p * * f t V r f l i l i llr r eaton, E. II. HnwkiDB,. W. E!*Wd{pffin,' ’ •^ Tht l'-.'.-dvc Old is in sympathy with the movement* r llr r l* m < ( n s r m ln n l, (m in is er tine* the income to the counties, ' will render a sctci im b lU b r * e \ r r y F r id a y . A d ir rfor, betternunl of Society generally. *11 our lb to'tired- what lltt!e'cb.'h he hndj would b<> larger by far than at pres­ c. F. Williams 1 ’* r u l e * r n n j r k t l i n i i ««i » P I> llr » . 1 at the high school WS p rr ir n r . In n t l m i i r * . j • T>- ; . . . . •'» • ••' ’•* n». Florida has reached that degree of managed to scrape together, and took- ent. nnd the state* could secure n pro ' • . . . rnta of the income. *!. \idopmcnt where men of cbility, ship for a Foreign port. m i : m n r:ik t m i : a x * o c i a t i : i > i m u :* * CUT THIS OUT—IT 1H MOUTH ’*1 T h e A M o e ta t r * l I ’ rrsw i s f - s r l u - l . et) Integrity nr.d of enpacity must lie Far. a CVttpln years or so, we lose • Make a uniform charge for every • n U rt r e t In I I I * u n - f o r r e p U t i U n u la u c f MONEY A L L DEPOSITS INSURED r two (dollar*. This * ■II n e w s i t ls o a le h r n r r e d i r e . l I n it c r called into sendee in tho making nnd sight of Alex, and then. Oh boy and; license tag of Cut out this slip, c • lo»e with & n o t o t h e r w i s e i r e J U r t l In i M s i-ftn e r would pay far the tag, for the regis­ n n d a l s o ( lie lo c a l n e w s - • J > u l,lls lir .l executing of htr laws. Mr. Murphree then, he comes back to the Jnrd'of hi*? and mnii it to Foley C; Co., 2 y J S '0* |||— ^ ' ' - - — - . , *. -* ' T_ ^ llP f r ln . measures up to those requirement*. birth. But would we recognize him? tration foe, for nil work 'connected A l l r i g h t s o f r e - p u t illo o t lo n o f S '- e e le l He Would be a good iUectssop to the ?<iix. Not in a month of Sunday*, Long ; with tho proposition and then leave, lit!.!, 111., writing your namejand ..<! a rM n a re gati n ri dls|tstohv«Mlit e ,h PEOPLES BANK present governor who ha* given, the Hair, Bsg|^' Har.ta, r.nd Everythin', at least, one dollar net profit in the j field, 11'., v..;. | . state a /plcmlid adroinLtration. And end whnt a name; Court Ad l.ib-dej hands o f the -Tallahassee officers. tain* a trial package containing Fo! ;,Fotil»n Art, - -** ,*i** Itro----r e 11■! this lr, said with no notion of speak­ Taei-t— leader o f the world famous! This sum might tie in fund nnd nc- t-y.’s >Honey and Tar Compound fot I ' THEAMLntffASPn.:*-! « o fn ' Sanford, Florida ing disparagingly o f aby other camll- Russian Fogle . Admission 'two Bucks j cumulate, or It might be turned In nt coughs, colds an:! croup; Foley Kid □ i stated interval*: to the state road de* d.".‘ y.-—Reporter-Star. ’ parttr.cnt, provided that there shall Bm n —---«!'.'**'i"!Tj.TTSM gaaim m i be such a b*fily after legislature ad* 1 jaunts. • FfbruHry rpcnit-l a iirt month Don’t forget the Auction Forte* every retailer of gasoline to ‘ ♦;F0r. SALE-AVe have ti number of CIs it because the country has given nt least we are shortcollect two coats upon every gallon great men to the cities that the boy* volt Frer-tullte, Wlltasd nn-l other Automobiles Saturday, Mai of gasoline sold. It might rot be BATTERIES, ioi.iy fer* immediate p. Hi. at the B, £ 0. Motor What u great" state ihL old Flo­ pf 11<- farm drift eitywnnl? |nr ternary to m..ke the dealer ealleri The country pajiers of Geirgia all ■t-fc nt each covered by our corner. Second Street nni rida It in tvery, re pect and hr.w v.e it, but so arrange that the ,,denlt/r accentuate the f»et—that theft is r.o' i f drums! gnnrantee. Now'.*: your time Avenue; FOSSIIHLITIES OF C.VNNINti are growing everywhere. ; must send to the state ipficlals at the back to the farm movement. --R A Y BROS.. -E X lD ir Service. FRUITS end of each month two cents for evIt is dll a dream! And just, to think of .100,000 tour­ , cry gallon J of gavulinc dispensed, Bui it would be the g. ... ) ists in the state nt this time and more ATTENTION. CLUB WOMEN! t ulied this sutn the stnpi will retain for the whole country if tiiat dream of them, coming down all the time. ^ «nc-hn!f cent, and the balance* will Mnthf-rcraft 1Bui,. Princes* Friday, could come true. r'{ ^ " , be returned to :h ■-county from which March 2nd, from 1:30 until 2:30. That ‘'the farms- feed the ri;icy°-i* Jacksonville will have n "Fool il sai 1 .- j • Free! 2$9-ltp ■t v *^e ,um received nn^ be placed Day” in April tho .in * to take pint rr -eai t i realize its tompleU1 ;igin the road fur if of each individual away on the day after ^he First. Since a * county. trrtfui * the f o o l. i are nut dead by any mean By adoptirg uch a law, or one "Eager-hearted ns a boy, VTfii kill • * th? affair promises some rare .-pr>: t bearing the e-uehticl* here cnunieratWhen fit-at he leaves 1,5n*t ed, there could V nothin; unfair or Hi* father’s field.” Anothi - plan- ha -■ been ! .*t o:i* the unbiased. Even though one cur might t men,*’ a > sent, cast coast that was due Horn Btminlrs n “ make more rj !. < to n gallon***than urh" to th? country-—not often Theie seems to he something in the ;i- t!..- proi'.grjt sums (.f tt, rt|*. ns tr..■-iime other.- U. difference would !>;♦ O wonder people salt air that diverts the airplanes driamcr.- uf their first too small to figure; but Che man who h arc enthusiastic i-uniniun used the road* ■-•i.ild pay for th.* ure*. and r hips off their Course and they Thart* dwell, undimined through alt about the new Good­ nre- Inst. e tour. th- ymr?'. the niemoHc? V-f th -ir year Cord with the Sanford Daily Herald j iPeorsles B a n k o f Sanford Al \ 1 l i 1* ± OFSANFORD Im -if--'’- N 'i "r 1■ would pav t ‘ •. t now beveled All-Weather Tread. It erhbodie* the moat significant development in years, nnd its service rec­ ords arc everywhere remarkable. If you haven’ tyataienthi* new Goodyear Cord, corns in 'and let us explain’ it to you. It’s worth seeing— and buying. - I g-1 'S to jjll( ro1fJ< ai:. ■ r.ity there dfiy „hwjlj ,, v , ‘ - te‘ the man wh.> th*’ pine n iv, , |; p„r i hen Foiitf. pused •plan tn ***1B He:- Kalionr. u i g Another ea-e uf cruc-lty m the c-nvlci camp* cones to ligit* in which s young lad fr‘im Dakota, arrested fur stealing a ride on a train w.e -,-t terued to th * icr rawri. w -- :!! and could not work, and it re alleged was (logged tu death. U'e cann-,: be too careful «liiiut tin* convict cnntp- They give the i late n bad came. uf gr.ipe- wojld pay 1, man v it1 c&fn’i-y in v.i,t.|.| p.-,\ t i . . Tit nt, right. Maybe th; bill wire n o t what it shmibl be. Maybe our setintor» and reprcrentativi r. who voted against it knew what they Were doing. But We intend to watch their smoke. Unlers they «-.?** «;jb- »it*:-e a l u l l t iia t will cun. th hi; i ■,(; h !! and a teal niercluitit Murin' fir re United State* they can look far po­ litical retirement in the future* and this got* for' the Florida .delegation ns well. Irt'.,* i*‘ uf wlitre* tr ■ , i-spe-iial- ‘ fifteon i Ai GocJrM/' ItfPiVf Si«!>*«« tJtatrr* im **tl and rtcam* m tnd Gamdjt'Wmr Tirw* anj t-3ck them Uf*wifh *t• * » 4 Goodjaat Set*if# ENT VULCANIZIN'! W0«l O^k Are. and Third >!.*ret. Sanford. Florida *v !'■ g.oat v.lr—.--ruv-iag pari hnml riv.'a, canning factories have ga*a! was *hlurufiirnt w a s a ll • - ’.v In-M,'*’ than ti’.v i.ifi hi* car out•once were t, : and under the p r o - ---------- man who used five: •t* during the wr-ek c.n cents, while the 3 0 x 3 d t.n galluns a cay i j n . . ') 1 *'-.e.i dnriug the past year, and a ra the must sge:p.- ful is,that la- ;houf it SUtr.ri, :n St. Lucie county* If tt: w |l(> !tij3v, rv)4, |jnjt . r. : "Jiire, th y i.gi-;.:- i t liumliug -tiM k cu is c critthey a:c fake d(“vtors and rpecialisis, thi y are so-ealltd ei • . ■ ;.|-re! preachom. The irouble i- tiiat Fl*»rlda Already rumor* o f the "pre-identia l’ padduek” panics wlm will l.irt in , thy . n-xt race arc run tug to light F rimls uf I’re-idint Ib.tilu g an hum '(a ilin g nlreut making him accci.: i ♦feeuful term tbat ! tiny w it! a-V Jhini ti) n o Of u ij r ,. a to whethvi ^hp wail get tin liom irat!>•!’. ur nut iI ate- without paying hi- t ‘Tn t i ♦tinother matter. And no matter who dny are retailed. _ w1 mate, hirh i ’ (■■■iri.'iilercd ■ J*-* ti - re vathc. i< i m e t. a mca 103 Balrirttn * bio.,' »tid ttya concern v.ill distribute the Florida product throughout the mountain state a. This is the largest singly shipment ever made front that ti i;t .ry, «i 1 it Jr. » lined nt nppn * itri.reiv *71"A. Tb - v*-:ic»*rn at St. "For many year , Florida has been the stitiree of million> of boxes of ! flesh til nre fniUx, playing its part ifi the u>it'citttJn of the public to the Srejltif dnt * and palntabSHty of grapefruit and oraag s. In addition to tho ,* mitlianr it* boxes which are 4hippvd out of live state, there nre vast quantities V*f fruit which the .dealers will not handled l*ecause they are off-tire, and do not present the uniform appearance desired in fruit placed on the market. Also there U From Catts to Murphree Is a long often fruit on which there is u delay FAIII.K OF A REPUTATION jump. Il would L» u leap toward pro­ For years and years, Alex N’nsty- in shipping, and although all right gress. Yet auch an athletic political bow studied under the l»cr,t Fiddlers in for immediate use, it could not reach stunt is in prospect for the people of hre native land, whkh sane country the market In any shape to offer for Florida. sale. The canning factories offer a President Albert It, Murphree. of is famed for it ■ golden Eagles. Being - elution c f the problem of conserva­ an Assiduous Studi*nt, nnd King of Florida University, might or might an Artistic Nature, Alec’s progress tion, ami there i? no renson why In a j along the Hall* o f the Must* Pan wu * short time to come Florida grapefruit Rapid. He played in nil the K*ft «r- shuultLnoL be as widely known among ft the Hawaiian ti SB WHEN U cheatriu in this fair land o f ours. His ccnhed ’(irklucti YO UR l U S T IT ’ name was featured on several Pro­ ' UST V WITH US grams, and yet he couldn't t#ecpi to Connect with the magic Sesafmfkh'at ! brought home the Kale in largo JuFy Portions. Applause came in S.dvo*, Spencer Height" lot* are going faaL One of the best sub-divis­ : hut Kopecs, came in small denominaItimre, nnd Alex K gnn to wonder How ion* in Sanford and nil big lots. Come, for you kmm even an Artist S « us now and pick white pick­ mu*t Eat oner every so often to keep ing is good. Easy terms. the F'ire* burning. Passing a hilUtiard on tFit* main Drag one day Alex lamped in large; REDUCE PRICE OF TAGS; A letti rv the notice thai Signor StaINCREASE GASOLINE TAX AGENTS catto de Non Troppo was going to in-' diet some foreign Art upon those With a uniform charge for a license REAL ESTATE Who cared to buy tickets, and Alec tag of two (itiRarn irrespective of the Fir*, Casualty, Auto Insurance lifted up at the box office even as the size or capacity, nnd a tax of two 105 W. First Bt, SANFORD. FLA ott**r Suckers. eenta per gallon on &K gasoline sold, The Signor, clad »in a Long Hair j there would be an absolutely just dis' A prvaihcr pay : us a visit, Id!, th. the IL*publicans put up he has an awcal (iulpit, represents some gr ful vvalhiping coming to him. The pe*j* “ cause” and gathers in the coin t pie Of the United States are* not for­ four own devoted and underfuifd u getting that the -Republicans prom­ i ister.s stnnd so much in med-ef. ised a reduction of.taxes nnd instead this kind of “ wipter” ) reitor? s! the people have more taxes than ever around ire in the gw«! old «umr while the trusts pay nothing and con­ time, /hey don’t w#r(t to g-t th tinue to fatten at the expense of thi* ) shfckle* by tho sweat o f the bn [ Our own good doctors nnd mint*! FHOGlt SS IN STATESMAN SHU j arrd merchants nre right" here with all the time.—Gnjncsville Sun. Have you ever been a King? It’ s a dressy job, hut hazardous if your deadliest enemy happens to knthv you're not entitled tt» it. These facts about the risk of wearing someone else’* METRO karat derby arc fully realized by the hero of tiem Maxwell & B r itt" -I - "• ' . Scenario by Mary O'Hara Photography hy John F. Seitz Dra A t the Princess Tomorrow and Saturday �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALp, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923 <3E FIVE - FOIl SAKE-11123 Ford louring car. Attack Systems Immigration Bar Brand new. Five new tirca. Will o f Taxation to sell cheap. Phone 47. 289-2tp Mtfst Be Raised, FARMS Finance Schools fOK SAL.iv—.Maine grown tubbier Owsley Declares HOLIES seed polntoes. Only a few bags left. ( l l r T h e A m i w I h I pi I r r f « « l 289-3tc LOTS Chase & Co. CKEVEI.AND, Feb. 27.— Delegates CKKVKKANI), 0., Feb. 28.—Tax FOR SAKE—Tomato plants, M. Han­ systems were attacked yesterday by to the department of superintendence son Shoe Repair Shop. 289-3tp severed speakers during the general National Education Association an* BUNGALOW CIsasified Ads 1c a word. No 5 rooms, good location $3,300.00 Fusions of the deportment of super­ >uul convention, held several meet­ Ad taken for less than 25c. FOR RENT Terms like rent. intendence of the National Associa­ ings yesterday in which speakers ad­ Aad positively no Classified —Eight room house, well tion 'convention in discussions in the vocated putting n slop to immigra­ Ads charged to anyone. Cash A. P. Connelly & Sons. progress including school filed prob­ tion; favored President Harding’s re­ musk accompany^ all orders. 269-tfc lems with a three speech symposium organisation bill which would create STORY AND HAKE HOUSE Count the words and remit Beautiful grounds, largo lot 100x28} FOIl RENT—One bed room, 417 W. on budget making and spending. n new department in the government acordingly. ft. Citrus trees, banana and shrub­ to lie known as the department of ed­ Second street. 287-3lp Dr. George D. Strayer said: bery. Close in $5,250.00. “ If opportunity and burden arc to ucation ami welfnre; started a light FOR RENT*— Large* furnished room Easy terms be oquulhed, the state must levy n for higher antnrics for school super­ with private entrance and running tax upon properly or incomes of nil intendents. water for two gentlemen. Apartment The suggestion that immigration the people, or in some other manner 6 .over Herald office. $25.00 per FOR SAKE IIUNGAKOW, $0,500.00 secure revenues by a System o f taxa­ be stopped,came from Alvin M. Ow­ month. 237-Up The best bargains ever offered in tion which bears equal weight upon sley, national commander of the Am­ East front. Southeast corner, 5 rooms. House, all inode:rn con­ erican Legion who at the same time Bath, large front porch. Rack porch, vcnicncos fine location. Inquire 1920 Bulck six, touring, good laundry tubs. Hot water piped all Dr. Robert M. Haig declared that offered his organisation to the edu­ ih Street. 288-3tp tires, newly painted, runs liko the state of Ohio has a tax system cators oa nn instrument to be used over. Double floors. Properly built new. Price .......... - --- ---------$550.00 throughout. Ideal loention. “ which flatly prevents to every citizen in the building of patriotism. Terms WANTED 1920 Bulck six, touring, guar­ John J. Tigert, United States pomthe option of being an intelligent liar liko tent. I W ANVTO RENT two anteed condition .....- ..... — ..$550.00 or an economic fool. The percentage missioner of education, assigned by rooms, furnished or unfurnished, 1922 Bulck six touring. This is of economic fools runs very low, how­ President llnrding to represent the with hath, and use of garage, for a good buy aud the car is ever. Moreover, most of our states ndminlstrnUon, outlined a plan of re­ ORANGE GROVE myself, wife and one child about priced right, only .................$775.00 are in no position to sympathize with organization that would place n seeOver C acres, all In bearing trees. nine years old. Must be reasonable. 1918 Bulck Six, five new tires, Ohio. The conditions In many of them 'rotary of education and welfare in On earner of hard road, near city. Or would consider small cottage. in good shape ........................ $400.00 the president’s cabinet. arc worse." Terms to responsible people- Price Address Box XX, care Hcrnld. tfd 1918 Bulck four, In fine con­ The fight fiK’ higHbr salaries* for $ 5 ,00 0 .0 0 . WANED—A chance to build your dition ................ $225.00 Bcliaj) t.bj.'c.intordont!: by Dr. N. I* For quick results try n want ad, new homo before lumber gets any 1922 Overland, runs ns good n3 Knglihnrdl, o f the T, ichors* Col­ higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ it ever has, only ........ $300.00 Tlie State Department at Washing - lege. Columbia university, New YuAc CEKEHY FARM ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc tfin given out ho many authbrized 1922 Ford Touring, extra good $300.00 5 ncres tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On 1922 Ford Coupo —...... $325.00 (good road, near bard surfnrod road. GOOD JORS for good boys; clean and statements correcting false* Impres­ These cars have been passed upon healthful work. Opportunity for sions that pretty soon perhaps wo Good land. No buildings; has not by our head mechanic ns being in A-l advancement Apply Western Union shall he able to find out what our forbeen worked for some time. Price, condition, therefore we guarantee nil Telegraph Co. 2Kp-tfe vlgn policy Is by trfo sheer process of $ 2 ,7 5 0 .0 0 . Terms can Ik- urrnnged. the nbovu car* to you. WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern elimination.—-Columbus (Ohio) State We sell on terms. We trade. seed, for good clean stock will pay SANFORD RUICK CO. a good price. Address W. P. Newell CELERY FARM vPhone 307 287-3te 101 Pnrk Ave. Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, 10 ncres, nil tiled, in first class con­ Fla. 279-tfc dition. Nice new 5-room cottage, also FOR SAKE— 1023 Hupmobilc, driven man with fumC room house and out buildings. Near W ANTED— enr ‘ 2,800 miles. $85.00 worth of ex­ ily on celery farm, steady job. In­ hard road, and railroad. This place tras. Mako mo nn offer. Address has been well taken care of and pro­ quire M. S. Nelson or Ilox 27G. 289 3tp . 285-5tp care Herald, Have yon bought a ticket to see 1 __ ' ^ duced n good crop of celery this year. MAN OR LADY WANTED ■every the W. W. A. M. No. 21. the Old rt“' Foil SALE—New Chevrolet utility Price $ 11,5uo. Terms can Ik- arrangcity, sell guaranteed silk hosiery di­ Maid's Union, ut the High School, Fri­ coupe, has been run 2,000 miles. rect to wearer, $ Best season begin­ HARDING SIGNS day night. It costs only 25 aud 35 Five good cord tires, bumpers, spot ning. Write Silktex Hosiery Mills, cents and will put you in a good light, ut a bargain. Inquire of John 208 Masonic Temple, Jacksonville. humor for a month. . See the Mystic Culby at John Russell’s home. 2H5-0tp CELERY FARM Fin. 289-2tp 10 acres, nil tiled. Good land it: POSITION WANTED—Anyone de­ Or’ann, who comes to life. See Liza j,|t FOR SAKE—Oranges for snle, $1.25 Pearl transformed into a beauty. See; u r per hundred. Just drop -n card to good condition. No buildings, flow­ siring any help In n dry goods, gro­ Mrs. Reamer, the boarding house the address below,— W. V. Dunn, R. A. ing fvt-Hs, nl-nr hnrd rond. Close in cery store, cafe or central office, kee p e r and Madam Z lk e lk -r, the for- j flc Box 224-A, Sanford, Fla. 286-fitp Also near loading station. Price $0, please notify at once, Miss Otulcte tune teller. See the twelve old maids, j „j> 500.00. Terms. I-undress, Sanford, Fin. 280-3tp One of them is going to read a lint of pu FOR SAliE— Lot, next On- twelve most eligible bachelors and tin MISCELLANEOUS widowers in* Sanford. Better be up to my residence, ideal A. P. Connelly & Sons BOARD—Reasonable for refined poo there, girls, and take notes. And you; location.— S. W. Brad­ Phone 48 pin, Lake Mary Lodge. Profession boys can't afford to miss either. ' |ur 108 Magnolia Ave. al dietitian, also trained nurse. Con Apk fur Mr. Bronson Don't forget the date, Friday, Met), j tin ford. 285-6tc vnlescents taken. 281-fit | 2nd, H p. to,, High School. Come and' appointment to «ee Under 288-tfc FOR SAKE— Dosler and Gays’ paints firing tlie children. 28K-2tpt Gilbert of the treasury, wht and varnishes at Sanford Novelty HOUSE FOR SAKE—7 blocks from LOST -----------------------------ing the formal indenture < postoffice. Bargain for cash. W. J. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc LOST—One platinum brooch with 3 Don’t miss Twelve Old Maids at the the'agreement. Thigpen. 288-Ctci rUK SALE—Controlling interest- in diamonds set in it. Finder leave at High School Friday night, 8 p. ni.v latter in the week the • Miami. Large hardware store lin­ ) ACRE CELERY FARM. 5 acres Herald Office and receive $20.00 re­ ing business. Reason for selling oth­ tiled, line hammock land, farming ward. 278-tfc er interests. Address 711 N. Miami implements and mule. Cheap for LOST—One white and red pldded * ATTENTION. CLUB wd.MKN! Avenue, Uox 30, Miami, Florida. cash. W. J. Thigpen. 288-fitc Mothercraft film, Princess Friday July hound hitch dog, on brick rond 2-12-c-o-d-3w or near Wekiwa bridge, Feb. 1 ith, March 2nd, from 1:30 until 2:30 Watch ’em close, boys.” See us at * 28t)-lt| weight about 28 pounds. Six years Free! High School, March 0th, "Todold. $50,00 reward.—J. H. Hardin, or The Runaways." 289-lie 804 Elm Ave. 2HB-0tp FOR SALE j P U T T IN G O F f FROM year to year the starting o f a Sav­ ings Account costs hundreds of dollars spent foolishly—besides the INTEREST lost! Don’ t let this rhappen to' you. - . f • ~^==/ - , ' 4: 3 Begin today to deposit at Our Savings Department, where your dollars will earn 4% interest A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier THE GREAT HERBERT SPENCER SAIt): “ There In a principal which is n bar against all information which is proof against nil argument, ami which cannot fail to keep a man in jvcrlusting ignorance! That principal is condemnation before invcstlgallon.'* Am! this Is the principal that has kept many, perhaps you, Ironf participating in the loan privileges and investment benefits of the UNION HOME nUIKDERS the oldest, most reliable financial institution of its class in the United States. You can buy or build your home or pay off that mortgage with actual -PI money. We have loaned over $150,000 In Florida in the last three month;;. Send for booklet o f our record. Investigate!* UNION HOME BUILDERS 305 Casa St Tampa, Florida IT’ S PURE That’s W h y It’§ ...Popular••• Our orders ore coming in so fntU that if it were not that wo kept prepared to render real service we could • * not handle them. PHONIC US WE DELIVER :uul wo deliver prompt, anywhere, any time not drink Elder Water now— you after one trial A N D MUSLIN UNDERW EAR Neat, small patterns, all colons 25 pieces to sell at, yard Big Tabic, o f Winsor Crepes and Figured Batiste to close out Friday and Saturday, at, yard— Dove Brand, made of tho Beautifully best grade Batiste, Nnin- with fine found Thread a>«r Linen Laces, some took Dimity, and Underwear white 20 Pieces o f Fancy Plaid Check and Plain Colors in and flesh, all sizes, good val­ ues for $2.00. Special Rose, Blue, Tan, Henna and Brown, 88-inches wide. Special for 2 days only, yard— Don’t forget the Silk Week begins next Tuesday, March 6th. Every­ thing in Silk on display. trimmed embroidered in colors. Made o f soft Nainsook and Winsor Crepe, white, Pink and Flesh. All siz­ es and extra sizes. Spec­ ial for— . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923 PAGENET ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■"■■■■■■■■“ “ " ■ “ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M ill GOLF TOURNAMENT GO,NORTH B Y SEA , WILL UK HELD IN APRIL ‘ ON JACKSONVILLE LINKS MERCHANTS & MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY * BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor « | 0 PROMOTERS In Bout W.th Wardl CLAIM R IfiH T T () v n , •j l GOLF BOWLING TENNIS ■ BOXING h t’M h h i ta M J FORTHE MOVIE FAN Jat*k Quinn is Starting 23rd Playing Season BOSTON, March 1.— Dave Shade of Boston Red Sox Slabber Oldest Flayer Portland, On?., won the judge's de­ In Folnt of Service In Majors cision over George Ward, of Eliza­ J, --------beth, N. J., hero Tuesday night in one .i r--i - 9 * Ra in ha til HOT SPRINGS , March 1— Old ,of tho prettiest fox in g exhibitions of NEW YORK, March (Jack Quinn, spit ball pitcher of tho tho season, tah escj} welterweights, Wilde, flyweight champion of -the Thai^jlLod i^j^Jhight. * Boston Red Sox and former member both, hoping to get * dravk at tiham- world, seems to have some kofY of Cf Our'Yankees, arrived' lr^ 't|ie plan Miikoy Wnlker, went nt top agreement with someone to fight “ Kindred of the Dust" ono of Pet- )i mi nary training camp Tuesday with speed throughout the 10 rounds to the somebody for quite a sum of shillings,'t,r u, Hype's best stories, the announcement that this Is the delight of about 5,000' fight enthus­ somewhere in New York, some t»mo( . . * start of his twenty-third season' ns an iasts who thronged the Arena A, C. this summer, llut it is omposstble And to make this picture the sue- active player. Reference libraries Shade’s aggressiveness, however, yet to distinguish between the claims re.n it is, the producers use Miriam were not nt hand but. so fnr ns nny combined with his ability to 'elude uf Tex Rickard and his Garden Club Cooper ns tho leading star. jOf the historians here could recollect, Ward's always dangerous left, , won j and Tom OTtourko, of the Polo this makes Quinn the oldest player in Mr. nnd Mrs. Vivian Speer are in­ point of service now toiling in the the bout for him. The decision did Grounds, both promoters claiming to vited to see this line picture tonight Major Leagues. not giect the approval of a largo por­ have Wilde In bund. tion of the crowd who thought Ward Wilde, if he is still in hin native without cost. We’ll meet you there, The Cleveland squad comprised of deserved nt least n draw. business fettle, can make more mon­ Vivian. nnd Bcdgood and shnllu shrdlu shrdu Shade tipped the beam at 152 lbs. ey out of this one bout than any little pitchers Uhtc, Covelcsklc, Smith and "Tho,T’ ri*oner of Zendn," a story of Bodeood nnd mm-tiM Until :md Mr. fellow ever received for a scrap and while Ward weighed in nt 1-10 lbs. more than most of the tiny fighters Royal Romance, nnd of adventure as Allirtter, has gone on its way. The JIM BARNES DEFEATS SAHAZEN receive in a whole career. There is \breathless ami as mi’h arc bound for Lakeland, Fla., to MIAMI, Mcb. 1.—Jim Barnes, for­ no indication, cither, that Wilde hns j‘Pl®W Tins is one of the join the main sqund at regular train­ mer national open champion and John­ lost bis fine old appreciation of the enough feature hills nnd will be i ing after workouts and baths here: two nights, Friday nnd Saturday. ny Farrell, of the Quakeridge Golf value of a three penny bit. Chick Fewatcr, also an ex-Yank, club, Maamareck, N, Y , defeated Gene Just who his challenger will be, noyr o f the Rod Sox, came into camp Each week .Osborne tries to outdo Sarazcn, present national open cham­ cannot be stated until tomorrow morn-, with Quinn. his record for the previous week, and pion nnd Jock Hutchinson, former ing, when the result will bo iymwn Colonel Til Houston, boss of the la bringing some fine pictures tp San­ British open title holder, on the 8th 0f t|ie hout Between J’ancho Villa, the Yankees, saw Wnlllo Khung and Mike hole in their match on the Hollywood Filipino, holder of the American fly­ ford. A peep at next week’s program McNally, two of his'boys, start, for willconvince you. link* yesterady. weight title, nnd F’rnnkie Gennro. the ball park to tnko their exercise They fight tonight in Madison Square nnd then went along himself with Be sure you see “ Kindred of tho The Herald delivered six limes n Garden ami the battle is arousing us Babe Ruth and others to" play golf. Dust" tonight, “ Tho Prisoner of Zen­ week* for lit! \ much interest ns last week’s rough dn" either tomorrow or Saturday Everett Scott, the .shortstop, com­ nnd tumble between Gene Tunqey and night, anil look the program over for, plained of pains in his legs, but this - V - - - - - _ .... ^ Hnrry Greb. next week nnd if you enn't see them (is believed to be nothing more serious Gennro bus been gunlfed for $3,000 til, P^k the kind you like, there will (than a set of bunions where his knees of his purse by the Jersey Boxing be pictures to suit all tastes next knock, Commission which informed the New week. IS® FOR THIS WEEK ONLY York Con)mission that Gennro owed ATTENTION, CLUB WOMEN! FILLSBURY FLOUR that amount to Jersey promoters be^ , Mothercraft film, Princess Friday, cause of defaulting a match which St. Louis Nationals .March 2nd, from 1:30 until 2:30. 2-I-lb. SACK$ , O -ti Q A they had arranged at great expense. \Free! 289-1tp FILLSBURY ..... A rc at Bradentown The New York Commission did not call for nny itemized statement of 12-lb. SACKS With Other Teams Don’t forget the Auction Sale of expenses but simply fined GenarOj ______ FILLSIJURY..... Automobiles Saturday, March 3rd, 1 that much and will life it from to- j m r Thr I'r m i p, m. at the B. A- 0. Motor Company*, 6-lb. SACKS night's purse. It costs only half that IIRADENTOWN, Mcb. 1,— MiningFILLSBURY much to swing n big fight in the Gar- er Branch Rickey joined the St. I-ouis corner Second Street and Sanford 2R8-3tr den here, so apparently the Jersey members of the Cnrdirials nnd Syrn- Avenue. WE DELIVER promoters were intending to build n Nationals here today. About forty Ethel MeWnde, the poetical Maid, castle in which to hold their fight. cum* team of the international league ------------------------ 1----] are here for training. Rickey said the i will rend one of her love poems in The Herald delivered six times n remainder of the players would arrive •"Twelve Old Maids" Friday night at week for 15c. ! Monday. * ^ j the high school. . 289-2tp USEFLYWEIGHT m fk (Hr Jacksonville to Baltimore and Philadelphia Am m Is M JACKSONVILLE, March L—Offic­ Two aallings weekly. Through fares to Eastern and. Western Points. Autoials in charge of the janfiual tourna­ mobiles carried. Information as to fares, reservations, etc., on request. ment of the Florida State Golf Asso­ C. M. HAILE, GENERAL AGENT, Pier 800 E. Bay S t, Phone 638 ciation td be held op the links of the Tim&quann Country Club hero April 4-7 Inclusive, arc pinning their hopes high. Entries already received indi­ cate n field of stars, according to Frunk Rogers, secretary nnd treas­ urer of the association. The qualify­ ing round wlll.be for 18 holes. Three diyU’foria of 32 players ear, will qualify, tin? defeated if! in en*’ i division formiiig lhe second flight nnd the beaten eight in each flight form­ ing cohsoiats.m"nigbts;: ;■ It’s 15* a n d A. C. Ulmer, who took the first title offered by tho association In IBM and three times since, is expected to defend his 1922 title. Other cham­ pions, since the forming of the asso­ ciation, include: J. D. ijartnett, Jack­ sonville, 1913; T. W. Palmer, Miami, 191(1; W. A. Knight, St. Augustine, 1919, and George Giblxms, Tampa, 1920. Fur for tho Tlntaqunna course is and QUANTITY Q U A L IT get more shin^ for your .worth more Shoe Polish iebig value B O X -1 The Daily llcrald, 15c per week, FLOUR SALE l« d U 70c 40c L P. McCuller *♦* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*1* *1*♦♦♦ *•* *******1*****************•* *+**** ****♦**♦**+* One of Many Exciting Scenes From T11E PRISONER OF ZEND A A t the Princess Friday and Saturday, March 2nd and 3rd *+***4 SANFORD, FLORIDA ' a . m . « , , , A T A M H . V A 17.1923 A gf ^ Chapman & Tucker’s Addition to Sanford—One Block East of New B. & O. Garage The buildings located on this property and now occupied by colored people will be sold separately at auction same day of sale with the distinct un- % derstandina derstanding that they be removed from the premises not lateV than ninety days from date of sale. Lots will be sold on easy terms. terms Buildings will be sold on all cash basis. This being our first sale in the City of Sanford,,we have selected this particular block, firmly believing that it will be a safe, $ound investment and will in the future make money for the owners; last but not least, it will be one great step towards cleaning up the gateway to the beautiful dis­ trict lying beyond Sanford Avenue and on the North and South side of Unihn Avenue. We would appreciate seeing all those interested in this dis­ trict at the sale to make it a complete, clean success. —: LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED MANAGEMENT A. P. CONNELLY J. W. OLIVER D.S. BRONSON C. A. TODD 7 LON D. WORSHAM, Audio i IJ ■ SAliil �THE SANFORD DAILY. HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 192.1 ; r ~rm BUSINESS DIRECTORY fta b m |« GENEVA IK f** fc* ^ ^ Two-Day Conference To Combat Control o f Crude Rubber Itrstrictlve Measures Recently Enact­ ed by British Authorities Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Whitfield, Paul Pet bed end John Bethel left Tuesday I l l y T t ir A a . o r l n l n l I ' r r M l ft* liiatning for tlimr home in Greenville, WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—Ameri­ Kl K^’., r*fter spending the winter months can rubber automobile manufacturers ft* hi Geneva. began a two-day conference here to­ ha day to consider means oT combatting X’r and Mrs. A'ijn lognn, Mr. und >oi n the British control of crude rubber ,Mir.. . u.nk Pitts,. Ilalph Geitier, Mrs. •Bury Geiger r.n.: Miss Julia Geiger production and bringing down the » nj Vetsle Geigci, Miss Mildred Old- price* for American products. Among • rilOiil limit Curtis Woous, Mrs. Fred Me- the. speakers announced for meeting Pbrliec and M-, and Mrs. T. W. Phillip Lockhart, representing British Picvntt spent S Hid."? in Lake Helen. Industries who will discus* protest of CUR PRINTING l l Y rO - HCHi j Mrs. Joe Ballard and daughters. rubber manufacturers of that country OUR PRICE , 4 ,r Miss Evelyn Ballard and Miss Irma against restrictive measures recently Rhone 101 902 Frifnch Avenue-— Carter nml Paul Bethel attended the enacted by Colonial authorities de­ picture show at Sanford Saturday signed to limit production In effort to maintain prices. Quick Service Transfer evening. , You tan find the name of (Trif Jive Bunlncaa Man In Sanford in Ihin Column rarh day. - Storage Facilities Mr. Dooley nnd son, Charles Dool­ U we please you, tell others; If not, ey, were in Snnfnrd Tuesday to see tell ua. Phone 498 Dr. Hiatt. Mr. Dooley hap hocn tak­ ing treatment from the doctor for his SANFORD NOVELTY hack which wan injured some time ° t i r /\ r > T /'a R* ° 1 Up is Totting nlonj; }real well W O R K S nnd his friends hope fop his speedy April. 1311, nnd then Anil there make answer In the bill of complaint cxhlb"m l against yon In a .Foreclosure of Mortgage from you. Fred II. Fitting — to—-Kirat National funk. of Orlando, n corporal Ion under the law s of the t'nlled .State*, tltd property Involved Is described, ns follows: hot Knur Hundred thirty 0 3 0 ) lllock or Section One l l ) . Work Hiimirork tract same hclna a subdl*Islop pf See lion (ino (I ). Township—Twenty. mho C l). Range Thirty-one (31) east. Se­ minole county. Florida. It Is ordered that this citation ho published In the Kanfotd Herald, a newspaper published in Seminole county, Florida, once n week for four consecutive weeks a* notice to the de­ fendant Fred H. Fitting. Witness isy hand nnd the seal ,.f Ills said Circuit Court on this the 1st day of March, A. H. 1333. (HEAL) E. A. I'Ol'UI.ASS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, ily A. 31. AVeehs. H. C. LiltoV Jl. lilies. Solicitor for Complainant. • • ' # W o l American Legion f M , t. 13. Si. 13. notice ny i v i i :vi-iuv to t m . y FOIt LETTER* PATENT Notice Is hereby given that on the "lb day of March, 1311, the uiider*luned will iippl) to the Hon. Cary A Har­ dee, governor of the State < f Florida, at Tnllnhassve, Florida, for I.niter* I’stent Incorporating Suufor<l Coronado llriirli Company under the following nroposeil charter, the original of whirl) Is now on file* In the ofTIrr of I he sec­ retary o f state nt Tallahassee. Fhtridu. H H W A n n IIMltllNH II. II. WIGHT. A. II VOW ELL It. C. M AXW E LL COI.DS ARE CONTAGIOUS Coughs nhd Colds are contagious nnd require prompt treatment ns they, spread or develop Into Flu mid Grippe. S 1‘1'LEHTi Take no chances when you can get 4IKO. W, KNIGHT Foley's Honey nml Tar for a few cents JAM US O. HUFF FORD II. WILSON mid quickty cheek coughs and colds. c. l n itiT T V. C. COLLER, Prop. i"? "* * ,,, ' , The constantly Increasing demand for We, the undcridgneil. hereby nssorlnte ourselves for., th> purFoley's Honey and Tar, for three pose of Ijccomlmtliigetlier Incttrpor.ited and .if! I General Shop and Mill iuke iieten Sunday. generations, has made it the largest forming a rqritofntInti Milder ttt'l by **♦ ,. , W ork J. W. Dooley, of Orlando, is spend* selling rough medicine in the world. virtu- of rile law* nnd Cnn-tlttnbin of r: _ * CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER in« « {cw " !lh Mr- *nd Mrs. P. Contains no opiates—ingredients nre pos< ,1c h o r l T'rtip o o rd C h n r l r r V T. Wakefield. printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub­ of >, lU^Commerclal Street—Sanford, Fla. S a n fo rd C o ro n a d o llr n r h C o in p a a y Mrs. J. M. Prevntt spent Monday stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold A r l l r l c I. * Tin name of this Corporation almll e\ cry where.—Adv. afternoon with Mrs. J. P. Cowart. lo> yinnfortl Coronudo U t a r h Company B. W. HERNDON and tt» principal phion of IiiinIiohs shall Mrs. Alexia Wells nnd Jack Flynt In* In the City of Hailfnid. Seminole CIRCUS AND MID-WINTER spent Suidny in RnnfotM. Cuuniy. Florida, With brajicli i.rflc. » al ; . m i l o t l n r |i..|n(* III Ih c SI !, - r K im • Mr. nml Mrs. P. T. Wakefield spent BAZAAR. SANFORD, FLA.. • INSURANCE AGENCY bln. du d In th e C u lle d S t u b « or Cor* 4 MARCH 12TH-17TH INTXU**I«11 C o u n t r i e s a* the D onrd o f H l n i ’ t ■ j Flit P-------- AUTO--------- BONDS Sunday' in Orlando visiting friends. m s m a y f r o m l i m e l o t i m e d e s lu n a le ." HIVE, BIG CIRCUS ACTS A r t ic le I I . Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Flynt and AND OTHER FEATURES The Kenera] nalurn of I hr business b* S. 0. Shirholser John Bethel spent Sunday with Mrs. be conducted by Ihbt corporation shall be in buy. own. soil and convey n il Harry; Rivera, The American Legion has contract­ ••Male anil to Improve tin* -aim* b> 'V Contractor nnd Builder Claude l ro;tor, who has Iwen spend- ed with J. S. Roberts to put on the erecthtK liulldtnK* thereon for «ale or , % f I ! American V J T t T rent; to plat and subdivide real e «ta le t ♦ in« winu,r w|,th Vcy Big Circus here for the benefit of the nnd ronatrurt mid maintain streets and +% SANFORD Ft.OR IDA era has returned to his homo Ijljbu,!dinjr funtJ. Tht> clrcUB wi„ bt. put sldewntksi thereon and otherwise Im* j J prove the* same; to buy and »etl teal . .ir-son, Gh. *,,» under n large circus tent on the estate for olllel s on cotllllllr- loll. Ill J liuy, own and sell nil personal proper!i { #n(, wi„ ftUrt on lhl, 1Sth in eessary A. P. Connelly & Sons • Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield spent U|kt> or Ineldenlul I** . il>- eon- i J fuestluy in Bel.nml on.husiitc**. jof Mar, h( runninK nights. They durt of liny busies* In Wlileb the eor E s t a b l i s h e d ISAS li.iralboiin.it rini.im-; to tnirrow ni.on*t ♦ Mr. and Mt^- George Matthews and will have ten Mg circus acts and plen­ anil losii. as evldi-iire of I10I1 t.i*-.|n.'o V n -r .-A -i. e - s -t - a -t - h , therefor bonds, debenture* . 4.1 other ihildren nnd Annie Matthews and ty of othei amusements. \, real, JItzr; Futim* liiir .liitr u o furms of wrtitllleii nml to -* i'ii. if.. ^ ('••Imptuvnl l u u j l)< »rn n rr Mss Mildred Oldham rt’ent Mon«lf*y ^ 'nj" win'lw'on'Van*! "to furatah ■mm- r'• **1vim1**! **f i it** mi mi* h\ ith•11 w,11: * • •I tltfilfl Ilf IrtlM up«lll Hi** |H*T’ Il\ »>f T rill l.nls jinrrU llomls itUcrtiotin in Sanford. [lc fnr the dancing after the f’ irCUS Hie I'.mipmn : t«* Jr.lar 1***11» t* »f un*I p« fH rU al pr*i|T I*111**-f t|iV,, It* tt* ilUlIil ItyUll II >U t« •=* l=* ^T rn< fi;i| *- rr, It ll.iii(„ . looms The regular meeting of (be Parentl evening. The circus committee p« itiisl i»|t* nil** - hi ’• iu'ii* O llu.lsrss I'rnpcrty llusli.rss Chnnrr Tcndicr* Assoeiatinn met nt the u u .Ts.Lr»ir.uhiIP ami a • pa\ ilium*. |iler/t it tih I..... . j X p|,ir*-«* iiiTHI-semtUU inul t-t art s. him! house Friday afternoon. A i t e a 't 'f .l ili: mond ring free, the ilia- piI-.n.amt Slain Olf|ce IP.- a»:« tu ..f othrrN In i •nil ttw ami # tent** nit rent s•* " b ii V uniscil r e a l t y company * '.ri-od many attended and a pleasing )|v tl(] Mnjt lo ti,c youtlK |a(Jy who sells ml4II*u in t.tlu r F«ir|icirnl ItHift , til * Iitri f Cut i t ? .? V rr T T program win given by Prof. D o u g la s,. (he m m ti, keta fo r the rir- IItIt i pa it hr t nitIp relit til ill** IVI111 *»t lirf i.\ v K * T J ii;\ r ( o i i i 'A v r ulhvr 101-a Mnirnolln Arc. !» « « » * « " d essays were read by rev- CUB. l)|c IK;toma|,itc to tht. holder uf rt.rpciijt *.•»!■* fti imhvltlmiU p.trf lirpNlilpH a fpi L«t do u l!. nilict ttitin&M n* m »> t»o nrrt*B«iiry m »«l • -tin** ---------7 Z ------ “ clal ,,f *lu‘ "I'Ptopriate to the th{, h ck y lv,m \K.r _ ane f rec Stance on Unit ft. fir dutu* f*ir Uu« pin'*’ *-ful ♦ of the program, which wan the n|. ttrket. The sen- lijti-^rilm i .,f tin* ItUtdhi^tt a ml affair** i •f tills t*t#rpnrailnn; t*» h a '. . J Inon li. krt , wi*l admit bearer rarh •und Fluwcrs-Floral Dcsignaitilfe of Geiirge Washington. 1 njiB nt! fho rlfsHtv*. p«*vv.-r* **utl ♦T^ Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Mrs.i|tj T h v y Will Lie put . V*'i v i ! r ■* -lit In V»*r|*t»r at li»tu* J s a m o iiii II $ T t I'kaur IH Sl h\VAR1 The I*lorist i ( wUU,.<uh . i „ itltd . irtK utiil'p1 lh+' lit." f* t?f ,♦** Annual and Ornamental Plants 17 . \y. Prevail, Mrs. Fred McFnrlnne, thn k hy y;nmK IfllllO^T [ the Htate **fFhirJtla. X Mi Mjrtle Avr.----------------------------- Phone 2C0-W '*■ I». Moran and Mrs. Moran's chil- w ! j „ , v l „ , , e ir| t u . f i L; i*? , „ Ci‘ittilp l , n l e s« ll . Each F !n rh . A *«'«•• n lF lt' I I I , „ . i t „ r k > Tit*- ttttitmnl *>f flip rjuilfnt ifufR i dren, Pauline hnd Jeane. went , u;i t'r'.rt t ... the lady i,.,lv sells „.iu will count rn..,.t!: I...rV.'..“ !!!;m"!.,"!ii.Vif t !'..o. v r.u to l Os- |.Bt<isua hi* r<>r|>«r;i|t»n shall I A T i h i i u ‘ TlinuMr. Mo, ... , ,rl ........................... Ill ! «,mil Hollars USD.aDneftJ, be dlvldiol ♦ vpulii Biiiunlay afternoon , uhc %nte in tilt i on11.*jt. I h i n \\ ill n llo | «.« fe%nn«ftr«r«i «*f t hr p.*r V r SANFORI) M ACHINE COM PANY • General Machine nnd Boiler Works x ■an went to seo Dr. Martin who .is aim be olis-r prizes; the first pfizrvi value <>f tup. Ilunrti-.l p olln fs in e o turh. in be pabt for In lawful niont-.king care of Ids fractured arm. Dr.* tlv , (|iajnunf| r;n(j aml three oth- no) «•>- <.f ili.' Cnltcit State* or In property. I *Y ♦> In hi 1r to services al 4 lust valualbm thereof l " be ilelertnlttsil by the Iln iiriP rt ,if Idre-elors or litrorparatur*. j T Arllrlc IV. The term for which this corporal bm J is orKanixuil shall be ninety-nine <■*’*) ! years. ♦ a i i t i c i .k V, %♦ The business of this rorpnrall**n * slinll lo romluctetl hy_ a Preslilent. o : I1resilient, a Stcri farv nml A. T r . a n m r ulie oftices of Merit-lull V .lei Tr.-.i surer mat hr to bi by ..lo Jttol ,ai miv of Hie same person) aii.l .1 lloanl >.f lu f t bitteniim. Phone or nall il o n n il) 111 | M T J........ -rhe M i l .- ,s . 1 s, *ai s1* s h a l l | * % .............. , H I S I III' IIt HuI iii l l l '> l1 ” » Iiuislsl of nut less tiian three nor more ♦ ban live, the ’number of sahl Boaril -wwill be sent out at once, with full ex- In be flxt.l ............................. _ _ _ _ . ut 9 , h} the_ f_tockllulitcrs niimial inuetinK. ■ting. The "H.innl —* of ’ *♦ pliiiiatitm. Ho nil you Amcricnn Le­ .•rich Directors shall be elicinl by the stock- J gion boosters, get busy nnd help make hulilers nt their a 1111 mil IfleelLmt, which meiitlna slulli bti hehl tm tile hrst Till'** [ s, the American Legion circus a huge ■lay Ip Muv of each iearr bcKlniilnw with the year I3I.T. Tlie other offle.-rsuccess. vf the 1-nmpati) shall be ,-lecteil liy the Itlrecturs I'ntll III ailtiual meet- j Mfirtin is well plenseil with the pm- VT ti ,l. jn.jv siting the most Icress his arm in making ns he feared tc;.ga„ u.kct3 wi.i be awarded the for a time that.Mr. Moran would I'1* "’ [diamond ring, crowned queen nnd the CyUnder Grinding trouble with it. mo, ^ |,o|»ulor lady in thfs territory. Automobile Repaint The young people of Geneva eimy, , ,,;,t(.r Ul(, tnl)U,8t any Acelylenc Welding ed a straw ride Mondny night given j |n,j- living in Hanford nr surI’ hnne G2----------Sanford, Florida by Miss Alexia Mels and Miss Clara ro..m';;i)f. tertitorv can enter the enn— -■■■■ Harrison. tc I !.y ciilliiig no the coiumittei jpg L. B. HODGINS SALIV ARMY SHOES- SALK—We i AUTO RADIATOR,AND SHEET have just bought a trehienduus METAL WORKS stock of Army Munson Inst shoes to General Repairing be sold to the public direct. Price IiiT Frrnrh Are.------------Sanford, F'o, $2.75. These shoes nre 100'c solid 1-l-tnp. leather with heavy double soles sewtjl nnd nailed.' The Uppers nre of m ft* heavy tan chrome leather with lei- F0U .SALE -Two Stage MngnavoX;"m **f the sinckhi.liirts or until ihtjir ♦ fca ft* Inu s tongue, Inn...... thereby thnrnbv making mnltill? them .. _ Amplifier ...... ...................................... . snrc«.ss.,rSLare ilvii) rh-rle,| ami .| » 1 lows mem pow,.r with Yiicuum riril. flu* iMinlnm** nf tlilr* <Sor|Mirnll«tt X . , ff * 4 , / i ^ i u t l l lit* c f in r iu r lr t l l»y I h r f o l l n w l i m «if ; waterproof. These shots are soiling;^Fulics iiuil H aituriun ctiinplutu,* h u lfj p. |-*,|u t l l x bi* ri« i Tr*"*l<|i *** t very fast and we advise you to order prut-, no radiophone set is complete ' H ) " 'e l l u» ti e- iTeshteot. « i» i Ralph ti Wight us S m . lury nml I r . a Tat once to insure your order being fill- ^without amplification.—It A Y BROS., Mirer ami <;<••.ige W knight. H I’ lib *- * j* td. The sizes are d to 11 all w i d t h s ; . S e r v i c e , phone 518. 2K8vUp Inn anil It C. Maxwell as the Hnaril nf DJl'er l nr* pay postman on receipt of goods or The Ineorimrnli.is of this Conipunj shall meet in the i'll) " f Sonfpid on ** i send money order. 31oncy refunded You'll sec Miss Lizzie Lilly who’s Ihe 12th d,l) of Mutch,.1923 to cohiplrfe ^ Cards of Sanford's Rcputif shoes are not satisfactory.—The U. awfully ti'1/ , in Twelve Old Maids— Ilie orpunliutlon of the Company nml ^ able Profraslonsl Men, each S. Hlores Co., M il Broadway, New Eliza NefT is n little deaf. She is one adopt by-laws,Art trie VI. blithest titmiuut of IndebtedneRR ** of whoid. In hia chosen proYork City. . ' 182-tfc of the Twelve Old Maids. 2Hll-2tp orTbr llahlllty tu whirl) lid* coinpnny may ^ feMlon the Herald recontat nnv lima Subject Itself, shall be twice the amount of Hie ntlUiorlzed ca^ mrndi to the people. 1 "Can you ever forgive m e?" Como ATTENTION, CLUB WOMEN! plttil stock. ' ^ Artlrlr Nil. nnd see, March Gth, at High School Mothercrnft film, Prlncc*s Friday, The nnmea and reshlcncea of the In­ * * » t « * h i i t , n z , w iq Auditorium. 289-ltc March 2nd, from 1:30 until 2:30. corporators nml subscriber:* of stock w||h the number of shnles subscribed Free! 289-1 tp by each,'are ns followsNOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF lidword lllttklns. Hanford. Fla. C aharea IN T f l H C H U T I T l O l ’ H T OF T i l l : A Y. Yowcll. Sanford. Fla., it »!m r io THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SEM­ George A. DeCottes s n v n v n i .11 u n i vi. c i i k ’ i i t o f Iltxlltlt H WlKht. Sanford. Fin.. « shares r i.n ii io A , in a n t i r a n r k m i n o i . k It. c*. Muxkcll. Hanford. Fla . S shares INOLE COUNTY RANK. A S t' 11 lest on, Sanfonl, Fla,, fi shares COUNTY. IN r i l A M H I i r . Attomcy-at-Law CORPORATION (Sen W . Knight. Haliferil, Flu., 6 ahares J a n ir s T . I l n n l i , riiiit|ilnliinn<, vs H. I*. Smith. West Palm Ueneh, Fin , 0 l l n f l l s I.. I l n n l ) . I lr f r n d n iit . »--------CITATION shares Over Heninolc County Dank Notice is hereby given that a spec­ Tn: James Huff. Hanford, Fla,, 1 shares. IIut 1 Ip 1*. Hnrily, Itrshlonrs Pnknnwn C. L. OHM. Hanford. Fin.. « shores 8ANF0RD FLORIDA ial meeting of the stockholders of It atipparlnK from an agblavll llkil Fred It. Wilson. Hanford. Fla . fi allures IN WITNESS W HEREOF the said ♦ ♦ In this call** that yuti are 11 non-rralSeminole County Bank, a corpora­ dent of (he Hime of Florida, therefore, Edward Hlisalna. A. E. Yowell. Italph j X tion, will be held nt Sanford, Florida, you. lint lie U Hardy, nrif ordrreil and II W ight, It. C. Mazwrll. H I’uleslou. , y FRED R. WILSON on the 21st day of March, A. D. 1923, reijnlrrd on ihe I3lh day of March, CJeofKe W. Knlitlit. James Huff, C. i* [ > A. f*. 1313. lo appear to the bill of com­ llrltl nml Fred It. WIDun ns IneorpoATTORNEY-AT-LAW at ten o’clock a. m. at the offices of plaint exhibited ngalnnt you In this ratnrs of Hanford Coronado Reach A . Cumpnit) Imre hereunto aet their handa 4 , said corporation, for the purpose of cause. It la ordered that this noltrn be pub- on this the O day of January. lo23. First National Dank Building EDWARD lUClOINS llaheil In the Sanford Herald once a considering nnd peting upon a proIt. a Wl l HIT for 1*Ik lit wreka. 8ANP0RI) FLORIDA |M)sition tq increase tho capital stock week A. i: VOW ELL WITNESS my hand nnd the aenl of n. c . MAW ELI* ---------------------------------------------------- of anld corporation from the Rum of anld court on tida the 13th day of Jan­ H. I’ UI.KSTON uary A. 1). I3!3. $50,000.00 to $ 100,000.00, and for the <sKAt,) y w 1 :. A, no ua la ss ’ • 'W iVW -ifflSi C lerk 'nf the' Hlrcutt Court transaction of any and ail business Kvminola County, Florida. J A At EH O. llt 'F F Oeo. A. DeO ntt**1— l O M b a H w a U B i T r r r m n T T -----ry or desirable in connection ICHELLE-MAINES Sntlrltor nnd of Counsel STATE OF FLORIDA . therewith. ^ for comnialnnpt. • V *gp -■ LAW YER f f j| -2fcV-'-9 - u - n -k* U g u By Ordcf of the President k PURELY PROFESSIONAL C House s Examined, , Classes Designed Henry McLnulin, Jr., Opt. D. j* 3-Elevated Stages-3 2-| Three thousand dollars in prizes. Also J | Diamond Ring and other Jewelry. One J; f Auto given away. Season tickets now % selling. Two concerts daily by the clown t band. A Real Jazz Band. nightly after the show. Circus under large tent. Location: Lake Front. IN 4 IIU T IT C O l ’H r . Attest: A. R. KEY, Cashier. 2-21-28; 3-7-14-21. DR. R. M. WELSH Graduate Vcleriaarian Telephones* Optic) an-Op tometrlet Office 12b J But First fitrwvt Sanford. Fla. Residence 257 — ELTON J. MOUGHTON f^RCHITECr Room 7, Miller Bldg. *;• FLORIDA •ANT0RD ¥iS#^gg*;jte=x=-;if Office Opposite P. 0. DeLand. Florida w . J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE. LIFE. AUTO 1N8URANCE _________________ - - ‘ f* i;V K N <n i . * J V - ■ . • ’ 1 i : ‘ yg^aaiBa^gak* CIHCYITJTNj ABD ITHk HEby certify that on the 2Ilh day nf t r io '.u IH o i . k g .'m »fTvv Fr.tiRiHA. runry. 1323. personally appeared be­ IN O U X l f l l H Y , First Nat loom llank In Orlandn, a ror- fore me Edward Higgins, A. K. Vowpnratlon under Ihe l.nws nf the I’nl- *11, Italph Ik W ight. R. C. Maxwell, 1)4 Rtnle*| of America, Cnniplnlnanl, H. Fuleston, JleorKc )\. Knight. Jam*-* Huff. C- V- nfltl and Fred It. Wilson, V*. , each to me welt amt personally kmfwn Fred II. F lltlaa. Drfrndant. and know n to me to be the persons de­ CITATION TO Fit EH H. KITTING: the said Fred scrib ed In and who subscribed their II. PittliiK being a resilient of Peztsr. names to the foregning Articles of I itcor porn Got) as Incorporators of Han* In the Stale of Iowa; It appearing from o sworn bill nf ford Coronado Reach Company nnd they complaint llled In thin causa that you, each nnd severally acknowledged to m «. Krtfl TI. Fitting, are a resldrni of 11 Hull they signed their names thereto .State other Jhiiu the Htale of Florida, for the uses and purposes H erein e x ­ ■ . and that >'4ur pluea of resident:* Is pressed. W ITNESS my hadd amI.o(((clnt seal Dexter, Iowa; that there Is no person In the ritate.of Florida, the service of at Sanforde Hrnilitol*‘.C.mntyr M ate of a subpoena upon whom would hind Florida, thla- ITItt day of _ February, IH23. * such Fred 11. Fitting. . W. I*. RUMPLE, Therefore, you, Fred II. Fitting, nre (Notarial Heal) required to be and appear before out Notary I'uhllc, Slate of Florida at tgirge said Circuit Court at (he Court House mMlaaluikj ............... “ “ / in- Sanford. Florida, on tho 2nd day uf * ... NjF A. ♦ Jf - . * � 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 01, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 01, 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 01, 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/efab6e871fcc43f5b7bffa7e4ee36b9d.pdf cc127b84694ce3a2107f36953e8edd82 PDF Text Text „ JL i .' ,* —‘i* -- -** *** ‘ ■ . t. ■ : v - %• - IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION : ClitffSS-- • >**5r k ” ■ VOLUME 1IL # ili&fepii v S SANFORI), FLO RIDA , W EDNESDAY. FEBRU A RY 28, 1023 kf> RED WAR ON THE HORIZON; CAULDRON; COUNTRIES GETTING READY sin FIVE JAPANESE ARE IN JAIL AT MOVEMENT TALLAHASSEE m a r k ets m I STRENGTH IN REPUBLICAN PARTY v -r LITHUANIANS ATTACK TIIE POLES AND TIIUACE AFTER CiREEKS —- —------ -— ^ ■rNUMBER 288 Friends of President Hardin# S tart Boom for . Renomination 7 . Carlut Shipment* Ucportfd for Tues­ day, Fchradry 2<th: Floridn—Sanford Section r Floridn—Manatee section Florida—by boat, 27»> crate*. California .......... ..... ...... ........... 10 Total b WILL APPRAISE ' ■■*31 so uth ern utilities pla n ts HUH VIEW OF PURCHASE CRISSINGER IS NOMINEE FOR RESERVE BOARD MUNICIPAL OWNED , ■■& | W ATER QUESTION FOR CITY DcMinntionMof Florida Shipments O F SANFORD W ILL BE Florence, M; New York, 4; Cincin­ WASHINGTON, Keb. 28.—Convinced that half a dozen aspirants are nl• TA K EN III* AT ONCE ready making- enutious overtures to test their strength ns Republican presi­ nati, 2; Columbus, I; Minneapolis, 1; dential possibilities for 1024, some friends o f President Harding have begun St. Louis, I; Chicago, t»; Indianapolis, work to assure him of renomination. Thus fnr the movement on behalf of 3; Montgomery, 2; Cleveland, 1; Phil­ the president hasn't reached proportion* of closely knit organization but has adelphia, I; Tulsa, Okln., I; Potomac progressed to point where ft promises to make Itself felt in many *tatc* be­ Yards, 5; Savannah, 2; Huston, 1; While Germnns Seem to Ho Tak­ n it OKI’. INTO .UNITED STATES fore coming summer is well begun. The attitude of President Harding him- Louisville, I;’ Pittshurgh, 1; Worcest­ COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY IMilily IMnnts Will Be the Result of Action of City Com mi Sr mm ing Conditions in Ruhr With WOULD CII.VNGK HIS J o lt er, Mass., 1; Wnycross, 5; Atlanta, 2; TO ATTEND .SESSION OF K-lf remains unannounced. sioners Mondny Better Grace . Drnnfortl, Ont., I; Memphis, 1 Scran­ LEGISLATURE Illy THr .\«w«»rlntrd ton, 1; Total, 02 cam. At the meeting of the City CommlsWASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The no­ I nr T l i r A M it r ln lfd ( f l y T K * Au itrln lrd I’ rrM l PARIS, Feb. 28.—Wnrsnw dispatchmination of D. U. Crisslnger, eompsnonern Mondny afternoon it was de­ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 28.-Five Shipping Point Information for Iues- t roller of currency To be governor of rided to employ on engineer to get w to the Hava* agency confirm the re: Japanese claimed to lie members of a day, February 271 h; port* that Lithuanians attnckcMl the band of approximately 25 aliens smug­ the Federal Reserve Hoard was rc- estimates on the water works plant SANFORD, FLA.: *Coo], showers. ported favorably today by*tho se n ate 'o f the Southern Utilities polish advnnce guards. Collisions have gled into this country in the neighbor-* to inHauling'; increasing, demand and Imnking committee, hut action was lie- ve digate n new water supply thnt occurred nt two paint* and in each hood of CaiTahclle Mondny night were movement slow* market dul. -Car­ ferred on the nomination of James will give the city of Sanford a supcase the attacker* were drlvch oiek. | In Ilu; local county jail today await­ loads f. o. b. usual term s: 10 inch G. McNary to succeed Crissinger, ply of pure soft water nnd also to The losses were not known. ing advice ns to their disposal from crates Golden Self-blanching 4-<» do*. : appraise the entire equipment of the t federal authorities. Fifteen others are :tnlks in the rough $1.05-41.75, New Southern Utilities Co., with tho view HERNE, Feb. 28.—The. anti-Greek held at Cnrrabeile and several others French Strain 1*0 do*, stalks* in the ; of immediate purrhnsc, or a t least insurrection .In Thrace was attended made their escape. Those held here rough mostly $1.50. | the immediate purchase of the water by sharp encounters near Xnnjhi, it are young men unable to^spenk Eng­ 1Opirka department nnd nt least to get b reported from Bulgarian sources. lish. • • «Hr The Awiwlslfi I’rcm l cnrlot shipments from San! a better rate on electric current apd The organization of the Thracian Na­ WASHINGTON, Feb.,28. Efforts to obtain cheaper credit tor farmers 1 tills season to dale 1,209 tionalists-i* said to be starting a gen­ thus far have failed to produce any appreciable-effect on Interest rates I g.is while the work of investigation cnrlot shipments from Man and installing the water plant Is being eral movement against Greece, while •barged by banks “In small cities, towns of agricultural sections of west, or nice this season tn date nsn *done. • the entire population of western touth," according to observations of Federal Reserve Hoard in annual report cnrlot Total shipments from Sanin other word* the City Commis­ Thrace is now armed. unde public today. Tile board says the Intcrert rates of those financial in­ Wl) WILL NO LONGER HE CONSID­ sioners have decided to ninko full Inst season to date . .titutions remain practically un-lianged despite lowering of re-discount r a n ; ERED POLITICAL PIE DUSSELDORF, Feb. 28.—Railroad enr! ot shipments . from speed ahead on the water plant and l„y reserve banka.of the past year and uHnxjiinve* designed to n-M t the r•»7» *?•» operation in the Ruhr, accord intee last season to d;itc* will al-o consider the electric light­ I III The* A sst.rJnlrd industry. rrr*«l the French, is normal. Then WASHINGTON, l-Yl 28.—I’onl- ing and gas plants while so doing aud been several accidents, however, and master General Work recommended \o the engineer will make his report on five men wt-ry injured through the do -. *'N ACCOUNT o r CENTRAL LO­ tlie president today that the selection the entire holdings of the Southern CATION CI.UII WILL STICK railing of n train near Capellcn. The of postmasters rJiould no longer be Utilities Co. J. K. Craig, a competent Rhenish telephone cable has been rut THERE FOR PRESENT considered as a politieat prerequisite engineer who has had much experiagain end communication between Es­ of senators nnd representatives but ente in this line has made a bid for se nnnd Duhberg is interrupted. lljis work anti the nppoiutmcnt will At today's luncheon o f.the Kiwanis M. S. Wiggins, mnnngvr of the rx- should be vested in thu poxtofficu de­ One Belgian and two French news Club President Sharon presided and be made in a few day's and the work part me nl uloue. •* re.-m department for Chase A- Co., venders were attacked outside of Bo­ Rev. Dr. Brownlee invoked the Di­ on the water supply started. » brought in a dozen stall.-, of the l-.eV’ chum and a French officer and inter­ vine blessing on the deliberations of The resignation of (!. J. Ryan, the* Fionrh rtraiii of relery to the Her* preter in civilian clothes were nttnek- the gathering. city manager, was accepted ns' Mr.' aid office today that looks mighty Ihie. rd in a restaurant. I\-naltie3 will be Ryan has virtually decided to accept For the First t>nic in the hfktury of ' it is wa.-hei] aiijl tied tip in dozen;. imposed for these acts. the position of City Manager of Fort the organisation Prof. Lawton was : am! wrapped in pilfer for the express, Pierce. trade aeil the htmchc* are tu pretty, At Vccrshnl! 200 workers hnvo ask­ Into and rendered onu verse of "Llxa Dr. tanglcy was nppoihtcd to -the Illy Tlir A n » 'l* lr< Then petite ed for employment; it Is declared thut Jane" ns a penalty. the senate in killing the measure it, _junl Hu- celery is as fine as any golden .TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 28.—Five position of City Physician nnd Health WASHINGTON. Ft-b. 28. A pn> heart celery on the market. The celery i 1,000 men arc idle nt Hngen. The Si hcl!e Maine* anil Shorty Scott tried Action regarding tho request Iff it posal to kill the administration ship­ will not b. submitted again by the on me from tin- Don Drummond farm! rmugglcd aliens are in custody in the iJlficcr. French authorities are still seizing to slip in, but were caught and pun­ administration, it wan said at .the local county jail whiio sume 15 more fo^ on the war department to establish ping bill outright through recommit­ on the east side orders from the German government. ished their hearers with n second are bulged in the county Jail nt <’nr- a harbor line along the shores of white house. • WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—More verse, and then, to cap it all, Fordst tal was rejected today in the senatel . __ ralit-lle,' according to . advices from Izike Monroe was rsccintled. Requests Tin* president was described as very „ . by a vote of forty-eight to thirty-six. trouble in the Ruhr section was fore­ Lake tried to warble “Sweet Adnlinc.” that place. They .ire said to In-long to for new streets to Ik* opened and wa­ frankly and very greatly disappoint- A 11111C M a i 'S w i l U l C y cart today by the French embassy Can you imagine it? ,It was awful, a baud smuggled in near Currabelle ter mains to be laid were taken up WASHINGTON, I-’eb. 28. — An ed that the legislation should be de­ which announced it had “ renlinble In­ but n» the attendance was light, last night. feated when it was apparent that aj nnd acted upon anti the meeting wns agreement wns reached yesterday in formation indicating th u t an unli-i there were not so many to suffer. Tile live men lit Id Il'Te. Itelievrd In a very busy one anil tilled witii im­ majority of Ibr I’liute favored it but. the senate to vote today on tlaul di’ * French movement calculated to cul-' All. invitation wns received from tinlie .laplllie e. were taken in i tl‘Italy till portant steps in tlu- city's progress. position of the ntlmininlr-itioii ship Iimviwcr, to hu\ c no fei'ling of pepominnte in an “armed uprising.” Pipe Organ *‘iub of the llaptisl ping bill, which has been n-gnidt-d as or te*eiitmetit. tlii' in in by .Senator It. II. Lindsey, III; The Aaattrlifrd I’rraal In a statement the embassy said the , Church to take lunch with that or­ D llill.lN , l-'eb. 28.— MissAnnie mentioned as a possible candidate!.for The ndmiiiistrAUoii, it wns added German government is known to In- ganization for the next four weeks. lost even by its supporters since last MoeNwiniu-y was released from the governor. Senator Lindsey heard at by the white house spokesman i* re­ Friday. • Kilmainhatn prison tills afternoon on f’nrrabcllo ns he lainrded (the ttain for Propositions along this lino wete also Re fort the* agreement to vote was solved to do the I>ost thing ami every­ the fifteenth day of her hunger strike. tih city that sheriff's deputies had received from the Seminole Cafe reported just before adjournment nnd thing possible without the aid of con­ — ----«-----.. w . ■ ■■■■■.. f reunited up a “Jnil full" of aliens on [and the Montexumn Hotel, but on ac­ a fter another day of debate ranging gress in assisting private owttqrs to Monday night und that several weie count of tho central location of the more or less nlKiut the measure, it bad operate the war Jmilt tonnage and to | still, a t large. When his train reached Valdez Hotel it- wns voted to remain In-gun to appear that the task of tin- establish the American ting upon the I Kopehoppy three nliein boarded. Thej there for the present and a commit­ ally killing it had become almost as principal trade routes. tirket agent told the rondurtor th a t' tee wns appointed to confer with the difficult nt that of pausing it. Tftis policy, which involves Hqiiida■ they could util speak Engle II lint lindt OVERDUE AT STUART ON TRIP management of tho Grill and try and tioo of the government's eX|H-rimeiit FROM NASSAU Mitch of tho debate yesti rdny Imd I H r T l i r A M n r l a l r i l I ’r r s O Repoklt-'an Leader of llnu-e (or Many ! made known that they wanted a tick- j venire better food and ‘service, ImiIIi WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—I’ost-T ns its theme the filibuster of Iasi week ill owneisliip of ocean shipping it was | ot ns far us possible. They were out­ i f which have been far la-low par for Years Illy Tlir Y**«»rlaflril |*rr«») * pmiement of action, until the next against the measure and the means of said, is lieing rapidly worked out nnd fitted ns far ns Tallahassee. As Sen - 1 MIAMI, Feb. 28.—Further senrch ninny nimnij past, which has been the session of congress ein the presi­ dispo: ing of it, now that its friends will Ik* in operation long -before con­ utor Lindsey and the conductor con-1of til t* Ki;*l for nil airplane overdue at l l l » Tb** A»«<m,IsI' iI I ’r r M l cause of considerable dissatisfaction in dent's request for authority to enter hml given up tho light Iri its behalf. gress conveqcs next December. It does WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Horace templnted tho strange passobgcrs ' in j Stuart from n trip to Nussnu was the international court of justi.-e set the club. The agreement entered into which not involve abrogation of commercial M. Towner, Iowa, for mnny years Rq- the light of thqlr information concern* . ulmndonetl by local planes todny. The Kiwaniuti Ellon J. Moughton was provides ToY a vote nt one o’clock to­ treaties under section 31 of the mer­ publlean leader in the house of rep­ Ing the round up Muntlay night, H111. ^ | | ( f ih it tbe mliyinK pistiD nuiy hsv« up st the llnguu by the league of na­ tions wns nnnuunccil yesterday by the the speaker of the day1and was thor­ day on the pending motion by Sena­ chant marine act of 1320, It was de­ resentatives, wns today nominated by train came to a stop nt Ashmore nnd! been forced to Inml at some small remmlUcc on foreign relations of the oughly conaervnnt with his subject: tor Robinson, Democrat, Arkansas, to clared by tho spokesman for the pres­ the pre.'ddent, to be governor of Porto two more got aboard. Senator Lindsey | is|um|, i* prevalent. Others thiilk tho ident who, however, declined to give •'The Greatest Need of Sanford." He send the ship bill Imek to the com' wnate. Itieo, to succeed E. Mont Riley. lheti telegraphed authorities tM n cct; < cpt-w of two men may have licen picki * No vote was taken, but it wns unit! advocated the zoning of tho city, Bl­ niert-o committee wif* • proposed by any of the details of the plan. Dwight Davis, Missouri, wns nomi­ the trqin and take them in cui«btly, j wI tip by a ship and taken to sumo to be the consensus of opinion that Iowing zones for the manufacturers, Senator Jones, Republican. Washing­ _ The filibuster which defeated the nated as assistant secretary of war in rdd the iwrt. . When a local deputy Ixmrdd .. the matter could not he brought up in the business houses and tho homes. ton, who us chairman of the commit­ measure, in the opinion of the presi­ place of J. M. Wainwright, who be­ train upon its arrival here ho found'! dent, it wns asserted, caused congress PROMINENT VISITOR HERE comes a member of congress next the senator holding • guard over the the rennte in the tima existing before Hu also advocated the enactment of tee, hus had charge of the legisla­ Professor Howard IL Eekles ac­ the session ends. Il wAs ‘decided, bow- new ordinances to take care of the tion. The proposal wns accepted l»y to "miss the most beckoning oppor­ week. Frank Mondcll wns made di­ five men huddled together in one sec­ tunity in the history of the United rector of tho war finance corporation. *ver, to ask for further instructions. new building code nnd stressed the Senator Robinson with the remark tion of tho car. Senator Lindsey ex­ companied by Mr*. Eckels, stopped building of rcnl homes—not houses— that it was time “to get this cadaver States to create a merchant marine." Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, said plained thnt ns the train approached over today in Hanford for u few hours Senator Pepper, Republican, Penn­ SUGAR PRICKS HKEAK Tallahassee nnd stopped in the yards to pay a visit to F. I- Miller. Whilo he intcndctl to confer with President thnt will be a credit to the city nnd out of the senate." their builders, j Mr. Moughton is-an It is expected that the move to re­ sylvania, speaking in the senate, de­ there were signs of activity among here they were driven through the cel­ Harding today. M ir T l i r A »*orlnlrd P r e s s l clared the filibuster had Injured “the • architect and is very much interested commit the bill will be defeated and Information deemed necessary for NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—.Sugar pri- the five passengers nnd he realized ery district by Mr. T. J. Miller. Pro­ in this subject, which he treated from that the ond of the legislation would morale and dignity of the senate and ccs broke one-half cent n pound yes­ thut they were planning to'mnke their fessor Eckels is one of the most pro­ |he committee relates to the powers h be brought about through displace­ hnd only been made possible through terday, Cuban declining on Increased getaway. He thus proceeded to Tiring minent authorities on embnlmlng in and scope of the court and the form every angle. rules ‘creaking with nntiquiFrank Miller hpokc of tho enter­ ment in favor of some other measure. senate »*f adhesion of other nntlons to It, offerings of operators. Refined sugars them together und placu them in "cus­ the United States. In Philadelphia, ..t .t Regardless of the method used by his home, he has for many years con­ also dropped nnd local refiners re­ tody.” including what reservations they had tainment at the Jasthine Theatre at ducted a school of embalming and Altamonte, given to tho citizenship of duced tho fine granulated to the bas­ adopted. Tho extent to which the “ Re proud of your town and county is of 8.25 cents. Futures broke 22 his college ranks nmong the highest Sanford by Mr. Charles D. Haines, labor section of the tre a ty of Voraml illustrated with stories of the to 40* points, May to 4.85 nnd July to in this country. aallle* may bo associated with tho und regretted tho poor showing made spirit of tho Californians. Both were more than impressed 4.02, o r'ab o u t half a We court is another point upon which In­ by the clulj a t thnt most enjoyable Truth, lie added, is thif-greatcst re­ recent high levol.. -* ' affair. At the conclusion of his talk With this section and the professor formation will lie sought. quirement in the community adver­ said that it wns the most wor.Jetful •?* i / Senator Ilornh, Republican, Idaho, Prof. Lawton moved that an, limita­ ' The H erald ^Printing Go., will Issue tising, nnd ho urged the local board to tion bo extonded Mr. Haines ti> bo the Man Jostled Hint and Used Offensive sight he had over witnessed of tho presented the committee resolution another good almnnpc lq.,a few day* never sponsor any campaign thnt InAVON PARK, Feb. 28.—Following kind. They left for Del-and. Daytona, guest of tho club nt a future luncheon tailing on the president fo r more in­ .onguaxe as the good folks in the county are uded a false statement. St. Augustine, and Jacksonvillo, and formation. It was adopted without n so that all tho members could bccomo up is thq Givtt result producer in the then back to Philadelphia. He stated . ( n r The A*«ocln(r»l I'rfM) ISranching into a recital of things desirous of having an almanac every iccord vote, but Senator Kellogg, Re­ acquainted with this gentleman. Tho curriculum of tho commercial body year. All those business houses who WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—Blows thnt in one trip Florida could not bo or board of trade, Willis H. Powell, thnt build a community, he touched on publican, Wisconsin, expressed his dis­ motion wns unanimously carried. want nn advertisement In tho annual were exchanged by Senator Caraway, ¥t.on t q nn Mdvantnge, but again next secretary of tho Lako County Cham­ e> newspapers. "Stand by your home approval. It provides: While you hnvo to hand it to Samalmanac should see Reg Holly, the of Arkansas, and another passenger, yeqr he will return ami make a longber of Commcrco told more thnn two newspaper," he said. " I t 'i s always “H u t the president bo naked to ad­ cel Rnumcl with Ida charming hrun advertising mnnngcr nt once, und get on a Washington street car todny uf- t,r visit. Professor Eckels ha* given vise the committee whether he favors ette voice, nt tho same time the mem hundred Avon Park citizens at a working nnd it has more prestige meeting nt the IJrlckcII hnll,’ wlu-n ho away from your town than nny piece their space. It will bs issued in the ter the man hnd been accused of i lectures for the Florida Funeral Dijmnirijj the nations In the internation­ Ik rs of tho ciuh'hiissed charming Mjss discucscd the possibilities, the trials ostling tho senator uml using offen­ rectors' association several years a t A m of literature you can send away. next two weeks. al court of 'justice sot up a t The Lctty Holtsflnw nt the piano and her Ungue under the league of natldns." talented brother, Mnater Richard, in and the needs of commercial bodies. Thousand* mepsure your (own by the The many friend* of G. II. Tomlin­ sive language. Tho altercation oc­ different times, and no one in this Ilvcncs8 of your paper. » He told how the Lake County 'In other words, are those who afe the \fical selections that were to well son are glad to see him wearing the curred at Fourteenth nnd H streets country is kcld in higher regard than chamber had brought 132 families in­ •ignera ;of the protocol creating the received and enjoyed nt the last "And stand by that baud” which badge of the Sanford police forco Nbrthwost, after Both had left the Profcesor Eckels by the Funeral Di­ to the county of Its own efforts—none he had just heard play. ‘T t means a again. Tho "Big Boy" was on the streot enr the unidentified passenger rectors of Florida. court willing to bind thomsclvcs by meeting. Whilo in DcLand he expects to Vis­ of theso being among the other hun­ great deal th at you cannot conceive, forco hero several year* ago and since striking iho ucnator on tho face and agreement, to submit such questions it Mr. J. A. Allen, the president of dreds brought inby development the senator retaliating with blow* to this town. A gpod band la an In* that time has been a special officer TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 28. 64 ar* aforementioned or insfst that the state association, and along the companies or coming in.of their own ^ ith his umbrella on the man's hack. for tho A. C. L. railway'and ha* also dlcatlon of a live town." IUch questions shall onjy be submit­ preliminary hearing of J. S. Jrffcrds, line a short visit will be made to the volition. ted In cas« both or* all parties Inter- Georgia cattle inspector charged with served as deputy sheriff in Dade coun­ several funeral Ulrectora in the differ­ The Dally Herald) ir>c per week, Civic pride nnd community spirit Tho Herald delivered six times c»ted agree to* submission, after the stealing a cow in this state, wns postty, but he snys Sanford looks mighty ent towns. _ . si week for 15c. , , ,t>n,rovcriy arises." mined from today until March. • Is the major need of a town, he said. week for 15c. good to him. . . V -*- - >- - -ri • i . »*. i . > • . >_ * (l«» The A*«„rl*lrfl Prr»»I LOWERING OF INTEREST RATES HAVE MADE NO DIFFERENCE SOUTH -ANn WEST Federal Reserve Board Wants to Know Why the Rates Are Still High THE KIWANIS CLUB WILL REMAIN AT nz THE HOTEL VALDEZ!;,= t ; ADMINISTRATION SHIP BILL WILL BE DISPOSED OF TODAY IS ! TO BE SELECTED BY DEPARTM’T French Strain Celery Iaooks Mi#hty Hood Washed in Back ages Senator Lindsey - Captures Aliens Aboard Fla. Train Task of Killinj the Bill is as Difficult as Trying to Pass It Releascd from Jail Xftc'u Uun#tM* Strike NO ACTION ON JOINING COURT AT THIS TIME Towner Nominated (iovernor of Porto Rico . bv the President Willis Powell Tells of The Trials of a Live Commerce Bod; PLANE LOST ’ NEAR MIAMI; NO TRACE YET Arkansas Senator ,:ii Has Encounter On Street Carl t i t A: �' '■ '■■■■■■■■■■I By*. _ Q 52 ' V $ 3 *3 — S i i “ — - —* IF r n™ �the PAGE TWO SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1923 « in « w » ra i should die on the scaffold? Sanford has never had n hanging in nil its history nnd i* not,ambitious now to get into that kind of lime­ light. * C. II. LEFFLER, I m tt i jj and many from Sanford went down attractions m ro > a i i y l i e i t U f l to hear the Sanford band, hut the Or- *ftll get yngethei iUrrwonw~7,Vrpi~Snwi lando people who stayed nt home and there Is every t ■raid iiniidir*v. i«»T jheard the Sanford hand nnd the Pan- tractions and be! r ~ Wl,,lf,>r<,‘ Fl"‘ ...... ford people who stayed nt home nnd cured when then heard the Orlando hand were well j t - |u f continuous sh< l I9UUI1S paid for both hands performed with days ill each wa —----------------- — —"'entire credit to themselves."—Orlnn* the time would «lrrrrlnrjr-Trra»iifrr do St*ntilU"L chailJ^U fE<Jlll 1*11 A d , r r l M n s ' JSSSK -------— ----------J w t »hftt U'S a Tht* University of Florida clas* ift tyfihcje journalism edited laat night's edition lith ii■'fa nut for r of (he Jacksonville Journal nnd it kv.il \ seem th a t the ] a most creditable edition. The work j meHtoHous Hint S u t t a r r l p t I o n I’r l c r lr» A d i n n i T Was 'done utaler the supervision of ; tj align tlwmieli fine l r * r - ---- ...- , - . Ralph Stautam lre who is the r.omi-||j,l agTreffiCnt. I l l S loalhs l i r l l . r r r i l In C l l f l>r C n r r l s r nul held of the department of journal-! j Cr cent of visit' One Week .... .14 I llm nt the University. With very lit*;fall who nrcmti: T h e M i 13- t o |H -|« n itr W e r k l j l l r r nlri e n l l r r l r m i r n S o n lso lr C u u n i r tie nt hand in the,w ay of equipment the productions n n d la p n M I a b r d r i , r j r I ' r l d o j . \ i l * r r - the University is trying to put over a ti(.Si and if th»: lla ln j: r n l r n rn n d f k n o w n o n n iM 'llm l i n n . i : . n i l p r r | r d p , d l y n j i I n m l o t n f r . department for journalism and it is should Ite adopt hoped that when the new building, are many of them, w finished that this important phase in l,,f “following the the life of the university will not be {hereby remain i overlooked. Every large university uf t j,t, ixhibitin j in the land has n department of Jour* which would mi nalism nnd there i* no reason why 0f {j,c t „inmunii dlsp|tcti«* tt#reln are i Im " erve«L Florida boys should go away from ,,(ll improbable the state to get n real course in jouruf fajr3 *#P> a*i\ * i nalism. Wo tinderithml that in mi- , mt! o(„ THEAMf.R v - v « other year Rollins College will have cmmty jn a department for journalism ami oth- t|JL, |t)() er colleges in tlu? state will take it up „ f ja|Mj ’ l(| kuy mid it will not do for the University m- killR J, jjomy. i . •{ Wc nrc going over to Kustia Sun- of Florida to lag behind. I Printing Co. day to see whether “our hand" plays ^ i|^ g ij.,^ \» :yol we have heard lioth|ng from Orlando. A S a n f o rd I n s titu tio n u n d e r th e d ir e c t m a n a g e m e n t of th e fo llo w in g BOARD OF DIRECTORS * (Copyrighted by 1 W right) J tjR . A n th o n y , W . IL T u n h lfc liffc , Dr. S: Pul W 'V x to n , E . H . H aw k in s, W . E . ScogghiV; C. F . W illiam s Pay Up or Wc'II Tell Your Wife Where You Spend Your Evenings (Jack sent this in from Decatur, It),) Decatur Detective and Ulood"Hound Agi llteod-Hound Service by Pedigree Dogs—Rills Collected H. E. ARMSTRONG, Manager There's a man with a* real idea. More and more people are hounded lor drill every day. Don’t forget .Uto Ai:> tion Sale of Automobiles Saturday, March 3rd. 1 p. m. at the B. & 0. Motor Company, com er Second Street and Sanford Avenue. 235-3tc SK DANCIM MARY SKATING AC ADI­ NES DAY NIGHT. ALL DEPOSITS ^INSURED Sanford, Florida TWO OF A KIND Johnny—8ny, mist nr, do you need a model? Pm a bird a t posin.’ A it 1st—Sorry, but i don't point birds; only flutters «:id fruits. Johnny—Then I'll •end my twin uls­ ters around. One's it daisy and the other’s a peach. THE FOUR. HORSEMEN ARE RID INC. !. “ Making a long' bras.de shot nnd jJanulnfP oft* the green the mhn fell ►dead” say despatches from Florida resort. That is where you will find our remains if we ever live to jnake a bmg bratsio shot and land oil the green. nnd I kick thine* round the shack, till my help all fret disgusted—long to perforate my bock. But another mor­ ning early as I gaily prance along 1 meet- up with ol4 Hail Burley, who “careels'* a joyous song; and he greets me blithe and chipper and wo yn and take n few from the old longhandled dipper that D filled with “morning dew." All the world scenu bright and sunny cs unto my shop I v jru n K C B a a u n x x n R u a ic i motor tyqublc is the use of low grade Gasoline. ■ ou the differertto ns analyzed by the DepartjAgriculture of the State of Florida D in rtn r General Dawes, who wink id out our first budget, says that for >*-. t balance sheets of the po-toffi-i d-'partroent at Wn-hingUm have Ire : *-• :?pr<*.- >ed, Mr. Dawes believe ■ ihu ’ • . !' i"‘r t m• nnd In has made public t rut UDCS A Scene From T H E PRISO NER OF ZENDA At the I'rincev* F ndi: ;.’td S jiiin ' They have some fine officer' in Orlando and the sheriff’s office and the «ity polite fotec are all to the nu;slard. Rut we do n«l like their attitude t ’lW.iril the newspape men nil lli riintc thing. Every time aovthtof: hnppetis in• Orlando the papers down g u s n a js r^ rJ c n s x n K H ia n n a iii; Ihcie say t h i l D eteitive Frank fb" tlon has a clue but "he hns ou in up like a rl'in " oi he knows s .methitig hut “he is clnmtnt like a mummy" to Himething of that sort Jodgbig from which w-e would say ibnt those offirer* ilnnu t \ i n i.r. *t !•< t *< ilcin'- t uiigrc-smaii .M.td*?*■•i s- oin i-nisiy right in thinking i'. i time foi Untie Sam to .bride what he intends to do nlwuit Muvite Shonlr. There are only three to m j,« open: To go ahead, develop the'plant and o| crate it by the gov. ri■■no o t; To let it to the high, . t r- ponaible bidder; or. To .-crap n and w i L all • Is. no*' . and lion. . itiu J;,r on' . ti «■ fur no- r rulir.g» oioj rtgw eij . a t *Xr>ul!Ushers to urt- the mall* for carry' iiig their frohrki. * mil-* thin i■■■*ii ’ . H I.E c y c rj' d e ta il o f the Telephone Company'll o p e ra tio n s , w h ich include re v e n u e , e x p e n s e , e a rn in g s r.nd plans fo r th e f u tu r e a r e a m a t te r u f public re c o rd , wo realize t h a t m an y Air. Work can \ a i |',u u ■! • phone usera haven't the t*m • ( r oppertunily to examine table r- id : . rr..i." things they v.t.dl to know to know about telcplV'.*. • l ji.incsa. s u we a ro b rin y in " o u r bopks, rccorti tnd plans to you in this form t h a t you m a y know th e te le p h o n e hue1 as wfj fee! you want to know it an d a s you sh o u ld know* it in opdc to be fully informed of the proif]■: . :• o f y o u r S ta te a n d o f I h b e n tir e i O.icli':* uiu'li-.uieil aunt, Mr. Charle.i Harr, a t Muntnouth ncvni iitipupulai; mid that Ir.ivc i l> Henry Ford. Atlanta fioiriggti. The twom nlanrd hy the Miami He­ rald for Dr. Murphrcc for governor *did not gather much |»<cd. Not tied ^*l)r. Murphrce i-> in any w a d:-<|uoli ‘.frd for the |t'i>iioni for It, i proli ably the be.it man in tie tai. today *for gulwruatori'il limb c Tb ... v.-bo xxnow bun b.-.| dn. n w«nt : pud a good i db ge pre idi iil !>y louk;! g him a mere gove-nor. (if <nur.« if t!u genial doctor dm'v not want hi- pine, m the head of Florida univerfity any Jongcr we might con ider In applb cation for governor and place him on' file the . eventh uji to date. i'lionu d’.pjt • - id S. Schuyler Ave, for city loiljuimpl on. Hut the electric KANKAKEE U.MNOIS light and gas plant- will al-o be in* These subordinates, ac.ording to Mr. Jack may be pretty good at Ihnt — vest {gated nt tlu: same time with the Dawer, are opposed to any rhariges none of tbo.se he haa acrvfd has ever idea ihat if they* are nut purchased that would nnmd their priv ileges nnd made ctin plaint. at rmcew least the p i i c o f electricity v.ork for more effli ica y mid e.-pnocan lw reduced after the projier'sur­ vey is made by (he engineer for San­ my, Mr, Dawes sty - thut tin* postqfHftvlng lire! his patience exhaud.-it ford b now paying, more fiv t Iwtrlc- fict* department should la? pul -on a ity tliaif any otlie: city in the d a te . aalf su-tninitivr basis or t i e the facia for lit - ' t.'i-nth time over the blnn; T hil paper ha-4 published eolumns given to the imhlie. Anil th is is jest dcW.i of n lazy, indifferent tier!;, the What the department and iU* favored ftou-ki eper finally disrh itged him. o f limit, r relative t.» the municipal Even ro, the clerk had the mdvel owt.ei hip o f our utilities. It j: really friend-' don't want. - Reporter-Star. to nsk fur a recommendation. a waste o f time to go over the ground.' Somewhat awed, tin? proprietor de­ again. AH shw people want better Wncided in give him a letter but it non*1 ter, cheaper electricity and better gas. committal otic. So he wrote: They canned get rciull.t from the pri­ “ \ e be,.ier of this litte r haif work-, vate owners of the Utilities. They can cd for me one week and I am satisget lVaults from public ownership. The people have voted to own their util­ ity j l int - and the city commissioners “ How do you feel today,” rhe cried, u nford Herald, who puts it this way; have tnrted Uni ball rolling. It is up 'At1 THE NEGRO, I'ERCY HAY “ Not !ll!e m yself/' the tight youth T.fSS, GUILTY OF MURDER? to the people to see.that the ball is •{Jnny people from Orlando Were up replied. • kept rolling until the deal is made 50?lord|iy ,ty hear the Orlando hiuul, " i r tb i* i . lb" v a why, perhaps and.the deal means the public mthtf* , ftlurdcr Drtfihed l« llonii ybti’lt ark me to the thealii* ‘witH Uklftllrc Aforuihomtht'— H ship of the water, light' (Mid gas. The y<m tonight.” ' ' ' : n lltUcd Malice.'** Her aid w ih e ta congratulate ttw f ’ity U SELL •, • j i• ii *■ *, »»t ■■• f ' . Commissioners for carrying nut the YOUR KRAI* What are the fact 8 -In this- negro's “ I■FA ?»'' will of the people. * ESTATE case 7 The hi As the public have them Haylisn nnd the J was fleeing from m i'excited crowd— the Tow. nut to say mob. IK- dodged into a M bs *ps? Spencer Height lots arc going Letters have been forwarded to strange house where, to his hand, take mm f a s t One of the best sub divis­ eight counties lying within easy reach happened to be a loaded shotgun, and ions in Sanford and all big lota. of Putnam to learn if the fair asso­ through the hinged sidv? of an open See us now nnd nick while pick­ ciations of those several districts will diwr he tired killing tlie first man loi There ing is good. Easy terms. to-operat.- with this county and tjmu reash the door, who was Jacobs, tho! faces ns i the annual exhibitions so that one will deputy sheriff. Naturally fright, self-j some wen follow another in regular successions; preservation, drove the negro to fire.f — but tin no two holding forth the same Week— A white .man killing a negro under* the morn AGENTS thus forming n circuit which will fill such circumstances, it goea without j gaily to t 4n the nine weeks. saying, would have been applauded ■man fox* In the middle west and in the west by the public and justified by any And ho w Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance this plan has proven excellent in de- jury. Who, then, in his heart, can feel way the 105 W. First SL, SANFORD, FLA viou* ways. There aro certain xpec- Maxwell & Britt REAL ESTATE ifllltics whic hare secured as unusual '/ A y b ., ’ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1923 PAGE THREE PUTTING OFF FROM FLORIDA STATE,CpLLEGK FOR country a fter 13 years’ work with the WOMEN, TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 28 Y. M. C. A.. The Washington Arma­ —Tho annual senior carnival Mon­ ment Conference, he said, did much to day night tapped the lighter side of better tho relations between the Chi­ college life the past week. The stu- nese and the Japanese. Miss Bessie Condo, national socre- ' dent body voted it n success and the visitors visitors concurred. Thi?^ an­ taVy of th e ,Young Woman's Chris­ nua! event is said to rank second In tian Association began a series of Ice- ; importance . only to the commence­ turea this week, her first subject be­ ing "The Limitless Life." Sho com­ ment exercises. pared the length of the life of man A minstrel which would have prov­ ed instructive tti some’ of the profes­ with that, of the aun, moon and stars. sionals preceded the carnival. The big He wax' rather Insignificant m tho A Scene From auditorium was parked to overflowing comparison, she developed. TUB PRISONER OF ZEND/V T h e ‘new freshmen and the Y. W. I for the occasion, Pieceding the min­ Vl the Princess Friday and Saturday \% strel came* a tableau depicting the C.- A. commissions were mustered on coronation of the Queen of Doll-Land. Monday in an impressive ceremony Classified Ada U • word. No id taken for less th in 23e and positively no It may not have been railed that on on the campus. Twenty member* from highways of the City of Sanford, classified oda charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all order*. Count the program, but it was n coronation tho first year class were selected to Florida, and shall become effective j (he word* and remit accordingly. participated in by quecnx, the audi­ work among their fellow students in from and after tho date of its pasthu furtherance of ideals and fellow­ sago. ence opined. ship ns enunciated by the "Y." They For the minstrel proper, four young Section 4.—That this ordinance were selected for their general stand­ shall be published in some newspaper! women impersonated parts of black FOR SALE A COMMUNITY BUILDER face comedians with the assistance of ing among their class, both an to of general circulation in tho City o f ’ The beat bargains over offered in an interlocutor who ruled majestto- character and ability. Ten of those Sanford, Florida, one time within ten used carat ally from “his” throne in the center selected arc to serve on the Y. W. C, days after tho iTctp of its passage, F. P. FORSTER, President IL F. WHITNER, Caahler 1920 Buick six, touring, good This is your opportunity to se­ of a somi-eircle of dancer* and sing­ A. commission while ten comprise the 1;* 5 , t nruthhoj!: vote of the tires, newly painted, runs like cure a HOUSE OF YOUIt OWN. ers. In addition to the individual vo­ “freshmen commission," Miss Ldn new. Price .......$550.00 Five rooms ami hath, toilet, cal renditions and dances there was Holmes was elected chairman of the City CUnmpntmi • ! Ufa City of San­ ford, Florida, ti.i:. 2'Rh day o ' Feb­ 1020 Buick six, touring, guar­ electric liRht'M, modern through­ the college version of the “pony bal­ freshmen commission, while Miss ruary, 1922. anteed condition nnitti $550.00 out. let." It tripped in excellent rythm, Jeanne King was named to head the FORREST LAKE, 1922 Buick six touring, T hh is too, exhibiting n pretty group of "Y" body. Mayor Commissioner/ a good buy and the car is New sorority pledge's were annoucgraceful youth. S. (). CHASE, priced tight, only .......... ...... $775.00 -BALANCE $33.00 1*ER MO. Young and old made the rounds of ed during tho week ns follows: Sig­ Commissioner. 1018 Buick Six, fivo new tires, the carnival "concessions" which held ma Sigma, Miss Ida Holmes, JackC. J. MARSHALL, in good shape ...... ...... .—...... $700,00 sway In the dormitory. The freshmen sinvillc; Sifcmn Kappa, Miss Fran­ Commissioner. 1918 Buick four, in flno con­ entertained with a cabaret, while the cis Thomasaon, Montgomery, Ala,; A ttest: Care A. I*. Connelly & Sons !« dition ..... „.....—.......................$220.00 full program of fun ranged* from con­ Delta Delta Delta, Misses Chnrlottc L. B. PHILIPS, (SEAL) I 1022 Overland, runs as good as and Bulh Jelks, Pompano; Kappa 101-100 Magnolia Avc. fetti throwing to tho gypsy fortune City Auditor and Clerk. it ever has, only ...... .— ,.. $,'100,00 Delta, Misses M argaret Bass, Clear­ teller. or Rhone -18 1022 Ford Touring, extra good $200.00 water, Marguerite Barcus, la>esburg, And the best part of it nil, probnThereupon Commissioner S. O. 1022 Ford "Coupe — .................. $225.00 1 The Flambeau, cumpu* publientiim, bly—the girls didn’t have to check Chase moved that the rules be waived has rumors that a baseball game is These ears have been passed upon In until 12 o'clock. and said Ordinance be placed upon its brewing between the seniors and the by our head mechanic ns being in' A-l second reading and final passage, The student body voted favorably faculty. Efforts of the Flambeau’s condition, therefore we guarantee nil -SAN FOB I), FLA, which motion wna seconded by Com­ Wednesday night on n proposal of­ icportoriul staff to ru n ’ them down, the above cars to you. \ missioner < J, Marshall, and unnnifered by President Conrndi to cslab- however, have been unavailing. We sell on term s.' We trade. lish'n budget for the purpose of bring­ The new athletic field is expected n" ,u*s*> passed. Sniil ordinance was ( SANFORD BUICK CO. ing high grade talent to the school in to be completed within the next few , ,,lacc‘l u«,on ita SlT,*'i,l reading; Phone 207 /287-3U 101 Park Avo. the way of concert artists and lectnr- days and will be used to singe the an- I'*11 ^ title only (his 2**1h day eft FOR SALK—5 acre grove, chickens,)^ | FOB SALK—Peppef^plants' by' E. E. ers. With the establishment of a fund mini high m-houl track meet. As the . ,,1 iru‘ir-v’ A. D. 1‘-'—-I. \\ hereupon | furniture, $700, $200 ensh, balance Washburn, West Side. 2KG-2tp early in (he session, Dean Dodd of the, limb for the track meet approaches, r,,m m ,s*lo,u'r Cha!'0 mov'-’*i its **W‘ \ time payment, no interest. Box 701 English college, whoappvared for incidentally, the student body is won- tl,lM* niotjbn wna seconded bycity. , 280-2tp FOB SALE—Doaier and Cays’ paints President Conrndi, pointed out the dcring.if it will develop another Anne Commissioner C. J. MarshuR and upon and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. lS3-tfe students would be insured in having Fletcficr,' wiio came from Greensboro vote the same was passed unanimous­ 2,800 miles. $85.00 worth of ex­ a regular course of such entertain­ hist year and walked away with most ly ns follows: . tras. Make me nn offer. Address FOB SALK—Controlling inUrc.it in ments. Those who contribute to the of the honors, and was later offcm ) FOR BEST LAKE, Yen' Miami. Large hardware store do­ budget will be relieved- from paying "H." care Herald. 285-5tp a trip to Paris for the international Commissioner.1 ing business. Benson for selling oth­ any admission to the concert or lec­ FOR SALK—New Chevrolet utility Olympiad, She was married, in the S. O. CHASE, Yea er interests. Address 711 N. Miami ture that is provided therefrom. coupe, has been run 2,00U miles. meantime, however, and withdrew Commissioners Avenue, Box 30, Miami, Florida. • I Chinn was held tip as America’s from the athletic realm. Five good cord tires, bumpers, spot C. J. MARSHALL, Yea 2-12-e-o-d-3w best friend in a lecture in the audito­ light, at a bargain. Inquire of John The students’ musical recital will Commissioner. LCulby at John Bussell’s borne. 285-(itp FARMERS—You can get teed bed rium on Monday night by J. E. liar- be held in the auditorium March 1. A ttest: .FOR SACK—Oranges for sale,, $1.25 J fram -s and irrigation plugs at th* nett, who has just returned from th a t. it will he open to thu general public. U B. PHILIPS, (SEAL) 100-tfe per hundred. Ju st drop n card to Sanford Novelty Works. City Clerk. SKATING, DANCING, LAKE the address below.—W. V. Dunn, R, A, STUD EIIA HER “0” 1918—This WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern rar lias been given good care seed, for good clean stock will pay MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WED­ box 224-A, Sanford, l ’ln. 286-fltp 287-2U 5 2 !2 2 !2 5 5 ! 2 E ! !S 2 ! ! 5 5 5 ? a a *,tt,,,1,Hna* i!Ha,*1,atiHaafEBa" aB aa ,l,a a a aa B aa a H i« a a a a a a a B a “ a « a a a a J l* * " and runs like new. Has four good a good price. Address W. P. Newell NESDAY NIGHT*. I R R I R I B I I lI R S D S n iS I I >'■■■■ * VWLiM* M11UUSMBOX■■ H■ UHM BSSINXBNKISIIKIIIISSIIIHBRHBM RBBtl Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, tires and good paint. $100.00 ■■ _______ ’ 270-tfo Don't forget the Auction Sale of down buys this ear, the bn!, on Fla. ;5 ^'U RBBBBR«RKRBBIIRBl|KI«KRBBi:B«BHRBBBBRBBBRBBBRHBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBR easy terms.— Seminole Overland WANTED—Light set of boohs to Automobiles Saturday, March 3rd, I ( ’o. JMioneJDL________ 288-1 tc keep, or stenographic work, at p. m. at the It. & O, Motor Company, FOB SALE—Two State Mngnnvox spare time. Address “ Bookkeeper" in corner Second Street and Sanford 28S-3L* Power Amplifier with Vacuum care of Herald. • 2K7-2tp Avenue. iTubes nud ltalteri.es complete, half' STROUT FARM AGENCY price, no radiophone set is complete j BUNGALOW without amplification.—BAY HBOS., 113 Magnolia Ave. New, 5 room:!, good location $3,300,00 "EX IDE” Service, phone 548. 288-4tp FOB SALE—Wood for sale, small Don't lose time if this interests you. bloeks ‘and trimmings from tho Good 5 room house, .\eh located, nice Terms' like rent. FO if SALE—We have a number oTt)crate mill. 50c a wagon load at the neigh bo mood, electric light!, gas, w at­ ■Volt Presto! 1to, Willard ami other mill. Fine to make your heavy wood er. House in cxcellen*. condition. BATTERIES,' ready fur immediate burn well.—Shinholser’s Mill. STORY AND HALF HOUSE Owner for quick sale names very low use at $15.00, each covered by our Beautiful grounds, large lot 100x281 254-e.o.il-twj^iwire, $2,400. $850 cash, balance personal guarantee. Now's your time. ft Citrus trees, banana and shruhflBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBMBHBBflltM3SIXBt)RBMBB B& HBRBEBtIH BBBBflflBBN SBBBBBM BBBBBBBBBB -B A Y HBOS., "EX IDE" Service. FARMERS—Plenty of saw dust free monthly. The monthly payments are l*ry. Close In $5,250.00. less than the average rent puid for ut Shlnholscr's Mill, i t ’s the right Phone 548. 288-4tp • Easy terms 254-c,o.d.4wp similar houses. FOB SAI.E—Entire stock of F IBfi- kind for tiling. Why pay rent when a home can he STONK, MICH E l.IN, GOODRICH BOARD—Reasonable for refilled peo­ bought on such easy terms. 278-tfe ple, Lake Mniy Lodge. Profession­ S1LVKRTOWN nnd OLDFIELD BUNGALOW, $0,350.00 East front, Seulbeo|fc corner, 5 rooms. CORD Tires ut preferred wholesale al dietitian, also trained nurse. Con­ 28t-0tp Hath, targe front porch. Back porch, prices. Must I k 1 sold in ten days.— valescents taken. CASH ONLY.—BAY BROTHERS, Uumlry tubs. Hot water piped all 288-4tp ®vcr. Double floors. Properly built Phone MS. AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PRE­ throughout. Ideal location. _ Terms HOUSE FOB SALE—7 blocks from LOST—One platinum brooch with 3 SERVATION AND PROTECTION diamonds net in iL Finder leave ut postolHce. Bargain for cash. W. J. like rent. OF THE PUBLIC STREETS AND Thigpen. 288-lftc Heruld office nnd receive $20,00 re­ HIGHWAYS OF JH K CITY OF 278-tfc 10 ACRE CELERY FARM, 5 acres ward. SANFORD, FLORIDA, REQUIR­ tiled, fine hammock land, farming LOST—One 'white ami m l pldded ORANGE GROVE ING ALL MOTOR DRIVEN VE­ implements and mule. Cheap for July hound hitch dog, on brick road Over fi acres, nil in bearing trees. HICLES AND IMPLEMENTS 288-Gtc or near Wekiwn bridge, Fob. 14th, RUN OR OPERATED OVER OR On corner of luird rnnd, near city. cash. W. J. Thigpen. . weight about 28 pounds. Six years Terms to responsible people. Price UPON.THE SAID STREETS AND L,ooo.oo. old. $50.00 rewards—J . H. . Hardin, HIGHWAYS TO IlE EQUIPPED 004 Elm Ave. 288-Dtp WITH PNEUMATIC TIRES, AND FOR RENT—Eight room house, well PROVIDING PUNISHMENT FOR located.—A. P. Connolly & Sons, CELERY FARM VIOLATION THEREOF. 6 acres tiled, 5 acres uncleared. On 2G0-tfc BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE rood road, near hard surfaced road. FOR RENT—One bod room, 41? W. OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, land. No buildings; hns not FLORIDA: Second street. 2S7-3tp been-worked for some time. Price, FOR RENT—Largo furnished room - ' ' ’« Section 1.—That on nnd after the ‘ ' * O th e rs in Proportion 1*2,750.00, Terms can bo arranged. passage of this ordinance all motor with private entrance nnd running Ask for Prices on Tires water for two gentlemen. Apartment A coupon given with each FIVE GAL­ driven vehicles nnd implements run 5, over Herald office. $25.00 per LON CASH purchase of GAS, good on or operated over or upon the streets CELERY FARM month. 287-4tp n Wind Shield Wiper tg be given and highways of the City of Sanford, *rMVLij10 acres, all tiled, in first class conaway March 10th. - * * Florida, shall be equipped with pneu­ Thirt being our flntt sale in the city of Snnfortl \ \ v have selected this particular block, I dion. Nice new 0-room cottage, also F 01 t~ItE N T ~ I louse, all modern conmatic tires,’ arid it nhnll Ins unlawful Inquire firmly believing that it will be a safe, sound investment and w ill in the future make money HIGH TEST GASOLINE I room bouse and out buildings. Near j vcnienccs, fin t location. for any. person, firm or corporation to 28H-3tp 209 East Fifth Street. for the owners; bust, but not least, it will be one great slop towards cleaning up the irate* J*rd road, and railroad. Tills place run or operate such motor driven ve­ way to the beautiful district lying boyond Saaford Avenue nndf on the North and South IT** well taken earo of and prohicle or Implement over or upon said side o f ’Union Avenue, We would npprcclntd sceinjr all those' interested in Inis district looted a good crop of celery this year. streets nnd hlghwnys of the City of nt the safe to make it a complete, cienn success. $11,500. Terms can be arrang105 Palmetto Ave;-------- Phone 481-J Sanford, Florida, unless tho same bo J WANT TO RENT two Or tlirco equipped with such pneumatic tiros in rooms, furnished or unfurnished, accordance with the provisions of this with bath, ami use of garage, for ctdihanco: myself, wife ’ ami OlflT c h lfd a b o u f . CELERY-FARM Section-2.—That any person, firm nine years old. Must be reasonable. 10 acres, nil tiled. Good land in or corporation who shall violate the Or would consider small cottage. ^ condition. No buildings, flowpfovisiona of this ordinance shall be Address IIox XX, care Herald, tfd 1* "*’**"• *war hard road. Close In. punished by a fine not to exceed Hio near loading stntlon, Prico $G,- WANED—A chance to build ^y o u r $100.00, or by imprlaonmcn^ not to 100 Ternu, new homo before lumber gate any exceed 30 days, or by both such fine higher. Plana and estimates furnishA. V. CONNELLY nnd imprisonment, in the discretion of I), s. BRUNSON od.—Sanford Ifovolty Works. 183-tfc the C ourt Don’t wbrstime trying to kill tltMe wSi J. W. OLIVER :V i ! S l -V’ GOOD JOBS for good boys; cldan and with Section 3.—That this ordinance' is Vl ,: A] ' ' ‘ rentiers, liquid* or ear •tftrtmeaud C. A. TODD rrrwueuout healthful work. Opportunity for hereby declared to be an emergency 108 Magnolia Ave. advancement. Apply Westsrn Union Ready for U a » -B e tte r th a n T ra p a measure for tho Immediate protection A* tm Air. llronaon lox. box. Co box. I1AA. B B B B B B B B B B H B B BB H flB B B B H M S ( RBBHKBBHBBB mu Telegraph Co, 280-tfc and preservation of the streets and mnmM*muum*MnunMnm**u BOLD EVERYWHERE * SBBBBBBBBBB u u year to year the starting- of a Sav­ ings Account costs hundreds ,of dollars spent foolishly—besides the INTEREST lost! Don’t let tllis happen to you. Begin today to deposit a t Our Savings D epartm ent where your dollars will earn interest. J FO lt SALE ATTENTION, Men Who Profit Act $300.00 CASH E S S E X ... See J. A. HANN . PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait, View and Kodak Finishing Good YVbi m irk Guaranteed ACT NOW!!! FOR SALIC—Lot, next to my residence, ideal location.—S. W. Brad­ ford. 285-Gte I I 5* - * a 1 OPENING IN A FEW DAYS OWEN, PHOTOGRAPHER WATCH THIS SPACE SATURDAY FOR SALE FARMS HOMES LOTS MISCELLANEOUS Wednesday, 10 A. M., March 7,1923. Sanford, Fla., one block east from corner of LOST FOR RENT 'TUBES 30x3 i . . . $1.75 30x3V2 ...............1.05 WANTED ORDINANCE NO. 47 to new location of B. & 0 . Garage Twelve choice business lots to be sold at public Auction. The buildings located on this property and now occupied by colored people will be sold separately at auction same day of sale with the distinct understanding that they be removed from premises not later than ninety days from date of saife. Lots will be sold on easy terms. ‘ Buildings will be sold on all cash basis. F. P. RINKS t M . * ELECTRIC PASTE , ; LON D. WORSHAM, Auctioneer. Connelly & Sons: - : �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1923 PAGE FOUR BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS. L I would sure like to play that other year of college baseball.” i? r Jovick chose tl|e White Sox out of six offers from m ajor and Clasi \ \ dubs, because. he ivnnta to under­ study Shccly. Hhecly’a home i» [„ Spokane, and Jovick, since his prt.p days, has been an ardent admirer of the big White Sox firnt baseman. l|c does not expect to boat Shccly fur the initial sack assignment, but docs expect to show enough stuff be kept with the Sox and given un i purtunity of studying Shccly and n jor league baseball. GOLF BOWLING TENNIS • • BOXING BRITT, Editor to * ijk ffifVj to to ] J to to to 'to to to f to to to to ■»Thnt was a fine game the Rotes ' --------rolled Inst n ig h t The Celery Feds are at DeLand to DOKRNER. ONLY LEFT HANDED Dorothy I’hillips in "Hurricane’s • -------play the tie off with the Seabreeze BOWLER IN LEAGUE, IS HIGH Gal-" S The whole bunch, of them. Were boys tonight. This game was made MAN WITH TOTAL OK 43ft) — "dead" men. necessary on account of Sanford los­ Af the Princess, two shows, to—-----The Rotary Club bowlers, bowling ing to the Sen breeze team last S a t­ night. And for that reason they slipped their sorriest game this season or last urday night. Sanford won from the -------cut of first place and the Brotherseason, lo^l to the Dsotherhood team Hast Coast lads in Sanford earlier Judge Sharon and Mrs. Sharon are hood slipped out of-the cellar. , last night, the lirothtmittyd having u in the season. the invited guests for the feature, This game should prove to he n majority of 54 pins a t thf finals. Rosebro, the new Rote, shows all "Huricane’s Gal” tonight, •goml'*trim from the ndvnnco dope be­ "Lefty" Doerner was high "man will? the ear m arks of being a good bowl­ a sebre of 438, and "M utt" Moye sec­ ing handed out, and inasmuch ns it “ Kindred of the Dust!' tomorrow er. With a little practice he will be ond with 401. These were the only will be played in n fine hall on n night. This is one of the best pic­ of some real vnlue to tho Rotary two howlers for cither side th at had good court, and the admission price tures of the week, with Mirinm Coop­ team. is only 35c, the last game of the sea­ a score better than four hundred. e r in the leading roll. son, and being played close to home, Don’t forget that the Celery Feds Roicbro. n new addition to’ the Ro­ it will menn that a large crowd of will moto rto DeLand tonight and tary team, after ten years lay off, Peter B. Kyne is the author of this Sanford fans will be there to witness they will feel more .like walloping insofar as the bowling is concerned, fine story and if you happen to he their opposition if a largo crowd of looks like a promising howler, and one of the-few that never read it, Sanford fans go along. This being the last game of the take a tip from us—it’s renl good. will-make the Rotary lemn a little stronger, sd^ujUjing that i the Rotes season, the records will he compiled And it is bound to be u good game need'll thejTBjJm to keejf|bp in the and published, a fter this event, to give And being real gobd it will make a because the Feds ami Seabreeze are llie Herald renders an insight into good reel. This story is based upon playing off a tie. first ijivision./v/ ju st hpw good an athletic organiza­ one of the most appealing of love ThJ scoro for. - ' i' ff"fm . tion we hav c in our High School, stories, T ly m ajor league players are a r ­ Rotary riving in tho state. It will not take Iiritt ...... 2. If you can view this picture with them long to get into action ami then Kent .......... dry. eyes you will be one of the min­ the Sanford fniis can motor to the Henry .... . ority for it is developed in u Way nearby towns and see sumo of the big Householder that grips the heart strings. stuff.* Brotherhood And if all the fine plans made by Thurston .... 119 131—253 PROMOTION PROTESTED the Chamber of Commerce go thru 121 124. IDG— 101 without a hitch, this will ho the Inst i fir Thr Atoiiflfilrt! l*rr«it) Gunter . 119 .......* 122—211 WASHINGTON, Feb. 28—A reso- season that one will have to leave Doerner 150 142 140—438 hilion protesting the promotion of home to see the big leaguers play as 131 I l f __ —242 Mason .. n Sanford next Brig. Gen. Hanson E. Ely, whose no­ Robinson mination ns major general is pending Musson ....... f t ....... _ 101 1 in the senate, was presented yester­ Standing of the Clubs day at a meeting of the members of Congregational* .... 4 the Oklahoma and Texas delegations Rotary............... .................. 3 in the house. . Fnrmers ........................... 2 Merchants ...... 2 S RATTLE, . IVh. L’tL—Toro Mens Club ........................... 1 Jovick, the Gonxagu university young­ Legion .... 1 ster, who will understudy Earl Sheely Brotherhood .............. 1 Chase k Co. ................. 0 Orlando Buys Fair Grounds For Public Park The motor is the heart of your automobile, your truck, or your tractor. Take the right caro of it and you will have few troubles and little expense. In order to help you add to the enjoyment o f your family cars, and to increase your sat* isfaction with business vehicles, w e have prepared this booklet—a copy of which you may have for tho asking at any dealer’s. It is not written in technical terms, but explains fully the operation and care o f your motor and tells you why you should put nothing in your crank case COLLEGE INITIAL • SACKER SELECTS GLEASON'S O FF^R McINNIS’ RECORD 1911—R atted..321, fielded .985 foi Athletics. HM^-Hotted .327, fielded .985 foi fair grounds, that, at least, which Athletics. 1913—Batted .320, fielded .992 foi was basis I upon thfc article in the pur­ Athletics, leading league’s first base chase agreement which provided that the property Would revert to its ori­ men 1914—Ratted .311, fielded .995 for ginal owners if it should ever lx- used Athletics, led American ittlgue first for purposes not of a public nature, nded rather dramatically in the fore basemen. npon when Mayor Duckworth signed iblS—Batted ,311, fielded .989 for an agreement with the directors of Athletics. 1918—Batted .295, fielded .992 for the fair association removing that ground of objection. Athletics. 1917— Hatted .303, fielded .993 for The agreement recited that if twothirds of the freeholders of the city Athletics should vote to use the grounds for any 1918— Hatted .272, fielded .992 fur other than park purposes, the city’s Red Sox. title should not 1» affected in any 1919— United .305, fielded .995 for way. The agreement was suggested Rrd Sox. by Hon. S. H. Griffin, drafted by W. 192^—Hatted .297, fielded .998 fur 1*. Lawson and promptly signed by Red Sox, led American league first the mayor. Then Mr. Griffin took it hamngn. to James L. Giles, treasurer of the 192lVHatted .307, fielded .990 for fair association. Mr. Giles nlfixi'd his Red Sox, led American league first sigpature. W. R. O’Neal, president of hr.s'emop and established record of one tho association and K. Howard, questlifhnblc error in 152 games. secretary, did likewise and the docu­ 11)22—Hatted .305, fielded .998, ty­ ment was posted at the city flro s ta ­ ing Judge of Washington for leading tion where the voting was in progress. American league first lmsemen. Until that time, observers a t - the scornc i W hy should the sinister Antoinette do Maubtm, who at first scorned Ru­ dolf ItdiM'iulyl, l a t e r risk her happiness . to save him? It is part o f tha enthralling story of polls thought, the,-balloting had been going ngaiVist the purchase. With the posting of the agreement, though. NEW OIL RESERVE (IIr The Art»4M*fnl ctl 1'n **» WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. — With­ drawal of 20,000,01)0 acres of land ill Alaska to form a new national oil re­ The Herald -delivered six times , a serve wax announced yesterday by week for 15c. Secretary Fall of the interior departmeat. Scenario by Msry’O’FUr* Photography liy Jolm F. Sells Dramatisation LytEdward Roto The Herald delivered six times a AT THE PRINCESS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SKATING, DANCING, LAKE MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WED­ NESDAY NIGHT. * 287-2lc '•^v=1 ~ "f j CONCRETE Tl r%%1 CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS WEEK ONLY PILLSBURY FLOUR Fur nay Ulml of con­ crete rniintrucUun tl will pay you to iisb our cement lircainto of lie ilu ru M o mol l a e t l t m n o u l t l l v a , \V« uiiett- you riiiBonaI.I.. p r i c e . luwauso* o f 24*11). SACKS CM FILLS B U R Y ------ « our lui Hi* \ ul miiii* of business. 12-lb. SACKS nt PILLSBURY .............. 1 * G-Ib. SACKS -/ , P IL L S B U R Y ..... • W E DELIVER At Lumber Co. - • • Phone 130, Hanford on this henutiful type of sport car. Tho NEW OAKLAND SIX CYL­ INDER SI’OItT, low body and rm y in H.?*' is worth three tim es every dollar of the 8I1G5.0I) we ask. Spanish leather upholstered cushions insure perfect riding comfort and enjpynnent. It’s powerful quiet six r.vlindcr engine takes all the ga« there is iin gas in minimum consump­ tion. Automatic heat contml and p e rfe c t location of all m anipulat­ ing parts muko driving a double pleasure. All improvements and ne-' reisorics. Up-to-date from tho whccla to the top. Look over our other models, also. Oak Avenue and Th'lrd Street PHONE 17- —SANFORD, FLORIDA m your tank and Polnrino in your motor furnish n winning combination o f fuel and lubrication. INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �PAGE FIVE TIJE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1923 “Uncle Joe” Cannon A Will Say Goodbye in ♦♦♦ Congress Next W eekly You tan find tne name or erriy live Itusiness Man In Sanford In this Column r«rh day. over have exceeded 731 ears exclus­ ive of broken Height shipments. Indi­ cations point to the movement of WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—Anothmore than 1,000 cars for the season. er battle was begun yesterday by the government ngainst what it claims KEY WEST—Hie salvnge of the I would be n monopoly in industry, s< hooner Thoman J. Somerville, out when Secretary Wallace of the agriof Pensacola, wrecked in the hurri- cultural department took steps to precane of September, 1021, with all lives vent Armour nnd Company of Chicolost, is expected to take form tdiort- go, from acquiring the plants nnd the French Avenue----------- I’hone 401 ly in the EOO-ton auxiliary steamer business of Morris and Company, nnNnssmivinn. The Nassnuvinn which other of the “big five" packers,. Conwill ply^between Nassau nnd Miami summation of the consolidation would all t h e year round, will be ready for result in the largest meat packing Q uick service within the next few days, ac- enterprise in the history of the coun­ Storage Facilities cording to W, (■. H. Albury. It Is In-- try with annual snles of more than U f t please you, tell others; if not, ing rebuilt lit a'cost of approximately one. million dollars. tell os. I’hone 418 S ioiuiiolo P r i n t c r y obsas**’' Service Transfer SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- Shop and Mill Work G eneral JACKSONVILLE John C. Cuopcr, Jr., has been elected president of the Jacksonville Bar Association for the ensuing year. He succeeds Austin Mil­ ler. Scott M. Loftin was elected vice president. LEESBURG—Papers of Incorpora­ tion have been requested for the new It 7 Commercial St rest—Sanford, Fla. Christian church, expected to lie erected here. A new Masonic Ttmple.nnd Meth­ CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER B. W. HERNDON odist church are now building. INSURANCE AGENCY [It E— A UTO-------- BONDS S. 0. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder IANFOKD A. P. Connelly ii-r-.i-i. ftrmt & Sons K-N-T-.l-T-r In ic tM rn l, rln l.nls l»*nrnnrr Snri'li II..n,l. lltm r, I.an n a D i i l n r - a I’r o p r r l f lln iln ro ts-lm p rio rd tnuit M ain I 'h n n rr , ST. PETERSBU RG r . M. lion-r, owner of the Itoser otfire b*..ildirg hiu announced |Ia::s for converting ihc building into a hotel of !20 rooms, :! * plan? to di> this by adding six rtnrh-t to the ( to -er building, tin* emit to approxim ate $200,000. _ i \ kk SKATING, DANCING, M \ItV SKATING ACADEMY WED- ♦% NESDAY NIGHT. O ffice u r.is n i iti:i» .rv company XIM OIIII I \ VIIST.MKNT COtll'AXt I'kioir IS SAFETY 1IA It BOB—Work is ex­ pected to-be started soon on a new post office building here. Plans call for a fireproof building of brick nnd hollow tile. In addition to the postofTice it will house two stores. Plans nre also afoot for the build­ ing of a two story businesv structure of concrete. t o l - S M n m n i l l r i ■A » f . — v iY WASHINGTON,- F*b. dW.-*Oit Bunday. March I, when the sixty-seventh <£♦ congress will come to an end, the nntionnl house of representatives at Washington will doubtless witness such a se’eno ns never before has been X recorded in i(s long lef»islnl|vn his- %* lory. On that day, ju st before the V hands of the big clock reach the hour ♦*< ol noon, Joseph Gurley Cnnnon, of A Danville, 111., who many years ago got A a firm hold on thu soubriquet, "U n -L ^ clc Joe,” will sing his swan song. This ^ mcn!\s that* with the 435 members of j the house on the floor, with galleries *J4 pneked nnd every inch of available *J space fully occupied, Uncle Joe" will ♦Ti say goodbye to Washington and thus place his 48 years of congressional scrvii behind him. ’ ♦% Wit)) the cxceptiofl of the fifty-see- X ond nnd sixty-third congresses, now long gone into history', -‘Uncle Jo e"j V hns been u member of the house continuously since the forty-third eongross, nnd the one th at will end on J * March 4, is the' sixty-seventh. Thus ^ he hns been in congress forty-four X years. It's n long time, those forty-; J* odd years. "Uncle Joo" hns seed men come nnd go as now he secs himself led gently Into the green pastures of political life. . • Horn at Guilford Court House, N, J , May 7, 1830, this old man hns £ seen the bright-hued summers of J many years pass into the sombre days of winter. It is not a mn t ie r , of being well along toward his nine- ^*v* tilth milestone that figures into the A cnlciflntions of "N'ncle Joe." He j u s t 'J , realises that he cannot longer hop 1 nhout with the young fellows—the in- J fanla of forty, fifty nnd sixty years *■£ of age; therefore, he is going to quit, *■£ It has been agreed thut just before %♦ adjournment, "Uncle Joe" will takethe floor in the house. Upon being leengnued by Speaker Gllletl the old Illinois member will say Ills farewell 1 to his colleagues. j t MIAMI.—A warehouse on th" mu­ nicipal pier is now building at a cost of it will b.- occupied by tile Clyde Steamship Company. STEWART The Florist TAMPA Construction work inci­ dent to the building of a home for Annual nnd Ornamental Plants this city's new banking institution, the A her,!'’ ;; was set fur Monday^ lit Myrtle Avr.---- H-l-iqVonc 2CD-W Merchants and Mechanics imnkr is • Atsprd 2. in Wa hingtou, Ireforo the now under way. The program calls M' l t I.ii y of agriculture, at which for its completion within f’0 days. the pr.vkug rumpiinii'K specified will Contract hns lieen let for the ucw be requited to show cause why an orhome o f-th e “Times," a two-story dei : !itr;l>l not be icsucd against the General Machine nml Boiler structure having a frontage of 11MI con olida'im . Such an order Would Cal Flowers----------——Floral llrslgna SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs PENSACOLA—The IViisncoln Car­ Acetylene Welding nival A1«mint ion has cummittcd itself hone (12---------- Sanford, Florida to the trnl line of an opera h >i>e t«> Is* tubjivl to appeal to t!i;> United Staler circuit court of appeals at Cliieng > within .■»> days. Decree of that court vr.cil ! la' final except for review by tin • tpti i. i emiri. if .he parlor m iii ■i-vciii liiuil ,|e rii t ap;n<>xnuaic]> $2511,000. Tin* city iciminaiion of il.c t ■.ttr is m favor has no structure of this kind hiI pres- of the government, fail to obey the ent. • r order they would lie subject to a fine ALTO RADIATOR AND SHEET of lot less than $500 nor more than MET..\L WORKS $10,000, or imprisonment for not less General Repairing than six m onths'nor morcr than five 2<i7 Irrnch Arc.----------- Sanford, F'o, years, or both. Each day during which 1-I-lmp. , . failure to comply continued would In1 rflajmed n separate offense. L. B. HODG1NS Clyde Liner and Freighter Crash in North River, N. Y NEW YORK, K«h. 28.—Tho Clyde liner lennpe, Captain Kimble, out-, ward bound to Charleston, S. t\, with 170 passengers, collided in the Nortli river yesterday afternoon with the Southern Pacific freighter El Sud, Into Death of Du kola Boy Said to inbound from Galveston, Texas. Both Have Been Flogged to Death Cards Sanford's Reput­ vesselfl wera badly damaged, »iut wore able Professional Men. each able to reach their piers unassisted. • I t s T l i r \» « (ip l» lf(t I ' r r w l of whan. In Ma chosen pro. The I-etmpc’s panrengers, including BISMARCK, N. !>., Feb. 28. — The fcMsion the Herald returnNorth Dakota state senate passed u awn da to the people. resolution asking the stale of Florida to cause n full investigation to be made of the circumstances surround­ ing the conditions leading to the death of Martin Tnbort, a hoy of Munich, N. D.t who i^ alleged to have l«*en Hogged to death in a Florida lumber Allorncy-at-Law camp nhout a year ago. The boy, it is alleged, had been sent to the camp Orer Seminole Ctfunty Bank Pnsnengera paid the Lena pc wap of the Putnam lumber company ns a BA.NFORD *tFUHilDA proceeding idowly when the hulk of lease convict, where the death was the El Sud loomed up In the fog. Be­ Vau.icd by Hogging. fore cither navigator could changa TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 28. — The hi? courre, the El Sud ntruck the U-nape on the starboard aide, forward of death of Martin Tnbert, of North ATTORNEY-AT-LAW nmidships, tearing n largo hole above Dakota, a t n rump of the Putnam First National Bank Building the water line. Shief Officer Bing, Lumber company wBl SANFORD FLOltlDA fearing hi* vessel would ninlt, bended Ject of u grand jury fnvestigalfdn thi fomtno New Jerney lint*, Intending to latter part of Mnrth, it Wha / taUd to­ tmach her. H ut he *oon found there day at the governor's offltfi.. Lftcal was no danger of sinking nnd, nurs- attorneys representing the TaibeH ing a battered stem, he proceeded io family have announced their “plan' H enter suits growing out of the boy's his pier. *:* LAWYER *1*; Meanwhile the Lotmpe hnd put back death. —Court House to the pier where she had nailed about ten minutes before. No one was in­ jured. North Dakota Authorities Want Investigation M«idc of George A. DeCottes SALE ARMY SHOES—SALE—We have just bought n tremendous slock of Army Munson Inst shoes to be sold to the puldie direct. Price $2.75. These shoes are 100', solid Rather with heavy double soles sew­ ed and nailed. The tipfiers nre of heavy tan chrome leather with bel­ lows tongue, thereby making them waterproof. These shoes nre selling vi ry fast and we advise you to order at once to insure your order being fill­ ed. The sixes are 0 to 11 ail widths; pay postman on receipt nf goods or send money order. Money refunded if shoes are not satisfactory.—The U. S. Stores Co., 1441 Broadway, New York City. 182-tfr TRAIN WRECKED RAIN OR SHIM CORNER SECOND STRKKT AND SANFORD AVENUI All kinds of Automobiles, consisting: of BUICKS, DODGES, LEXINGTONS, HUPPS, OAIvLANDS, OLDSMOBILES, COLE, LIBER­ TY and a number of FORDS. Most of these cars are in first-class condition with good rubber and others are almost new. \T ATLANTA ♦> i n , Ti»e e rf« i ATLANTA, Feb. 27.—T. H. Grdo. ver, St. lamia, nnd II. 11. Doak, were killed nnd several injured shortly uf: ter 1 o'clock yesterday when the sec­ ond section of the Dixie Flyer, north­ bound on the Nnshville, Chattanooga and St. laiuls railroad jumped the track about I 1-2 miles northeast of Eight of tho 11 Pullinnna were ♦% ditched, several of them being over-; turned. The train was running, ns the second section of 1*4, rmrthlKiund from Jacksonville to Chicngo, mid was be- J Ing hauled by two locomotives. Relief trains nre enroutc to the %♦ scene, two of them having lwott dispatched from Chattanooga. «,% The train passed through Cnlhoun a t a rate said to l>o approximately GOj 1 miles an hour. The wreck was ut Me- J* Daniel’s crossing und the nearest telephonc is said to be nlHiut half n mile nway in n country store. Scores of people have gone to the scene from ^ here nnd so far the imm&i of the Injured nre not available, + Every car put into this sale will be fully described before selling so you will know absolutely what you are bidding on. This is going to he an Absolute auction’sale; every car will be sold to the highest * f bidder regardless of price bid and no side bidding allowed. £ TERMS WILL BE CASH, or if you want a car and cannot pay ♦> all cash see us before the sale and arrange for terms, otherwise,• you will be expected to pay cash. . X For quick results try a want nd, NO AID FOR SHIPS FRED R. WILSON CHEAP ijSELL THEM !r- CHELLE MAINES Ki m Examined G latse* Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. Optidin-OptoraetrUt *11 Boat Flrn S t m t .Sanford, Fla. ELTON J. M0UGHT0N • anford :. FLORIDA DR. R.-M. WELSH Mobile.Secretary Committee Suicide in St. Louis Hotel ST. LOUIS,iFeb. 28.—Edwin J. Le• Coy, 48, form er secretary of the MoOffice Opposite P. O. bilc chamber of commerce, committed Del.and. Florida suicide by shooting himself here to­ day. He left a *notc saying the action was due to ill health. j ' •' Graduate Veterinarian lephoncs* Jfflcr 12s [tcsldenco 357 W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate f ir e , l if e , AUTO in s u r a n c e SKATING, DANCING. LAKE MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. *. 2S7-2IC ‘“ * W { t *,• j g to buy a real good automobile at X : Tiiis is an opportunity put in thife sale must be sold regardyQUi* own pmee Be on time and get your choice. f less of price bit TORTURED MANY YEARS BY KIDNEYS, *T have hnd kidney trouble fo r; twelve year*," write* II. P. Pinkney, West Jackson, Mi**. "Pains in back, joints, catches in the hips, run down and getting up too much during tho night- But since taking Foley’s Kid­ ney Pills, my suffering U over, and I feel liko a new man." Baekache, rheumatic pains, kidney and. bladder trouble quickly relieved with Foley Kidney Pills. Refuse substitutes. In­ sist upon Foley’s .Honey and T ar, Sold everywhere.—Adv. t ■ ; ■ ........ •• H. J. FINCH, Auctioneer SANFORD, FLORIDA HUPM 03ILE AND LEXINGTON DISTRIBUTORS A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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, February 28, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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FEBRUARY 27. 1112.1 1 i »* *• . ^ •' z j -; iWORU) M M i COURT AS itEJECTED YESTERDAY Pet Measure of Republicans Gets a Jolt in the Senate Ml - Hon. Chas, Jh Haines DBCCIIMiNT Entertained Sanford S K k O lM iN Jl People j^ast Night Theatre Jasmine Was Scene of Fine Entertainment nnd Display of Talent . I F ® participation in PERMANENT COURT JUSTICE Sanford people were the guests of Cooqre.'sninii Charles D. Haines Inst uight nt the Theatre Jasmine, a t AltaI I I . T in - A w o r l i l f J . I 'm OK OFFERINGS IN nro in part of tho league. By I monte, the private theatre of M.. WASH INGTON, Feb. / 27.—T W i-j-th ic r Wc SOUTH AND CONTINUED lu m u w bility of Senate action before Cor>-! reservations wc nre out of the. part Haines where each year he gives a DEMAND gross adjourns Sunday on the adm in-j of the league we nre in. The part of week toward the entertainment of the ir.trntion request for authority to p a r-! the league wo nre in nnd from which people of the various cities* nnd towns ticipntc in the Hague International | by reservations wc get our functions near Altamonte. Last year he enter­ Court of Justice under the tauguc of j as a pnrt of the league without our tained Hanford and the house was fill- { Nations was removed through con- j assistance. In the language of a great <ed but last night it seemed that there WILL UK SECRETARY OF THE IN- That American Aloofness U p (0 Thirty Fifteen; nn Ad-; FINE MEETING TODAY AT VAL­ ferenco yesterday nfternoon between1editor of the west, 'all of which is were so many other attractions that, Kurcpcan Affairs Heins TKRIOR AND HARRY NEW TO vance of Two Dollars Hale many who wanted to go to Altamonte Senate leaders. . J partly true.' DEZ WITH LARGE NUMBER Abandoned HE POSTMASTER GENERAL Over Yesterday Preliminary to today’s inci ting of nre not K°jnK hifo t *10 *cnKlH’ had previous engagements nnd the OF VISITORS ~ H l r T h r A . a o r l n l r i l I ’r r a a ) the foreign relations committee for of "ulion" ,lt thi" ecsa,on " f con* beautiful little theatre was only fair­ I H r T l> r A «»u»-lalril I 'r f M l III, T h r SMiH-IOlnl I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—The se­ initial consideration of the plan, wad j ffress," Senator Johnson asserted, LONDON, Feb. 27. — President ly filled. • The Sanford Rotary dub'had anoth­ MEW YORK, Fob. 27.—The long submitted Inst Saturday, leaders of! Dcmoeratfc endorsement of the adThe programs given nt the Jns- lection of Postmaster General Work Harding's proposal for participation Hiked of thirty^ccnt level for cot- er line meeting today with ninny vis­ ministration plnn, while general, waa mine nre not in the nmntcur list nt all 1° succeed Albcr( F.all ns secretary of tho United States in tho permnail senate fac tio n exchanged views ten prices was reached in the futures itor* proiont from various cities of accompanied by jibes lit the alleged Wrkct todny on report* of steadily the state. Among them were the fol- nnd, it was said, were nil of the opin­ reversal of administration policy. Tile litit many professionals nre umong of Ihe Interior, and Senator Harry S ., nent coutt of international Justice reion that the m atter would have to go Ihose who'gtve their time toward fill­ Ncw, of Indiana, to become post mast- eeivid much attention in today's newsinercasing s c a rc ity 'o f offerings In lowing: ^ acting Democratic leader, Senator Ro­ over until the next congress. ing in a finished program that inter- cr general was announced iU the papers which interpret it ns an imGeorge Henry, Marcus Fngg nnd the south nnd a continued trade debinson, of.11/Arkansas, .Issued n.. ..... state oinsoii, n Minima, .ianuvo . .,, ,M (}j^. movingpictures nnd out in White House Unit y. The change in t porlant sign Ihnt the American aloof- ,L \ __<3 Judgment was general that the few B»nd. Contracts for delivery during Finley Knight of Jacksonville, Fits ment declaring initial friendliness f o r ih> wmM|„ j,, n,c 0f th e 'th e cabinet lineup will take place on ness in European affairs is being May sold up to thirty-fifteen, an ml- Unde, N. I*. Yowell, Jake Iluiklinrdt days Remaining of the present ses­ the administration proposal but ad­ ' Haines estate this little theatre houses March 4th when Fall retires ami th e ! abirdoned. ranee of ubout two dollars a bale over nnd Sexton Johnson of Orlando nnd sion were totally inadequate to bring ding that it manifested “timidity and The Times says “Tho policy of come or the best talent In this pait of nominations of Work and New were about any decisive step on such an Dr. Quirk of Watkins, New York. yesterday's dosinghalf-hearted ness" anti constituted,'"a the country. aloofness is a creed worn out. In its j sent to the senate today to permit important matter. President Thrasher called the meet­ repudiation of the policy of non-pnrtime it was useful but formulated for Mrs. Ilowaril Lyman. known to the W firm ntlon before the present ses'd a WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—Cotton ing to order nnd called upon Marcus intense interest among senators in ticipntion in European affairs." tien of congress aujourn#. tin* conditions of the world, which Fngg to return thanks nfler which ■ tage ns Emma Aldnitf, nnd who re­ the administration proposal was innI prices are not at a point where they Siimlnr statem ents were issued by Tlie selection of Work to take inter* have passed away." afford sufficient compensation to the the assemblage sat down to one of nlfo.ited by a flood of statements. other Democrats, nnd Senator Ring side# nt Altamonte can always be re -: . . ......................... • tor poitfolio hr.s been forecast ever . . . . . ,, powers in view of the extensive use the Vnldex luncheons nnd enjoyed the Those from Democratic lenders in­ Utah, offered a resolution to carry­ lied upon to give something splendid . ation of , , ,. , , . 1, since llnnlini: began rniisfdcratb WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—A resof land and labor in cotton production entire menu. The president in a few dicated favor for the plan but there out the administration’s request but m tho musical line ns Mrs. Lyman has i names of available candidates. A res­ nlutinii to carry out the new adnrinthe federal trade commission report­ well chosen remarks thanked the edi­ was a pronounced hostile note from action on -it went over without dis­ i voice ef exceptional sweetnes# mu ident of ("ob'M.do and a man of dem­ i'trntion propasnl for American mcmho I rought (lowti the house la .t night ed to the sennto, in a response to a tor of the Herald fur his good serv- the irreconcilable camp and almost cussion. At the u,l!,teat<'d or- here It ip in the international court of icnate resolution adopted March HI. q-i« in giving publicity to the club, for complete nbsence of public endorse- - Senator Swanson of Virginia, win vitll several t me elections. . . . .... . . ability . . in governmental . . . justice organized under the league of ge.nirntfon, V . nrk is regarded by’ tit" 1922. The report also brought .out lib service in other channels and call- meat from the ndminirlration and] will he the ranking Democrat on th< lose roming out in ginghams nations agreement was introduced in ul i tlm Mill I'rAiileiit ns fulfilling all ijunlifientfee fact that cotton future trading in ted the attention of the club to the rescrvationisls groups. foreign relations committee in thi bonnet anil with a milk the senate by Senator King. There tioiis for secretary of the interior. 1921-11*22 was something over 15 1-2' fact that the Daily Herald was now Senator Johnson, of California, a next congress, issued n slnU-iiioni mild she gave a song on “Oilin'' III,'New* had been uffeieil :i place in the wo no discussion and it went over one of, the best fully papers in the prominent Republican irreneieiiaMe, rotiimeiiiliug the administration de i nipii nent to the dilor f the iiertimes the sire of tho crop. * oiigiii.il llatding cabinet but declined indefinitely. ■Id thnl wn.« greatly nppm-iuted by, About one half of the domestic cot­ r.tate and a credit to the cilv and isMied a statement ironically critical sign, . . ■ ,| bemuse he thought he could render l|u. I.IUIIUNO lit* IhuUglil hr ruuhl r% Senator Robinon, of Arkanses, tlio: prerent and especially ton crop is exported, giving to tile was therefore due to a rising vote of of the administration proposal ami' “ I am glad to note." said lie, “that dl , , , .. the administration greater service by acting Democratic lender, gave out a . , , ,, , foreign markets, especially Liverpool, thanks and appreciation by the club declaring the United States would no'. t|lL. administration hau a t last reactt luckeyts in the nudlrm r. . remaining in the senate. in tusk formal statement declaring that on ed a conclusion th at it is accessary a meat influence on domestic cotton nnd they responded by a rising vote go into the league. Another clever performer was Hilly. v primaries he was defeated for j formal study “he* hnd a feeling u(% of thanks-.. “ If," said Senator Johnson,''we now for the United .States to abandon iit tird of Ne v York, who is the guest u .Btini|nal,lin> |,„.*rVrr. prices, said tho report. friendlir.ebs" for the administration President Thrasher then arose nnd do what is usked the ■'situation i-1 policy of notation. ' It is pointed out that the average .f Col. llano s for the week mol who _____-------------------- plan, but added tlml it indicated a ipot price for middlings cotton in presented a beautiful Jeweled Rotary n" •> baiatoiiv voice and , n i n n T ( 1 i policy ..f timidity and half-heartedu 1911 was 12.7 cents, u price sonie- emblem to Harry Slovens, the first •■ho is also u eiever performer on the m- - by the administration in its for­ whst higher than tho average for the president of the dull and who is now llano. 11i.-- mgs and piano duets eign (Mdieles. .. twelve preceding years. During the a past president in which the pres­ .t night wt a fen tine* i f the enter Carlo! Shipment* for Monday. Feb. 2G w»r there was u great increase, but ident called attention to Harry’s good niium’iit. 1Florida- Sanfonl Section .......... 32 ’3 MIAMI, Feb. 27.—William Jen­ the maximum camo a fter the nrmls- work the first year of the dub's ex­ The colored boys nnd girls of l ‘|„t i,|„_M nnatee Section i nings Rryiin while expressing hin ap­ tiee. The maximum of 41.4 cents was istence. Harry thanked the dub for rford Institute close by, many of California 1 proval of tho step taken by Presi­ the gift nnd said half tho praise was reached- in April, 19’JO. iiiiia are employed on tho Humes' New York . dent Harding in a proposition that From this time on there was n de­ due to George Kidght for his work of ! cstntt in the summer, electrified the the United States take a conditional cline culminating in it closing price bringing the club to Hanford and of audience by their singing, the leader II •eat in tin* international court of the Total of 10J58 cents at New Orleans from his willingness to go abend with the Ix-ing especially good ami iirr render­ Shipments previously tinrepurled: i league of nations, in a statement toJune 20 to 24, 1021, a drop of over 75 good work at nil times. Marcus Fagg. ing of "When Melinda Sing#" ^nsj Fell. 25: Florida by. boat, 101 day. said: • ■ per cent within n "little over a year. the head of the Children's Hume nt away above the average. crate "I l limk our action should be broad­ The price of cotton, according" to the Jacksonville was called upon and in lli- Jasmine Oieln-sl ru rendered er than tho president's proposals. His III, II,r tu iirtilril I'rr*.*! report fill from 22.0 per cent above Iris usual cheery style gnvf the club 27. Tin- | tempi.iteil quivl- u n i l i a u o i i g l i liq o i I *•- music between arts allil lb*' mov­ De-linniion* ol Florida Shipment* h|,| r*;»I ih only to the international WASHINGTON, the 1913. level in April,-1920, to Ft |M-r mine good thoughts about service, ing pn ture was greatly enjoyed and Ftoreiuc, Iti; Altoona, I; New Vork, C((Urt> That only deal# with matter# bill was kept dation. about the work of Rotary and empress- administration pbip lull cent below in June, 1921. • ull present wandered just how their 1; Waycro##, 9; Atlanta, 1; Philadel­ which can be arbitrated. I think that Members of congress conversant fur­ ed his pleasure at being it member uL-nlive in the senate yesterday t»y From 1913-1914 to 1920-1921, the with shipping board affair# suggest­ host could procure such good pic tut es phia, li Chicago, 5j Roston, I; Savan­ nil investigation of all disputes i# a# domestic crop rnnged from* a little the Rotary club and how glad he was ther debate, but executive official# ed that the administration through for private entertainment but ho is a nah, 1; Potomac Yard#, 2; Evansville, nocc.'sary n# those to which' arbltra­ •ter 10,000,000 bales In. 1914-15 to to be attending thy meeting with recognising the end to Ih* near, be­ invocation of such indirect aids ns man who doe# big things and hfs* 1;-total, 33 curs. tion can be supplied nnd thnt there­ | somewhat over eleven million bales Sanford. Mr. Fagg gave a brief out­ gan formulation of plans for denling nre contained in the merchant marine guests always havo a surprise await­ fore wo should be represented on with the government's war-impelled in 1920, the nvernge being about 12,­ line of the work of the Home in enrart of 1920 might endeavor to make ing them at tho Jasmine. Diversion# Filed Since .Last Report (|utribunal that investigates only and merchant marine venture with the aid ing for orphans and the children, who 500,000 hales. The world crop, nverngThe evening waa one of unalloyed I-Tom Jacksonville and Wayeros*,„„ W l.j| that tribunal that decides, operation of vessels under the Amer­ | ing 20,200,000 bnlcs, showed substan­ have no homes and told a very inter­ of the legislation. ican flag attractive enough to provide pleasure and Mr. Haines before the Feb. 25th: Destined to Chicago, 3; nerving nt all time.# the independChairman iuishnr of the shipping tially similar variations. In 1921-22 esting story of placing two of the hnu '-ult a sale for the government owned ton­ piogram started announced that tin* St. Louis, 2; Nashville, I; Toledo. I; Jm-,. action a* in the 30 treaties. board conferred with President llnrthe domestic crop showed an extraor­ children with a fine family at Pensa­ e.iti itainnu iit M iib really planned as a nage. , Worcester, 1; I’ineiiinnti, I. , -------- . dinary decrease to only 8,000,000 cola ns one instance of the work of ding,'then met with the other mem ■i-iiipliim-it I** the editor ol the Suit-, j.riim West* Jacksonville, Feb. 25th WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—I’o^t-j t) hers of the board and afterward nnMr. ta sk e r and Chairman Julie.-* of the home in pluc ing children with fos­ hale*, while (he world crop came to oflth: Destined to Roston, 2; I’hll-!ponement of m.lion until the next seater parents. Mr. Fagg i* a most force­ nounci d thnt the policy of the admin- the senate commence committee, have ford Herald as a token of hi* nppre--ju|)(| a little .under 15,000,000 bales. news­ a,;l.||lj,iu> j ; Detroit, 1; Uuffalo, I. 0f congress on Harding’s requast Istrntlon would I k- worked out nnd j urged the president to carry out #cc- eintion for the good work of the newsful speaker nnd the members felt well paper. He owned and operated sever­ madr public before the end of tho | tion .11 of the merchant marino act diFrom Fnvnnpah, Feb. 25th nnd f<,r authority to enter tho intcrnnUon^ repaid nt having heard him again. retting abrogation of some twenty al newspapers In the north during his 2flth: Destined to Potomac Yard#, 2; „j CQUlt hCt up by the League of Nn week. He declined to give any indica­ Sanford Rotary has a great interest in commercial treaties with lenving for­ busy career and knew tJicir trial# nnd Chicugo, I. tluil# virtually yro# decided on touay the work of Mr. Fngg nnd the home tion of the pinna under consideration eign nation# prohibiting use by the tribulations and hi.# compliment to the Ix-yond saying they dero of "a sta rtl­ by tho senate foreign relations com­ nnd they were glad to have him here United State# .of discriminatory du­ Herald was the entertainment Inst Shipping Point Information for Mon­ mittee. No vutc was taken by the ingly novel nature." today. Hopeful until last week that the ties against products brought to the night. Isolator# representing all views said * day, Feb. 20th: N. P. Yowell of Orlando being call­ Mayor nnd Judge ,W»rc Sentenced to At the rhi-io of the allow the editor shipping Dill would be enacted, ad­ United States In foreign bottoms. SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, partly the consensu# of opinion was a m atter ed upon for a few remarks said he Ten Days for Contempt Recnuso of the intc-rnntjonal as­ of the Herald sjioke a few won!# of cloudy.* limiting# moderate, demand which could not be brought before , ministration officials havo given no was always glsd to be in Sanford ■ indication of what alternative they pect* of the m atter, Mr. Harding, like thank# for the entertainment upon be­ and movement alow, n\arkot steady. the senate in time remaining before where he felt like ho was nt home ( I l f T h e A n » « w ln |e d I ’o o l President Wilson, lias up to the pres­ half of tho .Sanford people and for the Carloads f. o. I>. usunf term s: 10 inch tin* present session ends. have in mind. President Hauling, in TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 27.—Charge nnd where he knows so many people ent tiino, refused to carry out tho di­ Herald nnd nil those who were for­ crates Golden Self-blanching, 4-fl dot. that Circuit Judge Davis West Palm and had so many warm friends nnd making Iris final appeal for passage rections. tunate enough to attend the show Inst stalk# in tho rough, $l.f»5-$1.75, New ordinary condition $2.00-$23i6. Beach, hnd ndded to tho minutes of his lie said thnt while Orlando members of the legislation in the course of hi#* Use of this section was advocated night at the Jasmine left with the French Strain, l-fl dot. stalks in the address to congress Fcbrunry 7, and foort to make it appear thnt the court were always visiting Sanford he failed CINCINNATIi 34, cloudy. 1 Flor­ in the senate yesterday during the feeling that in Charles D. Haines they rough mostly 51.50. * u in session during the alleged con­ to see ntnny Sanfonl members visit­ on the Ilritish debt settlement, said ida arrived, 8 car# on track Including debate which served to defer action on have a real friend, a real citizen nnd n tempt by Municipal Judge Knrman, ing Orlando nnd he lioped thnt more that if tho legislative branch refus­ broken. Closing Monday and opening the pending Robinson motion to re­ real man in every respect. Total carlot shipment# from .Snn »nd Mayor Riggers, was made by At­ of them would come to Orlando where ed to approve tho shipping bill or to Tuesday: Supplies liberal, demand commit the shipping bill. And next year when it 1# announc­ ford tliin season to date 1,156 and movement alow, market dull. Flor* torney llodgcA representing the men they could always be assured of u submit an alternative “the yxecutlvo branch of the government may pro­ ed that the Theatre Jasmine will have Tolnl carlot shipments from Man-. h> oral arguments before the su­ welcome. ida, 10-Inch crates various varieties in Tho administration will abandon It# something special for Snnford there ceed ns beat it enn to end the losses ntoc tills season to date ....... 076 the rough 4-fl dox. stalks $2.76-53.00, preme court tm|ay on a writ of ha­ efforts to obtain government aid for in liquidation nnd humiliation." will not ho standing room. beas corpus. Total carlot shipments from Snn­ KLAN DEFEATED INmostly $2.75, poorer low as $2.50. Inasmuch as the president has de­ titc merchant marine, with tho failure ford last’season to date — 923 EL PASO Et|BCT!/)N8 clared one of the prime purposes of a t this session of the shipping bill, it ROSTON; No report on waathcr. 1 FIVE PINELLAS MEN ON Total carlot shipment# from Man­ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 27. — Tho was indicated ut the white house to­ California, 8 Florida arrived, 10 tmthe shipping bill to be to get the TRIAL AT TAMPA FOR VIOSupremo court today heard oral nratee Inst season to d a te ...... ..... 5A9 EL PASO, Tex., Feb. 27—Tho Ku government out of the shipping bus! dny. It is said that no effort will broken and 8 broken can. pn track. I.ATION PROHIBITION LAWS Telegraphic Report# from Important fuments on writ# of habeas corpd# Klux Klun hna suffered it# first not­ be made to have such a bill passed at Supplicv liboral, demand and move­ ness, it wns generally bcliuvtd today t»ccntly granted in behalf of Joe Ear- able pnlltlcnl defeat in Texas In It. Market* policy con- the next session. thnt the administration's ment moderete, market doll. Califor­ ills Tk. Aar i slal'4 m»n nnd E. L. Riggers, municipal M. Dudley’# election ns mnyor of F.l PITTSBURGH: 41, clear, reining. 11* TAMPA. Feb. 27--?March 15th was nia crate# Golden Heart $5.50-$fl.00,. — ----------- 7----------------------------------------Judge and mayor of West' Palm Reach Paso. Dudley won u decisive victory • I / ^ ’*»r- * "•L" . ( a'if.nni#. 1, Florida .arrived. 61 at by Judge M yk |r{ federal court ■ \ poorer short, some wnaty, $1.00-$6.00. set ; if Vii '!•-.* ’ *rerpcctivcly, who were Sentenced to over II. E. Gnrdncr, who was endors­ cars on track including barken: Opcni t the trials o f‘five Ihncllaa county « Carlot soles Monday to washer* Fla. for me iriaia «. • ••■'*••?",7----- - i. Vr.,»«.,-«* u.innlt.# liberal Dc- *’nrlot sole# »o r.«days In jail by Circuit Judge Da­ ed by the Ku Klux Klnn in n cammen when arraigned this morning on,lnff ( 10-inch crates New French Strain. vis for contempt of court- After #crv- ,pnign marked by almost unbelievable chorRrn of citn*|iir..ry lo vlol.tc the mBnl anil m o'.m w lt few wiuty 3-fl dox. stalks $2.50-53.00; h>g a day's sentence the officials bigotry. • liBtionnl prohibition law. All p l c t a l •»««<•>' >!"» 8 dox. stalks $1.60-$1.75. ; /. I \ •ere released under bond, pending i-m Complete returns Sunday showed NEW YORK: 38, raininr. 8 Calilhe disposition of appeals. * , .iJ d i r .ta lk . |2.50.»2.7B| 7-10 do,, .ta lk . that the vote was, Dudley, 7,752; l»nJa ol 71.000 c».h. C N,.w Flcn,.h s tra in 1-6 fomia, 11 Florida nrriked. Supplies Gardner, 5,452. limited—on good st ock, demand T‘> SELL CHARLESTON doz. stnlk* $2.25-52.50, 7-10 -dox. stnlks.............. — ......... r . , modAccording to nn estimate made by inn:, m i n ' BASE COSTING 11 MILLION $1.75-52.25. California crate# Golden crato for good stock, market steauy Al Rranning, one of the best posted IIRIG GENERAL HINES for good stock. Florida 10 in. crates Heat! 4-7"dox, stnlk# |5.00-$5.50. nursery men in this section, fqjly I,* WILL BE DIRECTOR WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.—The DETROIT: 2fl, clear. 1 Florida ar­ some ordinary-condition, green, New 200,000 citrus tree* hove been plant­ VETERAN S BUREAU j^srleston, S. CL quarterm aster base French Strain 3-6 doi. stalks $2-25m u . , -lyu, ed along the ridge this season. No rived, 12 cars on track Including ■J1* B°cn declared surplus by.the war •, — — 5* , — Supplies llberel, .demand 2.75, mostly $2.50, smaller $1.50big plantings like thnt nt Tenipip- broken. ( n r T h e A a a o e la lrd P rr» » > < n r T h e A M # * ta Ira J* rr» * ) " . department and prill be sold, under market $1.76; green stock, best slice $1.60WASHINGTON, Fc'b. 27.—Briga­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.— President and Mrs. Harding ex- tawn a y^ar ago when more than 100,­ light, piovcment moderate, *c®lcd proposals, late in April. The slightly weaker, Florida, 10 ip. crate# $2.00, smaller sire# low as $1JK). Cal­ 000 trees were put out ih one grove dier General Hines, retired, was nom­ •wsc cost $11,000,000. Goldin Self-blanching 4-0 dox. stalks ifornia crates Golden Heart fl:9 t4n*. have been recorded, but n grent many inated by President Harding to be­ 52.fl5-$2.'JO, few $3.00, New F'rench| stalks best, fair condition, $6.60-$0, . smaller groves have been put In up The Herald delivered »ht times n come director of Veteran* Bureau suc­ Ion. ’l l tvnB officially Strain, 4-C dox. stalks best $2.60-$2.76 oidinary $4.00. | nnd down tho Itldge. *ftk for 16c. ceeding C. R. Forbes. * presidential parly will go first to Ormond on Ihe Halifax river. ,j , , ■ . \ . . ' , ■HI 'r . .. •* . * -'Va :JV-, *tl4 *W. c• - *. > % *>— im . .. * • , Iri'V- wJ it-.V f -r. TIIEjVOTE OF THANKS ! GIVEN HERALD BY ROTARIANS TAKES NEW JOB IMPORTANT ADMINISTRATION SHIP BILL BEING KEPT ALIVE TODAY TO WORK OUT SALVATION. Formulation of Plans for Dealing With War Time . -Merchant Marine v Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on Joe Earman’s Case PRESIDENT HARDING WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON IN MARCH FOR FLORIDA Expects to He the Guests of McLean on House­ . boat—First Stop Will Be at Ormond * * �. ' 1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1923 ------ T O N I G II T____ ItRCOItl) BREAKING c r o w d w a s OUT TO HEAR OUR N RICH BOR­ ING CITY’S FINE BAND We w ill continue all thi§ week to sell Hart Schaffner & Marx, Society Brand and Cloth Kraft Suits at the following —-------------- reduced p rices------------- -— $25.00 SUITS, <2*1 f t Will Go at ........................ U $35.00 SUITS, Will Go nt ...................... $28.00 SUITS, ' ft ft Will Go nt ..................... t j l A X i V V $10.01) SUITS, Will Go at $30.00 SUITS, ttO O Will Go nt ......................... £ ft . - What wan probably the record­ breaking attendance at bond concerts was out yesterday at Central park to henr the Orlando band. There would have, been many more If there had been more seats but many people stood up during the entire concert that took over one hour to render and it was one of the best musical pro­ grams ever heard in this city. The >Oilando hand is known ns the Pyth1inn band and they have a fine Dnmon in the person of leader R. D. Cobb, who put them through their paces . yesterday and never allowed more than tw o ‘minutes to elapse between selections. The hand shewed careful training and the power to. blaster the most difficult numbers and Orlando put over a good deni when they en­ gaged the Orlando-Pythian hand to give them concerts during the winter season Instead of going out of town VIR G IN IA W AR W ICK asCHlCHI FOUR, for a big musical organization. In this resptet they have followed the, horse ! fend of Sunford and they arc evi­ dently well pleased wifh their splen­ did band. The fenture of the concert was the wonderful singing of Mrs. At the Princess tonight nnd Tueiidajr Kiln Harris who hns n most excel­ lent baritone voice of great power; and her rendition of ••Smilin’ Through," and "All Over Nothing" and several encores, were well received. Mrs. Harria not only hns a fine voice hut it 0 * 0 ft ftft tjlO V e V V ... $15.00 SUITS, © Q O Will Go at ..........- ........... i V PALM BEACH, SILK AND MOHAIR SUITS $15.00 SUITS, Will Go at jnV/te $20.00 SUITS, Will Go at $18,00 SUITS, Will Go at . Rodolph Valentino and Alice Terry in F or Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight ond Tuesday; prob* ably local rains Ttirvday in extreme North portion; lit­ tle change In tcmpcrqture. Governor and Cabinet Return From Glades. Inspection Drainage $27:50 SUITS, Will Go nt ( l l y T in " .\» < ir ln tr < I I’rrn** When you wear our glasses you don’t have to lie perpetually wor­ ried about their falling off. You can go riuht on with your usual housework because we make them to fit and to ffive perfect service. “We See That You See” OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN A Rex Ingram production from the novel by Vincente Ulasco Ibanez. A magnificent screen translation of the story thnt has thrilled twj-nty millions cf reader*. Knartcd by the greatest cast in history; com­ prising more than 12,500 and 50 principnUI Produced at a cost of ^ix months of preparation; n year and a half of action; and slightly more than n million dollars. To miss this is to miss the world's greatest rpotion picture. Matinee prices, children 10c; adults 40c; evening, children, 25c; adults, 50c. Wednesday—Dorothy Phillips in "Hurricane’s Gal." Phone lit)---------Opposite I*. O. WEEK’S WEATHER Weather Outlook for the Period Feb* ruary 2ft to March 3, Inclusive ■ rcrome Tax Specialist, People* Hank South Atlantic nnd Hast Gulf MARCH 13th, 11th and 15th States: t ’upsideruble cloudiness and occasional rains; temperatures abeut All Forms noimal. . . .SE E CATHRAE TRY OUR SANFORD MAID DREAD A crisp loaf on your table thin evening would add much to your meal. A goocj nose would be tickled.in our frngrnnt Snnitaty Bake Shop, inhaling the odors of nil our appetising, wholesome goodies. TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2f, — Gov­ ernor Hardee ‘and Commissioner Me-1 Rne returned to their offices this morning .from r.n official 'Inspection: of the everglade* drainage projects. Three members of the party, Buford, Next to Princess Theatre I.uning nnd Amos remained in the Glade*. O re of the first matter* to — come, before the governor w a s . th e , aucK3tiauaHEunuBi»aaciiicPBHxnanaK3>«BKnisnBXB*u*«**a«B« resignation of E. .‘5. Matthews,- of A I —Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday, full two-quirt Hot irliU lA L Water Bottle nnd Fountain Syringe. AQ Regular price $1.30. Special, each JO C Through the activity of '.he Orange County Chamber of Commute, F. J. Gornrknn of Roanoke, Vn., and W ill Harding of Mui phieeaburo, Tenn/, two of the foremo t breeders of poul­ try in the r.outh, have decided to lo­ cate in Orange county. These two breeders brought tttM) birds to the South Florida Fair nnd the Sub-Trop­ ical Mid-Winter Fair. R O U T H BAKERY REGAL OXFORD SHOE PAIR F O R ........................ Your last chance at the price this sale will .positively not continue after Next Saturday Night, March 3rd Moore’s Station folks gave another of their popular salt water fish fries Thursday evening nt the church. Tho supper was fine nnd what we paid a quarter for would cost n dollar for anywhere but here. There was a good attendance. .The proceeds go to in­ crease the fire in*rfrance on the » church. Mr. nnd Mr*. Waller M. II ay he* have moved to their new homer on Cameron Avenue. Mr. Haynes' fath­ er, from Gardenia, California, i<* with them. Walter will still hold down his job with the Haynes k Ratliff P rint­ ing Co. in town, but the rest of the family will turn farmers. They p tri based the former Chandler place. Mrs. A. Corpany loft Wednesday night for Brooklyn, *?. Y., to visit her sister, Mr*. Margaret MfCowin. Mr. Mt-Covvin died a short time ago Mr. and M.r*. George Chambers were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth from Saturday till Monday. The Chambers were enroute to their home in Willoughby, ()., ufter spendintr the winter in Tampa. Mr. Chnm- -- ----- -SANFORD—-----SHOE & CLOTHING CO PHONE EAST FIRST STREET 101 Mrc. Tillman is in the city to dem­ ruff, who nrc spending the winter onstrate Vnl lie re's Dainty Flour nt months in St. Petersburg, drove over the Piggly Wiggly store Monday, to Sanford Snturdny and have been Tuesday nnd Wednesday. Sanford la­ guests of their former Michigan dies should not fail tp see this dem­ r neighbors nt tlie Woodruff home. 4th onstration at the Piggly Wiggly. '' nnd Onk avenue, a few day*. They were delighted with wljat they *nw in and around the "City Substantial." Mr. nnd Mrs. Matt Calcy of MichAlphabetical Conbcr, of tin- Sanford Mr. Marshall, then a youthful lad. was Shoe & Clothing Company, is a busi­ •g-^'. townspeople and friends of Mr. in Sanford, with others, nt the then K. T. and Mis* Emma Woodruff when ness visitor in Jacksonville today. i yenrs ago. Of couree he would, now, the la tte r were resident* of thnt nor­ never know he lind ever keen our comthern state, were visitor* nl Mr. ■ Many Snnfopd people will avail Woodruff's home here the past week. mercially thriving nnd growingly | beautiful town. A fter several winter* themselves of the kind invitation of in California, where the Munihnlls *^fCol Haines to In* his guests at the Col. Dan Morgan Smith speak} at have a number of near relatives anil * Theatre Jessamine tonight at Altathe high school audotoriunt tonight inducements are strong to establish montc. on tin- subject “The Spirit of Amori- their cold weather residence, they lean rs ” or "Who Is Running Thir Coun­ try.” Col. Smith is a grnduntc of Florida university and ie well known in Sanford1where ho has addressed George Hridgcford, o f Willoughby the people ' upon several occasions. Ohio, who has been spending the win­ The lecture is free and everyone who ter here, hns gone to Vcro to remain can do r.o should henr It. till April. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard, from A. F.. Fnlch is the new chef a t the Many people from Orlando were up town, were spend-the-day guests of Valdes Grill nnd they eity lie Is one yesterday to hear the Orlando band, The complimentary entertainment 1 of the best in the business. See the and many from Sanford went down given by Col. C. D. Haines nt his pri­ Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Squire Sunday. Mrs. Lilly Jones and aunt, Mias Stil­ advertisement of tho Valdox Grill in to hear the Sanford band, but the vate theatre nt Altamonte, *to San. the Daily Herald nnd take your next Orlando people who stayed at home ford people, will start nt • "Uhl nnd ly Hoskins, were guests of Mr. nnd meal there. . nnd hoard the Sanford band nnd the since it is thirty ‘minutes drive it Mr*. J. F. McCailin Tuesdny on a inoSanford people who stayed nt hohte would he well to leave Sanford about tor trip to Lakeland, Lake Wales and other point*. Miss Hoskins accom­ Harry Wcndler of Orlando is in und heard the Orlando band were well 7 o'clock. The show will start early panied by Mrs. McCnuslin are in Eusthe city today assisting in getting repaid forJboth band* performed with in order to give the visitors plenty of tis Thursday for the Washington out the current number of tho Fenlh- entire credit to themselves. time to get home after the show is ered Warrior at tho Herald office. Ills over. Col. Haines is greatly interestund Mrs. J. S. Marshall, friend* ,cd in Seminole county and it is a father, Dr. J. II. Wcndler, is very ill . K. T. and Miss Emma Wood- Igrant pleasure to him to give the folks nl his borne in Orlando. n night at his beautiful theatre, The Jcxsnmitfe ,at Altamonte. Knch year he arranges a good movie program 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgia Phone 127 New Shipment S P R ING SHOES M M FS’ BUCK S M ONE-STRAP PUMPS TUI Mill ED WITH PATENT Complimentary En­ tertainment at Alta­ monte Tonight . . . i ... 1 ,* . ’ i .. TRIMMED IN BROWN »i... Ncw and Reduced Prices Effective January First Sanford. Fla.. Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue DiHtributoro Seminole and Lake Counties One of the Largest nnd Most Up-to-date Drive-In Filling Stations in this pnrt of the state !■■■■■■■! __________ , nnd limn lx-ans, snup beans, sweet corn, squash. Irish potntoos, peppers, tomatoes and many other kind* of early things were badly damaged in several localities, the frosts appeared in streaks, ar, ulunl. L Mr. nnd Mr*. Heck. Burnley have First Street SELLS IT F O R LESS W elaka �;>~Vyv / i f >7' rm m ■ ' ' ••'• • * PAGE TWO Sanford Daily Hefald l u h l W h r d c v r r r fttlrrm M in e s r e p l S o * d flr n t I k r l l r r a l d l l u l t d l n s , tUT M n a t m l U A x e .. S a n f o r d , K l« . The Herald Printing Co. r rm .is itr .n * ................ rd lln r n. j . tio i.i.v .... S rfrrlurj-T rra.nrrr n . j . i .i i . i . m i i i II. A. K K K L ....... ........ l i , n f r » l \ . t , rrll-li>K M nnn arr II. *. I I 01.1.Y . A d .r r t l a l n m I t n l r . Mndf Hniinn un A p iillm t ln i. I .K W H K I I I I T riltd llllM . I'f c n n r S W -W . l l r r ft |>. nt. ’ Satw-rletlnn I’rlre In Adianrr O n e Y r a r ....-----t.t. -------—k ■ III Mnntha - ../-- ‘i i --------— I t r l l t r r r d In I l l s >'/ C a r r ie r ..........— ................... 13 <>■!■ O nr W r r k Tfce M« l»- (■> I*•»«** W ftk lr llrr- nld e n t i r e l y r n t r r n t n n i l n n l f t 'm m ty a n d l« p l k l l t k r l r » r r ; r r l d i i , . A«l%«-rt l a ln e r n l r n midi* k n i n i n o n ntipllcn1 1nn. S2.no p e r ,e«*r. t l u t i a In n d t n n c r . MF.MDRH T I I K A M O C IA T K I I l ' l l i : « n Thn A s s o c i a t e d I'rraa la e x c l u s i v e l y e n t i t l e d i n t h e u s e fi»r r * p u b l lc » U o n o f • II n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h l a i w p t r • ml a l s o t h e Iucit 1 n e w s published herein. All rlirht* tif r e - p u b l i c a t i o n o f s p e c ia l d isp a tch es herein s e e • la o r w t r v t J o f f l r r i III:il \ 1.1k III II ,I IIM i. I'boitr U S i'orrisn Adtrnlilnt Rrprr***,. .'Or THEAMERICANPRESS ASS' CIATIOU > A little rnin now and then is relish­ ed by tho celery men. It looks like this is the most favor­ ed section in the world. The weather is always just tight. We nnderatnnd the Sanfoid hand played in Orlando last Sunday hut ns 'y e t \vc have seen no account rtf it. m V Wnshfngton what Is to b* known ns tho American-Luw Institute. The as­ sociation is sponsors! by many prom* spans inont lurists' of the counlrv, with RUhu Itoof.nt **n head. »nd thmi"""*!* nt eminent lawyers have sledded their intention of connecting them* selves with it. Without doubt this was the great­ est gathering of distinguished legal heads in America ever known. There were justices of the federal supreme court, justices of man state supreme courts, and really prominent lawyer* from nearly nil states. The pledge* were given that nil would work to-the end that legal matters might he sim­ plified, that the uccless ar.d conflict­ ing laws might ha w ip d inff the s ta t­ ing books, and that one might "ap­ pear in court” without spending an entire fortune—or do much of a for­ tune ns the litigant might possess. If the ultimate achievement of this association which appears now to touch only those in the millionaire class shall he to make easier the dis­ barment of tricky lawyers, to prevent trivial technicalities from blocking the path U» yn ’t irP. to speed matters so that a decision may be received before one o r both litigants shall have a headstone attached to their abiding place, and to conduct rases in courts, high and low, in « manner which appeals to common sense and better judgment, then, indeed,' will tho formation of the new association be worth while. Tho trouble will be to Impress upon the untold numbers of lawyers the conclusions which h:m been reached by the American Law Institute.—Palatka News. • •-,- •- ' •.>•.'-- «}.t :' ' ■ • 'IF THE SANFORD DAILY HERALP- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1923 thing that needs to be considered— giving the people what, reasonably, they want. Doing thla, and doing it to the utmost oj possibility and abil­ ity is what will continue to bring bun­ 1. —A new Library Builtlina in the center'of the city. 2. —Extension of the preseift bulkhead on the lake shore. dled* of thousnnds of people to Flo­ rida every year, und millions of ntoa3. ‘—Tile now pier and boat basin finished before January, cy, even lit excess of the thirty mil­ 192-1. lion dollars corning into the alate this 4. — A biff Auditoriu ml hat will scat at least 0,000 people. . year, In this present season. 5. — New home for tlie Campbell-Lossing I’ost, American That it is, ‘‘giving people something Lcffion. . _ for their money,” that is worth more G.— A Community Chest out of which nil funds will be to Floridn than spending millions for drown. i)it\ei tiring the state and not giving 7. —TiVo mill tax for publicity purpose*}. other 8. —Municipal1■'ownership, starting .with water work,*} atifl , Soft W ater. , .ii'iid t t,M in ti ( (Ivjqi rtpd c'ri! 9. -—Systematic .mosquito.campaign and cleaner city. , Umcb'!ct&y?He hosnjtaflfy la not tfto: 10,—Ton,thousand people here one year from today..-;,. 1 J j iiifi i i-n 31'.—7 i IneA' 'U h fop. " -* n if . r i.t ,sfii 1/JDii ..1 p J —---- r—-it-] " - 1 vD P e o p le s B a n k o f. S a n fo r di A Sanford Institution under the direct mannffcmcnt of the following BOARD OP DIRECTORS J. R. AnthoHy, W. ir.'Vunnicliffc, ^ S : J?uleston, E. II. Hawkfnsf W. E. So6#fitaili . . 1tl 0. F. Williams r ' to Altamonte and meet the man who pay. to the city, county and r-tnto for X in the goodness of his heart goes to taxes. The Timv.t knows whereof it so much trouble to give them an ev­ speaks, fur it is one of them. ------------ o----------ening of enjoyment—all absolutely OUR G FUSTS—AND PATRONS free. It is to be regretted that more . .Sanford people did not go to Alta­ Last Monday on the first page of monte lost* night. The house should ----- — lutve been filled and in filling it they the New York* Herald there appearwould have showed Mr. Haines and ed a special dispatch, sent from Mia­ EDITOR OF MAN UKACTU 111 the jH'nple of Altamonte that they mi, that told to millions of renders of j itF.cottD w itr r ijs o k h i :appreciated this fine eourtery, but the daily news, that from "250,000 tc- j HEUVE SECRECY _ _ Sanford is not alive to her best inter­ 300,000 visitors spend 130,000,000 in , . ., . - . ests in this respect and they usually Florida;*- ThU was the Inform ation| , , , .. , ___ _ fail to mingle with their neighbors conveyed in the Hack-letter headlinei l - ^ i r i u d pnd.ably the Inn .when the opportunity is afforded to fover the following five b rief mighty Important and significant p a r-W g *1 which in an Ph , Hu. u nable depression of business will bo The editor of the Herald is appre­ Florida, i,v : at (he height of her m " " r « !n« ot a good thing for tHe country.' ciative nf the finis Compliment paid greatest tourist season, has r.r, gU t ■ > ^ V M from Daytona Another banker, of I’hiindelphln, the Herald by (‘ongres-niun Haines. between 330,000 anil SOO.OOO pcrsons v‘t,,'u ’ Richard R. Edmonds, editor of “Wo hive been eftdeavoring in An old newspaper man himself, he from every state in tin- Union and 'h a t paper, makes It’..* vrihtcr hema understands that few bouquets are thin rniuArktthiv!oUr 1<“ 1* bhuli* In the irst month bi many foreign, i iUntrics. * . The oecabioit for ' i.-mpn l.ihertv- bonds mi on the this market, ; oi co Liberty ever placed in the'hands bf edit * long editorial, Mr.- Edmonds uny.'. was] , , , /‘With a coni shoring, looming af while they nro living and his words * ]httt they du nut go on very comfort of rormru-ndntiun for the Herald m.d tur ‘kv prolong*.! miners* strike ,lbi> ^ l '» the fart that he had pemretl n.■ ! | ---- - V. /*i,'i M ^no, ,i| >ip ALL DEPOSITS INSURED ' . i_PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD i§ Sanford, Florida gie business man represented at thu meeting, tho action of which r«u!tej In such.wide spread deflation and the breaking down of buaino** m to ktvt well nigli bankrupted the c'cjntry; a* one English economist put night bankrupted the universe" • "That such a meeting of such world .1^ t-r. U frt^ its f i g h t m o s q u it o e s s o w The Tampa' Tribune and the Jack­ ifiiientisl sonville Times Union are giving San­ copies The fight against the mo.-quito and ford space now and litis i s 'appreci­ be the house t’y .should }>e begun a! once. ated by the Sanford people and esjte‘ warning the The winter month- have been* unustt whole-souk d hospitality, dally by the Chamber of Commerce. inf'j rmation,’ ally mild and prop gat ion ,of both port of those measures ----------- o----------pests named has not been greatly re- ■mething for (his cummunit Isadora Duncan, the duncor, who any in.ida tank'd. Harlow has a reputation fu: enterprise, for his real married a Itussinn and came hack and his patriotiEm. 1 any other one city liy reverol thounGovernor Huroipit m order that y n g t i.ni eciu t .cm n g oxattly what effect .iefUUoB its partial freedom from both nms* ifit ,» i . • ! #», t. i lb n-nv'rnatiois im the* nub ■ m iiht »vn> 11* <|<> it is tu nr ini; thrill face lt> ~ here to startle the natives with iter At Ini t. old. friend, wb und, TFtnnd 1I,. .1 , I (t/tn **n HAfl aO nfid f-Ot ‘f- bf»OW V .1 <1»rt 1 which ^ L i,,(t , , . .„uu iho ntt[cinU Of t!u* ii ^elCrCI r n l wcuU1 h;*vv ^pon the price quitoes nn i house flies and that repu­ I t . . • Mil'. n< 't ' O the 1 = .* .! D H .4 look *^tn 100 9UUIIU* tile . of s^jrf. (lancing is sore because the natives tation should be maintained. Every each other and that i, mrniethirty |° ! m! ‘ ’ < t -1^.000 f t ^ J s in c..vh di trict and i]KA fcm| P^ducts. each! h.v., n*i4e refused to he startled and she is say­ _____ . leach, while th-* re-#* of town? irtijP4" ^ ■ r.it' f 'ri’.gi ' !t ^orlU!1e without risk. If .. v citizen of Barlow in Interested not ing nasty thing* about her home only for the good of tin- town, hut ii • - * b.illi coasts hi 1 rirselol many fun;i Mr. Edmtii i l . i ■erh-.l in gelling t,i m t u t r-!..n , / al|i| ’ ‘ idualii were quietly tipp, ! ..(f t-y say \1 I. WAN i'il have them ji lutn c> VTKU * country. Secretary Davis wants to oj'it * wh.rh eorrthousands. hold of one t,f iIt bankers "i ath'irdnttce us : , shat i a order that the comfort ut lie* ptoplii eai w th t*i'- cetunierii;d-a:id basilic a l.v.-ry elfy in :he 1 .Ti I j r mceciun! make it Impossible for Iter to come tnny be im-fearrd. "With :in!*."p • s. ,,n« the baai - f* lair ■ a detailed : ■;* i . of the div. Ui • i*.t« : •-I-"; nn! added that th: :e i >;r going to happen they would hx.ehiJ iilmut l! v.alu - ipjily in* have In-tu i!s figures tlie h ui!> -r of eommr-n hark to Ant erica and Isadum will inn which \.er.t o'i 1 ring th • entire Mos(|Lijlues anil Hies lirooglil alum1 a . i'.nlm - f .-f rri Li "lii" name the opportunity to soil out -. untier * * .U'ei-mt'il jilHiut it * i, i truu soon change Iter tune. i» thiol* of t rt d• '.,t ihe money sjh . u * —J relating ti- * * >’ he.,- e-dimat,-‘ ihi downfall nf the great It n .in imi .. \.< curtailed sugar ai:d coni wliett or fai m or tnn*r. faelurid pn i,ut» is pas; i.iis^N; gete-i w n g tv.n -------- —o------ ---;-id red ,ii tin- stat wdi iii S-'iO.tMMi.cuio. F o r '1** und the ilef-itm-i - f hu- i■;v ;s. The . pir . through the disc..--) • eained t•v ti re vns ;t ;o.d m.-d for it*' th is advance i f the pvbllc havin • any is, miles to get giHi! water and New t'w- wihlei h, i Sanford presents tnorv to the inves­ 'v:t -ire the iniihi* average vjrit •■‘“I tb-og v.-'nirh ' bauutEf Itleinj they prevented tire digging of >, , sb’-ving that despite all the chums 1 n mat ion on the aulije , 1ortt went some liftv .. n: re m l. tor today than any other city in tin-; ,, ,, i; that in closbi -ts ab ml it :• w. k s aid each tour- P»rtan.v of ti.ri that ti'.e incvitaldo i r f h u ■ «f thr tlu* I an.lira canal .!.« rrem h i.i.d . , , and other *Hle- (rave g.-nu many miles 1st *pend at !. i-l Sltt n day. nurth nr the eouIIi. There is more im>- ,, | lUg the meiUing Haver,-,or Hurdiiig made that the Fi-derr.l Reserve Board at-ih,;i taken that day wauhl I rcuk tl? iiiiMiiia was a torture eimrnber and . . !*• gel n - apply of g.-e i water oral a ncy to be made here in real estate in warned those i;. ntlcnd-u- e that they had tint rentricti-d trctilt, here are iha- Pricer. «f everythpig." | iest hole till (I or gas nml Coctlmlr ‘‘Hundreds -i ili-aisnr.ds of ybdlars' goiid supply of watt-r. In order to get the next ten years than any other i nntr t be "careful r.ot In give out any- e!*.- r f Etatuiponia <;*c ificilly raying drove out th-.- m<> qnitoe* and Hies Ir *‘i have?* snid Mr. Edm? :4s,' “fsr ’nil- has hi-tm purthe Lest waler oblainahle the expenst- worth of real place can offer chiefly becuimr the tiii -g a' ::t an.’ di.--.ui n ti.of dc-w m l that it hari’dc'jia o. And thest; utatevt era been irsi- u,ig Th.-ti i-.fry Feriy. Fla., and in Frew-ter, in our eh-ire-l this y i. •>v Northerner*# a n d ?11 ,1 ■ “ a . . . prices are lower right now than they ;i = a small m atter and growing rili;, , , i.itos. i Tit i «r;e thing lo.'.t. there ineals were made by tbrectors of the impost int meet’ng of the Fc '• rai Ittown l‘o| ht ounly, nroMiuiioe control i • onstdered thnt the , , . will ever be again. Come in while I'ke Sanford must look ahead and ar- therefore it ...r...1) is • conn rvui- ni.nhl not to i -. al.v iri-vhiiu dise-.u>- fciirinl Ke- rve Ranks. imi.►vast itiviilends. e < i itti.-i It i X . 0,0011,0(1 Another in diicu.'i: in;-: tho pitipese-J e Ve Loard : Imulli be he! 1 [adilif, the water is fine. . i.'ingr fur n water ripply i:* I alone - t h about h. it d.-Uv.T1 every ,. : mmi Tin fight is un ami dumb! rempiu ,.f f ^ just .in are the meetings <f tin- Irttri:v r; c, (ire n t ineds of the rity fait jbmiy. aitil if pcriple liiioi. i ate- are l*c- re. tr it lions of credit, said: “It hir, get st.,te romerce Chntmixsfun: fur n-tio mill Bartow i - absuluiely freed from , .1 , ’ , This dispot* h did not nppenr in tin* in# loirt.ailud through the ii-vud an I lu-nnd pr int . _ The deal U-tween Arniuur and Mnri i- m eeta lo-st-i antl‘ iV-«en !*e made ,frei-i for . -‘.. city > of twenty th d: f o‘b ■ iinportatit'newv of h.g to le arlvat ”i tdn-H- - . . d f 'f i n ’i'i/f-*'th- o la rk s nrd t!i ougli these gen'.ic- i-r that i oinutbxioii nor tin -aptitst "ris to combine I lie meat packing Inis- ■t .. , nml Sunft til will toon h;ivo that mu- ifi-lal ! m -iliale ti’-h t" g> t i ‘ i th# b.u ks In • if even eitlxen will do his or her linn .... tness injo a merger «iti not be allow­ and the.r n ociot-.E, rear luni i-iutt wuuid ilare tn divide an; rutfit> tornmi t onimi - mini doia ;:ss nave have t ■;r th a t d i i it 'V.is i t iii whr.t. in new ■ foie the rules tir-1 put tip and the poll, , • Ji Thth - city and if the fnllowi.ig simple -ugge > . tor without public dlg-.’ussior.j protri juiprr p i l.r ii>, h known as a u .ued by the government. This is all ... mijitirUininl by lie- < hamber of ( umr) of the Reserve Ror.rd ithat that an* fnliowei}; * eon. But hrre in the Federal Uc!:nc ble m l iimn h-ux, tiixt is, the type m a t­ right hut it does lint stop them (loin Mr. Chalurtan, that your speech . ........... , , we n- ver discuss with in-'icv. 1. Examine all rnin barrel*, eisterrm! I ™ *** ° ^ r d,,b3 auJ . i„ u , . .i • Iio:.rd, holding a greater luliUcruc fsr te r e t i : D i l i n line border, which!** " nL’ raising the price whenever they feel proper ly dtMieminaterl among them or n-t! fir in I water « ...miner.- on ,l ‘ M '''*”>•*«»■*»* •« jn* rpml • the .article ftartd out glarin g ly ! aev.-spapier men. •with the show of authority, even D « I’ovcrty of th- cuati? like it. For. instance. Standard Oil i your premises and sec that thvy nVe; “f ™ ,cr m iu c*: r'",t,.i V.. i* ,wiri !Ti"i".i!'.' .u....,' • Uan ;4thcr the Interstate < raturnt not supposed to be in any mergers, nuim-rlv n r .m .W Th- .. ore ,,..nl|a N e fii tbi« city or near this city firrt on th iitjn n i page, nt the top of tw o | Here, raysjilr. 'Edmuads* ind you iIn not hr.ve it, hrh.g !t about.' properly protected. These am Ideal had 1-ei'i huldin but we notice that whenever the) get and if there is no such supply to go column--, eh that ir could not be rpim -’ Hons to the m et wh Il< e I- a definite proposition from Uon.tnissioti or the Supe mi ‘’.nut mosqtilin breeding place"., ■ed by any one picking iqi the paper one of the tiled fiil.-'i ftii*E=!' i»*!*» 111 ready to raise the price two cents a um i f the* t direrPars thnt tl:a gnver- men deliberatsly accepted the >ute your jrroporiiei to see thin no stand- farther .afield and get -it. Then get that day. t!te business hi t o y o f hr world that gallon it goes lip with * no c\ cum« ting the water ..apply ascertain whirl lf**“ 1 b<> trd • h*' i\ t see!; t i fi»ree m a t of Cqvcrnor Harding mg -water b located thereon. If ac* rid i f m u he le g ■ini n b 'tid i I n.|vir*r ■ all inform:.*, eo ■ •-a. I ’ • it • •!' . * . a. the p-di.y if t! whatever. 1 , 1 - S IW i ■: nut It •- it •. t Veil if ll did ' ••umulntious an f'lIUlt!. take • ti'jt. ti* a new- plain would <n t and when tin J ' M jm i*|la . :tvi'.. It ■ £ 1 **r tied I • t e }■ •;! ‘ t)u acfiun* i.f v h 1 1 - 1 i -*l \r.\. <* it u;:->n a'i :hi- il.llllt.i of rite dim li.a'i it, in .11’}». . “ I fn fti, > • • • • ’ | biM i f I In >• .iithi in I’lil u i‘ .' li 1: *t *''1... IIlt'ii:! ti-i a i d!1 w:v: un I oi . -rr v '. I , -- 1: u,-), p i , ,, j . , i t i ■-. ii'ii>: np a id rent OI It HOSI‘1 I \l ties < IV lid 1 1 . i n i a f t e r H i >lg ■ii’eiiV y thi■ view-i wh ;--h he imd c.x- .i r dis -j.. ed with tho n v '-p-pc: ax* I _aer. . lii* f" tt-ft* ! ft it'iu out for tile p.;pii»e of keejiing , e v i t a l deatuie / r a t i n e - iii cent. Ho a:e reverol .ml na iufoiination giyan ( j i.i-njl*' . work is s ta rt­ " . . . •. - L*•fljiirilf ■i. Inspect all !luw. f um or Y.iscii ure .in- >(run.il and c inneet on therewith that ought to tie the. puhlie foni knowing the whole Next week is the annual drive-for which are likely to ed on a water supply to get the figItobl a small t appreciated by every resident in Flo- truth. ('j. prepare in it." own wny end in Its cs* meinlier?hipa for the i'eriiiilil-l_iugli. this meeting was the appointment of J * lit this Mr.temept of polity ef sec■1 imtrrjngc. ton Hospital. It in just one way fur ,» , a i-ammittr— to wm# upon Iho Inter* tcry on the part of tae Reserve Bourn.. . . . . . — the people of* Seminole county to 1tho name thing ns the following ; ,. *, .. . ‘.r.t.- i.ommcrce « omntissinn atid urge -I* T ig h tly semen all openings to Fir t. why is it that so many peo­ Governor Hardmc referring .la mews. . . , . . 7 SKATING. DANCIN' . 1 'KE show their appreciation of the has- tin* liotis,i. Sen eti fireplace openings rile Tampa Time* would indicate: , mot Ixiiiv to increase rajlt«ad freight . . t .. _^ ple t-' ii i- in Florida y.*:n aft< r v*-:.i nnnr.l* tVi-n inpcr Hen snid: pita! that is ready arid willing nt nil arid eliirnney.s. Win. I‘. I- milktu-r. ulm n ctimncmi-, why i-, ti i hat no m any of th, :’* find l the.: pr*- r.tin to Ure ■1'le MAtlY SKATING ACADENV. WEU■‘If a ii.’Wspap -v tpatr ca.i'es i.i and times to take care of the sick ami at 2 :•:« , i f tin- Federal Re verve ry.U-m N'FSDAY NIGHT .■> Whenever a eiti.-in leave., Iin- •ation on the -tit*(#•»t of tj.e p f l't'n n 1th .r way (•> M iami? Bvcau.:? /'"lur.ila •ent:> to know if tin- iwiani has ra' * flirted and makes them iiicmhcts oi community for no ex.ended Vnt.itt . ■f the Water plant ar.d the in tv luiurcc ipfbii;:-*' the Intei-tati ('or.irr'i ■.* ----- —.— - —•— and Mi.:" . ,d o.ln r cities and tow ed an*. r:ti-i o 1. ::V- y !■* »(•* any one o f the grandest orgnnuntituis in | „r v^ jt It Is adv: ed that all to,I,a •I water s.qqilv prirti l In Thur .{.t>‘ n-.ia* nn t-i ;i. ■ :*. rndi id r l. . • EXPORTS DUj,)!' I*' ' ' pi iintl J j , hold oat neiu -1 - 1 'nt' nf 1; . tinu ! .rt-s*U ?* our midst. It i- not nirnh that b a-k a- id rill I 111n-' , Wild rc‘ i -cty *"l'i rnetit t- .,1. e i d a,.d ihv wati t i : ••• > Ahturral Mr. IMmonda bar-, WASHINGTON, Fe>b. ,3F. — Grria V I .? ..m they. t i n . a, i.o ed of the pi'i>|de ju-t a -mull uni ..ir. tiiisul iiy the may *r in nn interview le.ent . that jiull p.'ople to l-lo.iila? mailt- about rim \. i ulher or someriti’tg , ♦rxf4 verbatim the stat menu- made expotta from the United .State* l**t el.- • an i -.Ve teil i.irn we rr. mot ill *-iiss each year and it is hoped that evciy The City Muuiiger is considering a in tmluy’s i’ fue of tho raurningjin- T ht y m e :,e* wildernesfc -, nor swnrq|i .t at all. and i think vu tire all by the.o men. in each ease ram ir.7 w e.k anmunted to -L1‘riJhhJ I.uMkI* due will respond when the' solicitors plan of increased inspection service. Per.' i . probably able to defend In [ lamb. P-nvutfU-ttirshirte arid wajmri: s, ^ t o v.-ry ill aJviscd l-i m‘‘ 1 v ilon*' t‘L‘ !m* q««*Ufdi n* c^r.parg.l wltlj :i,rtSS,fHW far th* , call uponyyon for your contribution Ins (lectors contentions. Mr. Faulkner vl ---=-•-----• to - come h• e m ! S VL. (, , , , ,' . ' Every tmpeeiors will Ik? instructed to vi3' mr i ouiKner rHated ta ie i to 1alone.lhat induce paaple ..t ' m)aj ........... ........■ member r-f the lhmtd, of the! week previous, while cxpoit- of (‘our toward the institution that wn- one oruusly prosecute nl! violator:: of the tht‘ ot,l," r *" 1 hi' K'f" r<> l,i> ‘‘230,00'/ to 300.000” of them in U w iL -r ul l f i n r ’ ' t ’ vV.a* disci:!:ied-A‘, ' Lrtty 1 0UI>-il lhD cia ‘ A D L ' aTtwmnts U» 281,500 barrels as of the greatest needs of our county ordinance provisions, . .mmmumcatbn whs given space in curr, nt Thcv c<IIMtf J li ter? rpei iflcapy helcmg to the bank- pareil ^\lth 177.500 barrels tha vr*A and one that has been supplied by The success or failure of any .««»>■ he fftper th at he has owned (.rnperty Florid,, ha- provided, otherwise than! T h u sinlBl,n This ia the most amazing revelation ii'-g :r;ttornity. There was nnl n sin- Before. the generous contributions of the pt-ol quito campaign depends solely upon I" ^ ‘ctmii for 12 years ami th a t; j,Tcjlmn.:i', balmy breezes he has Lorn ffMrrg idvim- tlu. question niimtlmi kf .................. J . . . “ .td the like , t,vt,r mndo nf suppressing the mast viPie of the county. Remember thnt the VriVtv Voof fl)r th‘' irn u K rrsae ia B K sa in so D O S B S C H * * openiimn given1 it it hvi by H' "8a " p n ^ for the l l h c|D much e n t e r t a i n m e n t of tln-n ^ lmpottanl financial und burin. hospilal needs your money and your lppl> for ' hi* Ul* n,Uch «»««»» virflo^; has provided hotels . ^ H o n that could ever come before influence and when you need the hos­ every eitizpn.—Uartmv Record i-omid. ration for thnt jictiod. He n|ipital it la there with a competent penrs very well equipped for the dis­ and apartm ent nml boarding hmi -e . , he country, .aid Mr. Edmonds, CHARLES D. HAINES, fitted with modern equipment, >Uch stnlf or doctors ami nurses to a;Further in the same statement Gov­ cussion of the subject. ROYAL ENTERTAINER C'I.ril BREAKFAST— 7:00-10:30 * -„ - * as gUteUi iiiive come to eX|H*ct and de­ ernor Harding said to those in nitand* | tend to your wants. / Mr. Faulkner's suggestion that the mand; Florida has jirovided entertainBUSINESS MEN’S LUNCH—11 i30-2:C3 -- -------- (>-------i----mice.: "You enn tjo bncl: to your banks Few men in this world carry nut taxpayers will naturally hesitate to n,ent. thief of which are golf courses, ATTEMPTING To BLEND LAW . land, of course, tell your fellow* dtrec-; the real mb-fen of man in filling the vote i n h bond fll, h ue exceeding a million r R'nnis curt.-, and o tte r form* of nut- tor„ as frruik,y voa ehooiC whftt WITH JISTH 'K A Fa Carle Service lives of the people around them with dollars for the the purchase jmti hast of U f an new new-door nmu'ement. not forgetting goad hnp ^ nefj tmlay, but caution them SPECIAL FEATURES KCIA source of water supply in advance of roads by which travel throughout the With the aim of “promoting clari­ happiness. Having plenty of this re Free Fr Orange Juice with all Breakfast to avoid any premntUre discussion of ( . S,R,^ fication and simplification of law, se­ world's goods Mr. Haines believes in t," ‘ definite indication of the water state is made possible and agreeable, | Iced Celery Free with Noonday and Evening Mral is undoubtedly in harmony nor railroad trains ns comfortable and ... , . , • curing belter (idmini.itration of jus­ sharing it with other* and he stands lo ,H* A. F. FAI.CK, Chef ,10S. J. WEGMAN, . ,, with these remarkable statem ent. | with the vic-w.; of many of rim people. a* speedy ns any that carry iiz-o.-n, tice, and t)i carry on scientific legal out among the men of hi* tiny in Formerly with Seminole Hutcl, Jacksonville * Manager It is no rertection on the cunt mi** ion- gers ger* snyw anywhere. nt tha O4I^'lunb' acr^ ° paragraph » of his edi- % . work,” there has been formed in thi t tniM-lfish spirit of giving real ser­ Other provision*, too numerous to ! lfr ,a ,‘ ‘Mr‘ I•'ln' on,!i, verbatim vice to hU fellow men. A former mem­ erg that thi* ia thq case—ordinary ___ _ _ l _ _ ,n \'U t' .= = = = - -= ± = = 5= ^ 5= ber of emigre** from New York stale, prudence would dictate thi* course, mention, have Wen and are being n r o - j ™ ^ ,of \ h" * L g i ifc' M i 1 ' ** 11 rent that ther’e \*ide.l .... . for these vbillrt*, our gueit- vtiaaiona during tho'day, with editor-. •tK B M m n H an n aK acB B sS K u an g aH aaiiB aaatitib K i o railroad builder, a newspaper n»u-i. i Thu furt ' 1 1piiVron iJe. .. : ' mmd l th.Vo i. 1 . t i a f l-nwi m erit* ii r a n tk n m : iS ____•_ .*■ :li 'iio l : - U SELL n a • to reach n dfel- am! WHEN U . For are ilrrulai w»n««ita lipan th en , a town builder, Chnrle* D. Haines m X oo Hf fiX YOUR REAL siori u al*o juiflfied.’ Engineers have LIST IT vl [torn our ratroiif, well a ^ I,v'‘ 411 ?1 ^| b year* ago purchased hundreds of ■ ESTATE WITH US a acres of fine Innd near Altamonte (tml heen working ertMhi'jiriddeiii for more giieat*? Surely they a r e , wTi.-t, t h e y g w « n F i i I d f t o f rextrietlcinf* * i 6Tif| tKo ‘^ n atio n af husl-jg put out orange grove*, established oho than a yoar.t and-m uch data has bring to the *{ate and h ^ B h e te ‘“ f of the largest ferneries in thi* coun­ tteen compiled in advance of their em­ 130,000.000 In n single season. That’s ,,M#* ln,t tht‘ m ajority pre**nt set nt what they are doing this year; i f * ; ‘ !l tu have tavored tho breaking tlownj" Siwnecf Height lot* are going try und built n fine home in one of ployment. fast. One of the hest sub-divis­ The attitude of the people of Tam ­ what they will do next year, and n cx t,!cf PHtv* nmt heartily- commended the ■ the most beautiful *poi* in th!* juirt of the state. He also built a fine lit­ pa, a* the Times interpret* *it is that and next—a* long a* mlequate pro- worJf whi"h had nlrcndy been done * ions In Sanford nnd all big lots. tle theatre for the benefit" of his they fnvor muinrjpa! ownership of visions are made for their entertain-^ thfoiigh the Federal Reserve System J Se« us now. (ind pick while pick­ FEATURING neighbor* and friend*—tho pretty lit-1 tho water* plant—nnd of other ptili- ntent. And the number of visitor* will >n curtailing credit * and thus restricting Is good. Easy terms. tle Jessamine theatre— where in the ties too, it is believed----- but thnt th ey ' increase from year to year ns facili-, *r,F business. Emphasis was laid up- 5 winter months he invites different are more deeply concerned in obta in -1 ties for enjoyment and health nnd ‘ n the necessity of encouraging farm . ■ # groups from various eitirs mu! towns ing a good quality pnd an nbumlant comfort are jirovided. The benefits. ers to produce ns freely as possible, AND DISTINCTIVE NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY around Ai come to tho Jessamine and supply of water than they are in the financial and otherwise to be derived but when the farmer* had increased S AGENTS enjoy ail evening with him anil his jiurehase of the plant. Present condi­ by the people *of Florida will be in their production under the urgent ad­ entertainments a re almve pur in ev­ tio#)* are imposing n great hardship proportion to their effort.to attract vice, credit was later on restricted and * prices were broken down, bringing 2 ery rcsjuit. Moving pictures musl- on (he people. There are industrial these visitors. F i» , Casualty, Auto Insurance There is the most .inqxirtarit feat­ ban km ptcy upon hundreds of thous ! rales ani:i solos interspersed the ev­ plant.*' in the city which*ffay out near­ 105 W. First SU SANFORI), FLA ening's plogram and hi* guests feel ly as much money for bottled drink­ ure to be appreciated in the dispatch and* of farmers. One of the hankers 5 j1thnt they jiiave been well rv|):iid to go ing water fob their employes as they above quoted, the moat significant In attendance said: "I think a rea- * 75c s^ MARCH FIRST PATTERN HATS Maxwell & Britt REAL ESTATE . w m i r • ■ . •• i . �' ----------■ ;T— . *— jl-,1 ALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED, OW of Preceding Bills G PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET AND AVACADO AVENGE: You are hereby notified th at on the 29th day of January, A. D. 1923, the And la Strong Measure Completed City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adipt a Preliminary Resolution lly House Committee *m providing for the grading and paving of Third atrect from Sanford Avenue (M r T l i r . t H a r l a l r i l I’ r r w l to Magnolia Avenue nnd^frnm Oak 'Avenue to Avacado Avenue, Avacado Ave­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—Compo­ nue from Third Street to First Street, with vitrified brick or other hard purinterest upon interest at the rate sition of a farm credit bijl embracing fnce material. Tho total estimated cost of said improvement of Third Street the principal features of Lenront, Ah* of 4% compounded, makes money frpm Mill Creek to Avacado Avenue nnd Avacado Avenue from Third Street demon. Cupper and Strong measures grow fast at Our Savings Depart­ to First Street is $11,778.00. was Completed by tho house banking The assessments against the various pieces of property hereinafter de­ ment committee today. Chairman McFadscribed abutting upon the contemplated improvement of said Third Street, and den said the bill would lie formally re­ No matter how long you live, Avacado Avenue which have been tentatively determined by the Assessor, ported to the house Monday nnd taken covering the proportion of the expense of said improvement to be borne by up for passage probably on Tuesday. money saved NOW will come in the respective pieces of property hereinafter described, and the estimated Chnirmn nMcFaddcn said the meas­ handy. amount of benefit which wdl accrue to the various pieces of property here­ ure would set up n sixty million dollar inafter described, abutting upon snid Third Street or Avacado Avenue to be intermediate credit organization as an Start your dollars earning in­ improved in the mnnner stated arc as follows, fo-wit: adjunct to tho federal farm loan terest at this bank today. it Owntr Description uf Properly Amt. Assessment . Eat. Benefit banking system, but f\vilh assets en­ • fit C. W. Bow dun, E. 43.7 ft., Blk. 5, Tr. 15............ $110.dC $125.00 tirely iudciamdent fo the parent body. -fV W. E. Hawkins, Lot 1, Rlk A, Stringfellow’s The paper of the intermediate credit C larified Ada lc a word. No ad taken for less than 25c and positively no Addition 320.30 300.00 system would be eligible for redis­ classified ada charged to anyone, Caah must accompany all orders. Count \ "rtic special assessments against the various pieces of property above de­ count nt the Federal Reserve bank. the worda and remit accordingly. scribed arc payable optionally, as follows: Either In full within thirty days nftcr the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with INJFRED IN WRECK FUR SALE FOR SALE—Pepper plants by E. E. * l J * i^ i # interest at the rate of eight per cent, per annum from the date of tho comple­ Washburn, West Side. 280-3tp A COMMUNITY BUILDER tion of snid Improvement. s FOIt SALE ( H r T in - A * » u rln (r< l I 'c r p s ) SSls S §S B A meeting of the Equalising Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will MEXICO, CITY, Feb. 27.—A t least Tho beat bargains ever offered in FOR SALE—Dosier nnd Gays' paints and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty be held a t the City Hall on thtf 12th day of March, A. D. 1923, at 2:30 o’clock n dozen officials'of the Mexican rail­ IL F. WHITNBR. Cashier F. P. FORSTF.R, Prealdent used cars: Works, Snnford agents. 183-tfc p. m. at which meeting snid Equalizing Board will hear nil claims nnd objec­ way, indudii j; Yiacont W. Yorke, the 1926 Bulck six, touring, good tions ns to tho character of all said Improvements to bo paid for in part by chairman «h ihi. sre in a hospi­ Urea, newly painted, runs like FOR RENT [special assessments nnd ns provided for in the resolution hereinabove refer­ tal here as the result of tho wreck­ ..$550.00 new. Price FOR RENT—Eight room house, .well red to. ing, of the train to which their special ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H acaaaB aB aaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaai i , 1920 Bulck six, touring, guarwit cod condition $550.00 located.—A. P. Connelly & Sons. Witness my hand ns City Clerk nnd the seal of the City of Sanford, on car was attached. Mr. Yorke’s skull „ 209-tfc this the*TJ>lth day of February, A. D. 1223. may Tie fractured. His wife was *e-(g 1922 Bulck six touring. This is FOR RENT—One front bed room, 117 verely -bruised. The accident occur-1■ (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, a good buy and the car is 285-3tp Fell. 27-Mch, Gth-2t City Clerk,-San ford, Florida, red nt Kan Marcos Saturday night. priced right, oniy $775.00 Laurel Ave. When the train, which was going 1918 Buick Six, five new tires, F o r RENT—Furnished housekeeping PHOTOGRAPHER in good s h a p e ..........- .......... '.$400.00 or bed rooms, 314 Ivust 5th St. from Vera Crux to Mcxicq City, left the rails the private ear plunged down • 285-3tp 1918 Buick four, in fine con­ n 59-foot embankment, A. do Sive, u dition .......................... $225.00 FOR - RENT—Furnished apartment Portrait, View and Kodak Finishing TO ALL.PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED, OWNING PROPERTY ON British contractor, was , killed. The 1922 Overland, runs as good as large rooms. > 30(1 Palmetto Ave­ Good Work Guaranteed I-4** t THIRD STREET: cause of the accident lin.i not been it ever has, only ...................$.'100.00 nue. , 1 2BC*2tp You are hereby notified that on the 29th day of January, A. I). 1923, the determined. 1922 Fort! Touring, extra good $300.0d FOIl KENT—One- bed room, 417 W. City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a Preliminary, Resolution pro­ OVER POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE-------------- SANFORD. FLA. 1922 Ford Coupo ...... $325.00 Second street. 287-3tp viding for the grading and paving of Third Street from Magnolia Avenue to MAY LOSE CITIZENSHIP These <!ars have been passed upon anaanB aaanB tinB B B aB B B B aaB B nH SB B B aaaB siB B aaaaaaaaB B aB B a by our head mechanic ns being in A-l. FOR RENT— Furnished 2 rooms and Snnford Avenue ami from Oak Avenue to Avacado Avenue, with vitrifies! brick ( H r T h e A a a o c ln tr tl I 'r r s a ) condition, therefore we guarantee nil kitchenette at -300 Elm Ave. Also or other hard surface material. WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.— lf Du- BHBBBHBHBaBBHRaaBBBBBBBaUBBBHBHBBQBBBBBBBKMBHBHBBBBBI 287-3tp The total estimated cost of improvement of Third Street from Magnolia gnrnge. a the above cars to you. Avenue to Sanford Avenue and from Oak Avenue to Mill Creek is $28,875.00. dora Duncnn, the dancer, dislikes the B We sell on terms. Wc-trade. N WANTED The assessments against the vnrious pieces of property hereinafter described, American institutions and American C SANFORD I1U1CK CO. B ways as much hh she pretends, she Phone 307 287-3tc 101 Park Ave. WANED—A chance to build your abutting upon the contemplated improvement of Third Street which have been may soon Ik- relieved of ever bother­ ■ m new homo before lumber geta any tentatively determined by the Assessor, covering the proportion of the ex­ FOR SALE—5 acre grove, chickens, ing nbout them again. pense of said improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of property higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ furniture, $700. $300 cash, balance In view of remarks attributed tn[ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc hereinafter described, nnd the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue time payment, no interest. Box "91 her recently as she wan sailing from ' Tim W orsham Auction Company wish to announce th a t to tho various pieces of property hereinafter deyrrihed, abutting upon said New York for Europe, Secretary city. 280-3tp GOOD JOBS'for good boys; clean and Third Street to lie improved in the mnnner stated are as follows, to-wit: they have: assoc in tod them selves w ith Messrs. A. I*. Connelly healthful work. Opportunity for FOR SALE—1923 Hupinobile, driven and 1). K. Bronson for the purpose of auctioning off real Owner Description of Property Amt. Assessment . KM. Benefit Davis, ns bead of th»- governmental! advancement. Apply Western Onion department dealing with naturaliza­ 2,800- miles. $85.00 worth of exestate in nml aruum l Sanford. $550.00 $506.12 "HO ifc'hufus Sheppard KM., Lot 14, Hlk. 4, Tr. 1 ... tion, has asked Attorney General: tras. Make me an offer. Address Telegraph CV 100.00 Blk. 4, Tr. 2. 367.69 It. G. Stockton. Heirs, E. 86' Lot H, H Daugherty if there is not n way hy "11." care Herald. 285-6tp WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern J. L. Wimbish, E. *4 Lot 19, Blk. 4, Tr. 8 275.00 253.00 We will in the n ear future auction off sonic very choice which she may l> ■ divestrd forever seed, for good dean stock will pay Sarah M. Eatorby, W. GG’ of Lot 9, Blk. 5, Tr. I 286.50 • 325.00 FOR SALE—New Chevrolet utility business properly. of her American citizenship. 550.00 606.12 coupe, hns been run 2,000 miles. a good price. Address W. P, Newell Mrs. J. 11. Koumillnt, Lot 9, Blk. 5, Tr. 2 550.00 606.12 Five good cord tires, bumpers, spot Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Wm. Tuggles, Lot 1, Rlk. 5, Tr. R We have been very fo rtu n ate in p ast.years throughout SKATING, DANCING, • LAKE 550.00 279-tfc Mary S. Dickens, Lot I, Blk. 6, Tr, 1U ........... 600.12 light, at a bargain. Inquire of John Fla. the South, in selecting good cities in which to c arry on our The special assessments against the various pieces of property above de- MARY SKATING ACADEMY. WED­ Culby ut John Russell's home. 285-Gtp WANTED—Light set of books l<> •sales, and have hundreds' of custom er-friends who have 2.H7-2tr rcritu'd are payable optionally ns follows, either In full within thirty days af­ NESDAY N1GIIT, bought property at o u r sales a t Che rig h t prices. keep or stenographic work, ut FARMERS—You can get seed bed ter the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with in­ spare time. Address "Bookkeeper" in frarn-A and irrigation piugx nt the The annual convention of the Flor­ 287-2tp terest nt the rate of- eight per cent per annum, from tho date of the comple­ ida Banana Grower.'’ Association will W atch this paper for fu tu re inform ation regarding Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe care of Herald. tion of snid improvement. Hales. F o r SALE—Controlling interest iii MISCELLANEOUS A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will In* held in Bartow next October. This Miami. Large hardwnre store do­ be held at the City Hall on the 12th day of March, A. 1). 1923, at two-thirty was decided a t tin- mid-winter meeting ing business, Henson for selling Oth­ FOR SALE—Wood for sale, small o’clock p. m. nt which meeting said Equalizing Bonrd will hear all claims nnd of the association In-Id in Orlando, THE blocks nnd trimmings from the er interests. Address 711 N, Miami objections us to the character of all said improvements to be paid for in purl when the invitation of the Rnrtfiw crate mill. 50c a wagon load nt the Avenue, Box 30, Miami, Fldtldn. by special assessments, and as provided for in the resolution hereinabove re­ Chamber of Commerce wan accepted by n unanimous vote of the delegates* . 2-12-e-o-d-3w mill. Fine to make your heavy wood ferred to. burn well.—Shinholser's Mill. assembled. FOR RENT?—Large furnished room Witness my band nS City Clerk nnd the. seal of the City of Sanford, on 254-e.o.d-4wp with private entrance and running this tfie 24lh day of February, A. D. 1223. r = ? i f i water for two gentlemen. Apartment FARMERS—Plenty of saw dust free (SEAL) L. It. PHILIPS, nt Shinholser’a Mill. It's the right : LON D. WORSHAM, Auctioneer 5 over Herald office. $25.00 per Fob. 27-Mch. 0th-2t City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. ■ * 254-c.o.cUwp month, 2M7-4tp kind for tiling, ■ BHgHBBBBHBHHHHBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBHHBBBBBHBBBHBBBBBBBBBBI FOR. SALE—Oranges fur sale, $1.251BOARD—Reasonable for refined peoper hundred. Just drop n card lot p!o, Lake Mary Lodge, Profession* BBBBaBBBBBHnBBHBHBBSBBBHHnilXUilBBBkiaUBHnBHBBBBBBBBBHB *a the address below.—'W. V. Dunn, R. A. id dietitian, nlso trained nurse. ConALL PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED. OWNING PROPERTY .ON Box 224-A, Sanford, Flu. 286 d tp 1valearents token. 281-fltp TO WEST FIRST STREET: • You are hereby notiLed that on the 12th day of February, A. D. 1923, LOST FOR SALK—Lot, next the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt n Preliminary Resolu­ and bunch of keys Ticto my residence, ideal LOST—Lock tion providing for the grading nnd paving of West First street from Mill tween Luke Monroa nml Snnford. S location.—S. W. Brad­ Return to Snnford He quid fur re­ Creek' West to the City Limits, with vitrified brick or other hard surface ma­ ' 285-3tp terial. The total estimated cost of said improvement of West First Street is fo r d ^ 285-6tc ward. $41,000.00. ' LOST—Ono platinum brooch with 3 The assessments agni.tst the various pieces of property hereinafter de­ • diamonds set in it. Finder leave a t scribed, abutting upon the contemplated improvement of snid West First Herald office nnd rccblvo $20.00 re­ Street which have been tentatively determined by the Assessor, covering the ward. 278-tfc ___________________________ proportion of the expense of said improvement to be borne by the respective Men Who Profit Act LOST-—One white and red spotted ■juries of property hereinafter described, nnd the estimated amount of ItqpetifUorit nru coming in ho fa s t th a t if it wore not th a t wc This is your opportunity lo s e ­ gyp dog, near county bridge onthe fq which will accrue to the vnrious pieces of property hereinafter described . kept prepared to rentier real service we could ■ n o t handle them . cure n HOUSE OK YOUR OWN. Wckiwa river, Feb. 14th. Reward of abutting upon snid West First Street, to be improved in the manner stated are as follows, to-wit: ’ * Five rooms nml bath , toilet, $25.00,—J. IL Uunlin, 004 Elm. 2Hl-8tp Owner Description of Property Amt. Assessment . Est. Benefit electric lights, modem through­ WE DELIVER D. It. Brisson, S. 4 , Lot 7, H(k. Y, St. Gertrudo out. FOUND $ 1,200,00 Addition .......... - ....... ...„.... ..... ................. $1,010.20 $300.00 CASH FOUND—A pair of eye glnttaca. Own­ D. IL Brisson, Lot 9, Blk. Y, St. Gertrude Addn. 400.78 550.00 er can hnve'xnme by describing nnd I). It. Brisson, Lot 10, Blk. Y, SL Gertrude Addn. 400.78 BALANCE $35.00 PER MO. 550.00 paying for this ndv. 283-tfc Iiattiu II. Hawkins, W. 00 ft. of SW. 14 of See J. A. HANN 130.00 . Blk. 2, Tr. 20, E. R. Trafford's Map ............ 114.03 250.00 Henry Ileerln, NE. 14 of Hlk. 3, Tr. 19 ......... 221.83 BTHOUT FARM AGENCY Care A. P. Connelly & Sons 500.00 A. J. Olafson, All Rlk. 3, Tr. 20 .............. ............ 443.67 113 Magnolia Are. 500.00 ........ 443.07 101-100 Magnolia Ave. Don’t lose time if this Intnrcsts yon. E. IL,Randall, All B1V. 3, TK 22 Good. 5 room house, .veil located, nice Edmdml L. Day, Ilcg. on S. line of St. Gertrude or Phone 4H Ave. 709.4 ft. E. of the E. line of A. C. L. nclghbornood, electric lights, gas, wat R. W. run E. 1088.0 ft. S. 004 ft. W. 1049 er. House In excellent conditionACT NOW!!! ft. to R. It. IL-W. NWly along R. R. R.-W. Owner for quick sate names very low 2 , 200.00 to PL S. of Beg. N. to beg............... ........ „ v 1,894.03 price, $2,400. $850 rnxh, balance DROPS DEAD The special assessment against the various pieces of property above de­ monthly. The monthly pnymcntx arc scribed arc payable optionally, ns follows: Either in full within thirty days less than the average rent paid fur ( I l f T k f A a a n r l n l r i ! I’r f m l after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments with in­ IIKLLAIHE HEIGHTS, Feb. 27.— similar houses. terest at the rate of eight per cunt, per annum, from the date of the comple­ Col. IL H. Crnlle, formerly of the Why ju y rent when n home can be Seventh New York National guard, bought on such easy terms. 278?tfc tion of said Improvement. A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Florida, will dropped dead yesterday while play­ be held at the City Hall on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1923, at two-thirty ing his third shot for hia sixth hole. TO PLAY IN CLEARWATER o'clock p. m., at which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear all claims Three doctors who were playing With and objections an to the character of nil said improvements to be paid for in him reached his aide premjwtly but i By Thr .lM*rl*(r4 rrM») NEV m \YORK, Feb. 27.—The Brook­ part by special acwasnwnts. and ns provided for in the resolution hereinabove be died before they could be of as­ lyn National League team announced refoned to. sistance. f yesterday that it had booked two ad­ Witness my bnnd as City (Herk and the seul of tho City of Sanford, o" ditional games with the Philadelphia this the 24th day of-Fcbruary, A. D. 1923. SKELETONS FOUND jUgf!WiSilfPJ&tk . ml "pr national league'team , one nt Leesburg (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, on March 19 and the other nt Clear­ Feb. 27-Mch. 6lh*2t HZy T h e .-.k s a e la tr d t* re« » l '' City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. * NOEL, Mo., Feb, 27,—Several skel­ water, the Ylodgem' training camp, , etons supposed to be those of several on March 2:'. Contract for tho first building to bo sive scale of this picture producing prehistoric Indians, were discovered erected by the Hemlnolo Films, Inc., company will follow as rapidly us the in research work being carried on in FORMER SENATOR DIES wan awarded recently to C. Z. Osborn, requirement** of the business will jus­ the Ozark mountains, near hero, by of Umatilln, for tho erection of n atu- tify. nn expedition from the Heyc founda­ (Or The AiH f h lfd T r m t OAKLAND, Cal., Feb. 27.^-Form or dio on the northern shore of Laku tion nt New York, The searchers The Herald delivered six times a found the skeletons to be 1,600 years United Stales Senator George C. Per­ Grade, where other buildings neces­ kins, died a t his home here yesterday. sary for the operation on an exten­ week for 15c, old. At the Princess, Friday and Saturday, March 2nd and 3rd \ •DOLLAR UPON DOLLAR L ' .. E S S E X . NOTICE TO OWNERS NOTICE TO PROPERTY DWNERS e e r ie * t tim e PIASTER ATTENTION, MEN!!! j - - !I T ’ S P U R T h a t’s W h y It’s P op u lar �In the “Safety Deposit” of human knowledge—the dictionary—there is a sfnaljpbut powerful word, THRIFT, which means saving, success, indus­ try, management, good fortune, and all else best for people, cities and nations. THRIFT IS BANKED HAPPINESS and the Cornerstone of Prosperity Thrift is the Four-leaf Clover in business. It poisons and exterminates bad luck, failure, indolence, doubt, fear, worry and eliminates the chance of —aE— “wasted life.”- The moss of misfortune, the wrriv eedsof poverty and the mortgages of mistakes will not block the way lor the lh rilty 1 erson. - ~ *-------- — ----- rtu « im m « * ■ . ta r ■ ?**' ' Call and let us explain “THRIFT”. Make this youi; .Tfhrift^jBeh BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CARRY A SPARE TIRE standards of conduct and is oil the loose, The authors named by Mr. Frank SPECIAL PRICES ON SPARE ns having contributed in some of TIRES their work to this literature of de­ spair include Lothrop Stoddard, LeIh Promised to J . E. Spurting, bon, Trotter, E verett Dean Martin, A coupon given with each FIVE GAL­ Man Who Is Creating So Much Lord Ilrycc, I* J. .lacks, Dean Inge. LON CASH purchase of GAS, good on II, (J. Wells,, Edward Grant Conklin, a Wind Shield Wi|»er to be given Excitement Ralph Ames (irnm, Madison Grant away March IOth. Sanford, Fin., Feb. 20. "and others.” Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor, SKATING, HANGING, LAKE Sanford, Fla. MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WED­ My near Mr. Holly: No doubt my NESDAY NIGHT. 2H7-2tc Phono 181-J friends are wondering how the big lot sale which they have been hearing so much about is coming out. Well, here it is. In the first place it did not start with a bang ns spine had pre­ dicted. To the contrary, it was n WALK AWAY— DC SPORT tame affair, in starting—-only a few The American Legion howlers fur­ there with still less lots Hold, hut nished very little opposition for the just ns the watch indicated ten a. m. Champs last night a t the howling I called for a drnw on the lots already alleys and when the smoke was all sold and ns there were six lots sold cleared away the Congregational* had by that hour we put on three draws. a lead of *133 pins. Mr. W. It. Pell drew the lir*t one. IIis Pennington, howling o il. was high ticket was again placed in tin* box, man of the evening with lidding sec­ another draw was made, going to a ond with 182. Cobb, bowling 377, was young man, then a third draw brought the only man in the legion team that another crisp one dollar hi!! to Mr. rolled hotter than the 373 “dead man" Fell. This ended the drawing for some tim e,-as only one more lot was sold for two hours or more, folks . This game that was In-t Saturday coming out and going after looking tonight. Cast n calls for an extra'gam e on the sched­ over the lots and hesitating to roe jus, follows: I77t» ule. That will give the fans one more how ihings were progressing. Legion 101—35U game to see, if t h e y will go to DeLnnd Then came another sole of two lota G, Pezold 100—370 tomorrow night. L. H ill........ ami another draw. From that time 1 12—377 Cobb tilings begun to pick up. Then a draw The A met icon Legion was some­ for a ten dollar gold coin and the old 113—310 Griffin 107—;ir>7 what weak last night. CoiUdn'l keep enthusiasm came like an old time Haggard 2212 up with the fust pace sot by the Methodist revival with shoutings and Congregational* 118—H2 Champs. Hotter hnve* I'.lfit'll. * S’rtiW dancing in the camp. I wish mir pns-> •L. Renniid \oUllU and some others out to these tor could have ■been there. Well, this Pennington can games if they want to get into the is the way the first day ended—one A. KenanJ do running. « P. Thurston wanted us to continue until he cmild lidding ___ go home and bring a friend who had The Rotes and the llrothrfhood will tohl him he wanted a lot—hut it tens Standing of the Clubs play their regular mutch tonight and already getting dusk and we told him From the dope being handed out, Jim ­ to come in the morning. Another said CongrcgntioHnls my Stewart has strengthened his a certain lot tomorrow would he tiis. Rotary team considerably and expects to win Another said he could not buy today Farmers or at least give I lie Rotes a strong but he would he sure to he there to­ Merchants morrow. Another that tiny had sold Mens f Inti a parly one that would be ready »t<> I eg ion Don’t forget the sporting event at stake the necessary cash down, etc., Chase A* Co. Fake Mary tomorrow night. - There etc. Now these did actually happen Brotherhood will be some rcnl skating as well ns as 1 am telling you and • the thing rm cE SIZE some real music. This place at Lake broke up for the night with an oldThe Daily Herald, 1.3c per week Mary has become the ’most popular time Into feast, so we broke ratal3 0 x 3>2 mac Ar,dlb week for 15c. place in Seminole county and is draw­ witches*ami lived over the hnp)K*!dngr of tin* day, everyone promising to he ing large crowds. s’ Soil hand good ami plenty tomorrow. Yours truly, S m ith in g still brewing in the base J. E .-SPERLING hall park line. Another week and we expect it will he settled. And when it is, you i nil- put it down ill your lit­ tle blue bonnet that next year will find a Idg league team training in TALLAHASSEE—Tit* city oiTi- Sanford. li ar Tmx laid. (All elhrr ih r t corrni*Kdl*tlf lew) Ill* The A.anrlnlrd CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 27.—The cinls and the chamber of commerce process of political, social, industrial proposition made by the West Flori­ SOLID TRUCK TIItK Si—H . D. Solid, Cu.hion For quick results try u want ad. Solid, Regular Solid, and Pneumatic Cord Truck and racial disintegration cannot he da Lower Company whereby the lat­ Tire* and Tubei alio at "T ru * V alue" Price*. thinking that we can 'shut our eyes ter would take over the city’s power to the ugliest facts of our time ami plant and operate It In connection blindly chant "Day by day in every with their system. Under the offer way, the world is growing le tte r and made ,by the power company the lo­ better," Glenn Frank of New .York cal power plant,would remain the pro­ perty of the city and he used ns n s ta ­ City, editor of the Century Magazine, tion by the*West Florida company. Another Wonderful Idea of Our Won told the meeting of the Council of Cities of the Methodist Episcopal derful Congress church here. IIIt Thr A».i., lnfr<l I 'rru ) Five fears were specified by Mr. WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.— Inquiry Frank n.V contained in the hooks of to determine the amount and owner­ certain authors who have gone to ship of the “chief kinds of wealth” in make up what Mr. Frank termed the the United States would he made by "literature of despair." The prophe­ the Federal Trade Commission under sy of the New Dark Ages springs road will ho hard surfaced nil the In resolution Introduced in the senate from some one or nil of these five dis­ way lift ween Tampa, Miami and Fort today by Senator Norris. On objee- tinct fears. He described these as .the Myers. tion of Senator Smoot consideration Hiulogieal fear that the best blood of — — o f the resolution Was postponed for n the world was turning to water; tinI’hychulogicnl ffrbr that* the croWdSo u t h J a c k s o n v il l e — Tin* a y . ....... public forum us nninmfed nt present ----- -—---- ——■—■— ■ * man and crowd-processes of thinking by the quoslibn of whether the City Orange county citizens, by a unan- will push to the wall that insurgent individuht whom we hitherto regard­ wants n street railway systent and if ed as one of the mainstays of pro­ it does, how to get it. The inaugura­ tion of a bus line is also advanced. gress; the Economic fear that our in­ dustrial civilisation hns overreached Eelthcr means of transportation un­ itself and la due for a collapse; the der the plana advanced would run NAxroiin i m u .c ii Unit ,\»r, noil Tlilrtl St. administrative fear that the bigness ucross the St. Johns river bridge to Tljr Mrrcbniilat IVl* Hiitlrlt from oprii ti-rrilnrj. \t rltr Mniun Factor* llriinrli, Jtirhsont lllr and complexity of the modern world .fncksonville. I'ln., I nlnn Terminal W arrtuii.r. for our dr* Icm’ hns outstripped the administrative ca­ pacity of mankind and the Moral fear Daily Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke that the younger generation hns re­ House, Mobley's Drug Store ami Hunt’s Pharmacy, nounced allegiance to all wholesome CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor GOLF BOWLING • TENNIS BOXING Lot Sale Success t . After First Start* Big Crowd Today leabreeze Wort Saturday’s Game, Evening Things Pennington Bolls High with Belding Second, Cobh Only Man for Legion That Rolls Up and Tomorrow’s Game Will Decide Winner “Dead” Man Average Playing on an outdoor court, with concrete floor am! poor lights, the Celry Feds were not equal to the task' of winning over Senbreexe Inst Saturday ght and the boys from the const won the final count, 22 to 10. Ily winning lis game the Seabreeze team evened honors with Sanford which cults for a ay off of the tie. Sanford and Seabrresc will meet in DeLnnd tomorrow night on a good mrt, to play this gamo nhd the Sanford players ns well as the Sanford fans ;el confident tlwit the result will he different. The proceeds of this game, after the expenses are deducted, will he ilit fifty-fifty between.the two teams, a n d 'for that reason, the Sanford ofrials want all the Sanford fans that can possibly do so. to go over to De­ ntil tomorrow night to witness this game? The admission will he thirtyre cents, and with small admission and the good game that is promised, it louhl pay all the loyal ones for their time, trouble and trip. Tomorrow night immy Murphy Starts New Year With a Win LOS ANGELES, Full." 27.—Jimmy urphy, last year’s champion automo­ le racer, woo the firet event <>f this fason’s competition, a 2.iu mile af ilr, on the law Angeles Speedway itiday in 2 hours, !' minutes, S3 seeBonny Mill was second, Ralph Me limn third, Eddie- llearnc fourth, rank Elliott fifth, Tommy Milton xth, Dario ltestu seventh. Art Klean ghtli. W. D. Morton ninth anil Jerry underlie!) tenth. Murphy's average upped was 11.7.8 ilea an hour, set a new track record, ie old mark being ILl.fi miles an >ur, made by himself last December, was sniil to he a world record. No accident marred I he race, which as witnessed by a crowd estimated t the speedway management a t 70,- Because we build thousands of finest quality tires a day at low­ est possible costs we and give “True Value Prices”. And the “ Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” is sonic picture, ami for­ ty cents is all it costs. "The Four Horsemen" wil shown again tonight and all that haven’t seen this picturr better do it as it will tie vouf Mr, amt M r s . E*. II, i l e i m e l t are in­ vited to see llie show tonight without charge. Bring the Mrs. and he there Monk, ’tin a good picture. "Kindred of the Dust" Thursday night. There are hut few people that haven’t read this fine story /if I’etec It. Kync, and for th a t reason there will be very few that will miss this Ill/ Tlii* AMiirtnlrd I'rrii) CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Fell. 27— picture. Miriam Cooper takes the , E. Rutherford, of Mullens, stnte leading part in “ Kindred of the Dust.’' opuly prohibition commissioner, was liot mm! killed, and hi: alleged in* nilatil probably fatally wounded do­ ing a liquor mid yesterday in tt’yomlg county, prohibition headquarters nnounccd yesterday. Rutherford, us ANN ARBOR, Feb. 27.—When BUI epuly commissioner, had charge of Miller, all-conference forward of the quor law enforcement in the coun- University of Michigan quintet, was ies on the southern border. recently declared ineligible, it vvns thought that the Wolverines had lost a great deal of their scoring*.power. For Miller was not only u clever bas­ ket shooter but also ranked ns one of the best free throw urtists in the FOK THIS WEEK ONLY Big Ten. P1LLSHUKY FLOUR But while Miller’s absence is of cowrie felt, still in Captain Cillwrt Mb. SACKS {g 4 < Ely. center, Conch Mather has found l ft worthy successor to his star for­ 2-lb. SACKS Mi ward. In fact the elongated pivot PILLS 11URY.............. ' man has far exceeded expectations nnd hns stepped into Miller’s shoes -lb. SACKS A | In stellar style. Loss of Miller Fails to Stop Michigan Five PE SBURY .... $£ •< i PJLLS1IURY................*4' W E D EL IV E R The long mileage record on Mason Cords is as astonishing as the lowness of the price. True Value” Tire Trices Mason Heavy Duty Cords 30x3/2 32x4 33x4K 33x5 $13.50 17.45 ' 28.25 36.35 44.85 Amount and Ownership Chief Kinds of Wealth Will Be Investigated (?) KENT VULCANIZING WORKS �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1923 Biggers on Second street. Although this waS not the regular business meeting, several mntters were discussed. Reports were made h> the committee on the cooked food sale. 1‘lnns were made for the annu*il I.aster ball. The list of clothing needed for the child clothed by the Cauild, was read und donations given. After the conclusion of business, SOCIAL CALENDAR the hojtcnn nerved hot chocolate und cake. TceJUsy—SW'si The members present at yesterday's at Club rooms nt 3>30 P» m. ructing wore Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Wednesday — Literature department •S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Julius Taknch, Miss business meeting and election of •Margaret Dyack, Mrs. W. It. Leake, efficers, n ljlu b rooms a t 3:30 p. m. Seminole Print j W. FuSjfer was a businc** vis­ itor here yeStfrdny from Jacksonville. George Wheeler of Concord, Mass., j, upending a short time in Sanford Senator Mitchell Doc■s Not Favor Re and is stopping ut the Montezuma. Apportionment based on Popu­ and Mrs. Denton motored to lation in Inst evening to attend the H I * Tl*f* U « n i r l i) f r d I ' r r a n t t given by Geraldine Farrar. ELFERS, Fla., Feb* 27* OpjioslMr. and Mrs. C. A. Willis of Au­ lion to n general no-fence law, state burn. N. Y.t are spending a short division, rcmo.vnl of the capital, and time here en route to other points a soldier bonus was expressed by Senntor James M* Mitchell, in a stateIn the state. ment made public today dealing with George Chamberlain of Daytona his plans for the forthcoming legisBeach spent the day hero yesterday iativc session. Senator Mitchell said atwding to business and mingling he favored reapportionment which would give each county one senator, with old friends. and representation :n the house **acMr*. I-ntils Bnucr and daughter, cording to population." He expressed his disfavor of the Miss Flora Bnucr, of Indianapolis, suggestion in some quarters that a Jnd., nre spending a few days here new constitution be written and that u the guests of Mrs. S. A. Berner. the primary Jaw be repealed. It would Mr. and Mrs. I>. De Lewis of New bo impossible to write n constitution York were among the out of state that would never need amending, he arrivals nnd are pleasantly located at declared. Regarding the primary law, he said he had never been an ardent the Montezuma. advocate of the present system, “on K. Rroknw, • former managci account of its complications." hut “wo McCrary rlure here, hut who i- have become fairly familiar wish it. i Oilaado, spent l lie day here and I am opposed t<> its repeal hut om open to suggestions foi its amend­ with friends. ment." C. ( Adams of Huntington, W. Va. airitI'd m the city yesterday and will fence law t-he statement tontiitued, “hecau-ee a t the pic eiM time !*."i per Mime time here attending to cm l uf ihe lands of the state are un­ b'j*iru-'i. improved and probably will not he for many years to come, and much' of it is hot suitable for anything hut free among the arrivals here yesieruay range. There is nothing that he could ami is making his headquarters at the put in tiiis territory that Would yield Montezuma, while in the city on bu.iihe n ieiiu e to the state that i* re­ ceived today to say nothing of .lie employment furnished. Mr. and Mrs. 3. M, Abercrombie "I am in favor of separating state announce the birth o fn tlnughler,-yes­ and county taxes, Ly allowing the terday, at their -home on Union ave­ stiitc to mab* u p iMMmdget' for th: nue, who has been named Madge Jcwamounts needed, and apportion name tlim-. to the several counties according to population. Then each county would Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Sassncr of M he able to establish 100 per cent val­ difon, Wi*., are among the touri; uation nnd reduce its millnge 75 per­ arriving yesterday* and will spend cent, and he able to bond for suffi­ (hurt time in Sanford en route cient money to make its needed public Other points of interest in the state improvements. "I a m opposed to state division b*‘ A!!c tores, who ini' completed hr i an -e our >tnte is small enough a - it min i ui the University of I'loiidu. is.. Division would increase our tax an.v. d belt: Saturday to spend tin; es in order to support two sets of week cad hero with his mother, leav­ state officers. ing yesterday for Manatee where he “I do not favor rupitoi removal at ha* accptcd n position with his uncle. this time, as "tile expense and direct loss wyuht he too much to justify it. The hunks of England fixed $500.00 "1 ant in favor of accepting feder­ t ' n minimum for opening accounts jix al aid for schools and roads on a bas­ duct a time ax 25 year* ago. Read is of cooperation. the Seminole Covnly Bank ad ‘in to“ I am opposed to a bonus for vet­ (Sty's issue nnd aee how f l .00 opens erans, ship subsidy, or any other do at) a ■unt today. nations that cnroiiiage indolence. "I ahi in favor of abolishing ail con­ Mr. and Mr*. Charirs Mica of Wrtr- cessions that do not lament the tax­ vcMer, .Mass., who have been laur- payer, and repealing ail laws that re­ irg the state, arc •now the guests of quire the levying of extra taxes to the latter’* sistqr, Mrs. Goorge Kite, enforce." tad niece Mr*. ‘Raymond Key, at their home on Park avenue. At the Princess tonight and Tuesday STANDARD GAS PRICE JUMPS—OTHERS FOLLOW The retail price on gasoline at the Standard Oil Company stations was increased from 21 tu 23 cents a gnllon Monday, and the Gulf Refining Company announced the price at its stations will tilso increase two cents T uesday. Officials of the companies attrib­ uted the retail increase to a Acavy increase in the price of crude oil, and it was stated th e ,rise would he per­ manent. The price of lubricating oils will not 1w\increased, it was staled, -Jackson­ ville Journal. Quick Service Transfer SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS CHELLE MAINES General Shop and Milt Work B. W. HERNDON Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. INSURANCE AGENCY F1RP-------- AUTO---------BUNDS Opllrian-Optomrtrist .*13 Bast First Street Sanford, Fla. S. O. Shinholscr ELTON J. MOUGFITON Coming March 6th, “Teddy, or The Runaways,” High School Auditorium. 2S7-ltc Domestic Science Schools ARCHITECT Contractor nnd Builder Room 7. Miller Bldr FLORIDA SANFORD Where baking is done sc i­ entifically— where ingredi­ ents sta n d or fa ll under e x a c t in g te s ts, y ou find C alu m et B a k in g Powder used more often than any other brand. — the choice of over hun­ dreds of brands—the perfect leavener—pure—uniform. A. P. Connelly & Sons Daily Fashion Hint IN In ld la h c t rt-r-A -i. i Ti n* Graduate Veterinarian ! m r * f tnrttfc u-I r t i p m i r i l l; Lit Ik IBlis i:-a -T -A -T -n In net In»urniicr ‘‘ tirrl) lhnnf • TelophcmrX* Offlcf 12:» Residence 257 Offrt-e Opposite l\ O. Del.a ad, Florida .Main OfTIco i iiitAi.TV n m m v IN V KH T MI t . NT Illlll'W t Keep thin in mind when you buy baking powder, because it is of vital im portance to suc­ cessful—dependable baking. The purchase price of baking powder (kx‘s not determ ine its economical m erits—results tell the story. T h a t ’s w h y t h e .'talc o f C a lu m e t i s 2 ! j t i m e s a s m u c h n s th a t o f a n y o t h e r b a k in g p o w d e r, A p o u n d ca n o f C alum et con­ tains fu ll 1 6 o u n c e s , S o m e b a kin g p o w d ers com e in 12 ounce in s te a d o f 16 ounce Cans. fir. su re y o u g e t a p o u n d w hen y o u w a n t it. l l l t - H Mx u t H' l l n A i r . DR. B. I). CASWELI Flowers--------------Floral Designs Annual arid Ornamrntnl Plants Myrtle Avc.----------- Plume 2fdl.1V SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine ami Hnilcr Works * Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phone 62--------- Sanford, Florida L. B. HODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET METAL WORKS Soul In in skic< and Springtime arc General Repairing visioned in thiv truck oi aatin t ii^irKet)? trimmed with tufts of monkey' fur.. 207 French Avc.------ ----- Sanford, l'Ju. The cltwing is at the Irft'sidc ami there I-1-Imp. are extensions oq the front and kick of the waist which form the Mowing idcevr*. The shoulder warn* are left ojx-n part way in show the aims. ‘ In white, wjih ihe i dgc* of the im k and, sleeves pivoted with hl.ick. tlii' design would Im‘generally timmiing. Mi dium m.’c inpuri-s 51„• yards pl inth mate­ riali Pictorial Rrviiw 1)h-m No. t ’t.i. Sires, 34 to II inches hast and 18 to 20 yean.. Price, 35 cents. Small Expen.se Attached to Prison Far mat Raiford Mr*. A. D. Key nnd son Raymond and Peter Schaal were ft party ntotorirg to Duytonn last evening to attend a concert given by Geraldine Farrar. Two Men nnd Tjvn Women Guarded Mrs. Key will spend nevcrol days at 375 Prisoners .’ Daytona with her siater Mrs. Walter Twitched. ( I l r S K r A » s » e ln t» * P r m l TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 27.—Two -There will he a special meeting of men ami two women “guarded” 375 Sanfoid Chapter, order of DcMolay prisoner* at the state farm nt Rai­ for hoy* next Wednesday evening at ford during the nionth of February, ‘-36 nt Masonic Halt for the trnnsac- according,to the monthly report made hdii of such business as would come by Superintendent J. E. HI itch. The ttfure a stated meeting of the chap­ entiie institution showed only nine ter.—Rodman Lehman, M, C.; John persons on its payroll with an aggre­ gate of $1,153. Of the nine prison ntWllaoh, Scribe. aches, ouly four worked as guards. It 1* explained that none of the Ml SIC DEPARTMENT CALL A prisoner* is shackled nor held under MEETING! ■There will lK:?k; called meeting of a gun unless he i*' under punishment the Music deparitoent jO i Thursday fori Infraction of the prison rules. afternoon nt thrki o'clock^ -fOr election Four thousand ncres, nogording to the of officers and committee*. Alt nieCu* her* 0f thia department are request­ the inmate* of the farm, while they ed to attend. • have nlio to work some 11,000 acres of wooded lands. Only 35 of the 375 prisoners nre MISSION AT HOLY CROSS Every night an increasing crowd able-bodied class of men, the remain­ attends the mission whicti is being der being women and defective men. k"hl at Holy Cross church by Father There is seldom nn escape on the farm Anderson of New Y’ork City. The ser- according to Attorney General- Bu­ 'ife* start promptly nt 7:45 p. m. and ford. The escapes which frequently arc m<,*t interesting and instructive. are mentioned, he pointed out, apply Come out tonight. to road camps. The Raiford fnrm is The services for children are held not new to Floridians, th at is, it* honor system. It has served as a study tarh afternoon at four o’clock. however, it 'i* said, for countless outof-state criminoligist* nnd prison ST. AGNES GUILD \T h e St. Agnes Guild met yesterday workers. FRED R. WILSON m UM M ET bids for tile purchase of '.*11 lineal feet ,,c 36-inch. 39-iliril, or 12-incll Irol pipe, and also for i'O lineal feet of 31 Inch, 39-iiwh, or 42-ktch Segmen! block. Hoard reserves the right to re. jeet any or all bids. TKo’Eoonomy OikRex Ingram Notice is hereby given that frank Evans, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 165, dated June 2nd, A. It. 1919, lias filed said certificate in my office and ha* made application for Tax Deed to issue .in accordance with law, Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. 11.38 ch; K. ami 6.31 ch. S. of NW. cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 7, Twp. 20 3., Range 30 hL, run S 5.03 ch., K. 9.93 Ity THE SANFORD HERALD TORTURED, MANY YEARS UY K ID N EY S IM'ltj i ll !h*/ ‘Jfit "I h<Vo had kidney * trouble for twclvi) fbars," writes II, J*. Pinkney, West jnckson, Mi to, "Pnlns in hack, joints, catches in the hips, run down and getting up loo much during the night. But since taking Foley’s Kid­ ney Pills,’ my suffering Is over, and k feci like a new man." Bnck’nche, rheumatic pains, kidney nnd bladder trouble quickly relieved with Foley Kidney Pills, Refuse substitutes. In­ sist upon Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold everywhere.—Adv, - A n tH o x v y H o p e 7jr*>«*iiyiiiei tj E d w a rd R oifl**j AT THE PRINCESS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY H e r a l d Want WANT Al> RATES AND RULES The Daily Herald] 15c per week. B A K IN G PO W D ER W O R L D S G R E A T E S T B A K IN G P O W D E R Classified Ads 1c a word. No ad takca for less than 25c nnd posi­ tively no clanslflcd nd* charged In anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit accordingly. . : %i > < Clip and use th is blank for w ritin g your want ad and mail it to th e Sanford Herald j For com puting cost of w ant ads per insertion read carefully rales and rules to th a left and rem it according to num ber of insertions of llio mi you desire- Remit l).v E xpress Muncy Order, D raft; Rost* office Order or R egistered L e tte r. A ddress com rnunicstioas to The Sanford H erald /j *■ I»**«. »»■»*****«>■«,tkl A rn d u m ................. Name Set in LIGHT FACE CAPS m Black Face, double the above rate, A ddrdks..... ........... . ■ ■ ■ ....I * ..,,........... No. l)a > 3 I’ofltoffico .............. .......................... To R u n .... !.......... * -> ***••-»*#«*••••*«*••****** * - * * . > m w n * n ifi ***»#♦••••**»* ■1 • : ‘ \ - mim14-m■•* The Dnily Herald, 15c per week, ••*****♦*♦ " ■•«*♦*»*»**« **ttA tl S»i»)tSISjS*«l§m«m■ »*♦**•••***#«»»«•♦****•»•* MStfS • *•*«••*****••♦«**»• -■ -. - •»*»* ‘V ....................................... elc„ and the Name nnd Address. The CovinUng.of Words Includes Ihe Words “Wanted i •■ Opposes No-Fence Law State Division, Removal of Capital and {tonus VIRGINIA W ARW ICK asCHlCHI in 9 hcf OUR.' HORSEMEN OF THE*. s I. Richards of Crescent City the day hero yesterdny trnn: business. ch„ N. 5.03 ch.‘, W.,9.93 ch., 5 acres. Said land being assessed a t the date o f the Issuance of such certificate in the nnmo of Unknown. Also: Tax certificate N’o. 205, dat­ ed the 7th day of June, A. I>. 1020,' has filed said certificate in my. office and has .made application for Tax 2.03 ch., N. 5.03 ch., W. 0.93 cli.). See. Cards of Sanford's Reput­ You can find the name of Deed to issue in accordance with Saw. 7, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. 110 acres. able Professions! Men, *$rh •very live Business Man Said certificate efnbraces the follow- Salt! land being assessed at the date of whom, in hia chosert proin Sanford in this Column feaaion the Herald recom­ of the issuance of such certificate in each* day. Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: the name of Unknown. mends to the people. jvfl *?i v Beg. SK cor. of NE 1-1 of NW 1-4, Also: Tax Certificate No. 201, dat­ Spr. 7, Twp. 20 3. Range 30 E., run ed the 7th day' 6jl June, A. D. 1920, N. I I.ns ch., N*, K9 deg. W. 1C-ch.. S has filed said certificate in my; office 111.38 ch., E. DJ ch., If? acres. Said and has made application for . Tax George1A. DeCottes land being assessed at- the date of the Peed to issue in accordance-with law. Allornoy-at-Law isstinnc* of such reitificute in the Said certificate embraces the" follow­ name of Unknown. ing described property situated in Over Seminole County B«nk 902 French Avenue— — — Phi Also: Tax Certificate No. 203, Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Beg. 4ANFORD FI.OU dated the 7th day of June, A. D. 1920, N'E. cor. of NAV 1-1 of Sec. 7, Twp. has fited said certificate in my office 20 S., Range 30 E., run S. 1.8 ch., jN. ami has made application for Tax 89 deg.,.W 20 ch., N, 1,17 ch.. E 20 Storage FncliitleH Deed to issue in neordnnee with law, ch., 9 acres. Said land being assessed ATTORNEY-AT-LAW If we plena* you, tell others; If not. Snid certificate embraces the follow­ at the date of the issuance of such tell ua. Rhone 198 ing described property situated in certificate in the name of Unknown. First National Bank Building Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. Unless said certlfieate shall be re­ SANFORD Fl.ORl 10,13 ch. W and 11.35 ch. S. of NE. deemed according to law Tax Deed cor. of Sec. 7, Twp. 20, S. Range 30 E. will issue thereon on the 7th day of Run W. 12.56 ch. S. 21.39 ch.. K 111 March. A. D. 1923. rh., S. 7. IS ch.. E 2.50 ch., N 2S.87 WITNESS my official signature V. C. COLLER, Prop. ch., 28 acres, Said land being assess­ and seal this the 29th day of January, ed nt the date of the issuance of such A. D. 1923. LAWYER -:certificate in the name of Unknown. -:—Court House (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Also: Tax Certificate No. 202, dntCONTRACTOR a n d RUILDER . Seminole County, Fla. ed the 7th day of June, A. D, 1920, 117 Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. ( ; m Examined Glaaaea Designed has filed said rortifirpto in my office By: A. M; WEEKS, 1>. C. and has made application for Tax 1-30: 2-0-13-20-27; 3-fi-Ctc , ■ ................ .«■--—-m—rj ‘ E - ■ ■Snn*i«iis>«f*»*este nt** -f ■ ui -. - . * i- .-—3 ' • j-a- ' . • • *• . #■ -»*•t »**•*.»»»., *»*■<«M*»• M ***•*♦+-*♦*-■' m i i-re-e* ' V' '• ***ir1**»*»«»**4#*“» **#*■»•••'*+-***(* � 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, February 27, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 27, 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>, February 27, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/10af22208955faaa7eb6fb2ecc231aaa.pdf cc7a00f8498de0f15fe6118767c6e5fa PDF Text Text ' rr'7f'-'r,r*r\- JiLLIJUWlU •w. .... ^E-- "">- ;-j — • -■- r*«* ■. » • 4 • - f ' • . c i^ - ’17^' 7*'' * ' . 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FEBRUARY 2(5. 1923 VOLUM E I I L * •.•4* L*##, *J H E AR T OF TH E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 286 _ BETWEEN CITIES YOUNG GIRL WAS DROWNED AT MULBERRY UNOCCUPIED AND COBLENZ, PLAN FOR ENLARGEMENT CELERY MARKETS OF ROLLINS COLLEGE WITH THREE DENOMINATIONS Congregational, Northern Presbyterians and the Southern Presbyterians in Control t —_ t'arlot Shipments Reported for Sat­ urday, February 21th: Florida—Sanford section ............ 37 rioridn— Mnnntec Section ..._1......13 Florida—By lloat, 122 crates. ^ Jtida—Tmnpa section I ( alifuihm 0 Total MAYENCE, ..... . ro -M SHARP FALL COTTON PRICES I BEGAN W YEAR 1 DUE 10 CREDIT DEFLATION MEAT PACKERS 1 ARE WITH VIOLATION REPORT IS MADE AND GREAT INCREASE IN A new plnn for the future administration of Rolllris College hfls turn put HIGH PRICED INVENTORY Shipments ItrjxiMi-d for Sunday. Fob. up to the Iward nntl will soon be Riven to the public in its entirety. It will COTTON GOODS RAILW AY LINES •. 25th: .-—T-r T make the college stronger In every wny nntl will not only have the support of the Congregational boards but of the Southern Presbyterians and the North* j ^ nbfornin...................................... I ern Presbyterians thus bringing together these three denominations to ton*; ‘ “ ter on the upbuilding of u greater Rollins College ami it Is snid that it will *• 1 nations «> nru .» S upturn s. Chicago, I; Cincinnati, I; New dispatch on Federal Trade Before and Operations l’lnnnetlicAK RAN OVER EMBANKMENT be one o f the best endowed colleges lit the South. The following i given to the press1 York* -*> Klmira, 1; Little Rock, 1; OF VIOLATING CONTRACT OK Vo Coiw'rwui t » this matter sent out from Winter Park is nil that has heed Ccm miss ion in Accordance j Scranton, J; Savannah, 0; .Montgftmto Strengthen Rhineland Cus- j INTO WATER KILLED T1IE STOCKYARD until the matter has been definitely settled: With Resnhitinn MINK ACT “A Att the Invitation jD Baltim ore,!; Erie, I; Norfolk, toms Control , invitation of the Administration or of Hollins College, the Reprc.^’O* Uopretentative* of the Congregational, Prcshytrrlnns of the U. S. nnj of.the Pres- L ' ' “ T” " 5* ’ b A , a" * * ’ m y T h r A » i«r | a | r 4 l ‘ r*.a| M l* Tfc* A a in r lilr d l* r r ..| ilt r T k ' r w n f l i l f l P r m » M l. T h , A a .n r ln t r * l * r r « « » byterlnns in the U. S. Denominations, met in tho College office and after a , * * ’*’' ( '‘jy’ MULHERRY, Feb. 20.—Miss Myr WASHINGTON. Feb. 2ft.— Armour DUSBELDORF, Feb. 20. — The Fell. 20. — The conference they presented to the trustees o f the collegia n plan for the en- ' i « • Ja' ksonvllle, 1; I nto* A- Co., aial Morris & t*o., Chicago . WASHINGTON. waH IMxnn, 19, of Fort Mead , ,, . . . .... French are In possession of strips of r, , # sharp tail in cotton prices which bc• . , .. , , territory between Cologne. Coblenz drowncd ‘ his morning in a water fill. Inrgonient of Rollins College, in which the three dnomlnatiorw will unite. .The *"-11' ' ;,r(!i>r,i J M o " , L; ‘ evehind, 1; pnekers were served by Secretary of . . . . , . . . . gan In April, 1920 and continued fur ' . • « d ‘iiaycnce bridgeheads, therel* se- l Phosphate mine hole one mile east plan, unanimouely neeepted, includes the representation of the three deliumi-, ■•wington, .; I ittsburgh, I; total, •> Agriculture with complaint chnrging , , 'more than a year, were due to the hcrc when rhe lost control of her nations on the board of trustees, the enlargement of the endowment, and thojiar** them with violation of the packer . .. caring railway line, that have becnj‘ f hcrc W * rhp ,0*1 contr" 1 hcr, , , , , „ „ . , . , general credit deflation and grent in.heretofore . , __ _________ i i „ rriinn. Inutamoblle and ran over an embank- co-operation of the denominations in protecting the entire interest o. the « <•! Uyaiils in t m comic tion with ten. . .. , . , . , . . In unoccupied territory.' . • ... . . ' . . . crease m high priced inventories subDi\rrsioes Since l.a»t Report: (r.tive acquisdioli of plants and busl-, Their operation is planned to strength**- fw>t <’f water. The body le je. This plan will be presented to the denominations for their approval." From Jacksonville and Wnycioss,! * \ ..... ' sequent to the buyers*.strike, the fedtn the Rhineland cuatoma control, Bc-|wn« recovered four hours Inter, Arm;‘UA r "ij efnl trade commission has ret forth I Feh. 23: Destincd to f'liicago, 1; At* Itcrests. Seeretary Wallace set A p r i l „ nport n ,„ n,iUed to congress tptween twelve and fifteen thousand lal.tn, l; Toronto, 1. . D cs-t-H 'l f"r tht> h^arl,,« •»» ""Kington. The liri,.e jn,luiry mwlo ^ the civilian workers from France and Bel- D a y o f R c S O l l l t i\)HS From Savannah, Feh. 21th: Armour A- Co., of .Illinois; Armour! „ nim,Mjotl ,n nccorj nncc with a rcsfiam lire awaiting the order Hint will lined ta Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 2; Itosin Washington and put them at work on the railway lines ton. 2: Akron. Y ; Baltimore, l’;Y o u ls-1 * ot ,Uc‘ !‘ wnreJ J’ 0i;,le,, A n a™ r SMotion adopted by congress last throughout the Ruhr and l^iineland. Many Were Made Ville, 1; Springfield, Mass., t; Detroit,|nn'! “W n «m «l In! Man.h> Th, post war delUHon. the . • (complaint. Complaint Rt.ilod on I e- comniihslon’ described w< ____ ____ ns of .. world1. cu mber 30th Armour entered a writ- vvj,|(1 character affecting all rtimmndi* ESSEN, Feb. 2ft—The storm ten- Hut’ Few Will He Ppt Oier and Will Fioni 1’otomr.e Yards, Feb. 21th: • r ten contract with Morris A ( o. to ties in this country In varying degrees V ■ ■ ter of the Ruhr hns shifted tp Boeh* Amount to Nil !» "lined to I'hilntTdphin, I; Buffalo, acquire all its a set i. In so doing it all,j t olton. from which prices hnd ■um. Because of the general hostile a t-' -------Administration Has At Least Yielded to Public t; Itiiatoil, 1; I’ illiduirgli, 1; New was •charged the parties to the con­ gone higher before the break, more M i r ’T lir A i x i r l n l n l I ’ r r s . l tilude there a state of Beige hna Wen Y ijiik. 1. WASHINGTON, Keb. 2ft.— A reso­ tract violate.| tiie packet > stockyards than any other in low level of prices Opinion * declared. lution to carry out the new adminis­ net. The French moved ten tanks and reached. • Shi pilin': I'tiin t Infurmatiun f nr S.itluinerou* machine guns to the renter tration proposal for American memMIAMI, Feh. 2ft.—That President eiifiio :es in govermneet an '•*»< urdny, Fehrunr) 2lih: ef the town and civilians me prohib­ liersbip in the International court of llnniin:: and Secretary Hughes hnve ".hen pubiie officers waive pat. mi y: \NI ORI), F L A .: < oid, clonr. Dry Leader A^ain justice, organized by (he league of ited from lining on the tireeta uitcr U r , tli'iirtliil ili'd ill•iVl'llll'llt Senator1 yielded to the demand o f public npin-jor personal views in defereaie t > the uiing:. light nations was introduced by J o'clock at night. Attacks Kmploye VVI'l . Tlie real * ii I'lle opt aim . market *toady. ( ‘arh-iuLi f. 41. I>. diM'USMotl and loll for American eo-operntimi luist night 500 persons were arrest­ King. There was Itl-iiii h i rnti'H Golden |UMI ul terms: teinational relationships was the run oi tlie whole affair is that o f Rockefeller’s ed for disregarding the order of the it want over inibliniiclv. |Si If-blnnrhing t-ft doz, stalks in the A resolution providing for the sub- j teiitlon of James M. Cox, former Dem <ipic French hut most of (hem were releas­ Mir Thr A,anrlalnl l*rr«.| French Now mission of another constitutional iocrallc nominee for president, in a [now recognized by those who have, im* k !i . $ i .ft5-#1.75, ed today. ALB ANY, Feb. 2ft.— William II. rough. r popular referendum on' .statement Issued here yesterday. The in their official status maintained an :-ti -!*ll i t‘* l|i»:. btxiki in the Bochum from the beginning stub­ amendment for* popular referendum on! stntemcnt W ER E AIH H T T n CLOSE Al.l. •Anderson, late superintendent o f the The suggested pro­ III": tly $1.50. was re -i Democratic lender's statement denlt opposition to it. bornly has refused to comply quietly future constitutional change New York Anti.Saloon 1-engue, has SODA WATKIt A M ) HOOT>.-it h the president’s request that the vision I tint w-c be given n voice ill thi' with many orders of the French com­ ported out by the senate jucicinry j v. again declared he Was the victim of I.ENDING I'l.AO’ES ! senate authorize American member-' lection of the judges of the internal• T il egr.'.phir !! oports from Im portanl ma ndcr, and there hns been more or committee. in "w et" conspiracy nnd renewed his Demo-j ship in the idtemnlionn! court set up ional t-etirl is sound. In this vonnec- f MiirWdn j Senator Rubinsoii, acting f II r T h f \ a * i»r l’i l r d ! * r r « « l im trouble. Owing to the fact that attack ut> itnymnnd It. Fosdick, le­ I tain Mr. Hughes, however, should T A L L A IIASSKKi K«ti. 20—A la t ; ( INV1NNA"FI: 30. raining. 1 Flurthe oberburgomaater ban disregard­ crpt'.C Imdcir^gavn out a w »m «*l state-jW the Dengue of Nations gal lepre-entativo of the Rockefellers real significance of the whole I e reminded that when America was ' ill* nil track ineludiiig idi: nnived, 9 ntittot«* ri'urirvr * tau il tlu* rxcvutlon ed certain requisitions by the French, meat declaring that on preliminary j “ Th .in an addic--> a t - the Trinity Mcthaffair,” lie said, "is that the principle .asked to submit nominations for the LioLi-n. Supplies liberal, demand and|4,f Tnllaha^svo'a blue law dec ice vvhirii study he had n “ freling of frientllihe ard twenty-two members o f the ! odist Episcopal church. ne*s" for the ndminij^rntion plan, but of international relationships is now judifidtips, thc*y were not made, an‘* movement slow, account of weather,| was to have lieeti put into effect yes city council were arrested Friday dur­ Intimating ttiat Mr. Fordid, had adding that it indicated a policy of recognized by those who have, ill their the one man responsible was Charles m:4rket weak, prices loweh Florida’s terdny, and which would have mmle it ing the sitting of the council. Influenced the Rockefellers against , 10-iiicii crates, various varieties in unlawful to sell ice crca msoda, ci-j timidity and healf-heartednexs by the official states, maintained an opposi­ E. Hughes, himself. The French have taken over the “ If I were a member of the sonnte j;,,, toUR|, ,j.<; d„z. stalks $2.75-?.TIM), gaieties, cigars or operate gasoline * him, Mr. Anderson charged tha^Tamtion to it." mnny nnd the “ wet" Republican “ in#headquarters of the chamber of com- adn,lnia,r?li“ n in iln furci« n l,olic>’ I would at this session of congresn m(,.,t|y $o.75.‘ • filling stations the city’s only ‘ <ab-! Responsibility for delay In Ameri­ chine politicians’* with rrimlnnl liquor nrree and searched the building forj . . can participation in the world court vote to approve our membership in PITTSHUKGII: No weather report, hath vices. interestr had combined tu "get him," recret dorunieiits. It was this argoni-, L a s t L o n i C Q C r a t e 111 thq couit, even accepting Mr. Hughes rnrj| mrived, 59 ears cm track incltid-1 -----------------------V iis placed by Mr. Cox on the secre­ nrd to dii'rtipl the league, tie also ution which was presumed to.have; H o U S C D O C S H 01110110 rcferVBtion that while we associate broken. Supplies heavy, demand J j j } ) { Y c i ’Sl o i l ( i f ■iiitiiuleii lliat .Mr. Fomlick had re­ iasugurnted tho boycott which began; . - T • • < tary o f state. ■'.-i!.elves with III echihl <■! the League ,,|„i iniivement modelnt*' m.irket tillveal. d confidential information he *t Roihtim against the Krcnrh andi v t ( ) F O T I llC 1 I J I l l O l l l S t Whether : clintorhd niili'iirri lin > (.’realion is a Labk*, <.l N aDoiis, v.e claim no relationship , ,i,.,| F|«m i«lr>. liVindi crates tioldhad imported to the latter, IWlginhs and spread to other town* given, or not. the changed altitude th the parent. ’ITie substance of the j, „ <,.|f bljuich.ing and New French Says Dr. Percy (irant "In addition to then* influences ar­ in the Ituhr. The chamber is *up-i WAKIIINCiTON, I'eb. 2ft. — I he im the pail oi tlu administration w .llj” ^ ^ ^ . p l t a h c H , nml ml harm will Stl.mi, I ft doz. stalks $2.00-$2.50, few pond to have been aiding the Gor-1last Confederate veteran in the house have a helpful iiiTTitencn in the sadly NEW YORK,' Foig 2tt—Tlie Hibil- rayed against me." he said, “ there ensue from indulging Mr. Hughes* best $2.75. ('nllfornia, crates Golden ®*ns generally. The newspapers paid tribute yesterday to the mem­ involved affairs of the world, Mr. Cox cnl version of the Garden of Eden and are Involved In* tho ’ wet* financial'in­ caprices. He was at one time ns much Heart, $3..(K).$ft,00. terests who have uroil ns n do facto cUim the chamber building nntl its ory of the last Union veteran to serve declared. Ills statements follows: opposed to the court as the I<cnguc DF/IRDIT: 3«, cloudy. I Florida the story of "Adnm, the apple and stqul pigeon a ’ Wet’ lol.iking, tHTsonfurniture nnd paintings were unncc- in that Ixuly. Speaking at' memorial poor Eve" is n.fable. Dr. Percy Stlrh“ The presidential recommciiduTion nol t|)D ,,rj„c|p|0 involved, hut the nus- prrivtd, 10 ears on track including fMarily damaged’ by the troops. The ncrvices in the house chandler for thnt the United States become nsso- p|r(.H w;,j,|, |,„th were created. IVrney Grant, rector of the Protestant ntly hostile employe of the John D. broken.- Supplies liberal, demand and Rockefellers, themselves staunch the late Representative Henry Z. ()spapers head thoir articles dealing dated with the international lourt of liaps lie will find later, virtues abid­ (movement moderate, market-steady, Episcopal Church o f the A •cen-don, frientls of prohibitioo. The power ond with the situntion with “ new wild west iMirne of California, Representative justice is the l>est news Dial has ycstetda>. lie ing in the parent, as lit lias discover-1(. |or|||||' Hi-iuch crates Gobien Self- told■ hi:* rongregutioji of the inlluenrvs. interested In , _ , _ „ ......i. i , , • scope ol Hie iniiucnres. rrenes in Bochum.” nnd similar cap­ Stedmnn of North f'nridiiin, declared came out of Washington in a long made n pirn for n tnoru'.igii nmiiri • « d in the i liild.” il.lniii hing 3-ft d-»X . ^Ir»Ik t $3.00 $3.25, . . ,, , | 'getting tm are '.he l>esl proof of the that Mr. Osborne, though devoted to tions. ih'itning by tin* cliuuni , , time. It is fortunate that the matter \. w Fiun-li Strain (ft do*, st.ilks, the cause of the Union states, was en••Then. in. need of a new religion,i effectiveness of my work and the fail, was not submitted to tHe senate carlIte: l $2 75 f.t oo, ordinary $2.25-$2.o0, if the church w,ll not clean limi-e o f, methods to eliminate BrsSKl.DORF, Feh. 20.— Rapid tjrely free from sectional bias nnd it-r iti tbe congressional term 1pbowing decay low n;< 7«"h*. prtigti »» i bt'iiig made by tlv French numbered among Ids warmest friends nil its fetishes," he said. "The full- nir’ ' "While the subject if. not a new one. CHICAGO: 31, cloudy. 2 Callfor*nd Belgians in operating the Rhine- those who hnd fought under the ban-, dnmcillnllsta ill religion Irelieve that nnd the senators are fanulinr with niu, 7 Florida arrived, 30 cars on The Daily Herald, IV per week, ners of L-e and Jackson, I»n<l and Ituhr railroad systems. II they will attain happiness in the; .every detail involved, wo may reason­ track including broken. Supplies lib­ week *»s nnnounced yesterday that passer.world tu eunle through Hie belief i n ; " tM fur 15e. • ably expect a plea for delay on the eral, demand and movement moderate, S*r trains are to bo run from Essen All Rail Rates the miraculous conception of Christ. • ‘ ~ ground that the proposal involves too market slightly weaker. Florida, HI his death and ascension inter heaven. “ The Four Horsemep »n<l Dusscldorf direct to Paris begin­ on Salt Shipment important Issues for hasty action. O FFICIAL CONFERENCE AT T A L ­ Inch crates. 1-0 dux. stalks $2.50-82.75, ning tomorrow. This theory is as unworthy of mo. g m a g|i e s a ]| Records few best $2.95; K doz. stalks $1.75-$2, dem inti'UiKcnce na would l*c tm* Ik>Subject to Discount Whether senatorial concurrence is In connection with tho Improved ^ LAHASSEE IN NEXT , given or not, the chhnged attitude few $2.25; 10 doz. stalks $1.00-81.25. transportation situntion, It was stated lief today in theories of the Kgyp Thp |(,nK.aWj|jtw| |nRrnn, pn, FEW DAYS will hnve a helpful influence In the California, era tea Gulden Heart Nor­ tian priestH of the past. M ly T h r t M i H 'In l r d l ,r r » » l that the plana for taking over these JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 20.— More sadly involved affairs of the world. duct leu of “ The Four Horsemen of thern district. $5.(K)0r..r,o, Southern tailroad lints within a week prac­ "W e cannot adhere to fables' in re­ I I I . T h r A . . o r l n l r i l I ’ rrS llj than thirty iittornoys nnd snlt ship* International law is as essential ns lo­ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 20.—The fit- district $1.50-85.00; Salt Diego district ligion nny lunger for the young peo­ the Apocalypse” will he the feature at tically has been completed by the per* from Michigan and Ohio were cal or national laws. We can easily turg policy of tho states’ administra­ $0.00. the Princess Theatre today and tofttupation authorities. Tho lines will ple of today are not going to believe 1 here attending a hearing before At­ understand how useless the latter tion of the cvcrglnlcs, now that its Thls is the picture that cost I* operated by French and Belgian what their grand parents did. The torney Hlllyer of Washington, rep­ would ho without our courtr, nnd yet original reclamation undertaking is RIG BEI.I. GRAND CELERY y : ..... '. - — • • Metro $1 <HX),UI)t) to make, and from civilian workers, some 12,000 to 15,mind must contribute something to • * . . 1UU, ' . „ resenting the interstate commerce until n very recent time Intcrntstionnl |t.carjnif ccunpleticm. will be the subject 11 nccounta the 81,000,000 was well IS SOME BIG CELERY reli ’ iun ” of whom are olready'hcrc uwnitcommission relative to Ihe nllcgcd laws have existed without and estnb-1n( 0fTicial conferences hero in the next U Dm" Grant, who recently, was. the Hu nt, as critics agree that all other *nK to take up their tasks. Mr. Shnefer, the mail carrier discrimination between mil nnd wat­ lishrd tribunal to Interpret them, In few days, it is) stated In well Informcenter of a storm Localise' of his ex -1 nl P/'-ductlon on « grand General I’nyot plaiu to bring in usj brought to the Herald office today a er rates on snlt. their application.to disputes between ed circles. pressions denying the deity of Christ { “ --le haVc *urpassed and rec* . ” *n)' muro men ns they are needed, nations. The covenant of the League It is considered likely thnt the sub­ crate of celery from the farm of John arrayed himself yesterday on the ride onl runs have been made in New kfore this step is tnken, however, it of Nations' created the international ject of n pblicy may run thr\igh the Hell nt I-akc Monroe and the crate of evolution. He declared he had rath­ York) Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, nanouticrd ut French headquar- Would Indict and it is functioning in a way series o f hoard conferences mHithe ran eight hunches to the crate. One er "he on the upgrade with the des, Detroit, Los Angeles and other cities ‘♦r* that an opportunity would bo giState Superintendent court, ran hnrdly Imagine such n thing this where the picture hns been previously thnt confiims tho faith of its spon­ legislature. ttn the striking German railroad men year when celery Is running to nmnll Cendant* of the ape than on the down shown, < Anti-Saloon League sors. ' ^ ‘ Join the transportation force. It grade with Adnm ns representing the sizes altogether. Thle celery is a spe­ “ That American participation in J Fifty principals nnd 2,500 extras n»i said four hundred German railcial Hell Brand of the golden and degenerate son of God." lie said that were engaged In the filming of the I S f T h r A a r o r b itr d I’ r r u l this great judicial organization will Forbes Will Aid Wa^ workers hnd agreed to resume N E W YORK, Feb. 2ft—Acting Dis­ rays he docs not have to pick It the old testament version of a "God photudrnma, uu entire French village yield the results predicted by both the of vengeance.” was not Christianity, Investigation of / John trict Attorney Pecorn announced he out—it all runs* the‘same. Tho celery r.nd an elaborate ehautcau were, erect­ Pnder the plan all German railroud would go before the grand Jury this president and Seprctary of State is 19 1-2 Inches In circumference nnd but part of S'pagan system." Veterans* Bureau llughes seems assured. By the same ®*n W'R be given ample opportunity afternoon with a request from W ill­ Dr. Grant defended Sunday nution ed tu Ik? destroyed under artillery weighs five pounds for each stalk. ‘ 0 feturn to their jobs. TTiose who iam II. Anderson, state superinten­ philosophy we can assume that what picturts and theatre performances. bombardment. If that is not the prize celery, what Is M ir T h r A r a n r la tr d l* r m « ) .The appeal of. tho story itself has r*ftt*e *o do so will be expelled from dent ftf the Anti-Saloon league of New it will accomplish In the future could "A rc people to sit nil day in n* ten­ NEW YORK, Feh. 2«.—Col. Chas. ^vupied territory, on the ground that York be Indicted on a charge of grand have been accomplished In n critical R. Forbes, former director of the vet­ ement house on their one day of rest already been proved through tho suc­ period when we denied our co-opcraconstitute a menace to the cornnnd just think f " he asked. "No, they cess of tho novel by Vicento Iltasco erans’ bureau on his return from Eu­ •ntiniiy. |t estimated that there «jro Another “ Klan Story” tion. The development Is another want to he moved by the paMions of Ihuncx, upon which the phutodrama is i ------------------- ------j rope yesterdny on tho steamer Pres­ triumph of public opinion in Ameri­ ident Harding nnnounced he would as­ Deals With Distribution life and travel fur in their imagina­ founded. -bOO (icrinan railroad men In the ’ Kuf»- district alone of whom 30,000 Biff Tim Murpliy can nffnirs—and n demonstration of sist the senate committee in a com­ The cast includes Rudolph Valen­ tions to other lands portrayed on are striking. tino nnd Alice Terry, The scenario “ Dresses in” at Atlanta the power of our religious thought, plete investigation of the bureau. Col. Literature in St. Louis the slogs and screen." when aroused nnd organized. The fed­ Forbes denied he had beep removed was written by June Mathis, .John Convicted of Robbery erated churches of the country huve injr Tar A.anrlnlrd P cro l ( h;*r,,c ,,r'*L the sporting editor of NEW YORK, Feh. 24.—The theft of Keitx was responsible for the photo­ from his position and said ho would EAST ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2<k—Chief letald, and the Uvc rcsl estate not for n moment relinquished t^icir Issuq a formal statement in Wash­ of Police .Mulconnery announced that- thousands uf dollar* worth of regis­ graphy, and tho technical directors . . . m r T h r A r r . i r U t r d P M M ) man in j business life, Is. down nt LEAVENWORTH, Knns., Feb. 20. efforts even 1st the fnco of repeated ington today. . * Ben Morrow, who was arrested Sat­ tered mail from' n New York Central were Amos Mycre nnd Joseph Cslder. j«incs City and 'Winter Park nnd — Big Tim Murphy, Chicago labor announcements of a policy of isola­ urday at midnight charged with dis­ train botweep Syracuse and Albany Walter Mayo was assistant to Rex In­ fr seaports torlay working on tho lender, convicted for complicity In tion by the statg^department. * Churchwoll’s advertisement In this tributing anonymous election matter several days ago was reported by au­ grain. . come tax problems. |Io will be the Dearborn Street station mail rob­ "The president and secretary of issue calls attention .to the big sale has signed a statement under oath thoritative sources, today. The rob­ tomorro* |f possible in tlmo to bery, arrived nnd “ dressed In” at the state are agreed in their expressed on ladles and gents shoes, black and that he was employed by the Klan nt bery was sold to have been similar to Daily Herald on sale'at Joe’s Smoke I fn. t°nl .*n Mtra edition for the San- federal prison here this morning. He opinions that there is a prepundering colored suede shoes, men’s blbck and ten dallors a day as "precinct com- that In the Grand Ccntrsl terminal House, Mobley’s Drug Store and | Ball Park. ....___ »... was given prison number IB 990. public opinion for the rhnnge. De­ brown blufher shoes. tf mltteemnn." • ‘ . . **i 9 i ' A‘ ” UY'.''-’ ‘ ■ -’vY ' • . 1 ; ajl “ - " .. -y tjr Y36: ,*• b r id g e h e a d s e c u r in g HARDING’S LETTER PROPHETIC CHANGE OF POLICY SHOWN, • COX SAYS IS GOOD /■: Tallahassee Saved From Blue Laws . At Last Minute i -1 AM ^$9 ■M ■m ' -i u Future Policy of The Everglades To Re Subject mo .■ ’r - J 9 M ■ -IJX* g �THE Sa S’ FOKI) DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 192.1 porta were given from thi,e officer* and various committee* . Mu. DcCottc* reported that A. .i. Richardson kfndly offered the use o f the I’nlm Room nt the Valdct* Hotel for the future meeting place of the Chapter. The Daughter* gave n rising vote of thanks, and the secretary was in­ structed to write Mr. Richardson an<f express their appreciation. A letter was read from Mrs. W il­ liam Harney, of Jacksonville, appeal­ ing for things needed for the comfort Tpr the OKI Veteran* at the Old Sol• Others Home. The request was com­ plied with. |1l. Mrs. H. H. Chappell read a most iss interesting paper on “ Florida During the W ar" written by Mr*. Murphy of the day. Upon the last day of the week of the Inst month of the year of year of the 18th century. After n short business yeaslon adjourned to MRS. FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor rorln) hour. The hostess assisted by Phono 217-W Mrs. Harris, served delicious refresh­ I ( j» m k * f ( M f f r l e » * » v U lt ln v y e ments of fruit salad, hot chocolates —I t | M o r * m I m . t / u l w r * mr m w l o * and sandwiches. k . a f , >r II a r e r u t r r la t a le * . w r it • M » l » l c a rd tu thla S c a a ria a ra t, a t r la a Mr*. Merriwether’a ruom* were M a l t s , a r I r l s s k s s r th e Item . I t * »ll W a r e a l l r a y y r a r la t r * ] made very attractive with baskets of j m s p buds, and cunning llttlp hstchets iDAU were given esch meml»er. * l / . J ... The next meeting Will At. I'hlllips UrtaJnM U? atre Jessamine In Altamonte by ( I). Haines with picture* /nd vaudeville. Monday—St. Agnes Guild meft* at the home of Mrs. Puul Riggers on 8econd street, at 3:30 p. in. Monday—Westminster Club meets nt the home of ^Hwi F’ern Ward, on Seventh Street at 3:30 p. m. Monday— Pipe Organ Club meets nt the home of Mrs. A. M. Phillips on Onk Avenue nt 3:30 p. m. Tuesday—Social Department Hridgo at Club rooms at 3:30 p. m. Mra. C. L. Goodhue with u party of friends, motored to Winter Park ccleorniion. Lyle, Mrs. Hermimn Hartley. me —extra guests were: Mis* Mae Jumcs of Mrs. Dwight Babbitt U entertaining:Columbia, S. C , Miss Virginia Packr. number of out-of-town guests at ard, of Detroit, Mich , and Mis* Milluncheon today nt her home on San-I,|r,.,| Hand. . ford Heights. ' -------------ROOK LOVERS CLUB Mrs. Dwight Babbitt ha* as h er,. ,\|rj. L. I*. Hagan entertained the guests* for today, Mr. and.Mrs. R. J- member* o f the Book-Lovers Club Mills, of Cleveland, Ohio,and Mr. moat pleasantly ydslenlay afternoon and Mra. C. J. Sweet nnd son Clifford nt her home on Park avenue, of Pine Castle.--------------------------------- The rooms were beautifully decor­ -------utctl with rosed and sweet pea* comS o c i a l s e r v i c e d e p a r t m e n t u ned with greenery. The Social .Service Department of Exchanging hooks and discussion o f the Women’s Missionary Society of evilent events caused the afternoon the Methodist church was held Mon- t., pas* t;i!l too quickly and late in the day evening ut the home of Mrs. II. II. 11< rnoon the hostcs.i served chicken Chnppel on Celery avenue. rabid, hot roll*, potato chips, coffee, The subject for the evening being, n r i ream ami cake. "Mexico." .Two very interesting pa­ Besides the regular club members, per* were rend. Mi*, ling m had ns her guests Mrs. T. After the business session ami pro­ S. Huff. Mrs. George Davis Hnrt, Miss gram a social hour was enjoyed. The Virginia Thomas ami Mrs. Rose A r­ hunter* served hot chocolate and sand­ lington. The club members present wiches. About, forty membvex wen were ..Mis. Henry Mel.aulin, Mrs. E. present. I’. Morse, Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. Stelln Arrington, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Miss PIPE ORGAN CLUB Annie Hawkins, Mrs. A. E. BUI, Mrs. The regular weekly meeting of the; Harry Ward and Mrs. Fred William*. Pipe Organ Club met with Mrs. Itoli’ -------ert Merriwether on Wedt First street. N. DeV. HOWARD CH APTER U. D. C When the roll was railed seventeen The N. DeV. Howard Chapter 1.'. D. members answered with quotations ('. met yesterday afternoon at the or ^interesting incidents in the life of home of Mr*. B. L. Perkins with Mrs. Washington. Perkins and Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen Something interesting concerning .as hostesses.* his life that many may not know was] Mr*. George Fox, president, presidthut he died during the Inst hour ofjed in her usual gracious manner. Re- PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait, View and Kodak Finishing Good Work Guaranteed . _____ — ——...---- H I « H i i M ic io i« D iu ia ia it ia R g K 2 r a u ic & A i: 2 H K L 'u i]i3 ic u u B B iiiii " ■ *ILE HAS FOR 14 YEARS BEEN 1ZED THROUGHOUT T H E WORLD AS ONE OF THE BIGGEST UES, AN D ONE OF THE SOUNDEST MECHANISMS, M ANUFACTURED ® New nnd Reduced Prices Kffectlve January First Ladies’ Rest Hoorn jjlinonthl; One of the 1-nrjfcsl and Most Up-to-date Drive-in Filling Stations in this pnrl of. the shite 5 iumilar * * Why • • . JAMES KIRKWOOD in a George Melford Production When you wear our glasses you don't have to be perpetually tvor* rled about their falling off. You can go rlghl on with your usual housework because we make them to fit and to give perfect service. , “ We Sec That You See” AND BANANAS, PIN E APPLE S, TOMATOES AN D LEMONS Apples sold by peck and bushel. Tomatoes sold by basket and crate .ctuun* by dozen ... I( Bananas sold by do/cn or bunch Mover ha’s such a wonder story of the South Seas been written a* Robert Louis Stevenson’s "Ebb Tide ” Never have such brcnthti-n thrills, such colorful romance, been pneked into one picture. Prinlueed with n marvelous cast by the man who made "The Sheik." OI’TOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Rhone 410--------Opposite I*. O, SKE C A TH R AE * Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Hank * MARCH 1.1th, llth nnd 15th J* * For Florida: Partly cloudy Saturday: Sunday cloudy and unsettled; not much change in temperature; north east nnd cant winds. ■a a® 8a pa Extra Cheap Price fca i t , :. . ■ . ^ 'a ** Car on track near expresa office T R Y OUR SANFORD M AID BREAD A crisp loaf on your table this evening would 4 d much to your meal. A good nose would he tickled in our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, inhaling the odors of nil our appetizing, wholesome goodies. Next to Princess Theatre e a a ii2 n x a x isE n a zR m tu N C B C B h U ia B ,T E n n a a 3 a c u E a 3 K B iB isi]iga B Corner Sanford Ave. and 1th St. " Thursday, Friday ai\d Saturday, full tno-qunrt Hot ■ Water Bottle and Fountain Syringe. *AQ ■ 0. Spccinl, iscli . ... .... t/OC ■ STOCKS AN D BONDS PRESCRIPTI0H;;D8UGGIST ft c x p C l S .l o . e e ; UTH0R1ZED E A S T M A N K O D A K ACENC PHONE3 2 5 SAN FORD, FL 1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Georgia Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store j | j i Brown, Blue and Red Back-Ground, yard ] I | | j j • I Natural Color, yard price, M U i i R M l u i n a i i M u i i N i i i H i a i i H H i i i i i i u i i i u a r bouc ht . Let’s W’ nuchula will aoon have one of the beet. and most efficient systems of water works of any town It* site in Florida, with a Itountiful supply of water ami pumps with a capacity of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I)r. 11. 11. Sweets of (.ouUvillc, Ky., ] General Secretary of the Christian ] Education and Ministerial Relief for the Presbyterian church will preach VALmorning and evening. Other usual ser­ vices of the day. All members of the congregation me urged to hear Dr.; Mondny special* In shoos nt $1.95. Sweet, ■ See the window* at I.loyd’* Shoe Stole. 285-lie 8TROUT FARM AGENCY 113 Mngnolin Ave. Don’t lose time if this intTests you. Good 5 room house, well located, tike neighborhood, electric lights, gas, wat­ er. House in excellent condition. Hanford, Fin., Corner Second Street nnd Hanford Avenue % Distributors Seminole and Lake Counties • J*__1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE SUNDAY. PER. 2.VTH, 102.7 Subject: "Mind.” Church Service 11:00 a. m Sunday School 10:00 n. in, Woman'* Club Bldg., Onke Ave, A L L ARE WELCOME HOLY CROSS MISSION The concluding week o f the Holy Cross Mission now being preached at Holy Cros* church by Fr. Anderson, 0. II. C., will lie resumed on Monday for the young people at I p. m. and the preaching and song service nt night at 7:45 p. nt. Increasing crowds nrc^ attending from the whole city nnd it is reasonable to think that ev* cry one will come to hear and know one o f America'* greatest preachers of such reputation. Everyone most cordially invited. Walcli for Our Opening .• Everybody come HOLY CROSS CHURCH Church services for tomorrow, the second Sunday in 1-cut, will be; 7:30 a. in., low- celebration. P: 15 a. ni., church school. 11:00 a. m., Matin* nnd Litany. 7:30 p. m., Vespers. Fr. Anderson, O. II. C., will Ik- the Rev. preacher nt all the sendees on Sunday. .r Excellent and hearty music will be rendered on Sunday by the vested choir as usual. N IF T Y SPORT AN D TAILO RED HATS • weather was cold. out tomorrow morning at 9:50. have a big meeting. MRS. SCOTT/ ENTERTAINED One of tho most delightful social Evening worship and sermon 7:30. events of this week was tho ten given Subject Baptismal Service at Open­ yesterday afternoon by Mrs. W. M. ing o f evening hour. Scott at her attractive home on Onk| Prayer meeting and Bible study, avenue, honoring Mrs. E. L. Mnrkcll Wednesday evening, 7:30. Subject, and mother, Mrs. Williams, o f New Night—The Only One Like It. Study York, and Mrs. James Barnes, who is No. 4 in "Houra of Moment in the the guest of Mrs, W. K. Scoggins. Life o f Jesus.” Exquisite sweet pens, snnp dragons A school of missions will be con­ and roses were aitiitieally used in the ducted next week. .One session 3:30 rooms. p. m. ami one 7 o’clock in the tVenIn the receiving line were Mr*. Scott, Mrs. E. I- Marked, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Scott was A L L SOULS CHURCH lovely in white crepe with beaded meTomorrow, the Second Sunday in duliions. Mrs. -Marked'* French frock lAmt, the following will l»e the order was of printed crepe, while Airs. of Divine services: Larries wore u bended costume of blue Sunday school nt 9 n. m. Georgette over Sntin. Mrs. Williams Low mass nt 10:30 a. m. was attired in blurk nnd grey. Sermon: "The necessity of n solu­ During the afternoon .Mrs. Barnes, tion of the Great Problem.” Rosary, Sermon ami Benediction at who is n talented reader, delighted the 7:15 p. m. geests v.ith a group of readings, and The subject of the evening’.* lecture was encored, to which the graciously will he "The Materialist's Solution of responded. In the dining room, the lace covered the Great problem. Masses during-the week nt 7:30 tea table was centered with, a vase of snap dragons and candy tuft. At <« either comer were erenm candles in silver holders and placed at intervals wore rompotes and crystal dishes of mints, bon-bons and stuffed dates. Mrs. S. E. Barrett presided at the cof­ fee serviie while Mrs. Frank Wood­ ruff poured ten. Refreshment* of sandwiches, wafers, cake, mints, stuff­ ed dates, tt-n and coffee were served by Misses Mildred Holly and Naomi Scoggins. About a-hundred guests were invit­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ee to meet these charming honorees Our regular program of services and the cordial hospitality of Mrs. Scott was reflected ill every Retail ol will be carried out tomorrow. The Bi­ ble school will meet at 'J: 15, a. m. Wo this lovely affair. have n place for you in our Men’s clnss Which is growing. We shall look for you. . Mr. Kurbans will prriirh lit the elev­ en o’clock hour. He will have a help­ ful mesKip'c. At night we ahull have the movie picture "The Raven” which is an interpretiition of Edgar Allen I’oe’ii poem. An appropriate menuage will be given in connection. You will cer­ tainly enjoy the night service, us well ns hear truths that will do you good. Come nnd bring your friends. Do not forget the Christian Endea­ vor meeting at 0:45 p. m. IN DRESS HATS ST ’ The Scrap Iron Class had one of iU best meetings last Sunday if the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school, 0:30. A very pleas­ ant attraction at 0:30, not 0:31 in Senior-Adult department. Morning ’ worship amt sermon, 11 a. m. Subject In the School of Chrint. Baptist Young People’s Union.: nt 0:30 o'clock. Mrs. R. L. Jones and guest, Miss Sadie Hoskins, of Cleveland, Tenn., left yesterdny for a visit down the east coast. i done away with. Meeting every night at 7:30 p. m. and Sunday at .1 p. nt. All art* welcome. First Street W elak a �fesst, to"— the name, Mrs. Gillespie, had disappeared. 1/ this correction goes askew, wo will begin lo feci that I*tlfc1li>hr4 every Ntlrrniwn etrepi <»■wc, nnd Mrs. Gillespie, nre doomed.” duy nt the llrrnlri llulltllnn. tOT Mnrnnlln A w H Kanlnril, Pin. Sanford Daily Herald SOMEBODY ASKS: “ W IIA T IS A Tin I III BRITISH DEBT SETTLEMENT ,:r: 1 __ 2.__ fa -It! •fa ta »u R-*t ft ■ te tn» 3.— CITY I'l.A N ? ” IM'III.ISIIKIIM 1024. ____ ______ M llar II. J, IIOI.I.V CONDITIONS IN TH E EAST DISCUSSED BY DADS ON 4— cigarettes N. J. 1.11.1.t ill! Almost every modern city is ton l.rnrrn) Jl«aa«fr I I . A . K K K I. BU RLEY AHi rrllaluit Mnnnsrr day In-coming interested In 'a city II. %. IIOI.I.V ' i m Ra fa f-i Mi nt r fu ha r?i r Legion; plan. Since the discussion of the-subA tli rrll.lim llnlra Male I G . _ A Community Chest out of which all funds will he A|.pll<-nll,.n ject has arisen in Lakeland, followdrawn. NEW YORK, Feb. 2<i— Roger W. i or eat.* of Ohio have suffered severely I.B W II IIIIH T lirrnlnllnn Sln<tn«rr change ill the method of OUl riiiinr S2V-XV rtftrr f. p. m. 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. Hainan is now on his annual trip of the part two years, but the industries civic government, score’s o f residents anti 8. — Municipal ownership, .starting with water works inspection. With some 10,000 mile* of 0f tile state are so diversified that Hnttarrlft;lun Drier In A *t««W 1 5 Oar Yrnr............ ........ .......... *«■**> have expressed their desire to know soft water. travelling he will study conditions *n j Ohio ins not suffered like the rtntc« ■Ik Manilla ____ _________ - j—---- ~ something shout this thing called ci­ of the the Unitad Unitiid f urth?r West. T h em howevcrl'Ii lew tf,—Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. Drill errd lit i lly l>r terrier 20 leading, ontfus of ty planning—just wlmt it is. Onr Week. ---- . t—.............> I-* States. If Is report divided into eight. 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from today. ■r Possibly the best definition is that , . u~ 'IT! activity In Ohio today than in New The Ills 12- It* IH-pnne W fflilf Hersections presents m> um. u,M, vnl^ Yur,{ „ Now England. Ohio, however, nld rntlrrly rairfa Scmlnnlr t'uantz n city piutl is a slate of mill.!, It Ii n L picture of currant businr .con- - - ■* ■ nd I. rubii.i,*d..*»rr rn da,. After- ri.a|tlU|t|on that thing-; arc that ought ’ - R4 r. s Mi fts !•a f t Ml i*j f t j this community. Reputed,. klanwncn unble i, . „ i „ | ,;f u wonderful state and 1ms some y ■lain* rule* mndr kiinun un pppllrn ra ‘ nave stated that while thty had. in no . ; y *t. 1 *4 f Ion* S2.no per frnr. alnnja In ndt nitre not to bu nml things are not that # * * P ! ■tM S h tW cltlm. n s cH M »ro M treotfl of Ne*v York* Pcnnsjlha way renounced the ideals which nppled with Inen and women having vi MI£MIll'll T il K AdfOLI tTKII I’ llKSS ought to he. Translated into plain Hi pealed to And made members of, the vonia, Mnrylnnd ar.d Ohio, The Assort* I c l Press 1* exclualvaly United States, it means that a'difc- ra aion, energy, anti das Ire to do some­ pnniej. Personally, I atn very fund of ha best men in the hlan everywhere, they “ As New England was t!ie flrs\ rcc- thing worth while. Hence, I am very SVl**n e °dI« *atVhra°cr»■mt«*d**tn ‘°I* " l .eputnble barn or shed or hog pen is ra all of these states and hate to |ta,, f j j believed, for the good of the comRiun* j tfon hit by the depression and the drat optimistic for Ohio in the long lun. them.” local*'nawa "g S b ffilff ?f place on a residential lot « r « , h fa ity, that tho local organization should: t0 recover,” says Mr, Hnh*!in,," ,so My reaction in Pennsylvania was not herein. , .Ic ily park or even a factory site. Iti General business activities for ft, .Atl.rlRhli of re-imWleatloji » f apjatel;..... . ....... „ r ciyic prides f , P . Ml f s m r . * . a *■! f . itetum it* charter, and disband. Their NVw- York, Pcnnsjdvnnia and Ohio, be-1ro philedalphia, Pittsburg, and United States as reflected by the jr, means an expression itlsp.ilclicH ticr«*Iii srs olso r^wprvtil. [ useful been |j.|J)K secoml JVVV**A#|# section vto- !k> hit, > 0mo 01 of ltho cltle* doing In the providing o f playgrounds, well v»*s* -------- " ness, they believed;1 had M'K HIV-* BL-UHIU ■ 'a v- t'L j *tOll!C IlO oother u ter C llic a »nrc «« u u tllft vory dex of the Hftbuonchnrt continue! u> Of r im it KU A l.t> nun,Ml Mi t*h„nr Its in U K priM flU IU K in lighted tUrerts, recrcntlonnl centers, KU KI.UX K l.AN IN KISSIMMEE, bumpered by accusation of acts *m- sorally 1a the second section to recover.: Y,r,j|( hut there seems to be n spirit hold steady at 3 per cent alnive narf oreiFft HrnfPWR.AMr" tlrely foreign to their purposes and jn the cynter o f the denression throughout the state to depend more mnl., civic centers, parks, boulevards, ruit-i TIIE AMERICAN PHC.S3ASSOCIATION IiIo.i I h N,. vv conditions rnnililions had __> r*._ _ Ihui by moi . . . . . ___ i , l .than l .. . upon ...i.1 able meeting places. In fuel, every­ Kisaiminee has had a lot of un-jhicala. New had arisen...... arisen, waa at. Drldgeport, Conn., 1921. on inherited wealth one's.. (M r.’ Ilabaon’s r,rxt week’s rvp«t thing that will be o f assistance In pleasant notoriety this week. It is therefore, which were detrimental to tj,c rcntor of denres- ion had moyedj'|mmL.^iatL. offarts. This is 'evidenced will bo on the Eastern Central *ut« malting people mure satisfied with and (.[,,,1 nf pUhiicity which is mislead- the her,t good of the community; And. ^kron, Ohio. Prom Connecticut to j., t|Ie attitude of romc of the great with Chicago as a ecnUr.iT more comfortable in the enjoyment ;.,j, [ (f (|tl. p(t„|ifr, not conversant with srhiloclinging to their idenla they *ero Ohio, however, bttsfjnicsA is tednv If!. carporutinna nud i.lso in the case of tc read- ™*dy to give up the machinery which f n|r shape. The steel industry is Back thc public at large. This altitude was .MISTAKES IN NEWSPAPERS , t o f their environment. the fnet.r. From it the average CHARTERS (iRANTED -------In this day ami generation people i r would get the idea that Osceola ,l ft open.uncombj.ttal.le opportunities ,0 P5 ,.pr rcnt „ f |t, cnpAcltyj coal! ,hown when the coal export tax was 3^),(]|fnr discrediting their organization. A S f| | \ min%g is very active; the carpet fae- c>uacted. Everywhere 1 was asked We hear a lot about the mistakes are not satisfied with the unsightly county is terror-stricken, wild, tltr Ttif Aaanrtnlrd Tfr,,! We believe this action w u the right j torier. o f these atnten mv getting on about this tax. There secnis to be n instead of ns taw abiding a iri the Herald. We hear more about |und the ugly, they desire and mu*l TALLAH ASSEE , Fla., Feb. 2a _ the mistakes than WO do about the have and, indeed, ought to have, n" ]county as one tun find. The average one to take. We believe it is still t h e 'mUL.h better. New York City i-< feel* .^ q n gfeeling against it. Business The following charters have been fairly optimistic. The hotel i are men In Ohio, Itlinols and other states times when there are no mistakes. In those things that are worth while ftl" l ' reader will not stop to ronjfder Hint light thing to do. Knowing many ■ • i 11 v,i;, mi repiit. tl t«. t.r f ::;i .,r ,| ,(u> .,re:i are doing .qi(l the^ considered It the most dan- sued by the Secretary of SLate: ' * other words, people woubi mther point that, when oblnined by Lakeland, will ^ jm^tlcuiar iiirtanre which procIpL H u ff Lock Switch Co., capital, Jj. out your failings than your aucccss j make this city one o f tho nroat nttractpe puhtirity was brought hjgtn klansmcn, and knowing them to b e 'a good bnxipesi. There, hiwever, I»Tgcrous piece o f ioglslatloft enacted OfO, Miami. spending of money the days of slavery. They claim nnd this is especially true «uf n news-! live In the country.— tuikeinnd Starthe man who made the af- , nu'n the highest Ideals, men who no suchi riotous r Florida Rush and Door Company, restaurants hm! theatre.: n - du-^ Pcuusylvania cart .put ........ «n ex paper. fjdavit, by intrusion where he knew , v>ouhl Facr'ifice, mid who have sacri- in the rest?................................ - - that „if ........................... » ln <• paper, There are OH chance* to make Telegram. .. - * * I'.e was not wanted. Alleged respon- !i(etl* ^ 0,< K isslmmce. and j rin gtho boom times. The prihcipnl in -fr orktax on coal, then New York can l *P w 1 . Jachaonville. mistakes in a newspaper where there dustry of Now .New York City Fi Fa bankinff, bank'inf, rt,i rut an expo't expott tax on jr.dp, pulp, Ohio on on; , ',aA; J'an,1 is one chance to make one in other MAKING O U K ’PRODUCTS KNOWN ,n,;jUy f „ r llirents is hgund to be he- Saint Cloud; and Osceola county, we duatry " ,fn^ “ ' ' avmK4 1t*rnpanyt ■ ii ala. * lines nnd.ln ii nbwspaper’yvdryonc secei ' ,j„artcrs. regardless of believe they will take such action. F or] and jobbing. The hanker.: ere not ■ Uriel. . Michigan on copper, ami nil ut,‘ lt:U , ■ u ‘“ Farms, real rsut« tho mistakes nnd they cannot be bur- j . f .jht* Florida Tropical .here the threats originated. M ««r i prt’*em •conditions, regardless or the ju-ciatly optlmis-i - ov.r the i v *!■*•''the ettui Elates on something or othkor.st Gardens H 180,000, (hieda led «s they can in other lines o f Inisha, ttb,c t« learn there in ,.j t Mde reader.; wilt not detect- the IfAricacfes which have hi ought them of lower inor. y . • - fa- n .'b t.yc pt- ,.... 1 1,; would mean slums for o i t r ; ‘ " P1 1,0" * incss. Take your typewriter, for in- L V o n 7 'in d u -tiy in Florida that Is.t-rNted fa l -which leave n lying ini- in tj nr. hurting tho common-. iflg those who -ell bomb, n f m i i c t . and’ give a blow to Antori-I S.tatC U»,,k* raI 'taI ID,stance. If you use one yourself you M ' lt,'. |„. known nationally. , rr ion o f Oneol.i coUUy in the col- ili'- They are butting business. T h ey; nn money xntei d dine Co-demand for vnil pro rity from which it would ^ ’ n Pr „ will note the many mistakes that you * , ||al i; lht, (.iirun fruit huriness vmm the Tunpn T im e when its «»t’ making hard-hudded. urhiete- h ir.ds Increase: and . bmd p w - take ts mm or lw « generations to re-' V rang^A .rjw Co«iW , make from time to time nhd these bj, „ u. [.'|,,rida Citrus Ex- n „,rU.r I:„ , , -t„ the lengths of mis- *"cnte crumble. They are retarding; strengthen. Certain banks b »v » ab cover. Personally, i kelane that !®| r ?. mistakes you will erase and correct. ..... . Tjim}ui. This exchange is , presentation exii|bH«l In Thursdny's They are intorfering with ready beer, ohhge I to relcre th.-.r iut;M (,f IVnn,ylv.uua have ‘ " L-s‘ nvith ' ***** Tho linotype operator on a nowipaj!-! , wh m it count:-w here!; And the resultant mental state. enfom-ment of laws, they are dividends and mare w ,u # m * may .Urcly • mUbterpreled -tr.o wt lus o f " - • J" cks n.v,n^ . I, A. Coburn's cr has a keyboard, similar to your u the expenditure o f m u c h | r ^ d f u g %uvl» sensational stuff. ‘ he hands of authorities. They bo expected by nth r tin t-')>:•?. tl |»c„nsy!viuiln people, ........ 1u n * 'Minstrel l ‘ natr,U’ citMU! live u'1 in vI*i*duO, Unytf.nn, typewriter and hi* mistakes are sup-, ifionoy* i-.r Ex...... ui „r uu1 exaggerated i.* 4r* :r. one of "A single state epm.o rnr iP8tnncc'.. in»innvvM the *«*-■ Citrus ' unv fXflKki • ""i' 1 )1 nri' discrediting men of good repute,: ‘ The jobbers of N:v; York City are A larks Frozen Fruit Co., .apitil pose.l to he corrected. Sometimes the b.M thrwU«h it* advertising a g - . ^ f th„ t O.-eola county is inwlets. Brey are hurt in weL earned reputa- facing : nine 'tincr, !air-*y. Their work it elf airy more tlian u <1 ■: can live on • : 25,000, Miami, i. are providing opportuni- is very largely Importing and export- its tail IVun^ylvamn n.-.-l.i th. mistake* me corrected iiy the proof: onc.. that^ of the Thomas Adver li• •ing 'Orecoin countv m not Irnvie x It ’ thins. Th t,e-.r*:o W. ( ’ ban e litsurUnce fa_, d rad dangerous acts, i! them <d the rountry mo a* i ban the ( ex’ (r-g. Th" t if h reader nnd when the operator is mn^* Scrxico of .lm ksenvllie ami Tampa, i- ft".' been done an Injustice by the lies for unlaw i . . ,i; 'on lli-rnlily, !h-* olt- need lYnnsylvuiea. A y slat.- ccltuh L.ipil.,1 315,000, l)i Iambi. iog a new line In* makes another mis­ ! using -mil nationally read publica­ highly colored rej.ots, t.y th. thr.a.l They are eat:- e h.-iii tai he*, Alonzo A. ,1ohjpn ('.tHtipaav, tapltxl We recogni.-.i tiie justice of the cun- I inti- I ii- tigur take that is never corrected ,ns only tion a* the Delineator, Good House- • f omitriiibtion which run:- lhr<> ,t .i all *i :* ign trade which attempts to exist lay taxing other one proof of the newspaper is token. ; keeping. Modern l’riseilla, I'n-toriiil ,>f F annumce is issit, staf ? will fall a* d. I! Uhvm*. II .m ,'25,000, Tampa. •h? Depart tm • Kit Klvx Kin. itenlion that" t1 >--irsiittniinl reading ntattor. Floiidn Coa.-l inve.stim .v >a., capi­ Then If you ever saw tIn- inside .if a Review, Woman'* World, Wuinati'ver, i am cur:i!; tig*.. »y sh-lW and i ' r iiuge. JloWtv cchtrh it takes rto t-n- Whale. The K ii Klux LI.tii is picture! a- blunted lot a t ta*! 215,000, Daytona, daily newspaper office when thoy an* ' II -iti- Companion, Suturilay Eceuing lm smh dlspo.iti : eating a r. ign of let in. in this coun­ part. We tt*to i i lin t Milne of the, the e c.xporte ii’-il tr.-.portt,’ « find it vlmeil that there i i oiid Gahjei Utrtni. 1 irpuritisa, t: ' ii * 1 -, bn ini's-.. getting ready to go to prc.-.i you wilt I' ohI, People's Home J*rtiraal, Literary 'opposilimi. nnd a> bo uu-,-:rm tittieh ni'-re , 1 lion to IVnnsvG it mail of ibo agitation ty. Out-ulers might believe that easily see that mistakes not only hap Hi,,,, t. and medical mnl nursing jour T h . of t un ,i ■ mhr.s efIsewheG* pretend, hot that fear, a! mg rapital $ >00,000, Miami. u g u iu s l tin- 1 la f,,r perronal reu-, L ' UjtiiMr In life and property exi*t-. pet* every day hut your main thought | alt .if which have a combined frunl t(„. Klmu gin of prni*■ ■ nil e uvcr-ied. Il'*W•<ll:.. We I. line are ungrounded. I ‘ -------------- ---’. n t--.* the difficulties; Residents of Kia imwoultl be "how do they ever get any-1 I k , a a distinct fueling in the way < > f di-inuuUr.g tfie organiver, thenha Ju.-1 .me lie vv.u.l Wo:d In in closing u-gui.lu-gai.lA larg-,iiirgr pneke* jmcke containing 3n tv ,1, of who eir.idittion of almost 15,000,11(10. nice have a fairly gooil idea thing right?" And yet Lite Killlit* pt*0a.d p k u Fite Exchange is buying good space nrp |-jan (m.n ju t,-. If current belief zatiou. W l- know ronit- ,,f t|u* people; ^**r the bvite throughout the East ing New Jersey and M-vrylmiJ. 1 fii-.l ceilenl di posit c-f ram pie who make a kick ori mistakes arc* m the country's best publications, Ii II. r.Ut’ g me -il OL on | New Jersey very active. New facto- goad a the' f.:,l id ns t!lo' f.:il ■ W .i ..-i l, birr ■ ■ it,'!j’t. element* will 'di'ye I'r. ee wjit ciuty, c to personnel Is- tree, - lime of, and eternally asking the editor to go thLj is ' putting good money hark of a gmnl nt In ! il". i!ny and there knuv.n ! ! " f f al the kFuns-f*he Hr! a I ■b. F 1 ’.*!g it;I C-C i the I t: il i;d i *t I luridj, unity "f. the very best men in the- think tl -y 1: *o Iu place or that about the time tin- pap.-r the tl.; I ’ i,t l t ii a fir* spirit rmo*-;; : people. Ma- h.u. Ii.t-u dixcilvfered near T*eif-iriu*s nnirlo Florida citrus fruit-, (hi -•uim.nity heI m:> l-i tin- organization. men .mi.” ,« IhUI !ir,i t +I f. tb goes to 'pres * nstd they think it n stale’s orange a and grapcfi oil. P i'4 ion very i s- nnd a company to I . k- nv-rr u D» i viand, of nv.ir.-i-, nev. g wijl tiiink t . b i laid down." who Lisuws lb.--., men t H cL3i_i not III strung.* that he shppld i. fo-<- and t.-lt lulling' the 7'CCDft! ";f a tn-nerr r,ilicit from Hcrpcrith-.s iVnrhad r .»...i • mpiay To rind :>., t he kbin’H ehiirt.-r « Umt Ihc-ie is rnt Ih-1- would for f: minute coiisider ih.tn rcthem he i* buiyl, fottfn gUp « new • cui. ds d. or. g l.as Ih .-ii formed .•> w >ik ifi. ilcpeit I i r ie il *’-'• m-ianco •, for tin- .hp-v • ith of* ■■g (ter fruit of that kind, and it j.oints t<* snii::-* ibb- for. nor ar.pib'sr.-nt in, imttn- MO*.-., till,-lp. ft i ly was . timidm eg t.> havp tl Hrit paper, either weekly or daily, is like I tii'• , will tmt I-.ihe advantage* that are t >d*e had by tin* thhm which rvnmr ha* ■-laim- good of bringing up » baby: They have to he .1: : ! di i-iim'.- fo.x. . d and lltlv lying down. • mn - ring "S ial(l“\veet" product*, It i "l have taken pine.-. No thinking nursed 'all day and part of the night.! , ,, , ,,,. ,.i a it they are deicriliitn-.i <> pay u- princi­ It will he tt patriotic, high ideated, Tt, m . / ... .' , h doing that nationally. In i lotel man would for a moment believe that pal tiiiil in'.erc.t in toil. G n.itleri' 1he Alt. Dorn topic.. (Hl.t nlenit one; . Using numerou of the daily nnd these men, many nf whom have been jcommuitily-building, lione.st utej. to that of the jlO.OOti.Ltutf.uuti dwetj to instance in that office that shows the ! * ,„i Mi. Klamtnan, you will then; weel.Jy u.-w papers to nretuaiiit even mtivi- wuikeis iiir. the public good, perversity of faU* in a newspaper ofthe United Sates, over one-half if it Floridians Wll,‘ the- goc»dnc?r. of ‘ he. fltc KUjjjy wf f or' sanction, Ecmlinp h{-v»-' »>* Die law-al.iding citizen-; w i t h f ^ . s!t a tn r,.. - ,lo-i 1 S lire: “ Sealdhvfcet" brands. (threatening notes tn other merrhants yoU" ,n y'n,r , *° •*«|»p«rl the ' f ’ | W * j’ ^ ,’ „r . | “ Mistakes are made in thi: hint reg­ Tl.i. wo.k i. on,, ol llu- t o » l !l; „ f this roomy. .... H o , " « • ' "J .............. i„„.| Th-. j ulated households, am! in every news­ can hr dime for Honda- Flu- men . .. f th,.,,. ,k-KiJtrdlv ,mv "Atonement heenu-*- o f .misun, paper shop, whether well regulated . ...... ....I - e 1 lWo " nn ‘ u > ........... i ...... ....... gewntl Impre-hm m thto.hi' f who advertise Fiurida produc-t* Jia- :nek*., and the unthinking iwall a i!.'l -1 tiding nnd ini*reprns.-ntation. is that in n Hi ’t i*. (bi or not. Probably there was never n 5 on \vtil have all I rue \an i u ons wdb tioaatly, and tIn- mm who make ev *ii. ;-| ,H I... v ll"le. newspaper printed whir It did not have England and g**. h i . ! . m y effort -t.» tn-ivince their frit ud I I . II. there is the aiiti-klun organ you in your stand for Dhi per i cut we ran t>* eli.diK- !.i lo bay »r ;rr; a few mistakes to it, dis. le.iit TloA Sanford Inatiliilioii under the direct man.in*! neighbors tl. il b Iprula .»ruiig** iile.a. lin e too an- good men, con- Anh-i .i .,*,1 m. V.i'j will .lypnve Ecoun- product a Nov iinui cirsnr. foi c. ta Topic is tm exception t.» Ibis ml,, diel.s of ilnopportunity of doing tiiiil gnipufruit an- the h.-M in tin .-vientiutm men interested in the wejaffement of the following and when the publishers liml these I demonstrate tlmt U pays for a nation woild. are ihd;i,: n w»aderfully can I fare of tho community «1 ho , * praised ll,,n^'H wh,rh thpy now l’aM 'lo ttmli t 0 meet her obllg.-RVi and proU-ct mistakes, rspccially in news items, Snor crediiom. in vifw o» Ui;s nM otnur thdy try to make a correction in the structlvo thing creating faitli. 0,,co urd ci.r-ed^nre^ the khimmieii. 1'hus hinme nn you. HOARD OF DIRECTORS faith is estnblisiic.l the work is not so tW(j fnctUinB an, irpated, two factions F<.r the greater good wo bclfevr > y..u next issue. When the correction events, the keenest hankers of Now bird, yet the advcrliumg must g * mi |jf mw| wh(, ;H, pU|lf„K together »houl.l “ pocket your pride" In favor of comes out with ii worse error than the Yotk look for a ra'h-r nrtiv . c. to constantly create renewal o f that foj. th(> ;,llt opposed to lht* welfare, the good of ithe Ii. Anthony, \V. II. Tunnicliffc, Dr. S. Puloriginal Item, the Topic thinks it is market during th year ItC.l. M ievUll is said tu b< ereii other, t.. the detriment of their faith even tb n" t[ l,n,,k your .-barter. ing that tb. r.tui t ,will wing h .b playing ill hard luck indeed, and Un­ union, l*j, 11. Hawkins, W. E. Scogffnrt, growing cold. community. , M t- ’’A,‘l b" hv he.ieve the same at ways hevWeen ver h.'uair IT.ii:-, the ] people who are affected probably beFlorida roiibl well stand to have a C. R H’illiams l.nst summer these two factions 11' ti<!.• -houid le taken bv you. \. * g ’’- iog i*4 b -tl: *1-1 . lieve worse things than that. Two ■ ■ and h v. whole flock of such institutions as the v.te-.im -whlit hitter, ami wild Stories \ the klnli ihodl.l ». ml ha-1 iti ; ritfb ti1.ii w ,iv i l weeks ago an account was given of Florida ( itn:- Exchange, which n an wvie. eirculated. This paper finally ’ • Mni? '»*' l,cIlcv,? >l, ‘ •*> a golden wedding . eleht.-ition at lh, I "Every time tb.it I .i-.t tin- Mohawk agg»vgati»ti of men engaged in one , .-fused lo print matter from either mi an organisation and as in Grandview, when Mrs. Charli-a Gil .alley of New V.ak Flute ! :::n m .rc A L L DEPOSITS INSURED industry who are spending good mon­ Side, as the agitation whs hurting the ,!ivi,lurl "PKoncnta to ether individu- imprcr.-ni with its gri af clivity and lespie did herself proud with a won­ ey week after week in demonstrating . Uy. ami causing nothing hut Itanil. s‘ ■ ■ derful surprise dinner honoring the iUi potential resources. 1 should not their own faith in FhuIda-grown pro­ tro Ihu Hauer heads prevailed, Isitli sides iplit] ''^r‘ Neutral, we feel sure fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. be surptisnl -t.. bijo tit.* country, ly­ ducts ami creating a new faith' in milagitating, and Kissimmee went for- jHSri,e with ua. and Mrs. <’ . M. Keilbarh. In the ing U*Lwecn Albany and Iluffslo, tra­ ; ....... .... . . . . lions of them.—Tropical News ward. Till now no mention of the Ku! ,1k’ *iak« uf »,!tl community, our versed by the New York Central, ti: iwunt, cretlU for tho fount wan given j 4 ■ ♦ * to Mr. instead of Mr*. Gillespie, puich • Klux and "antis' lias been made by 1-usine, ., Our good name, otir hunt. ., West Shore and the Eric Camil, l»cto the chagrin of those good pcojdo,! The “ ,,,"iU1l,r'’mr" 1 lhc ! the Gazette. Hut the time has come nil llttow down all affiliation . come ................... ................... Sanford, Florida the gi cutest manufacturing eccand also of theTopic, wlion-the mis- hrs^ “ nB* fl,i’ 1 11 '* ,n " ."<>u ' ;wiien wocannot keep silent, for again; which, tight or wrong in tln-m w Iv.m, i L’ nitcd S at.--, it- lUmatv take was (minted out. I a,* l week n l,^ lo t e n «n s will fff ‘ ''KVther nn Hg itttUm, i;t threatened, nnd agitation,|*'« «*“ i-mdccive to co-op.rathm, und ;isideal; its labor condition*, a re good; \ nol ttrt„ t ructiVl., ,-aurcs more harmj‘ * » ‘•ummon good. With the gmnl men jt nb!)Un;|4 8^ t cl,uurai correction was attempted and aft.•r ,h,‘ “ • i" " " ‘riratio I ot Uoill.ra the papers were printed .ami sent out .. .....' “ 7 f ..... l h , ,i,taB » i , k h i t . Un-!*” *M '» « (» » ■ M B W ..... ....H mv! ______ ___________________ to subscribers, the embarrassing dis: S ? n !!!l •■'""monlty h“ Cl,,,:.-., j |„k; I,liuminm,. , , „ l m n m n n n H a u ( i n n n I , m n a , m n w M « | covcry was made- that the one name we are all Intern tol in KoHuw |,VHy, wptk!ngtogether to takead Van-]‘ » «'Mah|(sh himself here, and all o f . miiu.;: of rjte country are located to n = which would have corrected tlie item, it i- cm* of otir local colleges ail< tag.* nfOsceola'swonderfulresourc11* together ran soon weed bint out. the south and the greatest mimlRT ,,f had disappeared entirely fiunt the close at hand, • 9 i , to tear the city which rati be, nhd The individual who is using either ride j available water powers are located to “ correction," which ended with liiej which will he. But outside publicity <f the controversy for personal ends thtf mirth. The;it. tur,,iitIons are cerwords, "The account should have cred­ li anyone Iiiih a l.i k on this brand |,us unfair publicity wo believe, will noon show himself up.tainly Ideal for general manufnetur. " ited the dinner, which Was a veritable of weather they should he depoited t " , erifortunate puhlieity we know. We -Together, as good citizens ..f Osro- iltK of „|| ki|!(|a< This valley is el-, e *] London in tin- winter time. And the fav "unfortnmilc publicity" advisedly.;°*n coulity, let us run down tho harm- -1,,0t only to our greatest American ti- jt cold weather in tin* tun thorn states is Why? |ful influences, sujipnrt the laws *’* ties, but it in well located for export n - - Mi bringing the tourists to Florida, SanBecause il has made harder the city, state, and nation, upbuild the trade. U HELL WHEN u 1ford will get some of them as they thing which the iwst men o f the klnn community, „«U together in construe.] * » ever establish redmoe- S YOUR REAL LIST IT ^ ^ ^ „ drift northward. And we have n golf mid of tho “ antis” ’ nnd nf tho "ncu- Hve efforts of all kinds, and make ooo o «® E STATE WITH US links for them this season und good 'trnlri' have ben -working to bring Osceola county I bettyr place in wh{ch!th(,r ,hc Matl„ of Vork 0hil. » hotels. about. Thnf thing Is harmony, or eo- to live.— Kissimmee Gazutte. i ntld IVim.-ylvanla. Moreover, let ,m>jg Our orders are coming in so fast that if it were not that wc L -o oporatioiu Acliiuvcmnt of result was add thp^ we do not applceiate our t’a -j |j Spencer Height lots ,nro going kept prepared to render real service we could I A rharter has just been issued to radian1oppoftunlticr. Cantuia is n wen- n Wt* hope every reader will take note well under way. For a long time no fait. One of the boit sub-divis­ not handle them. . * *. ............. c of what the Kissimmee ■Gazette says factional feeling hurt been apparent. the Canaveral, Orlando & .Southwest­ derfu) country, and both Canada and ions In Sanford and all big lots. Coot, clear-headed judgment held ern Railroad Co., which is capitalized in this issue nhoiit the Ku Klux Klnn the United States are oinking a great See us now nnd pick while pick­ -WE DELIVER [ PHONE USKlnn members had realized nt $5,000,000 and has for itn purpose mistake in erecting tariff walls. The in Osceola county. It stands for this sway. ing is good. Easy terms. tho construction o f a railroad from county and every other county oh well. United States should freely purchase ku * , ------- *— o---------erl, a false one they contend. Non* Cape Canaveral In Brevard county to raw materials from Canada who ami wt* deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. Ami if you tl° ■ lt Is said that tin're are 300,000 participants in either faction had rec Scbring, in Polk county, n distance of should reciprocate by buying manu­ . • not drink Elder Water now—you will, touristH in Florida this season. Thisjognizctl that frequently the klnn had 122 miles. Tile charter also provides factured goods o f us. The* Crentur exafter onc trial AGENTS' is something for Sanford to think Iteen blamed fur nets for which it was for the construction of seventy miles peeled such reciprocity tu tak o place and both countries nre making a great ” not responsible. "Antis" recognized of hrartrh lines. about. R E A L ESTATE mistake by trying to Hock the natural j this fact too. If we are correctly in­ Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance a Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s. Smoke flow of commerce. Get busy on the mosquito campaign. formed, nnd we believe we are, a 105 IV. First St, HANFORI), FLA “ Ohio is coming along slowly, hot § This is the time to kill them witn a movement has itcen tm foot some time; House, Moblcy’a Drug Store and to disband the klnn, and the “ nntls" hr Hunt's Pbprmncy. tf surely. Of course, the agricultural in- i u club while they are asleep. « □nanuoDutina Man ■!>■■■&■ bum ■MHRHaHHRMRiiaBaaH>>H* ,IR" ' W cW l fo r 10 SANCTUMS P e o p le o f Sanford PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SIT S Maxwell & Britt if T m 1 \ * V �' • •• *- • • T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 26, 1923 RAGE TUB: A REX INGRAM PRODUCTION'BY VINCENTE BLASCO IBANEZ The fulfillment of St. John's prftphecy: the Rreed for world dominion calling forth Conquest, War, Famine and Pestilence from the lair of the heusl ‘ • that astounds in its magnificence Romance that inspires, beauty that enthralls, spectacle M ATINEE PRICES: CHILDREN, 10c; ADULTS, 10c EVENING CHILDREN, FOR S A LE —Pepper plants by E. E. Washburn, West Side. 280-3tp hUIl SALE— Hosier and (Jays' paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc M H ta N You can find the name of every live Business Man in Sanford In thia Column each day. Cards of SanfordV Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whoa^ In hia chosen profeealoa the Herald rreommends to the people. Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken Tor lew than 25cAnd positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit nrordlngly. located.—A. P, Connelfy & Sons. George A. DeCottes OUK PRINTING P ln riH *»s! OUR PRICE 1 IL U H l-Hl 02 French Avenue-----------Phone 101 AUornoy-nl-Law r— ( FOR SALE Over Seminole County Bank The best bargains ever offered in FLORIDA used cars: 11*20 Huick «ix, touring, good Quick Service Transfer tires, newly painted, runs like FRED R. W ILSON Storage Facilities new. Price .............. U we please you, tell others; if not, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 11>20 Huick six, touring guar tell us. Phone 498 anteed condition * First National Hank Building 1922 Huick six touring, FLORIDA SANFORD N O V E L T Y SANFORD u good buy uml the priced right, only . t WORKS 11*18*Quick Six, five new tires, V. C. COLLER, Propin good shape . $(00.00 CHELLE M AINES J!*1X Huick four, in fine con- * General Shop and Mill , LAWYER dition $225.00 Work 1022 Overland, runs ns good as —Court House . it ever has, only ...... $:tou.oo CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 11*22 Ford Touring, extra good $200.00 617 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Eyes Examined Glasses Designed 11*22 Ford Coupe ........ .. $325.00 These cars have been passed upon Henry McLaulin, Jr., by-our head mechanic ns being in A -1 B. W. H ERND O N Opt. D. condition, therefore we guarantee all the aliovu ears to you. Optician-Optometrist INSURANCE AGENCY We sell on terms. We trade. FIRE--------AUTO-------- BONDS 112 East' First Street Salford, Fla. 8 ANPORD HUICK CO. Phone 307 2K7-3te 101 Park Avc. SANFORD S. O. Shinholser ELTON J. MOUGHTON Contractor and Builder ARCHITECT n si Floral Designs nmml ami (irnunu.-nl.il I’ hints SANFORD M AC H IN E C O M PAN Y General Machine and Boiler • Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phpne G2--------Sanford, Florldu ^ .j, L. B. HODGINS AUTO RADIATOR AN D SHEET M ETAL WORKS Grnrral Repairing 107 French Ave. -------Sanford. F*a. l-l-ltnp. STROUT FARM AGENCY 113 Magnolia Ave. Don’t lose time if this ii)tnrest8 you. od 5 room house, ajdi located, nice ghbornood, electric lights, gas, w.nt! louse in excellent condition, nor for quick sale mimes very low tC*. |2,4Q0. $850 cash, balance ?thly. The monthly payments, ore j* than the average rent paid for Bar houses. hy pay rent when a home can be kht on such easy terms. 278-tfe Mrs. A. I. Spencer SPIRELLA CORSETIERE Sanford and DcLand FOR S ALE —Modern tmugnlow, lour ami both, practically m>w, A l­ FOUND DR. B. D. CASW ELL so rooms five acres hammock land on, good FOUND— A pair of eye glasses. Own­ Announces the removal of his offices road. Easy terms. Inquire 1103 Oak er can have same by describing and for the General Practice of Dentistry Ave. * 284-3 tp paying for this ndv. 283-tfc To 211-216 .Meisch Building F01FSAIT!*'— New bungalow, ti•rooms Feb. 17, 192.1 Sanford, Florida and hath, all modern conveniences, East front, Palmetto avenue between French Confiscate 11th nnd 12th streets. Part cash, bal­ New York Salesman Twelve Billion Marks ance easy monthly payments, like Robbed o f Diamonds rent. Telephono 252-W. From Berlin Train 284-3te By Two Bandits In Elevnlar in Downtown District of Chicago Today (tty Tli* Amnrhilfd 1'rr.M CHICAGO, Feb. A:I.— Henry Hart, n New York jewelry salesman, was robbed of uityct diamonds which he valued nl $11*0,000 by two armed men in nn elevator in n downtown building today. The robbers threw the elevat­ or operator from the cage at the'sixth f1oni,„he told the police and with Hart a prisoner mounted several floors higher. They stopped the elevator me­ nacing him with revolvers and took his satchel nnd diamonds. Hart said they then left him on an upper *(loor. FOR SALE— Lot, next to* my residence, ideal location.—S* W. Brad- Men Who P rofit Act (Ilr TSe A.wInirS rr.»«l A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P- FORSTER. President II. F. WHITNER, Cashier PHOTOGRAPHER lit. View and Kodak Finishing Good Work Guaranteed OVER POSTAL TELEGRAPH O FFICE SANFORD, FLA Chautauqua Week Here March 31st to April 5t Mhft-« ETRO They dared not let him liva Thii h but one of the ama*ingly dramatic aituatiaru in 1 P rodu ction o f Iiy Anthony Hopo #11. T h e BERLIN, Feb. 24.—French forces have boarded the Bcrlln-Cologne oxpresa near Sengsley and confiscated n consignment of twelve billion marks nnd plates belonging to R. Ei Rtchhank, it has bt*cn announced here. Di Giorgio Concert Orchestra Scensrlo by Msry OTIara Pliotograpby by John F. Seits Dramatisation by Edw. Ro*q Widely-known instrumentalists, under the direction of Signor T. Dl Giorgio, eminent conductor. They nio always on^uainstically received Van Browne Novelty Company The Hcrnld delivered six times n At the Princess Friday and Saturday, March 2nd and Third week for 15c. * This ift your opportunity to ac- j i i i i i H i i n i i i i i i i i i u i n i i i i i euro a HOUSE OF YOUIt OWN, Five rooms anti bath, toilet, electric lights, modern through­ out. Popular entertainers presenting diversified programs of iitstrumontal und vocal numbers, impersonations, and featu o f maple' and flWilom' DRnsnaaassssBssvtun; , :=-- m Vierra’s Hawaiians M --Hi Singers and players who portray truly and vividly the music of Ha wnii. A notable musical attraction which never fails to please. $300.00 CASH BALANCE $35.00 PER MO. Million Dollar Hotel Built in Miami for. Next Season interest upon interest at the rate o f 4% compounded, makes money grow fast at Our Savings Depart­ ment. No matter how long you live, money saved NOW will come in handy. Start your dollars earning in­ terest at this bank today. In lid. ililrmnis were niark MirliarT. conqiirator, if* init the King of Ruritania, *. O. Address, 228 So. Boulevard one 408 Del.ami. Florida 14 Myrtle Avc Oranges: During the past week the Laurel Avc. ‘ . 285-3tp factory.*; The auction markets, after FOR ftENY—Furnished housekeeping thiwing considerable strength were inclined to he easier toward the end or bed rooms, 211 East f»lh St. of the week. The early arrivals of the heavier volume of California na­ ENT— Furnished apartment, vel shipments were, then just begin­ moms. SOU Palmetto Ave- ning to manifest themselves. The out­ 2HG-2tp look for good Florida oranges, well parked, continues very satisfactory. W ANTED (irniwfruit: Extra good quality of WANED—*A chance to build your grapefruit lias commanded exception­ new homo before lumber gets any ally good prices in the auction mar­ higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ kets during the last week, the f. o. b. ‘ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc markets being steady with good in­ GOOD JOBS fur good boys; clean and quiry hut at generally moderate pric­ healthful work. Opportunity fur es tin fruit of ordinary quality. Pres* advancement. Apply Western Union i cut sternly demand with a continua­ Telegraph Co. 280-lfc tion of shipments in reasonable vol- [J , unic would indicate a good reception p i for well packed frtiit in desirable si*- H es during the week. Tangerines; The remaining longer-' I ines of good quality are now in n j^ very strong position. Severe weather over much of the! MISCELLANEOUS country hnndirup|H.-d the distribution13 FOR SALE— Wood for sale, small of fruit und retarder! the movement N blocks and trimmings from the of frpil Into consumption around the in crate mill. 50c n wagon load at the first part of the wick. As the weather mill. Fine to make your heavy wood I lias moderated, consumption inis in -, * creased and demand hua developed in'C burn well.-—Shlnholaer’a Mill. 251-e.o.d-4wpi proportion. FOR SALE— 5 acre grove, chickens, furniture, $700. $300 cash, balance THE SANFORD SIGN SHOP paints Sigils of any kind. Quick service. time payment, no interest. Box 71*1 Prices right. Plume 480-W. 282-5tp Room 7, Miller Bldg. city. 28fl-3tp HANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD FLORIDA FOR SXI.E— 11*2.1 liupmohilc, driven HOARD— Reasonable for refined peo pie, Lake .Mary Lodge. Profession, 2,800 miles. $85.00 worth o f ex­ A. P. Connelly & Sons al dietitian, also trained nurse. Con tras. Make me an offer. Address DR. R. M. WELSH Kstnlill.tiril ions 28-1-titi “ 11." enre Herald. 2Rfi-5tp valeseents taken. Graduate Veterinarian Il-K-A-I, i:-S-T-A-T-n lephones* Office I’ n r m . In ,r.ln irn l. FOR SALE— New Chevrolet utility Iffice 12o Opposite P. O. t n - I n i l i r o T r d tnnil In .u r an r fcoupe, has been run 2,0110 miles. Residence 257 Del.and, Florida Five gopd coni tires, bumpers, spot LOST—Lock find Ini licit uf keys Tie• l l y I.a la ' S n r r l * llu n ita tween Luke Monroe nnd Sanford llo m r a l.u .a . light, at a bargain. Inquire of John Return to Sanford Herald for re­ I l u . l n r . a 1’ r o p r r l * I l i m l w r * . C tin n rr a Culby nl John R usscII'b home. 285-titp W. J. THIGPEN word. 2H5-3tp Main Oflflci* FARMERS— You can get seed bed Real Estate I.OST—One platinum brooch with 3 MM sell IIUAI.TV c n ltr \ K V '* frnm*a and irrigation plugs st ths dinmonds set in It. Flntler leave nt s \ M ’oiii) i\vt:sTM i:>T e o itP A x r FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfi* ■ 1 *' V _— - ' _ —; Herald office nnd receive $20.00 re­ P tio n r IOI-N M nm itiliR A te , F o lt JJAl-E— Controlling internal "TiV ward. 278-tfe STEW ART Tr DOLLAR UPON DOLLAR 209-tfc f. o, t». demand for oranges was very *-S FOR RENT— One front tied room, 117 strong nl prices very generally satis­ ...The... Seminole P r intern CITRUS REVIEW FOR THE WEEK ORLANDO, IVu. 2u— The weekly citrii* review by F. L. Sketly as is­ KOK K K N T sued fro mthe oiriee of the American FUR RENT— Eight room house, well Fruit Growers, Inc., says: "-a 1** ADULTS, 50c See J. A. H A N N Wcrno Ladies Quartet M ARCH FIRST where. . Care A^ P. Connelly & Sons 101-100 Magnolia Ave. P A T T E R N HATS or Phone 18 AND DISTINCTIVE NOVELTIES IN M ILLINERY MIAMI, Feb. 24.—Construction of two new hotel^ at Miami Beach, one A C T N O W !!I to east a million nnd the other half a million dollars will be begun soon, FOR S A LE —Oranges for aaler $1.25 per-humlred. Just drop a card to -both to be completed by-next winter, it was announced today by the pros- the address below.— W. V. Dunn, R. A . Box 224-A, Sanford, Fin. 280 titp (xrtive builders. Featuring musical afn! character numbers in costume. Artist-enter­ tainers o f exceptional popularity who score splendid successes every­ BIG DAYS 1 1 } Season Tickets for All Five Days �iZ u ifi such certificate in.tfcv nam e^ f . a . h south of Sanfotd. This division, the 31 E. (Leas lots A, B, C, and D, less Russell. 1 Union thinks, would place Apopka beg. N. E. cor. ran S 3.78 chs., W 5.5D GOLF lSE b a l l N. 3.78 ch*., F. 5.59 chan The Unless said certificates shnll be re­ City “ without a rival as Us fitness for , i BO >T BALL said land being assessed nt Up) dote of deemed according tr» law tnx deed wifi the aeat o f the new county.”—Tavarca the issuance of such certificate In the issue thereon on the 3rd day of April Herald. TENNIS BASKET B A LL A. D, 1923. Well, Bro. Grccnslitt, we can see name of Unknown. BOXING TR AP SHOOTING Witness my official signature an,| CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor how the line could be drawn south of Also: Tnx Certificate No. 215, dat *enl this the 26th day of February, A Sanford, but there is nothing north ed the 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1019, I) 1323. of Sanford in Orange county but wil­ lias filed said certificate in my office t o t o t o t o t o p a t o t o to to (S E A L) E. A. DOUGLASS, ier, which separates us from Volusia nnd has made application for tax deed to Clerk Circuit -Court, county. The Union evidently meant* to issue in accordance with law. Said to to say either east or west of Sanford. to Seminole County, F|a, certificate embraces the following de­ to . last Tuesday morning nt about tan to By: A, M. WEEKS, D, c. scribed property sltunted in Seminole 2-26-fitp to o’clock tho moving of the Hitchklsa to County, Florida, to-wit: N. 1-2 of to frame building was stopped by an in­ to NE. 1-4 of SE 1-4, Sec. 8, Twp. 20, TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 20.—A gnlto junction issued nt the instance of Range 32 E. Containing 20 acres nxy of young women from state high to to to to to to to to to to Mossrs. B.- R, Swoope, D ( L. • Way, 11-tc The said land being nss'essed at schools will muet Ip field and track and that Babe Ruth, if he returns in i NEW YORK. Fob. 2ffl— Heralding SiD- -A Walter Togjlinsoif and Seth French, tho ilatc of the issuance of such certi­ competition at the (Unite .College for .Some program for this week. t)je approach of spring ami nnothcr 11*21 form, will bolster up the nioralo nil of whom own property cither im­ ficate in the name of J. II.-Bryto. Women here April 6 and ,7- ..Arranger diamond campaign, advance cnrnvnil* and attacking strength o f the club. mediately ndjpming or near the lot on Also: Tax Certificate No, 745 dat­ Get An Abstract Before merits for the V>urunnyjpt have been The diminutive pilot figures Cnrl Another chance for the ladies to see which thg ffame building was to have o f nearly nil of the sixteen major ed the, 2nd, day of June, A. D. 1913, completed and cntriiu..arci coming in league baseball dubs are now on their Mays ami Knyi Junes, whose pitch­ been placed, Mr. RouhkFs was mov­ the “ oiled hair" star. TJuying PHitferty has filed said certificate ip my office from a rcspromvnt alive body of schools ing was a disappointment Inst season • ir i ing by the authority of an ordinance 'w ay south for the annual conditionand has made application for tax deed ing'procejs. Training camps, scatter­ will flash old time form, while Bob according to Miss Helen Wnrluw, dis­ Rudolph Valentino and Alice Terry* passed by our city council several »« accordance with .aw Said EJ. A. DOUGLASS, Pres, ed In lands \>f the palmetto and .cor­ Shnwkey and Joe Bush, 11)22 main­ trict governor for Florida, o f the Nat­ will bold the boards today nnd tomor­ weeks since, and tho c a s ^ likely l o j ‘ » prove decidedly Interesting before it 1 certificate embraces the following de. pus from Florida to Catalina Island, stays, will be more/effectivc than ev-. ional Woman's Track Association. row in "The Four Horsemen of the Is finally settled. For the present the situated in bcminolc An domination contest also will be CrfHf., will 1m> in full swing fo rail of er. Ruth’s determination to regain the Apocolypsc.” ... , . t fCounty, Vlinto 1Florida, +ln*»tflfi (il.Wlt » liiN to-wit: Lots .1 3 flflll and C A R R Y A SPARE TIRE include the clubs by the second week of March. home-run hitting laurels he lost Inst held. Outdoor events will building occupies a position in the 4, Block 4, Russell’s Pint of Fort Weeks’ or so of conditioning and ex­ year, has been demonstrated by the races, hurdles, jevelan throws, discus This picturu is one of the greatest middle of First street, across the head SPECIAL PRICES ON SPARE hibition pastiming will mean shedding strict program of conditioning to throws ‘and shotputting. The pro­ movies ever produced and was shown of Magnolia atenue, and the organ Reed. The said land being assessed TIRES nt the date of the issuance o f such .o^ excess poundage acquired during which ho, adhered during the winter gram also includes volley ball contest. here before but' so many people failed still plays. tho winter lay-off and limbering up for on his Massachusetts farm. la ter.— The injunction case was to certificate in the name o f A. B. Itus- A coupon given with each FIVE GAL­ The events will be staged on tho new to see it that Osborne has brought it The Tigers, formidable last season, college athletic field which is expect- back at reduced prices, Competition with eager and ambitious have been argued before Judge Fos­ aoll. LON CASH purchase of GAS. good on reFrulty, hundreds o f whom will strive will be much stronger, according to ed to Ik? completed in time. ter at Orlando yesterday, but was Also: Tax Certificate No. 747, dat­ n Wind Shield Wiper to be ghen fo r big league positions for the first the Yankee view, as a result of the And ns usual Osborne invites some postponed until today, when it will ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913, away March 10th. Tho meeting will be the second of acquisition of Del Pratt, veteran sec­ time In their careers. family every night to lie his guests eome up liefore Judge Foster at his has filed said certificate In my office its kind to be held at the college. Last nnd has made application for tax deed fhls rivarly for regular bertha ond baseman, and Kip Collins, south­ year's meeting developed two young nnd tonight Mr. and Mrs. Braxton office in this city. to issue in accordance with law. Said promises to be especially keen among paw twirler from the Red Sox in ex­ women stars, one of whom, Miss Anne Baggett nnd Mrs. Bag get's mother, several clubs going through a marked change for Howard Ehmkc, pitcher. Harwick, of Jacksonville, later went to Mrs. Messer will see “ The Four Horse­ 6G6 Quickly relieves Colds and certificate embraces the following de­ 103 Palmetto Ave.------- Phone 481-J TdWea* of reorganisation, including Cobb has an unusual array of heavy Paris for the Olympic gnmes. men of the Apocalypse” without LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious­ scribed property situated in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 4 the Cleveland and Boston Americans, hitters, flanked by n promising corps Miss Lucy Fletcher, o f Greensboro, charge. Bring this slip with you, ness and Headaches. nnd 5, of Bl«)ck 0, Russell’s Plat of and the Brooklyn, Chicago and Kt. of young pitchers, a combination which Brick, it's your ticket. Thanks. who established n record for the dis­ will be hard to keep from the lip. I f you want A L L the NEWS, and Fort Reed. The said Innd being ns-] Louiw Nationals. cus throw, was also named to utteml The St. Louis Browns, unless they want it FR E 8II from the wire, nnd tessed at the dnto of the issuance of ,In t rest among fans is centered Then on Wednesday Dorothy Phil­ the Paris meeting, but withdrew from large y in the prospects of the New lira strengthened in several position* lips will star in “ Hurricane's Gal" You want it in a legible condition, and such tertlficntc in the name of A. B, athletics to marry. York (iinjl^,' and ' Yankees repealing arO not rated ns high hh Inst year, will see ships stagger and sprawl before it gets stale, subscribe now for >Ruascll. their triumphs rtf the past two seas­ when they finished just n game be­ through gale-mad nights—destroyers the Daily Herald at|d..yop ^ i l l sure Also: Tnx Certificate No. 748, dat­ ) ons if the face of increasing strength hind the Yankees In u thrilling fin­ RUTH RECOVERS roar in pursuit of scurrying smugglers get what you want '•). * ed tho 2nd day of June, A. 0. 1913, ■ mon ; several of their more danger­ ish, nor ns dangerous ns the Tiger*. FROM BAD COLD — air planes diving to attack. Oh Notice of Application tfor tTax i,Herdi has filed said certificate in my office Tile Chicago While Sox, with a ous rivals. well, wait and see the picture. and hns ntade application for tax deed Under Section 575 of the General , While they are not discounting the tea mthnt developed fast last year ■HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 21.— ! to issue In accordance with law. Said . Statutes of the State of Florida opposition they will encounter this and boasted a brilliant string of young Thursday— Miriam Cooper in “ Kin' Babe Ruth’s famous cold, celebrated certificate embraces the following de­ Notice is hereby given that B. Pitt, year. Managers McGraw, o f the Gi­ pitchers Inst year, and Connie Mack’s in dispatches from this Spa for thq.drcd of the Dust" by Peter B. Kyne.’ scribed property situated in Seminole purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. 12»4, i ... . . ants, and Huggins of the Yankees, nro Athletics, who are about due to Inst few days, has finally a 1x1ir ated . ,, County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 4 and dated the 3rd dny of June, A. U. 1912, . V confident their tennis will keep the emerge from the depths, may figure nnd he was aide Thursday to play And'then the head ringer for Fri­ . , .. .... , Block i, Russell s Plat of Fort Reed, . . .. National and American league pen­ prominently this season in the pen­ his first 30-hole! tour o f the- golf day nnd Saturday will be Rex In­ has filed said certificate in my office j * , , . Hi* said and being assessed nt the nant chase. nnd has ninue application for Tnx , _ , , “ , , nants in the same city for the third meadows. Hia recovery eased his gram's production, “ The Prisoner of date of tho issuance of such certifi­ Florida is the mos( popular train­ straight year. own chest no more than the troubled Zemin" starirng Ramon Navarro, Alice Deed to issue in accordance with law. cate in the name of A. B. Russell.' ing ground this year, seven clubs Both pilots declare that their teams i bosoms of the two colonels who own Terry, Lewis Stone and Barbara La Said certificate embraces the follow­ Also: Tax Certificate No. 749, datwill be decidedly stronger although choosing tho Everglades state for ! the New York Yankees, of which he Mnrr. Don't fail to see it. ing described property situated in] , , , * r., , .... . , ud the 2nd dny Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot • of June, A. D. 1913, they, plan relatively little rebuilding. their conditioning.’ Texas, Alabama |is the stock, fixtures nnd good-will. .. ... i bus riled said certificate in my office YVl<? Pittsburgh Pirates in McGrnw's nnd Arkansas each have two clubs in Ruth had a slight ease of la grippe, VANGUARD OF CARDS 8. Block 3, Russell s Plat Fort lleetl., . , . ■ i • i . ,u.. their confines, while Louisiana, Gear-; opinion, loom as the club the Giants The said land being assessed at the and has made apid 11 ration for tax deed but good rare prevented anything I ON W AY TO SPRING gin nnd California each have one. suc-h certifi-l1 " '**uc 'n accordance with law. Said must eliminate to stay at the top of of 1so serious as flu. CAMP IN M ANATEE date of the issuance _ . . „ certificate embraces the following de­ The list of 1923 training sites fnl-. •the heap, while the Yankee lender ex­ rate,in the name of A. II. Russell. ... . . . , . .. . fa il Mays, the Yanks’ underhand pects his strongest battle from Tv lows: . in piteherj-arrived- Thursday' from his' ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.—The vanguard! Also: Tax Certificate No. 317. dated Na tionnl League Cobb's Detroit Tigers. Cincinnati, in . , , the fit), day of July. A. D. 1915, has1'1111" f ™ * * . F ^ \\ ; home in Southwest Missouri, where New York : San Antonio, Tex. ouis Cardinals com p o sed ',^ , Rftji| ccrUflcato in my offici. Iltu, ami Hlock 8, Russell« p a t of th e‘ National, and St. Louis in the .. ! , I a t. _. _. . F -S I t .. . . . I n .,1 I •> . 1 L .,1 „ and three regu-j T «* iw . i in ! F«ct Reed. *1The nsaid land being nas Orlando, F'la. he spent the winter hunting «n d , of thirt(.(.n rccrujta American are picked as the strongest Cincinnati has made application for Tnx Deed to . . . . fishing. Hu said he now weighs 15, , e„i,i reused nt the date of the issuance-of Hot Springs, Ark. Inrs departed yesterday for the team's issue in accordance (Contenders by the metropolitan club Piltshui gh with law. haul j * pounds less than he did during the St. Louis ... Hrudcntown. F'la. managers. cording to Manager Branch l U c k c y , ] ^ ^ ^ embraces ( hl. following embraces world’s sesries last fall. Mays nnd Gulalina Island, Cal. McGraw has announced that he will Chicago Cures Malaria, Chills' Everett Scott, the shortstop, shot a ti aiding camp at Braden town, F’ la., tic- described property situated in Somt-j. . Clearwater, F'la. Brooklyn t stand P<\tr on his 11)22 championship who is convalescing from un operation nole County, Florida, to-wit: and Fev*r, Dengue or' Beg. few holes of golf.1.cestui rg, F’ln. Jinc-uK with tile possible exception of Philadelphia ---for appendicitis who snid lie expected lfi;o5 chs. S. and 3.92 chs. E. of NW. Bilious Fever. Wnllie Schnng, catcher of the Am­ ,__ St. Petersburg, Fla. ntcr field, devoting most of his al- Boston erican longue champions, warmed up to be in the camp within a short time. ror. of NE 1-1 of SW 1-4, Sec. fi, Twp. . .Anv-[iyap.League ♦lon to bolstering tve.'ikiayisfl& in . . . Pitdhers Uftlt* hml (ktVeleskie of the All hut two-metrWi lh4 IflUb’Af roster 20 S. R. 31, run S 2 1-2 chs. E 6 chs. New York , "* .... New Orleans, lor. pitching stuff which nearly rest signed contracts before they left. N 2 1-2 chs., W fi chs.. consuming 1 Mobile, Ala. 'Cleveland Indians for liulf an hour dub pennant last season. Jimmy St. l,oui* ... acre M-L. Thu snid land being nssessand then hieked with them for five Augusta, F'la. nail, ■$75,000 ■ “ phenotn” 'from Detroit to to to to ,.,f-at thi- date of the issuance of such to to miles over the mountains. Pilchers Seguin, Tex. ranciico, is eX|ieeted to fill the] Chicago Herb Pcnnock, Bob Shawkey and Joe * ' certificate in tlie name of R. T, DeleLakeland, F'la. CLUB BREAKFAST— 7:00-10:.’U) in midfield, but McGrow, will] Cleveland ,. to to gall, " Bush nre expected in the Yank camp . ........ Tnmpu, F'la, ■, o veteran Casey Stengel, whose ] Washington BUSINESS MEN’S LUNCH— 11 :.T0-2:0<) to to Saturday. Also: Tax Certificate Nd. ' 2243, Montgomery, Ala. ck was a sensation last year,' Philadelphia to 75c to dated tho 2nd day of June, 189G, has Hot Springs, Ark. I Cunningham an opportunity Boston ....... to filed npid certificate in my office and A La Carte Service to V- ’st the Job with the const Most Major League SPECIAL FEATURES to has made application for tax deed to "a ■r. Cobb, Collins and to- issue in accordance with law. Snid cer­ Orange Juice F'ree with all Breakfast Swaps Are Lotteries to tontloy, unother expensive Icttl Celery F’ ree with Noonday and Fivenlng Meld t o to to tificate embraces the following de­ Speaker Cost $1,200 A major league swap ran he classed to to to to >n, is expected to add much A. F. FAI.CK • JOS. J. WIGMAS. scribed property situated in Seminole to the pitching corps. BentF ’ormerly with Seminole Hotel, Jackson?file Manager as a blindfolded lottery without libel­ How times have changed! On Thursday of last week Mr. J. County, Florida: K. 9 1-2 chs. of NFL ed lMith as a jiortsido llmger Not so many years ago a major ing anybody. E Pace, .owner of the famous Speer 1-4 of SW 1-1, Sec. «, Twp. 20, S. R. gtfr with tile Baltimore Oriit is legal in baseball business, but and other orange groves, closed the league hail eltib could obtain lillliost several years, but his work as many players us it could tnkp ns to the winner and the loser— well, bargain with and became the owner • champions will lie confined down south for $50,000 or so. Now­ it is n snatch-grub exqhnnge with the of Dr. A. C. Caldwell's beautiful grove > rtound, according to McGrnw. adays It costaliiore than thnt for even ultimate result, success or failure, not on Orange avenue, nyur Fort Reed. nt lender has a dozen or more a single player. known until months later. The purchase price, we nre informed, from whom he hopes to weed Branch Rickey, manager o f tho St. was $23,999 nnd by its purchase Mr. Just reflect back to the old days, her twirling star. He also or less than 20 years ago. There Lmiia Cardinals, today is laughing Pace shows his confidence in F’loriir decided Improvement from ............,’ T " . I,' A " "* wni Tyrua Raymond Cobb, generally nnd sniffling at Charles FL FTbbots and dn's future. Reruns, Hugh McQuillan, Jack!. ., __ , , , ........ ,/ acknowledged the greatest player the Wilbur Robinson o f the Brooklyn Su* On Monday Inst the steamers Anijta ott, ‘ Art Nehf ami Jess Barnes— WlSroi game has ever known. Ty cost the perbas. And why not 7 nnd Sylvia Glen began running as a iliesidca greater effectiveness from the Detroit flub just $700. That was back Didn’t Rickey exchange F’ordinnnd daylight line between Pnlntka nnd ^yotihgir inoiindsnien like Hill Ryan, in 1906. Schupp nnd Harold Janvrin for Fid? Sanford. Our friend Fred Pixley Claude JoNiuinl and Virgil Barnes. The following season Connie Muck Pfeifer during the summer, o f 19217 formerly clerk on the steamer Jack­ _Pittsburg's veteran and hard-hit­ of the Athletics grubbed off the youth- Of course he did. sonville, is purser on the steamer Anting aggregation, in McGrow’s belief, foi Eddie Collins off the campus at Ami didn't Pfeffer have one of the ita, nnd looks ns natural ns of yore. l_ will proven formidable obstacle, unColumbia university for traveling ex­ most prosperous seasons of his long Up to this time the Sylvnn Glen has ; deg the leadership of Bill McKcchniu, penses only. And in 1908 the Boston career with (he Cardinals during 1922. been unable to cross Volusia bar and .. wjrti took the Pirate helm around midAmericans obtained Tris Speaker And at the same time niovo your the Anita has been running between season List year nnd developed I he from the Little Rock club for a finger around the list of National Sanford and the bar xVhilt* the Glen -club into n dangerous contender in the try $500. Hero are three of the oldest League players and try to locate runs between Pnlntka and the bnr. tensing month of the cutppaign. men in the American league, in point Schupp and Janvrin. It can't be done. A telegraph office has been estab­ Cincinnati, reorganized with a britor service. They have outlasted ninny Schupp is now located with Kansas lished in the Sanford House for the •linnt youn ginfleltl nnd good pitching of the inter day stars, who cost many City in the American Association, and especial convenience of the hotel also figures strongly in McGrow’s calthousands of dollars more. And the Janvrin recently was released to the guests and for the benefit of nil who «Cp1ations, while the Chicago Culm, combined expenditure for this trio was Senttlo club of tho Pacific Coast wish to use it. Miss Inn I. Chaney, With a ,pitching ItS If above the ordlexactly $1,200. of Milford, Mass., Is in charge, nnd league. — the easy-riding Triplex New Departure bearings in nflry, promise to bear watching. Then there was llahe Ruth. Even Pfeffer was the winning pitcher of nil who have any business with her Springs (Patented) of the front and rear axles. - Huggins bases much of his confithe great Bambino, though coming to the Cardinals’ staff in 1922, winning will find her an agreeable and accom­ O v e r l a n d — its bul l - dog — the all-steel body and rifns in 1923 prospects upon Ids be­ the big leagues when prices were high­ 19 n/id losing 12 gumes, while with un modating lady. Citizens may leave motor that docs not pump baked enamel finish of the lief that the Yankee pitching staff. er," was bought l»y the Boston Red earned run average o f 3.58 he sur­ their messages there when too busy oil. s the deciding factor in last year's race ■ Overland— its longer lines, passed such artists us Alexander, Mc­ to walk down to the J. T, & K. W. Sox'from Providence for only $2,700. — the twenty-five and better higher hood and lower seats. • will I k* even more consistent this year And the same may he said of Wal­ Quillan, Meadows and Grimes, depot. gasoline mileage of the Drive an Overland and real­ -if Of course there are other trades We find the following item in the ter Johnson, Babe Adams, Joe Wood Overland— its’ Timken and ize the difference. and others of the older galaxy of that nry not on tho right side of Rick­ SpringvHle, N. Y., Journal ami Her­ • ! . ' ■' ■•- 1 l-i * stars. Each of them was obtained for ey's ledger. There was one of several ald, of the 21st inst.: The New "Dick" Holland hn* started for n , O'Ji.j practically a song. They were cheap years ago with tho Phillies, when the. nirpme investments, hut as events Inter prov­ Cardinids parted With fxe MeadoVrs, warmer dime. With his brother Nel­ f’” 0 -' ittfitT/:. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ed, turned out to bo some of the must Genu Paulette and •« wad o f coin for son, of Buffalo,, ho hns gone to East ^ PILLS BURY FLOUR Frank Wopdward nnd Saginaw, Mich,, to Join his ! other famous Htnrs in Ihu history of the Filmcr Jacobs, .7/ u , Douglas Baird. brothers, Dwight, Charles and. Lute, game. it-lb. SACKS Rickey drew dead timber from the nnd together the five will set out on n But times have changed, nnd a big PILLSBURY league mngnnto now hns to tnlk In PhlllK’s while Meadows todny is rat­ grand tour via Chicago, St. Louis 'l2*lb. SACKS nnd New Orleans to F’loridn. At Fort terms of around five and six figures ed in the $50,000 Reed, near Sanford, they will visit in order to buy talent with which to PILLSBURY ORLANDO — Approximately fifty their brolher Herbert, nnd after bask­ bolster his club. Roaditcr $S2S - Coupe $795 . Srdnn $S60 • Afl IW . /. •. k TJtU -0-lb. SACKS automobiles fllleS with UVnnge coun­ ing in the sunshine, hunting nnd fish­ > PILLSBURY S f fho Ovtiland cdvertisemtnt in thr Ftb,uarV 17th Saturday Evening Post LAKFiLAND — Contrnct for tho ty boosters are expected to bo in line ing n few weeks, will return home via for the motorcade to Polk county on and New York. They nre to be envied. election of Uikeland's $790,000 ho­ WE DELIVER The Apopka City Union wants Or­ tel has been let nnd the actual work March 1. Stops will be mntic e » route is expected to get under way shortly. where the “ friendshippcrH" will be ange cut into two counties, starting The hotel is Ixdng erected by the entertained. The itinerary also calls on John's I-akc, nenr the resiilbnoo of Adair Realty and Trust Company, of for n stop ut .Southern College. Lake­ Judge Speer, and running directly " • land. .to the St. Johns river, either north or Atlanta, Go. ' REALM OF SPORTS FLORIDA LASSIES FLORIDA CENTER OF TRAINING CAMPS, . HOLD TRACK MEET MAJORS START WORK FOR THE MOVIE FAN SEMINOLE ABSTRACT. CO. F. P. RINES a m 666 The Valdez drill 36 YEARS AGO IN SANFORD the Difference FLOUR SALE $1.30 70c 40c SEMINOLE OVERLAND P. McCuUer SANFORD v-k::£•* .• ■- \ : 7 1 . ’V ' ’ *.i *• S •i « b//•*>,* - - - - - FLORIDA T * �THE GREAT "A general survey of Florida indi­ SALE— AR M Y S H O E S -S A L E — Wo (trouble quickly relieved with Foley goody-goody little prig, and I had rend no more than two chapters con­ cates nothing but optimum and prog­ have just bought a tremendous'Kidney nils. Refuse substitutes. In­ cerning Willie when 1 wanted to creep ress. Yet the folks away down here stock of Army Munson last shoes to slat upon Foley’a Honey and Tar. Sold up behind him nnd pinch him just in the lam] of sunshine and flowers lie sold to Jhc public direct. Price everywhere.—Adv. u, to aco if I could startle him out of his are not satisfied. They arc demand­ $2.75, These shoes arc lOO'.J. solid it ing those improvements wheih come leather with heavy double soles sew­ m. owlish primness by means o f a per­ NOTICE TO PROPER­ ■ fectly natural "Ouch!" with time, fulling to old, thickly ‘act- ed ami nailed. Tho uppers arc of T Y OWNERS N What was most remarkable about tied communities of New England. heavy tan chrome leather with l>cl* ■ Willie was that he kepi n great book A special correspondent of the The people are turning their eyes anil lows tongue, thereby making them In the construction of City Paving J' nnd whenever anyone did anything Christian Science Monitor, writing for minds toward cultural attainments, waterproof. These shoes aro selling there will lie a surplus of enrth which IN DRESS HATS ■ kind for him he straightway run with- that publication from Orlundo, has the such as new libraries, literary clubs,!very fast and we advise you to order m out delay nnd wrote all .about it in his following to say regarding Florida nnd clubhouses, highway beautifies- ini once to insure yroue order being fill- i bc,on** *° the cit>'‘ 11,0 City wil1 u,c * book. Here he had neatly nnd nccu- nnd her future: n if t y s p o u t a n d t a il o r e d h a t s tion; to recreational advantages nsjrd. The nre 0 to 11 air widths; a!l the>‘ hnvc nced for> " :tcr which tho ........ ...............- ........ .. ...» .sizes . . . . ...e ■ rately tabulated, Mother, Father, •"Florida is awakening from its Rip larger and more adequate country pay postman on receipt of goods or! balance will be disposed o f to private ■ ' Aunt flctsey nnd all the rest o f the Vnn Winkle sleep of centuries nnd ac­ clubs nnd golf courses, municipal send money order. Money refundedP*rtica ln thc vicinlt>‘ ,,f thc work at Watch for Our Opening U family, and then if Aunt llctscy did es nre not satisfactory............. satisfdctory.-The U.l25c Per cu‘ >J‘ whcr.c ‘ hc haul wl!1 tually beginning to take ndvnnlngo of perks nnd playgrounds; to matters of if shoes g, something which tempted him to be legislation that will provide-statewide s; Skoros Co.. M il Broadway, New1not cxroc,, “ •00° fecl nnd one ccnt P°r its soil and its climate. While the O l -l gx aagry instead of wickedly expressing Peninsula state is devoting an nbund.1fmcihg laws against roaming cattle, York City. 182-tfc cu‘ yd‘ a,blitlon“ l PCF. K>0 feet .when „ {t S fh b anger, he nobly rcstVitlned himself nnco of time any money to the ever-, funds for the advancement o f tho the haul exceeds 2,000 feet. Sl and went and looked in his great booh increasing ’crop’ of tourists, to con- jyoungest sthte university m the UnitAnyone desiring any, o f this chrth . oT 'U TORTURED M ANY YEARS BY « under (he Index "U ," found the name should notify thc City Manager. * . struction nnd highways, yet the na- >tl States, the University of Florida, BamiDscsBBnL'BrnaaaaaansasBnnnB . , , _ *..*«.• KIDNI-YS. of Aunt Betsey and read nil the good C. J. RYAN. tive ’Cracker’ nnd the new son of and the betterment of the public school things Aunt Betsey Imd done for him 2-l9-o.a.w.-1w City'Manager. Florida from Iown or Maine are turn- a )stem. People are crying for a "I have had. kidney trouble for \ Thomas A. Green, o f ‘Washington, whei whereon his anger departed nnd he ing their attention to the soil, the state publicity fund so that Florida twelve years," writes II. P. Pinkney, vy | l>. C„ arrived in the city Saturday1bctu betook himself to Aunt Betsey to de­ foundation of permanent wealth. may take its place with California, West Jackson, Miss, “ Pains in hack, X nnd will spend a short time here en iu-,.r liver unto her n long and sanctimoniGreater impetus lias been given agri­ for instnnee, and spread the message joints, catches in tho hips, run down MRS. FRBD DAIGER, Society Editor route to other points of the state. ous oration relating how he had been cultural development in Florida in of Florida in a true nnd dignified and getting up too much during thc tempted and had overcome the temp­ Phone 217-W is a Prescription for Colds, Fev* v-S| the Inst 18 months than any previous manner. John Ncncevich, Joe Pekno'y and tation. night. But since taking Foley’s Kid­ •I « » ■ t i f f « ° 7 l r l * « a jm er and I-nGrippe. It’s thc most "It has been an open winter. OldJoseph Ketress. o f Gt. Meadows, N. five years in tho state’s history. Daily,) / „ are ..»/ * * k * r » ar n » » l » ) ney Pills, my suffering is over, and I As 1 remember, on finishing the || » ■ a r * r a l v r la la la a , **rl« Backache,!speedy remedy we know, preI rari (a IhU drparlmrai, altlna J., are a party touring this ^tate and book 1 threw it across the room in tales are written of new tracts of hind timers who resided here in tho 80’* feci like a new ninn.’ Talla. ar Irlepbom* «ha llaaa. il **lt arriving in Sanford yesterday for n such a forceful disgust us to make a being cleared for tho plow and thc toll of those days when a fireplace rhcumntic pains, kidney nnd bladder Iventing Pneumonia. Wgrrallr apprreUlr* few days visit. planting of new orange and grape- v/ns only an ornament. Thnt was be. great deal of repairing necessary be­ fruit groves, celery, lettuce, eucum- tore the deforestation of the -southfore it went back to the library nnd SOCIAL CALENDAR Stanley G. Miller o f New York nr- the next time I was out of doors nnd bora, strawberries, grapes, corn nnd cast. But the weather man, has been .. v?3 tomatoes. There is a growing pride generous this year. Straw Imta and ‘ Briil 'e r*'*‘ d *n *^ an^ ,,nl yesterday nnd will thoughts of the saintly Willio popped Tuesday—Social Department --*U 1 sjxfnd some time here attending to ir. being known ns a !fnrmcr’ or hor- riiirt sleeves are in vogue nnd all the . into my mind, I picked a quarrel with at Club rooms nt 11:30 p. in. t^' % £ *. .f^ business, making hia headquarters nt n wholly Innocent oral inoffensive lit­ ticulturist. Possibly this pride-is In- j people arc chert-ful nnd happy.” . •i * Wednesday. — Literature department the Montezumn. - •,‘L creased when it is known that a bright1 --------------------------tle ricighbpr girl, although I wns by business meeting nnd election of Cures Rlulnfltl, Chills nature a peaceable child, just to show statistician has fighred that n carload / » £ £ officer*, nt club rooms nt 3:30 p. m. • - . H ______ Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Pfcgett of Pnlnt- how different 1 wns from Willie. of vegetables or fruit is leaving I lor,)n(] F e v c r Dengue or j ka nre visiting in Sanford as the idn by. rail or water every five min-. Vff W Bo 1 am not referring at all to the Ililious Fever. I). Prescott of Orlando wns jn the guests o f their son and family Mr utes throughout the year. _ books witji a moral. 1 merely mean city Saturday transacting business. and Mrs. K. L, l’ngetto nl-their home “ The movement of fruit nnd vege­ thnt all truly great literature worthy HOUSE PASSES , on Park avenue. 6f the name Ims expressed quite un- tables from Sept. 15, 1022, to Feb. 8, John Perry, Jr., of New yqrk was aojf-consciously men’s natural love 1023, was tremendous. All-rail ship­ ENEM Y ALIENS _ Miss Isabel‘ Goodhue, of Washing­ nnd admiration for what is truly ments of the products. of Florida's I ’ among tho ftri ivplS in the city Satur­ ton, !). C., is the guest of her brother great and good and their natural per­ soil for Hint period Via Jacksonville, PROPERTY R ILL day. that should govern you when you rnme to have vulcanizing done here. C. L..Goodhue nnd family, at their ception of the ugliness qf what is ev­ Worthless thin'gs nre often made t o ‘ look as attractive as the best. Hampton nnd High Springs total 27,-1 ~ Judge, mul Jtra,. J. L. Doggett of j,home on Magnolia Avc. Miss Good- il ami false and that this point of view, 812 carloads. This docs not include Quality should he demanded as well. -O UR REPUTATION FOR DO­ WASHINGTON, Feh. 21.—The ndJsclsbnVillc spent the week end in ! hue is a lecturer for the Audobon so- so inestimably valuable is all uncon­ the great amount of products thnt ministration bill directing the return ING VULCANIZING of the best has been honestly earned nnd will Sanford, stopping nt the Montezuma, ctely. l:v strenuously maintained. When )oa have tires vulcanized here you sciously absorbed by the. child; the has been shipped by water'and'by in- o f n* much “ * * ,0>°°0 « f l'nch enn he sure that good service i* accompanied by results every very spirit of the work communicates dividual* who have used parcel post of formcr ‘‘" cm-v ■ « " • » hlM b> th‘‘ MISSION AT HOLY CROSS. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward lame nnd Mr. time. itself to Ills spirt, if the selections nnd express. No wonder the people n,ion Pnq'erty custoilian wns passed iml Mrs. Archie Betts spent the evenEvery.evening at 7 :1r*. there i< ser­ made for hi* rending nre wise.— By 01 want to be called farmers, when the F«torday by the house. It now goes. irg mo-t pleasantly Saturdny, in Or- j vice at Holy Cro.^s church. These rer- ive IJcaiiprv Miller of the Child-W ei-, records show thnt 11,659 carloads o f ! to ‘ hc acn" teThe vote wns 300 to 11 and came nfUndo. vices ate especially interesting and fare Magazine. oranges, 8,729 carloads of grapefruit, J lS , . , , , .. i , ter the house had rejected amendments instructive and are attended by an’ _______ I «93 carloads of lettuce, «2i carloads ‘ proposing restoration of all tIn* pro-( Hill Union ef Monticello, n brother ‘ ever increasing cr»v.<|. If you luve Oak Avenue and Third Street of vegetables and "fid carloads of cel­ perty; return of all of the property of «f Mr*. W. A. I.e.iter, hao accepted n not beeti, conn- ^iit tonight. You will ery have been shipped Via nil-rail from* Austrian nationals, and the declnrapojtinn a« hipping clcik for the C. ray "\V iiy haven't I In tii before." Florida '‘arming nnd fruit centers -SANFORD, FLORIDA I’ H ONK 1 • tion of policy by congress thnt all IV. Zaring Co. * A special service for children i* l>esince Sept. I ft. And, in addition, the of the property would Ijc restored ul­ ing held each afternoon at I o'clock. * n n n A ir n n records show four carloads of pinenptimately. Mr. ami Mrs. E. I.. PageUp ami »*S) l,b'-,: tomatoes, 3 1 8 ; cabbage, 1*9 : Aside from the return of all trusts 1i i i B i n i B iia m z a n R iH B iZ K z a iB im z B B iz iB in iim iiim i fjests .Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. I’agvtt alnk1 TH E E V IL OF TH E I*It 17At IIY strawberries, 182; cucumbers, ?i; pep­ Aof $Hl.OOO or less ami a like amount of S1(llt\ Mr». \\ ,\. la'-tU”-, motored to OrlunH pers, 13S. plus an average qf 300 enrtrusts, whose value exceeds this! do Saturday afternoon Once ns a child I got front a SutiW ASHIN'GTON, Feb. 23.—The Itri, loads more daily of all frtdt and vegedny school library a book cnllcd "\\il- t i <n dcl-t furding "arrangement last tables until March t or lit. The cu- amount, the bill would provide that all m Mr. and Mrs. A. U'lTlor of St. Pet­ lie Trying to !»• Good"— I don’t know night was one step.nearer completion cumber, tomato, celery, and lettuce! income accruing from the various trusts after the measure became cfersburg Were among the arrivals here what there ivus that allured me in the congressional approval nf the net rat- j ! , has only started. It bus been fedive should In- repaid to the tuitionSaturday and nre stopping at the title, but anyway 1 chose it. Willie tly m ** g it'ate'l Murula's greatest •**»»• and Irichest agricul- , I ..........settle.. < lit) Kill * ItlVlUI-'SI IVHI'II ttRinur • . I 'Montezuma for n short visit. was a most self righteous, unnatural. n” ",t v/i li lG jtrsiri having been tural and horticultural year. The ship- A n.\* 'I i -'^o .i L the alien a ANNOUNCES ■ zoeipL-ted • t nlny. Only the aignn- ll)cnl 0f citrus t.jtius fruita fruits hai broken nil nil, " " u " - ■ ment of properly custoilian. estimate* that this turn o, J tcn lc it Harding is n-quired ri.(-ouls, and the prices have been good. » o » »l* «- ii- « ........ . . . to Jteimit ihe ilo- ire** trea •••-«• ury 'to exchange. K,orij „. farmers nre Indeed wearing: measure . . if enacted into low would di* m fn -u ,| ,••'Dement 't'cio'-nt rorei-ments i . .. vi»ree his office from custodj over r agreements. fm Cott1 approximati’lv U«i per cent ol the inA gtc dm; I m l 'll win completed when ; ",\‘(lrtli and West Florida nre pink•lividunls whose’ property had been Latest Models of i ''ini th • hzuss aecvpted letmte changes in j jll(, heavy demands for Sntsunm nursIII-- n.itirh . i-‘.tl; meat b:H without tmi- try stock, and-the supply is prncticnl- seized. There would be returned, how ever, only about $15,000,000 out o f the i diftontieR. jly exhausted. “This -indicates an ac- $317,000,000 nnd made value of the A 1 • * > «**«: ^"irresslonnl ap, jvjty whlch | s gratlfylrtgt Ceh-ry in CIC CHASS p n m l a:id v il lithe signature of the the Sanford tlistriet is 1(1 per cent property held. This lotnl does not tnke . ‘ : n pro alt- it a - untnl to be eortnin, trea-, , ,ier than Inst year when 3,500 cars into account the value of the German «. . . . , , ’ .I heavit <!V • / . ; s Tuesday, Feb. 27.1923—110 S. Magnolia Avc. ; su.y oTictals t*egan the drafting of) were shipped out of the state. W at­ ships seized after America's declara­ •■ tion .,f war and now held by the gov­ % 3 r i t f inde.tturrs vvhlrh are t-> be exchanged inatnam ermelon seeds m Central Florida will ernment. A' Ih , »v<- -:i ill- I ' m.ted States and Great l« in the ground by Washington's 1'atents to I h- returned under the Britain and which will put into ope­ birthday. Upland cotton growing in Inf! would include only such ns were B B S ........................... / V'— ration the program for refunding ov­ Florida in taking a now lease on life, |not in litigation nnd not held by the er sixty-two years the British vvardue to the state plant board’s discov- 1 wur nnej lmVy * departments. This ilmo debt o f $-1,000,000,000. cry of a method to eradicate thc boll would exclude tho thousands of pntThc indentures will embody the Wecvll. Apiaries arc increasing onor- cnt« sold for the chemical foundation 80 per cent of >our motor trouble is thc use of low grade Gasoline. M terms accepted by the British govern­ B niously. Banana growing is becoming f(,r the recovery of which the governAsk us to nhow you the difference ns analyzed Iiy the Drp.irtment nnd . prescribe the method* of n :l settled and paying industry. Saw meut has instituted court action. » • * men! of Agriculture of the State of Florida payment all of which were tentatively grass, while far from n fruit, is a n ------------------------a B , woiked out between the two debt refl important product of the soil and an TALLAHASSEE — Florida had ■ , rundin gcotnmissions in their recent B We Sell High Test Gasoline paper mill nt Leesburg. Lake c o u n t y . ...inbli.hmenl engaged primarily 1negotiation!! Briti\h internal bonds for newspn- j„ the manufarture of brushes in 1921. ■ "That (iood Gulf Gasoline" covering the amount of the debt will w ill soon produce paper . ■ be deposited with the United Stales 1'u* factories and general com- reporting the value of products ut $5. ■ mercisl use, the factory being past the 000 or more, according to figures pre­ Tires-----Tubes----- Accessories treasury. • i Ubt / experimental stage. Florida lends all pared by the Bureau of Census and V Under Secretary Gilbert of the trea­ qrtoqs states in tomato shipments. F’loridn sent here by the department of com­ sury was unablo to state hwt night DRIVE IN AT ■ the date on which the agreement will produces limes, lemons, figs, pcnchos, merce. The total vnlue of products ■ plums, uvocadocB, pear*, potatoes, - -. • • j for the country was $35,178,000 ns go inot operation. A series of confer­ ■U ences is being held between officials beans, cantaloups, oats, peanuts, hay, compnred with $39,000,000 in 19I0 ■ P. 0 . 5 . OBTROIT of the treasury nnd A. Rowe Dut­ sugar and pectins. Florida has 1,- nnd $17,890,000 in 1011. ■ fi ■ -F’irst Street and Film Avenue 000,000 people nnd in 10 years should Rhone II7-Wton, tho British treasury representa­ ■ be able to feed 10 times that number. The Herald for first cluss .job work. tive, who remained here after hi* com­ ".Sentiment Is growing daily over mission's work was concluded nnd the tho matter of spending millions for conferences will determine the final nation-wide .publicity so that the Unit­ form of the contriuturnl agreement are open to every line of business ed States will reolizc what Florida is which will be put into It gal form the W ANT AD RATES AND RULES because of the present price on terms agreed upon in the negoti­ doing. The question of enlisting state the Ford One-ton Truck. This ations. The British government prob­ aid in this matter wilt come before, TH E SANFORD ably will be represented by Sir Auck­ tlie state legislature which meets in : dependdble form of motor de­ M A IL SERVICE April. The time has come for sprentl- j land Gcddes, Its ambassador here, in H ERALD livery is in general use whereClip and use this blank for writing your want ad and mail it to formally idgning the document which ing the joyful news of agricultural, ever hauling at low cost and good thc Sanford Herald puts the funding plnn Into operation. progress, says thc growers and ship­ Classified Ads 1c a word. No ad per's, nnd printer’s ink is thc only me­ speed is essential. For computing coat of want nda per inaerlion read carefully rates taken far less than 25c nnd posi­ dium. The demand has become ncTW ELVE OLD MAIDS ami rules to the loft and remit according to number of inRcrtiona tively no classified adg. aharged to On Friday evening, nt the high celern ted ns thc wealth of F'lorida soil Original installation in your ser­ of the ad you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, L’ostanyone. Cash must accompany nil school, one of the funniest entertain­ hns mounted. olficc Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to vice costs so little and the sub­ orders. Count the words and remit "FIvurything in F'lorida is not cen­ ments over written wiy be presenter Thc Sanford Herald. accordingly. sequent saving in delivery cost is by Mins Alice Caldwell’* circle of ,th« tered around soil, however.' Mid-win­ j, . , ..!( -* « ,*•«!r ;•«j Name..... - ................................................. Am ounJj,j|y.|;j in Presbyterian Womnn’s vAuxiliary. Thc ter days in Sunshino Land are made ,, Set In LIGHT F^CE C^PS pi title it "Twelve Old' maids" and then pleasant for native or visitor try a Address•J•••••••••••••••••••••*♦••*Mi••••♦•*«••••»% ••«*•••»»«••••••••■•••• No. Days............ Black F'acc, doublo tho above rate. 1* an n verd ^ o f six laughs n minuti round of social gnycty, band concerts lqedless extravagance. I ostoffioo ........................ To Run in the open uir, motoring, fishing, -foFjrou if, yxiij,pome. Did]Maids’ Union, F ' The,£)$>Maid*’ W. W. A hunting, golfing, by tho staging of The’Counting of AVords Includes the Words “ Wanted” , “ For Sale,” etc., and the Nnmc nnd Address. List your orje r at once— a small M., No‘.A 2 :i, hold*' a meeting. Thi the county fairs,.the arrival of the Ba , RoW down payment—convenient, easy world htmffu*' Madam Zikcller ar­ major league baseball teams for rives with n marvelous wooden man spring training, conventions and fra ­ terms.* who comes to life, with thc assist­ ternal gatherings. Reports indicate Ferrf priers hat* nn*r hrm to lorn ance of Liza Pearl, the hired girl. Ad­ that there are more visitors in the Ford quality hat nrvrr brrn to high • mission 25c nnd 35c. High school, Fri­ state than ever before." Kur llrm n n a lrn tlo H o r f u l b r r l ‘ # r l l r u l « r « r a il day nt 8 p. m. ' 286-2tp Following the above exhortation, • » r o f the f o llo n lim nt 3 .1 1 1 11 “ " j r thc writer calls attention to the pro­ T. »l. Fox W* G. W . MrltOltV............... .1 13-11 Thc Daughters of Wesley will have gressive spirit thnt pervades the cities a curb market in front of the Union and communities throughout the stater .• ;J EDWARD HIGGINS Pharmacy Wednesday, Feb. 28th. All giving detailed account of tho accom­ A s lfc o r l*e il K o ra , M b n I i , P o r d s o * D e a le r orders for $1.00 or more will be de­ plishments in n number of cities in livered in thc city limits. Please CcnfYal and South F’lorida, concluding bring you supplies in early. 28G-2tc with thc.following statement: I Wonderful Creations OF FLORIDA STATE -pjBtu j 666 It Isn’t All a Matter of Fact Kent Vulcanizing Company BRITISH DEBT FUNDING BILL APPROVED I ) Mi-Lady’s S hoppe| SPRING OPENING EXCLUSIVE “THERE IS A .DIFFERENCE” FRANK AKERS’ TIRE COMPANY i \ ;. s Still Lower Hauling Costs H erald W an t Ads *' 7V '• � 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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T *1 . *- - * «, ■*••. 1^ .r >F37 • ,' ■« . - , \ t-. ' ■ mmm - * IN T H E volume in. ---------------------------- — — SANFO RD . FLO R ID A, S A T U R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 21. 1923 SENATE AND HOUSE APPROVE FORCES OF OCCUPATION DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION . . . . IN EVERY WAY BILL RIVERS AND HARBORS BY ACTS OF SABOTAGE Riv- " * H E A R T OF 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 r4 ~ 7 v > i >, 1 I ' ‘ BIG L O T S A L E B EG INS M O N D A Yr > The liijr sale of "Flora Height*” Will he in full swing next, Monday! morning. Fehrunry 20th ut ten a. in. |At thnt hour it I* the purpose of the Senator Fletcher Cited in Detail the Needs o f er and Harbor Im provem ents NUM BER 285 : inHSHtBi1-jki YORK SHIVERING WITH EMPTY COAL BINS; LOWEST TEMPERATURE TODAY ‘ for nil who wish to he in on the very -p . first draw to be present by ninu a. m. in order to Ik> registered by the opvn[OF TH E EN TIR E W IN TE R (By P. H. Mc(lowan) the money appropriated for rivers and |ing time. The price* ure all on the W ITH LESS T H A N T E N . , WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—The sen- harbors. lot* and the street* are marked #o . , , , i ' ABO VE ZERO nte and house have approved the an- , aIt will be borne in mind that the ■ engineer* are officer* in the United} n “ or* ™ n »°«k.the propo,it on over mini war department appropriation States army. They hold life po.ition*. < l* P!,M>r l? lW7 " n° " a" d ‘ en “ ' bill and it is now before the president subject to goo<i behavior. They are not '"* ‘\,on',a>*’ wht‘" S*® Ial* wi)l ««• And Will Adopt Extreme Mens. Weather lla* Been Great and Market* for final approval. Included in tho bill subject to any wire pulling nr hauling P,WK* *<ar ,n ,mInd whcn >*«» ,K*iroi ft‘ ", ° ‘ *? h* V0 the FINK P ROGRA.M- ARUANGHIt FttR Coal S lio rta gc Becomes Acute i* nn appropriation o f $50,000,000 rec­ or political Influence. They do not hold!*3 pU" ure« to Prevent Shutting (letting Easier their position* at the instance of any * u* fro,u ,,f tl,nt ,ot TH E AFTERNOON ommended by the Chief of Engineer* Because Hudson Ls Blocked Down U tility Plants ------member of the House or .Senate, or with y,ou al the l, ‘,rk * offic‘' on *h<>i • . rn - V- •. f J • d -• I The unusually low temperature for the improvement* and mainten­ With Ice under any conditions that make them!Krol,nd wh^ri: "settlement ,tt,cme»,t w ‘» boi • * uu (Iir The Aaanrinirii Pres* > which prevailed throughout the state ance of river and harbor project* subject to any sort of influence. It is made, you will then receive n pur- ' The hand concert nt t mitral Park, ESSEN, hcb. 24.—-Extra precaution during the past week proved of de111* T h e Vk-.-H nlrd heretofore adopted b>v congress, rep­ thelr business to determine the merit , hi,M rV « n,,‘ participate in the NEW YORK, Felt. 24—New York to guard pub ic utilities in the Ruhr cidcd b,.nont to the Knv/Cn J tomorrow afternoon will be rendered resenting an increase* of $29,000,000 of each proposal from the standpoint P'^haser * drawing during the rest have been taken by the Franco-Bcl- Sanford district, permitting them to by the OrlniVo Pythian Hand, R. 6. today shiveringly faced n hitinff north over the estinjotr* submitted by the of the govern merit, if we retlure the,cf *'Xcciu «iiminnted from t west wind ami promised the lowest gian authorities because of nn order hold , heir crop* for a much longer peCobb, director. . temperature of the winter with coal luucl by General Wilhelm Gconcr.. ri(K, thnn wouId have hvvU M l. Director ° f 'he Bureau o f tbe Budget appropriation from 150,000,000 to $27,-j furthor ,!ru'vill«r i*.'- having .been suc* Part I for the next fiscal year. 000.000 we cannot go on with the work;trsf rul ,n ;,rnwln»f n new crisp tvvenbins nftnost empty. The temperature, German minister of transportation to had the previon* worm spell continI.—March—American Legion Tlteiss During the .debate in the senate this on these approved pryjrcfs in any ordollar lill or a new crisp fifty dolthe striking railroad worker* to cut UmL shipment l.f celery to date i* 2.—Overture— Alda McCaughcy ca,ly t,H,ny was than iVt ten• aboTe 11 it ft, rl MI A. 1. . M 1. . m — 1 • ,,:i (he case may be. off gas, watet and electric light pow.j 288 car* m exce?* of last year.' At tho proposrd increase.woa vigorously at- derly, economleni or proper way. *\Ve1 3.—Wedding o f the Wind ...._. . Hall ftero and weather bureau officials de­ clared it was due to go lower. So ,r wherever possible. According to timo tbL. California crop had boon fro- tacked nnd opposed by senators, some may take care, of the maintenance' It might also be well to l«Mik over ••4.—Two Popular Songs— whom went so far far ftK ms to to “accuse provisions, hut but we we cannot go on reg- ihi entire property before deciding acute had the shortage become large­ information hand* of the French j *©n” «nd there was n^reater mnrkei °off whgm mation in the hands wcnt 80 ccu"® their 'h eir!Jprovision*, tat Smilin' Thru’ Penn • ji’st which lot you desire. Sly judgly through inability o f the tugmen intellige ligence staff the strikers have1f(,r tht. Sftnford proc|tet. rid* year, ' " pon"Mrin,r " |,ork hilr- “ larly with/he improvement. in. (b) All Over Nothing at All .Hull to b'ilig coal from New Jersey bepropoaing this re- meat is in favor o f spine of the lots* been given giv a (vcremptoiy order to per- however, California has had an unusJ Sennt Flmcher of r. ,r i. *i ,, < T Mrs. Ella Harris gainst this sort of exin line with where Judge llousltolder nr.i e ice blocked the' Hudson that He new «ct* of unl,v nr™lllr,i,.„ and „ n,i ............ petr.te oi sabotage anooiage of oi this mi* kind Ktnil un| |y lurtrn |urRC pnM|uction this, to-I .* > nn,.°r H c*chcr’ o f »''..r.da/.n an durtl.,.. me again.* 5. Serenade Knluan able defense of the proposed increase! penditore. They have been all along; contemplate* building and where .M r. 'o.-t adminisiiator Gdethals had the immediately at various points so a * ; K,.th,.r with tnrKe mflVement from Xeyer-lli'hnuml died in detail the report ami recoin- but I take it they will not undertake ("atravvay now life*. This m on the city on a piescription fuel Imsis. to hinder In every conceivable way Sanford hu* noi hern conducive to Snnlo'rd has not been mMtdntion* of the Chief of engineer* ; to reverse the policy of ihi* govern- west facing east on '.'I aim Way" <■ Sell tint; inl.O 't From Me th» force* of occupation. * maintaining favorable price*. With tho Ainlersmi-T linkhau*’ J. in \N o r SANFOItl) .The German customs house in the advent of cold weather and the con­ and the hearings on the bill before ment, which has U-en in ffecl for winch i* eighty feet wide ami a nice i\ i i iiis s h t\ U II I. HKCOMK NEW CITY Ruhr was taken over yesterday, the clusion of the California shipments the senate committee on commerce, of I a hundred years, that the bl(gallon disunite Imm the rupnl tsa'l'n <m SanMANAGER OF FT. PIERCE German officials being replaced by this week, prospects for stronger which he i* the ranking* Democratic and duly of the government is to take lord nvenuv. I took my wife hack Part 2 customs officers from France. C!radii- markets for the Sanford product in •member, nnd showed the need for the cate of these highways of camnierce then and celled her attention to the t>i i t tut l G.ddea 1• i *i r *. completion and maintenance of exist­ over which the government has ju- In nuty mid od.nnt.ngcs of this mure FORT PIERCE, Fob. 24.—C. J. Ry­ *11)' all the Germnns in the customs mntkets mi' extremely favorable. Si bleliegrell an, pre ent city manager of Sanford, ing projects, and the ultimate econfir-diction. The states cannot do it. in­ ii tiring position n’< being to my no­ Krvice in the occupied area are to he Thy ,|nninK,. resulting from the cold The Flower Girl Weittrich ^ has been churen by the h\~nl city com* Irt out, and in n few days the b reneh, weather was negligible. Early pep. l onty of following that course. He stat­ dividual* cannot do it, because these tion and she quite agreed with me. • ! lumore&qui PvnlH' S mtr: ml-.lnn ed that for the period o f one hundred ion to |„ he city manager of Fort are navigable waters under the, con­ I'm enraged by thin Mr. Taylor nnd »nd llclgian* will be in complete con- j ,M. „ ( s<1„ a*h and beans and « few to10. -Drienlnl Epi.iude King year* during which the government trol nnd jurisdiction of the federal otheix who tame to see me while P'erve Under terms of. the comntistrol. No serious Incidents arose over nintoes Itelng nil that were affected. 11. Ballet •:tl.l Soidiei Match front has been improving the rivers nnd government. Now it is pro.toMd to wuii.iog on the •ioii-marmger charter recently adopted unmeetv. I abo ailed the day's procedure. At Spier, how- j .___ if property, W iliam Tell 1’imstll. He was selected froth fourteen appli­ harluir* of the country congress liar reduce tin* expenditure to nn amount• *♦! »ir iit tcut ion mid liiuy f-«nt1, "G iin « «rcr. the German customs chief refus-1r j r j |',r i f IP Stas Spangled Hutmvr. never, with possibly one exception, which will !> ineffective, and will not • cants’ fur the position. ■ right.” ' The, ih one• lot No. «d to vacate his office. Ho was arrest- 1 1 1 11^11 f l j l i I IN adopted u project not favorably re- cany out the policy that has been1 IP. M 1 remember • in !)!<*•!!; 5 that It is expected thnt Mr. Ryan will rd by French guards and taken to a ported by the Hoard of Engineers fo r ' adopted by congress, ntnl which cut 1 ixpecinliy nrn e.ded tt» nn*. It is on accept the petition and gel on the firman prison. •* River* and Harbors, which is charged! only be put into effect by certain ex the rn|mer nf “ Palm Way" anil "Ruse field probably within a month.. Ho The German authorities refused to i with the duty of carrying on the work penditure* of public funds. Thnt pro- Drive" fares the p u s t and hi: waa.u yu.itor here recently, at which s as fine •ccrpt the prisoner, whereupon the —from thr preliminary examination* ,vision is made here in the House bill.' 'a little garden spot ;is one could wish. titne the Commissioners interviewed prison director himself was arrested and surveys to the complctjjon and him r.i length, following up the in­ My wllfe, like women fo'k.x, s.iiys: "Y'es by French soldiers nnd locked in his maintenance of all projects adopted, terview with personal investigations nml it would grow fine roses, wouldn't •vn jail with- thq custom* chief n* WII.I. HE IM PORTANT l)(H 'I’ MENT j in the cgurse of his argument in . it. th.».’ I " Soiyids like n woman, FIVE IIIO I HANI) MEMBERS Wil l. ■:that satisfied them o f his qualificut companion. I — CONTENTS A R E L'N! defense of the proposed increa. id'iiption* for the position of city manager dopsh't It 7 Oil yes , I Imve marked ME SECURED FOR WATER KNOWN The-telephone nnd tclegiuph strUu1 of olio of (He East Coast's fastest ! proprintion. Senator Fletcher said: It i« repotted in the press that three lut* with spei iitl prio I** as 1 TRAFFIC I.EAt; I K in the Ruhr is beginning to spread to . growing towns. , "In my judgment, Mr. President, no| while the president will approve the i luted in my uilvertisement. It would I l l r Tin- A w i i r l s l r d I ' r r a a l the Rhineland. At Muyence yesterday Mi. Ryan liu.i been » ity manager of money is expended out o f the Treas­ bill, he xvill diiect that not trtore than be n i*c thing to look tht*se up, pall WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 I.-PrcsiThe bberiility of Sn.fn no th# postal workers refused |to serve ury o f the United States, that i* so Sanford since I'd20. Previous to thut o f the $50,000,000 In ■ • > $27.0110.000 the French. Consequently the post of- IlHrdinga is engaitsst^Tjalny writing thoroughly safeguarded a., the money pended doting t he id xt liseal year foi nlf **1-- tag and t.ti l er It to the *«•« re­ men and growers in their r<‘Mribu- year lie was manager of the public Ace wa* occupied by French troops. v lint was described ii' an "inipm taut i we expend on rivers and haibirv You the completion and imiinteniincc of t. i v office a'id you have routed a Ihiils "n rr ieliiT hips in the i .-itiul utilities at Lake City. At one time he Traffic Li iigiu* testiAlmost immediately the mail, tele­ conimuniration to congress." White, may call it ‘pork barrel;' you may try the River and Harbor projects hereto- butguiu on same tciuix as the Others Florida Water , . . . . , was connected with the. U. S. hngiphone’ ami telegraph employes quit House officials declined to Indicate to discredit it; you muy call it a trad­ foie adopted by congress, but in the1with the extfcplioti thnt only one of ' IW to their enthusiasm in the move- ni cer .a corps in jetty construct on ami the subject and beyond announcing it these bargain lota will go to one pur-1meat fur water highway development. ,‘ ™ . *ork and tho German population is ing proposition, or what you may, but judgment o f Senator Fletcher that t i ................. ............ ........... v<1, »w without wire communication to would he nn important document and there In absolutely no Instance where would be nn nh.rolute assumption of chaser, whereas otherwise a purchaser whir It the league is fostering. The m i The commission hux not yet ap­ can have 'tuv many ns dexired—vex liettftrs report that despite the. fact outside points. Strikes uru still in- would he forwarded later today all in­ money appropriated by congress and authority on the me part of oi the prcsl prcsl-; . ... . . . ... .... , , . . , , pointed .i city clcrk-auditor-asscssor , , . , and with this bargain lot you will rc- 'hat a mimU*r of bttslnei* men had rrrsslng here nnd nt other points In formation was withheld. expended out o f the Treasury is so^ ilent, and the senator does not believo nor a treasurer-collector, but expect* ... . . . . , . , . . . , . . . ccivp a ticket in the ptiiclmser t box previously taken out a mcmbcrilun, th* occupied region. • . itrlt purpose imriwi.r* in to do so at n called meeting to be well protected and safeguarded as he has anyt* such in itiniil mind. Jparticipating in the drawing for these 'hey were again contributing and (.hat Fevernl ‘■hooting affrays were re­ held within the next few days. valuable billh which to put it in the several had taken out pintul member­ ported in the various parts of the Though the Commission is greatly ' b ngunge of Chief Killehrevv, "Any of "hip* in tile league. Report , from Or Ruhr yesterday. At Oberltausen there handicapped by the lack of funds tint monr) will boy grits.” Inndo ate also most encouraging to »»• trouble between the security powith which to du any work or employ Well now I have told you enough '^® .league officials and u* the cam* the needed personnel of Ihe new ad­ IK'c and French gendarmes who were for this time, tho’ at the sale M r*.! progresses the outlook for ee- ministration, it is hoped to get every­ disarming them. One of the police wns curing the minimum of five thou*am] I Che.'k 'will have further interesting thing in good working order in due Killed nnd another wounded. In Witnews. Conn* on early and we will niomberH > b unusually favorable. I course of time. * . t*n a Herman workman who was a t­ * * * have a good time together. tempting to kill n soldier wns shot Mount Pleasant. Ohio, Hank Visited Stock Salesmen . This Morning »nd killed. J. E. SPURRING, JiCELERV GROWERS" FEELING F I N E ' FRENCH TO ACT OVER PROSPECT GERMAN A U TH O R ITIE S ARE IN LEAGUE TO I*UT P L A N T S OUT OF COMMISSION BAND CONCERT . TOMORROW AFT. ORLANDO BAND TO GO L OWER .. ... Sanford Men TaktfcMemberships In Water League WRITING NOTE TO CONGRESS BANK CASHIER SHOT AND KILLED LOCATION OF LIBRARY; OWNERSHIP OF UTILITIES, BY B A N D I T S , . AND NEW ATHLETIC FIELD RERUN, Feb. 24.—The French ocropying forces yesterday dissolved the wrr(ing of the municipal council of ®°rhuni and arrested the Oberburgonnd 22 members o f the counfil. They had refused to carry out the I tench orders regarding delivery. Ten tanks were stationed outside town hall while tho arrests were "ring made. I ESSEN, Feb. 24.— Nine Germnns k*Vc been shot dead, including one ‘ "‘Id, nnd 13 soriously wounded by l°c military forces of occupation since R*y entered tho Ruhr early in Jnnu•D, according to figures compiled by Authorities here. Two hundred and seventy persons lre known to havo been arrested; 07 *DTited and then dopurted; 305 de­ parted immediately without pther for"A'ity and 10 official* removed ‘ from • “ wording tq this statement. lore than 100 other persons whose K*nu* are unknown, have been re­ Ported arrested, it is added. Pensacola Boosters Were H ere Yesterday The party of Pensacola Boosters, 52 number, stopped off at Sanford on it« ., n “> afternoon cn route to lower th' c ° a** R°*nla' A delegation from ' * » f ° nrori* chamber of commerce 1 ' the station to extend them n l »mc to Sanford. Unfortunately makL , ^ did not P«rmlt their PoreF V°n,t0r nl ^nford. Be- wv nf *V. howcvcr' 0 generous sup*0ecFiCC Cr> Wn* aboard their .. f *»' with the compliment* of “imber o f Comme I I I * T h r A a n . i r la lr d I ' r r a a l — Y0R K V ILLE , O., Feb. 24.— Harry Price, cashier of the People's Hank nt .Mount Pleasant, Ohio, was shot and killed by' two robbers shortly af: ter the hunk opened this morning, ac­ cording to reports here. The robbers escaped in an nutomobile in the di­ rection of Steubenville. .STEUBENVILLE. O., Feb. 24.—A sheriff’s posse armed, with machine guns and riljes left here thin morning hoping to Interrupt the bandits who held up the Mount Pleasant hank nnd shot the cashier. The cashier wns shot nftcr he hnd complied with the order to put up his hands, according to an­ other bnnk employe who fired nt nnd wounded one of the fleeing bandits. So far as could lie determined no funds hnd been taken by the bandits. > ■■ - Bandits Rob Factory at Petersburg, Va., G et Ten Thousand ____ Pay Roll YVna Taken from Safe Af* trr Gagging the Watchman ( I t , T h e Asaoelstrd I'rra a ) PETERSBURG, Va., Feb. 24.—Six masked bandits forced nn entrance-to the Seward Trunk nnd Uag factory here early today, bound nnd gagged tho watchman, broke open tho vault and escaped with ten thousand dol­ lars. The money wan in small envelopes rdady to be paid to the employes at the factory today. The robbers, offi­ cials believe, entered the'building by a side door. The lock on one o f the doors was tampered with and it is thought a key Was used in gaining ad- CELERY MARKETS Have Ytard Tim e Owner.! Selling Stock Here P. S.: Plensc do not be excited for Cartel HhipmrttTh for i'ridsy, Feb. 21 fm r nf missing a_ draw if you nrel 3d looking over the lot* on the morning |Chamber i.f Commerce Trying to Florida,—Sanford section The weekly mooting Friday of the another important subject engaging Keep PeopIrV Moary at Home ’ Florida— Manatee wMlon . ’ . Ifl of the sale. The bill will ring before Hoard o f Governors ami the members the attention of the meeting. A re- vt vh draw n sufficiently length of The publicity committee of• “the Ca,,fon,lB ,. • 12 of the Chamber of Commerce was nn cent visit of J. G. White, President of time to enable all to guthor before; Chamber of Commerce is again ready H °rlda-Tam pa Section to ritgngc in n buttle with stock sslesunusunlly'long one, due to the num­ the' Southrrn Utilities Company to the drawing takes place. Total men who invariably iuvinla the San­ ber nnd importancc-of tlu* matters Sanford was primarily for the pur­ brought up for consideration and av­ ford section when knowledge is re-[shipping Point HriWrcation pose of negotiating with the city fori reived of the returns from the crop da>i February 23 ocation for the new public the purchase of tho water works, tion. Thsrloc movement. The action vf the cpmnUts ANFO R d / f LA .: Cool, clear. The library Atulldi Amlldlng was thoroughly ‘l '» - , There is a strong local sentiment, howtee Inst year resulted in the snving moderate, demand and ntovecussed. Due to the objection of n 0V(,r thal lhp con,mi „ ion(.ril tnkc {m. of hundrw,» of ‘ h"“ ««nd* o f dollars mcnt „,ow m, rkct Rtca,ly> Carloads number o f property owners adjacent|mpdial|. B,ep, to Bccure not only the' to tho county, in fact Sanford wns the f 0 b uiua| tcrmi: io inch crates to the park, in which it was originally j watcr.work, ( ,lUt in „adltion the RnB first city in Florida to start this rnmr„ ,fonrl Self-BInnching 4-U dot. proposed to place the library, the mat- ?nd c|ectrlc ,lf:ht pIant( ant, the mccl. ter of location has been one of con­ Ing went on record to this effect. Tho HAH GIVEN M ATTER VERY CARE­ palgn nguinst venders of doubtful so stalks in the rought IL65-fl.75, new i-urilies. Theso high-pressure gentry French Strain 4-0 do*, stalks in the FUL CONSIDERATION AND siderable contention. The city com- city commissioners will also he rehave dubbed Sanford ns being hnrd-' rough, mostly $1.50. COUNTED HIS MONEY • mlsaloncrs have been hoping thnt th e ^ UMtcd by a « 0mmltU« from bolled, and the Publicity Commlttoo Library Association and these proper­ the Chamber of Commerce to Imme­ 1" » ,,l« (lift T b s A k a a r U I r d P r e s s ) is justly prqad nf the fact that thru Total carlot shipments from San* , ty owners would compromise on the diately take-whntover steps are nec­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 24— Seantor Its efforts Sanford is organitu-d to 1 ford this srnson to d9t® —>- .1.087 situation. It wns decided at the meet­ essary to secure a reduction in the Oscar G. Underwood, o f Alabama, the tho extent thnt it is impervious to tUs[Total enVIot shipment froit Map. ing that the Library Association he rotes for light nnd power. Recent sta­ Democratic floor lender in thu.senate, machinations'of “ Get Rich | a'VO. llilrt.sytrioii to-tlate . ,. vb, < W S 0 at-ked to definitely advise within ten tistics gathered by the organisation may again be n candidate for the * ................... days a loention for the library.. Sev­ show that Sanford is paying a higher Democratic presidential nomination. eral sites were suggested which could rate for this service than any other He has informed his friends thnt a f­ be putchascd, and inasmuch as the city of similar size in Florida. ter his return from Europe he will amount voted in the bond issue for Anti-mosquito day, which was give “ very careful conusidcrntion” to the library did not include the cost nf scheduled for February 21st, has been the many suggestions to enter the race a site, It devolves upon the library postponed nt the request of State in 1924 for the nomination of the par­ association, which tins the necessary Health Officer Slmonds to Wednesday, ty. money for this purpose to arrive at a March 7th, nnd the ChambiYTjf'iJonidecision. : •. - mercc anticipates that the responding miles. This- project, which has long The subject of on athletic field for, benefits will bo even greater- thnn been a vision of tho progressive ele­ W hen Final End Comes B ill W ill Be Defeated Sanford was also discussed. Report!those obtained in other cities where ment of the city, if permitted to be de­ f . i Says Opponent of the committee appointed to secure |similar programs have been carried veloped, will serve a two fold purpose this project contained reeommenda- 0uL Featuring this day will be ir l of giving Sanford one of tho most , •' ’ r T tiona for the purchase of tho old avia- mass meeting in tho evoning, at which beautiful waterfront driveways in the WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.— Final disposal of the administration shipping tion field. This recommendation was-time property owners nnd tax payers state nnd will also eliminate numer- bill which was conceded to be dead by a vote either late today or Monday was approved and referred bock to tho V jf l be requested to attend the mcot- out breeding places for mosquitoes. It agreed upon today by tho Republican nnd Democratic leaders in the senate. committco, with the suggestion thnt a ; |r.g for .tho purpose o f hearing ad- is proposed to have whatever leglsln- Proponent* us well as opponents of the measure which had been blocked five concrcto proposition for tho purchsso jijreiscs on tho bulk-heading of that tlve action necessary prepared and days by filibuster ngraed pdhding motion to taka up hill on which final test o i this aite bo submitted at the next portion o f the lake front from the submitted to the meeting, at which will (pome that it will bo defeated. Senator Jones, who hoa been In charge f ‘ meeting. Volusia County Bridge to Mellonville time the true sentiments of the peo q measure said it was proposed in such event t The ownership of public utilities w W ere Live Subjects Taken Up By the Chamber o f Commerce Yesterday Senator Underwood May Be Candidate For President 1924 SHIPPING BILL KILLED AFTER MANY DAYS FIGHT, SENATE LEADERS AGREED , �” ----- * 1 ;p A C .E E IG H T to .to -to to Supreme Court Today 5 WOMAN’S CLUB COLUMN LOCALS SUPPLIES Hupniabi L IL A Stations in this part of the state ■ ■ ■ m s n «m r «B s s s B s s iB M «n «H “ 2 n ,n ,,* BHni' U B B B iM S 6 " Tin Dnily Herald, 15c per week. i.t n George Mclford Production ;s When you wear our k lasses you . a. t r A. 1. _ ... aa». lf«r tl'f.P. don’ t h ave to be p cru clu ally w o r ............................................... Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. L. Roberts, Mrs. :,ud Mr*. G. T. Roberts,' Mrs. L I Gordon spent Thumlay «t Daytona Roach. . Mover Jp*a inch a wrAiidir atdry the F.'miiii Sspif be«ip|rltU | U Robert Liuls ^tevanwm’a "Ebb Tide." Never have such breathless thrills, stich colorful romance, been (lacked into one picture. Produc­ ed with a mnrvelou* cast by the man who made "The Sheik." ried tfbout th eir fa llin g o f f . Y o u can ro ritihl on with your usual housework because we make them to fit and to give perfect service. j-“ W e .. See That Y o u S e c ’ to.tototto o THE WEATHER * to to .--— »**- » to' to to to to *7. to !*n O PT O M E T R IST -O PT IC IA N . I Phone 410- i ■Opposite P. 0. A to to to to to to to to to .1 W EATHER FORKCAST F b r' la: Cloudy to partly cloudy on SEE C A T H R A E . i riday and Saturday; probably bccom, 1Fr Income Tnx Specialiat. Peoples Hank Jnr,cttlcd; slightly cooler in extrcir.c north portion Friday; moder­ M ARCH 13th, 14th and K»th ate noiihwcst shifting to northeast . All Forms sHn'ds. -f 1 T R Y OUR S A N F O R D M A lD B R E A D “ ft A cri'-p lost on ,our table this evening would add much to >nar meal. A good nose would bo tickled In our fragrunt Sanitary Baku Shop, inhaling the odors of nil our appetising, wholesome goodie*. R O U T H B A K E R Y Next tn IMnccsa Theatre n i '47 i/Tjf A T —Thursday, Friday and an Saturday, full (wo-quart Hot fe r l i l j l A L Water Holtie urri Fountain S>ringe. ■ a Regular price $1.50. Special, each ... ..................... trlV’ Hul , •AM ES K IR K W O O D ••IlMlItlcr*.' o*1 all LEE —AND—.' B. & O . M O T O R C O . the year will be voted for by ballot- Florida und western meats according to the constitution. kinds. — 1* ------ T 0 N I G n T — LATH LIME One of the Largest and M od Up-to-date Drive-In Tilling • T h e P rin c e s s The Cosmopolitan just R;ail the advertisements in this isat M obley’ s “ I Remands CStton o f received I sue. The live merchants of SanfortI * 283-2tp ore bidding for your trade nnd they Pensacola N ew T rial DruffJStore. ' quote you the price*. You can save to ' d • fv ■ j r.ioncy by reading the ndvoitiMtiicnt ■ to (ally Herald on *nlc dt .foe's Smoke Vtt I IQ TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 23.—The . Mobley’s Drug Storo .anil I tn the Dnily Herald. remanded for Mj •n ' to to to to to to to to!! supreme court today remanded for n a <^ unt*a pharmacy. U l,ow trial the ca*c of Herbert ( ptton i ^ \\ ATKUWAYfM>HIVK * Went her Is flne this afternoon. Tuesday - Social Department Bridge, convicted and sentenced to death nt;'W il l. UK LAUNCHKD i ? with Mrs. Fred William* n» hostess. Pcmncolu for the murder in April IN OTHER COUNTIES ' Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Rolla f < i a ______ .. N Wednesday- -Literatuie Department. o f 'Bid Miller, sexton of Christ ehurefc. Theic will he a bridge party for the Cotton’s cose cuino before the court o> daughter. Tho campulgn of '.he Horidu WLt* Car Load o f numbers of the Socinl department of n writ of error from the Circuit court _ ■c,way* Traffic League iwill be carried the club on Tuesday afternoon with ;a Dr. Hlnckmnn of U k o Monroe wan ^ 0 ,cl.ollt |^||... Volusia, Clay and of Escambia county. —......—v” — ■ ' , ... , into ur-ccois, among the visitors to the city tod.r). m f)n m roun(|M {he lilrtt of the week. Mrs. Fred tVillinma n* ho-itcri. Phimc STEMPKB STIItS SANFORD. ---- Z T , „ , .. i nllhaugh the drlvo for new members SJ.ftiS for recreations. 1t * _ ; Deputy Sheriff Stone of 1>0,knn 1 will not l « nt0P|*d, it was mid ■i A ' . i - 1 , t ; Mnich lljtli ond 1.1th the Sanford” !•li.lui Sicnigbr (• utirrinp them up * yraa in t ^ c l t y today on official bin:‘ . at UIC lbc. .or^anlxr^ilou’n in ............. headquarter ”,---- - • Woman’s Club tore, the honor of eii- iiyam lodny with an udvprtiruinant in sac*!}. ! the Christ building yesrterduy. . . • • >1. . I „ t I l i v a K ’ In tH l A ll ■Vi'A Moiu membership* hio constantly tartainlng the Hunrd of DirectoiH o f the Daily Iterald and his price.’ on nil ' ' the Florida Federation of fyomnq« kinds ol froth and smoked meats U * boini o b U W in .. I Snn.iAND BANANAS, pcere hero today at 2:30 n„ lt. counti(.,/i, wn* aid. The r.ierch- ( lobs. The board in composed o f all brim;i;iK tho people In from mile* 'points south on an observation tour. ^ ^ ,wcn H^ Uy state officers, ehalrmuil o f all departaround to trade here. ID has the P IN K A P P I.E S . rneiita, presidents of nil clubs, past prices and ho has till* woods and a l i l f o U ^ r v ^ S B y ami liberal in their support and .the citru .............. . • TO M ATO ES A N D l Many peupfo In the*'city. uniay am. aI'S0 becking up the president* of Federation. We expect glance at hia advertisement will con­ to’ have wbh us at least seventy-five LE M O N S vince you of this fact. women fiom all section* of the state. « ....^ ■* nnnpr Is (O bringing hrimrine results. result*, *i campaign campaign worke.a. "Apple.! roid by peck and bushel. the local paper , It is earnestly ftfijTcd that each elub I'lCOl.Y WIGGLY MAKES KM ___ ' Recntisc there is no ci.t jrprDe that > Tomatoes i old by bonket and crate — , *hcrc, r at- t f ih* member will heap theao date* in mind WIGGLE AND GIGCLB, . doIrn The Sanford Chamlier of Commerce t will not shate in the beimfita if tin |£ anJ 13) an)l p,hcn called Piggly W iggly hns an advertisement , H w b do„ n or bunch fad n fine inucfinK today ............................... ond those waterways of the State are developed, upon t • by , »the 1m chairmen iif HC of n a tl n lin e in v v u iiK .......... • of flnv any U one of in today’s Herald giving the people] " on J • who think the Chamber of Commerce tho lenirtie I t nppcnllnir to nil buslnc^s the committees, you will be ready and . . . aa * _ I men. and __I Dit ia M ...n*!nta niii eosH lilt Ot*« the real prices on groceries and these meeting success on evE x tra Cheap P rice hi not dolr»K anything should attend willing to help to make this bonrd price* ahow the public that these c»y hand, a fact which will be pointed ? m ' ‘ m ^ these Friday noonday meeting*. meeting n aucces* in every way poastores are here to put down the prices 4* Car on track nrar express office nut at the hearing before the govern­ on groceries and keep, them down. ’ MU* Mary Water*, of Atlanta, is ment engineers in Sanford March D>» Wi need the everlasting team work Head the advertisement and save your to show that the people are greatly the attract've guest of Mr. and Mrs. of ‘’ F.vcry Blooming Soul". All club u. c. Water* at their home in Fort interested in waterways devlopmnt. members are invited and urged to at­ — Orlando Sntinel. gcad. tend these meetings. i WOODCOCK K RIONEY The chairmen of the committees ap­ IS WAKING ’EM UP pointed to look after tho Comfort of our jmests arc *:i follows: Woodcock & Rlgney are the t»iy» The most Satisfactory Autom obile to own is a Transportation— Mrh. Ed. Higgins. who sell groceries cheap and they Entertainment— Mrs. McAllister. liave been selling them cnoim for B R IC K . CCMCNT. Music— Mrs. Hinley. many day* at their store on H.inford ■ House— Mrs. A. M. Phillip.'. ^ avenue—out of the high rent district G R A V E L, Decorating Club House, Mrs. A. F. where they huve n fine line of the best brand of goods and at prices so Fitts. Reception, Country Hul Mrs. J. jt,w i bnt you will be surprlrit. Visit . i-Sr vii.'t t ' M. Wallace. their store and sec for yourself, in to Decorating for Reception at Coun- ,|ay'B issue they have i few sp vials *c In offer you and you will be wise to Ladies’ Ilcst Hoorn try qiub—Miss Uuba Williams. Open I)ny and Nlsht take the opportunity t» huv from W* W ! Lunch— Mrs. Fred Williams. \v, cniT) >i f««U i them. at! mu • ria l" I liy !■ 'H I- i • Regular monthly meeting of the T h .’ t f v. Ill I n• FOOD MARKET Literature department WcdncMla), I t K vralllnn ' f " r W hi HAS THE tjC A L lT L Y or (li*111! n In -■ i>n|i i • February 28, nt 3:30 p. in. Imr ra-.r.of Hi". Sanford, Fia„ Corner Second S ired and Sanford Avenue Pure Food Marki. Iihs an adI-. in innl< •Ini ■if * All members are urged to be pres- Vi>rliHe|ncnt |n lo,|By> Herald calling DiatribulorH^Seminole and Lake Cminties it a with ' ,,ur iirleen 1 •*-- ** .-nt- The annual election of officers Tor BUcnUon tft their choice -lock of ■ . ' 1 Lum ber Co. ,’hone 130, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Uallu-e Wheeler entirtnnw'd Mr. noil M i'. I ’- Robert* of Cleveland. Mi. und Mrs. 11. IRoberts and Mr and Mr'. .1. I- Gui­ don Friday evening at their home. Mr. ami Mr*. G. T. Roberts, of Clev­ eland,’ ()., leave Saturday for their home after u month’s stay with their parent*. Mr. und'Mra. I|. L. Rolnirta ol lh\’ Seminole poultry Farm. NEW SPKCI \I.TV SHOP ftl'KNS The new S|k-» ii liy Shop advertise i„ this .*su. ti.ni tiu stm-k of j . m . Dieesner hns hecn purchased and the now shop opens at the old Drussner stand in the Woodruff building on Firr.t ■treet. Big *ncrifice In ladies gown* and dresses and’ wraps, millinery, etc. The number is 214 First street nnd the store o|>oii i for business Saturday morning. Be on time ami take advan­ tage oi the opening day sales. JK g ■ £J g anf 0rd’s N ew Store _______ K AN N B it’S ’DEPARTMENT STORE P t r i'IN G ON SPECIAL SALKS] K a n n e r’s Department Store, nt 213 Sanford Avenue calle* your attention ttxlny to the big rnle now going on at this popular store where everything . in dry goods line ia marked down nt M prlccH that will make the stock move ^ u’t once. See the advertiueinent and ' the prices will lake you to Kanncr’s where you rave money every time. - P W H AT THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY W O M A N ’S DOES It m«*t be woman’s coqucttislt tilt o f her list; — •• - . when she selects the shade o f fabric that bt.t compliments her coloring. IN T U IT IO N • MOuuti u cs'p ii. W H IS P E R ? ... ’— - ibc sLill of ^ n0nC °‘ f that ctnsctcu look or feeling. 3 A ttorn ey General M W ill Pass on Legality 8! T a r iff on Calcium I IIt T K r A » -u « ln l» S l*rr»sl WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—The ef­ Dot no "sixth sense" need prompt her in ide»luFits splendidly—i ^ *itk ^ b *n d p e rf«t curves > fort* of the Attorney General to pass inc those lovely lines o f hers. Goodjudgmcnt v ill on the legality of the tariff on Cal­ tell her to be fitted with a Modaxt Corset. cium Arsenate were bsgun at a con­ 5 ference between’ a delegation c impos­ Tlietc arc ed Senators Smith Harris, .Georgia, one kind Representatives Crisp. lairscn, and i? ^ V n ° * S ^ t T b c m «tex o f conctiy. So muen ocnet ^ ^ i5 Collier, und State Director of Markets Jackson, state' ontomollglat Williams T h ^ have very definite reasons for wearing the ^ ‘ he^cvc M \ coW t ,ikc the Modsit. ■ and Erpcst Camp, chief, of tho divi­ Mount, for U docs just whit a corset Mtould do^ ^ Ijeause mere is no w sion of customs of the treasury de­ . • ltWD\a partment. The delegation contended *«r v • 1" tranli mfj MrJorlCtnrttwra. ip T ’ ' * the discussion q f the tariff in congress M t f jr n o n n r w - Furaiihlagtht ■- - — 7“ ■, y«rf t* Pj I* tooth, fr*m DorlUrifr iatktrtkaJrf 'W t m | * tuirtgttti ...... * -toitf - * -•• » * ♦ j t(pH .i i j i C i M indicated It was the intention to place ti Ihr CiUm Gat:. Tbtn itry* *» calcium af*cni»te qq fhe freelist.,, tbaruttrr *f ddkott frtk j •*J.ram*Hx tbt toy ibnaftta tlx fnmttrru, ^ u »i. lhtr* ihtrt olarajt it M titrt - • V ’ M gmau • ■ naJr, uamra an** uJott ia hm$a- l b * thtki tffaxudxM uamta > . .. tint, ** alsrful igurtl smut $ti s 3 j m* . C A R R Y A S P A R E T IR E SPECIAL PRICES ON SPARK TIRES 0{h*\i/s O rvu t /Juxd •4^ Vifj fl • 8 - - ■E j ■r • Si A coupon given with each FIX H,l»AL1 LON CASH purchase of GAS. ««>od on J a Wind Shield Wiper to he * jla w c y March 10th. , * ' SANFORD • •„ . a.’= Exclusive A.events F L O R ID A E l : - r Phone 127 �L ■: i. . •• i ;--1 :i" f . fe • t «' -* • ,V • i ' ,•••' •' - ‘ T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 21, 1923 P A C E TW\TO O Shallow minded Jester* who have no! toirrtmVnUy action in this line of en- pa«gh, and that community nut jaun . concoptioa o f communis in and no re-idcavor. l'rom ovtyy .direction roquoits ing constructive control measure, tl‘ v sped for America crack cheap jokes for community prugrnmii arc being sequent to the St. Petersburg meeting □bout our country and her lawr. In- - received daily nt the headquarters of nVini!-" . ^ ^ Ut,fortUnat*>eorro stead o f hooting them ofT thi- slngo.^ the-state board of health. 1. — A n ew L ib r a r y B u ild in g in th e cen ter o f the c ity . Announcement has ju3t been made ^ 2. — E xten sion o f th e p res e n t bulkhead on the lake shore. for Romo strati go reason wo let them TJiis meeting of |hn ___ association |, get away with this slug with a good that tho next meeting o f the Florida|being held in rbo|ferntiotii with 3. — T h e n ew p ier and Lout basin fin ish ed b efo re January, wit) thMatured grin when any other nation- Anti-Mus juito association would be: stute board of health p.nd this 1921. this vr^-u u ii nlity, none o f them so perfi ct as our held in St. Petersburg on March Ul ----------* iration expresses the hupthat m rv •1.— A b ig A u d ito riu m th a t w ill seat at least 5,000 people. own, would jump to its feet in protest and UU. At this meeting n record at- city, town, civic ami dovtdopmontV 5.— N e w home fo r th e CnnipbaU -Lossing Post, A m erican Who takes the pains to eradicate tendance of enthusiastic, ardent ilm.v gunlZttllon in Florida will attend. Th* L egion . the harm these poor jibes perpetrate? quito control workers i3 expected. The cry is On to St, Peters burg,'' G.— A C om m u n ity C h est out o f w hich all funds w ill be Ttyi often it is left for our fins over­ executive committee* of the assoc! drawn. worked and under-paid school teach- ation is emphasising the importance You should SCO the $1J3 Shoe, ia 7. — T w o m ill ta x f o r p u b licity purposes, or* and tour volunteer'Hoy Scout 'fcic-’ of thfe* particular meeting; as l*re.-.Lloyd's Shoe Store window. 8. — M unicipal ow n ersh ip, s ta r tin g w ith w a te r w orks and tcutivcJ U> foster tho holy flame of ident PorU-r alntcs, "this meeting will s o ft w a ter. , patriotism in the youthful breast and be tho opening gtm of the FJU3 camThe Daily Herald, i:>c per week. 9. — S ystem atic m osqu ito cam p aign and cleaner city. fur |thej Afltfriwui U-giu/i 10.-^Teit thousand people h ere one y e a r from today. Who among us are explainin' to our aaaaacaBHaaHiiK**»ouH aH nnnaBH aijaBaj3H auuH a«nBH =asKaai«B this additional expenditure at this tcrprist*. As Frank with his thorough yout hthe fundamental and unep. q freedom o f America which stands to- * ™ C” Cl time na it can he done much cheaperibi’slnesa idea*, said: now than nt any other time. The “ Soiik o f these days the road fitqn day a towering and urnntp. uehubl.' jj city will have to extend iU boundoir- Moriroc to Orlnn.kAiii! in all likeH-j Ideal toward which we steadily pro-.,, ics very soon, and additional service hood run via I-nke .dary and cut out Er t ' ; ' . si v ill thus he demanded. The fore- Snnfo'rM. The rond from Osteen viaj Americu la full o t patUir boDhuvisk* § ffStigmatie \M sight of the utility commission has Orkindu already cuts out Sanford. The; and jr, eronked-thinkitig jrosd via Titusviile to Orlando and the!cranks whir can act nothit g l ut the ill ; n provided for this. tlton south cuts out Sanford. A bridge o f the .country and lean to tlie p utat ;i The member* of the yommission ■ m . i S B S i S B i t i n S S S i E t n , . r . . . ,/ ull," ra l“ rt county, Florida (•row er. ore all good und careful buninessjaeroas Lake Altotitov would (settle tho I proces*ca of the uttdlgvs'-cd m.v * m n i Foivlun Ailvrrll.in* ll «T U .».n .j llv r men. It is diking a goo<l deal oftrond through Fanfold for all lime to inhabitants to whom America m nor u .THEAMERICAN PHE.MA?.s* > tATltJU TH E OI.t» Tit AM P Pit INTER them to give thrtfr time for nothing come anil ft wotdd be n paying pro-1gettermity, hnn giv(*n senetunry. hut that is what they hove been do- position even r.t tho great coit>of conWe have our fault.-. Had laws that u Q yp Ol’ilci ft Qta COnlillF' ill f’O fg.st th a t i f it _\VC1*C Hot tin t wo The old-fashioned *‘tram|> printer' ing and giving it freely. Their re- striii fion." And he viauallied the ^h.itild be repealed, corrective legi-la k ep t pri pared to runclcr real s e rv ic e w o cfjtihl : i i.-t rapidly disappearing a -modern morndhitity In no small matter. The rovvd.-i of touriiis standing on thej tion that should hi* enacted, but benot handle them . Jacksonville will pORK an ordinance age where efficiopey and reliability >people expect the practice of economy jbig ■bridge fisHing and looking at our' raUM o f this no true Anu-i'enii will g a a to control firearms. If this can he done aie ihe flriit re(|Ul*ilc-s' him driven j„ t.viry*,|etatl of thl:, huninc •. Then- beautiful lake and the-popple going condemn-tho win ■ it will Ik- the biggest tiling that JoekDELIVER ; sonviHe h u (ver put over. hns knn equal right to put over hi* ideas at arty time and every member hns hi* nay and hi* part to play. Arc rtitollahrt! ovrrr nllrrnmin riecpl Sn»you a citizen o f Sanford or do you dnf nl (hr llrrald IliillH ln*c. l**T A>r Vunliiril, Kla I .Mn*noll« AJ*r„ live outside of the Chamber of Com­ T h e H erald P rin tin g Co. merce? -----------o---------rtfnusH E iis I f Such is tiie interest in rnnncd grape­ Kdtlor n. J, lnu.i.v fruit, steps are being taken by the S, J. l. lll. t llll _... (irttrral It. A. .Millt. Ail«rrll*lnK MnnnKrr Florida Citrus Exchange to increase |t. H. 1IOI.I.Y tin lr. tlnilr Known un the output, by increasing tho number AAtrrtUlnii A|il»Urntlo« o f canneries, in order to meet the tleAVIA A lllP r Clrrnlntlnn Mnnniccr niund. At m meeting bold in' ilnrtnw, I’ htinr ttZS-tV nltrr » p. W. the managers o f the‘ Citrus Exchange Rubarrli'f l"n t'rlrr In Ad.ttnrr took tmder consideration the erection of eight additional grapefruit canner­ Month* —... —~~r -—--------Itrll.rrrd In f l l r I*r <’urrl«-r ies in I’olk county.‘One of the canner­ r AVrrk ......................--IS *>»•■ "iu;r ies which will be built and put irt opkr lilt 12- In IH-imer Weekly Her­ erntiomin time to take care of iiext nia rnilrrli ,m rr» Arnilnolr t minty nail I* fiti lit tali rd rtrry Krldny. Advrr- season's pack, will be located in the lltlnK rnlr* mndr kmmn » • npiilli-ntlon. 93.no i>rr yrnr, ninny■ In mHnnrr. Altiiras-Lake Garfield section of the XIIOIIIKIl T IIU A M O C IA T K I) 1'IIKAS county and another will he erected in Tho A u ocllt«<l I’rrr* Is exclusively the Lakeland Highlands district. Oth­ entitled to the tt*« lor repabllentfon or er canneries will be located at vantnit n rw i iHspalqhrn credited In It nr not otlierwl.o credited In thin paper j g g po in U along tho " I l i l l M 1' froni nod nlno tho local neWfl pubtltolied. ** . ' * , , al ready herein Ilatne3 City, where there Is nl Sanford Daily Herald THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 s _ , _ ,__ A m i if-you dn ■ Our band will play in Orlando to- -''.urral pay-; tribute to him. mil ali E lu6r W itt* r m- v— yo u wiii, >r - a nt will eort mme than wttn a- ahhti is redly the heal part of Lake whh-h, with all It.e (. d? . the In •* J morrow afternoon and the Orlando ......... . ! to ■** wcakne. - and I Cfted. and tuprtt than Was provided Monroe for I .-- property, h-big :.:id the n.' . ,; p U . ' '' lit 0 atUT one trial J band will play in Sanford. Probably fl "P rympnthy. for Ute old or, and v«- may well fan- the i.ni:-.- -high and tolling and beautiful lin'd man has yet made, lid#-! » tramp printer. Ho i^ now in tin- I;,- like III tie men. Hut s* long a. wc the bridge would i - merit tho two fnim- why have no ninny msliauu «•» foreig ” going on the principle that a “ fair «-xn par t, hut we love h iiu-Jnary, y t a dolktr* ■ worth for a dollar, no th s together a enthing ols« could do. birth o f theit • wn fih; v. .!’ a-d v. h, « change is no robbery." 1° H m i s i S i ' * 1 * Wo recall him most pleasantly. -— ---- o — ------- ' • nl* will complain. A cmtiplcti audit It i*': aunt-thin ! hnvi- of ten visual- ar.d without iip ur'-'ni a- a ■-■ >urm • :i tl - J .I Often In- Would be so di e t d, Jllsl •) barber her Lb when the entire plant is coiaplt-tcd feed but never t , !;vd about I ce.m.e it men:, ior,i u Warren Harding, newspaper man, , . u B B from tiding un a train without i-,iid put'into operation will show just sounded chimi n ul hot fr-uu Frank Thin is n land to ir­ now pit- ideal, can go Ashing with n ■ 1 sracgaBCBUBcc»at3nHBaBnBaBtsHBi:3ceBaBBSBaKia'at!B«SBBB*9«i5 taking the time to pay his fnie, ■vh-re the finances stand. j Woodruff it :-oi:ndr-d good for Frank is a land to Is- prot-rted, nmi-th when he come* to Florida. Wc w ill, ns to resemble n vagabond, tine .1.1--1 us the. builder of a home tm- *Mjj not Indulge in day dr'ams u;ul im eat prottetisn ... to i- o bT -e youth ■talk over tin- reasons why the •hip who ought to Ik- forced to cam ;■ ploys an rmhitcet t > make plaits mftl sq ually latikr faitln r ahead than most to love our fi:.;-. l-> i<j-vet our law subsidy hill didn’t pas*. . . . an honest living. But he would he im-pcrvke tin* huildhg of'th at home, d'wtple. He h . pat n|1 bin money m -,ttd to live nobly within the few, « With us a few days, doing his I the commlsdon employs nn engi- Hanfnfil pro; My a I never bo'.ojht firing to git Tho Orlando Sentinel -ays that fori .work lift.• a gifted nrti-t at the ni.y g*ihi hri'‘k>. pi>1(1 mines -*ir "ii tiie first time in the hbtory of Orlan-j planand tupewi e this Amerlean la*s;!on J -tu-r to make A t long r. t tlv «• “ vase,” and would toon be look­ do an attempted Imtik robbery took' - I’ Mije-.d, Th' r omn.ls*li::i must be fit i !: ■Fanfm - prepcity fe. inml keeps to thi® hits' 1. tl i- Win t! y itf ojv- | ing, not care-worn but happy and place tiien- yesterday. We suppo-el t -i. ( V * d f f• 1 tti" »■- ily i!ft-n-l upon these irrti crnUgh fur ii-Ti n ii ihfe Himicy In- pfe’ t. Tl. I.eiri contented. The tramp printer, we ' i- - ,*.«••! t i S i-t t tr r-u m!>- . . " h llill Glenn means by tiii- that all lie . ...f.luyi-d tn - ili- 1 ,■ Xu .I tn-itn-Bt- . i'ui* in h r o r d a n i o r o £•*••!. t ..no to know, wii'i not the ■ the vu-. u - ' .. i tn lie l.f **‘I * .t - 1 He i, money i-i the Oiluiido hanks h-i-t nl In- -it liit .i - ! ■ ;■ •! ' . hi ii tlti'mieli, t -d i i Ua-ti manfry by j until ary pnn'er, but nn extraor­ lendy lu-eti loaned -nit to the ( /. Iitin)•* i ight irk’i-i hrlping Xn k ii 1 ■h th - .*iBr..;«r(U <•( j Fjitm thi-M. i.n-ri \\htt huh! them- -I -*-* (u.t.b-r S . : -i . I ! -. dinary one. lb i-.n ld often wiite newspnpetn. t S- i b .* * f i th* !. gl* ■ 4*111 IH fii*rt i!. .[>:vi-- tl-*. i^nt-iitt^i In h. ;:r h -v* : , , a l » 't i r t-.ldonal than tb-.-e fA . oi l i - i. ii..d iiii;iD ii u m ief tin: direct mmiIt 1 .1 II -1lt\ . a n: j I il -e fl ; > I* i ii law. to:'*.. i. rv " { f t i... a . tin- >■ ..<'* ’ at t-> hfe-l*’ . :e win,in !u w.i. wot king, b-it he We were glad to sc- a d> |egnti<<'< • pt t 1 l ' !.. tb 1 !a; ,1 \ * .!l he it me v. Hi ly. uotnl un*- nn! ■ >: 1y ^ nyi nv-tit m '.il.e udlowii-.g never made any pttaark tbit from Pensacola here ye teniay but w* <9\ t «• 1+r*• “ p'y tilings. I -a . , "l.I .V ,e .i far I gltHl Th-.-y . -1 will! ■ f 1 i Would bet I ay .tie -ii.it . Wntll! 1a' feel slighted that they did nut -lop in-i.' »iv ing in n day -f rt they art- fete'n-d in .v * i igbtill 1"‘ !e «wfully. B O A R D O F D IR E C TO R S Jari:- Iif However we met them ut tile aiatiun | ;ger things w .1 he the 1IIW lilt" til. :r own hand. ij ahle of nnn-h turning and twisting. •!g thing v m*.; “ I IGGERS" POINT TO FACTS and gave them inniu Snnfonl celery 1, ‘ice years than spy-,: M>n\ !: ■ Ifo-.i-ver. a man of ordinary intt-Hi lone in the ' *—----- -o---------ar.d made them fee! ashamed of th.-iu.r Jsnre can t .-’ l tin* iliff-rem-i- Itetwccn ne drent( • ol . *tnd maybe SfifTlf* •J. U. An tlinr.y, \V. II. T tm n ic lifl'e, D r. S. i ’ttlj When you pay two cents fur the selves for not stopping in ih^ i;r*>.:*.1 si end pit-1 t, and the hone I nmn dry Frail!: W. - off Will ptjt it rfe, i»r •' * /» n : n o AH!) AFTIVJ -!o:t. n Uav. kin.s, \Y. 1 ). csl city in South Florida. This trb» of nve rage dnilv new.-'.paper, -Jn V'-u-n-afor it is ii * He l-lt > 1 *i ill rn.iovv.i, 1 » read indh.n I to **?/?■- ; t I i i • ■ \ ' r 1 *:n f lire the nt-I of the w » i" contains the West Florida Iwio-teis will efeale C. !•’. W illium a :-h»j rie. ; i.r I v;nr< ibni i- t ,l thi-i It i* yet ■vita <! -r a better feeling bet Ween lle_- t w .-tati— If the tl legratdi me >pe: in n :ngie ■t-i t-.-ir'y t , tell t lion! fT’ -i-'-V*' n iroijii-ntl !ly where we Inin h>;a. ■Ti»•! the \ .mi|. i -tlloli; •* tln> — west Flotulu and East Florida and t ,:l with regard to tile eost o f the boulev ,u*i. nrooi ■l t! a- gm test r.=-et mla Ml I, . ant<d ITers, were ert tu you jk imsi south Floiidil and the great stale of I. .\t the present time, however, We have ! r - tfe-d I .d. • Mmin.e. -eg ally, it wot.hi nr t y.ej nl current lule : A L L D h i 'O S I T S I N S U R E D Seminole. -her* is u-i.'.n i i tfv-lieVc that the -1 I--. »i* m t : - i 'J . h i It i- a im , m .: t ,, M U . ---------- o---------givyu.-v a ri-i.. ..1 - ,-U:'.s-Mu ■i ijio c-_o ; 1 ! jd.ivt with..*-. a*idiliMHi»l Thi- is the M n -in of tire-, ai d while d!J I n month, ui $Jnn,,Vit>,j|t a year, S3 feranee h* Id by the Ft ite It-nr.l o lOEt V.iull put nlo full operation will Sanfortf has been very fortunrl jj, i ngiiin.i t Sd ii yi.-ir which you actually JkulUl ii* few V tiuttVi: | k=_: fee- ;f d a r e v e i l e thr.t will pay* o{.eialthe past in tin's n-spret there i-> nl l,!' ’- ,,,, **ttr daily nev paper. *t • t; pig .expenses, interest nrd at the same ways tiie danger that lire will break I l'1-. for a y, ir you pick up Pa tary -a: V Keirtn-rT, Kt-I'ir-I . far I . ■. -• ; * I B ® pruvide n' oinking fund for. the1 «iut any dime and roitaume part i-f ttu ; ' vr*d'l coat you over J21)0,000 ii-ljiry of the Fl rctfremr-at ef the debt. Of ctiumi-, it ^ ScinCord, Florida city or at least turn some family out ^1,:' **JD e-vw ah'r-e. And it" i-icLwiiin -ay **’ Ki ij be tiiinr,*- ’ " I il l II!'f. e thtt'.l Ibi :. It must t.lk, of doors on » cold night or agine , iuld- 1" ‘ d " - - < i, g .. • i i in iht create I throui-tt-,:, ei-re o we .r ttJT tear mid replr.ei re ii Im burned to death-. And then |,,f ,!lt’ ‘ ,,f 1en-lii n or tvn ring or ■ * ’ ‘ ■ ••■ J jii alb. ru i i ! ft-'ie-ill\ -,t nr'i -* • ~t7x : the prnpetty'hw* i- ilslally i ii.-nb i “ I’ 1 ; - d pal-l’ b n l.N ' liJONS i .1 >» ii ,'.i l,i. I ii> r, >.•! able und IlinUllllne lilt, all I.-I lirgh . -• I ■ : that n Ii . I-, Ilk, , , ei - i ;. • •-II ii id e . f. : . : ie.lie for anyone t•> ink, enough I-, ■i I !' tiii, ut i ty plniu v. .11 ii-v. lit I1 -- I-' la an age of : • ni.-idi n atI ' a i . p . > - nn-l i'li eU ie a real lire lo.<-■•. i'levetitlua n> ibi be.-t . FEMALE HELP W.MiTED. light und gov,i, .-vivify, do y0u re-ig. fibidM 1‘roposiGou. Thu* city tom- Uritn . iU h-me . is bringing many FEMALE HELP WANTED. MAIE IlEL FEMALE HELP WANTED, Watch your sti-p. :di e wh.-.t ii wv.dd no t if seionee. in- mission and the utility txiinniisslon, ebarg- in lioth work and recreation, IP^T. Mi m ■• i iiitmtHii •f**1*!, M « w,| thefallttcif : in old eeE iU N IfA V H ily tr-jwftb f*rsffc flofcr»r** H (N ? i11s Ftf r *•_ TT\T4 l-T, p4111,| I " " ! 1'1 •**». O-'W'l . Headline* in-paper* ray “ Demo­ vcntloh. and htislne>. Ircinshad heeni01* n to * “ to epcrating nicely for an U >exprining ■, tm ,'*r*'*. U tslt-ifu , Iw t^fe fW »** fl erviei u for j-uu * ffitient and cennoiitlfc nransgetnent ". iomu . nn-igeirent and (• :eii g ; v . *»w*. wm 4:4 Ht j- «f |3 )T Ht#*t t’l'l f r-*'*di,vt hi it : > rfV»»r **■-'• •'•!>, ... - .. . crats in Michigan consider Foul Inking? They do !»• ai X Dlivh, *T » St, mije Hitob| urd'-r i ‘ rh.:’gr^«. | * i st,., * ~ i jE H tilm , *i ; ;-d thih what will guarantee * a ferpiN 'ffl'A fer* r| 11 ,r.. * Chance." If we. know anythit g nfer.il i whlrli would iieren-dlale thirty sr-rvt*f ] \V • •! to dlive ii'.i mil.'* f • f fit* fliflAi ?(• b-\t it;* r«tistd i-:ai| fjJT i e- fol ami orofilab'e opera:it-n a’ t-. At a low nvciagw.ekly wi.gi **u«i to* »«r7'* \ G ••!!*■*Hp it Henry will have a , Irien ar t it Pn^T!! n« r it* KELP WANTED, • V .t’-e mi’ --IHrlbll tll'i ‘tl VV*4 f J ’ ,f toto^M i^*^ ' ii a Mrl’.Vfe'F. the main object in ~ “ ~ - IE- —— -----IK■ (S*tt fl »i* r'l fS-N » V,(t*, ,i ? — — fe V fb'.y • *« :*rl*i i » f will Ik- n charier to spend some o f 1of >2u liifs amoUiit.s I • Sbbli n wr k or a(hi *rt; ••••» tl* *rr* i#U We .pei .1 up. (In: h**ei IMt. lui . yVxT/.XT. . $.l!,oti0 a year, I igjring llji* mauung •i !*••* ffet r*«** 1 4 » _ h i stl*: _ that jitney money that ?.o many other **.-= • 7 ’** * * u;i|»l is | . • laid ..m ..mp1* ' !t • i * , H * ri* " 1 *t*t* tr^~«xi a.* i ui-, uli ni ii, 7 , * t,i , nn VC! tfe!APS d r. ■t tv" he L tf. * people ate worrying ufee.it. It fe nl ■fit f V*1' 1t i* h-n e A.irf i,., ■ ;• f-»..itoisi-*'* , rttSi*v9 to*4 fe^svfai ili- ••- ■ -f i. 3S.'», „. l.i ,.f in. on,, via w ibi s, I ., .ol, 1 tnti i eill b «—» tl»f*v — * -»',i -*♦ •f'vi ifiii * ways pies not to [mi up a tali ■ -1. A fe*» Tfdfc •!/>*• 'I h pi uV |i"'> fi!*; h/A *ft.c*■ ' -• ■ * ■ i;» r.». . ,ii j .-ail) un mm of a 115,70:1. U h l is J . I e urn .ni tin-.! tl,, pur ilm .1 pi i r*p «n f i r -* f_ fe-iiithai a W i: . ‘ >* <* i; . ---#•■ •Inlllte— pli m.uu for «%eiytih- ton at*it f'jF* r\ »***• *i* "•*’ illM- engine made it** advent, Vi f i t o . ;• t".'i ~ w ,w ... Ftilities .Magazine. t:d J invent tie-, it. i lofeta frot'l the cdncattot,* r- .k m.o «I( |i Ilfif** lu-eled with tin- uimpmgii except tin U\ inn c inn only ; ped u;>. hut v..> '*-AALiVi >*riming of the .inter and light plant* cup . "" **' r *,rvvj3'B ..4 vandidate. Hemy For-i will iuii jn.»t e mm id Up roiiiu o f the m i .hijv1•“** *|rwlv,-; i: 4** IT U I.H U TILITIE S .... .................. ......................... ........ r, have nil but taken tare of the inter, L* *Aii3L l-» > 1 J 4t„M * ........ . close enough for president to In- de­ •. m -;U i I lint arc* • ol easily ehal-g.* I. '■*, <l - i. >V» MOMW-e 1. teal nnd sinking fund. Whin it IS !' i i m w. f f * * * f • -**ur*#' Tf ¥ m * h A l 3T. v 1* . ..... it •am LfKinl x?ft Tl l*»to , . O Z K E M L feated and a* wo have often stated , r ' *3 IJ* —>«- •h dilioua we _r.rcept, Fub-e:iti* Ih e citizens of Orlando own the taken into consideralionThe plants at 1 ’ < ,t s*****-et I r= 4*fcu»'r*r***L»= j Henry Ford ran do more on the side-' 4? ? Illi !>hT‘S lA L 4rijpns3* k ; n f hr iami Mt -r-''1 r* fer 4#^^' f"'"-tXnn V ir •feiHV'«w-A!‘:'' the rhunge*. t-n- ,1-1* -’-/t lines than he can In the game nnd li»» j '*•**tvr "ini llgh! plnnt. It is tlu-it ike lime the e^y look them over wen‘ ...... ' " ' l,}; * .z VV**1* • A Lc i « ( but i-’ ii t-or. a ieu iy niialysb g them 0(11MU, * should he contented to stay on the! tirohl*rty. Imught with their own r.utn- in c Kin-dawn tondiUun. and the oper>*r.« I and i i . niingour way to eorrvctjofir, rt:V*l»V rldi'line.i. As ii president he would !><• *>• They feel a deep interest in d nt.’on tinder mOniripol ownership was ■I .Hmn»»t't.« I ’ r f, Tv HV M t&r Us r.-t *i' • rmotf* life may* be |(vid irv. K* » *’> *• a good car manufai-turer ‘ It-. him- it Ho.efeseiy affects life and hew to all concerned, the- showing . . , , . . 4,.-|*WK *14- ** rN_ -*it* l Ui.u* T» ■#t-«JM*Ad__ *’ y 0 :enjoyment i„ this community: m-al ■ is all the mme remarkable. If ^ 1 f W . thy ringda '.t., ... ... , r , lire. I* fe |-iix<il>!p to meet tin- romin* r W t&tf t*r++ f* I - M-t Maybe yon have not |*^ * '.t M, f-* * • • without > hc.\c ra a-tlai |« « •M Sanford people are ge vnl Ionb«t*LiVto. *P%ik^l fm Cl Ci l. "**t on many big questions of the i i 'a’ !: p ract'cltl w a y o f t v : fini? thp pcoplu you Hut -*J - : K**l * ••« i , Sanford in tile next five ye 1 way fe 7J tin'riii ,?t a DaH:.* H c.a ltl W a n t AH. W ant • **•* I IRMOU, ahead faster than it baa w er advaiir- ‘ ,K> that is modern and capable of alien ar.d production cost is cut to _ . # ««t **• *w to do tfe’i-e things la tho face of the;*|fry jp-rn-vtofc*- -•• f1** ^ n t* - • j A ; Imich thi* lives o f thotisam ls in sohiti fo rm o f cd before. And ali factions nnd chum s‘,, vi,|b' a large and growing city like .minimum?Orlando Iloporter-Slar, amazing c-haagva, we become bewil­ * lb*f»**p oouwirr-.»*,• i can get together under tin- hrflinor| ffehndo is no small task. Vet tin---------- o -----?■ dr ~ ’ * L.i , T h e ir infitionce exten d s in to e v e r y -dered by the innovotiopa nnd yield to At** * t p . p * r« C W -H tof« *•** „ work hns progressed with all the * of tiie Chainfe-r of Commerce and tin­ »**f UP# <L*f «t ti foicc tlit- i- change* to yield to us. To .n.vu ffej H i . am! ci v:u t o f life . T h e ir p o w er reaches out speed that could have been hoped ftir. » der no other body of men. The Cham­ •Ntl Ua#i * « , 9, itrMx »*”• In tin « new change* youth finds ber of Commerce play * no favorites It is near romplelion and will he one “ I iia et h Ui &i* inlu tho m arts,oLousiiiofes, p rovitlin jf p osition s f o r Inin* .-ata. These interests too of ton p. hand is democratic to the core barring of the best plants in the state. J iri. ff lead tin- youth away from home, Wc m rtd woAcors f o r "positions. T h e y g o cut to to ftfV:,: m ir, It has been the aim of tho city|P* no one nnd admitting ul! citizens into allow tin- moral* of Amorienn youth fclit, ipurjbril-# liMlk ft the h igh w a ys atul b yw a ys on a h u n t fo r lost fuU4muml>crship. And cveiy member commissioners to put the utility com-! P t h-.-.P7! -■* P-U f t ca Pu P7! P j to |ic torn down. Joy-rides ate but a l i i f f t r r r j »M4, ■ * *+?-'.» it* misititiii on a basis' vvln-rc it would) «U>r td part of the expression of that unbelt valu a im s. T h e y b rin g to g e th e r the man and the , Jwpip -■-ltlpr -»•* have a fixed nnd legal status and Tlu-y *ay that great minds run ar It* [ that grown out of an ,yager ness for ‘***1 b-i ir.e. v op p ortu n ity f o r w h ich he is lo o k in g. T h e y fev FTHATW **J r li* MttilM :rr U SELL M il BN U would function independently o f the Mho same channel nnd ni/ cxtrcn,cj new. found districting*, felting them Ml **''***tTLp : 1 “ * * *' -.xq, ■ < < - ' hi ip to lo ca le homes, ap artm en ts am i room s. T h e y YfJUk HEAL \ ily, though a part uf U p city and ‘ modesty would prevent my saying this: l:u musters of us rather than tis musfg LIST IT atux - . eity business. To this end the utility;about this particular subject nnd yet] tcrs „ f thenj. • t ESTATE WITH US i rwul hows o f genuine b argain s in n ierdiam li.se p jr * **-5 fc*4 *ni eeinmtKSlon was asked for suggeiu it i* the truth. The other day while The spirit of adventure is stimuIf*5" * ‘ needed fo r home or o ffic e . L e t tions us to how this coul dbest be|g«*lng up nt the great height o f one |lltp{j |,y n Hghter and more prolifir fi-i^tETfe & -K -H «*l — xT-7:-| L 'to p H iH (to done to carry out the original purpose of mir new sky serapera Frank Woodliterature that exhibits itself on nil Spencer Height lot* are going ol keeping tinmanagement out of i ruff came along and asked me how I our periodical starnkt. These-rooks nlfast. One of tho best sub-divis­ n *^ a | F*1 ' T flv :-Vfp f»» w v V ' -‘ ", toT. ■4 t polllics. The nuditor, in mnking n‘ Hke<l it und wo fell into a reinniscent lurfng to the untutored youth the »* ? * f ions in Sanford and all lug lot** i, W statement for the comndsMipn, has mom! over the new projects in San- pawn*hop'* exhibit of firearms, See un now nnd pick while puk­ ■ K ’ .' 'A made certain recommendations and ford and the old day* when there Were A disrespect for law creeps in. He■uing i* good. Easy terms. £*, 1**•* • ‘ •■1* H « ■_ /»• -* the utility coniml.-slon is now endeav- no big buildings in Sanford and as wojculire a majority of our states have 4bfl BE Y O U R G U ID E in T IM E o f N E E D s o n Fi’IPAf .y#l.’TiTI oring In \tork out a hill to he present-!gazed doyrn Bark uvenip' to tho lake; decried that sobriety makes for bet­ Rjuwfc I-*** a is u -a i* j id to the next legislature which will Frank unconsciously cnllcd up pome- ter credits, more saving* nccounts, * •'«* * to i.;f .1* l.’l fix the status of the Orlandd utility thing that I had often thought of hut better industry, hr alt bier bodies nnd tojhii fH Inf ■'* - - .n ri- , l , . r . r - l - l n . M - V fT ^ 'L * » ^ f*»-4 AGENTS w* IT u | F m h-oTNlk fjff ,w r “ *•»> r>.i.*. r_— hnppier homes, wc find the constitu­ never even-mentioned in, my dreams commission. L* i» s «F« H it*“ f'tf*, to’** t-~ ,f|4 tu *■«*«♦ §♦== . A 4i D £»tot tint U-li I* -f im ,!, tion of tho United State* made the { f t47v*H .«|I»l< II A, lift of Sanford, Wisely tho commission hns provid­ *. r ~ - i. - V . - In .,. « ~ . i , !i, f ■-J_____ _ ■. t. R E A L ESTATE a .* ,,- .1 IV .f c i t. « . . . II* . A i i ’j | I4 I . T .T T ? f- v u v It is nothing more or less than a subject of jest by those- who insist ed for an extra unit in its new plant ; v‘ i- ’ felt* n*4s> si Mfdl'U ? t.i Fire, Caaualty, Auto Insurance toM fef*r' * 1 ^ 7 *4 t o i that will take cam of the future needs bridge across luike Monroe at the that "personal liberty" Is worth more.1 J4M-* . t. L, 105 W. First St„BXNFORD, FLA of Orlamio. The .city is growing so foot of Park avenue unil connecting than any common denominator rapidly that good economy warrants with the Volusia county side nt F-n-jgood sr PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD t ) Maxwell & Britt m . , : . -vr ,• . . i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 I’AGK THKEB A REX ING RAM PRODUCTION MY VIN C EN TE RLASCO IB AN E Z The fulfillment of St. John’s prophecy: the greed for world dominion catting forth Conquest, War, Famine and Pestilence from the lair of the beast that astounds in its magnificence M A T IN E E PRICES: Romance that inspires, beauty that enthralls, spectacle C H ILD REN , 10c; A D U LTS, 40e E VE N IN G CH ILD REN, 2ac; AD U LTS, 50c similar nature.— Seminole Supply Co, Oviedo, Fla. 282-lt W ANED—A chanco to build your new homo before lumber gets any Kher. Plans and estimates furnish* I.— Sanford Novelty Works. 193-tfc were present, a number coming out from town. All seemed to enjoy the good time, nice cakes anti coffee, if it was cold, and wished hint long life or illness causes wages, to stop, and much happiness. WANTED TO HUY— Asparagus fern but E X PE N S E S keep on! l-’ire horned out one of the old land seed, for good clean stock will pay The wise man or woman has a marks of Sanford Inst Monday, when a good price. Address W. P. Newell it wiped out the old home of General bank account fo r such a time. A re Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, Sanford on the famous IJelnir grove, Fin. 27l*-tfe you W ISE? which is now owned by S. 0. Chase, G eorge A . DeCottes l oy with wheel W AN TE h—Snmrt h i am! occupied by la'onnrd Vihlen niul | I f not, 1% Interest and S A F E ­ S e m in o le P r in fe r ij Atlorney-nt-Lnw Stone’s Market, Sanford Avenue. wife and their family of five, now at OUR PRINTING 1 T Y aw ait your savings at Our FOIt SALE— 1923, llupmabile, driven OUH PRICE 1 ICOHC-H. home. We understand it is quite a lias Over Seminole County Rank Savings? Department. 2,300 miles. $85.00 worth or ex­ to Mr. Vihlen ms very little was savJl. 07 French Avenue-----------Phone to I M IS C E L L A N E O U S tras, Make me nn offer. Address The house wits insured, we hear and 5ANFORD FLORIDA Make the start today. Mr. Chase will soon build again. It bad •'ll." care Herald. 285-5tp Quick Service T ran sfer been built some forty yearn ago and F R E D It. W IL S O N the grove was for a long time one of Storage Facilities the rbow place* in Horida. Tin* fire If as please you, tell others; if not, A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W started In the roof and though the tell us. Phone 49S lire department came out, nothing First Notional Hank building could be done. Sorry for the owners FLORIDA FARMERS—Plenty of saw dust free SANFORD N O V E L T Y SANFORD and for our neighbors. They are slay­ nt Shinholser's Mill. It's the rigid A CO M M UNITY B U ILD ER ing nights at the home of their daugh­ W ORKS kind for tiling, 251-o.e.d.Jwp ter. Mrs. Kenneth Bobbins.flT B SAfcl Ft fill) SIGN S HOP paints * V. C. C O LLE IL Prop11. F. W HITNKR, Cashier (Bud to hear that T. O. Tyner now F. P. FORSTER, President C H E L L E M A IN E S Signs of any kind. Quick service. has work oh night watchman in one FOR HALE— Hosier nnd Gays* paints General Shop and M ill and varnishes nt Sunford Novelty Prices right. Phone iHO-U*. 282-51 p of the new buildings going up in San­ I LAW YER W ork 183-tfc — Court House Works, Sanford agents. ford. II. t). Seitier and daughter Miss CONTRACTOR and BU ILD ER M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S Mamie of Pennsylvania but one lime S A N F O R D 117 Commercial 8treet—Sanford, “Fin. Kyaa Examined Glosses Designed residents o f Upsola arorhetc for two JOHN GOVE, Proprietor weeks and are calling’ on their old ITenry McLaulin, Jr., Fill: S A LE —( ‘ontrolling into cat in B. W . H E R N D O N CEM ETERY W ORK A S P E C IA L T Y LOST nt ighhors on Thursday., i'hey are Miami. Large hardware store do­ ,. Opt I). at the Montczunm for a few 1018 West First Strwt 1018 Waal First 8tlW« ing business. Henson for selling oth­ LOST—One platinum broach with ;; .slaying Optician-Optometrist diamond* set in it. Finder leave ut> days. INSURANCE AG E N C Y er interests. Address 711 N. Miami 112 East First Street Hanford, Fla. Avenue, Uox 20, Miami, Florida. IIIP------- AUTO-------- BONDS Herald office nnd receive $20.00 re- j — ■ — 278-tfe I . . . A . * 2-l2-e-o-d*3w j ward. ' S. 0. Shinholser E LT O N J. M O U G H TO N FOR SALE U llE AP— Shat gun. Ap­ LOST— One white nnd red spotted gyp dog, near county bridge on the ply 800 Magnolia Avc. 282-dtp A R C H ITE C T Wckiwu river, Feb. 1-Ith. Reward of Contractor nnd Builder $25.00.- J. II. Hardin, OOJ Klin. Room 7, Miller Hldg FLORIDA 2H!-Htp FOR SALE— Young cow, first calf 3ANFORD from a six gallon Jersey.— Lf A. ReFOUND iiaud, Sanford Rnttcry Service (Jo. W E L S H ; DR. R. M. FOUND—A pair of eye.glnsscs. Own­ i ‘. * l a t i l l « h r d IU0S 283-3tp Gtnthmto Veterinarian er can have same by describing ami n-r.-.i-i, t i’ -K-T-A-T-is Telephones* Office 1 paying for this udv. 283-tfe r*Tnn Inve*lm rnta Opposite I’. O., Office 125 l > - lH i p r n ,r d In ml In.urn nrr Residence 257 Del.and, Florida' FOR SALE—Modern bungalow, four H l f 1 <•!■ Xiiri-ly llnuil* II«1M I.ii rui. rooms nnd both, practically new. A l­ Dailnr.. I'roperly llu-lnc* t'Unnrr. so five ncres hammock land on good road. Easy terms. Inquilt* 11Oil Oak Main Office Ave. 284-dtp m u i :,\i .t v i u j ii' i v t " j* pi |S IS Cards of Sanford's Reput* able Professional Men, each of whom, in his chosen pro* fcsalon the Herald recoin, mends to the people. You can find the name or erery lire Duainess Man In Sanford in this Column each day. s i m o iiii i %\ i ; s t m i :S t I’k..!,- Is • n n i r \\.Y llll-H St.*ii±tt..l In A %c. Mrs. A. I. Spencer S P IR E L L A CORSETIERE . Sanford nnd DeLand riiW A P.T The Florist I Flowers------------ -FRirut Designs Annual and Oriuimeiurfl Plants P. O. Address, 228 Ho. Iloutevsrd Myrtle Ave.---------- Phone 280-W Phone JOB Del.and, Florida MACHINE COM PANY SANFORD General Machine and Boiler . Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding ‘ I’hone G2--------- Sanford, Florida L- B. H Q D G IN S DR. B. D. C A S W E L L Announces the removal of his offices for the General Practice of Dentistry To 214-216 Mcisch Hullding Feb. 17, JU23 Hanford, Florida The Daily Herald, 15c per week. iv M in t r f n i l HT. m j v h .v t i i j i i i i i 'i t i . r j i i e r r r . i,\ n n m u i in \ t v , n . o i i u u . iv n k m i v i i i .k I'll A V I'IU IY . P i n t 8 n Iliu m) lln ol. Itt llrlnntln, u r a n pnratfrtn niiilr r H ip l .n t i* til Itlr ( n i l * ril m n l n r f AiiH-ritn. I'u iniilnln nn l. , AUTO RAI)|ATOU AND SIIBKT l-'rrit II. r i l l l n a . I l r l r n t l n n l . * r iT A T IO V METAL WORKS Tn* Fred It. Flttlnu. th* said Fred General Repairing If. K ittin g tictriK i resident o f I'< *ter. * Slut** o f liiw u; 'J ,rrnch Ave----------- Sanford. Fla. In ItOhappearing from « nwurn lilll or i-.imt'talnt ftli-n In this cause that you, Fred II. F ittin g, nre n resident o f n utaterotin’C than tin* Stittu of riurldjl mol that your jd a re o f residence In Dexter, Iow a llfnl there I n no person in the flute o f 'Florida, the service o f |hc Rank of Oviedo will be held nt the Fmking hou«a of Baid Hank of Oviedo. Jtori'la.ofi the 20th day of March, A. ■ at three o'clock p. nt., for * purpose of considering the follow,r e matter: To increase the capital , of said Rank from Fifteen Thou” n,‘ l)f>Hari $15,000.00) to Thirty Dollars ($50,000.00), and to *r ranire foj- the h&uancc thereof and * I:a>aient therefor, nnd to consid*r *uch other matter* nnd tranaact 1 ether business as may properly ^mc before said meeting. . this 15th dAy*of February, A- lb 1023. ... HANK o f OVIEDO, Ry R. G. Smith, President. 'go. Cashier. Classified Ada Ic a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively np Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words nnd remit ncordingly. DODD JOBS for good hoys; clean and healthful work. Opportunity fur advancement. Apply Western Union Telegraph Co, 280-tfc FOR SALE—New bungalow, G rooms tthd bath, till modern conveniences, East front, Pulmetta avenue between 11th and 12th streets. Part cash, bal­ ance easy monthly payments, like rent. Telephone 252-W, 28|.:itc Mrs. Voile Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Trumond Holi nnd Carl Pierson were FO R S A L E — Lot, next nmong those attending the fair nt Outo my residence, ideal lando. location.— S. W . Brad­ Mrs. Westerdick spent Monday with her dnugliter Mrs. Heck, ns Horn well ford. 285-Gtc Heck has been quite.sick with flu for a few days. Emil Mugnusou motored up Sunday from Windermere, bringing some Men Who P r o fit A ct friends with him to set* Upsaln, call­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VihThis in your opportunity to se­ Icn. Their nephew, George Vihlen, war cure n HOUSE O F YOUR OWN. one of the pnrly. Girder Lundquist look n trip to Five rooms nnd bath, toilet, electric lights, modem through­ Jacksonville Saturday, returning home Tuesday, visiting at the home of his out. hrother Aaron nnd wife. They hive n $300.00 C A S H little non now, about a month old. B A LA N C E $35.00 PE R MO. Little Muriel Henderson is still un­ der the doctor's care with stomach See J. A. H A N N trouble. Mr. and Mrs, Hnmil Tolar and chil­ Care A. P. Connelly & Sons dren and their slater, Mrs. Klsio Hen­ son of Daytona visited Sunday.with 101-106 Magnolia Ave. their sister, Mrs. Alma Neesc and fa­ ♦♦♦ or Phone 48 ther, Mr. Malm. Mra. Charles Cramer nnd (il^s. Wes* A C T N O W !!! tordick attended a party In Sanford on Monday afternoon with a number FOR R E N T of other ladies, in honor of the birth­ day of their hostess, Mrs. efuto. FOR RENT—Eight room house, well Friends of Mi*, and Mrs. Lucas are located.— A. P. Connelly & Sons, 2GSLtfc sorry to Jirar of their illness. Mrs. Lucas has been taken to the Orlando FOR RENT— One front bed room, 117 hospital with pneumonia and he is Laurel Ave. .285-3tp sick witfi tho flu. Her mother has the oUse, corner children caring for theip. Elm. Apply within. 285-ltp Ml*, und Mrs. V. C. Coder and hU FOR RENT— Furnished housekeeping nephew, Will Coder who has been or bed rooms, 3M Bast 5th St. spending the winter with them were . . . our . . . . . .way . . . . . making ■__name _ . . I I . . . . it.. ' 285-3tp Lout cnlls on the •22. W ANTED Mr. and Mra. Elmer LundquUt nnd W ANTED TO BUY—Second hand children called to ace his.brother, Ed­ MrPnskey Crt*di,t flle or one of win nml wife,. Sunday nnd Mra- 4* E. IS YOUR L A S T CH ANCE TO T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF T H E W O N D E R FU L B ARG AIN S O FFE R E D TO YOU ON OUR COM PLETE M E N ’S AND BOY S FU RNISH ING S ATTENTION, MEN!!! STOCK OF . With every Suit of Clothes purchased tonight betwco hours of 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. a Beautiful pair of SOCKS will he Given FREE T H E S E S U IT S A liK ON S A L E A T THU FO LLOW ING REDUCED IMtlCES $28.00 SUITS Going at .... $30.00 SUITS, Going nt .{.* $35.00 SUITS, $40.00 s u n ’s, $15.00 SUITS, Going at ..... A L L R E G A L SJIOES, V A L U E S U P TO $8.00. GOING A T per p a ir ...................... J......... — 7— : ........................ - FIRST Q U A L IT Y - ----------" 115 E AST FIR S T STREET- LOW PRICKS PH O NE J04 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 PAGE FOUR i *H REALMOFSPORTS BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET BALL T R A P SH O O TIN G C H AS. L . B R IT T , E ditor tas a fca ha !*- ta# tat ta# • tai tat tat tat Rj tat The Sanford Rod & Gun Club held tat the first meeting o f the season last tan taa tat tat tat tat tat tat - . i night and made tentative plans for the big registered shoot that Is to “ Ebb Tide*’ Is some picture. take (dace in Sanford this spring. ANOTHER PAIR OF WINS CHALKED v ROD AND GUN UP TO CREDIT OF THE CELERY FEDS CLUB MAKE PLANS A n t: IAI4U Games Played on Gram mar School Court and P la y Slowed .Up Somewhat i GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING FOR THE MOVIE FAN tat tat tat tat tat Its tat tat Earthquake Shock T h a t Shook P a cific is Recorded .Today ■ a ti ■ it m I H r T Iip A a a o r t a lr d I ' r m t n WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.— Anoth­ n IN er heavy earth shock apparently cen­ a H tering in the same locality ns the tre­ u mendous quake that Shook the Pacific February 3, was recorded early today m m on the seismographs of Georgetown n K university. rt u K EVERY STATE IN UNION ■ a REl’ RESENTED IN FLORIDA ■ a IN AUTOMOBILES N R T A I.IA H A S S E E , Feb. 24.—'There was on automobile moving in Florida * from every state in the union except * for, on January 24, according to a R traffic report made public by the ■ state road 'department, covering n check by its re present* lives in 23 sta­ tions throughout the state. This wnr. 3 the first time the deparment had made ' 3 such a check. , ------------------------s IF YOU DO any kind of fanning in ! 5 Florida you should read The Farm- J or & Stockman which deals with cit­ rus ami truck farming, live stock, poultry nnd dairying. Send for free " u Rhode Island Relish Olives Saddle-rock Oyster Cocktail *■ SOUP Chicken Mulligatnnncy _ % ENTREES Cromcskies n In King, I’ommo Parislennc l.cttucc and Tomato Salad Craul >erry J,||y ROASTS Roast Young Vermont Turkey Roast Fresh Suckling Ham, Spiced Roast Prime Ribs of Reef aa Jus Cameron ( t) F The tnafiy fans that braved the cold McLucas (ft) It wns decided last night to hold the And if you were not fortunate F Kspadnhl (1) W . M oya (5) VEGETABLES weather of Inst night and gathered tournament in May if permission enn enough to'see it last bight, ace it to­ F Stone (1) . New String Henna Candied Yams he obtained from the American TrnpPomnte Puree > around the court at the grammar night. Merry day C McUulih (I) nhooters Association, of which the lo­ school did not ace ns swift or ns snap­ Smith (1) Merrcll (i DESSERTS cal club is affiliated. The dates se­ py ^a game ns they would hnvc had on Peck Mr. nnd Mrs. A, W. Smith nnd Luther g Apple Queen Cobbler Fresh Strawberry Pi, 5 lected have been forwarded to the daughter, are the invited guests for nn indoor court, but nevertheless they Free goals—for Sanford 0; for Dny• Aunt Sally Pudding, Fruit Sauce nnw n pnir o f victories (hut left no tonn, Cameron I, Kspadnhl 1. Time headquarters of the Association and tqnight, nnd will see “ Ebb Tide” with­ doubts in their minds as to who wns of QiJarters. 10 minutes. Referee, W il­ their action on the matter will Ikj out charge. Crackers Cheese 1 Demi Toss, made known in n few days. the best. kinson. This tournament will be one o f the Never before was there a picture The boys' game wns played first, Girls Gnme' . . . . . . . lug events in Hanford of the year. with any larger number of real stars nnd nil during the first half the game The girls, with a little more axper- lT(,ew, ri.KislcrC(i tournaments are held playing ns there is in this picture. wns very slow, the court being rough or hov were were used used to to playing nlavlmr on, on against lCnC.C ° n„ "team " ° Ut‘! ° ° rplays . COUrt;, is fortunateFu,:i in- And tonight is your last chance to cr ihiin than *the) that all the lime annually .......... fhisand Sanford fnr • • • deed to have this one for 11)23 sec it. and larger thnn the Parrish house, j on n,( oll((joor roqrt, stnrtod things stmpie copy or 2r, cents for three S a m m B m c i i n B B i i H i s i s i i i s i n a s s c B i i a B s i n n i m i i r i . , , * ly 300 markesmen and followers of months. Yearly subscription, $1.00;! ____2__ nnd when the gong sounded for rest bfr pt#Uy |iv,,|y from tho vcry bcglnnt the end of the half the score stood ning nnd when tho curtain rang down the sport of trapshooting wijl be In •Another big week abend of us. It three years, $2.00. Published twice n 0 to I in Sanford’s fnvor. It wns dur­ on the finals Sanford hnd tucked away Sanfded for the three dny shoot, com­ seem# ns if -the programs keep get- month. Address The Farmer & S S S S S S S S S B S n S S S B S S B S H S S S B S S S S S S S a S IS B S S S S S S n m ^ ing the second half that things picked another victory, the score being 24 to ing from all parts of the Foulh. ting bigger and better in every way Stockman,, No. 10 Newnmn St., JnekThe weekly shoot# by the local club cvery week. Get a copy of the pro- «»nville, Fla. up and the boya found their stride, 14. At the end o f the first half the 223-Fyi-Wcd tfc both the lads from Daytona and the score was 12 to 3 in Snnfnrd’s fnvor. will start on March 8th at 4 p. m. nhd grum and give it the once over— J in t m i : ru n i it c o it it , *»:v »:vrn Feds, nnd when the game ended th e, Miss Tillis, coach for the girls, w as; it is expected that a great deal o f in­ you’ll agree with us. ! JITIMT VI. C IlirtT r, SHVII\OI.K terest will be shown this season ns the in tx T Y . i i .o iiiiia , ia m .vM 'iau final count was in Sanford s favor, J)| Uj, w|(j, tj„, •<(]„•• nn,| was unable II. V . V V nril. II. V V . Ilnrittim nul ('. A. boys will In- anxious to get in good “ The Four Horsemen o f the A |IOC-| VInrrlit,. T, i» 1 to ktiperintend activities hut Capt. Uinri V L S n m l r ) . A lli r r t i i VI. ( n m l r , , trim for the big shoot. alypso" Is one o f the big pictures of IF Cowan, who had his aoso injured in Carrnvvny took her place in an able lit I ilk. mut If ilrml ni^nlu-l nil |inrllr » ..........been ....... .............. next week. Jl has shown ......... hen rln l in li i if l u l r r r ^ l t t i m lr r A ll i r r l i * VI. the last gnme, was out of the line-up manner until the last part of the last If you Want A L L the NEWS, nnd !t,t.for,. t,,,* r *!’• cnm irr. « r \ve arc fictling IjclLcr and and Peek held down his job in grand quarter when she was taken out of * i-ni-cti > • , 'tore, out inert w m i vi r so man) f*i»ti,i,u,tw nnttrr aim mut fnriini* “ ........nnd . that haven’t seen it and for that rea- Pfllta*lf p' I“iiI'"iiif I-h^B” Intrmilta a " « '« » '" '• " " style. Smith also played a good game. the game, having fallen nil her arm. ■Want it FRESH from the wire, tindrr 4nrl1) c 11 c r a b l e t o s u p p l y 1Cri« 11•r r n tif Stone, who played but a few minutes, Her injuries were not serious, howev­ want it in a legible condition, and son, and by (special request, Osborne * »« litre n, hri rm» il r * Imf «if fir r rift I itiia Mlt tnnfrr him. before it gels stale, subscribe now for ha# booked it a second time. got one field goal, nod the other for­ er. The entire team played a nice To ll»r Ann.i M How<1r>. you with just the kind of the Daily Herald and you wijl sure A l l i r r l f t M. T^uwitry. I f llvln if. Olid If wards, McLucas nnd Moyo got eleven game, with Holly carrying olf the d e a d nil jmVUri* dt ilm ln ic * h >get what you want. lumber you need— when you between them, Leonard getting six honors for the evening with ten field Ami the nice part, of it is that he fler Alli^fl'i Mr HnWiloy, tlur*fsi*it|T t»r | u i l i w w l i w In ilu- |uu|tiTiy Ii p I q w ilrnnd Hill five, nnd Vic McLaulin play­ goals to her credit, Spencer got the ha# been fortunate enough in getting • want it— and at the price you a m i C u H t o n U lc ^ « I f ' l l v f m r , an d i tan tai f.j ta ta ta ta ta ha m I like ed in his usual form. The feature of other two. The lineup nnd summary this feature picture at a much reduc­ if •!» ii) a l l |i .i n i > s tat £ lifhlrr rarlltut IUr-- iti-ri^itartl, *»r olh4*r- the game was the small number of follows: ed price. If you haven't seen it, take in Hi*- r.'Ji.tv h m u r o n r r l v s li tt n lr wont lojiay. And speaking tav in fouls called on both teams, Sanford S an ford ( 21) Winter Garden ( I I ) advantage of this time and look it « « Hum I Holt i ' ijudI j , Ptor ldR, tlcac .Itivd of tinto suggestion, maybe Pit over. It’s worth far more than the Briley (fi) .lllta 1tl iirr» F rif |Iir HW^i *tr lit* I getting no free goals utid Daytona Spencer (2) F N'W’ v, n ( p n ii f t t i 31. T«i*.v titahljt’ 21 S«>iiC Ii tat Heckrneyer (1) small price you will have to pay. two. F Holly (10) U .i »iu** I I I Z s » f t we ought lo suggest that llig lumber for tat tan ►i hIf is lii t **ii\ n n h r 4.1 t! ml Vit l mu! C Mosley * i This gnme finishes Sanford's season Stile *lrtl'll fif \Mil till St|"|** 11 I ♦ i it *11i • r Sadler C new garage is ready, « itrilltlil 1III litafrln I* lit 1 fl) Hi* Jl I ll.ij at home nnd after the last gnme of Echols .F A L O R IS S T IL L Another pair tucked away. i April \ I» 1521 Hell G this years’, schedule at Seabreeze to­ Car rnway oH 'T It 11 f u r t h e r . i.|.-r* .1 *It: ! U N D E F E A T H D IN •if puMli ill 3u!i I *• puU\IUIi. tl It) 1Is- Hft I*Jones i„I; night tho Herald will publish the in­ Cameron : it, fj^nl J |« r.iltl, ‘it ti* 1 > -ti,< -Itm M * i tmb I lay loan him a nice team—but Tililen i; dividual work and records for the sea­ Maxwell Si* Itforil, S«‘Ulf!!*ii" ' 'otltlt y. 1*1"ri'l i. S L IP P E R C O N TE ST 1nfir-t* n w *m-R If«r « Iluhl ci ii ", •nttv e P H O N E i.ioFree Goals, for Sunford n; for \\ in­ mCclt Sanford. son. The summary and line-up was ns -SANFORI), I'l.OKIDA 1u , ST. PETERSRI'ltG, T’eh. 24— Ralph f t ilu- BBIlBIBMBRNBBBBBBnDBMBHBBBapBBanBBBBRnaBBKBnaaaB&BBIIB ter Carden, i in ley 2. Referee, ShnnU III ^ hil *1SI j«n«l follows: Game looked kinder rough in spots Spencer, Oklahoma horse sltue pitch­ : rmiil Uiiriilt i ‘sMjrt lit S i nflml. l 1nrl'lll, Daytona ( I t ) nnhan. Sanford (28) till 4 ^nii 4.1 > • ( r.d*r Hill) . \ !' 1921. last night. Playing outside tho boys ing yhampion, did the unexpected in \: A 1M»t 1 1..tSH. cult *iilll-t. thought they were playing basket yesterday's round o f the barnyiuvil fi r m in ' |p •Vjunir. f l 11rtf] ii The Herald delivered six times ■ O R L A N IK ) B A N D TO l<% \. -VI VV**4»i 1* «• bait. golf world series when he trouncedWarhiV. week for 15c, P L A Y HERE SUN­ Frank Jackson, the Kellerton, Iowa,! Mollclf it* - r«•r rum: tinInn111w l'». ) T‘ 21. D A Y IN T H E P A R K Or maybe beeniise they saw to many .farmer, Iwire holder or the world title, BBBKtIBBBBBMBBBMBRBnBMBBiIBBBBBBBBBBBBflaBflBBBBinBBiaalB people lined up around them they, in the final game of Friday'* matches, Sanford Orcunisaliun in Give 1'oncorl thought they wetu in a boxing arena.iv.'irmingt .10* to Ml -It-was by fat* the 1 5 M RnaaRRRaBRaaanaRaBanaaRNRaaRRRaBRiaaRaBRBiiBaK*■ JMo, 2 Can- . rj a a ■ -------hardest fought and most exciting conin Orlando at Same Time P IN E A P P L E Nice game—that girls game. 'I he „ f ti,,. meet in which the rivals s y x - V V E ---- T ti r u 1Ap Trading bands will.be the order “ L Snnfnnf girl# would” have played hec.sqwed l)J entlw listanee, one givNo. 2 Can a the day for Sanford and Orlando tolatter u a me were in -! iv.it i.. rn., ..it,. > • f..r t.V(.n Konu. w.,rp they on the in. ,„K way.to the other through TOM ATOES the 40 n , irturru'v whin the I y lb inti ori,iiui...i ; side court, but even nt that they w en t, innings played. Spencer was it tigs played. Spencer was forced a No. 3 Cnn it Ion of this city goes to the Seminole Ask Winter Garden. , to toss 43 ringers, 13 of theni doubles, u PEACHES D ______ _ _ metropolis for a concert while the to win, While Jackson hooked the pegs IBR IBBIIH IBD EM lIBBIH IBX BBIinfllflBK nflBItllllllllllllll Sanford blind plays in Kola Park. Another victory tonight with Hca- for 43 ringers, 12 o f them doubles. Large V A N C AM P'S ■ ........ xchange o f concerts was sugnH nnj w0 will say a Spencer's victory over his (13 year CATSU P n gented by the Sanford Chamber of „ (i WM1)|1 wc>n Guess Conch old rival, broke wide open the "big u U P -T O -D A T E P H O T O G R A P H E R a I MI*. .S W IS S C H E E S E Cemmrrce and II. H. Cox, secretary *-f Wilkinson will have to carry the boys four" deadlock which leaves Frank I a ^ I a base ball diamond. How l.uhdiu, present champion; <\ C. Dav­ C R E A M . L lM H E IK iE R A N D the Orlando chamber, announced >e»-jrjp,ht onl„ a terday that detail • if tin- exehulig nl'DUt It. Ifliichi n is ex i hamplon, and fifteen-ycnr-old P IM E N T O C H E E S E N Kxpoets to open one o f the B E ST EQUIPPED ! laid been M-ttled. U --------HproM Fntor leading the field with R MY SHOE H O S P IT A L I In' Sanford band's com ert will be STU D IO S in Florida on M A R C H 1ST, 1923 j A base ball park for SaiiTord. That s ; c|t.nn slates—nnd incidentally, the given in the park here beginning at 3 whnl we want, and vve believe we are westerner has a chance to cep the title is hendqtmrU'rs for best re-|o'clock tomororw afternoon,—Orlando going to get it. The Chathbcf ° L himself. He is to meet each of the pair work.------"Sec Mu F irst" We Will He Aide to Take Care of All Kinds of Photography 'Sentinel. . ’ ' Commerce usually puts across vvhnt, leaders in today's games ending the. _ S CELERY SEED vour HILL LUMBER COMPANY SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! i 25c O W E Nil 28c 25c ! S L. P. McCnller Men’s H alf they stmt out to do, and this will white the trio of top-nutchers Soles B B I B B B B B I B I f l B B B B I I I I I B I B I I B I I B I I I I I R a i n n i l l l l s n S i a H I I prove no exception. , are on the schedule for games to be ■ n Ladies’ H alf played between themselves for sufl Soles ...... ■ y T X T A 7 ■ It's going to lie a long summer i f ! primacy. Children’s Half m H I % l ^ * VV1‘ havt* hwo 1ml! ^exct‘|>t for ncillnm rci^neil <)urin^ Iho Spencer- j Stiles ‘9 S the golfer ami the cities having a note j tll.|;„tl(, buttle, the fans stsnding on J y ^ x( a A -o. -*L JJ come due every thirty days. their seals pulling hard for their fa v-! Misses H alf Soles .................. ■ oritos. Prior to the start of the tour-1 B Hnd that golf lesson yet? Hotter my, Jackson was picked by barnyard; Goodyear \'i Rub­ a THE I’ AltADIi OF SAT■get it if you want to lie in the big golf followers as the logical candi-. ber H e e ls ......... I.SITED A IT E T IT E S a ring this summer. There are going to date for the crown to succeed I.undin. j T ig h t Etltfc Rubber ■ B be some golfers on the old links bca Heels .......... ...... . The three leaders nnd Spencer liavuj You will always find such a par- Hi fere long nnd you might as well be a four more games to go while Jackson Mcn’s I.eather atie passing out of our modern one, too, Heels ---- ----is on the schedule for three. a R cnfijyrin where experts expend a -j------ . • Ladles’ French Heels, Jackson has twenty-five victories a every possible effort to satisfy Otis George leaves for the north be* to his credit and the one defeat of a Level ...,.......... ■ the craving of humans for " fore long ,atul he has time yet to give yesterday afternoon.'Spencer has lost Ladies’ Common Sense ■ f ■ wholesome nnd nppeuling food. you u course of lessons If you get m three games out. of 25 played. I.unami Cuban Heels, level ■ O ur success is the result of touch with him nt once. Ills charge Isjdin, Fnlor nnd Davis came through years of catering to varied nppe* less than most places. See hint., tht-ir Friday games with victories, the tiles. hoy having the hardest time of the No. 325 Sanford Avenue . three. He wns pressed hard by L. M. N O T IC E TO T H E Opp Seminole Meat Market Wilks, Michigan champion, yesterday B P U B L IC a a n The Osteen Ferry will be closed to ’ si.oo 5 the public oil and after Thursdny, Cream of Oyster Soup g February 22nd, 11)23, for a period of a about 10 days, Hridgo is in a dnnChoice of •— 1 algeroos condition and is undergoing Combination Salad or Sliced Tomatoes 5! repairs, HOARD OF COUNTY COM­ Choice i»r MISSIONERS. SEMINOLE Roast Turkey nnd‘ Pressing -fi f IV. COUNTY, FLORIDA. D A Y T O N A BE AC H , F L O R ID A Swiss Steak, Muthromn Sauce By: K. A. Douglass, Clerk. 3'jl 283-3td-ltwc . Virginia linked Ham and Rice S Ml | I / \ W TABLE D’HOTE DINNER iilic aejFy/" W ■ STUDIO SITTINGS 75c 50c 75c 50c 40c STUDIO■110 40c 25c SUBSCRIBE FOR THE 35c A. E. DOBBINS ■ HOME PORTRAITURE— (Photographs taken in your own home) i • ® COMMERCIAL WORK BANQUETS, WEDDINGS. ETC. J ■ TI NTI NG AND O il. PAIN TIN G J B ENLARGEMENTS KODAK FINISHING J Kodak Finishing— 21 Hours Service XNBIIOI PARK AVENUE BllB«aaB■B»:aaBB■BBnBBa■BB■Ba■■■■■■■■■■■■*l,BBB,l an H l t ! # n n H l i a i R B I I B I i a H B I I R B I B H I I I I B M I » l » ) ) B I I I I I I , > l , l a it a a a a JOSEPH J. WEGMAN, Mnnngcr IB VALDEZ GRI LL] -$1.25 ----- D I N N E R------ SI.25— Sunday, February 25th MENU fl Cnnupc of Sardines II ___1 • , 1 Queen Oil'** b Stuffed Celery ' Cljicktin Mulligatawney or Consomm# a la Colbert Stuffed Florida Lobster Mary Gun!cn Fommes Paresicnnc Roast Young Fowl with Dressing, Giblct Sauce Tea or Coffee Whipped Potntoes New Succotash Steamed Rice ■ *\| 1 ; .. .- A’siS ■ ! • 8 - • Candied SwecU J I Florida Fruit Salad Apple or Berry Pic a In Mode A Strawlierry Short Cake with Whipped Cream Demi Tnsscc , ■ tatataBBtataaiBBatata«Btaa«tatatataM«tallta»B«B«tata«ta"*B" " " M,,iB * . ;| �' ' t ' : •• • f • •- * . • - PAGE FIVE TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD . S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 24, 1923 eets is one of the ablest preach of the Presbyterian Church L O U IS V IL L E KENTUCKY S U N D A Y , 11:00 A. M. A N D 7:^0 P. M K s s E E c a n n trrs a ir K<0* Synutt.and A. C. Kurt of Win­ ter! Park \rctr in the city today''on .T*bu4lnc»H visit. Their many friends were glad to *ee them. The Oiiando bamkwill render a tine weather is in lire offing. concert here tomorrow afternoon and n big crowd should greet them nt New York is shivering while Fieri*: Central Park at <1:15. da is basking in the*sun. i, .___ — -» Mrs. H. t'igmr and her two sons All Tto tafia ns going to the Theatre Allie and Herbert o f Jacksonville are Jessamine nt Altamonte Monday night |spending a brief sojourn in Sanford tan get tickets from. Secretary Wal* j Visiting their friend's Mr. and Mrs. ter Haynes. ■ Harry Handel. Friends of Miss Kthu ll.irtlvy will b« interested to know that she has resigned from the Orlando Honk and Trust Co., and has accepted a position in one of the kinks in Winter Park. 1 ho Seminole Cafe is the place that Daily^IIeralJ on sale nt Joe's Smoke makes you feel at home and where Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Overstreet are Ilnuro, Mobley's Hrtig Store nod the rooking is always “just tike moth­ announcing the birth of a daughter Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf er's” and where you get renl aervic e. born Feb.* lath. ITend their Sunday menu in today's Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Pomeroy art Herald. making Ikmgwood their home again. juH hought a tremendous George* I-uVigno was a visitor in I Army Munson Inst shoes to The Valdez Grill has a new electric Orlando Wednesday. , I to the public direct. Price sign timt calls attention to this tint*! Mrs. Iteiter, Mrs, Vnbor and Mr*. These shoes are lUO'c solid grill day nnd night. And the Valdez id Potter werg visitors in Sanford Tutswith heavy double soles sew* entering to your Sunday appetite by nailed. The uppert are of an elegant Sunday dinner. See the daughter heavy t..ii chrome leather with t * !• » p « la l menu in this issue of the Dally . . lows ttingue, thereby making them ,o daugh- j waterproof. These shoes tire selling jiul Hi , very fast nnd we advise you to order The Quality.Shop has nn advertise­ . the Ki. s< pnec to insure your order being fillment in this Issue calling attention k*. cd. The sizes are 0 to It all widths; to their nifty sport nnd tailored hat p on un,|fpay'postniah mi rcrelpt of goods or just in- und ready for inspection of II l r)ri, send ttlhrify m-der. Money refnfidetl the htdiei of this community. The big m and .1 H shoes are not s itisfiirtoty.—The U. opening of i be Quality Slurp will roor. i.’ riiL.v .H. stores to., III ! Itioad.vny, Now take pluce. Watch for I In* annuuiii i*iiieiit'i, • ’S — GIRLS’ —- LADIES* A N D III LACK SHOES Kl i l MY S . “ I have had ■kidney trouble for twelve years," writes it. P. Pinkney, West JnekMiii, Mi:.s. * “ PuiHs in back, joints, catilies in tin* hip:, run down and getting up too much during the night, lint mtv.* taking FnVv’s Kid* Boy W onder W ins Bit? Horse Shoe Throw ers Match Monday Special THE Oak Avenuennd Third Street Tnim itMH MANY YKAliS liY Values to $6.00 at SEE tlml should cowrit you when )«iu come (o have \u1canizlng done here. Wortblrrs things are often made to look ns attractive as the best. Quality should Ik* demanded a* well. D i l i KKPUTATION FOIl DO­ ING V II.C A SIZING of the hist has born honestly earned and will be strenuously maintained. When you have tires tulranized here you ran he sure that good sort ire Is accompanied by good results every lime. W IN D O W Latest Moil cl s o f E X CLU SIV E H A T S ffiZ-EE£25S3B^ 1923— 110 S. M agnolia A v c * s* #- ur i f «£♦ *** ♦*» *** t** *£♦ ^ *£♦«*♦ <■** ♦*. o*v -»*♦ ****** ****•**•* *** ‘Three Miles South From Center of Sanford TO BE P L A C E D ON S A L E B Y O W N E R . y, Feb ay atad. S A L E TO B E G IN 10:00 A .M . V V ♦♦ l l \nd Only Four Lots a t the Last Figure IV . It?.: V ♦;*s<$►♦$*♦*♦♦*♦♦*«K**l**$* *1**♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦v ♦♦*♦♦♦%*♦♦♦*1**♦**s v 4^ **♦ v *?• +** *1++** *** *1* ♦** ^ V A All o f them, but ju st to create a little interest there will be three lots loeated over the tract with special price. Only one to a purchaser o f these special priced lots, other* wise tlie purchase will be the same as others. A n idea o f the bills and coins to be given aw ay may be had by a peep into the display window o f Dr. Bower’s Drug: Store on ♦> First Street just in front o f the Seminole County Bank. To secure one or more o f these, bolder o f ticket must be present with duplicate stub when number is drawn from X box. Complete announcement will be made on the ground at 10 a. m. on Monday, February 26, 1923. D O N ’T F A I L TO BE P R E S E N T . YV Term s o f Sale are simple— O N L Y T H IS : , . 1 ♦1*1 i SALES *1* v j f 10§ o f price, cash; 10',* , (<T7each month until paid, 8'> per annum interest to be paid with last payment. *-? *i F O R C E — Clerk, H. C. DuBose; Cashier, M rs. J .E .S p u rlin g; Sales Directors: M rs. V ictor Check, Ira E. Mrs. Check w ill Distribute the .Cash Prizes Southward, M. G. Carraway. A ll local People. J. E. S P U R L IN G , Owner - 1 ♦i* i If you should fail to be present at the very opening you will miss just that many draws. If you fail to purchase in the morning of the first day that many chances at receiving a crisp twenty or a.crisp fifty dollar bill will be thrown needlessly away. 5 * * . . ♦ . A A A _ m .. v.;-, - # rpMj A ♦♦♦ y J .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. 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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>, February 24, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c32328b0b9eeed2c08fd38c84f62cb77.pdf 33aaceff87223a4e637cb6ca0822ff1e PDF Text Text WOULD IMPOVE THE LAW, i H i CELERY MARKETS i -54W-AW Fjoridn —Manatee EetUnn ..u^.k.Vg 29 Floritfi—By boat. 29 craVs.' ' f -He . • .'_ California U tl ls j Florida—Tampa section K tM aM X u t*' l .......................... NEAR AT HAND * Srj ' it iI .n . : t anfc! THROUGH1 AN* AGREEMENT MADE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS FOR ARMISTICE '• , TWELVE BURNED -1if 4-4 ^ W I .F ......... Distinguished Legal Minds Know That Present Lews Need Remedy Total ...... .................. SOLDIERS FIRED ON CROWD; KILLED MANY; .40 IAT BOCHUM AND MANY DIS­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.— Probably the most distinguished gathering of legal profession in the history of tho nation assembled here todny for n con­ Carlot Shipment* Reported for Thurs­ TURBANCES ARE RE­ day, February 22nd ' ference called by a committee on establishment of permanent organization for PORTED .20 improvement of the Inw to consider formntion of American Law Institute. Florida—Sanford section ____ The primarily function of the institute ns de.scrihcd would l»e to remedy de- Florida—Manatca Section ..17 fects in tho Inxv and its application by its “Ananiytical critical constructive” ’California —‘ — ......... . .12 ■'. - r • ?v* Which Blocked All Business restatem ent. Since Monday in Execu­ TWO STORY FRAME ROOMING Total ■ .58 ORLANDO STATE RANK ENTER­ Will Take Place of the German tive Session . HOUSE GOES UP IN {strikers on the German ED IIY TUNNEL UNDER SMOKE in r Tfcr A»***l*t«a P*t »«i Destinations «f Florida Shipment* for Railways lit II.DING WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The end Wednesday I B s T l i r A u i w T i I r d t * r r * a l of the senate shipping bill fight np- s . >t M i r T k r . A M o r l m r d l ‘r r « a ) KANSAS C m *, Mo., Feb. 23.—12 A**iw-latcl r m u ) Suvanruth, 8; Pittsburgh, 2; Phila­ peored near a t hand through an agree( DLRI.IN, Feb. 23.—Martial law has ORLANDO, Feh 23.—The first bank persons burned to denth and five othdelphia, 1; Potomac Yards, 7; Flornwnt mado behind closed doors f o r ; nre missing In a fire here early Jonce, 2; Richmond, 1; New York, -I; robbery in the history of Orlando was been declared in Rochutn, says a dis­ « temporary armistice in the filibus­ patch to the Central News in conschiengo, 1; Rochester, I; Wnycrosd, 3; executed here lost night when thieves ter which had blocked all business today which destroyed two story frame drilled a tunnel into the State Hank f,lu‘ncc ° f ye*terday's disturbances fn .’Cincinnati, 1; total, 31 cars. since Monday. In executive session rooming house. Twelve bodies were which French soldiers fired on tr crowd of Orlando. They entered the storage the'senste agreed to adjoUrti' tonight recovered this morning. Five of these with fntal results. ’• ' vault and made oir with an undeter­ it lix o'clock to take up minor hills were mlult;; ntid seven were children. Stated Several Important Captures Have Been Dcxtinnti mn of Florida Shipments on mined amount of valuables. Thursday for two hours tomorrow, then pro- Only . . . . bodies of one woman and two Made This Week FAR IS. fob. 2.1.—A decision to ro. ~~ Savannah, II; Chicago, 5; Piltsned with the shipping bill, hut with chU,,re" ' ^-ver.il persons jtl.ice the German railrond ndniinistrnjburgh, 1; Potomac Yards, 7; Atlanta, Braves Have Excep­ the possibility of a vote in the mean - 1^ ' n|,c<. ^ om U pbuilding by jumping Hon in the Ruhr with nn allied civil LONDON, Feb. 23.—A Central News dlspnteh front Dublin reports **,-• Petersburg, 1; New York, 7; Milla[from windows. time on a motion for rccornmitnl. tional Opportunity as’ administration was officially announc-' rumor that the Free State government hns arrested Famuli Do Vulorn nnd idolphin, 2; Rochester 1; Wn’yc’ross 7Buffeted by another day of fdibus-. ed lost night ns one resudt of tho corf* Rap: Contenders Now fvrence herp between Liam Lynch. Detectives of the Irish criminal investigation department, the HnUiiuore, I; Schnectad'y, I ; to ta l' I*! ’ tor in tho senate, the . adm inistration)C o i l U C m n c d N c f f l ’O iVcmier Thcu, , _ . — , dispatch says, made several important captures carlv today. The nun tak -•t ' * •hipping bill last night nis of itelgitim nnd Premier Poincnro. NEW YORK, bcli. 23— Friends of en included five of the principal irregular leaders. The dsipatch to the Even*_____ Widcd toward its domm T iT * !* d l K f e p r , v e < * T e n D a y s b y Representative« of the French min­ oom. 1C .cm Q r ( Je r Q f f j i e ( J o V e m o r ^ '" K Stan,,nnl from ,,n,,,in tUi* «Hcrnoon says Secretary of William tTosgrnve Shipping Point Information for Wed* Christy Mnthcwson any he has "ho’t termed likely pot Intur than Saturday istry of I'uldic Works nnd the state u goiil-mfne at i lax-sale." Matty re• ______ ! head of the free state .government, denies DeValem hns been captured. iresHnj. February M sf railroads for Dusscldorf m s motion to recommit the fegishi-1 , nre . » leaving „ , ..... . . . . „« „ . .... , . . SANFORD, FLA.: Clear. cool, tinns to hasebnl lufter regaining hla , ■iH tiemor to replnrc it with another bill. Percy llaylhs Gctii Respite Thi» Mar-! health at Saranac Lake, New York.. j” c,," fcr w,lh (,cn*rai Degouttc and DUHI.IN, I'eh. 23.— More than twenty IrWi irregulars were captured in Hauling* light, denuuid and moveyot nnd Paul Tirnrd. president of The filibuster which began Monday nin" ,n ,:vr ° r K^culion He ow, market steady. Far- ps head of the Hostnn Hravn*. light, continued unabated through'. -------! *" Dubl,B ln’'t tWtAn* “ ,is * W" AM M on*' ™'»**Iment very. slow, the international Rhineland commis­ nre in progress. ,Fve irregular*, the most important of whom was Scan File- |oa,|.; f ,, j, U„U|,| terms 1(1 hu h drops into Motion as a rtockholder uih| sion. , ' the day an,I into tho night. During it*: A,moBt un ,***<• «'** Die hanging Patrick, were captured in-u raid at Dram Condrn state army headquarters.’ c l„tca Golden Self-Hlunching 1-0 doz. <directing boss of a tail-end National | gogrris there were n number of pri­ the negro, Pe*cy llaylinH, t.iduv. Gov­ The civil administration will hold Fitzpatrick had been commandant Dublin brigade of irregulars. Rumors «rr- ^tnlLM in the rough §1.(15-$ 1.75, New 1League tram which has however n me conferences between Republican ernor Hardee wired SIlcTilT Ifnnd to in circulation that DeVnlera lias hern arrested hut there was no confiima*ion. French Strain i-ii dozen, stalks in the wealthy history ami money-making the same position ns regards it* remwtors nnd Inter between Rcpubll- stay execution nnd n ten day reprieve potentialities far greater thnn outsid­ j lotions with the military occupation­ rough mostly $1.50. nn ir.d Democratic senators in which, hi,vinb* ^ ‘ n granted the negro, the al authorities ns did the German ad­ ers realise. Btgotiation* were conducted for defi-j execution that was to have taken ministration. The,jjiycctor of the rail* George Washington Grant, ovvm'r of mndi v. ill Us I reneh with two depu­ Total Carlo! shipment), from Sunlit* action by Saturday night no th a t; place today ut 10:30 tvas delayed Cor ford this season to date .... 1,019 [ the dull, got it for a small price sev­ ties, one French aqd one Hdgian. the final week of the session might bo' a period of 2 weeks. The wire stated i eral years ago and Inek of nctivp di­ that the attorney a for the negro had , Total carlot shipment from Mana­ Wft open to consideration of other rection ns much as anything else causasked for ten days in which to Invest !-1 tee this season to date ...... .. G13 pmiing legislation. ESSEN, Ffb. 23.—Gelsenkirchen I pd the team to spend more seasons in having been evacuated by the French Total eat lot shipments from San­ Opponents of the shipping bill af- gate the case nnd the governor was 703 *'h e ruck. Grnnt’s price in selling his forces aftej thrir several days of pu-. ford Inst Reason to date tor canrnsiing tho strength of their in duty bound to grunt the reprieve. < .team is understood to have been very nitlvc occupancy, the spotlight on the No one here knows just what tho n o -! Total cnrlof shipments from Man­ forrei openly said for the first time fl0(; model ate for such n property in the Ruhr valley development* rested yfc*tqre of the investigations into the atee Inst scusoii to dnte . tikit they had enough votes to get the Fordney Said Mellon Had No Objection to Usinff case nre since the attorneys have e v i-1 .Major League* Daseb.ll men here!torday on the penalUe. the F r a ^ . ■ewure out of the way iinlcsir its SANFORD SHOE K CLOTniNG . Debt Money , " t " n «cej>t|ormi Rclgian court martial nnd tho border npporter* could obtain some action dently been employed by the form er, CO.'S MALE ENDS TOMORROW opportunity-to build up an aggressive control bodies are inflicting on the <por\ It within the next two days. The employer of Haylis* in Mississippi or nail team under picturesque lender- ** gwpect of its supporters being able some friends of the negro in the city . • * ... . ship and to vastly Increase the value Germans because of- their resistance WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Moldlcm' wished to '\nlnnd corrected" and oL* • of Columbia where he resided before to the allied authorities. t» do this appeared dark, in fact it ,M lo,,By* ,MUC you wUI tho lionus advocates in the house were tafned unanimous consent for his r e - l Iprge advertisement of the Sanford of his buy, especially an the Red Sox, pnr darker with each hour that the coming to Florida Inst fall. The latest move of tho occupiers to rtiorks to be stricken from the record. Sheriff Hand nnd his deputies Imd given -n glimmer of hope yesterday by Shoe »t n o th in g Co. and they are giv­ the rival Hoston team are* in local d is-j offset German obstructions to the of talk continued. The Ixinuti question was brought up Several senators who have lieen! everything arranged for the legal ex- Chairman Fordney of the wpy* and by Representative Fish, Republican, ing you some rare bargains in men’s favor. .maintenance of railroad transportation means committee, author of the mensnnd hoy*’ furnishing*. They only 'mOdly favorable toxvnrd the bill pri- , ^Ut,0n of thu ncKro todft>’ an'1 U l“ Mathew son has always been a fru- has been n ban n g 'in 't any locomotive New York, a fninier service mnn. (pinion of those who have fnl- iuo voted by President Harding, hut admitted during tho ilny th a t: * 1 ' "The dlstinguishi-d gentleman from mention a feu bargains in their nil.gai athlete, saving a large part of his having the occupied area. All Gt lowed the legal aspect of the case that it proved short liv«*l. fWjr would not continue their support '•Michigan, Mr. Fordney, will leave the and you wil be wise to go to thu store snlary. Although he was under heavy mart nmnned trains renching the edge d the measure much further, if it there is nothing whereby the case can | Mr. Foulncy. addressing the house house in a short time," said Mr. Fish chile the sale is on and buy some o f ;expenses in his long refuge at S a r-'„ f the Ruhr eastward bound, are re­ •vntinued to block other legislation. be continued after the ten day period on the Ilriti-ii debt settlement, suid “and the hill which he introduced, tire many things that you have been onac, he received almost $50,000 from quired to leave their engines behind One Senator, W’illis, Republican, of since the trial was regular in every Secretary Mellon had told him lie line! known ns the bonus hill, will die at the needing nnd wanting for some time as the game at the Polo Grounds for hlsjand nwnit locomotives from the un­ *'* and it ................... . he put I occupied territory to pull them furOkia, itatetl on the flooi that he de- particular and there is not any ques­ no objection to the use of the money end of this session. I wlah the gen­ now is your chance to save money, *la nefit is believed that tion of the negro’s guilt and the tun received from the-foreign debt, princi­ they sell for cash and therefore they considcrahle money of his own into ther. • **d to develop If the bill was to be day delay is only granting a reprieve pal nml interest, In financing n bonus tleman would inform the house ns a can sell for leas money. The House the Droves' deal. by filibustering, for If so, he Reports from Wolthrop and other that is made ncccssnry when it Is re­ for former service men after the mon­ m atter of record about the statement i of Quality a t the right price. ■ There Is still tajk here of the sale “ M, there were many other bills, inhe told me yesterday that the secre­ points indicate thnt the ejection of quested by attorneys in the case. ey had been obtained. of the Giants rind Dodgers, particular­ German railway men from their dweljhwing kome he was Interested in. tary of the treasury had made to him The negro has been taken invny for Miss May Waters, of Atlanta, nnd ly the former. Charles A. Storrehnm, •kith thould be taken up. Senator McMr. Mellon, when his attention was with respect to the use of these [ lings nnd offices is only being consafe keeping nnd it is not known *>Jr. nnd Mrs. William Hurry of Apop­ majority owner of the Giants, insists,’, ducl(H, 0„ on intensified'.cnie.' wHzr, Democrat, Tennessee, plainly called to Mr. Fordney’a remarks, Hn*'i funds where he is at prcsqnt, but it is be­ ka. spent yesterday in Sanford the however, that he is not now negotiat­ he hiul no recollection of having made 7 * lhr ’,pnate that it was (he intenAt Castrop a court martial dealt lieved best to keep him hidden until “ In speak ink with the secretary of KUcgtjj of a „rcncc Dnnclift. ing tu red rid of the team. Charles with It German olficlnls and other »R of those opposed to the legislnthe statement nnd it^ u’ns reiterated the day of execution, although the tho treasury about the wisdom or A. Ebbets, owner of the Dodgers, »n- citizens nil in one day, the charges beto kill it by any legitimate means ht the treasury Hint he adhered to hi t people nre noxious for thu law to take , advisability at the present time of Another thing thnt America should nounccd several weeks ago that he in* of a wi(lr vnrit.ly. Tho i c "(cncM **« that he considered filibustering lc- Its course. position that the government was ob­ presenting to congress a bonus hill," produce nt home is population. ffumatc. ligated to npply at least the interest Jn,Kht, ' lc“ r ou,1 b“t ,nolbody has yet ranged fro m l0,000 marks fino against replied Mr. Fordney, “he suggested been di*covere«| who is willing to buy nn iukccper. for failure to show a from the debt to the retirement of lib­ opinion of senators ns to the that before that were done wo should Ids real estate, uniforms and the con­ menu to pllitaYy guests, tu two erty bonds. °r bringing the filibuster to an Cabinet Officials' ionnl ramification of tho plot by an­ hive nn inteiMew with the president differed, tamo opposing recomTho treasury secretary rommuni- on the method of raising the monoy to nouncing thnt 15 persons hail been a r­ tracts which hind a collection of min­ months' imprisonment and 2‘>o,oo0 Throw Off Business 4 «nd favoring displacement by, marks fine against a small town offl- • .tur, ■­ cgted with Mr, Fordney by telephone meet the payment of thnt bonus, hut rested in England, France, Egypt, or Umguots to thc team. to Make Their Tour and ™her bill. Either method, it w is ’ rial because certain supplies were not -. thu Mlchignn representative stat- added Hint ht* had not the slightest Germany, Cuba, Austria and the HnJSSr* mcnnt tho death I ^ . |t t furnished. A Shnrnharst railway inid later that evidently he had misun­ objection to tho money received ns hnmas, as n result of information fu r­ United Mine Workers lp ,ncM“ re. General agreeTALLAHASHEE, Fob, 23*—Cabinet derstood Mr. Mellon and would strike interest and princiiuii upon those for­ nished by the American secret ser­ spcctor received a fortnight's con­ President is Freed on finement been uric a railway engineer kMk:.- Ml." 1°. pr®VaU- however, that officials threw unfinished business to­ bin rem arks' from tho record of the eign loans nflci^we had secured thnt vice. - -. ♦ , .. J J J jf ,'houl'> be attempted ’until gether this morning in preparatory houtc proceedings. He added th at at New York police, who hegnn an in­ * Murder Charge was allowed to drive a loaded coal «V>tll Wft* given a t least another day for leaving this afternoon for nn of­ the first opportunity he would make money being used to (my the soldiors’ dependent investigation, professed to train through this station at full bonus. That is the statem ent. he " life. I I I * T h e A a - n r ln t a S I’ l r a a l find a direct connection between the speed into uncontrolled Germany. ficial inspection of thu state’s gigan­ nn explanation of the m atter In the made.” HERKELEY .SPRINGS,' W. Vn„ IrountiTfeit plot nnd ftinny hitherto house, In the meantime the German Red AK*r an agreement the ndministra- tic reclamation project in the Kvcr"Docs thnt mean tho soldiers will Feb. 23.—Tho case against C. Frank The opportunity was afforded at a [have to wait 02 y ears7“ asked Repre­ unsolved gang murders of tho last Kccnoy, president of the West Virgin­ Cross is making nn effort tb Inter­ Irsdors conceded th rth lp p ln ff bill glades. The party headed by Gover ? y* *» good as dead.*’ Not lutcr. than nor Hardee expected first to go to i e o |6n of the house last night, Mr. sentative Blanton, Democrat, Texas, few years. ia United Mine Workers who was cede for the Germans already sent Several of thc murders bdtlevcd to “•orroy night It was said a vote!"'™ 1 to Jail. Their efforts arc especially In Hench- 11 is understood Fordney taking the floor explainIng referring to the time the Ilritlsh brought to trial as nn accessory to the have resulted from passage of bogus the him ho bonds nre to run. * recommltal would come nnd the | lho tour wil1 btf cul Bhort lo ,,vc ®r thnt * ’ secretary ’ *hnd*’ told ................. murders in the Logan County indqs- tho interests of two of these men. Ono money and from double-crossing in *ould be “interred with the pro- nix * days in order that they may get hnd not intended to convey any such “Tho gentleman knows that Is not trial disturbances ended abruptly to­ of the mis Vice Lord Mayo Schaefer i “"•fiuics." Plans for n break In black to pressing business nt the cap­ impression as given by the Michigan thu case, or he ought to know it," re­ the ranks of thc counterfeiters. day when Judge Woods threw out the of Essch, sentenced to two years' im­ A number of crimes, it was said, representative. Mr. Fordney said ho turned Mr. Fordney. Indictments on n motion of the prose­ prisonment nnd fined 10,000,000 marks » .il l ,,er nn(* tbo *l>*ndonment, of itol. had been committed in or near tho • V ____________________ ____ i________ ■ night session tonight were made -L cution. It is ullcgcd there hnd been for failure to supply automobllos for Ilroomo Street cafe owned by John tampering, with witnesses. the tronpi. The other i* Recorder Guy!°1, nce a t thc white house bc- ATLANTIC A PACII'IC CO.. d| Rosa, arrested ns one of thu rin g ’s ens, of the Essen Retail grocers as­ OFFERINGS ON GROCERIES tCnrir ilkr ,InrdlnK. nnd Sena- ■ t i7 • -a .’ - 1 ' s0 large wholcsaleis of counterfeits. — sociation charged with signing • the Brt». assistant Republican lead­ Talma agreed that scores of Im­ Thirty Miners In­ circular urging merchants to refrain In this issue si the advertisement 6f ' * willingness of the ndnifnistrnportant criminals were in the ranks dicted for Conspiracy fro Duelling to the French and sen­ fion i * ',T *° -c#h U*e night nos- the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Cp., quotof the counterfeiters. Immigrants tenced to two years ami a fino of “night and spend two hours to- ing you prices on groceries Ifist will Today in W. V. Strike 8,000,000 unfamiliar with Amedbui money, he marks. • • surprise you. The' A. & P. Co.," re­ ’ • oanT00 n'*nor hills :was regurtled said, were the enalm V lA lm sfW it the cently opened for business in the new Thc.sti two men are allcgud tu be 0f tU ,,h‘Ppin‘>' bill « . gang also hunted dut small stores rn °; *fi»solutlon. W EI m' s HURu T fc K* 23^.T hlrty confined together in one cell which ' Phillips block on Second street and . . they are putting thc prices on every­ Gang Had Branches in All Parts of the Civilized kept by aged womenjand atoms left miners indicted for conspiracy In tho the Gormans claim is ’seven cubic me/ , at time* In charge or rAikAvn: ■ ' f Cliftonvillc strike rint which cost tho ters smaller in dimension than the cell "^IdC om w l thing in groceries that will bring thc World Secret service men ere checking up lives of Sheriff Duval and six of the prescribed by the Germans for indi­ to their store tomorrow nnd Seaboard to Build , customers on nil possible sources of information attacking party last July, entered vidual criminals of the lowest type. every day in the year. Rend their Pgpot at Lockhart udvertisemeut nnd take your basket NEW YORK, Feb. 23,—With the in order, the dragnet of the secret ser­ thrown o|ien to.them hy Wednesday's pleas of guilty today nnd each was The rod cross is said to havo been re ­ to thc A. & P. Co., on Second street international counterfeiting system vice was extended to most of the large round up to ascertain whether thc sentenced to thgre years in the fused the privilege of having repre­ counterfeiting conspirators turned Moundsvillc penitentiary by the Cir­ sentatives visit them despite several •head Z ' . r ^ ? hc between Oak avenue nnd Park avenue wrecked, ti.'e secret service agents who cities of the United States to catch over The vast quantities of narcotics cuit court Judge here. applications to General Fournier. V> *»unr.I Mlon hM applied to —tho red front. luid ita workings hear Wednesday a n d ' hundred* of passers of counterfeited they bought to Independent gangs or I « nc. court for a writ of maiw with 500 to 000 persons ' connected; paper, implicated by clues captured in whether they used their own nation­ A traffic cop says a little tact will The annoying thing about people with Seizing the German mines will the ring in a dozen countries, u n -1Tuesday?* raids h ere., itan T r1 ,h' Alr who wide organization for thc distribution make speeders slow down. Doesn’t he bring only a tem porary advantage. get ahead In thc xkorld Is t thnt xitilnn d depot a t L^W iart. The der arrest, federal authorities tod*y Joseph A. Palma, chief of thc apec- of tho drugs. mean tack? . •frier *,,rectosf that the they hold the middle of tho rood and The thing to do Is to selie the Ger­ prepared for a court fight tu send thc.fal secret service uquad, which for Some a t the dies used fn m aking Some of the nations get along in man ^ jfeUon for budding, but the ap­ won’t let you pass. counterfeiters to Jail for the maxi- eight months tracked thc makers and spurious specie were smuggled hero sweet accord, and others arc allies. *” ■■■■■-■ ■ * ** n»»ii k Wr 4 ,eU fort*‘ th a t BSC ° f 4r’ . |distrlbutora of spurious money, gave from Italy In largo cheeses, officials 1 h“ ” ru«*' >» comply. For quick results try a want-ad. America now has celebrated almost Whilo court evidence was being set evidence of thc widespread Intcmnt- saldtodjyr. • For quick results.try a ,\yant ad. everything except t)ry week. G’/.-. IN IN KANSAS CITY ORLANDO BANK WAS ROBBED LAST NIGHT ALLIED ENGINEERS LEADERS CAPTURED MAY HAVE EAMON DE VALERA IS REPORT FROM FREE STATE!.’ SOLDIERS BONUS ADVOCATES GIVEN GLIMMER. OF HOPE IN HOUSE YESTERDAY -:=/■- M • WRECKED BY GOOD W ' ' — *— — w-. - ifftiiffV1? -.w i,.i 'J. �THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 PAGE Six -------- T O N I G II T______ Katherine McDonald Hardly Washington’s birthday, knew it except the banks were closed. Wait for no men, they say, and thin Sale ofNiura is in the snme boat, it won’t wait for you to make up your mind*.' _____ because_if you| prcKrlatiriato PPPIH [) . gJH th e choice o f fe r in g s Judge J. J. Dickinson and Forrest Lr.ko attended tho Washington B irth -1 ,’r.y celebration nt Eu^tl* today. will a j/ mn ?--T H IN K OF BUYING— (iood Full Cut Work ShlrlM, nl Headlight Overalls and Jumpers nt, each ........ XXX Morotock Overalls and Jumper?), nt, each Hart Schaffner Suits tus low as Many hundreds of ether items at cqnnlly ns good values, ONLY THREE MORE DAYS OF THE BIG SALE You ennnot nford to miss the opportunity LOW I’DICES FIRST QUALITY A atory of n girl .who . nbuvo herself—docs n wed I bring happiness—would y ; Jm vo.truc aniLp.lcsero fore thing you wanted—which tn In cal; a .man’lji f e or t h eart? Come and see. T h ^ j J . Auli/i, unv p»* ^to pr^nii’ir it inrrcCakta of Oviedo,•'Wrti fit the city today.,ton hunincss. T J a c q u e lin e ( b g a n and J a m e s K ir k w o o d U a s c c n t-fa n O * |/tira n w u a t fy c tu r e 'E b b T id e ' A Geotgp Md&Hd.Productiort Sir. and Mru. It. F. Crenthnw an­ nounce the birth of ^ il-iX)Ond hoy, Folminry 2lnt. Doth mother and baby doing nicely. AT TUB PRINCES8 FRIDAY AND SA TU R D A Y her sister, Mrs. E. Oscar Schnddt. who 14 M 4 l 4 i ka 14 14 returned to her home in Cleveland, ^ __ Among the. guests Invited for this otension were Mrs. W. A. Price, of Uml Axe, Mich.; Mrs. It. II. Opltt, Mrs. A. U. Eger, Mrs. K. Osenr Schmidt, Miss Gertrude Dolly, Mrs. PI10NE 101 IIS EAST FIRST STREETU. Dolly, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. John Dolly, Mrs. C. Stoothoff, Mrs. D. C. Darclift, Mrs. J. J. Gutt, of SnnStanshury, of Greensboro, N. C., arc ford; Jifrs. E. Knesertnan, Mrs. W. S. a party touring this state and arrived Trice, Mrs. W. J. Kreinbring, Mrs. A. Christin nnd Miss Florence Price, here yesterday for a short stay. Uf Lake Monroe. . MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown, lit­ Phone 217-W tle Jntk Drown, nnd Mrs. A. J. Y«’atts, I t r * s k tT * a n r * l * n i » « y« ot Jacksonville, motored to Sanford —U vow a r c s o l a s u » / " k » w « » c a a i l a s yesterday and are stopping nt the M a s m t II > M a r * a a l e r l a l a l a s . " H i • o S atal r a r i la Ikla l » s « n a < a l , S v t a l l s . a r l e l e p b a a a t b a I l e a . I I «*ll Monteiuma for a few days. „ im siM lIr a iy iN U lii • Mr. nnd Mrs. William Pnusewnng, SOCIAL C ALEN D AR of Hnyville, Long Island, N. Y.f and C. Pmisewang, of New York City, a r­ Thursday—Mrs. A- K. Powers will en­ rived in the city yesterday. They nrc tertain the members of the Dnugli- touring Florida nnd expect to spend a ctrs of Wesley class nt her home on short time here. hood n t-al| the various stages of its Nlnt hstrect, nt 7:30 p. m. development an da*most earnest de­ Thursday—Business nnd Professional David Miller and son, Edward, of jslre to bring to children all the good Women's club meets at 8 p. m. at Jacksonville, are tho guests of his that is obtainable, holding every other the Welaka lobby. nephew, Robert E. Herndon, and fam­ !eonsidernti on of small account beside Friday—Mrs. It. I- Perkins nnd Mrs. ily, onroutc home from Tampa anil jthe serving of the real interest: of the W. M. Thigpen will entertain tho other places of interest on the West Ichild himself And you will forgive members of the N. do Howard Chap­ Coast. • me if I make no effort either to he ter U. I). C. nt the home of the !clover or entertaining but speak to former, 801 Mngnoliu Ave, at 3:30 heard Father Anderson you straight from my heart of the p. m: * subject which in so near to my heart. Saturday—CccIHan Music Club will . meet nt 3 o'clock at the Studio of Mrs. Finnic Munson. Friday—Mrs. L. P. llngnn will enter­ tain the members of the Dank le v ­ ers club at 3:3(1 p. m. at her home on Park Ave. pa ha j ^ 4 GENEVA ORTOMETRIST-OITICIAN ih * 1 h --------Mr. nnd Mrs. Dexter ol and and Miss Carrie Hail burg, Pa., visited the Wn serving Company Tuesday Mrs. Summers!!!, Miss mersll, Miss M argaret LI Phelps and daughter nnd mersill’s sister Mrs. Robe Ha 4 Rhone *110-------- Opposite I'. O. fa For Florida: Increasing cloudiness today, followed by local wains today nn<l Frf'o day; little change in ternSEE CATHRAE Nt pc Future. Gentle to moderIncome Tax Specialist, Peoples Dank *Q ate northeast and east All Forms TRY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD A crisp loaf on your table this evening would add much to your meal. A good nose would he tickled in our fragrant Snnitary Dakc Shop, inhaling thu odors of all our nppetixing, wholesome goodies. ROUTH Y ou w i l l flint tin- c o s t of ImlltlliiK m a t e r i a l * linn no lt,UTi<-l rfn l o m u Iso ll wi-ll W u r th > » u r w lilli' t o li i i Ilil III o n e r . \V«- e n r i r liluli itrinlo i n .i t i r l n l s nak y o u r em it r a f t e r . BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre ••Ilitlld crV llrntl«|tii*r IrfV * ■ Thursday, Friday and Saturday, full two-quart Hot? Water Dottle nnd Fountain Syringe. no~ Regular price SI-TiO. .Special, each liiil Lumber Co t’lione 1.10, Sanford 10 Stores in Georgia Sanford’s New Store TWIN IIAIIY DIES Latest Models of Tuesday, Feb. 27,1923—110 S. Magnolia Ave ofln eT T thf- twin twbyi boys of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson died nl the home of his parents on South P a rk 1 , avenue yesterday after n short illness j iIwlth pmuimonln. The little fellow was; | just nineteen months old and was the 1 joy und prido of parents nhd friends nnd he will be greatly missed in the neighborhood. The funeral occurred , from the homo nt ten o'clock j Dr. King o( tim Baptist church sting and Intehnent being fe«w in Ukcviow cemetery. . " The sympathy oM he many friends is extended* to the parents in the loss of the ifttle son. V - . ---------------------------- — • fV k k k a i, Ladles* Rest Room Open Day nnd Nlqht B. & O. MOTOR GO Sanford, Fla., Corner .Second Street and Sanford Avenue __ _ . . . . .. . . . . • _ ___ , 1 ____ Stalionti In thin part nf thc Hlntc OP I'. C. I'KTKH.HON The funeral of P. C. Peterson will occur from Miller’s chnpcl tomorrow morning nt 10 o'clock. Interment Will be made in Lake view cemetery. Pet­ Fair Enough. "I'm surprised to see surli nn emi­ erson wns ao badly burned nt the shops on Monday night, that lie died nent lawyer defending a bootlegger." “Turn about la fair ploy." from the effects on Tuesday. His folks -K i»r are all in Sweden except one brother "llo was Hip boitlegger'n client, in California who thought it best tu Now the bootlegger Is Ida client."— b u r^h im hero in I-akevlew cemetery. Birmingham Age-Herald. , I'll . I • •• The Cosmopolitan just received at Mobley’s 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 SPECIALS For Friday IRISH LINEN, yard ANNOUNCES 4 4 4 MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 15th F. n. Sweet, of Jacksonville, was in the city yesterday attending to busi­ ness. Jacksonville wus represented here The Jennie Spnulding Circle met on yesterday by M. A. Kelley and ( \ li. Wednesday afternoon nt the home of Martin. Mrs. Ashley Kelly, (iood attendance Jvo, of members. The meeting opened Sjjf, Miss Mary Lee Waters, of Atlanta \\ itli scripture ri ml by Mrs. Kelly. At- lir| Ga., is the attractive guest of lo-r un tei an interesting meeting delicious nV, elc nnd uunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh C refreshments were served, The hcxl ..i.. Wntcrs. meeting will lie at the home of Mrs. Frank Loaning, opposite Dose Court. Miss Sylvia Johnson, or Chicago.; A|) thc Uaivtist ladies of the Heights SALVATION ADMY HERE III., is in the city in the interest of nre u , . „ e ( j to u(ten<l these meetings. Col. Charles 1). Haines will ,enter"Thu Book House for Children" of ’ _____ tain the Sanford people nl Ids private; Commissioner and Mrs. Thomas KsChicago, III. . FAREWELL LUNCHEON theatre, tho Jessamine, at Altamonte till, lenders of the Hnlvntion Army -------Mrs. Fred Dolly entertained most next Monday night. Col. Ilnines en­ in thc territory cast of thc Mississip­ 'Mr. nnd Mrs. G. If. Stanshury, of delightfully nt a farewell luncheon nt tertains Sanford each year about this pi river, and other prominent Salva­ Parkersburg, W. V«., and Mrs. Cora her home at l.nke Monroe in honor of lime and the entertainments nre al­ tionists with the territorial Silver ways greatly enjoyed by the guests, Quartette, instrumentalists and vocal­ uml the hig-hearteil owner of the the-, ists, will make a tour of Florida cities ntre. T h e'scats have been reserved j in March and will visit Sanford, on and can he obtained at tho Herald of iTuesday, March ’27th. The Episcopal five an long as they last. rector, Rev. Peck, has kindly placed 4 4 LINEN, yard CREAM SERGE, yard WHITE DOTTED SWISS, yard LACE CLOTH, yard WITCHERY CREPE, yard SUITING, yard PRINTED FLAXON, yard VOILES, yard SUESINE SILK, yard NAINSOOK (colors), yard NAINSOOK BATISTE; yard RED STAR LONG CLOTH, yard LINGERIE CHECKS (colors), yard seLls it for less �Filibuster is Put Under Way in House a o o b b ^ j O ffT R A lri Illumination of RopU Said to B« In Contemplation by a Leading Rail" WASHINGTON, Fob. 22.—Another 'road System. 1. —A new Library Building in the center of tho city. filibuster wan put under way yester­ 2. —Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. day at the capital, this one in the 3._The new pier and boat basin finished .before January, house. It wan aimed primarily at 1924s. the hill proponing government pur­ 4. —A big Auditoriu m that will scht a tje a st 5,000 people. chase of the Capo Cod canal, but other 5. ______New homo for the Campbell-Lossing I’ost, American dements, including the refusal of the rules committee to give right of way G._A Community Chest out of which nl) funds will be to Henry Ford’d offer for Muscle drawnShoaji, were declared to have entered 7,—Two mill tnx for publicity purposes. into it. The conference report on the 0._Municipal ownership, starting with water works and nrmy appropriation bill, which was soft water. taken up yesterday, furnished the ve­ 9.__Systematic mosquito campnign and cleaner city. hicle. Consideration of it was conclud­ 10._Ten thousand people here one year from ‘today ed before adjournment, but not until there had been eight quorum and roll calls, which took up about half of. the session of nearly Mx hours. CORRECTED.NOV. HTH, 1922 South Round Departs Arrive 2:30 am . 2 :1 0 a.in. 8:40 a.m. 1:3S p.m. 3:29 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Northbound The Standard of Camparlton Depart# j 2:03 u.m. I 12:()3 p.m .; 2:35 p.m. i t:0j p.m ,! Shakespeare Plays Given at DeLand By Stetson Players G o o d A s It Looks A glanco a t this beautifully proportioned two passenRcr four-cylinder roadster is an invitation to g e t bohind tho wheel. T h o speed and pow er suggested b y its graceful lines and low -hung body are fully realized on the open road. A nd its case o f manipulation and instant response to the th ro ttle insure un­ usually satisfaetpry behavior in traffic. Hamlet, Don Caesar, Richnrd Third and Itlchelicu It is ro o m y and comfortable for tw o people. Our orders ure coming in so fast that if it were not th at we kept prepared to render real service we could not handle them. WE DELIVER PHONE US anil we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time, not drink Elder W ater now—you afte r one trial i John R. Stetson University in pre­ It contains every convenience for easy, restful Leesburg liranch senting Eugene L. Miller in the four m otoring in any. w eather. great plays; Hamlet, Don Caesar de Horan, Richnrd the Third and Richeliimi, is giving to the dramatic lovers Fours 3 ta»». Rondi’.cr |lt7i -I ta«>. Cou;< • tins P m . Riv*,!it«r t i l l t ! our state the greatest opportunity ta**. Tnunoj 3 Touring 119} 7 I’m. Tcoring 1«js PnCCoapt for m il entertainm ent ever promoted 1 Stan. Touring 7tan. QrtUn • Jigs P.isi. SrUtn * by the University. Dr. Lincoln Hut* tavu Tuwre* SctUn - > • 19JS Sport RoaJitfr 16)5 ■1 U 7S ley, president of SteUon University, Spurt I’v i j i l n 10)5 SPat*. ScUa.1 • I9SS .Sport Tourin*• 1675 has seen Mr. Miller In nit the roles Otiedo branch I ’rleei f. n. ti. tlulck Faetarteet in tern m en t tarn to he added. Aik about the C. k t.A .C . I’urchaie that he is to sta r here and he was so Arrive Departs Plan, tehicb provide! for Deferred Paymenti. imprcMed with his wonderful talent CAMEOS MADE BY. MACHINERY .... . 7:15 p in: and successful performances that lie ___ .3:40 pan, m ranged, long in advance, for the Engraving, Such a* Was Common In Stetson engagement with Mr. Miller. the Earlier Ages. Has Practically Another nice thhfif about dating at Dccome Lett Art, Nothing ro elaborate' in stage aetrestaurant is that the wife duean’l t'ng, containing and pfa.nning, nor so SANFORD, FLORIDA L. C. MOORE, Manager Tire engraving nf caire*o* Im* prac expensive in time and money, has yet tlrnlly centred t<i In- pursued us nn art thing on the table cloth, Ibeen undertaken by tire dram atic de- Rtuuun juutnifireturent nil atones In built, Buick will large, ipmnllttc* to he used an snarl BuiklThem • Mr. Miller has directed and played studs and as settings In anger rtne* the lending role In many plays in the lilld In itnme’.'illd Hurts.an c\ten-iV' largest colleges and theatres of our trade Is r»rrleil hit In the cutting "I country, lit- Is now director of tho rltull fit two*. which an ' largely export "Players Guild'* of Toledo, Ohio, lie ed Into Em. InmI and innunjed Pi lias literally lived; 1:1s life upon the bro o ch es. The prhuipal la U used Is He* Ia Car stage, lie made his flint nppearanre hiiU's inoulli shell. found l:i Kast In before the footlights nt tile age of ri\n or.ih.t, when he was carried on by h:s father who w a r. playing Rip Van Winkle. He njeienred in various ehllben's parts ebb eerof ,-hrd! shrdlu u d en‘» parts tiefore lie was three years obi, and has been associated will) the -lage eyer since, lie made his debut in Shakespearean plays in the char­ acter of the little Duke of York in "King Richard the Third.” * During his father's career ns an ac­ tor, Mr. Miller support)d him in at- When better automobiles are A S a n fo rd I n s titu tio n u n d e r th e d ire c t m an a g e m e n t o f th e follow ing BOARD QU DIRECTORS J . It. A n th o n y , \V. I I . T u n n ic liffc , D r. S. I’ul c s to n , E . II. H a w k in s , W E . S co g g an , C. V. W illia m s IT. His piiiuiptd Shakespearean s-'des have Lhv ntliose of Romeo, Hum* ' K-t, Richnrd the Third, I ago and I’cntolio. And while playing these parts, he h:ts directed many of the produc1t.oha lumsolf. Mr. Miller hah nl'tt played in a full line t i the romantic dramas, such ns "D os.r’arrar de Unrnn.'' “ Lnude Midi i," ‘ Lad., of l.yon-,' t<\ cetera. ’ll Miller i lit he ably • uppnrtod in ell these plays by I icf. Irving G, i'tuvur and d aolcct cn.*t drawn from the. numbers of the Stetson dramatic fraternity, in order" to properly stage these plnya the Athuiut Theatre at DeLand has been secured and nil the plays will I a ^jiven there. The i>rdei |r, an follows: Ham hit, Februa»y 27; Dm Caesar, February 28 j L'» i,..i ■! the Tlur.t, Mutch ! : Rlcln liiti. Mureh 2. The splendid effort of th’.’ University and its students to give the people of our slate such clusie outertuinmcnt should Ire Irearllly approved by our people anil packed houses- should greet every performmice, m Sanford, Florida 80 per ernt of your motor trouble is the use of Ion grade Gam Ark us to show you the difference as nnnlyied by tie- Depart meat of Agriculture »:f the Btnte of ITaridn rircs——Tubes \ occssorics Find Street and |Hm Avenue The Herald fur first class job work WANT AD RATES AND ItULl-S THE SANFORD HERALD loocli »)dn| by hi-* honorRot sure that be could c gnu • fully. So be haunted hou*e to gather stray <mu Ml)f d il 1 .• I1 | -I h im be sa t - H ill OPPOSITE FORD GARAGE 111 Judgm ent w i l l ’l l 111' I on 1;lllo | | i v, .i* all in m il tIn* a rg u m e n t m ade, be iij.no •i«| ••‘T h e court la k e s ib is i a re u n d e r ailvlsi ineiit until Wednesday unirulug tir\ 1 , v.iieii li will u n d e r a verdict In f.ivnr of tin- plaintiff. FEMALE HELP WANTED, TtauwLewie rrm-r "i-ii* fiTot” utwi o n , mnir« *.» .. •*-*_ h u m ■ W-iUVrio n W <CV*r» 11m . wST, P —*i- e r s . lit r e , o - h i w . u Fra—* 1*4 | ► --fj I, , • . 1, 1 •I*■ *1*4 h t~r’’(»l—nSttHM *11’-, |IHg 1 **p-»|*s i« -in,. , h. r. ri.tJtfirGrio ntav.oTJ’Tirta,., ,07 —1 IIMOIW, lnu,l(> 111 > IU FEMALE HELP WANTED. | U iv ns - mh, >>,,,, 1•—- o-lr4 , , lie At. N liiuvH. *0 ,- 1. (it W..I TH li, W4IE HELP WANTEp, )M A*iHt? *~*i*T\rJ fJJJJJxT.WT. . •1 !*«** r»** r»*M *ho#r«0 « V' Ul* artiifollao *4 'tftt* »TO 1*IW. rtaijfiji Ofti trflolof Jjl in te#n *lf**^> KfU*U*U. la taitrttr*. ft»v* f«ai h Mviilo^* i*rarl*n«k k^H * ’rs1f..» ***T FL’r*«. ’"* •• * D II | lf ||4 r kK- Otl » l),9*V1l*V . kh,iH'IM,; *et4A "He wants to buy n bass, Hint’s why," replied Sirs. Morgan. "Voii' iJ have made a great to-do If I hadn't.” “No. I vviHildrt’t,** Sir. Morgan wdtl, rs be reluclnntly rose, "I l now MnlI,iih’ sire, t can't do business with him. lie wants a client) boss. And I ain't got anything I cun sill Ipss'n In I bn Molncx. l**vvn, they tell of an elderly Ir|nhuian, long detdroui of ufrlal illgnlly, who was llnally appointed nuir-bal In a pnnid*’ In that city. Vet­ eran*. biiwlMuen and m IuhiI rblldreti lined lire ,treel.* of tire town, patiently waiting tire Hlgnnt to rtnrt. Sndib’iily tire imtnbat. mi n pmnelng hor*-**, dashed up the s ln ’et. After lua|rf-etlng tire procession, Ire gave Ida hnrso n touch wlih the whip. Rtoad tip lu h|a titlrnipH, find slreuted: . ••Ready, now! Every wan of ye knpe Mep vvld tire burse! March!”— Philadelphia Ledger. Clip and use this blank for writing your want ad and mall it to the Sanford Herald Classified Adi lc a wind. No ad For computing cost of want ads per insertion rend carefully rates taken for lea# than 25c nnd posi­ nnd rules to the left and remit according to number of insertions tively no cliiuiinrd ads charged la of the ad you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, I’ostanyone. Cash must accompany all 0 fTice Order or Registered Letter. Address communications to ordcra, .Coant the word* and remit The Sanford Herald. accordingly. Name Amount Set lit LIGHT FACE CAPS o. Address.................. niack Face, duulilc the above rate. Blue 8ky and Hot Sun. Postoffice ... Ksperttirents nintli* liret Minmrer In of Words Includes the Words “ Wanted etc., nnd the Name nnd Address. Europe ■liuw that Ure amount of mdla- Hun received from the f*un or tire *ur' fore of the corilt In n clear day I* grcdler wlih a <lurk bl»u ihan ultli n light blue sky. In Ilia latter rune there I* h higher tendon of tire water vapor In ilit* tilr, 11 !h siiggeated that ffoure Instruiiiciit ciipahle of iheanuring a* Ciirniely the Inleiislty of the blue of tlre>ky vvViuld be useful In observatl.ni* on the variable trananilssloii i-f the aua’a heat through Hie ulmuaplrero. There arc no Htatutea erected to men who thought it beat to lot well enough alone. (ICMSHAl. <■’* nnutsrsT r, r»«iw*ev*M»' r»'SJ ron viuk'i o r nr.a , '!*• os*ns.», viyiMKr. 1, 1ms 11,1*11 *. T-,-1.1 cj itm krr rq*<Vi A,it sawfsfflf;' (Klf*, » p) ' Iturn U*V H»|rM ""—1 ;r'-r . in.I’*-,., Win|krH id. « .e rL irs jp A ' r u tt .'S I'in: tjui -k, pnivtical tvity uf .getting the people you want is through a Daily Herald Want Ad. Want Alls touch the lives of thousands in some form of tisefnhiesd. Their in Unmet: extends into every i! >ok and corner of life. Their power reaches out into the m arts of business,-providing positions for workers and workers for positions. They go out into the highways and byways on a hunt for lost valuables. They bring together the man and the business opportunity for which he is looking. They help to locate homes, apartm ents and rooms. They spread news of genuine bargains in merchandise needed for home or office. Let 1 UMfvrgF nmttu kw, Aft\ »M d*r at tf I i *V.N* [# *M r*F*«t« **iM #4 Hits fcFta 0*a» e% faffttu ff r ia, |*4f t*r!r *t«i* *«, if* **’' **!*' Jf u vdia/ oTTT * '-iW**trf IjN?3:- hiife- *■*»*-! *%»-! r**fe*4a-J ****** irti 157)4 ftrrt H*1# «A , *. j '«> * *,* to r rto.i c • Order of tha Marshal. MAIL SERVICE FEMALE HELP WANTED. g my *4 , ♦SWffiTrtr-; HE YOUR GUIDE in,TIME o f NEED !().**' ft*ftswtf•+ ■*! fVf H.M w4 piraiUkK #<dS! a tto �If you want A l i i the NEWR.'nnd want ii FACSII from the wire, and broad-vieumi <1 cnterpfbq to spring, Jlt, activity |„ ,he li{c of the atativ <*t gcheratloii. . . , P ifk ^ W tO R ! wnnt h In « lcgihlc condition, and Mat tlu'-ri? there wl,! will U* he-nu no*M,t debt u,* upon to life »nd flood the land with new I the _rM , iQn o f many titr.w »rr'ivilic? -* § £ & Mat on l”por'* . F U a , liV lll" creation ' Ik-foie it gets stale, subscribe now fur . |t*'i ncUvUie.:, tc.-ity if the plan proposed gee*.v j rii^inij the teed of oUr prosper- ,j); )Uj.^ 'flic' $20,000,000 will build the Daily and you will sure Si , ■Herald These men who itjtiut ol d-tintP O P P E D OH R A W FO R S A L E what yyu want* < ity a ro oMtor egercy can. ton0* Rid the present revenues tin wnyi; hnd modes of thought for -i ! Ll new dry and Ur. • wh*:t tho world ! VA have esuninlcj ail r.roJfid i*-. of the Hood Pepa i t merit, iu . n od n — AT— hns awakened to t.-.-< condition? ami. North Catoiina is now n name to foj picee-meal construction, will pay wa «•« *» pi P* *n B i n0w i»aptratlmn<.-aru good men, too, conjure with nil over the south, nmi ti,‘1 lnU'u ,“* w;1 Ow hondA and proviiej ’ whu etnn.t fs.r s . . . . :n ninkirur fum* Tor, tlKlr #n Jcjrn* n )C i MtorOdBIt $20,000,000 HON 0 iS-l who atamt for personal and business |,cr m*iveloUs development Is *U!| r*v i Integrity, tho safety >f the social or- source of pride and wonder to thep SI'S ro i: HOADS Thut w,iU r ‘,m° ?onr!.y iler and the lined home life. Their rcat ot the country. That atnte 1ms letting posterity out while riving it : , | , | t Js$iie ti’ ■ Times ^rouble la th at they have not voted $liH).«nO.OOO in bond# for pood th? full benefit of the general bet- C ornop S a n f o rd A v e. n n d -llh S t. I S 1 , s n m ld r ^ m n d o in CatooR?, !« * * minds to beep pace rondr, with suthoiity fo issue half tcinfer.t resulting from the b ind Issue. it it practically certain that tin. _____ t f u , t Saturday before the conyon»" *>\ of development thnl amount ««" noon -m needed. Thin ‘f L d l«! ■ f * tense.m r, aim ed sent!- development has been going on lor next lcfTT;btture will l>- nrhed to ;mbi * 9 ®1 bv^ H ^ ^ l h c l V r y ^ ^ o f t h f s ,m o,,u‘l d M * * * for tho past ami. its Carolina easily t<:p nny rtr.te In tho m 't a constitutional antendmor.f toi n°f n„mlirr of the H ta te H W F d c v a y j. they have /orguttw tho funds- oulh |n material ‘ prosperity, with the neitple to provide for n i w I «**» . ............. csflonul dl.t- ^*•n' t,.,awl ‘ fact »*7L’ m "«t from'this bwsffreBilonalHdl.'.1 thr.v " " *■pro,;.,. i*‘«»;“ '• j«»t na more money in rit».-u}nt!:ift, m <re routls bond i.iiile und-thtfre will bd| nddrei.^ V ^ if lf 'o f p o ll: !;.w - : u- a gmvIUiUan b„ |, . more building of all hind.. plenty of {(me to tlitcdiU every plm: ',f tbe b‘ -« WfOfo tlio Hmi Itrict. , ntnHi,-rr fIhAlv fr.' wsll-in- n i ‘ ' nmi (■ people empl • ! better •oh . i* paid teacher • a;:tl v ^ ^hill bo eallctj.: .With * * • »i K ^ s o u r e e concomintf 'highw ay '• ‘nett? It? im » P l level of gruel.'il gooi! timej t’t.in ihc' dlscuw! >n Wo ^etl r'Jle thr.l JUJ ’-.ii |=« ^Ttrurtion. which i s ' undm.budly i ^ f D ia t^ n ami decay. an amendment would carry by n dem -■ L mosl Important iisne now before | Hero Hen 1t i lnritlft tho wonder lam! of ever had before, ive majority^—Quincy Times. couth in Itn actual nnd potential | Th„ v o te n o( that u t Z people of Florida, and it is well [the are a n-.*le i -.-ei;;, -ve mo light now ut tho notably i hrewtl, cautions and center Ihr reading by ary cttHaii con-fie:ov.DON’T FORCCT! It Is astonishing how « teal har„rn?<! fur ,he uruwth of hf- f-Ute. parting of th - w.iy-j. The nr. t votive people, but they n a lim l that In addition to ilia fa m o u s S ilverRut It* most noteworthy feature in tiem e1doiu- *dt vi-lopmc i* .n on Iuj-. „ |Ryj.e issue of lionds producing am- iinin will nttinet the buying public town wo carry « ry i t. rigiit ahead Oi ua; we mini pie j,|, money for highway construction .:,nd from the information at hand we Mr. dotty has taken the iuitiu........ j tory completo lino of ■iro sitikfied. that our weekly r-iiechd pi-'t iu it'iur ive mu.' *, slay j was the only way to pull the stnU» out tire mill given cfear exprersion lol tukc o th e r G oodrich t a m u lajky n n u T i a fi«-dr are giving icsulU. The way t-y Tires, also those 'd c iih lh t w onderful Ions I build*...bstantial la to bow Hare to f voted „ „ , GEORGE Ifl&ilisjpt CwilsiwU the jna-e line and give the general 1 U L & S + r pubrk- just what thoy aro calling for M ELFO R D around UB henling only the touch o f' the fttimulatfon of'eve-y forfn of u-<*J Ifghtir upon i».-l-i ity thin Hu* pres.- — M *3 : FROM ym Hood;Aak> unv In the past two weeks n tton- in this iuue for thd construct ion rir.d. from primitive condition:; and are I,same direction/ nnd neatly every (ity has sold a targe muJlhe. of odd ijie lines, a real bargain, and have Maintenance guinter.cnce of u gciat |K-rmanout.t chalk-ngm;; rom pari <on w! th Cail, nut only in the south but In advised the public through these «diptem of modem highw:.O 1 trough fon.in it cSr in the attract..... we of- ^ whoI(J Unj6n> ,m, V()te(1 |]ca fi r for more poop!? and more money hl)m! ijl!tlle3 for ronih. ^ , n e umns. For (his Monday they arc pdj lids state 1 5 .... i .<.t. ■ s * ■ 5■ u r a i a s e d the G o o d r ic h I'o r t * yeett th* B en ■ S ilv c U o w n G p iip T iiu i t/r-7f|/if 7*e/>II k U i th e S tre n tlU -- At the 1‘rinceSi, Tonight and Tumor* rim -lo-Wear and Millinery of J. M. Dres­ ner, and " *"’1 •' :he ladies of Snnfortl and vicinity an opportunit; to jy Dresses, Coat-. Suits, Millinery and Access* ’ics X tlieir own jirices. 4 These lecture- deal with the mentals ,,f life nnd an- in with the leu! Man's inti •Meet without the rid of divine tlnti ran establish tin , ip- :n lute 1 nee. (• «>d's eoiiiiomni-ti tiotts to man till tho coming of lit- .Son ,| us ( jiii-t halt- given u tlu- < Inn 3*Bsa*'--3eELn.nnxr 1A ! ■ R R R ■ a i Wo aite sacrificing: ali this merchandise in order to make room for our now spring: stock which is .arriving daily. And will-not be-on display until we dispose of this i -i entire purchase. R ■ R R REMEMBER THE PLACE- - R R R R ■ I STYLE CORN N U T C A N HOLLY BRAND PEACHES PHoMIN'KV i' MINIKTKU IIKltE NO. ii CAN G-B PEACHES > -21 i FIRST STREEt Formerly J. M. Dresner - *- >-~^.A SALE OPENS SATURDAY MORNING, 8:30 A. . t . rryj^i-r*' .^-*^7= * r - -- - - ^ ^ , ■ »* . a AT, -P O N T MISS IT BK ON TIME* ~r * * l i i *» W .-1: i«;, .• S -r .-‘v * " * ^ . e ’ _ : ' ■ II f l‘--A--’ I ■ ?. V ' ............. ■ _ -•Ja«^Lg L- — . T-W) - ' ‘v ’b a a bed ' ■ ;1 v 1 ... » -■'r I •i3.fi ;>• •* .• . 1 A ..................... fiOO,000.00, nnd for the’ tiarxnctiim of any nnd all luiiine** tteetMsnry or dc Mtabk in connection therewith. Hy Order of the President. Attest: A. p. Connoily, Secretafy 2-^2-o-a-vf-fwr ~ f k ’ 5-LHS. YELLOW ONIONS * .ii r 1£i * K INC A N \S 11It E AK FAST HAOON. 1-LB. CARTON 5 FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, DOZEN 1. i * NO. it CAN G it . * A PPL E S' nsso ri*cilrpimiHv»n, will fee heiil at Hap J.fnrd, Florida, on the 2Gth day of ■ 'March, A. D. Ifl23, at eight o’clock p. m qt the office of *aid corporation^ S jlsr the pvifpor-o of canxidoting .-and * acting upon u propoiitlot) to ineiense 1 the capital stock of mid corporation .wi . . . 1*1,11. CAN IIDYAL SCARLET COFFEE ...... 35c MAXWEI.L HOUSE COFFEE, 1 * . *5 i m Limited, 2 Cans Customer :V PIIKM1ER S ALAD DRESSING, liA lttfll* -- PREMIER SA L A D DRESSING. SM ALL SIZE .......... - ................. N'ottrr i* hereby given that tt rpr: - l ir.l meotinir c f tho aiacihoider* nf ■ I 25c 32c 37c 2 NO. 2 < A NS AIAINE NOTICE OF HI'HITAL MEETING OK . T I[E STOCKHOLM*HR OF SAN­ FORD KCILD1NG & LOAN ASSOC lATiON- . R ■ R R IBS. IRISH POTATOES, (The Kind that Cooks Mealy) j ■ y_ The reeen/l of n series of l.entou' O.oaro tit’il oil on the iTnrngi- floor ■ntu your uutopuibile tit--; so you en’ i 1 1-U i. CAN M ERRIDAI.E WHOLE ,n!:e your tiror Inrt'longer if you will {‘OWDCHED *1ILK neriib your garage floors with lye. crt’^rEt: B z g n B i a a a e (ti.r. n, j-i't and grime make a mess > n i? f t A TiTCt n TQ ti:.il’ hnti! to i.wive. lint Ive eats it M i l r A iy iiilJ o tip. 1' e it ut dive ted below nn con-lB S|(>ctc floors of garage, laundry nr u i-flln-* and ,‘ ?e them ttltow up clean,j j I sparkling and sunlLuy, for lye disi SI lerts ns it eletii.’t. r, OLlVk rinatioux; GitaalvS om* can of (> iyc 4n t) in s galln* * of prater and srmb cone rate ,wllJt an old lirnnm. Rinse elean with the hue. ■ Of uiv (j* mi a lu m in u m . UMTS l.VK SAVES VOI R AUlf> TIRKH P '! ' ii-g A J w lu lin n lit them. Never r evangelist of the Preshytorinn church, and bi.s been in .Inck'.onviUt* for the iiurt month arranging the dates for ii- • r-e'mng e iiogelisih- move me:, t Fir i .it I ’ilircii He left .‘II lliinll toihlV !.>r DeNvninl: Sluing- a tier, h" will ,i ndui t a two-vvecka meeting Ik fare i cturniitg to Ilia home! I * icVLi’:’ I I I I I ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ I R ■ & gA ti iikm foAtffdff t>r beiiime . h-cturc.; will he given tonight a t All Souls church, fith and U;:k avenue. llcv. Lacy is ti. • general !’> If ttt/ullon <y i »#«rf*»nFkinl t.y* In 4 truatt i o f w ater a n d rirtie. fieri a n J ikillett In /uti nf ** * f. 1 * St niltCCTfOXXi M f th* l iu n . rt 5 mlnurri in a ®ftHy Herald, lac per week. -------------------- ----LENTEN. HER VICKS TONIGHT AT ALL SOCKS CHl IiCH Rev*. .1. Met), Lucy, of Washington, ii. . ' ii tiipihow o f Mt.-'. H. A. Neel, it-me in yesterday for n short visit, ■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i from the skillet. Bunted to » crisp It means end­ less scraping nnd scouring to remove It. A better and easier way is to clean them with Giant n quick Job and leaves the burners clean and <est the blue flame. *Skil pnd pans cun lie quick bleared of-'sOat and ei crusted grease In the same way. Then you titsw*-- they'rfi dean and scoured. u m tiau religion. vithout paving, lights, sewerage u «*, :-■ taxpayer not fully comi’en.uleil will he liie Imncficoiiry in constantly^ I-.i-1 Hunday night the introductory iiterc.ttjng measure from the re- u!t tail, -a>-on tlu- inevitability of death. firn water except in malarial well . by tin* advantage gained. in those days commerce moved -it ■ now i ll tmdtustood that Ho 1;n ruing to the state from th bond • Tos -ghi’ t F’ciure will be on the np_* ; roceiidon with- i rrtue. Amotig these renulte will b e; |).iri*r.t .iHuregard of this out t.-inding dusty In a few dx*o»|, primitive mi -, u-.tc can gc- in tfc^t ttavij trade, ufdy to a mall not giro.:. i rn ids. Th -y are Wore p. opli’, m o re m o n ey , m o re Im ii- i*i. t ni th- port of men of the twen­ .a I iu d u stria ! a c tiv ity till;! i n- tieth ei tiluiy. ■itav.- imroii'i s - Ill tamber of merchants dealing i. ill) a i*u1i p-n able. I 'e-A o: -.it n n v e tl- h;;n. i projM rty V!l!u‘; u ail th e tax (sarsc popiilslion and no one dreamed t. ot . #-»it*t’ H-'rvict- commence st* 7: tri p. ut. rd ■!* ir. eotisi oiit-uce vv.ll ire r e a lly . #( the vast potential resource.• m l i pc) - T.r>.! .ii ' .trsiv .. 'they nu--:’i Stranger, welcome In free setting-, j *Bia*a!tBBflx»auuisricBuiiSxa-igaus»fiE«sju^^i*>t*unagcaaanK »SB*ixaH irg*eaarH «Bii!3i:auEB*aaECH »t i AN ANfiK burners often IV ftet it baptism of grease // iJO.OOO. Southern Ktatws. iyiv doing it weuid kocni that thd ii u in many of our towns, cities and v !iU- ntti ntiin ns the rival of Cnlidwtild Ik- fm^;i( Jfeast ;j3(f,000,ft0!.l.; i ,,unti.■; by ve'.fng^ baiui-i fur iinjmove- fornbi ;!|k,ii!i I "lay down" un lp*r npEven the $20,000,00U proposition will ment.' In no othw way could wi purtunities nt the bidding’of the anit. The *biggest probably shnA^faiba M the cltlxcmr •havo i | | dnnn *’ j 1 and “ ’ Lbest1 cibnt, primitive,, - croaking *— •* *— past and modi rn tlnlea to ■•’•nan i fun* In. Inind her. bon mi less rtlad they if we are rot Conception Ujey will jvemler tv rrsJIyr dear thoviml of the w'orltl when cipoto Amor’u-it ar.tl evety late nmlf Eourcc* to get a great modern highi«h awful tilings can he pnipurvd. U/.arity lw.it, from slavery to petty way vsUim i? almost unihinkable. In llii'. propound Niml we art’ Such men have failed to Keep up ( inaMdunli ii, s.’sinti enterp rie and tilh the times in their thinking un laggard g* *v.th in thn*. ef I-ami is-' '■i.Tip|yfca.*ke<s in do ou a larger .c.ile ny* end mesa# (ot* 'public improve- sues by popular .vote for the public for a correspondingly larger benefit srnb and they reason in term- of a I . nefit. It his made this Ration great “ what counties and cities have been copied by doing all over tlu* t’nioii for years ifa.l and gene day when tim mighty and rich nnd Ft rtnv, fully IK* and 05 the 1MWt Wiiy, nnd in fact ihr itfragth of co-operation In entor- unpi cjin!t.-i-il men n- ihe o;-ly \lurifHt’ ) way to rai*e* money f<>r ne «*• only wny.ti. b.iod up pfifci for the general good wo i;:.* furnish- ary public utiiitlet. The V-’ti n»r b»wn, wheft iKildic improvement wm. -laic.i and < si-ioiiutic huum-iit. argu ntejit that we are uniti*Hy *inti1fib ■ ■**. **-1 d ilno'i nil, when country roie'i w* re lag '<■. m e in i’ • ; i r that fdtng a debt on our jumU’i tty for •>,ir i terror and a disgrace, when m. H aul hey are j: nrd *! o cat e>- ■hein’ tit won't held water. Posterity tawn* and village* were h-nialid, t»o. pm [n> ,‘v i ;*' t.4, bui.hu to i . mile asked *o pay its ,-Imre and it fully u. unitary ami unkempt In ■■jr’cs: 71 PRO O U C T I O d I'm. 111-13 ParU Avcnuo ' SANFORD, FLORIDA saount The Fat’* m the Fire T 37c 15c NO. 2.CAN R. S. VTIp)' ■»*'-** -'Sr*-L i *j*•*.--j* -=•*— --*;*c . SUCCOTASH . 'BiV»* U-5 NO. 2 CAN CAMPBELL’S BEANS ....... NO. 2 CAN TOMATOES GOLD BUTTER, POUND ttESrp MADE 32c 10c .1 w m �Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing: Co # rrrM » r|.T ff« » u rrr ;___ l . r n r r n l » l n « * * r r A il.rrll.tiiK M a n n se r A d .rH l.ln K lla lr* 'I rutr* Ai.pllrnt luii lin o n n S a h a r r l f i t l u n P r i c e In A l t i n n r r I S .| i ,R r W f r k l ; l l r r - m Ssnilniiti* o r r r I'lld iir . A J ir r * r* k n i m n « n n i> |illrn r, n l n i o a In m l i n n r r . i k m h i :i i T i n : a s s i k i a t k i i p h k s .h T h u ’A s s o c i a t e d 1’f r r * la f , i r l u i i l v e l r ■ ti m e d t o t h e u»« for r r - i it i li l lr a ll o u o f II n e w s (tU n a tc li e n c r e d i t e d l o It o r a t o i h t r w t M c r e d i t e d In t h i s m n**r nd *lo#* ltio l o c a l nows p u b lish ed dlM *..tcD p s h e r e in a r e u ls u r e s e r v e d C o t e i r n A,lw«-U*trt*l M r p r * * r n . a l i v e n ir. AMr.mr;AN pnr.ss assoc uvi ion York newspaper*'comment nn tho* fact shoulders. The sheriff Js doing his th it his acquaintanceship is probab­ duty. He did It when he spirited the have just, bought a tremendous ly tin* most oxteiulvo of any man negro nway the dny of the murder of stock of A rm y Munson last shoes to In the country, his 'friends including such prominent railway people of af­ the deputy sheriff—his deputy sher­ l>o soicj to the public direct. Price fairs ns Chapncey Depew, who is iff— and he did his duty between mid­ S2.75. Theilo shoes are lOOSi solid ' iignin in St. Augustine spending the night and dawn this morning when he Rather with heavy double soles sewwinter nml in in his eighty-eighth again spirited the negro murderer i<i nnd nailed. The uppers are of year, the late Ja y Gould npd Cyrus away to a place of safety. If there Is heavy tan chrome leather with bel­ | Yield and such other living notables | any flaw in the proceedings in which lows tongue, thereby making them as John 1), Rockefeller, Mrs. Helen the negro was adjudged guilty of waterproof. These shoos arc selling Gould Shepard, James Speyer nnd a murder it should have been brought very fast and yve advise you to order hoit of others. Hut it in not this cir­ out the day of the verdict mid sen­ cumstance of wide acquaintance that tence. Today when the hanging was U important. I t is the record offlong to have taken place the negro is giv­ mtd faithful service held by this man en two week) in which his attorneys who is able to lma.it that during the can investigate the case. Today is a many' years of active rnilroa dllfc no bad day to take a delny. The negro train he operated was ever in an acci­ should have been liangrd nnd the law dent. His career combine^ tw a jd e - should have tukpn its eourr-o without ments, lidvlity and carefulness. Ilia any th luy t.\ Ji’hwb delay.! and there Daily Herald on sale ut Joo’a Smoko life may well be accepted ns nn exam­ tet'hdicaMtiC#farf-1)rhnt make.men dis­ House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd ple to all others similarly engaged, or, regard the taw And take It into their H unt’s rhnnnacy. tf far that m atter, in any other rphere own hands. TTi’e Herald however be­ of usefulness. His experience points liever* m upholding the law- nnd wo to the fact th at the pay envelope is would advise patience in this case sJ mJ )♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦ not all there is to this life; tlmt there although sometimes patience ceases to is rewnrd for those who labor because be n -virtue when the law allows so j i . they recognize they*have a work to do many loopholes and vexes our souls J in the world and da that work in the with ru many d e l a y s and technical! right frame of mind, pleasantly nnd in tune with their fellows. Lakeland Hthr-Tolcgrnm. - I TORTURED MANY YEARS HY l ' k id n p v s . ■ i :[ IBaBftdnBUXBanBflBBBBlIKEBBHBflBKBBnKKUBMBa "I have had kidney trouble. U i twelve yuan),” writes H. 1*. Pinkney, West Jackson, Miss. "Hums in back,| joints, catches in the hips, run down and getting up too niucii during the! n ig h t.1 Btit since taking Foley’s Kid­ ney Pilla, my suffering is over, nnd 1 feel like a new man.” Dm-kache, rheumatic pains, kidney and bladder trouble quickly relieved with Foley Kidney l’ills. Refuse substitutes. In­ sist upon Foley’s Honey and Tar. Sold everywhere,—Add, fl ANNOUNCES Latest Models of Tuesday, Ecb. 27,1923—110 S. Magnolia Ave, v * t* * t* ♦♦♦/ ******«$> ***’***«$*♦$ Sanford rhould own her utility plants. Read ubout Orlando's exper­ ience in a few months' ownership. W. M. Corry. member of the State Road Department, has a fine [den in this issue about road Imndiug and rand building. | Richard Edmonds, editor of tint Manufacturers' Record shows up theFederal Reserve Hoard in an nrticlc Hist demonstrates beyond perndven-, f, turc just what the people of the Unit­ ed States are up against when It comes to high finance. Tltere must-be some goat! reason for the sternly increase In our sales. We bolievo it is because wc handle quality FT:E D S at right prices. Get our prices before sanding off your mail order Wo will give the luwmnkcrs at Washington cfedit for one thing. They stayed on the job yesterdny, oven though it was a holiday and kept up tho filibuster and the hot nir debates without uny regard to tho ‘‘Father of Ills Country,” whoso picture was hanging over their heads. can save you trouble as well as money. President Harding will spend hi* vacation in Florida on a houseboat on tho Knst Coast canal. If tlmt canal from the St. Johns river to Indian Ri­ ver was opened now he could coniu to Sanford nnd go down the St. Johns river on his return trip. This is only one of the many distinguished parties that Would stop at Sanford if we bar! that canal. The unprecedented demand for Ford Cars throughout the winter months has taken the en­ tire output of the Ford plants working at capac­ ity, indicating that the demand this Spring will be far in excess of the number of Ford Cars that can possibly be built. Feed, Grain, liny am! Fertilisers ■Sanford, Florida There is nothing definite about o u r' BBBBBBBBBliBBBiiiiBBHBnHBBnaBBiiHBB«BU«anBBBBBi»iiBDB«raBBi million dollar hotel but th<* Herald ran truthfully stale that the parties -< iB iik ,s K N H S s a u is is s iM B n tm i3 s u t.L a R k R ^ ^ iu iK X N K i* n s u 3 d s interested think Sanford i3 the ideal,„ • spot far one o f the finest tourist ho- H • tels in Florida if that iiicap'i any- B x 'T I I & y thing and we think it does. We really m tfs A Q ^ S g H ftT j have more to offer the tourist*'in i he ]* * l$ ^tiS * * « * * * r \ I way of amusements than any city in a i s - o n n usKSfflBHJftt G 1 the state. ? s /BSHBaagtii The Orlando Sentinel .my-: Somi j day when a laurel wirath i*. given r» for tho brightest newspaper para- « grapher in Florida, Rerijamin of tin * Ocala star will wear it, deduce* tin J* Miami Metropolis. Heat what he h;i r* to say litrout th a t c o n te m p t-o f-c o u rt jj jailing of Joe Harman nt West Palm * Reach; “Tho Jail Is a great resort for ■ great men. In fact, almost every |« great man in history has been in jnil.M* unless he got nut of town nhead of !■ M the polit-e. Socrates was in jail. Chrht m would have been in jail had not I la- £ crowd that took him been too busy tor- *; luring him to give him tin* little n ■ M ho might have found In jail. I’mil wn* a in jail. Hunyatt was in jail. Nathan J Hale was in jail. Jeff Davis was in jail a We have been in Jail. And now J im* m Harman is in jail. T h e tintin'/ o f u/ J} gpcal men who have been in jail stand Jj up like lighthouses along the coast- * GIVING RECOGNITION TO FAITI.I I-IX SERVICE I ak-s I rnilhmd nn*n wU! hi* i*h;h*. dally intorvated in an inchli'iil which ‘ occurred a short time ago in connec» tion with the retirement of Edward li. Minkler, a conductor on the New York Central lines, who, after fiftythree years of active service for the company, retired to private life. New U SELL IP L YOUR REAL J i ESTATE fl / i!' WHEN U LIST IT WITH US Spencer It eight lots are going fast. Ono of the best nuh-dlvi*: Ions in Snnford and all hig fat*. See us now and pick while pick? ing {s good. Easy terms. * PILLSBURY FLOUR, 21 lbs.... $ Best Self-Rising1Flour, 21 lbs. MONARCH COFFEE, 3 lbs! for BUTTER, per lb. 1*. & G. SOAP, per bar (i Bars OCTAGON SOAP for Gpackages Washing Powder for WESSON OIL, Quarts .:...... ....... WESSON OIL, Pints ........ J ..... BIG HOMINY, 8icans for .......... Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 cans, 2 for Pie Peaches, No. 3 cans, per can.. Can Pumpkin, No. 3 cans, per can OAT MEAL, per package ........ SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 for... PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 f o r ....... Old Dutch Cleanser, per can.. ... . 15 lbs. Good Irish Potatoes for: January was the tenth consecutive month in which retail deliveries exceeded 100,090 Ford Cars and Trucks Requirements for February, the month when preparations are already under way for Spring business, called for 148,407 Cars and Trucks—more than 24.690 in excess of the num­ ber we can possibly produce. Ford Dealers in many par 's of the country are al­ ready finding it necessary to specify future deliv­ ery dates on Ford products because there are no reserve stocks to draw from. Your order placed now will p ifcect you against delay or disappointment later m—It is the only way you can lie assured o f rt isonably prompt delivery. We consider it important to give you these facts, so that if you are planning to Purchase a Ford Car, Truck or Fordson Tractor for use this Spring or Sum­ mer you can list your order at once and take advantage of our dealer’s first op­ portunity to make delivery. ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE­ TABLES------- 1------------------------ WE DELIVER -•"■■/'IT.*.-': DKTKOIT, MICHIGAN Maxwell & Britt AGENTS EDWARD HIGGINS, AUTHORIZED DEALER IN !-Ot!l) AND LINCOLN CARS AND FOUDSONHA SMALL DEPOSIT AND EASY REAL ESTATE Fire. Casually, Auto Insurance 10S W. First S t, SANFORD, FLA TERMS IF DESIRED. • * ». • r * �BA SE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL t r a p s h o o t in g A t nny irate,Vine man who use* i P , GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor ! V e tE § ? ! n do0,nl I'ndy U.t .M o:, ruh-.-it .le.V-. Hirui..^ Mobley’. ’» Bho unary U rn* Ft range that the o l i v e '. Store Th A klan t-rltic nay* there is n o true The Doily ID raid, 1 Americanism concealed under n hood. week for 16t , What about the jitney engine? th e FTenthi delivered six limes erk for 15c. :' ’ ’ El ,.rj Chimp'j won another. Third Week of Second Half Ends Majority. Thlr„ wk ..... ’ m m a With u m i m il of: Best Bowlers Rolling AWay Below and Rotes in fiml place. O ' ’*s• • •-____ ■t*r Their Usual Stride . B at there in go Udlihg what “Kbb Tide" tonight nnd tomorrow night. the Tin D i illt* week's best picture/nnd fourth week'will tirsd its It tg pretty will he m a il by some large crown. The Farm ers in n regular match* T W O B I G B A S K E T near time for the Rote, to blow up— last night with tho Champs started B A L L G A M ES maybe. Tin* Producer—George Mclford, ere nut like '.w tonnv Die first I ,t. I f P D D T A l S I T n i T l *. • --------------- * game by 50 pins, hut the Champa gut i l L r l C l l j •I'iy lN t u r n I fttor o f ‘‘Thu Sheik**-*•*'Burning Sands’’ r Basket hall game (we should any —and other Paramount picture!, put:;: organised’ In the second game nnd games) a t the Grammar School court forth his greatest cinema triumph la gradually • picked Up the necessaryj In order that the t general public tonight. Daytona Boy* and W inter thU picture “ Kbb Tide.” number, and. ended the evening's ac- will not forget, wi­ ortcu more call a t Garden Girls—atid the fur will fly. tivitles .with a lend of li t pins. tiltilion to the double basket.Lull bill lidding was the big boy of the ev* that will come o.T on the Grammar Be there nod see it. Janiea Kirkwood, Lila Lee, Ray* j -------- . ruing, with a total of 483, and Steven-: at hool epurt tonight. The prellnitnary mond Hatton, George Fawcett, Noah Otis George, the pro a t the Country son wan there with a total of 1)58 for gamr, t r girls battle’ will he between Beer and JacqucHi.e luignn nrd some ""'C lu b , ”h ««am ewamped with goiter*, gidfeia, or or of (h> rtrtyi,r; 0f IU(U. u ,,t Wl|| j,, two gam es,.Couch was high man fo rfth e Sanford and Winter Garden girls., "g* peii^rnp the Farmers, just four pins behind The. e two teams ure evenly matched V,'n u ' 5° ^ ’” t:! ^ ' \ Iq f0pnd In “Kbb T ide" lidding,.., find a good IM .UU ha* a few hours each day that hej * _____ Tha bux score waa as,follow ; The main attraction of the night. cart take mitm* one else on, and ns the time is getting short, see him toRobert U u U B u - m n n and Lloyd Farmers 2098 iht- last game of the Celery Fed. or. ■day. rV : Osbourne, the former a famous B rit-; Couth .... 1C3 172 150 - 1S5 jth fh n tn e lot, will............. ho between the Fed t , _ l«h novelist, t r e the authors if this Chapman .......... 184 .... 139—273 f.mi the strong aggregation fu.m Day.. . . . ■V orv m „„ v «f .i.irti., i,n.-„ Herbst ............... 127 14.5 143-413! Inna. The Celery Fed, are confront , man o t .woman wjm U.gyjn,: ^ r y . Many of tU .r stone, hn.e ' :r ' ■"l| by Paramount. Amanda*..—’....... 161 137 108- -13!> that they will end the sensQij with In- for golf should take some teason . *' It will increase your Interest in the — IV Pozpltl ..... M5 lit) 142—100 plenty of { b ry and will ;u t hlhw the g-A yo Wsbensk! ... ..... 101 .... - 1 0 4 Daytona boy, to i tend in their'w ay ;in<1 ^ en rl*ht’ , ^ C oigregatiunaH V 220| l of mWH laurels and Urn Daytona l h , » ^ m m e r will fltal « f«v Tide Include a ‘hulling ta tt ? with Itfld in e ____ __ 1 101 ldO 1.15—'149 tettm iV just as ret tain that it wl, l : nnd if yet, «d! keep ,n the* ah o-.opy i u. -v*. in wlmh l.da : . .Je w e tts 101 —in l be ihV;. W put a irim p in thore Ica-o.-.a. . ■'’>;« f* ™ * \^ anyone amjwhete ever ia ste d A n d all you hatfe to do is add nfa te r, m ix an d ba k e. G i t 'c y o u r f o l k s a r e a l t r e a t t o m o r r o w m o r n i n g MIKTUPt ■nastaii • .... -— ■ -r^ : ....... ~ -------”T .! _____________ ' ' Pennington I ,: j!2 to Bar hummer. J. J o d g a lle rrln g ceUbrated h is b irth a t v y. ><>Tehump u ^ water itjerei. enninnton ...... 185 i;io i111 n io be ce na ret regular nui............ . A. Renitid- ...... 14V 130- IGtr- 1 t This being the last game of the •‘t y u n i W a,hing;,»’ . birth day j and-thp mrethig of S r. Attwater and 4% ■14 D ijwW sH Wason. l ino a t b o % made for a i by turnifcg.ln i»6me gperf fcm-v*i «t ^ ^ Rabcrt Herrsek, wlu. h lends to lh SttVcnson ! ' 1Vedn,.sdr.y Night’s iinnul- »»d breaking ctow d/T he r'apUin* '?*'■ ^ p«,*.| jc:r nenttion of the latter through i rho .Men’s rlub, bowling far Ik Iow | o t bath the. girl* nnd’hay.t team s'haw ‘ O'sldciing the little time lm t Tho “ * t,J tu th.- t»mos v the!,-ir astini stride, had but little trou- tickets t«, ell and judging front th Vnotlicc stru n g rreru' Lie in winning over the Brotherhaod advam-e : ale ci the.'e tickets, nil tec* Arthur 5 owrll, L, P. MrC-tller, Col. | i*er'ate h at1,'? on the S< It iun* r in whlvh team In the regular match WednorJay «'*b> f«r atinidnnee will be brolan. night. Urban May* won high man for ,f >-'* '-.s n’t alt. .,dy di no so, g it K.n’»tht; !t|(' K ’ "lct*fi51 a,,<i ' ‘ll-My- Herrick I* orerjtowered by Davis and t * the evening with a total of ITS. lie- > -*-*r ticket o. G i'e t, and be on hand ««»’ I>1 V«* «»nt Mry rud .. mob- II <irh nnd Ruth m 4 « i- m-r. Tdk lehay.W4 s . t h , only other howler fur M th.- »: unii.rif . !i.*..l c u r t tonight. L'n,u nt l,»’’ linI ' yesterday. I ,*••>• tng «B-ln «H. Hus i- -u • -tu. •«« * the M ensClub that bowled over 100, ------------------------- ’ :\,<f f \ iU « l'V lL r ^ Paramount lepta.e. Don’t *t gctCiig he gettihg Bl.l-K SKRGK SPITS C,3M arid ihf r * ' f ** m r *' t lug every iin> . it ie of iln m will tTin; Iki£ ^core follow,: !. wont. AT $30.03 doubt lu- oent to Jack * %-illi to ,?(•■ And bv the w .v tins Meade 1811 Brotherhood %ii-s ibreiit the club in the t iny for *tate I’ov’s birttjilny. 4b- 4 u-,.-i' t I. *1 .. A Stewart .ir. 0<5 121 112 .132 t'httri hw, il‘- have an ad.orlisem cnt honors. r ‘ (n, age, but be had.* - lil e a ' oe I l’ i’i 157 lop—3P2 in thi^ isMii- calling ypur attentJuii t.i Thurston 4n t *i" and we will lu-lji him cole 124 - 111 111 -3;.0 their mi! - on all wool Idee Serge fa il, THK KCONO MV CROC MB V ,. , . . hratc tiy ' rn :kl"i him ihe nutioi eu % 175 12S 100— 103 at £80. t'huirhwi-li tobs for cash and Hughey. „ IS AFTER BUSINESS gu,* t as well as hi - lady, at the Pam-. V ’ 103 125 loo—821 fa?!!* 'o r le a . ’• Robinson . : —;----. ■ mount feature “ITLb Tid-.'." at the Mcr.’.i Cl^b 2644 ---- —------------- * Se.- the culvertIhenieni i f the K.nn- Princess Lonigh'w B t::g t ! *■ lady and r_» H I IP7- ITS May ■*ny Gro.ety i ' today’s .iJi,1 y* i .M eC tde. 1 til I C 138 Dolehny ...^ will tr ■that they uni sum yua i 114 124 377 Ovurlln , * j ; ey en your gr , ri-. The ,• >;.i 102 103—344 ISunnstU-M,........ Fox ...... —123 i wirj * if one week sti \ m iv:mi t 13-1 1 5 5 -2SH Betts . tltltl , j.moiiey q rti get the higta-Bt ipiai a; t’w I’rc due I l Vd t’eA Thai ‘ Standing of the Club* Tty groreriei for your money go ti : W. k. Pet., ■l>cw:T* and Despondent thejr itero and let them tell you how , Dally Herald on aide nt doe’s Smoke KoH's Ca.n he Rohnsl * Rotary ______ ______ 3 • o 1,000; ; they «:.i a.ivn you ttm :ey in your p u r-: ll.»u*e, Mobley'* Drug Store nnd T • ongregai-et .il 3 0 1,000 t il l I •*#i J " * ft .1 %1« » jf '** _____ . {Chape?. s jilc h t* l*harmecy, tf J Mr-rehaiitn . ..2 1 .867 Farmers y— ' 2 1 .047 ] tple nmgpdayB m utt hove plenty •••' '"•■r •1 •~ -.r - . e.itlus::tec. It L* u. utv r-B g tH B U z c rsn c E E sa a sn u sn aH K E a n s'ssE sau c tc .u tiaa r’K r n - r a g c a c s J Meiis C lu b ... 1 2 .332 f || t|4,. ^ t j B| , 11 Dcgioa H------- - -t i them bv the reeluiroaiecits * a* Chisc S^Co ' t ' 3 .000 „f OKU vV M«|e bTRKNGTH EASILY NOW 11 11 3 CM ,t , Brutherhootl Mr. and Mrs. Kmersm. I' lb-n.4:- ol I’hihidilphii^ i’n., are in t.rvr. cloy- i a .a l |t . lh-,y have dim-gamed i k |i ping Welle .J. 8, Ae.ls on \,i*'t l - I r a t Go-d nnd lilie**«^e, e . * humenity>■ until ,they stffct. Mr. Heneks i.s a repre; cnla* ) , n v f c i.e.-ani? virtims of nervousness, 11 tivc of thp 1*. Plakcslon Book Pub. Co. t,a^j* i^cha. ation, led: of energy nnd n '.key tenlire ti ■entidiUon they nrt- i i, moltil.ide n , . , . .l l he.-.j with r.Imcii l one nrn t is M-ari .c- n •- it-vivc- l cierg*- 25c ■ PINEAPPLE No. 2 Can TOMATOES No. .1 Cun PEACHES ...... (Irc n t C rm itly D ra m a v /A Tiiuu. of tin s , fulka are learn- h cut: c-vcvy day that the one cuiijlila ri way to tevivi- their lest health 10 OQpirug,d(t;.vi.it sy*‘.Bm is t». ure the phi -, * ......L iU v | patiienal new trcfttmcnt.kriowrt as It 1-7 ■ Ct'-.MA. It pitta those vitarniitotr Into Larae VAN CAMP’S limit blood which nourish withered Us* CATSUP ............. due, ttarving itcrvoa and flabby mu** Jj (!< :. ronrct|Ui ntly they begin almost IMP. SWISS CHEESE immediately to fee! stronger, have Cr e a m , u m b e i i g e u a n d greater endurance, look brighter mid P IM E N T O C H E E S E rhuw the change is taking pi nee in their 1ody by their cheerfulness. RK-CU-MA is sold in Hanford by the Union Pharmacy and the leading druggists in every city.—Adv. “TURN TO THE RIGHT' Original Musical Production “ AN EVENING IN H A W A ir Di Giorgio Concert Orchestra S% *y H %> Van Browne Novelty Company 5X W erno,Lacties Quartet s *:» Caveny, Artist in Chalk and Clay Special Children’s Programs ■X T 5:*j Mi . .Well (hal?s fine ns they are just i\\ time. The big sale < ’ rtf. * w * ==r-- -'4=closes tomoiTow ni^hl at U p crclfidc sharp, all who get m < this race and ivaci*- the si arc i; ei’are the hie: cJ sale closes will * Certainly win a premium of good prolits on their purchas­ es, from the many wonderful bargain of!els we still have . to offer them in Men's and Boys' Suits, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings. Say, lets get together ami see what you can save by dressing yourself up from nead to foot while the sale is op.»f.v3 * ---- r3T~ — --------------- -ALL RIGHT_______ HERE WE GO----- — __ pH _______ ___ _ A Hgrt Sehaffner Suit.......... Regular price $35.00; Sale Price $26.25 A beautiful pair of Oxfords, Regular price ' 0.00; Sale Price First Class Shirt. Regulai price *400; Sale Price . •^=3.34 =py Good Suit of Underwear ? , Regular price 1.50; Sale Price 11.25 . A Beautiful Tie to Match Regular price 1.00; Sale Price .84 A pair of Good Silk Hose. Regular price 1.00; Sale Price .84 And then to top it off A Beautiful Straw Lid......... .Regular price 5.00; Sale Price 4.50 — From this compai ison you can ro >that you save the am ounts! . $10.28 on your purchase, Is not this worth saving? Well we should\ say.it is. You could have a very nice trip >tk>* the beach on this*change and wear the new Tokgery at the same time. IJONT M1SS THIS OPPORTUNITY—TOMORROW IS THE LAST .y, February 26tli, 8:15 P. M Vi A i Jl 1 * ” ___ DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 13s , b n. im ing a Company n to Get There Before-the Big. Sale Closes: J • Regulai Total §56.60; Sale Total $.15.2a NOTABLE LECTURES ON TIMELY SUBJECTS Bf PjiTa TP 4 of Philadelphia.' i •>- * SEASON TICKETS $3.00 AND ASSISTING ARTISTS V -j * Brier*: $1.00, $1.50, «2.00,.S2^0, $3.00 piua tax ■ Mail orders to Auditoriunt or Phone 939 tr ,.. i DO IT TODAY I Week March 31st to ■ April 5th S “ . a iiiiB U H iim iu iiH iiH B n iiiiR iiiiiim D ii *,; M........... -v ’ •- .- : . -* m' * mI �h b ic A u J, HUoAV ffcUuiiAKY Z\\. 1923 ra i5 H A im iiti) Potato Growers • Injured by Cold ’ Turn to Cotton RED I t WILSON ATi’OJlNEY•AT-LAW I'ir tt Natifthal Dnr.lt Building FLORIDA SANFOUl) ■l .Ton can find tbo name of f a io re ry lire Dullness 'Man F>5 )» Sanford hi tide Column f a .each day. With many of tha largo pytnlo ftt.Uk of thin reetlon hptlly damaged by cold cevt*:al of the fanuera ate . i t their attention r to phtiitim; ruttofi. r.rd indfcnti'oiia are th a t atvtraL thousand acre« will bo planted In Futuam and 5L Johns counties, L'bidea A. Smith, vMto has leased tha Ogle plantation a t MttMieldri from the Ft, mining* estate, will plr.iU 1*000 (atrya In long staple cotton, and Chris CHELLE MAINES LAWYER —Court House Byw E-ainined S e m in o le P y iiilc r y .G)ae*#a Designed Henry MeLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. W.-dmyn ov. illness causes wages to stop, but EXPENSES keep on! The wise man or woman has a bank account for stick a time. Are you WISE? If not, 1% Ini w est and SAFE­ TY await your savings at.VOur Savings Department. . lake the start today. IC M p tty flv«r Imyy , % ’udy. ordered rc( Opllcfnn-Optoractrilt ,ittR rmisTlSG ‘ put in , • OUR PRICE 1 .'12 Cant Fir>t S treet Sanford, Flo. It dwdtoUtfitd thm tithe-hull ,wcov 1 O r French fW ffltr--- ——Phone tO F' tf» . -_ ■fplclfc p u t a -Uop to tlic planting of cotton here, Itfi- entirely dUtppearcil, mid that there will bq nA danger front ARCHITECT this nource. With loop staple cotton ' , *Storage Facilities bringing u splendid jiricc, and with If we plcsne you, tell other*; if not. Room 7, Miller llldg. tho ho!I weevil menace removed It is teJl os. l ’bone 490 FLORIDA BANFOItD believed th a t th a industry will prove highly rt munerntivo. Many of *hd older inhabitants of FOR SALK— Denier und Gays' pa tut* Graduate Veterinarian W A N T E D T O B U V --S e c o n d b a u d Fail ■ - ill i.! •• the ■ and varnishes, at Sanford Novelty !cphoiic3' O ::: Credit file ^treats were tfiied with cotton*bales, ’. 13-tfc 'HTirt 12b Opporite I’. O. Works, Sanford agents. e. COLL stiii tar list Ti'.—Scmiil»lc .Supply Co ,ml .when bouts plying the St. Johns I\'(ildcnce 2.L~> Dcbnnd, Florida FA KM FUS— You* can get seed bed Oviedo, Fin, river were piled high with tha stnplu. i frarar; and irrigation plug? nt It* ! were .i mimi vr of t »*a\VANED—A chance tu i ul-1 yoor ISanford Novelty Work*. lOCbtfr ktfkn and tit one time cotton growing WOW lion- ■. uc l i i l s CONTRACTOR and BUILDER IF u l l sXlTiV ■( '.inti idling iiiicr:- X in higher. Plans and ettim atea fumiih* jVnr one of the chief In d u strie of the BlTCommerrir.l Street-aMaidofd, Via Aiitird: large hardware stofo do­ id.—Sanford Novelty .Woiks. livi-tfc county. But when the boll .weevil FIRE, I,IFF, AUTO INSURANCE ling biuiness^ Reason' fo r selling otustruck innat gf the growers turned |er interests. "Adihess 711 X. Miami GOOD JOK3 foe good b v ;; clean and their attention to potatoes, and ns a healthful w*nk.» L’rj:o: tri-ity for; emit cotton growing has betm liegAvenue, Do* 30, Miami, Florida. Mrs. A. I. Spencer -* 2 *12ic-o-d-3w sdvan- ement. Apply Wi* ! rn Union hcted.-'-Pululka News. SPIRELLA CORSETHCRE T< . ;Mf.» INSURANCE ACENCV ClilCAl Idtuford nnd Delutnd ‘IRE—AUTO*— lR.NI Ranted -i ply 8{T. Magnolia Avo, Tho Iiorclil dclixxred six times n - P. d A d d rc ,. Z28 So. Ronlevard FOR SA L K -L ot on WeA First S t,' : fof W * <*«“ » r ‘- ' i: V'HI I»V i’i.nne it'. Drl.nnd, Florida 2 'j'i i*i;ri: A r e , 272 * d tp '* !i" ' ‘ A da.-esn \Y. 1*. ■-w ell i- a —j , — - ,, i — ■- I t.,, i, an., --ale 1 em (.rrivcl . .*iliep , F a it-D A L L --r tiung c m , flrnt * J: , . ' , , , . , , .J ids. 2,P-tfc Contractor nnd BuHder f- tu a s ; i> Jor ey. -I \ . .?■- • _, . Anrt'bnfM the resioral of Ids officea nnud, Snniofd Battery S trv h e C*>. \V.\ T I,'I>—Smur t how with wheel.— FLORIDA for the Goncrnl 1‘rncttcr of Dpntistry fANPORD -r 288.3lpJ h ‘.one's hlarkot,. Sttbfor-J Avenue. * f u 21 t-JiC Mru U Fuilctina 7-tfe Sanford, Florida Foil SALK—l mm waive lank, J1U7 French Avv. 2*4-21(0» Z, ^ lamiiiM iid ism Modem liunitaluw, feu lnet-; mi both, practically r.ew. A! ■o five r n avmmmk Ia*al irfi’jrnn t'n-linproA r.l Inna In.iirnnrr -y ti mi . Imjv.i'.e i : i : t? i Quick Service Transfer SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. General Sho ELTON J. MOUGHTON FOR SALE DR. R. M. WELSH - Y-“ A COMMUNITY BUILDER _ -iv. y_ii 1 B. F. W niTN EIt, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, i’rwidcnt W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate B. W. HERNDON PHOTOGRAPHER lit, View end Kodak Finishing Good Work Guaranteed K. 0. Sliinkolsur DR. B.* D. CASWELL •Daily Fashion Hint OVLR POSTAL TEl.EfiHAi’tl OFFICE- A .P . Connelly & Sons WE INV ITE YOU TO VISIT OUR R m l.r ii'l'r o f r ilr ;. 4 lln .ln r., S A .M 'O I U t PNnun It HA I.T I A N D OAK, IN «i»t|l*\M IM I,.r,;i.,\l 4 *. AT SECOND STREET, BETW EEN PARK < lin n r-> JUaln rm,» ^ s y u sc il STORE THE A. & IV A PT S. H ill'A M NEW h ini..-, Al,,irn>illn A i r Sl'KU'AKT TI Every Day Prices pedal Prices Florist Annml and Ontamenfal l'iants . ‘ -d ill Mvrth; Avr.-----------1‘baue 2G0-U ANFOIU) ft} ACHIN'i D , -COMPANY General Machine and li dlcr Woi i. .. Cylinder Grinding AuItttnoMIc nojKiira * r A cetylene Wedding fione U2Sanford, Florid i ■•••'; - : biy v ; - .'. y d «;.% I.t >.• t Si n at -t y ■■•■h j b iid m I OR y o l'T liF iJL HOliSiAYOMKN fi; For ifH' Ytirl "bn tiji-- h*'r t bark, Old 'Dutch Clean yer, a can .....__ there i-. ihL untiHii.il!' iiitnrtiu* tmrlit t-t,n "!'lint- o f k L.n,.n il,,:!, i.tckt ; in,I brown '"id t,i t .irira-i brorcl'-.- - ‘IHe iickt t b.. - in'-, re tin- ...... Mi ‘ : in fmal, ,h a in . AUTO It UJT.Vrol! AND .\tin .u. \\oi:KS I ktt i unfh-tf jltv- ilc-taiL Ilie j.. Fite breeches rk*M! .u ihc left ikle ami trv d i g titu-sl at the bark, Af#itiifti i-itf: nijuit." 2 ' , yanli 51itich (iLtit, matrr! tl f r the jar’ttt and ! ' . • anh, tin a , ith. inril: lire, 1 Fwlurhl RcvlotV Kalin,- Jacket No. I-1.17. Sifw , 1! iu 20 ye. r,. ' Piice, J5 ct.tils. lined,, * No. ItlO Siirj, 14 to 2u year-. Price, J5 cents. Gcnrrnl Iii<|inlrin,c 207 French Avr,--------- 3m Sol-Imp. FOlt KENT- Front ro-m and hltchen.eUe fumishet), n!-.(» t'.v , rtHiiisbeil IwiJ rnun,:, 701 Mnunolli, Avtnqe. Tim ri change HuJ la K« f,arn u me. ® A. P. Salad Dressing no equal P re m ie r S a la d DrcKHlng .... , YOU II S NO KQUAL &nua!;stuisr::tti>AnuBUksauu tt a a a ■£ n n n n 31 n r. s r. v>n a a a c Cards of K.inford’a Kepatoble [’ruftMaionn) M,a, tseb of whom, in bis chosen prnfcatinn tilt* HrraM r«mtn. inenda to the peoult. wnmN - , v. nrrt altt.teI in , ..til ■ t . r • ' tit,:(ten trim inn . Attorney •ald aw .;. .;. !>■ r Geohgf' M c lpo rd rNVUV . TH-i: . , "' triif" '1'r:W$5&^SLh££1-3tM hBEDllD O il SEKDLKSS KAIHI.NS 4 d ip n liackpA,e .............. i l t l ' L rr tdy A. Vc. IVCondensed dl Milk, u can............ A Eagle Brand Curtdfen&tsd 5 c i„ ..* W v 1 : „. Bantu i».en haven’t spent ti m for I'TWint siiue tliP^ bought their earn Over Sun..-.oh' County Bank SANFORD orn, will ■ - *' ’ abhul tho first* Week in nl-.rrh. t L, A. itenaud :;t tJattCord Jiattery Fervica Do. 2sJ;2ti, v c lv f l : George A. DeCottes ‘JfilMfr ive r«M.ni i jrttislicd it only. Tog V e: t Sul ::08r5tp ew butjgujow lit thq I'resh Ground in 1321* and COIJIO hnvc 1 :t. r n;emtuica. FLOKI1 AT TH E P1UNCEB3 TONIGHT AND TOMORROW rxiBBEUCUHCR u triiA U iu ’ atiHBirtiCMaBKBCBuccarfflK^ .a a eB tia an E U B c a a iu n r .v tK a » B K B e r tii.fc u a a i.s tr,iB u n 5 « n r .t.£ tJ s a B B a a » t« u r K a tK tn 3 j£ r :s n * e ;i» :a i* s i,B » « n ii« * ia n a * a * r« ;» t» » j tm r r .ta n n a ^ub < nae:a.v:auaehM U K aH R »nnu«i(ncv a a i a a s B GIVE US VOLITM AND WE WILL GIVE YOIJ PRICES BESSi, JiOASm \b, POT ROASTS •' 15c 0VEN ROAST, Hi. . ............ ..................Lie SIRLOIN STEAK, It,................................. 15c iJ-BONE STEAK, lb. .......... ,I5c •POierESHOUSE STEAK,Mb. ....:............15c AND ALL CUTS FROM THESE STEERS, II,.:....15c PICNIC HAMS and FANCY WHITE BACON, lb. 15c A l l c a s h ------- -n o c r e d it — — n o p h o n e s NO DELIVERY-----7 -4 — THERE’S A REASON ALL KINDS OF FANCY CHEESE AND BUTTER ■K; i-1 * .... /.HI PRIME KANSAS'CITY BEEF, lb......... MiLK-FSD \ • LEG OF LAME, lb LAMB CHCsPS, lb. FRESH DRESSED FANCY GEORGIA PURE KETTLE Hi 0 0 R T0 COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS ri *h 1 ,1 = % --■ a~ T - - - . : UGAK-CURED HAMS, r l ^ g S s i l B S O N f lb. W 'Z Z ■ !<■ • •♦a• »* • H ‘" ' *4<>vd* 9v k«wv J 25c S .....25c ■ 9 5c ■ b iu m i ? RED LARD, lb ic o n . lb,.................... \ 0 BACON BREAKFAST BACON..lb....25* j K It,tor Cuiined Meats that we sell 2 for 25c S o t v e s h Meat we sell at 2 Ibst for -...25c j, FIRST STREET. ^ WE WILL GIVE 'YOU CORRECT ’,. fuiAT 25c ■ OUR * SCALES -HAVE BEEN INSPECTED SANFORD, FLORIDA �' ^ SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY r------ Ben Coleman and Mrs. Douglass Grif-! popular couple \vus thnt of Miss Dorfin assisted In nerving. Those partyik-’othy Mae Finding and Dr. S. W, Fcr- PAGE SEVEN Baumel’s Specialty Shop' ■ B M naaaaaa»p«?aanr.*vuiiiaB aanaaH aB aB B B H «S K M B aH uucaK caQ aB eH aaaB B aB »aaB H aB H B B B B B ni in New Meisch Building:* Have Informal Opening S “3 Blocks “3 Blocks * ^ iM old Chantilly lace nnd purls. * I from from Tho eight Daughters of Wesley did a inir of Mra-.Biggcrg’ hospitality were gmnn. of Titusville, which was solIIRB. FRED DAIGKK, Society Editor !» rS* »/°«? ^ r*- ^0<? *x'°* Mrs.,' emnizrd Wednesday' evening a t the • ^ **rs* Griffin, Mrs. W ill-, Rnptist church; a t Daytona. Phono 217-W . )> ltl , 1 * 111 ,,^ 1 ,1K ' *^r3* ®on Coleman, Mrs. Thu bride wore u lovely costume of I f r s B B a r . mmr W r » * » wUl l l w* j i f - - ■— w i n | ‘Mt,U™ an* Mis. Archie Betts, Mrs.! white Bofhnnant crepe with hat to , -------— _ a shower credit to tho great women of the £ ; ?• W:. Mr,, u D * U. .|» .td C ---Her --------- were 2#(Sll»- - r «U. I t e m . K w l l l •'* !*. '« rt. Mrs. TtojvChittenden, Mrs. i bouquet of pink roses and .valley lilAmerican Revolution. They were beau- * T* ___ _ i « b.uHWilntB> JL Jao Clilttendrn, Mrs. 0. U. Kirkley. ‘ lies. . s tiful living pictures of the glorious a Immediately following the ceremo­ past.. wSOCIAL CALENDAR LOVELY Bit I DOE I'AHTY ny, the couple left in their car foe a The rooms were a bower of roses, ‘5 O I Q O l C C A M C Y '^ D r b A \/.C One of the, most enjoyable social short wedding journey, nfter which A V L . Monday—Sanford guesta will he en­ events of the week, was the bridge they .will be nt home to their friends baskets, vases and jardiniers were J* A l O - A l O 3 / \ l N r V J I \ U filled with these old fashioned flow- * ‘ tertained in the evening nt the The­ party given yesterday afternoon by at Titusville ers. ‘ m atre Jessamine in Altamonte by Mrs. It. J. Holly, at her home on Park .Mrs. Ferguson was visiting here ns Games our grandmothers played Col. C. D. Haines with pictures and avenue. There were four tables of the guest of Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe, vaudeville. players and the guests Included the when plans were mndc for the wed­ were revived and enjoyed. George's Do you spend your money nt Ihe place lhat happens nearest at hand? Or do you weigh mat- a members of the Merrie Matrons ding, which was to be kept n secret. hatchets were in eyidcnco nt every lers and buy where your money goes further? DON’T devote alt your thoughts to making turn ns they should be* a t a Daugh­ .Jacksonville was represented here Bridge club. She is an unusually attractive young money. THINK a little more about how you spend it and you will have more. Uuv frem 5 yesterday by J. W. Ellis. The roams were a veritable bower, woman und is the dnughtcr of Mr. ters of Wesley party, for it is their US and SAVE. •* S .aiii) to emulate nil which is noble and baskets and vases of early spring and Mrs. W. F. Fielding of Titusville, good, nnd their work stands as a tes­ B, B. Jcrnigan is in the city tran­ flowers were artistically arranged, J having scores of friends here formsacting business for the A. C. I- By. hweet peas, red roses, snap dragons ed during her frequent- visits here, timonial of their successes and good works. and jessamine were used. She was attending Stetson university The group of aongs given by Miss Mrs. Julie Edwards of White Dainty tally cards were given, and at Del-and and was pruminent inthe Lillie Ruth Spencer to the pleasure CHILDREN'S PATENT Springs. Fla., arrived in Sanford yes­ when scores were counted after an Phi Beta ami Alpha Xi Delta soBUCK TOWELS, and delight of all. Mrs. Claude Hern­ OXFORD. I-strap. p a ir...... terday for a short visit. absorbing game of hridge, the prize rorilies. l ii -.\22 in., each don rendered "Martha", and as usual for high score among the club memDr. Ferguson is a graduate of the LADIES* KID OXFORDS, the audience was deiighliM anti en­ Dr, Carl Scharf of Atlanta, Gn., ar- bers, a box of dainty hand made handUniversity of Maryland ahd has a PILLOW CASES, i-strap. pair cored until rhe gave “Coinin’ Thru spend a few days here*on business, kerchiefs, was won by Sirs. Fred | largo Drug store in Titusville. 42x86-jn., each . , the Rye." Watima, whilp the high score guest spend a fo wdays here on business, LADIES* PATENT OXFORDS, O Q ■ The ceremony was witnessed by At a late hour the hostesses served prize, n Jade pendant, was won by Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe and Grantni’.cs. 80c BRASSIERES, all 1-atrap, low heel, pair ........ t P t f a O v I delicious refreshments of dm a-ia n ai­ Jno. S. Itozolio of Lakelnpd1spent Mrs. Frnnk Miller. land Wilson of tills city. value, each ad, pickles, coffee, ice cream ant! latLADIES* PATENT OXFORDS, Following the awarding of the priz­ the day here yesterday attending to Tho many friends of this young tly Baltimore cake. Hatchets wore g iv­ Jr. 1otiis Heela, fancy trim*d < es, the tables were laid with dainty couple join In wishing them every fuCURTAIN SCUm, business. en as favors. COVers, nnd refreshments of creamed ture happiness.* While and Kent, yard High Prices’ Department Store High Prices” PHONE 550 ■ WHERE DO YOU BUY? 5 COUNTER GOODS $2.50 : $2.98 \ 25c 35c m e MEN’S SPORT OXFORDS, $4.50 I $4.98 \ $1.98 [ $2.98 j There were forty guest wh >enjoy* -J Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hnrris motored oyster patties, stuffed tomatoes, olpair ..... .................... .......... cd this lovely event. Ives, cheese straw.*, wafers, coffee foi l DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY to Kustis yesterday to attend the cel­ M PERCALE, 36*I». --------------------------------------- ----,Q wide. yard lowed by strawberries topped with) Tha.birthday party given lust cvMEN’S WORK SHOES. ebration. . The latest nrrival in the new Meisch whipped cream and Angel fomi cake enitig by eight hostesses',of the DaughSolid leather, pair TOOTH BRUSH E i, . ters uf Wesley class of the M ethodist! building is the Bnumcl Specialty shop Mr. 0JP(l Mrs. J. D. Woodruff mo­ were sei vtth 15c value MEN’S W0HK>tff0ES. $3.80 The guest* enjoying this pleasant church, nt the home of Mrs, A. K .1 Dint removed from the Bishop block tored to ■Eustls yesterdny to attend value tfuarnnteu!. pair the Washington's Birthday celebra­ afternoon were Mtsdames Harry Hee- Power*, waa charming in every de- Inst Saturday nnd is now in the east PRO-PI IY-LACTIC TOOTH ren. George Bishop. F. E. Rotimillat,1 tail. room of , ho McUch biwkt ll(.xt tu „ u, tion. BRUSHES, each rrnnk Miller, Welter Witfht,' FnM In the receiving line were ..Mrs, A. .' . * . . \ \v l*i»t o n..i # . . . . .. postern ire. This is one of the beat npMr. and Mrs. E. M. Hunt and Mrs. iM'Kor, A. W . H tta, »S, I uloston, J . ’ h. Powers, Mrs. ( Inudc Herndon, Mrs. UNBREAKABLE HARD RUB­ G. Sharon, W. M. Scott, C. E. Henry,! H. H. t luippcll, Mrs. Zcb Ratliff, Mrs. pointed store rooms in the city nnd Dottle Dempsey motored to Winter BER COMBS, each 2-BURNER OIL STOVES, <g*7 Park yesterday afternoon to attend George Knight, W, T. Langley, I*. 1*. Virginia Coney, Mrs. Estridge, Mrs, the large show windows are well Drummond, Fred Walston and Miss: Robert Thrasher nnd Mrs, A. B. Zach-i adapted to the needs of the Specialty each t9 lt WHITE TABLE CLOTHS. tho Founders Day festivities. Annie Hawkins. nry. All represented historic Indies of Shop' and last Saturday the informal 6*1x03 i n . each 5-BURNER OIL STOVES. —-----the Revolutionary period, Mrs, II. II. opening drew a large crowd to the Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thigpen and NIGHT GOWNS, .good quality FKUM 'SON-I’IELDING j.Chappell, teacher of the class, itnpor- store. The very latest creations in son Billie were among those /rum A weddihg which came mi n g r e a t' minuted "One Grandest I-ndy," “ Mar- dresses and millinery were shown a n d ! JJ Nainsook, racli Hanford attending the cvlehrntion yes­ ASBESTOS LINED OVENS, f surprise to the many friends of this i tha Washington," and was lovely in refreshments were served to the eu*-!“ terday nt Kustis. 5 3 , for gas or oil burners, each < turners during the day. Mr. and Mrs. u MEN'S UNION ISAKING PANS, SUITS . >|r, and Mrs, S. E. Lennox of 1-aw-: l i l l i i R U i B g i i a f l a i i s D B i a n s a E B S B i n s a i i H a s u i i a u i i i i B i i i i u Batimcl ami their pleasant assistants g 10x12 in., each . were mi hand t« greet the old and new *j renre, N. Y., who nr? touring the state ' u iD B ia K B a B a Q a a n ia E n ’t o a B a c a c a r tic r .c s a R B n in u a n H ia B B iin B i BAKING PANS, customers nnd nil day long the new r ■ arrived in Hanford yesterday and are ' i j 10x11 in., each store room was crowded with the la„ (topping at the Montetumn for n dies of Hanford and mans from uri »hort time. n 5-(IT. BERLIN KETTLES, rounding cities nnd while the opening n MARQUISETTE. White, Cream each ...... was informal it was none the It: * pop- m Mr, nnd Mrs. W. II. Pritchett left and Ecru. 5Qe value, yard WIRE CLOTHES LINES, uinr. In a few weeks ItnumePs will * yesterday for their home in I-ikeluml OUR MEATS ARE OF THE FINEST DUALITY 60 f t have the annual Fashion Show in the ® after a very pleasant Jlsit here as -8 SHIRTING MADRAS, fast color, JUICY AND SAVORY Parish House und this is an eventd H •MOP HANDLES, A the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Morton 86-in. wide, yard looked forward to by the feminine por- ” each Thigpen. For Your Convenience in Ordering tion of thia city ns well as the mas- "** Beef Roasts Tenderloin Uleaks Shoulder Roasts 12-QT. GALVANIZED ■ euline as itiunnel's Fashion Show is a TABLE DAMASK, ,f. M. Delate}*, D. I*., of Washing- J Pork Roasts grind quality, yard COM DINETTES ............. T-Bone Steaks Round Steaks 2 always up to the minute and very B ton, General Assembly evangelist of c Brisket Slew Tripe Supreme Club steaks ■ i popular, n o t having one dull moment BRASS WASH 17 the Southern Presbytery, i* the guest w Spare lliiis Pork Chips Pickled Pigs Feet ■ during the show. The new store was HOARDS ’ i ef his aunt. Mrs. H. A. Neal, nnd will ” Sirloin Roasts Country Sausage Fat Mackerel ,j: beautiful SaUtrdny being decorated leave ilie city today for DcFunink ■ SPECIAL SATURDAY AND 1-STRING Chuck Roasts ■Soup Bone break fast Bacon j* for the occasion ami the new spring Springi for a week's meeting. BROOMS Perk Hams Prime Rib Roasts Breakfast Sausage ■ Si style* in Indies ready to wear and • MONDAY ONLY i Rolled Roasts Mutton Roast Bclcgna !|;rnpes and gowns nnd hats nnd novel12-IN, ENAMELED DEPENDABLE CLASH Rump Roasts .Mutton Stew Pure Pork Home­ J i lies being decorated to advantage in DRESS GINGHAM, 32-ln. WASH BASIN ...................... Mrs. W. S. Thornton will entertain J Luncheon Meals Liver made Sausage ■ the store and the windows. wide,, 25c value, yard ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS, O - f O Q the members of the Dependable C lass’■ Hamburger Steak Ham Link Sausag-J Today the Specialty Shop has nn S cup t |/ J .« U v of tin* Methodist church _ this evening ' H u ■ advertisement catling attention to the *t her home on West First street. Fat Hens and FryersAMOSKpG GINGHAM, very fine DUPLEX WINDOW " new spring frocks, millinery and the cTteck, for baby clothes, yard SHADES *: capes, etc. S^e the advertisement and ------------QUICK DLL!VERY------------At.ATIIKAN CLASS " * watch for Hie Fashion Show anB ■ Mr>. Orien F u m ll entertained the * IF YOUR MEAT DON’T SUIT U l!', TRY n nouncements. Hmn n i a v mi n mn n u wn u mu n ttivarauL'nBXflDBuuKtiKaaKUKftMSTiu&a&ciinfiimflfcaBsniinpKafK'. iK K s r n a B i mcml>er< nf the Alathunn cln.-^ most n *r. delightfully yeaterday nflemnon at c ■■■■■■■■agMBHHCKziBniaHaBan.imit;:* ;.iaBbKU7aM4tlAUHKBHUaaaNRSIMB UMMKBaBWHBBMUUUt;a:iXCS3;C=:^-: -■O. her home, 1201 Magnolia Ave. tin! is,g the afternoon plann wdre jj J. HUGH TILL1S, Prop. nude fur n Iwttcr and lnrgcr »nd Mrs. it. K. Tolar will he in charge * Phone 105-402 Sanford Avenue of this work. Lata in the afternoon Mrs; Farrell, ct»n^paaiBMBaBBaaaBaDBiiBaax.*fa!iaBHuaaBUBHBBaant(r( twisted by Mrs. J. M. Wallace, und ■ C B i i i ) i N i t B i a i n D i x a B u a i i v K a i i i R i : B i g n . i a i a i B a i R R a i i i B B B B i i i Mo, tkill-1nigh served hot chocolate nr.dwiche* nnd olives. - «.n r n I hi.-o present were Mrs. Peoples, j \« * ‘t Mr*. George HulT. Mrs,' E. Tolar, Mrs. Mtrriiw-ihi*r, Mrs. Porter Pitt*, .Mi*, li H'iinmk, Mr*. U. it.agg, Mrs. T. K. Roll. Mis. !■;. Freeman. Mrr. J. Wijfr, Mrs. J. M. Colclough and 'M rs., R. Z, Johnson. ! Pure 39c 49c $1.98 98c 59c PIECE GOODS DEPT. ■ arket I HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,95 29c 29c 25c 35c :25c 98c ...... . 5c 49c 15c 39c 50c 18c 25c . T h e P u re F o od M ark e t ■ $1.25 . ) mi .NELLIE TUHNEB C1BCLK The Nellie Turner Circle of the l • oiuionary xucicty held their regular wwkly meeting with Mr.«. Walker •n*! Mrs. Thomas Wednesday after000,1 *ith a goodly number present meeting opened with scripture trxfing nnd prayer. Plans are going steadily ahead for raising fund* and *Trty member should lend a helping h»ml and push the good cause along, ■hi interesting feature of the nfterwas the splendid reading on “The V\hu Guarded Washington" given b Mrs, Walker. After the business ^ ,10n the usual social hour was cnKi)*'i nml the hostess nerved snnd^khis, salad and cofTee.. The meeting J? * lahe place next Wednesday with I ri- G. J. Wolf, corner 3rd and I-nuf t ami rvery member be present. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY PARTY’ ’ most delightful Washington's Lf li y |mrty wa* Riven a t tho home Iron f* l nu* digger* yesterday. The *i. -?14 'Vi ro "ppropriately and artistIflo w’1^ bogs and spring . ,Vr*' Thcj**} were four tables of j. ,tfp n,l,i the players were served n J - " c h n,'J candy throughout the — th^t baker, with Calumet—and there are mil lions of them— has learned three im­ portant baking facts. z a First; that she never has any fail urea which means no loss of time and ma­ terial. tQoo, UNUSUAL CAPES Third; that the greater than usual leavening strength of Calumet stands for economy be­ cause she uses less. V. low score by Mrs. R. W.. PearI r. ’ flri(1 the cut prize was givr»oeb- *""* Joe c hHtendon. At the rollnu '".01.' of Kamc « salad course i* nn ice course was sery*d WcMs. Mr*. Wro. Beldlng, M — sales are 150% greater than that c*t any other brand. S !; 5 $16.75 Never befoVe has our Alillimry Department been more re* picte with exclusive modes. Each hat tells a complete story. ilata for every occasion. Italian Milan, Timho, Sunshine Braid, Striped Vlsca ami other. . J J k! $3.95 5 to $22.50 . t WHERE STYLE REIGNS -Sanford, Florida The Post Office‘ - -is -zrNext Door to Usr a i«* " **--1 ’ ’ ‘ . it ■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■a* gBBaiH M B liaB B B B M B B flflflB B B B B B B B , V . ,1 - - i M | to $59.00 A pound can ofCalamct contain* fall IB oancoa. Some baking powder• come in 12 ounce instead o f 16 ounce cans. Be eure you get a pound when you want it. G R E A T E ST B A K IN G POW DER 50 " * ■ { INSPIRED MILLINERY FASHIONABLE FROCKS Lovely Dresses of unusual beauty for Afternoon, Street or Sports wear, MnterinlH are: Taffeta, Flat Urepe, Fru Eru, Cantons and others in overy conceivnble color. Reasonably priced— a M ^£2 75 BAKING POWDER IS-i \ ■i =Tr:- *zz,_ > i* d U x M V O i ' * il . High score was made by Mrs. lleg li)} )? Refreshing, novel und original are tho new Spring Capes. Particularly nml desirable is the now shade of Tan. The styles presented have uneven hemlines or plain and are graced with vari-colorcd • ^ ,;»<**»• <?*p» contrasting Embroidery. Popularly priced ------ -- - ■ - - £ Economy i9iQ f t Apparel of inherent charm can he seen nt Baumel’s. They represent a magnificent assemblage inspired by the foremost cre­ ators here and abroad. The new frocliH are imbued with the newest Spring Modishness for Style nnd represent n richly varied collection of new jnntcrinls. The new Huts are gofRenus In their colorings, wherein tjunint and dashing effects vie for fnvor, j the 19/3 b Old World Motifs Inspire New Modes Second; that her bakings are always pure and wholesome, which goes a long way toward perfect heal Ui. BT TEST - . i k-‘‘ - , (•iqpWi e ta , � 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 ********************************************* LENTEN SERVICES TONIGHT AT ALL SOULS CHURCH The second of a series of Lenten lectures will be given tonight at All Souls church, 9th and Oak avenue. These lectures deal with the fundamentals of life and are in keeping with the Lenten spirit. Man’s intellect without the aid of divine revelation can establish the supreme intelligence. God’s communications to man till the coming of His Son Jesus Christ have given us the Christian religion. Last Sunday night the introductory talk was on the inevitability of death. Tonight’s lecture will be on the apparent disregard of this outstanding fact on the part of men of the twentieth century. Services commence at 7:45 p.m. Strangers welcome to free settings. ******************************************** 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, February 23, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 23, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 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/10ad92dd694edd49d8849a3211888f3b.pdf 73263000eeac6cf255f7b906a7003228 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 283 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1923 VOLUMES III. And Suspicious Characters With Bundles Told to Keep Moving 1 a l l o w c o n s id e r a t io n CONFERENCE REPORTS ON ARMY (M r T h e A M M liU fil P r r a a t * _ NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-—Police gunrds were posted today a t every Homan Catholic churoh in Greater New York on orders issued by Chief Inspector Leahy. Blue cont* were instructed to search persons carrying suspicious bundles and prevent them entering churches and ulso prevent loitering. In­ spector Leahy.refused to give any reason for taking such action. Vieur Gen­ eral of the Diocese said church authorities had not asked police protection for churches and believed action was spontaneous on par* of police department. And Foes of Shipping Bill Say They Will Talk Measure to Death M l* T h r A M M t s t r S I ' r r w l Some old Daily Journal* were brought to the Herald o'ficc the other VICE-PRESIDENT COOLIDGE day by Hodgson Dali and we publish SPEAKS UPON IMPORT­ some of the new* of the year 188V ANT SUBJECTS from the Journal edited my Dr. J . J. Harris: Sanford merchants arc getting down to business as best they can, niter the destructive fire of ycstertlny morning. Those who saved any por­ INFORMAL HUT MEANS MUCH Says Certain Students Think In tcliiifcncc in America is on TO MOVIE PICTURE tion of their stocks, and have been t • -the- Wane WORLD fortunate enough to find a-place in which to expose them for sale, nre go­ M l * T l . A . - o r l n t r S I’ r t m t M tf T h e \ Ir.l I’rr.ft > ing to work with a vim. I SYRACUSE, N. Y„ Feb. 22.—The LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22.—Informal The clothing stock of M. S !w ro v 4 Iideal of America I* building up of self ir. located in the Welborne hlocKv^mn organization of group of motion pic­ i reliance, and self control among her Park avenue, first stum from F irst ture nctors 'to' combat "Commercial­ citizens, Vice President CooHdgu street. In the next store is thq re* ism" nnd ‘‘resultant dwrtrfing of a r­ :n!d nt lenten service here In observmains of tho stock of K. (’. Pnrkhurst. tistic growth" in film production com­ junco of Washington's birthday. He Not a great portion of the stock was pointed out that there was some dan­ saved, but only a small portion of the pleted nt conference which ended here gerous tendencies, in the country to­ early todny -with Mary Pickforjl, Nor­ day ns certain students, he said, have new winter stock had been’ received, i M. J ’. Doyle ft Co., nre also in the ma TntniaUge, Constance Talmndgo, come to believe the intelligence in Welborne block, tho second dour south Dougins Fairbanks, Charles Chaplin, America docs not test very high and Harold Lloyd, David Work Griffith that, therefore our civilization Is in from Commercial Street, on Park ave­ ot their representative* signers of a grave peril of fnilure. “It cannot bo nue. They saved quite n large por­ declaration of independence from pro­ denied there are dnngcroun tendencies tion of their dry goods, and uro get- 1 ducers exhibitors of machine made qtid in fact thnt one great empiso ting in shape for business. broke down. Is not to tbe ignored, but In the corner of Park avenue and movies. --•■If government did not break down," Commercial street, in the Welborne lie said. building, Arthur Chnires' stock of! Army Fund Bill WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—By an agreement among sennte Republican leaders, the administration shipping bill was temporarily laid aside last night In the sonstc to allow consider­ ation of conference reports on the ar­ my and District of Columbia appro­ W ill Supply Goal Only For Local Needs of Ruhr priation bills, Adoption of these re­ ports was followed by n motion to District again take up the shipping bill and this was left pending when a recess pros taken nt 0 o'clock until todny, ' Filibusters against the administra­ tion shipping bill continued to rule' the sennte and the flood of oratory flowed on into the third successive night session of that body. Indications of exhaustion were lark­ ing nnd those composing the 'group determined to kill the ship measure by talking it to death, - seemingly I. ,>I. .Mi l.ac moved lit# savings gained In strength. They found now finm (lie fire to n portion of the1obi subjects for discqsslon nnd tin ad­ Lord building on Commercial street, dress of nearly two hours by Senator where he will remain temporarily at Borah, Idaho, on recognition of Rus­ 1least. sia, drew a reply from Senator Ixalge, Mr. II. 11. Lord, the jeweler, "hns the Republican leader, that aided in] igone hark to lib: old stand on Comthe talking campaign. <liiefrial rtrecL *• ■ Stoically standing on guard with ILimey ,V Co. have moved into the their forces within call, Chairman .store iiWun next to the house form er­ Jones of tho commerce committee, ly occupied by Kelly & Turner, ui» who is in charge of the bill, and oilier iSuiiford avenue. administration leaders continued to sified programs of instrumental a n d : Tomlin:on & Woodruff have moved wait the exhaualion of the oppiaitlon vocal selections, impersonations, feata iido the building formerly occupied by or an opening where (he use of s tin t- 1of inngic ruid Illusion. Here la a lop- ( ; Me urs. Turner Kelly, on Sanford egy would allow them to push on w ith1notch entertainment company which i avenue. • ’ • consideration of the legislation. ' wins an enthusiastic reception front i W. N. l.effler Ims taken the (eiuains T|je following shows in brief how audiences everywhere, of hi* stock of groceries to'the store the senate spent tho day: Hon. C. II. Brough, scholar, educa­ formerly occupied by Martin & I.eff11 a. m.Convened after, the recess tor and for two term s governor of icr, on Sanford avenue nnd Third St., taken at 11:30 o'clock the night be­ Arkansas, on the third night will de­ opposite the town hall. , fore. Senator Harrison, Mississippi,, liver an eloquent and Illuminating lec­ I'rof. Whitmore's music stork is for made the point of no quorum and fi!) ture, ‘‘America’s Leadership of the •he present In the opera house. senators, some of them rather sleepy- World." Col. A. M. Thrasher’# law office is eyed, answered to their names. Vicrrn’s Hnwaiinns, singers nnd in­ located in the rooms over the old 11:13 a. m.—Senator Reed, Missis- strumentalists, will be heard on the stand of Kelly k Turner. ouri, resumed his address begun Inst fourth afternoon in an interesting Nolan & Scott’s oficc is located in night, in support of his resolution prelude of Hawaiian music. Follow­ the office of Capt. Win. Hirrinc, on looking towards purchase by the Unit­ ing this musical number, Chnrlcs II. BERING CHARGES MA Palmetto avenue. ed States from Grent Britain nnd Plnttenburg, editor, lecturer, nnd au­ FOR HEALTH DEBAR! Mh> AGAINST OFFICIALS WHEN PROVIDED AT TALLA W. J. Hill has established himself France of their Carrlbonn possessions. thority on community building, will de­ MAYFIELD TAKES SEAT HA88F.E at Ids warehouse, corner Fourth St., 1:50 p. m.—Senator Reed concluded liver his constructive lecture, "Loyal­ and J., T. & K. W. rallromj. and on a quorum call demanded by ty to the Home Town." ( f | w Th«* A « » « c l » l r d It. W. Simms has moved the savings "An Evening in Hawaii," originnl TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22.—Gener­ from ids stock to Wm. Cnnuon's snmusical production presented by Vi- j al broadening activities of the State | Innn. v errn’s Hawnlinns, will be the feature 1 V'oHh Department in an effort pri­ ('. Dcmont, linker, hns taken a room of the fourth night. This production1 marily to combat the mosquito menace portrays most vividly the music nnd customs of Hawaii. Novel lighting is provided for in the biennial budget of that department according to a letter from State Health ’Officer J would l»c raised by Increasing share in the general revenue tax approximately five-eighths of n n' Adjutant General FREIGHT RATES Will Have Budget, ON LUMBER Favors its W orking AND SHINGLES LAST ACTION NECESSARY ON DEBT BILL tn r APPROVAL ON BRITISH DEBT TAKEN BEFORE HOU^K TODAY w A 8 iS B * g s^ sj2 3 i» «. tion necessary to congrcssjonal ap­ proval of the British debt settlem ent rgreement was tyken by tho house which without roil call accepted the senate Changes to bill amending al­ lied debt funding act. , _______ • ■ ’ Mrs, John A. Logan r Died at W ashington, Widow of Gten. Logan WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Mrs. “°nn A. Logan, widow of Gen. John. A. Logan who a t one time during the Civil war commanded tho Union ar°(.Tennessee and later was United *“ Utes senator from Illinois, died here •“day of inltacntn, after a ten days' Mr*. Iawrence Leeds, heiress to the Flagler millions, todny accepted the chnirmnuship of the committee to plan for and stage the Spanish bat! in connection with the Ponco do Leon celebration here April 5th. All Flori­ da’ counties (there were formerly a part of St. Johns county will be ask­ ed to participate in the parade April G, by entering a float or decorated outomobile. , . »■ - — — The Dally Hr raid, 15c per week. T fc # !***•■> TALLAHASSEE, Feb. ,22.—Esti­ mated weights contained In Florida classification number six as applying to intrastate abipment* of lumber, laths and ahlnglcs have been found unreasonable by tho Florida Railroad Commission and ordered revised ef­ fective March 20. The revised weights were adopted a fte r n scries of hear­ ings by tho commission, of carriers aa represented by the Southern Weighing and Iiupctf Ion Bureau and tho shippers aa represented by the Georgla-Florldn Saw Mill Association, tho Southern Pine Association and the Jacksonville Wholesale Lumbermen's Association. Tho subject came before the com­ mission on complaint of the Jackson­ ville Wholesale Lumbermen's Associa­ tion that the Florida basis of esti­ mated weights was excessive nnd the commission was petitioned to order the Georgin basis substituted. Representatives and carriers got to­ gether on sorry of the weights, large­ ly as applying to yellow pine lumber. An agreement could not be reached, however, on cypress lumber and tho commission held further hearings. . Gen. Foster on F irst Official Visit to Cnpllul Since Taking Office t l l r T h e A u f t o r l n I r i l l ‘r r » f t ) TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 22.—Adjutnnt General Foster, on his flrst visit to the capital since his appointment as head of the sta te national gunrd to succeed tho late Gen. Lovell, went before the lludgut commission nnd ex­ plained tho workings of his office. lie expressed tho opinion there would be no trouble In finding an economy budg­ et for tho national' guard appropria­ tion as he was thorougly in aceord with the governor's desire for econ­ omy. MATHEWSON ANI) OTHERS ' BUY THE BRAVES ROSTON, Feb. 22.—The .Boston National Club was sold yostordajrLy George Washington Grant to a syn­ dicate headed by .Christy Mathewson, former pitcher of th r Giants. A#m>clatcd with Mathewson arc James MncDonough and Emil Fuchs, both of New York. The prico paid was not announced. Mr. G rant Mid th a t, it was stiuplntcd in th e deal th a t Fred Mitchell enntinup na manager of- the is Approved at Senate Session Sanford Chapter Or­ der Demolay for Boys ■ Upper House Recedes From The Formed Last N ight Amendments Insisted Upon R> Lower House Did you see thnt bunch of boys raid WASIHNGTON. Feb. 22 -The nr- ■the Lu-Reth Cafeteria Inst night? my appropriation bill, carrying $330,­ Those fellows composed the degree 000,000 naif last of the annual liupply' team nnd officers of John M. Chenc^ measures before the present congress, Chapter Order of Demolay of Orlan­ wn* pul in completed form last night do. They came over nnd conferred when the senate, without a record vote Jhe order on a largo claa* for Snnford adopted the conference report na it chapter last evening, and were the rainc from tho home. The senate in gi'erta of Taylor Commnndcry No. 28, giving its approval, receded from its Knightu Templar who arc sponsors opposition to those ameadnAmt* that for the local chapter. tho luure, by its vote yesterday, had After nupper the Demolay boya from Orlando repaired to Mnsonic hall insisted upon. The arm y appropriation bill was and after a full form ceremonial open­ icnt back to conference Inst night by ing conferred the degrees on tho San­ the house, which instructed Its con­ ford candidates, held an election for ferees to insist on 1two of its most the new officers for Snnford chapter controversial provisions. One of these and duly installed them Into office. would deny retirement under pay, un­ The decree work was most inider certain condition*, to at my olfii c n engaged in private Inl ine## deal­ ings with (hi* government. The other would prohibi ttho enlistment in the army of boys under 21 years of nge without the consent of their parents. In insisting Apon the inclusion of a provision relating to the retirement pay the house modified language that vyas stricken out in thb senate. As originally drawn it would have denied such pay to any officer employ­ ed in any business which sold good# to the government. Thu name of Major General Harbord, former deputy chief of stalTj now Taylor Commandery No. 28, Knight* head of a radio corporation, was men­ j Templar, wyith Sir Knight Glenn ~ L . tioned in the debate preceding itiporlg- McKay ns chairman of a council of inal adoption, and Secretary Weeks eleven Knights in cfmrge of name. criticised the action of tho house, The John M> Cheney rhaptcr l»oya were nrrcmpntilnl by Dr. Ruckmaitcr, Hurry VoorhU, Donald Cheney and a number of oilier prominent Orlnndo Masons. • Tho following officers were duly elected and installed last night: Rodman Ix:hman, M aster Councilor, Ralph Woodruff, Senior Councilor. Lee McLain, Junior Councilor. John Wilson, Scribe. John Lundquiit, Treasurer. Warner Scoggan, Chaplain. . Tom nrotheraon, Senior Deacon. George Smith, Senior Steward. Hampden Dullosc, Junior Steward. , Frederick Rincs,'Almoner. , Claudo Echols, Sentinel. William Moye, Marshal. * John Musson, Orator. ' First Preceptor—Robert Jenkins. . Second Preceptor—Harry Woodruff WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—Secre­ , Third Preceptor—T rey R >Vtary Mellon declined yesterday, to fur­ . Fourth Preceptor—I.ewit Shipp. nish to the house of representatives 1 Fifth Preceptor—Charles Booth, information as to (bo amountq of in­ j Sixth Precptor—Henry Harrison.toxicating liquors imported by for­ Seventh Preceptor—Culver Eth, eign embassies and* delegations in ridge. ^Pi Washington since the prohibition A fter the installation of officers, amendment became effective on Janu­ Members National Dr. Buckmastcr called on a number of ary 20, 1020. / those present who responded with fit­ Perishable Freight Mr. Mellon’s letter, under date of remarks. Altogether the otcapTuesday, Whs written after he had Committee Meeting ting (op was one i t tho most enjoyabj^ communicated with state department ever held in Sanford Masonic Circles, officials, who took, the view of the mat­ and one prominent g reat good for our ter outlined by the treasury, secretary future citizenry. in his communication to tbe house. Mr. Cramton—said today he had no comment to moke on tho letter at this time, desiring to first give it '"thor­ ough consideration." :------------------The Herald delivered six times a week for 15c. _ — ■ ■ �m PAGE BIX V -- » -f— »*-.. ■ T I M mm *_ E : T I D jig . rvv£ ■ 'T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2fl, 1023 -________ ' Florida Water Traffic League Getting Members Public Spirited Men of Snnford Het.pntul to Call iii m m a t an n . • ' -■ n*a tm The Prince SS THE WEATHER LOCALS ------- T O N I G If T- For Florida: Faiy Wednes­ day and Thursday; little change In tem perature; gen­ tle to modernte winds most­ ly north and northeast. Another bank holiday tomorrow. MILTON SILLS —IN— ‘ONE CLEAR CALL' Tho campnigy for memberships in The same being the birthday of our t n sa is: Pa »* ks n the Florida W ater Traffic longue is friend' George Washington. on in earnest and tho workers nre ih Ono clear call to the Ku Klux Klan tltu field to j;el results and thelrjvork J. H. Huddleston of Geneva was in fe\v dayj. his mother,. .j. Spencer - o n e clear call from a mother to Is show ing ijp’tn a big ’hunch of new the city yesterday with a load of ,hcn Wair.Widght of Sanford.' her prodignl son-one clear call to i members In the league that will oh-' fruit. • . . Mr! Mariner and Mr. Iloy nre adtho heart of a man .whose love wa» tnln twenty f> t "f -valor In the St. . . t * ------- ding (cr the beauty of Oviedo by plantto shntter the love of others. R Johns r\vcr from Sanford to Jack­ Mi*. and Mrs. J. B. Jones, o, Oviedo, ^ hammock in front of Mrs. When, you wear our classes you hlta—it, startles—it pounds. n m itH i sonville nnd will airfft obtain the canal were nnrtong the visitors to the city Charlie Brannon’s In celery. Tbs don’t have to lift perpetually wor­ i THINK OF BITYING from the tipper St. Johns river to the today. NOVELTIES ALSO 5 — . slrftithorry iWld of Mr. Anderaor ried about their falling off. You Indian river nnd on down the cast can ro right'on with your usual nr.d the celery cjo phasing nights. Good I*ull Cut Work Shirts, at .........................................H2c const to Miami. The following mem­ Tho visitors to the city these days Oviedo has been invaded by nnother housework because wo make Headlight Overalls and Jumpers at, each............ $2.05 bers have already signed up: cannot help but he Impressed with carnival—nnd the childrcn’r. delight in them to fit and to give perfect XXX Morotock Overalls? and Jumpers, nt, ench....,..... $1.58 —T O M O R R 0 W Tho I* Allen Seed Co., II. W- An- the growth of Sanford. service. tho m e rry -g ro u n d is boundless. Hart Schaffner Sujts as low n s .......... ............ :....$22.50 del son, Automotive Supply Co. KATHERINE McDONAI.D in Mrs. J. U. Howard nnd baby Lester, Many hundreds of other Items nt .equally ns good values. i L.'A; Bromley, Brice & Johnson, It. The growers report very little dnm“Her Social Value” j C. Bower, S. S. Bnumcl, Bell Cafe, age llonc here by the frost aside from A. B. Lov’cjoy and Miss Woodcock of “\Vc See That You See” ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS OF THE BIG SALE Sanford spent Sunday with Mrs. O. G. Wm. N. Carnaison; Geo. D. Bishop, the Wrrrgk-'TBt'd n few j>cppcrs in the You cannot nford to miss the opportunity John G. Bender, C. L. Britt, Cliff Bell. field. Many of the vegetables were Walcott. Mr. and Mm. Phil Slemmous and A. L. Betts, LT 1). Brown, Bnll Hard­ untouched. ---------- LOW PRICES FIRST QUALITY HEMSTITCHING AND P1COT1NG Miss M argaret Slemmous of Orlando ware Co. Attachmcnta. Fits any sewing nuA. P. Connelly, V. C. Collcr, Ilnminll Thomas Wight Mcro is the latest nnd Mrs. Thos. Mason «f Decatur, Ga., Chase, W. G. Coachman, Chose & C-o., arrival In the city, having come yes­ spent the day with Mrij Wolcott last chlr.c. Prico $2.00. Checks 10c extn. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN J. H. Cowan, A. II. Commons, Cates terday to gladden the hearts of Mr. week. Light’s Mr.ll Order House,.Box 1*7, Tomorrow being childrcn’n day a t Phone 410-------- Opposite P. O. & Co., J. B. Colder, Carter Lumber Co., nnd Mrs. Percy Mcro, nnd also the Birmingham, Ala. 277-Ctp the Sub-Tropical fair in Orlando, the Churchwcll Co. grnndfnthcr’s and grandmother’s. -P H O N E 101 115 EAST FIRST STIIERTschools have declared n holiday, to the J. T. Denton, F. F. Dutton, E. A. "" ' • % Douglass, It. It. Dens, J. D. Davison, SKATING, DANCING AND SPEC. ■sum And this Is the time of the year great joy of the children. SEE CATHRAE J. C. Dean, II. C. DuBose, R. W. when everything In the entertainment IALTIES.—LAKE MARY SKATING -V'-'»*'.T » vff**. 1 line comes at once and everybody In Income Tax Specialist, People* Bank ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Mrs. Jennie Prugh of Eaton, Ohio, Deane. ***B* BBI** R. R. Etdridge. * the northern states conics to Florida In vlniting in Snnford for a few days MARCH 13th, 14th nnd 16th, '• i ' ; 280-3U5 II. I* Frazier, Alfred Foster, F. P. to put on something to get the kale. wml In pleasantly located nt the Mon­ Forstor. Earl Field, (Field Auto Top All Forms 4 tezuma. The Herald foY first class job work^.l MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Co.) If you do not get your Daily Her­ ----- *— L. H. Gibbs, N. O. Garner. ald promptly let the office know ; <i> Phone 217-TY 1 Miss Newton, who has been. the 11 .A. Halverson (Snnford Wall Pa­ about It nt once. Wo pay the hoys to charming house guest'of Mrs. Walter I f TOO OXT f r ie n d * « U tlla a r 7 * — U jmm « r r e * l i e M / n k n * mr c a m l n l Wight, leaves this afternoon for her per nnd Paint Co.), Ed Higgins, B. W. deliver the pnprr and wo expect it to I m * . » r I f t m a r t a a l a r t a l a l a i , w a ll Herndon, W. M. Hayey. E. F. Ilouro- bt delivered. Let 118 know about • M*lal r a r d ta Ik la f t r a n a n i t , e l t l a i home in Jackson, Ga. TRY OUR SANFORD MAID BREAD d a ta (la . a r t a U a b a a a Ib a l i r a . II a l l holder, C -M. Hand, A. J. Halverson, your paper. fca craatlr appraalatadL Mr. and Mrs. John Vert and Mrs. M. Hanson, J. (> Husthinson, HuckA crisp loaf on your table this crating would add much to your meal. Prof. B. F. Ezell of Stetson Univer­ Helen Robinson of Pendfcton, Oregon, son & Co., Hill Hardware Co., Mrs. J. SOCIAL CALENDAR A good nose would he tickled In our fragrant Sanitary Bake Shop, M t T A k * who are spending the winter In Flor­ I).*Hood, W. C. Hill, Snnford Daily sity wan in the city today calling on inhaling the odors of nil our appetizing, wholesome goodies. i ifcrnld. his many friends. Prof. Ezell was ov­ Thursday—Mrs. A. K. Powers will en­ ida, arrived in Sanford yesterday for John D. -linkins, T. W. Jones. er to invite the Senior class of the ; tertain the members of the Dnugh- a short stay. Anyone with rxpt-rlII, F. Kent, A, it. Key, Geo. W. high school to be the guests of Stet­ i nrp In linllitlnH will ctrs of Wesley class at her homo on Knight. son nt the Shakespeare plnys to he Miss Geraldine Hood, who has been Nint hstrect, a t 7:30 p. in. Forrest Lake, W, T. Langley, W. given nt the Athen theatre next week tho attractive guest of Miss Annie Thursday—.Mrs. R. J. Holly will en- Hawkins, leaves todny for a visit with A. Lcfflcr, II. M. .Laucin, II. B. I-cw- by the students of Stetson nnd Eu­ Next to Princess Theatre tertnln the members of the Merrie frierjds in the state. She will return is, I.Itiyds’ Shoe Store. gene Miller, n famous actor nnd man­ Matrons Ilridgc Club at her home to Snnford Inter for an extended visit. E. I). Mobley, P. A. Mcro, II. II. ager of Toledo, O. This will be n tront on I'arko nvenuo nt 3 o'clock. MeCaslin, John Meisch, W. M. McKin­ to the high school pupils ns well ns Thursday—Alatheun class will have Mrs. J. C. Ilennott hns ns her house non, It. (.’. Maxwell, C. J. Marshall, C. to any one who attends these plays. a social meeting nt the home of Mrs. guest Miss Virginia Thomas of Ro­ E. McKee, I* C. Moore, F. W. Mahon­ Orion Farrell, 1201 Magnolia Avc., anoke, Vn. Mias Thomas was one of ey. I. I). Martin, J. L. Millet, R. M. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL nt 3.30 p. m. with Mesdamcs Far- the nurses in the war. und spent a year Mason, Miladies Shoppe, J. J. Muus. WOMEN'S CLUB rcll and Fort ns hostesses. in Siberia, nursing the sick und the. cr, Mnhpncy-Walker Co. The members of the Business nnd W. S. Price, Peninsular Electric Co., Thursday—Iiusiness and Professional wounded. Professional Women’s Club will meet Porter Judy Dutton Co, S. Puloston. Women’s club meets nt 8 p. m. nt it the I.u-Beth Cafeteria, Thursday, WITH EACH TUBE CHLOR-E-DIXO M. F. Robinson, F. E. Roumillnt, Ro­ FOR THE CHI LOREN the Welnkn lobby. * February {Hnd, at 12 o’clock for their berts Grocery Co., Johjt Russell. Every nflrrnoon uV l o’clock there TOOTHPASTE Purchased One Tub* Absolutely FR EE—While They l-i*i Thursday—Mrs. Pnul Riggers will Smith Bros. Inc., Geo. A. Speer & regular social meeting. is n mission held at Holy Cross church entertain nt bridge nt her home on Ench member will order what they by Father Anderson, for the children. Son, Sun Juan Garage, S. O. ShinholSecond street a t 3 p. m. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST PHONE 325 a nut for their lunch. . These meetings an- especially enjoy­ ser, Sanford Novelty Works, South­ THE REX ALL STOKE KODAK Dealer Friday—Mrs. U. L. Perkins and Mrs. able and instructive, and nil tho chil­ ern Utilities, C. W. Stokes, Sanford W. M. Thigpen will entertain the Chamber of Commerce, It. E. Stevens, iMust Be of Age dren nre invited. .• members of tho N. de Howard Chap­ II. R. Stevens, Albert W. Smith, San­ To Join the Army ter U. D. C. nt t»V’ home of the ford Chcro Cola Cit, LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY former, 801 Magnolia Avc, at 3:30 Says the New Law J. N. Tolar, Deane Turner, I). L. Mrs. George Knight was the gra­ p. m. ----- 1 Store in Florida |l j 10 Stores in Georgia­ Thiusher, Luke Thompson (Lu Beth I l l s T h r A M i i r l n l f l I’ r m I Saturday—Cecilian Music Club will cious hostess yesterday afternoon Cafeteria). WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—By n meet nt 3' o’clock nt the Studio of when she entertained nt tho first of Fred It. Wilson. B. F. Whittier, F. T. a series of parties which she will give. vote of 137 to 134 the house insisted Mrs. Fannie Munson. Williams, T. K. Wilson, Wight Groc­ There were three tables of players. on its provision in the army appropri­ . Friday—Mrs. !.. P. Hagan will enter­ • Bowls of nasturtiums were effect­ ery Co. ation bill prohibiting the enlistment A rthur Yowcll. tain the members of the Hook |«ov-j ively placed in the rooms where the by persons under twenty-one years of C. W. /taring & Co., Zachary Tyler ers club nt 3:30 p. m. nt her home i card tables were arranged. age, wilhouf the written consent of Co., K. Zahe.H. on Pnrk Avc. The afternoon was quickly spent in parents or guardians. -------- *-------Phone 127 h Sanford’s New Storean interesting gann* of bridge nod _________________ John W.* Ross of Jacksonville arriv­ when scores were counted, the prize Jacksonville Dealers r . 'A--— .*-! FOR*SALE CHEAP—Shot gun. Ap­ — — ed here yesterday und is in the city for high score, silk hose, was won ply 808 Magnolia Avc. 282-3tp Planning lo Stage Big nttendlng to business. by Mrs. Bon Caswell. Mrs. S. Yopntz won the cut prize, it being two dainty Automobile Show WANTED TO HUY—Second hand . C. D. Pritchard of Crescent City coat hnnger.i. McCoskey Credit file or one of was among the business visitors here At the conclusion of the card game Muiiitnolh Exhibition Will Be Held in sim ilar nature.—Seminole Supply Co., jlesterday. the hostess served a tempting snlad Duval County Armrtry, Week of Oviedo, Fin. 282-ltc course followed by an ice course. March 12 to 17 E lia ' i : i. . : i iT Mrs. James Ilarnes is the charming The. afternoon was one of excep­ Per Yard ^"ItpudO guest of Mf*. W. E. Scoggins tional enjoyment to the guests nnd Plans are rapidly being formulated g*nl her home on*Park Avu, ‘ the cordial hospitality of the hostess by the Jacksonville Automobile Deal­ • i ____ wan reflected in every detail. ers Association to Mage their eighth Mrs. A. W, Porterfield of New York annual automobile show nt tho Du­ City arrived In the city yesterday and . A LATH BAN CLASS .• val County nrmory during tho week «* r a sn a i M m will spend some time here. The Alnthcan class of the Baptist of March 12-17. church, will have a social meeting on President Howard Boss of the as­ The concert which echedulod for Inst Mrs. M. F. Fit-mister of Atlanta is Thursday afternoon at 3:30 nt the sociation reports that the committees Friday night by the Seminole orches­ expected to arrive here this week and home of Mrs. Orion • Farrell, 1201 assigned to their various posts are in Per Yard tra, came off with flying colors. The will he the guest of her daughter Mrs. Magnolia Avenue, with Mrs. Farrell action and promise to hold (his year solos by Prof. Schuller were so finely O f F. Nixon. • and Mrs. Fort na hostesses. the greatest show' over hold in the rendered that it convinced every onelfM All the members nre asked to meet South, one that will be n credit to the th at the orchestra was fortunate in Mrs. Bent rice Snivcly, of Richmond, a t the church. Cara will ho provided association nnd the -state of Florida. deed to l>o able to secure one of his Ind., was among tho arrivals here yes­ to lake you out. Annually the' Jucknonvlllc associa­ ability as the director. terday and is stopping nt the Montetion holds its Bhow immediately fol­ Mr. T. L. Mead, Rev. J. N. Thumpxuma for a short time. SKATING, DANCING AND SPEC- lowing the big national exhibits ot son. nnd Woolley Sturdivant made a L\LTIES.—LAKE MARY SKATING New York nnd Chicago, that the mo­ Mr. and Mrs. A. Ilrewerton of Del- TCADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. toring public,might keep informed of trip to Osceola Tuesday night to or­ ganize a troop of Roy Scouts/ ^ r'i |d j m ar, Del., who arc visiting points of 280-3tc the progress and developments of the Per Yard Thompson reports n successful trip, j L f interest in the state, arrived in San­ nutomobilu industry. This year, the Mrs. Allen McFnrlan Is a visitor!! The Ilcrnld delivered aix times ford yesterday and will spend some timo has been decided upon ns the for n few days at the Methodist p a r-1[ ■* — week for 15c. time here. — week uf March 12-17. sonnge. . From nil Indications tho big shows t*,» 1 ti.i.t ----" ' ------------Mr«. Walcott’s brother, H. W. An­ — -------------■■■■■■caB axM B aM auauannaaB nanaaH B H aaH B naB aH iii recently held will have little the — , ‘ V shmlu on tHo one (hot Is to he staged derson, nnd nieco Leonora, from At­ by tho Jacksonville dealers this year, lanta, Ga., arc enjoying her hospi­ The most Satisfactory Automobile to own• is n ■■ according to IIK president. Every mem­ tality for a few weeks and the delight­ tv . ber is p utting’Yorth his bent efforts ful air on Iaikc Charm. Per Yard Miss Katherino Young is the guezt (0 makp the 1023 show the largest and best ever from nu exhibition of beau­ of her mother, Mrs. W. B. Young, ty nnd educational viewpoint for a few days. Each of the dealers promise displays Mra. E. G. Hancock has returned that VrlU surpass any that they have from a visit to her parents in Tam­ heretofore*held. They will hnve prac­ pa. tically the same elaborate exhibits Little Miss Clarn Ix«e Wheeler en­ that hnve been shown nt the big na­ tertained nt the club house on Thurs-j Open Day and Night — tional shows. Not u dull moment is day afternoon In honor of her sixth, i. the promise of the entertaining com birthday. niitteo. The allow* thin year, will not Little Miss Chnilotto Ijtwton is Ini-* only he n scone of beautiful cars nnd • proving slowly nnd her friends hope now inventions as so often constitutes Snnford, Pin., Corner Second Street nnd Sanford Avenue to sco her out again in a few days. tho average automobile shows, *hut Diatributors Seminole nnd Luke Counties Miss Ella Belle Jones Is visiting her the committee is busy planning n num­ ber of novel features that will be in­ brother , for a >fpw days. Mlsa Elln *>V7 - - i h ’ ** One of the Largest nnd Most Up-to-dnte Drive-in Filling troduced during the week of activity. Belle’s friends* nro always glnd to welcome her hack home. • •• : Stations in this pnrt ot the state The Dally Herald, ?5c per wool, ~ Mr.* Spencer Wainwrlght ha» had iveek for J5c. . as a pleasant visitor during the last! . * . L -- Wait for no man, they nn>\ and this Sale of ours is in the same boat, it won't wait fo r you to make up your mind, because if you procrastinate all tlu? choice offerings will he gone. . kb* y e c ts r e LATH R O U T H BAKERY ree R.C. BOWER ii i COMPANYj! ' THE BASKET WEAVE CLOTH OVIEDO 59 c 59 c RATINE, PLAIN COLORS 59 c WITCHERY CREPE mm B. & O. MOTOR CO. First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS W elaka �’ x .'4 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 PACE TWO THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 19! JUDGE ELLIS DENOUNCES THOSE FORCES THAT CHANGE GOVERNMENTAL STRUCTURES C n n fn K f) | \ *1-, ■,nilk b<,tt,c* Thero I® n,‘ ‘,oul,t n,,out Society to entertain the president* of O a l l i o r o l A d l i y n e r a i a j t h o government being able to save n the various college nnd high school t u t o i i . h r i l «-»»rz n t l r r n o n n r i r r p t Son- lot of money, and cut out n lot of this literary clubs in Florida nt the ann t « h r H r r n l J l l i s l l t l l nK, III? government inquisition — if theylnual dinner nt W inter I'ark and the} A new Library Building in tbc center of the city. M n ^ n o ll* A * r „ Hanford. I'la. would. Of course the remedy of the invitation extended to the ’prtefdgnt-,o _Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. of the local High debating dub. £ __The new pier and boat basin finished before January The Herald Printing Co. American voters is the ballot box. Extension work of any kind is nj rin i.iH itriiH 1921. --------------GKT n il) OF MOSQUITOES IN THE fine thing for any college or univer-! .1_a bit? Auditor!u mthat will scat at least 5,000 people. It. 4. MOLLY .______ __ sity to enter upon, because of (he And Those Who Would Divest the Courts o f Their .WINTER ft. J . I . I 1 . I . A1 I I ) ..... H r c r r l a r r - T r r n a i i r r r 5’_Mew home for the Campbell-Lossing Post, Americi II. A. ............ f i r n r r n l M n n o e r r b r o a d e n in g of lt3 field of usefulness, I t . H. n o t . I . V A it.rrll.ltiu Alnnaarr ** Legion. Effectiveness The time to get rid of the'm osqui­ nnd it is splendid that Hollins h«* en­ 0._a Community Chest out of which all funds will b Knnno on A d v r rtla ln a ltntr« Umlr Appllrallun toes is in the cold weather before tered the High School territory with drawn. i Hr Tt»P AMnfltitrd L l ; W I H HI II IM’ C l r r n l a t l n n M n n u x r r they get fairly started on the job nnd an idea pf stim ulating the interest 7.—Two mill tax for publicity purposes, in hi* ntnbitiomi no greater goal and TAMPA, Feb. 22A denunciation of ‘ ***■•"• i*311""' "iter a a. i«. while they are worse in some siktion* and enthusiasm of the young folk* o Mmiicinnl numni'shl’n. starting with water works ant 8.—Municipal ownership, in his hope* no grvulCr ideal than n n»* *w*^rM,**°" ,l' A d," " " 1,l) m, }of the state than in others, it jwould who arc desirous to make the most iff! thotferforces that wtptld "change our "court of Justice.” Hoi added “The'' soft water. Ct. Augustine Itic- govpnjmvntnl itn u turv*,nud of .Qipao H»V U.iw do not harm to rid the entire^ stn|e their auyantafi 0.—Systematic mosquito campaign nnd cleaner citv, that Would divert the ixptrts o£ their man who would destroy ^ft is a traitor ord. i Ormi-tHi in rily by Cnrtirr of the pests nt one time and then ad• i 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from todayv to Immunity." on e W eek .. . ___ I." <>nl» , , effectivomses by doririuMive attacks, vertise a State free of mosquitoes. Judge Ellis referred,jo the move­ TAKE CAKE OF THE HOME FIRES! am} .aL the ranjejtim r, tt jJall upon the TTTT h e M s Iti- tii i H - i i n x c W r e h l r H e r * dll rntlrrlv m irr a H^mlnnlP t ' . i i i n l y When the government put over (he legal, profe.Hjjt»iii,to meet its ohliga* ment by thu American liar Associa­ a n d la i m b l l a l i r d e v e r y I ' r l d n y . A d i r f * seemingly hopdflSs? task of ‘e liminat­ tl.ln a r a i n m id r k n a n n mi nppllrnThe great and glorious government tion to society, were voiced in q char tion to raise the legal standard of mt( I o n . S 2 . n o p r r i r n r . n l n a i a I n m l i a n r r . ing the mosquito from the 1’nliamu ca­ as It i* embodied in the pre-eminent net eristic address by Judge W, II. El­ tnlssion to the profession. ?S=.i - - st it w111:11 Tin: AHHOCIATKH i*ucss ^ xonc *l proved to the world that “Ought not the bar of Florida to m - The Anaoclnli’il I’rces Is exclusively "it can be done" and since that time .statesmen we now have in Washing­ lis of the Supreme Court before* the interest ittd f in the m atter of legal BTfTn Hillahorough County liar nsflodation entitled in the use fur republic* IIon nt there I* not a spot in the world th at ton has discovered that ive have made B p alt newn rilspatehen crvillli.l In ll nr education a* a prerequisite for admis­ 16' not otherwise creitllcil In iMa iwperl <.nn't frt,ed fr„m mosquitoes if the .•to ninth money and have so much in recently. Spit Nlao I lu: locilj lll-tvH |)ll|i|lslu>1 1 A sserting that hit auditors knew sion to Ihe b a r? " ho asked. “The pro­ ;j l populate want Iho mosquitoes killed., ^ lrcnaUr>’ “ f ih'e , .. . , . ... .. „nrt herrln. | . * *i ■* f. j • Pntt nfjiji riifixit !llllt it COlilll HOt lit* J \%L*li -It® hi? if Itfit tll<? Jlltlt fession is playing a great ur:d ree­ All D a l i t s of r r - t 'l l l i l l c i t l m , o f special ntry part in the development of| f- ' d i s p a t c h e s h erein u r u a ls o ri-n-rveil i V 'w 'M «i t r »“ . . . . . . j l , . « . m p * .* . H R !• mmm our institutions. It* responsibility Is j history O f f l r r l I I K I I A I . I I III I I . D I M . , I*ti«.nr I I s great, lint is it functioning proper -1 forriiin H-pr*.n.,.,iiv« A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ ly ?" THKAMERICAN■HE3> P ■ i - \il--N Ing niace in the cllv where the mo*-^ Russia, or sdinc other country lie recalled a Quotation from a re; ! s*„w wc would like to whisper Into cple in ^Veatern civilization and exagement of the following cent bonk pubiished at the instance places in and nround the home, in Hnmi ^ ^ «hl* ^ f 3 n" t il . of the American liar Association, that/o r,I that are nev.-r looked after and m in «* Washington that if they have know vvhat the ohlq : tioll of the !eBOARD OF DIRECTORS said: “Thorn i* a widespread impres­ ku much to spend why in the rumm er; gal piofcssioil is. sion in the public mind that- the mem­ ■n,. p , . . „ fio rl.1 . will W 'i & S X W . # . I .- .' . » 0 .1 “ O n- ....... ......................... • ' Y T T - . Eddie 1-nnibright heck to the gang J. R. Anthony, W. II. Tunnicliffe, Dr. S. PulMma skinning the |>o<y working man j nient in its present form and helped to bers of the legal profession have not il with a whole touted and hearty v.d- kimr- ha-: the folhjwing about the out of the little that he has by their, build it to it* present proportion* the through their organization coat rib-; estofi, E. II. Hawkins, W. E. Scoggan, come. . . . thum bscrew method* on the Income !»wy«ra pf tho country cannot do lew uted cither to the betterment of the f Sr. t C. F. Williams I,," K I*:1' 0 it,,. W;tI -:ix and Ihe tav ■ fhcq individual!, lie, lively, to legal education or to the improve­ Article in Tampa Tribune raya a 1 bjeet «f quip nnd joke everywhere. ^ tjI|t government ha* i o much m oney 1dediente and eonneCruto themselves to ment of the nilministiation of justice iiyw mnchitiu called the Fluornzcope ahd CO much tlihe has elapsed between , . , cannot ■pot d It why not ^ the perpetuation of American ideal.i." to that extent whteh. society has thu’ I will tel! when a girl is in low. Eight ‘b - .sporadic elforts «t elimination of ; ^ of it on riw i s nnd |,nrbor»j “W hat U*the American Ideal.?” h. tight to t xpcct." name for it nt that, I there pests from Mori,In, that it I* now on tin, United State* of America,! arked. “ WnlHlngton raid: ‘An exaltALL DEPOSITS INSURED .‘ilfFi “ Whether that imp reus ion it ili-| ii ; _____„ not improbable that the recent or- omong white people anil not in Koine! I justice and llShevuIencp. I.ir.colli founded or not," Judge Kill* contin­ , j That budget business in Tallahassee ganlxatinn of the Florida AntkMo.s1flotl force.ken place where no one will ,nald: ‘Government by ill - pep))!.-, of ued, “it is cbr.r th:-t the l.ir a* a siieIs exciting more comment than’ Hill. quitu nssqciation. may lack the gen benefit l>y it except the grafter* nnd llm people nral for thi' pvojdc.' Wil.sop vial group and in ..one respect* 11 |>ii- I MapnloV article* of annexation to Ala- >-ral intcrenl nnd appreciation tjint ii jp in the social order, will If orufitosm. Tltcrc nre hundred* of said; 'A .sincere lore for the liber;ie viltged group nFlorida. o rm a, There m e r e is nothing strange J d-‘ <u- t,-rve.i. r-.i-.. today Le called -upon fur a vifi!ice:eL, j , , . . . !. . , ......... • lire proposition* right here at home of mankind.’ ” about a budget system although such l he Times, from a nonietthat thpr i ;n t jlt, waterways of America where “The definition of these phrase*, wlf-examinatioh of ite dutlc3 t,» i-oSanford, Florida a thing in Florida will no doubt ex- ough Inve tigatimi of the circurn- t thl* l,HHe billion of ilollaim they now however,” Judge Klli continued, "in clety and it* relation to .the realiza-' cite some people. stance* of that organization and of , have in hand could Ik: spent prullt- open lo s t broad dinu ion. Therefore lion of justice." Judge Ellis in curdu ion touched it, method* anil plan* and esperiol-, nt>ly* giving woik to tn:iny thousands “in ortler to get nttywhere we must After the ponderous brains at !y hernir e of the men really behind ,lf Au* r j«in eilizm,* who are looking agree tifun ,! fittlti •• «. At lea:-! we upon the r-uhjuct of facilitating ■the W nzhirgton get through with their the gun*—confidently hi lievi that for work and g.vlng ii to the Ameri- must accept oyntu p. inciple? ar. a work c-f the coutls. filibuster* and their heavy stulf the : from this time onward the day* .of the. .. “ «l-.itrht-nut the ! r,r t "in'.ere. t itself darting point. Cthrrwi.se ihe whale Votera hack home will have somothlu; Florida mosquito art to be few mi,I •hops c.f thi* euunrry. ! in .fintf pr-,po-ititij, in-.• 1: for it, <>h Thi* m" •m-y- itUJtendoU!' lu* k u f m a k in g to say ns to whether they will he al­ full of trouble. j , , ■ lit,- final re*ilei.n : 1 d e le r n,ul,| hi- i,pi ill right 1, !»- ,:!! thf ■ S t . e vei n t'le n t \,-i ‘.1 It u , „ -rn io wed, to go back nnd do mine mar, I',.untie 1 „ f g i, .It • > 1 1 1 ' ’ f 1a T h s i i i h . m u nic ipa l Florida m o s ­ Jnhll* liver with prnlh lu ai1 t j:>D* -*f Hi- p.’it'i 1 of their heavy thinking and light quito. Uvei the -tali '« v ast 111,:.i ar, i-ti and it would make FI a id,, bln ■ii m idea ..p ih wl:u ■h i!.- i.l ! g iv rrmu-nt n in the trial court?” It-.* «>kt*d work. “Three wc>..hl -t . , I,. I;1) x, -:1 a t he wilt col dilute to r o a m , hui in ih, like the rim-. It w,,uM he nw* 1 v ii-at v. ‘I’lnilri. — o ----m nnii iimliftes a ■,-i,-atiticallv coadact i i . ei y tim e >t" --■ ■.(mo forward He* the great nunite-, ■i , .t- n! 0 f*-’ ,1 tii.*-! wurthy t-.iivtpn ,- . ",i ,m, An innocent man was sent up f-n ed w a n a re w ag e d l,v oiTitaul ,,f tl* ,.,t tv.- ]d , el till, iiiillttij::, ,.f dulla r* with tl tit W d e fin iliv . - f liber tie*," he ligihte lupiirlit,:,', It • h teat F, ♦hr life in Ohio several year*'ago being lei m m aU on a n d re-.mm-ofiilness can, !,, the Muridii farm T". If the guveen 1-1 one fm prente m int. tiniied. “nr • fram ed by -some of the fat bended of­ end \v, h -li,*’. e it will evehtlir.lly ,-n in, tu , i.dly h ih.K ,-stra itumey uml tin- v.vlfiire ,if i!, | . , le, t,r Kitnse i,l“Thete F id n the blatter of the ficial* of t|4,t stale. Yesterday anolh , inpa ss ll-,- eM ei niin.it ion of th e pt-si f -,vain r ,pi.i of rti*« ts In perd it whe*i it will do thl .:i«tcut demzr.d *>f t 1 e r man eonre.‘Sf,l to the murder and Vnd win thin hall h iv c U-en acconi- gtust good let them pend it in tin tnc1’ tliut vea r.‘>( u..i them ai r tar the present R >-ipr •• ih»l the the man in the pen for two years was : p lis h rd g n - a t credit will utter- m o re Unite I E'.at,-, where it was mud- and y itiuit g -tting rvi - v11 i- It wanted reiM-tildui--. and duplicatim t’F-n. cri thr turned (>ut. lie ought to have the h i l o n g to HI. |V it- r r h‘.;tg. for n n o th e t f.iiget p.hnut Smith Atttericn, And it '.hen wnukl I, c o r d . A in >. . 1 r . : a rev. t r ia l ,tueaii* at hand to sue the state for a : successful m.,!, r(..ki: g often !-■ f„ ,n til eno, iimi,- lit • g,venini--nt i. tanking *,, much ilt th e f n t m r f a d pr million dollars and get it. ( valu e to all F lorida. I A m ur- cnd in iht- l>dl of t _p u m , -no".ions , •r.om-y why don't they cut not ihe 1he 1 : wyt a l making eontinuaen-s red arrests, of judgF o r, while t h e F lo rid a A n ti- M o , - bt.-.vy hniibn tii t a x e s we a;e iw» i c n r -'1 tir e !*>’ Me note l,y some ,,f the old San­ •■tlltii n> -.a'inlimi c a m ? into being lia slaggerieg under. nszert- Ulcnt, charges given and 'he-e re, new g-1 t e l tl't'lr ford Journal* publi-diril thirty-;-lx d j. j. , J questrd nnd refu ed ofteu appear in I Hi ailuing cr ihe nuspk-e* of the State Hoard 1 -----*----- ----------->*car« ago th at Sanford had a goad of Heap Ii, it G i hvth p la iv . E ve liiitgumc'itn of ll;if-,, that is tin dV E ltl.tfA U E n 1ItFUKH DlvS 1KtlY•nigh fm daily paper, had three thousand pro mnkiite ‘ouiu-v I li.-fme t!;e ; are unn^imer “ Hit' tv *, v ,<f ; t. I’l'tershurg, ilirmig,i m 1NG l(U.*.|IH pie, hud some good alores and live put into the reconl and in criminal *'---------* I mfr p m n e n n,1tyor and i t , fund inspector, that is 1 — odvigtineiH and the country had jsn-i c a s e s it not infrequently happen.. One day a heavy Iruik Flarte ! ,>ut pi-ily,” he leading the state-wide war ngaiiut gone dry for a period ,,f yearn. Not F. I‘. Ccr-pssy Li*. DiitTslo, N. Y. feem lloator, oyer the main highway. tin* ramwpdto. Judge Kilia mmitnlcd the vnrimi.. I lhitl lhl‘ "P™ io much different from today vvilh the methods by which, he said, the d,.. | their v,,iV dire iippenn* ttt F-ngth. AH ............... , „ .... The public even the St. Petersburg j R carried it full load. If anything, it exception of some „f the taller buildi(. )JlM. , nol kri(iu. tJu, |lt.Bret, o f ‘ .an overload. In the c u rr y of a uirucffonirt-i work. Some attack thv ■ Q'is padding entail-* imnnce-sarj Ing* that are being built tadny. umi labor ami tend ■ to the oh- nLEEat.ca.iBaiiZjt>sgK£:ujatisnuaaxuQMnaRaBRXRnr;CBXHKaanaM3 perMitml foree that lias been put Into detour through country divtriil'i for 1 lin'd 11111lull iln lf. lie u tiilo l hecs tut-o()f | slniction work by the appellate H ibis tii’ik by Mayoi Frank F. Puivcr. about twelve mile* that truck caused pugii the integrity nnd eflfieienc.v Sciiatnr Shelley would favor tiiuj l ■ lb! Kcturning from the north Inst .sum- havor to gravehvl mads and to twenty- the cusirT- He r e f e r n I to thi m ove ' 0,1 •'• al.d fa S ta te Hoad* Department working m i'.., . Ivvu ei.lv. .,*,(1 I> m ,I k ’ll)' d am rm 1 1 1 t .1 1 v ', . v lb • it-gulnlury l i t ig a t io n ixpi-.e . .. “ nmr nnd finding a:i epulr im, .|,-ng'.i, the main trunk highway* until they g u.. ■. ait- 4 * ' ' • - a n d o:i,l f v,‘i m Mil mg. :nd It,-•*g given ,g vv.i- ■■ t , in:,t i d by the Ma->-a<hu- jxiv.i'i e t n ^ ludicinl lu n t . i h <■( i !i nre finished nil over the -tat,- And •he detail-, of the , uiiditi -o-, pt,-. ,|, j.t , :i • , Kiitiui--1,,,1,-r ,-i h ig h w a y s ai g-e i-rnim a t o v e r tin h g ir ia liv e jo*»iotim;':i, i i not fivquentiy Mug ^ he would favor a two ret: f t .i\ on u«.vi* by hi. etiy f»o,| i n .- ,i ,i r . Ur. W. F. ' I l ’.oittl f o r t h a t one tr ip o f th a t one h r a m h . T h e s e foixxji would m a k e urn drawn out.. Thu written er -printed * line for this purpose. Hut mil,-vs thi A. V.'ytnnn, the mayor, with u deei- truck. Damage a t the rate of $1,000 1 government n “ British parliam ent" he briefs in tome caac-.i nre as large n s '* !■ definite plan of operation is adopted s*ion nnd determination charactyrist- per mile per truck per trip would pro-j observed. This argum ents of all these the records in the canes. T he-assign-if* !«• hr would favor abolishing the State b* "f. hip. long and micevmful business hardy be the maximum damage from ' people 1; a< old iu the constitution, tnents of errors are sometime- num- M Iload Department. The senator i * career, gave Instant orders for a war heavy trucks. Hot the inr.lntici' itlutf. j In* said, nr: I tv.-re pi oven ui. ntpil ov ermiK it would ivui imp ilde Ih u vi right but we believe that if he will give of cxIoTminnUm" against the mo't- trniei tire po dhility of the truck in : er lb»y.-.it ago. Their propaganda i ui ihe trial of m y i-:i ,i la-t!::g m.ly 1? the Slate Hoad Department time he •| 0it.i in iltL. St!r:slii:,i. rily. And order ih trjiiiveii, rtiuifi Itiv TO 2 to m,n|t n.ii t iinrtritct-| :iov» naught but Ihe resurrected lit '•oiii* or two ihys them roiild 1 T II A C T I 0 N S -*will find out th a t they have virtually a;.muted by the liiul court, c l for 1 n ic k travel. T he instance i: ir.ilure a m i spveche:i of ihbie who , Were ii„t nil. With a thoru'ughni'.e — ! N C i, l ' D I N (Jme i t e the'i w, i evt-, an i adopted Ihiii phut nnd are trying their again rhanuUirlKli,. Mayor T'ulw. ta k e n froi .1 an artiile in ihe Textin pii ;ii bi d tin hame thing* h.-ftin l 1 best to work it out. ‘Iho trouble with jt;,j t|l(, charge iill person, p u lin g him Highway Hulb-iin by l ‘u p t. J . D. mat ff.t tv a -'ig m 'd , u Thi ‘V, 11i-i, 1 -itiDis” are lally <>rent Ctmcdy Drama l< th ir s t ate Hor.d Uepnitment that tm, self iqmii ,-very ph-ne >.f the moiquit-i I'aiin,]., y . tali- I ,;uvvtty vugineer of guilty, vvbt-ile they perform in ;g oi and iml o"e was t aiiriden J t» h ave V many people nre trying to get All the l|t|1.,tiwn luuJ t.uXvritlK ,wrBonally into Texn.% ranee, by design, or with the h -t In­ bei'ii well taken, TURN TO THE RIGHT” "! am not complainirg u* n inembei work dune in their particular district. „|| ,,f Wyman*, plans personally In Maryland Captain Fmintleroy tentions, Judge Ellis t&clnrvd, and ; o ..... financing them whenever city funds i raj'-, the estimates nre that the ffiOO,- their guilt hmfid he measured by the of the court, I do not attribute the u to any wrong*motives. I m euly The Ilepubliciin parly is doomed mi- were Unavailable, a- they usually "tm damage done to a single highway established rules rath e r tlian by “rtiihOriginal Musical Production attention to a condition which does !c*s they take off the tax burdens o fjw cn v H o prompt, aggressive and s c l- l'vns due to the overload on trucks stanti: d" justice, EO-calledv us urged call C3,‘ u«®nHpn .. c __re_a -,! Hit? ftfroTTP Ito make for the elflcient adthe common people. I hey promised entitle ally correct is the campaign he-, "'huso ownore •nyed an nggregnte of j In suina quartet's. »fL There is_ .no no* hwtn “ AN EVENING IN HAWAII” te do this whop they went into office, jng organized by the mayor and hi:- ; by overloading. The state of H ire-w ith the su|ier-lnimnn power of I nijnlstmtlon of justire In the sen: * mSiis It was one of their pre-election earn -1 nbh* inspector that the s t a t e associ- Mnrylnnd thought it would lie more: being able to look into their hearts Dint it should he speedily and aceupaign slogans and they have not kept •Dion for the other FYt municipalities Just to cause those shipper? to buy and discern their motives, Judge Ellis rntcly obtained. I)i Giorgio Concert Orchestra j their promise. It makes but little dif­ concerned freely acknowledges the; more trucks to the extent of $ 1(1,000 .declared. "The people look to the bar for the I £ m ference to the people of the south leadership of JSt. Petersburg and cun-j ('‘"‘I bind them less heavily) than to: ferencc He described the man wlm "sub- correction of all perfections in oUrjjJ Vah Browne Novelty Company because the south is Democratic. Hut riders its own best plan to he the g en -: m.sbe the tax payers stand the loss .of j ordlnalcv for our established rule practice ami for the ndoplion of rules! to the vast horde of voters in the end emulation throughout Florida of tehiiilding a $fi00,tjt)0 highway. So some nation or fancy of his own** ns whieh secure,.speedy trials ami inex­ north who elected Harding on this St. Fetorsburg’s work. state agents are on Maryland high­ a vaingloriotiu. inllnted, arrogant, eg pensive procedure. WernoNLadies Quartet y , promise the tuxes that have been im“W hat Florida may do in the m at­ SI. Petersburg ha , never been bad­ ways to weigh heavily loaded trucks. otlsticnl person and a menace tu the I posed mid are at ill being Imposed are ly nifiietct! by uiosqiiitatu—it is much If the load fit over the maximum that peace of ewiety. ter of maintaining « high moral and making them see the light mid the freer from them than most cities, Die road will nofcly hear, the excess Judge F.lih. referred to another class Intellectual standard of ihe members Caveny, Artist in Chalk and Clay Iicxt election will see many changes. south or north—hut when transm itting uune off the truth right there ami is of people—“ those who say the forms of the profession nnd the rinqilitienThere is no doubt in the world that sue!: tilings as dengue germs, even a stacked on the ride of iho road. The nf law and couit procedure are anti- llpn of court procedure and the speedy the government could cut out a lot of few mosquitoes may constitute a sc- truck driver is fined nod cum polled to quoted and no longer suitable to there administration of justice in all cases Special Children’s Programs 8 this tax imposition, they'could cut out nous menace. go on without ids excess load. The re­ progressive times—that because of may not contribute a g reat deal to­ a bunch of sycophants who are now | St. Petersburg may Ik? expected to sl,R i-1 th at Maryland roads aren’t be- delays and expense tile ‘poor’ man {» ward a general uplift nor promote very much the general happiness of on th e p ay ro ll mid sucking the public j become n nuiequiQr-frce city, nnd it i.-, *nK destroyed by excess loads. Dump- denied the justice uf the courts." NOTABLE LECTURES ing tile load cured The load hogs. All of this, he declared, "is nn in- man, hut whntever good we can con­ , ---------- | to Ik? hoped the Florida Anti-Mosquito TIMELY SUBJECTS 3 2 2 2 : i iptnin Fauntieruy believes the field diriment of the lawyer ns well hs ,>f tribute to the general cause should nssocintlon may carry the crusade ns l> Y all .meflflf he eoptrihuted. U SELL , of freighting {||qie|,ii in competition the courts." , successfully throughout thei |ta te ," WHEN U "One- thing Is certainly true and YOUR REAU with the railrohdfi should he limiteji The lawyer is regarded and properLIST IT -----------o------ — ESTATE WITH US t h e COI.I.EGR AND THE HIGH to those forros uf service which the ly so, as n p art of the judicial mnehin- that It, thje hiy* of Florido .dmuld let r iV • railroad connot' effectively give The j cry. He is a necessary part, it cannot il lie" known that so far as it is conSCHOOL rapid transportation of light goods function without his aid. Therefore, iff i'erned it Fi willing that the standard .Spencer Height lot* are going Hollins College nt Winter Pmk is of perishable not ore is best handle.i this machinery is had; he Is had. If it of character and efficiency of its mem­ doing an intelesting work in Florida by the truck, he thinks. Particularly Is inefficient, he is inefficient. If the bers mn ybe raised to whntever fast. One of the best suh-diviaheight the legislature may deem pru­ generally through It* cooperation with is this true of fruit, vegetables nnd courts are corrupt, he is corrupt.” tout In Sanford and all big hit*. dent to raise it." • “The practice of law is not n right, poultry products. The short haul nnd high schools and especially in stimu­ See ua now and nick while pick­ lating interest in the English depart­ tlie quick haul and the light haul be­ it is a privilege," he declared. It i*| ring is good. Easy terms. • If anyone, wants poinsettia plants ment. 'I wo evidences of t It in good long to the truck. But it Ft urii-onom- a IruKt. The lawyer's first obligation SEASON TICKETS Sll.OO f '. t . : work have created much local interest ic to attempt heavy freight, b / truck Ami most Important one, is to the they can get them at the residence of , among the High school students. The in competition with the railroads. It state. He it bound to be honest nnd K. J. Holly, r.lH Park avenue. The first of these came with thi* an­ not only destroys the highways, hut efficient, lie has no right to decline to poinsettins hnvr. ju st been trimmed AGENTS nouncement of the Irving Hnehellor it puts the railroads progressively qut take part in the efforts to raise nnd and the public can get nil they wnnt prize contest, in which local young of business. Incidentally it does this maintain the moral nnd intellectual free of charge. W Vwant every yard 5 REAL ESTATE in Sanford t o ‘he filled with poinsot- " people competed, with the result that through taxing the railroads, us hns standard of the. profession.” Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance “In the affairs of men,"-h«r contin­ tins next foil.one goes into the final round a t Hol­ often been noted before, to maintain 105 W. First 8 t„ SANFORD, FLA '---lins this week. The other is heralded the highways' oir which their compel- ued, “there U no greater institution; The Dally Herald, lCc per week. b ythc plans of the Delphic, Literary j itors .operate.—Tampa Times, in his lungpfgo n o 'g re a te r phrase; .j; , Aj-' ’ # yi ^ * ■• a a w is a r * r -S o K s : ™"■'“!*.T r^ :.z wt“- X "Money S a v e d s s M oney E a rn ed ”$ 5oahiniy-’5£o BOfcl’StMtltHS* S lio e ^ 13 :13 “ 5: DAYS Maxwell & Britt ■ March 31st to April »a .. *.!' W: �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, FEHRl?ARY 22, 1923 Cards of Sanford's Itrput■bio Prnfoudonal Men, cadi of whom, In hia chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to (he people. Yon tan find the Yinme of •very live iluaincss Man in Sanford In this Column each day. M M George A. DeCottes S e m in o le Printer 1 A ttorney-nt-Law t**§v -----. , OUR HUNTING Hl*N Over Seminole County Bank OUR PRICE 002 French Avenue—-------- Phone 101 4ANFORD FI-OHIDA Quick Service Transfer FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Storage Facilities U wo pleoae you, tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 ' hirst National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS CHELLE MAINES • ___ V. C. COLLER, Prop- , FOR SALE General Shop and Mill Work LAWYER *:—Court House CONTRACTOR and BUILDER I f f * Examined *17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRE-------- AUTO---------BONDS FARMERS— You can get seed bed FOR SALE—Wood for sale, small frnm~) and irrigation plugs nt tbs blocks nnd trimmings from tho Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc crate mill. 50c n wagon load a t the mill. Fine to make your heavy wood Optlelan-Optometrlit bum well,—Shinhulscr’s Mill. *15 Bast First Street Sanford, Fla. 25l-o.o.d-l\vp Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. ELTON J. MOUGHTON S. 0 . Shinholser ARCHITECT Contractor and Builder Room 7, Miller Bldg, 4ANFORD :- FLORIDA SANFORD fun s a i . k FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons . Il-K-A-L F a rm s Pn-lm provrd I'll* Glamse* Designed Telephones’ Office 120 Residence 257 D u lln e s s P r o p e r ! ? Cut Flower*-------------- Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants 814 Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 260-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY SANFORD SIGN SHOP paints Signs of any kind. (Julck service. Prices right. Phono -1H0-W. 282-Ctp LOST from a six gallon Jersey,—L. A. Re­ LOST—One platinum brooch with 3 mind, Sanford Battery Service Co. diamonds set in it. Finder leave at Office 2R3-3tp Herald office and receive *20.00 re­ Opposite P. O. ward, 278-tfe DeLand, Florida LOST—line white and red spotted gyp dug, near county bridge on the Wekiwa liver, Feb. 1 Ith. Reward of *25.00.—J. H. Hardin, GO1 Elm! 2H1-Rtp FOR RENT—Eight room house, Al­ FOUND located.—A, P. Connelly & Sons. Spencer FOUND Graduate Veterinarian land STEWART The Florist c I i k a i 1—sh ply 800 Magnolia Ave, Frm~sxi;i-r-Yloung cow, first calf Lots Main Office •Ml'. ISC11 REALTY COMPANY SANroni) INVCilTMKNT COMPANY Phone 48 l(M-8 Mnsmilln Ayr, a good price. Address W. P. Newell FOR SALE—F resit extracted honey, Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, _________ 270-tfe *1,00 per gallon. Bring container, d a . WANTED—Sntart boy with whee(7^1020 Union Avo. 282-Up Stone’s Market, Sanford Avenue, FOR SALK—Doalcr and Gays’ paints and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents, 183-tfc MISCELLANEOUS Govorumont iterative* in Dctrojt, Chicago, San KrnncUco and other big cities with the detail* of the elnltorate [dot nt their linger tip» are prepared to raid counterfeiter's den* in the for­ eign quarter* of the cities. Police of South mid Central America and West­ ern European nations hove been in­ formed of the haunts of the foreign agents of the gigantic crime ring. The plot was bared after the cap­ ture of three men alleged to be the lenders of an organisation with in­ ternational ramification*; and the dls- j covary of the printing presses which turned out hundreds of thousands of I I United States *3, J5, $li) and *20 bills j ; American silver quarters, gold pieces, | Austrian Kronen, Italian lire, internal^ revenue stamp.; nnd certificates, post­ age stamps, water marked prohibi­ tion papers, whiskey and champagne! battle labels nnd liogur, drag and li­ quor permit?. • Itaids in Manhattan, Hrooklyn, Long i Island CUy and New Jersey resulted I in 28 arrests in the Inst 21 hours find j ended successfully nn eight months* search for the international gang load­ ers, Joseph A. Palma, chief of the spe­ cial service squad of the internal rev­ enue department, announced. Thirty■lx jit !' had. Jiccr. taken in sec* tc . raid.’ ilu:lr;: the b e t two weeks, bringing the total U 04. { The raided places were found, Pal­ ma snid, stocked with *110,000 in counterfeit American money, tens of thousand* of dollars worth of postage stamps, whiskey labels, > revenue stnmps, bogus coin*, ns well as pilen Twenty-four of yesterday’s round- j up victims were arraigned before F ed-; eral Commissioner Hitchcock nnd hel<] in hail ranging from *2,500 to *25,000. Threcwerc scut to Newark, N. J., for arraignment. The counterfeiters, l’almn nsserted, were closely associated with trnffikers in dlugs atfd illicit rum. They bought huge quantities of drugs and liquors from smugglers nnd resold the eontrntMHid in American cities, while they [mid the smugglers with the youuterfeit moticy. The traffic was organized on nn elaborate business bails with wholesalers nnd their ag ­ ents, retailers nnd their agents, hired gunmen and Unison officers. written on how to save and why, hut they’re not necessary! You KNOW you should say$ and that a start ought to be Make it today, at Our Savings Department, we will compound the 4% Interest regularly. A COMMUNITY BUILDER SPECIAL SEED OFFER $1.00—15 BEAUTIFUL PACKAGES—$1.( Postpaid Special Flower Seed Offer • Special Garden Seed O ffrf Asters, Cornflower, Cnlliopitis, Green Beans, Wax Beans, P Cypress Vine, GnlUnrdlu Ko.hia Beans, JJuliar Beans, Engl Marigold, PcCunlns, Phlox, SillPens, Sugar Com, Beets, C vin, Snap Dragon, Alyuum, tots, Cucumber*, Okra, I ^ t Thuttbcrgla, Verbena. Mills Itndi.be?, Onions, Squash, Giant Double Zinnias, mntocs. rfS We cheerfully advice you WHAT, WHEN and HOW to Plant Write for Copy of Our Mills Farm Special Giving Grrntlnafinit and Prices on Searunable Seeds ' MILIjS seed sto r e Operated by Mills The Florist, Inc, 30 West Duval SL----- JACKSONVILLE, FLOltjDA----- P. O. Box Portrait, View and Kodak Finishing Good Work Guaranteed Gigantic Plot Is Unearthed « .tiv r m r n . OVIFtt POSTAL TUl.BOKAPU OFFtCK- In Counterfeiting Sanford, Florida' er. House in excollen1. condition. Owner for quirk sale (mines very low L- B. HODGINS price, *2,100. *N50 cash, balance monthly. The monthly payments are AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET it-is than the average rent paid f<g METAL WORKS sim ilar houses. General Repairing Why pay rent when a ho/ne can be 207 French Ave. —LSnnford, Fla. bought on such easy terms. 278-tfc 1-1-lmp. 1 PHOTOGRAPHER tC Meiscli Building * General Machine and Boiler Works STROUT FARM AGENCY 113 Magnolia Ave. Cylinder Grinding Don’t lose time if this Interests you. Automobile Repairs Good 5 room house, .veil located, nice Acetylene Welding Phone G2-------- Sanford, Florida neighborhood, electric lights; gas, wat­ F. WDITNER, Introducing Mills High Grade Garden, Field and Flower Seed Mrs. A. I. SPIRELLA CORSETIERE Sanford and DeLand FOR RENT—Five room furnished cottage, adults only. 708 West 3rd \ (). Address, 228 So. Boulevard ! St. 208-5tp une 403 DeLand, Florida IFOR It ENT—New bungalow in the Heights, modern, will bo ready DR. B. D. CASWELL about the first week in March. Seel L. A/ Hi nnud at Sanford llaltyry Svr-j 2S3-2tp i at Practice of D entistry vice Co. a F. P. FORSTER, President iCARRY ASPATU3T McCaskoy Credit file or one of similar nature.—Seminole Supply Co., Oviedo, Fla. 282-4tc WANED—A chnnco to build your now homo before lumber gets any higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works, 183-tft GOOD.JOBS for good hoys ; clean and healthful woVk. Opportunity for advancement. Apply Western Union Telegraph Co. 280-tfc WANTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern seed, for good clean stock will pay NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—Secret nervice operatives yesterday rounded up 01 eounterfeiters involved in n [dot of international scope whereby be­ tween *1,000,000-and *10,000;000 in spurious money lias been dumped into the trading m arts of a score of na­ tions. A nation-wide hunt is being carried op, it was discovered, for the capture of one thousand of a gang which maitvt aim'd its headquarters in a base­ ment in an Italian quarter of New York, \ A coupon given with each FIV1 LON CASH purchase of GAS, | it Wind Shield Wiper to be away March 10th. /MacDonald \Her Social "Vtilue, --- ** r - -" : - _~.=_i=" Corner Snnford Ave. nnd 4th St Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. Tonight ilt the Princess Theatre 105 Palmetto Ave. SEE. WINDOW FEBRUARY 23rd and 24th TWO DAYS SPECIAL PRICES ON SPi TIRES 100 PIECES BEST GRADE OF Orlando Pottery Rose, Vases, Powder Boxes, Hair Receivers, some. H and-P ainted and P lain . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONE-HALF PRICE TWO DAYS ONLY THERE ARE NO SECONDS. EVERp Regular- $6.00 values for $2,50 values for Regular $4.00 values for $2.00 values "for FIRST CLASS POTTERY, ONLY Regular $3.00 values for $1.00 values for 100 PIECES TO SELL 3 DOZEN IMPORTED GINGHAM STREET DRESSES, VERY FINE QUALITY* BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED, ALL ___ ----------------------- :----- -— CHECKS, SIZES 16 TO 44, BOUGHT FOR TWO DAYS SPECIAL----------------------------Everything in Silks will be displayed and re­ duced Silk Week. Silk Dresses, Silk Under­ wear, Silk Hosiery and Silk Piece Goods, * THE 6TII TO 10TII IJig W p lay ^o ^ v p ry thing in Silk M ARCH g| J& L Bg IS W W W W ffl j | M . .A & I J A BL A W jfn liW K B H B L M I JL A i J L ^ J L - - . • �THE RANKOUD DAILY HERALD, TIlDItSDAY,-FEBRUARY 22.1023 e shore. 8 January, people. Of his sterling’ qualities and great achievements, we solemnly celebrate this anniversary of the birth of the American ample of fortitude and courage help us to be better Americans, and strengthen us in upholding the principles and ideals with associate the revered name of Washington. GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CIIAS. L. BRITT, Editor make some of the men hump to turn nncing of thing* patriotic of the post, moral of the present, nail reeonstrucin score* a* good ns them. tinnnl fo r the future. Hi* g reat fun'l Hut It to#k a long time to get be­ of humor uml marvelous descriptive hind the High School boys ns Wo ability afford* hi* unusual talents a* should and who can tell?—maybe a platform speaker full piny and his there will be something doing in n advent present* opportunity f o r ’ an base hnll way yet before this coming hour of intelleetuul feast, patriotic appeal, silver toned oratory and ft season crawls upon us. new vision of a le tte r America. The ymeting will he held under the aus­ pices of the Anti-Saloon League of America. Admission will bo free. Ev* erybody cordially invited to nttend. Just ask any one of the large crowd that *aw "(Jne Clear Call" last night. It was a fine picture. Aral this fine program continues tight through the wek.. The next on the list is "Her Social Value" tonight. pack the up this hits will the fan* Adams* Change ttaa called on c for a little H) that was It this third, ray the fan* II the games, trough excel>cen able to «es, pay the r a report at the conlinui(i the local done its share towards making ath­ letics a success, the public will have to keep right behind the hoys, and show their appderintlnn by giving the same help next season, and if possible increase this support \liul is absolute­ ly necessary. It has been the co-operation of ev­ mittce states ery one concerned that has made this to call upon last season the best in the history of rco but for Sanford, it has been the able manage­ ment of the finance committee, the excellent coaching of our coaches, the liberal support of the civic organiza­ tions and the liberal patronage of the fans. With this {tame co-operation be­ ing increased from time to time, with fine material and good prospects for next season, the .Sanford man that has donated his bit will be well repaid for the fine rccorda'lhat will be turn­ ed in from now on, ns has been turned in last season, a ml if flioy receive their reward through no other wny, they will rest content with the knowl­ edge that they have had their share in plucing high school nthlAlca in San­ ford on the elevation that it deserves. There is just one more basket ball game at home this season nnd that is the game with Daytona Friday night nt the Grammar School court. Let’s )N A BEACH, FLORIDA \ i x:iA hall for th at night nnd wind season \tilh a hang. Four be the tux for that night nnd will sra a double header. . . 5==^ '* “ *jfTk‘1' JF-* -'1' ‘ -r r, February 26th, 8:15 P. M AND ASSISTING ARTISTS 11.00, (1.50, $2.00, <2.50, (3.00 plus tax •s to Auditorium or Phone 939 DO IT TODAY! PITTED URGH, Feb. 22.—The de­ cision of liahe Atlnms to postpone bis retirement from the mnjors for an­ other year, means ronsiderumle to the chalters of the Pittsburg Pirates. While Adams no longer has the stam ina to work every* third or fourth day, he will he able to help out nt var­ ious times when the rest of the staff is hnrd pressed. In addition ns a res­ cue twirler, to work an inning or two, he should be able to save many a gnrm*. Aside from his work a* an nctive participant, Adams will be of much assistance to Manager MfKechnle in the development of the young pitch­ ers. Adams knows how to pitch nnd tins the kiiHck of imparting his knowl­ edge. TORTURED MANY YEARS HY KIDNEYS. "I have had kidney trouble for twelve years," writes IL P, Pinkney, West Jnrkson, Miss. "Pains in back, joints, catches in the hips, run down nnd getting up too much during the night. Hut since taking Foley’s Kid­ ney Pills, my suffering is over, and I Hncknchc, feel like a new man, rheumatic pains, kidney and bladder trouble quickly relieved with Foley Kidney Pills. Refuse substitutes. In­ sist upon Foley’s Honey nnd Tnr. Sold everywhere.—Adv. son pitched a no -hit, rio-run game against Detroit, in which, not it single Tiger player renewed first base. It whs one of the grcolest pitching feat* in the history of the sport. Robertson became a hero overnight. The fame of that, rtmnrlcnhle game muds him the grer^t attraction of the Sox. It would lie conservative to sny that Robertson** nf-hlt game mennt at least $15,000 to the Chicago dub. Daytona hoys and W inter Garden Admission 25c and 50c, nnd this cov ers both games. Tho games will NOT be played at the Parish House but a t the Grammar School Court. This war* made necessary on ac­ count of not being aide to get the Parish House for that night. liemember the change in location. Nice report the athletic committee turned in. .Everything is chicken—or will be just ns soon as the Chandler of Commerce comes across with the other #600.00, And it is nice tq ieurn thnt tho San­ ford fans and the public in general have; stayed with the hoys nnd helped them across their biggest hazard— 1, A*; :) - i. id O n CHICAGO,-Feb. 22.i-Now it i* tasjf ,’j lack of money. to yndbrrtspd'AtM) !Sottthilfaw Diekej* Kerr refused to sign with the Chicago And It would l>o ever no much m er­ White Sox last season. rier were we able to make the an ­ K err had a salary grievance. In nouncement nt this time thnt work 1D1P Kerr kept the world aeries with was started on a new bull pnrk ami i Cincinnati from being a farce by his tho Sanford fans were behind n move­ fine pitching. HI* loyalty, however, ment to have base hall in Sanford this was evidently soon forgotten. lie season. couldn't agree on salary* Kerr played with some incligibles There has been little said, or little Inst year. Now that he seeks rein­ known, of the golf activities of the statem ent, he stands suspended for a ladies of tho Country Club, but it has year for so doing. leaked out that thcro are several th a t The case of Pitcher Charley Rob­ arc working in n quiet way to put the ertson brings the spotlight buck to ladies oti the map, and from tho ad ­ Kerr". vance dope Mrs. L. P. McCullcr and . In tho spring of last season Robert- Mrs. Roy Chittenden aYo going to • (Ur Tin- A.KM'Inlrd l*ir*») PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.—Harry K. Thaw, who Is an inmate of the Pennsylvania hospital for mental and nervous disenses, has gone to Pitts­ burg under guard on his 10 days’ va­ cation, to see his (bother and - get n change of air and acerifry. A cotjrt order issued Wednesday permitted him to leave the Institution. Can’t Smoke Cigarettes In Salt Lake all and Foot Ball Seasons With Daytona Will Play Boys and Winter Garden Will Play Girls at the Grammar School Court Over to Start N ext Season Well e In the past of flnnncial 10 Sanford of help they ns that have ghing stock tc. A t the icasori, howimerre and » promised artially fulj result that U»t seen its the Tecord t an well as tury, enough HA It It Y K. THAW GKTS A TEN DAY VACATION Im> sold to the public direct. Price $2,75. These shoes nro KH)r,< solid b a th e r with heavy double soles sew­ ed and nailed. The uppers are of heavy tmj chrome leather -with bel­ SALT LAKE CITY Feb. 22—Four lows tongue, thereby making them prominent Salt l.nke City citizens face waterproof. These shoes are selling charge* of violation of the Utah an­ very fast and we advise you’ to order ti-cigarette law a fte r their n /rest in Ht once to insure your order being filla local cafe by deputy sheriffs. The led The sices are (5 to 11 nil widths; accused are Ernes Hamherger, repuh- ipay postman on receipt of goods or licnn candidate fo: Untied Stater, sen­ send money order. Money refunded ate; Ambrose N. McKay, general man­ il shoes nre not satisfactory.—The U. ager of the Salt Lake Tribune; Edgar X. Stores Co., l i l t Proud way, New 182-tfc N’ewhouse, an olHcinl of the Ameri­ York City. can Smelting and Refining Company and J. C. Lynch, local capitalist. • The violation •ehAVK'cd i* -smoking in a public plnJo prohibited by a flec­ tion of Utah's famous nnti-tolvicco Charges that the nrre;.t* were the result of a "frame-up” to discredit the law nnd to cause a campaign far it* repeal by tho legislature now in session Wen? Vehemently denied by the sheriir who said hi* deputies hud or­ ders to a rrest uj] violators anti did not know the identity of tin* men taken. see this picture, “ Her So- The four men were released on their i*,M without charge, tin* man- own recogn ismlive a fter appearing Ininvites Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry fora a local magistrate. te the honored guests of the lie there, Harry, and hriirg eitfrer show, tonight, it’s One's week will not be complete without seeing “ Ebb Tide" tomorrow Road Work Should He Concentrated or Sn turdny. There is so much that On Trunk Highways can he said of this picture that the l>est way to describe it is—it’s anoth­ TELOCIA. Fla.. Feb. 2'2 The s ta te ' er one of those picture* made by the road building system should be chang­ man that produced "The Shiek." ed to a plan that "will get us some­ where” Senator \V. U. Shelley de­ clared in a statement here today. Sen­ ato r Shelley declared he hoped the next legislature would take definite steps in this direction. Personally, he has in mind one nr two pieces of leg­ islation relating to the subject which have not yet definitely shaped up. if some means is worked out w here­ by the road work will be concentrat­ ed on the important trunk highways of the state, nnd those alone, Senator Shelley said he would be in favor of increasing the gasoline tax to two cents « gallon. Otherwise, he would be ip favor of "abandoning the whole undertaking." One remedy which Senntor Shelley has in mind, would provide for plac­ ing tho administration of the- road COLONEL DAN MORGAN SMITH building program in the hands of the cabinet. Tho program, however, would Commander of the famous be definitely adopted by the legislature "Hnttalion of Death” To Hv Heard Here in His New Ike- itself. A competent highway engi­ neer would take the place of the pres­ • lure Coloiiet Rtani’iliWimn 1fiinith, com- ent "road department" and would, un­ mandcp.in; Friwirr(yf(th(j Fjrst Battal­ der Hr. Shelley’s plan, he employed to ion, 368th .infantry. 00jh “Division, A.; direct the actunl construction. E. !■’., UiftkxF in Florida, Will return Mr. Shelley states th a t the p res­ for a short iti.iernry in the atatu of hi.» ent system of having the department boyhood days and deliver hi* new made up of four members represent­ popular nnd evtiemely patriotic ad­ ing different sections of the slate 1s dress "The Spirit of America" nt the unwieldy. At every m ecting'of the de­ High school auditorium Monday. Feb. partment, he said, score* of delegates 20, when he will address a mass meet­ besiege the department members With ing nt 7:30. lEn subject “The Spir­ requests for aid on their own pet pro­ it of America" bus been well chosen jects. The road department tries to and will be found no less thrilling than please them all, htf continued, nnd in his “ World’s War and Fields .of the end very little beneficial work is France" which has been applauded By accomplished. Previously Mr. Shelley has stated thousands of his nuditora throughout the length and breadth of America. that ho planned to seek tho reestab­ Colonel's address is a judicious com­ lishment of the state auditor’s office pounding of information, description, which was abolished a t the last ses­ wR and tactful appeal—a careful bai- sion of tho legislature. AND BANANAS, PINEAPPLES, TOMATOES AND LEMONS Apples sold by peck and bushel. Tomatoes sold hj basket and crate. Lemons by dozen ....... , if ItunanpH sold by dozen or bunch Extra Cheap Price ( “ r ,m ,racl< M,'ar ‘‘xpresa office 74# AVr Cw.f Ik* HmW lff*J O m an can say lio isreally familiar N with tiro develop­ m ent until lie has used the new Good­ year Cord w ith the beveled All-Weather Tread. I t s e tt up new s ta n d a r d s of reliability, cflicicn_____ J ____ Lfiii.’ >lx runslotifttr, e r, m p r^ U r ttly . Let us explain its advantage* to you In detail. Come In —while we have your size In stock. . At C»oJy,«r S tric t fl.lfcn D ra lttt i« n il anW rm n v .jn m n d C o a J r f .r T in t tn J h a t h ( * . ih t i p t t l l h t l a n d t t d Co a d y t t r S t r a i t a KENT VULCANIZING .WORKS Oak Ave. and Third $Rrcet, Hanfoyl, F ieri/a GOOD, ■ ■ M B B H B aM B �.-V i* ! r - 111 ft ft ■ ■■ ■ .......... • ■■■ i - . - T rtE. feA r^O R D D—A h.Y. H * E R A ^ ,t W ^ tt X ■Y , ■FEBRUARY 22. 1923 — ■■■■■■■■■■■ . g ■■■*■ ■—- ■ .................... ■—.................................. . ■. - *— - No. of pupils weighed and mens* TO MY FRIENDS AN1) *' ! ured, average 3 times ............... 1743 PROSPECTIVE PATRONS IU WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES N o. d re ssin g s done in school SICK HEADACHES, SHORT OF BREATH AND M ENERGY ■. . ■■ FOUR KILLED BY EXPLOSION POTTSVILLE, Pa.. Feb. 22— Four 27 men were killed and three badly in­ The street* In Flora Heights will 10 jured by an explosion of gas yester­ 40 be marked by Thursday so any one day at the Knskn William colliery op­ desiring to look over this property can erated by the Lehigh Coal and Navi­ better, get their bearings—then by18 Saturday, the 24lh, wo will have the gation company, near here. -*« V —■ ■—lots marked and priced ready for the Are Now Things of the Piwt for Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke sole to bo In full swing Monday morn­ Tnmpa Lady Who Began House, Mobley’s Drug Store and ing dt ten o’clock, Feb. 26th. Using RE-CU-MA Hunt’s. Pharmacy. tf n The office which wo will use is nonet *’ ing completion so the first arrivals on “ I had sick headaches until I could the, morning of the sale will under­ hardly do my own work," says Mrs. STOCKS AND, BONDS ngwood, Saturday, hebruary 19th. Qf tcicpbono3 sent and ttn‘O T r i N ' t . financial n.-w*a e v ery d a y . heon was served a t 12:30, a fte r' swered ....... ...............'......... . ...,' 23 stand just w H cft'to go. " Remember, R. Brown, who llvea a t 909 Schnn All tran saction s N ew Y ork Stuck K xthis is not an auction sale of lots, but Avenue. ch a n a e, I,..ml tnarki-i and curb itmrhich the meeting was held. The' The legislative meeting of the Fed- ench lot will be marked with the num­ Ki-t r.-iKirliU, Cunimmllty, cotton and “I frequently had to stop and rest f e n Ia tnorkrih fully tjnvcrcd Tlttu-aTk League w a s h « t c s s t a . wil1 ** hcltJ ftt 0 « « > l n Mnrch ber of lot, the ebjo njtd price of «imp 1TT1 I'aiM ir,4< ji. * f r i o r l d s l<cca<lsd L would get sh t|rt of breath. rrn4*-r* ** ' j J J j T ’h „ . , , ’ l( h h a t I0;110 a . m . - It fii H liiAtr* carll.-r th a n Ur,. Leonard!, president, colled the; Mff> Uon#rdj on the top tag—the lower tag simply New l erk paiu-rs. Huy from m-wabnya **I saw RE-CU-MA advertised one spoke of the wonder­ snys SOLD and is to remain on stake. day, and made up iny mind to use it, or npwe stands nl five c e n t s n r o n ? - ~ s r cting to onler. A fter the sccresu b scrib e through a g e n t direct at 20 ful opportunity to have with them at It is imperative that purchaser bring so 1 bought a bottle. It relieved my Cry’s report Mrs. Lconardl asked Mrs, » w , e k. * i c e n t s u month. a future date Miss Mny Dickinson, of tag to office of lot or lots desired ns stomach right away and acted on my I l o r l d n T l n i r * . U n i o n . J n r k s o n x i l l r , F l a . f Hows}' of the state federation to Mnssltchusetts, who tenchess with her from these tags the transaction is to liver. 1 don’t have blunting now, and t x m u n u n i t r n i i t T n F t u b ak. motion pictures and slides Mother*?V E X TU JU IIK IA t. I 't l i r r i T tlF be made. Please bear this In mind. I ran breathe easier. It. has done me Mrs. Galloway told of the rapid I l.n illllt, |> a m i FOIt SKM INOBn craft. The expense being very small. t ill XTY. IN I I I A X r i H t Y . rthof the county federation in the L- i > 1 When you hnve tag from n certain a lot of good. I am still Inking it, ns J s m e s T. Ilsrily, t'o rtiplnfanat, xa l l a t l l e I,. I l u r d y. H efem laal, ste. November, 1021, there were l.l over until ...... the Mnrch meeting. ...... 101 th st Particular lot can not he purit ju st seemed to fit my ease exactly." j held 1'tTATIOX chased by another unless you delay it eight colinty federations in }ho RE-CU-MA is proving more nntl To; . . . . , : H a t t i e t* l l n r d y . I b s l d m c e U n k n o w n bringing same to office for settle­ more every tiny„ ,1 £te, the number hnvlng increased to thnt it is n most cfl-cagur of Women Voters ment, If in our judgment you hnve fcctive metiicine Tor mnny com m on tad two more Federations are The League of Women Voters held had sufficient time we will be at libut to bo formed. The different ills nntl nilmenU, such ns sick head­ their meeting Saturday, February 10th nty organizations arc Working ............ J m , V . v 7 , ort>' i,as* il another, so please aches, indigestion, stomach troubles................... mo.* bnnnfleinl L.mgWOod following the meeting of . ’ i (first aid) ......... ........................ No. sick children brought home.... fti No. short tnlks in schools ........ f t No,, calesothenlcs and sitting up exorcises ......... .... .......... No. trips to Daytona to mos­ ^•KfcilEjinWtaftlWl quito convention ____ ___ _ Th, ninth meeting of the Seminole No. of nutrition classed .formed.... F ed eration of Women’s Chibs ;No- of hookworm sptcimcnts sent ni* . ’ to laboratory........ l. m at the Community House In, v , . * ..... — — nervousness and sleeplessness. When L* ‘11‘1*'** Von 'iVYhis ■; kman to tell s o m e t h i n g o f I •>b s a wti&t h er' ... 0 ,M r , . , "r‘ ” *V. """ s -"r- D u llo s e , w h o w a s t o clerk t h e “ L w y “ “* « r *“^ i „n t T h „ f « w h o v,... SZJZlZZ H«o. a . HcUottr* ■- ......... ■ ■■■■■■■■■■ )^ ■ ■■ ■ »— " —' m— ------— PAGEfPIVK ' ** ■— \ • be tra n s a cted hy sAld corp oration sh all A r t i c l e V. be to buy. sell, con* Cruet, ow n . less* , T h e b u sin e ss o f th is corporation shall operate, use, maintain. tnanSae and be co n d u cted by a I’rraldent. a Vies control a h otel or h o te ls and h otel p ro ­ P resid en t, n S ecreta ry , a T rea su rer, perties o f every kind itad description, and a board or directors. T he officers and to e n g a g e In m i l m a n a g e it hntol of s e c r e t a r y and treasu rer mny be held b u sin ess or b u sin esses and to do all by o n e and the sa m e person. T he board thing* Incidental thereto; to ow n . c o n ­ of d ir e c t o r s sh a ll co n sist o f not lees struct, lease, op erate nod m a in ta in than ala nor m ore than ten member*, «Afcs. restaurants, ca feteria s, lunch the n u m b er o f sa id board to be file d by », txSom* and other p laces w h erein p re­ the s t o ck h o ld er* a t each an n u a l m e e t­ pared fo od s are served and sold; to do ing. T h e board o f directors sh a ll be c a terin g ; to buy, sell, ow n and o p erate elected by the s t o c k h o ld e r s a t their a u to m o tiv e vehicle* of e v ery n atu re .mount in ertin g , w h ich m e e t in g shall and kind for It* o w n use or fo r hire; be held a t such t i m e a s m ay be d e t e r ­ to buy, sell, ow n and o p erate n g a ­ mined hy Ih# b y -l a w s . The board o f rage or g a r a g e s and to deal in a u t o ­ d lsecto rs shall e lec t th e president, vice mobile*. m otor m irk *, au to m ob ile part* president, s e c r e t a r y , mid treasurer. All and a u tom ob ile su p p lies o f every kin d ; officers ahull hold th eir re sp e c tiv e o ffi­ to acquire, hold, d isp o se of. buy, sell, ces u n til th eir s u c c e s s o r s a re d u ly m an age, rent, lease, m o r tg a g e , o w n ami elected and qualified. The officers w h o a re to con d u ct the ooilier* th e r w is e urai deal in In, anil In conn* co n n ectio n ie>w ith t v f l »*lalc and personal pr proper- bu sin ess or b u sin e sse s o f th is co r p o r a ­ tj 'of e v ery kind and t l c c r l p i klon In tion u n ti l th o se elec ted at th e first the S la t e of Florida or. e....-------re; ls e w h e r t i election sh a ll be qualified sh a ll be L. sue and be sued: to rontrurt and ne A. Ilrumley. p resid en t; F orrest la ike. con tracted w ith : to borrow* m on ey and vice-p resid e n t; Alfred F o ster. S e c r e ­ tary and Treasurer, and 11-. A. Hrumto draw , make, ex ecu te, discou n t a n d ! HUT HmmIs m e bonds, certificates of I n d e b t e d - i <rj. Joe (.'afnwnn. J o h n -Malseh r a r e s t nests prom issory iAd*s. bills „r F ( . l l-ske. II. C. D uUose and AlfVM F m f n c h a n g e and other n eg o tia b le I n s t r u - i directors. nients and tu secure th e sam e by m o r t -j Til* Incorporators of th is com p an y g a g e or deed of trust of and upon shall m e e t In the C ity o f S an ford on any p rop erty or properties of the c o r ­ the tilt day o f March, A. I*. 1821 to poration or by c o lla tera l se c u r ity o f complete th o o r g a n is a tio n o f th e c o m ­ such natu re amt kind as the board of pany and to adopt by-law*. A rticle VI. d irectors tuny deem exp ed ien t; to p u r ­ The h ig h e s t a m o u n t o f Indvtitedne** chase. acquire, own, m o rtg a g e, sell, pledge, a s s ig n , e x ch a n g e apd o t h e r w is e nr liab ility to w h ich th is corporation deal In or dispose of ami e x e r c ise all can ut a n y tim e Muhjcct Itself sh a ll he o th er r ig h t s of In d ivid u a l.ow n ersh ip of T w o Hundred T h o u san d t IJoo.OOO.Ovj noli-s, sh a res, atricka. bonds, m o r t g a g ­ Dollar*, Ar t i cl e VII. e s and o th er serurlttes. ob liga tio n * , The n am e* and residence* o f thn c o n tr a c t s and evid en ces of In d eb ted ­ n e ss of th e United Htates and of a n y subscribers to thl* corp oration are ax follows: U A. Ilrum ley, o f Hanford. Florida. Joe Cimerun, of Hanford, Florida. John Mclsch, of Hanford. Florida. I. I*. McCtlJler. o f Hanford. Florida. Forrest t.ake. o f Hanford, Florida. W. C. HIM. of Hanford. Florida. r J S t w T *lljDf?erlHlt^llSS, If. C. I >t>Hour, o f Hanford, Florida. F. l» Miller, o f Hanford, Florida. tru ck * and oth er m eans of trMnsjmrtaIt. It. Hlevena, o f Hanford. Florida. Hon (but not a s a rnmmott carrier); to Alfred Foster, of Hanford. Florida. 5 m an u factu re, buy or o th e r w is e acquire IX WITNF.HH WMKHKOF Hie underand In s e l l nr oth erw ise Ol«po*c ,,f ami dent In gioid*. w are* a pit merelinml'rfe slgneil h a v e Joined a s su b scrib in g In and personal property i I all klntbi o n , I 'corporator* iif VAI.DRZ HOTEI- COM­ c la s s e s nnd to rim and operate a ueti- PANY am i hnve set forth our r e sp e c ­ erat nicrelmndlse huxlne**; to apply tive residence* and the number o f ' 'r for. obtain, register, lease, purchnne share* o f t h e stock o f said corporation or o t h e r w is e acquire, anil! to hold. u*e, resp ectiv ely sub*rrlbcd (nr by u* o p p o ­ o u r n am below. a m e* e s ueiow. • < ow n , operate, Introduer. AJev lo.v, r>* site•• our I- A. tlrumli-y, pf Hanford, Fla, IS , ■J errl*e, n iu r lta n r . pledKth :t**lgtt. Sell urr*. ■ • . . . J ' / ' t i f urut utllerwt*** dispose . f and g r a n t *u lic e n se s lu respect to and to o th e r w is e | J"'1 Cameron, of Hanford. Fla., to deql In iuu I under all trade mark*. In- share*. ventlons. It rand*, patent*. eopyrlg*tta| John Me|*c|i. of Hanford, Fla. to and processes used In connection w ith I sh a re i. ~• ■ r* o r acquired under hotter* I’nti-nt r f I- I*. .McCullvr, of Hanford. F lo. 1 V ' (A ltam ontc).)import t hurch n„ ttors, so we have UFJ v [ , lA thpy fcc, ao much M t er, [She *i»lfe Uto Federation Schol- chairman Ups. These scholarships giving u \ t'l'l.ll' \TION u n i t ( II \ IITUtt Mrs. Endor Curlett (Geneva) \'ice- T T \ u 7 * f Mr* - if “ I""'1 had been lifted off * * Sanford Dondney, of the county asses- thcm (. am, lhcy l)eKin flhowinK thrlr ra course nt Tallnhassce. C h a ir m a n . M.r’s office, and very probably Judge „ ,v|vcd hcn,th by bcinfr abJo tl) Work Ipiporls of various chairmen were ,N<iTII.'t: IH IIKIIHHY fllV B N That the United Htiite* or elsew here, .or i>th* ! share* ttio 2 2nd day oi of March, A. I* I9*i). e m U e ; to a c q u ir e , 't a k e o v er ailit hold Mrs. Henry Wight (Sanford), See- s,.bci|c Moines will also be with us , ~ ...... , '. ” ”, ” ” " 1 on th* ml dav Fo r re *t l a k i , of Hanfurd. Fla., I 9 ‘ folKm*: Mrs. Van Ness, Social rotary * nml Treasurer t . , 1 ’ . ,, , ,U. hurtlor mid play longer without being the undersigned wIII ap p ly U* the Hdit-i tho good will, property, ilglitr, p r le l- sfiarys. nrable Cary A. Ilantee, i i o v e r n o e i o f teg*** and a* * rl» of every hind, e i t h e r ’ W. < Hilt, of Hanford, Fla., to 1 ce; the Baptist Young People of Mrs Blackman .t.te d the * I camm h,C ^ VBry W *Tou*\y offered hi* linN, out nftorwnrri*. ■ Florida’, at Tallrilitt**ce, Florida, fo r p a rtly or wholly, of an> person. H i m , aha re*. .irs . uinckmnu rduttil the l.utgiiefscrvlcon ii) event of emergency. i ,fP r « » . ie ,. c nntnr.t iford went to the Poor Form and I. otlrr* Untrut InrorpuratInu VAI.DKZ '• •*. D u llo s e. o f Hanfurd. Fla.. t« C o n v en tio n in l>t. Ueterhhurg in D oU v o rv lm d v rrwwo__ w.« w ill b nv«. „ RF.-C L -M A is sold fn S a n fo r d b> llo T K t. t'OMUANY. Utlder th e fo llo w - asso cia tio n or corporation nml t o pay share*. l o r the saint In cash, p r o p e r ty o r s to r k thfm a pleasant time. The Epof thl* eorporatbiti. or o th e rw ise ; t ,, .. Sillier, of Hanford, Flu., 10 V comber, was n great aurcok*. The j livelv time ^ n*on •’bdfntocy nntl the' leading Im; proposed charter. I, A imi'MM'.V th League -of the Methodist exercise gen e rally such pow ers ns mn> shares. druggists in every city.—Adv. meeting was then turned over to Mrs. .Hit: I'AMKItOX ho Inchb in to or ronvj-nlent for the • > tl. Slovens; of Hanford, F la 10 J.' E. SPURLING, th enve the inmates a turkey JOHN .MKtHUH purposes and huslues* ,.f th is c o r p o ­ s h a r e * Ballard,'who cnlls attention to enm I. U McUUl.I.F.It ration. nml to have, exercise nnd , nAltriil F o ster, of Hanford. Fla-, I Owner. po*r Thanksgiving day. She further . . . ., I'OHHKHT I, A Kit Jny all i tie r ig h ts nnd privilege* hares NOTICE TO THE itrd "Hope Hall of Jacksonville, is j ,l;..... \V f I I I I J , rorpoi.il loll" f ■,r pinlll under the la w s HT.VTK I IF FIOIMI'A, Informal discussion followed. II i* I*iiIP isK f I ne Hlnte ,.f Floi hlu. il I,clog <'f >1'XTV OF SKMiXm t; H;* The HeraUI. ISe per week, delivered i pvat need of garm ents and also! PUBLIC I' I. M il.I,Kit , pi.-tslv prov Id, d that the f o r e g o lu c I lor.li> e e illf.i that n ttiki d.t). lie T h e n e x t m e e tin g will follow th e II II STHVKNS j etitnnerullfcit of *p,-> Hie p ow ers shall fore me. a Notary ITi'.dlc I n ' a n d for kt Rescue Home of the same plnce. ! AI .FI 11"I * Ft IHTIvIt m e etin g of the C o u n ty F e d e r a tio n at | not be held to limit or restrict In any the Hl.ile of Florida, pi r*..nall> a p ­ NEW UK!,It '1PTKR RECORD iMr*. Curleti (child welfare) stated We, tlo- undersigned, bertdey n * * o e l-I manner th e g. iterai pow eys of t h - cot peared I. \ Hrumlev Joe t'ameroit. T h e O steen F e r r y will b e closed to Osceola March !0 ih at 10:30 n. m. nte oitr-elv, » toKelhrT fo r th e pulpos, j poral I.>11 John l|el* ch . L I* Mer'uller. Forrest lOKcotn school had their scales for ---------th e pu b lic on nm l a f t e r T h u rs d a y , of Im I'fitiiiiik liirorjMjyAlvl utuf fetiotna l-ik e. \V. U. Hill. II. l \ D ullose, F. le X rltelrV lI. l I fiTif.l'O.'tl under .tiul b' \ t■t li-- ;,f ; , Irighing nn l me asuring the childrenMiller, II 11 H t i n n * mol Alfred Foster, D A Y T O N . Ohio, Feb. 2 2 — A new j . v i . n m r y 22it'd, 1H23, for a period of II, We g iv e UTiiIuektionfllde S a n f o r d '. , . iiisl II .........I and lu o * of the S ta le The au th orised ■at.ll.il -lo ek of this each to me w e ll known n n j Knnvvivto [that the horid for n new school in Murid,t with and u nder lit. follow • ' ••ortoo itb.n -U.tll I 'o r ti Tlo.usiin l me to lie to e persons d etrrlh ed In amt i t m r d v u * vet by th e De Botheziiat 'a b o u t 10 days. Bridge is in a dan* * ? t Ml referenre*. W e n r e w h a t w e c l a im , ( <^ ..... ..run..-id e h i r t . i 11 1ii.naa.no > I ' . l l a i - .mil the same -hull w h o subscribed their ft ifne* to the forrby t h e gp ro u s condition and Is u n d e r g o in g IMrs- Clarke, co u n ty n u r s e , t h e n rt*-! . ’ , . *” *U n ite d St a l e s a i r service a t McCook repairs, * * . ’. . . . 'r e p a i r i n g , over him! m g fa m ily m i field he e, w h e n - it r e m a i n e d ' i n t h e 1 far the first Tour m o n th s o f t h e ,, . ,, , „ , , ,, chines. H ere a w hile longer. T h e Roba i r fo r tw o m in u t e s and fo rty -fiv e year as fo llow s: ... L . . ,, . . . . . . . ’ h I j Co ., F e r n d a le A p t*. I’hone 2 3 1 sc u n J s in a f l i g h t e a r ly y e s te rd a y . |tabrr of pupils e x a m i n e d ___ 1 7 IH 27;*-tp . «f times visitin g achools 175; ' ___ __ ______ puriH'Ht lii (I d - l u l l . (1 ur f n r i l R i i i n i i n ,of defects found .... at .s^Hi.iftl. F!f»ri«tn. thlH l - i h il«> uf ■!U2| Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke Dally Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke' 283-3til- itwc Irllr!** IV . 11if * *i h Mi*- I •:ir*1 «'f illf»’tii»ni ifiB% * K«--Ittuitry, A . ih 1*2* b. cf defects r e m e d ie s ...... 71 Houfe, Mobley’a Drug Store -and U o i r e . M o b le y 's D rug S t o r e n n d ---------------------------------fn*m iiuji’ m tim** tlrMtsiiui«j« 4nrjp fi*r -a him ilil« _*f»f|wiraiitm A* It. K U Y . A r lti’li* II* sllstlf Ittr IriiifTv -iititr «*»'•| i ( N n t 3rl.il N m l ) N o t a r y I’lihllr Z ef home - visited . 7K Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf M: r.t'a 1‘1|UI maey. tf The Herald for first class job work. tstv* carried. .. , ; Sewing *Machine Experts, cleaning, i.eiieojitcr, be.nrr p e r f e r t e d Till £i'Iit Till mi l III >’ »lJ tlll^ l)U»lllr>* to I .*♦ ♦♦♦♦!♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J**1*♦♦♦♦♦♦^ ♦♦♦♦♦♦*1* ♦♦♦ ♦>> *1* *1* ♦*♦*1**1**t* My cirttim lm iloit i<xi>irvi D e l. 17, 1533. *t* ♦♦♦*t* ♦♦♦*1**l**l**l* *i* *1**t* *1**1**1**1* *l**t**l**i**l* *1**1**1**1* « n An i iiri/iin v « Three Miles South From Center of Sanford L # i TO BE PLACED ON SALE BY OWNER 1 27, 28 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. SALE TO BEGIN 10:00 A. M. V %. - And Only Four Lots at the Last Figure *% *** *?• *i* *** *** All of them, but just to create a little interest there will be three lots located over the tract with special price. Only one to a purchaser o f these special priced lots, other- % ^ise the purchase will be the same as others. An idea of the bills and coins to be given away may be bad by a peep into the display window of Dr. Bower’s Drug Store on i* First Street, just in front of the Seminole County Bank. To secure one or more o f these, holder of ticket must be present with duplicate stub when number is drawn from ooxv Complete announcement will be made on the ground at 10 a. m. on Monday, February 26,4923. DON’T FAILTOBEPJtESIJNT. Terms of Sale are simple— ONLY THIS: 10% of price, cash; 10% each month until paid, 8% per annum.interest tosbe paid with last-payment, . ; % L For cash; 10% discount. For half cash but must be $100.00 or more, a discount on payment of 1091 will b£ M d e l Pass book will be issued each purchaser. Deed, *• |nd certified copy of abstract will be placed in the Seminole County Bank (where payments are to be made) to be given purchaser upon fulfillm ent of contract fi s ROVOI W I I . l i PPAY i A V 1Q93 TAYEfi F l n n 't friro -p f tto n H nft H ip o n p n i n o ’ natt 10 1H na.. m nnH nvl P p h r i i i i r v 26th, 109R'. nnd K rp n n rp H . Jove. IWJLL 1923 TAXES. Don’t forget bep m*PSPnL present at the opening m., M Monday, February 1923, and bep nprepared. CASH—Long Green and Gold will be strewn all along as lots are sold. Get your share—successful draw does not eliminate you but each time you have a chance— IE ON. In event of cold or rain we have shelter and will do business RAIN or SHINE. COLD or WARM, WINDY or CALM, SO COME! 5ALES FORCE—Clerk, H. C. DuBose; Cashier, Mrs. J.E.Spurling; Sales Directors: Mrs. Victor Check, Ira E. Southward, M. G. Carraway. All local People. Mrs. Check will Distribute the Cash Prizes J. E. SPURLING, Owner y • _i_5K •' ' . ••?> •t ;a . : ' ;: 1 f e ’# - . I i - . o‘ fou should fail to be present at the very opening you will miss just that many draws. If you fail to purchase in the morning of the first day that many chances at receiving a crisp twenty or a crisp fifty dollar bill will be thrown needlessly away. if iA . - A i *^-r / I, l(i ; *♦ ♦♦♦ .% .♦* 'f l l K •* .... i ♦♦♦ H fe i *♦. *♦. ..... ' *"■ ‘ »♦. »♦, .% *♦. < *♦. . t. ♦♦♦ ■ W f i I |M BU I " " .♦* ' " Mb -Vvi*: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd5a021c202ec7ae8d40393391d68ac0.pdf d5fbea64ab9cd85fe1f294490cf08945 PDF Text Text IN T IIE H E A R T OF TH E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION r ‘ ti _ .v VO LUM E IIL SANFO RD , FLO RID A, W E D N E S D A Y, F E R R U A R Y 21, 1923 N U M B E R 282 WINTER • CELERYJIARKETS SIXTH WEEK'S OCCUPATION BILL KILLED i y p E an A N W T § « ! THE 'STAGE FILIBUSTER TACTICS FINDS FR iC H ALL SET FOR FOUNDERS’ DAY IS TODAY’S CAMPAIGN HAMPERED BY OFFICIALS . ♦ 'Most Important Event in the History of Winter Park W ill Occur Tomorrow, Feb. 22nd C^r|6t 'Shipment#. R«pdHcd for Tues' day, February JOth: Florida—Sanford section .......... 29 Florldn— Manatee Section . Florida— by boat, 95 crates. California .... ................. .......13 New York ...... 1 -,-'v ► . * ■■ SI ■0M -n Total _____ -18 21.—The calls to the four winds for thYTspirit ! EXPULSIONS OF G E R M AN V IA L FOR CO N TIN U IN G stage Is nil set to revive ntt \j!d lo<4l of Osceola and his tribe. Osceola, O FFIC IA LS BRINGS ON Destinations of Florida Shipments from his grave on the shore of the end less d eb ate custom to ceiehratc Washington's STR IK E S AS PROTESTS Florence, 10; Potomac Yards, 2; lake, responds. -;?r Detroit, 1; Pittsburgh, 1; Waycross.i birthday with festivities • that hnd, Episode II % * years ago, ns part of the entertain­ •The resurrection o f Osceola and hls G; Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati, 1; Toledo, 1; Savannah, 3; Nashville, 1; New ment, what might lie termed u tabloid tribe. York, 1; Chicago, Indianapolis, 1; * -a Episode III And Talk and Talk With No End OF -GOVERNMENT IN DUIiLIN depleting the home-coming of that F IF T Y W ILL BE TAK EN IN CON­ Frnni 1918 to 1922 Amounts to Philadelphia, 1; total, 31 cars. Osceola and his warriors visit the venerable chief of the Scminolcs, Os­ in Sight and Compromise A N D FIRK IS RESULT , NKCTION WITH Five Billion, Six Hundred ceola. This year, the first annual rc- old camping ground of the Scminolcs. the Only Hope . * CRIMES Shipping Point Information for TucsMillion _____ vivul of the custom abandoned sever­ They pay homage in dance to the i n r T h r A .m cln lrtl I ' r m l * day, February 20th: • DUBLIN, Feb. 21.— Three govern­ al years ago, the celebration will be Great Spirit, (ft) War Danco; (b) III, Tbr Auw lilnl PrrM ), i l l * Tilt* \s«iH*lnlr«l |*rr*s> H l r T h r U >m -ln lrS P r r u l WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— Present­ ment offices were raided simultane­ greatly augmented. There will be Spring Dnnec; (e ) Harvest Dance. SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clear. NEW YORK. Feb. 21.—Secret scrDU8SELP0RF, Fob. 21.— Condo’ ing unbroken rank* armed with more ously, and some of the nttarkers at­ water sports, boat races, nqtnplnning, Tho tribu responds to the call of the Hauling* light, demand nnd movement vice operatives .Indies ted they wen* ■Mon „ f the sixth week of Ruhr oceuvery alow, market steady, material for continuing the campaign tempted to set tho buildings afire speeches by prominent men, nesthetie chase, . tfflrlo*ds continuing the round up of n great' c„..u ra — ff. o. o b. b usual term*' 10-Incl< rm tes' . , .. , 1 ... potion liiids the trench reporting to . of Calk and more talk, senate oppon­ while others kept up n rain of bullets dnhrihg\ band concerts hy the'Orlan­ !*• “ • u*',ni terms. iu-incn i mu s eouiiterfeating gang begun with sen- , , , Episode V. ents of the administration shipping from ponilions on adjoining roofs. do Pythian Band together with a mu­ I Golden Self-blanching I « dox. stalks j Mtlonal arrMU in thiB (|{,trict la s tla,moflt "dusK-cly, «pulstons In the Virginia and her maidens tell the I bill resumed today their filibuster with in the rougli $1.05-$1.75, New French |„|g|,t nnd intimated within next Tow j r,Tortl. to impress upon Germans that ■ •:! nicipal reception nnd dnneo in the ev­ story of their life in dance. . Strain 1-0 do Ktnlks in the rought days approximately fifty men nnd the orders of General Dcgoutrc are33 ^5 <1 no end in sight. DUBLIN, Feb. 21.— A norgnnized ening. Episode VI. attack was mnde this afternoon on Osceola and his bund returning, mostly, $1.1)0. vvomen would be taken in custody. to be obeyed, The Germans have in The water pageant, in the afternoon ■J£ WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 — Ito- Various government offices in Dublin. depicting the home-coming of Chief greet Virginia. Hints leaked out that the treasury de- turn adopted protest strikes as tho _i-fO I Total carlut shipments from San* ublican managers in chnrge o f the ad­ An attempt was also made to set the Osceola and his tribe of warriors, will pnitmrnt was working on one of the most effective way of showing their Episode VII. ford SecCjn this season to the ministration shipping bill capitulated income tax office on fire. N'ntionnl bo so clnborntely arranged as to make meet extensive counterfeiting plots in indignation. In. danco they Interpret the ming1 soon after 11:30 last night to ob­ troops guarding the local government this alone a sight worth coining miles ling of the waters of Luke Osceola! l,ro**,nt Umc .... ..................... 1,909 its history. Twenty-two men and Osceoln structionists who had been wnging a board offices were, fired on. One regu­ to witness. At an appointed time, nnd Lake Virginia. BERLIN, Feb. 21.—Germany’s pnyTotal ‘ arll>t "hlpmcnts from Mantwo women today were undor guard filibuster against the measure nnd on lar 4wns killed nnd three others cap­ nients to tho nllics between November at the customs house it was reporter!. This celebration, to Ik-'mode nn nn-! nlcc th,s *'» •*»*«........ fl0cj during the nftornoon program of onmotion o f Senator Jones, Republican, tured. I'.'lrt nnd Septembher, 1922 in fulfill­ mini nffnir, will, it in to 1« hoped,iTotal cnr," t shipment.-* from Santertainment^thc following episodes Washington, in charge of tho bill,, n ment of the Versailles pence treaty Mason to ilate ..... (iG.J will be enacted by Seminole* Imper­ ultimately become so well developed^ Presby terian Laymen recess was taken until 11 o'clock to­ Portugal Pretruder nnd supple mcQlgry agreements have sonating the famous Seminole chief*land of such hagnitudi- a-, tv rival In 'Total cnrlnt shipments front Mnnday. e.mounted to 15,000,000,000 gold marks cclcbrution' ,ltcc ,nsl •ea»i|i to date -1 8 1 Meeting in Jax for tain, assisted by students o f Rollins,'popularity the GnrpariUa The motion was nvnde nfter repeat­ Dies in New York T w n . D n v ( 'n itt o r o n c p according to official compilatiion made members of the classes of aesthetic held annually at Tampa, For a sight iy .i> i t m i t r u i i L t public lblit> hl.m ,f HC in the ed statements by Republicans threat­ here. If Gerlnnn German ,.IM losses out of the ordinary, and one that will Telegraphic Reports From Important Working for Living dancing, garbed ns Scminolcs. ening to hold the senate in session, if execution of the treaty ternis arc tnk*please, attend the festivities and home Matkcli* Kpl-todc I JACKSONVILLE, Fell. 21.—Ncnrly necessary, nil night hut the vote to en Into ncemitil it in declared the total POTOMAC YARD Passings: DurGabriel, o f the Seminole*, arises mining o f Osrcoln tomorrow, Thurs-j two luttux.uid delegates assembled recess was regarded us only n trace Prince De llragan/.a Was Selling Life ing the 2-1 hour period previous to II here from lour states for the biennial i payments have been 50,500,000,000 from the bosom of Lake Osceola. Ileidny, February 22nd. US Insurance Recently . s:-. in the battio with the opposing forces :i. hi. today, a totnl of 02 ears moved , meeting of the l aymen’s Forward !t gold marks, prepared to renew the struggle. Tho nut of the yards destined ns follows: Movement in the Presbyterian church in j Tlir A-.nrfnfrd Prr»»* recess was voted nfter negotiations DUBSELDORF, Feh. 21. — Tho J II New York, H Philadelphia, 7 Bnlti-,tam! the Woman's Auxiliary meet in NEW YORK, Feh. 21.— Prince Ml had been conducted looking to nn ear­ gucl de Brnganzn, eldest son of Mi­ more, fl Buffalo tuff.'ib>, I Syrm-I.se, 3 Scran- ;joillt , onvi.nlioIl nl l!l(. |,uvnl Theatre , French .determined to rid the Rhine­ "A ly vote, possibly today, on the pend­ guel Brngunza, pretender to the Por- • ton, 3 K<a-hosier, 2 Washington, 1Hast. night and heard several inspiring land of Ruhr of .German officials who ing motion to supplnnt the shipping tugal tiirone, died here today of dou­ arc suspected of being troutde-makMontreal, 1 Toronto, 1 Newark, 1 gospel mesrages. bill with tho filled mijk ineasuie. ors, ltn\e announced the expulsion of ble pneumonia. The. prince, who was 1 Bridgeport. Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Many senators were prepared for 15 years of age, came to this country NEW YORK: 23, clear. I Cali-i nnd Florida furnish the main body of numerous officials from various M tts . an all-night session nnd several al­ recently to earn a living selling in­ foniin, 11 Florida arrived. Supplies the convention, with scattering dele­ o f the occupied argn. The German peo­ ready hnd taken possession of couch­ surance f.» ra firm controlled by rela­ moderate, demand moderate, move- gations from Mississippi nnd North ple and their newspapers declare that es in the lobbies in the hope of catch­ tives of hU wife who was Mias Anitn French measures antagonistic to tho Expulsion of Officials From Rhineland ( a u s e s i m ent limited, market slightly wenkcr, Carolina. This is the third of'n ser­ populate would only serve in the re­ ing brief periods of sleep during the I stewurt of New York. Florida I'l inch crates Golden Self■ ies of six conferences scheduled <*ir Trouble at Home sistance and to bolster up the German night. When recess was taken Sena­ a |h|anohing 3-6 dot. stalks mostly $2.00- the South within the current month. Cause. The more expulsions, they say, tor Reed, Democrat, Missouri, hnd the Mrs. Endor Curlctt of Geneva wan $2.25, few *2.50; small $1.50-$L75. Meetings were held last week in the greater their determination to floor nnd was delivering a speech, be­ among the visitors, to this city today, |tly T "flir f c r ,\ , \ »»«f «oflilfn l California crates Golden Heart, 4-8 Houston, Tex., nnd Little Rock, Ark.( |stick it out. v PARIH, Feb. 21.__The F ren ch government Ima learned Berlin nuthatr(ties gun in the early night, on his resolu­ coming over for several business meet­ do*, stalks, frozen *3.00-13.26, stmf the remaining conferences will be have instructed German officials In the Rhineland to adopt prudent course In The Inst official to be expelled la tion proposing that the United State* ings nnd a Ibo to call on friends. . in rndenvor to come to nn undorstnmllng with Froijch authorities, it wns said P in L A n i-.l.M U A : 25. clear. 1 in Charlotte, N. C., Richmond, Vn., Burgomaster Kolten, of Dusscldorf, acquire certain possessions from Great ntifornin, 10 FloWdu arrived, 8 cars and Huntington, West Virginia, ^ . . . . . circles . « vhere a »__ IInstructions (•.locnvAlM.I.llinon nfu ns ns lit. official today. interpreted "these mtnrl quarters in- 1* DIId TI'HI, U' *' 1 For quick results try a wniit ml. who was escorted by French Boldiera Britain nnd France In tho Carribcan. on track including broken. Supplies The foremost mrml»ers of the cler­ to unoecupicd Germany. Hu was oust­ itraflon German government discovering expulsion of Germnir functionaries The sepnto Imd been in continuous light, demand nnd movement good, session sinco 11 o’clock yesterday mor­ to authorize n gavernmont-capitallzcd -capitalized from west Bank of the Rhine linn affected its own*pnstlge nnd r\fraid of ef- m iikel slightly stronger; Florida 10- gy nnd laity of the states named nro ed beonUM? of his refusal to carry out ning with speeches on n variety of orporation to buy. build nnd operate |feet it might have in prompting sepsrlist movement, it is understood in- in li crates New French Strain 4-0 here for the gathering, tiie slogan of General Dcgouttc'a orders to publish, subjects, calls nnd demands for quo­ ships in foreign trade, and suid he Uructions given especially to o'fivlnls in Rhineland do not apply to those in do*, stalks $2.50-32.75; H dox. stnlkx which is "World Evangelism,'' and his proclamations. Herr Kotten’s ex­ the two subjects on which t^e pro­ pulsion hns created a greater furore rums which at times could not h-.» mus­ proposed to intersperse the reading ’ the Ruhr, $1.75-32.00, Gulden Self-blanching gram is centered is foreign mission thnn the arrest of Dr. Grutznor Sat­ -41 tered being resorted to by the ob­ “ with frequent endorsements of my washed nnd prccoolcd 4-fi dor. stalks, work nnd evangelism nt home. urday. Both o f these officials have t f structionists. The longest speech was own." Others planned nddresses vnrS3.00-$3.25; 3 nnd K doz. stalks $2.75. Thnt Florida is fully nwakc to this tabibhed themselves at Elberfeld itiqj by-Senator Sheppard, Democrat, Tex­ ied from the discovery o f King TuCalifornia crates Golden Heart, some new,spirit, which is being so strik-j will direct their official activities fruirF' as, who held Uie floor all during the tankhnmcn’ft tomb to tiie history nnd poor $4.00-*5.00. ingly manifested, among the laymen I that place, day until nfter 0 o'clock last night. He principles of cooperative marketing. BOSTOhJ: 18, clenr. 3 Florida ar­ of the church, not only the PresbyThe situation nt Dusscldorf is growwas followed by Senator Williams, n The necessity of other opponents rived, 0 unbroken nnd 3 broken’ cars terinns but all other deinonimations ing morn tense, owing to the increased Democrat, Mississippi; faraway, a getting into the battle, however, wns oh track. Supplies moderate, de­ as well, wnsj shown Inst night when activities of thu Gcrmnn leaders, nnd Democrat, Arkansas, nnd Reed. deferred hour nfter hour ns Senator mand and movement modernte, mnrket Rev. E. W. Way, pastor of the Sec- a protest strike is now on. led by the Sheppard pioceedod in one o f the most steady. Cariot sales Tucsdny to end Presbytorinn church, and chair- postal employes, who refuse to deliver ( . 14• I'M WASHINGTON, Fob. 21.—Consld remarkable domonstrations in the hissliers, Florida 10 inch crates New* man of tho synod committee on evnn-l mail or mil-stamps to French or Bei­ lit lb Governmelit Purchase of Chilean Nitrates and cnch erntion of the administration shipping tory of the senate. Strain, 3-0 doz. stalks host $3; lism, announced the completion of j giant. Only, the power plants and tho bol bill in the senate wns completely Senator Sheppard opened the active Resale to Farmers u"' wing effects of frost, |2.50-$2.75; ge plans for a simultaneous nnd state-, street car lines are in operation. All blocked today by the filibuster inaug­ filibuster Monday night, beginning to i nt 8-10 doz. stalks best $2.00, some froz­ widv campaign of uvnngldism rom- the municipal _ employes have walked .iqiH urated yesterday agninst It. speak nt 0:07 o'clock and stopping on­ / . III* "I'hr Aoiirlllnl , . en, $1.50-$ 1.75, noticing on March 22. Revivals are I out in protest against tho expulsion •tin; Single handed, but with the coop­ ly when a recess of the senate wns WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— Another mcasuro for stimulation of agricul­ to he held in all thu churchaa of Flor-,of Kolten and Grutzner. ‘ eration of n group of determined op­ taken at 10:10 o'clock. Although he ture would get the right of way In the house under a rule adopted by the rules Ida covering n period o f three months j The mayor of Dortmund also has ponents of thu bill, composed largely suffered nn attack of grippe early this committee is the senate resolution proposing government purchase of ten Lake Mary Skating front that ilate, and more than sixty betm expelled berauso of hia refusal of Democrats but including several month, he appeared fresh when the million dollars worth of Chilean nitrates calcium arsenate nnd their resale to Academy W ill Have uf the foremost members of the cl«r-' to .carry out French order*. Republicans, Senator Sheppard, Dem­ sennto met yesterday at II o’clock and -M formers nt cost for use in 1923-1921 crops. , Big Time Tonight g> In the Southern Presbyterian ocrat, Texas, for hour after hour du­ immediately a quorum wn:i obtained * *$ LONDON, Feb. 21— A Dortmund * ia church huve volunteered their services ring tho day and Into n night session he resumed his speech consisting of , J. C. Williams, tho manager o f the to hoiil these meeting?. Every state dispatch to tho Times described Gel­ No Changes Today • held the floor In continuation of his a digest of the record of all the ac­ Would Double Tax Skating Academy, ' has something in the South will L " represented in senkirchen as "n city of the dead." Tho •pcech, begun last night, on the lcngub tivities of the league of nations, prob­ in Slipper Slammers , on Gasoline is Idea groat for tho public's amusement to­ this list of clergymen. stores, cafes, theatres nnd moving pic­ of nations. Ho concluded his address ably the most complete history of night with n special program with tho League at St. Pete lotytncn nre ulso to take nn active ture houses are closed and tho streola shortly after 0 o’clock last night. His the Icaguo that hns been compiled. o f General Buford best kind of entertainment for your associates in tho filibuster remained Most of the address had been written part in tho program, and n post-con­ arc deserted from 7 o'clock in the ev­ pleasure. r lllr Tin* Amiu'I.I mI I’ rfMl nt hls sido continuously ready to take in long hnnd and consisted o f a stack Dealers Would Abo Pay For leakage vention of the laymen who arc in the ening until 7 o'clock in the morning ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 21.—There There will be plenty of skates to fit city for the two-day conference hns because of the boycott which caus­ up the task should he falter. On con­ of papers nearly n foot high. Which Is Dodged Now wns no change made In the standings everybody nnd then thcie will bo cluding ho hnd spoken n totnl o f ten been called to assemble in the First ed the French to attempt the seizure Senator Sheppard spoke slowly nnd of the four leading In the midwinter dancing with good music. Everyone hours and forty-flvo minutes and con­ in n modernte tone, never moving ov­ Presbyterian church Thursday morn­ of commodities. I nr The Aa*oelatr<l Pr*»»> horseshoe pitching contest now on in is invited to como out tonight nnd Every puhlic building is occupied TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 21.— Attor­ ing at nine o'clock. It is expected tinuously for six hours and forty min­ er two or three feet from his desk. He tho third day, the qunrtct having no have a big time. There will Ikj spec­ by the troops and protected with wire utes. thnt nil tho Florida delegates will re­ waved away pages who offered to ney General Buford mnde public u trouble In winning mntchca. Tho men ial music on tho xylophone played by entanglements. Warnings are posted main over in Jacksonville for this Proponents o f tho shipping legis­ bring him a ginss of water, nnd re­ copy of a bill the passage of which tied for lending honors nro Frank two people. Don't nibs this an it is meeting, nt which plans will be for­ that the inhabitants approach these 791 lation, powerless to atop Uio flow of fused offers of his associates to make Lundin, Frank Jackson, C. C. Davis, good There will also bo racing on , words, conferred from time to time, a point of no quorum thoreby allow­ ho plans to advocate In the next ses­ mulated to put over tho simultaneous buildings at the risk of their lives. nnd llnmld Falor. German sabotage continues, the loro . ‘ I skates which wlB bo very thrilling and sion of tho legislature which would but the cnfcroncca for tho most part ing him a respite. He an tdown for campaign In a big way.' coal barges sunk in the Rhinc-llern , exciting; und then fancy skating, box c»me to naught and they bided the a minute or two several times during double tho present gasoline tax and canal will block water transport uf Jumping on skates and in !fact tho time when those waging tho filibuster the day when by unanimous consent license tnx paid by dealers. The meas­ Murphree Called coal for several Weeks. Yesterday all whole program will bo well worth tho W EN D LER T R IA L might become, exhausted or some op­ conference report* nnd sovernl minor ure was also designed to stop leakage .’ To Tallahassee on T the German customs officials in tho' CALLED OFF IN rltlo out to Lnkc Mary, and, tonight ening develop for t|io use of strategy bills were taken up and passed with­ by which wholesale gnsolifie dealers occupiedterritory were dismissed; be moonlight also and, it will not , Slight hope of exhausting tho filibus­ out debate. ’ T A M P A TO D AY they will be Budget Matter will who dispose* o f hi*‘Mock through pri­ replaced with French. Ap­ bo cold tonight, so Jump in tho far ter* appeared, however, as they for­ The Texas Senator, on concluding ' **'"* ' " : \. ■ parently tho Germans are making no and go out where tho crowd will bo mulated their plans for carrying on his speech, wns congratulated by vately owned retail agency now es­ |Rr Tfcr AuacUlrZ Ph m I Plea of Misnomer nnd May Not Come attempt to procure export license* •heir long-promised filibuster. Theso Senator LaFolletto, Wisconsin, the capes one cunt tax. Buford mailed n TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 21— Dr. A. and there you will spend an enjoyable Up Again coj>y of the bill to F. O. Miller, repre­ fro mthe French authorities; not '* . Plans, they said, contemplated lengthy leader In many historic filibusters, and A. Murphree, president o f the Uni evening. The roads arc in fine con­ sentative of Duval county nnd presi­ single application hns been nude at speeches by n dozen oF morit senators n number of other senators. verzlty o f Florida, was expected here dition now nnd It is only a few min­ . lllr The AuorlnlrS I’r m ) Essen. Thus the metal product are dent of the Jacksonville Auto Club an dtho estimate wns made that suf­ ORLANDQpFcb. 21— U. H. Wendfrom Gainesville this nftornoon to go utes ride from Sanford to Lake Mary. While the spenking was in ‘ pro­ ficient strength was nt hand to carry gress during the day, night sugges­ who had requested him to draw up n before the budget commission in con­ There will alfo be a vaudeville stunt lor, formerly editor of the Florida completely cut off from the real of on the fiKht through speeches alone tions were heard on both sides of the measure embodying his views on the nection with the appropriation ask­ for yoqr plonsure. Seo you there to­ Post, may or may not be tried in the the world.­ ----------:----------,— until the end o f the week, even if the chamber that it might be possible to subject. The hill would provide for a ed for his institution. The commission night. clirrent term o f the U. S. court sit­ Frank Kay Anderson of Winter tax of two cents a gallon on gasoline ting at Tamps, dependent upon wheth­ senate remained in continuous session. reach an agreement to votu late in If understood to bo about half way Park and Capt. Hanson of Chicago er it will be necessary to issue a new The speeches listed to be mnde In tho week on the two more important turnovers, one cent to go to the stato through its program. . The government dredge is building were in the city today on business indictment, it was learned her this "locking tho shipping bill were var* amendments to the ship bill, the Mad­ and one cent to the county. a coal chute near the A. C. L tracks "~ ~ • le«I. Senator McKellar, Tennessee, den amendment making government Mrs. D. L. Thraslicr and Mrs. R. A. on the bulkhead that will make the morning. Wcndler was indicted as apd paid the Herald office an appraTho Daily Herald, 15c per ncok. prepared to read tho eleven hour aid to ship operators contingent on Newman will take In the big Wash­ Foaling of tho dredge a much easier Jack Wcndler instead o f John and hls elated visit. Frank U ona of the •ddresa made in 1915 by Senator annual appropriations by congress ington's Birthday celebration at Eus- job. The government will do much counsel has entered a plea of misnom­ newspaper men in .th« state but ia taking a vacation now while dot tB S Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke and the MeNary proposal that.govern­ . moot< Utah, a supporter pf the pendtia tomorrow. work hew in the next few month* in er, which will be heard March 10. -V the publicity stunt for the Ampi nS bill in ihc famous filibuster thnt ment aid,payments bo limilrd to car­ House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd dredging nnd straightening thd river Fruit Growers. Hunt's rimrmacy, tf For quick results try n want ad. * <K * 1,,ed *lw Wilson administration bill go vessels. The Dally Herald, iBc per week. and lakes. a r m e d w it h m o r e m a t e r . OPPONENTS TALK W INTER PAR K, Feb. ATTACK MADE . ON OFFICERS IFEITING GANG ARRESTED IN NEW YORK REPARATION SUMS mm THE R ERUN AUTHORITIES IN RUHR TO BE SENSIBLE STIMULATION OF AGRICULTURE IN THE ADOPTION OF MEASURE BY HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE .C*. - ill 1 ii* .j �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FBliitUARY 20, 1923 rxGB six S A Yf ! •- HAVE • YOU I | - BEEN . thcr notice, on arcount o( the Hi*aion, which is being held nt Holy Croaa church. All the members of the Men'll Club arc urgt-d to attend these mcetinga. *r;- TO II. II. McCauscInnd of Philadelphia is in the city the gudst of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Henry. Hubert Anderson of Atlanta is one flfce business visitors td the fU y HI DON’T MISS IT! The Sure way to success* is a Dank Account. 'Keep it growing. Note the Seminole County Advertisement to­ day. B The greatest bargains in Men’s and-nBoys’ Furnishings that have ever been offered in Sanford. Come in and get fitted from head to foot with the finest furnishings that money can buy. Priced so low that you can ,not refuse the opportunity offered. Only five days more of the Big Sale. 1 ■> • FIRST Q U ALITY 115 EAST FIRST STREET- pm i *«« i ** * MR8. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phono 2 1 7 -W I f r n h a re a a r W * s l i rtaltlaar T*> — If ; n a r t i a l a « rmmlmM S m o . a » It rwn ar* r a i m a l a l a * , a t w i s t e a r i <• ffcla 0 » p a n t « » « i . «• »* " « Oetalle, a r (rlc e k a a e H t Item . I l » H ha a r e a lly a p t r t t t e lt A SO C IAL C A L E N D A R Wednesday — Mrs. Hal Wight will entertnin the members of the Fort­ nightly Bridge Club ot her' apart­ ments in the Welnka ut 3 o’clock. Wednesday — Welfare Department of the Woman's Club meets nt 3 o'clock nt the club rooms. • Thursday Mrs. A. K. Powers will onteitain the members of the Dnughctrs of Wesley class at her home on Nint hatred, nt 7:30 p. m. cnJ Thursday— Mrs. It. J. Holly wi lerrie tertain the members of tho Matrons Bridge Club nt her home on Parke avenue nt 3 o’clock Friday—Mr?. B. L. Perkins nnd Mrs. W: M. Thigpen will entertain the members of tho N. de Howard C’hap• ter’ U. D. C. at the home of the former. 801 Macnolin Ave, ut 3:30 jj 5 ; 5 . ried about their falling off. You can go right on with your usual housework because we make Harry Forran nnd Of. Kennedy, Little Mis* Sara Mitchell, entertainprominent residents of Eustls, wore them to fit and to give perfect Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0. Owen have ar­ id at u Valentine party Saturday a f­ ' ”* ternoon nt the home o f her pnrents in the city today to attend the meet­ rived in the city’ and Mr,. Owen will service. ing o f the Rotary Club. on West First street, celebrating her ninth birthday. Many interesting gnmes wefe ' en­ joyed by the little guests on the lawn, afterwards being called into the liv­ ing room to enjoy a puzzle “ Mending Krokcn Hearts," Alice Elder nnd Mar, jorio DuBosc winning the prixfes. - LOVELY BRIDGE P A R TY Mrs. A. J. Richardson, of tho Val­ dez Hotel entertained four .tables of bridge Snturdny afternoon in honor of Col. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes, of the Mrs. Fred Taylor,' Of Buffalo, N. Y., U. 8. Army nrc spending a short time who is lenving for Minnii Sunday. The parlor was beautifully decorat­ here and are stopping nt the Monteed with sweet peas and* red roses. zur.tn. j Fruit punch was served throughout Mrsl Lottie , Dempsey, of Jackson­ the afternoon nnd after several games ville, arrived In Snnford yesterday of bridge, she served.shrimp cocktail, llnnd-mnde and is the guest o f her sister, Mrs. sandwiches and coffee. prizes were given to each table nnd Joe Unrrold. nlso n guest prize. Those invited were; Mesdnmes F. E. Knumillnt, J. G. Simeon. Don Illshnp, Derby, Fred Wnlzmn, Hal Wight, Fred Taylor, W. K. Watson, J. M. Wallace, W. M. t! Scott, Gardner, D. L. Thrasher, Geo. I Knleht. Mnrkell and Misses Esther Mr. nnd Mrs.'Dc. Lellay and lit daughter, Lucile, spent -the week t mozt pleasantly nt Dnytonn Beach, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mnurer have re­ turned home after spending the past wee kin the north, Mr. Mnutcr iti New York on business and Mrs. Mnurer with her parents in Cleveland, Ohio. The many friends of I)r. QuiiV, of Watkins, New York, are glnd to see him here again. Dr. Quirk nnd family arc spending the winter nt Geneva where he hns orange grove property. Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. 11. Lewis havo re­ turned from Defiance, Ohio, wher* they were called on the sad mission of tho donth and burial of the father of Mr. I-cwls. Dr. Lewis was one of the pioneers of that section of Ohio. Mr. M. SloinofT is glad to Aco hie old friend Mr. Pete SjxisolT.visiting him in Sanford, from Washington, I). C. He is thfe president of tho. Bal­ kan Importing nnd ExjHirting C’o., and expects to make his winter horpe in Florida. Mr. nnd Mrs. John D. Everitt of Orange, N. J., are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. Fertm r on their houseboat Shnmrock at Osceola. Mr. Everitt Is president of the Orange National Hnnk, one of the oldest in New Jersey. Before returning-mirth they will make M. W. I/ovoll -was in the city yes­ terday for a visit with his fnmliy. Bishop F. II. Ilowdcn, of New MoxCnpt. Lovell has a fine orange grove Ico, was in the city yesterday nnd near Orange llend in Lake county that ST. AGNES GUILD spoke nt Holy Crora church Inst even­ keeps him busy the greater pnrt of ing. While here he was the guest of A jovial meeting of the St. Agnes the year, nnd he just sold a fine crop Guild was held yesterday afternoon, nt n fine price nnd ia getting his grove the Rectory. nt the home of Mrs. De Lnlley, on in shnjie again for another crop of the Eleventh street. golden fruit. The afternoon was spent with sew­ ing and discussion of work for the Lenten Fensou. A cooked food sale will he held Snturdny nt Stokes’ Mar­ DE MOI.AY (Mtf)P.lt TO ket. Rev. Fnther Anderson, of New York As is customary during Lent, the City, arrived here Friday evening nnd Guild meets every week, instead of Sanford Chapter, Older of De Mois conducting the Mission nt Holy twice each month. The next meeting Jini Crosby, of Ornlu, was in the Cl oss, this weyk and nil of noxt week. lay for Boys will he installed by Dr. city yesterday attending to business. While here he is the guest at the R. P. Buckmaster of Orlando tomor­ the homo « f Mrs. Paul Diggers * on row night at 7 o’clock nt the Masonic Rectory, Second nnd Oak Avenue. ball. The hoys of the Orlando chap­ Mrs. J. C. Mitchell hnd ns her guest Thu numbers present yesterday af­ Mrs. Walter Vwilclicll nnd son ternoon were Mrs. W. U. Leake, Mrs. ter will 1m- here to confer the degre e* for the week end, her brother, A. Dick, of Dnytonn, were the guests for Chris Matthews, Mrs. M. Miiinrik. upon uh'Mil twenty-live lw?ys who nrc Stewart, of Atlnutn, Ga. tn he member* of the Sanford chapter. the week end of Mrs. A. R. Key. They Mrs. J. N. Itubson, Miss Abide Doud- As nil .Master Masons in good stand­ were accompanied by Mrs. A. I>. Key he/, Mrs. A. It. Key. Mrs. Fred Dalg- ing are pci milled to attend n DeMolny who hns spent the past week as the ci, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. W. M. meeting, it is expected that ninny guest of her nistcr, Mrs. Twitched. Ridding, Mrs. Paul Diggers and Mrs. will Ik? present. Miss Abide Doudney hns returned Snnford chapter, Order of DeMolny Dr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Howard, of from Gnincivillo where she spent the Mis. Bose Addington, of Indinnn, for-Boys, is to be sponsored by TnyBoston, Muss.; Dr. and Mrs. Copp, of week end nnd attended the vnriohs ia the guest of Mr. anil Mrs. Harry lor Conintnndcry No. 38. This is conPhiladelphia, I’n., ‘ npent Snturdny nnnuni Fraternity dunces. Ward. . * nidered one of the greatest movements with Mr. nnd Mrs. Varnny ut Crystal undertaken by the Masonic fraternity Lake enroute from St. Petersburg to FOR MISS O’ MARA nnd the people of Sanford are fortu* Dnytonn Bench. Miss Helen O’ Mnrn was the clmrni- Mate to have n chapter of DeMolny Itig honorcc yesterday afternoon when here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Virnny hnve Mr.'. W. W. Potter entertained at as their guests at their home on Crys­ bridge in her honor at her npartnient The Herald delivered six times a E. A. Wiles, of St. Augustine, is in tal I.nkc, Mrs. E. A. Varney. Mr. and in the Leo building. There were three week for 15c. th^ city for ir few days transacting Mrs. John S. MncCaulcy nnd Miss tables of pUy'ct*.' business. F.lizabcth MncCauli/y, o f Cumberland, Quantities of roses, sweet pens nnd Md„ and Edgar Vaughn, of, WinstoncnlcndulaB were artistically used in J. A. Kchucsslcr, of Lukcland, spent Salem, N. C. the room^ where-the card tables were the dny here yesterday on u business Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Bliss nnd Mr. placed. jnlsslon. Mrs-. F. E. Rouniillnt bolding high and Mrs. Crowthers, o f Worchcstor, score after an Interesting game of Mr. nnd Mrs. Heard, of Tampa Mars., who are touring the stntc, were bridge, waa awarded a set of sherbet sjient tho week end here at the Mon­ the guests yesterday of, Mrs. Bliss'n cups. The prize for low wore, a sister, Mrs. George Itlco_ and niece, tezuma. V. Pyrox iliHh, went to Mrs. Ben Leigh, Mrs. Raymond Key. The party will of Orlando. The honorcc, Miss O'Mnrn O. A. Taylor, of Buffalo, N. Y., wa* return to Snnf«p"d soon for nn extend­ wns presented u box of silk hose. among the arrivals here yesterday ed visit. At the conclusion of the card game, nnd nro registered at the Montezuma the hostess, assisted by Mrs. E. W. MKN'H Ct.UII Potter nnd Mrs. Donald Smith served The regular meeting of the Men’s Mnrthu K. Seltzer and B. O. Seitz rr, of Hamburg, l ’n., arrived in San Club, Which is held at the Parish House, has been postponed until furford yesterday for u short visit. Sanford, Fla., Corner Second Street nnd Snnford Avenue Distributors Seminole nnd Lake Counties One o f the IiorReHt nnd Most Up-to-date Drive-in Filling Stations in this pnrt of the state Comic Opera i Ills is not n moving picture jut the biggest rithge product I.On.that will he here this season. Price o f admission 51.00 plus war trt*. No' reserved T O M O R R O W M ILTO N SILLS in open n first class studio in the liarroid building on Park avenue recently We See That You See occupied by the Southern Utilities Co. Mr. Gwen, for many years, had n'stu* dio in DcLaud and enmo bore from i’alutka today. Ho Ls nn up-to-date photographer and. makes n specialty cl outside views for the making of booklets, etc., nnd advertising matter • O FTO M ETRIST-O PTICIAN ♦ * of nil kinds. He nnd Mrs. Owens will Phone 110-------- Opposite P. O. be welcome additions to the fity. The Herald delivered six times a week for )6o. “ One Clear Call” Novelties, Also SKATING, DANCING AND SPECIA1.TIES.—-LAKE MARY SKATING SEE C ATH R AE Income Tax Specialist, Peoples Hank ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.£ MARCH 13th, 11th and 15th ASPHALT AH Forms 2$0-3tc i «V The Herald for first class Job work. s S M IK C L C S / WHY HUY O R LA N D O DREAD W H E N SANFORD M AID IS THE BEST MONEY C A N BUY . AN D A T T H E SAM E PRICE ROUTH BAKERY Next to Princess Theatre HILL LUMBER CO. W ITH EACH TUBE CHLOR-E-DIXO TOOTHPASTE Purchased One Tube Absolutely FREE— While They Last PHONE 325 KODAK Denier PR E SC R IPTIO N DRUGGIST TH E R E X A L L STOKE 10 Stores in Georgia in Florida Sanford’s New Store Phone 127 h M EN ’S BEST GRADE OVERALLS M EN ’S W ORK-SHIRTS M EN’S K H A K I PANTS M EN’S CORDUROY PANTS BOYS’ OVERALLS SJ ■ S S ■ ■ tor were: Mrs. F .'fc Rouniillnt, Mrs. Ben Canwell, Mrs- Donald Smith, Mrs. Joe Lee, Mrs. Archie-Betts, Mrs. D. Griffin, Mrs. J.'D. Coleman, Mrs. Ed. l.anc, Mr*. Hawkins Connelly, Mrn. Reg. Holly nnd Mr*. E. W. Potter. ■ EPWORTI1 LEAGUE ATTENTION ■ -------Miss Alice Crone will meet* with S the Kpworth league tonight nt 7:30 • at the church. Every Leaguer, both St senior nnd Intermediate, I* expected to I k ? prekent. RUTH HAND. S B. & O. MOTOR CO Mae Valentine’s NEW PHOTOGRAPH Kit HERE CKI.KRRATES BIRTHDAY The table was decorated with n large white cake, holding nine red candles. Ice cream nnd cakes were PHONE 101 served and tho favors were red heartrhnpcd baskets filled with candy. • 20 guests were invited nnd Sara was the recipient of many useful gift*. She Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. McCnuslnqd, of was assisted in entertaining by her Philadelphia, are tho gucstp of the mother, Mrs. W. T. Mitchell. latter’s airtcr, Mrs. C. E. Henry. * The most Satisfactory / Automobile to own is a, iij ta ia m In t a M n A South Cnrollna, Georgia: Fair Tues­ day ami Wednesday; wnrmur Tues­ day, moderate southwest shifting to west and northwest windo; Florida and extreme northwest Floijnd: Fair Tuesday nnd Wednesday; wmrr.cr Tuesday; gflUTe tt> moderate variable winds. J J Q \ 'r ~ Alabama: Fair and warmer Tues­ d a y \Vtdr.cadny cloudy; cooler in the north portion; gentle. y r . moderate south and nouthwest winds. don’ t have to be perpetually wor­ r- BOYS’ f|»i SLIPOVER OVERALLS Georgous Floral Parade * Flower Drills 4 - ' T- . * j Boat Races and Other Sports S BELGIAN MINERS STRIKE MlV The AMMtalrd • BRUSSELS, Feb. 20.—Twenty-five Belgian miners .of 2Ni employe* In the Mona Iwsin have gone on strike over the question o f wages. SELLS IT FOR LESS Welaka Block �; ii' : PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1923 whcrenliscd and horse-rndhthcd to o fn cross state canal from Femnndina death by the fool laws thnt riro ninde o nthe Atlantic to Suwannee Day on ~ by tho men who w*nnt to dodge their tho Gulf of Mexico, by way o f the St. I'nblUhril p ir r r aflem niin r t f r p f Bn* 4mr • ( the llrm ld llnllrflnx, 107 taxes* Tlie little fellow cannot doditcj Marys mid Suwannee rivers Mnnnnlln A » f « Snnlnrd, FI*. his and the result will noon be a dia- - j Still another proposed route across contented* people who will he roady'^FIorlda is up the St. Johns nnd OklnThe Herald Printing Co. for nnything "and n new party will be wnha rivers into the chain o f lakes m u M i c n__________ ji Sp, ___ I _________________ 9 H the outcome. around Leesburg ami Eustis. From n. J. HO1.1.V.. f..„___ ________ i:4ll«r the .vicinity of iLeosbutg a cans! would — — o —--------N. J. I.II I. M i l l ..... JI*rrPl*rj*Trr«»n rpr 1? II. A. S K K I................ IJt-nrrnl M *n **rr Dispatches from Husain says that lead southwestward to the upper tl. B. IIOl.t.Y .... AitifHl.lne IlnBMrr ¥*> country is fighting the bootlegger.^Tenches of the Withlaeooch -o yivur A 4 vrrtU ln « II nIra Until* lim n , n •>* Application Ami knowing something about that and thence into the Gulf o f Mexico, LKW IH *1111*1* . Circulation Jlonoiirr country we wnuld rise to remark that A further extension o f this plan has . i*honc ,130-u a lter a a. m. their hardest fight in keeping liquor} been brought to public attention by Subarrln;Ion prtee In Adtanre out of the high places. Of course you United State? Senator Duncan U. One T - p » i n — v-...... .— .... , S(l.n*> don’t have to go to Russia td te o this! Fletcher of Florida who has introl i t Monika ... ...----— .............. a .«» llrlltrr e d In C llf hr Carrier in operation and Americans have no duced a bill in th" Scnatp, nuthoriz13 Cent* ,One W rtk ... ................... .... .il directing the secVetary of urai ng nnd room to talk. The hla IS- In l*-|tn*e W eeklr l l» r to cause a preliminary examination; _ _ i^ aid e a llre lr enter* Hemlnnlr Cnitnlf and surrey to he made from U k c i and la pabilabrd r t e r r I ’ rldnr* A dter- W H AT AN AW FI I. ERROR CITY IU I bk rate* made knuttn nn nppllrnApopka to Yake Tohopekaliga, If n tlnn. *3.00 per rear, alttapa In mltnner. PLANNERS MADE rush » f Florida available, the dls» MKMIHUl T IIK AHSUCIATiai PIIKttN covery will lis made that already there . The Associated J'reas In otclnslvely Nearly every city in Florida •n tllttd .to the nee t or rrntiUI tent Ion of built upon land worth when the city water connection up the S.. Johns atl news dlsintlehos credited lo. |t/ o r ------ ........... ..... •, the #Ud and Ohluwoha Oklawaba to to th? tl central Honda not niherwisa credited tn nils miner ...ia »-i,,!,» ..i.ou> ft'tv tents i the and also the local new* iiutillsliod ** ........... J acre. |In --some owe* the value might bAet. yoehtq nnd motor boat? Had ISlHUU “ ~ ...... — All rishts of re-ptiMleaUnn of special hi.vo been a dollar an acre; but even >"« It; comparatively emy to resell dlspatclirs herein nre also reserved. at that latter price a 50-foot street Euftl., Tavitn t, I.eesbiirg and those O fficei IIK IIA M I Ill'll.H I M i. Phone I IS would not have proved very expen lelightful towns located on the .shores eiver The great blunder of nnrrow of these henutiful bodies of fresh watfaxltn Aiiv*;t "till R *p ff*»n .»lln ■ streets is now dally regretted, for «’ *. In Florida’.*. highland , K Is ■ntF.AMr.mcAN PRESSASSOCIATION the action of making then, wider is a l° « Ct * hiro« « 1 \ n THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 Sanford Daily Herald - *- ---— ~ —_ — A new Library Building in the center of the* city. — Extension o f the prescnt'bulkhoad tin the lake shore. — The new pier and boat basin finished before January, 1921. . d.— A big Auditoriu rut hut will seat at least 5,000 people. 5.— New home for the Ctunpboll-I.ossing Post, American Legion. * t C.— A Community Chest out of- which all funds will be drawn. 7. — Tw o mill tax for publicity purposes. 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works and L; soft water.* ’ ' A * 9. — Systematicitjuito most]campaign and clpaher city, come here ono year from todnj’. 10,—Ten thousand peopl , vW? hM t 7 **",? ;.7 f B an k 1. 2. 3. ; W kitchen. bcadmllirters in the I o f A Sanford Institution under the direct man­ agement o f the following board o p d ir e c t o r s . .u... . J. It. Anthony, \V. H. Tunnicllffe, Dr. S. Pulcston, E. H. Hawkins, W . E. Scoggnn,( " ummc/ HEALTH tint lt*a these little spells that make Us appreciate tho wundera o f our cli­ mate. The Fiji Islander doean’t ap­ preciate his weather. Tho average person doesn't value his teeth until he hmi passed through ?evernl Beige.! of toothache.—Jackson- DISTRICTS TW ENTY-ONE OF villa Journal COUNTIES NOW COVERBD 1 BY IT E M ) NURSES WE saOUl.D HAVE A COUNTY '■ FAIR • Hy* T li# illift flit t r lf l*ri*»^i 1ACKSONVII.I.E, Feb. 21. - - The must expensive umkrt k l -• ,pa, ( -[he project nought ,olH,ht hv Seminole county should by y»nator Senator bturnId look took for- Mate has been surveyed nnd valuable sen!'* ran never be made v 1‘ rl n(l pfctcj)cr the digging of the ncces-i ward to a county fair next year. It information obtained upon vvhi.h m?y _ matter how strong nri t!* r>rl 1ni*> 11 .iry ,heit ruhajs and the daepeniogIM not lwo ''inly to think about it or to planned the future activities of the\ EDY put foith, of the existing natural watervayn too enrly to begin planning it. There Mate health department nn relating to Florida weather again. Cotorndo Salt Hike ( ity nnd Co oralf>j whorc*b>* it wouid be potsihk* to pass j are nt present several fine tracts o f maternity and child welfare .acconlSprings are two cities of wide itreetr, from I-nko Apopka to I^ikc Tuhope-{Itfttd nearThe city that could Ik* utllix- ing to n report suhmittyd by Lnurio; And everything id lovely on the St. —althmigh both were planned dgcadas : thin were nrcumpli hed.f .'l fo? the fair ground;* mid the nth* .l uit Bold, of m the ^ ' director '■1 ■ m -Bureau " ’ of.* Johns, i, before tbs automobile w o * »•»•»:» » , lettr sailittg down the letic park and for various amwementsf Child Welfare in this itatg.hut both desired those magnl m t - j ,, ,l l i n , jVl.] to IJtko Okeachobet*j aiiif Sanford nnd Samliiolp county] With the pfesent limited facUIUe*! npnitment the resilience districts. i ~Jr. . 1 C. F. Williams , ‘ -.;r" - • 1* if . A L L DEPOSITS. INSURED - : t V* * PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida mmmmi — a * ■■V - It Isn’t All a la tte r of Fact Wider streets, yet there is difriettUy l n v . , ^ rluxUlt•i wait ii, if ful>; anything or toward ..iiytlung. The field for enrh nurse “ it would sdehi j for the vehicle In the grv.it r number impossible for any person t-i leave ly devilope I. would give to Flo-kin the 1'amim’ Tim esay:*: ------------«,— of thoroughfares. most thorough network of commercial The fairs of the South—more cspec- r.i.y :;oit of mprk," tho v. -ort comDo we hear the-workmen getting, Through Florida there arc rights of and pleasure waterways existing any­ indy «if Florida—are unique in one re- u.cnted, l>ut from 'October tu the la^t busy this week on the now paved that *.hou!d govern you when you coma to have vulcanizing done her?. way -of ample si*e for all time to where in Uie .World. This is a ibvtinp- ■pert, in that they nre held in the win-'of January -1,012 mothers wi.-re given streets and the boat basin nnd the Wnrt'dcra things are often made to look m* attractive ns th? best. ci,me, hut when each town or city D moot that is sure to come some (b y; j ter. There is no other Mate in the Instruction, It was pointed out that municipal pirr? Quality should he demanded i m well. OUR R EFU TATIO N FOR DO. jmet there crimes the penurious »Mwit jt May rnt j!t> p, tho next ten yean;i UnlajB, except i t . may he Cntifornio',;the field nurses haVt* no moons of in* ING V n .t'A N IZ IN G of the lust han been honestly earned and will o f a plate laid oui v it a mu -a - jn), [j w|il, bcraunc such a de*| which holds wlntc fairs. Agrkultur- dependent transportation trnn>p*irlat|nn ami that Even the school busses are not ex-, , ' . . . he t Ireauouslv maintained. When jou have tirca vulcanized here you . , . , . , .. valued nt extortionate prices In pbc ■• -v?bipment ml bil'to that of- Hi ate a I ni fails in nil the nor thorn states arc onr*((uentiy they ctp otiliter many empt from paying n a letlcrai federal tax tnene, then-. , ,- . , , , can he mire that gtm.1 • nice h< accompanied by good reaults.every 1 , . I, , of being almost free, ati was actually highway? would tend sljll futther tu;held when the harvests are gathered, ptfddern* ill m oving a i n ' t the rural «?nys rhe man who talks war in the , , . ............. tin’ cose. Every city shoulu take the make .iir Hotilh Fluvlda, a r* -.i paru- .-md the produ'. tinn ttme. * crop* Is coded sections. future had better'have his life insurcarFcst opportunity to broaden its - ire.— Lakeland Mar relrg/nm. f-.r that sen*.on. The f nir c-.-nson up Ne-ther a their vend * ed for he wi be killed In the rush— streets, or ns many o f them r.s can ---------ii -— -—there runs from late Acgual into Sep* p: thetically cverynda-* to get away. be no improved a possible; and in --------- -o A II.lt * i '»DS A lt F RES’ L K N IS IIIN t . £l » ’ >■ ' » « ' ! G ;t i Then th -y have said. "In pr ill* of the1 fa-, i that there after years the abetting properly will . '-ostia's work lo ki-v b:e-i s-i niu- h i *y piv**n, thi­ The Senators have finally tailked DEIMEIED ROLLING RTOCa t*£1‘ resuits • be declared the most valuable to be Oak A venu e and T h ir d F ir e c t Sbrppnnl-1ovvi.i-r ll ri VV.M'ful d ovv, lln- grain*. »■ 1 |j-- gras**--, the Ship Subsidy Kill tn death. This found i;i the tn'Toi; ioaiity I’nl-iU.,i . i. tlic* fat cattle, igi'oianrt*. f . ..its and th -.* fb .it th.* report -mid “ mi th:* ia what we are paying our money for Eu-v r.illr*M*.d • id! over th* eotintiy PHONE ! - S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A — nonntors nnd representatives who ! are a sign ..f pr^pgruin* times. Kv- I h" lings and tin* hi--p. And they, part of th gt to■*:. I pi'blir i •ardlng i ItoAv bnmT : ll.-it ,ili,io.-t t ’-ery m;,l >• a brave show. In atmg us per- it no evinced b the r. c;jI ion given • pend their time iu talking hills !-• mnmGrj- v> n* in the emintiy has tib-mt ii|I*hapvin number i f ( tSi.bHora, for they* the nurses at * in- places ami lav death while we pay the expense? of DJSt I.MHINf. fiol Itt'KfS OF NEWS han-'1 have had^ inudi longer experience in Ira k of vii ici Miin-.iig «•• th-.* *part u{ till- tan*Inc * it ran comfort ibly c- the government.’ » t t " , 1 A peculiar angle of iu-v. -paper pri­ dll*. Train* demands hive call d ialo !f*v*hff fair? an.-l t.. ir agriculture is'tae guiera! p ibkc u( tin* tmrpoHes for a .-*(*d, the report st . and g r e a te r | f)tirin)t tho month o f March, accor vilege h:i- «h-vtloped A! St. IVtershiirg use certain cinsses of 'rolling fttwk solder tlu.n o n s. 'I :n*y wore holding -vliich thvrc iu*m-s urk- wurkin-;. .u; I* if.ken m m ) tig nurses fo r ing to the report, baby clinics will It is discovered today that the re­ where th:* f’-mnly Judge has ordered rtuied nn'ay iu llu* lean mnuth’i of fa^r.i In fore Florida w.i oignniocd an A .:v:t eg 1 | *ii i a rou idod i-|i work lii.-in for iit u*:' *>r.iri.-li ron’diute.l in tiiiee counties, the aiir parations money paid by Germany for n newspaper wri'ei to disolo-e the !P2I and ! P w i t h ih** idea in vi* w a •tale, oivl wink ike w i t hulk of f.-,rt that :n ln:-'.i ig j • **» w«*rH » sr *.f | ubi.i. health v.otk. i livin g le ft in the county a suffHe tho pnst two years is five billion nnd source o f infoMtiatii-ll U:i-d in n reiii Mial it would h y.*ni- lrt-fii.-i u e i t ’ dmnnm w v- i .‘ U iiin d e huntiiip bn «i?e v.-isTh r::i in im poitant j.n t in the |n*,voring length o f tim e t-> do the follow-ad six hundred millions. It sound-* big o f att.il-- in it: To'in-t N't w;. of that -.i-. bi again 1** made of the e piipincat, ground, and an; kind of ngneulture cation o f the j* -•ir i i inf-iiit m -nt'ility, ii . icport * in- work whlrh Includes the education t { enough to .make us v.under if our in­ city, relating t > the vi-datimt of ibr- ItUt it ho.- all been prc*’.?d into ee: v --was thought inip*. : it.fr. am tin t "t ■ P i .i i n’ the m: i w-ma nf mid the parent? iu the need for corrective come lax is going Inwnru the payment li-bicg laws, under pennliy of puni Si-, '**(* thmigh ti t! in -.iiiricicnt quant ilies' Hut v,e a • I’ anuiig rapidly, and ha.e Iiron give., o' (. vi far I'a tid l.'Jk’ a w *rii.where tie', iu indicated and ol Mile sum. nit-nt for contempt of t om I, ’.i i; e • the di maiuk-t. IlgUlt” corn pi I now ait the pr< jTce-.sive counties arc to preparatory n i.,---------- o -----«*— warm 1,012 have been -proper cure and feeding of the irfral r.iiiivrives Th report* r Sum it'fus" l to ipv’ t' *i by '‘ flailwa;. Age" allow that foi ^holding fail. , which in qunlity o f pro* tho remit? have l.v i riven individual i.’ .tru tinn during the aiuhlhe nuislng mother. Kissimmee is having much publicity ih.- desired info, mat km, on tin* ground' tk • v.-e.'k eliding Fehipary 10 th? reil.E'. ct can v with any in tho rich efforlN lime been and ;:r month period of the bureau’s _ Just now over the alleged operations tint it eatno to him in confidence nnd road** of tie* United Stales ocdisredUaunti* t of the north, ninth, and in extent the health standard in the rural dia- Relation ESSEX STUDIO OI’ EN ot the Ku Klux Klan III that city and'that he car,not reveal the identity *>f 7.* Iw .motives 2.tilt) freight freiglit cars c;u‘» a:nU, and[and varjety can far surpass them..Wc t. ■t v.i. ■t*- |.hy Iciana are few and Isr jurpasa '. , A T OLD I'llIL L II'S STAND e mid-wErs tho iecounty. Well, the K. K. K. given much hi * Infoinmnt witli >ut breaking Ids f hnlti f RpAt tvi winter I'ccnuse every far between, rather tl): i in towm* ON* NORTH I'ARK AVENU room for publicity and makes wonder­ plight;;. war Tho judge lin.i given, Rail oad wo kcr. will he into*•esi* i . n i , i i . i ... i. t. , , u »* .. . h .......i . i .... i ...i. . I --I i aa... . II supplied and vvheri ful reading whenever it threatens to the new spar* r man n week la 'Think for ihe mast •'Th- i women : the ii : i. h iividunl par-' !,rutm HIi onrant-ations o f var E. ’ !. E* i ". now lui i eveiything Ii N it itvo.r.' Not in n:ic week or any min- em, n.i fotl-iV, . * ho dull. ifliti ml . c l '.*< men v. ’i*1. vv«- ran ir a ’.e a diiiplny * g.tlj* : *• 11 the I ** I-'.' hare a. the hi*sex studio nt Ike oili ber of hv dei In11* the rt'i itrter. ti j r * . . Ei. U. n nti* r V. • rtl nt - t i iilia r pi idu. t. ', I a.I|i].. st.iifiu oj/imrth 1’atk iiu*nu(| vvi!! he 'line g ill n :i ■ .1-terimn Amt • ?| « ? 1v . Mik-«)., 1,,1'U i ' ■ Rill Glenn threatens to make 11.>1■ 1 _ ' ( _ * '' Mr. and Mra. Krnex have liecn Dolly deliver an nddre at the o.-\i t il' i l- ) 11.1 1111 Th; M diiti . . nli. . o dell .1 Pi MrM r* poBt three weekr getting e it muy tv it nl Uit St. 1‘i ■* r -bill 14 C-I.L, ;*nd i F. elite J,!C* IdC niiiii Vl!’. Orlando Fair. Given it year to stodii read dve: tell igh bail tab a: phiitugrapftl Itlays. They nre getting tho rock and struggle. II? has relajimii a lawyer, liop|it*c-Tar - nf ii!i>*-s. r or no:k of n|| kind? and cnlargeiwW A hey will soon lie putting on the an who advice (kr.i licit an> numb* r nf I he Ml Oar1*1 f.nt great eduehlbcml u *.v(r> *'•* Essex has had many years o cauri-t hive held (hat aeitlur jid g. iphnlt ami then we will have a fin* Jti'l IP tmi llal i.ii *. li.hit. They see there a variety and ",t, antagonise!!* i or some unae* expertancL* in photographic; work o nor jfn y can i<s|Uire a new. pajier mini sixteen foot road ail the way. 1 he Mobile & Ohio ordered io:i box quality nf fmits and vegetable;* tiiai ottiitable icason, either fnk*? modes- and thi :jue..tis'i in -all kir.ihi, aud recently moved fro; to tcil th? source of his news. Whetli- In l <. 10(1 f-lnek cars anil 200 hoppei ■■ —o---------make? them open their eyes in won- ty, timidity or a*i unwlljingncs# lo menthiy leporta of nl^ cases handled Tampa here after looking over thJ IFiffhivay beautification in Semi- ,,r *,r 1,01 l,iC3e alleged precedents c m -. dering surprise. They see well bred discuss these matters with stranger*, by them. Silver nitrate in wax am- entire state, nolo county should be taken up vigor­ cr the pending case remains to be do-1 The Atlantic Const Line onlere.1 ciitte and hogs that would be st/ong women daily*endanger their live** andpules may be obtained by them from• — — ously anti it is high time we were eideil by .higher courts, than the one'.Mni box earn, part* of which nre to competitors in any northern fair, aiid tii? lives of their prospective iliil- the localregistrar, and in* this vvayjSKATING , DANCING AND.SPEC1 directly involved. Hut this thought iR. | ,uilin IU own chop? . looking into this important subject they go mvay with broader and more'dten." they are brought eltm-r in touch with IALTIES.-— L A K E M ARY SKATIN'! witli the idea nf putting something comes t< the Tribune: Wherein lies I The Chiengo, North Shore & Milcoiie-t view? as to the possibilities tj ;(. nccj ihat skill mid tact he cm* the i* gistrar, which brings about bet- ACADEMY, W EDNESDAY NIGHT, aifc j wiitiket* Urdcred 20 general aerviee oVer the minute the width of the state the* vaim :>f the dir el o*u res * made and advantages o f Florida. They ployed In the work is readily rccog-;ter Idrvh registration.” j 2S0*3t read is outlined. And then keep the available for punishing the guilfy and cars and IS gondola ears, Spread t!u* knowledge they hare gain;____ _ • ___.L l ___ _____ _ ‘ . ' Tin Huffulo, Kocheitcr & Fittscow* o ff the roads. They nre u men- thus deterring other * from committing ed all over our mvn nnd foreign land*. ~• H25G ia*zz5c^2=rj^niaz3G 2i2aE2aBa3Bra B j nee to navigation nnd to the* ahrub- like offenses, of what use Is the ex* burgh ordered BO catvoose ears and . s ni^ advertising proposition, pure ’ 2.7 dump («rs. ThU vompany also or-i A , V ' ....... U ...... , ' . * bery that will be planted on the high- posure? . , „ . „ , , ami simple, every fair given in the W ANT AD RATES AND RULES At any rale, if the enso goes to the delcd > coaches, .> baggage and mail; , , , . ,, .. , , * way* later. ,, , state ih worth many times its rest. A » higher courts, we will have thri. privi­ nnd, U baggage , •* , aggnge cars. an educator for our own people too, it Those order* bring the total new , . , ,, , . - , . : _p More nnd more, every day in every lege of hearing another judicial de­ THE SANFORD , , * ,, , is invaluable. It shows them what cision of the privilege? of n newspap­ equipment, ordered by the railroad* . . . . , , . . . . | Way, the government is framing taxes M A IL SERVICE ti, . i i-r-i i jtno best minds, using the best niether man,—Tampa Tribune, H ERALD Uua jear tu date t i SfiJ locomotive^,: ,. , , , l>. that hit the poor man and allow the Flip and use this blank for tvritinff your want nd nnd mail D i:7,0Jfi iii'. c___ ____ . r.o-i .......... . «'d» ran mhicve. and inspires tnenr freight ears and f>2J passenger x rich man to escape. There is no inthe Stanford Herald with the spirit o f emulation. It makes taikclaml Star-Telegram, ■ Classified Ads lc a word. No ad « duccment now for the poor man to LINKING UF FLORIDA’S INLAND > . for progies; in many different direc­ W ATERW AYS '__ _____ n - -____ taken for less than 2.7c and posi­ For computing cost of want ads per insertion read carefully rate < own property, to build, to do ntiylhing tions,- May the contagion continue to FLORIDA WEATHER tively no classified ndn charged to ami rules to the left and remit according to number o f insertions! - Constructive. Ho is harassed nnd spread until every county in Florida One o f the great wonders of Fieri-------anyone. ‘Cash must necompany *11 of the ad you desire. Remit by Express Money Order, Draft, l’ost-l otfico Order or Registered Letter. Address fcommumcotioas *°| da, aside from her climate, is her The Fiji Islander doesn't boost of has its annual fnir, for there is no orders. Count the word* and remit q ‘’ l f•i *• l' 1" The Sanford Herald. 1 chain of lakes and rivers, h God-given j the foot that the suu always shines county that has not something Worth accordingly. showing and exploiting. HELL WHEN U gift of such enormous valuj that those] on lu? native land and the air is nl• ______ _____ N a m e ....................... .1.......................... ......... Amount.. YO U R REAL LIST IT o f us who reside here permanently vyays balmy, it’s the only kind of Set in LIGHT FACE OAFS or KALE— ARMV SHOES—KA LE—We Address....... ..... W ITH US E STA TE fail to fully appreciate dml under­ weather he, ban ever known., it’* the No. Days.... Iliack Face, double tho above rate. have just bought a tremendous >stand. One** in a while an effort i* monotonous routine to him. Postoffice........ ......... To R u n ...... The glory o f Florida weather is that Mock of Army .Munson Inst shoes to made through the state and national governments, to carry out some form it has its idiosyncrasies. While ns a be sold to the public direct. I rice The Counting of Words Includes the Words “ Wanted", “ For S n l c e t c . , nnd the Name nnd Address. Spencer Height lots are going of improvement o f these waterways rule it is touched with the breath of $2,76. These shoes are 1 0 0 ' solid fast. One of the best nub-divis­ i i o f such nature n» to make them avail- the tropics, there h» always the possi­ leather with heavy double soles sew­ ion* in ,Sanford and nil lug lot*. ed nnd nailed. The uppers are of # ¥*** ■ a, wm m m m * • • -r * , ****“****«****»»»»* • • • * • « ...,. able fpr the use-of man for commer­ bility it will be different. It’s this See us now nnd nick while pick­ heavy tan chrome lehther with betcial purposes. For years plans have quality that mnkrs it ideal ing Is good. Easy terms. Fur the pnst few. days the weather 1,0'v* tongue, thereby making them been discussed for the taking over by the federal government of the canal han boon cold, at least, to those who j waterproof. These shoes are selling • t.*.***l I system that extends fro nr the Georgia nr^ accustomed- to Florida In all her; very fast ami we ndviso you to order ^^••*********1 boundary at the St. Mary'tf river, seasons. In the mornings for a few ai once to insure your order being fillAGENTS * * "*** 1 *® ?mmm■41 down the east const to Hbcnyno lmy hours we have had to wear light over* ed. The size* are l> to 11 all widths; pay postman on receipt of good? or coats. And actually been forced to ami to Key West, this section being R E A L ESTATE *•*••»*• **«*-* . l u ; the southern end of the Tape <’dd to' sleep under blankets! The kind-heart- send money order. Money refunded !*****•*•*♦••**“*" Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance =* r " 5' Key West Inland waterway. Another cd have permitted tho puppy to for- if shoes are nqt satisfactory.—Tho U. ' -= 0 105 W. First SU SANFORD, F L A _____ ,............of........ ............ ........... ***** * * « * » » » ♦ development our waterways that sake the spot o f Id? Mnrphean in- S. Stores Co., 1411 Drondway, New 182-tfc i* strongly udvoented is the building] dulgcnco on the back porch and eatnb- York City. Kent Vulcanizing’ C om pany Maxwell & Britt . *-s -yl �E R A t n , 'W E D N E S D A Y , F E H m jA T t Y 2 !. 192n HIGH SCHOOL EDITORS SHOOTING JNT1NUES GOOD REC V iriH HIGH .MAN OF il^G, PKZOLI) NEXT ‘ Match was staged last the regular game between can Legion and Merchants. CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor GOLF BOW LING TE N N IS BOXING tied because lie is an optimist who lielie ves only in victory. Jfis cheery words on the coaching lines are often fnr more valuable to the Morale of n ball club than u duster of bore hits," There you have the reason for Jim­ my Austin’s presence in the lineup of the St. Louis Drowns, his fighting Merchants business w‘as spirit. , alleys last night. . The cose o f Jimmy Austin should serve ns a model for every ambitious And the Aniericnn Legion missed youngster breaking into the majors. their best bet by not having Lloyd on Robin Hood plnycd to a packed Never a great ball player, Austin hand. house ilnd every one wns pleased. made himself n most valuable man be­ Chief Chittenden was o ff .some,, hut cause he was always trying, giving his AniK theerowiI will bo kept plensct that was because he had nn exception­ the rest o f the/week with an exccp ally good day nt the go lf links. tionnlly good program. Maybe that boy Tyle ris keeping up “ One Clear Call” will be shown to­ his new stride. Go to it Kid, we’re night with Stars such ns Milton Sills betting on you. in the leading parts. “ One Clear Call” Daytona plays in Sanford Friday U n feature well worth seeing. You’ll night and the Celery Feds intend any so too after tonight. showing their rent class on thin their Mr. Charley Henry nnd his family, lust appearance before tho Sanford ns well as Mr. McCausland, now visit­ public this season. They intend show­ ing Charley, nru the invited guests for ing just how they will do it at Gainestonight nnd will see "One Clear Call" without* charge. score for last night's game Tht> big league games will start scon in thin old state of ours. We ing nt the latter city. The gamu was will all be given the chance to see the a pitcher’s, battle and tho score a tie big boys in action ami there will be whon the episode happened thnt re­ many of the Sanford fans go to the sulted in Nick’s banishment. surrounding towns to see them. Zachary was pitching for Washing­ ton, and with n runner on third, he And it is to lie Imped that there will Merchants made a motion thnt Owens interpret­ be enough public spirited fans in Suned ns a balk, ruled waving ford to see thnt we are prepared to in the runner from third with what have them play in Sanford next year, proved to be Uie deciding tally o f the nnd if possible have a big league game. team train here. It can be done. . Altrock dashed madly front the bench to protest. Owens didn’t wait More new ones every day taking for him to reach the pints before golf lessons from the pro. There will landing o f the Cluba warning him to stop. In a loud voice be some sweet old marches this sum­ ‘ Won Loi Owens shouted: mer amongst the Sanford players “ What do you know about balks? when they have more time to play I f you come up to the plate you are than now. Some of the Sanford through!" bunch are getting into the big league Nick stopped in his tracks, but he c l a s s . figured he still retained the right of speech and, imitating the- manner of the umpire, shouted in an equally loud voice: "No one knows more. 1 have been Stetson University wishes .to an­ making balks all my life, fooling the nounce to you that, on February i!7. umpires nnd getting away with it.” 28, March 1 and 2. there will be hidd ps Austin in “ Well, here is once the umpire isn’t a Dramatic Festival nt the Athens American League going to be fooled. You can go to the theatre, Del.nnd. dub house and amuse yourself. You’ re These plays have been under the not funny to me today.". able direction of Irving Stover nnd p p lS , Feb. 21.—Jimmy AusNick was through for the day. Eugene L. Miller for several months, bagfiln he a member of the' Mr. Miller has spent many years.in r* fps signed contract has just promoting the great plays of ShakesR ® - at the offices of the lo-j Complete Plans jienre and is recognized ns nn actor urteah league club. For Aviators to aud interpreter of rare ability. He Debars of ago, having outlivpiny the leading role in all plays Land at Miami will phtfulne&s s i a regular, Jimmy presented nnd is doing all in his pow­ ja, atlll regarded ns n n\ost er tt# give you n treat o f extraordi­ ( II t T h » A u n rln lrd P r * M l \asset by tho owners of tho MIAMI, Fob. 2lh— Captain Oliver nary value, lie ’ is manager of the Person, U. S.' Army air service, com­ “ Plnyers Guild" of Toledo, which is ie?. Business Manager i pleted plans here today'for the landing an organization of National repute in rywho directs the affairs o f army (Hers who leave Kelly Held the dramatic world. Mr. Miller has (ixplakis everything in . a fur Texas March I on a defensp dem­ brought special scenery . with him, onstration (light to Porto Rico and which will greatly add to the artistic t of Austin makes him a return. The (light will be from Kelly features of these productions. p to the Browns. A play- Feld to New Orleans, Montgomery, Season tickets will range from $1.50 n nutans much to a team. Arcadia, Fla., then Havana and Sail to $4 and single admission from 50c io fights, In defeat he Juan. to $1.25. Seats may be reserved at Allen’s Drug Store or by writing to s-dflt of Austin becomes the Tho Herald delivered six times a H. Gallant, llox 740, Del-nnd, Fla. H -Browns. Austin is cur- week for loc. We will greatly appreciate any rodpcratloh you may bo able to oiTer SKATING, d a n c i n g a n d s p e c ­ in making this dramatic nnd educa­ i a l t i e s .— l a k e MARY SKATING tional enterprise n grand success. Sincerely yours, ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Green Room Club Flayers. ' 280-8tc TORTURED M ANY YEARS BY , KIDNEYS. " I have had kidney troublo fur twelve years," writes H. P. Pinkney, West Jackson, Miss. “ Pains in back, joints, catches in tho hips, run down nnd getting up too much during the ')ght. But since taking Foley's KidPills, my suffering is over, nnd I Vo a new mnn." Backache, ‘,1c pains; kidney and bladder quickly relieved with Foley Pills. Refuse substitutes, lnFoloy'a Honey nnd Tar. Sold Katherine McDonald in “ Her Social Value” tomorrow night- Does a wed­ ding ring bring happiness? You can see for yourself tomorrow night. And the big week end feature “ Ebb Tide” will be shown Friday nnd Saturday nights. “ Ebb Tide" is n picture lielng talk­ ed about nil over the country nnd one Sanford people should see. It Is pro­ duced by the mn» that produced "The Shiek" and ho uses a marvelous cast ill this picture. Never has such a wonder story of the South Sens been written ns Rob­ ert Louis Stevenson's "Ebb Tide." Never have such breathless thrills, such colorful romance, been packed in­ ti one picture and shown to packed houses. The big bet of the week, see ii, "Ebb Title” Friday and Snturdny. Son of Wealthy Man Commits Murder For YVhich Another Pays . FORM AN ASSOCIATION represented by I to! on «lv Mont mull in Oiriccra of O il * s t a t e usttclnUon elect­ ed Richnnl Nay I o f of the Lakeland Porcolflttir, president; Helen Ctibberly, of OnineaviUu Comet, vice presi­ dent; Edward Eiehrtaedt of Cocoa Journal, secretary nml .treasurer. Lakeland was the host during th§ latter part o f 4he week of many young people associated with the va­ rious publications hailed by tho bi;:h schools of the state. Editors, or. as­ GTICE o r SPECIAL MEETING < TH E STOCKHOLDERS Ob* SE.M sociate;), were? present from Plant INOLB COUNTY HANK, A City, Spokesman, Cocoa School, Jour­ CORPORATION nal, IIrudentown Oracle, Sarasota Sa­ ra Sat us, Gainesville Comet, Tarpon Notice U iqreby given that a Spiv Springs Silver King. ’New putt RUhcy Gulf HI Life, Rollina College Sand- ml meeting of the stockholders ol ujmr, while the Putnam Prattler wax SUaiinolo County Hank, n corpora d at Sanford, Florida at t«;n O’clock a. ^i. a l the offices of paid corporation, for the purpose of . wr.ihiarinif and acting upon a pro­ position to increase the capital stock in -'Oit i r;-..iai or. fr.-in the sum of , !-0,0 tu.oj ,.i ilOO,000.00, and for the Iran r.vliutt *>f any arid alt business necc! dry or dc.tirabU? in connection th<; i With, By oid cr of-the President. Attest: A. It, KFV, Cashier, 2 2! 2 , ' 7-1 f-2l. thero is a most effective danger signal to warn you—your car comes to a stop with­ out any particular amount of damngo being done. It is different when you run out of lubricating oil in your motor: there nre no warning signals, nothing to flag your attention until great damage has been done. The greatest single factor in the eco­ nomical nnd efficient operation of a motor car is the proper lubrication of it. t nginc. Sufficient quantity, iho. rigH quality, the proper weight or fpr.de, and the frequent replacement of oil arc the- things you want to watch. ' .* You can solve all these problems by putting nothing in your cranf case but Polarine, consulting the chart of recom­ mendations to determine just \vhr.t p r.de your car requires, and renewing y o u r o il completely after it has bee i used for six or seven hundred miles. There is no variation in the quality of Poldrine. Wherever you see a dealer who displays n Polarine sign, von may led as­ sured that you can get there the finest motor oil on the market.to-day. I l l y T k r A M u r ln lr d t'rra a l WILMINGTON, O,, Feb, 21.—Louis Vnudervoort, soil of a wealthy James­ town farmer, pleaded guilty to a charge o f murder in the second de­ gree In-re yesterday and Judge F. M. Clevenger immediately sentenced hint to the Ohio penitentiary for life. Vandervuort admitted the killing of Spec­ ial OtTiecr Kiimst McCmight here February Yl, 11)22, for whose death Leroy McKinney, of Cincinnati, is serving a life term in the peniten­ tiary. McKinney ami his wife asserted from the first that the charge against him was "a frame up.” They declar­ ed that it had been necessary tp “con­ vict someone" to obtain a reward for the special officer's death. Mrs. Mc­ Kinney testified she was In a picture show with her husband when the mur­ der wns committed. Vnndervoort was indicted nlso for grand larceny. Ae shot McCreight while attempting robbery, officials said. The Herald delivered six times a week for 15c. Daily Fashion Hint CORRECTED NOV. I4T1I, 1922 South Bound Arrive Departs 2:40 n.m. H:40a.m. t :3B p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Northbound Arrive 1:48 aun. Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:65 p.m. 4:05 jun. M O T « ritby Branch .ORIDA i SMART WITH SLENDER LINES Smart frocks, slender of line nrr the ones Paris continues to sjKinsor most enthusiastically. Satin doth may be used do develop this model with ovalshapt^l neck and kimono sleeves lengthened with (lowing sections ithered into narrow wristbands. ie side drapery is faced with contrasting material and the girdle secured with two lovely buckles of bronze with jade centers. ' Medium size rtqulns. 4H yards 40-inch material, Pictorial Review Drew' No. I i l l , Sues, 34 to 46 Indies bust. Price, J5 Arrive i• iLiu.t i 4 Departs 7:00 a.m, 3:25 p.m. Lecahurjr Branch Arrlvo Oviedo Branch Arriv* ....... 7*45 p.m. x— Daily, except Sunday. Departs gunrtls ns to quality nnd uniformity that nro given to Polarine. Crown Gasolirtu u a fuel thnt w ill give you quicker pick-up nnd greater power. INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �4 -'J&rJk/rAT, f f * id n Ba Mi Mi Ml m * hn BUSINESS 5 DIRECTORY S You tan find the name of ercijr lire Business Man In Snnford In this Column each day. M ha *» JL_____ ■ Card* of Sanford's Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, in hia rbbocn pro* fusion the Herald returnmends to the people. ta Si tj tj >3 «3 S: t j rj iu PURELY ! PROFESSIONAL! h tj n M ti tj n n to Rail Negotiations Cool1 l > I I I I I 1 George A. DeCottes ...Tin*...' • Seminole Priniertj Alturney-al-Lnw OUR PRINTING P|n|tM,.i]it Orer Sualnole County Hank OUlt I-KICI. * " ' s* Phone 401 SANFORD -:* FLORIDA 902 French Avcnue- Quick Service Transfer Stomffe Facilities If we pleaae you, tell others; If not, tell us. Phone 49$ . SANFORD N O V E LTY WORKS FRIOI) R. WILSON A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W First National Dank Building SANFORD Classified Ada tc a word. No nd taken for less than 23c and positively no classified nils charged to anyone. Cosh^must accompany all orders. Count tho words and rcntll accordingly. FLORIDA MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ICHELLE M AINES V. C. COLLER, Prop- LAW YER — Court House General Shop and Mill Work FOR s A l.K — Fresh extracted honey, FQR SALE—Wood for sale, small $1.00 per gnllon. Bring container, .Mocks and trimmings from the 1020 Union Avo. 282-llp crate mill. 30c a wagon load nt the FO lPSAIA l^D oaier nnd Gaya*.paints mill. Fine to make your heavy wood and Tarnishes nt Sanford Novelty bum well.—Sldnholser’s Mill. • 5 234-o.o.d-lwp Worka, Sanford agents. 183-tfc CONTRACTOR and B U ILD E R Byea Examined BIT Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. a W. H ERND O N fa^rti IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y FIRE--------AUTO--------DON HS S. 0. Shinholser ra r 1<1 Contractor and Builder *!* SANFORD Fl.Olt II) A A. P. Connelly & Sons K atslill.h ed 1 IHM K-a-’r-A-T-n n -r-A -i, Farma In i r .im r n l. I ' n - l h i p n i i f J I mill I n m iru nrp lllr H u rel, It.m il. I.ofs lla m r. I.unit. Ilo .ln ri. I’ n i f f r l f Ilu .ln r.* C bnnrr. Haiti OfTIco. lirctscir s A .v p o n n REALTY CO IIPA N Y i.\ v t:s T iii:.\ T I 'k i i n r 4 H ih h im m 1 0 1-s W u cno lln A i r . S T E W A R T ir iiT fio r is t Cut Flowers------------- Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants 814 Myrtle Ave.- -Phone 200AY Glasses Designed FARMERS— You can get seed bed FARMERS— Plenty of saw dust free at Shinholser’s Mill. It's the right frnm—i and irrigation plugs at tfcs Henry McLautfn, Jr., 254-e.o.d.4wp Sanford Novelty WorkL 100-tfc kmd fo r tiling. Opt. D. TTfk SANFORD SIGN SHOP paints FOR SALE— Controlling Interest in Optician-Optometrist Signs of any kind. Quick service, Miami. Imrgo hardware store do✓ i l l Baat Flret Street Sanford, Fla. big business. ' Reason for selling oth- Prices right Phone 480-W. 282-Stp er interests. Address 711 N. Miami \\ K ARK ready to take ordure for any Florida. hind of baby chlekfr nt 12 Vi each.— ELTON J. MOUGHTON Avenue, IIox 20, Miami, 2-12-e-b-d-3w Mrs. Wm. Wood, Genova Bridge. A R C H IT E C T \ ltd -1tw-p FOK S A LE —Tomato plants, now ready.— Ivnn II. Kubow, Mecca Room 7, Miller Illdg. Hammock. 275-7tp chill blasts of the northern cold wave i AN FORD -t- FLORID A FOR S A LE —15 acre farm, nil tiled, hut this condition was due to the un­ best in Sanford.—\V. J. Thigpen. usually warm weather of the Inst two DR. R. M. WELSH 277-file mouths, it was asserted. Graduate Velprinurinn r S. J. Slight, a large shipper, declar­ FOR S A LE —Thirty-five lots at $35 Telephones' OITiro ed ho Imd inspected many groves in per lot on Lake nt Lake Mnry. Ad­ Office 12j Opposite P. O. dress Owner, care Herald. 27tJ*4tp1 Orange county ntid had failed to find Residence 2u7 DeLnml, Florida FO R S A L K — L o t on W est First” .St. jdamage even to tho new growth. Slm270-fit 11 dnr statements wore made by L. A. 20*1 Park A vc. W. J. TIIIG PEN Makes, itinnnger o f the Citrus SubExchange, Lawreneo tlcntilos, A. J. FOK R E N T Real Estate Nye, V. 1 1 . Newton of Standard Grow­ FIDE, LIFE, A CTO INSURANCE F O R R E N T — Fn fn t room and kitchen­ ers, F. L. Kelly o f American Fruit ette furnished, also two furnished Growers, und other \vidcly known men bed rooms, 701 Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. A. I. Spencer 282-:.tv in the citrus industry here. S P IR E L L A CORSETIERE Some damage to the vegetable fields FOR RENT— Eight room house, well in West Orange was reported, though Snnford and DeLund located.—A. P. Connolly & Sons. it-was declared it was nof as great I*. O. Address, 228 So. Boulevard " 269-tfc as had been estimated at first. Fields Phone 408 DeLand, Florida FOK RENT—5 room bungalow" nnd! where the crops were not protected n i> l> ¥A C A C W R f T i Bar" ffe* Everything convenient.,wjU 1kj Mt bnck ubout lhrto U K . ts . L I. JApply at cannona store, C c l e ^ A v e - ' j , . ^ wMnil|te „ f crop flnma(,e was AnnounrcM I hr removal of hiH oil ken intie. .. * i4 B ■ / , < » r The A».oclol.d rressl 'fCHICAGOu Feb. 21.—A return to what he termed “ family negotiations’’ between carriers and their employe*, and n change in or the modification of the act creating the.United States Railroad Labor Board, were advocat­ ed here lust night by W. G. Lee, pres­ ident of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, speaking before the West­ er!) Railway Club. %ttj to e, tho first union chief to apeak before the club, composed al­ most entirely of railway operators, received round after round of ap­ plause. • The speaker acknowledged that the labor hoard had been instrumental In continuing railway service on more thun one occasion, but asserted that rail employes "do not believe In en­ forced submission of their differences to any court." • President Harding’s plan of a new division o f the Interstate Commerce Commission to decide disputes be­ tween carriers and employes received no support from Mr, Ixc. "Wo bfliev if the r iggestion o f the pronident were enacted into law, it Would mean the meat unfair legisla­ tion affecting mllrond companies, uml their employes that ever was ennetedj’ Mr. Lee said. Fire Spontaneous Combustion In Theory Advanced for Disastrous Tragedy Last Sunday NEW YORK,. Feb. 2L— Spontan­ eous combustion today wna advanced aa tho cause of the dlsactrouJ lire which killed 27 patients and nurses at the Manhattan, State hospital for tho insano on Ward’s Island Sunday. The testimony that defective w ir­ ing* could not have enused the lire wna given at the inquiry held, by Me­ dical Examiner Norris, while Acting Mayor Hulbcrl was in Albany con­ ferring with Governor Smith on nteps to protect other institutions in this country against fire menace. Thomas Leonard, chief engineer nt tho hospital, declared thnt the lights were burning after the lire was well started, even In the ward where; at­ tendants Campbell and Hill wild they had gone out before the blaze wns discovered. This, Leonard said, served to discredit the theory thnt Insulation had beeij broken by blasting of army onginocFs in Hell Gate channel, just south o f the East River Island, nnd that n short circuit had developed. 1 think It must have liven the smoko 1- ._«■ — i :yi * V. .• ♦ iM k - c 7? if't.hc n$5 51 the !*un» Unfit 411 lights were hunting tin' cause was not wiring." ‘-’I f l Assistant Pi^trictii after spending sever*!) hoqr island, said he was w in had been uii in g lig c n cl-o jijl any individual anil thjUTW!*h| nothing which would ' ing before n grand iJ Of the 24 putlcntrAimd nurses who fell victims t!ii£ ait hut fivtfof the l>pdfbi1 covered last night, .but ‘ cates was identilkntion — ■— World W a rV el| | j Invited to, Atteni Augustine. 1 t n r The A «»oeW ile"* 1 ST, AUGUSTINE, Fob. veteran of, tho world war .In will be invited to attend the Leon celebration In St. Augui April I. R and fl, n letter of being addressed the tho t q j f l each legion po*t in the stat nicretary of the Ponce do brat ion executive committee, j --- ---------------------- -------: ' * ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 21.— Whilo it was at first thought thnt the slight freeze which occurred in this section early Monday morning had done some damage to the potato crop In St. Johns county, It in now believed that thr* cold snap may prove a blessing in disguLic lin'd ultimately redound to the profit o f tho growers. This optimistic view has developed from the discovery thnt the freeze lias dune practically no damage to the later plantings, but on the contrary has destroyed any blight and, kilted ■any germs or insects which may have affected the plants on account o f the exceptionally warm season , which was experienced up to Sunday night. ATnothef favorable factor is that the-potato crop wns well nhend of the season and the crop would have, been marketed several weeks .earlier than any previous Hear,on had the plnnts not been set hac khj,' tho cokj. As the old potato supply o f the country la at present far ahead o f demand the com­ mission merchants of tho north and wefft claim that the Florida new pota­ toes will go into n far more profitable market by the delay of several weeks. Many o f tho-growers of the Hast­ ings nnd Elkton sections, who grow most of the. potatoes in this county, wore among the Inter planters and tlyiit-young fieldaxvill not Ik* serious­ ly damaged, hut delayed from 011c to three weeks in maturing. The growers of Federal Point and that section are among the earlier planters every season and it is feared that these older fiields will suffer most. However, it will he recalled that the potato crops of both 191*9 and 1918 in this section were exceptionally big -in yields and fine in quality, yet in both of these ylurs the crops suffered one or more light freezing spells.' written on how to save and why, hut they’re not necessary! ',1 You KNO W you should sftve * and ih a fa start ought to be itl&de. Make it today, at Our S«\Qiigs Department, we will conltdund . the 4.% Interest regularly. ® A C O M M U NITY B U IL D ] F. P. FORSTER, President F. O. B. Detroit Equipped with electric ing and lighting 8”** mountable ri* non-skid ti Ford Sed’ price of $ is the gre ever pro* car of and bee POP CORN F. P. RINES i Light Freeze in f Potato Belt May Be a Blessing .. . ■ . Iwfive per ctMili 1‘rnctire of Dentistry FOR RENT - hive rtiom furnished j General citrus conditions were said SANFORD M ACH INE for theTo General 21 l*2IIJ,'Mcisch lluildlng cottage, adultd only. ?0H West Indicate heavy shipments for the CO M PANY ! Feb. 17, 1923 Sanford, Florida *^t* 208-fjlp1nt.xt two weeks, though less fruit will General Machine nnd Boiler I-OR RENT—Furnished housekeep­ hr moved than has gone out in the Inst Works ing or bed room, $ 1,00 per week, fortnight, which.was nn extraordinary KISSIMMEE'S CHIEF 2d|*2tp heavy shipping period. Prices remain 1314 East 5th Street. EXONERATED OF A LL Cylinder Grinding only fair, oranges bringing approxi­ DARLING CHARGES i — Automobile Repairs W ANTED mately three dollars, f. o, b., nnd Acetylene Welding < .r KISSIMMEE, Feb. 21.—C. II. Drig-; WANED— A chance, to build your grapefruit selling for two dollars n l ’ hone 62-------- Sanford, Florid/t . gen*, chief of police of Kissimmee, j new home before lumber gets .any box. An increase, though, may he ! wan yesterday exonerated by the city higher. Plans and estimates furnish-1expected Liter, it was said in some in L. H. HODGINS ■council from 1harm-1pi >ferret! hy Roy ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfi stances. AUTO RADIATOR AND SHEET Darling who, in an affidavit, dedalVirtually all of the early crop has W ANTED—Smart hoy with wheel.— METAL WORKS ! D iiggeri and others hud Mugged b eii moved and packing houses arc Stone’s Market, Sanford Avenue. ) him and threatened his life because General J ’ upairing I 257-tfc busy now cleaning up w hat' is left. Ill*, wan caught Intruding upon nn op­ Late bloom shipments have been un­ 207 Frcnrli Avc.-------- *-Knnford, Fin. Daily Herald on sale at .Joe’s Smoke en air meeting of the Ku Klux K Ian derway for some time and the volume 1-1-Imp. Moure, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd near here, on February 8. is steadily increasing. It is good fniit, tf Darling’s nlfhlnvlt was filed Monday Hunt’s Pharmacy. fit 111 and well colored, with an excel­ A'tini :igi;o f.*rn lent flavor and is finding a ready .de­ with the judge of the county court. WANTED TO i f f ' HTItOUT FARM AGENCY He charged thnt when he was seized ll3*Ma$nolia \.e. need, for good clean stock will pay mand on the markets. Don’t hue tins if 1 * '(“ I f 1 ytu!. by Khni mrnibers, ( liicf Driggers at­ a good price. Address W. P. Newell Most of the shippers expressed tho ! nWi* tempted to hit Iti 111 olt tin* he.ni with Co.. Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, belief thnt there will ho no more cold Garni 5 room i t e , ■IV t .i j , a blackjack. Darling further ibtiined Fla. neighbornool 1’. • 27!1 tfe weather (his winter. They want rain, or. House in e -t • ■■; lb■ t»n* thnt threats wire inioh* against iiis GtlOD JOBS for gootl buys; clean and however, soon, declaring all of iKe D A Y ’S DOINGS A T Owner for quiU. fr!" !ivti;i*.i * , ry low life if he revealed tilt names of those healthful work. Opportunity for gloves will bo bene fitted by more N A TIO N ’S C A P IT A L boll nice price, Cll'ib Civ. ft, advancement. Apply Western Union'moisture. Orlando Sentinel. At a special meeting of the city monthly. The uv.mlh'y 'y p.tyinent.1 art* Telegraph Co. , 280-tfc ’ A hill providing $276,000 for sur­ cat paid for [council called yesterday to investigate less than tho nverage ;<• rent WANTED-—By young lady, board and LAKELAND’S HOTEL i tho charges against Driggers, the veys of Western reclamation projects similar houses. room with private family for about TO COST $700,000 wns sent to the president. Why pay. rent when a home can he'chief of police denied all the allcgafour Weeks. I hone or write Room IS A CERTAINTY In the affidavit. President Harding was said confi­ ........... 11 The hear­ 321 Valdes Hotel. bought on such easy terms. 278-tfe' tinns set put > 282-ltp ing tvas concluded with a verdict of dently to expect constantly progres­ LAKELAND, Feb. Sl.— Lakeland's sive Improvement In enforcement of LOST SKATING, DANCING AND SPEC­ not guilty, for Driggers. new $700,000 hotel has become n defi­ prohibition. IALTIES.— LAKE M ARY SKATING LOST—One platinum brooch with 3 nite certainty, with tho announce­ Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smyko Senators hostilo” to'thc shipping hill ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. diamonds set In It. Finder leave at ment just given out through the continued their filibuster with propon­ House, Mobley's* Drug 'Store and 280 lltc Hunt's Pharmacy. tf Herald office and receive $20.00 re Ijikolnnd Chamber o f Commerce, thnt ents threatening to force an all night ward. 278-lfc the contract has been let, and thi^t ac­ session. Dally Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke tual construction'work will l»c begun LOST— One white and red spotted The house passed and sent to the The Daily Herald, 15c per week. House, Mobley’s Drug Store nnd gyp dog. neur county bridge on the about April 1. Operations will be rush­ senate tha Strong hill increasing from Hunt's Pharmacy. tf Wekiwn river, Feb. 14th. Reward of ed so that tlmhotel may lx* opened for $10,000 to $1(9,000 the maximum of business next December. This enter­ land liapk loans to farmers. C A R R Y A SPARE TIR E $23.00.—J, H. Hardin, GO1 Elm. 281-8tp prise is finnmed by the Adulr Realty Supporters of the new restrictive | SPECIAL PRICES ON SPARE and Trust Company of Atlanta, which immigration legislation were said to collectn wna induced to make this hea­ be convinced the legislation Is dead so TIRES GROVES IN THIS vy investment In Lakeland by their far as this session o f congress is con­ ia A coupon given with each FIVE GAL P A R T OF FLORIDA confidence in the city’s future, based cerned. POPPED OR R A W FOR S A L E LON i:ASH o f GAS, good on the record of tho pnat two years, President Hurtling was assured by IN G R EAT SHAPE on .1 Wind Shield Wiiu-r to Iu» give., during which time the company haa Chairman Meyer of tho Interstate > n SIarch loth. been operating herb. H — A T— Commerce Commission that no section Shippers Find Cold Wave Not Arctic Tho contract for construction dins o f the country was In danger of dis­ IOTi Enough to Do Harm been let to" Senter £ Adnir o f Atlanta, tress due to coal nhortagb. tho architects* iieing Rents, Heed A Unanimously, n senate finance sub­ The cltrua industry in Orlando, Or­ Adler o f the same city. The building committee voted’nn adverse report on Corner Sanford A vc. and 1th .St, ange county nnd Central, Florida, fin­ will lw o f Spanish architecture nnd tho Iiursum bill providing a one bil­ 103 Palmetto Ave.- Phone 481-J ished taking account of stock yaater-1 very elaborate in coloring, nn nt- lion dollar government loan to Ger­ •• • • •• day and decided that the cold wenther tractive feature being a largo roof many to finance purchases of Ameri­ "‘ ■■■■'■■■■XnifnaKSttBHIIMKIMlIXMftKMBIi&HaHWMNEliniigHtiNBHIlHH has done no dnmpge to grorcs in this j garden. The rite Is ideal, being prncti- can commodities. • ■ ■ fection of the state, according to in- cully In the center of the city—tho Request* for a hearing were filed ■ •a-'Xi ,r * r . formation given ,out nt headquarters same site on part which tho Trc- with tho senate oil InVostignUng^cofiiof shipping companies here. moat hotel formerly stood. mittcc hy tho Standard Oil Company L-cJ (9 0 0 Much credit jagiv^n to tho Lakeland o f Indiana, which declared charge* The Weather wns nut cold enough M to damage the fruit nor the trees, nor Chamber of Commerce for iln part in made against It by Thonius S. Black, PH O TO G RAPH ER did it last long enough to do damage, securing this fine hostelry for Izike- o f the western Petroleum Company, 1 o f Chicago* were ” flagrantly untrue." 'B jcven If'tho thyrnfumeter had dropped Innd. ■ j lower. In some quarters it wo* said Portrait, View and Kodak Finishing Saturday will he another big shop­ J] the cold snap would lie liencflcial E. !L Kitfceo of the Geneva section Good Woi'k Guaranteed since the fruit will not drop so free- was here yesterday looking at, the tall ping day in Sanford, to the merchants ■' S I)’ and will carry bettor When shipped buildings. Ed said Gdneva might bo should get thejr ads in tho Daily Her-NANFORD, FLA. ‘ tha bargains will draw OVER POSTAL TELEGRAPH O FFICEnorth. Dropping had been noticeable intmwted in a six story building some . ' ••• day but not right now. for some time prior to tho visit o f tho JHMMBRH KBS BUMMtiXBH nit MBUSH! BXM99B BUSH MXMUM■BHIKIBBEBkS I; J. BAKER’S isferf* Complete! E qu ip p ed ■ �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1923 AS TO DIVISION OF LABOR HERALD COLLECTIONS rot With Changing Circumstances, Gener­ ally Accepted Definition Has Un­ Rs dergone Many Changes. The Herald carriers manage and control their routes, pay in r* advance for i)Jl 'papers'drawn, End absolutely depend upon their toa The division of labor.ds one of tho *ollections for their running capital and profits. When subscrib­ ITS principles evolved from the study of e s reflect to pay th?m it is tho CARRIER and not THE fto political economy, or economies, nru! lltrald that stands the ‘'brunt.” ffa Is based on the claim Hint Industry Pa can best be carried on when each man Subscribers who do not care to pay the carrier each week „ pDy the Herald two or more months in advance and they Pci has a special work to do. Const ant practice In doing the snmo thing leads -ol pay r.iv the carrier ccch week from this fund. m will to u perfection which could not'other­ Thi* system o f delivery is known ns the INDEPENDENT IR wise he attained. /Though tho mime to CARRlEK PLAN and is used by most of tho larger newspapers of of Adam Smith (17H3-17U0), author of ftot 'Th e Wealth of Nations,” lias Iwen the country and has proven beyond doubt to be tho ver ybest plan of delivery. When n boy manages his own route, buys ami sells ha closely associated with -tho principle ■t a profit he is in business for himself In exnctly the same sense KS of the division of labor, tho Importance j a„y merchant. He knows he must give service to he success­ pm o f It has been recognized before, ful and build up’hl* business. He knows that every new custom- Pa notably by Pluto (41!7-3C7 11. C.). In his "Republic," nnd by Adam Ferguson tt he secures means more profit- In short, he knows he must Pn (I7'i3-18l0) In bis "History of Civil induct his business in a capabtu and efficient mnnner to be suc­ P* Society." In modern Industry very little Is due to the direct operation cessful. The Herald "earnestly requests its subscribers not to dis­ Pa of the huniiui band; almost everything courage these hoys in this, their first business venture, by refus­ Pa Is done by a machine. The develop­ P» ment of stcum nnd eleetrlrlty ns Hie ing to pny promptly each week for their newspaper. Pa motive power both of production and exchange, bus along with the parallel TH E SANFORD D AILY HERALD. a-a development of machinery completely Pa revolutionized tho conditions of Indusn n la » la * « » l*s Ms to R i id rs la M Pa try, necessitating a division of labor i » on a far wider basis than that con­ templated by Adam Smith. At the Take w a r o n " b a b y t a l k ” SIGHT OF MONEY WON HIM present day It Is not n mere question of personal adaptation, hut of load, na­ .actnnati School Authorities Have la- Prospector Rsfused $100,000 for Mina, tional nnd International fitness nnd spobut Sold for $10,000 Actual clnltrillion for carrying on different iued Special Appeal to Women’ e Gold Money, forms of Industry, Division of labor Clubs of the City. bns become only a factor In the wid­ jla appeal lmn been made by theM! l Money's nn odd sort of commodity er problem of the organisation of la­ I’ euthorlllcs of Clnclnnntl |o the , ,in<l s"»»c Persona know very little of bor, neeensnry to the success of every bets of Hint city to enlist In a war nr," nl rash from Intimate acquaint- great Industrial undertaking.—Cleve­ land Plnla Dealer. t "baby talk," and Its efTecIs on ftnr<** Ir children, nnd n s|>eclal speaker! Harry Vrness tells of an obi snurbtcn appointed to carry this cause ' 'Luigh of ihe Klondike, who had a W RITER’S NAME W ILL LIVE ihr inotliers' clubs, j valuable rialm nfter several years of While much of tho talk with which i dangers and hardships In (lie North. Superficial Critics Have Misjudged I mothers beguile their babies may , ,,p «>">e I" Seattlo nnd operators the Work Given to the World I vrrv foolish to others, It seems ;■ w,m realized (tie vnlne of tils hohlltK* by Sir Walter Raleigh. , i had tried to buy him out for $100,000. ivmml goisl to Hie baby, nnd while t claim that It makes stutterers and hut It was no use, the prospector held It I* something of n paradox that other defects of speech may on. Then ennie th e .wise limn who the lust work of Sir Walter Raleigh, (jwnniie truth In It, the "baby talk" made ‘ the deal,'nnd for one-tenth of "The War In Hit* Air," should have ^1 tear comparison lyltli much oilier Hint sum. Tlie stage-managed propo­ been the history of a greut modern sition was worked. I Ike this: lit hfflrd by children. ml venture, written upon a largo scale. The operators cornered their man |While good speech Is Important, t)ie T o those who knew Ratelgb. whose i l t t !« of more Importance than the on the main street nnd Imliieed him dentil a vast number of friends'and to accompany them to n dark little mer—In fact, good matter naturally disciples are deploring, only by bis i!, ta foml matter In speech. It l'„ ! oftlce <>ff Marlon street. There Ibey works, be may have seemed somewhat talked Alaska nnd mining until tbev Irs-t ipilte us Important that liardetached from Hie life about him. mid well as ns mol mol hen*, tiers, are are 'hongtd limy Imd their man In the Intent upon the niceties and elegancies iti. fftibcrs as well etui tn select the rigid subject mat- proper frame of mind. They opened of style. fi.r bilk Is-fore and to their dill- up the subject of n deal and tie ndThe most «if hi* hook* deal with jit rtint baby talk be eliminated. mltled he had been offered $11x1,000. the past. In which t bo superb Hn I "And you'll never sell for HiatT' |Try. a* lhe> may. the teacher* are critic might think Raleigh was Undine Ml; to have a hard (line anyway to one said, ami when the miner said tin escape from reality. The siqierttlnrr many mothers that l>Miy talk "N o " the would he purebaser went to llelnl rrllle o f rolirve would turn- been not the proper language In which a table near by Hint uns eoverpd with wrong. i addrrvs the baby, both ns to sale n elolii nn<l stuitehed the covering Like nil good writers, Raleigh bail matter and method o f speech,— away. There, stacked In neat but mi Intense Interest In all Hint was i'Hretest ii{.pinirlng . plies, was 510,000 Sinhurgli Idspatch, iilioul him. Whatever be read be put In bright, new shiny S‘J0 gold pieces. always to tin* test. of life, nnd thus "There's what W e'll , give you," KMIES OF WOMEN W ARRIORS shouted one of Ihe operators as he [ found Hie bint, the only commentary for the books wlilrli be loved full saw tin* miner's eyes gleam. "You j well.—From ".Musing* Without Meth­ suoni. According to Ancient Writ- Just sign the deed, ami take the od" in 'Blackwood's Magazine. [in. Wire Fierce Fighters— Some money," Records of Their Deeds. And the miner, unused to money, Hnrthc"ffe ,*a a Doy. carried away by the sight of real coin, Wi nn Noiihellffe. Alfred Harms* iwoiing in itmlent writer*, thg signed.— Portland Oregonian. worth by inline, was a young boy the Mstifls wen* a tintloti of female war “ family lived nt St, Johns Wood, next who allowed no men to lire ax Hi.'in. lint inarched to bill He SPEEDED UP POSTAL SERVICE to a select seminary for girls o f twelve to sixteen, and frequently the liny*’ jjjrr Omnmnnd of their queen. They '* orradonnl Intercourse with the First Exclusive Tranaportation of the ball would be knocked over Hie fence Mails, In 1875, W ai Watched Into the seminary garden, with ensu­ of neighboring states. If hoys With Intense Interest. ing rrhioiietnineo from the principal. vre born to them, they either sent Once when the hall came over the to their fathers nr killed them, The first exclusive mall train was fence Into (lie garden. Hie story goes, the girl* were brought up for Mr. ntcl ih.'lr breast* were burned placed lu service Sept. Ik. IK7.Y Leav­ a grili-eful. dork-eyed girl o f thirteen that tlicj might not lie prevented ing New York. It arrived on schedule took ( mins,-..ion of It. mol when Har­ bending Hie bow. From Hits mJ-1 time tn H i lingo the following day. old Hnrtusworth <lumbered after It Hie the) reeelved the tiumq of Amn- nfter n Journey of twenty six hours. refused to give It up. Later Alfred Great Interest was taken nt Hint time literally dropped In and by a combina­ o*. which I* •'breiisllosa.” In this nib post'll tmln. which carried tion o f Inct nnd blarney nnf only got , The Asiatic Amazon* are said to **e at one time subdued the whole the western mail from New York to the hnll but got ihe girl's confidence Asia, and to hnvo hhllt Smyrna, Chicago nt n greater speed than nny nnd promise to return Hie bnll when­ i HI; recently raptured and burned passenger train could rointunml, and, ever It again came over Into the gar­ furthermore delivered Hint mail nt Chi­ den. Tradition lias It that six years the Ttirk«. nnd other elites. cago distributed ned arranged for tin- Inter she lieenmc Mrs. Alfred HarmsIdthrr nntloiiR of Amazon* menmediate dlspnleh to other lines, or wnytli.— Kansas City Ktur. W bv the [indents were the S'-y I Il­ for delivery b.v carrier In t’ldengo. ls Amazons, who In nflert lines mar* al among the neighboring Scythians. M the ,\frl.-itn Amazon*, nlm subd the Gorgon* and Atlnntea. “filed tbrough Egypt nnd Arabia, r: handed their rnplinl on the Mp Iriinniit. hut wera ' annihilated Hercules. What |j Earth Lika InaldeT I ” M Ideas In regard to the high bent Ihe iiQknuwM Inside o f the enrth *7 have in tin revised, If the jneotp hr evidence tnblmvd tty tctn|tcrnr r Icos In ItlT deep w ells In the 111^ htnlea by Dr. C. H. Van OrW*l. |div»lntl geologist o f the Unit■tale, lieologieul survey, should he Hrtre.l |,y Inter Investigations. Ac* ' lnK to Ibis expert, Ihe steady InIn temperature, so great that |“,l," 'r o.uld not live at n depth o f r uille. a|.|>ears to he less rapid a t r •*'M>nd Hint depth. Combined [, lhe Liet Hint mathematician* [ *• not Vet found the law o f dlatrlbu"f lemperatnro from the surfaei* " ‘[" 'T " f the earth, this makes p *rt»lu rtie estimation o f some set* * that Hu. heu( nt the center Is E 1 tts l^MXxt degress Fahrenheit. MYSRon* nt 11 depth o f about 7,500 ^ have been taken, but Dr. Van Or■ bits not been able to carry Ilia ^todgoUaiu, ftirtlier.—Sclenco Sort- **0SE STRATEGIC BATTLE tVIm v!'.V^.Voc WIIINGTON, Feb. 20.— I'ropon r °* the administration shipping tost 6 strategic halt In yesterday, senate voting 44 to 12 not to table “Otion by Senator Ladd, Republi■ * <rt*' f’«ro!ina, to lay aside the K * biU «nd take up the filledDili. LEGAL HOLIDAY With the beginning of Ihe year lStkt the mall licluix'ii New York nnd San Fraudseo was also carried on fast trnlns, consuming loss time than the fnslest passenger train. Fust trnlns between ( ’hlerigo and Omaha ran the more limn 500 miles In less than ten hours. An Important feature of the pew service was Unit by which mull bngs were enugbt without stopping Ihe trains, mid which brought even small towns tho benefit of speedy service, the Detroit New* stnles. Gold Found In Nova Scotia. Consul McCdim nt Yarmouth, N. H., says It I'i reported Hint rich gold-bear­ ing quartz has been struck on property nt Malegn Barrens, Queens county. In (be Yarmouth consular district. The preliminary development was conclud­ ed recently, nnd quartz IS now being taken out and crushed. It Is nlso re­ ported that a rich strike has been made In arena on the "South Rabbit* lend, Malegn Barrens, nnd Hint there have been eleven men employed on, the workings since early spring. On July t Blueberry Rapture. 20 a shot fired optned up n live-foot Both these splendid varieties of ber­ lead of iitiartz showing rich gold speci­ ries (high and low growing), which mens. •are probably the best berry growing oil butties In the world, nre a free gift What Did Ha Gat Then? of God to (bo people of New England. Benny, smnll scion of n Montgomery Beautiful In Its white or slightly rose­ county family. Is nt Hie age when In­ ate flower, beautiful In leaf and habit, struction on etiquette seeina neces­ tho bush I*, " f course, most lovely sary. Sunday, the family was Invited when laden down with It a cerulean ber­ out for dinner. While at llie table, ries—large, round and plump, dusted the hostess served Benny with a sec­ over with a fine soft fuzz or bloom, ond piece of.cnke. On his noncom­ nnd packed full almost to tho point mittal acceptance of the favor, he was o f bursting With a Julco which l,s mure admonished by bin mother; dellclouH thnn nny known nectur. The “ Now, what do you say, Benny?" ripe, rich, woodsy flavor of the perfect Hastily gulplrtg down the Inst frag­ New England blueberry Is Indescrib­ ment o f the second allce, Benny re­ able. In It nre tho perfume of the plied, with dlfilcuRy: wild rose and of tho clover J In flint"dot any' woreTT-i-Indianapolis ters o f the palate Hw savor of the .' '■ . blueberry Is precisely what th e!beRUlce n«te of the wood thrush la In the N iw A ttf lew ' '■: domain of sound. Eathettrolly, « » Agtnan wfio wh>i had Bvgh ciifpigsit to well ns In habitat, the two are cl'qsely writ© a cirett* poster snildenly found associated, Both srnsntlons nre Inef­ hltnself at n toss for n fresh adject I vo. fable, nnd quite without parallel In "8 e« here," lie said to his emjiloyer. nature.—“ Nomad" In Boston .Tran­ "I don't know what to say about this script. panther. Have you a thesaurus?'! Tlie mnnager of tbu circus looked nt Daily Herald on salo at Joe's Smoke littn with suspicion. "No. s i « I have not," he said, "and I House, Mobley’s Drug Store nml don't think I shall do nnytlitng about Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf getting one this year. I never heard of a circus having one, either, «nd .Vre We give unquestionable Sanford known *omo good shows. Where are references. We are what wo claim, they raised, anyway. I'd like to know?" Sewing Machine Expert*, cleaning, —I'lttsburg Dispatch. •No“ ' repairing, overhauling family *t iL : • ma­ ORLANDO W ILL HAVE Founders’ Week LARGER PUBLICITY TAX COMMISSION FAVORS IT Program Starts will vote on nn increase in Thurs., Feb. 22 itsOrlando publicity tax April 24, when the charter board election is held, the city commission decided yesterday after 38TII AN N IVE R SAR Y OF ROLLINS a conference with the committee from COLLEGE — 418T BIRTHDAY the Chamber of Commerce. The in­ FOR W IN TE R PARK crease, If authorized, would increase the public levy to two mills. Rollins College authorities and Win­ The committee, headed by Unymcr ter Park town ofTiciala announce ns F. Maguire, president of thot cham­ the program which is to celebrate the ber, went before the commission at thirty-eighth nnnivyrfsry of the city hall yesterday fgrenpon to make founding of 'Rollins- college, and the nTformal request for the election. A forty-flat anniversary o f tho found­ conference with Mayor Duckworth ing of Winter Pnrk, Florida, from and Commissioner J. G. Manual had Thursday, February 22, through Sunbeen held several day* ago with both dny, February 25: ofTiciuls indicating they approved of THURSDAY, frEB. 22. calling the election so that the deci­ (Washington's Birthday celebra­ sion to issue the cnil was expected. tion). The committee pointed out the ben­ Commemorating the founding of tho efits that would result from tho in­ town of Winter Pnrk. crease, referring to tho work which . 2:20 p. m. Band concert and pag- has been done with the fond obtained ennt, representing the return of Once- from n tax o f one mill. The city haa ola, chief of the Seminole*, on tho| grown, the committee told the com­ shores of Lake Osceola. mission. until the present fund is not 4:00 p. tti. Speaking on important sufficient for its publicity roquiretopics by Irving Bhchollcr, the distin­ ments. guished author; R. J. Sprague, acting Comparison with the publicity ,tnx president Rollins college, nnd W. C, o f other cities brought out the fact Comstock, one o f tho founders of Rob t|ult j j j amj js now j,p0n,ijng nearly Hns college, mid the city of Winter f l 00,000 a year from a publicity tax l'ark. alone nnd that West Palm Bench has R:20 p, m. Woman’s Club. nn annual fund of $40,000 from the Municipal reception and dance at xnme source. —Orlando Sentinel. Winter l ’ark Woman's Club house. FRIDAY, FEU. 21. 4:00 p. m. Knowles hall. The Irving Bachellcr prize essay contest for Florida -high school boys nnd girls. . Chairmnn: Mr. Marshal C. Wilson. Contestants: Miss Rosamond MeCanless; St. I’etcrsburg high school, "The Evil of Intolerance in America." Miss Addie M, Muller, Snnford High School, “ The Evil of Intolerance in America," Miss Gladys E. Ridge, Kt. Petersburg high school, "The Settle­ ment of St. Augustine and Its Kenriy, History." Mr. George K. Armcs, Jr., Tallahassee high school, “ Florida's Futuie Among the States." Mr. Richard M. Naylor, Lakeland high school, "F lo­ rida’s Future Among the States." Judges: Irv ing Bncheller, chairman; Mrs. Hiram Powers, Supt. Sexton Johnson, Principal W. B. Feagle, Win­ ter l’ark high schouL "Higher Education." Presentation of prizes by Mr. Bneheller, ft p. m. in the college com­ mons. . Thirty-first anniversary dinner of the Delphic Literary society. Toastmaster: Mr. I). ' A. Cheney, prseident of the Rollins Club of Or­ lando. Welcome: Miss It. Miriam Stewart, president of the Delphic Literary So­ ciety. Guests of honor: Representatives of the college and high school litera­ ry societies of Florida. 8:1)6 p. ni. in Knowles hnll, debate, juniors versus seniors. Subject: "Resolved, that there ahull lie Federal ownership and operation of the coal resource)* of the United States." SATURDAY, FEB. '2L Alumni Day 10;00 a. m. in Carnegie Hnll, an­ nual meeting of the Florida Collegiate Pres.t association. 10:00 n. m., in Carnegie hnll.'L twenty.fifth annual meeting of the Alumni Association. President, Mr. J. H. Hill. ’20. Vice president, Miss-Mary L. Branahum, 'll. Secretary, Miss Susan T. Gladwin, "J'J. Treasurer, Miss Ada McKnlght, '19. ' 10 a. m., in Carnegie hall, annual mooting of board o f trustees. I p. ni. in the commons, annual nlumni luncheon in honor o f senior*. Toastmastbr, Mr. J. II. Hill, pres­ ident of the Alumni association.. 3 p. m. on nthlctic field, baseball, Bilious vs. Winter Pnrk All-Stars, 0 p. m. in tho commons, the twentyninth anniversary dinner of the "R ol­ lins Snndspur." Welcome: Mr. Charles E. Ward, ed­ itor of the "Sandspur" nnd president of the Florida Collegiate Press Asso­ ciation. Guests of Honor; Representative* o f the Florida Press. , 8 p. m. in Knowles hall, annual con­ cert of the Glee Club and orchestra. .9:20 p. m.# in Carnegie Hall, recep­ tion by trustees to fnculty, alumni students and frionds of Rollin* college SUNDAY, FEB. 25. Founders’ Day a. m. Founders’ Day services. Congregational Church, Now England Avenue. Jnu; Mithodist Church, temporarily lo­ cated at th© Woman’* Club house. All Saints’ Episcopal" Church, In terlachen avenue. Rnptist church, Interlachcn avenue ■ 8 p. ni. in Knowles hall, services un­ der the mi.spices of the Chapel ation. Chairman: Irving Bncheller, presi­ dent of the organisation. SKATING. DANCING AND SPECIALTIES.— LAKE MARY SKATING ACADEMY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. iin r 280-3tc Daily Herald on aale at Joe’s Smoke __ _ ....... —— v a legal holiday, the ert* Co., FcrndaliFApta. Thono 231; House, Mohlay's Drug Store and tl . For quick results try a want ad. ' ■' 276-tp Hunt's PhnrnUcy. °f Sanford will not bo open. W. M ltti -^..1^=?ft t ____ -DJibsfe. M r - PROPOSE CONFERENCE * l l r rh r . Ansttrlafrd I’ r m l WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.— Another resolution proposing a world's eco­ nomic conference in Washington was introduced in the senate yesterday by Senator Owen, Democrat, Oklaho­ ma, who introduced n^simtinr pend­ ing measure by Senator Borah, Ida­ ho. cr courts, If King is ordered to jail Tick Eradication for refusing to answer the questions that are put to him. The case will In Gadsen County bo watched with interest by news­ Brings More Money paper men over the state and the final derision will ho o f importance to every QUINCY, Fla., Feb. 21.—Gadsden newspaper man who is working. King says that for him to reveal the source I coun,l >’ is the on,y tic.k fcvcr W * ™ ] ot his information would cause him *-'ol5RtY in b lorida which carried to break his word and would bring jon »* * * < "* »«« tick eradication work trouble on tho person* who told him I i'"1®* yenri nn*i the benefit* are shown the facts on which he based his story. li: price* now being paid to our cattle owners since the federal officials au­ thorized on January 20th, shipment of Florida to Porto Rico cattle from this county^ to qp«« mar­ Will Be Next Flight, kets in the United States. Cattle owner* in quarnntlpeij Flor­ U. S. Aviators Try ida counties tan compare the follow­ ing prices ami figure just how much Rreelved Flying Order* nt Washing­ it is costing thorn to raise ticks,: on basis of what Jhey can get for their ton Yesterday ; cattle in dosed market*. Illy Tlie A ma«ifIfilrd On February 15th the following DAYTON. Feb. 20.— Lieut. ... ,, , ,u>'.sales were made in Gadsden county; Kirtscy of \Yilbur Field will be a part , tjfl tfa|t(c „ t ceflU „d. live of a squadron, ©f American aviators ; wcI M ^ fit 0 cenU pcr who will fly from Florida to Porto , an<, catu# at f42 |)cr anl. Rico soon. He received (lying Orders , . ... . . . . . ,, .,, mnl. One buyer made the statement from Washington yesterday. He will j class of cattle would bring go to Kelly Field; Texas, where he ***' 11% to 2 1-4 cents per pound nt point will join other aviators who will make, ^ origin in quarantined counties 'where systematic tick eradication ; work has not been undertaken. GEORGIA SUPREME COURT Alabama market* has\* taken the CANNOT AUTHORIZE 1 L , RECEIVE KFOR THE KLAN bu,k o f 0,8 CBlt,e but " incc ‘ he quar______ ;antino was raised Tampa buyers hav© ! met most of the competitive prices of* l l l r T b r A a * o r l n t n 1 t’ r « « 1 A T L A N T A , Feb, 20.—Evidence pre-Jfcred by outside buyers, seated in the ease 'o f Harry Terrell and others against the Klnn, alleging Six Are Killed the misuse of bunds by E. Y. Clark, in Train Wreck imperial giant of the former imperinl wizard, pro tern, does not authorise Near Elmira Today the appointment of a receiver for the property o f the organization, accord­ (Hr Tfcf \*«orlnlrd I*rr*a1 ELMIRA, N. Y „ Feb. 20.— Six per­ ing to a derision of the Georgia su­ sons were killed in a Iran wreck this preme court. morning on the I.ehigh Valley railSKATING, DANCING AND SPEC-1road at Rummerficld, I’n., about ten 1ALTIES.— LA K E MARY SKATING miles south of Tonawanda. It was ACADEMY. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. reported most o f the dead were train­ 2SQ-3tc men of Pennsylvania cities. j ________ :__________________________ NEWSPAPER MAN W ILL NOT TE LL WHO GAVE Q naaaanaaiiH H aRaH aaanaaaaaaaaaatsaaaM aaaaBaEnrnannH aM aa HIM STORY, UK HAYS I T ’ S F U R ST. PETERSBURG. Fob. 20.—Ra­ ther thou reveal the source of infor­ mation on which he based news sta- _ rie* in The Tourist News, Harry King, “ a member of the staff of that paper, [a ileclnred that lie would go to jail ami stay. County Judge John U. Bird hns ordered King to tell from whom he got the information contained in a story dealing with illegal net fish­ ing. Thearticle stated that there have been persistent violations of the fish­ Our orders are coming in to fast that if it were not that we ing laws of this section. kept prepared to rentier real service we euuliK not handle them. Judge Bird summoned King to tell who gave him the information so that ■ there cqjgld be criminal prosecution. W E DELIVER PHONE US King "declined to tell. He hns been ■ given a week to think it over but says and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if you do he will not change his mind. He has not drink Elder Water now— you will, employed Judge Frccmnn P. lame to after one trial defend him and the attorney contends that the courts hnvo held a judge or n grnnil jury cannot require a news paper reporter or editor to reveal sources of information that was se­ cured confidentially. ■R i i i i D i i a i n i n B a i i i m i i z i i i N i B i n a i i i m a m i i i i i i i k M T h at’s W h y It’s ...Popular... | Elder Springs Water Company \ FEM A LE tH ELP W ANTED. \oUN**i LaulS 1*# • FEMALE HELP WANTED. m< MALE HEL *>». m u i i- ^ I m li* >* M>1 II ■** " lOPflP* »>>**: rt^T" •««. UrtEHirp MMl ,, .^1 •^KXVfife’iTTr P N«L Mr**, ill. 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The Rob­ . . __ PAGE FIVE VumiVf mI ##M§lf T >w T+**-Vf* nOnTSMl kT>*r N pM W»C •"wCirV l’** tl L AlH* H **•*• r*" v> 4 Mlil |* |ft*l * rilMRlt If !• iUlHi M* iw rf Nl i f j f u rr^ rr � 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, February 21, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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